St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 5, 1921
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ee ee + ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [PLE he Only Evening Paper in St With the x yoU TELL IT TO THE GREAT SOUTHWEST Waen you advertise in P.-D. Wants See First Want Page Today (Complete Market Reperts.) News Ser vice | ae is Associated Press a | ‘Opyright, “VoL. 73, NO. 337. —— ~- — i er iafame NO “AUGLE IN SOUTH, CONFERENCE FIND sort Adopted by Meeting of Health Officers De- cares Misleading State- VF L ments Have Been Made. keys PRICE THREE Corre pe ——coameat ae ‘TWO ROBBERS LOOT MAIL AND EXPRESS. CAR IN ILLINOI CARUSO’S PEARLS AND 5 Sites OTHER VALUABLES ‘Men Board B. & O. at | Beecher City at 9:30 P, M., TORTS EASES Bids ol Auamaet ia EASURES to protect the || Miles Northeast of St. Caruso have heen taken’ by the || [Oat®, andl Eocage: Syme Packages in Automobile— Posses Take Up Pursuit. Fae Ppes Op) ~ ergo Highest yes- | terday, 86, at'| 4:30 p. ™M.; ; low-| est, 69, at 6 a.) Official fore-| HAD BEEN ARRESTED 31 TIMES SINCE 1915 _ LOUIS, \UGUST 122 PAGES. > DESMOINESHASNO 7210, 9S*”", 0 TOOK oro seavice CARUSO TOOK COOLER TOMORROW (IF PAN ¢ FOUND | Weather Buréau Predicts Rain k | | Miniature Machine, Operated VIRTUALLY ALL HIS. With Lower Temperatures From Car 100 Feet Behind, MURDERED IN AUTO: KEEPS UP ITS GAIT ri cx Deon sees. WEALTH Tf) ITALY THE —— ATURES. | m 9a : : | DAYTON, O., 5.—Da’yton 4, : | traffic policemen rubbed their eyes sailed past all semaphores. There Two Char ges, Apparently | Crowds Get There Just as ” pron tas pg ded radio automo- ties and Shipped Valuable | Shot to Death as Result of | in the Days of Normal |controiiea by radio from a car 100, At Collections to Native | Traffic. Land. | ‘feet behind it. The automobile is said to be the ‘first of its kind publicly exhibited by | | BUSSES AND PRIVATE the Radio Air Service. gy MAY NEVER GET AUTOS KEPT Busy CARD GAME FOUND BACK,” SINGER SAID _ IN FLAT OWNER HAD REFUSED TO RENT Naples Resuiaes Normal Lith After Funeral in Which’ Church, Government and_| Populace Took Part. i FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5 192122 PAGES, \THUNDERSHOWERS | TONIGHT ; FAIR AND REPUTED MEMBER CTREF] CARS PIT DRIVERLESS AUTO } to Follow. | Earl Bolin, Awaiting Trialon | oo os tn ; and tcday when a mfmiature, automobile Sold Nearly All His Sicial| ‘bile from McCook Aviation Field, Feud, Police Say. 1S A SPRY CENTENARIAN. PELLAGRA INCREASE _ EXPECTED, HOWEVER | cast for St. | Louis and vicin- | ity: Thunder- | showers this af-| ternoon or to- night; tomor- row, fair and, cooler. | Missouri ' —~-Thundershow- ers this after- noon or tonight, cooler tonight in | By the Associated revs. west and ex- | WASHINGTON, Aug, 6. Denia) | treme north! that there is a “condition approach- | ,, a ‘ ; ’ oo | morrow fair an ing a famine or plague in the South cides. "was made today in a report unani- Illinois—Unsettled with thundef- mously adopted by héalth officials! showers tonight and tomorrow; cool- from a dozen southern states in con- | ¢r tomorrow. ference with Surgeon-General| 5t#ge of the river at 7 a. : feet, a rise of 1.5 feet. Cumming a@& the Public Health S ry- been arrested 31 times since 1915. ) ice to discu®s the pellagra situation. — ‘The report held that statements “‘er- COUNTLESS DEAD GRASSHOPPERS He w -eputed ber of ti FLOAT DOWN THE ST. LAWRENCE |arry Street gang, ‘rival. of the Body in Tonneau of Ma- Service Inadequate, but City chine, With Engine Run-' Seems to Be Waiting on, 1K Al Ditete dd Ses’ Cie ning on Lonely Road— | Serious Sag Before Acting | Men Taken to Police Station Bullet Wounds in Chest. | on Serious Problem. | but Later Released. Intensive Public Health Ed- ' wcation Necessary in Next’ Few Years, Officials | State. authorities. There was yester- day some uneasiness over a string of pearls that the tenor bought in Paris 10 years ago, said to be valued at 1,000,000 francs (normally $200,000). The location also of a ring set with a diamond was the subject of preoccupation in some quarters. MAN KILLED, ONE HURT WHEN DERRICK SLIPS Whirling Handles on Machine. Fracture Skull of Worker at Old Commonwealth Trust Co. SEARCH FOR: SOME PARTICULAR OBJECT Check of Express Packages Indicates 70 to 90 Watches Consigned to Centralia Jeweler Were Taken by Pair. Reports that J. A. Dietz, 57 years | old, a brewery employe, had fused to rent the upstairs of prop- erty he owns at 2833A McNair ave- nue, to any of several persons who have called in three months during which ity has stood vacant, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Aug. 8&—Enrico Caruso, the late world famous tenor, left virtually no property, real or | personal, in this country, when he sailed last spring to his. native Italy, | caused | Bruno Zirato, his private secretary the police to watch the building. | and confidant for many years, an- Shortly after midnight they ‘no- , nounced : ticed lights in the vacant flat. They ] ; . | obtained entry and found Dietz and Even his subjects of his seven other men playing cards at | ceramics his pictures, coins and two tables. There were two cases of | curls 8, of which he had a marvelows | beverage, a box of cigars and eight /| collection, were packed into 20 large decks of cards in the room. Thejtrunks and boxes, and most of them flat was barren of other furniture. were shipped to Italy. So were all Dietz said that he and his friends|the personal effects and furnishings frequently had a friendly game of| with which he had beautified his ho- | cards. They were taken to a police/|tel suite here. station, but later released. The po- Caruso’s frarkly spoken reaSon tor | man is dead another lice asked Dietz why he did not rent/this course. though jo@ularly ex-/slightly injured as the result of the his fiat, ‘he ar rt © . | , la w en . , iy, ba — vere pres sed, Zirato said, : was the belief | | failure of a hand derrick being used sceking living quarters. He replied /ithat he might never get back to New | that thére had then! me: auetionnte Etat to lower stone at the old Common- |The police said that they had been Carus) owned no real estate in this | Wealth Trust Building, Broadway . . told several persons had tried toj)country, Zirato*said. He had a sum-jand Locust street, which is being y 9 q : : Earl Bolin, 27 years old, of 1716A).. ds 6. ene Pest-Ditiinten South Seventh street, a huckster, DES MOINES, Ia., Aug. 5.-——Mo- | was found shot to death in his seven-| tor busses filled to the limit, motor passenger automobile on Loughbor-| cars with smiling men and women ough avenue 600 feet west of Mor-| | crowded to the runnin, ganford road in a lonely section of| jess lines of traffic guided straight Southwest St. Louis at 11:45 p. Mm. | heat or yesterday under circumstances which | “Ts caused the police to believe he was killed in a gang feud. day Bolin, the police records show, had | and re- boards, end- into cross streets, formed 8.1 here the pictures of Des Moines yester- in it first street carless day. Men got to some ahead of time. There women work.on time, -art, They returned home on time. was a circus Special to the Post-Dispatch. GREENVILLE, IIl., Aug. §.—~Two robbers who boarded a Baltimore & Ohio passenger: train at Beecher City at 9:30 o'clock last night held up the express messenger, rifled rregistered mail pouches and ex- press packages and when they left the train at Altamont, five miles south’ of Beecher City, took all the mail and some express packages, boarded a waiting automobile and escaped. Several posses were formed prompt! yand started in pursuit of the robbers. C. T. Wade of Flora, IL, the mes- senger, said the men. jumped inte bis car as the train was pulling out of Beecher City and he at first thought they were railroad employes wanting a ride. They drew revol- vers and made him stand with hands up and face te the side of the car while they looted packages, he said, and then robbed him of nie watch EO One and Text of Report. | As adopied, of the Was as follows: "State health officers of the rn states in conference at the re- Muest of the Surgeon-General of the | Nited States Public Health Service plore the fact that an impression created ihe text report | South. | | Receiving Operator service. was From Scene of Speed Contests on Lake at Chicago. | by the Associated Prers. con-| CHICAGO, Aug. 65. ereditors and Claims are: D. welding and Propeous and misleading” had been made to the public. After brisk discussion, a statement j Cuckoo gang and had been under| in town and everybody that wanted Incorporated in the report @5 pre-| tnsecsé, Having Eaten Everything | bond on charges/of stealing from in- | tO go appeared to be there. When ey & oe of five healt.) Rehind Them, Fail to Make Cross- | terstate shipments and highway rob-|the parade went by downtown late peommissioners, that “we do not re- ing on Reaching River. bery. He had served two workhouse|in the morning the streets were gard the situation in any sense as By the Adpociated Press. ' sentences for larceny. packed. more serious at the present timo QUEBEC, Aug. 5.—Countless deaad| The police today were rounding Des Moines claims a population omg oe + ee som Ak ey ¢| grasshoppers floated down the St., UP members of the Barry and | of 130,000. The street car company was eliminate aS the suggestion © | Lawrence River today. Observers Cuckoo gangs for questioning. They |claims an average daily traffic of a vin West, Tennessee Healt Bi 6 “ould offer no plausible explanation. also questioned Mrs. Laura King, 30 | 105,000 fares. It says the busses os voeyanegeata ' | At Three Rivers the insects covered | Years old, of 3436 Pennsylvania ave- | take from that a total of 45,000, a eee tnat “there is no) the river from bank to bank at one| Ue. When they learned she had been | to the destruction of the company’s voecasion for extending charitable point. | visiting at the Bolin home for ‘the | business. The company cut service measures for the relief of the con- last five days and was seen with | at the time it increased its fare to rent the flat ton: OR , . — = far a any gir edlcan Ry the Associated Press. Bolin ,in his automobile yesterday | 5 cents. | Ty + ac 611 Cana eer er _ gpergieed eons agp ype L. 1..| wrecked to make way for the new rerned where pellagra is prevalent,” crraurl yw > . : , afternoon. Mrs. King. s: olin | Bus Mlieet Inade . | ese «a pe which he had leased for a term of} ,, , : : le etal chon but. Dr. W. &. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—New York ues 7 ars. King said Bolin eet Inadequate. | want with it.” they said Dietz re- six phonths, and his city residence | Pederal Reserve . Bank Building. Penk ha Aioes of Nort! A |agriculturists advanced a theory in drove her from his home to her Bus men, car trivers and city of- plied. aaa + ni ion y ! otatin walla ankin, hea Ji . - Ores ne connection with discovery today of home yesterday afternoon, arriving | ficials do not regard the first day | pease! PRD ms | Re ard o : ep Lt ’ a Hina, contending that it would be a} : there about 6 o'clock nd she knew |; i baal S As for personal property,’ Zirato Albert White, 60 years old, of 1253) ants 2 eg myriads of dead grasshoppers float- Be : PCIOCK, GAG Brit new ;asatest. Neither does Des Moines. ‘INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY idea. * etiacll ‘IL of M Cr # = - hi Saiiates oe yom | ing down the St. Lawrence Rive-~ nothing of his movements after that. | It is plain that, without the almost | § pas Tale a —" : 7 ry $s th om pos | Franklin avenue, and Patrick Dev- 4 nt , “$ the possibility of char | They explained that, having eaten On the drive to her home, she said, | unanimous assistance of private mo- | ASKED FOR AUTOMOBILE C0, oe resae ray eae web e* ° 2088 | tin, 41, of 1847 North Broadway, »relie ~ ‘ ec ann : , : » . ) i : everything behind them, when the| 20!!n was accompanied by a man jtorists, (ie 61 busses woul) have ” : " y , , The report emphasibed the neces- | . : he did . iblock. of Liberty Lown securities. | stonemasons, at 3 a. m. were low- , insects reached the river they failed she did not know. , been ungbje to cope with the sit- | , v7. oe | amity of afferding Pederni, state and | at otetie “ttm broad jump na . vente : — Puifltfon our ¢ nediennee’ of Von Arg Concern |Which he still retains in a safe de-/;ering a 4x6-foot slab of stone which ; . , Ne _ = pat a , " : . : e > deca! health afpen: lé 5 euffic ik nt funds | | plunged ahead to death. a ound by Policemen There is little ’ ope in the busses Petition for A Receiver for apenas ault, were sdld out peng pean agpel half a ton, from the eighth ‘i cope with health conditions gen- | Awalley of the Mounted| as at present constituted. Citizens, the Business, lsomething ‘like yh eyes ago ani floor when the base of ‘the ‘hand | erally. | District, whv* were making a patrol} business men, busmen themselves, | An involuntary petition in bank- reason Sor this er Prior ont i | derrick began to slir.. The men lost “ASSOCIATED PRESS GETS BOAT in an automobile. They were at-| admit that in numbers and equip-|ruptcy was filed today against the | jthe hpavy Government taxes now tm- he hand h he- | sed upon suc if holdings, though | their grip on the andles, which be tracted to the automobile because it| ment the present fleet is inadequate. | Von Arx Automobile Co., 3916 Wash- [pores ' T ‘during war time and thereafter there | gan to revolve rapidly as the stone F RE 0 F | was standing in the middle of the! rhe ggusmen are askingsfor a fran- | ington boulevard, by four local cred- “it ¥, , aa large | Sathered momentum in its fall. Dev- . : ; wT , ir { ( Toad with the lights burning and the chise‘to attract capital for extension _itors. The appointment of a re- _ ¢ few » See ‘ ne hip dhe sing lin was struck and brushed aside, Three Miles | ¢ngine running and with no one at of The street railways has/| ceiver for the business also ees woe “rey ne suffering only bruises, but White ithe wheel. Bolin was lying dead on| intimated a desire to resume opera~ | asked. {ly than ie. . that neither he nor| Was repeatedly struck. He suffered ‘the floor of the tonneau. Two bul-itions if the busses are eliminated. The petitioning the | Zirato aoe Sara propre mis fractured skull. several fractured and money. , : rec -hese ; “reine iT gh icine _ eS a fanyone else In an Oe SURATOS “Sew Seen ae am, rhe city administration is neutral; amount of their M. crea an accurate estimate ag to the | ribs and a fracture of the right leg.| Wade said the robbers, oth of j}at the back, and other bullets had,to passive. So is the Chamber of | Lawrence & Co., ma- ee |He died at the city hospital an hour} whom were masked, appeared to be . that famine Chicago Por should oc: is mu to 19°] fas been Hitions exist in the South unl asa Jesult that pellagra has increased to h alarming extent. “After making an investigation Meing all information available, we 70 not believe the situation warrants ’ ‘asion any undue alarm, are that-there w'll an increase of pellagra this year nm localities in certain states where! The disease has been epidemic, but Mata in hand shows in an unmictak- ble way that the number of cases 4 deaths from pellagra during Sa'2] will still be less than the un- Rua! during the period af The indications average “In other words, it is fully sub- tiated by facts in hand that pel- ra has steadily decreased in the wuthern States during previous | rs. (In drawing conclusions rela- to the actual control of any dis- | scomparative statistics are value- unless an analysis is made for a | riod of vears. not less than five and preferably 10. inspectors |General Hays to investigate charges against ‘have made a partial report on theii “No Approach to Plague.” "There is no condition approach- a famine or plague in the South. ls obvious that this is a clear case Misinterpretation of terms, an in- rect analysis, and, usS a_ result, fements have been made that are neous and misleading to the pub- ‘We realize that pellagra requires | tiie and aggressive considera- | hand that the solution of the pel- problem depends upon sane | Honal methoda. ®* whole one M he approached as a th problem and dealt with by a. Hdefined plan. here can bo no doubt that there | be an increase in the prevalence Uderculosis, pellagra and other es during the next féw years | result of the economic depres- | throughout the entire country. Federal, State afd loeal | mh departments are given ade- financial support and co-oper- in directing intensive public ath education and in the estab- | wht and maintenance of local | h ‘Teanizations, which are fun- ‘alin the prevention ahd con- | f all disease and the promotion | Public health.” me health officers were * 88 to the advisability 8 record that the pellagra sit- * Was no wor, it the present than during recent years. Dr. Geclared that while he “resent. | n the end of his toes to the. oT hte head charges that a ver- fondition of famine existed in| South,” health an of the | question is “evenly of RO- | realize the seriousness of the on Page 2, Column 7. newspapers received results speedboat | plier tl I] | Station, ft races off the municipal today by wireless telephone irough the Associated Press. The U. 8S. Naval Reserve for linois, Great Lakes Naval Training and an electric compury irnished the equipment. A reporter on the submarine chas- | er 419 dictated the race bulletins to a receiving operator three away in the Associated Press offices. receiving end, five short strands of! er, w T No outside aerial was used at the ire strung from the picture mold- | | ing sufficing to catch the signais. mr ee ees NATURE OF PARTIAL REPORT IN SELPH INQUIRY NOT DIVULGED ment. on =e wo Inspectors Assigned to Inves- tigate St. Louis Postoffice Re- turn to Finish Work. Special to the Post-Dispatch WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.——The two assigned by Postmaster- Postmaster Selph of St. Louis findings. to the department here, it Ww iu Sit. Louis to the department toda) iterated as learned today. The nature of 1e report was not disclosed. The inspectors have returned to finish their work. At officials re. that a “full and impartial’ investigation of condition in the St) I, report, any partisan bias, one of the inspec- | that | tors being a Democrat and the oth- public | er a Republican. made. The be without would be would oftice they said, ouls f/f ‘f In Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch The Great and Near @reat at Washington—-As seen by a keen satirist, who has no heroes, The story of a book ‘‘with a punch,’’ Vast Island, Unknown for Three Centuries, Goal of American Exploration Expedition—An in- teresting story of the North Polar region and a new in- vasion of it. Newest Romance of the Marshall Field Millions}— Extraordinary social progress"of the third gen- eration in exclusive Pnglisb circles, The Mississi River Comes Back—Traffic there now excel. ling the records of ‘‘the glori. ous 50s.’ | Order Your Copy Today of the. ‘ea of | | pockets were | hibition officials today Aug. miles | Walton and ‘of the Cuckoo entered his abdomen A fifth bullet was found lodged in the back of the rear seat of the au- tomobile. No weapon was found. In Bolin’s $1.60 and a bill of sale purchased the Klink of 3143 dealer, showing that he mobile from Leon A. Neosho street, a used. 1, for $425 identified by other policemen. Bolin, Jr., would not car Lieut. Hiis Bolin was father, Martin Martin Bolin to the morgue Eo they might do so later. A _ police- man who took the news to the Bbo- lin home reported that the father said: “I had been expecting this.” He would make no further state- Police Theory of Shooting. Though a bullet was found in the rear seat cushion, the police do not believe Bolin was shot in the auto- mobile They suid that if he had been the bullets which went through his body have been found In the car, They think he was elsewhere and the body placed in the automobile to the point where it was Members of two families about 150 feet told thev were up but they heard no shots in the neighborhood Lieut. Walton, head of the Homi Rureau, said he believed’ the was the result of internal Barry gang o1 a feud between it and Cuckoo gang. He recalled that July 28, $1900 was stolen from the safe of a aaloon at Twelfth street and Chou- feau avenue, known as headquarters gang, and that this members of would shot was then and taken found living awa’ policemen cide shooting quarrels in the street the on was attributed to street Zang theft the Barry LIQUOR SEIZED AT CHICAGO BANK $10, 000 Worth Taken at Closed In- stitution. Rv the Associated Press CHICAGO, Aug. 5 Federal pro- confiscated and other Avenue said to $10,000 worth of wines ‘liquors from the M ichigan Trust Co. The liquor was | have been the private supply of War- iren C. | By the Associated Press EB. Sawyer, whose piace 81 | selling cigarettes. ssitin samielae missing president. Fined $25 for Selling Cigarettes. Aug. 5.—Lester was one of raided by officers yesterday, pleaded guilty in the City Court yes- ‘terday on a charge of having yee He was fined $2 535.85. TOPEKA, Kan., and costs, amounting to Cases of other men arrested were SSS — eel set for Tuesday of next week. and right groin. | auto- i ;Feven or and his broth- | after being told of the | shooting early this morning, but said | ‘merchants #ay (commerce. Meanwhile Des Moines is running its motors. The city claims a motor car to every seven persons. If that claim is true, there are cars in re- serve. Yesterday busses that seat 20 were carrying 40; cars of five- passenger capacity were carrving eicht. Bus Men Charles W. Lyon, attorney recently formed Bus Men's tion, appeared before the Mayor and Council this week to urge the fran- chise. He ance contingent on their action and | Want Franchise. for the ‘promises busses from Sioux City for| fleet the present emergency, and a 6f 150 within three months. compared to the car service the city was given the last three months, would he an enlargement, it is de- clared Normalls and in ¢ tsme, 152% street were here Since the last o9 were the tracks. To complications, the General Klectric Co... when the local company de- faulted $85,000 in stripped four substations of electrical equip- wages of 79 That, ‘amp Dodge cars, operated on add to notes, (iperatives on cut off with the ‘rday’s shut- operatives out have savings, Union officials Inent an hour were reduction. With (own there are of employment unton officiais Say deny a rumor that offered to resume -cent hour nts veste 5 50 > ew agents if the wake companys have service will accept a 50 I:ventual Resumption. Moines eVentual re- sumption of street car service Bus- iness men are meeting in groups, hearine the receivers disclose possi - ble happenings, when the foreclos- ure. which is expected within three months, is made A W. Harris of the Harris Trust Co.. Chicago, is anid to be the logi- cal bidder at t! His interests bonds and debentures of $7,000,000 A possible purchaser Is the local lieht power companys, a concern in hig here. The Retail Merchants Bureau met last night in executive hopes a compromise is h department of the Commerce Rut theré is to wait out the situation, or until transportation begins to lag For the present the fleet of busses, aug- mented by private cars and specially motor cara, t{s gtving fast Iter) lee expects P sale represent and rh favor session It The bureau Chamber of a tendenc’s tor licensed service Des Moines has not yet figured on the dav when its citizenry may be- come tired of hauling groups to and from the district. Retalfl that govd will isn't available in other than the Push Continued om Page 2, Colamn 6. downtown terials, $86.25; ing, $201.75; J. W. and matérial on tops, $157, Ll. Kestranek, radiator Rosenauer. labor and John repairs, + $96.30, Asso¢ ia- i | speaks of financial assist 7, | ' old, reduction only | | years | company The officers of the company are Vietor A. von Arx, president, and QO. (;. Roeder, secretary and treasurer. Roeder refused to discuss the fil- ing of the petition other than to say that there had been a slump in the automobile business and that the had a number of accounts receivable. UNIDENTIFIED CHILD KILLED UNDER BACKING MOTOR TRUCK Boy, About 6 Years Old, Suffers Broken Neck When Playing in the Street. An unidentified boy, about 6 was killed by a motor truck at and O'Falion streets at this afternoon. Hie street. when the truck Charles 5411 Dresden avenue, him and years Twentieth o'clock plaving in the operated by old, of backed *down his ne rucman i polt@e that he h: a stopped the truck the gears when was upan ide nici the ting praees | Before he the The and Wael it started to the ‘akes, he said, down boyv apply wos hal been 4! eK i efooted hbov vas bat TACK REMOVED FROM ROY’S ¢ LUNG WITHOUT ANESTHETIC Instrument Inserted Throuch Wind- pipe and Force ps Applied to Brass Object. PHILADELPHIA, Aug ris Keiser, 9 years old, of Mont Ark.. recently swallowed a brass tack to win admiration of his play- mntes pipe and lodged deep in his threatenthe to puncture it. The across the countr) on the slim chance icello, the lune, was rushed hospital here life saved An instrument was and to remove the tack. was administered and was declared perfect- his might be inserted rorcep ipplied No anesthetic today the boy ly well ———_ — Damage by Hall Put at $1,000,000, Ey the Associated Pres REGINA. Sask... Aug. 5.—-Damage estimated at more than a million dollars was caused yesterday by a Charles Meyer, paint- | ‘tales, is | whole |} more ) one Fugman, 24) hroke | could | ‘fortune : ‘ ided, / ting The tack went into his wind bov * to A: ‘ the ‘in ite temporary vault, hail storm over an area of from 75, to 100 miles east and southeaat of here Wires were strip of grain 30 miles long and five wide was cut as if by &@ mower. beaten down A | ' i Moore ibe a will later than the amount of Carnso's estate. Held to Question Caruso’s | Spirit About Will. (Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch.) | NAPLES, Aug. Seance 5.—Caruso’s fam- | wooden | later, The stone crashed throjigh a heavy canopy, erected over the sidewalk for the protection of pedes- trians, and flying chips shattered a. plate-glass window in the M., K. & ily, including his natural children, |p Railroad ticket office, across Lo- | Rodolfo and Maria, are much upset’ at the failure to find the proper will. Wednesday night Maria,. with other relatives, tried to raise up his spirit! and question him.. As the body still; lay in st&te, their action aroused | considerable criticism. « The seance failed ‘tosget any satis- | faction except an alleged statement | he is- surreundings his) gy.4, soul is tormented by the fact that he | always willing to admit such | his spirit that though peaceful from now in died without making a proper will. Naples, greatly excited by the seance, fantastic every hour. “a feverish search is a-later will than the the papers dated ye sanw hile, being made found for amid 191% void, birth of Gloria, yer was made before the legitimate hecause it hjs tion e Caruso § Tuscany, cables the older. will, dated on ruso’s Mexican trop - Uniess a later will is found Italian law considers that Caruso, died intestate, and his will be divided into three parts, one-third going to the and two-thirds, equally among the natural and legiti- mate children Mre. Caruso to say how much but she thinks it is 000 altogether His Naples friends say there must 1919 one, be- : Bs administrator at Segna, the eve oft equal widow says it her husband left, around $5,000,- and, the reports grow | | Barren Islands during a daughter, | and therefore does not men- Sound. Charles ‘Bauch fingne of yet an! Ca- | | Rockaway- di- | |i which cust street, in the Bell Telephone Co. Building. The damage there was $300. No one was under the | canopy. NAVY BLIMP DUMPS CREW INTO SWAMP AND RUNS AWAY ee Seen 48 Miles Away After Ascent From Kockaway. By the Associated Press ROCKAWAY, N. H-1, the smallest United States navy, Y., Aug. 5.—The dirigible in the today fell on teat flight, dumped out her crew of three, and, Italian law considers this will} cm of this burden, ascended ' several a runa- Island | feet for over Long thousand wavy flight north The crew——Teat Pilot Lieut, | of Washington, Ma-| A. Sunivan and Chief Avi- | ation Rigger D. A. Kenney, both of escaped serious injury, were unable tmmedl- chintsat F. although they ately to return to duty. 4 Rescuers found the three living in a swamp. Aviation officers said the H-1,j met with motor trouble on a airmen | Smallest Dirigible in Service, | _looking for some particulat pack- | age in the registered mall, and ap- | parently found what they were seeking. They seemed to select ¢@x- press packages that appeared to con- tain valuables, he said. Wade de- scribed the pair as a tall and a short man. Watchman Robbed in Car, At Altamont, which is 76 miles southeast of Springfield, where the train arrived at 10:43, the crossing watchman, fer some unexplained reason, climbed into the combina- tion mall and express car and the ‘robbers also took his watch and money, according to Wade. Bloodhounds were. obtained and they followed th® trail to the point where the robbers got into the eu- tcmobtile, but could lead the of@- ccrs no further. A check of the express shipment in the car today disclosed that 70 te | 90 watches, consigned to a jeweler at Centralia were in the reppery | loot. It was reported here that exprees agents had reported to Altamont that robbers may have taken valua* bles alind money amounting to more than $50,000, but«this report could | not be confirmed. The train rene from Beardstown to Fiera. hn : Robbers Take $40,000 From New Jderecy Paymaster. recent trial flight, had developed the | py the Asscotated Preas is impossible | same ailment today. Shortly before 4 o'clock the H-1 | was reported over Pelham Bay Park at a high altitude, having journeyed | had held up the paymaster of the 45 miles from the Rockaway naval | Barret Manufacturing Co. at Shady cause Caruso had a passion for mak- | especially’ when Atilantile. willis, the cross Troops Necessary to Control Crowds at Caruso Funeral. alates Pree Aug. o thy A Sa NAPLIS Sumed its lowing the This «ly re- ie life today. fol- death of Enrico Caruso on Tuesday, and his funeral yester- day Seldom in the history of the city has the death of a man in pri- vate life so affected the impression: able Neapolitang and from the, time great tenors ‘death was 4n- nounced until his body was placed business vir- tually wae at @ standstill Onurch, Gevernment and the people about to | air station whence the navy balloon that last winter journeyed into Can- ada also made ane atart od ADMIRAL BEATTY LEGION VISITOR British Sea Lord to Be in Kansas. yer- | terday paid the last honors to Caru- | RO. : At the basilica of San Francisco di Paola, where j Continued eon Page 2. Celama 4. the requiem mass) (ity Dering Convention. Me the Astoctated Preaee KANSAS CITY, Aug. 5 Sir David Beatty, the British Admiralty. Kaneaas ‘ity ‘‘«t. 1) and 2, to attemd the national con- vention of the American Legion, ac- cording to information received to- day by the Kaneas City Star. He will be accompanied by Lady | Beatty. who Was Mises Ethel Field, a daughter ef Marshall Field of Chi- cago. Free Band Concert Tonight. At Fairgrovad Park. Admiral | will be and Nov. : o' clock. } Firet Sea Lord of | 2) | By the Associated Pree . country i 7:30 to 10): HACKENSACK, N. J., Aug. bee The County Prosecutor's office was notified today that six armed men Side. About 11 o'clock, and escaped with a payroll of $40,000 to £60,000. The paymaster, accompanied by an armed guard of five men, waa travel. ing In an automobile when the hold- up occurred. ‘COUNTRY HAS TOO MANY BANKS’ 2) ene Comptrotier of Currenty. Says. ‘deus Must Be to Benefit Promoters, . ELVHIA. Aue. t.-—The getting too many hanks, | Comptreill of the Currency Crie- ginger declared today, in an addres before the National Association of Supervisors of State Banka, in con- vention here. “There seernm to be a mania fdr PHILA | starting banks.” Crissinger sald. “ am convinced that many applica. tions are made with the of creating a pisce where ean find easy secon to hs A» a ee ee a a ee ee ee a <
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“~- ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . apt ’ “s SIP AN) TAKEN IN ULSTER CABINET MEETS, $46,000 TAREN IN WITHOUT DEVELOPMENT WOOD RIVER MAIL Peace Question Only Incidentally Discussed, THEFT REC RED Says Secretary, After Session—No Message | | | From De Valera, Belfast Says. Shipment Containing Stand- | Ry the Associated Press# None ard Oil Payroll, Stolen! BELFAST, Aug. 5.—A meeting of ernment continues optimistic as to the Ulster cabinet was held this aft- | outcome, if it can get the opposing | Yesterday, Found in Field erhoon. At its close Lieutenant- leaders together. | Colonel W. B. Spender, secretary to | While the Sinn Fein leaders are * 10 Miles From Scene. the less,¢the imperial Gov- | the cabinet, said there had been no | maintaining silence, it is believed De Valera and his advisers favor a con- | mew developments in the situation, and that the peace question had ference in London and will support i} been only incidentally discussed. before the Republican Parliament a proposal for such a conference It is hoped in Government circles | ONE PACKAGE STILL IS THOUGHT MISSING By the Asseciate’ btess LAINDIN, Aug. 5.—-Messages from! here that the Republicam Parlia- Belfast today reiterate that no mes- ment will announce its willingness . sage has been received there from/to open direct negotiations fn Lon- Efforts Made to Ascertain Kkamonn de Valera. don for the future government of It is added that no overtures will’ Scuthern Ireland, while attempting | Contents of Lost Bundle be entertained which diminish the through other sources to make an, powers of the northern Parliament.! arrangement with Ulster. —Four Suspects Are Ar- - owe renee alee amma me ee ave ' | $75,000 in currency on these trips. He never carried firearms, he ex- | | plained, for the reason that he was | afraid the “other fellow might pull his trigger first.” | “Then where would I be?" he. asked. “I get only $10 a month for} _— the job.” | was celebrated, were gathered Hie gave a fairly intelligent § ac- | a . count of what occurred, but:@aid he resentatives of King Victor Emman- | _was dazed by the blow on his cheek | uel, the Italian Government, the searching party last evening. The |#9d could not describe the robbers. | (‘nited States and many other coun- inspectors brought the money to the | Tony, the son, gave @ good descrip- | 1.5.5 In the floral offerings heaped Federal Building in St. Louis this|tion of the robbers, remarking that |_| ne wna alti Gs ody wan! afternoon. |he observed that one of the men | #20Ut ‘he vault where the body was! Another registered package, re-|®ppeared to be lefthanded. He said | placed were wreaths sent as tokens | ported consigned to Wood River|the robbers paid no attention to| of the sorrow felt in virtually the en- from another city, and said to have | him, and while they worked he made | «i. occidental world. been placed in the pouch with the mental note of the clothing they ps Thrown Around Church Troo . 4 . j | rested Here. C WEALTH “TO ITALY ee Postoffice inspectors today in the Granite City police station counted $46,000 in currency, stolen yesterday morning from a rallroad messenger at Wood River, Ill, and hidden by the robbers in a thicket on a farm one mile north of Peters Station. near Pé@wardeville, and found by a a | | VIRTUALLY ALL HIS | | | Contluucd From Page One. rep- , .| wore an the numbe . - £46,000, is still missing, and the in- | and of n er of the au Great crowds surged ‘about. the Kpectors are endeavoring to ascer- |tomobile license. | oble edifice where the funeral serv- tain ite contents through a check of, At the first State and Savings) oa rae . its registry number back to the Bank, Irvin C. Hatridge, assistant | point of shipment cashier, said he was called out of | Four police characters were ar bed and told of the robbery about | rested at Nineteenth and Branch !7:30 a. m. AL | last night and are held in “T am not surprised,”’ he told his | ae eo a St, Loulw for investigation for pos-|informant. “It is a wonder it did not}, 1% Press of the crowd in Its at- | sible c . me tempts to enter’the church to view ® connection with the robbery. happen before. th k f the f: te , The money was recovered by a Had Feared Some Attempt. | the casket 0 e famous tenor was . t that’ troops had to charge! searching party made f Chie " — " | ae | pes : ODF Cules OF Then I went back to bed,” Hat several times upon the throng. | ice was held, or strained against the police lines drawn along the streets while the procession passed. It was) estimated that nearly 50,000 persons | gathered in front of the basilica. Police Roy Clark of Granite City,| ridge told a Post-Dispatch reporter | , | ‘| Finally a rdon was thrown about) postoffice inspectors, American Rail-|“‘We have always felt this NR ee on prevent serious dis- | way Express and railroad agents! would happen. We have talked it! orders | : over with the postmaster several times, and about three months ago | he arranged to have our money come | only by day trains. There was never a guard with Felardo and he was never armed. Felardo is old beyond his years and certainly could not and three citizens who went to the cornfield to investigate a report that the robbers had been surrounded. While there they made a careful search of the neighborhood where the abandoned automobile was found. Special Agent Kellogg of the Rig Four Railroad discovered the pouch in a thicket. It was taken to Granite City and turned over to the postoffice inspectors. Boy Describes the Thieves. No ¢clew to the identity or where- abouts of the robbers, for whom a reward of $15,000 has been offered by the Postoffice Department, has been reported. They were described Moving from the church, the cor- tege was headed by mounted squad- 'rpns of municipal guards, garbed in fill dress uniforms of ancient days, and bearing medieval banners. Be- hind came the municipal band of Naples playing a funeral march. The stand off a robber were he armed. | municipal services of Naples’ fol- “Our postmaster has been uneasy jowed, the firemen wearing the uni- about these shipments of money be-| forms of former days and carrying ing thrown off trains at all hours) ¢joral tributes of the city. Then’ and wheeled around through sparce-| came a crucifix bearer, holding aloft \ly populated streets, and I under- the emblem of sacrifice, leading a stand he wrote the Railway Mail) procession of priests in cassock and Service apprising that department of | surplice, while Dominican and Fran- the hazard.” ciscan monks, with bowed heads and | On the advice of R. A. Wade, A&/| with lips uttering prayers, followed. ony welardo, we ye a of the postoffice inspector from St. Louis,| It was 5 o'clock when the pro- one eng tm 7 ag chan cs oe the postmaster, Frank Z. Carstens, | cession left the Basilica of San Fran- : an who Grove declined to discuss the robbery or; cisco di Paola on its journey to the the automobile, as having light hair. t e P > > ¢ » ‘ ; 9 " > amd the man who struck hia father the statement of Hatridge more than! Camessa Chapel, where the casket to remark that he had had no au-| was consigned to its temporary rest- | an probably being left-h od. | bey: nedtved “4 this agp A am thority to employ armed guards. Hel|ing place. The final scene of sealing trough ithe fact that the polinen added that Felardo was employed by | the vault occurred just before twi- Snes sevoiver from left to the railroad and that the mail did | light. | War Among Picture Takers. Incidents not altogether pleasant occurred while the procession was} on its way to the cemetery. There was a veritable war among photog- raphers seeking to take pictures of not come under the postmaster's | control until it was delivered at the postoffice. After the robbery, Hatridge drove to St. Louls in his automobile and got $40,000 at the National Bank of his right hand and then struck his father with his left fist. He said the man at the wheel wore a brown suit, and the two others were coat- less, one wearing a white shirt and the other a atriped shirt. | The automobile used by the rob-|CO™Merce to take the place of the|the scene, one of them maintaining | bers was taken from the Alexander |*tOlen money. He drove back to/|he had received the exclusive right Garage, on Bayard avenue, near | W00d River under guard. from the family of Caruso to take | Velmar boulevard, detween 4 and 5 —_- the Se "a = Baan a mus e excludec rom iat priv- a mM yesterday. It is the property NO PAYMENT ON STATE BONUS llege. Operators of moving picture | of Bert Van Preter, a merchant of Aiton. Van Preter came (to St. Touls Tuesday, and while at a bath- house, loaned it to Andrew McQuil- lan of 4832 Fountain avenue, who put it In the Alexander garage for the night. Holdup Is Committed Within VYanis of Tower Watchman. The robbery was committed at the Big Four Railroad station at North Wood River about 7:10 a. m., when machines also quarreled, a local house claiming the exclusive right to transfer to the celluloid views of the streets traversed. This claim was upheld in certain quarters and others were not permitted to operate. Condolence From Alexandra. Mrs. Enrico Caruso has received | more than 2000 telegrams of con- dolence from individuals in various) parts of the world. Among them was one from Queen Mother Alexandra SEEMS LIKELY BEFORE 1923 Bpecial to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 6.—No money can be paid under the bonus amendment to the State Constitution, apparently adopted by the voters Tuesday, to Missourians who servcd in the recent world war before late in 1823 or in the following year. The amendment provides for the issuance of bonds, or other evidences 10 three men drew up in a large tour- of indebtedness, to a total of novot|of England, which read: | IIIT oe ann cevenet mach more than $15,000,000, from the “It is with deep regret that I hear of second-class mai] had been throw proceeds of which wil! be paid the/ of the death of your gifted husband, | “t bonus of $10 a month to each Mis-| whose wonderful voice has for so} from the train. His loss) Tom Felardo, 46 years old, a nat- long delighted the world. sourian who served honorably in the will be most felt in England, and I military or naval forces of the United — Eisenee a alee atiieed of akane ag weeeee Agee ©. 292%, and| offer you my sincere sympathy in| int Hike Che station td the abet Nov. 11, 1918. Claimants to such/ your great bereavement. i | TT Miiinne. of about half a payments must have resided in the ALEXANDRA | mile, had loaded the pouch and sacks mate Hor. & year sapmectately oat Speaking to Deputy p Orme, me on his pusheart and started across vEeme Ne or service. No payment/ executor of the will, Mrs. Caruso} the tracks, up the main street, in the | or Spares Vee. expreased the Gamre to ve oe direction of the postoffice. He was shepe bonds o1 evidences of ir-jin Naples or on the estate Caruso | 'debtedness cannot be issued until the possessed in Tuscany, but said she would first go to New York, accom- panied by Viovanni Caruso, to set-| tle her husband's affairs there. | RUSSIAN SOVIET GOLD MAY BE unarmed and accompanied only bY | Legislature fas provided the neces- ar son, Tony ‘gary machinery for handling the ® had taken only a few steps | bonds and for making payments to when two of the robbers jumped out | bonus claimants, after the securiti2s of the automobile and confronted The amendment hi with revo! , , are marketed, , 0 Tt 4 ‘ . » " aaa t th . ’ “ ‘ = ; = hind makes performance of these acts | / ? ' ; ‘T? : ® ) ‘ | ] i] ; mati 8s. Ve t wr? mandatory upon the Legislature, | robber remaining at the wheel of the far, with the engine running and a rifle in his lap. Felardo did not: appear to com- prehend the command and was aroused to action by a blow to the right side of the face that staggered him and loosened one of his teeth. A revolver was held to his chest by the amalier of the men who struck which, however, will not meet again | until Jan. 1, 1923, unless another ph SHIPPED FROM ENGLAND TO U, S. Ruling Is Result of Recent Test Case | in British Courts, Wash- ington Hears. the Aesoctated VDrese WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.- soviet gold may now be shipped to this country from Great Britsin, «cs i i | clal session be called, which is un- ‘likely, DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE LIKELY T0 BEGIN ON NOV, II ; | | Fy Russian er ee ee eee him, while the other dumped the | ny the Associated Treas British courts, the Commerce TDe- pouch and sacks out of the cart and WASHINGTON, Aug 5 —I'nleas | partment has been advised by cable selected the registered pouch and a unexpected opposition develops the by Ambassador Harvey, at London @mall eack of second-class mall’ international conference on disar- | "The London Board »% trade now Which he tossed into the car. The | mament and Far Eastern subjects, takes the ground,’ the Ambassador two men then entered the car and | Proposed by President Harding, will said, “that the outcome of the test Were driven swiftly away by the! begin on Nov. U1, the third anni-| case demonstrates that no holder »¢ third, in the direction of St. Louis. versary of the signing of the armis- | imperial Russian securities can auc- cessfully contest the soviet claim to legal ownership of the Russian ela reserve; and I am informed that the tloe ending the World war Great Britain's formally expressed willingness to accept any date that Thileves Pacape Observation. Felardo promptly gave the alarm to A man in the tower not 10 yards Away who had two loaded revolvers | “wuld be agreeable to the United! Bank of England will - henceforth in his desk. Hut this man did not | States le@ yesterday to the extension | grant export licenses. on documents gee the robbery, although the view | of the definite suggestion to all the. of title. for soviet cold without re- from the tower is unobetructed, and | invited Powers that they convene on! gard to the character of the asaay before Felardo, who speaks English that date. It ts understood unoffi-| marke it carries.” tmperfectiy, could make him ufider- cially that Japan will offer no ob- ivnnereeenit cilia sided il Mand what had happened, the sewift- Section to the suggestion, although Hurt Jumping on Car Bumpers. ly-movipg machine had taken the ‘the Government at Tokio would pre. | Fliotd Whitney, 10 years old. of robbers out of sight around a turn fer a aligeht delay merely for the | $147A Clifton place, suffered a frac. | im the road purpose of facilitating the compliia- | tured skull and concussion of the FPelardo has been carrying the tion of material that will be re-| brain at 3 p. m. yesterday when he) mail rded from all trains at quired by its representatives at the | fell while jumping from a bumper w for 10 years. He said—-'conference. France and Italy, it is|on the rear end of a northbound the British Grand avenue car at Cozens avenue. acquiescence, | He was taken to the city hospital and f yas confirmed at the banks— ‘understood. will jo that he sumetimes had as much as Government in ls a ' tually | mittee | however, 'mined to trim / a result of a recent test case in the | | said sity } =a --— IN EXPENSES UP T0 U.5., MELLON SAYS ers It Is Only Way to Re- duce Nation’s Tax Bill Half a Billion. REACH $3,570,000,00U To Lowering Expenditure Es- timate of $4,550,000,000 Would Be Folly, He As- serts. Ry the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, alize their expressed hope of reduc- Aug. 5.—To re- j | | eth Secretary Tells House Lead-!Giving Administration “a ‘SAYS REVENUE MUST WATCHFUL WAITING | | Cut Income Without/Politics Will Soon Be Re- | | | | $750,000.00 CUT ‘DEMOCRATS SOON “Seiten rom raxiwc | GOVERNOR SMALL TO.OPEN FIGHT FOR nnn ip sh NEXT CONGRESS. == ing Shady,” and Who Re- sembles Picture. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Ul, Aug. 5.— Frank A. Minkler, whose letterhead’ shows him to be a Deputy Sheriff and auctioneer at Great Barrington, Mass., has written Sheriff Mester of Sangamon County that a ‘suspicious @haracter” he has under surveillance resembles Gov. Small of Illinois, for whom Sheriff Mester holds warrants for embezzlement and ‘while State Treasurer. Sheriff Mester received the follow- ing letter from Minkler last night: “Dear sir—Will you tell me if there is a reward offered for Gov. Len Small. I have a man under watch nven - ; ; who resembles Small's picture, and ne . ed, With Minority e is a man keeping shady: The in the Senate Able to Block man and picture have a resemblance A T hardly to be mistaken. ny reaty. - **"Will you let me know by return mail? Also have you a photograph of Small, as the newspaper photo-, | raphs may bear no resemblance. “Very truly yours, Frank A. Mink- | Chance,” but Will Begin Fire When Tax and Tariff Bills Pass. ee POLICY ON PEACE) — — By DAVID LAWRENCE, A: Special Correspondent of the Post- | & Dispatch (Copyright, 1921.) ler.”’ WASHENGTON, Aug. 5.——Chair- | Sheriff Mester replied that Gov. ing the nation’s tax bill by half &@/mman George White has decided to/Small was still in Ilinois and that billion dollars, Republican leaders! ¢all the Democratic National Com- ;/ ne reward was offered for his cap- of the House of Representatives 4p- | mittee together some time pear, on the basis of treasury esti-/tumn for a general discussion mates, to be faced with the task of | Democratic policy toward the Har- cutting three-quarters of a billion | ging administration. ‘dollars from estimated Government expenditures for the fiscal year, or else a huge Federal deficit next July 1. Secretary Mellon, in a statement | i } } ' to the committee dealing with tax | even if revision, has warned that more than $250,000,000 should be lopped off the estimated expendi- tures of $4,550,000,000 the tax yield could not safely be permitted to fall below $3,570,000,000, the estimated return under the existing law. Coupled with this warning is the declaration that it would be “folly” to reduce revenues without the as- surance of substantial additional re- duction in expenditures. Mellon added that in seeking to arrive at an estimate of the cash outgo the year, the treasury could not take account “paper savings or reductions. in expendi- cannot reasonably be expected to materialize.”’ The Sec- retary showed that expenditures thus far in this fiscal vear had ac- as compared with into hoped-for tures, which increased those a year ago. that ordinary for July, the first month of the fiscal vear, were $322,000,000, as against $307,000,000 in July, 1920, leaving a deficit of $113,000,000, as expenditures current ‘compared with a deficit of $76,000,- | 000 in July a year ago. Of the total expenditures last month, $115,000,- 000 was for the account of the mil- itarv and naval establishments $22,000,000 for the Shipping Board. “If expenditures are to continue at anything like these rates, the esti- mate will be greatly exceeded,” de- clared Mellon. Mondell Favors Reduction. In a statement published today, Representative Mondell the Republican leader, Wvoming, in his judgment, it is declares that zz | sistance to Republican doctrines, be- | for | igress a llaw He told the com- | and ilieving that ‘chance to make good without Dem- 'proposals will endeavor this au- | ture. The time of the meeting has not | of | 'BURGLARS STEAL BRACELET been fixed, but probably. will be im-| VALUED AT MORE THAN $2000 mediately after the Republicans, have passed a new tax bill and the | $800 Pearl Necklace and $30 in Gold eect es es — Also Taken From Vernon country has had a chance to learn: definitely what has been done by the | Avenue Bi ” Re yublicar marty on tax revision A diamond bracelet valued at be- saga eal alt De Lilien h — tween $2000 and $3000, taken from ; eal ae . poll we ne { la safe deposit box a week ago, was f f “ = oa through a corn fleld townrd screaming woman. + ag _. Lacey Horton outdistanced” father and when 30 yards f * line, fired a heavy charge of @ which struck Hunt, who, | woman, Was in an automobi was shot in the side and lead struck Miss Renick. Young Horton, after fir pair wounded, drove the au to a Warrensburg hospital. i ee RATES MADE TO COMMISH Iinncus Grower Compares’ ri Price to Cost of Del the Produce, JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. §.— Public Servi¢e Commission fs ing a hearing today on hay rates, which are said by f | be so high that they cannot mi their crops without logs. ; witnesses, representing onl ers and elevator men, have” called. There are also a numi affidavits filed by the Missour#) Dureau Federation. oo One of these affidavits, W. B. Calvert of Linneus, cites that he has on hand | of 1920 timothy which him. $13.72 a ton on board @ Linneus. The freight to Kaneas the nearest market, is $3.40% making the total cost $17.12, 9 are the market price is $12. is $4.62 less than cost. $30,000 IN BONDS The building of a concrete ut North and South road to the ton road, a distance of more 15 miles, awaits the sale of ta The Mississippi Valley take $269,000 of the PUT aA Rich Construction Co. has ec Germany Must Deliver Py the Associated Press. PARIS, Aug. 5.—The Re i Government that 29,400 600 sheep and 175,000 ho must be delivered by Ge in the 1 ‘ ‘P~ ns ~ children 50c). on the night ANOTHER SPECIAL EXCURSION DOWN THE RIVER To CRYSTAL CITY and to Orystal City, Mo. Leaves Washington avenue at 9:30 A. M. and returns at 7 Pp. M. Tickets $1.00 round trip including tax ( NOVELTY CARNIVAL AND DANCE SUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 7.” 6:30 to 11:30 P. M.—Tickets, $1.00 | 4 Novelties galore and souvenirs for OE st ut 4 Bs, = of aN = _/. 4 i oy everybody—a big” program &. 7 te va es o vt ; of KILLING om 1 Wm w = i i . Ss tat eI rr p* Modified , £ ¥ a After Reported > 64 Shooting in| . at Orlando, FI: ACCUSES OF PART II Beach Postoff Date Back to T Both Were A mastership. r the Associated Press. ORLANDO, Fila., A Lena Clarke, poetmistr Palm Beach, who ts be by the police in connec death Monday of W. | restaurant proprietor, terday, according to th if she shot Miltimore « remember it." Miss Cl thorities had previously confessed to the murde 4 curred in a hotel room her. The alleged confeasi public by the local pe -\ postal inspectors descri! tempts of the postmistr good shortages in her : some of which, she avy. more was responsible. ment given out by the | leged to have been ma: Clarke, declared that it purpose of obtaining a -# ment that she met him | room. Miltimore’s body was after the postmistresé h police that she had four responsible for the robbe than $50,000 from the Beach office. The first shortage in h eccurred in December, Clarke told postoffice when $28,000 of war sav funds disappeared. Later ennceled money order r Appeared fronr the office pened while both Miss Miltimore were employe while both were applica #ppointment as postms woman said she believed war responsible for this t she lays to an effort to d with the postal authorit Yesterday the police v hotel room where Miiti killed. After a search Weveral rolls of $5 and 4 $750. West Palm Beach First Robbery After News of Special to the Post! Dispatch. WEST PALM BEACH, 5.—The st news that been a rebbery at the office was when word w Monday night that Mise L postmistress, was tn Or Mat F. A. Miltimore, a keeper there, and forme of the West Palm Beach had been found dead in with a bullet wound th: heart. Then the postal inep had been here since Satu _ Out the story of the robb had been brought to thel when pouches opened | Were found to contain packages of cup paper the currency the tags sh thould contain. Miss Clarke disappea here Monday morning w knowledge of the inspec had already accused her her to confess. The first ‘ Cetved was when Chief Vestel phoned them that t had core to him and tok she had Miltimore under her room at the hotel, hs to Orlando to see him in. With the mafi robbery. 8 _ Fested on order of the pos tors and when the police © room Milttmare was foun of drugged. The Jury held her for the m though she steadfastly 4 knowledges of tt up to th her alleged confeasion. ‘Miss Clarke ta the daus retired Congregational Both of her aged parents ders in reform and ch: and Miss Clarke has beens | ™Pporter of charities an nt war the maith Years ir worker. She Support of her 1 BeOUsToN, Tex., Aug. 6.- limes, Mexican Consul, dec! tement yesterday that **on, by executive dect ony UE. 1. imposed an ts Vehicles amounting to ly 50 per cent of the *£°Dular-priced American | "hipped Into. Mexico. ~ording to Senor Leal's s fre "YO" «per kilogram tar.) Kilograms weight ‘kn... °°" “llogram for the ‘ me and 60 centavos
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5. 1991. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_——, ——— Ts DOESN'T RECALL GIRL IN AUTO TER SCREAMS | by Young Mis. npting Rescue in yperty at Night, yr f 4 , “ “at 4 s ‘ * " «i i ” oy * Statement Menateon, ; ‘RG, Mo., Aug 5. Higginsville youth, nm Renick of Oak in a Warrensburg at Orlando, Fila. youth is seriously il tee wdnnas al ACCUSES HIM heteua. ‘eG OF PART IN THEFTS ‘esides with his pare, ton and wife, three t of Warrensburg, r and mother about vesday night, telling 4 woman screaming, , » heard the screams » sounds in a lane ort in West eqn : v ; rton told his son to from Warrensburg yne, The screams of mastership. ‘ r. the Associated I’ress mtinued and the , " ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 5.-——-Miss i@ men to go to the a uth then ran to @ Lena Clarke, postmistress at West » and borrowed «¢ Made _ After Reported Confession _ of Shooting in Hotel Room | : 44 ; “ ws 4 a i 7 dl Vis Pas . hd od et =. . , ’, PT Te ON ee peg : a4 Se ee” ee a ~ ADA he Ky ee y ” La, "re as , A “ad 9 ‘ 2 7 Palm Beach Postoffice Funds pes Date Back to Time When Both Were After Post- Palm Beach, who is being held here | New York’s Board of Moving Picture Censors f Edy ! SOLDIERS’ HOME FOUR CHILDREN Taking Oath to Purge Movies of Improprieties DUSE OF VICE, SENATORS ARE TOLD ‘Seven Other Persons Seri- ously Injured in New York Conflagration — Many Rescued by Firemen. | TENEMENT FIRE ee General Carrying of Weap- ' ons by Inmates, Free Use of Liquor and Drugs De- scribed by Investigator. Ee | By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Four chil-| dren were burned to death and seven | other persons were seriously injured | in an early morning fire which swept | three tenement houses in the Bronx this morning. | The dead are: Victoria Corsine, | 14; Harry Corsine, 8: Edna Corsine. 10, and William Corsine, 5, all chil-| of Julio Corsine, who lived on. AGENT LIVED IN PLACE AS PATIENT Immoral Women Said to | Overrun Place at Johnson City, Tenn.—Loaded Dice, dren ; | ‘the top floor of the tenemen Marked €ards Told Of. which the fire started. Gasman | | caped., | | Bs the Associated Press Andrew Taylor, nis wife, Cath-| WASHINGTON. Aug. ¢ Conai- | erin and their four children, who | 7 lived on the third floor of the same | tions at the Johnson City, Tenn. tenement, suffered severe burns. | |} Old Soldiers’ Home, where former ! The youngest child, Herbért, is re-/| service men are receiving ported to be dying in a hospital from | inhaled fumes. hospital FIRST ICE CREAM SODA RESULT OF A THUNDERSTORM BURN TO DEATH IN ‘one sess or ene father Concocted Drink for Wedding Party. By the Associated Preas. DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 4.-—A sum- mer thundershower 41 years ago resulted in the “invention” of the ice cream soda, according to Fred Sanders Jr., of Detroit, whose grand- | father, Fred Sanders. claimed the distinction of having discovered this American institution. Speaking of his grandfather's dis- covery, Sanders said: “Forty years ago the American ARTHUR E. RUMP T0 GET FEDERAL RELIEF Former Postoffice Employe In- jured in Service to Re- ceive $66 Per Month. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-—The Sen /ate today passed a bill, introduced ‘by Senator Spencer, to extend the | benefits of the employers’ Mability act to Arthur E. Rump, a former em- ! steve of the St. Louis postoffice, so ’ that he would receive $66 ‘a month for the rest of his life. Spencer told people regarded ice cream much as the Senate that Rump was the worst the lly that could not be painted. At that time they ‘took it straight.’ Syrups were in general use in drink ' ’ injured man he had ever seen. In May, 1902, he was struck by a mail sack when working in the St. Louls concoctions but the ice cream sun- | dae and its many near relatives were unknown. Carbonated water was /'used by the soda dispensers in a | popular drink known as sweet cream soda. Its chief ingredient was sweet cream, direct from the farm. “The thundershower that brought about my grandfather's discovery came in the summer of 1880. He was conducting a soft drink parlor and the storm aaused the sweet cream he had intended for sodas to sour. office, receiving severe injuries to his neck and spine. His affliction ‘spread all over his body, till he could use only one finger. He was able with this to Lift the receiver from a telephone at his bedside and thus earned a bare subgistence by so- | liciting magazine subecriptiona. Finally, he lost the use of this finger. In 1912, Congress, recogniz- ing that Rump’s injury was caused by the negligence of a fellow em- ploye, awarded him $2000... The Sen- ate committee on claims reported re- cently that the relief already grant- treatment, are s0 deplorrble that h his father, started © by the police in connection with the | weihieaed as alas tose Fitzpatrick, who lived: with! Just after the storm passed a wed-/|ed was wholly inadequate and rec- n field toward the 7) death Monday of Ww B Miltimore | uniess oOngTess HCLS lmyr ediately . ‘hep family on the fourth floor of this | ding party d-opped in and my ommended that he be given the =“ { ' |the casualties there will be propor- | tenement, also was severely burned.|@randfather volunteered to experi- | benefits of the Mability act of 1916. n outdistanced his | restaurant proprietor, declared yes- tionately higher than occurred in The fire spread quickly from the! ment until he found a_ substitute | his compensation to date from the 1 30 yards from the - |) terday, according to the police, that the world war, Ibirector Forbes of tenement in which it started to two | drink. He tried several drinks and | passag of the present relief bill. The avy charge of shot it she shot Miltimore she “does not ithe Bureau of War Risk Insurance adjoining tenements, and when fire- | finally concocted one almost iden-/| Senate passed the measure without unt, who, with the remember Ags Miss Clarke the au- ‘ i! re } Sess a men reached the scene they found | tical with the ice cream soda of debate after Spencer had explained in automobile. Hunt) 7 had , 1D dect . oie declared yesterday before a Senate | ore than a score of panic-stricken | today. the case. . ” ”* * ‘ es side and scattering » thorities had previously declared, ha committee. women and children crowded before Members of the party liked the anaionatlh + Renick. ; / confessed to the murder, which oc- Agents of the bureau have just the windows crying for aid. new drink so well that it became Rump lives at 6243 Columbia ave- 1, after finding the curred in a hotel room reserved by completed a secret fnvestigation of | Aemial ladders were run up and popular within a short time and nue. He has been called the cham- rove the automobile her. al aleikdil Pa R Gs (firemen began bringing the scantily | 50™ all dealers were making the | pion optimist of St. Louis, despite his rg hospital. &, the institution, in which are quar- | oiag women and children down to|80das. |'ecomplete disability and he has ua ie The alleged confession AS made tered nearly S50 forwer service men, safety. | ; been the subject of several news- public by the loca! police and by who, Col. Forbes declared, have been era cL ee ee | paper articles. Y 0 | . a Fe ne ler astounding « onditions of RESIDENT OBREGON T0 ISSUE i eetetadins cums Sirti: : l inspectors described the at- iving une stgur 5 | ¥ BI cestcciscrces to, ence secant tossoraity. BARRETT TO. DECIDE WHO SHALL | PROCLAMATION OF AMNESTY! WOMAN, 70, KILLED BY TRAIN E T0 C0 MIS . a wipe a The war risk head brought as a} ' ' } ; ‘ . ‘ ‘ee . F one oa aietitthendaee! good shortages in her accounts, for witness M. P. Mclimereny, the agent BE SUED IN LAND PURCHAS | ~T h Schillt of Madison . Compares Market some of which, she averred, Milti- who made the investigati n and who | ‘ ee ae Mexico City Paper Says It will Ap- Mrs. p- = kk C , “4 ck | ore was res ib] The ate lived for a week @s a “patient” at| Hyde Instructs Attorney-General to ply to Carranza Men in U. 5S. a ple , st of Delivering | more sponsible. @ state- | eee yng Sk: ? ‘ Who Have Voiced Good WIL Mrs. Elizabeth Schilling, 70 years Produce ‘ b the home. The latter told the com- | Proceed to Recover $27,000 o ld. of Madison. Ill, was struck by * men given out y the polic © AS al- : i po} ns ' mittee of having bought morphine, | Paid by State. By the Associated Press. 0 . Oo , a " os Za ocaiin honed epatn. leged to have been made by Miss = Eee er rd 1 ee chard o> cone MR em tans a Np moonshine whisky and extract of | special to the Post-Despatch MEXICO CITY, Aug. 6.—Presi-|% Big Four passenger : CITY, Aug. 5.—The Clarke. dec! 4 th: EW YORK’S new law to reguiate the character and Lyons to purge the movies of ali improprieties. oe “—— contain’ 2'\95- per cent al-'|| dekmeamoarne Ww dent Obregon shortly will issue a/| from St. Louis, when she attempted Sommission is hold- ee N. ality of moving pictures :o be shown in that State film that has not the by i's approval may b xhibited nelle oO} thé h Te seeded te. a of cea ee: —— peg Se 8 proclamation of amnesty which will| to cross the track in front of if at lay on hay and grain purpose of obtaining a signed state- I Yr pi oh ‘ i She Siete Taft ito vieht. the members of| the board co 10 n the’ home reservation; a It is for Attorney-General vpamigha 4 |! 1 te al ae * Madison, about 9 a. m. today. She ment that sh hi began its operations Aug. | ihevy are shown here ' ae 7 clared that intoxication was common | 4, gecide who shall be sued for re= | ®PP4Y au sane . °° ormer | Slizabeth’s h said by farmers en a ehe met rh n the hote!] = . . are ( H. Gobel, Mrs. M Hi. Hosmer ana Joseph : | * “a : ia ° : | President Carranza now i th es it- died at 1:30 at St. E ta t 8 OS - ¥ , hy a4 , f ° 4 ~wovretory , +. a@imnons tlie MITE Se er, 3 . ie WU ‘ " ‘ ‘ Vv on - j room. taking The o ith oft othee he ore . cretarv of State J. J ] . , r} mons t} former service m A id eovery of he $27,000 paid b the | = : n e n it ] Granite c ity they cannot market — ey asserted that immoral’ women over- | «, ¢ 8 acres of land for Lin-| ¢@ States who recently signed a man-/| P*tal, & iter , Fir Miltimore's body was found soon = — = . 3 :, State for 1 acres 0 , aye ; Baths ent oka vier after the postmistress had told t} wae run the grounds on which the in-| .oin University at Jefferson City. | esto expressing good will toward Gardeners to Hold Meeting senting agricultu ; Stress naa toi e ' ' Ham ia lace tm ir — ed ve tar tq the present Mexican Government, . ' , “ wk producers, farm- police that she had found the man | WARRANT CHARGING ASSAULT oT a cons | iaiheeentie | Goy. |Hyde today dictated & semex ** | according to Las Noticias. The St. Louis Association of Gar- r men have been | responsible for the robbery of more - - ; a _ a rms Carrie »’ at ve se _ | Barrett instructing him to. proce | The newspaper says it has re-| deners will hold ita monthly meeting ' “a0 : ro. " | issu N Y =PUTY The with -s said he had ¢ncoun- | y. appropriate suit to cecover the| the home of T. Per- re also a number of” than $50,000 from the West Palm Ni . : .) ape . ' ’ . > ceived semiofficital information to! this morning at the e ' Beach office Pa OG ie tered many ratients who carried money and if there 1s sufficient «vi- hi ff t ter Tirrell at Clayton. y the Missourl Farm @ og Sara ; | - ; pis f\ weapons and defied the guards tO! genee at hand to prove criminality, | 248 ettect. , on ' The first shortage in her accounts Pine Lawn Man Says He Was . take the firearms awa\ There was iT 40) alfidavite made bye cccurred in December, 1918," Miss Struck by W. C. D. Mayes at l} i oF natasha ee sae “omg 14 “ that any guilty party is to be vigor-| é Clarke told postoffice inspectore i Olive Street Inn. absoiutely no a 1P ine, © auaeu, ously prosecuted. bal! if Linneus, Mo.,, re- en 888 060 of war cavic a apy ; rh : | unre and the patients “ran the place to In his letter the Governor gays: “I a s on hand 120 tons unde “ith oa * 7 ar ns 7: mal S a An information was secsved foday the extent of forcing the executive | eordially acree with the legislative which would cost. r. “ . “pete eg — pater b xves Sn ( ba . , . Pros At ' 1 Thr In rem ‘ Return ’ officers to withdraw the guards from | ,poypmittee that the tfansaction was | ! d : ce noney Orage] re elnNTts dise "| : iv) 1 TP . ‘YP : lire - I Mel ~ Cc | Tl . ” ° why : 9 me ty board eee att reared ection thie ‘% | , n : }y + : m . ones | arents Re . Cals - Louis ( Mui \ eee. ye . . ” r wu f " t! ‘ aqining room. Loaded dice and | a shameless fraud. Neither you NOF | recommen $s ing “i yr City, é pened while , both Miss (Cl ave a mm \\ edding in Ne ite VM hen Sheriff Ww. ( DD. Mave narging Hel e Against K nneth brow A, marked peng ni ; ering se a I can countenance _—_ 7 Re geesmy og U LI ‘ket, is $3. a ton, Te , , mea ; we oho} * ia staat Be len sin ss , supplied by ‘“‘parasites”’ rom © |} tion nor spare any offender in “a qnesenen these a in re were ry ove ere an bt ae LAC ; riityi WV] OrMmmMmon ASSAU ] aul , Tes ¥ l I J if it. , ee es ~ - | Cont.617.15, Whee t*S tan On thee : . against Ki th Brown, 29 years that the situation be laid before At- | operated under an option, under | fa concrete surface Testerday the police went to the in their home at 4736 Michigan ave- ®'4 were looking tor ROTNREE | ' omnia it iniiies neherty ace | whic . - :, . ae a er "aE for the Mineral Re- | torney-Gene ral Dougherty for ac-| which he got $9000 of the purchase iter road, from the hotel room where Miltimore was nue aS : £ og al : errata) wpa, capes Mie tion. The Senator declared that all | price. The Legislature appointed a rom t ec ew ugust ecor road to the Bathere@e killed. After a search they found They found their daughter on a,t¥° other men came out and | _— 1 Co., Missourl) 36 those in authority at the home, committee to investigate and it re- ance of more than several rolls of $5 and $10 totaling bed ' th a b ttle that h id containe ] ty ©! “ hat they" we eee ne oi }” i] I I i ] irae sana the River in ] whom he said had appeared to orted that the transaction was a 88635 | the sale of $30,0 rm $750. poison near by, together with a note “ho Wants to know Gye: mop Peres brown was arrested by ave permitted the conditton to con- | fehl $1.75 T’ MArricordo e Napule........-. ++ seem « Caruso . they | Co. in which she said that earlier in the) Phansky. ae bgt “ ate Pi ker det ® mi troit ves tir ue should be indicted for mal- | ‘The Governor does not say who ts 64949 he 4 “ ry} real / enid ing nresseqd i. re- ilinKet Oil cee s i Ll i 7 =” - ’ . r | ; ~ i powd) re? te. West Palm Beach First Heard of day she h id been married _to Ed- ont sey ‘alia preg oo ciliates ta tedlien | tan and he will be brought to st. | fe2s2nce in office. | to be sued. In addition to the criti- $1.25 Dream Faces........ erie Tere e the bonds and hae - so0 abate of Shooting. ward McGuire -2, of 6007 South bus wm sae i a ° ager co: | ale Cl clit if ii POURT >t. Place Called “Hell House.” | cism of Ruwart and Cook and the pes , . . pecia! to the Post-Dispatch Broadway, in East Alton. The note “*CPnanssy ft! ve Sen +o * Z,0U1S. Tn acti, ‘ag taken by the com-! Roard of Curators, there has been . 1 ) isposed > = a1, a eects T; vee’ etar Ala ‘es drove : ae 1~~O action was anKen )' , rc ~ ‘ ’ ; w “‘havie® . * i) hel Garrtgon sicowlng en yan te et! WEST ALM RE AC H, I ‘a. Aug. said | have not he« rT) the daught: r . - ii : then fiaryoye Ac ne agnne 2 : suspension of operation, mittee. however. hut Walsh declared talk of suing State Auditor's bon ds- $1.25 Swing Low, S eet Chariot Ma ichester The Louls oe ee news that — mee you thought | was and protested : jan aggre en i ae an t, a pers the 1 il company has been giving that the sending of former service | men because one of his clerks paid 74692 i>. ts : been a rebbery at the local post- several times that there was no need@ “Preritis Ones ns = Sora Rage _ part-time employment at odd work men to “such hell houses has got to! out the money before it had been $1.75 Spanish Dance No. 3........ coc cce MVtRe Morini Z +o an pontresae — was when word was receive d for causing anyone else any trouble. was Angee up. a he re sar May: > to any of te emp! wes and during stop.” (‘ol Forbes arain explained released by the Governor, as pro- 64971 ‘ he onday night that Miss Lena Clarke The gir > city inital in a released him and told him to keep a ca ) eas whee rio ; girl is at the city hospital in a a recent week Brown was employed that his bureau was unable to cor-/| vided In a clause of the appropria- \ R : ; ‘ an : sai . . ‘yr " n ‘ ‘re? nrg . : ¢ an ; . ATR IVE se et eee “wee eevee achmaninof he bonds have pomtmistress, was in Orlando, and garjous condition. She said she had quiet abo * ‘ “te wes ci med te we to act aS a watchma In that time, | rect the evils because of lack of ju-| tion. $1.25 vase’ ta D Fiat Majer ’ _ F Se eng ® ag ew obtained the poison In her home. Her, more eget oe eee Le e. Meresy, hier of the compa- risdiction over the Soldiers’ Home, | POPULAR oe tae eeper there, and former employe rather gaid that there had been no| arrested, Stephansky sald. y 1 tl} lisa; ‘anc 4 rhic] iminister “edert : | ; i \ : a4 rr) Te; rye 4) eaArnince . 5 ae gO IE a } > ‘fusing to Rec- és 4.260 ine. ; 4 » e “ , in th had been brought to their attention REPLIES FROM RUSSIA T0 rested After Re , The 12 checks forged were cashed| The institution, the director said, Director of Public Welfare Cunlift | 18775 ROWE . FORGES. occcccncccsccdeonces Peerless Quartet ecision comes un When pouches opened at Atlanta ognize Search Warrant. ; - oa : Loutse Terretl “ ‘4 force by nine different persons Among/ was f{nadequately officered, did not) today made public his plan for ex- | Don't Y¥ Remember the Time? y part eight of Were found to contain substitute ' Federal prohibition enforcement . 3 ae Se ed : ' | 4 8 S5o a ou ‘‘f} and Chas. Hart > o , B PREPAID TELEGRAMS Ai bie the these were George Trotler, 7913) have sufficient doctors and nurses/.. 100,0¢ f the es- : lee. : packages cf cup paper instead of . agents yesterday visited the saloon * h B ; TES 401 n@ needed efditional guards whe! penditure of $1, ’ or e c : a. Soul TOAt ‘ r ° 4. wexki © a ect ( tic aras 877 ; . ——__j ithe currency the tags showed they . met of Joe Mochisky, 1301 Pine street, * eee were ae ” ; . mens R os hordes | tablishment of a municipal farm for | 18776 Little Crumbs of Happiness.......... { has. % should conthin Moncey Piles Up in Telegraph Offic >} in seare h of liquor warceau stre et. and Lar? \ ‘el nutzier. CoO id is inte a it 1é wordces i ¢} ‘ , metttiads saat rhe enlarge 85hea Springtime. ie i Se Pa ee Fe Re Hlarrison ; Se quor. - te NE A ERG EN PBN IGS rmtee ch, he salt , od 0} 1e feeble- =| Miss Ciurke disappeared from Use of Lines Restricted to Two men entered the saloon, and, ‘' . . r ~fpt chan “iy Danmget aes ae nm se a ng yrs photon t of Koch hospital for the treat- | 18740 Blue Jeans........-+++++seeeeses Peerless Quartet here Monday morning without the Frew Persons. roing to t} on bar ask« | for “ hisky. tTimony ‘ re ie Bran jury Vester | e rey ina 1icLe¢ © il ‘ | men Oo Oc » : - B5o0 Ww omin SS Py ea pes Mart and Shaw knowledge of the inspectors, who | Correspondence of the Associated Press. The bartender said there was no day resulting in the indictment of); the patients, miainty of whom, he! ment of tuberculosis, the money y - had already accused her and asked RIGA, Latvia, July 17.—Although | | yy in the place. The agents dis- | Brown. RECS, WO a ee Tee having been provided at the last 18774 All by Myself. 2-00 eee eee. SE dw ptr lla 9 wre | aii f ne elegraph ‘: spot : iietnceenhennaittiiatepitieimnateneiilie sible for their acts.” He pleaded | ' 850 Anna in Indiana........ «... «++. Arthur Fields her to confess. The first word re- Russia has been in open telegra] plaved their badges’ and declared haa fiatled lend their | Pond issue election. ‘eelved was when Chief of Police communication with the outside they would look behind the bar to BATHHOUSE PROPRIETOR FREED ey welfare societies to len é | Hin division of the money be- 18762 Thinking of You....:......+-. . Peerless Quartet Veste! phoned them that the woman world for Bone mogths Since — determine th ft point for thems. lve S ’ fe ie BS aid. ' tw en t" two projects is $700,000 850 Carolina Lullaby pee Fale oe Campbell and Burr had come to him and told him that Russian-English and various other They searched back of the bar but} p,); 7 ‘ea “ ie rr tt icipal farm $400,000 for , : are! aes licewomen Fail to Make “Mash-! for the municipa , —Hawalian Waltz..... erera and the had Miltimore under a drug in trade agreements were signed, few | eound nothing. the” em Against Ivan Skobel. UNION ELECTRIC OFFERS T0 Koch hospital. This division al- os em | Perot fr or Hy fe ly Biya her room at the hotel, having gone telegrams ever come out of Russia in “Open that safe,” one of the Ivan Skobel, 60 years old, pro-| TY ready has been approved by the #9 Orlando to see him in connection | response to the thousands that are agents said to the proprietor prietor of a Russian bath house at | SELL CABLES T0 THE Cl Citizens’ Bond Issue Committee and | 45248 Mother Machree............ eeeeees Ceeeee . ) Harp with the mail robbery. She was ar- sent in, say officials of the telegraph “I should say not,” Mochisky de-/| 2945 Olive street. whose wife. Fan- | —_—_—— ‘only the approval of the Board of #1.00 Scherzo tn E Flat Minor...........6..4«:. Solo /fested on orfier of the postal inspec- administration {n Riga and Reval. .).5.4. nie, was rescued last week from un-| Company Asks $220,000 for System | Estimate and Apportionment, I” 18753 Canzonetta........+........... Victor String Quartet tors and when the police went to her Most of the telegrams are routed “If you don't open {ft willingly) aero stairway in a swim: ing pool in | in. the Downtown District. this instance a perfunctory pro- R50 In the Forest..............«...+ Vietor Orchestra room Miltimare was found shot in- through therse“two cies, which are we'll get a search warrant,” the the bath house, where, she said, he | The proposition of Director Pub- | tunectory proceeding, remains neces- “Ss Mead of dtugged. The Coroner's in direct wire communication with) » vont replied. had thrown her, was discharged to- | Tic Utilities Hooke to purchase the| gary for the work to proceed. = ; : jory held her for the murder, al- Moscow and Petrograd. Mochisky refused to open the safe | a... in Police Court where he w as ar- | underground cable system of the | The Cunliff plan ts for $60,000 for eh she isteadfastly denied any “We have a good deal of money On | ng a search warrant was obtained. raigned on a charge of “mashing.” | Union Electric Light and Power Co.,} the purchase of additional ground | ledge of it up to the time of hand unused in connection with whpen the warrant was shown to the Two policewomen, who preferred | in the downtown section, and erect/,t Koch Hospital, the expenditure | her alleged ep ageraye /“answer prepaid” cablegrams from! proprietor he still refused to open | the charge, testified that Skobel sa- | NeW light standards was under con-/|o¢ $10,000 in la dscaping and the | Clarwe {a the daughter of a!America and elsewhere to MosScCOW) ¢he safe and a hammer and chisel luted them with “hello. girls” as. sideration this afternoon by the MU-| erection of two buildings for the care T, be Home . Mtired = Co gregational minister. and other Russian points,” said an | were obtained and the combination they were passing his bathhouse the | nicipal bond supervisory board. ‘of 120 patients each. a ay of her aged parents have been official of the Riga telegraph de-| xnocked off and the safe opened. night of July 19 and that he invited Louls H. Egan, president of th?| por the municipal farm, the di- ere in form and church work “Telegrams by the han- {| Twh quarte of whisky were found | them into the house. Skobel denied | Union Electric Light and Power Co., vision is $220,000 for grounds and Some New 88d Miss Clarke has been a generous Mpporter of charities and was an noe ht war worker. She has been main support of her family for Years, aves foot of ‘ urns at 7:00 Mexico Pute Heavy Tariff on Autos. r tax (small the Associated Preas " HOUSTON. Tex., Aug. §.—L. Garza Mexican Consul, declared in a “aes *ment yesterday that President ° on, by executive decree, effec- $1.00 en oo 1, impos dan import taX icles amounting to approx!i- po or 60 per cent of the value of slitan Jas-B- r-Ppriced American cars now thipped into Mexico. The tax, rane to Senor Leal'’s advices, is fire: MAVos per kilogram for the 750 kilograms weight: 60 cen- ber kilogram for the next 600 Kilogra ma and 60 centavos per kilo- | for every kilogram over 760 ; a ® This would mean in Eo, money a tax of apparent- : ° $180 “1 ‘ On @ car of 1650 pounds partment. dreds have been sent in to Russia with answer prepaid, but very few | of the answers have come.” Only certain persons are allowed | to telegraph in Russia, it ts under- stood here, and to gain the privilege of replying takes much time, during which the person is subjected to a complete investigation as to the rea- gon he could possibly want to tele- graph. Mochisky was arrested. —_—_—_—_—_—— ——————— within. the charge 5 licewomen accosted sium. Hie said that showin them about . f of Fistate. $100,000 on Behal entered and arrested . F Mioon, president of the Moon | Rros. Manufacturing Co., has pur-| chased for $100,000 the home of the late J. C. Van Blarcom at the north- | weet corner of ‘Westmoreland place | and Kine’s highway. The house is ’ . one. ee eee ee Corporation Tax Reduction Signed. 1 ier h one of the most commodious tn the Funeral services will be held to- c} ’ to the yet Tena’ cl on . : a " : . 7 = FFERSON CITY. Aug. §.—Gov. place rhe sale was effected by the 'morrow morning at the new Cathe-| H ‘de yesterday signed the commit-/ St. Louis Union Trust Co., executor | ara) for Patrick Burns. &7 vears old. +ae substitute for House bill No. 11, of the Van Blarcom estate. of 4924 Pershing av who died : SS — at 10:30 o'clock last night from the ‘in the corporation tax from | reducing c P | infirmities of ag: ht . wae presi- one-tenth to one-twentieth per cent, Oklahoma Bank Robbed. : | : he on capital stock and assets The re- | Ry the Associated Press th dent .of | » ae mrovides for a State bond issue of ty, 4 coal miner, was thy g 7 hee $60.000.000 for the improvement of; "0? today by orca me pre the highways and roads In Missourt | ™ hoenbein of Centra wy a | The Governor intimated that it) after @ 10-gallon copper st and) would be several days before he! sbout 15 gallona of corn whieky had would appoint the four highway} been found tn Gakarta's home. The commissioners for which the bill; prisoner entd he had been manu- _ ris ‘or his own use. provides. facturing whisky ft ; Music and please the neighbors The RUDOLPH WURLITZER Co. 1006 Olive Street : Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets Copyright 1921. The Rudolph Wurlitser Co.
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Se ee tne oe. a “ - 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH A DON'T FAIL TO-GET ‘‘I Want the World to Know;’’ biggest hit ng] 25 RK. 8. bd a Ear STORES Gth and Washington Beautiful patterns, values up to $10. This is an extraordinary offering for Saturday at $ 1 98 $3.00 PONGEE SHIRTS ‘ongee Shirts, neckband and collar attached; Saturday spec.. $1 .69 Men's Soft Collars Men's Suspenders The much-wanted tan and white Men's fancy Soft Collars: worth New lot for i up to 25c; Sat- be Saturday; C upday et....8¢ *| special at. Last Call on STAW =f Men’s and Boys’ Hats Values up to $2.00; Saturday at 0 : Women's plain h9e lose, in gray, White, brown and black. - o . 4 Union Suits , $2\Silk Hose Women’s Union Suits, | High-grade VPanamas and Leg- horn straws and Sailors. Values up to $10.00, Saturday.. _ -——— | : } $1.50 SILK HOSE Silk i i « ; 4! é a 4 ee ee and lace thread — Women's plain and lace low neck, sleevedess; | thread Silk Hose, in meet | 8g) fanz" O8¢ WEED odechévcin | and black ..... Women's Jumper Dressses Geep, brown case: fiber all acalloped 2 canized brass locks, ; matting; (outings, infants’ | iap a fon ed ! me 1S, Ollcioth g clothes, oe... 608 | ote. ah 49¢ ie, Traveling ' _ Baga: black ay walrug grain cloth; extra well made: $2.98. All Silk Crepe Shirts Tchitcherin, in Note to All Coun- tries, Says 10,000,000 Per- sons Are in Need. By the Associated Press. RIGA, Letvia, Aug. 5.—Rumors of great disorders in Russia, owing to the migration of peasants from the in a note issued by M. the Bolshevik Foreign Minister, all countries. In the note M. cherin gives thanks for offers of aid and says he will attempt to explain the situation fully and state the ex- | act needs in Russia, as far as is pos- sible. He declares that the European and American press is full of sensa- tional reports of disorders, none of which is true. Although there is a trict, it is controlled by the Govern- ment and there have been no im- portant disorders. The Foreign Minister places at 10,000,000 the number of inhabitants of the regions to which the crop failure is confined. These regions 'embrace Astrakhan, Tsaritsin, Sara- tov, the German Volga Commune, Samara, Simbirsk, the Tartar and T@iuvash territories and some dis- tricts of Urfa and Viatka. In these regions, he says, the have been completely destroyed will yield only from 10 to 12 per cent of normal. To feed the peo;:le on half rations 41,000,000 poods of grain will be required, while seed necessary to prevent a repetition of , the famine next year will aggreeie 15,000,000 poods. (A pood is equtiv- alent to about 36 pounds.) It is pointed out in the note that Russians, regardless of policics, SSA SAAR AAR RRR all requests foreign governments to place no difficulties in the way of collection of relief by Russians, and also to permit the free movement of delegates of the Russian CommissPon. A Moscow dispatch quoting the Rosta Agency, says the headquarters of the Russian Famine Relief Committee will be in London. 25-YEAR SENTENCE FOR LAST OF 8 ST. CLAIR BANK ROBBERS Walter Casey of St. Louis, Denied New Trial, to Take Appeal—Out on $5000 Cash Bond. Special to the Post-Dispatch, SRSA SR SSAA SRSA RAR Sa ASR SR SS oe Sh Sra RR nan » _f-— Clair, Mo., of $12, on Feb. 8 last was disposed of here yesterday when | Walter Casey of St. Louis was sen- tenced by a jury to 25 years in the penitentiary. Casey was denied a new trial and bond of $5000 was continued. went home last night. Three others, | Robert (Cokey) Walsh, Emil (Feather Edge) Schneider, and George E. Ayers, previously were spentenced to the penitentiary after | trials and Circuit Judge Breuer, who poe hah heehee anita ta tat tata at tty 'Ssat in all the cases, sentenced Jo- LINOLEUM BOYS 'seph Brown to a 40-year term on a | ; S if ‘plea of gullty. | ene oie ts Boys $2 Wash Ul § OVERALLS . Walsh received the lightest sen- | diook, tile and [3 to 8 yenr ' Striped biue den- _ tence, 20 years, Ayers got 25, Schnei- hardwood) = effect nize, of fine * ee tlt 49c der, 40, and Brown also 40. The oe Be Ba) gy iain. adie’ cases against Charles S. Barrington, OG. y4... roll 29¢ Mo. When several of them were } polished.... ives teaht cornered in the cabin there was a pap anananininininunsnin thin ihsh shan RASA SARA | "S°°r!0US explosion of @ bottle of nitroglycerine, as a result of which \—- ———- Barrington virtually was blinded and Store Hours: While You Are | lost one forearm. He has returned Dail . Be to 6, Away: Order to his wife and children in St. Louts. edie By Mail A whisky still was found in a shed Saturdays near the cabin. **. Casey on the stand yesterday de- 4 o* aly | | Busy Bee Gandies Welcome, Pageant Visitors To the many charms of the Style Show should be in eluded one or more luncheons at the distinctive Busy, Bee Tea Rooms, 2d floor, 417 N. 7th st. In easy access of all hotels. If there are Candies to be taken home, here you will find tempting variety and splendid service. a : Saturday's Sunday Special . Outing Asst Boanbons, Asst. Filberta Chocolates, Asst. Milk Chocolates ‘ Baskets a n sale Saturday, 50 For good cheer, when 7 ¥ C ¥ npound RBores . — ee ee agi, a ee ae ee ee —- o--- per poun d you are filling the g | and basket, put in Busy= Bakery Special— cre — Cakes, ~ Cheese Caki dclimious, fresh and ies, tollens and ; fi a ij ctizing, ~ Penn State Professor Resigns. Aug. 5 or the LLEGRE, Smith, at STATE CO Dr. Edwin R Pa., director Pennsylvania Collecwe and or 10 year iL the liberal arts faculty, his resignation, ef- He will become head _ & * has announced lowa State College, Ames, Ia. ee ee Announce! NE nee annie —_°*93 YASIAY S AVIA Every ION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. AUGUST ¢ isan. ae eee ee — OL I LLL ALLL AL Great Stock Reduction Sale ’ On All Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes: | PRIOR TO TAKING INVENTORY WE MUST R Auto Owner Should Avail Himself of This Opportunity to Buy His hae Supplies, Tires and Tubes at PRE-WAR PRICES. Dealers Should Investigate Our Special Proposition EDUCE OUR STOCK $150,009 fathers of the present > = - CLS == - ————EE —— | PIO ie ee tee pany | | o a fo 100 years, when it would have , Marcus Marx Dies at 80. the firm of Hart, Schaffner and! 1} We A i BEING KIEL PLANS A BI-CENTENNIAL , ‘° ab unten, © Kiel saa See to between $600,000 and| he said, it would not be By the Associated Press Marx, died at his home here yester- al erday OF + ‘ | d for| now to aro asking , CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—Marcus Marx, | day. He was born in Germany, but} | eS : to contribute $100 and said he would | neta pe ne nected or 2 comtetivese tudes towannain 80 years old, ploneer clothing manu- came to the United States when | | A suggestion that $10,000 b@| so a campaign for that purpose. | the two-huner pense of the 100th anr ds facturer and one of the founders of years old. raised now for the bi-centennial; The money, he sald, would be placed | — a oye Ose ty * celebration of Missouri’s admission at interest and would not be touched - if that ha — aA Timesco Tires Guaranteed 5000 Miles | Triumph Re || Tubes | $1.65 | z\ Leal _ Sale Price | 30x3 $ 7.80. 30x31% $ 9.85. $1.85 | 32x3° $11.60. $2.20 31x4 $15.20 $2.43 32x4 $15.50 $2.52 33x4 $16.15 $2.65 34x4 $16.55 | $2.75 | 30x3 80x31/, 32x31, 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 Triumph Tires Guaranteed 6000 Miles Sale Price $ 8.95 $10.55 $12.05 $15.70 $16.10 $16.50 $17.25 Guaranteed Cord and Other Sizes in Proportion All Merchandise Sold in This Sale Is Subject to Our Money-Back Guarantee if Not Satisfactory Below We List Only a Few of Our Extra Specials Visit Our Store and Save 50% to 70% An RED WONDER PUMPS— The only Regular price, $4.00; sale price, $2.10 kind, STANDARD SPARK PLUGS Sale price, 30c: 4 f $1 TAPER ROLLER BEARINGS— For Fords. Regular price, $9.25; sale price, $4.49 OIL, GUNS ‘a Regular price, 750; sale price....88 RATTERY TESTER AND FILLER ROUGIE Regular price, Save money, MERCED ES 1.50: saie i a $ Daly SPARK PLUGS price, 55e ‘2 Recular price, $2.00; sale price, $1.12 a HONEYCOMB RADIATORS— For Reg. price, $26.50; sale price,$15.95 Ford Cars. WINDSHIELD WIPER— — Regular $2 value; sale price. ..6LI8 : > JACRS FOR FORDS— A dandy to have around, HAND TiORNS Regular price, $4.50; sale price, $2.05 Regular price, $1.25: sale price, 750 COVERALL Saves your clothes. Regular price, $4.95; sale price, $3.39 SUITS— OIL CANS 3 oz...15e¢ 6 oz...2le 8 os...988 LUC TIRE CHAINS—Real tire insura Kecular price, 60c; sale price... nee, .2ic FOR-A-FORD WRENCH SET—FPits every nut from tail light to head lamps. Regular price, $1.25; sale price, 490 HAM MERS—1-Ib. Regular price, 60c; sale price. . ball pein, . 200 CARBON REMOVER— It does the work. Regular price, 750; sale price. .. .500 OIL LAMPS Regular price, $2.10; sale price, ' 145 im sturdy wooden case. LIQUID RADIATOR CEMENT— The kind that saves a $25 repair Dill. RY set, 15 sockets, | RS set, 21 sockets, » RO set, 33 sockets, —The classiest parking mirror Recular price, 75c; sale price.. SFC rutchet bar: recular ratchet bar: regular ge gg ma R = avin Fy ye Fy s ine “>: ms ular prices, 50. ; Ges. 67.50; eale $2.00 : $2.59 $12.00. cert mes $4.49 price, $17.50; at 0.99 Sale peleee : ocecwe .00, 15. Regular price, $7.50; sale price, $3.95 Wes ees .* rl WRENCH SETS for all uses, Best quality pressed steel sockets, is Regular price, $3.75 i Sale price, 2%4x 7.......-- Sale price, 2%4x15... ENCLOSED DRIVING ORS > “eee re # MIRRORSCOPE PARKING Mo Nonanions. Mio Blowout Patches, Reliners, Tire Covers and Thousands of Other Items at Greatly Reduced Prices. We offer a complete line of Seat Covers for all popular make cars : of highest grade material at 50% less than cost of manufacture. 4 Store Open Saturday and Evenings Phone Olive 6542 ~~ rr | | for _— ’ , ? Y Botting \/ ‘a | COOLING ) SUMMER a a a ei Tip- Top ORANGE. WHIM» ON FVERY Tip- Top Chocolate i IP aw TOE Compa f Beverages | (©) SPARKLING BEVERAGES A TIP-TOP CAP SOLD BY DEALERS EVERY WHERE | Tip-Top Bottling Co., St. Louis DRINKS ORDER TODAY _ ud ids i 7 . _ ty > Pty “Mea. Sal AA Z ey ‘ a > f 7. b = > > > . ee > a 504 LU hat Peaeiiat. at anes oe 33? tari reer - ,y You are vour opportunity to save money. nation has lost many a bargain. G. @ DIT so 0 - ends ates eT Ofer sides 4 . should have a handsome Genuine Diamond for your vacation trip, Central 3794 Times Square Auto SupplyCo WORLD’S LARGEST AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE 1329-1131 LOCUST STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. — , a Mail Orders Filled Same Day OFF ON DIAMONDS &CO.“y WAT N CREDIT . ; — eee ane 7 and a good, reliable Watch is an absolute necessity. Don’t Wait too long. Your credit is good with LOPTIS., =sosetsesiestsssesiias: *' - + thes 4 ee “Ur + J en a, Horace S| CHES eeetaieateiteiti Ui de re - Our reduced prices Procrasti- 7 ——— eee a a ee a a Diamond j ’ ——EE 7 500 a Week '*Governor’’ Diamond Ring | ha , $115 Value Reduced to 14-karat Solid Green | Gold carved and | 00 plermed., The beau bad fu Diamond is set | _——_- ir 14-karat Solid White Gold, $125 Value Reduced to $83-50 Diamond is set in Geld, | Terms: $1.75 a Week ‘|THE NEW “VASSAR” | RING Elegant and A favor- Cuff Links Sélia Gol@ Une | DIAMOND imited assort- ments, at any | No greater value could be offered ae Ps ag P ale | in a Diamond Ring. Rint ~ . sp e- graceful In appearance. al bar- $10 | ite with college girls. | Solid 14-karat Green Gold. plereed | ‘and engraved. The fine brilliant | Solid White | $2.00 a Week Open Saturday Evenings OF Tl [OF TIS : — _- - ——a 605°. Main 97, 2 a Call or write for catalog 005 and THE OLD RELIABLE si-wirens Second Fleer Carleton Ruallding 308 N. Sixth St., Near Olive ST. LOUIS Indestructible _ Pearl Necklaces Have the color and lustre of 50c a Week Others up. te $500. \ ee ee -_-—— BRACELET WATCH Engraved Gold-Ftiled BRracelet Watch. ctshion shape, «gvar- anteed bid 8) years. Movement ts high grade. Fuli Jeweled. ijold Dtal $21.00 82.00 a Month Phone Central salesman will call. CREDIT .. rai ' i BOODHDOSDE a ® paper ieid in St. Louis, = Associated Press News appears exclusively in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news- mpan Order is I e! - k | ADVERTISEMENT. | - The Long Standing Oase of 'Walhelen Was Cured By Miro Internal Treatment. | € .! Mrs. E. Walhelen of writes: ‘‘ Regarding your | diseovery, Miro. I tried slmost kind of pile remedy on the read about Miro, and) after t 8 bottle can truthfully say I am) tirely cured. There is no pile on the market to compare | I can’t praise it enough and is so small compared to its wa ful merits. Anybody affileted | | piles who tries a bottle will q statement true.’’ e.. The discoverer of Mirq deaira sufferers to know that he @ want a cent of anyone’s 7 less Miro Pile Remedy ce quers | the worst cases and he has inst druggists all over the country Wg antee it in every instance. p _ Through your druggist, we oem Internal Treatment and 'to give complete satisfaction 6?) money will be refunded. Your gist also carries Miro Ant _tion pills and Miro Pile O: | itching piles. i ‘Enderle Drug Stores, d' & Dolph Drug Stores, & fer Drug Co., Victor B Co., 6118 Easton Ave. Druggists everywhere. 66 “MOONLIGRHI 85c — Brunswick Record = | The Sensational Military 4 | Try our Brunswick Record We have all the latest bit,” © Kirkland Piano Ca | TWO sTORES ; Nerth Side 2024 BE. Grand Avy, 206 N. Ja 9 ak p*& dl hy || Leaving the City ri | Summer? __ If eo. you ll want te going on at and the yet -seraee from the pu ties mail rate inel hell lime to the Poset-Dt a | tlon Department « you «6. of if you Olive er Central - oe a See = tee eS 4 : % ~» on qith his throat cut FRID/ , AUGUST |! & a — ~ MOMICIDE VERDICI WW DEATH OF Al _A verdict of ho hands of parties un ee turned by a Coroner ' the inquest over . _ghoe repairer, who ° - 9224 Cass avenue ln - fhe inquest, Wednesday, was con give the police time | Aitional evidence, bu mitted and no new on hand when the : today. Men's ‘a Fire and Police Susp PoE aaimore -KAnit *® 1.00 Athletic Union ‘“s 0c Cot O06. .¢enet A Poth & FRA Mi cal ~~ al and Ointmen' obtained at li from any drug usually clea ectema, rash: quickly and eas Trial free, Dept. 7-7, Reeteni, Haltimore, M4 Resin ten _ SCHOOLS AND Col For a Good F yOu need a business tral ® demand for busi young men and women ‘Ran the supply. Plan now to enter Bre is-—-September 6. | rite or phone for fre SN { Best Seller Eve G by JOSEPH C. LI The most laughabk € season
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- A verdict of homicide 00, 85.75, 86. rices. any| NTIRELY FAR By Miro m of Dayton, ug- your won tr.ed almost every iv on the market, dafter taking — o) say I am » is no pile — ompare with Miro, ough and the price — ‘ed to its wonder iv afflicted with — tthe will find thie f Miro desires sll that he doesn’t vone’s money UB edy conquers 3 | he has eres he conntry to guar — instance. gist, we sell Miro and guarantee it — itisfaction or | inded. Your firo Anticonst! Pile Ointment Stores, Jud Stores, K Victor L ton Ave. rywhere. LIGHT” ¢ Record — 85¢ Military Dance — . Record Bervice — test hits. ASK FOR EPSOM | mail. She leaves a daughter ang a LAN’ S | ptind husband, 80 years old. | | "0 Ruep YOUR SYstem | ao PSN IN THRE EXHUMED BODIES ' Men's 2.50 Combination Overalis...... 1.25 bden making Men's 1.50 Dress and Sport Shirts three weeks ago, when a Deputy | oe «3 owl ST 5 D acxiet Me SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100. PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than ™iose in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. se Jury Holds Inquest Over | | Gobbler After Vainly Waiting for New Evidence. “at the'| is of parties unknown” was re- | § by a Coroner's jury today at, Two More Bodies of Members of | jinquest over Adolph Rokyta, Chicago Family to Be Ex- repairer, who was found de: i P : his throat cut in his shop at} 4mined—Woman Questioned. Cass avenue last Tuesday. The inquest, which started |... ,, A fay, was con tinued twice, to | ‘ associat the police time to introduce ad- | | bodi evidence, but none was sub- | "dies are to be exhumed ef and no new witnesses were| vestigation of the deaths hand when the case was called/ Kolze family, nounced today, in the effort t cown what county official may be a series of murders. Coroner Hoffman ordered ex- humed the body of Mrs. Lena Kolze, an aged member of the family. If her hody shows traces of arsenic, as 1 Di ess. tioned, Coroner Hoffman said he would examine a fifth body, not re- lated to the Kolze family, but em- balmed by the same undertakers. OU will find Sloan’s Lini- ment will relieve any external ache or pain quickly and surely~—a wel- come sensation of scenic. of Fred Kolze after the deaths of her husband and of Mrs. Kolze, is being detained by the authorities in connection with the case. GS HIC AGO, Aug. 5.—Two more! — ———_—_ _ ~~ | gan avenue was identified yester- | Kreyling is a cousin of David Krey- - day following its recovery from the! ling, 3457 Minnesota avenue, secre- berate River near Festus, Mo. ‘tary of the Central Trades and La- ‘as in St. Louis today. David ' bor Union. did those of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kolze ° and John Demmer, whose widow, | Mrs.(Mary Demmer, has been ques-_ The undertakers assert their em-' balming fluid does not contain ar-/ Mrs. Mary Demmer, housekeeper | warmth and com- Mrs. Demmer was said to have’ fort. Keepit handy. j}and Mr. and Mrs. Kolze prior to ltheir deaths and also was said to admitted caring for her husband ' | have admitted her liking for Fred) Kolze and her jealousy of him, but | wt ae “| denied the poisoning of any of the'| 1 "Open Saturday Night Till 9:30 | three John .Demmer died about nine! | , 00 ¥ 2. $ 00 years ago and Mrs. Kolze died nine | § gee Shirts... months later. Mrs. Demmér then. be came house ke eper for Fred Kolze, , whose death occurred several weeks e | UFO ABOUT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Finest Baltimore Tailored REBATES ON LIQUOR FINES ARE GRANTED TO TWO MEN vr, Judge Wade -Conditionally HKemilts Portion of Penalties During | Good Behavior. Frank Mrazek. a bottler, living at - ; & Wemervew at the fame Old Reliable 8400 Gravois avenue, St. Louis Coun- ty, was fined $300 and costs for man- /ufacturing Hauor by Judge Wade in the sederal Court today within 36 prohibition entorce- hours atte. | Men's 20.00 Worsted Suits ‘ 0 ment agents visited Mrazek’s home, Men's 16.00 Palm Beach Suits......... 9.50 Mmzek pleaded cuilty . Men's 20.00 Genuine Mohair Suits 10.90 Enforcement agents Wednesday | Men's 40.00 2-Pants Suits j night found a dismantled atill of | gallon capacity and four empty Boys’ 12.00 Blue Serge Suits JP ediey ong: sitll plbanag hampton Men's 6.00 All-Wool Blue Serge Pants..3.75, 00. cay but his- ‘ied ad Men's 2.50 Wash and Khaki Pants eo ebhed 1.00 cers | she and her husband had whiskv until about Sheriff telephoned and told them to Bays’ Balbriggan Union Suits Dit’ er hélweeld have to Wen's Genuine Red Diamond Shirts 50 | LL peondl them. 2 rane — Cg ee AE Judge Wade told Mrazek that on . 1.00 Athletic Union Sults Oe the payment of $100 and costs with- | Reve’ a. Wan Te “s® in 20 davs he would remit the re- — an maining $200 ' Men's 3.00 Palm Beach and “If you get back into the game Shepherd Check Trousers " Beye’ T5o Overalls... ees have to pay the balance in addition EKAGLE STAMPS. to your fine,” Judge Wade added Judge Wade also fined James J. | Massucci, 100 South Fourth street, ($300 and costs on his plea of guilty ‘of selling a half pint of whisky July 8 to prohibitton enforcement agents. After learning that Masucci’s pre- vious record was good and that he was a man of family, Judge Wade said that on the payment of $100 and costs within 30 days he would again before him the $200 will be | added to his fine. “FHiome Brew" Soa = SPURGIN REPORTED WN MEXICi PUBLICATIONS — —_ — — es 5.— “~~ —,.. Man Answe ring Ranker’ s Descrip- | oy tion Hiding Near Chihauhau City. { ly ft seociate ens ; Best Selier Everywhere By tT DABO. Tex. Aug, 5. —~From au- thentic sources it was learned here The today that a man answering the description of Warren C. Spurgin, | missing Chicago banker, is in hid- ‘ing near Chihuahua City. MAGNIFICENT by JOSEPH C. LINCOLN The oF ep emtaing book RRUNSWICK, Mo. Aug. 5.—Mrs. at 0 the season Sarah Canote, 74 years old, pioneer _ < ~ AL an jresident of Brunswick, when cross- ton on. |ing the tracks on the way to an ele- -— wee wee ee ee Woman, 74, Killed by. Train. Special to the Post-Dispat “h "| ning was killed by the Wabaeh fast SALT | Mrs. Giegling’s Body Identified. The body of Mrs. Amelia Gieg- AND REFRESHED | ling, 73 years old, who was re-_ Were: ported missing Jufy "8 by her son- , Medicines Are Sold. 1Oc. in-law, David Kreyling, 6621 Michi his wife told the offi- | | and the officers bring you in you'll remit the remaining $200. He add- | ed that if the defendant appears | ‘GRAPE WINE SEIZED IN COUNTY | dered Kottler to report to them to- Haynie, 19 was instantly | wator for a bucket of cobs last eve- | | | | Store Open Tomorrow Till 3 P. M. | 509 Washington Av. Choice of the House! Wash Dresses $2.89 Almost every Dress fresh and clean. Every imaginable material, including plenty of dotted Swisses. Nothing Excepted— Originally to $15... 200 Jumper Frocks Originally to $2.95. Materials of beach cloth $I 00 and line ne. Sac rifie ec od at Fiber Silk Sweaters A Sale-—Values ¢ $12.95 Mostly in navy and black; Tuxedo styles; plain at fanevy weaves. Sweaters that look like the real silk kind... ——— <a ‘ ; | i i | This has been the biggest year in the history of my business. WHY? " Quality — Price — Truth — Courtesy large number of beautiful styles in Pol green and yellow gold mountings for ladies and gentlemen are included in this special sale showing. The diamonds are all blue-white and of high quality. Pay $1.00 down, then pay the balance at the rate of.. Other Beautiful $20.00 te my DIAMON DS $400.00 TERMS Week VERY 17 JEWEL “Adjusted” The ILLINOIS Now is your chance to get a good Watch at a very low price. The case is guaranteed 20 years. Note the low terms. sq. 00 $4 .00 Down and Week 426N.0° 3. OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE Open Saturday Evenings Only in the SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH with its TWO ROTOGRAVURE SECTIONS will you find the “quantity and quality” of news pictures and feature articles, stories, etc., which help to make the POST-DISPATCH “St. Louis’ One Big Sunday Newspaper.” The ROTOGRAVURE Picture Section will this week contain a page of inter- estingly intimate snapshots. of PRESIDENT HARDING, HENRY FORD, THOMAS A. EDISON and other notables “Camping Out.” A flashlight photo of the Municipal Theater; a picture of the “Canoe Fleet” on the Meramec; many photo- graphs illustrating the new modes in feminine apparel taken at the Paris races, at the Royal Ascot races, En- gland, at Southampton’and Newport. Seven full pages of. pictures from all over the world, reproduced in a man- ner possible only with the wonderful Rotogravure process. and in the Rotogravure Magazine McMILLAN, Explorer Sails north to explore Baffin Island, north of Hudson Bay, which has for three centuries remained unknown and uncharted. MILAD Y’S MANNERS In smart society, the pen- dulum swings backward, and smoking, and the pub- lic use of the lipstick and powderpuff is considered bourgeois. The River’ s Come-Back Total tonnage carried by present-day Mississippi fleet exceeds that of vast fleet of freight carriers of Civil War days. MARSHAL FIELD I] Youthful grandson of Chicago merchant, and pos- sessor of a $150,000,000 for- tune, achieves social emi- nence in London. Unbeatable AMERICA Recen t_ international track meet gives American athletes rer ene, to ret move some of few foreign names from list of record, holders. KYRA, The ‘‘Sinuous’’ Some “close-ups” of much-talked-of New York dancer, illustrating what two arms and two hands can do when trained. Besides these features are a Short Story by Mary Van Brunt Hunter, an Interesting Article on Marriage and Romance by Ralph R. Perry and others Six Pages of Colored Comics Six pages of leughie for father and mother as well as the youngsters. , Six well-loved favorites whose antics never fail to amuse. MUTT AND JEFF—S’MATTER POP?—PETER RABBIT—HAWKSHAW THE DE- TECTIVE—MR. AND MRS. —and THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS. Read the Sunday POST-DISPATCH Order Your Copy TODAY From Your Dealer —— le a a ee ee . LG AOE ty A i A LT: At | A tg te Ae I FN A
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~——_@ me SO" a ee ly ee ee ee — —_- = ~~ — - > -—- - a «a® ~ > - “ e — - a . = = . " - A, LE TT a LL a ee eee NI te ae — = - o- - .* ——- + = ia. OE, Oe a eee WE Be a - ,- ee le ee ee ee ee eE~E wee ee ONE ce. , Oghe SET SM ey 2 ee ae Mh lly i a A A gl es Maptiea se: + SRT +! pe eeu eee ee SINDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. —— — Sd 6 > ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; ‘driven by John Sohear, of 1402) |'North Twenty-second street, at Belt BENEFIT and Easton avenues, yesterday, ran) into the rear of an automobile be- longing to John Gaffney of 4439 'Elmbank avenue which was parked in front of 5530 Easton avenue and | then struck a street car. Schear, 20, a huckster, was knocked | off the wagon, suffering cuts and Cast of 300 Children to Take bruises. Mrs. Merz was uninjured. BOY AND TWO MEN HURT IN MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS Auto Driven by Woman Hits Wagon, Collides With Parked Machine, Then Strikes Street Car. William Kilpatrick, 33 years old, eof 3425 Lindell avenue, suffered in- juries to the back and thighs at 1 Dp. m. yesterday when thrown from & truck driven by Elmer Berke! of 1083A South Taylor avenue when it Gollided with a truck of the Polar Wave Ice and Fue! Co., driven by Henry Hartman of 2637 Lynch M@reet at Seventh and Sidney streets. An automobile driven by Mrs. Anna G. Merz, of 5633 Theodosia avenue, after striking a wagon change avenue, Memphis, Tenn., | visiting his aunt, Mrs. Nellie Brown. 6728 South Broadway, was knocked down by an automobile drivén by Charles A. Willman of 4826 Good-) ¢,, an elaborate benefit performance fellow avenue at Virginia and Nagel +4 pe given by Children of America avenues at lp. m. He was cut and Loyalty League at the Orph2um bruised y boy stepped in front of the machine. to aid the tenement babies of &t. a Morris | | Patrick Kelly Jr., 11, of 247 Ex- Part in Performance at Orpheum, Aug. 27. Preparations are well under way Policemen were told the Theater on the evening of Aug. 27, Louis by furthering the work of the AVG SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES =o IO E09 SO Post-Dispatch Pure Milk and Free Ilee Fund. It will be the largest af- fair ever given in the city of St > Louis entirely by children to help children, for approximately 3500 »er- formers will be in the cast Members of the Children of A-ner- ica Lovalty League organization, composed of several thousand ciil- f s ~ Open Saturday Till 3 P. M. Six Items in a Sensational Clean-Up dren, are well known for their ua- usually successful war and post-war work among the soldiers at moblil.- vation camps and reconstruction .) )s- pitals. Scarcely a week passes that a group of them does not visit ‘v- cuperating war heroes and distribute flowers, cigarettes or candy, and en- tertain for a few hours the boys whom in the rush and hurry of daly life older persons are prone to for- get. Martin Beck, president of the (©r- pheum Circuit, through E. J. Sulli- van, his St. Louis representative, has Values to $6.95 Siipover and Tieback models Wash Skirts Wool Sweaters Values to $6.50 for........... given the Orpheum Theater, includ- ing all attaches, absolutely free for S : | the evening. This is the first time that the Orpheum has ever been $ (0) given over to any organization Wwork- ing for a charitable purpose, and tho e bovs and girls are very proud of their — : privilege to aid the great summer A020 0:0 =———T1IO0FI0 charity for which the Post-Dispatch annually appeals to the more fortu inmate persons of St. Louis. et i The program is to be given in true 4 ~ Wash Waists gandies. Wash Dresses Values to $10 for.......... Of organdie, volle and gingham. Choice Values to $7.95 for......... Handmade Waists and volle and or- ] teen vaudeville numbers from the © various schools of expression, danc- ‘ing and music of St. Louis. The acts have been chosen with great care, each teacher giving her most | talented pupils, many of whom will creditably bear comparison with professionals. Tickets for the en- | tertainment will be placed on sale O' Orpheum fashion, consisting of ix- | 95 | within a few days. Values to $15 for.. Black, navy and sport shades and fancy weaves. as blazer striped flannels. Fiber Silk Sweaters Values to $12.50 for......... Baronet, Dewkist and other silks, as well Silk and Flannel hg 5 0 0 | Moscow States There Were 47,77 Cases Between January and July. Iiv the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—Public health statistics published in the Isvestia of Moscow and cabled to the United States state that between Jan. 1 and July 15 there were re- ported 47,779 cases of cholera. In June, there were 24,000 cases. oO i - CHOLERA FIGURES ° ; | eS —_-— oe ~— —_-- —_———_—_—— es a ee ee me OS ae — Why Castoria? RS ago Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups were the remedies in common use for Infants and Children; Castor Oil so nauseating as to be almost impossible and the others all containing Opium in one form or another, but so disguised as to make them pleasant to the taste, yet really to stupify the child and give the appearance of relief from pain. It required years of research to find a purely vegetable combination that would take the place of these disagreeable, unpleasant and vicious remedies that from habit had become almost universal. This was the inception of, and the reason’ for, the introduction of Fletcher's Castoria, and for over 30 years it has proven its worth, received the praise of Physicians everywhere and become a household word among mothers. A remedy ESPECIALLY prepared for Infants and Children and no mother would think of giving to her baby a remedy that she would use for herself, without consulting a physician. TO A — Net Contents 15 Fluid Drachry ALGOHOL ~3 PER GENT. tion for As“ ee Remedy for and Diarrhoes, AtGmont® Euact Copy of Wrapper. Children Cry For WY ’ : te ““ : m a 7? , ; _ - : } te Have You Tried It? Everybody has read the above headline; how many believe it? Have you a little-one in the home, and has that dear little mite when its stomach was not just right felt the comforts that come with the use of Fletcher’s Castoria? You have heard the cry of pain. Have you heard them cry for Fletcher’s Castoria? Try it. Just help baby out of its trouble tomorrow with a taste of Cas- torla. Watch the difference in the tone of the cry, the look in the eye, the wiggle in the tiny fingers. The transformation is complete— from pain to pleasure. Try it. You'll find a wonderful lot of information about Baby in the booklet that is wrapped around every bottle of Fletcher’s Castoria. GENUINE CASTORIA Aatways Bears the Signature of o THe GENTAUA COMPANY, HaW YOR CITY. ” roeqyine roar pure A paneer be icone | hempegbpinas ores : Since the beginning of the year there, were registered in the Province of, OE OC eel OO tO Siratoff 7095 cases |of “home brew.’ WOMAN GETS $310,00 LEAGUE FOR MILK FUND © ESTATE OF DOCTOR | Brothers and Sisters of Dr. H. S. | Kinmonth, Asbury Park, N. Y., Lose Will Contest. By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Miss Violet Remsen Humphries of Spring Lake, N. J., will receive the $310,000 es- tate of Dr. Hugh S. Kinmonth of Asbury Park’ through the admission of the physician's will to probate at Freehold, N. J., yesterday. Dr. Kin- month committed suicide in July, 1920, and the attempt to probate his will was contested by his two broth- ers and two sisters. Miss Hum- phries, it is understood, was a close friend of Dr. Kinmonth. She ls about 30 years old and lives with her father. Dr. Kinmonth, who was also a druggist and real estate oper- ator, was said to have been a suitor of Miss Humphries’ mother. The will was made in April, 1918, Nand makes Miss Humphries practi- cally the sole beneficiary. In con- testing it the brothers and sisters of the physician charged undue influ- ence, lack of testamentary capacity and failure to comply with statutory requirements, Dr. Kinmonth at the time of his death was well past middle age. His first wife had died and his second had divorced him. The contestants of the will were Dr. William L. Kinmonth of Belmar, N. J.; J. Kinmonth of Mount Pleas- ant, la.; Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton of Mount Pleasant and Miss Anna B. Kinmonth of Delphi, N. Y. In Spring Lake Miss Humphries refused to discuss the case with newspaper men. “I have no time to give you,”’ she said. “I have many things to do.” NINE MEN ARRESTED BY THE POLICE ON LIQUOR CHARGES “Home Brew,” Moonshine Whisky and Still Seized in Raids on Ilomes and Saloons. William T. Cordes, proprietor of a Saloon at 1401 Salisbury street, and Robert Gunn, residing above the sa- loon, were arrested last night when policemen found a quantity of “home brew" on the back porch of Gunn's flat and in a shed in the rear of the saloon. Two bottles of the beverage also were found behind the bar in the saloon. Cordes said he had nothing to do with the beer found in the shed. Bruno Pogorzelski of 2121 North Thirteenth street, owner of a saloon at Fourteenth and Montgomery streets, was arrested in the evening. after policemen had found two quart bottles containing what they be- | lieved to be whisky in a safe in the saloon. A copper still, several jugs filled with “moonshine,” several empty jugs, a sack of sugar, a sack of corn and two empty barrels were seized by the police last night im a build- ing in the rear of 1436 Sduth Third Street. Neighbors said they did not know who had occupied the place. Policemen raided the saloon and living quarters of Thomas J. Hearty at 520 Hickorv street at 4:20 p. m., and confiscated several cases ; Hearty and his porter were ‘arrested. Albert Gregg, a bartender. of 15°4 Pine street, and Thomas Sterling of Venice, Ill., were arrested at 4 p. m., 'at Ninth and Salisbury streets, when a policeman found them ecarrying a jug of “white mule” and a pint bot- tle containing a liquid. They had just crossed the McKinley Bridge on a street car. Charles Kuchan and John Stip- pich of 1015 South Twelfth street were arrested at 4 p. m., following search of their home by policemen which resulted in the finding of five one-gallon jugs of “moonshine” whisky in the cellar. _-— Se — WILL CLASSIFY “REALTORS” IN | GITY AND PHONE DIREGTORIES . Future issues of the St. Louis City directory and the telephone direc- tories will contain “‘Realtors”’ as a new elassification. Persons and firms so classified will be active members of the St. Loults Real KEs- tate Exchange who had paid their dues up to the date when the di- rectory went to press. The plan, says, J. W. Hannauer. president of the Exchange, is “to draw a distinction between those who are qualified realtors and those who are not.” He suggests, in a letter to members, that it will offer to the public a needed protection and prove a benefit to realtors. The term realtor ts copvrighted and is restricted by court decisions to the use of real estate brokers who are members of a local ex- change or board, which in turn is a member of the National Assoctia- tion of Real Estate Boards. It is designed to draw a distinction be- tween real estate brokers who are bound by the ethics of the associa- tion and those who are not. SUIT TO BREAK WILL FILED Mrs. Carrie Hoffman of 4358 Pen- rose street and Mrs. Minnie Oechs- ner, 4616 St. Ferdinand avenue, yes- terday filed suit to break the wi!! of their brother, Frederick C. Steger, who died last February at Phoenix, Ariz., leaving an estate inventoried at more than $89,000. Steger was unmarried and bequeathed his en- tire estate, except $1 each to the two plaintiffs and two brothers, to his eliater, Miss Mary Steger, of 3205 Bailey avenue. It is alleged that Mary prevented the other sisters from seeing Fred- erick and that she influenced him ‘in the making of his will. Steger formerly lived at De Soto, Mo., and also in this city, where he ownod prealty. ‘DECLINE IN NUMBER EMPLOYED IN JULY BY 1428 FIRMS Increases in Employment in Manu- facturing of Vehicles and Textiles, Labor Department Reports. By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—A de- crease in employment in July of 1.1 per cent was shown by the payrolls of 4428 firms, each employing 5600 or more workers, in 65 principal in- dustrial centers, according to figures rnade public yesterday by the De- irtment of Labor. The net de- crease shown by the payrolls was. | [Why My Friends All Take Yeast Vitamon Tablets Now To Make Firm Flesh, Increase Energy and 16,914. Increases in employment were shown in the manufacture of vehli- cles for land transportation, rail-| rcead repair shops, leather, textiles, lumber, tobacco, paper and printing. Practically all other major indus- ries showed decreases, the state- ment said. Where there has been improve- ment, it continued, it has been di- rectly or indirectly traceable to the harvest and other seasonal agricul- tural activities. “Other bright ‘spots in a mixed nd somewhat perplexing industrial situation are the continued vitality of textiles and widespread gains in the building trades.”’ the statement id. “General building operations een to be gathering impetus steadily, and while marked activi- ties in this line are still somewhat sporadic, construction programs of greater or less magnitude are gradu- ‘ly maturing in practically all parts of the country.” Industries involving metals and metal products present a “darker side of the picture,” the statement eaid. serious unemployme | ing in a multitude of inter-related sect nt continu- metal industries in widely separated ions of the country. 'E MATCH ANY OLD OOA UNiae E TROUSER SHOP 903 PINE STREET= WE MATCH YOUR SUIT _TO-WEAR TROUSERS $1.90 and Up. SPECIAL PRICHS ON READY-T0-W an MOHAIRS 94-2 MADE TO YOUR MEASURE ALL-WOOL, $4.90 PER PAIR xoor KLoTHS and PALM BEACHES. BRING YOUR COAT—WE MATCH THE TROUSERS ADVERTISEMENT _ “Tnet as my friends af started to talk giving properties king two of these tiny tablets with every meal I noticed results almost Others did too, for people arking about how well I look- preas the truly amazing improvement, I have gained several pounds, my flesh is firm. my nerves are calm and there |markable are the seems to be no end to my new found highly concentrated Now my friends who so admired the change in me are all turning to the conrentrated yeast Vitamon tablets and not only find them easy and economical |Be sure to remember the name to take, but results are so surprisingly | VI-TA-MON—the original and genuine yeast-vitamine tablet—there is nothing K The enthusiasm of this writer is like |else like it. At all good druggists, such as Enderle’s six stores, Johnson Bros., Judge & Dolph, Pauley’s, Wolff-Wilseon, Huger’s two stores. Beautify the Complexion skin fresh, clear and beautiful. benefits from these Vitamon tablets that entire aatisfaction is absolutely guaranteed or the small amount you pay for the trial will be promptly refunded. that of thousands, for Vitamon contains , o l health and beauty+ not only highly concentrated yeast-vita- abdut the © me gp the vitamines in mines, but the two other still more im- ~oaat and other raw foods, I heard about portant vitamines (Fat soluble A and ; concentrated form of true Water soluble C) which makes a proper ‘ainines called Vitamon. Once I dose to build firm tissue, strong nerves, rich blood and a keen, active brain. will not cause gas or upset the stomach but on the contrary is a great aid to digestion and in overcoming chronic much younger and prettler— constipation. Boils and skin eruptions and to say I felt better doesn’t half ex; seem to vanish like magic under this healthful purifying influence, beaving the So re- Store Open [ill 5: SATURDAY} 30 P. M.% | Y 50c to 69¢ » Bearh Cloth 33 and 386 inch WE GIVE BROADWAY * MORGAN ST. AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS 39c¢ to 50c Organdie 40-inch crisp, new, sheer Or- gandies, in nearly all the new Summer shades so much in demand; Saturday at 25C SHIRTS $1.98 Men's high grade shirts ‘ some collars at- Men's Dress Shirts and Blue ee Chambray Work Shirts; ; .) splendid Ps values . C Spécial i eeeseeeeoemeert@e © 8 @ @ Men's Balbriggan Shirts or Draw- : ers-——made ot Superior 2 «quality yarns; es) $1.25 values. 79¢ ny each ©. ee seeee*#evseeeeees Men’s Ribbed Union Suits: short ; leeves, ankle lene@eth; extra 7 | os Sa a att e Women’s Stik Hose—Lisle top full fashioned; plain and em- broldered Vy ry epecial value — e- 2 , Women’s Silk - Men's, .Women’s > Mixed and Fiber | an ad Children’s im Riose; lis! top (Cotton Hose — super quality, | dependable; spe- Cia YS$1.25 * 98) — 25¢ | Georgette i Satin, Taffeta |Duvetyn Hats i Saturday $ and material rep- special selling, at White and colors, Towels, size heavy bleached sorbent Towels; a buyer; at, $2 Mosqui- to Tents Will cover 2 cots or 1 double bed: made of fine durable, genuine Marqulsette, in large tent shape, ASC Coats wear, Suits Suitable for early Fall, $10 ayer ~ 50c Towels Big lot of great big Turkish Bath "25c ref « 15c Pajama Checks 36 tnches wide: | unbleached, but will get white ’ quickly in wawsh- ing: g000 for gowns, night- shirts and, under- wear; a yard, +C Clean-Up Sales of Ready-to-Wear Dresses For early Fall | Cloth and silk, $5.00 $5.00 Dresses All our Wash Dresses to $] 0, $1.98 Values 98c Values, Waists Felt Hats$ J -69}... — Skirts ee Skirte; | $2.98 values..... 98c $2.98 Sweaters $10.00 value; fiver silk; black, blue, brown....... $5.98 y Or Vanity Boxes; hand-tooled real leather covered boxes with silk linings; toilet fittings and large mirror; 200 Saturday Belts eatherette narrow, popu- lar Belts, so much used with sweaters and jump- rs white and Don't Mies This Special $2.50 Canteens | er ee | ey ee ee ee ae ea 39c Jumper $1.50, $1.98 Vestees Fig lot of fine leather and Made of dainty cream color- ed net, with rows of tuck- ing, Val. lace, Venise lace etc.; with col- lar to ! many ne all at lainty atyles, MEN’S SHOES $5, $6 and $7 Values; Extra Special for Saturday All new, fresh merchandise. you can’t help but bey twe pairs. Choloe of tan, chocolate, dull and kid sewn Shoes toe you're after. at $3.95 and.. the atyile 5 to lil, *e @eweeteeeweeee eee High-Grade Corsets 37.50 and $7.00 Women's high-grade Corsets: low and medium bust; well-mate;: of fine quality matertals. Specials, $2.4) and 82.00. Women's durable Corsets; $1 00 MDPOGSES - GB. ss é.dbsbaweneus . Aprons Gowns Worme hit nga- “ , low Aarenn ash Women's long of go00d quality gingham; cout large and full: special, $1.25 | sieeve muslin Gowns embroidery tri m. med; $2.00 value: J9 ‘Women's $4.00 Low & Tan leathers, low heels: 1.95 Final Clean-Up of AD Odds and Enda. Men's Work ers: atyiles for Se ; and Roys Red Goose Sample High Shoes; Sa 4 black . special ae Red Goose Sample Low Shoes: 83.00 walues; tan ind black leath- |: Men's all-woo! Serge Pants: : Boys’ Pants Boys Knee Panta, made of service- abvie wool-mixed materiais; *Dplen- the Men’s Pants Pan mad aplendid cnsiaiaanee ., finished materials; $2.50 value; spec. . - Blue Serge Pants rats ts P4968 Wash Suits Boys’ Wash Suita; Various kinds; for- ‘that a prosperous, efficient 1; srowing electric service sy # ‘cm is indispensable to tl Zown growth and the ec n Wen expressed in fair and friend i iv co-operation, is one of istill buying, Union Electrig MH attitude of the business gcrs of the community to ‘his Company. Seach and are always salabl ‘UNION ELECTRIGH Light & Power Co, As you all know, Uz Electric's residence rates (except in 1919, coal prices went kiting) } always ‘“‘slid’’ one w downward. In 1912 thes age price paid by our Louis residence lighting tomers per kilowatt hour’g energy used was 8.89 centa This year their average rate is 5.37 cents. We doubt whether residence lighti customers in any other lar < American city are be , served as cheaply. Wet ‘60 much pride in the qus ty of Union Electric io admit for a minute ny other city is being better than St. Louis, “ ‘4 ep a oe | Kut there is a group Union Electric customer - the power buyers— : ‘ates have slid both waye Sixty per cent of the Com pany’s power sales are m : under contracts which pre vide that the rates shall and fall with the Comfy eoal and labor costs. tomers of this big cheerfully paid higher. when coal and labor were rising; they are getting lower rates as costs decline. No kieking. No got . No wrangling before the Pub « Service Commission. Jt plain old-fashioned fair play working both ways, and fuk ly understood ~by both ¥ : ties. These big men kz Their good wilh munity’s. valued assets of this busiz 38 The thousands of St Le listriet , savings investor who have bought, and am 7% preferred shares, safeguarded by this friez These shares cost §$ "0 it that price. Each share pays a cash dividend af $1.76, by mail, every three months You can buy them on payments—$11 first payme and $10 a month for months on each share, vet 7% interest on payments. SALES OFFICES — Room 201 Unio Flectric Bldg., 12th and a sts, and 3151 South Grand ave nue, St. Louis, and Union E ; j a » a tric’s offices in St. Louis, St Charles, Franklin, Jefferson Perry Counties. Mail « | filled promptly by ae re et ter. Telephones: ain (Bell); Central 3530 (KR Send us your address and } us send you full details of thig investment. : y By ee é The nastiest roach family, and other coek cleaned out with GETZ COCKROACH W. D. HUSSU * « 1139 Pine Street. Both Contracts taken to clean out roaches, Bed Bugs, Rats and les of the MADE AND SOLD BY yy a Ain’t We Got Fus 650 — Brunswick Record — The Sensational Military Try our Brunswick Record | We have all the latest hits Nerth Side 3034 B. Grand Av, 2304 Kirkland Piano “WO STORES WHI BARNEY'S
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know, Union lence lighting in 1919, when t kiting) have: one way—§ 1912 the aver. 1 by our St. - lighting cus. | watt hour of as 8.89 cents ‘average rate We doubt ence lighting iy other large 7 are bping nly. We take 'in the quali- ectric service . minute that s being served Louis. a group of customers— wyers—whose 1 both ways. of the Com- ales are made s which pro- ates shall rise 16 Company’s costs. Cus- s big group higher rates | labor costs hey are now ates as these No gouging. efore the Pub: mission. Just ned fair play, rays, and ful- by both par- g men know ous, efficient, ec service sys- sable to thetr nd the com- ir good will,} ir and friend- is one of the this business of St. Louis ys nvestors ght, and are nion Electric shares, are this friendly business lead- unity toward s cost $100 lways salable Each share dend of $1.75. three months 1em on time first payment ionth for 9 h share, and ‘st on your FFICES | Union th and Locust 1th Grand ave- nd Unian Elec- St. Louls, St. Jefferson and Mail orders ’ registered let : ain 8220 530 (Kinloch). idress and let details of this ECTRIC wer Co. — ies of the cock: ther CH POWDER SOLD BY Roth Phones. clean out Cock- Rats and Mice Got Fur Record — 85 Military Dane Record Berviee “et hite. iano Co. DRES on WN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921. » SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. gE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 7 MAN TO GET FOREIGN TRADE r’, dations to Be Submitted to Department of Agriculture and Commerce. the Associated Prees. TOKIO, Aug. 5-—In reply to an inquiry the Kobe Chamber of is to submit the following to the Department of Agricul- '*Kin’t We Got Fun” £ — Brunswick Record — 85c The Sensational Military Dance. Try Brunswick Record Service. We all the latest hits. Kirkland Piano Co. TWO STORDS Nerth Side Downtown B. Grand Av, 204 N. Twelfth 8t. , ture and Commerce for improving Japan's foreign trade: “First, effect a reduction in the cost of production and a decline in the prices of commodities by lifting the ban on the export of gold and silver, by encouraging investments abroad and by enhancing the effi- clency of production. “Becond, increase the supply of low interest funds among tradurs and make banks buy cheap bills con- vertible at as long @ period as possi- ble.” The chamber also Yrecommen ATURDAY'S | coos | have been one of those who attempt- AND OTHER ea the robbery. Dandridge is seri- MERCHANDISE | ously wounded, while the injuries of the others are slight. ARMY , ee No use looking elsewhere for prices like these. 50%, to 75%, off on hundreds of articles __— Men's Summer|/Soft Dress Shirts new _| Fancy stripes; and Sertv have been sell- Infants’ Hammocks Shoes To close out; Koft sole; al mew 86.00 kind, positive 850 wal-| °™!y per 5c} $1.98 pair ese Panama Straw Hats, Saturday.........%$1.35 25c Hawallan Sliced| Royal Anne Deilmonte Pineapple Cherries Mammoth large slices in heavy [Large, white fruft; Asparagus i. very apoctal, very special, pa 4 25c 39c Ai ’ Large 2% can. af No. 3% can. Large 2™% fiat can. Tt ~~ Coffee, 20c Ib. | Extracts, 10cf H. & KA. ©: 15¢| Delmonte § pinach; Delmonte Y ORM. «+ «ewe oe No. 2c ..29c Ib.| Spices . .15c ellow Cling Delmonte Grated Pine- liced OF apple in heavy syrup; 24c peers, DES soot for 15c cakes.....- ae Delmonte Apricots i= Cobb's Red Rasapber-*~ heavy = '29c ries in extra, heavy wuson, Pet or Carna- : . — "e tively a 35c We a..=é6e8s ayrup;: posti- tion Milks & — ae Clever Prand Sardines yj; enox or 1 Gambler all day im pure olive 34 made by Procter & nine Ribbon oil; per una Soap: Malt Syrup, 45cE 6 cans, 45c. Saturday 2% can...... Hutcher’s Regular $3.00 Meat Sawa, . Saci Saturday only....-----e05- — ee aa a ey Se — | rmy Style Shoes |S] TENNIS SHOES pusoptional $2 98 Boy Scout Shoes... .$1.98/Q | Children’s Shoes, Sandals All leather and new, in sizes 5-11; val- Cc ve $3.50; now at “*#@ee- For men, women and children: vwerv special, P to 11 Saturday.....«..-. ston; articles valued up to $1 WHITE ENAMEL AND GRANITEWARE 5000 pieces from Camp Fun- l-gal. water pitchers, sugar a bowls, butcher knives, large | mixing bowls, meat platters, Roger's silver-plated knives, etc.; on sale Saturday only.. Spoons, Entves and Forks........10 Sliver-Piated Spoome ...... 15¢ Meat Grinders ........««++> % value Extra large, heavy Spoons....... .5o \ § errr ™% price Granite Wash Basins, Stewpans, etc., Si Canteens, aluminum .........40¢ white enamel ... —). Pans, extre large; werth $1.00; i? be eneeeecedeovaneoeeess 25o oy REO eee Brving Pane. Tes «dle coe ese ss BOO Ment Ulenvers .........02.0.2..290 : OPEN SATURDAY TILL 8 P. M. REMEMBER—tThere’s only ONE — ’ GOODS | Surgeon, for $15,000 damares ARNEY c Mountjoy says that in January, 1917, & T ORE he was injured in an automobile ac- 713-719 WASHINGTON AV. ARMY UTENSILS FROM CAMP FUNSTON ry vpn weeececcen 60¢, 40c¢, Zc i Er a eT Bo White enamel and granite Drinking Dn «a «a6 6 Mes 626 ¢ .. Sel Butcher Kalves. worth double, B0c and 180 Boys’ Biue-Striped Navy Hammocks, $2.98 Nationalists. She United POLICE RELIEF , Patrolman ecutive Cé@mmmittee, branch of the Police Department is represented, met at quarters at noon today and elected the following officers: President, Patrolman of the Mounted District; vice presi- | Arthur McGuire; secre- Patrolman Matthew H. Con- nors of the Page Boulevard Dis- trict and treasurer, White of the Magnolia District. De- | tective John Finan of Hearquarters, | Patrolman John Lorum of the Cen- |. tral District and Patrolman Frank ‘Steffan of the Wyoming Street Dis- | | trict were elected to the board of | trustees. dent, Capt. tary, By the Associated Press. negro; Henry Dunn, Ark., and Curtis Quale, Ark., the latter two white, the Black Sea, the East Medicorra-| hospitals here as the result of a nean and the Persian Gulf, nnd the| Shooting affray aboard lowering of foreign telegraphic; train running between Kechi ROBBERS AND HARVEST HANDS FIGHT ON TRAIN Farm Workers Thrown From Moving Freight in Kansas— One Man Dead, Three in Hospitals. WICHITA, Kan., Aug. 5.—A man whose home is supposed to have been in Red Forks, Ok., is dead, and Oliver Dandridge, Wellston, Ok., a Little Rock, McQueen, are in a freight Furley, Kan., Wednesday night. According to the wounded men, | the shooting took place when |men attempted to rob | hands on the train. Dandridge, Dunn and Quale, former soldiers, | fire and the and opened would-be robbers re- | turned it. The man killed is said to'| two | 10 harvest Police are holding three negroes | 50m. ‘and two white youths for investiga-| tion in connection with the shooting. They say the man killed has been tentatively identified as Fred Gos- | | The wounded men said that while | the fight was in progress one of the would-be robbers threw several of the harvest hands from the |The fight continued, they said, until | all of the harvest hands had either. fled or been throw off. train arrived at Marion, body of the man supposed to be Gos- train. When the. Kan., the, son was found in a coal car. Train- men investigated and ran the train back. Near Kechi they found Dan- ridge lying beside the track. Fur- ther along they found ‘latter is about 28 years old. His in- | juries consist of a Iacerated face and!§ Bunn. The one arm and jaw broken JUDGE WADE REFUSES TO HEAR |& ’ ; . MOTION FOR NEW U. R, RECEIVER Says Similar Motion, Filed by Sea- man’s Attorneys, Pending Before Judge Faris. Judge Wade in -the United States District Court today refused to hear a motion filed Wednesday by attor- neys for John W. Seaman asking that new receiver be appointed for Railways Co. under the title of Seaman's receivership suit. The Judge said a similar motion was pending before Judge Faris and he saw no reason why he should pass upon the questions involved. He ruled that possible foreclosure by bondholders of the Suburban eystem did not constitute an emergency call- ing for an immediate hearing. He gave the Seaman attorneys leave to file the motion for hearing by Judge Faris, who is on a vacation. ' -_—_-- + ——_ — e« ELECTION Riley Chosen President | of Association. The Police Relief Association Fx.- | in which every | _—_— ~~ Police ad John Riley | Sergt. Calvin Greeks Watch for Cargo of Arms for Turks. By the Associated Press ATI IENS, Aug. 5.—The Greek ministry of marine, Hestia says, the newspaper has received advices , that the Turkish steamer Guldjemal sailed from New York, July 23 with Overalls, Special, 29c a cargo of munitions for the Turkish | The Greek warships have been instructed to hold up the, Tents—aAll Sizes at | steamer and confiscate the cargo Half Price .. Sues Police Surgeon. John B. Mountjoy of 1206 Mont- clair avenue, a printer, former 6u- | perintendent of stables at the Mount- | ed Police District, vesterday filed suit | against Dr. Harry M. Moore, Police t e sent him to Dr. Moore, who treated ident and that the Police Board he injuries, consisting of several broken bones in the right hand, but the bones did not properly heal. oe — SS —— — Nicholson Store, I3 N. 6th St. Grand and Shenandoah Taylor and elmar 8th and Locust (409 N. Eighth St.) ORDERS 2372". DELIVERED FREE Saturday Money-Saving Specials Simply the most delicious you 53c ° " ad Libby’s Salmon 720, finert red Aliases, ish’ ahd""'” 3 3¢ Imported Sardines ©°°"°3,'2 Pure lve ON Ginger Ale Peace eB gg Pe 2 dozen; $2.30 very Specter, mat secdeu Gabe De Oa > None bette t any , Creme Oil Soap eatected aie: 2 fm eh ees coed 15c New Pack Preserves Pure fruit and sugar, nothing finer. Strawberry full 16- $1 00 raspberry, blackberry, peach, pineapple........ oz. jars, . Beechnut Sarsaparilla 39c Chocolates The finest and most delicious Conrad’s 39c po eg Pw surprising many candy . Summer beverage you en They did not know such fine at less than manufacturer’s cost; handmade Chocolates could be limited quantity; case had for such a low price. $2.95 39c of 24 full pint bottles. Pound box .......---++++-> Milk-Fed Spring Chickens, Each, 55c Every one selected, and each week-end our sales increase. These are milk fed and weigh about 11/, pounds each. DOWNTOWN STORE SPECIALS Bighth and Locust—409 N’. 8th St. Cocoanut Layer Cake Peanut Bar Two rich layers, well covered You never tasted better Pea- with thick, delicious icing and i A vy il = See never long thread cocoanut, yought it at such a lo ae ies telecesnendees 49¢ price; special, pound.... 23¢c Saxony Stollen, each .-.....30C Toasted Marshmallows and Nou- Almond Stollen, each ...-..20C gat Chips, special, pound, 39c Chocolate Layers, each ....29¢ Bitter Sweets, pound....... 39c Iced Squares, dozen....++. .30c Salted Peanuts, pound .....15c Chesterfield, Piedmont, Lucky CAMEL CIGARETTES strike. Carton, $1.75: 1 R¢ ese package Garcia Grande Unison S Gar SEG SISO. «occcccce ee ft Very Special, Saturday Settle Se a a ee ee a a at 5 for. py OR GE ae ae 30c : Meat D t : Delicatessen eat Departmen =| Fried Spring Chicke Spring Lam Large selected Springers, fried Hind Quarter, 1D. ...+..... just right to make them. taste Fore Quarter, ID. ...i-ee.-- good, all ready to. eat. 396 Lamb Chops, IR. ..csee Special, per half chicken r Milk-Fed Veal Chicken Salad Shoulder, Ib. 2... .e++. oreast, sob ds 60 008 we — i Made as only our — knows Veal Stew, Ib... . . how, and as you will enjoy Special, per half pound... 60c Beef Potato Salad; it's delicious; !b...300 aor Rib Roast, no ’ ed Corned. Beef; sliced; !b..90c¢° ou 66.66 tbe oss its aire Ona a ae a se iso cue Round Shoulder Roast. Ib.. Deviled Crabs, each..... , 200 Chuck Roast, Ae nae Mriae Combination Bean Salad, !b 40c Machine Sliced Bacon, Ib.. St. Louis Headquarters for Jireh Dietetic Foods —_—_—_—_—_———— ; HEAR THE LATEST OKEH RECORDS At St. Louis’ newest furniture store. We carry a complete stock of these celebrated records which can be played on all the standard type phonographs, Trea. ro Complete U N ON Complete Home q } w q ( y) ‘\ i Home Furnishers | Furnishers 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. The Record of Quality \ Aes / a / OW is it OKeh records always have the newest hits? By keeping pace with the times and the tunes. It is no idle boast that OKeh hits are always a little ahead of the field. Ask vour dealer for 4348—10-in.—8.85 A—Dinny Danny (The Irish Yacki Hula) —Fox Trot (Alma Sanders-Monte Cario) Rega Dance Orchestra. B—Down Around the Bip, Sip, Sippy Fhore—One-Step cw. Donaldson- J Young-S. M,. Lewis) Green Brothers Novelty Band. GENERAL PHONOGRAPH OORP. NEW YORK Leading Fhonographs on sale. Easy Termes—81.00 per week. For real Jars music and the latest hits hear OKeh Records at Shattinger’s. 11038 Olive. Open Saturdays unti] 6 a me CHATTINGEK 1103 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH To $1.98 Entire Stock of Smart Pumps and Oxfords FOR WOMEN At these three sensationally low prices you can have your choice of any pair of NEWARK Ox- fords or Pumps in our store—and there are thousands of pairs to select from in an endless variety of fetching styles running through all fashionable leathers. From the plainest, dig- nified, clean cut Low Heel Walking Oxford to the most elaborate of strap and sport models— everything is here! And you know positively what your saving is on your purchase, for the former selling price is stamped on the soles of every pair. Come tomorrow! ; Every Pair In Our Store Is Included In This Sweeping Clearance At 3 Amazingly Low Prices! Values Canvas Oxfords, While they last—hundreds of pairs of smart, attractive NEWARK White Can- vas Pumps and Oxfords that have been $8.50 right along—$2.69. Strap and plain models. Big selection! All sizes! 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8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CE a. NT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. FRIDAY AUGUST 5. iggt. EVIDENCE AGAINST CIBRARIO Cases Containing Picture Films Had Been Shipped Out of U. S. Pr the Associated Press NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—The phys- ical evidence with which it was ex- | pected to prove that Jacques Roberto ‘‘ibrario converted to his own use 7 $890,000 from a million-dollar Rus- sian soviet fund on deposit in the National City Bank, was moved out of the United tSates aboard the steamship Lackawanna Valicy last | Saturday, two days before Cibrario| was arrested, Charlies Recht, attor- | ney for the Soviet Government, oe, nounced last night. The evidence, in the form of 910! ' Peanut Bar— Saturday, a pound “eer? * : makes it a super-cake. Sse Vacation Points, Parcel] Post Cherry Nut Loaf Cake A light, moist Loaf Cake filled with luscious cher- ries and crisp nuts, to make it more enticing. It is topped with a creamy marshmallow that | | Tea Cakes ) Gay and | delicious pure cane sugar combine Crisp, fresh peanuts and | to make this wholesome feast. A favorite with the | : children and with the grown-ups, too! . 25c 58c iturday special.... shipping cases, filled with motion picture equipment and films that the complainants against Cibrario declare is not worth the amount it | Reval, had lain in storage here for one and | will cost to transport it to The order to ship, the shipping agent, bank, but no con- ort could be ob- one-half years. according to came from the firmation of this re} tained from the bank officials. Recht cabled Moscow to reject the shipment at Reval and announced that it would be returned to New York on the Lackawanna Valley. WIZ 47S > IISSINODM LESS 0 ~* . . J PSSA WABI ° ; . STIL San Ff 4 Fe Bl . j 5 “ / fs ~ ew 7 . | AACA Ow, > ea ee 4 A “yh UNTIL 7 P. M. SATURDAYS Our Savings Department Is Open $1 BOATMEN’S BANK Broadway & Olive Opens An Account The Milk with The perfect milk in any climate. direct to you with climate. a The Golden Fresh Cream Taste purposes—drinking, cookjng, desserts—keeps without ice It comes from our big mod- ern, sanitary condensories, Purity, Richness, Flavor and most wonderful Food Value. Creamy, Sweet, Delicious —Guaranteed to keep in any At All Dealers 425 So. 7th St. Evaporated Milk REMEMBER THE “KEY ON THE KAN” the ii a ane for all | all its Key BRAND OPENS THE | BEST EVAPORATED STERILIZED | V ALECIA EVAPORATED UNCOi oo i Marriage Licenses Births Recorded STATE FAIR ATTENDANCE URGE I Mayor Kiel today issued a procia-| , | ration designating Friday, Aug. 12, ‘which is St. Louis day at the Mis- souri State Fair at Sedalia, as a day ‘resources and agricultural wealth. | No reservations ‘after noon on Aug. 11. Those who wish to join the St. ouis party should make reserva- will be ry The Rev. F. Herzberger of St. Louis ‘was elected vice-president 'Lutheran Associated Charities at a ions at the Chamber of Commerce. meeting accepted yesterday. of the of the organization here Thomas tian i i e—X—X—: 7 . . upon which every St. Louisan who St. Louisan Named Charities Officer. | SPRI NG Smoked + : Burial Permits ‘can do so should arrange to join the By the Associated Press. 2 5 | | | ots for the Char | delegation of business men and their MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. a | Blades lb | referendum on MARRIAGE LICENSES | ere ee ae | aaah Gaeed shops in-indus a) ws 4 BBu at & . ‘ ei Joe Wallace ....0-s,sceeces, 3435 Walnut | the day in a special train to be 99 Faney, F % a magied to members wit Ollie Ethel Merriweather...172 S. Channing’ known as the “Red Lemonade Spe- | “MOON! IGH ] . wee resh Beef | ’ a + that the be retu Chas, Bobany, «.---sereee+ es $202 Clark | cial.” The special will leave St. aime 1021 Ton es. Ib i “lange exp on from Mrs, Emma Barrett. eee a enristien Lows at 7 a. m., returning at mid-|g59__ Brunswick Record — 85c Hind gues, fiaeee “pership being Mrs “Alice Kearns. 2% sind eee : 414 Christian night. a eee ‘ T | ————— S 1/ Ib " $f ‘ | : al Militarv Dance, Iry 8, 1D. ie ees: :: HES Ga] | “Fie year’h state Pair tar ax-|| Ui Scaswick Record Service. We nd Blist ‘a pacnch A. Grosemann.3617A, Nerth Market ©©e48 in preparation, expenditure our Brunswick Record Service. | a ers. Fore - |Mary Mueller ....... '.-2517 North Market and size any previous similar event,” | have all the latest hits. ' ! Ys, Ib. Walter Frank Herbert........ Belleville, Ill’ the Mayor’s proclamation says. “It ° Itched an ) r Andsé Joh beh Ge OFF). eee ee M ll t it, Il! , ' > ; r = ag se ae “we 1; | has been arranged so as to include Kirkland Piano Co. wo Shi ci ‘ “lf en a ae a a a ee a ae a a a . Mrs. Bertha Gross.......- peeéne Alton, lli| in proper proportion entertainment TWO STORES os ; Bt phen Prze orkosk! pebooes as _- he ar, oe | features, exposition of historical , North Side Downtown , Are = sede gs d paced gore eaten Sy aldose) , alae 0 facts and records of Missouri's great | 2034 E. Grand AY. a8 Fe ee en. y Nala aeons ane Pe Dorothy Ehrman ........ St. Louis Co., Mo —— ' a Later it got scaly amd | King R. A. Boblson............4716 Page’! ve | Luella PUD cevecdsccdoeece 1411 Aubert ft * ‘ formed sore eruptions, | Emil Mataya ..... Sra 2. 500 d 1 000 D tl and my face was disfig- a Maine oes sssctiese i293 Bet % > an enomination and my face was distg- | [MM freak, Soman ry J. ann....38523 N. New = ' vai- Mis ida Cinch ns ss: ./B038 N: Newstead ist Mortgage Serial Gold Notes about three months. I 1 eM Seg oe . eo ss cecedidet hens 2911 Belle | began using Cuticura Soap \ | ( ee Sa ° ; ae Bernard —IJnterest Paytréte—Semi-A nnually and Ointment and after using two j if Will eee edhe oooeeee veces $ : : , Irene Jones ee Sons, BBG || Secured by First Mortgage on St. Louis Improved Real Estate on te ee oe oe Smoked Hams Maes 27 Sheridan E. Pickard........ Maplewood, Mo ozes 0 uticura intment was ‘ li ane Germ ..ccacece 4014A Russe}! OF MORE THAN DOUBLE VALUE completely healed, in about six ' Herbert M. Hulinberg........ 2908 Morgan We recommend them as an absolutely safe investment. weeks.”’ (Signed) Bertis Travel- BONELESS | Frederick .W. Bothmann...3806A Wyoming For Circulars, write, phone or call— stead, R. 1, Box 87, Carrier Mills, Ill. CALI / Constance R. Stevenson....7328A Michigan i - Improve i by ae HAMS ib | | Hemmelmann - Spackler | | o::=7.202%:% ‘Oo : | Nornia Noll be O66 e666 066 Geese cue Louis | t 1S never SO ; t t at | a ! ° . tne | ’ ‘B® Rustic 5-lb BIRTHS RECORDED. Ww t b g] d “IM. "It. i -p BOYS. every OnT) e On e a FLOUR Sat | ‘ os and Sy a 1704 Lynch. D e j ac ’ d and 4 awe. 3324 ‘| exags. | rity i and J. Nitcnman, 6902. Manchester. when you take Deviled . — ind ys, itson, oON1S Helen , La Miata bas Chili Meat Delicacies £ B Svea. 95 Sardines 1 i. Wissiianh., Nt. s Be Eg ae ili Vleat Delicacies from Me Corn 2 Ye : M = ' Aa L1JS4 Blackstone ‘ - Cans ' i A. an % Miederichsen, 40386 Lucky | - | ay J. and B. Seifreid,’ 2815 Hickory | the prcnic basket omc they | : Tas ees , ind A. Kramer, 5630 Pershing. | Pink A a 7 eres. 37S N. Ninth. b ° f | f f] Lt snap} . ind J. Pietrowski ikuar, LSleo Warren. h | om ‘. and J. Androleiowz, 1940 Hebert. t t h. and J. Zimmerman, 5024 N. Broadway. | a P eases. \. and M. Leouvieér, 5071 Minerva, : —" PURE. | - and F, oneee. 4007 Arsenal. a - and M. Manning, SY¥IY Blaine. | A.’ and. M. Steckel, "5516 Grace | Your Grocer Has It For You. BUTTER WW. and 1, Moser, 2317 Tennessee, ’ M. and B. Gaines, 3816 Sophie. q S ne | 7 Collins, ror S. Garrison. Svwreet, delicious; An . Haley, 327 St. berdinand. : ‘ ind PP. Merlotti., 5373 Magnolia. | absolute 60c value i. J. and hh. Littl 2643 Brannon | H and E Knol! 2717.,.A Gravois a) | A ~", Pyecene ier, $1; Sidney SKINNER’S ; an McDonald, 2110 DeKalb. | 1. and | Ray, 6614°S Broadway | SPAGHETTI, 100 2 lL. and A, Weber, 1846 S. 10th. ke ane Arborast asns S. 13th, NOODLES, pkgs. G. anc ordan, 321 Hienrietta. ti. and ©. Davis, Maplewood. MACARONI, 4. and | Panik 7Oo238 Waterman. G. and |} “inley JU1LS N. Vandeventer. M. and M. Schonfer, 608 Bates. CREME lL). and S. Ladinsky. 3044 Thomas. 2 Kh. and I leonard, 1931 Bellegiade. OIL Kk and J. Goijdstein, 1339 N. Garrison, bars W. and L. Diwvberry, 5116 Kensington. OLIVES SOAP W. and D, Henshaw. 4925 Huckingham. and M. Grodsky, 339 are H. and M. Ebeling. 2218 Miami. KF and \ Deline. 3200 Hroadway. Large Fk. and E. Binder, 1833 Prairie. lL. and Sienier, one, 1 eon Mammoth } and M. Georgeean 2 DRA ‘ariin. VW — J. Davis. 2822 ee gr Hi aml M. Latzel, S¥YOO Louisiana, i J “4 KEK. Mats hal, 1416 UOgxeden. er Ot... M. and N. Kine, 4671A Evans. J und M. Palmer. 1918 Arlington ‘ H and E. Voelpe O37 Penn ©. and M. Conrades, 32238 Neosho. j ind F. Crowder. a ttt Pm gy ' nd S. Mangrum, 387 untata, ; © and BK. Landgraf, 2011 Mississippi. | COFFE win n I und E. Bonefield. 2734° Stein. | Cofttese Rand EB. Stuke, 1418 Pierce WwW nd F. Smith, 4767 Greer. value in the elty. L. and R, Meralti 204 Edwards ) Absolute 40¢ val. '¥- E. and E. Bailey, 1326 Pierce. | i F, and C. Glanino. 61204 Wilson. | | — CC, and M. Calcalerra, i101: uUSsse): | GIRLS. Shoe CALUMET V. and M. Ritter, eee Saanesy a 4 BAKING 7 » Balven, 30 California | 4 — i Niew aehner, BO3SRA Tennesses, j | Polish POWDER, L. and L. O’Brien, 946 ae 8 os. faa 1-Ib. can ; 4 L. Covington, Sait Lake y. - -_ J. Rivera. 3130 Franklin. | Blac k, MOPS, wW. and E. Brown, 1I7T1OA Division. ; ' Y; white, ian 12-02. Hand G. Murray, 804 S. 224. a or otblood; Ase val Ww. and E. Elliot, 2814 Howard. tug | 10¢ can.. ° Ee. and M, Phillips, 2951 Clark. Tr) a a Ht. and K, Conway, 2304 Wash. ‘ on KE and M. Allen, 4555A McKinley. Se | om H and A Spitzen, 4727 oo —_ ! rom | lL. and M. Burden, 50% Maple -—— eC Cp O] 1e Baking Pow- | ( Spasher, 1482 Shawmut, ‘ | ! ~ . H — i. ghore, 2818 Thomas ‘\ \ “x ’ | | deg: 3 10¢ 10; 15e Ja8.- Cc. and F, Know, 7415 Virginia 4 ons) ne 4 i | sd W. and E. Goss, Belleville ‘Sy no *, G. and A. Gnasigiia, 4736 Beacon, ae » br! my R. and B, Tuttle, 5648 North Market. abtne ee iis, \ co FRAY i — tl EE JFJEE & ZA ZZ EER FR ULC Be i SOC ee we J. and R. Lynch, 3009 Park SEES SES, “= e a H. and L. Waiters, 1230 Amnors". Sit ie Abe Mo FL = Ww. and M. Hal) 6237, too ‘Daxgett —— a a aie © Oe ~ : E . | i A. and F. Adrignoia, Oin« , = a JERSEY 4s ’ ©. and O, Gian ne, BS47_ Biachott A 2. Ce OREAL FOOD CO OSES Vv 4A. Patti, 5228 Bischott. sf. and M. Orso, 6213 Shaw. ee Fancy Brick wW. and M. Johnson, 5505 Ma nolia. , Ch Ib 20 R. and A. Pauk, University City. pee. be bo H. and R. Mariln, 3030 St: orsity. . 3 | J. and R. Abbott, voee ee walloe nose Pean SS tna Eton SPR with Peaches @ Cream ugus race 10 BURIAL, PRRMITS ho rich, delighthal Havor of JERSEY Corn 208 WHITE, TOL No k ” 1621 8 24 j C7TmC. P OUT 0 a. | WHITE TO! . q. Nowe? Wilkins, 59. 3934 Connecticut. . i ify : PAPER P Ainmugr dp QOLBA, Bt Lous | arkes.blended with that of slices ’ Big Se ; ‘ at . ‘ . o ; Jennie A Eechenbach, 67, 2H62 Eads. fi . A F/ . io 25 a hamuata Nickerson, 10, 2009 Washington. Of Tipe PPACR EE, TOP, ed with (Team, TOTS | at 5:00 P. M. Rolls... “9 4 {, " aLC he ’ ——"s . ; . , Rohe i Nat ee delicacy that will tempt the ype y paps wv Frisches, FS Rae a. Q@2aéeil ‘at wr pt du a : » ima i artiort . ‘ . : e Filen D. TE i Lala Hospital Gila. 4 | | "7 G, Frey, Sy. Ooo = | oc ae ee ee ’ ). 2712 N . ' . . ; oi Jionense ©, Flemming. 6, 6147, Elteaneth. | Sot | )- | ie ke nette Deutsch mann 20, VRez asOr ' Sse Wee aiinsigatiiieaniesielinae an — even Yah 8 298 2 =, Bad Luck Pursued Him 7 Mertz . *s : A co es Pk Pe 4 western | ae 7 A. Depkin, 4 gathe aor Shenandoah ' “ET don’t think anyone hos in G, SSR. oO) ees . | Je. ° . bad luck and sickness than Virginian Christopher, 4 months, 19%1 Cher- he Original QOAich Corm Glakes y 19 - had two ribs an arm Oo ” > oi : & raiiroa ’ Co! Grizgzard, 40, 7931 Morges. ty stent oe e . he roxen 18 om, Sa, are Se "eo inne On Jersey CEREAL Fooo Lae | ad pneumonia. After H. Greenway ell Craft... _ Co ff), crossed a pasture, when a bull aa Dennis Tatum, 22. 402 8S. Montrose “a 4/27 Cry ~~ | me, tossed me over the fence len ln _ iy eser, 62 3851] Corens ————— = — — - ———or 4 A ' ny right leg. In 1910 I haa nO 4, 63, TOD N. 4th fever; since then severe st Cc MMe ria O4. 940A Hodlamont ; liver trouble, which no mediciag Carrie Lis 54 4101 N. Grand : i tor semen ec nti at ee pe Wolly Olchory. 72. 1415 Temple Shiva 7 ' ore evel "the fret rey ‘er ‘ r 1 UMERUUDCUSEME nian it tot | cca +e2eae ; started these experiments here three years ago and comes here annually ‘so work out his problems with the aid of the Mt. Wilson Solar Obdserva- torw and the Calttfornia Institute of Ts ehiy oOloOgRS Biuhill Chile Cheese cuouononcnonenegonosonenonenenonsoncnone pendence leads through Post-Dispatch the THRED® other St. WANTS, for many who have been wise enough to take advantage of ihem. printed 16,184 HORSE end HICLES “Wants”"—10,170 | The road to progress and to ‘Inde- | papers COMBINED. w
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TDAY ST Ss, ise. 7 ne FRIDAY, ‘ — — Bee AUGUST 6. i921. SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * 9 a S. ' a C, OF e VOTE 0} ON 3 regarded as a vote upon the sub- EN in the ex a e c z fs) Seda Pm aswe rough | _ WAL KER-BUSH WEDDING Seen cHAXNOUNCED |TWO KILLED WHEN TRUCK soc, cxubi, hat sets inet “to |cararet® exniima front "southens| yesterday. Later will be ten 707-709 CLOSED SHOP "pt AT LUNCHEON TODAY | | aS N.SIXTH q BH AND (Meee nay te aon at en OVERTURNS AT CAMP GRANT | visix Southeast Missouri with a view | Misouri bound fdr the State fair at|the Springfield (Il!.) fair. pa wy ‘Typographical Union | ment of union labor exclusively, pre- 7 Te | and Members’ Committce pared by Percy Pepoon, president of IN MAINE TOMORROW MEO hig Members of Citizens’ Military Camp wry on Are Inctosed. St. Louis Typographical Union No. 8. ‘ si , Were on Way to Rifle Range in i” mw for the Chamber of Com-'!and in favor of an open shop or the ae Vehicle—Eight Injured. ades, lb. Syeferendum on the open andj employment of workers regardless e * i | By the Associated Suces. ghops in industry are being|of membership in a union, prepared Ceremony at Kennebunkport ee | ‘ROCKFORD, Ul. Aue. — | =m ; ay to members with the require-| by a committee comprising E. J. eae | members of the Citizens’ Military | y G N. esh Beef - 4 “me that they be returned by Aug.| Miller, John 8S. . ae Alexander | Will Be Attended by a Large eh ? | Training Camp, now in progress at | our rocer OW ngues lb : op ee cones Cte eee Soe jueeny and C. | Number of St. Louisans a Camp Grant, here, were killed, one Hen > : ee eae eee em. DL. Meier. OE ae ‘ | was probably fatally . injured and ~ : 1 , ‘seven others were hurt when an Has Hawalian ; w NE of the notable weddings of oo }army truck conveying them to the é bo \ the summer will take place to- at > i. 1 Fe5ee range overturned yé@sterday , Fe morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock % Sa gt ( ’ h d G at. d _ “eh ; Pe Kennebunkport, Me., when Miss | . § Be | The dead are: TUS e or A é A ” ies |Dorothy Walker, daughter of Mr. | Po ee Walter Stasiak, Chicago, and Ken- land Mrs. G. H. Walker of New! cae ae Si nett UU. Fogler, Carlinville, I1l. ° Wark, : Shawierty “al. Gc Meeks. as | Fe iy Si — | Wililam A. Hofsis, fractured skull, Pinea le G a i SF Sea comes the bride of Prescott 8. Bush See ee me 4) | ‘ nicago. a ja E - aes “onStss mummy, Pars’ re Genuine \of this city. The ceremony will be | ie aS 3 ji. pays sae snjured,, all suffering — Yy ; 43 ees Orange Pekoe performed by Bishop John P. Tyler || JP. © EE |e cece: ertore E sook. | ou can prepare so many tempting dishes (Best f | . Seat ae ee 9p | (UY TE s a fractured leg and broken | ° on - the oa » By je pool ce an ee mages a eee a . Sa . : * - , 4 j es hole or 97 ‘ eh Green Gun- | Kastern resorts: Miss Nancy Walk- 2) ae - - | Se geen ays * har genase erve supply of this fruit on hand. N§ vs half; Ib.. 3 \ = “3.4 powder Tea ool _ maid of honor, will ata | = ee, : sa = re ee : tigation of the accident was made For baking piles, making cakes, tarts, ; Sten oe In Green Pke. mae of cream rm ore lav a “we! : > ar Be Ce pa Pa: os by military men who declared the summer drinks sherbets uddin and charmeuse and a lace hat to match. ) nT nr si accident es SS Oe ’ »Pp gs 5S 1 : a \-¢ = Misses “Ruth Lionberger, Martha ices you will find Crushed or Grated Ha- 7 a 4 \ Pittman, Mary Koeck of East Hamp- Hess Genena Mazonst ILLINOIS U. TO INCREASE TUITION waiian Pineapple most convenient touse. . 2 , ee ton, I . Hope Lincoln and Isabelle + ASN . . seen Bohne =e ee ee | ee as \ Charge Rene Dan ntigrney —" to Order Six ora dozen tins from your rotter oO adeiphia. ey | Advance o er Cent, i . as. % : wear cream lace over pale b100| parents in the presence of relatives | 8?tstil to the Pou-Disateh grocer today. Hehas this fruit in assorted " lb. satin with hats to match and will/and a few friends. There will be no URBANA, Ill., Aug. 5.—According sizes to meet your needs. carry baskets of ophelia roses. The | gttendants. Miss Miller received her| tO an announcement made _ today, ceeces Each Kind me. onal her rine Py eg re | ec ne Sophie Newcomb Col- pron a peg ed we ee aad Serve this luscious fruit chill ed just w act as Dest man an 6 groo oe | the best there is at a very low ei Ai over a satin court train. After a | hibit at Union Station yesterday make many delicious dishes. Send for it. ast: Ib. ..8 cost. . month's wedding trip the couple Pa i == |forenoon. A party of men who were Rie r will reside in St. Louis. r. and rs. Samuel Kennard of! on their way to Indiana, after see- SSOC REA CKERS oulder; fb.18 You'll like Moon Chop. Why | _ Miss Walker was educated at! 4 Portland place will depart to- A msg menace Pr PPLE Pa Chops; Ib. .15 try it to-day? Iv Zot ' Mary Institute and ptaggees ate morrow for Magnolia Beach, Mass., | . ast Washington Street, Chicago Loins; Ib., 121% Z Conn. She was presented to sefiety| where they will be the guests of) axis x Pineapple Fritters Pineapple Drop Cookies ’ in the fall of 1919 and is a member | Mr. Kennard’s mother, Mrs. Samuel | Ask’ For —13s cups flour, 2 teaspoons bak- © —34 cup butter or butter substi- of the Imperial Club and the Junior M. Kennard, at her cottage. | ~ Get Horlicks ing powder, 5 M% tenepoon enit, * tate, m6 cu ona mae Tk cup mi egg. 1 cup Hawaiian spoon a, League. Mr. Bush is an alumnus of e ORIGINAL Crushed or Grated Pinbappie after water, { cup Hawaiian Crushed ¢ ! Yale University and a member of Mrs. Andrew Johnson, who has ) Malted Milk : | eraining. ¥s cup sugar. } pvp juice oF Grated Tiassa 5 Fo 4 flour. : eal ; oF Oot _ re | . rom the pineapple an sugar ream t tter, sugar Zi lb. pk cy he) f the St. Louis Country Club. been vi: iting in the city this week, | Mix flour, baking powder and salt adually, then egg well beaten. ¢ returned today to Harbor Point, Add well beaten egg and milk. dissolve the soda in hot water and Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson re-| When thoroughly mixed add the ad to the mixture, then the a. a 2} cently purchased a home in Hortense ewe om aoe in a fat : Social Items $; place which they will occupy in the :' 4 Drain on brown paper, sprinkle a floured baking sheet and bake (| fall | NO | with powdered sugar, if desired. ia a hot oven. : COOKING Legs; fb. ..15 SS eT 3 sier 90 Sardines Uns ‘The Food - Drink” Imported; Announcement has been made of | Mrs. John B. Slaughter, 4915 Mce- Mae “Fo i k” for All Ages, | ont the engagement of Miss Edith Miller,| Pherson avenue, has returned from unch at Home, Office, and snap) M.D Gaughter of Dean and Mrs. ho iggret Three Lakes, Wis., where she was|*Ountains, Ask for HORLICK’S, per Miller of Columbia, Mo., and t © | the guest of ore Herman Stelin- a. Rev. Dr. William Crowe, pastor of! wender. i ~Avoid Imitations & Substitutes the Westminster Presbyterian | | | SPECIAL! Church. The wedding will take place Mr..and Mrs. Luther Ely Smith of | Friday and Saturday Only | July 25, at the home of the bride's | 5321 Waterman avenue will leave FULL UPPER OR $5 00 | : LOWER PLATE. . : lous) Te ‘Sunday for the Adirondack Moun- | ghese Red Rubber Plates tains to be absent until the first of) — aivrable and cuaranteed fit. Gas. Nitrous Oxide- mown Goes the Price on GUURTHY CLUB Se 09 ROYAL PATENT Sarsen oragene ceteen it 4 At | ‘pile | ay "ay! 4 Nit , a“ 24- daughters will depart tomorrow for patch mailed to yo Su er ad et ly "4 | wh / CREME : Lay in Your Supply Now GOLD MEDAL-—52°""* 29c; 24-re==¢ = = @ motor trip through Ohio and In- || ‘ress. ‘Mail rates inciude postage ) Ngee a di “ag ae bars } The ik in of “GARNATION = i12c diana. oe pg ent " Post-Dispateh, or wie ; * , Aye o> a " wi Ld " a ' CARNATION *"" 12c phone if you prefer ! m | ? make this hy” not WILSON’S =" | Miss Anna Shapiro, 5655 Chamber- , iv di HEN FEED - regular milk — lain avenue, and Miss Esther Car- 7 10-1b te pus fave money 5 |noveky, 4159 Delmar boulevard, are seats ‘ A OBIGOOTs.. : =| A dandy smoke—well-kno Cho ; Rm. ..15 ’ IGOLDEN CEI ER ee uae 2 FOR 1 Sc MOON-HOPKINS FITTINGS MOVED popular” brand cheaper Loins: be. . 12% THE WORLD'S NOTED PRICE CUTTER Salted Peanuts WHo1te | Merchants’ Queen or ms 64d od . owe HEART stalks Billing Machine Company's Property | Saas yo oe See $1 98 | Legs Sixth and Franklin = poe vat Is Being Shipped to Detroit. | WISCONSIN aenemneraceent an- “Where the Crowds Go’’ Freeh Pig ee one-half or — |)elicious Six carloads of e other place In the world can you 30 quipment of the, . Sprin fruit ; can be Moon-Hopkins Billing Machine Co. Sh onde Blae niet poy a $2.75 yah Thousands of bargains are —. —— | ” served in have been moved to Detroit, and to- | Sweet Country Pure Fresh getetig freed. waiting for you. tha ittle w on b | : BUTTER. put up in square many delight- morrow night a special) train carry-| BM ound prints: the most won- oaaee tere m. 12 AKING | ful wavs: lb.... ing 125 employes will depart. aeetul ze Nn pound: weet dquarters ib... .7 SPIC . FINS, en 10 : The company, which was organ- : — t.. every other ows Wh. 4 —, ‘* Cobblers s | ined in 1907 and had a fatcory at @ nm a Sa . | ’ 7 2606 Mullanphy street, recently was HEESE gap rRteD SPRING CHICK..% wt . fine for ,sold to the Burroughs Adding Ma- | SWISS Cc be iggy gg Oth, with 25 ot cookers, Pace chine Co. J. C. Moon, president, =) With creat ble eves; the Ly = = SS pupae eevere stomach or . ane the reason for the sale was the ) d; ‘ — —~- Sesh ELLOW : wet at rash §Qe |Radishes “=... 3 for : inability “of the company to get | Crm f heme: We al sin Bread Wonder med’ ’ — ; P ; - ~~ A= cima Nigne , C C 7s C d — RBS |needed added capital here. Bf | rien “Cheeme;. ver 35 SSS SSAA sacs wed ‘enl aiehe: dhban sd htaeina ges e | : 5 he] = 40¢|F ihubact ee ‘ST. LOUISAN HURT IN DENVER f FEF FSSA, i Bats Beene _ = ae 2 2 ce o 3 sr @e hee x = _ - - a ~ 'SEMENT. ——-- --—_ nyvone hae had more ees than I have. _ i” ”* an arm and liar iirea4d aortdent. het After : — o_o-«—-*> -~ “eee, ae a — i nflammation te" doz. Lemons: good size; thin ii stomach. ver ar . kin ; icy; doz...,.20 in cluding 2 eee gkin; juicy i we ) Castes on : dn 7 = Large One of 10 Hurt When Sightseeing JBM) Potatocs: 5 ibs gen, Drog, Coy “¢: aa s. to pan: ’ Bus Turns Over. . + AY. rr dahneg 4 + P s1Ze, By the Associated Press. ' ae —~- re Mel one fe <3 | DENVER, Colo., Aug. 5.-—Ten io a , . . pan eac | persons were injured, none fatally | Rolled Roast mae a oe t. ' ~ at? VNNU TL epee Witgretinn® W —, -_— —_ here yesterday afternoon, when «a ATC ,. | sightseeing bus carrying tourists ) POST -DIEe “e az turned over when the driver Ch kk ¢ POLISH, FRANKS, a b.! pit | Swerved the car sharply to avoid uck Roas KWOCK yg news- : “hitting another automobile. The !n- er Sa Salami or Melsteines eleaughtered; Ib... ———~ ne Pee 2 &. _jured included Miss Hazel Hudson — ye oe Fervenné. - Nauvoo, Tll.. cuts and bruuises, and a . ae? ~f R. C. Kamm, 8t. Louis, outs and . — . “NI bruises on fas.
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10 * STLOUIS POST-NISPATCH | ue, eI. A SO OS aS SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper.__ ieacenrnmen © 2 7 > FRIDAY Be _AUGUST 5, issn NO MONEY DOWN Under this s«rsiem of retailing there are more people wear- watches and jewelry than ivet week. My ayetem of extending Credit le the enasicat ever offered. Neo red by or embarrassing eas asked. Jest think. a guarantecd Elgin | Watch CR E D iT ~—- —| Autos Parked free at Wharf + Children 12 Years and Under. With yy Adult«, Free. js ; Secure your tickets before 7:30 P. M. } The Public Invited, ‘4 | H \\ Steamer | DeL jf y ‘4 STANDARD SCHEDULE it Ifinel« Kiver Cruises, Sunday and Mon- Gay. 8 a. m. to 10 4 | Sunday fare, . $2.00, Monday far Sic : ‘ hautauqua Trips. 0 a. m. to 7:30 oo. m., i. Tues... Wed... Thurs, Fri Fa $1.00, Children 3 to 8 years, half far on Tues Gave and Fridave -« ‘ Saturday Chastecéun Trips, 2:00 to 11:30 p. m Fare $1.50 Landiog at Ele«ah for Chactacqua. Alten landings. both ways every day. Moeonticht Seilinme Dances, 8 30 to 11.30 Tuea Wed... Thurs Fri. Fare $1.00 Autos Parked at W ash- ington av. Whar Tele- phones: Ma in at70 and ra! TOSS. : Y mu) YW THE CHARM OF . A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION And how to attain it. To be attractive—to be admired—~ Oe the secret desire of every woman, 4 bet few know how to attain this ac- complishment. First, it is necessary to remove all mn, sun and wind freck- fea, dark, sallow spots, liver blotches GEAUTY BLEACH will remove almost all «mbarrassing | blemighes, and make the skin clear, gett and beautifally tinted. Black end White Seap will preserve the Bleck and White Beanty Bleach is @ @elightfully perfumed, pink tiated eream. When applied it forms an in- coating over the skin. Beaa- a wes does away with tedices parior. Clip and mall this ad to Black and White. Box 1587, Memphis, Tenn, Ger free literatere and sampics of heers before your mirror of in the ATTEMPTED HOLDUP ON BROADWAY FRUSTRATED ‘Two Robbers Foiled When They. Attack Albert C. Druey, on Way to a Bank. Albert C. Druey of 2662 California avenue, a clerk employed by the Freund Brothers’ Dry Goods Co.. 1560 South Broadway, was on his way to the Lafayette-South Side Bank, Broadway and Lafayette ave- nue, with a bag containing $800 in ‘currency and checks when two men stopped him at Broadway and Sou- lard street at 2 p. m. yesterday. “Give us that bag,"" commanded one of the men, atriking Druey en the chest with his fist, while other tugged at the bag bene Druey’s arm. Druey jerked. back biow on Druey’'s nose and the 1 yelled for help. | | Several merchants ran from their stores and the robbers fled east on Soulard street, after which Druey proceeded on his journey to the bank with the money. Olive Street Drug Store Is Held Up) | by Two Negroes. | Two negroes entered Abramson's drug store, 3000 Olive street, at © 10:30 p. m., and asked the _ clerk, , Stephen Guttman of 5849 Page bou- levard, for a package of cigarettes. One of the negroes threw a dollar bill on the counter and when Gutt- man had made the change drew a revolver and said: “Give us the rest of the dough.” While the one negro kept Guttman covered with the re- volver the other negro went behind ithe cigar counter and took $15.06 and a check for $2 from the cash register there and then took $78.38 from the cash register behind the drug counter. The negroes then backed out of the store and escaped. Burglars ransacked the residence of William Schmitt, 3432 South Grand avenue, in the absence of the family between 8 and 10 p. m., and stole $200 in cash, jewelry valued at $100, a revolver and a collection of old coins. Miss Elizabeth Westermeyer of 4543 South Compton avenue in- formed the police that her purse con- taining $70 was stolen in the after- noon from her locker in the em- ployes’ dressing room of the Vanity Fair Hat Co., 1408 Locust street. Bureglars at the home of Mrs. Theresa Baur, 609 Victor street, in her absence yesterday aftergoon took a revolver and scribbled on the back of a receipt this note: “Hands off this bunch.” -MONEYS$OR RELIEF OF RUSSIAN CHILDREN TO BE SPENT IN U. S. Hoover Announces Supplies for Fam- ine-Stricken People Will Be Shipped From America. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—Every dollar which may be expended in buying supplies for the relief of hun- ger-stricken Russian children will be spent in this country, Secretary Hoo- ver said vesterday In the event of an undertaking by the American relief administration to fight famine among the young and sick in Russia, he said, all supplies, except surplus stocks abroad, would be purchased in this country and shipped to Russia. Walter Lyman Brown, European director of the relief administration. Hoover said, was expected to reach Riga on Aug. 10 to open negotia- tions with the soviet authorities for the undertaking. Beyond press re- ‘ports, he added, he had received mo advices of the release of American prisoners, which’ was made the pri-, mary condition of the administra- tion's offer of aid. Hoover said that milk, fats and cereals, which lend themselves best to children’s diets. such as rice and corn hominy, and materials for soups would form the bulk of the relief cargoes. TIME OF END OF WAR MOOT POINT IN SUIT FOR RENT Washington Man Suing” Dollar-a- Year Worker Whose Lease Made Reference to End of War. By the Associated Tress NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—The ques- tion of when the war between the United States and Germany ended— or will end——is the moot point in a euit over war-time living accommo- dations tn Washington, soon to be tried in Supreme Court here. Robert B. Roosevelt of Washing- ton and Sayville, N. Y., is suing | Frederick C. Walcott. rubber com- pany president, for $1750 rental for a Washington house occupied by the latter when he was serving as a “dollar-a-year” man with the Amer- ifean Food Administration. Waleott refuses to pay, asserting hie lease contained a provision that he could cancel it on three months’ notice “at the end of the presenti war.’ lie says he gave notice after the armistice, which he contends ended the war. HRoosevelt maintains that the war is net ended yet. and will not be until President Harding issues & peace proclamation WOULD INVESTIGATE MOVIES Senator. Wadeworth Saye Important Developments Have Been Made in Purope. By the Aasoc\ated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 56.——Inform- ing the Senate that “Important :le- velopments” had been made in Eu- rope ig manufacturing motion pic- tures, Benator Wadsworth. Repub- licam, New York, has introduced a resolution calling upon the Depart- ment of Commerce for information | regarding the improvements und» | thetr probable effect on the Amer- ican industry. SERS eSeee. 7h) parse row tees La eppg ried pve ¢. - a > > - = ? I » Fidghd iB "Sunday Post-Di One Hundred Thousand Dollars Saveqj- For the Men of St. Louis in This Wonderful $21 Sale! thi tic purchase by buying for cash when cash meant Sounds a bit unusual, and IT IS UNUSUAL, but that is the saving we effected in this gigantic “i er oe aN eine ws ale ee most to the manufacturers, and that is the same saving we offer you during this sale. Thousan ica’s foremost co Neg, ROE all placed into one big price group and offered at 50% less than they were made to sell for. Get your shar¢ to- morrow. Come in—investigate, compare and examine—you'll realize that this is the greatest Suit proposition you will see in months to come. ALL-WOOL $35, *45 and 55 FALL SUIT! CHOICE THOUSANDS THOUSAND} OF SUITS OF SUITS” FOR FOR & YOUNG MEN MEN Subcommittee’s Ref Very Latest Styles! | lieved to Be Rez Most Up-to-Date Patterns! _ yo Favor Retention Single or Double Breasted! in Senate by New: Popular New Brooks Models! Also the New Sport Models! All the Popular Materials! Styles for College Men! Every Suit All-Wool! Every Suit Hand Tailored! Thousands to Choose From! Half, Full and Quarter Lined With Silk or Al- paca! ee et eee - ee va PART TWO. ict K| “NEWBERR' i ator Spencer St E Refuses to Let F ' tions by Pomere Subcommittee. a 2 ON SENA FLOOR EXP ys ape ee : > =. a Cassimeres, Cheviots, Worsteds! Also Flannels and Scot Neat Conservative St Sizes for Slims, Stubs Stouts! Every Suit Hand-Tailorg ; Finest All-Wool Ma : Navy Blue Serges, Too! All Superbly Finished ~ : Throughout! * Plenty of Solid Colors! From the Washington Cor of the Post-Dispat WASHINGTON, Aug. 5& s ncer s steam roller was sprking order at a secr terday afternoon of hi ttee on the Ford-Newhb m contest case All five members of the mittee were present. Res cer, who is acting chalir Smciade Watson of indiana New Jersey, Republica mene of Ohio, and Ashur gona, lLoemocrats Ashurst faken the place of Senato ‘ef De'aware, who resigned Bern ite Senator Pomerene made Gions and each was defea party vote of three to two mounced that he would tal lto the Full Privileges | bans Committee, which Its | meet this afternoon. First, the subcommittee subpena Senator Newber ht to a seat In the Ser ? ichigan is combated b: mord, on the ground that Pn was corruptly procure: She expenditure of a huge sh fund At the last o7 of the committee it need that Newberry ify in his own behalf. Motion to Call Emery F Becond, the subcommitte to subpena B. F. Emery, of @ger of the Newberry camp at the time of the open Was said to be tn Canada r ing from the effects of a A Men’s All-Wool Serge Suits Suits for Slims and Stouts a a evigg popular Blee Serge Suitg mad of pure woo] materia! rant ~ iasiored in a superb manner “men d with splendid quality materig! and come in styles and sizes for men and young men............ G b rd R. Skull and is naw teported abardine Raincoats Y ouths’ ng Pants 7 i home in Detroit. i Ma of fine worsted gabar- Up-to-the-minute stylen, fash man who disbursed the . sheer Sew line and each garment by ” ioned from all-wool mateeitla an ‘$ ~ / nny ri in anit és + imr ." 4 Ou ee sae dbdennaaneen hg —ounty chairmen who hand werry money and who, ace Rhe Ford counsel, could € t testimony 4. The subcommittee de mit oral arguments by frei by the Ford attorne Ques'ioned after the sew bry Spencer said the subc mad merely discussed a few procedure > It ta expected that. Pore Mshurst. if defeated tn the [MEitt«r meeting, will car floor f the Senate thetr For Men and Young Men at Savings of Almost One-Half! ALL $2. " si actisigtl ALL $3.00 PANTS ALL $4.50 PANTS ALL $6.00 PANTS ALL $7.50 PANTS ALL $9.00 PANTS | ALL $10.50 P ee a te : = Choi Sa eee a ee Al made in a dependab Tatllored in a most ‘eatisfac- Here is an opportunity to secure Made of all-wool cassimeres, Guaranteed to fit Comp.) Newberry to teatif neat dark satrirt | patterrs ca ceimeres — made specially manner and bound to give we Deane - : - , all-wool Pants at prices out of worsteds, flannels and chev- and expertly tailo en oie ~ Suce t! ther evidence ' bile pate assime ! st ait) service that can be expected tory manner and come i! the ordinary. Made of cassimeres, [ ints, in the newest models for | ¥°°! ag and all are strong} ewed for gz i hard wear to come from really high-grade Pants colorings and patterns that flannels and cheviocts — and a Ff oles oe young men and hee! sg vent te a : ode ence ua sizes from 28 to 46. Out the in sizes from 28-to 5690. O 1) #sizeae from 2 7 are scidediv pl S splendid lot of wool-mixed wor- : lain or cuff botto x a. (he nee Cee t hey sf $- to at] all sizes from 28 to 50. Ont | are decidediy pleasing. Sizes } 1.35 Sizes from 28 to 50. Out | come in all sizes from 28 to} PER AF Seen som 28 to) x go at they go at they go at from 28 to 50. Owt they go at | they co at 42. e ey Se at Out they ge at 4 tha: he ropes attarall Ou th : y 2Pig ~ or re? of the com MBvorabhie t> Newberry, wil @Ontes'« ’ Or} dea oor of th Report Believed to Be 1 Ford's unsel, headed | $7444 TAine. expected some ™ ed. 88 $988 $2.88 $4 88 88 $6 88 | | A Se NTIONAG HAL F-fRICE_ SALE _. ox —~ Bereay thet’ wonte.“S their “repor reve was forthcoming. “4 BON being devoted to the ff ( F 7 : 2 : 4 he 3 ; Minority ae 2, — informed whethe majority had t pihe general assumptio intl ive (SNiowed t ‘fT s ready £3 mon t7 full committee ¥ ; | Newberry @ ri Mothers! It is not one bit too early to be thinking of your Boys’ School Suit—especially when you can obtain them at savin great as these. Thousands of garments—all placed into four big price groups for your selection at one-half price. BOYS’ $8.00 ~ BOYS’ $10.00 BOYS’ $12.00 BOYS’ $15.00 SCHOOL SUITS | SCHOOL SUITS: | SCHOOL SUITS | SCHOOL SUI il knowledge Ar ne and nerha nm coe »> Newt? S th ths eig? - ; e. Piendid quality School Suits. made of. n ; ; watear ay - eo e in be ted Strong, sturdy cassimeres and piain blue neatly patterned cassimeres and her MadGe of all-wodé!] matertals in f the Priv atan 4 state ete ~~ id 7, : 4 r nd yes as + rges — _ unusually fine quality. tots. in belted models—seises 7 to atyles and Patterns and in a) ee a” Th eden Sule bhniet ontned . - a, . madse in the seasons most popular . Mostly in large sizes. Also a special we 7 to 16. including a special ea , eh> ¥ abt atend trae’ Eh be Ea ed 75 oe ome in all sizes from / to 17 | In sizes from 7 to 8 with two pairs of two-pants suits, {in neat patterme | , : m ea years knic kers. colorings. : * t* year ba 1915 and Boys’ Knickers . $1.25 Quality $1.50 : SCHesrer p Aug 5 = Knickers that are | Made o* stro a. made i a manner iceavctle cae cheat shipyard worke MAII — a stand the in neat patte ‘ eT it the Chester va . wear and | colorings and aed Ee ‘ loned with | | “Tupouwicing © @ oO i7 years. na F -, - ‘Pris : action | RDERS Just the: “ching for pea . ) ’ they to ty. aie s6an hipyvard Workers Tl’ ree your boy. Owe ey ee Store Open All Day Saturday tl 7 Until 6:30 P. M., as Usual CLOTHING COMPANY 15c¢ N. W. Cor, Eighth and Washington Av, | ° r ’ The CITY
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y Post-Dispatch Advertisers Receive .~ | | PER ne ome CITY CIRCULATION than those Sunday Post-Dispatch Advertisers Receive in any OTHET St. Louis Newspaper, 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION thag those : ' in any OTHER St. Louis Newspaper. ‘TWO. ST, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, , AUGUS ST 5. 1921 oe eee re A ee |e ‘PAGES 11—18 — ——— —=—==_=_==_ a ———— ee — —— mm ee ee -——— _- WMITTEE "i BANK HECK ; Ambassador Bryce, on His Way, With Group of Notable ee —| TIME FOR BUSINESS TO NN THE PATRONAGE Americans to Deliver His First Lecture at Williams College | PUT UP CHEERFUL FACE, BANK FORSPENCER SSSR anne Seer er SAYS RESERVE BOARD HEAD ce hint pa Ge ee ea w nandallat aaa mot bal | Governor Harding Declares “Situation Is Going 3 Spencer Steadfastly ‘Missouri Republicans in | | * es Se) ae WP pens Hater ograitigers * 2 iia. | 23 ie to Work Clut, "in Testitying Betore Oe ae ee! Congressmen. s to Let Four Mo- gress Two to One Against tions by P omerene P ass | Blanket Indorsement of | a ee | oe toes a 3s Se Boas Ne PS Ree ; Bees ' an «SSeS ee * . . . | te RS 4 ee ae Bee ea ee eee e aa, ode op ee See ra : Sek Sg 7 | By the Associuted Press, San Francisco bank,” Funk contin- - Subcommittee. His Candidates. Me acl , oe Bk Ss ‘Sy “* ae dh S ws ame es - WASHINGTON, Aug. 56.—Credit ued, “concerning the price of wheat y | : LS ; ie | ae | : > | policies of the Federal Reserve Sys- | in 19207?" _tem continued under examination of | “I never heard that before,” Gov- a congressional commission yester-' ernor Harding said. “Did it cause ON SENATE © NOT MUCH BABLER 5 i .. oe See [Bieter | ou fe Se 3 ae LS bas Fe eee a $bits © day in a continuously stormy atmos- a break in wheat prices?” FLOOR EXPECTED SENTIMENT, HOWEVER) - eo oe | : & . ee So SRR Oe phere, with Governor Harding of the; “It had some effect,” Funk fe- | e SS : . iS Sy 4 Bess ee See reserve board as the sole witness. sponded. oe ee : aa % BS ‘ud & > & ee “The Federal Reserve soard | “The board has cautioned reserve as | | apie i. . Eee. : oF he i didn’t create’ this financial depres-| banks not to issue circulars,” Gov. sommittee s Report Be- Congressmen Hold That Sen- ea ia ee ere 3 % aie ae = ee. sion,” Gov. Harding exclaimed to-!| Harding continued. “It's the job of . ot « . . » ek | Pre es : So 2 85 Son a See | ward the ehd of the day. “It saw it;a bankér to look to the value of his aa lieved to Be Ready and: ator’s Vaccilating Tactics’ 2 _ oy RO ee coming, \and. eek Meade fo protect | colintedal,| bak as au al ; ; : . : . . . | aoe ase & en. " ae 3 Pee es o Sis ce 8 things, and people ought to be grate- | way. It is not the function of the : yw Favor Retention of Seat Give National Committee- 2 Se , ae ; SS cc ae - : ne eer as ful it did so. Now all we need: is| reserve system to regulate prices, | ; “oe shih j te Sp a “ara : > aa , Ee ; eo ee aie cessation of pessimism, which marks up or down, but to maintain credits.” and Scotches! in Senate by Neweberry . a man Advantage. SS hte 2 : . 4 Sy ee ee a i Oa eee RIES LEE bad times as foolish optimism marks’! Attitude Toward Agriculture, ti S . ic a Se : : . . ers be | cee gee Sc ROR Sa ee 4 good times. We all know now ev- In general, Harding said, “the at- , os | Soe ae —_ . . ete erv>og’ was gol "razy in- I 'titude of the Reserv BtEve tyles! the Washington Correspondent: By the Washington Correspondent | 3 di& . the fall a 1919. eters | agriculinrd inane bean anenaee phat . — . > > ‘ne . x . : ~ . . ‘ : eS ¢ ee ves > , |. ¥ Ne a ae | ERT Ms | ‘This situation is going to work | derstood and grossly misrepresented. ASHINGTON, Aug. 5.—Senator : as ow — UB. — ri el ; ; = on ; > | das CR out. There's no comparison between; “The whole trouble with the re- . scer’s steam roller was in perfect Missouri Republican delegation in eS Rs , 5: SERS ee ee mee: eae ee , “All we've got to do is to get out of member banks before it gets to _dorsement of any candidates that) SSS. % 3 si : Ss — - ae. a Seite Bike ae oF fe RSs BG ov Rages SS RS | might be proposed by Senator Spen- | shee Cl == Cll ee ll | ee Be ee ee of everlasing pessimism and quit the system.” : ey paane ni ae S e a ee > 2s = ——— Boe 7 ——e—e—e——e—s—s—ssSSSS>—s" em === |‘ ‘Representative Mills then asserted | “but the board, after learning of the Ord, on the ground that his elec-!| themselves with him as against the that the commissio a ae ' . : : | thi } sion had “allowed extreme instances of penalties and nh was i tagud pvioatage through are “eae | PEN N D THEATER PAIN) | FIELD ON WHICH MAGNA CHARTA 075 000 PROFIT BY | PRESIDENT SAYS AMERICA is John Skelton Williams, former charges which resulted from the : pexpenditure of a huge campaign 1e had candidates to bring for- ‘Comptroller of the Currency, during progressive rate system, now no . ; sh ae At the “y¥ open hear-| ward, Spencer was told, the delega- WAS WON T0 BE SOLD BY BRITAIN } | LEADING WAY T0 WORLD PEACE ‘two days, to make charge after longer in effect, did order money re- of the committee it Was an-/tion would be glad to pass on their —_——_—— ub rer gt f0 3 harge against tl Reserve Board.” | t a ¢ al t } ssh . os ‘sage egy . | 'U. S. Following “God Giv estiny” charge agains 1e eserve Board,” | turnec o every member bank in ) ty Suits need that Newberry would not! merits individually and submit its) A TENDANCE 15] 4h} Inclusion of Runnymede in List of RIVER CFR VICE IN WY in Farm eg. fens and that Gov. Harding was entitled excess of 12 per cent. The amounts | ify in his own behalf. |} recommendations direct to the Pres- | ' Property to Be Disposed of | | elne Maw Hasaphive icietiinee to common justice in the privilege were small, about $20,000 in the | Motion to Call Emery Beaten. _ ident. Draws Fire in House of Lords, | | By the Associated Press. : i of a detailed response. United States, and in an extreme Mi Me Becond, the subcommittee declined | eeney — vine to ear ae | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch. LANCASTER . H., Aug. 56.—Re- Funk told Mills to “handle your | Alabama case the total returned i: emery, office man-| ot 8° Previous action Of the dele- | a “1.2 , LONDON, Aug. 5.—The British | p,. f , | asserting his caunidans that the dis- | affairs and I'll handle mine,” while | was $2281." i Qger of the Newberry campaign, who| S4tion in voting support to him had Admissions Fewer This Year Ci ieinant > tariusios in the sale of Record Also Set for Tonnage armament conference would ac-| Chairman Anderson ruled that the| Gov. Harding gave a detailed ex- : the time of the open hearings resulted only in embarrassment to | Than Last, but Total of Re- | . oe : Carried During the _complish definite results toward the. Governor was within his rights. ‘planation of the restraints imposed * Pa said to be in Canada recuperat- | the members and in small tangible | inte’ Chana | Crown lands of the historic field of Month ‘ ‘abolition of war, President Harding | ‘Has the Reserve Board called in|cn credits during what he referred ’ — from the effects of a fractured | good in the way of jobs for the faith- ceipts reater. | Runnymede, where the Barons ex- ont. deciared in'a public address here! farm credits?” Funk demanded (to asthe “crisis,"’ declaring that their ; nt S its Hand is now reported to be at) on ’ Tell “Wh He Is At.” | tracted the Magna Charta from yesterday that America was follow- | later. ‘principle was that of penalizing ; _ ul home in Detroit. Emery was | _ ” ee TI kK 915 : Se ing a “God-given destiny,” in lead- “No sir, it never has,” Governor borrowers who took out of the Re- . } rs ’ ati — e é end: > fe »| King John in 1215, drew the fire of The Gove , Serv y, man who disbursed the funds for | Members of the delegation say! 1e total paid attendance for the; Aing Jo e ‘ ' | OVErRMSHR | syvEr vaghctetn, ing the way to world peace. Noth-| Harding retorted, ‘serve system sums disproportionate 4 wherry. Several witnesses at privately that they never can tell eight weeks of Municipal Opera, | Lord Lincolnshire in a debate in the | which is the barge line on the Mis- ing in the world, the President as- “How about the circulars of the | to their own resources. : t vious hearings “passed the buck”! “Where Spencer is ng with regard | which closed last Sunday night at? House of Lords Wednesday night. sissippi River between St. Louis and serted, could block the fulfillment | ee ee r mmery. | ol enteimy ronsesneele l gy cole the open air theater‘in Forest Park,| After pointing out that eeernies New Orleans, in July broke its record | Of that destiny. He voiced a pray- didate’s fitness for the periodic e ' - . . actice, ev co 1A . ) idorse { ™ . f e is iat e, saic: as i ve we , . @s ; P re . 4%. The subcommittee declined to was 151,363, it was announced yes- sei edemgepea rar ani ] pues for tonnage carried and . profit or tan before o ee ee PLAN OF AWARNS FROM ‘honor. i ; » te over a new order wouk e estabd- Committee at Work. A) os : , . . » . mmon a number of Republican candidate without consulting them, ree . |terday by Nelson Cunliff, Director | ‘ : ‘ , " .s S| ™ . ’ | . . ; ee . " as . hure hes 5 and Cunliff estimate that the season | be k hed d +) July ; emnaipieex vestioned after the session, Sen- | 7 ielded : ofi abou n00.| ea nockead aown under eo ‘ A a ae ie qe Were On a sounder Dasis iat ever | ; 0 ; | rector and Noah Crooks for Marshal >)‘ a es ioe erent hammer by the direction or under im whten ae oe before and that men of all classes | $1,000,000 Fund to Be ahis committee, which is now at Spencer said the subcommittee ef the Whetern district nee. ‘ane which will be used for improve- , or earned a profit after more than oe ‘ ‘ Ry ai MEA Cie. ’ work selecting state chairmen for the imerely discussed a few questions | | th ee aries ‘dates Soa rea oa ments on the theater and for next ae So ggg os ner Lge, one of | two years of operation at a loss. A pope ops At. DEATS, COINS psc Raised by Subscription. general canvass to begin in the fall ‘oO + > “ oor Piz . ‘ r ; i roy > " e ’ procedure summer's attractions the last of the doyd Georgian |)... of $100,000 incurred during the thing in their power to perpetuate | ES: includes Dodge, Frank I. Cobb of the ' , > , 4 " rces., . 2 Re » 00 ha ide: . . } e : . ras It is expected that Pomerene and ing opposed by the Babler forces For a season of eight weeks last aor Li Ins} » ¢ ti first two months of 1921 since has ra ee i 7 ae tae ean pa Special to the Post-Dispatch New York World, Henry Morgetn- rd Lincolnshire isfone o 1e ounded. Some of those mast often | * . ; * aes, - oe : ‘ ' NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Awards thau, fofmer Ambassador to Turkey; be SO 1 eee hurst, if defeated in the full com- | fhe delegation wee tel Spencer Se IM | ar the receipts were $139,732, and been wiped out by profits, due to re-| ~ , wa } 0.50 PANTS | | tee meeting, will carry to the erage Ager pop Sheba oa the net profit was approximately — out sede | ee hie cent adé@itions toa equipment which. amet i Rca porsidts we a from the Woodrow Wilsen Found:- Edwin F. Gay, president of the New ~ br of the Senate their fight to CURING CG Whe. Bam & wea CHCCK | $4000. are really the descendants of thos« in the opinion of officials of the line, |, weed |e) ube J actually the reat vapid +5 tion will be measured by “meritor!- York .Evening Post; Ek. M. Houwss, to fit portoeers pel Newberry to testify and. to on the patronage bank. ' The most popular of the eight op- who camped on Runnymede. have given the operation a “fair help the Ear enaen in sires. wee ous service to democracy, public wel- Adolph S. Ochs, president of the New ‘iain. Pashtoned fuce the other evidence which the} ‘ 3 ee ee ae the Con-! eras given this year. was “Sari,” phe Lord pee .o ‘Wacom ‘: ne so old chance” for the first time since it per yg sMeeene: been ay rea megs fare, liberal thought or peace York Times; Frank L. Polk, formur loops and with iM attorneys contend is necessary | BTessmen, pet pwatvonat ’ npn aatel which drew 25,430 paid admissions, kerred ‘is Lord er of parenam, was begun in September, 1915. mg RotenNe Seer Se gree route? through justice,” according to an an- Undersecretary of State; Mra. J. Mal. tf bottoms and make the case complete. | man coreg 0 rOuEe tis lei here, totaling $25,263.50. “Chimes of anion pied =o a a wnose In July 45,000 tons of grain ana a se ms stage tag oe hatha nouncement by Franklin D. Roose-| colm Forbes, Mrs. J. Borden Hare’. oe Srem 28 to In any event, it is virtually certain has wagon ‘ le to create In — mind Normandy” was second with 24,319 “ - fie va — taro ss 6 WS |) eeneral merchandise freight were ms % f “2 z . pe _ cpeech | Yelt national chairman, following * man, Miss Virginia Potter, Mra t the report of the committee, if of the I resident the belief that there attendance and $24,426 receipts. ' Miss huth Moon, daughter of John ented jin five downstream and three bi or 11S bes at meng ud : - pes meeting of the Executive Committee. Charles 8S Stmonson, Mrs. H. Otto 4) Orable to Newberry, will be hotly are two piissour! factions in bitter Attendance at Various Opcras. arr ey, Moon “ New core. lie upstream tows. he movement of ba ne | ae ger ame ae a ih Tt was also detided to seek a fun Wittpenn ané@ Mrs. Charles L. Tif- Mested on the floor of the Senate. conflict. The result has been. as The receipts and attendance for, W45 created a Baron in ] 315. He erain alone filled seventeen 2000-ton > 68 -S te 0 ast ns Beatie of $1,000,000 or more Yor establish- fany. they analyze the Missouri patronage the yarious operas, excluding the at- had given to the nation his place in barees and was approximately 1,- Tele aaa negeor ym me > ing the foundation by popular sub-| SS ES ER RIE AIR. i Si IT: MC SPS gti ty ou NO TR EM ee li ET a Mt Re . . > » \4 - ’ " . . 7 -. Believed to Be Re p | mess, to give Babler a power out of tendance in the free seats, were as Buckinghamshire, | hequers Court, 000.000 bushels. more than half the y 2 scription XY ods counsel, aded by Alfred), , Pes “nce j ‘ : | for a ae . inister’s 8s r Bi. where he is the guest of Secretary , NEW SYSTEM ON OLIVE LINE i ‘ he if > nll proportion to his re al influe nee in follows: , all the ] rime Ministe rs Summer! entire grain tonnage carried during e Ww: Ww k AK Roosevelt s committee, whic h h. 1s king, expected some move from the State, so that, when Spencer trots Mer’ a 3 a the whole 6f 1920. The saving to ¥ r} tok, ee I t the | launched the plan for the Wilson » we \ante ae eres “Chocolate Soldier’ >. Se oe! Wane eta , : 76 “iy The trip into Lancaster was eo; > 7 . majority of the subcommittee | out a candidate, a RAP RAESTION | «rn Diavolo” +++. tert =e shippers under what they would Mla Chas. only interruption of his | Foundation as a tribute to the for. so. eae of loading and Unlene mierday that would indicate the| Says, in effect: “We'll have to see | Fortune Teller” ..---. dese m4! CANAL TOLLS $| | ,276,899 have paid by rail was 2% cents @)\ W.5on program during the day. ™er President, formally @efined tix ee ee ee ae racer of their report None, | first what the other side thinks. r Student” woe SB wl), OD. ushe]l $25,000. The highest pre- | ,. > ih poner . purpose of the movement and ihe ®! Grand avenue in rush hours has : ‘|! 2 0 ns Penzance’ eee te O16 bushel, or $320 lé genes Most of the morning he spent loung- i ' Been adopted by the United Matte: ever, woe forthcoming, the £es- about “Chime 7 84s ’ ” Total of 11,599,2 14 Tons of (‘argo ious fre ight month was June, when ing é bout the W ex ke lodge and in ferms of the award as follows: ‘ pi y ays . ~~ . . 7 A "nn » ‘s* s* ; 5 - : “o *ogr . «i : ‘ . ‘ , i being devoted to the four Pom- Exercises a Veto Power. at ' ; +), 4. _ AD. as Passed Through Last Year. 87.750 tons were carried. the afternoon he played 18 holes of “Created by publidé subscription tn Co., in an effort to relieve conga Phe Motions Minority members As a consequence, Babler, though 51363 $163-873 | By the Associated Press ' . ) mB imegete . - recognition of the national and tIn- at that point. s. , ’ of 3 ; OL 36: SLOG As. AA ASHING * oN coin) fs . | total golf at the Mountainview course, a : . , — It consieta of takir oO 14 hot informed whether the re-| discredited in the State, exercises if -_ aii ree Pe pp Sf epembaagd tenet a F RANGE SHEEP short distance away Today he ex- ternational services of Woodrow Wi)- igus ‘ 1” on ane 19- by-the matority had been com-| not an appointive power, at least a The total paid attendance last vear 11.599.214 tons of commercial car- 80) PER CENT t leaked | i ie as nia. mile motor ride son. twice President of the United charging passenrers and crossing , . : : » PRA OR » |2VA' } re 4 Mis ¥ ae 2 re . ° Poy , , . . L this mars receipts were lad ing the last ftiscal year,. or M N COULDN T PAY DE Or ima ic ; human freedom and was inert cars rhe plan applies to eaastboun4 at anet as ‘ assumption among Spencer to wet any thine done ar, but Ss y wn pi ip : , . ann qauring AS bats , ‘ ’ oe cular hos] ital there ng 'who have followed the case is For this condition, the Congress- on L Stiiaia : ate na 1 Ce 7s 23% per cent more than in any pre- : ifs i mental in pointing out effectiv: cars In the morning and westbeuss B xh hive followed the case ts| For this condition, the Congre °- ihe areras wa ae eon pri ° 7 Mine wear while toile amounted | Bankrusta stata Result If Com- ; OME NEAR FND methods for the co-operation of the ©4hs in the evening Signs have beas l Ate the full committee and that hecause of his hoabhitua! failure to + "CTIA rhis year It Was aApprort- | ¢ P11.276,8990, or 32% per Ti pelle “to Me Oblig ATOMS, ~ALYyS CHARLES WELE liberal forces of mankind throughout y ated on ihe sidewalk indicating 5.00 Will Uphold Newhberrv’s right to his| take a flat-footed stand, is largely ately 91.0: nore lan any preceding year, Wool Growd rs’ Official. the world where passengers may board the 6 ic estimated attendance i rding t ‘’anama Canal Rec- Py 't \ Given 30 Days to Onit Switzerland; Awards From Inceme. Olive are cae oe ee ee cars in each group can be loadd 4 on the theo: hat the admilt-/;to blame. if s chronic ae im, ; SUITS My large : sen , Me ’ din his be-/ they say, ‘y to dodge a patronage |the free seats included the commit- SALT LAKE C ‘tah, Aug. 5. Going to Spain. “The award or awards from th . ’ f were raix: 4 and disbursed with row hi dicating t! any one b pr ‘ grand total 3 ut seltatneaaates American, tritish, Japanese ves- “Eighty per ce! = Tange snee ty » Ass income of the foundation will ind unloaded simultaneously. The con-; two or three men would be accept- |! 220,50: this | | 7 C1 a , men of ul ews VA, (ug if MN is AN made from time to time by a . hew system hag been in effect three able. or by indorsinge a man for som 1500 in the free cats oat aphes mmercial tonnage. in ankruptey today wo ts ‘Y rouneed that the Swiss Federal au- tional days and, company officers say, bas : The same if caleulatior ompetll to } t their outstanding thorities have civen former Emperor dividual or group that has proven washes ee irehall, secr ‘harles of Austria until the end Of 4.0.4 within a specified peri last vear'’s total attendance : -s ligatio Ta if sii if i f >i ri ’ AU " ; ive =~Wiss terri) ‘hi ¥ It tor! ae. ery i tr cerrmoc racy, ; ; 7 eee rmyntia Clash With Caccha, ® knowled@e and Ivy constituted committee to ind perhaps signifi- | othe: : ice than the one he ts after ee Nowberryvy case They recall that he declared , . 000 Perfect veath , eight Repul would gia ler firm against the Br : silt dakar the tiafa jah LC] otng oa i yrevailed last vear. “Ths enson inmarkabie, and le entire! : , \ssociati | t in a statement ,; enorte iat Charles intends to ; ; , 1 ¢ c? ) e As ated Iressa ‘rials in po lar * Members o e Privileges and pointment of ¢ ( Viadison as led-,! A , als of te Muni , : - ; welfare. liberal hought ‘ 7 : sigh ' erto ance rm Joc ett teach eal OP en o at..4 att e yesterday ike w : residence Sp: where - ; nd in al | Dian oe mow consticl eral Attoincy of the Western dis-|two performances wt : jatio! ) a matey 4 that A! / He, eg through Justice PRAGUE, Czecho-Slovakia, Aug. : : : . - . _o 7 " d : ae LatvJal. ™ . 17 , ror oe ‘ ; "On o> ye ;'e* _ fon " £ on : . ‘) nf Z . 4 4 _ speclal eo mG. there , will be up) trict, though admitting that Madison and nine were interfered : ‘Ma David J] Russell 1) rar , , ed threq I . ‘rin. King Alfonso, is said he Roosevelt, in commenting on. the 5.--—-One cb was killed and 10 ; i} | | : ; ; p : ‘ ‘ Miisk i re aeures | + | ’ at at ' ' : . Pat patternea Thi terms was A “good r an’’ for some fob. and, rain. ; ' F . ; . ; . ‘ ime , \ . pia ne of h a Ci les : : ‘ fernis of thre award, wa he tha {Pye Were wounded at Ausaig Wednesday, ’ , ) * " ’ : a , if i : s* * es | . : . ; - T ,»Yy" ’ "¥ l yy rT) live =r ove , ‘ . _ } » , a « ;* Tid? é “" ri. . ry ¢ . " rs > ) sinew, den , and « f the six when the show i Ene . . . a cat — lien : er’ . die 9 ’ - , . : : ? ty eeTtyie OT evil ’ . : . t i ; . . at paiterne and way & *hester vards of the Torn! Ryne on Way to « anada, irst we weer - ; " ' k te t ork 4% , : 7. hreeding tock: a yolnted ite . for Washington Atieri pl for and the Germana. at re- * . : vert ances [ the thir wee it We if rred ing ' * Re . a m" Ae pers ade sd iat te . ’ with button | Shipbuilding Corporation,| LONDON, Aug. 5.--Lord Byng of performanc ‘sme *ifour in Chicago. Yet Municipal a: . bor- te negotiate for advantages for ition Mberal pr tings of the Prague Partia- ‘ “a . ’ “ae y? ee , rig rT)\e ‘ ; «ih ’ ’ e ; fa ; i ‘riii i. ’ .* ee’ " " " . " " ‘ ” es a ; - me and hip marine , on a protest Vimy left London yesterday for ive. we presented §= with poet : ) and ded : =r ty ’ : nroducts under the proposed on ' pee Veee , —_ ched the point where it was 3 ‘te. Sisea from } — Pe h : oe ‘ yma weather eonditions rrevailing, per reed ahead and exceedes w in ; : ileal . ' we ' ‘ laid do wt 4 to call owt the Parl! k . & recductior :waree Rivet- erpool to sail tor Canada (9 assim ta} ; on tal ' } } ‘ mn of toriff law. a » reciprocity t ral « Parlament ‘ i. wet they “ao es ° . : - ' ee and Sheis taki? he mro ae eount the recore) : ‘ lished unaer fave rAawie ' I t resulaii . al ee mi : : ; iri] « ‘ _y rf neraish »p to W hich , as wy leave teda) rillers the pOvernot rf Al , P Al - 7 , ch banks now pr bi hited by iAw lé rn : } w= : general depression in business cond}i- onal ; jhe was recently appointed, ; : : ; 6 9c BM The CITY &IRCULATION «! SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH » GREATER su" ANY
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AUGUST iia, 192 ‘ 12 ~— STLIOUS PNST-NiGceaTri FRIDAY EVENING, | As We Get It, in Tennis the Amateur Is After Net Results; the Professional, Net Profits “i dditio WALKERGOES TO [/Basebait Scores | THREE HOMERUNS: PNK” Te ek ee Auta N ee ca HURLING HILL IN, 2°22 ENABLE ATHLETICS. Zig “PS Contury’s Shell Hc. *.S= In Doubles Mai. Here Sug .. et Win. ‘O(0l010 1011107 1 ; me i NEW YORK j NAL S10 110T mr 0 TRIM BROWNS ' Sand SX. ke making ite nit |S) Louis? Only Entry in Na- servic. oso cot mos ses Anderson and Todd Cqulllle gS. G. A Proposes 7 yo Ee open agen sient om 3 tional Rowing Regatta Will (: : i saa, ety : ie and Wil With the baseball players mingie Summer?” Ady No, are you? Get Its First Test Today. ni ' 67 .4234 430 - Davis Cup Series, .. . , , ; : n this wicked va! ear ‘incinnat 2 68) .420 6.426 : . 3 Toney ls McGraw’s Hurling BEAR SP BOSTON Kolp Yields Only ween Si ee ve Michigan says | Phisadeiphis 67 308 «316 306 By the Asmciated I - | oe hey ul ke no tainted doug! ‘ome-on rame But if the | BUFFALO N y¥ " a pt 4 Davis cup doubles tennis play teur Golf .Tournam: . . , Ba tterts ulrennan, MecWee . . . ’ . ates ) pe it ALO, |! ... Ae 1 “ ror’ : : 2 a 7 on il Ama Be Ba | i . eater amines Harris hough they may confess they do it 1e-O4 ins'st on coming on tg courts of the Allegheny have received a Is Again hind t for Ruel Waite: , Hildebra n Circuit : Mack's Lawy* rave it isn't so what boots it entury Boat Club crew of St’ Louis, Clevelan dine aie -a, ‘ry Club near here today, the -_ rit ‘tates : - : . . champions 14 i ima in, | Washington 7 ie ‘ ‘ id m the United : Giants—7500 Fans on —— : Righthander, Gives Five : nampions of 1919 and second in |. is @ 53 4903 48: ‘ralasion team, Anderson an@é 4 ao -€Raii eeneliall +) es wey wee: Sey : 3 et us (hep de up and «doin siairaress)rs mF the four-oared shell event last year.’ pROWNS ae 4795 3. deefated the British team, | ation eS Pgs, : Hand. aug a ae Sao Safeties. erpetdy that can ouis in 194 wi ot at the National Association .. | Boston Bi 400 440 9 and Turebull ro : Pheends be reduced to n , , ool ce > aa Still achieving. still pursuing lead” line! ; paeilta Chicago 55 444 ; 440, 6-—4. q | ce. instead of teur Oarsmen, stands a aouk chan mney a «@ 67 37 64 : _, hie Ce we NEW YORK AT ST. LOUIS et York—-Ma:s and Schang impree— THE COMPLETE SCORE. Oe eae ae “Rernstorff Enters Newspaper | °f crossing the line in front whet Bescon in 1928 sane 1c ' " : Who left the | the events are run off today and t Yesterday’s Results. Quigley Quells TY \s explained that Field. Head line. e ** > i pnt BROWNS. | : : seimanidilae | Pp el , . ” rr , i , t 1% 24% * “ . 7 gate open a oo Ue ON aTS ee NATIONAL LEAGUE wos COC . — . = . . . IN AL : . EA AB.R. H. BB.SB.O. A. E. he Giants who expected plai : men ALS NA riON 4L L GUE. r P BB B P SA ie —— . . arn . P course, here The crew. comp: sed conanen 1-7-1 seed Tort oh. ~~ | t r issapez780 7. neon co | ani : x ) See where a woman confesses to | Of Rodowe Abeken. Sam - Oester- | rories " Pertica and Dillhoefer, | Clemons ncipien TL. —_— 1 R 011 (0 OM. Gi: 0 —— i. . . . welt | Eilerbe 3b l ils > eee oO ste . i pa a § ) mail bbery. Woman’s | Treicher, Art Heyne and Frank Haar- | Nent and Snyder. Gastor Pecltnen a : n : 4 ’ Sisler Ib » O : se PURP en ‘ at te al age Ein ae pe - is righ stick, is a fast quartet and looks ev- Brookiyn 2-8-1. Cinginnati 1-8-1 Bat Umpire’ 5 Prompt The Batting Order. ) a te ee : Ley it ge ae ery bit a winner. Haarstick is row- teries: Grimes and Miller. Marquard and , -. Wingo Second game—incinnat! 5-8-0 Prevents Fist Fight E sitertes Te Gr is ine and Villiams If NEW TORK PAR! CALS P wu g—Carleor Zien aes atte tn eileen, Ge ; , widn’t it he well nd : 4 ing in Belzer’s place. the latter suf- ee my cemealit ed ‘ Beith leone, . | detachment Ae 4 sm let HE bad and bold he-robbers | fering from boils Margrave: Bsiees, Ghuse. Gutth cad| | | ce Severeid c : 2 creed el all om fe: ; . Kes | The Mound City huskies made a er — re , ai o t | pains n th t] 3 n't monopolize tl e jail hit with the crowd today as they Taylor Ps > Eee ' Ww hen Frank Snyder of the , ' 3 annel i: Since the male of the species took tl } wane @) purse Pittsburg 5-12-0. Philadeiphia 0-5-1 Bat- and William Dillhoefer of the’ out of bow! McManus 2b ? ) é . Started holdin at the mai} tOOK thelr triai spin over the course teries Hamilton and Brottem Meadows. nals exchanged blows for third The same rule gf KOLP P ° ; LIMITED SUPPLY —l They compete today in the interna- | seagewick and Brugs) nt seconds yesterday afternoon MME he fairway, except that a RURW'LLP . a ae shee peseet election the | Cit: OUCH? oe four-cares feature _ Bonen 14-1. Chicage mage si a climax to a verbal we fe gropped instead ot te of St. Louis voted against woman's “Rockefeller Loses $292.672 Tax A 1 REED Cnange Bas pe hoe Se foes sane Di stae’ sauecinginns oe ree Seen Wee : = - made in the finish line to afford ne 1 anc dugouts since the Aitendance—7. VV : | —- '. a bias ~ 6. re Ob | NY | Collins ; ~ * H ! Ij uy , eligibility to public office. Guess uit. eu ine. p goes the ompeting oarsmen more room. The AME RIC AN LEAGUE Tuesday afternoon wns 7-12-3. Philadelphia 5-9-2. Bat- came in the eighth inning BPORTSMAN'S PARK. Aug. 9.— | L ee; 8% HO: - . . iwieme igure. . viva rice of casoline. id t> ad the politician figur PORT R I Aug. ; ae Totals ‘ , * we RN XN : Y - Thi prable speculation as to whethe: Hrooklyn at Pittsburg Dilihoefer is alleged to Aug. : AUBURN, N. Y., Aug. § —T1 yt | eae | ak lly will be able to turn the cham- Philadelphia at Cin something about nine Giantea i ok ved ir he ha "] At mnt ere puire: os eral who had better duck wheal . An extra gen Grew a suspension and Snyder wa a hee ae » ae - , / Vashburn of New York .i¢ Innings his cousin, s AMERICAN LE AGU BE, , yssibilit, bis Bren at Philadelphia itwo games came to bat thereafter anes sent behind the bat for the Giant — ues sia ) ‘ , +1 rat +} ; , Dilihoefer also was on the field u | M. Johnston of San BROWNS IVUU j ’ ; , . ‘, i . . a °. . : ‘ - ii i : 8. 4) pians ™ ready to do duty on the coaching Franci n a hard-fought mat PHILA 00} ed ue clu AS iraagring ete leds Wann Detroit at New York .| Snyder was out talking to a a “tes line. of the tennis tourna- sae "si a Bs : ) eveland at Washington Giants in the pitcher's box @ ae wd of : Hiar i Gods i? al eal | ——a_y=- @- suddenly turned, walked to NEW YORK—Burns scratched i—-G , o—-s bp, Gum Pe home-runs. one of them by ‘er- me . - 3 Pans 8 ati | | oe = ne “ti ak. pi ee ne - cee uti Smaps : ps ip Ca entier Pp ts and et mend et beper ‘ ere e wet tinaits Nn ¢rs in the association sing! rp uts illhoefer, though —many “ae f FIRST INNING emt ne today The score .wAS PHILADELPHIA single through Stock Burns ut 64 aro! pavori kins with a man on bas nab] th e to Lav: a n- match begat letinn ta. dale > Mmwees NEW YORK AGE LIMIT 3 hee | ‘einac, tek | stealing. emens avan. Ban : A i Athieti h rns in Wu vers, 1 vt he situation mrt than Gavder, wale croft singled to cente: ‘ri the second gan f the se toda FOR BOXERS SET AT 38; wor Bs tr pets Sn tabs ty oe ae In % associat ngl w Off Gibbons Bout and was holding his own forced Bancroft. Hornsby to Lava AUTO RACES TO FEATURE to immimy) and J [Kel : ote. > = : e run in heat, here er- 6 Quigley threw himeelf Dit eeren4 Young flied to R atime ait Gull a es es JACK JOHNSON BARRED ihe se) pos nders and Hutchib-| deca emone the bast see he meh: |e obiue meee Mueller. NO RUNS STATE FAI PROGRAM Ra ' Ip and Fil] . 1 - ' ay . . ° . \ = SOs ateni } re Com lete Rest of Brok Th b pe bellimers« nt [o« ked hig CARDINALS A round of boohs * nm ge a Ps - es mp our hits while the trownies m le XW IK Aug wer ’ ” . . ' fe . oe - tim Tr | rhe - i- p en um or sae gs Pe Ryne greeted Snyder when he took his ie oe aromoo™® five off Slim Harris. The teams play | Bo mmission announce M , Kansas City. 3 ae mee | ‘ long drive NO RU for late | he first part of November f#F. and the crowd yelled amg : Ns ° meet Hutchis nm, % ite : " ; . threw to Kelly for the out. Horns- - | th PHILADELPHIA it watket YANKEES TAKE LEAD IN : 4 that of Saturday between the f01 Wad ' at Snyder ' ' early racing atures ae : . : :, Te | Bafoaate = : : af , ul adison Square Garden 5 ey "+ by walked on four consecutive bal! , ( Walker hit into ; put polar ag gi ae. d he Vesp “Trust . oe a ieee . e balls. Star, inder ganotion of the oe eng A. L. PENNANT STRUGGLE ©) pe) is) : ++. oa Re heneh io Se romoter Tex Rickard postponed Soyeenenes: ee Frisch made a clever cate! i nternation all nmtinmmbe McManus to Gerber to Sisle tl- entu ane sUth neta a a WEY inf Ona: Grand stand patrons sur “ ' ‘ > s * ° ' . "A + + c — Brose of WIN IN NEI TOURNEY po manager rear. Casey Stengel took 4 , “4 z M an nir Ly n ‘as the irid'’s “— : ; . ' +} = , ' Land ' m+ : — * . : , ‘Moctor requires * ‘ rns fo somet : 7 ) Kelly Meuse! lined ey » Beeant haggle . i Galloway) Dugan threw out Jacoo- vJe eS seeerus : , Cir SM | [rrewes and Arthur Reppert juires three months ' oe thing marge by one of | , . , ampion and although . a , — e! iefeated roit \ the wit ; re Stocking f Oma nd ithout boxing because fracture ‘*@tors nd started a fight of Rawlings fouled ¢ ournier ripr fy : 2 — . BOM severe! popped tt : _ ‘ re forc to a close contest bv : Pare é . ‘ Ho : y ; = : injuri ; memati New Yorkers we! : : . K . f Minneapolis. right thumb. Will inform you as wever, this outbreak Waa rt NB : , _ , ™ : ss? . . , ~~ , . , : . : : ’ ; . 9 a ‘ F _—" . . cage : ” pws s ; one oa rn , : OX Fra t _* to left Lavan sacrificed, To: ee t the Peuge: which out Dugan Welch rKins itior v put toget Pneir ato hb POU Ore mi ‘orest Park yesterday : 3 + wot ly “ye oh ae ceneral} ; > . : >) ti) ’ ry ’ ’ ; re ; ; Be . - ‘ - . ‘ ° . 4 . ; : ; _ . . . i . . ” . =s e ‘ ‘ a =e PEP As — ti nf ’ : Kelly i lemons singied to left " —— r a . ' ' : ‘ at ‘ am WAS Tn Be OU ai ri ' ‘ ‘ : , ‘i i : = . ‘ - .« Tih Washinet r - niversity ‘ hon Y M re N wo | pe a eit il _— dugout. High-grade: ier. Watker popped | immy ay. wh as runnerup &t RUNS ena aatly os route a9 ls. v play Hutch tual © 5] pia ‘ Wi rT . is ty wel Se ane [—_ hk «= ocke ae trouble developed. THIRG INNING, Ppemachs Cat .% ord jiast e's .% Ww ho threw ro IDovkes Aouhb . . - . , reé : . sem mah ; , . . ve 7) ci ‘©! ri @ : ne TOOK ‘ : a? ‘ “a "Ir it * There has been ill feeling . nt ’ ‘ : ] n : ! ‘ ed a j am T = +4 . - , Limes .. seated Teddy F- rt sanan¢ was ‘ . i " NE WYORK—Snvder tapped ° ; 4 : | Seta cag © the Manus NO RUNS mering vs AMERICA WINS FOURTH : | rd: mya a eal Ss can Be taines hy a ner! the Gian , — ardinals for . , ’ iden e 4 ' appen as in the seco! round he tour- - so at cs erevent. in a three years and Snyder. particula ; 7 " " . > 7 ’ 4 pe . " _-* i 4 ame Tones rite 4 ‘ a. : . : - event I HI. Al Fa PHI “ \ > r} . in aa YACHT RACE, 17 TO 16 r : he r) aachi . se contest -~mith was def. ated later been the obje: t of the Rie . urns Walked Rancroft s! led ¢ ‘ is thira fa am ae ° th le hel bleachere for hon iyKes ire OU LLilarms i vr Pre gemifina! ' rill sligibls , im a second round match by Aller | scorn, ever since he was t left, Burns stopping at } che tat Tai “un Alloway singled cen RUNS ' WES . Wight iy f the municipal ad bles title. Buc knell MeGraw in the deal which Friech tripled against the right *-— rri fa a Witt flied HILADEIL.PHIA MeManus’ a , Four?) sternat — — niy two matches have been com Schupp to St. Louts. Cardinal | ter fleld fence, scoring Butns and JOCKEY O’NEILL TIED Han Walker went out the same threv it Witt. C1 er popped | a? vacht 1 here! tad let ‘eted tn the Class B event. In the! ¢rs explained their feolings im Bancroft Stock threw out Young . . ONE RUN 7. oe Nianu ., . . eg : — mee ae ; ; . Pe?) sing .es Leddy, Exgman mer J ne that Snvder scarcely - . I ‘ ~ ‘ I ‘ , . ; , ’ a“ o ‘ : . . : ris wf 7” . TW RUNS rox LEAD IN FRANCE FOURTH INNING 9 wr RUNS. , : voll A “dl Presi on he eo! mpleted ve =. 5 .ea'r and ¢ven honors bp: nie forr er teammates on ancgunttied - ~~ = et Press RBROWNS—Galloway thre ' NTH INNING ' rat dkve. ' . ren ; tet y in th inty tenn! ce ABS acter Bae” > tain new ane. scores: tTip here after he was (rea GOURDIN WORKING HI ARIS, Aug. 5.—Frank O'Neil Venda oP ie $504 Si va ee a o Bek ee Faeee ni me € a re 3—6, T—5, 6—3 Three matches! i@foring Bill Doak and Lee It S 1 . , ‘ Watt é' af neg er ©OU 50 2S OFain Py EN re | A | . By | tec oe 16 eye — is eS ee re finite? ed in ~ eecond round | fofmer battery and room | WAY THROUGH COLLEGE ety borane | ahh n “a 4 ae om eee eh ) gap I ggg cera: a : oS eae 1, the Mac Smi lefeated E. Eichenbren- , &4°*r — nes. these ball pl . . , F nt , + — : =e ‘ 1] . . - « it © nn wel 7 ; : ; q i> | ri ~4 4 re i? ° rig by yr > Cs r . ne 4 : ‘ v Redll on the e e * they ahs iA want any bod to. Rpecia! to the Poet Dispat ” ' _ th. ead 1 : oo rT! NE tTTA . : , opped . _ | | . - . eis . ‘I ntaul nea ~ d 7 , And) re wnn . ' mm: bh ' f ature dea shen ¥ ;' . ‘ re mise e mi; mn Wi "oO in ‘las rn mer doubles evan CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Ave The! tcckers enaaced fla 4 on, into’ the left fielM it me N . Harvard athietes whos: reun P: pened Mite ws the firec | ru: Ellerhs -: Dens Hl DELPH n walked. + ~ pe Hi Fh ener! at Tt oka seaitaiiah tenn’ cca mgd reaeseS round Adar MLLE. LENGLEN TO i he woe on, mel : io . ; eill —_ . Eu rons as . ased out . : Perkin el 4 d Sie! \ : , . : “quate . - ‘ d . I : 3 ul Pore and (>i fin 4 r ron the team of Te Td Cer a ee ae Sane TOP | Gerber tossed out Welct tne ie nee ae Seto MeManuis and the American Sheila had troubi¢| | fm the other singles contests:| W. | Abring ane MUHtSe inh cless ehesng.| | Nt Ain | i S4 = sual ri af OFF i " yt) ‘} in ne scores s = ry r Ry the AsO ‘ate? — claliy are being given a iift i: : “ ; eae of the athietic associat: ) a: ) -PIPTH, INNING ne Dugas ead of hit Dykes race tal points ed F 60, 6 The te [a » las tT i) ** ’ : *a-* t+ FR ' -_s' \ = | 2 t > ‘ i ; ,iF* : ’ 4 M ’ ‘ ‘ >> ‘ 2 ‘ : : ‘ \ er : I , ss ‘ a ’ § iT tT] : “, a r ei PA RIS, At ik et Mile 7 . esthe in a second: né deoli. bargprem Southwest. Net Scores. reien. the lawn tennis ¢ ward Goudin. the negroathtiet: , ut rs Walke s+ reid flied ¢t 1. 7a wa We i'NS - n : : h. T ore was 6—0Q, §6—!] has completely recovered from mage « broad jump of feet ‘3 a | 3 + phd~es r) ha , ‘ rorlid’s recor _ Lh ® an : Bullo er ugan threw if 1! i) bitcHTit INNIN ; ; get ne ates 4 mF on saociated Fre = alae " - in sre ’ eset on = _ = PS etehen siete | ING, TUNNEY BEATS BURKE; LLAS 7 - : Playing ‘tack of bronchitis, which ¢ @ tob la« onday an _ : ;, U A. ESL NS RROW NS— ' * ‘ . whe : ’ wee : ifth t tn the Sour caused her to postpone sailing engaged in preparing a list © ° PHILADELPHIA—Gerber threw and fann r ee MIKE GIBBONS WINNER Benton Solna Gients. , lout pir A snared gt | ddr : . ut Dwkee . Lowa , aa , ‘ 3 ioubles started yesterday. nited States. and will leave oe esses numbering ; for ‘ a . os af 7” 4 ed *)' Pile! fa ‘ } . ‘ le 2 hue. i Gene Tunney 0 Benton, who was ordered ta “harles Granger an: llesple Stacey steamer Paris next _ Satureegr; football mailing card ' — Kolp threw ut Harris NO RUNS Psirt oy Pps wet ' re m the Giants here afte he had i f pst nd C I 1 25.000 ¢ . a 70% ' Dec . Ei HI. } n ‘ we t army ee ‘ : Wiis: F . — io Austin, this morning defeat nal 2 F loor arleton n ai. id ’ men are ix 7 ‘ ’ . ‘ . hoxing . wrest SIXTH EN NENG mitch e for ~! ¢ . tJ » ¢ ; ‘ ; : -e as sTivaseu . “,raw reported G * T Wathal! and Arth ir See! x - “Nashville a retve tickets for the ia foot! tis , ' , ~ROWNS—Ga “ 7 ' , ae Gages d -| ¥e rday fternoon Manager Me he San oni “ ) : "4 j : > ; | re am he ‘ _ * ) at Rint Wise 4 : 2 ) Manage C- mn. the San Antonio pair, 6—2, ine vorites winning. play | | ix and games that liarvard »! " = : ; _ e , ur - ‘7 , , e . = : . : . 7 ; 1? . + ’ Vv a? : } " Tt "er e % = straightening out thie list , Se seu ‘er 87U poke ? thers were even Tun. : TAR aa I \ 10 pe i WV — As . . = . piane to enter the Mary a ra law ot -_ . ; : : | re ‘ r .* t* — ae AWN é . ’ i ~ i . in > 7 — ' yas : A ” “a * * next September this : sb ae : , ' | 7 y ! . . | | . be : e +. , “ "hes a ‘hens : ". , ° P i. . an ain _ ' +4 . lave the Difhor godsend The led ‘ mteieels ie) st ~ . ee ; | . 2 atid na Shee red ‘ ’ i" ins e P . ais ‘ . . oI i ° tha fe = ° j — = : ' | 5 ; funds and gave up a: por | le egy oneal ind Eli | :- Rg . . Ra es Shik , S. aul Ae : 2Y —— LT TT —— a ex. A te ee ee A ” - — A ct gs ae Wienecke Hodge, McWeeney and Schaik; down and apparently out. ” -f —— oe —— several! Weeks promt . T : ment , e : : 9 ’ 4 ‘ ; : ’ ‘ , . , 7. ‘ " . . s ’ ~- . J ae to train for the inter: Ll ote rPonhs i. a wh . o ans r . . oe SUMmiage ana Onto. . ee — 5131 EPEAT this number until Wesley G. 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BIG BARGAINS IN | i] ae ee The Ori = Cory re e 6G eld en her 7 Bedpitt 5 Rae ay | R EV 0 LVEl R apo “as Pime ™* caster | oF . mn Hur n oy . ’ _ ; oh Enter... fe eS 2 | a WM. P. -McKNIGHT McKnight Tailoring. Co. gee Se * ‘4 - ‘uenenene end tres Mee “ Petefebura. and beat > rer but the game was co ated ang th . , ' “ re an : Have the Right . a. ne 603-605 PINE STREET inton Shep a i ere and matter iw etill in th Address I nieon Labet for decision pers tron isoune | epee Po
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: ; Pit Nis . - : . : ‘ oweeote: ("4 Sieh en paren deen beoepe | gapped: po bt teres ithe oc ae be ueit. “brae) i — we ee eee "RIDAY, : | AVGUST 5. i921. 3 SUNDAY PQST- ‘DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT _ MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 18 -—— ee +) BILL KILLEFER NAMED r e leadership of the Cubs was made lar with both players and fans. Mitchel! —— wt er, - "! ee a . - yesterday. This is the second time Evers has The change in the leadership of , @) Additional Sporting News | 70, SY CED EVERS AS 2 PINs vero of te cube. tn fait" ne altempe mannan, the the Cab way maad fy Wasteantia ro its } 4 MANAGER OF THE CUBS ceaiea? ti ng the change, said that Cubs, the team on which he gained night. because Evers seemed to have K . r)] salary would be paid until fame 10 years ago as:a second base- the Same difficulty in managing the , ne or Co tin a eae CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—John J. (John- the close of the 1921 season. Evers nan. Evers assumed the managerial players. There was dissension on the : Ch F 5 rei ny) Evers is no longer manager of | is confined » his hotel suffering heel of the teAm in 1913, but a dis- team | ¥ an G f ° ; the Chicago Nation: i! Teacue club from P severe cold but probably will é POIntin SC eaSsSOoNn and dissension Kille e : e o the alasia Net \ e ge or ol Insurance Policy William Killefer, veteran catcher of be abl. Oo leave for his home in) amon ie players caused his dis- Chienes study due abeb ee | Safeguards You From the team and regarded a one of the Tre y. N . " thin a week. | nis: y , les Ww. Murphy, then! to Chicago in a trade with his bat- . ) KEreatest stars of the game, WAS Ap- lliete rili be the only playing owns rf ie club. Evers was named tery mate. Pitcher Grover Alexander. ‘Title Golf KF vent E thi b D f pointed as Evers’ successor (offi. nanager in the National League. nani *y the club for the second from Pp} iladeiphia, for $65,000 and 1 S Inner very ing ut e eat , clal announcement of the change i: » is of the fighting type and popu- im las Tint . Bucceeding Fred ro players by at least two of the Hartford insurance companies, ax i = cording to ar insura owe tf ela? and Todd - { DeGA Diitinbes That Coun se an insurance offi Said yesterday that already } Clash in Five Sets | py Club Reduce Penalty for two companies had issued golf ‘n BUTATn Ce moii ~ Ball Out of Bounds. With golf becoming increasingly pular and the courses more and | HARTFORD. Conn., cn a. ubles Mat ; Here Suggested ers emg ne insurance is to ie avis Cup Series. Officials of thi | ouis Country more crowded, there are many ted Prem ‘h will ala , , , more chances of a player injuring its Aug S In Ge. waicnh will eye oataly a r Killing another player or a oublesr tennis Diay on _Amatevr Golf Ts LIT TIELILIGC ‘ ; Spe ‘Tn? a ven caddies. good. bad ft} leg , ati and indifferent, are underwritten |i of the Alle xheny Cow ber. have rr ar here today, th ea ee - rppe ohy njury accidentally = in- a e A m the United wtat hy ne 5 Plicted (one company wil] issue [Comey pine re Toe f aan that the penalty fo it | pole y covering the assured against sonny O8 . ii ; = _— O88 Of or injury to himself, i, 4-6, 9-—7, F—6, ¢@ "pounds be ree | a. Habliity from injury or death of ) @istance. inste: oO ct stroke ai another and the destruction by fir distance imposed the national as f gol lipment up to $50. Death ¢ nre covered up to ay ° tion in 192" =meed ea at > : . — en . ] as AO los »f ot} ’ oe SY Qurells Bere cerinisea ena ene number | Ben as £50002 Tose oF both ey am 6 the loss of one eye, A A A A TLS A CE AR NS SO am. . efroads 0) mail bee ) 2000 ) ts yutol enmity im -*s : ° ' cipient Ri J meade the co! . ) Another company's policy con- « "Prior to i3-" the rules provide sists of a ridwer attache ite ; Dae ‘ ae EF ie iS © f ] i tached to its gen- og ifa player (\T wn li } ) iti : eral liability policy, specifying that Prompt Interf —_ from the ter he Ouid tee i] ; . the provisions of the policy apply | Fist Fight Between ond ball. Hi ; = ' ae =e sol iy to liabilities encountered in tee would be his secon: ne Ide playine golf, and for an additiona! ood ° fs: : > > Py ‘ . " re? 2 -_ - ne a . - - e rt Giants and Cards. rule provide afor lu of stroke ans ] miu the policy holder may bad : Sei TF = Hee (Ueto? FRTIRE the shot after driving obtain coverage up to $10,000 for ?| : igs 2 Fa ~~ j s distan: Se, 5” » ; - . b*. ; , me ok i ; ’ - «ser eo we Cae out of bounds would tre the player's accidents in which more than one ‘ on) & ' —_ ~ 2 - : ee ~ Se = . : ° : a ’ : ; i . : See ¢ “ ¢: . , Me x ope ernoo) The outbre . . Deine it io. the “henge na} Your Unrestricted Choice At eink revived is ,. n oor e ° ° ca SEE . i od shit behind the left sail 6th and Olive oe. oe, Coempicn ey, Two Amazingly Low Prices! iis credit, was the onia . Appear ed perturbed } ld be heard in the p : | other Giants, includ was a play day for Lew Tendler. | | ” Tel He confined conditioning to a short | j } e ; a ; ) ) a | gh * am ; run on the road in the afternoon, Mahogany attemtwo or three mig . able to sit up and t after being warned that he was hit- Russia! ee Concedes Weight. i. = * ; ; : | An extra genuine trainer, Eddie O'Keefe, insisted that | d Th :. xr T d b d ’ . ye eo org and eel he do no boxing and the gloves were | —and a Thousan mgs oO O V ay. cee, to ae eer oe ceneiginn. possesses Bee | | Russia! § Brown Viel |) neha 1 Kool “Kloth If Tendler has any misgivings about | WAS once in need of an absolute just of the coast from a great city which You need a vacation—man or woman | Kid! othing > verbal warfare .! 4 be dropper 1 instead if teed up. — : 3 “ : a ; : ae , ey at ie : t * *, . ‘ & 3 . £ GY acd ; a ' | | bach waging from (hai Tendler Expects Pes Se a ana Ge oe aA : INCLUDED kth inning wane ; = 4% K L d os . Pe Bef Mhe rh. we, REA en Pre ot Sh Net = w | Tr being hit nd bong he or amerson~ Oo ayo eonar eo alt see Will Not Last Four Rounds at the Weight. | Broad peed, he, too, sank to Ho he mound and his ero PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.—This | i where they were. Cc d out and gave Schult ting too close to 135 pounds, with | ° & 4 ] d ) : his championship fight against | In this reat ummer an | Tony Red ix alleged to have saig Leonard only eight days off. His fl Russia! bout nine Gianta In ge . mtton las set aside. He weighed 137 pounds, > pond ralktne io othe® Palm Beach but hopes to hold his weight up | | Nat Brown Black Viet FT, ! Brogue Styles! e piteher's box when to the limit, that he may go into the | By AN EASTERNER | Ki 3 All Sizes! \N Meine rights ‘and left . thoug!) many sre this affair with the hard-hitting Ben- | h —the rest that onlv entirely is the center of this great playground. —and a real change is best. | Gun Metal! ° 9’ . 4 iden NPE es : | English Lasts! Missing Snwdes waded righ iy Leonard he cenmals tt rell, , . ° m : : ec : ding his own when Can t S it where rect a oo. eee peor new environment can bring. There are mountain lakes, trout Southern California is. unlike any f are ees ‘er wa ul contained young man than this fei- Te was in summer. I told a friend streams, some of the world’s finest golf other place I know. Go there this sum- Here is your chance to buy a satgtellp fine, very smart rent locked his @ ‘ gs 1d ™ P oa ef about it and he suggested Southern Cali- courses, Missions, canyons, mountain mer and enjoy it. en ll come back and long wearing pair of NEWARK. Oxfords at a sub- ' and wehead > ey seidaqom spea 0 me : . : -- rand pushed him, Nall } CEN Getta e ante Beadion Syet rn with a new outlook on life. | stantial reduction from regular prices! yl emagtaaga Snyder ie etelnes 26 Gellows & their tracks. | 7 | At these two Prices you can have your choice of any Tat take any meculll for I'm going to make Leonard my twen- I was greatly surprised, for I had Temperature A Memorable Trip pair of oxfords in our store. Once each year we have a re \ memes . = tieth. I landed most of my 19 by belt- . “alit 7 ras : ° itd him sround a | ems cat ey 12 bY belt thought of Southern California only as a The ‘average mean temperature in The railroad trip itself is memorable grand final clean-up sale of our stock of low cuts to make Sch i ance ania helped t that more than three of my victims winter resort. He said I would be even Southern California for the past 44 throuch the canyons. mountains and way for incoming lines for Fall. This year the values efVeral police mon, — 4% For a limited time, every sy er gem ceeds e cee \ . more surprised to sleep there under blan- cd tded Weather Bureau records} micas sliaceld “mot wat t's teeming with miler os al ‘Come ‘and see these wonderful le " ait an de . 2 ‘ 1@ chin. on wellieve Tes ¢ ‘ar : oie ° . ‘ oOllOoOWS: * > a - © on ? . | . id |the enraged Dithosmeg customer buying one of our | siing up under my body punishment kets every summer night. It was only a June, 66—July, 70—August, 71— our early history. ‘This great vacation | rdw yell J and barked $8.75 summer suits at the mor than four rounds. tew hours away from me as it 1S from September, 69. starts when you step on the train. | Newark Shoes for Men ana Women, $4, $5 and $6 it iw regular price may select an- es of my wees Seete sh =o you, and so I packed up and went, on The same records show that a great NONE HIGHER. ors Taunt Snyder. . won in the fourth round, six of them es , citv in the center of this section has on re nd lpatrons surged dows other of the same size from roing down for the count in that the spur of the moment, just as you the average only one day in June two : Now pric oes 7 ie the same stock for $2. A . 7 optioned gel ey ye can do. - davs in July, three if August and three O (The boa S Seilieton - the | Asstdrtment limited; broken Sit” Seat toe strong or at least in September when the thermometet The thing to do is, go now—ggo this ‘tenm@el took exceptiell : ll - | as strong as I will be at that notch My Greatest Summer touches or exceeds 90 degrees. hild ll , dil | P sizes (most for small men); | ** Strone | ca ‘ T ae Ne ; hich summer. Men, women, children—a snl by one of t eC: " " 135 pounds at 2 o'clock I'm a rea! , [he air is usually dry, so higher 7 D id : irted'a fiat Bi some slightly soiled, but a lightweight, and he will be on. th»! That summer was a life saver for me temperatures are comfortable here need a change like this. ecide now. The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores in/the United States, is puthbreak was quel wonderful opportunity for a night of Aug. 12, or he will lose $5000 —the greatest I ever spent. The deli- that would be uncomfortable in the You can arrange it 1f you will. You'll . ; ate : nb ST. LOUI . “te REPUBLIO cious, cool nights refreshed me and every East where humidity emphasizes heat. say it’s the best trip of your life. | STORE 706 Olive Street BUILDING rment half a dozen forfeit.” big saving on a summer suit. a@veral acut "Will you refuse to fizht if }e@ hen . ; . . Southern gf nlifornia averages 309 : rey . . 2 sled , a , ~ = . : ' - - . . . ‘ . - . . : wl ut * " - High- srade —— in ag the aerena — day a f new dis ae of gy davs of sunshine. Summer is the rain- It costs less to live in Southern Cali- Y ae ee ey Hey — ee encima. Gat aide ebered (oes copes C8 WaSt my man- interest orgot myself completely an rou Cc lan on perfect ip th d b : ee ; Were acored q .a . “tae en ne a . \- > ess season so you can Pp an P fornia. So a trip there nee nor e N E Men’s & Young Men’s | *#°" 8#¥s._ He's the skipper, so far as FOOT SPECIALIST IN ATTENDANC. 7 ais ene it tats hte fer. was a new man trom the start. ° weather for your fun. expensive. Southern California is near Open Tuesday Evenings Till S P. M., Saturday Until 10 P.M, CtMLION ' Rec ing me | it] policmen were et feit, you can tank on that.” our National Government Parks that - —_—_—_ > y ag and no furtt : Summer CANADIANS WOULD PLAY What I Found = pinkie eo climb. In fact. a thousand the Government is now encouraging , | feelin i I found that Southern California is “wend 1) tourists to visit. | a 9 te Mh Sar Ge a FOR G. H. WALKER TROPHY . things to see and do that you have never | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | _—« PHOTOPLAY THEATERS iintmered after the @@ the £reatest summer playground in the nyfier, particularly, AT COUNTRY CLUB LINKS| world—and I have traveled far and SHR ane Gees Deron, Full Information ect of the Rickeymen'@ii™ t * saree edt -Dienatde | Hundreds of thousands go there every ‘ , i@ , | LYRIC cKYDOME sine - was ra : ; Special to the Post-Dispatch. " . hie Pon: whi 1 areal . Sul S “OTTAWA, Ontario, Aug. 5.—That wide summer—the enlightened travelers who At Railroad Ticket Offices ic mi Tee ~~ E WEST EAD LYRIC lwouls, Cardinal plage Suits that sold all there will be no formal competition | There are 4000 miles of paved motor . . know. Telephone or write today to local i, — i their feolings by s@zg this season for the international go'f| roads leading to innumerable strange : er hegre ined | CONSTANCE TALMADGE tn “if Women Only Knew” vder scarceiy poke Wh t you, ty you are secki ing a railroad ticket offices for detailed infor WEDDING B | te: ‘hamptonshi the trophy for ] tain drive 101 7 y not } ‘ , || (Ham) Hamilton in “The (ireenhorn.” Based on Balzac’s Meditations of Mas-~ leammates on his ff ee ' paces=——One NOUN rive “rr lace that will be neu mation—rates, routes, tickets, reserva- | “Moose Trails”—News and Views. riage, with » notable enat. er he was traded, evel $30 NOW which the cup offered by George HU long, called the “rim of the world, , P . Ask for Southern California “TOPICS OF THE DAY.” News and Views. Topics of the Das. eee ee eee oe were 6000 feet in the air There is entrancing newness there— — tions, ec. ge Gene Rodemich's—ORCHESTRA—David Silverman's ery and room matet® certain to Canadian players, for thus} “ diversion oil the finest kind. maps and folders. Do it now. Special ! far only Canada has signified any ‘n- ‘There are wonderful Sta beaches with railroad rates are now in effect to Cali- these ball players, that “ an anybody to eak : : on o end ‘ a oO chaliienae oe vr) want ; : ep | “eigen cmt lA T xe — oe great hotels and modest cottages. A And blanket nig! t" inv ariably give fornia. For further information use c O | | N G RINITY NF FNTERTAINMEN [ IGLEN TO S (hoped all spring and summer that world famous ocean fishing ground lies the energy that makes the daytime tun. coupon below. SATURDAY A i in ERICA SATURDAY | this season up to cent en oe RP Lae ae Ce ie British golfers might make an efforc. to win the cup in the first competi- | — oo ar pd reg Oe : of a lifetime. Y T ep . = a. sen. r ae evue—Lane ago = ' | terda in the Printe rs National Sat a Soe Ane Ace Austin & in ‘‘Stolen Moments 4 COMING SATURDA TO THE lat k 11 ' ball « “h ampions, winning In ae se B h (-aines—Hector & a my BS ee Ne a an te inning. 5 to 4. A batting rally in the A h ~ +>—Je Rose & Adame—Tom — ‘” - a Gibraltar. Navies “and Gene . tring by rw Chi wie printers tied I euser usc PA 0 Harold Lievd Comedy and Photo Plays. mE oS f. RAR ED ' oy LY RIC. 7 ,! YDOM a 2 the scons and in the tenth, Bjor- ; BASEBALL TODAY A PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ~— ce ei Tse A L- WEST END LwWREC timely double sent over the . inning | run 567 : F SPORTSMAN'’S PARK \C-I-N-D-E-R-E-L-L-A x ewe : nll MBE Rep STAR SWE Meee. eatee Sele 0— Tickets on «anle at Dengler & Hate’ in M ” LOUCas -— 7 aad (* Nerbourg » Battertes Nieman and Meyers. ‘leer Stere. 208 SN. Broadway. BUCK JONES 7 Two MOONS — baa GS Movers, >. Decaluwe and A. Neee- . . \—— Fox LAST TIMES 4 THE MUNICIP " " A +o luwe PHOTOPLAY YHEATERS Last ruts “ECHOES OF TH UNICIPAL OPERA . ; ~ +4 a4 HE om sé Cc - Ssh Tray Added to Davis Cup. Servet cold st tes = {Le Bel aan a HONE OF JACK FROST Dv """S in “THE MARCH HARE”. 4 rf rig Net ony “i at 15 ear ae a Sold in } ales 6G. yg 8 . bs * CHESTNUT Continvove—10 A, M. to 11 P.M. TWO EN MOUS SUCCESSES—COMF TO THE BARGAIN MATINEE TopaY¥ be re? The Davis ¢ r bowl classic tro- at I5c per Dottic. 00 ; | rye wt _— 99 CHARLES CHAPLIN te ~— an W V TZ TUE LARGEST THEATER b SRICA® “¢ s iy * s pr ys heme ss nnia plas ¢) e world cases of 24 bottles by your | pe ser * us | Thos. H. Ince's “MOTHER oO’ MIN “4 Day's Pleasure” ONDERFUL URLI ER ORGAN IN THY. vw ORLD j _ MAMING hha, , ‘ i. ‘; : meti Aon 4 2 Mighty Drama > = ‘ : J ' nt rersert 7 over? wil! ; 7 7 ‘ : grocer or dealcr at $2. JV net *—be peuge liber e te Nentre) - Pt . “Tt ARTING “ vit TMi: COOL nm etc. aay uM 4TISER TOMORROW ray when stands as the prize in -less than Ipc per bottle. 7 : t. YS THE PPLIGHTFIL 66 aes a ae of vi ANHEUSER -BuSCH, INC a . rv; ; : ‘\N ec “ii Dt HATHA ONE A MINUTE ew orem ‘ Mw ne te | ~ ty t aes heen ritte al 11s = * , : ; . : . Be 2 Wel. O. oy : myiile Marine (4 the cup has been written 3 ST. Louis, U.S. A , e Mil § in “Tne Gul hy ten ANITA STEWART tn ; ; _ net tre ght Offiees: | ap SUsST ST. & > | ‘ : | ‘ | huwesteorn rreight . tral ; that have Bucccsesi\ i% pe A: 0 AT lage tts PRION: yp SIO te 35 i’ msernge»r The" sf Carmel Myers in Kiss” “Playthings of Destiny” ASHEN 0 SAMUELS te A TS 7 " ; - - te © -_
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Si » _ * —_ ee ee ee re 7 GB $e 1s i » “2 @-~o. wes Oe OE a wares oe * > a 23 STS: ~~ tS »” ~~ « -_— ww « eee oo « oO . —~{ — er LOSSES GENERAL PADE MODERATE ‘ON STOCK MARKET Profit-Taking Continues and Short Selling Resumed — Rails and Industrials Alike Decline. By Leased Wire From the New Vork Herenau of the Post-Dispatch. Aux. 6 The Eventi pyrighte@d fnanciai Sivs “Weakness again prevailed on Ptock i.xchangee, with trading on moderate basis Pront taking contin- wed and short telling was resumed Rails and id off from the start and coy . iring the afternoon The rec ms re. however, broac- ly distribut Toward the close the Josees in lis amounted to fully point wh i® pecalr among trials ran from fractions to 2 p (all money was at 6 per cent throug. ‘out Sterling Is Hicher. “An absence of fferings character market prices ul! 33.59%. and, a! quar™@r cent, still the day amounting man marks tou still were up ' cents Fret and the other were generally ously the pre the eariy part removed and it announcer other ineta.. nes at neath was apparent wrican currencies Cotton ef ved another e of further reports and more optimist: fen’ cloth markets Trading was active and it was evident that shorts were beifi@ run t oS made a 42-f and l?lecemb mand, re 13.97 cents fered further u tion of next Mond crop report. The 8 went as low as $1.15 covering to $1.19, 2% cents (,atn tn Gold Holdings. “Additional gains in gold by the Federal Ke rve week offset a : liabilities and carrie: tio of the combined sy) third of a per cent cent The feature ; ever, was a sharp de: of the New York bar amounting to 38 per three of the other ree! meanwhile, show+d gain cal reserve altuations particuiarly iat banks at Kaneas and in the latter to nearly 6 per cent furthermore, was d tirely t a large: sharee of the « Which is another w the commercial banks made tranefers by checks or telegraph fr New York to the tniand entere WV it is impossible to stat why this irred, 1 Sugmest that an « taking place A wee at New York were eas: cago were distinct!s rates have hardened h-« _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -—_—_—- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1921. — NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK CURB = o NEW 4¢ ee sjTiarTe. ¥ ‘ing ar . . nea ~ I 2 . “ Matals ond Eout ? ] é ] ™“~ pments. . “A i. 2 al NDUsTRIALS A? * i4* i’ INDEPENDENT OILS. Future Grain Prices m5 * Sys »jlinm > 4° 7 40 4 Railroads. : »~ , ‘ ole . Ni ‘ si Aud 's . = > Chicago Provisions Boston + serve bank statements. 7 Foreign Exchange Domestic Money Specia! to the Post-I)iapatc? NEW YORK Aug , peer 6 7 a . : : ’ T tie ina'y Cal money Orm,: bigh. GO per cent ‘, . : ; . ‘ eit & w ~_—- ' a. wee O@esaeat Bo- ceptances. 6% per cent SL ROUNMKAN RATER Sterling ‘par $4 8% per sovereign): de. ” | meohe + U%. ca ee S35 Ff ’ Ana o) days $3 bank Us ‘ave 4 | n ey) eo _« =.4 Par : . : \ par - ee : Pertugal © Be vrakla ei at , 7 z 1? 3 cents per le demar 4? ipar [O33 cents per crews EASTERN RATES par 67 * ents : ke ible 73 50 conte per pepper pees égemend, 10 254 ; . " . Canedians Gollar) de > Tier Silve > > ‘7, Parts Market Qulet r.% a - Chicago Stock Sales e ioe I ‘ rudon 4 Metals Valwort > FAIRLY WIDE LOWER RANGE Stock Market — TO WHEAT LIST AT CHICAGO . Louis Reserve Bank. 5" a4 Vieta ~ . Is at St. Louk ~ ge.2a & ~—-——- } - -—-— New VYork Metals ry as Aug } op Oe Goods Market. FINANCIAL FINANCIAL J. Herndon Smith haries W. Moore SMITH, MOORE & Investment Securities 509 OLIVE STREET | Beli Olive 522 Saint Louts William H. Burg * fy ee i i "i or + _———|]|||[l"lS||[S|S>*"“LL]==SEsEssSS———— | oo WHILE the Post-Dispatch investigates all Financial A ivertising before publication, (t necessarily cannot dorse any investment or speculation advertised etercise bis own Jadement. recommend or ina. The buyer must — ~ - FAR LATER REACTS | “ESS | ON LOCAL EXCH today's highes: road Street cert Transactions on the St. Louis Stock Ex- ~ tr: . - . . nta4 LZ hange today, in the aggregate amounted to —— 4 STOCKS High. Lew Cl a i osed . ' — 7 456 shares of stock and $2000 in bonds. Wheat futures oc the | STAND Ah? Ors Spec 1) ¢t tha a e*-Diepat _ i But © antes made the lower on i rie P L 180%, 189° . » a aren i "ing is & wst #. i 3 €hants Rechange today. Seapite . _ ~oe - , NEW YORK A 1£. 5 =—_J5 oT 4A -- > ; : . > oa s ~ : SS «eqs arec ‘ ‘ ; ; ‘ 2 cranges @ . » ont — . 7 ee ese ad ™~ “ns ” . - = ™ —_ +s end ” ex port sea HG. Emphasis was )s.ced NIN steacy tone n He Ul —— t tne ec2a jays sales OF -S8t pre- MINING ‘ _ ne gh cal —— os 7 thmovermment of grain. the latter . ‘ ‘ - : (e3 ’ . >r All caad markeis were lower, ‘COnaimts from the country contin ve « the local cash market there was a) na at lie te Be nmte md from le te Hradsetreet's Py iearances of wheat ta * » > es ce an) ee - * ~ ~ — — — ~ » ee -2 ONES f ws r 78 193.100 eo ry ~—- , , mt : . tres 7s 1929 0: c a: « " ay — *~ - “ ada burns ak : fF; 2% * , port export sales of wheat and + 458.100 LM) * sale th.SGe ~ ted states tearmnshin aa I'nited Railways pfd ie orn futures, while ranging lowes, 4 ‘? ; a eee SS ae } car ad | Daily Grain Movement Shenenmani ted ee —_———=—--- | COFM, Hone, oats, none; fleur, e> wing table * 7 - wheat and flour, 262,000 bu. nfined ?t ir - R au es . ¢ ‘ ' ‘ ” J ba , io = al Mm she - " ; “ “6 parative nr mary receipts ———— - - -—— cei and shi —— : Py i : > TY, tod . 3.048 000 a New York Sugar. es WHEAT FOR? ATS ~- — o36. ae at tbr ties ay Be RE 795.000 today. 2,002,000 last weak, ee freight, equal t f is is 300 * sli cs Lor Comparative primary . , - 1 . 1 #3AS_01) 810 700 793.000 last 633 000 today iast year 1 ri ) Louis Hay Market. . sehen koe : 2. $14@16: Ne, | Bf ' ie . ” one at ’ Le! e Sl°. sample ¢ Janus 9 . ~ - | rairie—No 2, $5414: No. 1, SEM | 100 100 , Philadelphi 0 ———--@. , ?..101% 101 Lo] New York Coffec Restor - Linseed Oil Market. FOREIGN RONDs YORK. Aug. 5.—Coffer—! ‘ saiveston - vy, a LINSEED OIL—In lets of lwé . 4s 100 1003 | - ’ l¢ Futures s . a . - ” ¢ re n 9Oc per gallon for raw and Oe for ba ~ - ~~ yy = 3 FINANCIAL FINANCIAL NEW ISSUE $5,000,000 THE OTIS STEEL COMPANY First Mortgage Twenty-Year 8% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Series “A” L. Interest payable February 1 and August 1. , Due August 1, 1941. £15,000 000) Dated August 1. 192 Neri: ” ae \ és To he : resentiv issued S95. 000 000 Redeemable in whole or in part at the option of the Company on 6 weeks’ notice on any interest date up to and in- cluding August 1, 1924, at 110 and interest 2nd on any interest date thereafter at 107%; and interest up to and including August 1, 1926, and thereafter at 1074, and interest less +2 per cent for each 12 months or part thereof elapsed after August 1, 1926. ¢1.000. $500 and $100 registered as to principal Interest pay- Coupon Bonds in dénominati of able in New York at the office of Blair & Co.. and in Cleveland, at The Union Trust Com- pany. without deduftion for any Federal income taxes to the extent of ~Jo per » - ee wale hae » , ‘ . ‘ . annum which the Company or Trustee may be required to withhold THE UNION TRUST COMPANY, CLEVELAND, TRUSTEE For information regarding this issue, we refer to a letter dated August 3d, 1921, from Mr. G. Bartol, president of the Company, copies of which may be obtained from the undersigned on fre- quest, some of the items of which he has briefly summarized as follows: BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN 1873, CONSISTS PRINCIPALLY IN THE MANU- FACTURE AND SALE OF STEEL PLATES, SHEETS, CASTINGS, PIG IRON, AND COKE BY-PRODUCTS. “Otis” Products bear a high reputation having been sold for the past 48 years. Customers include railroad companies, boil- er manufacturers, ship builders, automobile manufacturers, oil companies, machin- ery concerns, etc. PURPOSE: To pay off approximately $3,520,000 current indebtedness and to provide additional working capital. v FIRST MORTGAGE: Bonds are to be se ured, in opinion of Company’s counsel, by direct first mortgage on the entire fixed properties now owned. The mortgage will also cover similar property hereafter a:quired. VALUATION: The general property account (less depreciation) is valued at $16,099.,- 583. The securities owned in other companies are carried at $1,404,124 and net quick assets as of June 30, 1921, (after giving effect to proposed bond issue) at $7,384,344, an aggregate of $24,888,051, equal to nearly § times the proposed $5,000,- ooo issue. NET PROFITS: After depreciation for the 4", years ending June 30, 1921, available Sea ae ee > for interest before Federal Taxes (apart from inventory adjustment since Decem- ber 31 last) averaged $4,149,715 per annum, or over to times annual interest on these bonds. After provision for Federal Taxes said net profits averaged for 41% years $2,167,- 988. or nearly 542 times the annual interest charges on the new bonds; this average includes the unprofitable six months ended June 30, rg21. Since July rst encourag- ing improvement has occurred in volume of orders received. Net profits available for interest for year 1920 before Federal Taxes were $1,615,008, and after provision for Federal Taxes were’ $1,543,482, or approximately 4 times the annual interest on the new bonds. FINANCIAL CONDITION: After giving effect to proposed bond issue current as- sets as of June 30, 1921, were $8,366,189 and current liabilities $981,845, or a ratio of over 8to 1. These net quick assets alone equal nearly 150% of the proposed $5,000,000 issue. | FET Tg ~ePAY , ay LRP, LEMNOS Fa ae j ze lan Ely Cee eS SINKING FUND payable semi-annually commencing May 1, 1923, will provide for re- tirement through redemption or purchase annually $250,000 of Series “A” Bonds. PLANTS have combined annual approximate capacity of 360,000 tons of pig iron and 450,000 tons finished steel products. : The legal proceedings in connection with the issue are being passed upon by Messrs. Cravath, Henderson, Leffingwell and de Gersdorf®, New York, and Messrs. Squire, Sanders and Dempsey, Cleveland, Ohio. Interim receipts or temporary bonds will be deliverable in the first instance. All offer- fugs are subject to authorization of the issue by the stockholders, to proval of proceedings by counsel and ‘‘when, as and if issued and received.” PRICE 99 AND INTEREST, YIELDING 8.10% ' BLAIR c€& CO. INCORPORATED | Bank of Commerce Bldg., St. Louis. NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO The statements presented above, while not guarant pin fe abo he g eed. are obtained from sources which CURB MARKET STEADY © st-nouissroces — WHEAT FUTURES DOW SS Wal News an —SPEC] ee By a Special ¢ Post NEW YORK tienms for the r that enlioved the early in the wee of trading te ay the iows of th= Pacific at 744% from the high Northern prefer points; New Yor 2% points; Unis 2%; Atchi#on at ern Pacific at 7 gsyivania at 37% Reading at 69%, These quotat record: hur sie none, except po pront. repurchaage the hypothetical Monday's and T railroad situation the market conth tinction between actually demonst wet operating e#, ment contro] to « for the stockhold ave still to de ibility ‘il, steels, equ! re Ail Weaxk nsider the sale netal under 1 selling coppe! Se Was miads nued trmnes efined sugar. T? solid accord: and s anot ed-for Cuban ed. Probaidy as the Spe i] vill De the divi ‘rican Sugar Wednesday irning from . ” - mercies Mark: Aain wer strong were reached for ent Heports ff, ry goods trade ne . ‘all money was iArRea! wy ; nor r ai x r ea “as . raded in «@ Foreilg exchange sop Ye-steraayv a The afternoon s«' we eiyy wen kK X wer: made on one wit ee res'jitea down over 2 point: sharp decline in Ue tor ire Cia .7 « attention of specyul cline, A tlehten!: arnet oa t he aaoen s The Bond gain today the active and br . @ cays gair if the dealt ’ T beg aps genera reaiiz x a : rregauia : wir ale ‘ part ilariy s Hat ‘ mati ‘ . ae come s e Pacifie convertible 51%. @& decline of J the refundings react aL wer than their teria Erie prior li poets. Reck Island ‘ ned ts a point to t kh sae & Texas 4a | a f point below & } > ‘er Prices Were tne Hliudsen & Manh refunding Ges selling ty +o. \% and the s . - 43 Manh. t * ar ne t ¥ eville & a ‘) and An } ' vi'»y industrial « ? wae little feat a r «s@ fell off aga to Gols. @ decline of Sp: “xOeid §@ alge ea? . ainat yesterda: at 7% (jen . ** acVvanced a : f fise tn Br I ‘ that lewue uf eSularity marke ! ernment bonds bert, group - a wedreh €s WwW : estercay. && FU INS AR IN COTTON | YEW TORK Lug, 6.< . ‘et Tene wed Fie mane ‘ ve « ts reperts nfes in soca ° ; romp avi . iS petetse hist “nm wa 16 te it “. "acing te erties m @)) posit i he diag wet wut curing th 2 -~ ? _futeree chose ie *% " —_ 13 abc. * £8.06 May. 14.11 ie. ee mri .3 — - Liverpee! (Cotte fer ~ z : 7 i“. | rbd ime adie » fair mittiing oer a i ee er Mie AP SLis Me. POLIS. Mina. . . di'sdwuisen
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—— eee | Clomed lower on the Mer. . toda) - despite report of } Linpliasis was placed on the ain, the latter overcoming Yport’ call (orn and Cats Kkele were lower, ang the . ¢ muntry oontinue liberal : ) Market there was a fai,” ati le to Ye lower Prices ind from le to Se lower if ilsradstreet’s makes the earatices of wheat ] 1,06]... s in very slow demand. at’ es avn “en lt xporte or cory secondin to lira: reet’ AD U0O0 bushels me ad h markets were low The ehid ‘to be restricted by room ° in sliow demand with oft rices e#tend to Vex ioe” THC®SSIONS Were a in the fore part wer Was aeurne and t pactation o large ine Kure net Monday, ae wel that spring Wheat may ihreshed. On the decline x and @ reaction ba mien Of Wheant and = = while ranging lower, ‘a4 rice ‘in ftecelipts today were: rs locnl and 41 througa: onl and 17 through ; oases | 7 through, hay, 163 cums hrough ' Car bole tLOUGAY Were Mia ith, 72 Winnipeg, ; aay jay Wer pgs + 136, ; , hone flour, 2 .000 : "82,000 bu bbis; rimnary reoelipts were: $048 O00 liu wt 524.000 veut mm, 024,000 200°, 000 Wheat, eek, today, today, 568,. Year. Corti, last week, primary shipments 1) today, 1.476.000 net year; corn, 411.¢ it week, 515,000 last 1(y, T45,000 last week, bait: * iis Hay Market. " S14@16 No J : $1"; sample rade sit’ Sal4: No. 1, $15@is. m+ @ mi OU Market, In lote of 1 to 4 harre ov rew and O° for boiled —— | Norway Republic of Re public s \\ . ILWAY' dams Exp col tr 4s Alaska U M “ollowing is a cx gh and A \ yf ; : iy sity of Paris 6s to the Post-Dispatch. ze 5.——Total sales of bonds on the Stock yesterday, $15,220,000 5 we | 314,458,000 two years ago. From Jan 1, to date & year ago and $1,968,555,000 two years agi mpiete list of bond sales today. , Otai low prices are given (in $100.) S:ocks. ich “ee ecns _.__Migh. Low. |] LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS GOVERNMENT BONDS | Exchange today were k ago, $13,172,000 a $1,.908,584,000, against of each ales secufity and Liberty ioth 48 ’ 24 4%4s reg. ry 4 i 1 7TZ ~*6to 87 VU to Bl. .S8.2 to 87. S58 to 87. oo 54 to OS. 82 to US. oh ky a-=ie : 4%4 CUOGm GIO. oc os Victory 3%s... FOREIGN BONDS (70vVt. RS ie ogo 7s SK HR OO BY OS.70 ! TE wpm =} -)=)- sane ae sie rgentine Stocks. High. to 101% L 100 % Lac L ] ] oe e 6 et Steel fg 19050 of St L lst 5a Ss M 3S deb 48 19258. s s 48 1031 Aggett & M 7s .. eeu v4 %& 45 % UU dg j lVlo Govt Kys Of Hermen Ss..... of Lordeaux Us Liggett & M Se hierne Ss . Lorillard (“o Ts (‘openhagen €£ 7 si, ~ 4oulisv & Nash 7s a = Hees : : | lauisv & Nash unif 4s.. Mex Pet Ks }) Louis Manhattan Market St ‘ — : sma vsili Os, ifne) AVAiYV 8 Zurich &s Mun Ss A Nun As B tt ; notes Ma ul ae o> s! pve 100% > J >t SS! 0 y ' top 06% . , ' mia Sit Ss. Japan Japan Ds Nat Rys of Mex National Tube Ss New N E t',s Ser 4 bennuark 448 of Sweden 6s As ‘ : Chile &s .. of Cuba 4%s. of Mexico bs Be of Mexico 4s AND MISCEIIANEOUSB, 62% to 62 AM Ma A eA A cv deb Os A a Z cur A mou “«& West ser 48 os Cor) (is £ J3 ow ] S sf SLAALALALAALLLAZ gt 7 4s 4s, Ls . ; ci ~~ - _—— = ijen ’LE&aWYV traden bit ty et Cash Grain Prices aAnNG February “ft. Taouts Spot Cotton, . : ~ > ; i) - a) } laxean if vs IN. B-PFlas— Me tis Aus. 0 OLI-» nv, ¥u '’ ‘ " ; : : : : i 4% ejanes i’ BoOsT : , a ' es K r NEAPOLIS, > one . rool kin) «) caeh Wool Goods Market. N w @eirly steady, yah good clearances reported.’* : 1040 UY Kt T Term adian >} — a — ~ - = Line 4s DRLRRLRLGALT: - i Div UOlees estern 4s th \s Indiana evt 7s >i A.vUuis ‘ iinmise if \ Las ollowing pI oday t farmers ind = fil i sUVu i oe atierus Biticiex : \ Ur . suuced Bighie.s Pow EGGS HOG PRICES LOWER AND 1000: mules = ( 4 T”] | FE ~Receipts Were lig nda ai . y eis AUGUST 5, 1921. + il iia teed net tmatadalh. “titeeinatisieandiee aati ie PRIMARY RECEIPTS GOOD ce a NATIONAL STOCKYARDS Lil ; 4 , » , ’ . ,? Ait rece . {(a@ttie ang es.- > "Sal a : . . hogs, sUUU, sheep, 17UU; horses and ay con- 1 virtually n trictly “a - ‘ARTIAL LIST ‘ ia rnet aa of $11 rket ! , Jo }’; . { jose ity hogs ws mought ov. vas dull VARTIAL LIST OF SALES. MIXED PACKERS AND HEAVY Av. Db k 1 ahd they SOG rought Ser ov, =” ) 4 SJ SSS Soo S3oo0qoy7q,TovaraaSrfarasretrqe — J Oe Livestock Elsewhere HICAGO, Aue » tt bureau of grades Py yer o v\ ii SLO. bulk Boa LOMO res F'ow ts cas im Fe rth & Prunk lle lk 3 leghorns, 1 th ile 254 and ove o\\ gduckKksa ‘aus l‘*y Ibs id ulinea S4 opel PiaviWmOons Abd 75 per dozen dozen . sinall and per pound a ; Choice, l tv 140 ibs oe) Bot List) Ng (eee 8 , he pa41TLUS OOo Sc S,EGETABLI S. home-.rown =u BOY | MERCHANILS iXCHMANGUE iter wheat ] to be 1 owe (ern +, to BRAC NTIOLD Loulsiafha ailing ’ Btls per y» iz nee? : it kk 4c) i , \ CONWAY > yellow N ‘~ ii No. & wixed, ij _aes 45% G46 ec; 3 white. "Oa 32c: NO % white, liome-grown, 40c per bu box 5 —Wheat ANS—Home-rowt bu boa the $1 30% 41.40%, 1 $1.25 ‘9. box me-grown, q = TURNIPS —Home-grown tozen _ : “ =] ‘ve bus -Hlo ‘ a ‘f ripe Min: Aug. 4 _ box — On abe . . POTATOFS- $8 2. > 4 ' mu bu box ; : . eo b A LTA 7 hows nar , it eT. 13. 80c, Mar nh. 13 7dc oe nei rrAt —The Commercial Bui- } PA , woo hase ne during the week »-elahte grades auction ‘T? with lese s which were a ne proceeds slowly at Aug. & continued of . 25 with the LAU PRS ~ Arkansas and finer t 1s flat crates ureday Was) Onxls mo ’ rd crates. &- than SO per , bit emailer unchanged lin is inne *) i je tn a healthy fr f lightwelghts« L very e@atiafactory re ' are pening» ‘ ith a et rRACHAS Ajeoraia rine f a4 €4.65. North Carolina 6s, $4.85 WATERMELON —7 ortéa. 18 io 28 ib. | s. %, the yr imary roar Kets reinain i average. 1 per 100 |! ” aes Vi ENDRES PE RMRSCTIMIDI Enter its \ i. } l$ , i . ‘ i‘) Lawrenes > ‘ biait Dre }e ed hus f Mary hoters Regan), t Car | 1) Wi Shuus } eT ‘ ’ ; t% Ent AIDDITIONAT DEATH NOTICES SEE NEXT PAGE. _— -— ee ———_ _ Ten - _ ————————————ES=___ aaa 8 —— STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_—— —— = ee ee ee Ge — ee ee =. SS SO SS a Sr A Boy Aged Seven Another, Twelve——and-——One, Thirteen The offer of a FREE RANGER BICYCLE for twenty new subscriptions to the Post-Dispatch has attracted boys and girls of various ages. The “Motorbike” model for boys is supplied in three sizes, 18 in., 20 in. and 22 in. frames, and the “Superbe” model is adjustable to meet the requirements of tall or short girls. Age is not a factor. The seven-year-olds have competed on an equal basis with those of eighteen. Enrollments are welcomed from boys and girls of all ages, with the exceptions noted below. —_— — ~ yea Fe A | ie eee hit try ° Leit to Right: Earl Younger, 12 years old, 6137A Michigan av. Harry Gruenloh, 13 years old, 3314 N. 11th st. Edward O’Hare, 7 years old, 2604 S. 18th st. The Honor Roll! Grows! (Third Hundred Awards) EDW. B. LANG, 426 West Davis set. MICHAEL MURPHY, 3408 Clark av. PEARL MeVEY, 1617 EF. Broadway, East St. Taouis, OY. . STANLEY ALLINA, 5915 McPherson. HARRY KEIPP, 1618 N. 14th at. EUNICE SNELSON, 4442 Manchester. HELEN SWEENEY, 5912 8. Broadway. GEORGE CLYDE, 2221 C st., Granite City, Ml. . ALBERT DICKSON, 3320% Franklin av. LORENZ HOUMAN, 3813 Forest Park bil. CLARENCE REPPFE, 3729 Olive at. MELBA STOLLE, 511 Veronica, East S¢. Louis, Tl. VUCURIEL JONAS, Delmonte Hotel. MONROE DIETER ALLEN, 5085 Cates av. VERNON KLEIST, 4266 Meramec. JOE MILNER, 2306 Franklin. ALICE MARCRANDER, 712 Yate av., Webster Groves, Mo. WILFRED 8. KIENER, J1 N. Lellewithe. Tl. EPWARD STEFERNECK, 4051 Olive at. DREPS GOODALE, 6229 Columbia av. ROBERT HEIMBILEECHER, 7250 Shaftesbury av. ' WALTER L. KING, EDWARD STOCKGLAUSEN, demar. ° GhRORGE a Pg AA a a a a a a it KATIE BERRY, 33825 FARL YEHLING, 5426 VARWYN PD. COHEN. GSE N. Newstead av. RICHARD KUENNEN, 1401 North Park pl. FAREL KINNIFER. 1321A Merchant st. HARVEY HUTCHISON, 1512 Burd av. ALBERT FISHER, 5851 Garfield av. EVANS FRANCIS, 1822A Papin st. IGNATIUS MOONEY, 1405 Granville pl. ELEANOR SULZNER, 41952 Lisgtte av. FRANCIS CULLEN, 1337 Montclatr. LENORE MecWAIN, 4011 Olive st. IRENE BRADY, 2983 Fads av. JOUN LISCHER, 4615 Maryland, HARRY GRUENLOLE, 32314 N. tith LORETTA KUPFERER, 2640 Osage. CELIA PRICE, 1726 Franklin, JOHN FORD, 4202 Clay av. FARL YOUNGER, 61374 Michigan, MORRIS LUECKING, 1126 Loughbor- ough av. ! ALVIN BERGER, 2219 GEO. KUPPINGETR., r506 SS. SAM WEISS, 1721 Franklin. ARTHUR RICHARD, S3tt7 Thomas st. JAMES TRACY, 1442 Hogan st. PHILIP DEGNAN, 1469 College av., St. Louis, Ill. FRANK BB. CLARKSON JR., R. i. ton, Mo RAYMOND av. ADOLPH OLIVER MOSS, S13 5S. HORACE MeGERb. 90% RARRY COOPERSMITIHI, DON LIVINGSTON, 4136 Juniata st. ARTHUR BURHLER, 2560 Salena MARY LOUISE ROUTAN, 330 Summit Webster Groves, Mao GARLAND MILLER, 3209 Vichigan av, PAUL DOLVIN, 401! Columbia ELIJAH BAKER, 23: Olive st DOROTHY METZGI 2820 Arsenal Broadway A. Pine st. Cologne. st. 12th. s., McNair av. 3d st. 3800 Page av. 1e31 last Wal- 2. Clay- HODGES. 1418 Pteree WM. HUBER Jr... S9S0A Labadte. ANZOLA D. LAIRD, 115 .bRuectid. GEORGE UARKIS, 836 Marshall Webster Groves, Mo. FARE MARGEDANT. 704 S&S. FPourth at. ROY COLLINSON, 3829 Linden Place, Ee. St. Louts, Tl, JIFROME THOMAS, 5821 Garfteld av. ELROY COLBERT, 8400 MeLaren av. VARTIUA H. SPARKS, 5864 Page. HENNEY ©. BLOCK, Ott Wilmington. DANIEL CREGAN, 3970 Cleveland av. RAYMOND TIORPFRHEN, 618 8S. Charles «t.. Betleville, Oh. oO. KIDMAN, 310 FE. ville, I. Meet These Tests to Be Approved: No extra credit for yearly subscriptions. : ‘ ar. WASHINGTON, 3110's Clark Broadway. nv. sft 3363 &. av... Garrison Hickory piit Fouston ar. KRILAUS, sf. “uv., at Vashington, Belle- Subscriptions Must e required—each tor 6 months. tuired—from persons not now reading the Daily POST-DISPATCH. No credit allowed for Sunday POST-DISPATCH subscriptions. A Sunday POST- Daily POST-DISPATCH may subscribe through you under subscriptions ar 20 New Daily Verified Offer is open only to boys reside within St. Louis carrier < and Kirkwood, Webster Groves, subscriptions arg re required. ubscriptions are 1 r who has not been reading the DISPATCH reader evbscriptions are required. We investigate the validity of the order and rs gp oe ave received subject to acceptance by the POST-DISPATCH. and girls who are not identified with the sale or distribution of the POST-DISPATCH, and who lelivery limits, including East S:. Louis, Belleville, Granite City, Venice and Madison, in Lilinois ; Florissant, Valley Park and Maplewood in Missouri ENTRY BLANK— POST- DISPATCH Circulation Department: Send instructions for securing a $60 Ranger Bicycle with- out paying or collecting any money. I am not now identified in any way with the sale or distribution of the POST- DISPATCH. the subscriber's responsibility. Send or Bring the Entry Blank to the Post-Dispatch Circulation Dept. Name ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee eee eee eee ae ss eee © e @ « “eevee evrnenwn ee eee ewe eaeeeee ene eeeee et Pee eneee eee eeeaeeae Address ett ewe e eee een ee ee een eee tea ee ewee = De Ss eS SY ee SS
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_ Aivera and Ra oon, Hephew #! nue Grand av oe ts url > «a. Of ‘hy Mie « ,4s—i'n T CEMETERIES - emoria! Park COMING EVENTS AUTOMOBILE TRIPS Ai -—* *? hieents ‘, ware ‘ wi > by aut ; wl ne tt my mills eet hls afte . AS ‘i, i * 4 4th CEMETERY LOTS PERSONAL in PERSONAL ‘Lee : e "e Ji “uN J 49 I’eari na ‘> e\ 2 ME I GRO a gy epiGert PRINTING AND * . AD 7 P'PE CLEANERS DOR=SSING Lee Te Seba eee hited t Pret HELP WANTED WONenx GIRLS STOVE REPAIRS ae ied BRAUER SUPPLY CO. re S3if-18 N. S34 at A. G. AN FS WY = HELP WANTED-—MEN, BOYS I | PARTNERS WANTED _ i — ee AST @) IE aly KNIFE MAN—FOR FANCY PAPER | YOUNG wom ANinership, wih gifis, camD/ excursion steams St . yN ANS \ i ERS 1 4 As we euont no information DPbureau, tt ts ee a WALL on artenintntt PAPER - . . Giris experienced icin 1m Dp be _ us OH. PEC KHAM PAC TI “> ety ee & iippers RY. 7th aad house. aN nr | .: SALESMEN WANTED ie ANTED—GIRLS , vs sible to answer queries by mail tele Query for Sunday must be ell an wnusval RIMM ERs STA TIONER ot and 1 at 1010 Wiive ier felt hats: ste es Pay : as ; Ace “» 7 : s . ’ . : . . " : 5 ™ : Pls 7 rr: , er “ee " oe — > good pay. s ; rk jou tired 1708 Ww Ashington. ‘PhP S—Expertenced Mfe te 923 WEHAVE. a.» TION FO! VHO HAS en nettiont. ts, VWastington. | m.: 6 Bevo Mill. days’ Morganford and at ote. NISHER— Aaic 2a! KE R—Experienc ed va’ ‘per 8 shoes Kiddy 1o ‘Ls rRAE Hr eT ‘SRAPHER — . * of -1 come 1t | ome to right) young lady er. uve? The- Protestant: references; *-[raepatch one _correspondenes| stton tm town! ” run Set ous: uf? agee af " id r Taped lis ‘be , . a . o~ owe i. . . a - * : + z* ? eorr r ‘Ti 7 «a , =) ‘ ‘-« -D o™’y - —! : ee oa “ A hie am RESS pir ( r : SALESMEN och. from Tito" ®. {iho ON, aed cecal Shad v > ood . — re —— ’ Pr" IT 3° °a ly experience, to and fi line of the country; only that they can ean gual- lin® mot es eeaesful o trucks, adver yplieation will be the mental! vour ability. qualifications ee rcan 5 ot. chani# Market. work en abil: * Apply Morrts | ‘ Peston refined woman te ‘ake App y¥ When you become an ADVERTISER in the POST. DISPATCH WANT AD Columns _ Especially is this true of the SUNDAY issue where heir INFLUENCE is FELT in HUNDREDS of THOU- SANDS of HOMES, OFFICES and BUSINESS PLACES throughout St. Louis and the Great Southwest! most suc jEs—T70 years of age ana over. post packages, ~et -DMevatch —xpertenced in ocery taking te ep bene orders bv Wee FF give: reference Boz N-161. P - ? No matter WHAT you may WANT to ACCOMPLISH by MONDAY, if it’s any thing that newspaper adverti ising will bring about, the THING that you DESIRE SATURDAY will be YOURS MONDAY, by merely advertising in the r ; en | ; ndust " wt ~ fo : : ” sa: ~ . nt 2 _— shied 4 ‘8} HELP WANTED— WOMEN. me of the bustnese and ve annual eal- | Julier . . .* bgnue , scodertul ‘e) ppor: anit patch right party "es A-t SAL ES GIRLS - - SO ee ee ae ae . ~enem © BUSINESS WANTED Phone ‘ive b | rows 4 Ce. VtS « Ay wora ANDY Ee =s i cS yi : or call BUSINE +s yy eis —-Dry goods and furnis asi 4 or resta ‘NE EcTi« NE RY ‘ ae? Moz ». SI Poot -Dw. TIOMERY have experience. i ¥. for cash | 3 w“ t4 —Smal }¥ ee a W td. +49 rooming house aeninglem. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ANDO TRADE SCHOOLS '-> NT” clerke hee Ww sodbine Cafe 108 N 3524 v aes ae anol We ‘ ~—— Fe — ‘ Exchange ecaity Washington yinent Dept Di PHONE ()PERATOR—Who hap he Olive an‘ as * veuar es 2 an eo) and +. z ad ' ¢ floor, A Alee Co. 5130 = ss oo + BUSINESS FOR SALE rion! AND YM AKERS—Candy ond for ln Vote i taiz. Phone ~a~we eo ~ — Fe oe rience ex! oon © "ales SOS N. Tth @ a. ERER—One havi an ns experieom -12 hesen’ . + SHI: P23 a" oe J sor —P ‘Teta oat et BRARPFRER —E a pervwen smiy BAR BEF > a ié “AKER = he encec fer an UD~-th-de ey en bed peiy M. Handiemas we oo eh HELP WANTED J [oF Fe oe uw tune? “ahs _ t- Leepetca. ’ estore MEN BOYS \/ a * ime ia | se) PaR' NEP aay pe ee ena sn _-* - » Ls reof_cg oO Usi be ‘d piene . on, ~ lL tA Coleman of ¥ ; Tt Re ——4i_ Yeretuffed ' 1Aa~; =i8 ae Lesi« aad FURS ‘TURE—Aumineter ru x "ity tere, wardrame, et? pt LRAITTRE— FS cvatms. ¢ Ts. ene eels - T5144 ot PURIST RE Poel thy ee ‘-
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ON er eee Mn A alee ln or ~ eer EO AE Oe I IG NR ECE EE ve oe a ‘ a th Soe — ene ~= ~ : “ = ~ - =A — te 3 . ~ _FR omens 27. ee FRIDAY. ‘© TO SELL A USED ARTICLE AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise it in these columns. “®t post-piararce 14 —_—- eee _-_—- - : OI | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES M LES en FOR SALE HOUS a GOODS FOR SALE \STORE A AND OFFICE FIXTURES AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES AUTON oBit mM it — —oi¢S N Vandeventer ri “dvenctce c—Dining room sulte, misston. ea EEET— ‘ a —_— aaah TRUCKS FOR SALE i RS FOR SALE ee Con GALS 5. | JEPPERY—With a soectal bedy, suitable COUPES FOR SALE TOURING CARS FOR SALE =| ___ "TOURING CARS 1921 mod- | OVERLAND TOURING, 4-CYLINDER, | 5-|JEFFERY—With a soectal body. sultalts FOR SALE ‘ —- —— ee = A. ver- FORDS.° Uring-care. 1918 to 19821 «tm -ASSENGER HAS ALL NEW AINE, } Sag outs. tenes A tires ver? iD) Gresser, hall seat and mirror, =e { fix-'| OLDSMORILE Gocps LATE 1919 MOD-! AU/BURN—Tourine 19” 0: Pepe nted. o ofa me With otestace as jermountables, Poe rp ; QUIET AS NEW. AN eled: rack ! veatat " ’ if eu = Quick Meal gas range. Jewe'! fire. BOOK CASE—8& ao nal, and combinat! ap Bx. EL; NOT A SCRATCH ON THIS BEAU hauled: this icar ia in th mK Of oO a, seek Tike dae armains. 3114 Came av MOTOR Ri a tHE WORKIS NG MAN good magninag tage : vested by GORFECTION? F y * iving rooms, wari ve i r Call Saturmiay after 2 Sun fures« Sanita . guch anc pad TET) rr _ CAR 6Cy LINDER MQ. tton SOOT Tu ‘et Ror Sal ae WI ; nm we x ~ S700 Easton a: Tent furnished complete: suitable for repairing. Howe Scale Co., 12 St (cB) LEWIS, 100 TL SHINGTON. Or 7? ‘ 5 brand-} j : An motor FVENINGS (5) Lown . ~ rn ~ . ure ‘ / =e . moe . * , f _ . e eat ’ " ' » % i ie i _ n te - Ae! ne eat Sas ; ’ Ewa’ A ieee ‘i . one on OMPEC (1 co ‘ mh Bice good | ca reomers, par yY mus buy furnitu: to sone ~~ SIUNDAYS AND EVEN] is ee ‘oO Touring. In gue nite es Ape om ae = - | - "LC RNITURE—Brown reed davenette with wh te - ome ’ e Riverside , ee OF terine. | Tas many «My tires, muet sel! heap, DSiSo; call er ; | 1° tn ar Trafft Motor ru pond pen o , ; eivi * l4th wt /) FURNI' f , . . oe ° dition; if taken at or . nr ¢ ninge. Sund: . . . keen. look ca an | Seg Always : | i? | SS ' pea ith , 2] : wupholsteree remo. able cushion ¢t 9D for seat 1: 2- ° Ww ie) LIMOUSINES FOR SALE ery } od ee) > — CRY ] (e cTrea@rm CRA Tic» piore, wn he loge opens toa oa full size hed. only — - a —_—- -_ “ . lL Hiss isi l* RING. LATE MODEL _ ° +e? ‘ : “ os . . fitior etart ewe 4 aA ; , ut ¢ . " “ 7 ¢ ’ ker > e ATi : +> = ca - the — “re vere in “ee are @ : a - .. . c 1 ttre ard ih ’ : . a , . ; : 7 ‘ it ice ted . vy “ e * * M 6 a4 ) r. W 4 . = ° “2 ; nmr : ' eh? rg) : et S tere “ i. a “ . _ : si an pormer exp 53 | se?) carved’ arms. Spnani«e> immit nea mee er oun “town RS . sell direct to you; R.} PASSE NOE R . | : = oS ay ay ~ CAR AP od S AA a “beg sy r! eck N 7 * . at seen at if « at - surely go'nge ° wreck Ys | + ; bo gems e I Ws'8 oki iat coma itt n “9°75 Ao! 2, Na — s . . ION ERY —Income =» to $60 a ering. 6 feet long when closed anc a fu aay Gan Gade ae ine desks, Dles; COST $5000; IDEAL FOR Sale PRICK | SHCULD SEL! ed Pe it rE ih..Iee oat rtvy having Ford , | T4l0. Fillo Gown, or trade. casiest tertns ~ eH07 Tt ome? Roment 7 (cl . girlie on ee aa). t to theater size bed when opened; has a large box for show cases arc ee nd other dis-| RENT SERVICE. SPE [AL SALE PRICE SALE PRICE |$395 TERMS MR. LEWIS, FOR! ka ae 80.408 aieeke Gall YAHLEM'S. 1035 N. Grand « cerms. jp: . — bs ly at | ey: ~ oy Med ~ 164 0 bedding underneat?t only $38 75 massive and’ chairs: butcher “ag ae nm Fix- S595; TERMS , a LF iS. 1900 WASK- 1900 WASHINGTON OPEN BUNDA is oo al ata — : a Onen till &@ 1 pe EY & Pies CA and bos bod very #007 G : > eos 7 . : art ooes us ‘ . +r — y ‘* . "TAS . } ent? 7. oe re arg . ; : : . ’ . , —— a 804 N 16th, icp ee CTO! WM, REIT ht Al, CO.,> Guartered oak rocker, dull finish with gen- contin _ tines at co ete (eS INGTON. OPEN SUNDAYS AND E\ E AND EVENINGS 9 = = $175 to| Palas ring: good condition; reasonable running) comiition. See Mr G . oer’ a ‘ he: stnut et ui eather seat and back. bullt on square tures ¢ A . NINGS - Le} eaprpcraig: ; ‘T- iD . i FORDS—-Touring and roadst: a ae we es OS te - 2706 Madison st 7) wate ort 7 rref Mot Truck Corpor 1} . " © - =e og . ~—-—= _—— € ( _- nme f. ft ‘ ™ ~ = ! ad . “ee ome : ae ——s.- o or trate. Hos RS lines. worth $40. special, $24. fanew ma. OFFICE PU RNITURE—Table, Gone. See - . rns mace 3 BU K 6—-1919 TOI RING >-—9 0; guaranteed: terms 2520 8. Jet ae = ae : : - 4 new lor, S200 N. Le ot Colfax 2300, © ahs ' ime Work Ap Dre “ Li HI . — A : , iS) hogany wood seat rocker can be use — Writer, rug, typewriter desk. OTmon ‘(e8) ROA Berens FOR SALE Looks as good as a 19°21 used very ttle ferzon Ree ’ F ' " PIERCE ARR vs — ‘30°: other Huriness ys Spee, by poate TAS RAW y Ouic onl 4 O37 Palm "@n se: also cat } registers repaired, - ce tion; special €@ price, So war eu. A Tes sacrifice. Will. thrortle dewn to 3 Can arrange terms Mendenhall, ore ington. rear On! . yeep . truce Verne Use —_% fee . mh at @ _ polling jarnie (i is 1°23 Manrhester GAS RANGE quick Meal, $15 4037 Pain iar ae , sat : y ‘ “earn st Centril moo Ww ashi n Bn Upen Sundays and Cvs ° . , . ne . nA eaten out ft P. new artTuUA: Wa . mu . hie J nae tae. : ,3 ino’ re Wi i} pas a? } xture ‘ 1°24] 44 M reat a b tTriiles fi 7 j ng ' : ‘ ‘ Dead | ; f “M LN : A ; pase . ‘ oe - Ser. e Lidge me tloy Pestle equipped LiNOLEUM—Iniaid ana iving reom. set 13R° Olive 609 ics nines 4 over at Bee it FOCaAV An? £et @ real Yar nm. Sop T . len tarter Hassler S1%.> wt JIZIA Neosno mivers’s price we seh ee a Se ON 24 ot res? : re bke——4ae ; » Mas edad md. om + SR Ve TAN . ; - — — -_ “ORD——Tourine : « er. rae ; } : s aster Track (Cor Oh of ar et re ee tor 10 care. cheap: sacrifice for 7 Lewis 3 | BUICK——Late 1919 roadster. 4 Keily cori YAHLEM MOTOR CoO.. 1085 N. G , aah sorhere, new tire, meal | canaiee |. Gane =. ‘Traffic Motor Truck sort Alwaye enn , ts . GoOe ire, room , ’ 1 "Th tT’ +. TVe Ati ‘ 1 iT TS. T _y rustle rh illilowe rer ing ma- ‘ — ‘ Trg ."-* f) Lf) ? ¢ - . " - ; ‘ "@ be 9 . ‘ S44... : . . i. ar Son be re ‘¢ fa. le ane © © — . = “at " ’ ‘ = ; ‘ ! ‘ ‘ na ) ‘arn't *, } - ' " 7 : ._* . : . “ ¥ ¥ ") ‘ yl . “e : tT ' . . . = y ti An e car . ° = oe ye - . me . . . ' ; = , " g . ; TT) eRtirdd electrte , thes wash a pl Anno, ") | t } WRIT De i Ha rmmond tw ) ae B. + tier rm ist Se Susy ‘4° 4% \\ ishir £ overs Ps . tires she sire i= . ii — , : are one t @ o' cle ck S867 @. (jran? ee mie T. : - TOR CAR co a? 7) nthe Sew Mr ‘.Ta Be % ~y oy : rons fioner rood AOC a . , - ; . “ ete - itZma) Ne 4 es . Sey we re writ! onvinece ; iv ; \s ‘ ‘ ‘ , ne ti j . " - om . . . . wt ; peter GROCER Y— An i eehen mene net muet e'] lamp, side ey rett gerator, iingleum uae (my vers reasonable Write be "“o ree 888% "1 . ay " san ' e - 1 2 tes “$400 S150 ete icD) : | Locust at Jefferson (0) b Trart Motor Fae pa ‘ on + Aiwase Open ~ - : 2) ’ . . . . ~_ . ' . : . 4 ‘? ; € a "ivwrir ' . , ’ ‘ | * “ ye r? ' ir rmce ~ e a? -_ ° . . * . oun . . : . A ts my? can faa ~ « . Se Sie ~~ : rm leaving town. Hox N-#2. PD «5, Giles. Sidnev 2342] _3S26 Virginia av, Smith, Rem- | C4! \ RuLET—-Speedster, 1919 agg OR balance eany tdtme: no interest or b: Kerage. FORD—Tourine, 1919; demeuntabie rin . & TOURING, LATE MODEL, 5 Kevee! eS) " . 4 ~~ - - . ‘ mit? | ow 7 me ‘ Fy *) ~ _~ 4 ; re e.7 = * t a ° ,‘ —- . ; i? ; A ‘ P b : " ve e e e . p lt ‘ ~ wv —-_ ' ’ " | 7 - ; \o : “ " : oben SARE . St. * — " oy nian a i? - nt u : : _ * : : Mit oR ; act ' ; , ’ Baliviere a " ] S; f 33 Le to 50% c? ines. Rebuilt Le.. ~11 N. . a) rr on ney pa int geod tires’ I ee ‘ Al) . I A 4 . . u wan ao | Faber) . - “ee ‘* A} ‘ 4b ek. 4 vine hee? SALE . Rl . . +. . os SI°\N DAY ~y at Secw Vee Mr sTay Rery -@ . . , a Gait On! ER HUST NESS—Hueilinese mn Actu rat “uy ing 0 o jo | Oar i a rene +r pp. Bice w | trad , t sun good car cheat see this one for , / he : . re! > 2 — ed > from & man )o0) VASHING TON OPEN . 3! . 5 Traffi Motor Truck Corp 5300 N *y ; . ° " ~ . ‘ = -_—-- ---—- —- . . mia tee ‘ bras saa > a . Sone Mee x” oom “ye » ‘ i er)? ’ + }Se, © r ‘ aii oT; . . . ™ i , att MOT : = . : , A, "t 1920 S200. 000; iarre prafits: want to sel] p~ ce Piece of furniture in our immense TY! FWRITERS—Senlen factory trucks As : and evenings Flint Motor Car to., $100 down: terms Bc gps Wiltams M a, that we 1 price $300 plete AND EVENING -cEewnt?D ‘ fax 2200, Central IOC LSweye open Die an property gti : and it ris ‘« ei* » ne stock wi! ie included; the prices are down bn ne press “. rs) ‘ ; r 4 I 1) l . H . HE Ri o . , my 7 . nee ~big Sentre stan! thorough nvestigation Kit. hen cabinets. regulariv $40. at $25 ee. s wker Bag Co.. Inc... 812 N. 10 nh ( tik Kt LET ee tp = yy salesman bargain for $2500 onthe deferred payment plan all models; sac rifice, $1 Pan 14 FE eat 59% TERMS MR r. * Ww a, ‘1600 W ee pienic parties, Forest 2007R - . . _* +1) t le "7 ty? » sR itl a ‘ ~eae | eS : : : . “ on sane os . me rar ai 7 - Rica’ z 7s : (s €° 50; extension tables, $15; e060." =e: REST A ry PEW RITER—Reduced rates at $900 down, balance $24 80 per month WEBER MOTOR CAR ¢ ~ —s a (cS INGTON OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVN (Bi if refine . ay one i stand. Cc lelnar @pringse, Si .50; davenette eulten. » Com- a . . th en 50 and si: > . Ticats i mati Flint Motor Romont 40 18th and Locust st. ic7) NINGS T ( Ws r ; wert gCdL> Bist Tt? maa : ; . . s . “o, « ; los / g mar s . ne Sun ‘ y Ara even Le nt . Ap sO ‘TI 1 me - - gule, Sent 9 . w* wen 71000. year MEAT BARK: ' (%) plete bedroom suites. $125: 3-room ovtft. Visible model; a les if purchased Re- age Tn 14 Delmar i-57) . - -— ~ FORD- —To iring car; lIate 1918 Pat ; , r Rig 6. T- passenger touring ructiks-- on! Vv in er 2461K >1IB SO. $10 down $1 50 wee Initial payment bene «or to S75 re. Car Co., 4:1 —- > late r Loo nape has oversized. cert wen o “ Y ES oe “ce Welles 4 i>” Warne (eg v hate the trueke ‘o ee ~~ — . oe eee nro art > jan >. " yuilt 4 eo i rie ; . ‘ ae. pres Ag rye * Rah ' 7 ha : \\ @ aa ; : " fomether os 2. : ; PANTS FACTORY—A wel! equipped pante We will exchange your old furniture for} built machines ling and rebuilding. See’ DODGE—R er. ae, aa ee ae 21 Cadillae Touring tires all around; bumper s new Lop, Sa0U : ‘ind Al go’ toe AP wee: all is ihe : fOr manufa turing piat ' Wi & : Bt h or new. ash or —— pairing. a aid _ CEN ak | Ry Amer r! ce} part ‘ k new . take S425 yea ‘ , . a 1c ay C4 st r fertrs Mr VME re SOUS0 Idaho x" I>} h2 A hk eh oOuriTyug, BImniaL 4 yiinger ha : the OR! a tare " oe . a) MA ad . ri : | , ; AT & ° . , , . " 7. oe es " ° ae Ct : oe \ “Ww TlAYS iine the - me A, . piste . " : oe . ce" , a 7 ‘ — —— , -, alin " . " - " 7 ‘ , ira? .- Wanting 'o FH Int uvenm co & ' 1 a G6 (Vive «t ppneite Public tap AM. ih ’ % Central 1216 eS | FORD—Speeidster eg Oe peae NOCk; “OP ll eres: seat covers * 4 ] “e eee chee - geen PD Pe pen evenings. Sunday . | Ms v |? N-165 }’ yet -iriepat ? ese) Te: it 4 +i % S]° — was o50) per fect ron - Main 441 : ——- - — "7 7. "Oa ei s Ae a » ] inae "4 oy% 6 F R AN K 1. IN Mi TOR CAR 8) | { rR }) | ( yT R | Né T , Ss] , DE B A KE: at -_ 5 ; ape inline eee” good . et a © *tper) even or ae AT ae EP aol Ps! ‘/ »* ° ‘ a * - * . ; ; > 4 } ; r | °? 7) —_ intra on . ; » wie fF an OO , To Stendar . ineerine Co... 4599 . enn ree l conditicn: S225 | ~ o t St. 9°0O mode first-clase condition: speed 7 ; very reasonable « On we expertence4 PICTU 4 SH + : f ne : . = ma . 4 . 4, a; a +. , 4! d Een ‘ (eRO) BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES }h aii a O .. aasver, good cK a (a) | Bc fomae. Pie 1 ee eral 2508. | i om - as meter: Decker wheel. cord tires: nines ; ' tere ace. Maplewood ; tar? AUTOMOBILES FOR pean near Aru i? PAROMIAL - ; ‘ : ~ - : ' : : . ails ’ : ‘ ii b ’ sa | . aa 5 ‘ * ashen ter = : . - . > : 400 |. . LANDRY anc equipment. finest locatio no othe; ({7AS RANGE—Quick Meal: white ename! : ._- Roateter ne starter; car is per’, down he! interes’ Rox N Lon ost LD ban O20! h to? re Attresses aleo other fi niture. Bi ehtly — _ . «ide car. ie > , ' rom et) — © len h B3S&67 Grand fcyo? ))} lt Ts b 8 Tt Aon aad \ *, ¥ at % TP terme 4 eili ig Metor ‘ ; HOSS De! mar ’ _ : Aj . —~—— ” ’ " .? ate. ar . " ‘ ° ’ van oa if 1° FY iy) kiir ' i} Mi YT« mR T and ee - . mines - —_ te. , —_ bhed i C R (> hha! j i} ~ Doce}! *) ( se fone : 199"? } etrecr ia “ix to irinme F AL vay : . ele (iq? REPAIR Rhié } iO i.8 > rts ana ACC?ER iar en AaArTrEeA » ” (at me rs = . itn e 7 RS , RP ORATION. N * - I : : 7 bam mare he . tele « ‘* . ‘ Pe I\u . Me - te “ . >t ry —— ‘ : . - wave . , . . t . . , » is¢ 7 | ; y ‘ i‘ 9 » ‘ - - - : : sorie?, ff bare *. = ICE ROX—One McCray: capacity 100 pounds 14 payments 5418 Beacon av. ‘— ere Robertson & Grimm, S53 WN "ton Teuring. tn th has bee Tourings: late models rs tires. new ' = ‘ea 4 A Dealers 3046-18 Locust at Do + OL. DSMONnILeE 1021 Sportete iahe MEM: boys, 8 . . ———_ ": . . =’ - : ° . ’ ? 2 ™ ? "275"? >t : . 7! . bie ' , ’ T s/¢ j ne t : S ana ¢ ' . _— 4 : . *>* ry Ww sae eee ee =T i if Aer . ’ . : ale . . ’ 7 : "y ¥ 7 > ’ $00 © ; RETA! HA’ , ™ el En _ . im Will sell for $45 .. au SUL0 wae Serene - “~"4) OF Cre we — re nist nerf ms es i ne *at prices that w . S200 ‘. 6 rie nt 246] Central 2 OS Upen oer this sgendid car m - kB. ~¥ i vate me ~ & its t . hus vhs : a] ’ later way e\ SAV * a nickKeied, ang ‘ oa ; ata ' _ S400) Kuick Poe aSnh OF serine Pag : oD hh ‘lated ‘ill sei; moet om ’ EXTAV RA APRA aM Ines un Ceri Roadster; |[ . . new y os y = . en cae} r tern Loci ge as : . ° : —, : nines iid eveninge wn : Cia , . . . ag Ad 231% S Broadwa: IRON BED—Full size, with mattress and BOATS AND LAUNCNee ee $143A Neos? Riverside OG4W. | ca: y it. HOULTHERN 39018 Lorust oe | SOUTHERN. S0i6 Locust, Geen teeuteee = : a 1922 light six fouring: GILLIAM MOT RS CORPORATION, Ro Oper re wm. tL. . ~_ a=" temag '45a7 at - sm peor ster ty will buy it a rs Fed's ee ws STUD ~— ’ ' Stu: baker Dealers, . -_ . ir; #eteady work RESTA RA’ And confectionery; only on strings: reasonable 4587 McMilln MOTOR CANOE—Fully equipped: - Wate pen evenings. Sundays oe | “== demonstrat nont 266), Central 7208. Open Sanday Yi ood in town on Lincoln Tra!), living rooms uj LIVING-ROOM SUITE—3-pie hand. n oF dandy outfit: Valley "“te: | FORD--Roadser. 1017 waaay aie Sf fe oe : T : ~ Sat N GILLHAM MOTORS CORPORATION n ww ye e@) . , , - . - , 5 ‘ . ri ’ on Bunce ys os . dons ’ : 9 . 4 ve 7 O7 VW eer . +r . ; ‘ SIRe , ; .¢ 7 ses tir leo Ks “AT } runs ff ‘ ; ~} had : , - 7s “ F . 7 7 , " ver personal! have Pi Prh, He s 216 44, ‘onsists Manua! pla, HORSES AND VEHICLES : . 21) Roadster 1919 etarter block; cat rebulit and refinished: exce DERAKER—T suring one of those satis We are liguidating our hBaliness and ee : r fa'abe prever - Cag ’ ~ +5 . mer . — 7 a COS ‘e o - rier ‘ aa bile ec r A Tic 5 gine as a: art ash , balance eusy Day - cond tion cord tires, R : ' ; Factory gunranteed, will sell at 7. wt g “ eta ns al St tlebaker automobiles omiy PS | Standar is lef*, wh! had ps ~~ - | renaen ra? he ; i ’ : : . ; uTrie an @ 4 ; —... } wer . ae ‘ ‘ A n~ -~ ot — ." > . : i) | © > | ; Yr) ] Lf er FF wre ; : 4 ; on ‘ € H n om, ee nen in fret business biock of Van cathe lamps, sell all or separate OTOBSA FOR “SALE ments. Open evenings until 8 o'clock, we FRANKL eo 3 rOR m. . ' | substantial discount | newly painted g rich brown Tae Sere Ay sees thas Taek eat SEANDARD ‘AUTOS , we ’ _ Crawford, B i, Vanda Wee Park a . yevernl oth-| &S& Grand av . “eis s0CUSt St. > CAR CO oe aranteed as to mechanical cond): ggcenry guaran ee. _ ware Craw? — > (7) a ME oS a. anne ; new HARNESS—Team young mares, se’ inciting om = w *ires disc wheels. Bomont 2617, Central 2596. Er RANKL IN. MOTOR > AN rs I real and mI i as 595 one-fourth down thé) rryp cERP. 2936 Locust (eo?) , re te KUG—Axminster, 9x12; cheap; good as er horses and mares, wagons. 3310 Easto! For! epeedaster, oO new eng best cme gocus' "08 nae : 1S . a Ask to see No, 074 jo-w | tr a , Stenw Sy oe : fio Mr? ‘G Huot Ss] Ss Troorrne Turnishe Ton 13432 Semple . as : nd: cheap Butcher new paint; 16 valve-in-head m: r. ; eee 4 chy lit ar sod Bomont 2617 Cen trai uf balance In TER {ER MOTOR CAR.CO., | BEFORE you buy a car, ride in 1312 'y Work, Sehwari mekeen!! SI75. 1115 8 1Bth et mS ot er HORS! Young and rt » 1604 ©)! looking car in tor has some pep; terms: | cCHALMERS—To iring. 6 81% L ar | , : wa 1817 Locust et. fc7) 6. Monarch Moter Car Cp, “ (80) | = 7; i” chen ‘7 . S208 Juniata ree 1447 trace 4.435 Washington, rear only (co paint; looks Mke $700. take $17 — oy Ts) 7S iC? | ' Sans : 990. BK-passen Grande @y Grand 2168 arene | ‘ i; : r*sS r )? bes lied p ° _ _ , ; — | , , - = , ~~? ° } ‘ “~ hj 4 | “ " ¢ Zz i . : . > U " e or; on coats and Ri aye 1117 Armstrone (7) WE SAVE YOU MONEY HORSE—For lieht delivery; cheat (cS) | FORD—Chummy roadst-r. 1919. with ets Saaunes : i jew SRAN | I OUK SUINUy | STUDERAKER—Shecia} ¢. lecat See sae SER THIS BARGAIN (ryvetal laundrs taken at once xX a oo _ Arlington : ; VN OO a pom Sh thie : - 4 paesenge> CH ALMFERS—A#4-evlinder like new, #4 new G N 4 ger: newly paeinte ores BING . ‘a pose Cole &. 1020 speorteter: perfect condition: (o% ROOMING HOUSIE—7 rooms and 18 rooms, Se eS a want hantenola | HORSE—6-year-old fat black horse, $82: 6 specially built vody; $325: can arrance ord tires: will demonstrate: $400 cash or , an op Nee ee ee, Serrecs oe Bee guaranteed $1700, Call room 421 Pulles- 7 : — ’ . ; as sae ‘ . i) 4 —_— "% feat ; a Ga a - on —_ re Ais lii mpa Pus . fa oy wi Die o> Saas wy . —" >) 4 oric we willl ton bidg Main 728 (ea) “ . . : " * 4 " . ei . . . ‘ | : . _ led . iets P ‘ , i sik , ao " ‘ ~~ on tre P } - us ‘ ‘i ‘ : . ‘ ' Ss c¢ ; ae | ond sona 3 fiooM M4 ~} i4 Room™Ms CHEAP 2004 elsewh re? Jue* received a car - Ot . — 10 cheap horses and mules, “one enet wt ) Enrig *" ‘ , attractive price, cash, tim At ae | w ao Y gy Riva and the halance B. Oorrmy oe eo Co) mottressee that Wwe An save OAs « Hof - , ieee ‘ “~~ i 737 we oe a me ep a new a : a : [ir p H ‘ ee ‘ A i?isl ee} It 1 OT > : : “ 7 ‘ ; O40 ‘ es ne a " " ‘ ~Y liave bargains in free} rmiich cow Hof gy FPORI 1P°20 roadster. - i a ‘ (HALMER *. eA 44. RPORATION S205, i ‘ft ' ih 15 ne nths Ask th see Né ‘ aS ar r . ates foo ; ne ‘q", : ’ ‘Sra? tes « lent oe ] > ber ~ -o fen Pecan storare Alay — - *?* " - ‘, r ™ ; r* ; ‘ *’ adel | “ATT «* . hd ‘ : : ” . a4 > rYeSe si ~ = st > m st ball te :ié , ary -4 ‘ : a e le 4 “TT? re , ve +} 114 aia . Va Neto Je * ROWS jf HOUSI “" mo ‘ ae and ss ine AN FTRN CO “004 Mt yr 1 - mtTceror ssortment KISSEI-—s1 us - ‘Remont 816 5 IL HAL -ME RS light Al conditio ‘ash. trade : t _ mh. , a Ty yg Ny brand new ‘leather 3205 La ys ° x, , ome, S84 S524 Washing : asNGCs EW A ~ + 409 a ntrs } AOS”? “14 HORSES bought a: sore 7 ~~ += Le wen- Nuee vere: = = : ° : C Lied’ 4uLY (HOLS ; ee or . ren we taok ! n trade Wt homeant G3 (pen evenings until a" log n crackers and 8431M Pe BS) cin & Williamson 1321-25 N. Broadway. | LIEERTY—Roadster ee oe neee, Fide ew top. and tre HUDSOM 16-40—Touring; new paint er wii let it go to first auick buver for he CARE DEAL AUTO SALE- ayer “and 1 ROOMING HoUsEs rw Turnisele Rw , ES AND FLATS sein & Wiliams. osk-so 3 (cB) tio! but painted mm eT ie ‘you want | quietest 1 nning motor we have ever had A top, good tires; me RAN ICALLY KOOG a ho $75 down. balance easy terms NO. InNteres SY AR “ > Par « ‘oe aa 4 . - in —_ iT int. | fridges cOmMmont wv ; i 4 , ase : “ me - . - nerate vin , Ford roadeter "1 Py? ©. Sone | a " : : | mliy ° ‘* ) "he te " . 7 7m mow rn ie P 1 N\ ' ‘ ‘i I '& - ; +. ore é 4 e " ,t? — ‘ F ’ yy e ert Ine han aki ry \ R to ' pe ate a 4% r ad . tha Te ap : $ — SHOR REMAIK “ ~ ' 707 © is . FURNISHED FLAT a ‘a till Aug. 15 : : ight’ delivery wagon. horse and yyaxnwkELI—Roadster. late m aot mene Who wants the biggest bargain we ' HUPpMeé ILE , ' " ae will have to sell 2 tiefactory service. and one vou whl be | wm llive-Kinight touring ‘pie FOR ; . ford & } Sora 'o good Ca ' _* d 7 > % ~ ae ever’ respect. rent paid suse : i) W AGON—Ligl "s peed Tij>al ‘Dan nm Waer : e350 ish Phone Forest 94% : pa twos n this beautiful ight tou! ne! Cai CONG aaa Shenad at ic7) pes ‘wr wh special this week at $445, Ford worm drive trucK + pie ee ee lhe , 4 > , . . J jis 5 : - ree br . — wo nt ; ATES ? i -d ; tt eo ~ & - Ve! OLIeredqd } haus : . " 1D ~e Wes , bas ot Nana hae pre | Li} ‘ : *:; . ae ms ; Phen nished eix a 307 Park av o) MANW El He ster isis “the? ‘ ~ ’ || Classy stream-line be 7, a has 5 = ‘ | R. touring ene-fourth down. the haance in 15 mont! rord chain-é a — good tires 10 Box R-318, Post SOFT DRINK —W: *t at Tien th ie FUBNITURE—Completels furnish ~ Ou»: § é ' down. 3143A Neosho Riverside 994W. | a st knocks em dead on the Mills: ©) itUrMOBILE—1920 eeoee PORATION ask ta see No. 1082 , Dorris dit ry 5 2 ©. 3070 8. Jefter : f. th) ry : ; ~~ -COZ Post.Disnateh «* 5 or Serme wi ; " } : ; Pep fe ! r% 9 te nt . 200 ust sell quick and ‘Tm > ; Pa . . bring S700, but they i ” cs ebaker Dealers, 3016-18 Locust & 7817 Locust at ‘cae fon Open evenings. (aenh. trade ; 7 we i) " aN . .? ° i? ° . ’ ” . ~ Si i re ties ' ; 9 ——_ to . . a . ¥ , fb. .? ()}) Ti » in ay . -- iv 10 4 : oem a _ ; 77 - Oy will sacrifice ia at - OU Vi MmOTrsa } Lt MI tC HE 1F Ly ROADSTER \ thy prices wreekers rt | ont wens i ‘e188 ' ont Ry He ( eT ri sal! , Cott) a CP DERAKERS te Tour nc. we have > Ae. Ga ™ Ww N Ww ITH HIGH RENTS . : : “ . I 3 as Bane XN tra] ok wrracks the mri on (nis . . . * ° ° - ’ al whie Pe | , , ye Site a a nad 5 Dassenge ; 7 - SOFT RIN A PARLOR e008 ¥ on rr, T D A U I O M O B J S I ; foow é aa teri? ' ; , p dann g or tract ; “- . ‘ ’ 3 le : a. { ur ng, ¢ M00 ane ft, y ae — pk t rail practical wh ts going to start war on high mew. Bie — HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTE bumper “ete 1 ash. « \ , OA S40 F YAHLEM’S,. 1030 WN ik we fines rite ) Cutest automo: ‘tt »gamne a’ & new car: they havé rents? “ We bave started war on werd ear ‘« a Ini Tc} . STANYS ive 3010 (ms “1 @ ¢ m 7 buying a PUrpPoOFes , a » limber then . “ lHiow'e wa! } i ANT CIGAR Ls ‘ ' Oper i vy it . :, y wi rie c just far emough to ner ie both must come down . ‘ ; * . _s 7, >t ' — aryet na eioves, n “ = . ateeeer P ow ose _ - we itor nob le a een ariven ius . : ' Qj pri en The ? ‘ a " Heetnut wf | PURNITUR all ic , cere to a Bacer, 2918 § a, =, a eer CHANDLER-—curing - car; good condaitl ~ bil eceuse tne? = ms _ Me. : jes ty we will guarantee their condition and this for low prices: Maxwel) tourin , , Ione aney . ro 4 ’ bd ee si eter : , rn i rt . icS I= 1} oly © IN OA wi QS Se U ‘ bareain Hi rras 4540 W arne sf ope e one that @ je been relinisned it v ¢ mil r entiafaction these rare are going to be $85 {own (“ha riers S $575. . =? dewn. SEE Central (Dusiness TFxchange to uy Franklin. Fr nt LS44,. Centrai ~. FOR HIRE SV dbus be ‘eo ite ; t ‘17: $160. 3R38) y) wheeis 5 good tires md she sure vou! ne =~ reduction from the new “nopire touring. $450. $325 down: Overland . : asonal! rr’ Arcade ‘ 4 7 - ‘ , 1} —_ 41 a an, , e thie remar " e ls \ , YY _ET—' iring # .! : * it 2 We = pat eas ike 1s rove eld a auite ou ie " a 1 : * FD a * . : ‘} ‘ woe ase ? oo ioe) CAR Teg Wtd—Purniture sioves i 7 TRICK ..._.2 Ui, - tor 7 ee I : hiring pee’ pa Lome Mm ania this = 5 1} tires H wrt Prhiore Linde ARO1LI Cc) can 20 TUsSt ‘ ie = r ana x - ‘, w's — ea ind our suePrestion eae ae K rOUTINE $425 } ==) down’, Buick £,.° en! y . ; " ‘ne "T’w hk’? wae . . . . ‘ : ‘ thing YX \ re ee ; : P . | Laie , . te a e " tor sé oa ’ . a “> " : ul ~ : tye) . . “ia : al : kings bert price Haftner iy: "4 ovr pienic parities I res 49" . ~ eT ing f \ , sir al »e vou how ft runs j “| I . 1017 needs little work: | it st o © iid (t ; 4. et + for £490 £150 WEBER wt S13 pe = wt Paes Sfearna £0 akon BO, Stutz wf : M ‘ . '*, 21 a . TLar ‘y AN - vo i : . ' \ re iLL --~ a ae as rm anr Asti’ ‘ > Bow i ; tran fine con 1! a CHILD'S EFD Wrea -Medium nou aC tame a. ts ‘©. 4739-4¢ re. . 3205 , = S050 4050 Baston Dans ra + rer er MOTS RCO . 42374 Oltve STUTZ 1M 1S touring; ex eh nT . rn “No tntereat. brekerage : ' , oo ‘ ‘ oT bik ‘| Pi Vase - ses t " oO irself wd new ‘ , — f \e I tes -=' ’ ; 7 eat) bre ker ree ‘ . r , bs . VV am! "etor ' . pen “11 t , os 7 P ’ . ‘tv @e r% TP oT) tion reasonand, , a) rent a }. mg. he ‘ -. 1°77. Ste tem) t e RF ‘ yer} - YT) > = ‘ { ‘ ; ; d mn @ enings Al iT AS , chest rT) B30 {4 ’ . 4 ae ni oe comm (se one ‘ queasy ; ; 9 7 ; ”? vores ed elm ar wi’ iittala aeaaill . ms on cum t i & pers ey en : — eon , won laee, De ery, . ; 4 ; FOR SA | F—-W | I) ‘ coe \4 . = | eae vars rorest 6S”. I = M NK es RO. ADS - I R CHEVROLET—Tourineg 10 . 7 ate : es ¥ ING ( DF \ }O0) S] 4 =r vate ; ae Ant shed in Neht l’ruselaw xf 3 GIVE UP \ ~ Ter) 1 af rem S , ’ eantar nerfs. ’ large steerin ae ‘ , ae Key tour! . , TY hig? cost | > rinit ath t : , Fe ; Promt. Tole ‘,) . > 1) . " 1 Y ourselt 19 re ; tak "100 mile nr : ae : Fi oan) buy at Sivo_ Ashi, andi touring at ar ven Pree hhue rllarantece 1 to AS Ph Mh a re “i ON ath oa 7. a ‘ a yy with. +5 : Dinan t: new priced tr ine . : > iT os mont? (pen Sunda , rN . wa ‘ 7 equipped Lenera m0) im sal Sire : onde "ay . ~ i | HOUSEHOLD GOGDS. Wie )— All a Rent a Ford rive nerfs ‘one > tawene balance $23/', int M vee Car Co. 4710- i matels 1000 nm es. wr: etee SEeee teen 5 Stat 1025 N. Grand. Open till ® p. Mh. | y nen for bargains till you come te Moe. | meee mre highest cash prices paid for con cies SOMETHING NEW IN SERVICE aie OY ; » aot - . : - , - - Mi SCELLANEOL S rer SALE apartrner.ts and reer) lences, pianos, ‘ _— TER "y Hf AN“ Ov SING . NE nr 3 . Fie, Cor j 14 I wSSStaRS « marha nical ‘ A! . . — TT SON MOTOR CAR , cream, seat Ast aaa nee $31.32 condition os a nt lly in the beet of wee Ss on ; charge one At : rhe when is Meware, lOc, remo maa if (OS N. Gth oA , , ture ull Central NETS ar . . hingeton av. VY ‘ ' rht for $180 ad wn balance >: a ah ; oa “oe ) nainted and HEC HA Maya tly . a ve terms Lermem ber we do net ¢ : » rs J wat ae | ’ .* By ’ vy ; ; . 7 wh | ifs and Li} rs Rl a ait ad your a> ens _ co 3330 ‘4 W ro . eons i 34 J ©¢ TS s? MIM on a, v, S eh {pen Sul cay an : evenings \laxy etl Pou ny ba | Jd ] OM nN : a? ine we witl wu irantee it fo " +" dn as cent interest, brokerage or commission 4 ' mn tn “ ARMY POLDING ‘ ~~ - ‘ourtsts Q357. M Kaplan. 14: ‘ Remont 2548. Central ~~ _ AL CHI BY. t int Motor Car Co., 4710-14 Delmar. tco7) : : her tote with a an be bhoweht for $500 and the balance , same as cash. Come over today : . ; : Yau i’ ail bal e / can ” ® P = wie j E " " ron i ’ f ? ~~ Ti i! } burt! - A “> "ww J t ) . : “ee " l «} ape . he firet one if Ls e: = wr ha 4 over ee , . ' ~en bh bein . ame i \ Jeponit with you, t, = ® ‘ t* ’ . ’ er Ben rny Laon tks) Lani price : ae . , inet ‘ =) e 4 n : orwelt sats tT lel t Uring . . — , -_ wit rete thsé ree t Lat r eieae you rie . ? om . y wy an ta : e we fF to and ip ; i} Market st : fomOy ture Chas. Ginsberg 2021 Shenan: — ss abt. a In axcellent neditior ss ow unnot | PO! os Mare 4325 Warn cb) Gepos b an i a Packai good ; ws , WEEER MOTOR ' as a “t-te YAHLEM'’S. 1035 N. Grené. | | to 4 — . - nae curine a\ Vieter NAO -—e dition. 1»? od i ect. re! irTKaA’ ; if La reas iq : —s. a a oo Altinge wifll trade —e per te ~~ afterimg a poe? t! i ‘ e* Y Tt ant 40 ath ane - = fmen tll f r mm seentnniile i ¥ : ; ). i . i} cre ° 7, . ' ' © i ’ ~ ’ ‘ rv " “1 =? Tri¢ ; , *{ . Th wz eeet ‘ 7 . » ai! | 7 ~ sarin oo Ty i : bh ; 1, dod CUR \s -¢ : in ‘ ur eee fall k a Al M te 194 ' , . , e. Date ‘ ‘ me. r , ty +) OO) feuds tourtne good ; . e' mre ries }¥u) ; ip ' Va ] hat mit rs PAT Hi MIE =T ‘ ble | Price furni éy ; ‘ AKT (“a | ieee Conan or _ TiaT . . ' * ‘ ae | “2 lL) ‘ \ fi ae. , , ’ - Le t} = J f t ray " rA ink . “en . 7 a f aod to dja. or ATt- ' Mii RIT. E — 6 . hdr, a8 : eondition mus3 : ca y bs ees Agrit s hinese lad tem coats and ents of residences arc fiats inh : litior r pr » 7 : t “+ the best run SLSS takes it, Oo tires, motor in first-tliass cond Washine ) i 2 ‘ ' . rv " *? w R | Le nor]! 4! ™ + 4 5 ’ ' ring s i, * :¥ ‘4 ee _ " . x ferme ‘ra le 4 43 if ‘Z . =m the . ne. « Vii Foparate rwill nm Luras “a. Lindell 2160. . ‘ (ol 4) ‘4 ‘4 * «) } reide 04 % mt nmeve "ie t > l i} ‘ 5 ye "a ‘ +. take Se : it Tor : YAHLE™M’S Oko N Grand a’ ee ! ‘ by : bof ) Fee at off bars mn tor he St if interested +t Auction Co : ; } r> nmowered sf iring «ar — “¥ ' eh a roa ceter new tires nape _* ot Ce “EM - i ~) ss o4] : ”t sei son S' bs fne mechan : to | 2 oat ! *!. lepatc? 's a © aT mn TOT NDS otd feathers Pav su 0k for AN leg Wr : ~A ne ° m, . ‘ ty k etn? OAK LNL? , -: i, evenings unt’ ~ t pa —s “ Ae} , ernanied ; Open a . . es ° eanaaeiliadl heres is a Al TOM! Pry F- * PA SSON eT a eel! very +f " . ha ye « ba a : -— . Jes r ever : ,. - ; > =r ' - Nana Feat! er ¢ 0 } Ss) Riliimiiit oem al ‘ ~ Pi ry) af / ' P 5 YT? or. T: intr lad ‘ Oc; . : onth- ; ‘A To irone. ‘ti . = “f° ‘ > 0 So ‘ a! 7 ning con fitlan rhy J . ort , ‘ send - CASH Mb I) hh eee Me . oe ty we ol Ou.,0) for ne \) - M. 44 a Pace ®) ee and ake T ¥ NS = ided } ] ba! le Smeets ~ (;rand av I - mets inted S750 wr > ula : rT pager aed me wT q100 “aT =i An $1 PA ad , pone. . y private owned 43164 N eon. ; . ee eo repairine Vv @xkpet ‘all. Tel. BGS. For. 7607 : v ane s eran eit 6 sti : , - sper ¥ Romo? athe ‘ Al . ; hig so hool ao ‘ aa 1” ae (harles ef i. 8) Auto ca =~ * : All automobile lo@use B&hile uFing > AOA 1 MT Locust Bor 7 mi monthly 2007 I = . — . : te re ' 7 : ; «~~. = as . — — - garmatk bought ~ / = . : ine perfect: extras : my “Wer good maint new ' =) +e ns eucuca = : " . nm’. mortgages aUulormmoniies x n 7 ry . ti 1IM1s touring, run £ ee 2 \ CHETLI pouring 1) Anes ‘ | ‘ \—Electri Emerson 1S8-incl; cheay (8) > S77 To) TP DUDGE-——1: terms. 2506 S. Jeffers eat hed inycene ty od rondition: $250 dow .. | i™ ed Is -, . ety . Lely ; reat OOR) ic} ANIMALS Olive : , neaaret \' ywer ible ell lan wb dbs ui Y { heap: trace we; ” - 2UE 7 tires and . & _ ‘ py vs er homont SEF 9 . : ’ So + — ; ; ‘ - raorel>s Wey Roadster, touring se ae . FURNACES iL00 {ipeless lurnacesr, Just Soman ’ aa ns . ter (all, Kl . ' ‘ rer. a rr ros dimer 4 - , tourin perfect; | -nR> _- ; : right g oure these furnaces are FOR SALE in be. ae ! Kuntz ; tires. sent ers . a! DODGE—Late) 1919 _ a e Forest —- CURING. 7-PASSENGER, PAIN | char - rt f r UT h , 4 . . . - rer Wointon _* ] * ' 4 ’ : - part —stt s geil Bia‘ ass a Mt cs cy RI ws 4 } ."s ' TIP ‘ a ,y fc? ereaen ightiv weed, some new, from Camp Tayler; | — = uy ite I) Meyer C ~ a amine: wememenint i | at arty: |m (1) MOON TOW RS -ATTLES Ae 4) Market a sizes. from $40 to $60 each. deliv: - POLICE hey: Se sane. Writ ; TOURING CAR BODY W eT a. ~ | everything NASH USED CAR DB! | @563W RR AL te PERI oT MEC -—~ i . : - - " » ‘ “oes *” _" vt ; ) te & - 0 one ry ft LT FR i- * . P | ‘ . Joes bee | jer «’ . ‘¢ . recite oe , REE $e ’ j ‘ ‘ es ef ’ Far j n ¢ Aitt a : a ri 41:4 ered tr an Ii i of “ft i, : J 4 Stern _' ~ +? " . 2 | > ~ ‘ 2) | ‘ 1 ee 1 $90 YY Lt) Ub bbewe- . ar reys " ’ “ Hit I i : LLL. oa on one } =? , ~ aa SI , - ' star et, raieed with chil , ar hange for en mimnae seneii & Kk Ll) a Es —s OMS CORPORA 5 i CONDITION ' ‘ TT e750 i : ; 17 pand Chestnut Beth pt —- : “ Bt LL , a. dem ion neemibhe tox RF TOURING CAR W a a ine pe ~- " nt 636. Open eve Me as . LLY AM M ; 2016-18 Locust § ho as tat) SPRCLAI = Nl oan Ze yi 24 Automobile Display ' ‘OF THE DEPENDABLE KIND’’ 7 la Sy) - Tie } Pal WT 2... We make t? ; best Metal ishe rer Tif ae ’ 4 ’ Blu - ,erorn- " + - OADSTI i. LAT! ts 4 cy . baker I " eS oy! Open Sun lay 2 : cao he as MP LEW! ." - = . . | 4 J se . ‘ ° reads to work 1896 Mechanica’ Paint Co.. 715 rank 4 Post-Dlepa h ; Stor. and f >. ' i At Ae vy Pe .f) ; SPECIAI SCALE Pit r. mont *46) Centra: +. (c@) ws RN OPEN SDA = AND Evi my pen Sunday and E venings Even our Contest eazpectationsa 48 te _ : tts . iS) RABKITS—Filemish Giants: reg. ar : tr * Buildings—Easton throug oan, FLOM MR. LEWIS, 1900 Me Axil and evenings LA s Cc 4 on IVE AT 234 number ef used cars pleased customers woul : \ ATA shai : . , , . , a ; ), ok YOUnNese #8 o« ror - to } ‘ans ; . 4 ’ ee ie “= = > a. _ - . a E\ . ing | sf > heap i 7 ’ G. heen far aurDpa AINT—1 l oll mixed. while. eras in steel! gray and blag am ek i ia 5) ‘GTON. OPEN SUNDAYS AND E Deopas : . »ATIOS A) touring, fully equipped; cheay JEFFERSON, | buy from us have sent P iNT coast, oll mi ie ‘int, in| 34 to 17 Ib. does and 1649-11 ek °? MORRIS AACH R_ CO... 826 Chestnut st. (5 INGTO eae CHAM ‘MOT: RS CORPORATION. NASH—1920 touring, tay Sioterenh. (cB?) Locust At + ods merely goes to show that the extremely goed ; Saturcdas ar Breet Slo an Oe , T - ~ 8eas of the (ountrs Crentienian yy piled > NnY co j ) ol automo! = Auto NING - Pe : a’ T ere 3016 18 Locu @ non - ae if terms 2 : ' : lat, Bomont ; 2602 Cent 6) | values we are offerinpan are becoming Ares lightly " » 4 ; i. 5 adi rallor . ‘1 if ~ > - “or . » on’ e ’ " ) — a ii sas ' ’ hen . » Se) ‘ i‘ 7 2 : as pen un > a " : Vite fe . " ’ e ae, wages cans. : (cPH) | Mayer, 215 Missourl av.. Jeffersonvi'!>. Mr action Ce.. 1nh6 Chien on S) PAIGE | SPOR rs T IE R mont 2463, (entral 7205 | G) | NASH—Touring car: | f0o) ootamilton ter 7 _ Sinee—ene tae weer = owe stleel, ay ’ ated no - = — ~— _ IN T) = = —_ : . MCKS . Pol each ‘a ] } to nhew CAMERAS home wit! vo We 1 7 . » he tra or terms . ~T #04 i her ton with door opening SI} FER f . wor?’ 1? ASK $1100 SAT. . : ee ~*~ tOF stake hody and cab. can 19.0 ; edne ‘touring oe and aolt 't for 1h) 7" ‘ Lor . F — . Paadin Dodges. Viaexu ells ‘ wr ria £ wad 8010 TaxwUsT ST } Mi | : ‘ Prand-new a aren e hf a e ony sell cheny Fre DY! Sa, “TERMS MRE rrw rs. 1een Al TOCA senton . ‘9475 4on0 aah balan. o 1919 Dodge cuupe : : : eens — on : - " . " Pr 4 ’ ; . . v) } —_ rs) ; @ ’ . . " . _- » : | pa * , B. - . as , ou . e ‘ Se ‘a Apply Morris a ; oo me aljeo experts CAMEHKAS I have ~ Very fr 7 . y mere l’aigces ‘"m! 1s . er 0 y say . bP ergs heeit cheat $1 ». | hone Sas eurtains brani no Y ~~ Ewing. at grocery PRICE ot). 4 ; PEN SUNDAYS AND X ne wenden ‘at s°O SO 1050 Kaston Act 19°0 up mobile coupe (o@) SAPES—RKennishing: at: i) ios 513 ‘gales; one 24%x%3% Ansco and on x4 iem’s, 1035 N. Grand. Open Oe Pe, | PAAKON— Rus Forest S545J i, ing money; 605 | (le) WASHINGTON states (6) | 10 paymep i ‘cd 1018 7-paseenger . ‘4 9 of oie . b Ace 0 a? e ee : TT) _ ‘ , : " ‘ i* i * vs : “a i ‘ ¢ wa ons ‘a : i " "7 : . . : hoor ~ e ree ioe 4 ‘ ahi is . ; : 1 woman ft Ri h ~" ~ ” anes q cS) Speed Graph Doth Mew ; chery - . at ot Lindell or Delmar SU +s - wes rerey roadster wht 6, Cor store used very i:t- EVENINGS > car: nee@t money at : = ; t, -tom: brand-new vith 1n17 Veil touring . » at a Weat 5 iAT.©8 @ r at re mnt Call Main 66 about noc n ' ON) SAN CIN y - used, paint like new : RRIS—Tourine. late mode} ; te. a ‘\) ? + ha rgain MacCartayv Au i rm or trade ihrer, ‘ ‘ “ee ipmobile tourtng “ ‘4 eee . . ; ‘ ( - nmNiierrTul al - ’ Ppa seenger, by Weet Fra WATER HEATER—Ideal. und 0 cation APVAREL.. , to $38. Auto cails ignition expert ith the most modern ma- STRARNS—Chummy, 1920. 1 * ne UNITS. PRAND-NE\ TERMS. MR.\..4 eau ill esy tt ! ah FEDERAIL-~—1L*y-ton, with ca oe a a 1916 Bump N. >-| ~ ere , ee * em . 3 _ not new eh two hai, cresses; wa ; aon - 4 1846 Foace is equipped with the poaratus which . ‘ 4 sf ©O Hau i, Sacr , : SATE PRIC!I L185 f~ page PEN aiits ping a mn ere ever in ' dines - mn overhauled and ila in excelent runs 1f18 Frankiin teowr va " s N-161, P.-D yg a » Fens with quantity of Texas Shipping Co. Del. 50R, Gran ic&) chine tools and experimental appara learn S341 ad IAL “1900, OW SSHINGTON eis, | corming 1 guaranteed uke new. Ref hg condition; repaifted: good’ tires: 4 1920 @idemobile, Gcy!l. touring (new). ; : ’ ileEF cee . . . . { 4 _ 7 ‘iar mortu? ity to : . eet pe? ’ “I ',? * oe? te Bee: | er ‘et . te re ne ' ‘ . e » - ° “ . " ; (@ ~ seg ler 4 oa a rie ltatels box I’ off: rs vou a be ns ODE = Trie? ne 4 x ry , t? os A ‘er i *t) Tre ei; leks t? a’ l LE Me 1) | ~ AND E \ F N IN‘ s ‘ oe of ~ ’ : ’ °if SHA sf of oy) a ie oy s 4) See Mi Gray pervs 1870 Mavi K Hupp touring ft Pest-Dieratch TAREL Wid. —20,000 suits, overcoats, | Night classes. New terms, | invite your ST' 1 4d. ran 4000 miles. | Apperson-St TOURING: BR AND NEW; 3920 | 1 | white ivory whorls, wind defiec- Bid rraat Motor Tryck Corp, §300 N, 1f17 (Cadiliag 0) Poet-Diepa All \REL, hate. Greases: higher efices 15 make avplication now W BOLT Festor year o run 4 32333 a oust. rt nt ELCA! ro tT ’ ~ i ; * : P fi M DET . I ,.s: a ‘ HEAR ~: is FIRE nF _ % ei; a) Tr? . rf ry? . } ; ‘ aie me kes Look over our mur ne tine . ase of 1° $7 40 (‘asm mail orcers paid; auto caile Phon . ol8 P coR) —— sie J OOS li; rIan rIMKREN : ne PRICE $1430 ‘ rr LOan , cil surely gcinge ; ope 1107 ; Our prices are rig lV on ' Conrad s q : s * m lat 1 Till's Market 2101 mar Loos H Appl man. 4-1 age —-— - as ’ ; “wVwey DP ATOR TER (“ar is perfe t wiTsS STONE TIRES REG! LAR Tar TERYVS wreckers ind Wwe veh ' ' eee $750 FORD—103 i, ton truck, at bargain ‘o@s yo hee ies ‘ . To . lumediatel oot (C7) a ; rercoats. pants CHUMM1) ive terms. Open evenings SPECIAL ‘SALE PRICE $985 OPEN | wreck the price on this car: 4 rr antl eg | torene - co from 8 7th et a APPARE!I,.—‘ To a? “ahip pa f - ‘ert . yun COUPES FOR SALE whee ar + aL a P. } og uae 5 wR ont ‘ ate lu . — are Sih saute anal 15 Linutes, Del CADITILA’ Muet se y eo iA | ?j Oo bE cI°NDAYS AND VENT “ie b AHL E mM Fon - new watnt ww trace 4016 b’ege N . See “let and Pine ete Y Wh ode ‘ " , lid ' *) . fur? ' 2 ay ‘ . ’ ie % | =a ; ' > re ae | cen le agen las aa: ya a OUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE mh BAS. ‘Forest 767. Gelber, 44°20 a week; pew to; er, e nan 4 condition. @ , RU NABOUTS FOR SALE je impire iisaetna in 2100 Down _ Oper e RING. PASSENGER FORD—Truck, Maht delivery; part cash, bai) ork * « Vvenre a . . no reasonabie ‘ Ter rei use , mii "4 Q - al ma y NA j ,* Ae CONDI ON 4 . sayrnents (pen eveoings wrnth A . : ny Y Cay RIAGE irTay reed. reason oa dead mpnnnentemnencneel a + A ROW Si Por] nabout. Iike new, will sacr »’ he first one here t ay with » econe heey, PERFECI M OH ANICAL FCIAL SALE a. ~ Rant © Grand ev (ods a CHASSES FOR S Ls 7 fe | ° oreo ‘4 Ai ME LEW Ik, LeoOO ie : . " 1000 miles ey ry) I> CHASSIS —Gnod condition. _— aera be: A : =" prings FOR SAL . ine seneeeeee . ; te : heaut ful snaue . 2 } . oo rE RM : a " « 1) Z 2148_ lear truck runadout a, nf TA7 Olive ss SE) ; OOM RF T- —— sits Onn wat > cC bh ft shings. far NDI ER COUPE ree. ahs = m0 .. 2n00 + > T a « ‘ te aning Sunday Treat : ng iat, . —- . . . ro a4 ii —_ > ; . | —— with Tr ‘ . . nl > .¢ 4 . . it, ade fo) ¢ ef, oma sti . nee . 4, —_ a . : a. >) me a Li ve.ed mrmiitl r “ to) ‘TOTHING— wi | Bente’ irn! (7) CIHLA? sia SE DANS FOR SALE 5 . : ‘te " pa n llare H t —- aes EVES NI ras a 4 at a l)wel: w (6 4) 1o =) * ef ' 4x PORT: = aael ° = 1017 _ food con on . my 26 ale OOS arket ~~ —-- . . te . mode} OOKS » Fp 500 would be . : : . 4 new a . , eab: 2°30 bias in sez e - r IANCES Ty Tarver ff ire . ircassian wal a tail ade: no agents Refinished throughout: repainted ane CHEVROLI —Sedar baby ‘grand sote top. license, toole; SS +x rreckers, and We) @agyr ‘D- Touring oad re int a ¢ se! FORD—Ton truck, with body and es of pe : wiy t — : BEDROOM SUITE —4 pieces ec! Seen oon PrANTS—t'1 imec. tailor-made. oft) ed good tires, seat covers : i+ Ginhe fr guaranteed me but we are called the price wre ~e on thie OAK et overhauled: mug oe ‘ n vive terme Oven evenings Unt Doar CHARSIS-—BMune bgigh ne . « Put frie? 4 x new real ~wmrean é / : o1° x + renicke : meow painie iT bs tes - , ! we | . . creck the price on i top vy r ] 543 A ashington a‘ is i A. - a . ie*,\ > te terns “OR a J er | 1¢ 6 _ : : , : . (c4*) leun ne " ; , ad oy agent* guaranteed char , . v: price ory j reas ai ; tay nT et re ’ go} be loa . _ b ke G4K5 terma. any S 4 ‘ j t a low kx ae yy '‘sTen “4 . $a trad 2 le | : *'« : ~ rr e — —— tallor-mace . ‘a - co., ou ar “yurndave and even'ines ; ay | ne be tat ary ei ‘ et . Grand - ; Ae | = —s : ’ it? ‘ r @n “ya hee | } — : ; etiehtiy ured, St IT: , scl “I th ae e (c6) ¥ RANKL IN Mi Anny See tr 10.18 Detrant ich7) oO" a’ AHLE eM'S, 1035 N . _rear only ge passer ee guarat FORD——Tom tru gf wt po snée terme! - - : ae6. ta "198 ' ; —— attention! Rroadwnry , + : ia Gee. win + . . oat ri Oe a aient 2508 (ec) 4°71 j i = anil name ‘.. Ci ae OAKILA \ J reu a ’ they rea? wie ~~ ; 4 oe hatin 3 41 & tLaeuet ivfen a —- t = ARGS | yom at $0 ime mm ¢ > H . na me' . foment ath ts . net DORRIS—Sedar ate e : — - ee buy } o. ; oni Vailey Menden he ll -a2nad ged . : : i. evaran —A il blue @na ie. ; e . a ‘ - ‘> is a? ‘«e ike > T Kl ‘ » entatives M) aa} moe | mu . ; i! te liwery: , - 7 Ford (- ore. “ pons a) mit Write for teed. eee n il EXCHANGE ; , ; ' ) nditior mechat tis in | 4 fon pat P ring rT YO! “Mi A VY I fa ’ nif Nad pow rae Dept omy Ls i POMD lruecks Rg, — co 4° Libera i ate el M Tt ha = Oven Mfg | so" : 0 trade fine CHEV ROLET— a 7 ‘ ke $175 jSsoO4 oe . eg OF n MacCartiy- yf 2 hie beau Motor rig ‘ ae tt OO oy Ps wt ‘cl 7h —— i - . ss Moa ToL . ’ PLAT! R-PIANO}- For “ale r . Rivers! jie Mii’ worth a ut DSO _ = ‘ : o “Ry “459 ~N E lid ro Wher we tea you you can bu y thie | wn: sa 1921 teurin 4 i terms xe x : ‘ | FroRrRtD-—Ton truck chassis : ™ cael > ' ontents $-roon ; Oempe et |. bench and ros ore Cook - A: er Auton — we aes abr, satan ic7} WW he +; ~ ~~ “touring for $450; + a Maxwell OLOSMORILE Ligh } wad tour Welker Fr RE fr, k. liaht @elivery nae Sn°9 cunt nditien and @ood tires: LO rd | ran = ' ' "i piano. « ravine _ ate: ; ' bye ' , tiful pare mm * y y » matiafy crecitol fora Paden ; — DO f CONS . A ne — ; = ‘.. = chm 1111 , *V FIANI)—Coupe lvl _see this nit » . est 626 . - -~@ +t. liecker erneea th Ss arc a@ii ready t . SNAaAle . aa . « —_ eG) $125 Aown bai.ance terme —s r (oROy range terme Mendenha!!. “or et ; , “ing corpora ret rue. feather 5 (LEVE “ : " will tak Ford or eo Ne POF © Ae on tue + > ” hi @ ae lowr 198 43 25 Warne ——— hr nm on’ “a> en1 . Lac vet he : ’ woe “* T ul wu ‘ o , ; é. , 7 ‘ “* re | ¥ x ri ’ ’ ls Ns S) . , led . - ; in cert . ’ . - ’ « ° om — : ; rad fac 7 re Call 3513 lowa, SILVER fere ¥ a eo im trade "007 Locust on a ne whee ron SmO0 18. (0G 4 €42: $1°5 down Oh almers ‘@. s: S35 ? oa ; DaMORILE 1916 Iteht | = - Sime “ ahora Arive. cab and : : . " . maii 4 i 7~°7 ue oo bom © “7 ¢ L é ca we . is ‘? aon A . m ' . — BE i] i } " cha Se )~ ¥ ptm GOLD AND nae -a7_ . {¢ ¢ 4 " i? ad 4s ; b. , c wen Tt “ea are ail h a bargains a Ui. ’ ; ha on = ; : ¥ “ren it 4107 “oe a - ~ Re. 4 ; — _ Bd Oi ¢ irter. GemountaDbirs aw Tt ' mgs: Acave: Pine hi | shat “) CASH paid gold, th Mier, 1332 Olive | FORD—Sedan, 1919: sta (eS) nirror Silo jewelry, false teeth - ‘ piend PORD—Truck ey. eg ge 799 S podey. ome or todgy $300 ’ iaAM. M TORR On PORA TION, open body. $350: perfect condition, ¢ _ , . s. . i} 4) ' . . st? | EK aa ** COUPE rN wf re ir ia perfe t = = isn, DB PEpe . 1} ith you 2" rs , ics (*() ‘ ban) wa ow 5 “ irRr ' Re 2° ° she ie $10 sian } BODIES WANTED 5 . Ve - “ a >> a } orest 84:57 R - { . 3016-18 Locust st ‘ Lelu Pron Wtd— late model . - \ 4 e’ Lai dem a , Z ~ . . er ts Lif aan e P w ~ ndaye ea. teen e! er car. ltke FORD he mY | ‘ ; . mt ments Open evenings! until] & and t aaa ews 1035 N Grand gr ude! var 44 Centra POs Open u ‘ FoR D TRUCK—~1019 ope delivery Jetter @08 Matioon av Madieon fil ” : 4 m ee RAST EES nee new : heap, tra Se tert o% ‘ ~~ © — . - ‘ , lamonds Four-paaeenger. 3.‘ cy . oO cK. ‘s = ca pen —s : nee _ Tew . and evens LATE ODF 1, . : _— : — - ©o14 gold, . allver ai iT- pe motometer. et Cas + , nditionel @ud *e- ie . ave A condition; : ETT OURING— a7 Ss eon ' : / NTED i - ae oo rg Smith Co 513 N. Grand - tires DATA ITE siti, ' Purity) Seda b 29 ne V 4, 7 > ’ le ne WwW ESS*N 4 aa. BM EF ay (hy ILDSMOBILE _ v OOK E AND +S hg r rT light delivery tru 7 oo Pn os BODIES FOR SALE a Lt : a‘ _* . — , ics) , ‘ a terms arn . } — : 4 : : a . . . a ; 7 ti.5 b> Ail ——$—$—$——— * =) iu - : no? hd i . ——_ ; rier ; in on eens mama : e olive 1226 ap S417 Chip Dore north of Olive et —— | trade oF etter 81 ee eee | | BORE A BON unas heres, Menten. || paim. ¢ re EX LIKE A NEW OAR Be EY ASHING (we weenl S60; See ane: Sey Ege Rg mg Fe Lg ope : Fr) ‘ / ed Aon -— . We, Ker vt? iA i ; ae my cr . he a) “ ~ i ~~ Md ; 4 ; ’ “Wis o> \ > rrr jt riington ; J cheat tra o orme ° | 1? TRE @ilas 1e ut , ; it ' / pea . ° ic] for at Qn | ’ . tas | ‘res eircre iit ‘ : ‘ : einer | " } C > = ME LEV S - wn: s Hi rim - 7 . : if) i 1Ag0 HIGHEST nal Ra aeen >. Moiile - od 3% Mar rT Ri? . ve ‘ a 4° io R 7) ? : ha I : i919 ar is _ fe . starter ES 9 Es ane OPEN SiLN IDAY = AND F VE =e ‘hi FORD TRY uw 4 Ptre Th an i a | re mtr) —- a» BR mister. $to fas3 —— nie chea; } fewery ana Gs ani r miditior «| - - : — Fu} Sern! : oii 7, * . ellient ttre@ car : oe Qiwzs Kara tit ew © : . s « 1 Tfurnienh a she (7) ker - - Gis rege? t S255; Si0V , 9s | Pumper BI AS s\* ~ rly A months » ox , an > . , MODE Ls” oe 2519: ves tal 4 = i ih ‘4 i}ee ‘ te ' . ? pe ITT} O n ~~ ¥ rier + 2 £ ry are * an ay ve e? 7 +, ts -L.AT "Ee . e o¢ « ri I ES : sco OOO . : -—— - -* : ruhii _ - private party J425A P ter €°10 cas! (lance easy pe re ‘ kc anme as new in every res) ¢ gu i OLDSMO} ILE Ee , a - AND R Ne & Teffeaeren mat LY) a SP > EDS TER ROD 7)... f imace , : . : will me.) @ii or TCHES wow? barga , ‘ venings rent S& © CiOCE S86 m ; ht at a price that Will move i ven ngs PAS ssmNni : JyOKS - PRI e » ry Fy - »RD- “Ton truck 19190 etarter blieck, Phew - % — ’ PT +e fT ’ the . = . ." . f tf. aa ' ev Th o " I x paa?, —_ * al . . ‘v7! Aang USO Giaagow pl 44) JEWELRY -WA Morgan & S aned » re ass rc) and av SOUTHERN, 3015 Locust. Open LIK E A NEW ¢ emi 1900 WASTING- Fr . ree. body one gee an give —— All et vies ard eetane axe Wt the ' | im ‘ AD | reeia a Li \ . ’ rooms ‘ : . . ’ the r 2 hest on FORT. * Din A. “qe Mier eT : : . > - _.? : Ts nres pra ; r ~ 4a .y iin - - - TE RmMAS MR i t \ T EVENINGS iad on Bw ze unt'! a” ci ck 3°67 e fiecrt fis any Ford anda tt. ® va ~ - "Ke A’ t, —_ VW * TPA : . at n » - A?’ ; Wt? tT. ~ + [ Au i , ea dh tat / P caan . s' DATS AN ? - Open icS he et ; A lie iC! a’ ‘7 a) | AM ‘Se ’ . *,} = Smwiith & rte moce . ’ ET> if ; aaa te ' c*? att’ . Nhe ngion : mn ne : ard buffet + OTe st ot 4 > am : $500 per carat r MD coupe lv ~ . ( rage a6 Le - 7. as 1¢ n the batters here an, ' “th >= >7 1a i tn ring starter, ee we x oO}. Tr) SM FIT r. S- vie count ete.y¥ o i , ~ KS new and use! any oy Heroul ‘ ~t 2? a? ya F 14 ~y . = DIAMONDS—Tlo ight. “) ae an 1322 Oltve ‘ n rare ain aga) _S Ri) : ' s1% as the fret paymen’ mre a FORT? meting me be nar ders - Jefferson ‘Care } paint tor has om price 3075 80 7 mi! thate “¢ ry arr or ne tes S . oat - size any armount. Milier, va (®) Pa ore ss ; } sare? « ‘7 @ bah g pri ate reel en : “> $140 ur ha Ned - woe geil at on . ay oe A Be a “e ain locust e’ ie} } Acemeeonee PARTS—FOR SALE *hhnge eguit ri} : ; Ax! ; ah runner 15 vert, an) ’ - ~ “ «farter €1i50 ecash balance ' , WERER MieTOR c AR (4). i Fa ree 10 touwring@e: Gil Tm —s ‘A lo tet rear ™ + a - _— " tn meodel hated iy % : re : “ ' - , en me ; sa ter 1SUSA - - - 2 . i ii) - ‘ >** : . tow until ~ * . ‘> : : ote eet “ * «* io ) ng ~ Ar rr | 4 hr 4106 cr ive aummaiiies —— 78 liaht al frourtnag re PORT ’ . ?; Worth ar °¢ # - 7 SE DD } ARTS - A 5 Ta ne irr x ae " R. ee eas ter « Open evenings t j * j hi mor ? 4) ] . : I . 4 roa4tseter *,;50 O! -L5 Mi BILE if ‘ a he $550 ona de- o ty e ace) ert na aes | I! ”* ra}, d : e or * . , ry pf —Coup sn apapont H shee] and iocks ee FAT, do We le Dat « De dha . ace jot of other ‘+: 4ehaker Trealere sO Eo . ‘tam o inefave ur al a To. | on ‘ caasortes te S 1 Part: obtained; advice and rey live 67 meter. sliding ster E. 0 sh or terms tv ey ' etarter nt POR! Tourtne@e car: startet; + Prudebde 4h) entral f2V0 a Locget ef ~~ be tories Sh o ams nae — \* 7th = i ; = : — | 7. . mr ‘a ; . . e ‘ — s ; i] * rion ’ ’ ’ a ‘ ; > P Tis are ws — » - : mee . ‘¢ - oT ~~ ts bt he ‘very ‘ etpres “— xe? sare tha nit larson, 105 N, (6) etc.; good ai ) Alo } tires; reagenadi¢; cash, " shingw. $340) 3232 —_—— nd evenings — ‘ORD TRUCK-—Light 4et ' ee hi PO TH CO. Jett ' PURN ; . itiful Y piece oak .¢ ; ¥ r S = 23. Waehington cahien ‘en tadies; go0" 5, a : . tae Cas in go004 condition ane * — 1021 ‘ourtna light ©: prec , ow late model Al condition eaer pay BJU ARE DEAL At 1S PARTS SALE Por > Ginnie PR ar. | oo “e6 _— 7 FORD—Coupe, 197 Seas ves - 5 caan, time or trade { rE! 41R DEPT , ' O804 & 10th et apuiabas OL DSBUBi Eo a } ments, open Sanday morning and erent 4h eon - ang Arsenal. Open ge. ee ’ vi ’ ft? .4 : f : 7 sg OR : ‘ Sie . ixe q ow a . ‘ AS} 1 ~ hs’ . . . re . : : me ; ‘tke nN ORATI N a a] Harnett Ma lee ‘ ’ ~ * > - andy and — 7. erfect cot Pon ntil “ : 2°05 I, a gt y °} model like ow TORS CORP - writ “* . , ' : “- . ” ut ; : ; wy : store A . ta SAFES sad male -_ 1 ‘nn e. 5 - ‘ : es ae 2 =" } : ' : gite Easton av GIL LH AM MO} 4016 if _#cust « _ Locust at / fel TIRES FOR sALg “ ~ ’ ; . rit : = mh : ‘ ‘ . = . i; 7 a , ' “? 4 per) ¢ ’ . © tr ; ba f a Lf . ao _—— a . , ? . ~ ett Fund , in ~r? ; ’ ' = ons $ a\* ale ' ow Se “fe o a nd used. repairing dk ne Jo “ tock. AS6 . : Ss ’ ae ana rf new bar " : Ane condition; very cnea; a _— . : oie) enirs 205 vom a Paricts 19T0 Canopy. oP ar bee . ay “4 rif .—Twe 3506 Gog trich Biivge TLS 7 : » | “ : 9 . a .s i Ww nA SAT Ls New AMG n t j 8 . 4 *, a, ; “>, . “ KISSE! rr ne BA - press eanS S. Jefferson ~ —_——) ' act ; x . ™ — Ste . Sigis) oo ~~ mig Nt ~ ~ 6. 1 y oo“ Pree, ‘ ~ ‘ J : 54 ; f ry - NA—Z.fomn, wth cab end ethhe henly _ateomnmeny out. of te@e . : : tires ge oi ralr INTs LA - ; 4 tion ta ke yea! Bf ; Sees eTce.set (INE —Singer, sure fine a Tr = : ; , “running ° : rove a terme trad vel rear tires: in foot | ) T ; ° ; er - atc oc. ore . 4 ioe ee ance te e0t «8 good a . st 64 af 1) U SE dD TIRES 3 ree _ " b! This car °: 3804 on @ ; Hrand-eew ¢ uring: starter ' 4° $3 Weehington. rear omy ~ tien. & a. . Geaw tes the pom rt La eco? new : e : i= | : . ; . as thes i* : - = a : P w : a Tienmt eh y e SO 2820 Washingt enutif sha ie f RK - = a’ S thr tse ne 1a? rie a’ PAs & ¥ — Anon ter ® abe 5 miar > Y tthe 4 tourtng ; preact y hky® £ - - . . , ne ike new, a ’ ~ ] as worth $1 iM ; ’ an ~y Al . ; . aut ty whe ; . >i A” D> »? ta at “gg er? ; _ t» : > " a's o et ; * ; o be . 4 oa —eeive = % 6 Cons ‘ec: wa a 70°;A Dower 1 “*hines repair price * —s = $s takes - . ? santas é ,* " es f seewinhsé mes ~ aye . cise J . ~— —~ 4 ne Motor or pore vs bel OR0"vints “od.” ' mechanically oertect:| pent, pea Dee Fe Capa ne ant Arenal, Open : ; a. > we . ‘ trae — new tires 4050 Fasten ay. 1% : | ane |! ae we » thie one , ca am 201 1 $100 FORDS—10 Iate teuring. $1 a. "Setlereon °5. liberal terma. beb6> i Soe? Always opes. . Al.i os bed mont '..) One ' wrees: tse . ke and Ww wil \age : - o ty onditior . y trade, termes. 2606 7 | ~ teen »teorles Singers a. aa afv terme ; ALI} N— thiy 2 7 iA cheap. wd i PORNT? rifice , ‘4 ' tral , wo balance $iv 50 ‘mom “ve (7) . = 4 : tte . , an a0 en, = ac hines We mate your ow YAH! LM's 1035 KN. Grand, éo Bomont : 70% ic : he ™ s " : - OC - ag mm . . ; b «he — . cust st. pete 4 , " | mower Rie! edge o oa new or lg e. "2D | Open ULLVvD = ther, -: ; ' +) ert wii aes « rented omen . . Ciary *s : 7 : : »') : ing machines r : >? 4 running car GILLHAM MOT* 6-18.1 cet et. Mo- | 2927. Always 2 | sised pre Gyrenjeve Come ond Vubstes meme 7 ‘good runn re, 30] ae ev 7 : worm rive. over 4 @ Ge: Mm PT) a 191 s Ven- ‘e>haker Lrealere & vs Purit* —} of nat 3 5 a —@ ‘. " nee YY ; an pay as you fF: + : Aart ean arr oe* ae . Rtude A 4 . ' "205 Open uae a hte Peerless radtater « S03" “4 — eas & for only $226 ak ic ont 2461. Centra 5) matic tires, igh body and cab dine olees, tal fing 27s8 —— ’ nly way ’ ere } tae | . a ’ , a 4 | ors. Lac - n , : : ° 2 > fine eipress - “? a " . bi ale rs at vour own | ; SEW'ING MACHINES es © an That's the ‘ © Daeaeee anK ms -2 MOTOR CAR co. ic?) de , Fe S. wing. $125 up; extras an‘ ah te model, email 4 = ae Tecan See Mr Gray Service fre 4 tory « = Sees » RURD : ‘ns ' ; & » . ‘> : ~ 4 {iru as , - . sing ‘ .* j . J 1 TY. i tow . _ ro ’ 7 _ * ° de , " : . : 6 - Nos. &22 . : Drophead Pingers: we. can sent ribe this Dea ent-Knight motor. Remeont 40 Lfth and Locust ist. fe?) FOR DS—10 rr s 2506 & Jefferson AX ERLAND ur’ £., °° year to pay 3804 maetmene Traffe Motor iTryv . Ss ah ‘ TIRE AN ties F ; .4 ; i fain tn mahogany bded- SEWING MACHINES . _* -~ fie- 9 € , ; J ‘ - ~ ai Cnn ‘er een? Fj be nk agaht @ mane es “?7 "e, Freaes ; tents . ng ee Spine Eres! Sere Pee rer ana other . “it ering. Actually improves wi = TOURING CARS FOR SALE }} — a Gar rare “Foadsters. some Cook. __ ~ A_-Tourtne. ?-passenger.' 5° trai 2977 \iwere o = | Cheeka, ontend: : | : ‘* cert) 7, sl , ' a eis - "' ° ; ‘ MA‘ Ih ——— ‘ teed ‘alves to sal eae ‘* runmnt two fect mer er ‘er FOR DS—5 tourin “ 7th OVERLAN? a tor ¢ fre’ “ae » is ba « VV a vot ; ha hy m8 VN SE WIN: : . ul fulivy @vuarar 2 | ean’ hear ' ne al! - : . aT 4 ate mole ‘ yiinoce ‘ starters 700 uD 239 ory if i.» i< : eet a mY : ‘ ‘A ts 2, A a cs at : : th — . . ? seat eo.eres 4 ; 4! : ; , To ’ ‘ 4 4 . wit " ro€— gu 4050 t houteau Reaut fi) ee ‘ 7 ‘ . in ’ ‘ he — sna + ators r° aa? r terra awaAY ‘ a! ; rn - -RNT : : 7 te * of 4 4 at 2t?? » 1 : : : : os er Ae Oen cont.» -—-—~ a ae ee 6 bo tetas te iene a a Ai a ASy ie ee oes ectalg
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18 ©T. rors wr a aah, | = THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE _BECKON TO YOU every day from these columns. It may pay fo see what they have to offer. “an “TP Anarst ttn. > —— ee ee — ————— ee ae MACHINERY ete —— a aoe ROO MS FOR ; E..7-WEST ROOMS WITH BOARD- WEST APARTMENT S FOR RENT SUBURBAN PROP TY FOR RENT + Stu BURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COT TAGES RES! DENCES FOR a WANTED 7 4—- 7 sleeping \TES. 51 -Lareae Sout seca: Seder . — oe . FOR SALE re SLL om 7 = cine est 8161 SOUTHWEST Sie rene Lae ee BI ILD . A PRAME WEST aprho: , , eo; roe ; : . ist i tu \ furt ish roor BERTH Db. 4908 } roor ireesing . z = = . : a . a _ 0 foot : is ripe for a eee *: 2 NORTHW est i oa . . . ad Vv S$) . , ‘ ; eT nce exc era; ta - ze- ' A! ria : 2.i: Dew iy , .? j eiatea 8 ; . ‘ a ar on + ’ ~ ¥ re r J - : ; “ss - . =f Be tees 4371 Nf i cit MAR m a — ~ » ' ‘ 7. A EW EK ite 7 HT-R JQ - —— . » L ‘ j .. } ' . 4 3 . : g ‘ . . . : i : oh : . ; : : ae = a : : 7 os ning bath: double exposure: board ($; McREE. 3676—3 rooms and sun parler} ev- COUNTRY HOME = 0 Ties Meckaby «sox. iarygiand Tar Zz , ; — : . . >’ ery ; . teen . r TO ag, BUSINESS PURPOSES | NTR tH mF ee. CO 11° N : - vue | iho GiGi Ale) | Li @] one - : 4 r ; Tr ais eee | io] re aos aoe ne ie { with a @-story frame - ear we oe — : " , - _ . . 2 - . - : . ‘ : = a | ' » . ‘ _ a ; » J v - : ; e fa a s? . ‘ r* , =e . es = =e ae _ = ; ’ 4 . . ‘ —_ : “> - v3 hi VM} ‘ XY - > . .~ , £”T> : . “ Se 4 4 = 3 “ r bInS ; re i 7 _ 5 * e J ’ a J I : ; Caror iPn L AY oo Oe On: scree . : ; : . b>} ry ~ 7 ’ »* : “"* . - . oe . CENTRAL : - ‘ " - es - » ‘ : Pe gg hh. gg for $> iw Ke : ' . 1 , . vipat : - _ = — mu ou . - - — . , ; a - : : -7 5 ua . $00 ASH ‘Orme Olive +1 , 28 ‘posure. & enience : King: gentiemes DESK ROOM—Bo: hones. 722 Central Lake lim JOHN ER 4 EE pe a bes strode aeadie rene : wl . . e s . ‘ - Sa | : Ac m 7 | ied — ; ZS . _ Pank L » A Si} Inter i. hob i pe : ts r » : er, cyt) A : _+¢ lot } —_ 2 9 ACHINGNY > : Ft Seer WEST Pidg i ‘ ~ black { a! , n Tt. lot by / : ii A = ° i : Ms ’ . . .' rac’ ad , reo . - - - _—— ~ »\f ; : . ~ c : ’ —— ¥ . - "lew ‘>a? r Be AN ey FR , I “est : : . . : . ; : ‘ ae * _ | mt. { rr ; a. & + >» * , . veaw 1 : ' iets aaa A \f | gun par om . ‘\ ar st. ours Country lub ‘Main 1 Cnt te 6a we z iaeing an si). " haan ° | TY t} » nid + ‘ aa u cae hie Si ol Siete Tig bie he — * - - , + > +. + 7 ~~ s | ad "? >» aad 7 ? 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Sa APAR BU se anenr af, (ee eee placer phe a ~~~ KIRKWOOD worth of Cass’ ca: bo) You can } 4 in wittis Lorust. * : vw . tetas h ot "= ’ ‘ «= ; ‘ ‘ 2 » r SAS00 ‘est F rear CFT j . , . ‘ ~= = nate - 2 o : ; P ij* : ; r . "4 . . : a ' ° - — . . - > ~ - » » BTEKN, fobs : | a . : : + ane MAPLEWOOD | ooo ee Re fee Mr. Davis at 704 - . iT _ as jeorn Ses : ©, e «4 “ . i vo at ; ; » oe ek - ~~ - > 7 -? = ~~ , | . » . . , » - * >» r 7 4, ; } + : | *, 7 7." | + ' o ff , é ; \“ “ * ’ > ; » } a | + & '»> A b a” , * ” J 7 ’ re f , ; ; ' | > _ " oa ’ : - > nn ae 7 Sh . | | gg ag a ge ye = aia ee le be steam heat, Cia ntist ulist} or any other business: | Stein Sr.. (380 Manchester —__{f’? FLAT—+4 and 4 room. 1000 block on Mor- i! convenidares ae 5 nana . imiiv: Kitchen priv- 7a Se f ghits. steam hea anitor service; sulte risor Price 95000 Apply en n- rs ngs rest &: ~~ se y _ ree . -g~ foe ial ae. ™ ‘ Pi —2 Penn z i st Ss : MUSICS q j is7Te 7 - ric a, " ‘ : ™ . . - ing e's sat J ‘ ia@u} Vise, rea- ..* LAS ‘ ~ - ~ r Pw .NWN ¢ a = ron? S40 yer HD nth UNIVERSITY CITY svivanta a . " ; 4 aX — — . ' : . > > ' RI ~T 4 7 . | . ‘ 14 i*> = > - 2 aman Fr = ’ ° - ; o— — - y RAGTIME (Jase ne . : = ) a ae 4: — Sete —— net: | BUNGALOW New. attractive dere, 7 | 7 tS Ts oe $65: flat on 3390 bleck PITY x P, wer &. Ng ; One mont ' 4 - . . .- : ; N rrr - e —- ‘ . 4 —- 5, “ : 4 . ts Cos ewnericor ao hee », . BBO iri: ne ROU ADT ; 3 22 Per | HT » (; LIN : ent 83 | : , Z " M : , : . * _ > - ‘ s - . > - : “4 ~* - * 7; , av » ® ~ & ze » a a # a -~ . =... 3 : | ROOMS WANTED ~ Png team GARAGES. STABLES FOR RENT ‘se: yt eee oe 6 rn . 2 " : _-- lj : 7T , : , . >> ; : -e COTTAGE—4 °r a: 2 and electric n FLAT—3-room frame fiat and 3-room | HE \ Ek -. , , 4 : : -* = fol a) - r AA - 1.si ers . ~ > hn. Mi , % ~ ENR! yy - 7s: ri kK: light and : ; rr . e : 32 . - ose tare 'n rear : t six 1: ; ° 4800 “— J > “ ‘ ios =! . , » : “++ ‘ sige > enna r : _ . ~ tf. h i TUNING ANDO REPAIRING . na Ti aT ed i = moe eee w= Mar : i 3) = terms ny 35113 (89) Peery ania, av.; price $3200. [Api N. W. COR. TAYLOR AND - —_ - — ed ~ ue i. : tan 7 5 $° ” - " _ 4 «) “ . , ns ’ . : ; 4 . . : . . : " *¢ , ‘= . bsA Le.) a 3 Ye wut +? ~ . 7 4 gl 3529 ‘ e@¢ i ilere ~ i] ‘ : . ; ! = . ~~ 2 st. ae ‘ ‘ ih 7 o Se : A lt e' : WANTED- BUSINESS PURPOSES 2 « o——m= - | ‘ : ty 8 ’ ’ ° . 7 | == : $ gee ‘ yy } : " : ' - ‘. " - . . A . . , 34 = - ee « ‘\ i ‘\ Ss Bi) Hi 5. > ST Ee ’ WwW "; ™ ‘4 * -— «- c ‘ is - ? 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Pl ‘¥ MOU \ ; , ri! . } : Y) , ry 7 , ‘ Ls : . . 5 . . - . . : “hy 6 j TI [> [ ASS” re: fen eMan's 8874 Cock « a HERON, 4710—lalge front reo Side preferr Rox N-273, Post-Dis nar Neors a rea, REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE B07 Chestnut st. | gingie Far -ame BARGAIN. |. | Dated in Son "Dua ry, Mase. ge : « a a a i) ~ ad . at . ia ‘ ? . fa mitner ’ ‘ 7 , » tt AA VOn pore Me e™ hs . ‘ : - . ’ . = ~ i" . } ™ pee ‘ — = Ss ‘ rATa = 1s rt 3S ~ »*? re ryt « Tt ’ eax ’ -- " : —_—e . , 1AN vtie ba : ; : 4 , a‘ ~ M . S .* y be . iTins F - F isher ‘First Any > . > 7 ‘ TY . nae cee . rT pow: Ri SD eK. ; ~ - es a vs . .* ng sn I xt ury : . s Wwenste 7ToO Ves PF a3) a | WENZLICK I A? Hestr 4 se 15 - - ' " : fas ; - ; te . ; . a .¥ i r. . ‘ . , ; Cr. Ie*} _- 17 Lenox pl. b | 7 RESORTS ae ANN. e matched. Of Chestau Bi lace ie ® Webster Grove | ALES t{ (cS) house 18 rooms, including enrvante? Sg tur s Ls | ‘i ) . ory oy site _ ~ 4 . 7 . > . _ ‘ 7 , - 104 : ’ ; ° e.ac 5 . . ” " ~ ” : . : PiANO— prignt ‘ naitiee : : pie 4 Lt : For s houteau. § ~—Five rooms, sun pat : K- . , | . 7 1 nen & ; — a" -~ — = | foots bath steam neat) REAL ESTATE—WANTED TO BUY ~~. : - oe OFLAT—Modern Sroom fiat, 4949 fans. POPs inouire of Hari et Be os to « ee | ‘4 Sal laer " Mr" - | - . : . : ] * PLAVER-! ‘ . ; i. : HOTELS ANDERS ra MAN? = % : ] a $5 Xe ' a Sa. —— Wr @ — : : +. . - rae a) wee - a - ; “7 - = ; . ‘Nf tet ilo, ’ } Cer ‘' " “ : : r ~ ~~ . Da ‘ ~ 5 . - 4 a ~ ; ~ . ; ‘ 7 vw + wes . . hieieat tom , Kite : a ___ eB! . ere Gono » Shee ae eee ee 1) & OxLTS¢ : f : + - 3 | R509 Mar | | DEL MONTE HOTE! WHITTIER, 321 N— Thre ») -. - .* . — ‘4 , “— . LRU . . . : r ?. , 4 “ } . . 4 ~ . . - —* -¥ . = 7 . e a" fran a. res er : far 2 hi . : : , . “97 sv “ rae s. : Sim ae? fice , 7 - ° . »’ I MAR BI . « ° ; - - ~ ' ” . . ia : ga wn : +, ; » ‘7 mae ace - _ =" a? : e irre . ~ - A ~ a \g r = ¢ i . and _ 3 r {ime ©» = Pe + - " arge * > tb ae on _ _ - « - ‘ ~ " + zg Sas 4 ”~ Ther om y i« . ss.. - i : Er a KEANE & ANKE. 1008 Chestnuf st. & Ba hc a dade Led -FOR COLOR PLAY , kt ' AN s\4 «? - rit Hon Ea . ™ =. . . ed 14 - , - [. + ' = ‘ ’ ‘ ) . >—_._ . ‘ ‘ ‘ " i ‘ a” ‘ Cael ti , tat ' oF NM NN ‘ > . ; . r ms = gr ar } ; *\. es wir - : , , } f r £09 ’ , f ’ . r a ; ~e*r . ; . — = a sory ? ; - , " : L 7 aces €Bq tone rn . ° 3 n : = : . a ; . : P & j —-* — = : ne ; y- pies “~~s - a PLAYER-PIANO—iaresin. $ ke E308 - (Apt. 3 tor Rigo | Se. mm ggy let re ote ae 1215 Amhers: MENTS. CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - list. Webster and Kirkwood property. FLA ar single. 6 and 7 rhoms. | A#Pt) DUBINSKY REALTY @@ g : ’ . > . ' : ’ zee . 4 ; > = SMeservess » niles “.¢ - -cs omereret he o . . ; ee ' thebnemuteaies ~ ' - nz 7 rooms f STi s LOO wr i Hw ’ 2inwright > ™ « « - _ aii 4) - = a : > 7980 i. ‘rs 4°" » “er ' " : : Mire : ’ 4 6 . ‘7 ‘ ttre 3 ~ es aTrRe? bs i. =F ai - me © : . Vr ~ sen te he " - ,* : . ~ ——— —— > i i i = - . « h o a ; = be ko te ag. yp ~‘s & Lge FOR SALE FLAT— 4032 Evans a & mice singte fiat terms : ta see us if terested, — i ry a’ KRING ipl FOR SALE eS . , ene . -y -_ of , 1° 9 Be ~~ “or” Ray . _—_ a ome Win __. — ——— a — —- —— (4a | 4 re — ‘athe and | R , _- = } v — >? Ni { ‘ASH ‘ tv who » ~. €1° en | . , . -* - 32. . ; _ ae | ° . a q¥P) ; NI » ' it? 5 . : _— Su ee . 4 —_ 7 ™ = . . , hea ‘ 4 . iike new s*, = ath tua Gas a ti f ¢ Rartr a regunr © i « : ' : ‘ ? re. Pot 4% Ml +58 , * gun parlor i ies cs _ ‘ . ~~ 5 : ee” : es | ras r , rig Ulive 1YSAD Centra! 4262 aornce Sid a Ss. : ’ " ‘ . . — : - ’ = . re - S639 a: tania & Scalia eee ee ' MB, °.. VICTROL 4 —Foin — ‘ adiex, $ 1949 - RM. : : NsIN . - Tyler 2860M NORTHWEST ee ewes — for $} . ‘ : . i. me €ie¢ ; i wate Lin ‘ Susiness ; tildine jots near Nature _ ’ ——_ eieies os apm “ ; ote “ > - ie — ae .~ tp r- R é' * i > si . a7 ) 4.” a | ad e ALKING MACHINES A AN TED , : sina . 4.40058, —s . }RANKIWN vibe e ‘ —— . fiat WELLINGS FOR RENT bd » Wa Pr —e | an. ; « y —— Pare ai 4619 Hvy«4rau an ens wner withir Ca’) at 4557 Mafar | A ,” CASH : : ,w- ’ es a _ —_ ; ‘+ wT) t 1} , ‘ ) ' ’ : ' - vA asa’ > —_—-- ed - . . — = Ps : Zz? " 7 ee garazce % g ‘ ’ . chinee ane r¢ : , . js : . } -_ - e*,e . t Prien fan? wea PD tc 3 2 oY ry wine > a SOUTH P 4 . . > r a ~ - - re W Grand av. Lindel) 573. . ated private 5 See and bath. need tenia Ee oe .7 —— : FARMS FOR RENT .LRE ENZLICK. 101 hestnut co) Rents, $1200 Year: Priee S7500 wm * Ss | ; | & " ‘ = ) r . ] = ’ — — ior - — tei pean? > 8 ae ’ ; . . » | ® . mon - Peck Estate. 210 Wainwris carage. $7: =34 cab FARM—For rent or ladse, 1S acres) @room BUNGALOWS—5-goom bricks: now ready fo | Four and five rooms hot-water heat: 4514 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE i —— ; : Ridz : : a from ¢ a : r s'reets mace x Hamilton a t 309x140 e 74) . ‘ 3 -. os rs ° oa . — "y" —_ - aie — \. a : “ aa j Ls , \ ar : “ Ba Ss ‘ ~} a ‘ ~ a : a* le se + + Siz ; . s 44.4 RmMANE & FRANK © LOO Cheetn we - via - : rineess oo ; WEST , ’ ‘ ae = _ $5°5 - «ev termes Ses ame . ee : —-- 5 . ' x i 7 +4 P ny Tiere? — >4 reas ma , . j FARMS WANTED PERT =? teTthRAony sf IT ris -e- ; serT »* v ' r Py ot) ter = 47> MI Pae , ati 7 r -A — S500 r3 i . . : ™ —7 tT. . ‘ . a i ~~ = ' . « _ _ . -—-— rer? a) a 4 - ~* - . ROOMS and BOARD)| wiz 8 2s er eentient FS aee e eees SERS, CEES aoe | BUNGALOWS —s400-02 , Keni Ses. oy ome || el cee ’ ‘ . , : oo nn . . z ° me at : S east (7Tanec riAT—4 and 5 rooms. singte- modern: ifne ; TE tk — a s > »? 7 ' ' ~ e's gh - ; + — 2 «a le warted ° FINE Ywol FE S207 = . Sbnoay ; - . i ’ ' NS—3 furnis! , . ROOMS FOR RENT rity P+ ; oe er 9 omg : NORTAH ; vip _ 2117-19 \ Tenthe fearon, iat: bune | NOTES Wtd--Wil ber Guemenee . 7 , - 4 : e ’ ¢ ° r. " ‘ .* - Ss : - ° . o* . : - : hx NM» : for ght me Ke ; : ' "O04 ' . : ~ : ™ tf 5. a2 FARMS FOR SALE WT pT - 4.ro ottage . ‘a cman age: Anan Hes CONGIIOE 32 and 3 roams “™ SY inproved property. eet 1571 , _ ’ ‘ : s]* oF — vrs |_| mart at . ei an se $125 sab aie or > and oO rooms. si nad ff al a : : i . 4% ROOM life ’ . ‘ : ei ~ 4 Forest = 4 B. Py, err me “ . fiat ‘ : ~ . . , _ 7 . , . an a ae ° Jr . er FEM An ‘ ar ' Py oo Penns mis , >. = ah EN: - ; ” A ~ E.1 4 AN—$100, 000 - fin oe : h . f fs . : : te . ee vA , _ . 3 : gr ra. oe ‘ . Eg 7 , . = os ‘ . - as = ; ‘ —_ :, : : } = ~ 4 ; - @ ’ 4 ‘ St is rv a ear [1's at 6 per cent svar woati : \ | 4°70--—Sincle is ; vi ’ flat. eleetr ; ‘ : ar tee sc= -s ss. 4 e. 4 - : nce ers : : Mair k nd ) ] oie : + ec on tents: 24 deeds of oa ~— tas Gur sciastemes ee agent or = a wactes. $1 : ssh. aw bare Rg Bn gt ge HG Alrgoun¢ ari : Flat HN § BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestueu . = « > = . . . -“ — o~w . - ) = 421i] : MONEY ed AN—City r county; CENTRAL 6.31—-R ee ae Se paome. , mectric ond APARTMENTS FOR RENT -ARM—25 acre : ihewioe nar weak | CES : a. ered and | 4211 Kossuth 5 amd 6 r rep wis i | | ; > ; : : 3 = acti ; Sippie 4115-1 7 , et water; $20. ALF ; = ag id ee , , , look at 1 [seen pod | rates: quick! action. , ‘flo ohne Shs Iie ist | ' 51 7 ® very : —FURNISHED : + . wn i —— A. eouble garage: first floor Wacant: nfice Keane & Franke, 1008 Ches a . , . “ owe =Al | =~... } . 7 4 ee ine r > . . . - : yt 4 . 4 ’ ‘ 7 -- ° 7 ' front : : enol . , ' : 4-room br ae nnn FOR SALE J ud : * i> a " : . » « are anpar* ; 7. AA ws " ‘ — as . _ . ~ r : ’ . , : a ©s . o ‘ Pra ; - = , 44 = rn 4 y - ‘ . s ‘ : . . : « . . « - - - oi “= ’ * ; - . > > ; "l a . ; , ‘ Ww EST =e . ied a ‘ S : et ' en SS - : » 0 “vin) + ASH 7 | . = “. ‘ a" ' o . —? @ $ ‘ r r e tor : yf me ee ' - - - ca ENRIGHT —4]505—-6" socun, bai ROSS eerey (egal oF tgeee 2 $1550—$200 CA! : CORNET & ZEIB Awl * 11’ P 4 iis ‘ ates - Bo oN ENE : est" : } . . = Maa = ; . "= aan 2isi 8 ras “ac ei es : nF encom cottage ze SsovuTwH , ret ea ° "Ses e >] ; eg al Ss ‘eis - 7,r* . 7z . -~ r . , tz 7 , - = r er , ° . ~ - — ‘a > ~> . ri . 7 - . ; 4 #19 MM - . ’ ° . ; 3 oa ‘ oS * N : =" ’ “ . : mi . > ba 7 6 — —_ , “oo es a.ar ed nizy » ‘ jes? ni a An “ : . - : . ‘ - 7 * . — . ~ J i r as ‘ : } ~* « ’ = . z ‘ 2 H A R WW { 4 | ) LAN ] yS & d : = - ~ 2 : oo . , . rr - e a> g@air | jtrne " : - . _ , . . “ . = - *~. ° ¥ . - . ore su Pe ' a . ~ ~ ‘et x" >" is] me? € : > @ « - 7 . . = . , ‘ . . —_ a bie - eens ~ 4 age cts. SI) to $m a ie 0 ys : L. ee vw Ips LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP ; See | Sa . : or a tele ae Me dee ee Aor I-\- - LES] NCE—Possession at lance A : :, AP bi wits Tears 40) . a | allies ot ~ : he ~ ae eT 4 - fur 2” ¢ , " SW . 27 vr i aor 47 a J ? KE ‘\ TU 1 o A\ » hi rigat?s «¢ eleg os . . -~ | a red Mi ‘ha aned mn @autom Dilee: a -~ty . , » ’ = a 80) Pea’ ar : brick ats ’ =. elec. ha ww at ities A - : ae 1s a ; ialked zt as # Me — a , : é ; i wy a> fpDLreae «wu eiy r.m€ itior } W. BRURIAN ixture , farace f fUNEY m auto t Washin i i : ao, FLAT— eG, Se ee OO Se aeacinen partment; S BES 0) ACRES WITH 4016 ‘eau ar Heser irk. at r own price. Sed tien Go. 1218 Otve tC : ~_— Oo", .at ~ y rae ~ 7 _ . a =) vs ry Lr >| . - . = : : : = - : . ~~ eee a eS Sanaa hones K at ta 1 MINS PL... 4089—Corner. front Fastor : ; wrytrot , iM; CROPS, OWS BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW Se ; ) Chestrht. ALL auyromotti¢ loans while, using P - : = 4 os ‘J ‘ . - ad ; . ee i ‘Ty’ - “oY ; ° . _— - © , . * “4 open ob , a : ‘oreet 4124 "te . venx.es : ery. etc.; short walk 5048 ” : wutit POT TWO HOUSES FOR £1100 otaha lan O4E5t. avtomeobdiles ‘ 2 a _ het o} a oh aia va . * : . + ‘. _ . 71s - : : - . ” = > , oa . ° : ©. . . 3 . : aor ' " —s —— ; ae ee = SOUTH \\ > 5 : 4 ; Sie. Be > Bn ewes “'4 ‘per +> Bann ’ sees OY ms rRIVA . AN & -$10 I> FAT. . o rT ba ’ ° - " . 4 4 i4 « 4 o 4 on * a? a . i= ~ é ’ * r pe o - : *s } . ire s cep " 4 rus ¥ fruit , O-rgor > sa - Troe 7 , ‘ . ~th ¥ mie tate _ r —f emt be e i~w = s ga ‘>. 26 hog , ' curt o : ‘« Olive ry e > c . . ; ‘ setae a - : b— © 2 _-* ar? e eg z Spr zx Sater ; artis . a “ : ai : « : g=° sy a rea. ‘ - ~ ‘ 4 . : _ ru t . tr = = , . : ; rt “ . « 1 nz . =i & x ' 3711 HICKORY ST. : a nen a t fro bil : ; a ' , — — . , : r : : ~ - 2 . : > ’ : . . ™ — y 7 a = on > "er y P 7 te a i e > ** ol. r ” > se r N re 3 ern CATES. 's : — *. $4 6 fall after - m. . i inane, Se a — ene . . —t- . nes s* xOW ae poy Rad AN IVE IMME ae r . >t Beaett a's Pak Bids a’ t far : e , ; ; | J 4 | ~ « ‘ : 1} 2 oe > : 5 f rnoace . . : ~ ~ s* - + 2 ad ~ Su | Q reas . POSSESS! iN " ; . 4 : ¥ | Le : | as Ogg lg gene 4 and '¢ AN. 6018—4-room apamment com. ©". ; FARM AGI S31 G. F SOUTHWEST | 9-ROOM , 500 he on automebil CHEROK» : ' warag tis pletely furnished: a4uite: 274 7 * York Life Bidg., Ka: a ¥ 9 . at ind anything of + ; , i , . oo die abe 2h id penn eden ee MORRIS AACH RCO. 826 « nestmut) || ere us ‘edit Co. 622% phon — eas ; ; room: gas rang .s $45. ALFRED BE. LOCHMOE VASHINGTON F 1439S roma com. | MPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE macuke: terme: or will take Ford or prop- |; ——————_-____ —te | =f x. ia ee Bee se . a ; WESTMINSTER 1 4123—4-poom apart Me' pe Dy WL ING "$100 down. Owne: 2527 Clan” ram: | ENRIGHT, 4257-241 ganas! back, || «ents: eeoraes| 6 a eee ” . 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; 20 _ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1921. — a make no difference in its cardinal purpose was as feelingly disavowed by Creat Britain. tribes. Millions of men, women and children are principles, that it will always fight || But the fact was reiterated that Great Britain must engaged in a hopeless search for food.” | | for progress and reform, a maintain a position of relative naval supremacy Or 1.» » tale might be set down as exaggeration and injustice or corruption, y® || “exist as a great Power in the world only on suffer- discounted if all other accounts'of the situation did jance | |* “| Gee powertess to keep itself alive ex-)| 10+ square with it in the main. Obviously, the scope and public || cept by good will.” of the calamity is far too great to be met by even) Dever eee not, || Every argument advanced in the Commons discus- ine pest efforts of the American Relief Administra-| ed to the public welfare, never be ‘sion in favor of construction could be advanced in tion, nobly ‘as that body has done in other lands. | satisfied with merely printing news, Washington or Tokio with equal sincerity end perti- | Its main business has been the care of 1,300,000 chil- drastically independent; | “wenn | ee os emia oy eaneergme bs y ss ‘dren in Poland and 67,000 children in Austria, Czecho- | _ tasteful to any other nation as it is to England. “n@ | siovakia and Hungary. In the years when this chief- whether predatory plutocracy or : ~~ | Slovakia an gary. } nt A ar while it will be conceded that an island kingicm like) ). . 2. forthcoming for Poland and Austria it has been | JOSEPH PULITZER, England, dependent on sea-borne commerce, requires needed quite as much in Russia, but it has not been | April 10, 1907. we @ great navy, still the margin of superior strength to given. Now a famine of incredible proportions is. Rte O———a | which she is rightfully entitled may not easily be de- added to the increasing and unrelieved poverty and LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE termined. The question contains the germs of spirit-| hunger of past seasons. It is a question of saving ed controversy and possible disagreement. ‘not a percentage of children alone, but a great part of Te the Walter ef the Post-Dispatch. In the present groping efforts towards peace, with) the population. OM Greek and Roman mythology! the variety of reasons that can be offered in behali | There is a poasibility, of course, that the Soviet | we have the following narrative re'a-| of relying on force, statesmen might take a lesson) Government would benefit in some degree from a de-| tive to the “Ancient Order of Booze | from Bismarck. For all his devotion to blood and | termined endeavor on the part of the rest of the Pighters:” “The Wanderings of Bac-| iron, the founder and builder of the German empire/ ,.:14 to pring Russia through this leanest of all lean. ‘ chus—After the death of Semele Jove knew the value of the “imponderables.”” One of those years. There is also a possibility that contact with took the infant Bacchus and gave hiim imponderables was the good will of nations whose the outside world would automatically reduce bolshev- in charge of the Nysaen nymphs, who) good will was indispensable to the Bismarckian plans.|;.., ¢. a more conventional creed. But whether Le- i fan and childhood, . | tale thee eare se placed by Just With loftier purpose the Chancellors of the present) ning falls or continues in power is a consideration ter as the Hyades among the stars. An-. other guardian and tutor of young Bac-| value in international relations. Should they con-| on the charity of an overstocked nation. When a city chus was the pot-bellied, jovial Silenus,) clude that good will is requisite to peace they need): on fire no man stops to ask how the blaze shart | fon of Pan and a nymph and oldest of) 1+ gear being called dreamers or visionaries. For ed or refuses to lend a hand because he does not like t Satyrs. Silenus was probably an tn-) i eeade preceptor. He was generally the truth is that, without good will, disarmament tp. alderman from the burning precinct. The world) typsy and would have broken his neck agreements and all other treaties will be but scraps cannot afford to allow complete confusion in Russia. carly in his career had not oe meen 7 hay paper. If a nation starves or goes mad every taxpayer and. ’ . ; ee ee S88 | Bees Oe ne ee There must be more than mutual assurances of .v ory wage earner on earth must dig into his pocket the train of his pupils. After . ' ao Sag was of age he discovered the| ©Steem and declarations of confidence on the part of/ 2nq share in making good the loss. sulture of the vine and the mode of e* * on ; . > ee | Jo Re row P Se eS ee te . a Fn et, wo ae - _ ‘| POO ae io “oe » —. * aw "YY , = ew. * a» ++ eteeet wih ees - d CORN MIP . ae a 4e4. — » « o~ a de e “oe : ~~ —_ amd a Ce —— = -_— a eee — IF ALL IN READINESS FOR THE HOME-COMING., Renches for Infirmary. Ta the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | re WOULD like to have Mayor Kiel or ; se rT whoever is responsible explain why | 2 ; ) Mi | those poor old people at the City In-| ’ Tirmary can’t have benches enough to eit down on. Some of them have to lean | “up against trees because they cannot get down on the ground while they are out ‘in the yard. There are plenty of old | “benches tn this city to equip the in- firmary. F. B. Two Questions. Te the Eaiter of the Post-Dtrpatch. HAS it ever occurred to your high-| © brow musical critic that placing tho municipal opera on the same high irt plane of the Bymphony Orchestra might ultimately operate to piace it on the eame low financial plane as that organ- ization, which never knows where ‘we peat dollar is coming from” | 2.» Ian't the rea! question not wheth-| br the Post-Dispatch or its musica! crit- lc oF any member of the cast of the opera wants the project placed on a higher basis, but instead whether a ma- jority. of the patrons who attend want efamd opera’? They are the arbiters an4 not the newspapers, the critics or the actora ROBERT J. TAYLOR ae ee i, ; 4 4 4 S ~ Se od Gia >ifibings . - RE A AE ye tage et ee ae . a. on Oem tere Pe ye + oo oP ae ee a. oe a The Destroyers. Te the Eéttor of the Post Diapetch GREAT menace to farmers, especially - thoee who have planted sorghum | eFSP% Ore English sparrows They are bred HY We millions tn cities and visit nearby fiel@a, leaving them bare and worthiess Their murmbers are increasing © fast that thep will goon rank with drouth and fige@s for destruction. Why not start a) war ef extermination on the useless = ; . Pp = ++ - st wall eeatba BM nies ns nerd a only BEE a Ee sa ané gardens , : , HENRY HAMLIN. TO HELENE. From people who tell the world; From the old St -Louis sidewalks made of bricke; ‘From girls who chew gum as if their lives de- pended on it; From landiadies with bed bugs: From people who are jealous of your good times; From poor folks who forget that the rich, too. have plenty of troubles of their own: From girls who say ain't; From drunken men who put fn long distance calls; and ; a From Delmarites made Gesperate, may I. too, be delivered. BOOSTERETTE FOR JUST A MINUBTTE. * * 7 ZYME. Pardon—E. A. P. EAR the gently bubbling etille— Smell the smelils— What a world of pleasant times their har. mony foretelis. But the silence of the night Brings its shivers of affright, Lest the watchman on the beat should hear their tone: For every sound that floats May mean dust within our throats So we groan. Those hard people Cchorrid people). They that dwell up in the steeple, Won't condone: They who snooping, snooping, enooping. Grouped in bunches or alone, Feel a glory tn so dropping On the human heart a stone. They are neither man nor woman: They are neither brute nor human— They are ghouls K. H :. oa column is designed to reprod - | bias the latest comment by the leading @ /mewspapers cnd periodicals on the ¢ as bs * a. > hy oe 7) es, 3) k ' ' THE BARGES ARE BUSY. | From the New Orleans Picayune. | HE St. Louis Post-Dispatch of last ¥ day reported the arrival in that pe | four days, of 12 of the Government in three tows, constituting “the largest 0 ‘in a similar period over the municipal’ North Market street since it was built barges brought 18,000 tons of cargo, | sisal, burlap, sugar and coffee. Much @ consigned to St. Louis firms, but we are : “a large volume was loaded to freight « shipment by rall north in the M ippt ' “Such shipments,” notes agother St. “are growing, and the increase will be ma better dock facilities are available—whep die West knows how well shipping can be here.”’ | ; The Federal river service recently struction of a quarter-million-dollar dod Louis, to handle the increasing business @ vide better facilities for co-ordinating 1 river service. Now that the river line ig receiving and placing in commission tts equipment, rail-and-river co-ordination _ most important'need. The fact that t ried by the barges from New Orleans to & is being transferred in increasing + 'raf) lines for «movement to interior /“north of the Mississippi Valley,” and ths ments are being assembled in St. Louls & terior points for carriage via the barges te ern and foreign destinations, should 1 provision for efficient rail-and-river je response to the proffer of tangible ps commerce demands it. a . THE TAXATION PROBLEM EDWIN R. A. SELIGMAN ith North Ag Review. i = HE approved modern system of emp taxes is one of concentrated rather diffused taxes. This means in fee. tem of taxes on the conveniences of life | tobacco, gasoline, stamped paper and | together with the taxes on tra : | missions, automobiles, etc. If still /On expenditure seem desirable, let t | posed upon articles of ‘luxury like je clothing and the like, as is in part done, although with inadequate « Ue to cases of unnecessary discrimination. — us not revert to the Middle Ages, with ® on salt and it® taxes on bread. t is danger of the taxes on expenditure 1 on the line which separates necessities mentary comforts from luxuries, let W the somewhat reduced taxes on income @ _ business v hich will reach the wealth of try when it is actually being ¢ which wil! be so moderate as not to § materially with the accumulation of @ the development of enterprise. Above a ‘endeavor t» rid ourselves of the one @F }of our present system—the inequality | in the unjustifable exemption of and local securities. Let us be mi basic principles of taxation. Let us “nuisance” taxes which yield but 1 Let us relinquish the takes like the its tax which sing against the admin (ons of certainty, economy and eff | as beware of securing revenue at the restricting either consumption or 4 3 bo te 2 és “ eee ee ” sactaentally it is 7 pomical plan. > Your butcher or ¥ = i” 6 Te I am ee 0 . i re at a * to go to Washingto - train at midnight. | He found that he / pay cash for the trai ~ Mz at (than if he hadn't b ” 36. ae _ Sen By John : | | / spay AS YC OU can usually © W gations if you } , are going to be. The best plan fo to give you s ES prices if you pay t ) end of the week. : _ ‘They can use the! them in their busine ' earn interest for the If you keep it for - may not earn intere » it certainly will earn Settle your accour © possible not later th the week. Then yo ' know exactly where ’ The railroad policy ee any one for a ti rich or influent a preat deal of jroads. This policy ts inva Not long ago a Ne aire of unquestioned dignant, but his indig Yno good. He hired a ' around to the houses 7 before he got it. ‘Afterward he adop policy In his own bus che has i¢ss money ‘that inconvenience. Most business, of ¢ eonducted on credit. wage or salary earne ' you-go policy, tn all i is best. The pay-as-you-go the victim of a loan is seldom that a mo closed on his home. = P = ie fe ‘ ; FIFTH INSTAI “A half million doi! posit, gentiemen,” sai notice last night how | mist to the top of th you ever visited a where the molasses - in great vats’ The -gas which ts invisit! inches of space to t Vat and spilis over where it finds its exit would do. You may under the vat'’s rim t this heavy invisible st ing your face into it it cuts your wind. I m _@go in the plant of South Brooklyn, the asicep in the vat roo | @wake, the doors be | keep out the cold.” “Then you think th Bonic acid gas?” Mr. “Of course not, air ' “I think that it is m | the miners cajl fire with polsonous prodt posing vegetation.” Sir Harry nodde maid he. “That's a) probably holds the pension. Well, what Ponly needed 4 few w out King and! MacGu! “But if it’s a tuid, ef the lieutenants, “ flow over into the “It does, sir,” I ' as chilled by the nig Gaytime, the heat of | the lake is so intens _ Fises carryin’ up wit kaloidal poisons. It 1 = rose from the lake, Wing upon it, but thi Only becomes visible ‘bulk against the cvoll “Like a fine precip ' tube,” said Sir Harr) @oubt but that the a We've got to make ow | tomorrow.” _ *‘¥ T was, therefore, so § ™y very great reli | would have gone | ™Y grain, which was | GUltter, to be the ff ; was I in no mind to adventurous life | / 824 supine a manner | Sted Uke anh old badg | We were to load the * ™uch as they would s | to leave as soon as th p have disappeared wi *ach day a little late )™ore of the stuff to when I went down s ‘the gauge, what find that the leve ij Inches over night a! 3 Scant foot below the « , We have not a« 1 ; or.” 6 1 to Sir H
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i} “l to reproduce wit yy the leading pudl ls -on the questions icayune, spatch of last Wedn val in that port, wi lovernment river b e it was built,” ‘the largest movemel the municipal dock | ne of cargo, principa offee. Much of it ne, but we are told ded to freight cars the Mississippi Vall nother St. Louls f— ‘ease will be more W vailable—when the rhipping can be han : ice recently began ¢ lion-dollar dock in asing business and co-ordinating rail the river line ts rapidi commission its mod co-ordination is e fact that tonnage ew Orleans to St. creasing volume to to interior destin Valley.” and that d in 8t. Louts from C7 via the barges to Sout i#, should insure pro -and-river co-ordina of tangible proof eee Y PROBLEM. system of expend! ntrated rather than ans in practice a \ niences of life euch d paper and the on transportation, If «till further t rable, let them be xury like jewolry, is in part already flequate attention: § liscrimination. But le Ages, with its read. Finally, tf expenditure trenc ten necessities and uxuries, let us add ‘on on freome a tax the wealth of the cove cing distributed te as not to tnt mulation of capital rise of the one crying he inequality 1 ption of Federal, us be mindful of ». Let us abandon leld but little re e like the exoess the administrative y and efficiency. Above all, let enue at the expense Uon or production. to realize the | ty and equality of t admirable opporte ope that it will rise? fe us with a fiscal . will be as succ ensible, aa that % .N in North Amertoat ai Ld 4 ) notice last night how close was the WOMEN’S PAGE SS SS . | ee ee ee —-< - ——— POST-DISPA —_— a — — - ~ om a TCH Daily Magazine FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921. WOMEN’S PAGE 21 eS - " ———— ~ ee oa a Nae YOU BEAT | i Uncommon ’ THAT WONAN \ OVER THERE | CAVE | TEN MILLION DOLLARS TH CHARIT ' Sense —_—_—_—_—_—e— By John Blake PAY AS YOU GO SU can usually meet your ob- ligations if you know what they are going to be. ' | fhe best plan for an individual as he goes. | Yecidentally it is the most plan. Your butcher or your grocer can gfford to give you goods at lower if you pay the bills at the eco- . SHE WANTED HER NANE IN THE PAPERS | | flavor | | the sugar. | the Sugar, add one and a half cups |Of water a:d | to chill. 4 of the week. can use the money you give in their business, and make it | interest for them. "If you keep it for six months it may not earn interest for you, but u“ certainly will earn none for them. \ Settle your accounts as far as y le not later than the end of week. Then you will always i » exactly where you stand. Whe railroad policy of never trust- any one for a ticket, no matter rich or influential he maybe, arreat deal of money for the ytHat WOMAN / DISCOVERED | SO NETHING LIKE RADIUM — - ‘This policy is invariably enforced. » Not long ago a New York million- "aire of unquestioned credit wanted "to go to Washington on a special IS ITA BREAK FAST FOOD 2 train at midnight. ' He found that he would have to pay cash for the train. He was in- ) dignant, but his indignation did him "po good. He hired a taxi ang drove around to the houses of six friends before he got it. 7 Afterward he adopted the same | | policy in his own business, and now | whe has less money owing to him | Sthan if he hadn't been put to all | \ that inconvenience. | Most business, of course, must be conducted on credit. But for the | S wage or salary earner the pay-as- | ) you-go policy, in all snmiall matters, | ' is best. | The pay-as-you-go mian is never the victim of a loan shark, and it. is seldom that a mortgage is fore- | | WOMAN | | \ THAT'S THe ( ed id | HAVE-READ OES | be | KNOW HER PO ; | X ftw ‘closed on his home. (Copyright, By Henry C. Rowland a a ee ee i i i i a a a i a a a ee a A Short Story in Five Daily Installments 1921). —_——_———— FIFTH INSTALLMENT. “A half million dollars in safe de- posit, gentlemen,” said J]. “Did yor} “Look!” the Jake. he cries and points ing across the viscid sheen, came a flotilla four boats, canvas distillery, la took them to be, which fermentin’ | indeed they were. It was the other acid expedition, and it had got here just gas Which is invisible fills the few in time to Wriggle into the trap inches of space the rim of the “Well!” said Sir Harry, “ne\ "Vat and spills ove: om the floor, | mind those fools. Let them "where it finds its exit, just as water their own gait and the rest of vou would do. You may hold your hat! comb out the jungle.” under the vat's rim till it is full of | Now, I have seen some fine things, this heavy invisible stuff and plung- | sir, and many a sublime act of self- ing your face into it, you will find | sacrifice in my adventurings, but cuts your wind. 1 mind some years never a finer than was here—-thes: )ag0 in the plant of a distillery in highspirited gentlemen wel! know- PSouth Brooklyn, the pumpman fell ing the frightf | danger which asleep in the vat room, and dfd not | threatened, yet with not a thought ) awake, the doors being to Of quittin’ the place and leavin’ to keep out the cold.” his fate, one poor insignificant “Then you think this stuff is car- | stricken Carib negro boy. It was in bonic acid gas’ Mr. Dennis asked. Vain that Sir Harry ordered the rest “Of course not, sir.”’ I answered.| of them to leave while there “i think that it is marsh gas, what| yet time, saying that he would him- the miners call fire danmip, mixed) Self continue the search and follow with poisonous products of decom- a little later, nor was his discipline | Posing vegetation.” ‘availin’. All knew that the larger Sir Harry nodded. “Methane,” |the searchin’ party the better the mid he. “That's a. heavy gas and | Chance of comin’ on Probably holds the miasma in sus-| he might have fallen down and be pension. Well, whatever it is, it) yin’ unconscious. And we were all Fonly needed a few whiffs to knock | coursin’ here and there like beagles 'out King and MacGuire.” in a copse, when the other party “But if it’s a fluid,” objected one| arrived and came up upon the of the lieutenants, “why doesn’t it | Knoll. . flow over into the gorge?” Losh! sir, but they must have been “It does, sir,’ I answered, “as soon as chilled by the night air. In the Gaytime, the heat of the sun upon the lake is so intense that the air rises carryin’ up with {it these al- Kaloidal poisons. It looks as though N rose from the lake, instead of set- Wing upon it, but this is because it Oly becomes visible on settling in; challenging them thelr presence. bulk against the cooling water.” They had seen our boats below half “Like a fine precipitate in a test-| filled with golden nuggets and they tube,” said Sir Harry. ‘“There’s no| must have noticed the trail we had foubt but that the captain is right.| Worn over the side of the falls; and We've got to make our plans to clear | here now with all this treasure _— tomorrow.” loose, Was stationed no guard nor any my Very great relief, for while it) sort of a hindrance to them | | I alone took some stock of gheir would have gone sorely against | party. There were nine of.the ras- my grain, which was never that of a | c@ls and about as hard a looking QUiter, to be the first to run, yet | ang of mongrel scouts as one can Was lin no mind to finish eventful | Very Well imagine, all armed to the Gnd adventurous life in so loathsome | teeth, and as mean and furtive actin’ *nd Supine a manner as to be smoth- as #0 many hyenas. But they were "red like an old badger in his hole. | sore puzzled at our disregard of them We were to load the boats with as ‘and sensed no doubt that in the pres- ence of some great and pressin’ dan- ger, their own arrival was a triflin’ thing. They stared about at the evil aspect of the place mutterin’ to each other. “Which of you beauties Capt. Sanchez’” I asked, and one of them tells me he is not along but had sent them up to see what was there, stop- pin’ himself aboard, from which | guessed that his yellow-bellied skip- per of Don Edmundo’s had kept se- cret the danger of the place and was taking care of his own @recious hide gending on the others for a naissance. “You have found the gold,” adds this sweep, with a wicked glitter in the red eves of him. ‘We have found tons of cold. Ami- vo.’ J answered, “‘and bi there is tons of it left, but no man of us will live to spend it on his Margarita if we stop here many minutes longer We are lookin’ for a comrade already) stricken down somewhere in the bush, and unless we find him, pronto, )}we will all be dead men.” mist to the top of this: knoll? Have you ever visited a rum where the molasses was fin great vats’ The carboni of col- psibles | Lo ¢! ae) closed looked at them as, cious, they crept stealthily up, no doubt wonderin’ at the shouts and calls near and distant and nobody so T was, therefore, so agreed, and to Much as they would safely carry and to leave 48 B00n as the vapor should have disappeared which had been | *ach day a little later, there being more of the stuff to dissipate. But) when I went down as usual to in-| tthe gauge, what was my horror. ® find that the level had sunk 22 inches over night and was now a Mant foot below the danger mark. We have not a minute to lose, r, ld I to Harry. “Let us Crop *verything anc go.” Though the boats were but half : en, he Was of the same mind, “hile Don Edmundo though not “Meckin’ im courage turned rather Seen about the gills. So we mus- nee our party and then found that _ Was missing. We scattered | "hee in search and no trace of could we find. = here was a dreadful predica- It was plain enough that the ap been struck down suddenly the fever, doubtless in his de- um, confused and wonderin’ off the tangle of the pasn. Go Pthout him we could not in al! ence, whilst every minute ‘leader of the party could not doubt i in the search imperiled the | the truth of my words, not from of all, and whilst we were|what he may have known of ‘hug frantically rushing about, Mr.|the place but from our ens ne Sut o vote. ‘sied mareuvers. It was plain is Sir ’ ; iA to} , ness, and his gang of cutthroats even Less than a mile away and crawl- | argue ‘came. I now set myself to the search and, | ‘their « j;appeared to |» Edmundo was | have tol Cheffy, where | i not amazed at their reception for in our | frantic haste, we scarce so much AS | gaid he. weapons, watchful, wary and art I, ‘let much as throwing them a glance nor. | nhead, I recon - watched, This fellow who appeared to be the baring that he did not like the busi- less, for they began to jabber and and stare back whence they Leavin’ them to their confab, as luck weuld have it, came present- ly on Cheffy sprawled out uncon- scious in a dense growth of thicket. | Hivistin’ him across my shoulder I fired a pistol] shot, the signal agreed upon to tell that he was found, then strode back to the old chapel. When I got there the others had come in and Don Edmundo was har- angin’ the leader of the crowd. Then, lookin’ out the lake, I saw three of their boats haif a mile away, heading back to the falls and now as I could tell from the quick flash of ars they were not crawlin’ but be havin’ a race. Don turned to me and threw out his hand. “This fool savs that he will not go without of the gold, theugh |! . danger.” let him bide and across SOC “Then we will | burn a candle for his soul in purga- said’ 1 on my way to the boats which the others were fast fillin’ to their interest in the place and much good may it do him.” Now that Cheffy was found we did tarry longer and of our gear, took with us only such weapons as we might easily carry. Sir Harry gripped me by the arm “We've not a second to lose, Andy,” “Shouldn't we chase tory,” bristlin’ with | these rascals ahead of us?” is their own lookout, sir,” said “they have been amply warned, us waste no precious time with them.” “All right.” said he. “Get aboard and start, all of you. If you find yourself sticking, chuck the damned stuff overboard.” O FF we started, and as I dipped my paddle I guessed that here would be a withering race for life. It was as though a man were thrustin’' on his craft in a basin of glue while the stench of it would have made a factory of that same a faint elusive perfume. I wondered would our crowd all stand the strain of the tue across, if get eould, for at each stroke the lost wavy entirely like she was drag- ging on the mud. Hialf-way over we looked back and saw that the boat of the newcomers had put off and was struggling to follow us, but of them we took ascant heed in our own terrible exertions and the growing awfulness in the napect of the lake. And then aa I forced my own heavy-laden craft looked to the right and eaw something which brought the hackles bristling up on the back of my neck and turned me cold despite the blasting heat. Something was glistenin’ upon the surface. It had the sickly yellow shine of some huge of the ooze and, as I it seemed to palpitate through the Shimmering heat waves and in spots to twitch as a beast might twitch fts hide under the prick of vermin There was life in the thine——the horrid life of the and ooze, and even as we watched it grew in length and the pores of it began to bubble, exuding wisps of vellow vapor. Rody o’ me, sir, but we needed not to be told what this thing. was. It was such bottom as the lake had, iteelf as the waters fell, to reveal its ewelterin’ and nolsesome parasites. And then even as we watched. here ahead though not 41- rectly in our course came the broad monster off across we boat | slime | back of another such hideous levia- than and over this one the water Stirred in greasy ripples which I took to be its slimy maggots skitterin’ ‘and burrowin’ to escape the nakéd scorchin’ Immediately other | patches began show ‘hither and yon, and my _ burstin’ heart filled my throat as I watched for one to- break the surface ahead, | well knowin’ that if this should hap- pen, we were all dead men, as no | boat, however light, \could have tra- versed the semi-fluifl muck. One of our boats whs laggin’—that Sir Harry, he fearin’ lest paddle, which accident nt certain death, But to tell Mr. Den- to start «n nuggets Wwe bottom was sla wr riare. to containin’ he break a would have mea just as I was nis, who was heavin’ overboard the swam in freer water. The now sizzlin' in spots like sOme fester- ‘in’ thine and we were all sick with the stench, but the terrible crisis cave us more than normal strength. |Never in all my many travels had I seen so evil an ulcer as tis on the fair face of nature. The seethin’ crater of ‘a volcano with. its sulphurous smells |} was sweet and clean compared to it. |Dante could have found much there ito add to the features of his Inferno. Yet we shoved ahead until within two hundred yards of our |goal, the broad ledg: of rotten | quartz at the brink of the falls and ‘here my heart sank for th aha ’ forward, on boats showing all about. My heaviest were was the paddle, strove with the flat of the blade overjoyed to see that the others were now safe. I dared not stop long enough to heave out car- “ro, every second bein’ m re preci- ous than’ a light draft. The rest shouting encouragements to and presently we won our wa) and Sir Harry dragged out Mr. Dennis as he pitched for- ward and laid him on the rock, holding a flask to his lips. Only then did we take heed of ‘the three men following and I swear to vou, sir, thet had they been our friends we could scarcely have hung more eagerly upon their progress, for here was a fate which ny honest ‘man would wish his bitterest ene- 'my. They were still making pro- gress and continued to do so, until to this spot not two hundred yards away where my own boat had been so nearly mired. And then we held our breaths. for there seemed to rise about them the whole bottom of the lake hiarry gave a rroan, “God!” he muttered, there’s no water left.” It was true, sir. Over the whole up came t glistenin’ slime You may have no‘ ced whe! mixin’ substance which ab- orbs the water how the liquid goes suddenly into it to form a plastic mass. This is what now happened, and it was a seethin’ noxious with great yellow bubbles which “welled, then burst, to emit a gase- ous pomwon. Those in the boat could but realize their and frantically to heave out their freie it ef nuggets. But it was too late. The slime would not hold the weight of the paddle while yet suckin’ the boat fast in its grip. For a minute ‘two it swung to port and starboard while not gainin’ an fMch, like a weasel strainin’ to tear itself from the jaw-trap, and then as those in it found the useleasness of this an, spent, no doubt, by thetfr losin’ race with Death. they sank down much as and to thrust her my hand on er were us, to the ledge shudderin’ “look' Sir expanse some one, help hbecan ’ ? rit doom or themselves against | ; | Hot Weather Drinks LIMEADE. For a small quantity use the! T eer of two limes and two oranges. tub the rind of both to- gether with a half a cup of sugar for a few minutes to extract the ther. remove rind, or a snalll | amount of each can be grated into Pour the fruit juice over j ' sufficient cracked ice When ready to serve add a |slice of pineapple and a couple of crv'stallized cherries. Stir well and | | pour into the glass =-. | made MALTED individual mixing one MILK. drink can be tablespoonful A good by malted milk with three tablespoon- |, Paste. | breath, | lessly. | bullet through the poor devils.” | they wish a quick release Is wered. ' would have taken it by now, but, be- | they | woukl bolt for it,” “have been waiting, I found my cox- | ahead of her, and so swam under the — | oceurred | seemed to-stop and patches of slime | own | fearful of the! fuls boiling water, to form a smooth Add two tablespoonfuls of laspberry or currant syrup and fiil the cup with cold water. If water not sufficiently cold a couple of spoontuls cracked ice may be stirred into the mixture before add- ing the water. Stir well and strain through a fine sieve. is ot a — » the waxen figures of men might have melted that scorchin’ “Godt” says Sir Harry under his and handled his rifle rest- “"Twould be a mercy to puta under sun. “They have their weapons should “If they were Germans they Latins and first make what peace they may and ask the intercession of thea Virgin Mother for past misdeeds. Now let us go for theré is naught we can do to help them and the dan- ger grows in this place,” But now, though it three of the afternoon,’ so concen- | trated was the effluvium that the mist was already -beginning to form, and though risin’ as it did so we} were yet conscious of its oppression. | Those three out there on the lake ing Catholics, was not yet must already have succumbed to its _effects, iin them. for they had slumped down boat and we could not see Sir Harry shook his head. must drop everything and said he. ‘“T am of your opinion, sir,” said I; ‘let us moor the boats here to the ledge and leave them. They may fill and sink in the rain, but they will hold together until you come again.”’ There was no other choice, for al- the “We ready Mr. Dennis and one of the lieu- tenants were Seized with vomiting, ‘and Mr. King showing symptoms of distress. Cheffy was conscious but unable to stand, so I caused him to be slung upon my back as a Japa- laboring woman carries habe and thus got him down the cliff. It was a slow business, as three of the others had to be helped, which task fell upon me _ as‘by far the strongest of the party, so that I made four trips up and down that nearly vertical climb. Sir Harry I asked to go on down the gorge with the others, for a doubt had come into my mind. There was still a very rreat treasure—now all we had, hid down at the end of’the rapids by this time almost dry. and I did not know but that the other outfit might be so rash as to intercept us. They could not have seen the Skate if Boris had carried out my orders and, thinking that we might have come from Colon with the launch, the temptation to seize her and such treasure as we had would. be very rreat for such a gang of bandits as I took them to be. And, indeed, this proved to be the . for, when quite spent, we got down to where the launch should nese perhaps ~¢ } HIS is delicious on a hot day. | _ clotha. , been boiled, and soap. | boiled cotton and water will have have grown less instead of greater. You may perhaps remember, sir, my sir,’ I an-, her 4 swain wild with rage. Whether or not/ overhang of her bow, holdin’ for a ir had been a hatched-up plan by Capt. Sanchez, I do not Know, but the crowd on their return had the launch leaving him bank. Perhaps it had not to thbm that we had al- ready cached some of the treasure hard by and they thought to make us pay our passage in whole or in crabbed upon the part. “Here is a pretty how-de-do,” said I to Sir Harry, “no boats and the Skate about 15 miles away. We have | no food and the water is rotten even) when boiled. There is but one thing | do. You shall to all have to camp | here as best you may whilst I make | mv way around by the bank and | signal to the Skate.” “Do vou thimk you can it?’’ asked Sir Harry. “T shall have to, sir,” edge baked by now.” ‘But it is all . t)i Manage | ‘ing to enjoy the cool night breeze Se ~ 7 ' Until the Doctor Comes y Charlotte C. West, M. D. ‘ LOCKJAW. ETANUS, or lockjaw, is a con- | T dition caused almost solely from | a wound. Any wound may in- flict this frightful condition, there- fore the moment an injury of this character is sustained the wound should be washed as thoroughly as_ possible with boiled water and boiled No time should be lost in calling | |a physician. Meanwhile the one who takes care of the wound must for-! cibly stretch it open to expose the entire depth, as the germ may, lodze at the bottom of the wound and give rise to the trouble after it has healed. Boil some pieces of absorbent cot- ton (or soft old lint, old salt or flour bags torn in shreds). Boil these and a hand brush for five minutes. Mean- while, scrub your own hands in boiled water with a brush that has Scrub for five minutes, rinse in boiled water and without drying your hands proceed to give first aid. By this time the amount for, though I cannot boast like some hale oldsters to have led ulways a temperate life, yet now in my fifty-sixth year these indiscre- tions were not yet visited upon me, while the need of rest seemed to having told you in a previous yarn how once I wes swept. overboard in a squall from the master’s sailin’- yacht and how he stood by all night and picked *me up in the morning none the worse for twelve-hours’ swimmin’. Thus a matter of a few miles padclin’ in the warm water had no dread for me. The first few miles were easy go- ing, the clay along the bank being baked hard as cement. Then I was forced to swim a slew which I did with a prickling of the legs. I got around the bend where the rive: widened and here about aie mile away, well out in the channel, lay a small steamer not much bigger shan a channel trawle~ thougn of dif- ferent type, the sort which carry tubs of olive oil from Spain to the coast. of Brittany, then go on to Cardiff or Newcastle for coals to carry back. There was a ladder down over her side and -»r launch was tied on astern, but I could dis- cover no activity aboard her. This gave me another idea, sir. “Why consume your strength and risk being a bait for caymans when all you have to do is to paddle out to yon vessel and take back your own, Andy?” says I to myself. “If you can capture O’Donahue Castle ‘and slay nigh a score of pirates, it should not greatly tan your jaw to crack this small nut yonder.” The sun was gettin’ low and I could see ahead where the mangrove swamp began higher up than I had thought. | It would be an all night’s swim around to where the Skate lay and but a short dip out to the Spaniard with the tide in my favor. “That will be my job,’ said I to myself and slipped into the shade of the bush where I lay down for 4a re- freshin’' nap. When I awoke it was already: dark and the stars hangin’ so low that it would seem like one might knock them out of place with the top mast truck. I took a swallow from my canteen of the sweet water from the mission well, slipped off my shirt and shoes, tightened my belt, and in breeks alone and ballasted with the two pistols of which the cartridges are water-tight, I slid into the water prayin’ that the crocodiles might respect my size and quality. Driftin’ down stream to the steam- er I presently came near, merely scullin' with my fins to keep directly moment to the chain to listen. No sound came from her deck, and I guessed that this bein’ a treasure hunt which is a sort of free-booting, no discipline obtained and all hands would be under the quarterdeck awr- coming down the river. Still another | reason for not tryin’ to cut the launch adrift. I loosed my hold and slid along the side to the sea ladder, on which I puta gentle strain. Here the murmur of voices reached me. — a — — that naught I might do could ever cooled sufficiently and the wound) should be stretched, bathed, scrubbed | until not only all foreign matter but! all possible invisible germs are fro-) moved. Now place a wad of boiled cotton over the wound and hold in place avith a bandage. Under no circumstances use court plaster of any kind—such a covering, is in itself contaminated with germs, it also keeps in any germs that may be present In the wound and als) prevents drainage. Remember that no wound is too small to convey tino germ and to set up lockjaw. Do aot think these precautions silly, foolish, unnecessary. Fatal tetanus may ds- velop from trivial wounds, such as pin scratches, small splinters, insect bites and the like. mM the wound is small it can be dressed with boric acid ointment, 60 grains of boric acid to one ounce vaseline, after the first day. If large, prepare as instructed above for surgical treatment and antitetanus serum injections. and in meant to take his bullet and destroy him before it downed me, the man turned and fled, I after him like a big dog after a cat. Up the deck we went, around the deck-house then up the other side, and just at the fore- castle ladder I clipped him by the shoulder. He writhed about but I knocked the weapon from his hand and overboard, and then, in mys heat and vexation from the sting of several slight wounds, I tossed him after it. And in such silly fashion, perished Capt. Sanchez, for it was none other, and, though doubtless he could swim, the swift currermt bore him away before he could grab the launch as had the first man. Maybe his head struck upon the _ rail, I don't know, sir, nor do I greatly care. There was no fight left in the rest of the crowd and, when T had drunk my fill of the good Spanish wine, I took the launch and one of the | ship’s boats with an oier or two of the strong wine, giving them all my blessing and a few words of sound advice anent what might happen. should they try to make further | trouble, I drove them all below into | the forecastle and locked the hatch, | that they migat not see fit to honor | me with a partin’ salute on my shov- ing off. e others were considerably sur- prised at my quick and prosperous voyages but when I described the vessel Don Edmundo swore. “That is one of mine,” says he. “she was laid up for the repair of her é¢ngines, which were in bad con.- dition. Sanchez must have found nieans to patch them up and either stole her or taken her out on a forged order from me.” “In that case, senor,”’ said I, “why | do you not go out aboard her and take charge? I doubt they have got. another nayigator and ‘tis likely you may find the document of his rever- ence, Brother Ingacio, in the Cap- tain’s cabin. Why not also tarry a bit end fetch the rest of the gold from the top of the falls? These scullions would ask nothing better than a small share which you might make them as your inclination sees fit, provided they sweat it down. 'Twould be just as well not to carry all of our golden eggs in the same basket, and no doubt some of these gentlemen will be glad to go aboard and help you in the running of the ship.” It was, therefore, so agreed. We piled into the boats and went back aboard the Infanta Mercedes, whose people we found in a sorry state of uncertainty as how next to proceed. They were more than satisfied with the. arrangement, and Mr. King with one of the young English officers agreed to stop aboard with the don. We Skates did not tarry for the final operation, but sailed northward with Sir Harry and the others aboard, including Cheffy and his pals “Pleasant was the journey homeward,” as saith ‘the Indian dem{-god and great was the astonish- ment of Mr. Steve, though he swore astonish him again. | Be this as it may, no treasure- hunt to my knowledge was = ever crowned with ‘more sucess, and, as though Fortune would be turnin’ Some sort of argument was goin’ on but the words werd indistinct. Far) more interesting at that moment ws) a snappish voice which barked out: “Muchacho—mas vino.” “This is) worth the trip, Andy, lad,” says I to! myself, the more convinced of it | when presently I heard the clink of said I, “the | the bank should be hard-| mangrove swamp. around the river mouth,” he object- | . ed. “Then I shall have to swim the Inet three or four miles,” I answered, | the Skate should be in a little bight nest around the point and hid by the ‘came along the deck. mangroves, being flat as a dish upon | the water.” tie looked at my an | asoned bone and muscle and shook ' great stature of | glaspes. Like the auld Ilion they named me in the Masai country, 1 would make my kill then drink my fill, though I was of impression that) one roar would be enough to scattcr | those jackals. | Then up I went softly and was al-. most te the rail when somebody | Perhaps the) ladder creaked a little under my 230 pounds, or he may have noticed the) strain upon the pennant, for as I was) lookin’ upward, a head and shoulders) opped over the side. “Madre de) his head. “I wouldn't believe It POS- | ai ne gurgles, and gets no further, | sible but for what MacGuire has told). 7 clawed upward, got one great me of your exploit in Ireland, Cap=| jaw on his curly mop and snaked tein.’ said he. “For such a man 4s) him over, duckin’ as he went past. vou there seems no limit to strength | He hit the water with a splash, gud and endurance.” “That has never yet be ° reached, <ir.” I answered, “and this is now, only chance. r shall set out t once and if I am not here with | the Skate by daylight, do you take | euch mcn as are able and go back | up the falls and fetch down two of | canvas boats.”’ our the O Il armed myself with two pis- | S tols and set out. It was not a pleasant task I had underta- ken as there might be sharks and eevmans. but this was a chance I was forced to take as I doubted that by morning any there would have the strength to go back and fetch Jown the boats. I have never had ore at fear of sharks and, as for the | crocodiles. while they will take a. dow or a child, they are but timid | beasts. and I doubted they would | tackle a bedy of my bulk. As for fatigue I was conscious of no great @tructure. ger in their methods. to use my weapons barring the next second I was over the rail and stridin’ aft. The yell that I let out must fair have stunned that group of wine bibbers and I was in their midst be- | fore ever a man stirred. Then they | were up and at me, and I will say) for the beggars that there Was gin- I did not try | only | those with which the equipped me for such instances, and. as they drove at me with their | knives, I met them with foot and fist. smashing them down and get- | ting in return some few cuts and pricks. The melee was quickly over, Then, as I stood there gilarin’ about, a pistol flashed from the cgrtier of the deck-house, and & bullet scorched my ribs. I had leapt aside before it barked again, and I made a rush to gain the cever of the same) t P her full face on Mr. Dennis, it was not long afterward that news came of poor Lieut. MacNeill of whose THE BURGESS BEDTIME STORY By Thornton W. Burgess ‘he chuckled to himself. Sammy Jay Comes Along. AMMY Jay hadn't anything in S particular to do save to iook about for mischief. You know Sammy dearly loves to get into mis- chief. family had grown and left the to look out for them- selves, and Sammy had -« home du- ties. So he spent his time when not looking for something to eat in looking for mischief. think that he hadn't visited the swamp for a long time. Anyway, flew over there, and it happened that because he flew there from the Old Orchard he entered it at the edge near where lay the holl in which P.ter Rabbit was from Reddy Fox. Sammy fitted from stopping in each to and look that way was to be seen, and presently he came to a above a big clump of tall usual, Sammy peered this looked that way, and so it was that he looked right down inte that clump of tall ferns. They moved ever so |jittle. “Some ene is down among those ferns,” though Sammy). and leaned down to see better. As 1 said before, Sammy's eyes are very sharp. Almost at once he shw something red. He changed his position so as to see better. Then “That is Reddy Fox hiding there,” he t- tered. “I wonder what that Pp ig there for. He must be watching for some one.” : Sammy looked all about to try see who Reddy was waiting for, but no one was to be seen. A little way off lay an, old log, but from where he sat Sammy couldn't see that one énd was open or he would have guessed that the one Reddy was waiting for was in that off log. For some time Sammy sat there watch- ing. Nothing happened and at last Sammy grew tired. There ig nothing Sammy Jay de- lights-in more than in upsetting the plans of Reddy Fox. He knew by the way Keddy kept so still that he hoped to catch some one: sant ak eyes sparkled, with mischief then he opened his mouth. “Thief! Thief Thief” he screamed at the top of his lungs. “Fox! Fox! Thief! Thief!" Reddy looked up and . Then he slowly got to his feet. knew that it was useless to hide there longer. “Why don’t you. your own business and let others at- tend to theirs?" he snapped. | ‘Thief! Thief! Here is Reddy Fox!" sereamed Sammy im greet glee. Reddy glared up at Sammy, if l.oks could kill Sammy would . have fallen dead right that instant. As it was, he only screamed the louder. Reddy turned, and with as muoh dignity as he could trotted away. Sammy followed, all time screaming “Thief! Here ts Red- dy Fox! Thiet! Thief!” ? vut of the swamp and half way across the Green Meadows followed Reddy Fox, and every within hearing knew — Reddy was. Peter Rabbit low log heard and chuckled, knew that now there was no danger from Reddy. He crept out of the ho stretched. . Then he th poor young Heron in a he did go an idea some weeks later on and his small the other two, in accordance with sj? : BS EEESS Fr - :. Hilti i the terms of the made over to the -Cheffy and his back with us and é; their full share in it could not be got the first rascal to wealth. The actually San to thelr own to stop on with x : : ; rE rs Ws murder Mr. Dennis had been like- | wise accused. 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