St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 29, 1922

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. e _ t- LOWs Forward or Backward? | Music Week will mean much ie tlre lature L EDITION of St. Louis, if citizens regolye to vote for : bonds for a Municipal Auditorium—the (Complete Market Reports.) Ml city uéeds it. —_ ral Only ceemme Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ee ee——————— —_ - 7 - eee . = ™ = ~ - - — VOL. 74. NC | Q ‘ST. ‘LOU IS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1922—16 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS snl - _———_- ES - " — — - me —— = nee ' - " Sea es om . — os _ - 7 = — — - - -~— - - “ - - . ~ _ - — 2 —— a nee - 8 _ - - ae 9 ~~ oo ee er ee ee a one 2 . - . FRENCH AND. PRESIDENT RaFUSES TO LEED CNN’ Ss ux ATEN 1 SE BRITISH ARE SEE CHILDREN'S CRUSADE’ ny guy Tqypgy "=== STAT PRTG s PAYROLL ROBBERS GET HARMONIZING © Who states tte wit Consider ach case PARTY QN ROCKS iz oes sn se ALLEGED BY EDITOR TF A00 IN HOLDUP Carefully on Its Own Merits. : and vicinity: Pra ae — : Fair and warm- ; ; 9 RUSSIANPLANS. 2 5 “e British Travelers Who Joined cr tonight and- Publisher of Democratic By the Associated Press conference, Mrs. O’Hare said a com- ° ‘ ‘ “oy oe 4 Ni ‘TON, April wv. The mittee would be sent to confer wit! on Trip Uninvited Accused gi pk sea Fatt Paper at Bowling Green : ‘Children’s crusade.” organized to Attorney-Generar Daugherty, and 1” ° A rg . ve seek frem President Harding gen- : ick : of Getting $35,000 From + =. . , and Warmer to- Says He Was Approached 8 the meantime no picketing would be ial Draftin Commis ion eral amnesty for war law violators | resorted to. “Hh? . . ee night: tomorrow | : PaaS Speci g 8 i ea sees arnten a3 : batik Millionaire Widow. ee probably in- by Republican Politician. Imprisoned, arrived in The position of the — > Ow Re, Ae OB eer OQ SA) IE ¢ SEE #55 IW Willa icaee il 7 . ‘ ’ ’ Cc 4 , “7 ‘ 7) ‘ ‘ . ‘ ° > ‘ . 4 nown avi] 4 Scevenhs cl i mal } t Cvovernnient, *’ ti reeman would split with Gill experimenting with their vra- culating referendum petitions on vil fits have eaused the National.tually all the Hyde administration M’UTIWS a ard of Fire Underwriters to issue bills passed by the last Legislature. a new set of regulations covering the amount of space to be occupied the installation of wireless sending by the publication this year will he and receiving apparatus. greater than ever before. Under the creasing cloudi a a House and was li . ’ , ‘ “or ’ ; : , . ’ ae ; . : , } : ‘ as directed by (;eorge hKiouse is that the case of each war- oF ness ang warm- C inl C De ieiind 36 the President's nec. | : meidered on | SOOOD FE q» . Be & | | Package ontaining ash amble to Pro Osals and ristian Jr,, the President’s sec- low violator must be considered en O \ : ‘ O OS EJ ey ie p | S” NOW fa id PROPOSAL REJECTED, 7 : . The “crusade,” composed ae nev-General. It -was nphas) ss ’ ay probably tomor- Cashier of McElroy-Sl Articles to Be Submitted to *'*** 24 children of inen still im- iy Harding when the matter of a ow; warmer van Pprisoned for war law violation did pardon for Eugene V. Debs was Uv n : night vesi C Af He - ‘ bat } ‘ ~~ ; : > tt i . . 3 ' O’Hare of S ic oF: — i hy oeveciutive cle = a * promoters, gamblers and reputed | tieatinn af the ' ey ee : : LON DON, April pl Hare of St. louis, organizer of the. ] Vv executllve cieniency 7 t250 : Cas é; P Ott the lea Lilet Lat Ve Lt Gill admitted to a Post-Dispate] - reas. Ww ashington avenue, amounting’ °o of America because they entered on. p he Interior and nT; ' ora. Leavin he White use after th by ¢ inuing wartime ishir : M wv ne ! . London Times learns that Pre ee He us aft r the \ continulng wartime Puhishimne nt. : Nee ynNosnl as outlined by I: reeman, Oy ried Out hy aireraft in) conjunction worth $20,000,000 or $25.000.000_ js . ; wei : ee ane Charles | Recker who has the iireraft bombed the vessels at Pals pany, at Fifteenth street and Wasl irges, wson Man- vpon production, according i . ' ' : cl V (;il] 1 the demands of Europe wile 1} Ip: -j er : i : — constitutional amendments prior to ni 3 | the other craft attacked sur- !. - ' dn ‘ wqOCI Ee ‘in the robberies. The largest anioun Whether he r invthing is Mu Sec y Den) ; : > oe os °° , : , ‘J stip . , oe & ’ . the ee es 1 race i ‘ : ~~ 4 a fi cs in he last two veal s1i0n. nal Collectorship if He \\ illows On Bank of 1} stute will receive an amount es t. Louis banks i t ‘ nown Engli actress: her fiance Sinclair for the Mammot] ily; fine seociated ]’:-e«e j “ « “s é from bank messengers. Five police. WOFrUL a& MILO il) Ley fial)- , ree ¢ as nlanned an Republican politicians in St. Louig | By the Associated Prese eron, 4 _ da / a ACKII lution Fs ional investi ee em ; , 118 ) PLLING the joe for tT | ’ publicatt wounded, while two robbers hay lof the Rev. W. J. Leacl ' issing pas jeg hes n O Sell Ton Mall ’ In r the law there must be px . ; States Internal Reverue Collector in; Church, and newspaper man was (very bod, ( t see} ; ELOr ‘hina. were re ‘te ; isfaction of the Russian delegation: . ; , VIROL me cae . ade F sith Dewtates oe : COGNIZANGE fF RADIO CRAZE ll proposed amendments to he | “Sina, Were reported ve ged ae lated the circumstances of the_hold- re } iy iwter) ; id ° . { ° “at the delay in replying to its nvute oe ed ae ity See OE : ¢ 7 ' ro line exte nding fron 1 Machang., a ' ae ’ . was appointed in January, nas months ago, when. th big party she , miles south of Tientsin, to a point follows: 4 os —— , amt. TMennte ‘oe tar . Illinois River. wedge ’ O71) , ‘ i stallation of Re- laws passed he TLegislatun fae ‘ould be withdrawn and the Rus- told a Post-Dispatch reporter he | edged between th Miss Stevens. at the hote}] With insta | A dispatch from Tientsin says there | ),onay for about two years, twice s tio Ss hey were assured get it, and if it was necessary for , - wae f nw -h that she. her fiancee an er \ssociated a ae e last ? - ) ae oe | ior } cr ‘Ire? ; . By ‘CK i t : ; a . - iY , ‘ with the differences in the demands place, it probably W ould zo to the Be t _ hay ing luncheon at q hote] there ] #)? Lrrié ry? VW it h lighting ( 1r¢ Wits al nal £7. ( ke I h is t he Sf le ( t] Pal of th Y lohn on & Ran j Shoe Co (at the , = f ‘ : . ‘ ‘ . — out ' he had gone t ‘iver C lidin’ ers in connection with the new reg- are Republican In ; umber y-¢ Ssio s mornin spencor, ¢ also » National Com- lad gone to the river to get 2 didn't know 1 t eare ft MMNecCUONn With \ S- | 3 | Ca 1 a number of! , , The sub-commission this n Ung Spenccr, and also te t é i | ° : . ‘ usVv } rd on i , ; ete onflict with the soviet principls « ini discussion in a mellow diers were sentenced to jail and pen- t busy offiee, and Washington av vein. itentiary terms, ranging from three’ the hotel and regictar - ¢] : France would demand that, if Bins ; and registered under the building was damaged about $290 signature, He had this all written F ik Wall. of Oklahoma City, and although there were not many pe Rity. . The French further desire) Marshall storv that won the O. udge babits te dbtves'| wai een wenkenn . pany s loss was covered by insur | : : arres ithi . severa],; /and and Mrs. Radlev wer PERE " Pailing an agreement before De. rors of the East Indian jungles. rrest’ within the last’ several, Irs. Radley were so in- few days. aware of violating the Oklahoma law Nurre if he would go back for a: ’ rlac "\Cr y -j{] 29 not return ate ‘ The Men and Women Who Will length of time they were held will Place MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., April 2 immediate “Nothing doing.” he replied. “I+ 4n impartial chairman. ae Sa ; 3 , ee : . — . - " wh . ‘ ot i ry ‘ « "ig » ‘ : o *f ry 1m, ‘ of all the delegates reproduced den, five months Hioward Brinkley Husiness, and this « pisode didn't hely had heen hired by Harry (¢ Moh: do not know why Gill did nor rr. marriages vas perfo i at . Vv. } mally t6 deny rumors that he intend- 1} Carl i ad re montns; arl Corbitt, two vears;: Au- : ; If Win- . ¢ todav bv mvy letter to Becker, and IJ receive bridegroom and 15 women in the should he protected by armed out la ' ive I y the alli , a = ogee ed Russian proposals are re- ae ‘eal life of an Illi- Perey : : story from res three years; Leo Kauffman, four “OU!dn't do it so she had him ar- On the strength of Powells state- _ : bine 4 . Companion “Hobbs” int ‘y)« ; . — have heen twee three vears: Mike into custody det arrest, t a n Lioyd George and Barthou. 5 : of Brunen eceived from the deals on the con- | She is again in schol rhe Brins- A messenger with $1000 Or more Continued on Page 2, Column 2. retary, to lay its petition before At ; Wi lerits an hat } , ) - 1} rhe) LLS al I if | t Tle Taken From Assistant Full Committee. ,not see President Flarding. An- that he edie not agree to gen and * Leaves Street Car at Fif- , O & not receiy fa’ the delegation because I i G . a ey s O a . BARTHOU S P LI Y all such ‘ nat ; , plied that he would take up ‘each roup Is Scattering. ec ; Vallev Park, 10.6 feet, a rise wn Initiative. ROBBE RS ESCAPE ers are handled by the Department te? ; on its merits, ut that he Was OPp- WAS N GTO yril °49 "as i HL? r J ~‘. AY ri bs @ VW ath Post-Dispatch. > ‘ ‘ > in oe : , ; — ae Pon TORK 1 99 a ; eee 2 , ‘ Head of Delegation at been asked to show “every consid- that in any action he might take h Nene SORE. TIE 28 ane) S$ Monday includes: Upper Mississippi \n attempt by Banner heck . sufficiently impressed by his punish , Siderable cloudiness, normal temper- Committee of Montgomery County, S i anners Checked Outside. arty, with plenty of money t | | Hs tag. Men on hip. thou to Go to Paris. bainers proclaiming the purpose of Mrs. O'Hara in presenting a plea souls to whoop things up and about SENATE ORDERS IN UIRY INTO I ‘ , for many years an active Republic- . 3 aby RS ee ee’ gael ' an politician in the Ninth Congres- | dren were notified by the police on some mnethod o freducing the terms time. But it’s on the rocks. NAVAL Oil RESERVE LEASES : ne The forces of Sun Yat Sen, head of sional District. to sell to Demoeratie au a. ere : | From Bank. Carrying of the banners into the : ! r sinclair pests aye . : we ict TROTZKY AGAINST YIELDING grounds The banners Peeaie. lv, pointed out that the war ws - ed to England today. They are Hugh sia ones “re cog Pit _ Om official printing we constitutional Canton, have captured the entire pit oe | oe? . mbes Suan. “_ Vou eres iM yoming: for amendments on a 50 per eent eon Payroll money for the office and alias C. G, Hobbs, British oil stock WASHINGTON | Elroy-Sloan Shoe Co., 1511-15 econ men. They are being shooed out ‘serves in California ori ‘orrespondent of the tary ( iristian. adding that “‘nothing ec: » ach I Ch AVY ‘part oa , 4 7. “ ; Berlin correspondent *d 7 ‘ : had submitted to Freeman a p resulted tn their surrender was car- from Leo R. Nurre, assistant cash- An Australian widow. said pects to make a ‘war state- : ¢ me ait | | ”m ¢ ine “ n seclusion somewhere in New York lease for 20 vears on 93°1 acres in . | te ee ' bp : . ment” at a meeting of the all and is getting ready to go to Califor- °; \\" Se : etting of the printing, had any part wu2Ten. 20 men being killed and 30) ington avenue, at 9:10 a. m. todi, six xecutives May 5, when ae ee eae Ee aye ie S YORE FONE E Oy Bes, POP RCICE le transaction or eve? now , . ; Russian e . nia. She is short $235.000. which. she ranging from 19 to 5 per ent th _ transa tl : Yh even knowl others wounded on board the cruiser by three robbers. who escaped wit. : : i private property will be lis- ; _ ees fr ’ ue or ; a * proposal ‘ ') porta state cussed get away from her it Vi pry ne | transmiuitte Freeman was that he would obtain ) iby a fourth mar. Ol or : ways. She is Mrs. Jane Lewis : 1 is nat tod ' terior . ae ee Sretgge Later there was a further bomb- — ; rey] . : The understanding is ‘that : ale _ + , ites aati : cca "from the Secretary of State fering attack on the vessels near Can-|. THIS wae the twenty-third -payrol ‘ n =e > aPPrtwv 5 . . - 3 cif li «cle rESOCIS a . ircul lerk . rold maior: Piand Tuesda: « Me A n Governor of Manchuria, iy Gen. : a — sition of United | tor of the Averyville Presbyteriai FIRE UNDE leation } le newspaper in @aci ; — Nurre, who is 24 years old, an! ‘. . scat Sadder and Wise i i he Wu Pei-fu. mhliitary leader of entral : , ’ ve , St. Louis. which John S. Leahy, who ee MR, fone Seen Ss nd. ' na couple o found this morn by a fishermar idder and. Nan a uple of : ' 1] up to a Post-Dispatch reporter a° on the Tazewell County shoe of the 7 New Regulations Concerned Chietly ; submitted under the initiative ame ale > Pek Calin “] have heen getting the payro'l in Reade Ww urea (ete —— i] : , c ry Stations, vhich are to be submitted to a vore ; ee sans wo eesume their initial po-. Would accept the nlace if he could, willows. lav. told a revorter Se ee eciving i i > gibt a) Bei: ee hs ns would resume } old port 1e Po eh heavv artillery firing neat month. I went to the First Nation: ! , ) ae NE YORK, April: 29 Pou ‘CAUSE Lclivity of thr re S Ty) ror : , ; i a] © at ¢> “4 e " g . ‘ ure “evidently unacceptable. They CHICAGO, April 29.—This after- wo Jol: , | ing by senatot ile of Maine a th came towards him | hollered t é ’ 4 sil a . ; : “o)] :f : ‘ - - . ’ u ~ . } if . , 9817 ? "a9 9} ’ Pewtive i { : “ "1@ C1 f . » } : . — are unacceptable,”’ it savas, “‘not only . chureh ste ps. He told members lle was ratner a likeable chap, it FIRE MOBILIZES CHILDREN ee ee sea wy gree and seas 0 | ante eee aa itl White House, they Johnson & Rand shipping platforn , uled to move mission, for the simple reason that B | : On leaving by automobile for the chine, but they didn't see it. The jants’ League of Chicago, ss BE ln Sept } 2 few moments later and shortly Mm ne) ind very soon he pie scented avenues. Kast St. T.ou S. mobilize qd tion of law and a penitentiary of . ve men, who asked her concerning her’ They were all voung, but I couldn perts of the other Powers.” ; i ; of the procession. Orators oR: se ey aa most charmit time ¢ . tein a > ae nol quite cCié@ar to anvbody, the Finke FR) Os. candv niant at 74°? C%nt ‘IIe told nie that he knew what hie ha h ' ' ns am and me very we I, it While the French urged that, “ : he deliver a broadside against landlor:ls. 18 DRUG ADDICTS AND ow.” bee: ae DONE , pec eats : " am on the street saw this,” Agricultural reconstruction should ecame attached to the outfit. the firemen were pitching candy in- agreement -with him a Republican . . 4 eache . Credits for Russia, favoring a re- In Tomorrow s reached this port all seven. persons quantity of candy in fancy boxes. me. He said he knew he could ge! Ceding that foreigners formerly TI MI ree ; on ‘ > 4 } t " _ — - : 5 ; . ° . , : ‘ » t is to Four Years he wat around the Wo?! ld- —but fire from the inside the boxes of around nO} th Missouri. if he didn't She Was | a Influenced. mols emen began to look for wt know necia!l to the Po Dispatc! “(mim seb of actual ownership, which woul] His 88th Birthday--An enter Nighteen drug addicts and ped- nee . —_——— behind when he started on the gay ; rt AY \ walk. Fire Chief Lyneh estimated nue at that hour was crowded wit! . ae ,o . - aa Phen 4 ,iv . - nr » f ; ° ‘ . . - » Distr 1¢ f ("our {, today a ms ' d : ne thie hote ] manage . CHARGED WITH AIS MURDER li¢ time to think it over, Hie agreed ae Oe tition she wis influe nee dl ut- All of those gs nent, regarding it as queer that Ro- : , , »' ance, A company official ask $1 next, the matter will be Wectded i P see ‘ have een Iv wrote a letter to Gov ‘de i: old without the consent of her par- Build the New Constitution for be deducted from their sentences. Had Husband Arrested. \ confession alleged to hav heen ' . Hyde lay I not going to give anybody anothe Louis Barthou, chief French dete- a are 2 rr sie ia ia urn uniess he le; eC ee s¢] oe ‘ark bv the tev. Thomas Says Payrolls Should Be Guarded: 1 the Rotogravure Section. tan years: Renhen Mark. Ave her temper. She gave her husband. brother-in-law of John T. Brunen, turn unless he learned of this letter |! Pa } “ } i “to quit the conference. His prc-| ; ie?’ . 1e conference His pro- ae Effie in . Like Bright must (*ruse, fo Ir vears: Harold llud- more management and explain t} at Circus man, Wa: given _s letters from both the Governor and party were in bathi suites Mr. ;;uards, in the opinion of insurance borted to the conference proper. : feyy , , . : { : ittle ‘ _— Tr), ; : —- i) ' day . petition says he gir - | bes “onside ‘ stele nois girl that has a litt years: Thomas Lawier, four vears: "@Sted. The police also took his ment. Mohr and Powell, who are un- Conversation With Gill. days, the petition says, he girl re- handling considerable holdup insur learning that he ag 1] ' ‘2% = ‘de sae wat Bs well as Roland ‘harged with the muradel Yesterday’ s discussion of the two Order Your Copy Today stitutional amendments was to ge field famil is said to have a high should have one guard,” he said = a , 4 % > , . ry’ > \d ° ‘Wy POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the dailvG] D at ter ghee! - 50.000. the daily St approxi ly 60,000 and the Ti by approximately 100,000 In CITY Circulation the daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the dailyGlobe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the daily Star by. approximately 60,000 and the Times by approximate ’ Works on Merger of Other tornev-General] Daugheriy. sideratio) must be left to tl At FACING DEPORTATION | ‘ ACh ; tonight GOVERNOR NOTIFIED nouncement had been made at the amnesty for such prisoners it} — ; : . 8, eetaidigae Lopsisatrotinepeg, Fon: : | on Falsified Passports; gNyeie ° : | JEFFERSON CITY, April 29. ture Entire Southern Naval nee would give great weight to the ques. 4} : a ie Sikes Wael James W. Gill, sec- : Pointed R lver eration and attention” to the dele- ,VOU!'G Bive great weignt to the q the tale of a grand party that has and lower Missouri Valleys, vocky Squadron—Bombs Kill 20 One Man ointe evolve _—_ - . ; . . a . » ’ ¢ | } » “) 4. } Tt ° 1; rc] Pal Lv ¢ - ¢ ‘ -j rT) « } 4 “ ’ French Statement Bar | Arrivi 2 at the W hite House ment, and with the law of the land es. : | | ! : ature and ocasional showers. delegate to the Republican Nia - 6 ° S . ‘ it, a Broup Oi companionable : . ia Ronan! ers Behind Him eC1Zz the “crusade.” the women and chil- for “if not general amnesty then every element needed for a good LENINE REPORTED FAVORING, _duty that regulations precluded the so-called political prisoners Two of the membeys of a group o as ai Rhys ; hewspapers of North Missouri the the South Chinese Government at Roland, alias Tlamilton Cleighton 20 Ven southern naval squacron, it was stat- ; aaa — tee heade ’ Mrs Tote Richards mal agai his won! e furthere. ; ail ) 4 1 : naar he As 7a) lated l’ress I d by - Irs, IXa L€ HR ic hard: mal agaln. Th would b furth reeds aX» . as ai 5 ‘ ms ha tor of the Rowling (3r¢ en Times. here today by the foreign and ( hi- ) na 04s ‘ec ‘ crusade, for conference wit Secre- 2 » politic: ‘fisoners she said : eV al nla an: “yoniins : - F a rellable sources ne wise of the political prisoner h seca : reporter over the telephone that he ‘he attack on the vessels which little more than $5400, was stolen falsified passports. ments as ordered 2 > Fr soy , siz Va ————_—_—— —— - . + — nate, ae . 3 ‘ . ier and bookkeeper for the COIN mier Lenine of soviet Russia e* aa ¢ lot OP ee . eried that secretary of sfate with Southern Chinese troops. The it is assumed the question of It. Hai Chi in the initial attack, the re- chi ss Roland and La ao UM in Us ee STs Oe the money in an automobile drive Lenine has decided to yield to reeiman’s paper the publieation of - > ae Neric: ram and sure ' , ‘ ‘triton in the Whampoa River, the Hai i An An erican Pa%ni ana ul | i 1920. A total of $78,496 was etole ky is dissatisfied with this deci- J) Circuit Clerk Will Accept Inter-) Fishermen Find It Wedged in|®° hee sais inl: ee eee | oue newspaper in each county of ae stolen timated from $2500 to $3400. . es : ; ‘ Forces Fighting Near Pekin. $90,000, while $54,685 was sto liv the Associate] Press. iffer , ; K , ; flerence between the F ul a ; - tor | : ; mason: alien wi: — PEKIN, April 29.—Fighting south | AT re ella Pro DY: i. ° oa erreceian KL ORT . ; . alin 7 the robbers. and several were ' — we IRTA, TI April ° T r Ip their duds at t | atio? have started a drive to obtain for liars SPsN, J1l., Prit .. TPR ,aL1ON R at P . ys . Tact: aly. as . é 7 equired by Law. : ) aT sent Premier Facta of Italy, as ind 3 - ay | ! ’ forces of Gen. Tso-Lin, Military STE : : fes*. POINtment to the position ence, a note expressing the -dissi Outfit. to the fall election lives at 4219A St. Louis avenue, re - } tate Constitution, all proposed lan ot April 20, and saying the note fused to accept. Goldstein last night started out. oy | prog? is south of has been ! nder the referendum. te — that the credits necessary to restuie him to take it to avoid letting it go iogite Peobi: a eae chaperon started ou ie odin po: eoria, , , 1 Jud Democratic State Committee in ej Ivy} ] tj et " : ‘ : i . . ee » ‘ _ nf Vise tire nA PON: S t) weir Tre- ae } { ‘ ral sily r ‘ re the rest wis serine The organization Republicans are ;®"4 a half miles south of the Upver) Refore that they had been at Monte out $70 silver and : jobs t l ts Republican as a measure of self-protection. Page line trailer west from Broad- , , ; ge’ ec- | jobs to parcel ou 0 ca Prime Minister Lloyd George's dec- |: I disappearance. ae Baie i oe ) % é‘ ) , RE RR ee a ileal wy southwest of this city. and continued | lowing me in a machine or not.” as a whole, a special drafting com- | of to party workers in the_ rural, "4 clothing worn, the identification here and there and the stop ire dangers connect- legal rates each paper publishing the had worked wi inister ‘linati : © , : . hic , : sa ic “ : ot take 2 2d with the minister and Le ce ee j . Clination of those ; ua document which would harmonize | said that if Leahy did not tak the “ito Naples. rne two women were Marco Polo bridge. the street. In front of the Roberts ; ‘ ) : ., Rev Leacl} ‘kets var ‘ ;, statement issued g ‘ ( is ein Ss » se 1 ) Senator » : sO a( } Ss por kets ind ated and “; ‘ , . "or? * : a hie ae i ] ‘ delegations. roldst : cle ud “How do you do i ; man wearing a blue” serge sui! agreed on the preamble to the! mitteeman Babler. If he is appoint- nt The new regulations are concerned | ever, there are no Republican news- There were two men behind me. On: ; : 4 : | } ie qr 4 hi ‘ed ¢ , oe & de iT 1) CT ) idea "¢ if ry) , ’ nt ere thlia +1} cr , . oa” this afternoon to consider the vari-| uation which probably would avoid /'*®! the night he disappeared. The of the two who have been ordered : °°"! al contact of outside radio Pike County, where the Bowling and Then Sé spoken of the sufter- deported from here rr} , . ven Meee. ) 4 octatea Prees arm. Then they all ran. They didn’: geartiira se “ . ;, ervices that niginit, AS sOoOnNn as he learned that Has- 2% » P Poss ; ; } . ) Vv % ely) f iy efit i : ‘ ALe \earre " 7) } ¢ | ne h e & » 3 - A! : ar 9 ar , . Which usuaily accurately reflects the 30.000 Tenants Expected to March; April 2, after conducting lenten! were heading first for America. Ro- only with receiving stations. titutional amendment He said he a callat the White House. The Brit-. was a dark touring car there, fae By the Associated Press by friends ] ae * the amount received after the cost noon a parade of tenants is sched-- ., Ed IAF / a a . ] the congregation he was going 1 seemed, and no objection was made —_ Rejected Proposal, Editor Says. | whe saad rr le ho > : . oe ae be wea ¢ ) is iO) mnNe , vo ’ oo os ‘ F *. ‘ ; P : ‘cording to announcement of the Ten- me on a street car. He was!to his joining the trio When the Small bovs and girls living in the [ told Gill that it looked to m: Frenc ee anki condon Capitol porn Astor said td newspaper men drove north on Fifteenth. fas? nch experts expressed in Londo: Imarchers are to parade, and eight svisit to the President describe the two who were behin: s features Two Programs Considered. | y Var | is enlightened almost as much as’ quickly. IT understand some old mat Th ar pe ii There were many breezy parties to the street newspapel would ; Started in Nurre Not Armed, went to the Biltmore. They were The heat broke the glass in a win- the printing. and that he would not three figures either 889 or 80" OWning property in Russia be grant- D ° ssi: : . . Depew’s Thoughts ' Chauncey M Pp 8 All Plead Guilty. something happened nesses ' candy were hurled out the wi iIndow pan ‘Tle took from his pocket severn) OKL poet A CITY. Ok.. April og rhe robbery occurred in front 7) t taining ljournev. arrive ES . f é nation: lization. i Journey, arrived h re. She went to the loss on stock ar & 1000. The oft which he submitted to me for mv nulled vesterday the marriage of moving automobiles and street care . _— . " + a" ° ) g ; »P) “orn ~ ; a ra had Pe ‘Perey “ry _ . , . . » the. former owners he given indem- lirst installme nt of the Edison valk uilty to charges of selling and * — he a room from he} hus- CIRCUS MAN'S BROTHER IN | AW b4 the editor of a newspape in : ; ae 2 9°] Mrs Wall's maiden , using drugs, by Ty Faris of the and, uit they exchanged visits. it “it~ nearby- count I asked P , ie Nass te ‘ She alleged fr Nurre was not armed The con . , ? ‘f . > > terest on the Russian state bonds. A thrilling picture of the ter- sentenced, since their and said he would return within a dulv when she married and was no months, have heen he in jail ‘he, timate, ordered them out of iy 6the: «Associated Press ther payr b held in jai 7 _— ‘ the “IIe did n T j by marrving when less than 18 years other payroll. Ya mixed arbitration tribunal wich: . » - a 4 1, rr ie ; — ) eee : . he . ine iat he ing before him all of the fact ents or guardia Missouri— | hotographi studies Chose sentenced were James Al- The wife was sore About the whole made bv Charles M. Powell, tl! Acts ehance to shoot me in the stomaci: gate, took occasion vesterday for- three _ - iL ace i eg » awav with the | had written The Governor sen ‘win of Lawton. The bride and Messengers carrying large fund days to go back to the Bilt- circus owner, to do awa t Pesed trip to Paris will wait until es’’ The sorrowful ter Com son, four venrs: Robert Jenkins. she was really his Wife. Rut hye Counts authorit eS é ’ hecker. and Mrs. Wall lived i A Hi oniv 30 ' men. W. M Byrne, of an agenc: It and Satire in exchanges Be- baby ”’ and no wedding ring. Thomas Murphy } formally “Gill told me that the money he turned her mother in Atlanta ince, said today was Wanted bv Scotland ow al +y) Crafts ' Yr scotinand Yard \t n the Jatter’s home Finns nant — r a s : ' ' , } 7 ; ’ _s , ‘ » , <9 . genanns = b ought forth a duel of wor ds (Continued on Pane 3, Column 2. sociil Stal ding in Atlanta. ‘ entinucd on Page 2. Colema 5.

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BALI | TURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “rr ge —— gs LAER FM OUTLNE OF REN AND, SEBELOUO 1 5 ae “Third Degree” Inquiry in E. cae th RESCUED IN LO0DS MARCH {EST in et RUSSIA TEACHER CASE HEARD : QUES TIO LLLA Enforcement of Arbitrary Dis. ee sore . cote | RI FANS HE IGNORED ORDERS een ae d missal Rule Called ‘‘Mis- EATH | CASE COMPLETED bic ae ' NEAR France Wants Restoration of Agriculture an conduct in Office.” a Se ~ ; Payment of All Debts—Britain Would -_ B staff Correspondent of th : - ae — a a ; | Water Six Feet Deep in ‘Went On” With 600 Men duce Debts and Extend Moratorium. Post-Dispatch. 7 Evidence Obtaine ; : a, 5 , m1 . . e JEFFERSON CITY, April 29.. . . £ ie . * 7 oat . Le! ial misconduct in ry ‘a as Fran ay +t follows urt. or the League of | ior or Sere lav reve | and remanded WOMAN WAS S sae — *& MANY FAMILIES PLANNED TO KILL “The 1 ration of issia SHOW ihe preside sen of ¢ vonage h Louis Cireui; ST. LOUIS DOCTOR - TP MAROONED IN HOMES SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES °...' all things be carried out im in. | Court of Justice (eiigustice ‘curt which quashed the wilt SGAamm OFFICIALS ee ee ee Asafa d Mle oe thy apt rilittinn Prat ge Pega 2° oe ee ee Reged m5 aa a Qe naee Orme tr eee yeiiate « oe ae ee a . Wea * , ' = ha a es a ; | pa ts tiorari tained from a court review LAST WITNESS HEARD eho ae | 5 ; . He : S foreigners are given t! Y” yl wre. Masue} a Ee ts ee gaa - A aes 8 A —— | : hein a ial ” ~ wenitid- aa ae re rule by a group of aeCl Vv, name ifudae At Article six deais WI niet , persons ly 2 ane profits tion Oi IVa le propert! to former — e i _ 3 sr wn Brows. Former Boarder i ‘About 750,000 Acres Inun- Steps Taken to Defend Lo- psorests. pernn vee ccted. thet foreign owners It says R The opinion, which was written by | ™ 3 : os te SS re dated and It Is Believed gan County Described on Y ! bri ich wecematbigs, 4 hnical should return | pont or ering > ae = ae Goce Said to Have A fies Death of Prisoner Was Sua a “a eS sli ~ Much of It Will Remain Stand by West Virginia mere renter | ree net ction should hee, deprived of its use, and ae 7 atte was aoa Refused to Kee Caused by - to Head Fie 5 a 8 3 - - : oe hac Miedlh Subp. Godwaer Yestesdas. ripley do iw Sic aes i. r vis $ | n« inter- | the abrogat of this rule, and tak to Wed. and Not Strangulation. | oreign compan} : at still e: nd can be | a ate ee rs Dr. Downey L. Harris Testi- ae ee *. * eee ae seen i, Ae mbers of the Board power of appoint of teachers, ex mimendation ol of Instruction. jestion, section 1 of hat the board “dis- | | right of diseon- ‘developing : i] se recog} ined nm oO 1 brptiitis he 6et | = — material t+ former foreign snares the 4 «as tad ‘TOOPESTON Senge 2 ree c Liab ERT, SOT NO i NR BOG Bh will Ti Nee: Lt) Lom | ,s Y) ‘a- 2 bib ae . Sota, Th t f srtiorari Was “¢. Bonds for Indemnities. ) : rat n attorney for the article six Association, of 4 4 ‘ « Russian five which Aliss 7 esse, who was dis- a | e Ce eC Fae he a Bie ; Reto I 8 Bey ane ae . 2 aegeelen: : e fallen oughout treason charge. growins 4: Russia's Industry. , ‘a of an amount to. be harged as a teacher on allegations Og t? ir ‘ ey | . ii } ’ 2 ? yi - tx ee ~~ . 4 : 4: s : > a ‘ “a i ; i ‘ ‘ : : m ; I ; « . . zs ; : 4 . eal "Pp { Ce en. cae se Se ie ey wae ee ot . + | : | ' for irbitration tr t she nad ised a member of East St. T,ouis eoard . / ' nay sigemig es — ‘ . ; y a “4 it arbitration 4 Li}@ hoard, Was preside nt. This lega! ; i ’ t bid a ee seks s _— : ‘ “ery wy P a AS as 7 ‘ -* ‘ ag ‘ ’ — , 7 is o . . ’ . ae 2 ’ ? e 2s a RRR a > 2 5 ot a ie f +h bio} x eae | would niv be sufticrent nal will be cot iposed of three ! th) roceeding Was iD ended to have the George Roe, ehairna n 03 . SA SRE CON Pri ES sinh pi em z ha nion miner of U1: : - ERGY Sa eae or Russia, one fo ' rt consider the legality of such " — - Ss . Pe ee a eA Fs 7 ’ i l i ‘ , ne » Tar ‘ } 4 . 4 ‘ lore : 1 o>) ~USS14O. | j > * . : a ae a . , * 5 ‘ . . és ? ‘ ‘ acs . : , ‘ cab li sie ’ : 4 Lii 26} \ . ’ . Pe, . mOH rad WWadetaita ij ' ‘ ‘ ae 7 ‘ eee s S520 4 . ¢ ‘ . she ° , " » . + ' ‘ as Des P +h» - “on Russia Wicd i) 1é oft article seven , : } | on a. animal (ded (>) F ,1ar 7 Y miss rre;rs tToreieti eS ’ canta io toasts - Ve + ‘ ‘ ’ , s\ (en eleven and 1? authorities wo rooming house prot ri ‘ i 1s >| 7 , ' ; i) ro ¥ mi . a . . ; . . , " > ‘ ’ » Pe ey ‘rom eacn +s nr) ‘}k Povar va Li ts ry ‘ iis r} liate impro\ ent Li ™ - ; e for the protec C0 § irde: or althoug restile jmepe cen weer 4 ‘ . piddas A i 1z1 rt ; Dra, ; eR RN sion : wee, : its i ’ ‘ —- } . + | — ' ene eee thes o : ; a ; one ~ cnt 3 Pt erg bie cate D scplained,. the natior Hecifiea ll ing hat -eral hundred ype r) : vil us : ial : qa) ould he rate t con +) ersons and property of ee ee i: . GS rhe nO haries Leno ‘ i . 2 . dat . "I : ‘ ; ’ Jie . ad Abe . : . ‘ e% " e. , ; » 4 ¢ } ’ - . . | 4 S| . e afternoon © irch °% ex les : q ph yas ready to 4 ot necessarily 1 moved from conformable to regula- | Owner of Dead Animal Says the Oth- . ou 2 . . . i | dni eel ; . aoe ¥ was ’ ue . : . ‘ . &, } , ’ \ vid 3 vs. : . . ‘ ~ os ; " > . - > S ‘ . . “a? Campanellas deciarea that i™ woul Z | ima the TORE er etree YF in general ome pet. re tt — pues: eee ; | cz eWay material rtain co ries are sions ntained in the London e&- er One Was Aggressor in \trorney L , nad gee yalit resumption } tablished cantecl nan ) . men, al ni e to fin h immediatel Fight. Sherif nex returned) e men rushed into the house mrnine P : a? i. " . > ‘ \ } * " } . ont hich ordered the ) VeSline it .4 ' . a ci i ) . . . i bis ical - : ‘4 F - ‘ , , ‘ =¢> iLO LT ag, ARs we a. Lemon and escaped. eAfte! iven the “third degree” bY ‘ves for five davs. Campaneéiia Two cows were grazing yesterday * a co _—T. Lei si = : o Formal © Fight Main Features ip rhe British | in a pasture at Mimika and Cherry ol im ‘ ‘ “ ‘ . : ' uns neo? ais Proposals. avenues: There was plenty of g but wW to b : #4 ¥ ) ; he ; Pad | ’ 3 his cell, the police reporune =e; MH ) : aR op | ery | _ 7 fonts nee, for both and plenty of room for each — he had hanged himself foun in CK ut In UNe LeIousiy MV now 1 cared | ; , Sin. Sash sin: set de \ in ional consortium as eagle tuts tant surveillance by a eae «7 99 —-The gist of the;to roam, but one resented the pres- re e OF . . } , > ? | Ad ‘ 4% yt ; i«t i . \e . i - i ‘ P . ' th? , r aeeee l y j ‘ « ’ a S| -_ * : . ‘ rne cert i eens : ) CABINE 4 PPROV naa Sh acd i As — , | Par soe eam for the agreement ence of the other and attacked it orney N “fic d 1 ~ ‘enor’ r Wer 7 q : nA ? »\") 1) e i | - (4 : (ptati O00 for er a . : ea" . rey rea]: , sists of eight main and killed if. ampanella had h - attorney TO- wnt :egse, a he jungs norma Resolution Calls for $ 1.000, le pu hich -alres ‘ , ith hich-al LA is ' ornin Lewman : ae a arry Prmack. 5033 Robi ye- DHE, MeGisnn, employ Dr. Harris except for evidence of an oid pleur- - BARTHOU’S POLICY Flood Reliet Sov. Morga _ Virginia, ' help in the economic reconstrue- | features, which inch Harry Prmack. 5038 Robin eve ) Dr. J. G, Fie , p, ey a ve ie iar 1 i | vestan 1 enitior f her : nue. owned the cow that was killed. and when Dr iSy. b3 A 8S té Press. SuImMMmMo . = 1@ se i “rh? 4 ali ells i A , WASHINGTON bpria. 2 7 nein oh o witKe | a cand |. we a a n- | but applic: io} f the princip! Ile told the police she was a peace- : | ¥ > the a riation of $1.000.000 1 VE es oe se = oe ap ay a ee ee th xtension of & ful animal and that the other, qwned oe ood s rere poms ot Job ) ie al . thie gigas a patel hing pee 1] a : | | jum: restoration of the u by a neighbor, was the aggressor. He taken t© os same ' nal lp. J irris sa ut Wiel lite agreement bet ice Pre : Eouisiana ANE seer ee geese 3 a ‘i ate ; cel 8 | ealt ae ¥ ) ‘seated private property, but) said his cow was worth $100 ee aNBins Campanella’s. scalp was turned bac! eee A; ) ) srovided for in a Fe adniens x : ysis pai ee : ‘eo ws | f the ‘The pasture is the property of the under- Jennings Heights improvement As- rd ~~] an ex! ‘ , ess neta aS he attitude of TN ‘rench sentat . Od be] the Stat amext gd erniti “re op 4 . i annet asaiirance fod in bourgeois nations: and 1lOnN&- gociation and neither owner, the po- r = = ex! " > 2 sadabvind gat! ia”. arte . found der ih eaten at: Renca. | aid | Atteaour' dete oe a la a | i ia Porn ae wark will: sucosell -m jeases and concessions for CON- jice were told, had permission to essions fro: autopsy Oedema Due to Blows. ngeiula- wn As would ro] Pay . } 4 : } . - exe a : 7 a =. ; ‘ ‘ : ‘ ' ‘ leds . . ‘ Ae i ce Babs ‘ : Ls P aid ; : ac forte } — oa ' sion on Credits ote “et ee sal ley 19271. and tne wel introduced s hy the vie re teat all su . _ sath ———— sad rhe a docile : : ; There were actures - 4 : Pp, A sip ie : +1 hiartior , "7 ] eer Se ants. _ " _ > -o eealamomensan . > } , : - tT ron ae | ‘oe e iii ; ; . i . i \ ee = Ce inal pa ten ee Se Sp eg eR awe She ae GE Nes le ae er 1] tA" : cay i is reached The associated Press is exclusively en . to prevent crowding ations of the vertebrae asi ote : 4 nsas an enh : Pg 2 8 ae = . oe ed +t of Russia which is be-| titted to the use for republication of all news an expressed the in the room. the seat - tee Si ee (S;ENOA AYril 2% me theom- fe : ; ene l¢? +} lef e as ti ne f -} D ;lese neerni the statement ot . linenrw | dispatches credited to it or not otherwise inn had comm ae ys" — the oedema was ali ti eid we not I is abdoul — = ' : a9 ( ee ing pushed by the more conelliatory -edited {in thie paper and also the leca! a wn ) re “a; : mission on credit . h Conon ae wriher of » objection NW hased on action Nn deb rn Governments, Lhese - ) Prien i Nl ri should she city of which had been he found ae int for death : } i h ». land . paiwet ‘ | ” ts , forces of the allied delegations Wo 11d news published here. AT te are = : ware ; — “— ne nferen: terda’ rdopte ne ' ; a Supreme ». a habea 7 he ry ize by the : : lies ecia 4 e ‘ —— Mre. Campanella, the widow, has ) ' Po ; iffected in this flood zon ' sho vibes nized eS | permitt he Russians to go home and | ~_ ation of s® \ttorney as Fel] se . np 2 hroieht in ) iO} | = - me ahs creditor permitt n | ; reserved D> ~~ ef the eo P at » | ti Liat 4 ‘ : g : . ies -4 ae oO +: te Ww enevel! t ey are reac VY a a . if ' is > P- ee me ; ‘ wt , . ala » 4 7 ; rh ‘ . Oe , . ,OV- On: £ota 1) i i e | €UBSCRIPTION RATES RY MAIL }N 7 ‘ Wvwme 1s Bis 2 7 ADVANCE yma St. Clair County officials for aid largel mn condi uns ' ' ) . he ! e se | ment : fy : at Whi wed this co " 1 ifdt OuUuNLS ‘) ici ti) aii sit Le ’ 2) } a nd John shannon, ns fr ce “8 (On rie i [ erie 1) } *T | Li i ih ii ‘ . . Mor this purposes a semi-permanent , : e vear ’ ; ; ; v= . acent arinc setifie tlhat 1 , nich ivate ! av sow Trom +4 mi ttlinn é West | ana mittea 1 =e } 1] ror : Daiir and Sunday n e.- mdaiaarta recent heart er ie stified t] cf i reman : ' ; loane t j , | rit ! ( mitislo! ) q ] ] ae : hody of the ereditor mations and Daily without Sunday. one vear. } t , } \," Ti! ePVvLO 'g ; i and ee" ' i " ' . , } it . ’ y OL 7) y 1 | pers Triad = 1 i i ti at any time with full aut ority to +. vered b de ] . Se , old ho . > ar a > ‘ > | { a 2) ’ »releé . . : ‘4 ‘ P . 49 7 — ¢ p ; , 1 at > "PS —_-__-_-_o O Utes aie ' llarmef. =. | The ri] es : bel ) ors before ne died that dete: t1\ PS ‘ ‘ t | fee | aow , ; he! ved nat Py ‘ ; 7 . . j . prede essors Che i ‘ hid eourse would he follow ed oniy in Entered as second-class matter July 17, : bil ' disappear ad given a series of beatings with Pr a (C‘ommittee nee ee ae neve part fr the 2CLIO! > iInundate " SUINCGG. al applied | rhe inal roms: a! (oO recognize, a ¢ ategorical refusal! of the! 1”79 - the Feta . ye aoe Mo. ‘y tome of her - , : ‘ ‘ z “) ve of Pevinreud + » - 7 = ~ r 4 . ‘ . Dens 1 ee ee CPi an es eae sh ‘ SAN a IO NC Ay RENAE AOR t Se PRR. G. cate UG. ee Ee TS a “ee ota ro " as a ps ei . — 4 ~ . - . 4 - Laat “? ” - a dati hale eo, Pe . x ‘ ‘woe 9 r rte ee -* if rea CR RAT. > ee age se event we: fein a Miss Hianna was mis a 4 ’ he present manner H00 Pi Mis : Sapo iff Knox said eigheapsi emp aske. .™ : hers " f, the soviet government to conclude a - Q* dai Lila & ao Seg Ee ae the $ ad «of Russian state bonds in order to said this man, Tana Rollo, 112 eA) he ¢ hich ' ae? : Uryi | a : 3 ar e purpose in mmeciatel , richer , i cS ten ; ae ; Bae ae ‘ntereat ¢ So 4 North Ninth street, struck Campa resolution says. stall be 1 1: Mant aoe Cap dential wetetive tat a: aos ee aay , ne ere wa ne se Pe a ae ” ees gages: If this VA SUNDAY 3$O rf -ella several times and choked him = and keep kast St tis ; eit. resurreciio0! te ANE t when th ver learned a lefore thev had time to interfere No definite pi cuarantee the bor an give the and prevent the assault. Rollo has has been determin upon, an it) ) and han The best der is to rove t if has made : ie OU every effort to re- s expert in autopsies by testifving expenses of their budge s ) response to questions an MeGivnn ae hee) exhatsted and all extraor- that he was bacteriologist for the nfined nem ; of the var.ol expenses must be abolished » his brother-in-law, — - a rettey fast St .ouis il ates ee - ea (ed °) ALVerso: pane -. ac Mt nterea | ca 2 iInecia: OT now being drafted Bel', mon . 4 , ’ aia i ‘ ‘? . é p , > 4 > i ‘ " ‘ : " . ‘ } > , ’ ’ , ‘ . : : 7 | starter , Ol n © ftcier Lolice ‘tory of Gare. aS - ae 1Cd \ to adopt a spe ts vf a } , se \ rely 1] ” . " ¢ }y " | ’ ye } ) s " ‘ ? + hy sae Feet sy ‘ . © ( ’ . . ’ a! ville at o } ’ ampanella had — eret. \ ie Ministerial Alliance ptO- immediately | caus OW i toa igo: 3 Tee ae Tn ee . re’ Article five exacts a promise from of. Ui ha ‘ured while in their custody, but said upital. pe yun f 1% » Gil Pe ate A he capital ermitting th ‘jiecher coun-'? . . ; e —* Xu Adrmission Wrung fr 4 a ver : f : contin ’ * 1. i ’ ; é see , «> ‘ HO-onerate i! r} . | i)! omie + : sige ; _ x ‘ +} ~~ ') ‘ Lbetore De Py | 1 . i it? a n ag! eerment int | ‘ bers ; nella a cused 0 the murdael pL ch (fairs. and msking form’4i- - i } 1] : centatives of owners exvaminatio ge : — + he ris ‘ith the represenati Pe er: Leaten him in their presence They tion of a Committee of | mia } he } fj SUNDAY State's Attorney: That Lim relations with 3 ’ si TT edisetips weer 3 hat he agreed mans if ic. rt Thi } ; 9 or ’ aSKed A ru f P pathologist and had made about Whe i nde the meet- ver them by 1 ; of loans If = a po weg 1 oe : oom ats ; 7 arrange for a | Stoneplanemen' .82'2 he n of resolu- aie wr Cross at Natchez and member of ‘ite : = ee ee ipesicee eas ompanies ' ‘ . a ie as a , é . , ] i , - ~ - . pieee —, . . : »* t hy , re The police have admitted ices, adort- essen! ransitor’ 1) : » West Mississi] ior Interest on Russian Bonds. We Knew ne Ws mother prisoner, whom (*“ampa of eondu }T1 4 ’ 1} } ] } a vA polk ‘* friee ! , , uring resurrection rer ne: AOUISIat - , . ; : Brie has il » th _——— APRI si ; i as last Oxetober by private ontinued 22 " : * i i lim be} ‘ : ; a} . mT) les » | aa ; ' 4 4 | . — reading of th® every effort to better its public fiN~ represented at Genoa agree on th aiggiainais afar . | PACIFIC a Campanella or infured him in anys ; ition yi] »} i iance heir bud ts, 1 ¢ : ; 7 y \ nan ee way o> 1? & ,* ae tT? } " “y1 1} } es 1 “if: . by) 1 . . Py v? to an reanse : : me F . si a'i si i ‘ . a | | i | : 2 Cio , 2 ie = " } ld o vat os - ee " alt le st cutia mex ° i Proper relations with forme! incipal ‘harlesto. funtineto Binefleld & Bricklayers Ree .$1.10 SUNDAY APR SO ‘ . : . | : ’ 4 sese : - j » } ‘ ee i e = —_., 3 es oe _ — — . itv of St Louis fo eight Vea rs. was "7 11% | : I . ' , ; — T) fefermineéu as nossil , ‘ithout frving an) - ; Question¢ ad AV be ut | ting = — " = ase: . | arrest - . . . ’ ~f 1 ore na +} . se e % vy N00 autopsies in the last 20 \Vears ig : Which 1 solutions ‘wer: grorn Pon : preference atin! havi the sat ybject it¢ -ounds In an exclusive interview with Dr dopt .F ¥ the recommenda shoyu —— et.term lo: 2 8 aereags me xe ee, & ’ n we grounds . I ee h 1 1 rm loat a sthout ing th e any lh cal ‘fe 7 n Mare liarris April 6, the Post-Dispatch has been made and it 1s expect- and under 1 llon ods. : she mr HM pps | Must Be Union Men ’ ° 9 : Hn P ef Hoes published the sibstance of the testi ’ tha Ww Sats eg rrangement wh }) ‘ te, ty lay clur- ‘ ins og ne ae 4 i 2 Plenty ot Work for Good Effective Sun ay, pri 30,1 vr : , "aia 19 mony given by hiin vesterday Not | hard to decide upon VN bane rene) ADVERTISEMENT sheets pwr neg BO, Pee ; = aie Mechanics Only. Dr. Harris said he made the au denenen cope oF tt VOrR wi ; In order te and main ; x nega . : : , Write or Apply at 3 : »Pr)* _ » ’ ' = >) thy quent, are fo TaATaG ef 1G 1 e Tie ° " re \ v re © CUS: iti it. , ; oe oe ese ongl boy nrg i be: " ARE HARMONIZING a tin “1 l te cathy ars the pote: 4 r his ree mn Mingo ‘* and nieo asked . aa tinued. — m he marrtfed in Pore gd, eves biacked and swore! Seg : gsi ppp i acest a nes | eee eall racial session . _ a “@nuary, 1921, and i hemorrhage under the film of the RUSSIAN PLANS publish + ne a y ee a ee Train 17 (The Hot Springs Special) will leave St. Louis Mietionths thereafter he left eye and another under the lef! make every effort to on sevens ruptured aiein a een . : ' ‘ shan sicamaie Jetactly ‘ d ‘ 9:02 17 . utes )- Be OR Toe 1e Hanna a tr cath at eer ae . asst : | 8:45 p.m. instead of 3:U2 p. m. (17 min earlter ' | t I | . , ais " P yrtte ¢t q i¢ ii es would have been indicated had ‘reateat number of states. whether trial of the Rice Method. in- \ he reauest referre Per Hoar 'ewmphol Stin ir my atfiel ani ~O i i will carr daily thru slee cars-— nhvestig ion has a mphol Stim- | shooti aia Hatem anf * Carpenters . ...$1.00 This train = pg ; - “4 . } . *% 4 4 i th| anil ‘tile¢ rie im‘er r wrree olte - i ra : ; P ; a5 ; * . "Ques? | ; ey . os see Ori pie, Of bruises ected to France's ? aa solid anc lasting 4. ‘r-general of the Royal itech Tar and Gravel Drvision Passenger Agent i . wo he left upper arm, left Toreart , Mussian disorgani: bars ‘ 7, “te ’ ey! ab , a "> Ral bodtnewt , : ; m-th 2 : Roofers 921. MMissour Pacite Railroed Company , : content ehit upper art tC th zh ' displease ’ ft , f Re a n ; 18 2 (ti : : van, eee . _ tue «| 4 ‘ ; "ene : /2 | 5 } S Loui M : MSc ; by , , ti t ’ . 5 ’ - : oe ™, oO > , : fe _ .f ove . Ber. | ) il " rt ’ i evis r Op Sh ‘Main 1000, Sta. 6:) t. Ss, So. eo ruiseda foe \Ioreove: , A : * rae. & : may ogee tee , . = . eri op - oe - | $ | daily day : | | Bry Incisions dis iscoloration lraft spoke ove 1 of icul- r S | gpl ~yp ome. “Eas geting tae * nit ecihtoc! nde is ats as Only experienced mechanics Te ted 7 6 ssh Moonshine , ©iynda Qn | Ay ’ , ™ . tn ie nd bloody fluid | ' the (ture “ene com! shorts y 10 : 3 call at once. phon ons . Is the Roxana. ané rep wanted. Apply by letter MISSOURI aa HOUSTON. T - " heet, and ‘he right chest mus lea superficial on the momentous ries Bull S : tral 3661. or @ ' ned a mONMe '. Axa? 1 « ; . —? EMPIRE a ene ro OU . — a “ ex é pr -ere etained throughout with blood. tion of credits D wares Sa set eS ge as Dry f ; See ' ror Mioonshine ‘ ’ e+ . 77 . . " - . A FIC a fal formation about rupture will be matied | : ) : P ( . o.. # Dose . , fhe Q@ppendix was norma) Every county lLlovd George in- CouGHs? you without cherge Witlttam 8 Rice. | farnina : oe wo _, CONSTR ULTSOS ae 7 ep ee town in , } P ” ;' rth . OW ; aa . There were no bruises to the neck sisted, should «a. frank! what if yee yo monmene 3 “tage * ee yA cary expe ' al Sal ;, ' . ye terdayw enlisted in the -—-

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ease - aa - Raha OS te Sten a ae, as TIONS FARWER iif 4 > } . - , .7 rors ‘ ‘ ry 4 « ‘ rr oe © . r ‘ ~ 9 . . c ° " 4 . «toe Seen Ce 30,1922 | Simson March 19 and was not Sunt hapnened to be (ISTE Uy) conscttutione! amendments printing ECL iain which bed ue pulled nig FS 3 Hour Is Approaching When the m St Lown | Se cetactore | Mies nertnese wee no Teepubliens pas "eUMDapeTS which T dail elec. PIMP tS (IN FACE Union’s Great Inaugural fee |B | 4100000 Onc Weck leave St. Louis . ~ an * ace ag | ; 3 : » Oren ITnitiative | = re . ; _ thes fhe c THE BETTER | On Neck. Very Pain- Cc ce soot pt hE m0 > ho Bowie veoh? a es | at tes ” ” ‘ 3 - \ fa Y Si ; 7 rv T tae “fur * ete aimee " a. ; “ SE eens tags Fay ae le ge lags en a ales oe | es |rwueear: |i toon tak I! Pagpniture. Sal | ian ety 289 oe ne it thro | vl “ cnt ih hm Tell It to Thousands | For some time | was bothered | ff ntonio | eee ag ag | ne ‘hare are other wars TO : Anv Dev ith pimples on my face anc neck They were very peintu 7-Passenger Touring Car a and itched 80 badly at | Will Be in Progress—See Sunday’s POST-DISPATCH |i | 3 | 1 eouid Post for Full Particulars Be ee Ht iia | |knowledge of the mattter” = = $4 Per Hour WANTS - 5? ar = i mut lives in comn talked We wipers. and it he sub- | G@lambia—Bomont 600 | |] ™* ON™ BEST Wer, TT | sesames wer | miitte the ss ee “T reed an advertisement for Cuti- as | | - mac 5 , talked ' nisi A One Time Ad eura Soep and Ointment and sent for a free sample. | purchbasec more — | : | ¢ Pffort- to Sell Hie In- .a t | and within two weeks i wee cotm- ; Non bet Lofton: u ’ °> , id Ps . ~ - J s oo om we doy st : ‘ > ‘ ; ’ . > . : -a2 °c Signed Mier Var > . ~ & aa . , . - Fultor Ss: efle: - : - Americal of Moner Refunded on oe : oa a etetid J anil PC rcotastalree i] aw sSatlor , . rr 4 | ‘ ec. ind fuly 23. 1921 ' “a ‘ 4 nnuaed insertions , HO anil : - , mot hear Improve vour s£:D I a sep! user of U ST « ’ ‘ a , ’ ~s 7 ‘ 4 | ’ 3t eae ° ws : ° . . 4 ac ; ’ a ot Springs PEERS «am HQ ¥ ta “ . ‘ mis 5 4 4 =: I i ; os I ™% u - . nd +. se , ‘ C1 intmentand [ aicurr. Dey fron Af ‘ iene OT ene * tf ce the primncn Phone— VW rite—Ser Vanr lorue Cuticura Soar o postetti-. a mn eeapg ae ther count Soothing and Healing gciet—Aend—‘ a! _¢+ Bees estates in the navy ere yee | "There have beer. 2, ee a aa y.

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seal ccaee ees Sfcr -THOCCATTCH = ~ —— —- = ree 7 a r r he Best of Foes_an Argument a W ntr ff Argue of ¢ Occidental Can ‘Give 4 hen It Comes_to Sprinting Cli i i = cence EO sp scala tf . wat ; > a | ae ee » Debolt on Mound Racing Results Ander wert Gets CARDS CHORE t RSI Re Do Glance | ber Waking | and Entries Third Place in as i eS, == In Miso Gane === Daihat Dake 1 CAME AT CHICAGO onatcons - ui fS Relay WALKS WH MANN, == ~—"—BARFOOT PITCHES. tte, ea ee ee ~ONCORDIA SEMINARY $3 “Baseball Scores | ; See ae ——s ~~ ~~ a a a OD 437: B S=cth. © Chicag7. 385 sed ¢ —_ a=. -R REMAT CHED a TON AT DENVER: HARRY GREB - Tunney to Fight Greb. Winner to ag a Meet Carpentier 81 reeee2 poa0e000 4 02 fs a Sate LE Pi rte ee Pa —— Berit) , “re Bias Nias eS eet CAT * oe ¥ Re Held at Macison NATIONAL LP AGL - 7 - 7 : SOE DAN MEETS YEATMAN \i-w yor \ IN HIGH SCHOOL FEATURE @ } F 4 . 2 7 i scence . wa es ne ee Sip Vs oc, Bins tin Rt Gece ae AMOUS RACING STABLES BEING SENT TO JAMAICA r~ 7 % peeer? 1008 - ey eee 0 Nee al sina rsa ible Ste 2s o Se a RR IIE RE NNN MEO CR ROTOR: II NT “ re > , nm % pea Ae we + PS 7 — ee . > ye Bee ys ss ‘ ‘ ; 4 rt 8 re ‘ 3 = ay “ “a “any ee re - . a 3 ¥ " rr tia : a “a= —s “ase of -@ , a ate " ‘ en a i | ‘A Titk | . ee er eee FARMER BOY ELLINGBOE | : — = MLLLANPHY ame - Ty? ENTERS 3OO-MILE DERBY s | | ANPR 1 = ~ Balanced To GIVE ATHLETIC DRILL I hl Tee-y-ty! rear eee eee ie hg x at va Daa = SOV MEA RTI tf : aa - ~~ CAIIFORNLA UU. TO S&L oe TEAM TO HARVARD MEET Rich vest Revrorver i PNG MLA AOE MARGE RE ONE NER DRE? t Last Nients Fights "air . tee Re ~—e ? Ems P= -__ FF Poe Re z a eek & ‘ 2-22 «er pre Ear _—ier = , 2 8 ™ > q oo” i (oo ror | fees 2 5S "Sees. lee So she won foe Joo Lets 2 -g2 ~Sres

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3 SATIRDAY EVENING. APRIL 29, 1922 7 ‘S T-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SEMIN E cnt 9 0 seamen eters Bh ecttnto —— al — - —_—_—— a CE nal en N Ww _—_ e€ S Additional Sporting ) —- — | 9 Viator — = — ‘ on ‘ “ - . - . + > ’ - “ * " - ‘ P — : ‘ Fe -* - c a . 7 . *- ts . | o e , ~- . _ “ . ~ ~ “ - - 4 ; g ; * . } . ‘ - ‘ + P , sas > ' " ; “Ac £ I i ( ; ; ' - Te Fe" ay q a > . . " ; ‘ 5 i ., , } . ry ~ ‘ > “ : " 4 sas : » ~~ : : ; ‘ ’ - . . ; ‘ ‘ - . * > - s ~*? , "4a * c = . + -- - 2 . : . ‘ : ~ + - : Le . , 4 . -/ _* - > - are *- ” > ~ > . + > > : . " + ibe ‘i . “ ? ‘ : ‘1 é ‘ i ‘ “- . 1 rr « ; ' «-* ° ~ / . > . > , 4 > 7 - Dest es Cc ing ha De rt . far he fiect TWC , THE. CLIMBERS son when he smashed out his seven : The Cubs showed the resu” eapeuit drive. is at th ) ru their mountain ¢ ud ai himoing Dd: po? ‘re arr € a natters in the Amer:can League ceordin , pverages released toca: which include Wednesda’ Catalina is famous for its moun- tain and its climate The (Cnbs saw the mountain and proceeded er. the veteran leade! f the Cie’ to climb it. land Indians ch 7 of .449. Willams is not omiry top- Local interest has shifted from ping fhe hitters, Dut ig showing t Jack Dempsey and (Cary ntier 10 AN ANOMALY way *o the Dase stealers with eign' Father Tim Dempsey and the Owing to the cold weather tM thefts. His seven home runsareabig carpenters. “enowbalis” are a little late afvantage over his mvais and if he > a te Se a , ee “ny Bas CER wae fae =—s ipie Pilar ef 1222 ther leading Dat nt : ; t ° * ¢a} Pee tine But tlh American welkil fion. * : sag o rr E se n Bi igh ec son. Cleveland, .370, Bou Det: ee ' — ooly xi , : | pets | pn ete seat Befimann, Detroit. 364: Cu:- CLAYTON IS DEFEATED IN BILLIKENS TO ENTER a record that includes sight siete 25 feet No. 14 Rubber- ne’ ca: tmmnaa n egeeteraseeans ee p lain Tube ai ee 4 | ELEVENTH BY U. CITY MUNICIPAL TRACK MEET .. ..- «-: rtesnsitahit aan aie Covered Ground Hixga-aee ~ i BE. iin Ang Hl ] Porcetal Kelly Is High in %. ! ore Mi eee age OLY, versit: anne nen ret erday ths | mae +Y George Kelly. the ‘1ar baseman, who last &¢ tional League out to repeat t re vibe ooh GRR NEF r to have some his teammate ~ bo . ' . Se Py Oks Ps ae pow Rar * x ARES ¢ Sab >. = ia . M4 4 Se ' ' a v ‘ Stars Played in Tourney in@ the bat x. Hong I velit eee ae ade an average of .455. the Pittsbure second saci points behind with a ma oc meeipaleineanta cD POOP her : Hornsby of St the league: son. is down in of 268 Rabbit Maranville ° pon i gee i ‘ ‘ — | the Pirate : ae 4: Run—Car : Harver® Say oe * . da nev eae want eu a -, the Radio Receiving Set Campaign of the Post- wings of the Giants are hav- 2°08" c- 2 x ak 4 “Pran, MeEire: ans ashburn, Whitney, Arm- “Te s A 0 LOF OU) lO 4 7 fis gg tinge i allie anal ii acid doen, wet “ « e I ’ - — - - 2 - , ** ing a nip-and-tuck race for the % 1 ~ - 4 na ‘ ~ liens oy Sey is is 7 co » 2 “ . Zz be _ ee ——o al - among the base stea:ers pilfered four her leacine - p ‘ A 4 y " ~ as —— ~* la — 20 Log Hurdiee—McEir rch, Dean Mat Cariton Sha h amnieted arrangements for the assem ly of this standard accessory outfit, apd will include ek as PRINCIPIA BEATEN BY egg ees ee fer and ma Penney ivani: _. more games are pier ' : ‘ — na ee é AM; Whrper. Cincinnati. 427: he’ THE COUNTRY DAY, 11-7 ~ oa @ . . . ; _. ° . 6)” L ( cen o A ’ ~ - = one of +hoce nnthats > TIITE ! ahe P. omy ‘ Bee . 4 ‘ ™ ‘ - ™ P os ——a £ . - - . . . ; ? . ’ ewe Var - - r j ‘ 17 4 ‘4 i i ti : i : 3 °"¢ - = g? - - | : g . AAsG > 35°. “ eTrne r ty re c ' ; : oes Afor ¢ q Brief, Kansas Post-Dispaten re ee ecru ni amaneng ot 7 heen on the alert * eading base steaers hat fewn to three apiece ee ee ae mS Mathews. Mii wacke® Reger apolis: Christense” se Pau’ Mher ieading batts fc more games % . Krueger. : That cE Puyucse Minneapo.. ; ae 79° Lar . ie ; rts -_ > ; - + Srerepernty ere ba ol a v cms RD MELA LIE OT TOE De a ie a Et CMS MEE S Mindful of its responsibility as the prin | ie ily POST- eT rn —— “itd cote ee pon You Can Earna Jewel—_FREE— By Getting10 New Subscriptions to The Daily P carrier, and determined tnat > ce bet 3 SPAT h — fully: it) r +] s] | : Here Are the Requirements Read Care : the two great cities of tne west shall atta! DISPA CH “Ye 1 | ) : n on! - ho ar + identified with the cale } ¢ who) tS VOIUTTI entitle 1T. sanired— each for 6 mont= No extra ‘fer is open only to boys who sre no ee bins high standard od i nich om — ats 10 subscriptions He he an Lietribution of the POST-DISPATCH and who reside within St Louis the Chicago & Alton Railroad. the pioneer in | pee ee ee seme an ae -arrier delivery limits, including East St. Louis, so enserg e OoeR | coe + nee 3 : ee .e so owtestens ere TO. Oe ee ee nice af im Illinois: and Kirkwood ebster v Burley ‘ | 4221 ve : aie sratifie' ‘es N subsc? ons 2 at eee guccunee om City, Venice and Madison, in Illinois: an . _ at | - ee oon | past and present impr ne is © atit d to exw PECTIC ily POST-DISPITE, whethe purchas City, Venice and Musiey Park and Maplewood in oe ae naturec~- | 9 h m™ Til i. 6 3 eg rewsboy or newscea.e7, O° Genve* ecient a | announce that commencing pr. si, Pe ewsboy or newse Sos ee ae — nal ee A Pe ere ee 24 a vw ras = f Dervis Hes Hit “Sit Homers. . ; — aan li ee Ahtful blend of — eae ete 1 oN ’ 1} 7 ee required No credit a. fe oa ' operate the first and only All-Puliman sieep- asocsigtiens ane tO ae Gunday Past: ENROLL TODAY—THIS BLANK IS FOR YOU ate “ee > - tee « ° Sun fav POsT-D SPATCH "e b4 - : al Da j v pisparcs ae ae a el PL Lh il = i , =e 179 - ab 40 et. hag HOt Deen Trescing tne y 2 )-Biora iv" ~ maaan | ing car train between St. Louis and Chicago. who has | , brough ye! | : PAST-DISPATCH Circulation Dept: . be throug“ 7+" ™ . : , : . -einsions are require We investigate tne eam wae an ip OE AS rene We nde. sreeeadilld Send instructions for getting 2 Jewel Radiophone Receiv- " ' Verified eeiaity of the orce! nd the subscriber's re- ing Set without paying or collecting any money. Vidnight S a | validity of Re. ved eubject to acceptance © — '] . : : Pos” wis 11:59 P. M yr 11 , oT cpp ampealiny ele mere gemes ‘bility rders @ I promise to abide by the requirements of your offer. spons: saty- re*ec* on eh f ere Rernet* on | } “o I understand, fully, that all orders are subject to your : 11s! eSTVesSs * i] leav ) ‘ or 11 -4§ ° subscriptions are required. Busi- acceptance or rejection. oe een sey wes | “4 eee? | Home-D li j ness Gistric: readers are better will not tender orders from persons who now read che 412. Gomes. Ten’ ’ vufer, ™ i 4 se . Vi : luc | | } be included under the terms of ome posT-DISPATCH—whether purchased from «a newsboy, Miadietcn. | "tg : 7 served wh eal tefinitely restricted area, news stand, or carrier Middietor ahon t3 : e "g = ’ i for livery within the district Il am not :dentified in any way with the sale or distri ou- USIVE / _ : McMillan Tops Southern. . * £ . ] : ; th POST-DISPATCH ” 107m O72 rne | pi , “ ~ = f ~a : ah 4 » ee 4 r+ . , , * - , , _ ; at “ . * so ~ * . a RAND AV i . , 00b67 600 6eSOSoess Coeeoees THE wISSISSIPFI PIVER. canis Megane neath ial awe ae ae eR eS TIED: PSA : ( \ iA iim, | eee oer ln el A OTT A | ‘ : 9 Peas vy : > ee, eee ——_— + at once to ecard your J ewe] Set—send or wane one enrollment blank to the Post-Dispatch AILRO D Circulation Dept.. TODAY. b oo P. M -_ as is 8: ee ta nee. ee "1l Be Withdrawn Not Later Than June } a 1922— ee All tendid trains eae stig” sa if a Thousand Sets Have Been Distributed Before That Date = 06 ns6e0e2eeeeneseoossesoe~™* we ow Hee wenn Uh AS aed dhe ot hep! re Reservations and tickets. 2°68 NW. Bro 3 DAN M McNAMABA. General Agent. P “THE ONLY WAY”’—FIVE TRAINS A DAY vy: Olive 252 J con. 18th and Market Sts; Main 4°° assen ger Departmen* 1°90 Boatmen s Bank Building, St. Louis > = York Armericar.* vestr James sn *he fatlwvest° eT aque

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SATURDAY, vr 64 PRT "oO tOo08r 4 So See ee TO SELL THAT PROPERTY INA BUSINESSSLIKE WAY offer it through these “WANT” columns. * AISPA — OB —= See —— , oo catia i Smee rey ;, ~ == == Sa = BOS WANTE. ——— CMOBILEE AUTOMOBILES MUSICAL — APARTMENTS FOR RENT SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR RENT BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES mrIete: Dest t¢--er _WANTED a WES! ) . 7 mee FOR SALE — | SOUTH t ere e 804 “ - : . . : Me Ae . | | : : . ae AEE cr) r G4 \\ ‘RK i 3,3} . 8, I " - | | : B z | a 4 y y } ( Bet | ) ~ | x pA ~ : . , ~ a 7 vt a ter p at r , ‘ j . OUU Needed , | | | wiegagel a&utus bought : M ' - (8) wheel fn, barrel-bea ra — a a a eee “ Biel ene | “ND ORGANS wt ob " bieinoat eS A : | Tf “. ' Aan- ry ¢ = ~— - a SE ANS FOR SALE f j FO . > Peg eae . ; . es win fsutomohiiee: RUSINESS PURPOSES i847 & —Corner 35 0 SOUTHWEST Fane ;: «@ throughe.u Bungalow aware T - oun per lar mall. (c@ cfean¢ce ’ ~~ : instantanesue "E-ROOM BRICK © REAL ESTATE mmediate Possession ; =" t. ' wv ee FI AA - fis, Be it block west Hod Zi. prove Laston «6 ~- 3 — _ | ERIODICALS : : b1u ) R71 . _ BOARD ! a r , , ' j eeriions ] per ine diacount i ‘ Fe’ ' P —— , . wy , is ' . a a ’ , ~~ - ~ 7 | le Lege rr ' nnn dle ha ae hy ! } . iesaears ) more insertions Ic per lime @iscoum 7 ~ ~... BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES, ETC fain 441: (0% mn: g@wner took very 5 a h, r lo Sot : 1 i nge st , ) ) ATERIALS ROOMS WiTH BOART CITY . ' Atiiul , pat se \@ R_ Geos ; nines | Fl E4545 3 r ‘used as a ¢ -. FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE sUuUTH TS el FORD S— a pr ; Nn RRR FORT '— er = rT ED oA ; puna Phe sO 5 ’ bd ¥ ‘ ~ : r , rete rable highest. prices bars: n Meramec. Tea? er ae i ~ prover te! ottage or NORTHWEST Vande inde} Garor. ie a wate ct REAL cSTATE APARTMENTS FOR RENT Ba Fg —FURNISHED a liea‘? ue 5 ’ ' , . : ibe sioes wy Ne | | | = napect pour Beeb Wher SB GENEVIES EF. ROADSTERS FOR SALE “A scar. IHEL. in ine erst Onen evenings. rae ve naa: oubere, fail 3 | ~~ CHEVRY) 2 T— Mecnanica T lorissart REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE . q . . , Cen? ‘ rib ‘ erg. +e.* } ’ : , , eine? —_ errs ' . ; . , ” ee Posditer Tote 19% 1 | 108 Olive FORD—Ton track 192): has panel | we | 16" ) -, is Dodge is fs "Y « a oa } 4 ge ‘ ; ‘ > . ™ 4 . . = Y) , : i; You can sh this ' tae TE FOR SALE ‘|: sewer, wa sand Rates st RESIDENCES FOR SALE sewer, Wa CENTR AY fates c? ASH " f, rer mor’ er 19 S"7() Be rT \T cewer. Ww a- | | 4 ; . : he use ie Ty ter. gas. UPravols aud Bates 87 - SOUTHWEST FORD—R ca distor absorbers g¢ BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE BUSINESS BUILDING : ve for gale or rent, al or erlerct bet sen: ate pDoOseeselcr #? Pioor if : vv ve e’ SOUTH For semle or vMrew er proper arge af crore ef ~- omy negli conta coe eer “oe tz SUBURBAN PROPERTY FORSALE , | FINANCIAL eT ties ie ae. ie SBUBLURBAN BOARD : hate 2 ‘ a? ' ; a . Soud egqate Fe line Out-of-town ' 7 : paisa . . , Ooms wer! e ‘ a? ys , ord-rrsa jgiliy BSc Sunday Stc line NG | rea cis ~ ; + ‘ 1 : ‘ ; ; ‘ oe Afintrnwm 2 lines /hree of mere tn RS AND ADDI! a — oe Sea a en | a CHINES ‘ — L 3 rv oa : 3 serrione 4 per ne discount seien-adhadeiie EN T- sone nd peach tr | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE = : . e | ; a’ “» ‘ , ’ ; KY A — oe oy) oF itmnrre painted ar ales he ae | : | 7 : gent vene | 2h and ut ' Ey ; mat FE > 5 ; ' - " f* ‘ir Cerne ir | iver | deeds of trus —_ : bed oop . im 0 mn ins ; uw ae f. ee road ; K | hi Chestnut’ " i irer P ae? Nee g n - ’ } T\ eee : : . E 5 ‘ -> 2 « ‘ : as | : : ’ : } > br aestor . rOTOR CYCLES a : | panning : oF wg : | D MOTO ee sabe ~~ -MORGA! cpished OTELS ne LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERT / = avhe ie a 4 eae | 1 : \ ' i , a Ps RT S— v," a AY E @ “ ; a AY” : WN - “s ; his one is su? i » Qietns ; . ‘ ‘ ' ana ' ” 0 ie npr otf ent At sap : writ “a> - tah , ‘ ne his ri ; — , ¢ busi: | - | \ } GENTLEMEN : \c -Bart ; nt L ; ks palieades. oum mon et A. | DINGER Ki ec RO EXDOR Ne INVESTMENT Co CHINERY on | — and | Un. | Se rag | agen. #1 e288 FLATS AND APT'S WANTED 1609 | B: i o : FOR SALE 3 : TIFU! nm nen OF . | hemice ne e «e's FPhene O'live 6-6-4 ' im ished miiy o- 2 oor WEBSTER CROVES le ,* . raeine $* 4.00) 4 ‘ ; r . } . 7 , . ’ -s ; ww ; a. E Aron s° - 273 , ' \ - , - ’ ~wmmer 4 , } , ‘ rity ny? Pk PORPD— Sen, - : Gg) : : . “ to . . . nih = j 4 r * , : a and reco am: mak © : | | b tuld quamsthed casings S16 cach. 38 3 Wis pea | : | for map ot re MONEY FOR YOU trade Ford tourir rT) Mende i ‘ RER’ rely — . ai onaaaa ' ‘ " ad Gealesa 3] ; Dey ut : mer ‘ ' | Er | See gs ge ml (beds, § | ) Sei. Get $10 UP ’ . . ; . ; ; - a ° - & . Pe . , ' ‘ ‘ lie ra Cc AiTkw?weou pre) ene rer. es , . . ° . . > . : ‘ ™ “ . .* . . nd! thor S50 30H ts 4 he SEXxb ‘ioody: Lid 3 age haan ie Mygirec rien ars ) pits | , 3 3 . : Loaned anv homestr Ns yn . 7° 2 F ; : = ‘ . . j cd ; Hin : SO j oe i . i . . F : : c . Reon eveninar a: nda | nt payments. Brinkmen Tire UVEUMAR ! $3 t ' oy | , AND COTTAGES ’ rh " a . ' oye | Spe pnreman past mind. | ae : person on their PLAIN AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE RES—Two 33x4 new Firestone easings, DE!.MAR Bl... $32: , ’ ii : ~~ 4 —— os . . : " 4 : . ' FE ' ' ‘ f ; , ; 5 CENTRAL * r = MISCELLANEOUS MISCEL ; Wasbington ev. ea cles re HOUSES, FLATS, ETC) re : NOTE. ee oem ae | . ‘ Si Lve eorm . ’ . , . rr , ; apoen ; : “ a Z : ste 3 , oll —_— — ore All that we veqpice t Gat sus TARA TF [ / “hy ate | : xT G ' s tri ' | nd ' are poiting 6 @ y poe ~ | ir | Shh dl Washington @V._ : ) rey ) Solid agate. #f ut-oF form OF ' te ‘- 4) Nes “oe « diac - . J ; ; ‘ = ‘ ree : ris ’ f ~~ we P on Gers f, De ° ° ‘unmdda’ MM ’ TL bere : en ace —v quick 7 -— ¥ } : I . . 7 . ate ‘ , . 7 / or more maertic ma . ’ ’ ’ . 2@n ay Lad reut be -_ atch us } pr ’ I al : = | ary a per ne diacount ' af , La ’ learreesing @ves"ione ot come toc: ‘ py ’ } > r} ’ ‘ a! ’ ’ ; , ! ‘8 To} ‘ 5 ; Laie R } , ast : and 3% takes Southern Loan & Invest- | cheap and se’ fom | = : guaranteed « a tym, G58. 59 clean furnished rooms: : wn 8 ee Ae a 1 FT “APART : : one ment Co. : Marwe') 19°: ont . | | PLRE I'v ney vei BroaGeey er Olve Prone ve es ; : ’ ‘ 7 . . ' ae iz reeme. nard ee peels: FB Tour am a tena ino seggrner : Pa TF me; eo HOUSES WANTED re. “aie »ct-of-tow®s F c 1O30 Teuri: >a 2 ye 4 “a * me c neem s : _ Knig} n ’ hae . . ANTED . ee ee eee Dover Serials banal an lle lace asap ars eee » 4 : peru f 5 . ee eee hed ee ee ee ee ain a or hie Se ¥aw — ‘/ APARTMENTS FOR RENT Ae we ee aaa aed 1 a = enowers reo’ _ ‘ ' jer? : * cr . c | ee a eee - : oem ey autaanen wousee were ——— om STOCKS AND BONDS , rus * . ‘ ‘ rt ./ ‘ “ 7 r ' oa k® 1 ' . — ‘ « “a - 2. ee ee ~ertiona 1@ P ens 6 Roads: (vi) ELM A Wins ihe 2 . eping porch: § = ~ 7 = dl : _ JOS" Greveieey WE neve @ @irect private : nier 6 7. 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Licenses of geese -_ Ag Nifrhac ) - ye , Just A Minuie 4 2ilv Uartoon | =i Wg acl iy fhe 7 | . = Societvy— Recorded i : SB ali ~ Cathie | : ___ Seciety—Drama -~ — ~ — sa : TI : ) PAGES 9—12 —— bh LICENSES ae AK ERIIP SAYS TENDENCY TO CONCENTRATION | co ee ete" Sight of Woodrow Wilson, SAYS RAILWAYS MUSI A SAY ACREE OF POWER IN THE GOVERNOR J sss ue oes Broken and Feeble, Moves Stn) (N THER OWN “shay OBSERVED IN MOST STATES *):% Soe or eee Women Voters to Tears ee ee ee i Tf ANHUL TREATY meena ism "inoue hei as iU ALE hemativy. tn 0 culate ations naturaily reeuit- Former President Says a Few Words to Thou- Favored Because It Fixes Responsibility and -formor. $21, Govt Hyde in Jifications naturally resu : es Dces Away With a Lot of Independent ory As cating the departments rupt administr ! ng tl sands Massed in Front of His Wash- American Writer at Genoa : of ce, Labor, F Welfare, ixa1 ee eee : % Utfices That, in Absence of Co-operation. 7 ae te me of the States have it ington Home. * Wears That Moscow Is Not wt zs 3 With Pact With Embarrass Public Business. matate offices, bureaus a ee ee rn | Please . ac I A) bolished 4 - es ot re? , Br MARGUERITEL MARTYN, asta staff Correspondent of the Pos DISCUSSES CHIEF ISSUES AT GENOA These, He Says, Are Non- By PROF. ISIDOR LOEB. a - 7 - , P ; > ” , ? aggression and Russia; His Dean 0 faculty of Business ana Public idministration and Pro- fessor Political Science and Public Laie in Missouri University : | : a BEOCORDED Views on the Situation a THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT—CONTINUED . : . : - i ~ ee c } ' . P an ‘ 4 2 f ap : : , ——T ( ' . _—— t im C2 ‘ om i esti: C ference : J erTrsia ] mint? ‘ cre 4 : A « ae . , 7 ij . ‘ 7 ee — ; ; | "ix a ain td - , x. | Ld trative o1 mation. it rganiza . n obta tne boaras r CAB- | hes ct 9 , , 4} en an rity. med: lines ‘a - The Conclusions | | : me , | tt Was ARE: ; ( . : . 7 ’ a if te fre tc “Wu > ° > v » » . g 2 Ry FRANK A VANDERLIP. : "a ee ‘ RS ae ; stita fAe Ors j Arbitrary Actior American Banker. Who Is at Genoa. eackene 1 eee chal aaeimepaneiredinses = oa oe RE I + ae ae +? | Observing the Conference of Fu- — Aes ot i engatede te AES Bg) dale a eee eta ae 6 oak ale a ee ia 4 vss : kr en o7 pen Powers. on His Own Ini- ~- rumer ave f Sta Dilsned ; vies pee sR ; ete mer LEAS awe y , : et ey ’ ve v — It tere rt te that tive eff nc} he administratiot L as a é' val by the To Re Continued Tomorrow.) : tiative. ; spite oe homens oy i asiale CRIES: ~~ es ils DD ee ee 2 Tees ANS Seer es a. SS PD ind Isy with which : trary actior the e2 tive hi: oe es Ce mae nee the fetch.» nO Det agian ete, ‘ Stat rarded prevent ost of the states trom REED AND NEWTON SPEAK ne from at per pocket of his Women Call on Senators and the r? De ;Qqee "T+ ‘ : ‘ ic Pgaruee 0 } : , : ots hand ‘ ' Ll] the delegates to the econ . “~ ¢ eo —_— no ul : rf ryt’ « Ly . ; ; , aaa ‘ P , Ts . j ‘ ‘ i 4‘ a» VU > the maneuverin: 1} boa at } Thet mn silk him- their Senators and Represe: ‘ a a3 2 ban: oe - : ont neane 4 ‘ ro ; ae ? a ] j i rr} . . . 7 , : Turn to Sobs. nlay here, two great subjec' ee ! he Legislature © led wet 8% ee eaten ‘ aE . ! Senator Says Government Should spend $25,000,000 for Work on ¢€ hannel- ‘ c* ing most earn: AGETESS:! 0! Lioyd Georg: nact betweer + “\erarrea coin aggression # +h, Oot lois and therefore credit basis If nues transportation service crippled and the country will according! man Anoerson said the onpo- Oo further f,overn: one from the present « thie { ngzres rit 1} ‘ ry + were Lak ©! T se ate ¢q*? arrvrver se ies senator La bollette in Action. é near arid seaw Sey for iA ts 1x Asa Pott Ne Tn IR “BNET ange ° . r reve Ti? r fro going tt waste '¥ ; ‘ A lu if , a — SRR ammeter NNN RR gegen gall og whe amTiG ighes conclud gathering of Tendency to Concentration Gor. Gardner's Step to Consolidation PT RCT OE ar eR eR ied A Ruane EVERYBODY = | Earlier Departure SHOULD READ THE PERSONALS! er ae a ee Rritnair *\seaeaa i. * ing! ing restored irket roy fry i’ bd Sood: , | : , ! as e Lmre ing, de: v al Eon SSSI Tai eam RY rehabilitation of Germany becaus' . | Sy 7 that sener ref — ee t= % » 9 Via ; aw hig "yy mat War strenge TT S ZZ } S —— They A Eround on wt ranc = e re U O her POSitinn wi! an allia ) . y Great Britain ‘he rreate and most } portant ae S t¢ pre | um Int r st Made is as to ¥ h cour: lan an e e will follow e S & With Regard to Rusia. With recard t: Rus , . | (Chicage and Easterns Illinois Railway) | They may contain Point of view oo Proposals ta h SS ! rebrescnt e +: a a a 2 | . - oO ( hicaso | a PR... INFORMATION BUY the PT TRE ELIT EET tet 32°° 4 emer’ «' tempt a eredit. “They inkist it is idir to at Effective April 30, the "Chicago Limited” | ae kere oe ai ee oom tin | 4 IMPORTANCE |e eal —the famous C. & E. J. Daylight Train— h a thing must be under | : fee a | ‘eens America. laken with an = extren Are will leave St. Louis at 8:55 a. m., arriving | A CTY for pie sweep reser gat aa. Chicago at 4:30 p.m. ho waco | Every day millions of thes To YOU Rien develop + ebetes time). You arrive in ample time to make | chocolate-crusted ice cream ANY D eng ee oe connections with i i evening trains, | dainties are. sold—every™ here. ay. Again in 9" after the Russian: your home or hotel for di | ao ngain in 9”) days: ie Rey or to reach | tel for dinner | AU Amerce hove Oe original. | ia te dee h, The Chicago Express—the Evening Train — wil! Genoa that Mosco of is leave St. Lours 8:55 p. m,, arriving Chicago 6:40 Russo-German treaty. Th a.m. (7:40a m. Chicago time. ) | These were No change in the “No-Stop Special” which wil! | | published : continue to leave St. Louis at 11:35 p. m., arriving | at . ee ‘Chicago at 7:40 a.m. (8:40a m. Chicago time. ) | in the annul her treaty with Germ: ; All C.& E. I. trains armve in downtown Chicago— | ible — ease ee . uA go _ | Dearborn Station—a few minutes from the Hotel, POST-DISPATCH House Passes EBilue Sk» Club and Shopping districts. Trains stop at 47th otreet | L t AY the - and Englewood Stations on the South side. | | e — As a cellation +e "es alz J fea , “ux rai ‘ . as * Orr a ora? the Hou ate ‘ster Tickets, reservations and ful! infermaties at | Sunday Ger gacae. . to 1 Senat 322 North Broadway, Phones, Olive 7200: Central 1688 . the } ‘Miscn 7 ) cy ’ lesioned , | Se ° “om : ? ie : or Union Station St. Louis Dairy Co. The One and Only Safest Was DB. ey See Raat Peneenger Bast. READ the Personals EVERY Day’ 3t2 Fierce Buliding. =“t. Leuis. Mo ~~ Ol! EP een ee ee oy ee eee » " ¥ * 4 ee own National Ice Cream Co. _* y of 1] ail 3 ther agen - e seles T South Side Ice Cream Co. mie wenae cme || © The Noiseless Rout : iia mmeting or mrocur € Ol 5 oure | Home Ice Cream Co., East St. Louis. ne the en). f securities contrary; b ure wre RECUFIT le: "7 Wout prevent :

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SriNION e th ntarv eclipse of his «= ly n, thi nes +*- th rt wT? wher ra ing te na the n a se 1e> av is vere , Tape, or abdoction. ve re aco yVe rl oe bai! o on In pilit: . ~ ime throug Grover Gesnetn de, California stil! y corner. The Uces hyeteria and Other fruits In the tria! cB Reed » % ec rm’ } ~~ wm ith thea giarc there ho +? amirit or Rriermo? nt Tn ’ mOk rach RADICALISM. ble delawe and so7 with indictments er of Californ® is ree er the Crimina! S° “ammunr th | CES IN ODEON MANGE TONIGHT Post-Dispatch Radio Station | K S D 360 Meters Saturday Radio Schedule 4:00 P. M. the Gua! lections Reinhard “Sari. ha vther sclection-~ to As orchestra Ts siclans' - wil pias , Be Plavesi Beautif wffenhach and the Aida Miss (ica Two sone Breath- poser a‘ 7 Three-Hour allied hy FRe es ei he« SESSION of Doblin Tord No Agreement ‘i ayor yweserit Spring Tod: tle Mother ‘on : Black Bassford “Teh Waltz.’ and will offer Fe Song.” lehe re! Ci Fyent of the Day. Today's exer eonecert civen hr America Lova!' roort s Music scheduled enncerTt at mecital this voort’'s Mur AVE TI 1e« SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA GIVES PROGRAM AT CHAMPAIGN, ILL. and Fillen “= sloi All Dealers TODAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK A Real Triumph Y ‘ho Pays the Jazz - Bills? PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Ay) cH lea Mitlion tay a, Wictur CO. Dalle ‘ _ - va —— - _ IGENE ROOEMICHS IL\V/ €f, A RSEN AL ~~ —T. tee eer eT a - 4 DORE DAVIDSON MATS EVERY DAY | in every crnotion @s you have neur beer Prrvlled folre -SEE TODAY- FOX-LIBERT BELMAR HEAR GRAND TUE TWO ORPHANS W/TH LILLIAN AND DOROTHY GISH SCNTIAUOUS T72-OAYW 2306 TE 25° P.M.- TO cb T Post-Dispatch Wasta. cost, DESIRABLE TENANTS an quick methed use AT YOUR SERVICE. ready to wait on yreu at 8s moment's notice: POST- DISPATCH W ANTS. (Gk \™, rT kr. Piss dom FEcTORr Mw RF SaRDOTrs FAMOUS ANT) ix , | DELMAR e e care ree ene aD) @. " : CONC E ws = PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ‘RION—Starting Tods 27 for One PASMEZOGLU Pr SFM A TT f -—— |} Week ROWANCE 7" were €3 pose A lier Catone iD = J fwank «A Reena ‘The Angel “tatier * Price AMUSEMENTS ASEBALL TODAY Sporteman's Park rOWOS Ys. CAME ETART®: and Kenerved cer Slane at Jey é\and 5:00 PF MM Seats on Sale at Kegtiar Bez-flice Prat GAYETY “at ; aad ; | \‘ Ih Rk}? and i] } CARNIVAL TONIGHT Commener "¢ Tomorrow Mat PACK JOHNSON SHOW GEORGE ALSTi? MOORRL Fa Sisters AYMOND @ WARD A " TRAY’ T » and Aut ca—Fab ¢s a’ sf "ay ‘ures— Top weer rert TT eee Pete ee EEE * COLUMBIA * M—egaeieas Daliir—l1l Pp Haveman’ s Anim: I: re ’ gers ant lworard«- ORR HENSETAS nn“ @& i. & MACK The ‘ elestia Mprewe anit» MEEKRIMAN GIRLS oging. Draercing and Meaica GARETH a CORES ¢ SHERLOCK HOLMES | ‘BERYL CORNET.’ ee ee ee ALT Oomietces re MGMT Ly - Fane Gan 24 4h McKAY and ARDNE etonm and Ballew. Neal Abe e Geile ee Nelisces. BOBBY “MeL EAN & CO. a’ > > Continuous y L9 1] p.m KINGS == _ Loew, Vi audeville be "Sete io o rhe ti * : tie «af ‘igh bd is TIME or NEED ane caddies patch Vasts. V OO mt he i pee AO NY. Arete eae et ety res - SPU Pe mion ites % wt es a aed bb Jan oo a SPERM LL LT Ee Ia! eS ie at SDR NS SEE I SE - oe Sa ee Sr een any tows RE ne, ay’ Aas ss nguainivicatly themes ae Pe ee | ee A im eheioity ering ake ined ~ ata $b Sarde nating? omy - 4 ratet as ahem. does Y as Ue “gre + pies wise tx. ee oe a. ; eseeriane *t ee ee all is we bo st tee eee ee A eee aon Foe) ot Oe Es wre OE ay ore I BR rete oa RR ey pe a

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] \S \\S oy | 6 QUIS POST-DISPATCH Y Popular Fiction and 4 | Women’s Features Y Wee | y Vix SS a | Popular Comies, News Photographs BATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1920 WY rN w R\S ~~ SSIS Nagy SSS Se NS SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1923. SS Y Y tnd, ‘ MLL haw bhddibadididssdiicsa aecccccnn MAMMA LddLLLd LLL LLL EEX. WOT llllllldddbe — we OE ET RNS remem 9 , Sp ETO OO f ; ‘ ” , -> 4 . A wed . . e, ° > oe , ‘ — . * a ROS nie aa 2 - yap X “ 4 8 , ? GIR OIA PLLIL! ORBLE! Sg OAS LAA. PM Dirac! Sse, > a oe tne 7 Oa: an. 4° x i ae te. eae en n> as ; wg “eo a » *% ¥ pation “ ane 2 | i AAD . Ree Oe CONS MAF Bit Se ea i. CPU SIS BERR 8 emia 7 wy ses od : a ie ae 5 % a we ae : : : ‘ ‘4 ee NAS Soe ao FN RD: ee ae, ea . : . ‘ . . : : i .: : ” Pe PR RES a ; . : 5s: ~~ } ' ; : , . . . > ee 4 a 3 S 2 ey ee . , 7 . ¥ ~ > ; ee IR ok ys : ee 2 ae “ ye om) ENN ee be y ae An . 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Sr, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; |) ya\ io 1) O UJ R id Ro SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922 ~~ » LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS BINQUE : . 4 a ~—a i ant Fit oiiitvs — > Siti aio rere See. ah ney eta + SS aye = Re Aston ea he Oe iT pe ee on at ioe ee oe oe gee oe be hele ee ; Gs ee Ce ae Te fen" eae rey, _ -~ a - ere2anca rT “ac eS oan eee ome er'e Semen ontle™ i> See iS ae y Lt Ne per Payer “ft 680 Pee”. aie Pi thee Gack. ¥ ly at get ARR: ‘wep cht gg TM 5 en ga ata RB 3 ee ae sud egy it: Jee aoe oy, nem teh. - Rn) PA tamatten + '(_—— oe Seen § LADy ASTOR'S HOSTESS MRS JOHN W GORRETT Je lit pay ere GR 6 AP ‘ sass. 3 OS ae Si “28 ode & ; --_ > ser *’ sa.0%e Fashion aa | 1 LATIN AMERICAN rae DELEGATES ld her fcust how lonesome, too, refence, sweet life had been eince Froewtr: her 2id alwars, alwars, worshfp her as terg as he lired— it’s Old Stuff— ; : just the same, ed : , ; a _ f she Poe Digtatch oe ae : : 3 as ies : , ii , : . . at -+¢rme Man of Today has fergotten how ™ goes. : ’ ‘ogethe “14 , rig And has found nothing better to put in ts place’) . ; ; os i cur Romeo purrte He wrote poetry to ! It was pretty dreadful poetre— Bout there were “dear loves” tn {t. and “true dears.” and “Hallowed moment” and “us twain”— He practically didn’t miss a love-byrica] bet He was short on scansion. bu: long on egenttmert vind | ea And, as we all know, it's the Sentimens That Conrts rst eee : When I consider the distracting, devastating deracinating effect yuse at th wie me a: ‘DON o : ’ | . L Of thts attack in force upon the ramparts of the average maiden heart leavit Lone u : ’ Moy" . poe ite 8 ] mas —— ema I wender if the Romantic Tactician, bigamis: as he i= asserted to be ned, the rain isting cum tt pthc Is mot also. like a certain noble Lord. lead with a ou , S01 te . iss | “Astonished at his own moderation’” Bet what a pitr That he could not have put his profoun4 an@ rracti- lost Art of Lore-making b 101 at it rang Se . : : | | To a use at once legal, proftable te himesal’ ; igh) . al te ase te ‘c t he | , : | se a een - > > oetereace. LA&cY mankin si | se “ho: : . Mat ar aici : ' -- was lik terdays To say nothing of WOMANKIND: ght. every word t is still un-- | gsc ) hind 1 l had a six , : =s of her life seemed but work ane werry. . He should have started a Correspondence Schoo! im Conrest: .¢ Cady | ec c ae ; is’ Mark. I- knew, and fe a und t 2 ¢ : os ws , , a ee von hecause 3 . | ie oat denial RS ey : Ar? > st ‘iness Sood strong by her side And Con the The youth who calls his adored ome “kiddo” an4 - ito sa : = 7 , iin Ta tn ake ‘ : 7 Pr on ¢ ‘ry herse!f—and more pity. . - >» _s . F : ‘ : . : =— , ‘ . "oc ‘=be “ery ‘ac -‘er The modern Romeo Who writes hie lewe-letters or picture postcards ; 2 - , 2 off of ; : poe babe sana s ER RABBIT was hos The lover who propoges br telephone. ha ve “Id ler . * math : . fu but moursed. ETER RABBIT : | the Smiling Pool eut & said to the boss. and what the boss gid to him. hs ae ba 4 ; mat? that | Nigh ass te -4 na 3 - . tuet had te knell The stern realist who considers that! } , ' 7 on : ; ; . inver . xs ~~ oe me Te iments are “s Aegan — 7 ) : : = road Bad That poetry is “mush.” — : 1 fora st . And that w} .. comes to wows of ete-a) devotion. he taking arr’ Tis all very well to look at lewe ard life clear-eyed, But erery mir! KMOWS every spring. that theres a + rose-colored glasses’ And if every young man of today has So much the worse for him— And for her’ ahd th rare ; ng el : | ~OM ; a. OS ' , r ea ' : , : : CG! , Forest That & » * ‘ , . : : - - A e: . : r°e@Rer a o was hurrying * ‘anf him, straight for the LPREULE RINE IES! Ard 1? war hee — ¢ er Ss.art POW OnE ee A a* @: - = 3 ac nea _- ™ . i bere Will be times wren © basiness or profession | tn Alt ORD Te") | " ‘\ Th- Kind You Havre. ture of Chas. H. Fl Pi rsonal supervision ‘ ; te deceive you in ft — ; 3 oe ma *a 3 ' ‘ : — ue ard a ** Fust-as-good” are Ne@artoreaas , i saci _*- = roar —s : es i es beaith ot ¢ hilkdrena— bis ability ¢f ; | ? : 3 —-— : * ) . : Cver attempt t« Temedy that yé - > 3 4” wi . \ : 4— {popearinzg T™press octhers with - iA , nn Oo de KkBpown as a good lawrer wer , | . H . mee torin ix a harmies reaches his fiftieth birthed ) 7 : | | ‘ cing | ) | ni ne BS EOrice. Drops and | There are so many men tn the werid. a! sie * — ) | Opiuin. Morphine ia on : tgp | : ) ° Mere tham thirty year ~ t‘ oats 1a ho oO 1 in hou and lah - pay —— on. ; . a a Peliei of ¢ onstipe effort « ttain i 3 : / AS : . se | | Diarrhoea: allaving ean do from chi’ Thaed : . . | , / an! by recu’s ting ta | i .) | : alll nation ot Pood; 3 > ‘ : ; “ Ss e . . e he _ ’ rete. ‘ear - — ‘ . . . - . bis ts mot meant to be a 4 . ' : | life Work. 'f t< we. ~*~ . ; @saful at the same : 5 rever Pare eren —_— ene — ow - _—_— — —— —— rr Pop wont micd. Heard him say he liked something with a kick.” - \

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ee, RS’ ‘— > % @ ». * NQUET IN BALTIMORE is j HARD ED YV ‘ONS MESSAGE Feom pa ‘er ‘ 4 . { i} . ~# 4 ; ~ GE . .* F 7 b DING ~ AND OTNERS OF ; i TEE NEw YORK DELEGATION SMOKED AT THE BANQUET iid =, 40 > FOR WOM “Plastic Loves of Youth Make Happy W edlock Lives”’ By FAY STEVENSON R as * : Ae ad oe, ¢ ; , aX fon *» ‘ oe na 4 te j . ‘ a ° . 2 i a | uh ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH » SATURDAY, APRIL MOTHER and (iets Hay) nn, c . ’ ‘ ybedience incorrigible and |] may w! tl : Mair bovhood sweetheart . w York to seek r i right in the heart of New York isband,”’ 1 pointed out, “and voy Citw” ointec out e written about her n “kL vey hou city irneys On.’ ” t moving from s the girl who 3 ¢ -_ , tne rig nt i Pra!l ‘ [ ° Srmiiing , ~s lear a . of ’s . “ .’ r the \ ~X . eae Kind You Have Always Borzht has borne the signa- eof Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his Personal supervision for over 30 vears. Allow no one deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and dust-as-c ood" are but experiments, and endanger the e@eaith of Children—Experience aguinst Experiment. ver attempt to relieve your baby witha € Smedy that you would use for yourself. | ae 1: What is CASTORIA | Citta 1 ee yey thas Coast uae Se a letts, tor Castor Oil, Pare- | iS icay S$ KC ion. | The Most Cruel Horse Race in the World. fer Drons and Noothing Syrups. Tt contains neither “Bertie” Acuff to Marry More Millions. ST Bot Sinee Baxcotic onbense tor the Yellowstone Park's Golden Jubilee. | Chas ) ears as ‘ Like “Bright Effe” in the Novel “If Winter Comes.” Relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and trhoea: allaving Feverishness arising therefrom, Latest News of European Invasion of 25,000 Years Ago. Whatever Else You Do —_-Be Sure to Get by regu’, ting the Stomach and Bow els, aids the as- Amilation 01 Food: giving healthy and natural slecp. St. Louisan Shows How to Figure in a Circle. Silhouettes by a New St. Louis Artist. The Children’s Comfort—The Motber’s Friend, | Fk S NDA Y A $s00 Prize Story in Two Parts. 4D oe POST-DISPATCH | St. Louis’ ONE Big Sunday Just Newspaper @€ Russian Delegates to the Genoa Confer- ence. This Week’s Magazine Section of the SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Other interesting articles in the Mag- azine Section are: @ An unusual Easter parade in the flooded streets of Beardstown, Illinois. € William Jennings Bryan addressing an in- visible audience by radio. @ High school girls of Petaluma, California, in dresses of different nations. The Belgian Royal Family at the Vatican. Inst and im sd . * gis In Use For Over 30 Years us TMr CE NTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. a | pelt Late o- y Ae 4 on ir i —) "

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