St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

SUNDAY MORNING ST- LOUIS POST DISPATCH ANUARY 12,1908. tT TTt rm. ORE LYNCHING The Great $1 FIELD PUPILS START "ECHOES" MONTHLY PIPER Grammar School Children Launch Into Realms of Journalism. Force MMM Continues Wit Than Em! Hianv New Lots! ver ivianv eater EVERY WEEK IN UNITED STATES Three Negro Women Among Those Put to Death in 1907. WmnXsMA A Ma Store's Fire Salvage For Almost You Can Hardly Believe! Read Below! Prica Nothing! 33 Men's Odd Coats for only 10c anj 25c; Men's Black Thibet Suits for 2.50; Mei's 7.50 OVER- P.oV douMe lireaitel Ionir Ol tll IUvh' COATS; 6.50 Mackintoshes for only 1-50; Men's SUITS; wortli sale wale 95c 4.1HI Corduroy Leather Reversible Coats, 11 KILLED ON SUNDAYS ALL ARE CONTRIBUTORS PANTS; PCO ATS Men's 5,00 Overcoats 0 J.

50; j.rice 15oy, KNEE worth n.r)c; sale iirice 5.00 SheeDSkin-linei Goats for 2.75; Men's 95c OVER- 1.00 llnvs FLANNELETTE 2.50 Heavv Cassimere Pants, 85c; 35.00 Victims Lived in 17 States, Colorado Being Farthest North. First Issue Exhausted on Day (jf Publication at 5 Cents a Copy. I.onp COATS; worth BLOUSES; WOrth sale price Montagnac Overcoats for 15.75, Et-, Etc. WA ANewspaper Picture of kI the 'Great Boston Fire. WE GI VE AN GUARANTEE MMMWI Ml Silks and Dress Good 6c Handkerchiafs for 2k Men's and Young Men's Beys' Fleece- 1Ep Lined I Ju Ladies' and Girls' Coats, 5c; Ladies' Furs, 39c; En Suits and Overcoats, 0l EX'S 4 'II I EES with lace inserting sale prlee OMEN'S 11 HeiiiSUli bed and fie vulue; I I I I A II- Ladies FHIV filVKX AWAl.

DUESS 3fi ine.ies wide; worth 50c yard; i Cn sale price I nilKSS (i()I)S 40 inches wide; worth 65c yard; lOp sale price I UU nitKSS fiOODS 42 and 44 inches wide; worth 75c and "500 dozen Roys' extra heavv eiderdown fleece-lined' 1 1 1 UTS or DHAW-Kit; blue, tan and camel's hair shades Worth 8. 50-1 Children's S3 Astrakhan Goats, 79c Children; Coatw Sizes 1 to 6, heavy Astrakhan, red or blue; 3.00 value; 7flrt sale price Iwu Children! foal Sizes 1 to bearskin, white, serjre or fancy plaids, with velvet collars; 5.00 Cn value; sale l.uU Children. Coot Sizes 1 KElit ii tn 8.00 Tailor-Made Suits, 2.00; Plush Gapas (fur trimmid), 50o Sals Price stitched; embroidered wllk Siw? 24 and 26; worth Initials; 10c value; sab- pi ice 4c 15c 17c Ladies' Ladies' per Sizes 28 and 30; worth per 1.00 vard; pale Vnf rrice tJli TA t'FKTA S1I.KS All col NEW- 'ORLEANS, Jan. 11. Fifty-six persons were put to death by Judge Lynch during 1S07, compared to 73 in 1106.

Forty-nine were negro men, four white men and three negro women. There were double lynchings in rive instances and triple lynchings in two. Two negro women formed the principals in one of the double lynchings and two negro brothers in another. Thirty -seven victims of mob violence were put to death at night and 19 during daylight hours. Kleven lives were snuffed out on Sundays.

Thirty-one were hanged, 17 shot to death, three hanged and shot, two shot and the corpses burned, one tied to a tree and shot to death, one beaten to death and another kicked to death. Following Is the comparative number of lynchings for the two years: MEM'S II AM.KEIICIIIEKS White; hemstitehed, q. fic value; sale price. 0 Ml EN'S IMIIMI. lltMI- Long Goats, Etc! Etc The SUITS are fancy cheviot ami Thibets; the OVERCOATS are dark gray and fancy stripe OiUU Mert's and Young Men's ors: worth and 75c 25c II Sizes 32 and 34 wort iq 4ye; per garment luC vard: sale KIII II I EES Hem to 6, finest bearskin, heavy Astrakhan and fancy wool At Itched: 12'c value; price SII.K- lll.ls Every shade; worth 25c yard; Qp sale price 2,00 plaids; up to 8.00 values; sale price 1.00 for a i s' 1.50 Flannelette and l'er- for Ij I i s' 75c SHIRT WAISTS, of 38c for Ladies' 2.00 Hlack Cash mere 75c a 1 MMOMIKN'S JP.

SII.K IM-TIAI. II MtKEItl HIKES Hemstitched; 25c in white fiirurcl madras. Linens, Cottons, Calicoes and Flannelettes APlue; sal price I Uv WRAPPERS; and braid trim- 4-80 with yoke effects and Suits and Overcoats, Worth 10.00 Sale Price Women's 1.00 Kid Gloves, 29c DRESS SKIRTS, full ruffle ud. Men's 10c Hose, tucks. GUINEA HEX Ot'TINCi 50C "Bellas with steel rod; natural wood handles; 50c value; sale 07f price I 1 AIIIK El.

I. AS, mercerized twill, fancy handles or natural boxwood ban- QC dies, 1.00 value OOU No. fii Satin Taffeta Rlll-BO, all colors: 25c 1 Oln values: per yard I Z'Jli 3c PMWEL Worth 10c yard: sale price Ladies' 5.00 Ft' It SCARFS of Wiih nil bills pail to date, with a neat Hurplu.s on ltami anil advertising contracts that assure K'lodly profit from the ntxt issue, the pupils of Eugene Field tJraniinar School have launched l-'leld Kchoes, a monthly publication, attractive in make-up and worth of material. "The paper is the talk of the school," said Principal W. J.

Stevens to a PoSt-IHspalch reporter. "The writing bug has seized upon the majority of the pupils and almost everybody is trying his or her hand at litilure and art. I understand that the editors are being literally swamped with contributions, and many of these come from tots that have just readied the dignity of two figvires to designate their ages." The paper sells at 5 cents the copy and the first issue is already exhausted. The stormed the business office on the day of publication. Circulation In Aumirecl.

"They'ro all satisfied." declared Joe Uownn, 4lie business manager. "I have assurance from most of the boys and girls that they will take the paper regularly and our advertisers are pleased with the results. We hail cash enougli in sight to keep us running for some time before we printed our first issue." Joe 13 years old and Is a "born advertiser," his newspaper associates declare. Perry Hanson is editor-in-chief. He is also a star athlete of the school, but just at present he thinks that there is no calling that can be compared with that of a newspaperman.

"I that is, we intend making Field 1 15c brown sable 3 yards long'; clus 1006. 3.00 Ladies' PETTICOATS. in black sateen and colored mercerized, such as red. green, blue, brown, rose and lavender; hand 1907. 13 Women's Kid (ilovri White only; all sizes; )Q l.Oo value: sale Lou Women- silk (iltiveii Am MIEN'S EJ'-ie I.INEN Oi l.

Alts, a Men'c 25c SIS- Men's Blue, brown and ecru 1:98 ter tails; chain fastening Tht? 'SUITS Uouble-breasted or- eassi-nLpres. Thibets and cheviots; the OVERCOATS are ker- somely trimmed with black sterdam; double finsrer Val. inserting LADIES' TAll.OB-MADE SI ITS. In all-wool fanery mixtures and tipped; regular 1.00 kind; sale I N- 31c solid colors; nt-atly trimmed; DKKAM EAR, worth sale prli 25c 6.00 Thirties' Winter COATS, meltons and fahev meltons. 4.80 Ptate.

Alabama Arkansas r.Tln FL.rl.1a In. ban Territory low a Kent nek Louisiana Marvlund Mianlyoipp! Missouri Neiru.ka North Carolina Women's Suede lair 1 1 lo'rig ..2.00 worth S.0O; sale price MIEN'S HOSE litack (ilorca A ssorted colors; loose fitting back; solid colors and fancies .3.00 Tl'BKKY BED A II I- IT DAMASK Worth 50c 1Q. yard; sale price I ull WHITE IMIIA l.lF. Worth 15c yard; Cj, sale price Jo HICK TOWELS Size 20x 40; worth 15c and 20c each: sale price (U A MOSKEAfi A. E.

GIXJHAMS Worth 15c yard; sale Ti price 2U LIXES TBAV SCARES worth 19c each; Cn pale price UU and 74c tan; worth 15c; sale price reKiilar 50c kind; sale price 6c Women's and Children's Hose 5.00 Taffeta Silk PETTI MIEN'S IMIKRAMEMR 2 12 3 Ladies' 75c SHIICr WAISTS, in pretty dark percales; checks and polka dots: othern in Women's (ilorrx Black, Black. Men's and Young Men's Suits and ft COATS, In solid colors and black: 10c 29c Heavy fleece; worth 50c; sale price ileece-nned zae value; sale price. XA omen's Oolf 3.00 accordion pleated flounce tt'OMKA'S HOSE Heavy 25c okbihmni MIEN'S I PEN HERS in i in filoreN black: full seamless; dou pretty figured lawns; embroidery trimmed 2.00 Girls' and Id'es' Long or Short COATS Te xhs 15c all colors; worth 8.1 le prlee Strictly all-wool kind; sale price Overcoats, Worth 15.00 Sale Price CO ATS, .4.00 8.00 Ladies' Long Winter In loose or semisitting; black and all colors It TOWKLtXti I NIIEIIMA EAR ble heel and toe; sale price WOMEN'S IIOSE 1 Fancv 75c Ladies' l)RESSIfi SACQl'ES, Worth 8 l-3c yaru sale price 63c A oo I worth 1 50 sale prb 35c in dark color flannelette; tight fitting, with MIEN'S El. AN EI. SIIIM I HITS full lc Lace and Embroideries, 89c AI'KOV AXn DRESS GIXtiHAMS Worth A 8 l-3c yard; sale embroidered; black; Seamless; 15c value; sale price In blue and Ian; worth 1 50; wele prle.

.3.00 Plush CAPES, fur trlmm-d; 9.00 Dress SKIRTS. In all-wool Panama cloths; full plaited witn folds of same material and some trimmed with bands rr of taffeta silk U.OU I.OXSDA LE A I also double-cloth CAPES Heavy ribbed The SUITS singe or double-breasted, come in worsteds, cheviots and cassimere; also black Thibets; the OVERCOATS, in all lengths, kerseys, meltons, chev- nfl iots and Thibets 0. LJ WOME.N'S HOSE let co-lined; black Yard wide; worth 18c yard; sale price 7dc 'i 'I "a 1 8 Hark ti (Y SETS, pillow l.acex and Trimmings Worth up to 10c 4 yard; sale price IC Kiiil.roifleriew nn.l Dlack I.nees Worth up. to Oin 25c yard: sale Z2o I.neen. Kmbrolilprien anil 1'rimmlnicM Worth up to Fur COATS, lined double breas-tcd; top; 20c value; sale price IIII.1IKEVS HOSE- 8.00 Ladies' Fl'H brown sable; larse pretty throw; satin lined Lace Curtains and Bugs, 9.50 Caracul throughout trimmed with white braid -Full black and 4.00 4.00 Draperies RIBBONS, 1c No.

2 Satin IIIIIKON, all colors; 2e value, per ya rd lb Nos. 9. 12 and 1 Toffetn, Silk RIIIIION, all tobos; up to 12'-jc values, Cn per vard UU No. 12 Satin-Rack Velvet RIIIIION'i IiI.k k. navy an) 25c valui Iflf mt yard IUU in 1.50 Indies' PETTICOATS.

seamles-s; black; all 1 Oc. value; sale price sizes Kchoes school." get the I roduet Totals Tij 73 The offenses for which these humans were forced to give up their lives range from stealing 75 cents and talking to white girls over a telephone, to rape and murder of wife and son. Following were the offenses charged, with the number lynched: ii betnR father of boy who jostled white For vk-trir over white man in fiifht. 1 Aiteniplp.l murriVr 5 Mor.ier of wife 1 of liuHt.qn.l and wife 1 Miji-li-r of wife and stepson 1 Mnr.Ier of mistress 1 Manslaughter 1 A to murder 1 Kajo 8 Attempted' rape 11 Raping own 1 For being wife and son of a raper 2 Protef tiner- fug'tive from posso 1 Talking to white girls over telephone 1 Kxprrssin(t sympathy for mob's victim 3 Three-dohar deht 2 Stewing 75 cents 1 I su 1 1 iiK white man 1 Ptoie burglary 3 The lynching) took place in 17 states a credit to ourselves and the he "We will aim to best material the school can We want to be 'first in every 50c yard; sale price 39c 5c black sateen; deep accordion pleated flounce .12.00 and 15.00 Astrakhan ((WIS, in the smart pony blouse anil ROYS STOCK Heavy Fairbank's MASCOT laundrv Soap inn 6 bars tor I UU nod I.aeen- tight-fitting effects; satin line bicycle ribbed; up to size orth up to i yard; sale 6.00 9'i; 15c value; sale price beautifully trimmed in all colors 20.00 Klectric' Seal large storm collar; COATS, with aril Small Wares Notions 1.25 Tams, 28c thing" in so far as school publications go." "Ixm't judge the paper until you have seen our next issue," requested Assistant K.iitor Vesta Jiyas. "We have Nome splendid articles ami the trouble -ve are having is to decide what to use, VJsr it all good." ...9.50 LADIES' STORM; RUBBERS, 21c 2.00 Fur SECKSCAKPS with chain fastening and OQn tails UJU 1.75 Ladies' SHIRT AAA 1ST, in black sateen; pretty stripe and fancy plaid silk flRf.

popl'n OJli 3.00 Long Fur ECKSCA1IES, with chain fastening QQn and tails 5.00 Dress SKIRTS. In Panama. Skinner satin lining 12.00 and 15.00 Caracul Fur 1.2. WHITE IIEAKSKI TAMS. with enr bob at-tarliril, for infants, boys Voutlis' and Utile Calf Sll-: COATS, double-breasted; braid Boys', licnls' wort 8.50 l.r.0; sal trimmed; sray satin lining, made collarless VELVET RIGS Size 27x 54; worth 2.50 and QC 3.00 each: sale price.

li3 AX MINSTER HI iS Size 3i5x72; worth o.Ou and 6.00 each; sale rn price Z. 0U LACE flHTAIXS 3 and 3Vi yards long; worth 2.50 and 3.00 pair; sale OKn price, each ZOU JAI ATTIXfi Carpet patterns; worth 39c and 50c yard; sale 1 Co price I Ub ROPE PORTIERES All colors; worth 1.5o KKf each; sale price UJU ALL-WOOL BLANKETS Largre size; worth 5.00 and "6.00 pair; sale price, iJg IIEI) COMEOHTS Size 72x SO; white cotton worth 2.50 each; 1 OC sale price I it and prirls; sale price 28c 'Reformer. and one territory, Iowa. Oklahoma and Going at 10c on the Dollar 1 dofcen Snfety IMnw lc 1 dozen Irunlnx Lnrfje (tin in if. Can Talcum I'ondfr Quart bottle Ammonia h'nlry Toilet Soap 1c Hone Supporters 7Mc IMnt bottle Ammonia All-Silk Rlbhora.

No. 40. yard 2c leather I'ictnre 98c in hiii: us, 21c Seeom Assistant Editor Myrtle Scharff fOc louhle-Kmt A 1. I. -W OOL TOH KS.

in all col 1. 1. price Uldies' S'I'OIIM worth 50c; sale price .2.00 Kroadoloth and Hrillian-tine; all neatly trimmed. Nebraska being the additions to last years' Alabama' jumped from five In to 13 In 1'7. ors; sale price Mens Box Calf SHOES, heavv soles; worth 1 QQ 2.00 sale price I .03 Men's Canvas SHOES, AQn worth 1.50; sale pr'ce.

Men S.50 Patent Colt. Viol Kid, Box Calf and (lunmetal SHOES, (ioodyear welt soles: all sizes Cfl and widths. Ijidles', Misses' anil Children's Jersey worth 75c; sale OKn price Ladles' Canvas 0l'OltlM 17.00 Ladies' Long COATS, in kersey, broadcloth and t.eautiful mixtures: all handsomely strapped and braid (in trimmed O.UU IS. 00 and 20.00 Caracul Fur COATS, short, tight-fitting; sitin lined: collarless effects; velvet col- 15c com- 38c 39: all colors; worth 1.50; sale price AMUSEMENTS. 75c Mens and Uovs l-TEK I'l C'Al'S.

in all shapes, with fur In bands; in plush. kersey. kVIN-Al'S. ir In rsey. 10.00 Ladies' Winter COATS, 50 inches long; solid colors Cn and fancy plaids Z.JU 15.00 Ladles' Winter COATS, 50-inch in full loose or semi-fitting backs; blacks, blues, red and pretty nn plaids U.UU corduroy and leather com Ladies' .1.50 Patent 'oit and titinmrtal II tioodyear welt soles; tn all sizes Z.

I All 19c Sheet and braid trimmed .8.50 10c binations; sale price Music for only Sy announced that the paper would not be the objectionable tiling known as a "reformer." It will, however, deal with all subjects bearing on the lfare of the institution, she declared. To be on the editorial staff of Field Kchoes is to win the highest distinction the nt'hoo! tr-n confer. The sclsool maintains an honor roll sm from this list representatives are selected. t'he cover design of Field Kchoes month will be from an original drawing by one of the pupils. The editorial staff is composed of: Kditor-in-ehfef, Perry Hanson: assistant editors.

Misses Vesta l)yas. Myrtle Scharff. Crate tlerardl ami Natalie Gaicnne; essociate editors, James Porteus Clarence Norton, Andrew Woods ami Misses Marguerite Keardon and Nanc Saunders. The editor-in-chief is 35 years of age and his associates are all younger than he. yrr vr Ek tt.

flM. Tsk. 5SV. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Vr iz it it ir it it i it TONIGHT OLYMPIC- CK CBNTUKYcTonight POPll.AIt MATINEE I) A 2.c to $1.

RrRuInr Mnt. Saturday. The Rork Company's Superb Production of the Greatest of All Big Musical Comedy Successes COM1NGTHRO SULTAN OF MOROCCO RAISES $300,000 BY PAWNING JEWELS 2 I. M. and 1.

Dally. THE WORLD'S BEST VAUDEVILLE UEKK OK JAM AItV 13. lftOS. STELL4 MAY HEW BILL1E TAYLOR The cure-free eomeillenne. 'Arm-Th-an singer of AnierW'Bii song.

That' coot, enough. None of the imported kind ran hold a randle to the Anierii'Hii comediennes. She Is unique and irresistible. fRIXIE ERIGANZA Trii-ksr Triple you know her and her rhnrms nnd sweet A worUl-heater, she. Formerly a inmiiient member of "The I'rinoe of lilen" company mid lute eo star with Kddie Koy in "The Orchids." BEGINNING MAT.

MOH OAT, JAN ART 13 WAY THF RPT vL TWICE DAILY. PRICES: 25c-332-50c-75c Inc UC01 OQT NOTE CHANBE OF OPENING DAY TO MONDAY Jj By Geo.V. Hobart and Baldwin DO I THE RYE" A. Sloane FRANK LALOR "Nott, the Tailor" a ORGANIZATION' OE KARA ONE WEEK ONLY WM. BRADY'S SPECIAL PRODUCTION BY LOTTIE BLAIR PARKER, Elaborated by JOS.

R. QRISAIER. POPULAR MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 25c to $1 REGULAR MAT. SAT. Ruler Pledges Jewels Which Cost Him to Raise Needed Cash.

PARIS. Jan. 11. It was announced today that a loan of SriOO.OOO had been granted by the Mont-de-piete (the Government pawnshop) to Abdul Ariz, Sultan of Morocco, on the security of His Majesty's jewels. Tile Jewels Include several diamonds as large as hazel nuts, some fine rubies and emeralds, many topazes, a gold and platinum tiara set with sapphires and rubleB and several pearl necklaces.

They cost the Sultan 12,000.000 and when his emissary, Mohammed TazzI, brought them hero In October this was the Bum ha asked. qq COriEDIANS, SINGERS AND DANCERS qq JOSEPH HART'S RAIW-DEARS I.oulne Moalrow and Tvrelte llMlnly Mnl.lena. J- PAUL BARNES I DAISY HARCOUHT I'rl of Slorj' Tellers. I'remler owKtre. LUCY BEACH TURNER CO.

la a ew Musical omeilr Sketch. pankleb I FREDO DARE I CIL BROWN Jf CornwlT Cly Modlr. Comic In.trumnth.t.. laaer Ilaarer SUNDAY, JAN. 19 SIR GILBERT PARKER'S Stirring Drama THE RIGHTOFWAY with GUY STAND I NO and THEODORE ROBERTS I THE GREAT WALTHOUR TROUPE Srsaatlosal aad lllerlll.

it Vi IMri-ir from fttirresarnl tear of Kiimpe. He'. the king pin union the Jugglers. A m.l wonderful exhibition of iioyet skill. Whole entertainment by itself.

JACK NORYVORTH The College Roy with the f.xjttiall htr mid tne Rah -Itsh itsh talk. Nothing else like this act. THE GEORGETTYS Just came orer from Europe on the I.nsl-tanta the other day ami then hiked for ft. towlH. Acrobats they are the real kind.

Io most aniazlnx thing. MARIE FLORENCE Vocalist. Jnst that what more can you ask when the vocalUt is good one? There are it so many good one. LUCY LUCIER In conglomerated and most amusing bits of yaudeTllle. Including clewr sotlttii and diim-rs.

BERRY BERRY it Actress mot Ion Too Iteallatle. PARIS. Jan. 11. Mine.

Andree Megard whs playing in a tragi; fcene at the "ehenter Antolna when she threw herself oown with such force that aha became ur conscious and had to be carried from the stage. THE POPULAR! TEMPTATION PRICES MONDAY, JAN. 20, SEATS THURSDAY. rvi s. LESLIE-CARTER 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c OCp Matinee OCp Every Week-Day LO'J VLIKI QCp Matinees Tuesday, Zuu Thursday Situriif I hr I hralrr nterre ym re (he heal lu for I lea riHint MMt tt jj -nr lino la llr Pi I AMUSEMENTS.

DU BARRY In David Belasco's Greatest Play. MGHT PRICES 1 5c. 25c. 35c, 50c NO HIGHER MAT. Today A.

II. ol' aad l.raa THF FAVORITE ARTISTE, GRACE MERRITT, la the tireatest Koraantlc I'lay of the Drrmlr, When Knighthood Was In Flower THOMAS Ei ORCHESTRA MATINEE Today at 2 of All II First Tim Hara an It's Jut What Yol Want to Sea. Thlj A .1 I -V 1 CONVICT 999 The comedy mnnlral tewni In sort of Phono for Seats Olive 796 ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY SOCIETY THURSDAY EVE. AnTAM T9DAY JANUARY 16TH.

V-J EL- IM .3115 P. M. Good Seats 35C The Kelly Zouaves, i- nnhtm.ll'.tv of tha Country. A Next Sunday Matinee BLAC K. PATTt THOl.UADOl'US.

S.ure Sat F.arly. MouilMT Jan. ODEON 0 a Wonder I. Don't Mln It. hketcliiet that is mi ior run, hiii quite funny- THE KIMODROME 1 5c-30c-50c (Irrhratra Chairs.

Ilfnfrvfd, Ptiovrs-I Olive lfiOl. 11 Kinloch. Central 303. Tursday Jan. I.s 'omttiK Sunday Matinee "THK LIKE t'K AN ACTHI'HS." r'aU KotolKtu -rrj Stelmlel.

ili.no. first la St l.iel, Kramer. Sttte ffto. tl.OO. 1.M.

S8.00. At POM.MANS. 1120 Olive Street. FOLRTH SYMPHONY CONCERT (OMIK'TKIl MAX 7.ACII. SoloUtt The Renowned Ilarytone, MR.

CHAS. W. CLARK POPULAR CONCERT CONlii cTEII RY AX 7. At II. Soloist.

WSS MARY M'CAUSLU3, Violin and th Symphony Orrbeatra. 6u. S5 nd 0o: Box Bet. 41; 1 Coupon Ticket Only), Ja BARD STAN SulH-rlRtlona and SlaKle I I I lll I. ltr tn je In iliruirr ot WrdiwTnUjr Matlure.

I'rraefct al Scat, 14fhiLccujf Streets ALL THIS wilk GAYETY in iti tin Sale SATIRHAY. THF HOME OK FOI.I.V A HAII.V I MOIK v.tt 1KVII.I.K Today 2:10 OISI SAL-fc- AT SALE Vats. Wed. and 25c and 58c NIGHT prices: Tonight 8110 AND ALL WEFKI HI HTM; A SEAMAN PRESENT The veoouti Edllloa of the Mlnslrnl Comedy Sensation GERMAN THEATER ODEON KEINEMANX WELB. Mnrr.

TONIGHT First Apiiermnre Sen DIKKl'TOK I1KINKMANN In "EinuiaB unsereliui" (Om of Ovr Petpli) Krce t'vmedy with Soiig and lao Sirni Mr. Nightingale Burlesquers SPECIAL I SPECIAL Kennedy, Evans See the Girl witn MAT. DAILY. The Home of Refined Extreota and Vaude. C't RICE BARTON'S ROSE HILL FViS -HEADED DY- GEO.

W. RICE 20 BEAUTIFULLY GOWNED MAIDENS 20 SPECIALTHE FOUR LONDON'S SENSATIONAL AERO-GYMNASTS BEFORE" "REACHING OUT FOR CAPITAL Consult the "Business Opportunities" advertisements pub-bltshed in the POST-DISPATCH WANT COLUMNS Fulling to find therein what lO SCEN IC SI II PIUSES ME, HIM WROTHE The Irlabuina WATSON 'I lie l.if rltiuan ud ARLINGTON 1 be Tramp Snmliir Mutlnrr a ii i a i i i. wini EN' and the Black Mask 4-0 OTM PERFORMERS-AII Stars-AO you ant, advertise for It. t. Uouls' Beat Business Exehanga.

Tour DrucfUt Our Want Ad Agant. The roat-Dlnpatch Is the only evening news-paper tn St. Louli that receives or publishes' news gathered the Assocl- 1 rrea. NEW Ml SIC A I. EE ATI' RES SOMi HITS.

AMATKI HT KHII llsn Ward tn Not et. lint S.mI Seats Monday rr- iTT tt' rTfo IS i.