St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 6

00 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVEXliCG, JIAHCII IS, 1020. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH I would sign the resolution passed I the Legislature ratifying the Will Klgn Suffrage Resolntlon. NASHVILLE, March Gov.

Cornwell of West Virginia an- ftage amendment, although he 4:4. nounced here yesterday that he think it necessary. Game Commission, were in danger of starving. Though snowdrifts three or four feet high were piled in thr: roads the boys in one afternoon cut a patch through them and enabled the keeper to save valuable game. recent heavy snow.

They volunteered to shovel snow from the road into the woodland, where herds of deer and numbers of grouse, pheasants and quail, recently-placed there by the Pennsylvania FeUal Proclaimed Syrian Kins. LONDON, March 12. Prince Fei-sal, son of the Kins- of Hedjaz. has len proclaimed King of Syria, ac-ording to advices received in Cairo from Ucirut. says a dispatch to the Jjnndon Times.

Two Women I lit ton by Cat. Mrs. Mbcl Kennedy, 32 years old, and her motlicr, Mrs. Anna Grooms, 53. of 153!) North Fifteenth street, are under treatment at their homes for cat bites as the result of their efforts to fyive tho family cat from Exhibit Shows Independent Artists Deserving of Name Cubists, Futurists and Other Varieties Mingle Their Works, Based on Any Theme From Nude Oysters to "Fat her'sLast Hair." Mm Oemaoid As they grabbed tne cat to got it out of the danger zone, the cat bit the daughter on the wrist and the mother on the hand.

In the excitement (he cat ran away, and has not been teen since. i I' ii NEW YORK, March 12. Cubists, impressionists. post-im- The Original Straw Hat Dye IN ALL COLORS if Special Sale Used Cars Highest Quality, Lowest Prices. Terms if Desired.

Guaranteed Values. MakeiStraw Leather and Wickerware Look Like New At All Drug and Department Stores THE JETUM Chicago, III. -No w-You Hear -There- You U. S. Navy Ex-Service Men TONIGHT, March 12th.

the U. S. Naval Veterans Association will hold a Mass Meeting at the Central High School Auditorium. AVe urge every ex-service man of the navy to be present at this important meeting. Bring your wife, mother and sister.

Publicity Committee F. "NV. Fisher, Chairman J. H. Scissors Dan VT.

Jones Housewives have demanded it for over thirty years. Always most reliable and wholesome. Calumet Baking Powder Is absolutely dependable. It is the same always superior always pure. A perfect food product made in the world's largest, most up-to-date and sanitary Baking Powder Factory.

1918 Ford Coupe; electric starter. 1917 Chevrolet touring. 1916 Interstate touring. 1918 Studebaker 6-cylinder roadster 1917 Velie 6-cylinder touring. 1914 Hupmobile 32 touring.

1919 Liberty 6-cylinder touring; demonstrator. 1919 Liberty 6-cylinder sport model. 1919 Briscoe touring; demonstrator. 1919 Briscoe roadster. 1818 Briscoe touring.

saarets msmm Many others in our shops in course of rebuilding. Also several high-grade used trucks, light delivery and heavy duty. Above cars have been thoroughly overhauled, repainted, renickcled. new tops, curtains and retired where necessary, and each one guaranteed by us to be as represented. All sales are subject to demonstration.

Open Evening Until 9 O'C'Iock. Special Attraction Curtiss Canadian Airplane on Display BRISCOE MOTOR SALES CO. Call for Calumet Baking Powder. I 4-k 1 w- 0 Central 2925-27 Locust St. Foment 39 0 prcssionists, untianimeled cubistic futurists, high and low browists and plain artists, from the stable studded precincts of Greenwich Village to the delicatessen crested eminences of the Bronx, elbowed their way into the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel last night to be present at the opening of the fourth annual exhibition of the terrifically independent Society of Independent Artists.

John Sloan, the well known freehand draughtsman who happens to be president of the emancipated artists, explained to the Post-Dispatch reporter, whose ignorance of modern art is co-extensive with the horizon and is bounded only- by the zodiac, that the purpose of the society is the holding each year of an exhibition to which all may contribute, and in which no distinction shall be made among the exhibitors. There is no jury and there are no prizes. No picture is too good to be hung. If anybody wants a picture hung in the exhibition, all he has to do is to hand Independent Artist Walker Tacli, treasurer of the society, a $10 bill or a pale blue money order for that sum, and that makes him a darned independent artist. Oyster 'Drawing' Daring Work.

The first thing ithe reporter saw as he entered the galleries was a canvas by Gertrude Boyle, entitled "A Drawing." depicting a nude oyster sighing for its mate. It is a daring piece of work. A man named Childe Hassam has exhibited a painting called "The New -Model." The room in which the lrdy is standing is evidently warm. She has her back to tho spectators. 11 er left leg is resting on the edge of an easel.

She is scratching her ankle. A model must have a hard life. There are SS2 manifestations in the exhibition, which 600 artists are willing to hnnd down to posterity through the medium of the society. 2' wr, Sr2 Illlllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli QUALITY MERCHANT TAILORS Regular $4 to $4.50 Smocksr Special! Of linene, rep, crash and crepe, hand embroidered Saturday, choice at I BIG SAVING ON THsTHvin TT A rnniHTHv iiTT Trr-rrA Made to 509 "Washing-ton Ave. Setting the Pace in Value-Giving JVith Our re A Valines Snil mazira AH of our big line of Quality Suitings, direct from the mills, were laid in before the recent advances.

On this fortunate purchase price alone. Dundee is Some are less stentorian than others. I None can be accused of being dull, i Every tendency is represented, and all schools; from the-Woolworth. up i and down. Two phenomenal groups ot brand-now Spring: -Suits, most oi' them just out of their boxes, providing values little short of marvelous at these two low prices.

And wise shoppers are invited to test Irwin values, Avhile stocks are still complete, by choosing tomorrow here and avail themselves of genuine savings of $6.50 to $15. A A. enabled to underprice your Spring Suit enough to save you at least 25. Or, in EE other words, we can afford to make you two pair of pants with every Suit without jpjj substituting inferior fabrics or raising our prices from $50, $55, $60 and $65. Read and Heed the Following Unparalleled Offer: 1 Henri Matisse's "Girl Who Has Just Passed Through a Wringer" is good.

Sc is a canvas by Charles IT. Wright, which shows a perfect lady, pro- found negligee, standing in the fro.u iyard, throwing pink snowballs at somebody slit- evidently knows pretty 1 well. Charles Kills' "Retired Hair Trunk" is suggestive. That is. it 'suggests one thing.

Sarah Fried Group Xo. 1 Regular Suit Values to $47.50 IOTA A collection of Spring Suits without an equal in the city. Finest full-silk lined Tricotine Suits, Poiret twills, cheeks, plaids, super-twills, fine poplins and meu's-wcar serges, in every proper style and showing, every popular trimming conceit. Extraordinary values at $35. 4 1 I 1 4 1 4 i I 1 11 'I 3 Ml i -a 'I 'I rt tli ,4 ot 4 I 1 -t wo! i man has done a daring piece of cubist work in her canvas.

"A Promissory Note Falling Due." Her "Wind whistling through the skeleton of an elephant." while true to life, is a bit depressing. J. Kdmerton's Cheese Orchard" is full of snap. Jjady Wounded by Thorn. I-ouis M.

Eilshemious' "Xaciv Wounded by a Thorn" is a splendid exposition of the modern art. A walking delegate for the Chambermaids' Union is M'alking through tlv? woods with her sistet. Through a clerical error they have neglected to put on their clothes. As was to be expected, One' of them stepped on a thorn. ItMs very realistic.

Carl Newman's picture of "Eve" attracted a lot of attention last night. Mr. Newman has not sought tA)tTH EVEfcV Group Xo. 2 Regular Suit Values to $35! I i ii i i i I to mislead anybody, nor to cover up Smart Spring models (one illustrated) at the lowest price quoted in the city. Fashioned of splendid serge, also a number of poplin models, with fancy linings.

Values really amazing at $23.50. 50- 552? 60" 652 Presenting New Arrivals and Phenomenal lvalues in Two Great Dress Groups a spring op Fraocnl0-ro20-fsoir A0 TO! PLC THE WEAR anything. Eve is standing beside Adam in a potpourri of scapula and clavicle, combined with a grand farewell of vertebrae. There are numerous portraits of young women who have taken their vertebrae and shoulderblades out for and airing. They are.

as a rule, well upholstered ladies. One of them, who is posing for a picture entitled "Her First Pose," is evidently earning a lot of money in the work for which nature intended her. Cummings "Soft Shell Crab Defending Its Mother," is a striking bit of post-impressionism. In this class may be included Florence Crane's "Dying Totato." James Chapin has done a homey bit of work in "Dishwater," and Alexander Couard's "Battle Between a Varicose Vein and a Septic Flush," is a trifle complicated, but he's put a lot of feeling in his work, especially in the vein. It has a perfectly corking middle distance, too.

Al Frueh, once upon a time the Post-Dispatch's cartoonist. has contributed something that he calls "Father's Last Hair." He has fixed a $250 price tag on it. Al Frueh is considered by some persons to be a humorist. Involving several underprieed purchases, just received in time for Saturday's selling. Embraced in the two lots are smart taffetas, crepe de chines, beaded Georgettes, tricotines, jerseys and combinations.

Every Dress a brand-new Spring model and a value beyond compare. Dresses Regularly $301 Dresses Regularly $25! at at 8 Why Pay Exorbitant Prices? EE to other tailors when we sell the best the tailoring art can produce at from $15 to EE $20 less? i Listen, Men EE It is a fact that "ready-made" stores are selling their best Spring Suits (with one pair of trousers) at from $60 to $125. EE All we ask is that you come in compare our elegant suitings, linings and work-. EE manship with other merchants' lines, and we are sure that you will say "Dundee is At your attention l.t particularly called to the splendid Wool Jersei Dresses. DOCTOR AND WOMAN CONVICTFtr Sale Spring Coats unequaled tor style, fit and quality.

OF MURDER DENIED NEW Hv the Tress. Dr. Alverson and Mrs. CIiigton Probably AVill be Taken to Joliet Tomorrow. I MACOMB, March 12.

Judge1 Grier yesterday denied a new trial for Dr. George Alverson and Mrs. Alice Clugston, convicted by a Jury Feb. IS of the murder by arsenical poisoning of the woman's husband, Lawrence Clugston, at Bushnell last July. Alverson was entenrrr in Two Underpriced Groups! Alcreh a glance at these extraordinary Spring Coat values and one of the reasons for the Irwin store's wonderful growth is supplied.

AVe secured them in a fortunate trade deal and, as is our custom, pass along the savings. 710 Olive Si 710 Olive St. Coat Values to $35.00 life imprisonment and the woman to 14 years in tho penitentiary. Attorneys have 100 days in which to prepare for an appeal to the Su. preme Court.

The allegations set up by the defense attorneys as grpunds for a new hearing were formal. Dr. Alvejrson told reporters he was Innocent find expressed confidence that he will be cleared ultimately. The prisoners probably will bo taken to Joliet Saturday or Monday. '19 WJW Sport, three-quarter or full length styles, in polo cloth, vclour, heather, serges mixtures.

Hig at BOYS SAVE GAME IN PRESERVE Coat Values to $45.00 Wonderful Coats in various lengths, of plendid velour, silveitoue. ierg and bur- Ua, showing every distinguishing feature 1 found only at much highi-r prices Between 7th and 8th Streets Open Until 9 P. M. Saturday QUALITY MERCHANT TAILORS 23 HARRISRURO. March 12.

Eighty-six boys In the schools of Borough saved the came in ithe State game preserve In the up lilllllllillllillllllllllliillillilllllllillllHI per ena or uaupnm County by- help-las to set lood to them duriua th 1 tr.