The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 12

THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1921 12 THE ST. LOUIS STAR THE ST. LOUIS STAR dent of education the Interna 60 DROWNED IN FERRY WRECK ON RIVER GANGES tional Sunday School Association, will be principal speaker at a Sunday school rally under the auspices LETTER TO WILHELM BERLIN, April 14. (Special.) The German Government has sent a letter of condolence to the Hohen-tollern family on the death of the former empress. of the St, Louis Sunday School As CHARLES F.

JOY'S FUNERAL TO BE HELD SATURDAY the receiver of the United Railways, will deliver an address tonight before the North St Louis Business Men's Association at the North St. Louis Turner HalL Twentieth and Salisbury streets. CoL Perkins will discuss the city's transportation problems, with special attention to the service on the north side. sociation at the Third Baptist Church, at 7:45 p. m.

tomorrow. The rally will be in the interest of Sun day school work in general In the Sews of Disaster on Ancient Stream In India Is Received in lyorelon. LONDON, April It. (By I. X.

-Sixty persona wr drowned -when a ferryboat was wrecked on the River Ganges, India, according to a dispatch received here. No detail of the disaster are jven, Perkins to Make Address. Col. A. T.

Perkins, manager for city. Discussion on Judaism. Rabbi Leon Harrison will lead a discussion of 'Libral Judaism" at Former Congressman and Recorder of Deeds Dies After Long Illness. 621 a dinner meeting of the Hashomrlm organization at the Toting Men's Hebrew Association, JI45 Del mar G. P.

KNOX TO MAKE TALK George Piatt Knox, former assistant superintendent of pnbllo instruction in St. Louis, and sow superinten Importer of Distinctive Creation in Glass and Queemturare I 34 X. Sill Dlir iTluViaTaa) boulevard, at 6: SO p. m. today.

The body of Charles F. Joy, for Hi: mer congressman and until recently 3 SOAP PRICES DECLINE AGAIN! 1 BSSMSaBSSS WE ARE ALWAYS MUST, WHEN IMtlCFS TlMHLi- 'inner oets 1 S3 recorder of deeds, will be cremated following a funeral service at p. m. Saturday at the Wagoner Chapel, SC21 Olive street. Joy died last night in Mullanphy Hospital from cancer, following a.

long CRYSTAL WHITE STAR, BARS 20' P. G. AIT1L, HA RS 2k- Priced From J2J.00 to $524.00 FOR THE BRIDE A practical gift of elegance, that expresses the extreme good taste and judgment of the donor. FEUS NAPTHA, BARS 20c LLXOL BARS IVORr, 3 BARS 2K illness. He had CREME OIL.

BARS 2.c frequently PALM OLIVF, BAILS 2.V pressed a wish that his body be cremated. The HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS H. R. 3 pkgs 25c Absorene, pkg Gold Dust, 10 pkgs 39o Saniflush 20o Star Naptha, 10 pkgs. Scourene Snow Boy, 10 pkgs 39c i Old Dutch Cleanser 10c ashes, will be placed in Elks' Rest at Belle- Charles F.

Joy. 1121-1125 OLIVE ST. ANOTHER DROP ROYAL PATENT 24-Lb. 5LS MURPHY'S" back 5lb.Satk.30 OR TRU ALE 3 BIG SPECIALS 3 HEAD RICE I NAVY BEANS Faaer kite pearly If Mlrklaaa 11 aralaa. poand la plekei.

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Funeral service will be In charge jointly of St. Louis Lodge of Elks and Occidental Lodge of the Masons. The Rev. S. H.

Woodrow of Pilgrim Congregational of which Joy was an attendant, and Lee Meriwether, exalted ruler of the Elks, will speak at the service. Joy, after having been recorder of deeds since If 07, resigned three-weeks ago. He was succeeded in office by his wife, who was appointed by Gov. Hyde. Joy was 71 years old.

He began his public service In in 1893 and served Ave successive terms, under former Presidents Cleveland, McKlnley and Roosevelt, He represented the Eleventh (St. Louis) District. His residence was at the Bonair Hotel, 4S00 Pershing avenue. When he became ill his duties at the recorder's office were assumed by his wife. She previously had served as assistant marriage license clerk while becoming familiar with the work.

On March 22 Joy, because of his failing health, suggested that he resign at once. It was at his suggestion that Edmond Koeln requested Gov. Hyde to appoint Mrs. Joy. His term would have expired in January.

1923. Born In Illinois. Joy was born at Jacksonville. 111., In 1849. His ancestors came from England in 1635.

Hs parents, were born in New Hampshire, settled in Illinois as pioneers. After attending several Western schools, Joy entered Tale University Reg. $15.00 steel covered Trunks, with good leather $10 Reg. 25 fiber covered Dress Trunks. brans trimming, extra tray.

Sale tjC price Reg. $40 extra quality, fiber covered Dress Trunks, bras trimmings, spring lock 7C Extra tray. Sale price Reg. $25 Oxford Bags, genuine leather, full leath- $1(1 er lined. Sale lw the most soiled spots need only a slight rubbing New Potatoes 3 lbs.

25c BOSTON BAGS Genuine Leather On Sale Very Special "The Bag of a Thousand Uses." Just the thing for week-endn. bathing- and Rolf outfits. Also for shopping: and tool kits. These handy Bags are in black and brown, and an exceptional value at regular price of $5.00. These Bags will go QC quicklv at T4''' MEAT DEPT.

Sr.i i.54c Cfc.T 30c 28ic Hoaeleaa Balled Ilam. 3C Mro-aaa. 4Qc 25C Maldarf Tallet OCa Steak. Ik flf DPATQ Veal Ckoaa. Qftf UXUAXUiiXiO fad Hwaaa Uowa Cake OQ- CANNED FRUIT JrVSZ" gc Oak Cileaa Aarleata.

1Cr Clt ii T.a.tlea AWl Hj.u.jjj.re.k. 17c canned 15c VEGETABLES 12c Preteetar Jaae flTT. Peaa. raa Fan Sweet Maaela. Saiir t'ara 7C plat raa Taasateea.

lp Maaala. 4Qf ia. 1 ea quart raa. rVJ Tamataea. Oaark OCa I'aatpelaa CI OC kief.

3 Ka. 2 eaaa at.1 llve OH, at. raa a adfaaf Taaaataea, kaad parked, Cm IKrt Olive QQp large afcWl oil, large battle THE cuffs and collar bands of men's soft shirts the cold cream smudges on face towels grimy places on the knees of little play suits. These specially dirty spots that you've always had to rub and scrub for hours to get clean, now need only a little rubbing between your hands. Just wash your clothes the Rinso way.

Let this new soap product soak but the dirt that you used to get out by main force Rinso is an entirely new form of soap, as fine for the family washing as Lux is for silks, woolens, and all fine laundering. In its Rinso Is not a "washing powder" Tho Hnu Rinma grmnulf may look to you much ika a "wmthing powdmr." But makm thim (Mt 4 fmnpoonful mmch of Rinmo mnd "wmthing powdmr" to a glmtt of boiling war. A(tt a Aourt thimim what 1 mild suds your clothes are as safe as in water alone. There are no harsh acids to eat the fabrics no solid soap to stick to the materials and injure them. Just pure granules so harmless they do not even redden your hands.

You put your clothes into pure, bubbly Rinso suds and leave them overnight or for three hours in the morning. Then you rinse thoroughly, either in warm water or in cold. All the dirt floats off in the rinse water, leaving the clothes spotlessly clean and snowy white. Rinso softens hard 'water If you use hard water, make an increased amount of the soap liquid and continue adding to your tub of cold water until you have a good, rich suds. Your grocer and the department stores have Rinso.

Just follow the easy directions on the package. Lever Bros. Cambridge, Mass. ana was graduated from the colle glate department in 1874. He then studied law and was admitted to the bar at Shamokln.

in 1875. Shortly afterwards he came to St. Louis SPECIALS IN LADIES' HAND BAGS AND CANTEENS Extraordinary Values at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $5.00 and $7.50 Call and See Them P. C. Murphy Trunk Co.

707 WASHINGTON AVE. 707 and formed a law partnership with Joseph R. Harris, which continued until election to congress. He gained prominence as a trial lawyer and was one of the recognized Republican leaders of the city. He first was nominated to congress in 1890, but was defeated.

In 1892 he was renominated and elected, but was unseated after a bitter contest. He had. however, served until near kwality kounts: the end of his term. He was again elected In 1894 by a large majority, and from then on served continuously for five terms. He was instrumental in obtaining from congress an appropriation of 15,000.000 for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

His career in congress ended when the Democratic state legislature redlstricted the state. Following his retirement from congress he resumed the prac RINSO absolutely hana irra "WASHING POWDER" ais.ii in h.r.h chemicals lew in MMD if fours out rich in top it jrlW Made by the makers of Lux -for the family washing tice of law, which he continued un 1 aS ,1 HAVE GOT THEM ALL BUT ONE! And He Has Too Much Rich Red Blood For Me til elected recorder of deeds. Was Twice Married. Joy was married in Salem. in 1S79 to Arabel Ordway, whs died I shortly after the birth of their only i child.

In 1895. he married Elisabeth Ina Ryer, widow of Washington Ryer, a San Francisco physician. They met during Joy's first term in congress. Joy was honored on his seventieth birthday at a banquet by 300 friends at Hotel Statler. Edward Hidden was toastmaster.

Former State Senator A. E. L. Gardner, one of the speakers, said that the friendships Joy had made constituted a "monument that few men can build." Telegrams were received from many famcus Americans, including "Uncle Joe" Cannon and Champ Clark. Joy was active in mind until his final illness.

Occasionally until about five years ago he appeared In court as attorney to accommodate friends. IN GROCERDLES. SIH10ES ME CLOTH DWG All New Clean Fresh Goods. Nothing Second Hand or Reclaimed TOE-FACTORY SMtS STORE LEiK'1 Has Added These Departments for Your Convenience. Sale Starts Tomorrow 9 A.

M. Says the Vampire of iron-starvation don let him get yoa keep plenty of Iron in your blood. Delmonte Brand Peaches, No. 2 size; can Delmonte Brand Pineapple, No. 2 size; 24c 24c 24c Delmonte Brand Cherries, No.

2 size can Look at the pale, thin, watery blooded creatures in this picture see bow they are struggling-, trying to get away from the merciless vampire of iron-starvation which holds them tight by a stout, cruel coed they cannot see. Their lack of BODILY AND MENTAL VIGOR their Inability to do a INEFFICIENCY IN AIR MAIL Crystal White Soap on sale Friday 9 to 9:30 2c Domino Sugar, on sale Friday 9 to 9:30 a. per pound 5c t-. at i Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes, odds and ends, per shoe day work without being all fogged oat. their bad luckji LACK OF a.

Tso Bar to BRAIN POWER to think right sod the WILL POWER to battle Two IVrurHls to a Oistomrr. a Customer. SERVICE, GORMAN SAYS Congressman Declare Some Might Almost Be Accused of Criminal Negligence. WASHINGTON. April 14.

(By I. N. Revelations of "inefficiency" in the air mail service will be presented to Postmaster General Hays by Representative Gorman, Illinois, he announced yesterday. Gorman declared that "certain subordinates of the late administration of the air mail service might almost be charged with criminal negligence in regard to the lives of the flyers." I s- or the pX Blood I V. Ruins the Men's Dress Shoes, slight factory rejects, value to $6.00 Tennis Slippers, Ranger Brand, $1.25 value, per Tulip Brand Albacore, light and dark meat Tuna, 25c value, large can.

9c Women's House Slippers, per pair 79c Men's Munson Last, solid leather Work Shoes. Royal Ann Cherries, large can, 40c value 28c Oil Sardines, strictly fresh, in cotton seed oil; per can Libby, McNeil Libby Rose-dale Peaches, yellow cling, large can 28c Men's solid leather Work Shoes, per pair $1.98 Men's Oxford3, values, to $5.00, per pair $1.98 Hawaiian Pineapple, Aloha Brand, per can 18c Pears, Silver Lake Erand, large can 29e Peaches, Blue Ribbon Brand, 35c value, per can 18c Yellow Cling Peaches, Just Fruit Brand, 35c value, per can 19c gainst obstacles, their frequent head-acnes, backaches, nervous irritability and the great devitalising weakness brought on by lack of iron in the blood, teQa them something i Tocig BUT THEY DO NOT KNOW WHAT. They all envy the strong, keen, red blooded man with plenty of iron in his blood, who, in spite of "hard times or other obstacles has the "dominant force'. "will power," physical and mental strength to enable him to GO OUT AND WIN and BRING HOME THB "CASH" while they tag in vain to break the bonds that bold them (ast. If yon are not strong or well yon yourself to make the following teats km yon can work or how far yon Men's 20c Socks, all colors, pair 8c Men's $1.50 Bib Overalls, all sizes; pair 69c Herriot's Shoe Polish, large 10c can 2c Kitchen Klenzer, per can.

Dyer Brand Tomato Catsup, strictly first quality, per bottle 9c First Row Brand Sugar Peas, 20c value, per can. 10c Invention Brand Chum mon, 20c value, per 9c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, 75c value 23c NEW BANK ORGANIZED IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS DISTRICT pair 69c Men's Khaki Pants, $2.00 value, per pair 98c i Tomatoes, Pink Lady Brand, large size can 10c i Men's, Women's and Chil-! dren's Raincoats, values to $12.50, selling $1.98 i Sweetheart Soap, standard size, per 6c Institution Will Open In Temporary Children's solid leather School Shoes 98c Sugar Corn, Cuyoga Brand, 1 per can 9c Boys and Misses' Tan Ox-I fords, per pair 98c without becoming tired. Next take two fire-grain tablets of ordinary Nuxated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test jour strength again and see bow much yon have gained.

Thousands of nervous, rundown men and women who were weak and ailing all the while, have surprisingly increased their strength and endurance in two weeks' time in many instance, by Headquarter Near Beo Mill, It Is Announced. The Grant State Bank of St. Louis hss been organized with a capitalization of 8100.000, with 125.000 surplus, and will open in temporary quarters near the Bevo Mill on Gravois avenue, it was announced, following a meetinsc of stockholders at the Woodland Theater. Morgan-ford road and Gravois avenue, yesterday. The stockholders elected directors as follows: M.

C. Bartels, Charles J. Francis. E. E.

Schoen-ing. Henry Stegmann, Otto F. Lef-fier, W. C. Lieser.

Louis H. Tiemann, "NV. Schwartz and George B. Windier! a Every Article Sold Exactly as Advertised. Hundreds of Other Bargains Waich Man in Tab Picture is YOU? Jft The strong, keen, red blooded, successful man I who laughs at the vampire of iren-atarvation or ARE YOU one of the poor unfortunate per- if 1 sons who have been caught by this merciless it I 1 wrecker of human health if the latter.

NUX- 1 1 ATED IRON will help set you free and make 3 rea it strong, healthy, robust, successful man. jjl. this simple experiment. Over 4.000,000 people annually are sing NUXATED 1 HON. It will not Iniure the teeth nor disturb the stomach.

Your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if you do not obtain satisfactory results. Beware substitutes. Always insist on having genuine organic iron NUXATED IRON. Look for the letters N. I.

on every tablet. At all druggist s. mm S. E. COR.

7TW AND MORGAN Two Residences Robhed. Jewelry valued at $100 was stolen yesterday from the residence of The-. ode. re Wall. 141 South Ninth street- The residence of Carl Sieger, 2210 Chippewa street, waa robbed of p.

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