St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 30, 1923

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[0 PAGE ae | ST LOU IS POST-DISPATCH [mal eimion Post-Dispatch Wants Can Supply It! (Complete Market Reports) Try St. Lonmin’ One Big Want Medium for Anything The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. eT ee ——_— «—— _ — ———— Se tz : | : : - : . - - : paw Be Reta wares eo. ae one SSS a NO. | | Ae AS a LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1 SES PRICE2 CENTS - - — ~ —- - — —_— ee —- ee ——— — a —— oe ee —— —— —~—— —— ee eee ee ee — ~ — = a - - ——=—_—— - rm STREET Plies at Average Speed of WG. 3SMOENS NE "SR, ISURTLED py 0004209 Mies an Tour yerrenT EEDA SALW ewes OIUCENS ASKED T0 AD OWL HOLDINGS sz. sacs | (f= peg BY MUTUAL DESRE AT WASHINGTON, “= INS UNITED EFFORT IN ’ ' Holder of World's Title “ee : e. A traditional professorial inapti- names and faces is being ma One Kilometer ) a cE Ant Tokio and Washington Can- Freshman, Who Refuses. to * ae Roney * Washington ourse. . e.° niversity SBchoe! o edicine . JR. fi o 7. . | cel Understanding That Bow to Student Tradition P} ssiecienatii of 2 a eo0m in the © Aso } ~ — : Was a Source of Contro- for Government of Class, = Reap and 7 : ¢ | (rent of freshmen, and the other The form of contract undas ehlea | (COLA eee eee persons are Known to have heer :, aT) | r# How Trial«x« Are Conducted ’ PS ony . ' , —_— " ; = I prow a hat Per Cent of Issue Stock. atic: oP Me al 3 , | wo _ we nd ne the tra killed an@ £8 aiard Setucdd csveret Cc iz ; q ; . . _ ’ . : ‘ 2 “hen a fast Rig Four Pullman train x \T , ne , , —_ Pant , 4, , , I ; j *? reute fron Reston te f"incinna ; ‘ ,* . . > 4” 5 ; . . . » ‘ * " . " By Leased Wire broom the New York | Lf , . toda. The speed ) : ia : ws ia 3 “ . | | ~— antomonh) le at 2 grade ° ollowing thei: appearance yee Bureau of the Pos«t- Di-patc h ) "rig ' eid nver the Barnie field ner snd : —_— ; ‘ ' 7 . ’ provision nderatood - crossing at he north ettv timita thre . , d : ‘ , . ) ch 1 ‘ » Pines , cs 3 gs a . | : Band é' mornin ‘erday afternoon before the rand NEW YORK March oo” ~ Bil , , ' rigs - ers per- e' ; , — "] ! ‘ 72 ‘per } - fra fuder tivit ia : ise « Tiginma:! as a or . +; , ¥ Pt as aie vom ? ; ) ii rhe dead are iry In connection with the Hogan- \Btreet gasped yeeterds ? n th —— ec 2 4 jua | rtunity Im China ! been ! rded 3 rriet ainst use . t! : | r3 : & gasp h aie i : - ‘he _ , oe ae Mre. Frank @. Hemmtnger of (o-| Egan intergang war. which hase heen : ‘ . two of urnbus wife of ar atforne’ who 9 ee ee eee Se c immense hoidings f Jon 7 | , . ‘ ' ner j }t ii : , r} ‘ , Py ; ve aeciared a public menace. Chief of fel.er Jr in the Stal iial : - , -% : | he ; Fr ° 4 : a CG . " , i« a . *)> . ail : ‘ i ‘ ire if r) rh ae . was driving ‘Tne au Omicotriie rat “A a= . , jes G " : Z : . . : " . . ; re ‘ ‘ , ii] ’ raw » aA Twmere , Foss ‘ ' ; “e w h str be ke ; uit e@ ‘) Brien and , ) vai site ‘ , : : aa | One of Warren's Last Sots sived late and was reported 1 bbve been | citiz th , ‘as , ™ , ” ‘ = 7 " ot . » ‘ 7 ; : 1¢«) ’ > i 4 izere | eriselver will co-operate, we will eueceed ee sristnn ements ‘ : ,. , ne , wong re A ve mt. ; a ‘ : pen oon wo . a | “ , io Se the School A et , | hie! Recretary Hughes raveling more than 684 miles ani meant his pro-rata share ve ; | Be TOR. wy ed on in Tokio as — : Discarded “Ink=peot wat.’ ’ ee ee sin oo gy ~ ' Sone as me: i ego + in “Want Juries of Real Men.” , Di accece, Mame a8 if ‘uf “— CHAIRMAN OF INDIANA 6. , P. QUEEN SHIP OF RIM FLEET LOST ost off - | aes es . | ' 1 es! - . " : gems inst n | = ar! yf a = Co te se oe Pg torned over in the mon Ge GhE te te tee “bub | Bice thee cnere nace veer vw QUITS KLAN AFTER 6 WEEKS IN GALE OFF JERSEY COAST w220" 0 iano pionarne 'e- “oenmurs cae ana us arher Wel (therm nn nn gua, uot MGBOT™ ROE 98 18P fl nage men, could he witine te ergs! , ae ~ ' aad oo ee . The train is ene of the heavies re 2 — - - ij , : rie Sertes from time to tim tha / ) : * Ame aA Ff ’ mr ' Cc," 7 ‘ ‘ lente ; eT ' P . . Se and fines dhulllé dedcated we thn sig | their employes serve. but when ‘ft comes to them ther do not want ° 4 : , w. ; | eon : " . . : . i ; : : i holdings have heer g Du INDIANAPOTLIs "a , > ; “_ ; A bw stirine ry) by: , teat o> om@tieebe edie , , ceived bef ni ad i + shghteer What Became of the Missing |} tonight with the in | Meade Green. Troy. N. Y.: ee Bel, pls ll = he a ” otherwise eshared. ‘© ha’ The ar o true- jj —_ | heirs eecape the payment o . . | sath : . : a" 2 * ' mi : ' $460.000 Tg _ - hs hed i a ee Fr B. Bheiden of Columbus , prwect and juries pass on the evi- heritance taxes Free Movin Pictures That Oe - pee yites ets ad obit | acini maine | cent vice president of the Toledo & = At current mar! , gy ~ + al ce ar ig o , wr ;, ‘ ee TT te ae | Obio Central Railroad , anit soon get resulte with younges Rockefelie _ ' re . ° ° p ; = . i and pri » true Be ee hela os ee Vebits Quackenbush sentient: oo . The ¥ rit : ' a fy rY if? Le ‘ . é j 4 —— > acirriit atere«4 eerex & B® s film was made under the supervision , (rt Kinstein _ 4 , , - . , , ; Stage of the river at tale. , . . ~* : " , erties - : ' . » » e "7 ; . ; , ; » - : A Vv U one : ; Thcisis a: whi , drt reading text Was re‘ isec » ees, if . ) ican mo | le a) . won mn - £ y and : ° ’ re Ff’, yer ‘rear a - nile eh MeN for whet ~ long lesture ow 1 om aa : aie Order Your Copy Today nm finer ; Ngew . Me screen WwW s view to appl we most ef MEouate wir) aA - i ner 7 ow a a a ae in - -—>- —— ¢ it samt of the Wal fentinued en Pace = Cotumea i. MORE THAN 5 O Q ; ’ noe SUNDAY, | OER A lt a ee ee — ~ ae at mag Hie cs c

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' CAULFIELD FAVORS $85,029 CITY SANITARIUM PATIENT 72 CITY NURSE APPROPRIATION! KILLED IN FALL FROM Wig Skull of Richaré Tobin, } Irdand, Crushed on Cc , Paving. : ‘cl Richard Tobin, 72 years si inmate of the City Sanit me B. King’s highway and Easton aves was killed instantly In a 35- -foot { from a third-story window of a men’s dormitory at the Inetijedes at 11 a m. today. He landaa's concrete areaway about three feet ‘below the level of the ground | the King's highway side ot building. His skull was crus “ Tobin, who was born in a4 is survived by his widow, ‘sides at 2609 South Grand 'verd. He was received at the im ‘firmary March 10, suffering | arterial sclerosis and senility, was extremely feeble, both ly and physically, and was to a room on the ground floor, This morning, he wandered abs the building and finally reacheg third floor. Other partents saw him gOing from one window to FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “MELLERDRAMMER” | HALTED BY MELLOW | GARDEN PRODUCTS “Buy Your Vegetables Early” | ' Ad of Thyrsus Dramatic cis Benes Renate.) GALL UPON MODEL Generaily speaking, it pays to ad- : ‘vertise. but sometimes. members of | x 9 7 nouncing the annual Thyrsus ‘‘mel lerdrammer this time “Uncle Tom's Cabin given—in part—at permission to enter a plea, asserted \that the suit against Ford is ine- | quitable in that for i2 years Ford | By Leased Wire From the New York | Sh ties and Members of | Mary Institute auditorium Wednes- has been manufacturing and using | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. ,day evening. The publicity man must Party Arrested and Ban- jhave been tive. for the student - ished Area sul | the magneto having no knowledge. NEW YORK, March 30.-—Out of | From os Re t |that he owed Huff anything in con- \the theater, dances and other | publ cation recalled that it had been some obscure chapter of his history). inection with the device. fairs. © FOSTER’S WRITINGS N SYNDICALISM UIT READ 10 JURY, Presented Over. Defense’: . Protest, Defendant. Having Said 1912 Work No) Longer Represents Views. , was told the story of the shooting, | | according to Huesgen. Dr. King ‘admitted her to the sick room aft- er he had irled vainly to locate the bullet in Burnham's skull. The parents of Miss Ziegler went to the East Fifty-first Street Station and were questioned by detectives. They said Burnham was a friend of the family for 12 years and he had been a frequent visitor to their home. They did not know he was married. Statement of Girl’s Mother. “My daughter confided in me she could marry him at any time,” Mrs. Ziegler said. “I adviged her not to do so as he drank heavily at times and had threatened to kill himself after some of these spells. I can- not belleve my daughter killed him. She did not appear in love with him, but seemed to like him as we all did. Helena had many other friends.”’ Detectives said her parents told them Burnham took Miss Ziegler to af- Arguments for the granting of the | $85,029 appropriation asked for by the Municipal Nurses board, for the next year's work of the city’s visit- ing nurses, were heard by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment %0- day. Henry 8S. Caulfield, former City Counselor, quoted the commendatory report made by the Ootober grand jury on the Municipal Nurses’ work | saying the Lives of hundreds of chil- dren had been saved by them. Mie) said the work of Koch Hospital, im- portant as it is, was less essential than the preventive efforts of the nursing corps. He sald the work had been partly supported in the paat two years by the Junior Red Cross and the Tuberculosis Society, but that the work this year would de- pend on the city. “These nurses are really part,cf a“ Wal Former Employe Alleges Royalties| | Are Duc Him From Use of Magneto He Perfected. | | Ry the Associated Press. | Henry Ford in the suit for $11,000,-. | announc ements too seriously. and Girl to Cafe, and Back | from the use of a magneto he per- | MIAMI, Fila., March 30.—Federal | |000 damages filed a year ago by Ed-| ad ” Police Without Any Substan- “Buy your vegetables early,” | ' fected. to Apartment. ‘FORD COUNSEL SEEKS TO ENTER YOUNG WON A day heard arguments on a motion) — University have learned, S| Says a Attorney Ac. | connected with the Ford plant, who | Rich New York Contractor | LAWYER TELLS le NEW PLEA IN $11,000,000 SUIT FATALLY SHO ce a ee companied Philadelphian |¢o"?¢c that royalties are due him| in His Office. “NO PATRIOTISMOR | RELIGION INTERFERES” Walsh Objects to Introduc-! tion of Cartoons Printed in Paper Published by | Foster. | — | ) I % Judge Clayton in chambers yester-. Thyrsus Dramatic Club of Wash-| ‘ward 8. Huff of ‘Miami, formerly | | tial Motive for Killing of | ned posters on the campus, an- Counsel for the defense in asking.’ af SAYS CLIENT NEVER FEARED BLACKMAIL a Ste ne 7 if ihe Associated P’rera, sf JOSEPH. Mich. March 96.— Wii Z book entitled vndicalism,” whieh figured In the t investigation of the} Re in the evening a miscellany of mis STABILIZATION OF THE iam Foster's ; a glory of former days to shower the amateur thespians with vegetables | of Outbursts of Violence re : | cage ott he of | There “ie the expé ag pagan s | The original plea made by the de- ier attractive young oman stepped When one of the two elder sisters ts for Which They Are Held | to the advertising-—-and more ar 4 Never Gave a Thought to fense was on the statute of limita- yesterday into the cubbDyhole office!of the dead gir! arrived at the sta- elles bexan Anding ‘their ‘vay to the |tions. Arguments by counsel for the|of Frederick W. Burnham, wealthy | tion house she fainted. the City Hall gang.” Caulfield said | "Responsible Joey sag ea aga , : _ the Letters He Sent to | defense contended that 12 years s ag0 | contractor of New York ana Chi-| Fer 10 years Burnham had lived | ; | . “lend peering out. Suddenly ; stage, propelied with the deadly ain: | A paid Huff $10,000 { it ‘with his wife, Estelle, on his expen-| [* '% Proper for you, as city Offi-|jieaneg far out of one of the wi oe of the modern college youth. So Girl, Signed by Fictitious | °°" pa u n royalt €S, | cago, in the Grand Central Terminal | sive ecuntry place yet South Lawn clals, to consider rhat the sending | ang fell out. The body passed the earlier scenes of happy | jane ee ee a re pions * | Buflding, and shot him as he talked | avenue in the Riverview Manor sec- | °Ut of these nurses, to help mothers | veveq to the > morgue. days in the old South. The bombard- | Name.’”’ | before starting any action or bring T h th h 7 f Dobb’ . The iin their homes and to save babies’ ment increased and a policeman was | ing his claims to the attention of the|with her. Then she closed the chap- | nildr c He aan me ae ioe | lives, will have its effect in setting ' - ‘nhhudaren, m er OCCUPATION IS BEGUN sent to the balcony. He was power- | manufacturer. r by killing herself. Burnham died pars and ponent ° ’ | aside some of the sranders that have SWITCHING CHARGE ABC thes ‘less when the lights were out. 80 | NEW FORK, March 30.—J. Kears- | in Circuit Court yesterday Huff! ,in Bellevue Hospital at 1:10 o'clock | oan wesler lived with plier ti been uttered about city employes.” was left illuminated. Then the col- Inever w orried about being black-|000 damages. His attorneys said the | Pte ire: Se: ee . ee | Central Trades and Labor U nion, ant JEFF ERSON T two elder sisters in a luxurious} CITY, March 50 M. J. Cassidy, secretary of the Bull4- this morning. youn woman was The ing O congressional Helena ‘Rahr of German nationalists, have been strenuously opposing the French and Belgians marched hea been started by the armies of oféupation. held responbible for the outbursts of | vielence which lately against French and Belgian officers and soldiers. | iin, ‘Eapeleions, ~ French troops hese begun industriously to out the process of “stabilizing the ofecupation of the Runr,” which Pre- mier Poincare in Paris on Wednes- cay declared to be necessary before any satisfactory results could be ob- ulthed from the occupation. Prison Terms and Fines "Process of Disciplining the “Population, Seizure of ecopaams Causes Stir. Cable to the Post-Dispatch. March 30.— courtamartial carry 'ESSELDORF, and the who A vigorous campaign to rid they «i since into the valley Jan. are The nationalists have taken place Many leaders and members of the party have just been arrested in Es-— sem The French police have be- | eviction, unless the culprit is uncov- | gun systematically to search aad homes of nationalists in the centers the higher-priced or, rather, in the torch, legians took up eatables. By the time Eliza had crossed the icepack there was % raging | storm, not of the stagehands’ man- | esfacture. A section of tomato! the} .clipped the austere Colonel on the| ear, and, as he turned, a ~peeding | icabbage glanced past his pantaloons. bags of jelly Apples, ancient eggs, | flew thick | beans, bananas, what-not, and fast. Concluding that a private school | for young ladies was no place for this kind of carnage, authorities of Mary Institute who were present or- dered the show ended at 10 p. in., with two and a half a acts unplayed. — — — ee ——--a5 hfe / f | —_ — W. P. Chrisler, Pres. Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano 1004 Olive Street iff} f — / "395 The Aeolian Company orate in trimming and made of beautiful Spring materials. $475 Stylish, Dainty a DRESSES Charming modele for all eeccasions. In a wide range of fashion- able fabrics and shades. A etyle sure te become you is« HERE. 50 SS UP Your Credit y is Good : Women’s & Misses’ Coats & Wraps tiga A new style effect is included Si 9 50 Up 5 in this assortment of be ae an TS and WRAPS, netted! eae Oo at Men’s and Young Men’s UITS|: a —— latest betas aeies 7 This assortment conservative as as the anew sepert and jase models. March $1.. $1.00 April 7.....$1.00 April PER La April 21....$1.00 "q a il 28 $i. Ho | Out this a4 out aod Apr . -| bring it along with May wow My os 1.00 | you. We will a@- May 12.... $1.00\cept it for $1.00 ee hese hay 1 19... $1.00 enyY pure 16. May ye SE oo |smounting te ’ % or over. June eee ce Sune 9.....$1.00 June 16,,,.$1.00 June 23....$1.00| easy i June 380....$1.00 —rotal---916 06 DRESS UP YOUR BOY FOR EASTER All-Weedl, 23-Funts Suits, "13% | Star Credit Clothing ( 510 WASHINGTON A (OVER WOOLAVORTES § AND itc STORE — “ "jeadek. a once en. } Foster acknowledged authorship « letter to William FF. Dunne, «a ndant. in which he proposed Dunne that they rforny a radical ion of copper miners at Butte and Minnesota and Michigan . last ioimer The miners, he wrote, “cre not satisfied with the I. W. WoT the “ene big union.” and some- hing new was desired. ‘Juestioned about his trip to Rus- 1) 1921, Foster sald he met Le- \e. Trotzky, Buckharin of the Cen-t 'rel Fixecutitve Committee of the Internationale, Kraasin. iat ot foreign trade, and Kart) Riissian communtiat ‘* ed- de "rh hihy i! ‘Dearge oe | \re you a member of the Central xocutive Committee of the led} Internationale?” Smith Trade Union usked ! understand I was elected at the meeting-—I have never been of- advised of the fact though,” replied Chief Issue in Trial. lesuee in toe trial of Foster today ppear to have narrowed te the ‘ingle charge against him. that he “Sae8e8embled with” an organization vd vocating the use of force and 71%. lence to accomplish governmental relorm \n edmifesion from Foster, whe ‘ook the atand tn his own defense Sesterday, that he attended the com- ‘oUnist party convention In the dunes *' Bridgeman, Mich. last August, is '*garded as having eliminated other “Ueetionn at iafue in vew of the ‘hare against him All ether counts in the informa- "on against Foster were before the trial began and, under the lichigan statute, it ts not even nec- “sary for the prosecution te prove Foster te a member of the com- huntet party The prosecution has ‘ought to prove that, teo, but Foster denied {t from the withess stend. oster's examination may be com- bleted today. Whether the defense) wil call ether witnesse@ remaing in ‘oubt. Frank P. Walsh, Posters thief counsel. reiterating Bis refusal ‘oO announce his plans ta advance The State probably will — one oF} Two rebuttal week "7" +, jAgt Ticially ) Oster ere wtll he ‘which ts election day bere. Spectator. . Foater, on the pp ‘hall yesterday, dep ' “Heationnaire at the Lo apne pe int a which his on wae stated ‘olustelal organiser of ht party of Amerten. and ne » ioenee

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— — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— a teenies ——— oo - e TI ce eg, A A te FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1993 ST. LOUIS _ POST-DISPATCH SISTERS WRITINGS [wea womasipesea on WARRANT SOUGHT CILOEL DENES==R-EoR~rer FOES TOT BONES HNO ee ee ee eee ae scour! Pacific, today filed suite in the Federal Court against George H. WEEE I TN tn BM wr elt Ny Ne, NE SE POI ESA et ew a gt instantly in a 35-foot fay Fdward R. Green, son of the late 2609 South Grand » Oule. Based da: /original refusal to the complaints of RELIGION INTERFERES”’ AP a i. B icay applied for a warrant. charg-| 1; ine amociatea Prom ty ) SAN York Times, declares that Col 1..COMm@ taxes on gratuities received parades appeared to have become ain ' he mendes ; Fh bi ; oe * a re B % : \ . go s : in. : ; —s : g ed abou: Walsh Objects to Introduc ee ae , ae Gambling Scua o was arreste wentieth Infantry, Fort Sam! Elisabeth's Hospital following the) white’s was $87.00. and the sume é out downtown streets upon the PN CVNDIPALS Witness in Communists’ Trial RE 7 VN UTNUTUALI nS aaa eT BACK INCOME TAXES PARADES, FISK ASSERT Concrete : er . ’ _ Paving. - ’ : Harold F. McCormick, Husband } Tobin, TZ. y f . the a Lge fers an . REA } tl | R Y ’ of Ganna Walska, Said to Have i . nek tarlum a Seeks t COV ; ry | Es Origi Nom . : E \ | Taken Same Treatment. KS to Recover Federal ; ev" xplains Jriginal Ban on K | By the Associated Press | Of $37,680.93 on Gratuities Partisan School Procession ird-story window of the ; ' tory at the Institution - -Prese nted Over Defense’s . ; ol A Hetty n. ecru “lorid ‘away about three fer: P test D f da ° Herbert F. Lampe, Member C . rthur hs Conger Re letty Green ruising in Florids Benjamin F. Bush, president of Director of Streét« and Sewers level of the rotest, erendant Having e : ° aes ters since he underwent the ground on of *° Gambling Squad, Ar- peats in Deposition His ma" the Missouri Pacific raii system, | Fisk, who yesterday reversed his re His skull was c : onth, h tren f here | ho was born tg mo Lo R . Address on which Randle 7 — by ™ riends iy of directors next week, and Edward Gay in the interest of the candidacy and, nger Nepresents Views. f hat he is feeling better than he/, wii. cnie® counsel of the Mis- |Of the Nonpartisan ticket for the : oe. | Bond of $800. , | was recelved ‘at the 9 7 “ + ‘ ries : “ie ae wey, : ie . : i e. | : reh 19, suffering with / “NO PATRIOTISM OR og ee it i a a Chief aaa eee gh First news of the operation. | woore, former Ugited States Collec- downtown business men agninet all, ) — : Al 3 Ps es ae hief of Detectives Hoagiand to- which was declared to have beeni:-. of Internal Revenue, for the parades. pence ely feeble, both mental}. ically, a ws ¥ Be® = : nae : res an eieas on by his w | : ~ ldow, who re. Defamation Charge Is nad in 15 years, it was iearned to- 'Board of Education. attributes his rosis and senility. Hie lew | successful, as published in the New return of sums which they paid as} [* *afd that a short time age on the ground floor. stake wagon. would weave in and Edwin H Ran- Where he rented the houseboat | ;:-terast since. are $37.680.93 for RTE RE eS one window to another . i ie eee a Re " a | out. Bud in Paper Publ eevee : sina? gas ‘3 Nebraska : who told wy e- , : A a oe on per ier: Pp ished by ig ‘ , | Pi cai gage ae: 47 Fst vipagauer ge ie a and . fandle for alleged def- nines sey Pee eats agp sagend Kush and $5113.29 for White pa —eins ieee 2 ee. : 7 rnm crcl : a nimatic haracter Col. Conge arty nad completed a crulse i | ; ciency expert of a cdepart- lel body wee con- | Foster. and t! re ° a: a — nh a : iphatically denied tha: hk psoas The Times toda? aleo announced m pntawree 005 Given in _— ment store estimated that business - a" rcen , ”. eae preiecn — of Mrs. Randie’s character as ha@| “D8 it describes as the “true story” | ihe petition does not set forth -he| suffereq a $8000 loss “per band. per —_—_——— Me, peseciated Preas | : je | en ae — been charged the petition filed by Of the operation performed on Har occasion for the lmao which | parade. per minute” He explainé@ CHARGE ABOLISHED : ey ST JOSEPH. Mich March 2 ee ae lia Pe ee a , ud o : . - i! a " — the Randle« He dantan persecuting old F. McCormick of Chicago, hu-«- were given hy the Missourr Pacifi: that customers, apparently about ‘e . - : : bs 8 Ce ee MM ee el MEE ‘ ee * Randle, but admits he Suggested to band of Ganne Waleska, declaring The date on which the graiuities' make a purchase. would rush- from r p William Z Foster's hook entitied | [fe games auras es Me eR 7 ‘ Pan all-day investiga- im to resign after he had been in-| tht it had been erroneously report | Were Siven was Jy 28, 1917 the stores’ counters at the strains RS crrs, March 30. “Byndica is h figured in th sta eas : Se a Cae gk ae hi es ee — wat , ee = OE TTLEN ' arty” at. he ‘aot od that he had submitted te @ gianc - cms ae eee se ujof a band and, ye many instences ‘ . P- congres®ion: id lacie | a ge Ge ie : Be Mae i ind. who | after conferences : transplantation procedure ft its/on March 15, 1918, Bush and White; would not return and the thou 4 ; nh : ) » O Brien and stated that Re too,: wae given the filed returns on their income ‘for!lof the purchase passed from thelr per car ewitching charge ; ax z ey | steer ; eh >~T6 D4 | .* G LZ | : . . es . rack! of e Police : steinach ‘rejuvenation treatment | 191°. and that they erroneousiy tn- | minds Clerks behind the counters mate livestock shipments t. » 191° rine, was used agains’ ‘ , ae . ) “a ah : | =? wrest under advice of Dr. Adolph Lorenz | cluded the gratuities of $190.900 and would begin weaving in dance to the jur’ trsing foster on charges ae , : ' .. i” AGT Ltn } \ (ng at ’ . . . Z 7: rio? , e yYotear Vc Sergean?’ ae an and claimed aa have been reiuven- af the ated’ as a resuit eee ee oe ee he & Co. and the &t. Louis = him seni ia n the wre Oe -wagt ene 7 ; 9 a é hol = ‘ ioe ih ie con tjond of SSO0 ' ot ™ ty wie Viennese hloodlees surgeon, who $37,500 in their reepective returns ‘rhythm ‘or would rush to windowe —. a today by or was Ge v Lampe es himeelf had undergone treatment | They later learned, it is set forth. | The logs of employes’ time was pree- renee dig of criminal syndicalisn , : : that under section 213 of the reve-|ent in all firme in business along the ’ : : ' j > ; hy . commander | ‘ . k P. Walsh rney -— | 8 : may , . , tested in the courte. Frank } Vals attorney for Fos , | : . nbling Squad ite - amit eins ort) acquired by gift is not to be in- Accordingly. Fisk said. he had de- mated that the Missour: ter, fought bitterly to bar the book ; . , , : liguarters and booked ng : " cluded in computing income. When | termined to restrict parades a close. pd Webash Railroads hav. te ) . f accepting a bribe.” 27% guember of Capt. Randie’s family NEW INFORMATION FILED about $2 rrr ‘ which Foste hinise! tegatified D - {An sAArecs aim. whic ffictall U eVv.0v or > % itte to git in n ofte , agg “airn, Ncnh Was oO iiv a year ) A Placed Restriction on Randle AGAINST JOHN T MILLIKEN JR hor ee as clally rejected |and in line with past complaints had 3 : A, : ' | &3 * Commissioner of Internal | refused a permit for the Nonpartisan ge Was established se: Judge ( haries W hite held it VRS I RAN hk LILLY. fessinna! hondan Aa’ - boo : ; ——— ' ago by order of the “a misaa ble ae showing hie atat | Mrs cats 4 e of thie heairé 4 ths he a , Feet . ‘ i —— . e @« P : al P ‘ - weerv«. reatrictio! Pr: secution ahd Tohn so WMilltkhen White said toda\ io a Post-Dis- However. there was auch counter mind never a period af \@aAre - na sister | { har es . ra j wre} Al a ‘ ' ie you when the Wuilliame home was de. 1s : : 6 nm selery and some- | eT large city in the country, Mell. ‘ 4 Pa + ' tre “plier t ’ > ’ t Packing Co. plants |» tion won a fight / read parts « 7 It is expected the action inue act of 1917. the value of Prop- | routes of parades. Lampe wae taker this discovery was made. they filed a/ty as possible to Saturday aftern longer represer (eq his View's Dui / re r- "“”> Hours while = moathy T : rer said that on March 2 Revenue Jan. 29. last parade ‘ , oe i — to 1 servat ! pt. Ran- ¢ 7 patcl ort & t womimerce Commission Rs rr] : Sms th Mic nnd caf he shooting Jan 27 of We Pet n reporter that the gratuitiee protest. that yesterday he reconald-.. jook was writren by Foster i: wepn. Micn., where Souls plants on shipments ead to the jury by ; — | bate bi yu |sourt Pacifie at the termination of ) 7 Lis np Pes SE é ‘ Dead Weenie ne Attorney Jones of an he two-years receivership period. In Ts hie choice of weapons h ee ’ ‘ : Ms sanaire land by Justice of the Peace Pitrian| 2&4 Deen voted in other like cases.jt. pay taxes due last year on thelr etrug@ie with capitaiisn 14 Bao . heen ; gned 1 ; é ‘ Par ! : hese WASHINGTON U. ARE aloon at % G alt” Cine el ‘a }at a preliminary hearing. but the Given After Receivership. * . ’ pP. | fice of the Collector of Internal Rev. . ete tn stahad CTOS@S-eCXA TN nat te > *inan? d - « . ' ; P mination t) ' cr : :' by “_primand toa at from 59.9000 to $25.000 ; | . adoption of effactiv: one meeting of e presid':: ; foilowing the hear- ’ $35, during the Collector Hellmich said prepara- O n : an % ng WVelmain sued’ in St. Louis for ¢ rom $18,000 to $15.900 , an ene ere cee aaa oon ig | | } | fect ds : The work | enllections. if necessary under the ; re 4 | y7 ’ » ‘ , .* qs , % : ? T Qn a e ie a ‘ . ‘ } if ; ‘ | ra nervous breakdown fro ’ ; hase Hie Inwiese course of: rade no iong speeches§ fron ’ , , , | | iad hey -_ aa diamine locsianaatini m overwork. ito seize the property of pédreons fa!! inde him in iail. but he is «n fAred@ i witness stand. nor did he tr aii lie ' | | 7 —— —o WEST PLAINS, Mo Mareh 30 wd , Set for Tampe 1 h | raidere departed Ka? =e 1s, A ee is counsel an honorarium The delinquent tax situation in g+ for him He glories in martyrdon BINS thin O | , hing nore. J understand that Mr.| mich said. In New York an extra” wenecting himself with the know!-/|times ft was almost inaudihle ahov: na Febr = Pfige that he is a terror to hia ean e rustie of the .rowded oc »| @1 ner - ! telephoned a” stroyed .by fire Mrs. Williams also) ,,, nani | | ; , - | : Prenat: See fastry Of-t6. ic’ oe +h aati , Bush shared his honorartum'§ with ! force has been employed t ' ; tues and that hie movement, toda he confined his replies to a el) ;, mtiaon ther , ++ ah : : Situarlo o sours ; } ee as 6 ree OC DET several others.” . ' io a rt o n iivision and post ' fending chills along the spines ind “no, sir unless £0) ‘xplane , = a | - Intelligence Unt ; . suffered when trying to rescue the taxes from 80,000 delinquents, hes : ; ; . ‘ i " a . r} ; ra’ 3 : . : . _ 2 ” . . re . me = fe ’ rs e .* at on. —T ’ SURE eee i imernational capitalism. tomorro~ On Was necessar: His on tt) : ; 5 a stir ate of the Inter VCS ee ie an the am ’ rani child. It is thought the boy and a A campaign | Sais. ane sm Citenge the departunany | : na a erear tram for 1 SS he ©. oO piace 4. year-old broth t # A campaign to collect $60.900 in‘ has a list of 45,000 Gelinquents. » Wili putan end to this monstrositr ‘and wae that of ached Dé rea ¢ ' ’ . ' . —_ es t} : r Dee. 31. 192 and Sobor ian perenne oe 7 Diffident ne ) - es: ture Lampe at the South Side __ , | : “- “|. | house when playing with matches ———— Truet : Rroadway and Pestsalozz ' ei and coal! ll. whtle the mother was —_ ors there “wae nothing . his - . ese *-~* - > ar — — 2 «+ _ . Oe ge ee ee * A duce CA TITOONS v, nw the cover Pag 4 “ny : . , ——— 7 e | ‘ : ° > P ~~... . “ar? : you want, and we | : co repeated Wehed by Foster. was bi wo. | ing to indicate he was the . nant “. a itterly »- Termed “Tdiotic Rot ; : : ie good |in his quarters or inviting Capt ' . with you. One cartoon. draw) by Rober: ,°r Who, according to his own stat ; . i Denials by Colonel. N + ~~ > > "nr ‘ho * ® . . , Smith attempted tos ww. Lom | organized more 299.006 . x | ferry, Ta ™ 2 7 : ry ‘ l- , Le , ’ : T'cis F mrpnoe . , : name and epnutat Randle to theirs and I relieved hirn ’ ai “" aT ante, during the railway strike jast|'eader for nearly 26 years Sag ene that he intended 1 alta : S 1 es rs aor : win les : ' her-of 3 ) at + en. }| command Capt. Randle and his wife , , ’ “ ‘ . > excrert ie © Tr a" - ? } - r , : of + ; ’ ‘ 210 / . . wy ' st passenger trains were hurl-| F. Grable. former head the Ra ' “he 7 m- cuss a report that he w! 18) : Red posed jh Walsh and the question road Maintenance of Wav Ver whe ee 4 pes sik | _it-nited Staten District Att q 2) sf the duft rned ° | by prep- others not to assoctate. with Mrs ° aia s 2 : ’ on 1 on ; ‘. ‘ = ; " : ; | . : —— . ™ P ' saaninil ‘ : - . ra . ' ‘ ; vis where the bridges had onee | was defeated for re-electio at {2 ee CE IOS oan dened Feats bat cata that the ai a ON ' 4 . ' Rar Gle Specific denial is made that Front 6 W eel) : | nétae ame ateneti a 7 iu¢e Col. Conger ever charged that she ront OUTFIT An effort by the State to intro-| most bashful. with a shy and bashful —— o conse ) ey in commande f ti anguage | emile at times for jurv — iia. o. i ee atreet whe eh mone wee handed gil . am , coy - | absent for ‘ of the labor Herald. a paner py! ’ o) — ee AMA or secur re- . . - 7 + ’ ’ ; - ty Was taken under advisement vorkers and led the 919 gatee te - ’ *) “ . + “* , — . 3 ie peor oe of t pgirnent at mn the -e. |Of his command of Company'*tF Minor one of Foster's co-defend- ments has been at! £ - ad : : ; hip es -* ’ tha ; ' , — ‘ . “2 ~ oe ‘ “Ww .¢ a hs ) era be eT rs iT " _ Di 7)» ‘ | TT) } * ‘ a : ‘ : J ot 1 ' to al ear (‘oi. Conger says that he did .10t | year. pictured a deep canvon le- } : ; ; sted 7 ’ ‘ reetin not to associate with other office. Bausewein todar deci ais ; er esearr in , and ladies, nor did he command een ; after he had refused t: h CO gg ae — society WAS reac. + a+ Police Headquarters, said toda . 7? - >" » iy . . would sell no tick-!tnat Lampe did involve the Fed: ances to Kling agents wae appointed 10 see , - “When we confronted a made to him br Lampe wi _ ' } an ‘ ent . 7 “was unfit to associate with honor- able ladies" nor “Imputed to her aj want of chastity. never told plaintiff on March | the deposition sars, “that h- separate from his wife, ad she mpossible and could not be received.” SATURDAY . SPECIALS Laster shoppers will surely profit by a trip through cur store to- morrow. We're featuring bundreds of Gclightful Easter novelties at worth-while savings. Open till 6:80 P. M. Easter Candies CHOCOLATE-COVERED EGGS Marge of foreign trade. and Kari ' ic ‘? cha rmarT . Police Headquarters shortiv. aft- about remo Radek, a Roseia: communist’ c.«l- % : P t ; : a c Fg itor DETECTIVE HALTING ROBBERY nen fraen the debating nif transaction with Kannapel,” sa + cata mae . antag | pate “ne rermarked ‘Its a nice da} SHOT BY ANOTHER OFFICER 'r*™. on which be bas represente* | Bausewein replied, ‘Yes, and vou’ tne un it} ntercoliegmiate ae- nice fix "@1) ae a I Wedresdav’s Stud got yourself in a re I =’ Neqdnreecqayv s ‘ ic eri? , : ee ~~ _,, Lampe remarked, ‘that’s what : c ; ~ ; for making a damned foo! Ope of thee ips! —_—. vs opp 't that Packman was self There are other. fools Shot and (Captared a te apologiae to) e” ne! i¢ witeed te octane nn ee CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW EGGS 3 Cc The popular Easter dainty: 6 for iets Rana > bg CHOCOLATE RABBITS Made of high-grade milk chocolate; solid; 15¢e 10¢ ONE achcsesocdazi Hollow Chocolate Rabbits: plain and ee 0 Se and i i te ee ee ee ee ee ee ae a a a a ut off buying—come to the MART ul values we offer, and remember, CHOCOLATE NOVELTIES oa?! Roosters, Hera, Pigs, Crosses and others; each... 10c¢ An edmission from Foster. who it case of two members “s r . ’ , -) — led be ith ms organization hie bo@y. while beside him lies ar ; OCatir 7, eT farce “i>. a ' , > , very s ler gy ecole “okt ene , | 18-year-old robber James W nitter | ' Cie fo © The on): question [ esk-74 om re rmnTry 74 - | , - *), £73 - , 7 + - | ( ee ref r a. | Sereramona the cause of one of the most spec- \s'ucy | . ire and Lampe.” Tate continued, “was wher 7 ~~ > o orm ar ral - 9 - tacular street fighte here in venrs refused Several the money waa to have heen divide | a al JELLY EGGS ‘ ¥ ; ittin mn the r A ‘No place in pn ~ "as : was & sitting end he anewere piace in pa /, Various colors. Made of finest ingredients; the «tar ‘ vs fer « } +) a . 7 _ ne stand - is own defense the force, strangers to each othe: ' ‘ :% ASe WAR FHNOF t'cular T was to cal] them up tedas All the latest atyles in spert, ‘ KA} ai ts; Ib sesterday that he attended the com- one a detective, the other a polics ed wit ; nies i nrown : OWtand turn the jeck over to them jazz and the eee at ae ’ e | Muniat war? +? an a . j tive models. e ne “a A y ait party convention in the dunes eermeant. both in pimin clothes and Acted aa Interpreter rials and season's best coleres s 4 *.* ; ; :- Ar : ‘Lampe then ‘nid Patiser: niso the popular bine serges. U ° { : a er Oy met ons se Augest. i both eff duty. who mistook his fe ’Raerded a« having eliminated other tow for ea robber The Sergean: LADIES’ DRESSES /|% Package of 100 Colors... .ccaeees 1 «tyles and the sea- 50 10c¢ a ee os colors. Silke. $ == 'P ‘Are you a member of the Central Executive Committee of the lied. Trade Union Internationale”’’ Smith nsked Each Mistook the Other for Robber: , .. : ) =sndniniiitinianiinenit ONE DOLLAR A WEEK PAYS THE BILL L THE EASTER CLOTHES YOU NEED! the ready cash, do not let it werry you. We will w Clething yeu may Gestre for Easter— lunderetand I was elected at the : | ‘he APseO ated ers ' o . *) ie _ o 1 hice a= NEW YORK. March 30 A trag - : a g uae ¢ . “Gigiiy advised of the fact though , Lampe answered. Yes. the: ny, F loster replied “*®eeeeeeP@euneeaes Chief I Trial cu O mens zealonsness to ., es am : Bausewein the : tf rT . ! 2 : + ~~ , See in ria , ; . fie e 7 Db he tor k the $2 } ; 2 : , Ssues in tee trial of Foster : “a. lohy _ordes . A ; mor , 4 22 : We! i had . " : swerec ell. I had to eplit it ur a oe in : : a : : 4 . . L« © : ; ; ion? " 7 : 7 ; Coats & Wraps omy f ave narrowed to eritical. conditio da. n enue i aiktnte: tenes eile aah sngie charge ~ain it that he , , wn fr ; . bt x against hin a '* terian Hospital with four bu! would be, and I thought I wow "Nutr On ar ext a $°n "or — vee’? o last meerttr - } , i} ing-—TI have never been of ; 4 nd there” Bawusevwe.! nquired “"nramer* ‘ a’ if you haven't outfit you with whatever ne and vou can pay for it later. Don't tomorrow and see the truly weonde you pey fer it at yeur cenrentence. Spectaliy priced at Terms: $1.00 a Week ut Db@- my presence that he acted as inter- Prof preter’ for Gatter and (;oshorr toda: it belleves Tate added that. despite Lampe. means He said he efforts in newspaper interviews to cial ostraciem a “mod- | g@baolve the Fedcera: agente fror . Packman. he added hiame. his sworn statements to Ae- restored to the debating sistant Attorney-General Dott. Chief . = ° All other counta in the informe- companion were promenading wher — Against Foster were dismiesed the policeman noticed two me? ore the trial began and. under the whose appearance aroused fis sus. ree againet him Sergeant McDade Gnd a woman Make $1.00 EASTER EGGS "8*stlone at inde ip wew of the James McDade. was not hurt Attract'¢te Easter Tore 7, ef ee @ flat crepes. prints. - Michigan statute, it ts not even nec picion. When they Garted into a ie : . . be f on ’ ‘* ‘ . _? e | . ‘ > ™ Easy! ag ong for the progecution to prove oiger store, McDade watched the uid “squ himeelf.”” | of Police O'Brien and Chief of Dete en priced for Easter buy- , pi.00 ; cam Poste ’ is a mei ber of the caOrn- through the wi) aow Hie ’ >“? ; = ‘ 1 la he ; a TiN es Hi agint 7 - Out u! ine at : Celored Paper, be and ° 2 « and - 7 "Utiiet nart The . “ntio -. : ; ’ :? s* ace? nt y ing s*ater t : Bi oc Out thie-ad out Oe The The prosecution ha have ea ear vition ome Broadwe\ OATS # te $$! "hl call ether witnesses rematne i: Marr Cordes saw three 1: : PEEVILLE. | Maré ; Seer , d SP : Rasch Acto Found in Weleton RAS eae Soubt. Frank r Walsh. Foste: * of them fumbling near th “— " a “4 : Everytbing that * new in the Har Mel counss reiterating hie refueai safe Me knew them for robber ner it Gs 4 Marmon touring car peionging eof Wrape. “pert Coats and onee , : ‘ ' ‘, —_ ~ , sli aialinl rit Coats for every , M announce his plans in advanc: so he @rew his revoiver nd : “a At o0 Adolphus Pusch Cote Se nnn extra spettal The Sia: probably wil! call one OF «gerng“ ‘em up’ ;' ' + ' : Feb 26 fron re valnes at the low price of : Wo rehy tn ~itneseese next week McDade darted i: and ho we | , ring — ' of here heueer-Busech garage at Secon’ ané Terms: £1.00 a TW eek e 7 » ° ng 4 > ~ } ‘r nA ne 7 mf : . .* . + . There «- ae na eour Vonda' behind Cordes. said Now vo stick setting Dorcas etree ls was ; had been County Deputy Sheriff at & a nt CLOTHING .* _ hich is election day here ‘em up.” Thinking McDade was the Death 4ay in ean alley between Etzel and ~m we loster’s Air on Stand Yeeterday outside man, Cordes Wheeled to fire That of Detached Spectator. He met bullets from the robbers | Suburban ave: 18. near Annie ave- “wl on the etand in hie ewn a i “som McDade Ae he fel he " ; 7 o , . im ” late . | “€ vores . ; va mud Rinse edi senige he Ailea ont grabbed the lege of one of the fge0e(ne ae A ne oe _ rs = , wo "Gestionnaire at the con enuvn robbere and eh: i? ‘ Whitte: : charg “rs : loaded ehots ar ges wi oh his pation wae stated as the abdor er Lirctiade fired at gross neglect 4 . : extre: » round © the car The automot he y ‘) ‘i or ti : . . "7 ‘ > ’ farme: said ‘* reeern:t - “ARre cna.’ - : iustrial organiser of the Commun- forme: Niet? Untit she detectives brother. striking but c:uelthy ioyr! The Lved itn Everto: 2 re sh: ERT Pa

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sentation of the Dail OF. JA alone iA RE Equals that of the Datly Glohbe-Democrat and the Times Combired. - Circulation aoe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Cits 2 3 snd — etalon SSE ee” a — ‘(Reg 1 =» orn modela attract’ wr (rimmed. i "nusual Val- - 2) —made tomorrow payable in May | TILL 6 P.M. LL — re oe ”"" Ktine’s—First Floor. 606-08 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. | st Recetved in 71 7 . | Ee Mivete Choosing Capes, \ \ T aps, Coats, Spor i] ae 500. Beautiful i a Women and Misses With Last-Minute Needs Apiasd S Will Fi Easter Hats ee OB, de bee rend Purple Band, ‘Goce, Brow ‘ Ae min for Salesian ae Navy, Copen, Blue, likewise Black. At Our Specialized " \\l Sa | }, 5 Price of Lik Fa tise Are vou prepared to take vour place in Sunday's promenade? If nof, here's an eleventh-hour opportunity to make quick and satisfactory choice. These collec- tions omit not pe ng that’s reaily smart ard new. Youthful. flowing Capes: stin- ning | bl loused, “appv, side-fastened and Straightline Coats, and jaunty sport mode!s—all are represented. in the most fashionable materials and colors. In the for Easter | mee « a Capes, silk crepes vie for favor with luxurious woolens. Qualities vou must see’ ho'e world seem Fae PPT RAS eRe ne | to appreciate, and to see them means to want one Kline's—Third Floor wenitepiiaatt yf hat Honor the Girls w Master blouses ie B) koe ‘ deer Bolivia with s 9. ee ee i a . | , M ra | ly stitched. Inverted New arrivais, as Iresh as Spring ne For Easter Wear, the Sheen of | a border a conventional Specially priced for Saturday's Seling , eae ee s k ay Raglan sleeves, invertec | , | gle button closing comg , - g Q po 1 QO] } | Ose i _ elegance of this Coat. $! $ ° 05 yy ° a : $25. —adds the final touch of completeness to your cos- . F: ; , tume. Here are splendid values at ! | For the Little Miss— A Cape of tan pola f and long roll collar. A Fall. 9 | Pi shoulder is cut for arr Fashioned, f ot with bone buttons of Children’s A great special featuring for Saturdas y f/ RB \ BY! 8 Beaded, Braided, Embroidered, Lace-Trimmed Pear ae pose Bayar oo ~ eR AS ii ees WS,| and. Gorgeous Egyptian or Paisley Effects upen the Cape the scala Easter Hats | $2.95 to $7.50 7 tO 10, ’ ;" by as , sto aA thw=-« . 2 ‘a ? 4 - Smart ready-to-wear Sport Hats for grow- $395 “ $s ning coscumes. . ne nee ne , ere They come {n new Spring colors of cinnamoes, otter, ing girts. Special at we 2 sas . ' : Pm ; gunmetal. carame!, new suede gray. brown and black. Double soles, high epliced heels and lisie garter welt tops. Quality. . - - ~-* - Be Y | - ‘ . = “~« ~ . ~ : ~* ae« ae lad arn ind . ‘ - . « . —— Very Sheer Chiffon Silk Hose ‘ si ¢ { ‘ ; , | ‘ ¢ : ; ] | MORNING SPECIAL! H In gray, caramel beige, fawn. lightwood, 9 — farkwood and black. Silk clear to top. with $ . 2 =— — reinforced garter tops, soles, heels and toe... While They Last Come Far’ . : ELINES—fFirst Floor 100 Kiddies’ Milan Hats 1) é Trimmed with ribbon streamers | | 100 Odd Trimmed H ats For women and ™m | &8ee Forn Mothers of ie Aged 7 to 14 Can Aa Last-Minate Needs to their Utmost Satisfaction From These Groups : . ~ 4 - > | ‘amelaire and sport mixtures, in checked, overplaics riish Capes and Coats of tweeds, velour a . ‘ , . “~s ; eat ' Aor Rae Correct Footwear hi Demure, youth Drewes af atten, pense |S R\Y | Underwear _ aM , stvies. (Unoree : re ' x gs . waist sap Sizes 2 to 1t2- years; each, soc atee IL : Merode Union ’ Two and- Three Piece Saits, 13 to 17 Years, $19.75 to $25 Sy bdo * ; Suits, $1.00 Kline’s—-Balcomy ethos a } Women and misses who seek high-grade Foo! . iy wear that is out of the ordi nary +n design come é Janiors to Riine ’s. And that mo derate pric "eS preva “4 clearly demonstrate in this group, which offe-s - 25 Different Patterns for -a88 The New Dresses for Eastér Tell a Tale of Unusual Smartness at T rifling : : 4 = | Hosiery Cost. Particularly Do These Groups ny Bee Ne EI Re’ , | For the Family T ypify This Happy Combination— = oS ie Moderately Priced 3 : Silk Stockings, a ‘ Potret twill, tricotine, pelo cloth, tweeds and veleur checks ‘m ‘a Exclusive Type Frocks ‘ore’ as well as bex-coat. bloused ard spert modes Specially feat Ssturdar at..... ‘om pecially featured for Saturdar at | Three-Ptece Costume Suaits Featured at $35. . Ettac’ Kiine’s—FourtkR Floor. a TT ’

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‘aists , aay —=—= (ae eee | — -_— fodels sore eo then, me typify a)! ‘lateriale are erkhe in ta! it $36 ‘Third Fioer — “oats MARCH 720. 1928. The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH elone Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the fimes Combined bv Approximately 40,000. 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 5 — —— = - —$——— ——_—_—_— oe - —w ~- a - = _ _- _ — “ = idle, _. - a . = —— _- Le. ———_——— TT I ee —_- -— a IN THE GIRLS’ STORE Winsome Apparel ES That Adapts Smart Lines and Lee”: Designs to Juvenile Y ears Frocks of Silk OR street and party wear, in many models becoming to the girl in her teens. Taffeta, tlat crepe, crepe de Chine, and allover silk prints. The model portrayed is developed in Copen- hagen blue crepe de Chine of heavy quality. A pleated panel at back and front, divided by narrow belt, is the trimming. Narrow straps anchored at either shoulder continue to the hem, but are caught up at belt with rosebuds of self material. Sleeves are short and decorated in harmony with blouse. Rosebuds placed about the belt vivify the youthful note reflected in the Dress. Sizes 12 to 16—%19.75. Coats and Capes That Honor the Girls’ Personality {| For the Junior— : > | AS illustrated—A Coat fashioned of rein- | ‘ deer Bolivia with shaw! collar. clever- j : j ly stitched. Inverted pleats at back Eee border a conventional pattern in stitching. y™ ‘ey fe Raglan sleeves, inverted pockets and sin- t Soe \ gle button closing complete the youthful .4 \. oe \ elegance of this Coat. Sizes 12 to 16 years, ‘ey, Pp ©) 4 A. $25. od | | | j For the Little Miss— fy | : A Cape of tan polaire with flare back | ‘| | and long roll collar. A wide pleat over the shoulder is cut for armholes and trimmed with bone buttons of contrasting color. Large button is used for closing and puts upon the Cape the seal of smartness. Sizes $12.7 (Third Floor.) Misses Sport Hats * In Special Selling 7 to 10, / PORT Hats designed to resist the hard wear which outdooring demands, ‘are represented in a variety of models. The growing girl who follows the sports will find in this selling, styles appropriate tor all occasions. Milan hemp and timbo. Priced, $3.98 to $6.95 (Third Ficep.) Silk Gloves To Illumine the Easter Toilette Underwear Children’s nainsook Un- derwear: athletic or button waist style. Sizes 2 to 12 years; —— _ 16-Button-Length Gloves, Merode Union $1.50 Pair — Suits, $1.00 Of Milanese silk with double tip and Bim ae ganas Paris points, embroidered back. White, | SX) Of fine- mode, gtdy, pongee, silver and mastic an : gauge corton., Sizes gly to Be. O oY with tubular Kayser movelty Gauntlet Glove of | | finish at neck heavy Milanese silk. Double tipped Se hi ‘ T and et ms. A variety of styles in white and colors. | f P Shady Spot; 2 pouncs, 9 Hoes; good grade steel blade, Specia} mixed: 2 pounds, 95°C with long hardwood handles, ¢9c White Dutch Clover, 7S Spading Forks; 4 tined, hard- Hydrated Lime; for sweetening wood D handles. 79¢ = 3 To nrg is. 35¢ Garden Spades: good grade 77 Pounce s0% 95° steel blades. with hardwood D E handies. 79e¢ Ex cT- Hedge Shears; good quality Blooming steel tempered blade. Tk” aa Va . A ea »* ses Califorr 2 25c Each; 6c: 6 for $1.35 73 to .:8 Inches tall; Well rooted branched and rooted. plants. all Summer blooming. In the assortment are Pre- mier (red), Colum- bia (pink), Mademe (yellow). American Beauty: each, RAL Canary Birds } | in full song, $6. $1.s0 to $2.75 Privet Hedge; each. a5 for $r.a5 well Bartz Mountain Canaries, - Large size brass Bird Cage and Stand, at special price of $10.98 (Fifth Fiocer.) - —— - - . — = rr - — - - 7 — Diode Tubes at $2.50 Increase the distance of your Crystal Set with one of these Diode Tubes, on sale on Fourth Floor, Broad- casting Station W C K. _— a ee eee ee — — ~_— "THE BOYS OWN STORE Offers for Saturday Two-Trouser Suits of Cravenetted W oolens “15 "THESE are very serviceable Suits for boys, and are very popular. They come in a variety of attrac- tive patterns in the newest models fer Spring. Made of excellent quality tweeds, cheviots, homespuns and cassimeres, in smart shades of gray, brown, tan, olive and fancy mixtures. Cravenetting makes these ma- -aterials impervious to water—also makes them look and wear better. Sizes 7 to 18. A Splendid Selection of Boys’ Topcoats VER before has our stock of Topcoats for large and small boys been as comprehensive as this season. A selection of all the wanted styles and colors is represented. ~*~ Topcoats—Sizes 2” to 10 $5.98 to $15 This selection comprises all the popular models for Spring for small boys. Excellent naa woolens, in good-looking patterns and colors. any of the well- known Penrod Coats included. Topcoats—Sizes 11 to 18 $15 to $25 in gabardines, whipcords and ; well made in smart raglan . eek > ad These c fa- Me ng mat for particularly interesting is an English Raglan Gabardine at $16.75. cuore Own More—Foarth Floor.) New Ideas in Small Boys’ Caps $1.00 to $2.00 HE smart styles for men’s Caps are cleverly adapted for boys and exceedingly good looking they are, too. The newest shades and patterns are represented in a pleasing) variety. A Selection of Boys’ Straw Hats $1.00 to $6.00 These are very attractive Straw Hats that will go well with your boy’s Waster outfit. They om - a variety of attractive shades and there are styles for boys of all ages and types. (Boy's Own Stere—Fourth Ficor.) Perpetuate the Pleasures of Easter Day With a KODAK —An Appreciated Easter Gift Novel Candies . For Easter —which in their uni designs make the Rabbit proud of his handiwork. Eastman Premo Box Cartridge. Ch a | ——— —— eee —— ~ - - ~

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’ ~*~ ation of the Daily ST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals thal of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARC 6 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPAICH Sede RNR of the Daly Chee cia ae ee — a Ae eye ee a hie gon. . We for them. They won't was predicted at the annu ‘a‘e Hyde Ends St. Joseph Visit. Boonville Honors Dead Merchant. Caan : ha A on | ’ - Assoc .2at! e Associalied reese Special te the Post- Dispa'ch the shooting at the mine the atter- wa te . e the o 1 .1] eet here iImeeting of the Hi s: LWwi : : . tried af - sociation were re-elected for another day vialt here, in which he Bad eer- | request of the Mayor and pen ete Bet. 10th : > ee _ a > . : Ne si Lester é nation = —— vear W. L. Connett c f St. Joseph eral conferences on the police beard | of the Char: rber ing. Cominerce o amd tith aet+i tia et ‘ .- ha rij ‘ ma 3c S 9 , . Retail } Merc h ar Assoc tati- “rT? : r ~t mr al »at é tive iong tha h ght a wu if * ° iers! od ‘-~ ave given his sit ° , =oa T - € beh ei ? (OWS, . . ; +. o~ . we . > ; rr ? of the Pikes Peak High- ¢rom st. Joseph to Hannibal were! resignatic the Governor to be rc- which he was a member more | erred within a month 50 vears. had charge of the funera Missouri witthin two years present Sais He Heard ares hine «(Guns ¥3 a yy . AK eT iM ine o ; , ; . ™ a a ; ‘ : _ > ‘ Iimony regarding . ‘ rcarcned 7 2 roer mn he 7 ms emAoar-¢ . . > a ' 1 ’ : : | . #: a i7 re > iF aT : oe , | tj ° ~. is »TT : . , ees we A ; ° . ; 5 » ol Y mixtures, check< and the 7 popular tweeds Par only a small amount down and the hal- ame $100 a werk Spectally priced at etrice: ae S31 OO a werk per yeu ar Trew need . new Wrap. ‘ oat Cape. to come te exceprional Sines.” valves, DRESSES Many beautiful <tries fo choose from — ev ers dle<tra Wile $ 50 matertal. every new trimming — effect fin Libera! ( reetit Terms of $1.00 a week OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 P. Mo. RAYS = ;- 410 N BROADWA $1.00 a Week Be here tomor- row eee theee CG) Such has been the Vander- voort aim ever since the doors were fitst opened by Mr. Rich- ard Scruggs in the spring of 1850. One of the first public announcements ever made by this institution pertained to the “Recent arrival of Interesting new Yard Goods, Silks, Laces, Etc. shown forthe first time in St. Louis... .etc.” G| Eversince that day announce- ments have continued to call at- tention to items of public interest G| Whatever service could be rendered to make shopping more pleasant and profitable—that was what Vandervoort’s looked for. QQ. To celebrate the 73rd anniversary of the founding of such an institution what could be more fitting than an actual demonstration of our power to serve the community to the greatest possible extent—a celebration that will demonstrate— Vandervoort Quality— Vandervoort Values— Vandervoort Personal Service More news tomorrow and details in Sunday’s papers Keuggs: Uandewoont Olive and Locust from Ninth te Tenth iii le ee ee ae OE DORR me Re om. | a I A Oe A A ANN AR il ty i ae at te le tia effective borders of iace tain chi ft. decorate the new Loike that will be wern on Paster oF wariovs sizes. ebleng. square and ecireular fo black. Brows, Ravy. taupe and sand. gVeiling Shop-——-First Fioer, ? * * Easter Socks to Complete the Children’s Happiness, | 35e and We The kiddies are ‘uest as antieus te be ceorrectiy attired om Easter as their elders are. so to them out we have the prettiest white Half Secks wth cole teps. a _ Hostery Sheop—f iret Flor. A Dainty Vestee to Wear With Your Easter Suit, $1.00 to 81950 We now bare « One pir gaint Se aea ee tier oe cellare. many a ne to match. ae vg. i Fleer. . high Neck ie Co over tie i ’ 4 ; Xe — ™ ow ag i. * x. ion . ¥ of

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LS MARCH 30, 1928, . FRIDAY i 4 iy | | a foo )6=6) 6h MARCH 30, 1923. The Cit( Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' *~ 7 ee ime pe Made The Vandervoort Tea Rooms offer a WIFE MISSING, MAN etag. lee GM ee May First place to invite your guests. ‘ renter asiamaianek arr were eee ae ee ee em ee _JOlive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Asks for $50,000 Damages for Loss of Her Love. | ~ Store Hours: ‘Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to ee - — A Specia! te the Post-Dispathe ' LAWTON, Ok. Mareh 30-— As @ result of wild midnight parties in ‘cottages at Medicine Park. tn which ’ wine, women and not a little song were features. accofding to empleyes Gifts and | ‘ i . F } Stee | 2 +f | aa : 4 cn « wy 2 ® 28 /of the park. Robert Bradley. City ' .* _ e | ©*tBGce + / = | -\ + . 4 , ro . - 5 | ae Te " ; ete | | \ . se : ay 3 ‘? . Ga Engineer of Lawton, yesterday filed a Accessories no / War: ee Wieerogeee ili | SSsse83. 32; Fes sii (ie ii hh ae a : i‘* “3 ' : $50,000 damage suit against Irwin / - ar : i Aa ee oF te . pestis) pis a f° 3 pee | : t we | } \; 7 . = | Fife, man-about-town. and Captains for Kaster / ¢ ees: : : ihafa’ free | fell 16) DD BB Aig 7 Be te / w \s re, a ere McKelvie, William J. Eqcan and Ear! Ewerth of Fort Sill, Ok | Bradley, in his petition, asserts that the defendants in the sult were In- strumental in causing allenation of ithe affections of his wife, Eugente jg nate Bradiey. Bradley has been con- ‘Bected with local irrigation projecte of considerabie magnitude. He served es a Lieutenant in the Engineertng |Corps overseas during the World | War. Medicine Park, Oklahoma's biggest SS) j}summer resort, nestles tn the feo'- | hills of the Wichita Mourttains, Mra Ze jradiey, who, {t le said, comes from & prominent Kentucky familly, @n : | ¥4.95 ZEN x ° ‘ “aon Master Sale of Handmade Blouses |#:22 i : $ } York motion picture star, met Brad- Pine Tree Ostrich Quill jley during the war ang thetr friend- Pen $9 50 ship blossomed tnto @ve ag Bradicy (ch ee /prepared to sail for the battlefields Sita treo enegs: tneve —in Two Very Attractive Low-Priced Groups Tomorrow /c2"France.” When’ Bradley ratuene’ _ 7 “Th eee Shr wwne F te etn tate eee ee ee oe $4.90) $3.95 $3.99 $3.95 £3.95 Sh. ” - - * * xy Sipe ee ‘eneanen> —_{]| “Tom overseas they were masviad at ar of the same color and shot ea . ° ; ee . ; . 7 ” Jeffersonville, Ind. May 29, 1919. os renee yellow™eld rose and Scores ot St. louis women and misses will welcome this selling ot They came to Oklahoma, Bradley's | : ’ : .. former home, and for a time regided Mationery Shép—Firer Flee O45 attractive, crisp, new handmadé Blouses of dimity and voile. QO5 at EI Reno, where Bradley wae @m- r ‘ - ployed as engineer for . . | ba ° [hese are entirely made by hand and are truly worth-while values. ° igtes thae dans 0d kala ae Handkerchiefs in a Cae = epee : pe a‘ e. . later they came to Lawton ap, Pretty Springlike I @ Beautifully embroidered and hemstitched, trimmed with:real Irish and city -paltnd.-am-4ee enainadeee Colors, 23c Up Each Filet laces. Styles are Peter Pan and long radling collars. Vestees and Frills Each ene i anne ne ee _All-linen Handkerchiefs in the and a truly wonderful variety of styles to choose from. ) Cklahoma summer report te noted i’ eo ade et ace t cate Tote ° | radiey, in his tition, al at atotinoes il emeeie , q be here when the selling starts at gy _ MM. | that, er oh time aaa ~ tee Bin — the defendants in the case entered your Faster costume ! Blouse Shop—-Third owl * gat ed nerd — mf = Floor. into a “oonepiracy and collusion” te ndkerchief Shop ‘irst : ; : : . : rob him of his wife's love and ef. P. S.—An attractive lot of Dimity Blouses with Peter Pan and V-neck collars $1.95 4 toctibes, eal aaeene wae tn * - a Medicine Park and various other New Silk Hosiery With 7 sus —_ — Long (Sloves otf aiid, santa ahaa a “ eres Clocks. awd H ‘¢ : N B Beautiful : grag yet, meshes ul Clocked pair of “omy oeas. | arry a Smart CW ag Le May Silver Real Kid pe Bhar po ev: ge ney i A ally diane, aleih | time Bradley has been in ignorance egal Compacts ne Seale Hosiery Shop—First Floor. : ~— 32 the Kaster Promenade | With Refill Free leaving hie home Roy wit visited Om phere: Regularly $7.00—-$ Al .85 aac Se ae }- course vou will want everv- | Refill . +2 ee aes 6, am ee “gre ot of $400, which she charged thing to harmonize — vour Total ......+-2v-me- .61.50 4 : sees ———— new Easter costume or suit, your | sere aE | Easter hat, shoes, hose and gloves : iy fon Gus 95 This is a special me ae. and, last but not least, vour new ome eo C Easter sale of , 2 ee aster Bag. Iresh and fashionable : Bs . Long Gloves made and charming are the new Bags of ye G If you are looking of the finest quality silk, tapestry and beads_ which an for a small Easter real kid. women of fashion will carry in the . ee for a eee or aster Promenade. : reiative, YOU will cer- ‘i The Newest Veils Have ; Wy mindy be: dallaiial 16-Button Dainty Borders, a Some are in the new pouch and hal with this special offer Length Real $1.9.) 10 $0.00 drawstring styles, others in atl of Seaautul le May Kid Gloves Verwv effective borders +r gr plain chiffon decorate the new small envelope shapes. @ Particu- 4 5 gO Compacts of silver, Veile that will be wor Of wariouvues sizes oblo 4 t ar . : r orp OS ry © ; . 1) + ) \3 - 1+] , . 7 ; 7 ° . mons larly pretty are Bags with pannier Zé} is with extra refills, in Paris point stitch- and circular VY | Piling Shop—First Fioer: handles. All are dainty in design gh Se individual boxes. The a | | hi , , ; ing on the backs, -o*.. 2 ) and beautifully lined. In all the new } WW Compact and the ex- made of verv soft Easter Socks to ~ nn otra and, gravy and black i : ) tra refill may be used and pliable skins, in Complete lhe ee), ° | amt Fs LF. as separate rifts, if white, black, tan, mode, gray and Children’s Happiness, mee Shop—Tiek View desired. brown -) Ba » -~ . Pel and a0 . Totlet Goods Shop— ' The kiddies are just First Fioor Giove Shop—-First Floor. te be correct!’ attired o1 ==) Boys’ Furnishings a 4d eae — alf Socks ote olor \ \ | every } . — Vandervoort’s Candy mie ert Thor has done this in over 1 [\ ‘ | . ° > , : any susesel : -* 4s FN Overflowing With Easter N a. —- =~ =O) —— A, | A BEAUTIFUL sight is the array of | pos $1 Yb to $5.00 Gs, fe 7 YY . novelty Easter Candies and con- | : | for Thor leadership—Thor oe ae emapese — : : he “ fainers now on display mn our Candy a | : : py wont yc ae = leather or leather combina | Lustrous Shop. Particularly delightful are the 7 BE | quickest way, with a mini- tions, for children of all ages \ jf Hai itch French Doll and other imported boxes. + | | mum of attention. | as air Swite es We have Easter Lggs of every size and Sweaters = From kind imaginable, chocolate covered at $5.50 eee and filled with delicious creams in Children’s light-weight clea Meee $ 5 IS manv flavors; chocolate Rabbits of all U Fc nce . oct i iy 2 7» ! : . . pF ioe AANA nt sy RR ONE ALPS NR Lae IB ME, SRA, sgn oN 5 a ~ - * 4 * 7 > a * : . ein m J " So + : aa - fe : Pa ‘ a pe i ’ ie eis 1. » ™ A Re a ee a ae sith nara iia i J f ~~ 2 ij * 7 “ or oo eS * . * ‘ “ is ‘ 2 «. agey : + ft ‘ - te pl es » ithe “ = week tei > nee ea ¥ ~ pit attstas 5 Sed sian! ae sh said : ee 3 a hiea oe ee eee ~ Pinte 4 ‘ . Re hel ae. a Pane cnt ; ea ¥e-°- 3 . Po Gh He tastes sda : * bs ae i oe “ es = 7 ; - € “eS ee “A & te | 4 wey a oo | ee © RF . nee, +35 + 2 - : is "4 . > “= oF . 4 . + ne 1 > J - ee a ys Ip Many of our patrons w'!!! be Bovs’ Caps in @ wide assort A ta » that we have just ~ ived manele of dainty nev ment of patterns to match the Guimpes, made with collars new suits: made in one-piece : ee 5 Cy P . : oa) an ee ee er : nl : j be F Ls "0 * f Pr idges aie : ie fe Rete: is See > Seed ae os ae a es ae Stee es te : Feet Sy Le eee oy ‘ bees ‘er = me Pe Ra a rt: AD, 7 “Ses ; a Dainty Vestlee to Sweaters in coat or slip-over : Ye . er : | » « 1c" es* y y ee ) J S Wear With } our strle, plain or combination sizes and prices; gaily ¢ wosee Fee Easter Suit, colors, very attractive; 61Z7C8 and Grasses for packing your own $7.00 to $19.50 é to 20 youre, ae baskets: Chicks and the most cunnin; on ay TOSCO, estate ta m appear in all your , ? : bet iG bati Se : . . ‘ . . " ” ’ - . iad ate tacos shirred ne $1 OO - new finery, you will assortment of charmingly packed * rawr or! or Vi on ; . Gerian embroider’ Wt 4 ete! at . a vw — Dep o> rep to be kaser Ba skels of all kinds. an. Buster Brown oF ixese j P A See, e ‘, eo ae PP Se Fa ts : ey MD . is ae A % " of vy Bh aa 1 aS ‘s ij iia wee % ANS " be A £An, Oe SS ee elk eA ge . no 1B: oe - ed * : Ye , n wa, oe oie eee he ELE Te PEER oR x T RI a ew ee ee i lO —

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. mance an 3 op. ST.LOUES POST-DISPATCH sian an inscstiligulial oo a anne ee Re een SeSeScSSSSEeaESSSSSCESSSSCUSS SSS SCRE ESTES S SEES ES CERES eee eee eee THe sToRE FOR — : — } : ‘HE STORE FoR The Last Day of Our Long-to- -Be-Remembered Golden Anniversary Sal MD With Stave ) MEIERE «yn ote. sialihae a aT - | YO gn 4 Ve . J ft eS ‘ i andy, Mondaine, Franchine, Poireé e , : ng a 5 paar A ’ , 4 . . | atcs . =i a), will. = r] immed with nov. eity bre “K] es. silk tassels, em- Hosiery Wants of eesti materials. All) j tailored; , °% ed and taped. In light & lark pat- 5 Se Boys’ $12. 75 to 1 Two-Pants uits = a @ free , nd easy “at eae st oe a a’ desirable pat terns, & : eal Pieat and mT rr moceli« ' hare large. - TY “7 woke | ; ight t any bo’ i a ef ?t ) aterin! made fw l fabrics i: sts of diff tern = ? 's Boys’ New Spring Reefers ty Boys’ $1.50 Boy Blue Blouse mrs $6.75 Juvenile Suits silk lined. 3 K | _ | Can quickly be filled to advantage i for the entire familly here Choose From Over 50 Styles | trom oor complete stocks Children’s Roll-Top som Chil4rec * tency ee oe es. « at _ taney. souare chee 12\c- lic -25¢*35¢-50¢ Men's Hose Men's «( k Capital interwoven 1504 Half Hove: Diack end colors... > > Men a Lisle Hose Mes'e “Phoenit” end Capital teter wc en (‘she Balt Hees black and -“ _.. ma Boys’ gabardine tw ees and CoUar-attached Blouse, lined v al . 8B alkan style juve- other Ww or >} mat’ era ‘« srrir g a lar a na cuff ro ke ha Le f9 eg r e one Reefers, ragian and set-in sieeve, | ae | i: im the 4 ue “lela and patterns. | sleeve: Broadway c ‘Women’ s Panel-Back Hose pee =3 ; $4.50 $5 to $11. 95 Pa S7c- vo $4.50 He Oo) og! | | ee Ne | 'anel-Back He +f WT EARRS 72 | Ww, [Pen = . wy $1.00 $1.50 $1.98 New Bi stes Coats and Dresses |— Gini \WSkar ih) 2 gE : Bee res = — | For Girls and Juniors—Second Figer $2.50 $2, 95 $3.25 5 00 IS : : ae a \ 3 ¢ Hundre its in tal lore “d. bloused or box stvies are ‘ — ae @ ' a made wre bs mt quality Poiret twill, trieotine or novelty : . : ‘f , P ; j ' weay a ‘ Te epe or pe Aull de evgne lmuing. All sizes. The Second Floor is brimming over with the newest and most ' A N S U | | 'S 7 Perte \sre amt Bere ye ¢ he ' Floee. black avd ‘ore. all-#k $i o8 stylish Easter appare!. The Coats and Dresses featured for Satur- day in these price groups are surely remarkable values. ee a Vugeats.) THE DRESSES Confirmatioh Dresses Crepe de Chine Dresses Taffeta Dresses Printed Dresses New overplaia | _* co Pongee Dresses Basque Models ee © | CF: ; Silk Dresses for ayn Plaited Models Straightline Models Ruffled Models | © | i. ae Ee oe GS ir antes $0 walneal : : 5 50 S$ 50 THE COATS 5 , cme S S$] 9: 50 9 6 Y Sport Models Wrappy Models Overplaids 2 a a : : i } s > Flared Models Smart Capes Belted Models iti NL OL alm 8 .s an * a, i hint) Wy | T Cc ts | he demand for tan Suits is greater this season than ever before. op Oa wt? hether it be a tailored or fancy Suit, rou will find it here. Made of ' fine vr Pt W . (_WL1Liecor l, twill ray and piquette. Beautifully silk Bi TNE NT tte "hae i 7 at (Secend Fleor—Seacerats,) - eare y at i a me | aa se Beautiful New Ginghams ue 95 38. 95 34. 95 | The Blouses That ce. EE we “#-’ Bloom in the Spring | ns and shad a In Captivating New Styles to Complete. pas . i: the Easter Tailleur ! ‘ Footwear NN Ps ? rinted, beaded, embroidered—of silk or of lace? P jacquette and overblouse styles that yield” Women’s Pink Glove Silk Vests “719""—The New Phoenix Silk Hose ' county Sandal. erav buck strap id A ps Beet 3.28: eer: Laer ; . Ati! WMALAGs, 1G! SAe one.’ Ah’ J ; E, ey AS , t the grace ful eontours of the = lyn silhouette—* $2.50; plain, fancy lace. $ QS for W omen “ -_ . : striped fabrics, bodice top. . dn i-tanhite ) — ; atent leather and tan elk also. at ver have Blouses been so picturesque im thet ‘Second Ficer—Nugests.) |: io | : = Casead | full length: sizes 34 ur read sil] ee _ ; re ?e ’ - o_o Mma aA . - ost 4 ‘! i ae ey Pee grees il “$7 “50 : Gray buck. black satin. patent leat her. : = 97 Er Crepe . ; : eis | ‘eens ' “ ™ - Lia ivi * = . , ; " P ar@ wa hogr rw ~a lfekin Nlack ] . —, 4 , : Women’s Pink Glove wy Bloomers | | ‘> ™ aud os | ae. — an / 1 OCS pee oe ~ tulips, but thet : attached; full-cst, ® - ? ~ » iy > . ‘--— oo = bad . : ’ - oss . . ——P " 4 Vv « " . , tt 4 Mi r Yy u Cut full size. reinfor went Sizes §1 ; _ est practical for the baby. crotch, of good quality. S S Slack ane brown sate, Wrown Kid ' with a a . $1 00 Baby Meccasine 4 40 Other styles in women's rheentx Hesse at ” kid. Black ki 7? ace Oxford ff : ymen anc misses u tee to 0 Rie S1.465, 81.75. $2.00 and £2.45. rear: also Fase-Arch Oxford at gt ge Fa Arch ¢ rd at 7e3 Cit ees ees ti {« s% ey ter, 'n piok er biee, (Mai Fileer—WVugents.) . —— : ce ; ene (Feurth Fleer—Nageats.) | (Second Fleer—Y\egeute) — . With embre'¢dery eprere " mee 4. ' @ @ - . ' Girls’ $10 and $12 Capes : BARCAIN BASEMENT... 3ARCAIN m ASEMENT | apes: as Whenever we want more than our normal business, WE GO AFTER IT WHOLE-SOULED! We are determined that this shall be the BIGGEST month of March ever in our history. That is why we are offering cach § . Tb Sete” wondertal concessions tomorrow, the last day of our Golden Anniversary, on the newest Coats, Saits and Dreesses. Women who have “shopped around” will not be slow to take advantage of the savings. RARCAIN es '¥ eee ee i: se Ty a en ee eee te eee” a RESSES # Capes and Wraps 2%. $5 to $15 2; | Over 1000 New Spring Models “:" $5 to $15, Bolivia — ~~ SEries st 4: :: MATERIALS: Polo Coats Vehur - ste Ay > an x Ba me Vente : _,. Canton Crepes Crepe-Back Satin MEE com cy oh Camel's Hair Uvenpinids Neg TION es ay | Crisp Taffeta Wonderful Setins Circular and Straight Skirts: New » ail ay AS yn fe —— , “wos eae , =. (hartmnceuse New Alltyme Crepe Sleeve Effects: HKibborn and Bead Trimm). Ali the pew Spring colo: - hae “ae et yoeredin erg Mb sonatas : =f Tricoshan New Lace Dresses Embroidery. Ete. @isses anu | . ’ " ’ the fime details of : : Crepe de Chin« Paisiey Crepe sV MOTs, a4 : iti Sizes : [Oo % ‘ : ner » ee nn ‘ ae - _ , ené 45 to 5! oe “a re inciuded in these . — Potree Twills Combtmations All the new Spring colors: all sizes for wom- a Wool Crepe Irtcotines en. misses: extra sizes é¢ to 62. “<¢(Bargeie Basement—Vagents. } ' in =< m : Al) ti ——. eae —- “nT

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> ia oN ore ae - a ' FRIDA MARCH 30. 1998. : ' ai ae a M o ity »f mew merchan- omorrow. 2 ’ . Franchine, Poire: es, silk tassels, em- 50 Styles bd or box styles are tricotine or novelty . AIMl sizes mM than ever before. id ithere. Made of te. Beautifully silk : : i ~~ x , ETE [ERT 1 a bth van sie tnceeinthabidaadl. Ss - rrr ere on © nd PFleer—Sugenis«.) 4 an iT Oud bias . he Spring Styles to Complete Tailleur dered—of silk or of lace louse stvles that yield of the slun silhouette— s0 picturesque in their 7B iSeeond Fileer—Nagents.) ) ae . | 7 - are offering suck wings. + i i i i i i i "errr eee 7 Tr,,rT,, eee ee ee ee i | ee ee eee eee . . ’ iw 7s", eee ee ee —— eT ee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee 5 — ss aed i in i dh ee 8 te O%: pia! : ~~ ™~, FRIDAY. 1 MARCH 30, 1923. ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 9 - —e - — —— —— er " ' > ‘> ,* \ . . ; + j ne _ \ \ - . >. a ’ ai ’ 4 -*~s ~ >’ 4 . A & oa ; , ine ° 7. oie . ~ . .-* ALN » x @ ove . ‘ : — eer Ingrain Silk Hose AS Sad ae $2.50 | IY Trefousse Kid Gloves . en? , *h kid $3.25 Silk Clox Hose Parise | , 4 Araw? ~—— Flose biack a - 4 s : $1.98 or l'@ie@ tar ‘Main Tleor—Nugents.) $2.50 $2.95 $3.25 Y / \\¥ th suede and glace French kid ] || Beautiful Gloves for Easter Kayser Novelty Silk Gloves | ine Milanese ellk, 16-button neth. double finger tipped, with trimmed with tiny ruffles and 3.50 Kayser Novelty Silk Gloves oth 1] utton length and gaunt- ats of fine Milanese e#llk in a vVa- itv stvies, trimmed $2.95 Kayser Novelty Silk Gloves Reautiful Gauntiets in a variety of , gtrles, made of fine Milanese lk, trimmed with pipings and em- im ¢ trast olors, come "$2.50 . (Main Fleor—Nugents.) Easter Togs for 5 Bandana the Kiddies re rr (Main Fleer, Men's Store—S\agents.) z site ak wena 7," meg A > ae iniotl Sess ae “ee ine » — onl, Saat RARGCAIN BASEMENT LOW SHOES $3. $4, $5 and $6 grades in this big Shoe event. Most of s ‘ these discontinued HNnes from our Upstairs Department ata big .- reduction Gray Seede Strap Pumps. mn Buede Strap — pe. Slip- \\\A a Quarters \\ \\Yal fords, Te y— Satin Oxferds, Patent with Gray Quarters, an any 7 as green tints, pear's Assorted on tables in sizes for quick choosing. Sizes 2% to 8. 6% to 7%. $5 Hats The moet part are garmpies and factory checks . 2 : ef $3, 4 $5 tines: Made by a manufar conservative. meéela, ali urer © shijéren’s high-grade Gootyear sewed weer. ancy t*o-tere atterne tin O* Sandals and 95 Siippere. «* well as ° lain es in hig or ‘of heee for mete roggred r Sizes © % stvies, all sites, €& 1200 Pairs of Children’s High and Low Shoes meena verter t - se oS 4 Mr. Man, YourHat! Select your new Eas- ter Hat from our com- plete stock, which in- cludes such makers as Stetson, Borsalino, OCommetts, Bergs, Cro- fut and Hnapp and many other high-grade makers. We offer special price concessions on the following iots: $6. Hats All new models, satin lined: new shades. such grays, brown shades and black. Sizes $4 Hats new tJ lined: new sty es in tints, brown shades: the pear and biack. $2.90 2 ee = ~ Se Our Line of Caps te girie or Sere Regular $3 kinds: all-wool patterns, new e (Mata Fleer, Men's Store—NVegests.) - N MM AT Wits ni if rern in r _ = __ A srebhbiue 4 oh Men’s Easter Neckwear New Beautiful Spring Ties New foulards, eagle crepes, silk and wool and heavy quality silks in new Paisley, Persian, brocades, stripes, dots, etc. All the new novelty silks, popular four-in-hand kinds. Mr. Man! Just in Time for Easter! These Wonderful $6.50 Silk Shirts No such Silk Shirts at this price in town; well made in beau- tiftul neat patterns and colorings, including “Pagie” crepe-silk $1 and $1.50 Knitted lies striped fersey, stripéd wash satins, satin-emboused striped radiuma, in white and solid colora Sires 14 to 17. Pure silk Knitted Ties; also heavy fibers, crochets, | a gr@nadines, jerseys, new heathers, $2.50 Silk Stripe | Men’s $3.50 Fiber Silk Shirts solid colors, stripes and novelty ef- Madras Shirts | made ss otyles, Some irregulars in the eg a A | patterns to from. unpacked for , Bites 12% to BP cece cceceees Caster offering. Sizes 14 to 17. 1.95 | (Mate Fleer, Men's Stere- re ee F RE 26 ees ia eS eS ae a eee ; + ta - Pea as . =i eat ena dantaad tee v~e Bi ie Bi tinnie te an ae po el ” “Ss w oe, eee eee PR Ronee ae a EN oat " o -~ 8 ew ae é TO, ~s S = fe ob FP’ aed tr. > SHC PS SHS RRES SLES SRRR ESSEC RE REE CER teen : . Ste ©CEeetaeseeeeeeuteeeeae ~ Deen iene aie ts hte ee deen _ 4 - woe Ae et nile Ha 2 ire + hate SRP ny es bce meena ee ih ae : si Daa ~ — ———_ Stee —~ + eee 4k .-<

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. ete ae — 4 3 Poe TI ee ee a ee nome en as , > =e Lt >» ae 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. _NARCH 30, 198 ;. ‘ | Goft, 30. and 8. P. Goff, 30, per- | furt to curb illicit trat@e¢ qe ithough his tem: erature has declined | é ’ , WACO SLAYER ON TRIAL AGAIN cent triste. have deliberated not! lightly since Wed tT |DEATH OF VETERAN ‘UNCLE TOM’) 7. Barrow. $0. veteran actor of the/* Nereis; -aesneas } longer than 10 minutes in each case! slightly since ednesday. The bul- Bak oR sa role of Uncle Tom in the play “Uncile| ished with him. gs. accoraing to @ ‘. — ' n issued by the physicians yes- | Tom's Cabin,” yesterday was burned | | Prohfbition Commissioner . - ‘@ - Po lleti RS we = ; | before returning their murder ver-| I, 5 ae J. J. Barrow, 60, Burned to Death in| T ‘Negro Already Has Received Four) dicts and death sentences. | terday gave his general condition as | California |to death in a bunkhouse fire at the| Narcotic Imports Ordered Reduced. | indicated in official Death Sentences. | a | PF |euiee 2 Mg nnd : emperature 100. | as the Associated Press _ Arlington Heights Fruit Co.'s plant; WASHINGTON, March 30.—A sem cuted of Ind , re pulse 104, respiration 30. ’ . ‘near here. Two other men, U. W. t step In the world-wide ef-} 9©®" orcered reduced o From Hoeven, Ty the Associated Pres Co Mills Grant Wage Increase. AR | RIVERSIDE, Cal., March 30.—J. | | significan Pp Planes : “ WACO, Tex., March 30.—Roy, = Pc *“Witéhell, negro, convicted of the ES aemaeamnting 34 c.™M h 30 Bi Hit a N . 9 . * : ; ’ - s ’ ats as . marc =: = : tmurders of W. FE. Holt, Mrs. Ethel | | 1g its on ote , Girls: White 3 §8¢-—The ; ange Mt ay ‘Four cotton mills of the Henderson | : f ¢1 Note . ex _Dennecamp, Grady Skipworth and a | Printed on Paper O INOTC | ; and black kid,etwo- mwery mongee - Information received by Connéll a \ Sy, Se ombinattions, and pair welt : - leads to the belief the bills are he me? “TR RE” plenty of satins, in sewn and if ; | int passed by several Italians. Moce Ay nedum and have rub- yA : ge The New EASTER Styles Are Here than 60 of the counterfeits have . . ; ae ao high heels: Oxford i ; Mere is a0 opportunity that you cannot afford to Eo ee ee. rE a ‘s OF aes Daan . * ; miss! We are offering all the new Wastcr styles ALDERMEN URGE FARLY DECISION | = . eet on, , N “a ; ee | ATTENTION—Many Special Lots Too Small to Advertise, Placed on Tables at Big Reducti raster Neckwear ay when w credit terms, Come tn tomorrow and open a IN T R STREET CAR FARE CASE | y p 0 ve ise, ace on a PS a ig a uc ions Several styles and many attraee 2 $ liberal charge account. Wear the new styles 1 ite oes tive patterns in our new Rertha hi ? ‘ Tl while they are mew. | = Re MISSES’ AND CHILD’S | W 5 d Ci 5 [ , Sh | ' Boys’ | ma: Sore porter ande : are e irst t . . _ ° . iT , ~ Stunning New Suits, Coats Resolution Direx ted to Publio Service LOW SHOES | omen 5 an if 5 Ow oes SHOES ring at top and a Wraps and Dresses in the : 7 in early decision in the United Rail- | mar ma sizes. Big saving on eve: ses Llue ever offere V B d | eity. Come in tomorrow and Here’s Why You Should Buy Your aye street car fare case, which is | ere smome S 2%, to &. ith perf srated anity ags an make your choice. $1.00 a ‘pring S . “vibe? * ming C aes ed: sizes - port cans week will do. we - ea pending before it, aya Staring that | § ly 10 ° seal yi greg Ooxes ° DRESS SPECIAL Our etyles are newer, our prices are jet. Louis is placed at @ Egypt s « iS'’s and Il speh leneiiie Vahity Boxes and Bags,, Ker tomorrow enis! 4 lim lower, and you have the advantage of jas compared with other cities that | aah i wrt sh. pects or salen ited number ca Seetheee the most liberal credit terms in the (have a 5 and 6 cent street car fare, 4 45 Boxes are nicoly moire-lined, fitted ° new Dresses. Included in world, Come in tomorrow, select from ‘was passed by the Board of Alder- s ' , a with two powder books, li petiek, ve this tot are the s«tylish our complicte stock, open en vesterda. , purse, and a iarge. convenient mite , : crepes and taffetas, the »- a charge account and ion St aang (pe ai) te the Bags are handsomely fined, | ular Bandanas pay as you . Alderman Udell was the only pede $1.98 $1.95 ¢ ? 2 ae Eins ered Se and aoey. wear her who did not vote in favor of the ' arieed. aes ery reasonably ee ne || aaa» — —_—— resolution He asked to be recorded | | , en eae 4 , : ae Aw | er \ and s ad / | Give young ae : Saturday Your Last Chance to Buy @iy | ain (i Oats Capes j Laster Suits J a New Trimmed Hat for Easter $9) creatives Dresses {| 1as no® voting. NO CHANGE IN LENINE'S HEALTH ‘ |Soviet Premier's Physicians Say | Condition Is the Same. | - 4 iB the Associated Pres 5bO4 ° JA : | MOSCOW, Mareh 30.—The condi- | jtion of the soviet premier, Nikolai | Boys’ Two-Pants Oe We men’s Si ijTerine, is reported unchanged, al-| SCR a tle pl years. Regular > value, special.. —— @ toe a > Next t lively shi @X 0 Never has there been such a | velous -asrsortment of bargains. o “ Busy | Ws ered to St. a ony bh iyers-— truly ~ ; q , : ; ans ’ B 4 ‘fa lng Saale’ duboettee, al wrap / s “at fom . . SION: Broadway ee iy ! _Sremnanes to give vou N | y Br . RT ONAN . . . . \ 0) service. . es - AROUND T4E CORNER FROM THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT a1} Wonderful Values, at $ cal e | / Gay-hued flowers, ribbons, ornaments er= aS er rices e i! and ostrich are featured trimmings on ; | r °| medium and large Pokes, Watteaus, ete., | ~ p x es 1 of Tagal, timbo, patent Milan and Canton * ‘ | >) ; ° crepe or hairbraid combinations, ir? gray, Extra Size Children S sand, purple, Copen, ete. Main’ Floor. Coats, Capes, Dresses Coats & Capes | / | Values Values | Of Tagal and high-quality Milan , to $25 Now $ 14.95 to $12.50 Now y | 9O5 | _ More Elaborate straw and Canton crepe, with ; Our workr i sa Sizes 6 to 14 © oO Easter Hats at smart trimmings of filmy lace, . 4 | bright flowers and glycerined os- 4 0 , $4.98, $6.50, $8.50 trich effects. (2d Floor.) | ° P ‘ — . , ° ‘ Aa. | Boys’ $7.95 Suits Smart | Matrons yore Untrimmed Easter | to $35 Two HW oO The greatest sale in the histor, of Penny & ° $ 95 Straw Hats, ats, Gentiles with its phenomena! savings demand Pairs — 2 Os as it your attention tomorrow. $1 98 $2 98 s ° ’ ° We pulled a group of New ¥Yerk manu- Pants °° ” ? dt ae a ee ga = ‘ g es with our teady cash, Milan hemp, Milan | $3.98 ‘ © est expectations. — ne Deyoné your great- Two-pants Suits, made of stumy and Jap timbo straw . Wrap ii materials in belted models: Knick- shapes — med tum | | New straw and : , ers are full ltined. Sizes 8&8 to 17 and ares ere = : oF... .. eg re ag ; | Py . $16.95 Capes and Coats ’ years. $7.95 value, special, $5.95. prea fo) low price. Regular < ee : ‘ 49c to $1.99 | Smart VPaisiey draped crew Se Juvenile sutt s, in ; lso chrysanthemum ai i Coats Wraps T ene. Viowe RI : ear ene : potytge ve 35 98 ra be prt ol af ae ge am | with contrasting color trim end face =a . ———_ iM KA? ae , SIZes » pins, ornaments i in 1} coiors ‘ All beautifully tailored in the finest fabrics, smartly trim- 4 Women’s Bloomers 4Qc EASTER HOSIERY [$6 to $7 Silk Shirtsi Easter sale of 2000 men's sample Ties. plenty of solid colors and new Spring pat- Values Up to $27.50 NOW Were $16.50, $18, $20 NOW $13.95 $] 2.05 NOW $9.95 Values Up to $35.00 Suits—$30 Values Were Hers $24, NOW $ 16.95 , ~ | 6.9 NOW or : shoes IS $412.95 FOR EASTER WEAR Tailored Suits— Were $27.50, $30, $35 At Remarkably $59.50 Values aa 1 6.95 "$2.35 $24.95 Women's Easter sale med and draped. Many styles ft. Easter Dresses for women and misses. aster Suits if Ladies’ pink Bloomers, made of good . quality crepe, in sizes 27 to 29: regula Newent materials, charming Values Up to $17.50 Suits of quality, portraying the | ©) Sie sales... oe ° ° Easter sale of men's Silk styles, smart trimmings, popu- latest Easter fashi | Pat hybter W otm 0 45: } } . ll al ons, Many . 9 ° oc 8 Shirts. with collars 't se ar oolors; all sizes for women NOW . beautiful patterns to choose | Children 8 Bloomer match, plenty of bay and misses. * from. For women and misses Ww P hitt , rH ty} atripes =e lot — es : . i ynens me chi c se: ‘ : CrB@nres arr ) aad- Were $10, $1 2.50, $15 Creepers Dresses " adden age ie i$ 59 sloths: slight irregulars: no ~ NOW Values Up to $22.50 3-Piece Suits— Catiare 's Creepers. made of Snappy Ly micomer Dress- : most wanted colors — = eet D.’s or phone orders a ine , f biue k es. . oe 2 im * ° » aa F , , Soo eek C42 NOW “ | | 95 $22 50 Values chambray " ry m mad th shocked atnatinan ee. black and gunmetal. dj “ | white collar and ty shades; PAR: « cals 6s a Bes bi om 4 7 $5 95 * | 4 : cuffe sizes i | gsizes 1 to ‘ 9 R vd * 0) to 3 years; reg- | Years; regu- 3 » Pang tia $1.59 SILK HO 0 value values. ° - 9 Children’s Silk Coats of Silk Hose; all sizes. C terns in this lot. $1.0) values; no Cc. O. D8 or phone orders Ne Pee es Fe arr EASTER CAPS} 0° For boys and men, tn all the latest prtterna, ineluding tweeds | pole cloth; $1.08 values. Special 98c °125| In a large : | aes ¢ $1.69 value, special, MEP cccccsecebecsser 9 Just ceived, handeo lo ] ; | Saree is $4.40 fl Ne Q8c oC ‘s;COUNTRY EG “carry DOZ. 23 ° 0 | ° 0 oO ° sires 1 to 3S years: regula 7.98 wv they inet ..cet sere ee, eees while TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS. WE DELIVER. CALL CENTRAL 5110, OR MAIN 4566 ‘% Matches, large box. ._.. 6 for 25c Navy Beans .... ....3 Ibs. 280 Sardines (sauce); large can. .15c Mi TS Chili Beans ssc ceewe. -S DS. ZSC _# Asparagus Tips ............ 20c | SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib.....15c | Fancy Head Rice ......4 Ibs. 25c Corn Meal Cream ......3 ibs. 10c Brooks Tabasco Catsup......i10c Deimonte Raisins, 3 packages .25c | ROUND STEAK, ib......15¢c Fancy Pears, large can.......20c | RUMP ROAST, Ib. | tee oe age -++ee++.-.20¢ | VEAL CHOPS, Ib........ sae Evap. Milk, tall ...... ‘ts . Vv 000 PAIRS T | es, fancy ...°.....20c | Hamburger Steak . .3 Ibs. 25c | Extra Family Soap . .. .5c and 8c cylen, $140 Yi | ae SELECT FROM sg Steer Supreme Coffee ...... .25¢ | LOOSE SAUSAGE . .3 lbs. 25c | Creamettes, etre wes Suet | <a SS ee & Tollet Paper, large roll; 2 for 15c |LEG VEAL ........ ..12',c | Pancake Flour, new..........10c¢ * is oa NEXT TO BUSY BEE Fancy Red Rose Saimon. .....20c | Boneless Rolied Roast. . .1 Chinese Noodles, package... . .Sc | ec

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-FRIDAY, - i : MA CH ~ . ae +. . o - , ' New England business man today, at Hey fo2 ae m >efictal 2 | Bibert FL Dakia re ed h ' 20 » rent er cent over March 1, 1922, it was fered. reliuced one- “third, ets e least unti] Southern hygienic condi- whe came here! ee ene eee Boren, «Bae Be ged ope tema nantes." here. last Sat ral o: c March leave Langley Field Tuesday. With. tions tmprove, might well be “‘Foung| last week from Fort Werth, Tet. -” arene. Federal Reserve District on Mare thetr arrival at Washington, the) BOSTON, March 8& — “Feungs | man, stay north’.” eheve be wan ante to have been ar : : . mene ——— —— | SHght will have covered 6865 miles,| man, stay nerth,” was the ee | : - aw Kaa a ee ae eas ae Sats us aulke aks 2S Shy é' Mot a serious accifent or mishap| Sven te the young New England “ ie ae ee : ) hes marred the flight, Capt. Thomas business man by Dr, Donald- Arm- a ny i tar plimemayedh arngetpalnae Dean TWO Hats for the Price of ONE ship at Gan Juan. Lfeuta McDonald | Men: | anc nese chance to get a hat for without a athe a | - er ay aise 5.0 ay ) a | : $5 Hat for —— Hats for = =: | ~ Y OME es, ete 2 rc ge Silk Gloves ¥ ~ . | ew on m real bargain. : beautifur S Gilevte: ketal ™ > - planes 22 hours’ re mga ridden Southern population with a | eee, * eae ‘Eastern Hat Store your Faster capes ana # | / e to reach San Juan, Porto | fleet that might attempt to attack 10 per cent continuous ilineas rate. ip, Omer hs ekiiy cn "a RR from San Antonio, Tex. 2290/ the Panama Canal by way of the and the coincident low production in | tae 1318 South Broadway Le | The planes are to leave cared West Indies pasen ge,” he said. efficiency and time toss? Tf the | j ere 4 q Pe - ia : Wanted § 3D ya ot ; : = . 7 . . —— 4 : r Silk Gloves i e Dresses “ ban $ 7.98 Girls’ Capes ives ae ie tit } =f a a. * See Our C Other Advertisement on Page 5. GRAND- LEADER —_— ee ee 11 WE please the most fastidious dressers re : * er Neckwear p | when we satisfy young men—they ones ae ance = HES MASTER'S VOICE” 2 Stvies and TANY attrac. tterns im oT 1ewWw Rertha se ii on “0c }} are the first to acclaim the newest styles For Easter top and : in . ec 'f tor pe 14 —the ablest judges of correct dress. ao 3 * | ity Bags tind : J B if : en As q if ; New Victor Records Kuppenheimer i'll anne April 1923, So oro (;ood Clothes med His) ‘i jee ba Popular Concert and Opet Opsietiess 49 - $I 08 | ecru 1 Nima amin fn taten - Enrico Caruso | William Tell—Selva opaca Cu Sade Fem) Genin) fateh Frances Alda x, William Tell—Resta immobile ota Nex NerStss Lint) Manin’) ‘n tusten Gigseppe de Luca Hat Styles | Willian Tell—0 mato asil del pianto (Oh. Blessed Abode) (Resdini) Jn / Give young men youthful lines, smart styles, hance to Buy dashing distinction. They are designed with | . . . . “, : William Tell—Troncar suei di Ns creative skill to express originality. Fi r Y, un : Ot Lh Gaaly Tchad Coak® Doe tfor Easter } | press originality Far Young Men Te gchnettee Oreo ee, S| . R : ¥ CSmégourotchke— je cpmmai, je connals, a mars) We have a particularly wide range of young S 45 | Ye Who Have Yearned Alone (tatctenw) mes Suits for Spring. Colorful patterns, | 2 Blue Danube Waltz Cietess Succi) fn fetes lively shades, new style ideas. FJERE !s an unusually attractive selection - Kashmiri Song ctustaes 1 tet Oye tentinde Pade) Reinald Werrenrath of Hats for young men; Hats that evi- ; B ) dence the newést and smartest ideas for | Melodious Instrumental Spring. They come in mixtures and plain iE : S effects in attractive shadings. } Invitation to the Waltz «wae ruse Alfred Cortot is Stetson’s, Trimbles and other I’m in Love drm “Apple Biomems") (Frits Krlier) Pelee Sue Hugo Kreisler is makes, , $4 to $7 | Les Préludes—Part 3 aso Mengelberg and N. Y. Philharmonic Orchestra us Bats fain Floo1 | Ea Les Préludes—Part 4 amo Mengelberg and N. Y. Philharmonic Orchestra 12 S on 7 | : | hs Romance in G Green) Visi Sele Pr a L$ ete., | err ) | © Nocturne in E Flat tom) Piew se ta ton . ' ‘ | af "i z 3 @ ] Other Suits $40 to $60 Soe 1) wih prs pees ee ee Seine us -.. ) , ls ¥ ‘d i mp | 7 | Romance (ras ~tute ter Two Panes”) T ee | Our workrooms are prepared to render exceptional service on - Dis a eee Fi A Jaz er (2) Rolling Fire omnis Gay Male-LesPatenn Es eine ince. Clothing for Easter wear. 4S Liebesfreud Pie Krk) Xebohey Sb _ George Hamilton Green Ss one giycerined os ’ ) a : se , fo o. — Fair Rosmarin Fens Krier ss eee "George Hamilton Green o > nr in - 7 e , i. (2d Filo ) | oS et : . * | ee t ections ’ _ ‘ = * Ns a eel anal ” | . 4 a 4 a Love a Little Cottage ee. . Jersey Knit Ties We [Little Co Con Bal 7) | ie an Old Rose and Lavender Shawi a ee ns | | . Attractively Patterned | (IG Gave You Up Just B f You Tl w We Down Rachel Grast a a8 _ as 4 , Ps Wanita dre ~Paning Stow”) Hats, $1.98, $298 B | ; 8 1) : pats, o AR : 3 # ’ Dance R ras trasting color trim and fac- ' . : ) eco ph colors { HESE are exceptionally smart Ties and , Fate=Foe Trot Paul Whi and His Orchest Re hee : ) ) Re eet ee ee prc — Lady of So Stef Trot Paul Whiteman and His oc 19016» = nro :' , striped designs. A variety of clever color | t Da-Da St ve Got to Cool Now—IBled Fer Tret Virginians k Shi os } co ee ions. Made up with open men baw 1 | [He May Be Your M Fox hn hae The Vi a] 19018)» ! irts : ‘ab we ey Ria Great White Way Orch. rea? et Se (Comnery Dem) AC. Arkansaw enti Vint Dem COROT: Heary C. €. Galland Raber | 3 negara Radio Shoes 30 8 1% i ie we iy | On the apg Lasts ; ANI C tr O 1 a | a ‘, i ! Po HA! AIS ™ » ) | . 3S to. a. tateresting. offering fer ma : Victor Talking Machine Company, Camdca.N. ) oS ~ Le RO i ar : | who want Shoes of excellent quality at | . ) a » | ; Shy a moderate price. These come in the newest | . ; styles for Spring and are made of high-grade calfskin or kid, in brown and black. (Main Fieor.’ a 1dr het es ae age a bg . ’ De ae : ty ee aa + - PE A AS I I A I EE ON GO| lit cee Sl li ee RE caer age!

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_ ‘ ita The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ete ee ——_ —- SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 13, 21 AND 22 | . $2.50 Silk Gloves. * >, . Girls’ Coats and Capes a“ $1 ‘$1.50 Mai d'Or % ¥ to 12 an - q@ Women’s excellent Milanese Silk Gl Gle SS @ Sizes from 6 to 12 years, of wool velour, in the 16-batton stvie with double aim : sa naa a tips. All sizes in white, gray . and rouge with puffs and plain and plaid Polair. in tan, rookie, rein- | ee $9. 35 : We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for § $2 in Cash Charge Purchases Made L During the ing the Remainder. ? in Gainty gunmetal cases; Ay | or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. of the Month W vill il Appear on April Statements value at Dassument @esheuw Store Tomorrow, the Last Day Before Easter, the Basement Economy Store Features ter A pparelat Extraordinary Savings} A Large and Complete Collection of Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Dresses, Coats and Capes Are Offered for Tomorrow's Selling Easter | da | Easter: - mo | Master Dresses 4, : . i ‘wend : or ni ' 1+ ies Ol Lia . ; 7 i) 7. . : : . P : . : - + AFT Herts Vi are F131} lined , - . BY Q ; ‘repe, Canton crepe. satin face > | Cile _ ee eee see ee Usn-Mih On ee | : ere} (ant pe. Satin iacec vn . a oe a i. ae : : : , a of superior grade Poiret twill. “it practical fabries of ) NIT IOX, NavV. TOORKIE, i+ 4 | aoe ae ee We ith pract 5” ae it | tricotine and checked woelens in reinaeer and biaen. Siz ) ace o -} Mavy, blaek, tan, gray and j All sizes from 16 to 44 Th till time to. choc > ere 1s Ri lii Lin . ‘ : yr favored by many beeause of ae £8 8 ae are equally attractive. Tailored | es a Canton and chiffon taffeta. if Fit w ‘luded are 200 extra-size trico : me ae a. th Dy. | sie various kinds. In the sea- , | BHali) resses . P “sit a: - _ a Tor women } au My) ~ ’ } } at ; 7 4 / ’ r okIe ; 4 eget =O) i ‘'S. iat . . + > e = . 64 in th ot: : a aa all models. : | , vy ‘Spr 4 — fe i i : 3 a : : New and correct bex- Ov spring shades é a rg | : hack. belte trict . / - , soe rerT? 70ND rey it ’ > : ai sf ict and black. Trimmed tin | Of very good quality — Except tonally good o sitteed mscie te . ae . . TP... & ss P - o iS. many waus. ~ *. ae +ffiour, Suedine, piatr of Normandy. Bol Bos mbt: ' > =~ ior platd Polatr. Suedine and Deculatiia r= teak Tish A big assortment of stylish = , ,. P Ms - . - . . . Other. Dresses—all correctly ) ; ome > Suits—of various fabrics—priced styled—in authentic colors , Other Capes, Coats and Wraps in scores of handsome styles of ex- from $15.95 to $39.50. Priced from $10 to $39.50 to cellent fabrics of many kinds, $19.50 to $39.50. | Ale Basement Economy Store ’ ‘ 5 22 ee ee You Will Admire These A Saturday Event of Mach Importance = Extra Values in Men’s Easter Suits ey 6€=|~ ‘Pretty Easter Hats > Priced cet D SS | Gals’ mate $ 85 Ga > S — Easter Hats —e § Ana i Unusaal Values at - , | @ Misses, women and matrons will @€ lomorrow our Basement Economy Store will oy in complete readiness to meet the *1= 95 to 2 95 find Hats becoming to them in this last-minute demands of men and voung men “Whio are seeking the utmost in values. group of up-to-the-minute millinery. Scores of styles of braid, straws. “silks by purchasing your Easter Suit here vou are assured of correct stvles. dependable de workmanship and fabrics that will give the fullest amount of service. Stocks are com s -° (aet ee Really Remarkable Values—-Special at ® —_, @ Fxtremely good-ooking Shirts’ tailored of pei The Suits The Gabardine . iF 4 stripe d madras in the neckband stvle, in sizes 14 to a : 'e materiais , 1 : $3.45, $3.95, $5.95 in checks, stripes and plain colors All sizes from $ to 14 Rasement Economy Stere : 7 Siip-cr and strap-wrist -p-eu tT - “— : ets, embroidered turnover id ind embroidered berks. : rades. Pea a ht Basement Economy Store To Wear With Your New Easter Sait— Women’s Silk Hose : ; o4 ia rs ee Charming Easter Blouses | Boys’ Two-Pants Easter Suits ep Hose with high Itced heels ond reinforce . a feet. Black, aa and colors pairs : ae a‘ ‘ 3 a Sa | poe to yy hree Excess Value-Giving Lots Women’s Silk Hose } ‘N Women’s semi-fashioned pure thread Silk Hore tn a! : / Valet. | $ QS $ $ feet and lisie tops. Black. white colors | / | San . a Irregulare of $1.59 grade.......... Fie yy ad — : —— Basement Ecrosemy ‘*tere ry \ ‘ | € Overblouses and tuck-in an ai rith plai ichly wl 3 : nee: phan ‘with we a ee @ You will agree that these Suits are remarkable values short sleeves. Of splendid > the moment vou see them. Sports and pleated-back r Sli : Oe XS Alltyme crepe, Paisley and Suits of substantial woolen fabrics in checks, stripes eS Satin Kaste ‘ppers oe : ~\\y Esypttan printed silks gna | and fancy mixtures in light and dark colors. Both pairs } | ) plain crepe de chine. All : of knickers are full lined. Sizes 7 to 18 years. sizes In a comprehensive = e Basement Economy Store Of Interest to Many— 3 @ Womens gray and Diack one-strap satin color assortment. Siippers “ith shert vamps, hand-turned sole | ae ee ‘ and full covered Louls heres All seizes ?f' ‘: : . — oe = ‘ae te T. Women’s Sweaters : Sik Underwear - Glove Silk Vests Milk Checolate SSE le > 7 Girls’ Slippers ’ Vale to $4.95 $2.50 and $2.96 $1 95 == none ft 68 33 Se ee leat itr “ Oo — . al es 32.50 Grade — a mn wy - - baa Hi . | = . Values ° ¢ mena pare and a - Very sew Jacqu ‘zpON Envelope emises, bloomers ins 4 @ Bodice-styte Vests of heary broken Milk Chocolate -~ @ - . owen 9 sr > worsted. ma > sem ’ | reiope ehem's comers. ste ax oat. styles ae ok: cee ee me a | | emmtisoles of crepe de chine, washable satin. : Saw pink giove silk with silk ribbon ee Lo! fc}; | me am and = Siks. In the preferred pae- ree shoulé@er straps. Imperfections eck | tel el es. ll sizes are very (@ -@ ¢@ f ; te Tae cae TR a a ag: MLS pial ise oe ca ae iH . - i woe wind oe

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a FRIDAY, ; Tes MARCH 30, ‘1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,Q00. loves nese Silk Glo th double finger e $1.49 t Economy Store ment Economy Store — ——— = ) Values at.. mn the wr >. Newly arrived hats of the smartest types for Spring such as the extremely new bow models for suits, flower-trimmed Hats and fashionable shapes adorned with ostrich, fancy feathers and embroid- erv; also splendid choice of matrons’ Hats. Values far too important to overlook, but it would be best to choose early. Feurth Fleer An Gaataid Offering of . ashionable | -@ . Blouses for Easter . sect $().70 Value at —_— © ig * igo q A most remarkable choice of handsome Blouses, including: beaded Persian models, crepe de chine sports Blouses, semi’ « . sports styles with monogram and Blouses of Paisley, crepe chine and Pussywillow. Choice of the most desirable Spring -olors. Sizes 34 to 46. Balkan or overblouse styles, square, round, boat- shaped or V-necks or Peter Pan collars; long and short sleeves. Large and Interesting Assortments of Choicest Easter Candies All of Very Highest Qualities @ Those who have learned how excellent are the Candies we make will want them for Easter--for themselves, the family, the children and those to be remembered with an Easter token. The Easter Candies include the following kinds: Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs, dozen Filled Laster Baskets. .........! 25e to 95.00 Small assorted Eggs. dozen " — : Chocolate Habbit« 1@c to $1.25 Filled Nests, square paper effecta....... . . _ Chocolate Fruit Pages ...............5¢ to $1.40 Filled Nests, round tin effects ‘ | Faster Novelties sendesuseacencestonn lee —— —_ A a oe —_— — ee eee Saturday. Milk Chocolate “Ruf-neks” Regularly 60c Ib., Two-Pound 77 : = . Tomorrow Only . e ae GS ‘ ‘his if one of our most popular confections. and bundreds will weleome the opportunity of buying tt for Easter at the special price Vanilla. ch nut. pe | pene caramel, fudge, caramel and nougat Centers cover@ad with our special milk choees- ‘ate ** uf-ne ’ coating —— _ —_— -—— — AR -— — —— eee -~- _— ' ¥ An Exceptional Opportunity to Select Fashionable Hair Ornaments for Easter L$ TTR Choice of 100 ] 59. Styles for.... @ In this sale are 1000 attractive Hair Orna- ments; Spanish, fan and side effects—large and smal! ein wgiten combinations of = tal, black, jade and demi-shell, set with imitation stones of various kinds. Mata Fleer 7 For Easter You Will Save By Selecting éé 99 . Surety” Silk Hose Advantageously Priced at, Pair : $ € “Surety” Hose is sold here exclusively and its excellence has made it very popular. Style 400 is of pure thread silk with lisle double knee, garter jops: black, white and colors. 5 & ee a Sell (oa at a oN : , ah ~ ay “2 RReReR Meee tere ger pr ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! -_ 18 ~ ~ a ae aes ee Mate Fileer 7 a ee VE ee Re ie ee eh — ~ : —_ — a eel Dal aa eT a en ee . ere, . : a i i a Se Oe te ek oe ee — 7 a

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oe oe ae Sv ady hace oh ya MEIN RTT STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily OR RT RT ES Me eres ee ‘ POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH ot tien laf ou oa affairs under Charles | Representative John Q. Tilaon of never in the history of America wrs/ hill of Massachusetts: of our Out of the Mouths of Congressmen Outstanding Remarks From ‘the Official Record of Proceedings of Last Body. KE. Hughes will be approved as the | most brilliant of our history. | Representative Henry B. of Alabama: In all our ho i Hla iwould be difficult to point to | 'great American in whose achieve-! jtepresentative Ricl Wayne|Fairchild of New York: ments the youth of the land may find perker of New J a present | story na told | deeper inspiration than in the life of | arate of the so lbince mea har minglea’| Choate ink Aang wes tw! the brilliant Georgian (the late Sen-! teelings of hope and fear, {cy and, ) day. | ' memory we honor today Representative Thomas L. Blanton |i, your home?’ . Choate replied, oF with your neighbors. Maryland: I do not believe the Vol-| sentatives two unprecedented at-j pessador.” tive I. Clinton Kline of (Called From the Congressional Record) tative William D. Upshaw | bama: No Dill of any consequence Congress. Georgia: It is a signal and im-'can pass Congress without the hable honor to have one®S name 'K. of Wall street. 4e the synonym of @ of moral 1 fon ever enacted throug Hnatitution earth. w.) effects real economy and savings Maiana, with which certain | ation or the floating of new loa erical pers have trie Pine Je Kiux Klan. . . It is! penditures. erly unfair, un-American and un-, Kepresentative (now Senator) S. fistian to indict, because of one! Fess of Ohio: If approval ofa f« plated tragedy— whose source has/ eign poliey rests upon expeditious! mary, the poor man its barred. yet been proven-—a great nation-/| anda complete adjustment of relatio fe patriotic organization. widely strained by war, the first two to nomination for office with any the greatest! Representative Joseph W. Byrns o¢fairs, the party primary has made | and humanitarian|of Tennessee: It is manifest that/i;em more corrupt. The party lead- | ; h due! unless there !s a more rigid reduc- 4... ynder the old system sought me ° a - *e 0 ,009 9 al process by any nation | Gon of appropriations and expendit-| w+, mental attainments and high saith the Lord; I will repay. Forge dhedhgiehng 00 nara mae gested the name of Gov. : /000 a year ought to be passed. | y | ~ 4 4 ° iN ut- ; (He meant the Volstead ures, and unless the administration | .paracter to carry the party banner| Representative John M. Robison ‘country from British domination. ee SOs OS eee oe E ; an *psha ithe future, the Government will soon 7 satter to the party organ- | ‘ é ative Will a* wd have t ort to an increase in tax- ee yt ene } he‘ Cc aamed act is the greatest measure any Con-|+h6 farmer from British control and int Oé@rtain barbarous cruelties have o reso ! X-|jzation or to the leader: |gress has passed‘for labor since the | price fixing of Chilean nitrates, pri- ‘those optimists who believe that it survive, were made upon me ‘syill be modified by the Sixty-eighth Through the grace of Almighty God! | neither injured me more than tem- arl W. Riddick of | porarily, for subsequent events have «fully vindicated me. I harbor no i'malice against anyone. I geek no erson of Minnesota: The bud- with riders. If anything, the | practice has become more objeotion- | able than it ever was. O.| Representative C Montana: Instead of purifying publi soy, farewell. mn, admonition: “Vengeance is mine, | Alabama: Private interests do not op- | in| ond lead in the fight on the hustings. | of Kentucky: The anti-immigration | yet when Henry Ford offers to fre. nS | suc 2 rere wealthy in @ ma-| > . such men were : founding of the Republic. i vate interests protest and indeed <de- 'possessed brains and character, | D.!| could hope and expect party prefer- | : : r-|ment. Today, under the party pri-| Sess established a record by holding Senator A. O. Stanley of Kentuckyg, 224 march to victory. passing 931 laws, practically an av- ns'one without a bank roll can aspire , . nm a : J wi » 4) . De sone ee questions? After a while we will b€ jams met and solved | failed in the Senate. | Pennsylvania: The first and forem st | solemnly pass an act that if a woman) tion. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF | Plea (of the “‘wets”) is that prohini- | wears a skirt more than 138 inches Senator George W. GRADWOHL’S JI | GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS Beautiful blue-white mounted in newest white or green gold RAILROAD MEN, ATTENTION! We are selling the celebrated Howard, Hamilton, Elgin and Bunn Watch, all of which pass the rigta railroad inspection. on our new deferrefi-payment plan as low as they can be or CASH in any other store in the United States. Great Northern Special Illinois Watch We offer choice of 200 of the famous 17-jJewel, adjusted Illinois movement, fitted tn a 20-year guaranteed hand- engraved case. Ole. amy With each Watch pur- chased we cite FREE «a gold-filled chain and knife. Tiesto Let @ Chart ofPayments C ony "Down THEN 10c the First Week. 20c the Second Week, 300 the Third Week. 400 the Fourth Week. 0c the Fifth Week. are @0c «ath week «here. siter wAtil fully Pare ter TRA SPECIAL | Ladies’ Bracelet Watch Wriet Watches. timek 14-piece FRE Set of Rog- ers’ Silwer- plate with every pur- chase of $10 or more. ER Al. for Satur. enly. Never-Slip Lingerie ced «old-fill- G44 | Ve ‘Lhicid Zh/ ( UST ST. OPEN SATURDAY BYPNING ley Combinations. Values UNTIL, Steagall tion of the new tariff law are the! determined will as in the action It is the nation’s playgroun history it| Democratic spelIbinders and oam-/ which outlawed the liquor traffic. ‘summer time Every part paign literature writers. | Representative senjamin Ih, | State is accessible by excellent “0 | The roads or highways, smooth as we and courteous gentlemen. I take thisjand with longi#gg eyts look at the|tice. a _Connecticut: The only persons whojthere given so overwhelming evi- | opportunity to urge every member isp! he opera-| dence of the people's deliberate and / of Co ss to visit Massachusetts. evctaglgePagerns: vas - Sing roared ta wong rs 4 in the| —where is that man who, while he/ Kansas City to Topeka, having bee: of the! is looking eat that dGaszling prize, |indicted by a Federal grand jury : z.\ floor, and an automobile trip any- | of Joseph 1! where within its confines is a delight|sled before him? kaon criminals to Be ae | to th urist. eople are not of was taking @ Midnight ctrel).aleng) Assert re Rage ia ‘Jame ducks:” As they go, those of us hos- : r rhose a London street he was stopped by the cold, austere type, but truly case pmol noc oe el dg ayaa le policeman who inquired, yard ‘pitable. Come up and get acquainted | Who are left all join in wishing for|charged specifically with Representative John Philip Hill of |of Texas: In the House of Repre- have nore; Iam the American Am-| Farewell remarks of Representa- .| heaven may bestow. d act is tenable, and I am one Of | tacks, which few men in public could On the Republican side I found hon a “2 Representative Halver Steen-| est, splendid, kindly and oourteous Representative Upshaw | ploy had robbed stores the M - SS tor gentlemen, and on the Democratio | I see these crowded g2!-| Service was paid to guard. Bx get system as no one away) tae I found honest, Splendid, kindly leries, and as I see these Again ‘I members here staying at thelr posts | | | | Representative William F. An-| , . i vengeance. I am ever guided by the| Representative William B. Oliver of a ows of Nebraska: The wets on the convinces shat the Mls Save floor of the House have already sus- Smith of an increased salary held_above him /driven a stolen automobile #0 would vote contrary to the wishes/Kansas in October. Prick te wh the string by which the prize is Gan-/clared by George Willis and Representative John Q. Tilson, on | of a band of burglars, holdup and automobile thieves, He them good health, happiness and ‘‘framed” the robbery of « prosperity, with teir full share of /«ctore in Kansas City, Kan., in ;;all the ohoicest biessings that ($2700 was taken. It was —_—_ LIVING ROOM of duty from 11 o’olook this morn- | ing until bedtime, I am inoreasingly | troduced increasing the salaries of | Congressmen and Senators to $10,-. 'form, as the Democratic nomines for? the presidency in 1924. What will HAGAN, SOUGHT ON AUTO THEFT ; Mr. Bryan and his followers ithe next national Democratic | /paign? The clock of time has struck | Representative James G. Strong of | feat action by Congress on Henry | +}. nour for renewed battle. do in Sun. CHARGE, 1S SEIZED AT BORDER f= Factory Let the| Former Head of Defunct Detective p Cc kansas: The Sixty-seventh Con- | lord's offer and call it a subsidy. ) temperance forces of America arise Agency in Kansas City, Reputed ry U =o Brains of Robber Band. | ‘. ale ; , | + | ' ; se) 9 , . ‘ No] ee Wee eee daze. What business is it of the Senate to Representative Manuel Herrick of | Special to the Post-Dispatch. sides passing 144 meas hic (by the Sixtv- John G. Hagan, one-time head of . Thomas Helflin of Ala-‘ years of*tho Harding administration hope of success. | dia: dae asures which | .a¢ing how long skirts shall be an:l/ Seventh Congress) in one way oran-|the now defunct Midwest Secre: pass upon technical and _ scientific) Oklahoma: There were many prob-| KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 30.—'| nat thi 4 1S WeePi< when they are decent or when they) other. Not all of the problems have! Service, charged with many crimes, | Representative M. Clyde Kelly of | are deleterious, and Congress will been solved to my personal satisfac- is a prisortr in the county jail at Ei Paso, Tex. Hagan, it is said, ven- ; The , ] ) Norris of Ne- tured across the international lin- at [OL & | it | tion was in some mysterious fashion | from the ground or wears a dress; braska: Human nature is the same from Mexico, where he has been 4 ‘ | : . enacted while the people's backs were | more than eight inches from the top! here as elsewhere. Where is the fugitive for months. He was :r- turned. A more absurd statemant | of her shoulder it is not moral. Senator er member of the House (rested by the agent in charge at. 1} Fourth and ahs aries -) was never uttered. The fact is that Representative Charles L. Under-/} who for months will sit in his seat! Paso for the Department of Ju:- ° EE oe W pemened "hae? tam frrtmoel fetimroch \etinne par Fur Chokers Squirrels— Wolfs— T hibets— Opossums— Foxes— Fitches— $4.85 @ $ 9.95 Nothing like it before attempted in this com- munity. The most spec- tacular sale of Capes imaginable. Prices in many instances are less -S than the raw materials '$ would cost you! Combination : Sale Ss —_——— eee } ] SPRING SUITS & } SPRING DRESSES (i 3SPRING COATS (i | Extra Sizes In- cluded Schools and Colleges Lets us maxs you a 8 2 Spring Suits Worth Up to $59:50¥% design and quote prices on Olaas Rings, Pins and Medals §f Spring Coats Wor th Up to $69.50 \ Indestructible Richelieu | 1 W, , \ PEARLS ¥ Spring Wraps Worth Up to $50 Alsge the beazti- oa santos Close to 3000 Garments | Offered at These Prices Sale Starts at 8:00 A. M. Saturday wohl’s guarantes as to perfection. On Grad wohl's deferred payment % 3-Hour Dress Sale! 8 A.M. TO 11 O’CLOCK ONLY Canton Crepes, Satin Cantons, Taffetas, Tricoshams, Printed 8 5 is ————< = | Crepes, Alltyme Crepes, Crepe GC. | Meteors,, Charmeuse, Paisley | Crepes, Spanish Laces, New Pais- Up to $25 7.30 6P, OM. nl _ ; |! ee! R00 Capes forchildren and girta, inmoluded in this sale fomorrow, Tweed Suits. Suitable for Spring Wear Also Heather Jersey Suits, in box and tailored styles. Many of these. Suits are full silk lined. Colors are brown, rose, henna, fan, gray, etc, Sizes 16 to 328 only. The raw material is worth much more than Five Dollars. * % ¥ ; oS ER. IR For Growing Girls } For Juniors For Misses For Women | 4 Also Extra Sizes We are weeks ahead of our competitors. Why wait un- til the season is over? We believe in giving you bar- gains at the right time of the season. That’s the cause for this sharp break in prices. Every Cape in stock, num- bering into the hundreds, will be slashed in tomor- row’s sale. Fringe Trimmed Capes— _ Far Collared Capes— Plain Brytona Capes— Side Panel Capes— Embroidered Capes— Braided Capes— Bolivia Capes— Normandy Capes— Rich Black, Shiny Capes— Tassel Trimmed Capes— Black Canton Crepe Capes— Novelty Cord Silk Capes— Reversible Capes— Combination Silk and Cloth Capes— Pointed Side Capes— Newest Circular Capes— Velour and Serge Capes— . Fancy Tweed Capes— Capes for Sport Pose Capes for Street Wear— Capes for Party Wear— Capes for Aatomogile Wear— Capes for All Occasions— For those who come early, “Choice of the House” Capes that were marked to sell up to $49.50 will be sold without 4, A. errorrerr. ee Sale of Sample Dress ~~ Bandana Handkerchief Combina- 9 0 may A tin Epes, © é | — Canton repes — Crepe de Chines—Lace Combinations2” ee sizes Odds and ends of Dresses that original 7 y sold up to $25. ) , and the desires of the man who holds | Federal charge, Hagan had been da. dazzling prize of a high office with) He was charged with a that men whom he had in hig emu: « te SRO Se TE PCIE ee BPS ee tee es FRIDAY. a a ee : SCHOOL DISTRICT IN MISSOURI IS WITHOUT ANY PUPILS Efforts Being Made to Get Families to Locate There—Bonus for tirst Baby. ‘2 ARMSTRONG. Mo. — The Oak Grove Schoo! District, near this city, hasn't .a child of school age in it and, unless someone moves into the district with some children of school age before next September. there will be no Occasion to open the school, Efforts are now being madg to interest persons with children to move to the district. As a means of helping the cause \along W. Ww, Snoddy, one of the patrons of the district. !s offering a bonus of $106 and a baby buggy for the first child orn in, the district. 4 ARE YOU TIRE D, - DULL, LANGUID? ES your head ache, are you tired i are ae bad, is it | hard tion to do 4 . Pe nod a over 30 years 's bao has been the favorite tonic bic — of many thousands ee. it __ , effective and always uniform in quality. it will give nt te bodily vigor, quiet nerves, sou p and a keen appetite. . Your | 's Pepto form. 9 t . —. - ee ee me ee ee tr agg are always doing —This time we are giving ARSOLUTELY: PREM with ¢ 81 Down and St a Week and Iron home wth yew. nickol-plated, with asbestos and equipped whith higt-grade insulated and taped te assure | rest—thia rest never anything. Convenient size

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FRIDAY. RCH 30. 2923. —_—_—_————— charged with having bien automobile from to Topeka, having beer a Federal grand jury :> October. Prior to the , Magan had been 4a. er. rge Willis and othe, mals to be the “brains ’ of burglars, holdup me,, Dbiie thieves. He was ifcally with having robbery of e Cigs: *® City, Kan., In which taken. It was charge | om he had in hig en, Shed stores the Midwer: paid to guard Lit a ° RNITURE Factory Prices - Sale all This weelc ockalitfon and StCharles St. oie; xtra Sizes y FRIDAY. MARCH 20, 1928, — ee The City Circulation of the Daily foi adi DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the nd Siar and the Times Combined bv pecahenen 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 15 SS a ee a tee TT — ao _— —— ~~. ~ $enooL DISTRICT IN MISSOURI 2 DEAD, 3 INJURED IN BLAST IS WITHOUT ANY PUPILS Efforts Being Made to Get Families - tm lam ‘ate The re—Bonus« ’ ,r er r ’ r , , : , , ’ and a baby buggy for the fire: child Wert icke's 6-year-old daughter, is } reeport hospital with hoth legs — the district. i a : ri i broken and other ' juries ji Wer- ADVERTISEMENT nicke’s hired man, Howard Stahe- ow. if in a serious condition at the r) home of a relative, Wernicke went into the basement father, suffering 3 severe bur about the head =. irms Low sited “ant ern to adiust "DULL, LANGUID? 22 = ‘1 > y of an outside stairwa’ OES your head ache, are you tired bi + hye by way of ng as dane eat) when you get up, are your appe- | gown otter him to caution hu tite and digestion bad, is it _ saiihies pe 7 reg ol OM Tha ee on hard to arouse enough ambition to do au a pe 2: font yi! ier. 4 “ppt 7 ? . a - That's a eign of sluggish. impure | °*?!0t10n occurred. “They were Blox’. That's a warning to get a boti le Yof Gude’s Pepto-Mangan and purify your blood and build up new enerzy. For over 30 vears Gude's Pento- has been the favor: te tonic and walle of the+house outwar: b ennmcher of many thousands of "OO! was lifted high tn the al: Tt 18 pure, reliable ‘ eflective. crashed downward int the ' and always uniform in quality. it wil] #e¢. burying Mrs. Wernicke. | give you Hhodily vigor, quiet nerves, 274 daughter with !t sound sleep and a keen appetite. . : : Your st_ has Gude’s Pepto Polite Stranger Takes —_ Case Mangan, in iquid and tablet form. A polite stranger offered :o assist 1 awards- Miss Leonora Kriege of Gude's ville, Ill, with her guft case as she alighted from a train at the Wash ington avenue Gepot last night shea ’ to-Mangan he disappeared in the crowd Miss . Kriege told the police the grip con Tonic and Blood Fnricher tained music and clothing valued at ec to the stairway and had no diffi in getting out. It is supposed t the gas fumes were ignited by ! tern flames The blast burst EE! FREE! $5.50 Electric Iron BARNETI’S are always doing something new—something different ——This time we are giving one of these splendid Electric Lrons, ARSOLITELY FREE with every purchase of £17.50 or mere. Pas *i Dewn and St » Week and take the Jewelr>s. and the Electric Tren heme wtth you. These are American-made Wliectric trons. nickecl-piated, with aabestosn covered heater cord «ix feet in lemcth, and equipped with high-grade pinzs. All connections are thorough!» ineutated and taped te assure long wear. Note the pretented cool reat—this rest newer hbecemes het, therefore will moet burn or scorch anrthing. Convenient size and hand» w@cht. tually guaranteed. , DIAMONDS FOR EASTER $5.50 Electric Iron Free $17.50 to $50 apecial ELECTRIC |) 3" 22 blue-white Diamonds IRON ect Eun 18-k. white gold er 14-k. green - gold basket eettings fer mtn or women. Par 81 Down and 8! MEN’S WATCHES FOR EASTER $5.50 Electric Iron Free Paster epectale ito Elgin, I114e eta, / Waltham and §iam- iiten Watches,” tm fancy silver, gold er pinitn dials with green gold-filled fane s enaraved asses. Pay 81 low od £1 a Week. 14-K. WHITE GOLD WRIST WATCHES _ $5.50 Electric lron Free $1 DOWN “4a Ae idcal El:nster cart in one of theae exzauisite ltedies’ 14-k. white gold WHKIST WATCHES, tn rectangular, square, octagonal, tomneau Sandemany o@d «tyles to select from. Pay S1 Dlewn rund Sia Week. “Wear While You Pay, Is the Barnett Way” 808 PINE ST. Oar Leention Saves tou Meoncy—Compare Our Prices AX $1 WEEK $17.50 co $50 . GUARANTEED SERVICE AND SPECIAL VALUES| ee Aside from the wonderful savings of fully one- last-minute service. ‘You can come here tomo , * third offered on choice quality Easter Trow, select from this wonderful stock and feel confident that All Suits Bought Up to 6:30 P. M. Will Be Ready to Wear in Time for Easter, If Desired! , we have made elaborate preparations for i © oe >. .- ~ - es. mee .*, _ - ON COR Bg Fn? Store Open Satarday Until 6:30 P. M. SUIT WITH A NEW PAIR OF } Don’t throw away your old Suit. Bring it here—let us match it with a pair of trousers from our in nse stock of over 17.000 nair ber ang great price groups embracin A host f popular colors and fabric and aimost any pat tern you could desir Besides, you are certain of saving fully one-third a these prices WHY NOT DRESS UP LAST YEAR'S PANTS YOU CAN SHARE IN THESE EXTREME VALUES SATURDAY EASTER SUIT QUALITIES THAT SELL QUALITIES THAT SELL: QUALITIES THAT SELL ELSEWHERE AT $28.50 WEIL’S PRICE Y (NON \ RS BN mal TTT ELL CAL TITTLE TAL ULALATA CLLLUULULALCGI WE > Beautiful worsteds, tweeds. flannels and cassimeres in pencil stripe, check and novelty patterns—also solid col- ors. Sport and form-fitting models for men and young men—and a spe- cia] lot of youthful models in first long-pant style. Extra trousers to match many of these Suits at $4 addi- tional, if desired. ELSEWHERE AT $35 ELSEWHERE AT $45. WEIL’S PRICE WEIL’S PRICE ame TEN, “eee eel ~ c x aN > “OUELLETTE \U eogel OME ETE ize Pleat-back: sport models; belted Nom | Diamond cheeks, pin cheeks, folks; form-fitting styles and con- checks, pencil stripes, tweed "ieee servative effects. Pure wool whip-. diagonal stripes, herringbones— cords, cassimeres, (worsteds and the newest patterns in the most po tweeds in beautiful new Spring pst- lar fabrics, including pure-wook wo terns and colorings Come in all _ steds, tweeds, cassimeres and whi sizes, including stouts. cords. Very latest models. Extra trousers to match Extra trousers to match many of these Suits at $5 addi- of these Suits at $6 addi. tional, if desired. tional, if desired. MEN’S & YOUNG MEN'S | yYQUNG MEN’S GENUINE SATIN-LINED FINE $20 GABARDINE| EASTER RAINCOATS | . SUITS 16°12 All-wool tweeds in sport A wonderful value. Gen- models. excellent case! uine gabardine in tan | meres in novelty pat shades. Full belted mod- vers, mapas regen? ‘ ed backs. Yoke and and dark shades. Well sleeve linings .of fine | tailored and perfect fit 4 satin. All bear registered | ting. ‘Sizes from 33 to ‘Oravenette’’ labe! 44 chest. In Our Mener-Savring Sires 34 to 44 chest. Basement. Young Men's All-Wool | MEN’S & YOUNG 1 i Norfolk PURE WOR TWEED | WHIPCORD SUITS | RAINCOATS 1D Good woolen fweeds in| Connie worsted whi the popular oe poenaen cord of the better sori models with box pleat Newent’ ‘aades of fronts and backs and fn!l / | a Kile Well tailored. Sizes aad tomy pereane ors" : , fy els. All have for young men and for] and yoke and youths wearing their ry of 1 oe r first long trousers. avenette ’’ Im Our Money-saving | Also superior “Gilet Basement | gabardines. ai Tye Aan. aint ee ee a ee eed MOTHERS! COME HERE TOMORROW AND SAVE FULLY ONE-THIRD ON 95 BOYS’ $10.50 BOYS’ $15 TWO-PANT SUITS TWO-PANT SUITS TWO-PANT ag BOYS’ $21.50 \eloure caenim-+ a. : Mite ind wii . Gaids and gray checks, 6 te 14 years, s - BOYS’ ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE SUITS | rere 47-woo! $4 95 war: serge mm OGe $1.69 Juventie pas 6 VWaeh Buite 89c |. Ferge Knickers Ay —— |) . Bore’ FINEST QUALITY ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE SUITS... CLOTHING COMPANY =f 2-2-5753 ‘12; “i 9. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV.

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am "ay" ty _ _ The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH —_— tet Press. ing been Chief Justice of the Su- IN, March 30-—-Com-)| preme Court of his State befote en- named yestertay to tering Congress, t the two houses of Con- Alabama has arranged for the body at the funeral of the tate Rop- tstive Tyson of Alabama, who lam «Tuesday at Rochester to lie in state In the capital at Mont- gomery. The funeral wtill be at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon. inds New Way o Put On Weight “For The Firm Flesh of a Well-Built Body ‘and The “Stay-There” Strength of E ‘An Athlete—Take TIN’S VITAMON TABLETS Recommended By Physicians + &u "'y have tried ont tour VITAMON Tab with great suc end must sa) ere absolute!) ml. You see | am in the ring for ‘Ming and must make weight st certain and to order ‘ge do se I must go in . But I bave a new weight, ur tab- whi de 60 good for a per- “I Gained Eight Pounds in Two Weeks” 's a ¢on- tie gained eight pounds in two weeks, which is much better than ‘@e much training to keep f°. (Name on file * G@arprising as are the results reported above, thousands of men and eve here are obtaining equally wonderful benefits from the uso STIN’S VITAMON TARLETS tacreasing the fiouriehing | of what ° eat anal ting asa et jioner of the whole system, MASTIN S VITAMON TABLETS anes yu on firm fiesh and build up renewed energy: aA remark- weehort space of time. Tf vou have lost weight. energy and ambition ; | are nervous, haggard an’! down, vou owe it to vourseif to start todav to take MASTIN’S TTAMON TABLETS and watch the surprising improvement that mav lace in vour weight, strength and appearance. once vou get into tT erstem the muagie, bone and blood building elements supplied in tiny tablets. Beware of imitations, cheap substitutes and so-called ‘‘yeast-vitamine ray to make > > id , vy FR . . ower h sickness, worry and overwork, if vo MASTIN'S VITAMON TABLETS are fully guaranteed. Re- ber, you must say MASTIN'S to cet the Genuine and Original VIT- TABLETS. At all good druggists. ; Ps, Da > * “ . >- = — a ‘ ‘ » =) = . 4 P — — are beautiful stripes and check ; | pe na cnecKks. « ”s ” “ “A + i ~~ r - ‘ , — * — _— —.- re _—— > —— __— _—— > be =a, > — _ ————e eee ee = , == F = te —— = —— +s a ‘y — = pt ~ cs. - , . - a ae gl ’ s bg a oC a ¥ Ae er og {ve % . a - -) =. SAY, aoe By -iadl or _notes held bv ’ . VAN RAALTE SAYS - OWEHIM $273,000 Denies He Charged Excessive Interest on Loans and Con- tends He Bought Custom- er’s Paper of Firm. Simon Van Raalte of 36 Washing- real estate operator and n terrace financier, testified yesterday before Referee 'n Bankruptcy Coles con- cerning his transactions in the last five witb the Harris & Kober Dia } . ne a } ea centiv f w a es said to he ; - \ he $ ° ‘ Van Raalte said Harris & Kober owed approx ate $273,000 lenied a e ever had charged in terest on loans_in excess of the ier rate. and said the Harris & Kobe cust ers t e ? his posses slo was rT ase o ig’ ata Ate, , eek per a’ A ear ~¢ n ; 1D : Ss \ ‘ e a »¥ ——— — a ———————————___ —4 lent on a note, the borrower !s re- that hé already had too much of it; , interest had not been exceeded. He Frankel are restrained from dispos- | ex ~ a oe sponsible for the face value in case that Harris pressed nim, and that’ said that Harris & Kober had “kit- ing of Harris & Kober collateral tn oe xt of protest, but where a note is pu he told Harrie if he must take the i” about a dozen cheeks with Van their possession a chased outright the purchaser as- paper he would have to make some’ Ppaaite z umes afl responsibility money on the transaction. Then he . oe . turned to his bookkeeper. } ata | Federal Judge Faris yesterday = hat Then He Admits Transaetion. ‘trnea.to Mis bookkeeper, HS sai ssienieiellbieod pee vie Referee Poles took and |! and told him to calculate 10 per S*anted temporary orders to the re- 5 y ~e.er oies too A na .n , ' ; ? ° oe 2 “salle ny cent on a previous loan and add it ceiver tw which Van Raalte, Jacod oh examination :; pol id om the aoe aan x “24 r . me Raalte wunhesitatingly admitted the , haart st of making this one. The IP. Cohen, Daniel R. Cohen and leo s n-ne rears as $379.71 represents this additiona! Kober. and that Harris & Kober Radlte’s transactions were not al! LOSE IT @€ ins purehases, ag he claimed, Levinson : > ae sent him a check to protect him. All this after failing to remember this 4 moment before in response to Levin scn'’s questions Hie later explained to Levinson that he . had forgofte about Another note of the same Chicago concern that had been hypothecated with Van Raalte and had gone to produced twe notes of $800 each : v hich had been taken up before nia- turity and on whieh interest had been rebated, and asked Van Raal:» how ab@ut that? Van Raalte gaid the notes were purchased outright at the usual 4‘s- but that Harrils & Kober “een © ct M4 La key TODAY— relief FIND IT. TOMORROW! Even MONEY lost on for - TL. AM PICO ing Piano do— se‘el-. Ons minute—and the pain of that i's ends! That's what Dr. Sche y. They remove the protest was shown him, but he sould had bought them back, substituting the streets may be F Reproducing tion-pressure, and heal the irritation, ‘ in . a - — = P ~ y** 4 , . . ae ; 7 ; not remember anvthinyg of the trans-.other notes RECOVERED through tl the - 3 you avord infection from cutting your ction. } I : orns [ing Corrosive aci o, action, he said Other Transactions Aired. ADVERTISING for it sisnaties Watetaeesl "Shenk ian Themy Ther , ra neaction e Teh . ” . ete wh corma, - nere was a ge gage © Other transactions, tn which Tan in the LOST and — oa Get o bes today ag ee " } farris & Kobe ; ie : . druggis sice a _ — i - - f Raaite req itred deposits on notree ef f FOUND columns of the Py , ’ _ a a - .* . Z . ae . Ros 2, 3 —T . a . site -— i? a2@e@ cn a #! + 0 gectire * n Post-Dispatch. i. of aes _ . 2na of Harris & Kober we-w Bros Ir Scholl: = a : ~ - > 5 au Qyens $14.8 e » One of these was on Ja~ Why; Because Rearly ° e s ‘a re aaa Ra $0 last, when Van Raalte bought a sverybody hereabouts is ino-pads a e 2 e ° siraig . ‘Oliatera nore far $°0 ‘ HONE6§ T—and READS > Uede ia the I ot of The “ cer ecoul 879.71 8 See. Veet at. 6 che : ft. Co.. maker: of Dr. Schall Fam a lie wae f 4 a 7 ¢*> a , ; acre + ‘ _ ’ . . , aries ‘ Kre S. eecre — a} sce the Post-Dispatch want pages " : ac tng iega ate ener: - business openings. oe eh ie: ibe ‘ BA xf nm ? es " ny i ee . She = Saas ; SS Pig hs io eer ~ * 3 aed ’ — tae 6 uk ) & Pa Se ~ : _* => + i ne ~ 4 ' _ 4s “ 5: ; . * é + > rt ae . *. . % i . * . . . : ot 8 r = “ ; : = | . ‘ ; > © ° a ?” $ 4 we . * : _ ce G - - a 3 : s ~ a 7 ‘ : * , no : 4 — ; ¥*% > ; ° —— « , ~~ ; ‘ 8 ~*~ : ? “al » ' 4 . ' ; F : ’ % 9 «e > , ; ; , : ai * 4 ~ «t-" ~ - a ——— Zi- A ~~ ot ~ A a Ra : ; Neri sey; . ; , 3 2 , ts. > a“ Sp iNG You can have these : : ~ - . F ; foe Fine (lothes for Easter Wear § . 2 a ¥™ :

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: = fi re %, ee oe: on ‘ ] - : ¢ wy , > i SAY, ae wm “i 7 a . a > , > 4 a 4 FRIDAY. . r : of the Da 1. | . Lore. a NCEE GO..2088. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that he Daily Star and the Times Combined | bv Approximately. 40.000. _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 47 eee . ee ———= a a a ? —— — - a _ . ee ER 1 We { |} nold and Stanley Wallach Prof./ utes being the total time allowance ft ‘ Is2zac cece See pr esi ded nf each cof the v s#1710rTra, Venn eee ~ . a . “fs Vennum’'s is ea , ..* . ™ : a : se ; ' . ‘ _* 2 - eee OMe bGenn x when he / ié Ins } if oj] \A AST rton l unionism 7 he 4 ~-hour da’ i ‘ machned a a ama. c a - in | "1 : ) ' United States Sieel Corporation wes asked the audience to take thé pic- = in JISCUSS|: 1} ' j lrade a is » ©OF trasted ‘vw th the BR .hig ’ ’ r¢ ‘ 4 la tia ul C ism painted ins : i. : | Nonism, _ forced Where unions have oee. s advocates and pat acro SX, zi P Alle to conire! ‘ie situatior ’ ~ inmir¢ . the ww ’ q ‘lier! Jilin .* m ae The acid test avas applied to the @US UNnionism, even the desire { some points well, but his - epeec »? « . tn ste . om | 422 N.62 St. | APRIL om ‘ rr . ; ; : - : ' TT) »% ~ lan . ae 7 » . c : fairness of the audience at the Yale. ne employers to treat thelr e was marred | ep ane ‘ , . "min » . le ~ 2) dire . ¢ ’ hee ; . : r . Ployves fa ry _. naval ne Ss)! e rebutta wae too iargei' A read ; Na . : ‘| ‘i i (32 7.) . \' oo. ese ‘ . 2 _ _ OTN petio: wt) force thesse ©! ‘ - ’ #) meni.s f¢« > nt morial Chape! ias: ; , p! of the argu aatve; ias ere ae vheyr 4 ers ([O pay the same iow wages a ] _ if , ahens 4 | » of the af maintain the same workir condi- — doe mln of 7 ee a oe ee ced oe cee ee, | EASTER £0 STR Seretcceetts SEE ccc, ANNE sempaihizers @f conscientious employers The SUNDAY, DESPITE PROTEST er heal the irritation. Thus a Vashingto: . niversits oat “T - ai 2 ction from cutting our Tr here: ¢ es =? 9 steamy | th ra . = , ' _s corrosiye ac. ide. argon " , 3 . AA ASI ES >. — iO] men ] ‘7 it mat ed ther: Park Commissioner Pane —ee It oof. Sores for corns, cal- e . fe? Alters rained ‘ e deris 7 by n With acte « f violence acai’ st . Too Latc t© ‘ hange Gift Pro- Ry th “4 today at your Vote of 246 to 217 The total of 463 | Vnmions grams (7 Parks. té wotes cast rs . Seriles ess (na one The negative speakers are ued that I striput ot is 00 canady beas- is . : ; marks ’ . « r «ah : . : oe « - a. : ’ half the audi« o ww Cn filled 1@ Mnprovement of abo : ‘ On. , ter $. ia io ; , : - : Scholl's ‘a the chapel. was i largest ever tions, and ithe advancement of civ-| playgrounds will be held at 9 0° aitending an interscholasti« event ilizatior ‘wer caused by) other Sunday morning as eo . » ’ -pads : e the p there. forces than that of trade unionism. | planned, despi' a) a) SISERTG ee aResEeeecsasseas: in vaiue—No other shoe is sold on such a close margin of profit. Between our gigantic outlet and rapid turnover, we are able. to produce these unparalleled The subject as stated was “Re- Domestic servants, it was argued — solved, that trade unionism is essen- without having a union. have ad who contende form of cers ~the pain is gone! * woe word essential” tone on in- chanics. It ‘abe de aoe j that sini children late Sunday schoo 4 Cispensabie The newativ: speakers have opposed the ntroduction of side placing the an imft — tried to hold their opponents to this labor-saving machine: The antag ime of mind for prayer! 5% , or monty te loan— strict interpretation, but most of the onism between union labor and un It ja impossible to change the disa- a a ; patch ae | Cog for >» .& Ciscussion was aimed at showing organized workers was also dwelt tributior » Saturday afternoon, a A ied ; se. mf : bs merely that labor unions, as they upon, and the speakers irged that e religious organizations reques' i now erist tn the L'nited Statee and the strike was the chief we apron of ed AS gements could not | Gaul iful Diamond with occasional reference to England unionism. ard that lawless violence omlpeted by that time, Park ‘ . : were b@neficial, or that they were Was indispensable in the conduct of missioner Pape and Miss Sarah Wo.f | 7 Ty harmful. the wonderful mountings in which these . i 14 3 gems are set—the latest designs in all 18-k. it white gold and combinations of green and white gold. This selection is far greater, I believe, than any other = store in St. Louis can show you—especially at this ; . ‘) Bee price. Now think of the ridiculously low terms— : : $1.00 puts one of these Rings on your finger, and then H+ just $1.00 a week thereafter. nes at tale Bag Fy - +44 from me. . 220 N. Gth St. i $ | .00 r 3 | | | A Whirlwind Success In Other Cities | 23 DOWR e HENRY CLAY has come to town—the shoe that has jun nped by leaps and bounds > in popularity with men in every city where Henry Clays are sold, on account of af ite matchless style, quality and value. By tomorrow night thousands of men in . this city will be talking about this triumph of shoe perfection and telling others ice about it. : You have never seen such perfect examples of shoe craftsmanship at anything like “4 t NRY Cl LAY You will marve! how we can possibly sel! rat , the price of the HE. = q I such a remarkably fine shoe for only $3.50. No other shoe even approaches it ie I want every ‘one of you Lady Folks in St. Louis to own one of these a beautiful Wrist Watches! Now don’t confuse these with a great many , ‘ W ond 1 Shoe Tomorrow. Free Souvenirs to ev visitor. at _ values. See this onderiu a 3 =s= shown around town at a lesser mg This is the dainty type and of a : s . =e beautiful design. Each one is a LL 15-JEWEL. Bear in mind, they »s | | HE. Cla Shoe St DOWN are 14-K. SOLID GOLD, WHITE roi You can yreer one of A . ‘ , oe ores these right out of my store tomorrow with $1.00 down and $1.00 a week. F. : z S ° L) y AND J aWATCHES SS a? ‘DIAMONDS, 2 | | v yt ST. LOUIS STORE: + . 3 Ly 9 e 4 DETROIT, MICH... 2 STORES ORANGE. WN. J SOUTH BETHLEHEM. PA. > DALLAS, TEX OPPOSITE COlUMBIA THEATRE | 220 N. 6th St. : 4 os =“ : A WEEK TORES PERTH AMBOY. N. J. SAVANNAH. GA ; 7 oe espe $s PATERSON. N. ‘ PITTSBURG, | TAEDO o J . SOKEN. N. J HILA. PA. 6 T tT - . ROOKLY Y. B+ READING. PA TRENTON, N. 3 SEN. 4. ; ' RICHMOND. VA. TAMPA. FLA + OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 7:30 . M. : : Tit : ROCHESTER, N. Y YOUNGSTOWN. 0 | | SPRINGFIE 3. YBOR CITY. FLA. " ™ 1 WILMINGTON, DEL. > a , ; a G ' , “ ee: se és a Pe Sok : ig. ee - « 5 ee "4 fw . : ee “ae Ci : ‘ : . » tae on Agel 4 - " ' nett *

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18 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH on i008 " : —— © , — — . —— enemas mes : im wanoesT, phan, educated in night school. be- | School Patrons’ Association. Recent-/ Louis Chiropractic College. Educat- erhood of Maintenance of Way Em- er of St. Louis County. He entereg “3 $6, toss. came a printer, and came to St.Louis! ly appointed by Mayor Kiel te fill va-| ed in lic grade schools and in ployes and Railway Shop Laborers. > , , ~ i he *’ Sas ~ " nm ’ 2 a ea . 7 : - - 7 ‘ ase rears ago, Since, at various times, cancy until election indorsed by preparatory department of St. Louts Indorsed Dy American iaodor “ary. there , esterday Vre. Eggers stated + - ,* ** HEM W capacity - was dean of the lL niverst- in PeRSRG restaurant and life in- Nonpartisan Schoo! Board Campaign University ome r they had seperated W ednesday °: s - a : . “ Ty e . ™ Fa S na Stamped a os : Mart rT Manu fact 4 4 Lo ’ — . -_—-" . ] - a , tin Ra ‘hel =f) Mf Lt = * GET MARRI D, 7 *¥ : Envelope. of! i. A (“it ” Ptar ye “TT? 'Y) es or Ind: ees } bys as . -. : Spea AC! 4 ‘ war - © i ent ' > the Boatmen ~ Ban For- MI : . . x ° ichael L— . Pitas ORLAN ‘ af © a Ma: - 36..." ox Golfers ard tennis Pp ayers be : . : . 4 . 1 ra er P= ¢ = an’ QO tense - ’ i ~“h ’ ‘he oes . = + =.” ae erm a ~ = ‘ - wo - - 4 a : . = nO e _ C 'Nonpartisan Schoo! Board Campaign e Bates School Patrons’ AS-| mer head assistant to principal of ~~ C™2*!). in a St West™,>- yrs. Mary Jane Eggers. in Petition Brigadier-General W. V. Judsem g5. sire to use the acce > ~~ +s . 7 > = ’ Fed 7 “— - - ~ > - Or - . - > = o> ~ he te " a : : Committee ema Franz Sigel School. One of the or-| “** Pi@Ce- ‘Widow of the ferme! Filed at Clayton, Charges Hus etired. of ‘ azo. died yettergey public parke may a ae ms aks eS ee J ‘ ' ; pare 8% Albert Daniel, 42 Labad' Te- 4 : ~ — — »president of the Ric i! 0 “1 te at hotel 1 ‘interar] o - y aD oF per Joseph EF. Woracek. : an aoe . ‘ — © ganizers of the Grade School Teach-/ * Rice Sux Dry Goods bamd With “Intolerable . . hotel In Winterark, near this 4 oy mall, Park c nd nue, motorman. Educated in §&t r lation fter 31 + ,¢ “0., Who at one time served as & I ities.” ity, of heart disease 3 _ commissioner Pag ers Association After 31 years of ndignities. hi: announced yesterday Anon dent (entral Trades and Iabor Un- ~ nan a ti ihe pa ated in tt - 7 , ec : —_——- | AT rican Laoor rty. ae es ne a mt UCcat in Tne PwAric scnoo.lle oO. in- . s . — | — ‘ _ - ule 4 smiss May 10. 192) c r id. yesterday filed suit at Clayton . ban : , 4 ~ recruits to : ese web de we eee : ~ e envelope to Room 191. Mantfemne _ of army and na recruits % - ' . . ss6 - . 4 4 . 7 T? rr ca . x VT - h rr al vt nr hog : rested tn | Partisan Commuttee AW ill Head Ballot 7 -hes an? thea service for whitch Newstea : a 31é chit oD actor: for- develonved a controversy with 34 J ea 2 \Ie | ber of ednesday an optician , ° - a j . Hienderson ave- F yon are inte . “ . permits tf . ° = ? merl; moider ducated in public! ~~ , , ~lub ewish Counc!! f ro n on 4 ‘ 7 . a. . Th they = , ee hrt Johnson, then a 2 Council of Women, nue. Clayton, on the ground of “tn- the Tinest location fier * ¥ The Park heaters Wember at Liberty, Mo. Served boulevard, manager women's depart- ~* Associated Pree z i a * igei . vs Siz Members to Be Elected at Municipal Elec- piace. tether buver. Former presi- TES. | eter tk eaped . | ¢ the | r P a ; ours public schools. Indorsed BY | service in the schools, Miss Hesse was, ™®™5*r of the board. She was ed- Mrs. Mary Jane Exgers. 23 years ar: mMUSt send & stamped and adé P - 4 . . i ny r Next Tuesday—Group Indorsed by Non- ton: aided in war period in assign-'American aber party, , 7 mente agg Pg oe 3 ore, 2907 North | .¢ wn} aio sais = , cinnatl, and has resided in St. Louis . iwor T B Re tonne 907A of unbecoming conduct. This charge peathtenpees a wane divorce Russell T. Eggers, 26, he. | Courts Buflding. = ‘ attarsntaerliw Are 4 . : were pe ariy fitte I toenail. t asco 0 6a4n r : : Ww o- rt -~ ” T : | ] ee . - a al a ; . >>. Nonpartisan School Board ; oy American La-: memt rt Board. tn his candi-|.- ‘5 and Board of Religious .., erable indignities rour home. read ¢i Mie ry od | nn ‘ 3 e-e) ‘ A 47 74° ni , Was one of the found- hie fathe He Carte 6$35 . - nme. read the ad- oom ounc a “splay ef flowers a! th la re-election tn Apri 1921 i Sept Car ane Hier father ienry Carter $35 he ay ' . ' : vertisement of b Sir Forest Park greenhouses Paste: . Aarsed hs . ~ * _ at the Board of Mer here mn? thea fz a? , o,? Educa- i"an nater i“ are re 't* ee > ; cea memopers a. an é , : ; : ‘us , . A. Hoehn,. 3439 Tennessee ave- Fd ) te. or tndtctdualiv ad mever. °473 De Tor- le that Miss Hesse had Pershin avenue. president « the ae tien will be elected for full 6 tion must be voted fi -ndividualls Arthur A. Blu , of St. Louis Labor. So - 7 ; « . af an executive ‘ . ; al * anks ess: day. , r [ i rust , na moaer DO Lat ‘ea ryterms, one for a . _ ear ter rT ? : Ty a ~ " e . . Dk | vy a rn @ + r) ’ \e ; s ’ ee ree ‘ern r ; T i , iu ‘ ot ~~" : ve a ~ sins “ as s. Ouls pu - we , : . : Was co! with a! ie a nautlitie | - : 3 livoree by hie second : ‘ ; ce! After EA gal Pi ae —~“. conciliation later was effected and a : ; : : a f ll-term positions, four for the in ’ the candidates for, went into |] : business, succeed- Kelly Sa - laviNyg irculated the report, a ie r ache “a Fe ye ma cl Bs suit dropped in Sundar 5 Post-Dis- mt * * : 4 le! ames Gay Butter BP Bis Meade ine gS i. said th ha i it “ ee ~— ype es I ne petition Mrs _feers x patch, Rea! Estate See- ea as Ss } o . » . : — . ™ ie -*= . ‘ term and three forthe 2-year th ra of ce e y vote ~ iG tlermaker Educated in St ; everal rears ir ire: ' » a - mo > - .* ‘ " - > : = “ . ~* a ‘ “? > - r + . hil ‘rr ae . ’ Tor : x! - . ao fr : : rar d -? iT] . ,i- hile mthran «* a2 jit« a fe . : x , : es ; } : eo " ; 2 : n candidates were not selected dates. o than one candidate| head. Member Wyman School Pa-i3;., *« ‘tent..) o. *y | appeal was taken to the board, and} * 7°76 ' eves 0 org .» . ‘ ; - : . | née et J - w@ met ET : Tm rie . fe er mat tit 1006 Olive St. , a : and puddin }, are washed, in- “acts about : andidate w-! Ar C 33 rs; trustee St ioe cai Ss erected sne wiiroe tne saree, omecengt SPIE ERE ee gr a , ray arte ne had “om Bet. 10th 3 and packed, organization has : ss — > thie eine tn a4 ely ated nie 2 a ) , jor has openly put forward, . m ae : ' > oo _— ; arid ect, OEE 3 ; ie , . , amd iith : . _ . e i I R vi LR TERM. avenue ac -arman 71} | : = ‘ : ' ; th as ic or rs . Kia : In ; Sts % lizer, in nerr, clean Ca rfones. ndidate or any group of candi- mes will rin 1 t headed!ed to b term (One to Be Elected) : stag SOR é , 4 n Se yo vs occa whe were 408-|-" my. gunseshane: Giemmibeat, 4550 |" ee ee a ee pag 3 tiem: le eee : a | Sum-Maid Raisins should cost No Voting by Group... PULL TERMS a Petia Ft » & Lo ‘5 years ndorsed mert- . ' \SS rgers i been wor : ) ts | you ne more then the following (Pour to Be Plected ' 7 = mia ei ’ ; . Robert H. Ballman. Carnpa gn ("” nm? ; ; 7 y | a. | ’ : » a £ ’ 3 i 7 : @? -_ : : : - - iat or (% a = ; - ates. primary of Mar ales for the heard chose” L»der the pr Voters, } r . : ‘ . . : ae : La pa " “4a7 , 7 ; " ’ ‘pe f , 4 : es n ' 4 Hi . , all marines Gui ,i.@u na alll - : eo ie. 4 scholime ver, n, Fuchs Lan orf and Patrons’ Asso: t : for the 4-year term, Fah- Nonpartisan Scho! ard Cam-ieducated in German Protestant Or- . and fer the 2-year terms, paign Committee iphans Home, St. Louis Countr: came Michael. These candidates Dr. Walter H. Fucha, $°02 Lafay- to St. Louis when 16. attended night precedence on the ballot, as ette avenue. phrsician Has prac-/ school and business college. In bus!- rere the first to file. ticed here more than 3° years. For-/ ness since 1835 Former vresident Apether group of six has the tn- mer member Board of Heah. sow: Sherman School Patrons’ Associa- * of the American Labor member of City Plan Commission: ‘tion: candidate for board two vears This group ie. for full term, director Missour! Social Hrgiere As- |aro Delmore,. Hoehn ard Kelly: eociation Indorsed br St. Louis Ben Weidle. 3817 Cottace avenne for e 4-year term. Schields, and Wedica! Society. and br Nonpartisan 'erand secretary fer Miseourt TAs for 2-year ferm. Fagin School Roard Campaign Committee | pend rder O44 Fellowes BOYD’S SUBWAY STOR Dependable Merchandijse—Sub-Normal Prces—Always 'y Sells for Cash Only No Subway Delweries rout, ~GENUINE Ba) Tis Lee BRO 0. igs DIAM B| WATCHE —_— —— — ae oe - = 314.N. Sixth St. —- i > p ESF + -® LLFveund - ce LS a i) : , - « h st oe eee xt Shoe Special $550 * $6.00 and $6.50 Values ° ’ ) : . , - .. . a . af : ‘ “< ortet at »# al wit thy Up-to-the-minute styles—lony lasting real : . co will taal” . | mies, harmoniously with the spa: reduces 2 resitit chat in sismgts er ET Re | liam ‘ 2 fascinating—the fier f tui = _ oe By ail menue wud | Y314N.S + rm ee (Ze CL GORGEOUS! diamond will e«athrall ea Roe? me - a = I S 1 — c170c.. | | aoe . tien eather materials—complete ines—all sizes—an Only $1 a Week Only $1 a Week Diamond Ring ‘amazing bargain at $5.50. i. Ai ROE aan Range ° perfect - it enmord 18 Se war OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P.M. “am —hCUvVRESSS GENTLEMEN’S a rm \yAl iss $75 A@justed 17 Kuby and TT ee SPR eens Br eee AY Mg _ ELGIN & ILLINOIS /fhi//ige i! : 4 a aowueh eae WATCHES = “See ee a Bl conteiinon aire WRIST WATCH ‘33 feature aftr - th St Special Service Request You save from 50c to $1.00 on every pair of subwa shoes— te maintain such a low price selling expense must be reduced te & minimum. By unlacing and lac your own shoes when the subway shoe section is busy you can help us to continue to make the subway shoe section the outstanding place im St. Loyis to pur- chase dependable quality Shoes at a minimum price. ix * ie Po gelipe 314 N.S RMA ee che ee i ee ee ee Featured is an Faster “perma! ~~ oF our vmequall eed lowe price of 0neen ‘’ VEAR tt ARANTE ED ‘4°Es i? er i «<zoe— piaia polished or artistic- iemee te tie peg fur sw Ari size and hase the ‘ elevrated ISJEWEL PERLA WOVEWENT—<OLID (im es Cepers NHNITEF cGoLp & wenderful pre-Easter special. ‘*JUST BRING AN HONEST FACE” om Za) a oe ee ee “4/7 : af rT CHARMING! Here's «a dlamend af *Urpaseing el«- sanre-a gem se magnificent *hat vou will be anable te resiat Boyd-Richardson [SIE SFr are et Sixth | lai = ESTASLTSHED 7898 — Opposite Famous & Gare -- l LF te na mn ~- ——— ee - SS 7 . &

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. a s? ee th, kee eaO AY. : CH 30, 1928. - _ MARCH #6. i908 The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ¥, : iz County. He enterea ot fi a : atin ee e in the Circuit Court ‘ ie = : Eee Mes Kewersatatea UY PERMITS CAN BE GOT BY MAIL HARDING TO NAMEN, M. DAWES PLANS ON MEXICAN DEBT Py +) Agecociatead Trees Ohe ar Aministration which, it ‘s . 8 f: by mail, Park Commia«« »« > = byt ant ten heg' Anrt! 2 hs Pregon acar%m ‘ y vesioner Pape AUGUSTIE NE Fie. sare af debt, expected —_ . lesid, they understood would be he le disease : ET el pe and arent , r - 7 * on . = NAAN Inter > 7 , | ' Ne envelope to Room 803, Muntctnel it be ” orn that upe return: ng to 0 interest cue on that date spent was ft, SS . Courts Bullding. eyed: $2 a are interested in _€§ The iceabee cre eles ; Dawes of Chicago, a banker an4 tee of arranging the Getaiia of the able. ’ . ' brother of Charles G. Dawes, for- finest location for The Park Department also an- hee ie ~ B oes 5 be . : mer Director of the Bud » 4 , bme, read the ad- nounced a display of flowers st tha GComnirniler of the C ‘isos ment t of ; -orest Tark gBreenhouses Faster *# Are Better Raisins | °--. ' The prospective appointes ie Ae- Insist on Sun-Maid Raisins, scribed asa man well fitted to take ay a the kind you know are good, at sarge of the Comptroller's offic all first-class stores. having had extensive banking expe- | Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins (in rience. He is a member of the Ex- You Will ty New BPH blue patkaces—fine for cakes ecutive Committee of the Commer | BASFBAI L GLOVES and puddings), are washed, cial Trust Co. of Chicago, @ cirector | seeded, sterilized and acked, of the Drovers’ National Bank of | while still hot from ds steri- Chicago, and has other banking cor- A Saturday Special will be “§ .00 Professional Moées) octle4 érab lizer, in nevr, clean cartons. nections ; Sun- Maid Raisins should cost The President early in February horgehide giovea, full-leather tined. " ie , = = 7 ° mee + ™ vu you no more then the following nominated James G. McNary of Ne Mexico to be Comptrolier. The Ser BIG BOYS’ GLOVE— prices: pip oo Spe pesibaney Seeded (in 15 of. blue pkos.)~—2Oe pa os etapa litle a ee ] 00 Seedieas % ' : ; 4 . T . re ae) . 7 eenDp por ke RATTROAYT EPTCTAT. . o e PG Oe matte and that they are “States al the Washington he would appoint Tierry wii) be delayed because of difficul- | firrnation o SP 5 ee 8 rere, AG pe OL eee a ~see os Ask your dealer for them. OFFICIAL LEAGUE BASEBALLS A - h ‘ ro M . - . ‘ : ren regular $2.99 Value S I 55 se (“ouzens rio j lec the leh, it KFnecia SATCRDAY hs : e o o t r ‘ir % err lt en oe cormmittee against the Southwestern banker. McNary then informed ths President that in view of the faflure a Se a of his nomination he would not ac- ‘cent a recess apnoinitmen?t S] Take Elevator or Walk Up 7 S I Val OF ‘: € 1 Flight and Save Money og wd wren 4, 45 Second Floor Carleton Building CO. BROS. iese nm . ° : a : + 1aSe 508 N. Sixth St., Near Olive ) . \ flexible shank Shoe of black horechide; reinforced, forged spikes. Strongly made and a well-fitting Shoe. Tae v —> S ies Ta tM oeeenonene I IT’S EASY Sioa Wig al | TO BUY AT PAYMENT — fa éé aM : Oa G 6 79 WAAAA AL / / 2 U}XIS'N _ Es Pyorrhea Attacks FOUR i Our Liberal Credit Plan solves you: + Faster clothes problem. Come to Out of Kl V E ‘‘King’s —select the finest clothes pay a small amount down and take them with you. Pay balance to suit your convenience. No red tape. No delay. You? credit is good. Come in and open an account today. Thousands of best dressed people owe their good appearance to King’s Easy Credit Terms! er tl eee on ee eee | | Te ah Pee 4 ‘Charlotte’ ’ =* ; t \ * ' . ™ 9 a» ” aniverer, Diamond Ring : a _—_— G2 s handsome . ; 8 , it ' CA WRA ., Diamond, | ay 4 : The very latest. up-to-the-minute style: In every wa | ; an : i = “' * : * :w \ / f “ . 4 é . ’ ~~ ' | a ae . f shade and color. Diamond yr — et ' , ’ : . dre + bo : - . = ~ - i . e 14 — . NORE Wedding i —_— “ ' \ , ’ ' Ww) om: ' , ; , , bY ly ay wr Ning A\ te > : b uy pa! en . tn . \ fou ca bu ere o7 é : . ~ ’ . . - vee . . . »- i. | : " ei ¢ . a, 5 _« . “ . - , ro . . ad a ’ ‘ lo * - \ 4 , ’ : Novich Anal s20 sso || " ti ZA R ESSES. . iif : Ps 4 s: no ‘ TERMS , Week ee Phere is no ines aa id “HM iag se for § very newent th EASY CREDIT ER in Presse« $1.00. or 200 a week 1S / . ’ His ux eves som Four choice _ the mewreat erepe.csilk awd cloth Tiressea. ¢ rim- med in the newest atrles. Buy oa liress for taste r—pay ae tou nenr. ter the staonning. beawutifal new “Spring “‘olts,. twee and three piece Sutte in inteet : materinai« Weer the Sait —— now. por after Pt eater Buy Your Easter Suit at “KING’S’ REAL Men's Department. featuring Clothes for rea! met You will find tust the Srnit that you desfre at a price you will be wil! gtopery. Hundreds of patteris to choose from Zz en Ss am hin * Look to your teeth, ior thev are price- » 1 “i 77 . , ’ . less Be CeDpeci aiiv « areéivu when VOur ~~ 44 a NNS ° iA ‘>> >> >>>} OOO fF, 7 J) © '?. & a) ra ae a - rs > S “ Kee x >>>). Sy gums bleed, for Pyorrhea, destroyer of teeth and health, is on the war »» ' Af 7 an Four persons out o! every five past ty, and thousands vounger, are Black Onyx The ‘‘Venetian for and enerng 1a UNE : Diamond Ring subject to it. The odds are neavy Jf AK ‘*'Governor " a Diamond Ring DIAMOND-SET RING Solid 18-k. White Gold Eee Bee-whia. against you. rw 18 } er ~~ — ~*~ . ~~ s WI ? ‘5 Sy »> >yS> - , 4 SD SP)*>P PAD DD) PE DPLD > BORD a4 7 “_% A 4 Kiget Stalag i*- * perfect-cut 3 emert peesifuily carved aes - - en aie : — , ’ e a | | © and pioresd screli design. . 3 Ja White Goid tor First, go to your dentist for tooth Th te Geld The 7 re c . an’ e? r - je Bella Green Gold, wh te, perfect im cu ge@reen Coit and gum inspection. Then; brush “ng moe $75" ¢37.50 $37.50 your teeth with Forhan’s For the $2.00 a Week CREDIT TERMS $1.00 a Weel Gums. If used consistently and used » oe yay othe a gs 1) $1.00 or $2.00 in time, this dentifrice will prevent » hone . ; $1.00 $50 and $7 ‘JAZZ’ a Week Pays AN IDEAL EASTER OR 12 Size Engraved Watch Pvorrhea or check its progress. ry. tps, S&B : for One! , CONFIRMATION GIFT = 17-Jewel Elgin Be hee JRSALI TW BAZSZBz SUITS Boys’ 2- |GABARDINES ee Forhan’s For the Gums is the for ) , » RRR AGG Tee ee Sen ereey ee Ge eee mula of R_J. Forhan,D.D.$. Used BRE IR RAG) iivuw. rest wrooitnn:| Role they “att Se] Cabardiaae tomer nreuc te Fem as a dentifrice, it will keep your (RITES RG Nee i . j DN ngs GE GR SY PGR emaicet teeth white and clean and your ® TM PR, SIS corme . | $10 50 , ce ~ Sy E> 2» . #. . 4 >> D> YSN a A é »>¥ MZ f, a ‘“¥ LOS CR 4 SAS ELE . “ 4 C 7 2 Uy . ON S\+> KS >> S)> » ; CA ¢. 22 ‘ S oy” & ISN vic h TZ 4 « OX e >>>: a ces “ “Awad » >> v4 "Af Others at £100 to 6500 S$ 4yx > bei pense Ss: 00 A WEEK OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. . ne) : : é i. ad > Boo itu Breceie! Wetec ibe band | GUARANTEED WATOR ie gums firm and healthy. It is pleasant agon - . ‘ . , jehed; Gainy J for the business man, *¢ . . z his, “MIGH_-GRADE 15 JEWEL | piovea, student— ~ bate 3 to the taste. At al druggists, 35c TD MOVEME> GUARAN- | ope whe 3 60 Tears A- arate wme- | time eli the and 60c in tubes. T rime te ‘ time bearer. 15. 50ie your Terme OCoenventerce WATCH REPAIRING AND SPECIAL — , . . : BABAR © SAS werk guarer Diaments remounted; o'6 sew yous tert * Ava x ee Paired pr vemmeteses Derigae ene ——. orna Ty ~ ee , amy —e ong gn Kintech Ceetral 5068. or Bel. Male & FOR THE GUMS - S Re he S by « rR: tS le-# oo en PS ae Se ceee “More thane tooth paste | Prete: BS Soi gs e0¢ ealeeman wil) c#- T The Oi4 Relisble Original Diamond and Watch ened “6 Bite & Pee. | IS”: a — — —_— ! meow wi deh ibe a : aH & S t. oA es ; pe he ficetate? of Stalre Caricton Buliidine Peemalc of BR. I FPertae DD © / . Loi Second loor . BROS.&CO. iéss D. oy Beer Olive Borman Compar cow York —- a

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Ad 8) | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the D ily | T-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ace ne tae " ° a ee = SSS Sl Ce >> ee Hore etna ; ree | ) har : ———— we Err : . 4 Te! T 4 ‘ ~} — i ' he says to from the nationalized lands stolen from the Western Union Tele- HONOR SYSTEM ABOLISHED Puesday. Other schoo! ; : - | 7s * _ - .. ’ ne j —_. > - . ~ > * = are oy pected ere! FATHERS BRENNAN AND DEMPSEY ther Holweck are natives of Ger-| this here policeman er The lands ww id be administered ¢eraph lines along the Wabash rigkt- to VO imilarct; - ; , ; f which e. he says- ew °° ~s ? ria - 7 sai fea ” . " ten ‘ as *s ‘tr - . ws ané the parishes ov! = é x —s '* aot 2 Tuvudee Green. db lo al av hori eas ww ho would ap- ofr- . ‘nn Sf T if & Otl n* 4 v es’ oa? AT WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY The ho 7) “Vs ‘ "™\ 7s ° ° = GIVEN TITLE OF MONSIONOR |'i=7 Dev=-cteree are among she," "Four monte wi by local authorities who would a0-|Sf-way tn St. Lowi "The honor svatem had been #9 ef largest and best organized of the ai o~ | ae —- —— —etttiee Ot aim ps me — Ferguson, at 1:20 a. m. today. Five PT Sr EE ere nut on thei: 4 ‘ z puat a ' ee fa siotvdan Ie Wwou . oe 6 a : oe z ‘ais e: Ar Reqnest of Student Council. ‘ ol. ; ia s*t The Reve. wittmes ‘ninth ot cese PROVISIONS OF ANTI poten the Nati és . = cncay ag ant 2ewany me vires ~_ oe be es a rt *“s & ct lege of Arts and Science Returns - cs 3 | Named for Papal enn by = — = remainder “8 : * ly ie -,a2 mie O17 rack I vaiu 0 28 to Wate hing EF xants sit (ek 13 tain’ did a} ‘ mn ~ 4 Ing the papal designation as don BY SELF-MADE TECHNICALITY ia Would of Houses Would Tee a i with as when he« oun went har zt — em af examina we lati r oy] e of e and Si i N. ‘Six h : prelate of the Pope's household, w. , P : ' 2 gas — , »¢ ‘ ; . ; > ~xte ° ra + the AEX ated Frees M j : f o ~ ‘Y Tia) « vy th er? ‘ "7! . - : ‘ey - ’ teh tudents . Ss tal eonferred upon four priests et the Gcts Four Months in Sy Pi R . : ' Fire Miles of Copper Wire Stolen. rer other lines. The railroad uses ous! the facu of tl ollege ok ¢ tude! pectals for Saturday, | ; : ; , 3 I a ( 0 h 7 - ~~ Lolan, — eetir heu writs re nation papers and Tuesday. Store ae Sate Funeral of Man Who Starved, annual Holy Thursday ceremonies tn Ho “Wasn't Carryin’ Nothin’ No-) LONDON, March « Renny lie met tre mi! of copper wire was a telephone dispatch system o § Sel 7 hey wr wrday till 7 inticapitalist zp. m. : Himself to Cost More Than the Cathedral yesterday, announce- whares’’ When Arrested, But Was ppiin Snowden : ' : . ee eden we: Heer el We SOLICIT TOUR MAIL ORDERS — Year's Living Probably Did. ment being made by\ Archbishop standing Still bill wh : Glennon. | Tiow can a man standing etill be itn the House ¢ omm 8 ‘Th : | Pin vecipient of the diuntey, ta the carting ansthing’ hatte har pastes recess, ‘9 pobishe: Ths >! \(i es HOYLE & RARICK om For the Auto order of their length of service, were WI!ll Smith, East St. Louis negro, provides cor tae Rave! , ae 4 Funera) services—t +? hoatlitioa: : yy , cost more "the hey. seit ti & hy Cail, rastor warts Ze know. vi hen he wae ar- land a7 | ‘he al : Oo: ri , | ” 5s ah 7 of 68. Mary and Joseph's Church: the rested he was standing still and property tn Great brivac holteh perro at , = ——S | than the aged East St. Louis recluse Rev. F. A. Wiilmes of St. Peters waen't carryin’ nothin’ nowhere,” The main provis.on :s% By sa . es —— : 7 rifts in ny : | Holweck of St. Francis de Sales carrying a@ concealed weapon. fer all land Personae Regoet ed ” ee | be , 2 — bee a me onda =| we ar- newly create ninistr f ian Seem. = | ; —wil! he'd 3 ic | He” Mary's Hespital, East St Louts, Church, and the Rev. Timothy IDemp- Ermith expostulated fait = ee eee sey of Bt. Patrick's Church | Taigned resterday before County! Other clauses provide tor tne “s- Be eee | + y of £ y Base 3 Merch 10, from unéernevurishment, t! a= i > own . Father Frennan, known outside Judge Green at Belleville “Tudge tablishment of a na ye acvisors eR ay + | aes the church for his activity es an as-!youah honah,.” he said earnestly, “I council representative of varsous 1o- SB BS cage ence ees Pi sees ae | GLASS SUNSHADE—In blue, | the result of self-inflicted poverty.) ' , appt 4rmitniet * eo Ce = | re, = ' amber. ! tronomer, is xnown within wasn't carryin’ no gun. I] was ell yg Raa of aa eae ar ratio % mo oooues OTS TSA ee : | = $5.50 i ae oa $3. The ceremonies will be as as under | ‘church as an authort yen! ritual, and In’ etill, jea like I te now, a here; Ur > a Se ! oe regen 2 Reig att So, Bese SS x ' , . — Se RE, ES ee iD TAA taking establishment, burial to fol- | hes served’ as master of ceremon': policeman comes along anc arrests'/ings an mprovemée ; ' oo ‘coo x. | Sede = oe E w= $3. vy at many fun: is of the diocese Me me for nothin’ at all the propert? he tenan’ e By poten. " : } een ee — banner leatherette, complake tad lew tn Mount Carmel Cemetery. and Father nal y are natives of “Didn't ou have a Weapon con- ownersh of h s ana ia > : AS ‘s# a Ss Special $1 | The cost of the services also was iealand, Pather Dempeey, who ceie-| cealed on your person?” asked the| upon or within the land rema , PES | RE ADJUSTABLE WRENCH the subject ef a controversy among ' edad to 6th ees = , 7 BA ASS “Waa S-in. Adjustable . > . li iia brated his silver jublice on the recent Judge! disturbed Com] | Wrench St. Patrick’s day, is known through “T had a gun on my pusson. yas-!owners | SRR Ss AE : hig philanthropic enterprises, his ate ih, dat’s right, but I wasn’t carrvin’'|be payable in the form of a 5 oe pa Pe Se : 4 tive interest {mn labor problems and nowhares. YI was jes standin’/cent national Joan and payments of | Seectrccecten \ ’ at pacifying warring’ there as I sald before. not carryin’!Interest on the loan would be the Ce, hie attempts pacity | ae “i ' years, but the day before his death ‘gangsters. Father Wilimes and Fa- nothin’ nowhares, an’ along comes firet charge upon the rents received - | 2 = CHAMPION R. SPARK . it was discovered he had saved | = | $5486 In bonds and cash. cached tn f requisitioned lands would 7. = Y : | 3 . Gee SS | = RR - eves hctoanslaal “ = a . ' oo Pasona “: Le oe $2.56 FORD si7Fr— | rant S = eve $1.75 $5.08 Jt NIOR SIZE— $3.50 ; I the Probate Court at Bellevitis | oo 30 UNIVERSAL — . F yesterday, Frank Tojo of East 8. BARGAINS |\&tm 1 ME eee o W/E | xe , | , Saturday 3 pant poorer ens * $1060 ) STANDARD SIZE €@ 7 7.) } clean-up sale : -—~ , panense, ' tare. ccolatse an wabls black, Oxfords and ‘ BUCKLES strap etyles. On sale ' (Main assortment a jh ae at uu: Oe . Men ef +. Ss —_ Mia 4 2g ; brought sult against Mre. Giens ome St 3 ) ‘ 3 * Thurston, a neighbor of Melleut'r. All Goods 2 ¥ | , Ws who claims the $5426 belongs to her, = 2s | Eee . es $2.00 OUTLOOK WIPERS...3129 having been given to her by Mellevt Ray ae Se : Saeee ae 2 Pes ee, 1GiHT—Complete. | day he went to the hospital. Sh« ! Altered a Saco = % 2 ee | AW SEAT PADs ... : the $5486, end a citation : YANKFE on 63 98 Alterations YADA EE RUNES in lime for S pas | eS 2 © > LS os => - oes 10-ft. hose d ; | EASTER ee ~ a ° | wa . SOCK ET RENCH SETS _— 7S See -* "SS 5 Sa _—s “- - . sisting of nine wrenches and. han- die, in metal case. all solld estes: Ail new Spring Capes and : SIuoNIe POLISH OR CLEA Dresses. Co 1es of ar- > = Be Se - : VALVE LIFTER = i P 8 = | 7 ee | 3 FORD VALVE GRINDER...... : Praag tees: Fim : ments sold elsewhere for Your Word Sens BEN . oe | | : cere pour Acer ER ATO. #20 and $25, in the very {7M £7 | That You Will @iieeuee gam Pe Ee g@ ee ke — ARS ee latest styles, materials, 1)" VER i] m Pay Is All Se see Sok an = See eS aes O1L— gal $2.50 shades and _ trimmings. & 4 i & We Ask Ws ee so SERS RE ” 3 Lf 7F TE) Many styles to select from. fy \f . SS Ne 3 % SS; Ree | : | = SES Choice in this sale, sizes Yi fit ft \ | See, se : : | 4 | : —- wore A | wm. , ——_- Yh - 9 ; ~ RY : : ue Oh) i i ; ior women and misses, OUTFIT COMPLETE The truly wonderful re . . a = | receiving «a ) : RE ——~ » i D 7 Iirp! cree biack shades: ¢) > 4 AS rs _-* ] EX RA S ECIAL ° rry spades The 1 wonde: : > ms ‘ vale He sever as ‘Seeond fe . , . “4 : | ; fs = ; | . A : g 4 9 8 S$ 98 | Boys’ eng oU TS aie eh : | } ore Be famee REACH OFFICIAL ¢ , near " “4 Both $ 750 $37.50 (| ieee AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL $1.50 Pure Silk Hose $2.50 Men’s Silk- OZ . . ze for Value | a ¢ 7 ; 7 § BASED st sHOES— ey . . els. in & 1] re wan ca er] » no | an et : Me . ing mpies. and man WY: _ aa | = : A a You Don’t Need: the Cash—We Trust You! FR Biel ss 3 for $1.00. Striped Shirts “PRUNING SHEARS ring Hose, QBe] A» exceptional ass . Shs! Tailored hox ard Po j . ? Geneine (CALIFORNIA, solid attic Here's rour chance te har ROTH dress at the price rea nn: el / ’ Bae : . 5 nee and a » f . sterl, 99¢ valuee. Special an? mer . Ss) ite is «' , Rak one e “ ; : ctriped waver: adr — ' a : orai nar 7, otpect te pas for one wme in an see . aa os Rare. 4} a 4 "$3. 00 Faney Silk Hose : ass > & ee, : made of Ane quality silk and mar be had in either black | - 7 3 Spading Fork ren ‘ +) * : ' ™ . , - ; i* T? Phe cdresee. are mode of fiat orepe- fanten cre : a ou . ‘ Solid steel 4 - a, = . Never befere have we offered sench wonderful ralecs niniteen Womens Gloves ¥’ ;* et aheian Lpi@re | These suite are carefully tafiored of fine ali-wool materiais (elon 2, ies ben heen 4 : 4 50c Rpec a = = rt aes in a splendid cag "well af light and dark Pe. | inery ™ : a rr le > «** * ss a *€ Dect ore ep: tieht or sheli] Wemen'e Shert § 4 7 3 yr sna sheen a« con vat've m . ase; strap shoulder! Gloves oy atl MEN’S AND BOYS’ Lt os ea : ) OYS'CAPS - ee Gaberdiatis and Whipcords. $4.95 86 to 44. to, 49c_ sites: * 7° oc ‘ roplete line of men's serge, tweeds and to - gt , . rin =. “49c° $i. 98 — : ste are shor ing ' ' her are c rarapteed 4 a ne ice *« in- — strives and solide oe rdse rainproo’ and are io ign and dark up BLUE SERGE = a —— ~ pa ae ry BOYS’ sv ITS. SS Open Saturday Night Until 9 O'clock Visit Qur Beautiful New E. St. Louls Store — - 314-16 Collinsville Av. 2 4H, + .¢ _——— of z Vl —— eee —_—— - ———— |e 8 ee eee _——_—~ —— ee —- * te8 ih - = _ "sy a Boye’ G@e RBieus- pa = awe 3: a 5 = = = , | 4 Up to $2 WASH SUITS| *- 29¢ Beh . 2 = ; | > . : : . Hem’ * cieaees Rar ; : : : brase nickel-plated ete Re ¢ 1.20 a | ti = 19 taches h9e Pullers geod a: —-_ & pi = 69e strong £ lh os ane zee] LIYE Y : HING- ee or ber : re" m ‘a * el Riese 4, — Gov : : : : : a ia : 1; HARDWARE Men's ea. VW ork ’ t Page oes Sealte ste $3.96 pra Lote GOG- 608 N. BROADWAY ~ Just 2 Doors Northos Washingion, j $11 N. Si ‘ the

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the — Star and the Times Combined by Approxtmatety 40,000. ST LOLS POST-DISPATCH' al —— AY, H 80, 1929. FRIDAY, MARCH 29. 1998, } Fa a, who died tn Washin: | COUNTY WARD MAY BE HEIRESS | Lee. tott District Attorney Myers | ond husban ; EME (}f RECLUSE | thet Mrs. Natterstadt was enone, fe bared ——— ago by being ec SEE OUR 0 ON PAGES 12 13 22 CER r RAL to share in an estate left by her seo- ) | . After Years—One | | : ARD WARE f fa «GOES 0 GRANDNEPHEW Taped March seal id B REI Ve i S FAMO C fe ART CO. } 11 N. Sixth# | Sre,setem wg Bal not on. scn \ | Pe A Op eek, & FT] : a ee _ ee ~~ ‘inis for Saturday, Monday j Mpunera of Man Who Starved | here today, and one of them was Tursday. “tore open Satq gg h t ov n t sald to wrday «lt p.m. SP) Himself to Cost More Than | be worth $200,000, Bre Jennie iy: or FOR FASTER We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted SOLICIT YOUR MLIL ORDERS [> Year's Living Probably Did, | tersta¢t until a few days ago a ward | — Kn - 3 , “Oz ™ eae Many Are the —— Selections You Will Want in the Release of Seetltl (of the county, was recognized by : il TS | ere Rs Feet ed ydG DGE Hi : April Victor Records iq - land he took her from the institution P, Shan the aged East St. Louis recluse to his home. Lee, who was visiting probably allowed himself in @ year the farm on an inspection tour, rec- 614 will be held at 2 p. m. Monday for ognized the woman from a photo- OLIVE DRUG STORES WASHINGTON Out Tomorrow Just in Time for Easter Remembrances. € Pleasingly varied is this new release of Records—every selection Hypolite Melleut who died at vod graph he had seen of her about 16 TTH-LOCUST—WINTER GARDEN, De Bolivar-Kingsbuory Mary's Hospital, Bast St. Louis, |years ago. Mrs. Natterstadt = stil! The witching odors of the flowers—as the breath unusually melodious. No doubt you will want several, ‘and worth remembering is the fact that all our Records are SEALE D—mean- | wore her hair in the pompadour of Spring—are here for you—and 80 moderately March 10, from undernourishment, ¢asnion prevalent at the time the priced for the occaston as to cause trade comment. BS SUNSHADE—In bloc, green | the result of self-inflicted poverty.! picture was taken. bs valine. omplete, for all cars; The ceremonies will be at an under-| | L’ORIGAN a8 SOCEea ae $3.79 | @aking establishment, burial to fol-; « = TOILET " Ca 4 2 2.0.7 . drill] leathereite. Pattison! Te ) wanite y 2a jfuscos _ ere fa ee oe 2 Séation | eae chen on re ys = ~via ce fine—Fox Trft.. .Great White Way Orchestra (‘a5 7"" -» .--Caruso ; : . Ching Skin troubDies, Dut It is also ex- et American Boy of Mine—Shimmy One-Step 74798 —Compiet vith te gdhow cause why she should not | n aa , - ——s en mil . pavijetion te the Walt... ...cssttnee ee. Ger Eeeongetanees sri S2eFS QM germ the money over to Tojo was| cellent as. general household remedy {HH} || ~WOODWORTH'S NEW STYLE DOUBLE COMPACTS aS GRE s: mnny isvhiteminn’e Orchestral gazes Taviation to the Wea et me Yee ALT RESCH SETS — Con- 1ext ; | r ms, §Caids, Chantngs 18 own in Maryland-——. «« 41 a an RT UPime Giscovered & checking account| — Resisc Soap and Resincl Shaving Sica | {{f] || @Old plated. ..$2.25 Gilt finish... . .$1.75 ra Got to Cool My he" Cireinians| woes William Tell-—Troncar gulo 41, (His Life Basely Taken ‘ + Sf Melleut’s in an East St. Louis contain the Resino!l properties and no home 6 Your Initial Engraved FREE. Se Pet Ci ge., The Virginians nana s an elit VE LIFTER Be Bank, amounting to $200, and this! evld be without these products. | oe Virgiatens eas) ¥* Who Have Yearned Algne...... cesses Geraldine Fatwrar ter man at G His Orchestra 66116 te Way Orchestra "4800 he Troubadours| u75 5 William Telil—O Mutto asi! del Plante, (Oh Blessed Abode), L eg age | 747 24 Les Preludes—Part 3.— eman and on Or er $1.75 Willem Mengelberg and New York Philharmonic Orchestre nand His hestra | Mesic Salon—Sixth Kicer 1 VANE GRINDER ~~ ane 4fe @und will be usef to pay funeral At ali drugy:st: GREASE—Finest 75c @xpenses. : B the. —_— a MOTOR. $2.50 iT COMPLETE wonderful doublte-slide all connections. er ne tn and listen.” pGred« of these ete at S30. f about 100 left at the if White es ow oth Shirta, nicely tallored, with attached button-down collars and two-button Broadway cuffs. Splendid for Easter as well as for Spring and Sum- mer wear: sizes 12% to 14 inch neck. Boys’ Silk Shirts White Blouses | Easter Neckwear _ value ..SOCoe Perret: > tae Neatly patterned Crepe de | Attached collar Blouses of | Here are bright snap at- Chine, Jersey and silk broad- cotton ponges, madras or mer terns for bows in eplen ia iber cloth. in neck-band style with | cerized Oxford cloth, some with knit Ties, made in the proper ali ee 7 . | ghape and length: Tles te add the turn-back ouffs;: sizes, 12% to | button-down collars; sises 7 to | finishing touch (6 the sew anit t 14 neck. | 15 years. or brighten up the old ona Second received an enormous snicemen's samples is . Lines, Tiles and Mie- fjeome in and leok ever eur Tahe advantage of cour ofiers. GOLF BALLS nied, bul In perfect condition; i | : Sees , Kalli stamped with the orig- d . _ >. —_—_ . Getonet Bs —-—~ te | PoE + - %/4 WATCHES Diamend, Dunlop 51, 35¢ EAR -RI NGS \ ih 8 - SCARF: PINS ; = Nea|| For THRIFT CLUB MEMBERS: Ke iss |° \Special Easter Values!! ee eee LE OT Sy ee aT SeaTTRRT TRESS RAgUTT TD VEST GETTTUGRRTT soos satvagugetoasnentvonToosTounetajunensdTpatpe otesn pesite s¥iste ne gpaBs VaR igp teaghees o0h Tgp to hp A Splendid Selection of 92. 25 Easter Rabbits, $1.69 69 Easter Lily Plan its RR TA To Flelder’s 50c Rabbits EE; $1.25 Rabbits Rabbits made of white felt and Rabbits oe te phere. Special Saturday at |} some ot velver) fe da” "30 | laches nlen “dreceal te “Qc we 32-50 Rabbits = Easter I Novelties i te oliciot v ches ov- 5 () 6 a Blossom high nd Gressed rs ; cabana fie cos oad ~ he ntti mICAN see Lo — For Easter there is nothing more appropriate than a gift of | -65 i jewelry, and when you can get such wonderful values in Dia- ewalk Cars A ob . 3.50 sid lk Cc with 4 eee ere ome fe © ee © eee > —_o. $2.95 GA s° monds and Watches as we offer—and on such unusual terms, $20.56 Wicker Doll Cabs fe ERE pe Oa st | ; os RSG don't let anything keep you from coming here tomorrow . c sneee beactiful plants have $10.06 Coaster Wagons. ....cecescseeeeess wine CALIF memes. red 69c ) “4 : \e rr inate qccnated aaaai tS PEED ORe OS® occenansiene ee mM. Pc value. re. t ct J ca 4 BEAUTIFUL, BLUE-WHITE remarkable values at this spe- Spading Fork aT | ateet 4 « : 4, “pading rerk , strong mah handle; 61.28 | sealoe Special, ; ‘lele sale 69c , Grass Seed for a benutiful, tuz- In this sale we offer a wonderful assortment of beautifa] bine-white stonce, orieet iawn ee the , ’ mpeatliy set im 14-k. white geld. green gold and plain geld basket moenting | 4 ler butiding renewing the 1” Ib wank no.t LMBING SPECIALS Sold With 6000-Mile Adjustment ey Iést Price ecece ancoes 8138.55. Pe cent ee eee & AS tI cen niniitetinns, Oe ene i ae ny 1-8. ceee neue a 818 26. ee ee ee eee eee e $0.96 000 0 eoeudeoces - 823.18. sroovancesees Sas eo. - ee ABB. cc ceca eocees 8 - _—_— 7" pea Teme Boy wee pe ah 7 \H ee 45-JEWEL MEN'S 17-JEWEL Se PIG White-Gold Wrist Watches Elgin & Illinois Watches | OS J - af $2---- fe 145 seme sn BB . co ceseveescsse 145 1-8. o+ecooeess O86 46. ** 8° Ge Gers « « 16.81 Stark Bros. Harty Variety Grape Vines, 200 to 400 SERS 9 cage aemnce + SRE hae Stark Bros. Garden Shrubs, hardy kinds, 50c to 800 a Rika simmanane 90008. eee FORCE CUP - ; = Fy — § : = | | Watch oD thet © = . you gag 5 Ph oy ay coed teilet bewle: heaty hi doch red rubber coup having a Wrist Watch any "‘Saoe when rou can «eet a . year big barn inp at soch favror- e4 te k een eccurate time under al) sith teme heaadle. “Spe Ft =- i. , > able terms. Only the down. climat ons : pai ns ‘ 2 “ ~~ . - — . S , od -- Geeland 7 =! — ye Schister- Corna® * Flower and Vv ble Oo 344 rv +22 ee @pee « © -§38.15. ee en © Wate Gees - $230.46 39c 7 ' we oe aw think. you «cet ope Watch op your ~ rs , od er .-8 for pI S2z6 1-6. cen ee -846.45... cescccasce: ae . il pe payment ef £6 cents. . sorted 8624 1-8. .ccccccce:. -847.76. . cecececeene - olin TOWEL Barks — 4 * Tr “= . ee ty °] , 90. sums | py ge mh My was | ih gan pg . jis f A : | | « gh. . on oe Top A400 ~~ BELAD. . ccc cess ; oo Magper 89c ~ e \ ts , aie — ++ oo One Gee S5eo | Bead »eeee C a q re” OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 7 P. M. English ENTRAL | 3 PAY ONLY Stark Bros. Fruit Treo et eR WARE i PAY ONLY rs Ge e @\ 2A es CEN 78c to $1.50 | oeett, She ‘esses oft growe : : y i TS ™m these e4 nurse .*. Se ts 515 Locust St. a ear ELEM SER > DORR RB eee ee eee PEER R ER EL ELE LEASE ELLE LILLIA LEELA RELERAELOEL ARLE LA ee eee PRE EEL EL Dr DEREAELEBLLERLALALLEL ED Raa atae a WAAAY

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_The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- Democrat and the Times Combined. > = —_—_ -_ -_——_—_ _ -- I A ————— . , ' SAA AANA . mn if JS ; é | ) ’ Belts @ Genuine cowhide leather Belts, «ith "29 | silver buckies.~“in a sumber of : handsome styles. All sizes. Reider © Gloves of light-weight kid, in brown, ; We Give Give Eagle ‘agle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for - $2 in Cash Largest Distributors of Merchandise +,_% wea at eee ee A grey and cordovan, With nmap gen ered or epear point bacas. "ai GZ, 55 | gizes. Specialat.... i 2.50 in Merchandise—¥ ew Restricted Articles Excepted. | at Retail in Missouri and the West. a - ee sccgundpeengneneilinal or $ ———— ee —_—as- | ' St. Loais’ Foremost Men’s Store Is Prepared to Give Most Helpful Service Tomorrow to Those Desiring ® Men’s Easter Clothesi —- —From St. Louis’ Largest Assortments of High Quality Clothes, Selections Can Best Be Made and the Best Values Obtained € On the last day before Easter men and veung men will serve their interests best by coming direct to our Clothing Section for their new apparel. The all-inclusive stocks afford satisfactory choice, the new display arrangement will save time and the un- surpassed values make it possible to supply all needs to advantage. A Spestat and Very Remarkable Offering of | Light- Weight , _ Newest Two-Trouser Suits |, _Uvercoats “aa : JAMES HOGAN 891750 ang $25 er a Men’s and Young Value «. Men’s Models Men's conservative butten-through and fy- . | 4 front stries of black or Oxferd gray material: + some fully silk Iimed: sizes to 52, including steuts : ard siilms. . ’ TT @at the part! et! ar mm man "A? _ Whipcord Coats |. 9 = Jotin“kwvx” Co — > | Ws 4 | ON gO —— ae ee. . . | h. Sri . In Newest single-breasted, donble Skillfully taflored single and « High grade Suits of bine serge : ' : - and silk-mixed worsteds; two. three . ‘. } 2 } . i % > its of all- dowble breasted Suits of all-wool nad four button Norfolk and | Deoubie-breasted Rain or Urility Coats with 4 F 0 = ore awe pe ee 5 all-around belt. convertible collar, satin yokes x3 4 ice eve breasted and sports Suits ring pat- materials in newest patterns and sports models; sizes include slims, | gn@ sleere lining (Cf plain bine serge. stouts and shorts; sizes up to 56. > Would & nd If ‘ Best Choice for Young Men of 15 to 20 Years in | 4 | Under Senten * =~ A Satisfactory Easter Selection Would Be “age ing Topcoats Society Brand Clothes Spr peoats “Academy High” Clothes GB Brother of “Jelly Roll” r | tiary Sentence for F With Extra Trousers—Special at S| eee ~— - Official Says She . liied fer Young Men dad Men Who Stay Young ¢ . g a “340 845 tv 65 20 "dD "40 19% $2452 wo 93652 (AR eeu ghtweight Top- The lad who 's to don his frst lorg-treusers Suit em Faster. and others up to 29 years of age, will | Hogan im such a determined nd just the etyle and pattern desired And their needs perfectir supplied by these specially designed two-trouser Suits. Norfolk. sports, jaam a taeir effort to establish-the iden : @onble breasted models of all-woeol materials {nm newest patterns. Shown in our exclusive a who, while fleeing from a street } and seriously injured a schoolber. | "tien Society Brand ‘ “loth es “9 “‘— *h osen. Sa’ sfa ‘errant , inte an outdoor aftair, Se : Sizes 8 to 19 Years » ' : ® ni raation that had become a pwbiic tT. @ Handsome Shirts--—tailored of : ai lieiea iia: , 3 & 4 5 | lnare, ahd Chief we eee | superior quality Fegle crepe, high : Mallory Hare : : : ’ Zz moe —— Captaing te enforce rig- grade broadcloths and jersev silks, : G. B Borsalino Hats | £§ € wn wl he mighty rend See “s- /¥; | oe ole ae order we arrest « ith flat « t t White : ; _ She: : your boy wear one o ese Suits on : ' = Ge ee oe grounds with Teeot steipes of se 7 Men's $4 and $5 Derbies and Soft Hats | : Easter Sunday, for ony are certainly tan, helio, gray, green and black, | _-Satapte Set: Mate and Dertice fe cae aod ~~ S ; good — Tailored of the highest All are superbly tailored— -being cut Derbies in black onty. Sx etrise to choose from 02:85 | | ag ee meee ae “7 = . extra full in width and length. All ae e maximum amount © service. bed | ight te hot have non-shrinkable neckbands. : Taflored in sfzes 8 to 19 vears in single , ag khoure r dear: : : and doable breasted models Various sleeve lengths. Splendid for Easter Are These : ; J : Stripes, plaids, checks, pencil Men’s Oxfords | tee ant Sey ate Oe —s ; brown. bine and gray. All have full : | belts, inverted pleats. yokes and patch Otleee at pockets, also many other new style " ; — : Because of their ellk-like appearance and wunequaied wearin jualities, R5 ef features. Both knickers lined. SO .00 } these Shirts are preferred by particular men. In the neckband st ore All sires. : | see pie — —— ; - ial | | Two- Pants Suits! | NoveltySuits || Spring Reefers All Sizes 14 to 17 as — _——- White Shirts ce seen Men's Hose : CO Eee g - $Q.50 $ ()- $2.50 Value Priced at $1 Value | =n <6 tem auneen I 142 = bad 1 patent ceit and black and tan neg in new ae ‘ -_ ; 1 nid. Made on the latest : Inefude@ are Olfver TIowt $ 8d Sc 59¢ French and Brogue lasts and in al! sizes and widths Suits of ancelient a!'- ae and midéy sty lee: | | @e - ; weet cassimeres a2 oes os | ch pockets and deit. Coats : hh Popular white Shirts ts Light. medium and éark Full - fashioned — -f{ i f@ber ’ : , - ot et -. blue Oxfords and Shoes of tan Russia. biack calfskin and patent coft; : a a - . | “ | ' of ail - woo! on sage : ether patterns ‘nm grey. cheviots an “ ree. treuesera. Bites f£ te &. ») that hee « high'y mercerized apo cross and Dias stripes and [nm the drepetitch effect: « Made in the neckband figured designe Im pepular number of new colors and t on the Drogue last © th perforated tips and rabber heels. On" : ; 4 Offered Sarurday for | $4. ; bice. ten or brewn. Sizes : nina a © @ 18 years Others, G6.75 te 616 t sizes 14 to it? Wit! new Weeres that are very tone combinatic . . . as Inauded : and launder splend 4iy. | geod looking. are many heather mixtures. We Are St. Lows ofl .kmeten Arch nan 2 Mam Fleer | eedquartere for Me W | Preserver Shoce and Oxfords for Men and Young Men ;, Seoned Y~ cov _— _—- a

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Editorial Page ~ pet ee yin te oe chores . Daily Cartoo ite te a. : ——e - ’ TT r* - as? 7 Ryo. CN ue TEM Se VAL Oe ce . a. CO Belts ™T | ‘PART Two, f Belts, with sterling P. $1.89 — Who’s — ing Section for time and the un- Veizht oats d*35 | | through and fiy- Oxford grey material: ° : to 82, including stouts ee ee ee O_o —— e Coats 925 l-belted models with trimmings: tai- pette gabardine. ’ —————————— a Coats : 29 or Ttility Coats with ; Hocanite. yams cre sens Police Believe Assassinations er aes eee Who Story of Their Clashes That Jorn “kink” CONNELL = Eowarp (Zeity Rox’ HOGAN | Joi 7S es a >, eee ns ae IG \G a N ‘ ~~ ~~ a | Am st —ae ay 2a 4? . ee - 7 ’ ay td bec as ataer +4 ; ¢ - so bd 68a eud Wou I £ sized s3 Vvoiume hut brief) stated has . f; | res i ed j ré ‘ a , * of Bt. . iithough each faction has n Je B ee 4; 91.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH '% | Sage sitet ie: ss = “ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1923 : r AGES aa a in the Egan and Hogan (jangs and How the Feud Between Them Arose Have Become Such a Menace to Life Through Their Battles Now Waged in Streets ’ Tsapore Lonpe. iganitc. echeduled to avenge the death of Conrtable Egan was disposed of. a detective having spared the HKexuu feng the trouble of assaesinatine . éé¢ T° 93 PS i Rai Ste gs et» a CN ER ies —— hia , aud ional Toliowers who mere- } = {| }e. er) e insnpeetar ° ° : n imm y ogan, 1 I Tne 1] of S' mpatnizers he _ ‘ ’ ’ . 4 a iiey ; aa tr , — a . oroner 5 verdict ofr lusti- T P ) “ts tiable homicide was returned rhe fist shot of the feud wan fred = HOGAN HOME A —— - : i I ud Was } ren ‘ " c in Under Sentence . P . * the night of March 11. 1921. whe GAN OME T — sankey Put Out of Way. | WW Cre IN FTISON «@ m0 spravs : a Luke Kennedy was put out of the a la sprang from an automobile al “a A : >| > Batt: moe Cones int “ae = ; IOS5 os VE. way April 17 last when he was ehot 3 & ea ; ‘ i I ie ? _ ree 5 a ‘ rie . ean f — Max Greenbere wha i 2nd frow: ' er od ‘o death as he sat in his automobile . és 99 ’ 3 : id Ae , ai Kienlen and Hamburger avent : 7 b wit! several othe 7334023 : ting Lbom ‘ edsicde nuex | rother of Jelly Roll Appealed From Peniten- re P teen s * ouge a enGbabapeetag- mms ee ' Mrs. Edith Gersbach of 4227 Saces- : Bane-S.ers at DO clans. Ww stand- wie . Osp , ; ates / r . : oo ; mont) ' ; riento avenue, who was sitting in te Tl Tr S eae ae ‘ rs a a4 Beers ‘ 7 . | fficial Says Shooting Must Cease. _ Greenberg's jaw wa | by the river at East St.Louis. He g, had been marked for senneing her htaie full a taal | ‘ ‘ jrs] eee ‘ . ‘ his S51 4 a limselt id a + ) “4 e) ‘ 7 SF ’ }~ | -_ ry Tf ~ ' rag . oO) cyt ers a ae P f . P ; SR ee ae ; ne Gene wasted ¢has : arsenal of automatic pistols \ het . ‘T° dite . Q ° own in our exclusive | * who, while fleeing from a street shooting affray with Hogan, ran down Late , ' P ‘ a bh } , my again and questioned them individ , ’ — ; ‘ es wo ,res ere a : qasne atter anotney, ‘ ine . fine Q al , as " and seriousiy injured a schoolbes v\ al lLgal (Constable and f ‘ i a shows of rang. was «dr = his automo- biganite pe me tenes oie ; aie: a The Hogcan-Eea: infterranc Suppor ¢ ‘ ver Demme cs nitteema ak ~ i; J Grteors SERS ">, mie e 4 . noLnIng, Was the gangsters roypty ooeens wpeee T ‘4 : ’ , | ‘ , | | ry ‘ i eH ‘ } } . : vx} ; f : ’ ’ . 7. su dot ; ’ 7 . “Homicide at the hands af parities arch sc] erery roling or fey ‘ = Re ” 7s ,1 lige mi axe . Z i 7 | ; ia ites | . . | or e Ar — Ail known members o the Egan unknown.” «sald the Coroner. oa c yPare. has arousec public indi vie . Appa. ive , 1 @raet rr \©® arre«? | ~ 4 r ns if cu gr were rounded Up following the that Was all there war to 1" sary r) not an mu by ae senene . em » alte Objects of thee ligan Artack« {>| lig 77 cae i¢ i r) mnectior gay light shooting a‘ Eleventh and detectives remarked that Kens “ie Were shooting at « nh other, bul As tong as “Jit Hog is 6 witht tae Sweeney k = * Market streets, but¢Attorney Mack-| was No. ? in the Egan gang's pick . cn 3 ' ; haat : tia P ca t . - Sd ; iA 2 because this partir ir gang. unlike > the penitentiary.and is suspected Phe Iigan-Creenberg Split. ler refused to identify any of them./ off list and eettied down to await a@ny of its pre deceasors v ich had ex ny being : SI Louis thie ig ? (,ree: erg 3! d biga? forme ’ ad lle deciared he would not be able ' the disposition of No. 2. "Jtmme ee hedin Bennie ‘Sine tn crowd is going to continue le ne bee pal nad were losely ageorint to recognize the men who had fired | Hogan. 5 time in the te at © 5 years. seal o- tor } i?)) and the Bho ing’ expeditions ed | secret busir Pcs deals ar a Do- nt his = The police did not try There wae no further outbrea k ayer ae Bastian ia the streate will go on, the police say. and as litical activities until Greenberg was to get “Jimmy” Hogan, Kennedy Or’ til May 11 last. when an automohile endangering li\ OK and propert . of le ne as “lTelliv Roll liog ,7 is 1)s- sent to a Federa prison for looting (,oldfeder to identify the suspects ‘lead of Hogan followers fired Py : . , . , S* . ‘ . - r ' : ) Deackful citizens pected of harboring his younger freight cars in East St. Louis. Egan. They knew the gangsters would not/troadside of bullets into a bullding : » Detectives and policemen formerly brother, the Eganites will continue | through his brother-in-law, State ee vat 2215 Washington avenue, then ne- } ' ontented themselves ith letting shooting up the Hogan domicile | Senator Mike Kinney. succeeded in John Doyle Was No. 1. |cuplied as a plumbing shop by Wi!- the rival gangsters fight it out -e. al 8035 { ASS avenue (gwetting Gree nberg pardoned. Green- John Doyle, one of the men ac- | Ham P. (Dinty) Colbeck. who ha” mark i “The Egan crowd thinks my broth- | berg later entered the freicht trans- > assumed leadership of the F ‘ arking, in the stereotyped form aft- | ) ; red tn reignt tran: cused of the actual killing of Ezan, Pp gan sane . _ : _ ee " , | bes Poy li j oh nr .* . . . — ’ 4 . : ; ‘tT each killing “(rood riddance of oe — — es , > — : business a i then the SPp:. was killed Jan. 6. 1922, by City De- janes the easnnsination of Constah'.- bad rubbish ‘* That was hecause the ifan enid 7 aA } rye! >is? a’ ) renor’ter With Fegar rams tective Dudley MeDonald. with ts hem : Egan, and later wan elected ts se : : . os shies rrite vio 4 ’ T ? : . rie J T lé rT ;* t | T . eengsters did their shooting indoorsa.|” 7 *’ be og mee had negotiated with Green- e engaged in a revolver fight at Jef- | ceed Egan as a member of the Derm. | Mi carefully selected locations. wher: be S fOr ul transportation of $2000 ferson and Cass avenues, three blocks | ocratic A Committee from the the genera! public had no chance ' VW } n Ot [ Otleg’ whisk’ fram en st of the Hogan home. Doyi | Fifth Ww d. ‘ - me 886k ON as an innocent bvstand: { : ) — rhe ntoney was paid, but an automobile, was being chased The only person in the plumbing . ; } : ‘ : — . ) . ' But when the Hogan-Egan gunm~ e whisky was not delivered. Green. YY INDOW OF OGAN by Detective McDonald, who w«unted a wo hy nce time was a girl clerk, y ry” se erg told Egan the care | — , in al ; who had absolutely nothin ; COMverted the “sport of g: PRS Rega irgo had sunk —_ to question him about the Egan k!ll- S 'o G5 ort gangsters : aaa Vy G— ; : } Ra : : inte an outdoor affair, the polic he Mississippi River, but Ega OME, JsAHO IN ing. Doyle fired at the'detective and | with the gangsters war. She wen : lized they were dealing with a ' i . Nat explanation BULLET HOLES. _the latter returned the fire. killing rene» ata desk in the front part of tation tha: had become a pul li: w nen \ hLgan Was arres the ex-convict In the pocket of it e building and was cut on the hand men by ‘hy eesti pe Stigatio f lLovie's car wae a commission«from )by slivers of glans scattered en out ace. ang ("h ef © Rrien this weer. r ‘ , , ‘ | Line . . her by the bullet Girected his Captains to enforce riz ' AS Lane ‘ ‘Me Re ' State Game and Fish Commissioner | - I idly a» Standine order + nh m B e et le | ’ Hogan Home “Shot Tp.” od «mater ts arre | : =, r Ly [erm pase : Pats If that’s the kind of fighting ther nl oa as tag etek f , Cath Church that he did 1 vant we'll let thern have it.” “finre * i ine ~ gg ne uet Be : topped. know im had shot hin ae oF Colheeck mented, and two days ; Benitentary « : drive ere * ang ’ the va , ‘ e host ; i onetahie Me saat i-ter tw automobiles filled with . or AW’ ° Sr. st 1s } ~ } ener A 7 . . +. Or , ¢ s* * ° ; SM tikke s warm tor th . a Y vhispered a message E BERG Egan's Rats” sped by the Mogan : op never as been determined But on few minutes later the police found at In the tIntergang war Tle mine ‘ . - 2 v ’ +o . ; o* Ye hs bh A . ° ‘aan? £ nea “hh v7 ut al t th “ 3 paatiton le to the effect that \. 2 9°71 , a mm h a ~ Si xtee th and « _— 3 = . ‘ moned the rival gangsters 4ndivi4. Vv Weapons carried in an auto 2 had heen killed. George Rulofi automobile us by the asS@ailants. in pally to his perochia! reatdence and rw Mobile, nor necessarily on the per ATRICK CANLON Ercan follower. was shot down ini/their flight fro the — of the exacted from each « solenn plecge f Son, but in close proximity or with. lies Hestaurarnt, 1318 % Frank-! shooting tne! had collided with he would de no more shooting £ Ree ers Convenient reach, establishes the Hoganitc m venue. a half block from the wagon.’ The pistole from which the But on June Tl, a week after the SW of the aecused. On the strength | — Esa exsassination. The | shots had heen fired were in the ca conference with the prieat “Jelly 00 of this de« inion t hve poli © last Mi tr) \ erie rua) ana this ' 4 7 SLaAKe! ’ % ete . ih ale! v. ve hy ae . a 7 lentified as he lor 4 Rall” Hogan was ar ted at > cay Obtai e Cay : sine lle im not near ine ark i= ney As AM : ' , ; °, at ha ' | ttle Red Powers. a mem mth n a informations against 4 killine ere a oe c ifig ad sireet and Laicas avenue wher 1 as Members of the Hogan gang | @iter him because they believe he om gang circles was that Rulioff ber of the Pagan gang tectives found two leaded revolvers , When arrested recently, had “as one ef thre men who were paid x ad talked too much.” Attorney Mac kler wae warned at . 7 an4é estra reunde of cartridges tn jm new tan é | ox loa ded revolwers stacked on the |‘? kill Bill Egan Hoganite. \ week after Fors wae kitteq: that time by detectives that he had his autemdbtite. fures and plain of . ile And Max Greenberg. the man wh: = : om _ - his connection with ' aie . an. be feats, their automobile. | ) wa PO , esheaees ¢he|JOhn’s Hospital for identifica: eenberg. accompanied by his law better give up . I'm not out gunning for anyone.” s and dull belt, The Hogan-Egan hostilities would ie accused o D prtscatgy on . |Greenl T Ria ade ‘r. Jacob Mackler. appeared at Pc the Hogan gang or §* might he; he eald. “I'm just carrying these . ¥ = m9 , sf per ‘ “A men we ol? Se ley ‘ ‘ , ' , warter lined Coats ended long ago. the police be- @ssassination of Egan ft pO OOS _ wr ag Te me Spee On e tMeadausert nA anid he un-| Ziea lie laughed nervouslr, and . ‘ ‘things for my own pretection. f woo! caee'meres, if “Jimn ¥"? Hogan ,ounge! A« leng ane he remains awa’ fron o er sharpl: byrit rert her enok: ac in ere LA te 4 la —- - ' ; mene » 9) tinea Mii oie plied A am a Deputy @tate Reverage 1 end blue eeree. 1 4 . F = ry louis if = aa id die is an fe bot ‘ wWweor ’ | 5 + ro . : - er) ‘f q jee nepes. to &. I ether of “Jelly Roll —_ oe 3 timre that he te reported = as No Snitcher« in Ga tien hth eut the murder. He said The Egans are not after mre. Thes Hogenite. tor and I have « right te be armed“ Recfers, G6.75 te , tetving the li-vear term in the peni- cach UUme wie } ~. “AnES M4 ae mente ental ; aii? smd only want to get Max Greenberg and |He was charged with earrvirg on. P " : , : : : ' cit ¢} . ‘ ae ’ . . a™ ti « é . : zs = ry to which he was sentenced ae vee + odie + em el sated foc — ca ee ee ARRY REENBERG called upon Pelice Inapector Gerk to the Hogan crowd.“ Middleton authorizing him to carry|ecenied weapons, bet tater was , Second Fleer 18. 198°2?. for participation in wea fres ouTe tal n Seaaialioes ss ~ —— berg bw +t} lms BROTHER OF MAX SEES PR ea. eae Rut ft later Aeveloped that Mack- a revolver as « Deputy Game Ward. aceuitted by a jury on his teutts > robber) of a hank many, “liegt r 4 a i. me 1H = r See his head and cared owr of ae tughe rs panic ‘eal = Man Tart ler shartte aftegward took out a &il- er mon thar aa Deputy ine i ; unstable Egan grunted , Hoganite. ihe day Egan was kilied—four hours tional life insurance policies. 4 hus No. 1 ip the list of killings (Continued bere, but he chose to appeal to the * * Pay Pees ee ee 7 ervuwimren WaADi'nt on G00 eae a, 5 - ee wf *, : bl a ti ee ee —e a oar.

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s ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, MAROH 30, 1923, ia THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. f know that my retirement will make no difference in its - goers it will alwa “e principies, that vs ol r . always fight demagoguecs of all partics, never belong to any party, always oppose classes and public plun- every contribution, but. they | Accordingly, we sent our delezates in a, body te ask them to release us from our) _ “ghink it was a plan worked out by the | ‘Principles and what 'Bew in operation” THE CIR ATTORNEY’S JOB. _ Cireult Attorney “and banditry in St. Louts fs as welcome as flowers in spring. He says truly that “the time bas come when it te a question of Jaw and order and the gangeters” and that he will held no conferences With lawbreak- ers and accept no compromiercs Mr. Sidener has the grand jury, all the machiner) of prosecution fn his hands and the co-operation o° the police for the enforcement of law. He is the State's prosecutor, with the power and aut! ority of the State beck of him. The responsibility ana uty of enforcing law and punishing the guilty rest upon bim Mr. Sidener will have the support and co-operation of all tew-abiding. citizens. Pledges, however, are words that mean nothing, unless translated {nto deecs The eves of all St. Loulsans are on Mr. Sidener. They want the arrest and punishment of thieves, burglars, bighwarmen and murderous gunmen. They want banditry and gang wars stopped. They want peace and security. They will be satisfied with nothing less. The Circuft Attorner has marked ont his own task Let him go to ft and do the job. ee snail MONSIGNOR TIM. St. Louis has a new Gignitary. We refer to the Very Reverend Monsignor Timothy Dempsey, new pos- sessor of the title conferred br the Vatican. Few per- sons, of whatever creed, but will rejoice in the honor that comes to the kindly priest of St. Patrick's If ever a man earned distinction by good works, be has. To the general public, however, we suspect that he will remain “Father Tim.” and we suspect even more strongly that be would have it so. It might be pertinent to observe, too, that the deep bold which the Catholic Church has upon its vast congregation ts based, in the last analysis, upon its faithful, generous, sympathetic, indefatigable Father Tims, rather than upon the glorr of its Monsignors. ~- Lord Robert Cecil comes to our shores give advice to America to join the |eague of Nations but “to talk about the League. because [ have been asked to do so and because I Delieve in it.” Beginning bis tour of America in this attitu British statesman, notwithstanding the fact represents the nation which has been ject of antileague deMmagoguery. may com] great dealgin the instruction of Americans in a sub- ject which has been grossly and designedly misrepre- \sented. To dispface passion with reason, Mes with truth. is the most effective influence that could applied to the conversion of public sentiment in this countr) The basis for discussien of the League is well re- moved from what it was two vears ago. The League has a record which at that time it lacked. Other ef- forts have been made in whole or in part to replace ft. Nome have succeeded. The American attitude toward the vanquished and toward other nations bas underrone a change. Most Americans. therefore. agree with Lord Robert when he “— future exceptiag one of unadulterated manity unless the principles under)v' of Nations become generally aceD lea, more practica de Sa \ Ss be devised to carry them out than If unsatisfactory now it may be participation As Secre- inject sal- “We cannot improved, but not without tary Hughes said of Russia vation from without As to the record ‘of the sunt and fragmentart League. Lord Ro! t ‘ ert cites the settiement oi important internat al disputes between Fol mm (,ermanvy and fFoiand cover giarc : : ww 1feeu if France and En ‘pper Si ' 7” “7 “id » « e of war bde Sse over Al = a” what he regards a ' and ag most important of all. the fostering of interration- al legislation of a humanitarian character Another deciaration of Ceci]'s which wil! find faror im American ears is the proposal that Germany and Russia. as well as the United States, when their cood lithed, shall be ask e a will and sincerity have been esta ae ew . > u , 7, - wer, = 4 - A - ” What was vy for eon ; ~~ liberty’ the refrain to which the guillotine fell upon the necks of the hapless aristocracy of France but “liberty, equality, fraternity”? How many crimes, indeed, hate been committed {n the name of liberty’ Trrantsa have fumed at liberty and beheaded its champions. As in Germany under the Hobenzol- lerns, men hare bargained {t away for material com- forts. They have abused libertr and failed to appreci- ate it. But Muesolini is the first to declare that men were tired of it; that men were tired of being men and preferred to rerert to the spirttual oblivion of dumb. @rirea cattle Let Mussolini strut across h!s little stage of time and place defving the univrersalities of human nature. He is but preparing himself for the tneritable anti- climax of bfs regime and offering his name to future generations as a synonrm for “fool.” Wiliam H superintendent of the New York Antisaloon League, end. according to various estimates, that will save the Rockefellers anywhere from $25.900 to $109.9000 3 rear ——_—_—___——_ eo IMPOSSIBLE. } b id's opinion may restrain the et Government of Russia executing athoiic prelates and priests whom it has sentenced death. That considefition alone has weight wit> tyrants in control of Russia. The enormity o itseif would not enjoin the regime that has Maintains itself br ruthless assassina- terrorism. But just now Lenine. Trotzkr “omPpanr are eager to procure American recog- end to be accorded homorable place amone As a matter of policr. theréfore. ther ¥ postpone the scheduled butcherr contenting tRemseives With the thought that an opportune tim for a bi holiday will later present itself The attitude of the bolsheriks towards religion is & matter plundering. murderous record and sacri- legious boasting Bolshevism has stripped the ‘ their treasures, banished priests. «coffed God. declared ’ Barcotic a sanctuaries. frowned blackly upon > @ —_— £ — . ’ o* faith in @d nity anc would make eference to the wor from the the j r'm@Mme P established and in 7 : anG Cc ¥ ~* *s . = oe vo re. igi0n : xy and Governments. Br such*reasoning any na- its debts by mereir overthrowing der which the debt was contracte other Gorernment. In sbort. itself. untram- on. ~rivileced 7“ dol- » AW S1l's its irterest . nia" 2 acr which many of our cd States to recognize equality. The thing is experiment nomena 23° COMPUORT ~ " : ~~ —_—_ 2 _— _ Uy ROBBER “TS EXTORTION | | AWD QUITE UNNECESSARY SAVE FTOCATHER | SOME DATA _—- — ee — Anderson has been re-elected state = haa 5p te eS —S — — al . ss the walls got + xy a} _ 9 bigger a 7 ——_ poor and what ounIne we f Dod. ‘'—The Passing SARAH BERNHARDT. ND now the golden, earth-bound oo! ‘s broken— ‘r cord its brave loosed That spirit oilt bv adulation Must ail d the that thrilled the ¢pellbound gotten cadence. yrear on year: arnnot be forever silenced— im some far distant sphere _@ubles, breathless in their earthly . . a i ; uArkeu t. 7 ~ *- ; _ e > as > + + | coe NCESCA PIT" “ONNET TO A SCIENTIST Drickiayer excila.™s (;ee@ [ concede the point held in higi ‘ _A LOVE Pinthourgos i [ arm. stotie was not hiz. how ignorant He statea.that Ar: oecause of his evolutionary philosophyr ad him this, ling’ to loox 2 would esteem 12 De- in the nearest see T10mas Aristo- fe New In- hence on 4 - f ~~ : rk you .darit Mminy second some form ther say so Now. sir. ,rour onvineed me? Not at @iL equation out of an experi- ; ant. becatwee of dif- argues an ¢ avaliladi- erse. and an emi itienotes ‘he dSeginsing oe @' +. -e [ eee] > ito nihil fie IVAN IVANOVITCH Brran and the heart lies P S—Yeour statement nm poirweg shows again where rour The polr. becomes a freg by natural derelop- ment. not evolution This latter means the passing trom a state of comparatively general hemogenetty to a relatively specific vetere- geneity. |. ¢. a thing not a frog originally de- comes a frog. A polrwog is a frog on the war Show me that it could be anything «ise in the end but a frog and I'l! capitulate ‘i will show ve rour writings of Secrates (etter as soon the P.-D The date is side of (Xmas ‘oso look Riles oO wer se‘ few day? en one r > ~~) per A Want ‘-oine million te dsatld +t for twen'tr-fve tboeveand. have a traffie cop to han- r¢ cost . '3 end you can >» wouldnt we Sette: dle the crowd? ee _ passenger motor has come into the t teem | trong ter modificatios The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION THE PASSENGER MOTOR BUS. From the Ohio State Journal. - M ORE and more the motor bus fs Seing = ployed transpertation if parts of the country mere service is being provided, sm] types of bodies for the bus are being Srought and the business is gradually estabiishing im serving the public. The largest dev fin the use of the bus is in California, where climate, good roads and aij else appeal te elers and make possibie the use of the Dus the year. in paseenger New lines are deing Lehed, utility Recentiy placed an Cleveland that will be put in service out of suppiement the service the providing with tracticoa ice. fornia with a aecuipment Angeles. [ft will company is Trade papers announce that the bus _i In California as in other places pubiie companies are putting the bus inte serv one pubiic utility company im Cal- order amounting co $500,000 — company for passenger bos ~ we of motor companies is beoked full until “ mer and additional orders are coming In y More and more there is proof presented that 4 Geld to stay. The public gives it patronage a8 where there is business in sight there will be as limes estabiished. THE RAVAGES OF RUST. rom the Breeders Gazette. WERICA’S ancua! loss, due te the steel and iron implements, machinery too's. amounts to the astounding total ef g00.000. A large percentage of this bw BG fered by farmers, whese machinery on the @@ is flagrantiy abused by exposure to the Those who get the best resuits from the implements, machines and tools keep oiled and rust free. Where these factory Dream are properly taken care of, one commonly serves the preservative effect of paint a ings. gates and other steel, tron or weatem provements. Paint is a form of cheap and §@ able insurance against rust end detay. crities of American agricultural machinaly > that it is net nearly so durable as | European machinery. The allegation ae ranted. Our machinery dees not wear | service. it rusts Sut—in the fleid and We de not adequately appreciate the and efficiency of lumber because as &. are not economica] and iteiligent enct paint. We can never obtain prices for ucts“that will Make prospereus the farmers who co-operate with the weather pairing and destroying their own property & ers who do not protect their equipment fel and decay do net require te follew their counselors to Wali street te locate “p terests.” while rust w@ ravaging their home. a AS: a cM . oh Pe a ee es oe COMING COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN. Brom thg Lowell Courter -Citizes. ‘ CST everybody was saying that Cooeldge would imevritabiy eppce Walsh im 13°24 out comes the anne - Louts A. Coolidge may be greomed far 4 nubiicanm ncemination. A contest betwee, Cootidges would be «a pretty one. I Wester: Massachusetts against the tion ef the State, Amberst College vard University. prebabiy dry nounecedly wet Generally speaking. when & hae been Vice President. and very SeaF 2 jient. of the United States the electerats be thought likely toe give him a ciasce trnue his valuable career at Washingten. 7 may be reasons. however. why the al ticilans went te pil & mere agsreesire , than Calvins «against the vote-geting _ouls Coolidge has pewerful becking @ and be represents witheut ary considerable sentiment that & ef the Voelstesd =. cs “ se .* r , When Zephirus 414 some an4 Diowe. T tocke my laéy to the Earty Sh There tr the Garkness, sitting b in hasde, We watched the King of m Engelanrd« We saw the little man *he pot! cann’é. Azad. in the Trtermission bande heard The Feature then beganre: * witched and redde Of hew the herofne’s whrte cat Ped de. The heroine was fair she > hedde. a There was 4 mortgage on the hemes edé4e. The hero was a man who rode A @reaful knave. this let4e —_ perforce. ; ti was es ie heart emitten wtth Ané with the lady's lovelinesse, : course. ex: But ome more thieviah tri . the kale. — In alli the arght an4 ferk nesses the gale. To save the lady's mansion wit fa. But he te pinch’4' Ther put tuto gaol. ‘Came gentil Spring when birdes chepe. You see the hero te his lad The lyghts go on; the ladias « te wepe, And I ryse up. for I was fast Ané this ts how. when all the | | : | | Pe ir: budican Club: and W. A

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ey MARCH $0. i928. The City Circulation of the Daity POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the he Daily Star and the Limes Combined by Approxunately 40,000. Tower = | — |The Conning| Folk Song. * (Early Twentieth Century.) ing lowe, squirrels goe. blowe, in hande, Engelan de. cann'd, bande. watched and redde fedde. hedde. homestedéde. hors. been, perforce, . ‘ mors course. the kale. the gale, fail. — into gaol). birdes chepe. You see the hero to his lady lepe to wepe, was lowe. : souirrels goe, blowe., HALL PEGG. | The Matter With the World. ’ IV. Society for Ethical Culture.) "The trouble today is that too many people misconstrue the idea . ef freedom.” —————— a = IRROR of , . BD OPINION §& “awe tery in’ uoreantown Ww Va" A man buys a stamped envelope. egtals it without inclosure, and drops ENGER MOTOR BUS, 4 {In the letter slot. “What's the! ite Journal, idea?” asks the postal clerk. “Well,” re the motor bus is peing em- eays the mailer, “I'm taking a cor- ane tation in all respondence course, and I've decided ee - © out classes today.” New lines are peng estal- ’ js being provide, smproved t "Can Culture Be Broadcasted ?''— e bus are being »rought out A@veriisement of Harper's Maga-. gradually establishing itself The largest development is in California, where genial and all else appeal to trav- ble the use of the bus all a as in other places public putting the bus into serv- biic utility company in Cali- -order amounting ‘o $500, ate mpany for passenger bus nN ae in service out of Los oatessen Belt, 1922. upplement the service the uttl- ce; . cast ome LS-ppens as- viding with traction lines. - pereiorn 251 weet in 19: noe that the bus department NM. 1. S.: I was star Improper In- is booked full until midsum- ~ ference Drawer of St. Lawrence, ming in steadily 1811. a coset ennai that the Lalu: I was a star Discretion- come into the transportation public gives it patronage and The Psychological Athletes. ‘2. B. P.: Essex Market Bail-Jump- + 1913; Conscience ing championship, Columbia, championship of Upper West Side in sight there will be bus Distinctivences. & teo, have from true virtue icin on : swerved: VAGES OF RUST. I recollect how—semiling cutely— Gazette. Tye said, when the occasion served, | nual loses, due to the rusting of “Oh, absolutely!” implements, machinery and " et eenatan total of §600.- And, when the silly phrase was new, | percentage of this loss is suf- l—even among frowning — whose, machinery on the whole we brows— f ed by exposure to the weather. be Made jocular allusion to best results from the use of Cat’s eyebrows! es and tools keep them clean, 7 . Where these mt Res products |, But—unless my resolve takes wing— s care of. one commonly ob- (Tve still some. se!f-respect—ea ive effect of paint on build- ittle— ) r steel, tron or -wooden im- . TH never say that an)thing ; is a form of cheap and profit- : Is “brittle”: . & WwW met rust and decay. Some agricultural machinery say so durable as corresponding *. The allegation is unwar- a does not wear out iz Somebody got to be a much-quot- person by saying ‘Variety is the Mice of life.’—The Herald. He got to be an even more quoted person, did William Cowper, by "iting “I am monarch of all I sur- t—in the field and barn lot. ely appreciate the durability lumber because as a whole we ‘ and intelligent enough to use ver obtain prices for farm prod- prosperous the thousands of ke with the weather in !m- g their own property. Parm- their equipment from rust ulre to follow their political gireet to locate “predatory ine is ravaging their property ” “and you?” “I am Tide. “Ana what are you doing here?” “Oh, Just waiticg for a couple of fel- lows.” Commercial candor in window of Ee ~DOLIDGE. CAMPAIGN. Dourler-Citizen. y was saying that Calvin inevitably oppose Senator comes the announcement that may be groomed for the Re- A contest between these a pretty one It would be ts against the castern 620 will last are better.” “Bring rour wife, sweetheart and |, Gaughter.” begs the Nafional Re- Publicar, Club: and W. A. H., pur'- a OUghtint .o resign. oe “Divorce,” Justice Morschauser War- ys. lee of Amberst College againaet - cancer in gg AT wry ho probably dry against pro- | S@merican life sorely » ing 7. . * * *The only way to cure speaking. when a man oe e en 9 mat near Presi- »* . the evils of divorce is to completely States. the electorate would ‘to give him a charece toe con- oR evils of cancer would be to career at Washington. There @bulish cancer. ver, why the scasoned poli- nA" — i a more aggressive personality oS “What man with a divorce ecan § @0) succeeds in public life today?” ee SOntinues Justice Morachauser. Few. / Probably. Rut to some that secm*s® \ More ike an argument for abolish- | ing public life. F.P.A fainst the vote-getting Walsh. me powerful backing ‘8 — ~ s without any puasyfootiag the Massachusetts ste that in mn of the Voleteed togh z Oe divorce.” One way to cure | One even when the sonne was grovw- When Zephirus did softe and sweete I tooke my laéy to the Early Showe. There in the darkness, sitting hande We watched the King of merrie We saw the little man the policeman Asad, in the Intermission, heard the The heroine was fair, she hung her A dreadful knave, this ledde hadde In all the nyght and derknesse of To save the lady’s mansion without | ®™Y But he is pinch’éd! They put’ him, Came gentil Spring, when little And I ryse up. for I was fart aslepe. And this is how, when all the sonne | When through the woodes a!! ne! When Zephirus did softe and sweete | . I te0ke my lady to the Barly Shows. | ‘(Whe Rev. John L. Ellicott of the. sine. — aske Hay, “broadcasted” ad ? "8; Domestic Errand Running) —_— — NEW “But who reads the Gospels the i lated life o 'adays’” ntroduction to h Feems to wus quarrelsome and To be sure, Papini acknowledges the literary mastery of the Bible When through the woodes a!l the Christ.” We cannot question except for ourself book sent us scurrying straight to Matthew, Mark, The book by ‘which Dorothy Canfield Lux the yo writes Giovanni Papin if ; ey . ss As’ it answer a and ung Italia” mean-epir ’ inexpress) ty), f Christ,’ he sa} “even were written by an eit or of ¢ genius than any who has ever could bi The Feature then beganne: ‘we than briety Pt how the heroine's whyte cat was never miracie of style and poetry, can add very tion t There was a mortgage on the old | But YORK. now- that Papini'3 back Jonn has trans- {ted. Gull ern» ‘7 ‘* ss ‘reater lived, be more beautiful and perfe« the Gospels of the first be improved hey give us.” later Papin! life of men, eterna Until his heart was emitten with re- / us, it Suscitate Him is absolutely The candid s0o- four stories can upon bw any and we continues ain nece of the alive in present day, but to represent new words, But one more thievish trick, to get "OW happening, and His never-changing story.” treatment. manner is not new, on rat be conveyed only words. The lyghts go on; the ladies Jobe. | insists 6. Certainly but In other words, Papini seem feel the need of a modernized liter- Unfortunately, merely that the literary artist in him _voits against the style of the Bible. ie down ance. the Gospel! stories ply canot endure economy Quite evident At any rate he has method of writing almost oposite to that of the n ly h little to the informa- “Ev- ery generation has its preoccupations and its thoughts and its own The hero was a man who rode a ties translated If Christ is to rem insani The old Gospels must be for the help ime: s to his Bec- there is nothing | Soy in the heresy that emotion may home, by great gusts of However sincere Papini’s re- | ligious faith may be (and we have|W!ll arrive tomorrow to spend Eas- | our doubts even of that because he 80 much), it is quite eviden the feeling that the original narra- | ceeded throug tives are far too brief. tically no other material. re- lost. the lly present with ssary to re- from time to t And with the lady's lovelinesse, of | mot to color Him with the dyes of with with references to things His eternal truth, = | | T | , it Seems || focial News ie to Me = — J — Mr. and Mrs. Williarmg Bagnell of ART STUDENT TO WED 1? Westmoreland place Nave as their guests for nell's bro* in and, Mrs of Kansas City, Mo. The visitors wil remain un Mrs. Bagnell's daughter, Mre. Joseph Hiuey Hiughes of Dallas, Tex., wl! come to St. Louis early in May to} visit her parents and will be joined here by Mrs. O'Nell, also of Dallas. ogether thev will attend the Junicer League convention to be held in De- 7 the third week in May. Mrs. ughes organized the Dallas chapter of the league and ie vice president. Mr. and Crant's Fa their fam at their h: They will a (hase depa to relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Marie Reine Fusez de Penaloza of Fergus ily, will spend the summer Mai. William H. Schaefer of Hote! a few days Mre. Bag- her and sister-in-law, Mr Waskington Adams if ti! after Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. August A. Busch of rm, St. Louis County, afid yme in Coopertown, N. 3 depart early in June. irted last night for a visit nand | her daughter, Miss llenriette de Pe aloza will aail from Quebec June 23 for Europe Miss l’ehaloza will spend the summer studying vocal! music. —Gerhard Sisters Photograph — ‘ MISS AUDREY MARION Mr. and have been now in New York. They will return the engagement of Miss Mueller, | Mrs. Daniel Nugent, who MUELLER. in Florida ail winter, are Announcement has been made of to St. Louls next week and will make daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dr. D. L. Coale - hington lingerie shop: “Gifts | M. Seru Scruges died of fan that he la. wonders whether he : home, taken t othing.” ” writes Papin, cept them wholly, e syllable—or else reject > . ira and ® ne =—ust ahle BAY, begin to ith. of { iT @c- bh them fre ‘We be eloguence itn Papin''s book to make us do either HEYWoO 2) 6. ers, one of t Vandervoort & Barne) pneumonia yester S617 Olive st o Lynchburg. in the family cemete be nos She h siead o During she was in dave w ment illness Miss ervices here ad live il in the & n Olive stree* reet. Va... ry. the lattes years ere spent in Scruges was feeble healt! virt iden ior BR yi \ MISS SALLIE F, SCRUGSS DIES; BODY T0.BE TAKEN T0 VIRGINIA The body of Mise Sallie F. Schuges. 86 years old, a sister of the late R he fo. if} ders day at will for bu n ¢ ee + rial There wil] uai ret'r Her death followed a wee). tified w ruges hon 43 yeurts of her ilfe and her NI ‘niany of thé charitable works of her itrother, sas active in Richa’ @, alth rah vie or focial life ehe neve the death of Ynother brother, G OF ALL CO Garemoml (Pictare MOTION urice Costelie, David Powel) PICTURDES Mea im the Cnet — — _————__—___— _—_—_—___—__— ——==|_, PERSHING | LAST [IX THE TIMES “Brass 4 - TODAY ———- wool aes, pa NEXT po tee eae 2 ‘4 Matinee. WEEK March 31 Seats Now Selling The Most Brilliant enc Most rcalistic Photepie: ~ sce “Birth of a Nation ' 8 Shows Daily ow SPECIAL EASTER SH / Pt TOMORROW | Mi i! eb \ Jt ele) Assisted by His Master Horse TONY, in Their Latest Tale of Romance and Adventure 66%. JUMPS | J 3 AHE AD’ ! 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New April Victor Records on Sale Here Saturday et ee SS ee © n uum} 2:16—TWICcE EVERY DAY—6is Mats. 150 to 50c} Eves 25¢ te $1.68 INTERESTING BILL g* ) las me Today—-30c Matinees Jackie Coogan in ‘‘DADDY’’ First Showing Anywhere in U. & | | ‘Ham Hamilton for THE HALES SCHICHTL’S WONDERS. ‘Duke Yellman & Orchestra ~ NEWS PICTURES; FABLES; Clara Kimball Young in “THE WORLDLY MADONNA” Comedy—News—S8cenic Dave Silverman's Orchestra rs TARTING | TOMORROW At the Grand Central, West nd Lyric and Capite! Theaters eee ——— SHUBERT JEFFERSON, ATF helmets a ee eee EO Le eee NEXT SUND ¥—SEATS NOW a eam atta th a TiM=s MATINES Bmpr feats. pe * 2 8 ee " RAS rER WEEK—SEATS KOW ~ erformance . Jehn Goiden Pro@ttc io af “tdeen + and “The ist Year.” Presents _ THE LAUGHING ’ See ee pe | . ill THE fp Laughs' | excita se: oot emnaent Nights, 50¢-92.50: Wee Aoet Mateo All ; = . You | ne Hil COLUMBIA to 11 A. 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. FE RE OT” SNe _ i Se P “1 ey : . » om, = = pes ‘ rt : i : i | ximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the limes Combined. 1 5 1-1 HGP Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximate!) 5).Luura PUStT-UISPATCH The City | —_ ee ee to arrest him unless he gare them $2: He handed over the $25, he salé. | How Gang War Has Become Menace to Life on Public Streets |. ostcreu having fn mind sation of the bill the parcle would be ‘the physical makeup of most of the sum. which he carried, if he showed Conttnecd From Page 25. — eo = ~- . @ecision tanked after. He made the motion gangsters include a diabetic com- opposition. 4 The men. who hed SS | | LIST SIX $ . amet Segpmees . on te obtain and the bill was adopted iplexion, not exzactiy sallow Out «a flashed somethirg lfke badges. then > q r Of KILLING ic her hope ana fe 6 ' P - on on @ a 4 93 > sa epeeter he bed « right to carry A under which the) > Six days later Gov Gardner per-|cross between lemon and chalk: a turned back to St. Louis and reached | * | PART THREE “ : . ; . If re be | ut you = . . . ; t} * 2 > ? °r “pon to protect State funds. He IN HOGAN = EGAN FEUD ——— oe ‘tentiace. formed the almost unprecedented act blank expression, round shoulders the south end of the bridge before tified that bis life had been busy little boys in the peniter : . . eR taney. oll h he could report th currence to alee, ter! : tesuing a parole to “Jimmy” Ho- small eres, the dullness of which 4 7c rer the occurrence SEmestenes! IN THE LAST TWO YEARS | where ree preteen’ oi igystcbmsc eat tefore his arrival at the pent- suggest death; and «a dreopies the dridgetender at the north ap- ee ERE list of the six ge pelea seente the tentiarr. The Governor sai¢ the pa- mouth. 4 crooked nose is considered proach. Morrison declared he had emmerics —— =! [ee ed ebout the same Ume while rid - es 8 . The gunmen, who cons PERO . : , te +> been ¢riving well within the Iegal a . pon =— ta had heer recommended by la¥- a Dig asset because ft suggests tha, mn s sf am S “et * killings in the Hogan- an _ ~ art Nerx”’ af the egan gare ré¢ LAG B we - * aa oom. nance, ‘ it Attor- the owner mar hare at one time ben ru! a ! fe about in an automobile armed dag oe i Gian inn gang feud. John Doyle, one were John (Kink) Connell rence McDaniel, then Circ Hie also was acquitted by a jury on : | an ae — solication was accompa- tn an horest-to-goodres fight. : ,t of those marked for vengeance the -rv Greenberg. a t er ne} rhe appicacon coomy 3 é the ground th his piste! was no . vd Coste! Harry Greenberg. br a phrsician’s affidartt that The gangster never talks. hence he 4 FOR CH. — concealed, but was op the seat of for the killing of Egan, was siain of Max Greenberg Frank mereuris weg Sias? © ons” Hogan shoutd ‘ eputation tbat he carres t bile within !pileain view of by a city detective tick Scanlon and William Lone, for “medical reasons hogan ia gets the reputation - = —- ‘ ‘ Z te antemoni * i pmesn : . c Patric 3107 : oe th eanfired in prison The doc- secrets. but that te wot the chief rea- ‘or Weis er ft Lf he arresetirge officers Ta id One Jonna | Sweener former - Frank Rora. Ther rere .*. ; . .« ~ se © = 6 oe me = : ; Reh ther of the record clerk tn the Circu!t At- — tay tn the Court of tor said Hogan euffere4 from mor>id son. It is merely because the aver- "aE habl dt f ’ vy) obinson, ano : ’ —= . Tes’ er: — ina vee ae Se . i - & (CHIRP office. killed by bullets raigned conan and pleaded rot impulses resulting fro concussion age gangster could not hold a con- irreproacnabie goo aste of qua Se ity Stationery suggests it for many J : Six Generals mm Turn We er , had recetved at the hands of €ang- anyone else. Always his eres mus Child’s PI N w gift proble ms otherwise difficult to solve. a : the Eastern Army of the U ay 0 ’ q ~~ , a a : oo --2 weapons ni ees make !{t r he : hat which had freed Colbeck March 11, 1821. No prosecution Rag a ee Peed ers be shifting to maze *: sppear "e 3 3 : as . - : ar ee Ae “a? State | Bickel Jr. 13 years old of 4144 & sae Wee emaenenes i aie i Wet ae ial ee upon the effect to convey the impression b alled to This Post Towar : 2 o 2 a : ; ; whe -in-la® af . t : ._ . : : alin . TT , ' stationery is very desirable. All envelopes \ spec " ———— charger, his defense being the same Sixth end~ Chestnut streets - For the correspondence which depends thém red-handed we can't ert a fun Senator Mike Kinney and for- > was knocked down and serious Sher to cenvrict any of them.” mer leader ‘Egan's Rats re 4 et Grand bouleverd an ? St . . : . Tl? reu want te wke care of that da‘ . . “Taking No Chances.” shot down in front of his aoa yeah wien hy an automobile occu- Speed - oy emer as eal HEAD OF FEDERAL BARGE LINE bene-ca esesh an@ Ge t | are lined in contrasf&ing colors and some When asked by detectives why loon, 1400 Franklin avenue, Wick | nied by gangsters rm Geo 7 os pall heura, better get one oun , are bordered te mmich bordered paper. ‘ , 1321 24 =f Bait : - os. : - ;, ~ livin - te the truc Si. iv acc The paper is of fabric finish stock and is ts aaa nas Three—George Ruloft . “ Hogan and one of his of . oh East St. Louis Floating Terminal Hedge they had given to Father Egan follower, shot and killed tn [| 70) — a 5. Mosby's term exp: Paars'a¥ Expected From Cairo Tomorrow a two minctes by packed in attractive cabinet. Dempeey, Hogan and Colbeck both aT am > rant TS18: of Two Gea : — °} itt egar and execgh ater : ee re taking “no chances” | OY oitin « sang equa 1@ Active Members oth St. Louts will again become the; +. om « haif pint bettie Wedding Announcements nklin avenue, c 2 193) in the arrest —~ ~“s"" head of the Federal barge line with ' . '? _ > . neac . tHe e Oary . , fs / : . - - 72 ly. ow wti aot “ad V PAAR E A> _ a el A Om May fleetre — —_ Neutenants who were in Ho ea: 1s aD “Bu tomobile The ae ie st t were no further nu’ \ aN city hospita! wow rns oo : : : 7 | ' , : ke between the enemy ganse » prosecution 2 . ws of Isadore oa and Filmer Runge Nemo: _ a. the arrival tomorow from Caire o ; bs. . . a : : nd Weasing Aw Four—Luke Kennedy. formet members of the Egan gang. in con- lls tt ee snereant “Wiel” with three | . “ , for a le time Even Max - . . >. ‘Ts thecl eters ng aonvict and later associated with Hogan, “Din beck. a ee barges and the East St. Louis flcat- in the et ip tm dil : ~* . ‘Aar* Gieenbere had the temerity to sili: a. i = tae Ge Oanth Snes rection with the ace: cenm, | tne ogan — . = oe . — a t police ta- _ — im tare i=a1 fownm. He was seen by detec : hie at Kienlen and Ham- when asked to wo at «a on tiga he wae sentenced ine termiral ea - : ’? aurom ’ - . . = = -_ : wr " - * * ; m » »- iv — - : .? : : i & ~~ +’ $Y - i Cad near the Hogan home June gor tacoma aiert) 17. 1922 tion and identify them. mace : : stein te eum. | Otte © ugh freig breathing gees ep ete [a mecompanied by a bodyeuacd | °°™SST Svenmues, “Ph ** ou’™ | mark quoted tn the introduction ef 49 years sn tH ——— it sealeend sul a. & stom: cecum ne thee” Gee ee on e : Ly ~ pProgwec ution a — 2 ntite them . , ot . os : cle. Vea h ki ‘cert. as r Pive—Jacob Mackier. lawrer ~~ ~ . — liets fired fro: ™ neeeean ‘Ss tT city a wide berth. cannet be ** deren > oem I'll get out of town as soon as automobile by bullets tres = 4 1@ last episode occurred at = & active members The three barges are the last ve talked with the priest.” another automobile at Twelfth | .. ast Tuesday. Two automobile 2 active memoe! detectives went with Green- to Father Dempreew and after ng him promise the priest that We would take no further part fn . ogee . . - a. a they accompanied him : ga! c aehot and (1.ea wrueD ferson avrenwvue No ore was nivrec a - War . 2 Tre- «: - ee? throrgh cor" ~~ taede st Leuts sts 4 : . ~ a4 = . on > : iv - * - ™~ >. Doni — tc » _ the ‘ I ro abee' . : : - —— a an . tS H@s Fridge and saw him board a es a: - — ° . 2s ot " ous ape oo ee maa, =— [awn two rears The Vicksburg” way ‘ | ear for Fast St. Loulse nella’s resort on the Ulive Street eof the Hudson-Frampton Motor Ca: agha aE ie ce on ashburn'’s flagship | +he «e'rure o* a . - “a ~ oe ™ . > - ® & > 26 7 ~~ee > ee 7 ~~ _ . : . ~ | . = ae . ; se ’ ~ > shooting and wound Ne of Ae road, nite Louis ouncy. Fe o@ _ x 301 ix = boulerarc "ere " “ TT , _ the : “arges ane four tow boars re 7 thine } feder and Max Gordon the nic’ 1323. No prosecution shattered+dy bullets a te ce ae : teased br Ea4ward F. Goltra = | E will) new fellow the ores : > —-_ ee 2 ~-* ~* > ~ -4 - . . ; rs &. R. C. Frampton. preeident . ‘Ssah _- Z : DP When we first talked of the motor car company, following this * agen cme ' ee i : , a . A forees were divided inte tr Locust boulevard, detectives late: ’ PEE en _ m a: ; we , in went: _ was the work of Egan ganc- | “*: nae been fired upon on Market shooting telegraphed to Gor Hyde ~ “i agrestis 1 HODCARRIERS AND | ABORERS 4 march ncath ea the welt nina to foil an attempt on the Iife * eet im 182! 2 protesting against the condition WE as ecg | ;, Bark a “Dinty” Calbeck. who at that Four days after the assass. nation “whi “h a” | oniv perr its gcarnes ers > : - : : ° . - . : ea the other on the eas” aicie T was TYemocratic nominee for o: ieee aga Littie peel — 2 , cnmil mon the streets arc ED vA . - es SETTLE THE SLAB DISPUTE ‘ a ; forces around the southern end @onstabieship. formerly held } rowers, an Sgen gangster, was snct shoot up — ¢ Ddusindess, Dut ene age anne oF Re EM ee Se : ' ; ~ . J ard killed when he was asieep in which permits murders, bark ar aan Oe ee Controversy "“Aeeuneniie Has Sect] =! ae followed the Western wid oe Thea-k tol4 policemen that * shack at “Belvedere Joe” Gonnel- Toll rebberies and other crimes oe, Re HOA Bey gO tecif. | e E apt how well it carried out its part . - it ™ . 2 er” , °* = ats aay j : petween ‘S7 ane ‘ en eusue BE 2 ~ eae —sr : ’ EY Pie st 7: a. . - . te pa iA srid detectives ‘he nolic a , om = , Bre be . Le a atic 2S) epee Rg . ee V irginia. This campargn lasted eee ae ; ee ibeck to shi han yamine agen ge Pp = ee 1865. In all this time. the Army gurimen who were jo be sent c to kill Aim. Chief O'Brien Calis a Halk. the gang situation. citizens ne , 7 : Virginis. The best braims and berg was seen-in East St A period of quiet then intervenes SENS OF Five.Coe to hire lawyers and __ meet én ie _ build tat . = - he = ° ' riw 4 . ‘ , ri+ . = - *. — - = - ‘ ai AINE - ee -- x a e fest before and Shortly afte: eich was broken last week by a Drvats, detectives to aid the police G.ce tor bore to act the war they tie sab work “appareatiy. 3s NO BAD, ROTTEN OR SPOTTED IN YOUR BAG . GD federacy were placed against it, : - > . as ss —* immu >" *. ee b : es . > a : ce a y > ¢ F « maT. . : , - : Abest that time "Peder: ("'e of eortien by the gangsters desires g “cata, no EC. TOF SRIF the | eee ee ce WHEN YOU GET HOME nk Or Uae come ? | me © Steen Stee » ; in ann , , ore & Lot wé Chace | Bees Ea 2 It took the Union authoritie were observing the activities ef of Police O’Brten last Tuese?d.1) : phecrit : o the fu ‘ - 2 -} experienced from this con- : . : ee uty esealmaaraliacete s: * leader fer this Eastern Army. .‘ Louts gangsters suspected of declared the gang war hag become —_—- - § amt om xh -- nto: » trove: y d. tit! a. ) “2 ~ ‘@ope ring” with New = peblic menace and éi: afk det aliet-rid¢ a 3 as has been *ol4. the Zispute arose eo: prou ritie@ « . ' ommander-in ‘ip connections. : : _** . set er ng wariu.rEse ci - ; arcu’ -_— weeks az» »serweer 7 “~ 3. . = . oe ts ; of the war. (;enera! tsrant “NAS Captains of the various districts io 2 Oo -et ¢) 2 e Gang’ Lawyer Slain. rhat the ganesters were arrested ee 9 $7) = % on ” ce ’ -gester ie the mast carriers ard ii mow follow these different ss — i. ’ ax : ce and Il ‘shall try to make clear to gangsters then became quiet . e : . " o aiy imeivicua « the tace of a ore Schoo! build "a ’ the night of Feb. 21. last. w oa : oft _—— et } ee ae art aid Olic fictal heodcarriers’. independent union es Pe. : ees a te ween eens ace pp ace agg whet pomd fe | * expertence jeerting the tight to haniile tile si - | Pirst came General MeDo . . ri : , rT q .. “en™ ? : n* = 7 — > > — —— . . - of — . ee . Li . ee = one aines & oa > . Was shot to death in his _ ad ened tase : Runge and Londe, the two most : . ard the builéing laborers ciaim'ns se | the story of his defeat at Bull B obile at Twelfth and Howard : ne = was Shot Up. active of the Egan gunmen. were ar- 2 sir est fight out of any : this work to be under their turted co | July, 1861) we shall pes t oward jiiets Tired *from two automoDils rested twice resterda, At 12:30 a eS a Ne? aa saa a othe — f.. | - ¥ ini 4 ? oe - 2 rhey ‘ Lin ~ @ umzaliy tien. The hodcarriers are ‘3 of the-Union Army, Gen. Geo in a thickly populated neigh - house went through a m. ther were arrested at a poir: Aaa : Those held at Cairo tn this month's - ; s 2 tn ene © ‘l. Harry Greerberg. Loreo e oa ds - gangsters eagasTe amipdaghes : . Scar | 7 an ;¢° “te >» ~wrake rceonges” en” Ue to a far s- orta ge ™ . = ; . - . st - ‘ waa . ‘ : S 182 No prowecution ig ning pistol Aaght hile rié! iz east Ther are -aded Pr nctpa’ i with Siz—Clarence “Litue red slong LinGel! and Locust doulevards. --* ~~ »F and Howard = streets, Fed Hegan gun squad David who with Col- Powers. member of the Fegan between Grand boulevard ni Jef- ' Angina 7 , = -ivrer row permits complete resump- . ‘? a 7 arton - > i sugar and burlap. The stage of the - berh oo where street car and vre- | | =a. « ~2 > ¢ 7 . -_ > ~—_r cecte4 -* x-- ~ re | ; rs ii Goor se; tin t fron" west of - . oo ale - seat aare co: sates S - ~ thet . : Miele traffic ie heavy. Another au-'.... -..... wy . “- ee sal pees s wa : " and th ste: ines with bererea Tile slabs ere carried bt % remember tis after its defeat at — a a oe §86leEReneN > ¢car tf vou dou Sate He ts ' ehéslibarrows and nét heds. whies “im @80—s retreated to Washington. Sy the tymobile occupied by gunmen drove . ore Leaded revolve ere ped near that up alongside of Mackler’s car and lie 9 ) ec ant oe meee , -— = sneak of the lowest sort. and. tn. is the real cause for th® argumert pes apres . ws geet spring that McClellan began his led the machine with bullets ' — te of g2 et 3 x war struck four times and Jetty Roll Hogan tolf «a leased on bond at Clayto: : : ro ' ; ; - . Ps rear ‘es —— a Tun >. ~ vee . . . : ~ 3 ~ eta cif : ._? * 4 ~ ° was instantly killed at the whee! -% “ts m reporter who tnter- In the afternoon th: ar- : wears good clothes anc $25 TAKEN FROM TOURIST ET ; us -E. ICEBERG FRESH t “ Confederate — — mond. 2 both kne : -_ PO- | 2idn's have -— If some of th Par Amount to Avoid “Arrest.” Carload Just for Easter: NOT OLD. STALE STOCK : , ul N 1 % going to | the forme nie of Egar eens : ould . W. Morris tourist fron o-s ; woe . Oe = = | te =. cae northernmost of these rivers is t leave town. Let the police tell that | rested i th Mrs oo - — to the a ry «ku aS nm : oO ’ | r . 7. +. ~“@porte a > a . . . “% mr house.” , : iver under ber atm . se Pee or = eae . . . | | > F cy [ee Guastine probably were under _"* SteTBOON Sotiowias Informations charging concealed --e~ wou repeal ana od | AN Si | Sheeting up” ef Hogan’ ° »'X weapon re iseved ‘o4ar — pes : a | pte tr pression gat Greendere was | oo 5 P c Iingans abe wea, Ss were ‘ssue Cay @cains ‘ 1 . ; — =t4 } me = 22 -ighwar br igo FLORIDA a9 C ; Hogan gunmen were arrested sho Lond "4 M Ror » - Meckler tm the latter's auto. . Lende and Mra Runge. the police- ; . s* — o across ti Wissourt River at S&S ; after they had lef the Hogan home men stating they had seen Londe 214 = ~ne-lee at *1°40 tol4 him *her were sa Se ‘ “Jelly Ss es rtourin . — *> Eee . . ct : 2 r aes “Not at an” sald the Aeteactives im J Ri Borris a > - « * | * _ . ~eeo=, as- m Mes )Omiginalliy red Dut recemtiy dimguies’S She gave her sce ae 1% amd i? tha’ . * : CO . ha biack paint. Dete-- verified > ; rons (press: | ire b'm for speeding. and threatened nate | . _ = — , i verifiec Der case © de certified . Florida a ey tives found ax loaded rero'rers +. Juvenile Conr tked on the floor of the aut that he was ‘parmaster’ . 9 “It's a Shame, Ranges Mother = on mk&Tiling. He received aaa saya : . La T d | Roatan) eT... wissen severe Fine woolens and Basi og C He also helped the Hogan thia.™” the gummen sald to the detec- i co hres cent: . . Stalks frame their alibian. and the tives “The guns — Mot se ©8T on the third floor at 720 Nerth custom tailoring = 4 Nice and White wantegd him out of the war” person You know ‘Jelly Ro e . . ~ = . 5 Bt later was disclosed that Mack- | ‘Dinty’ Colbeck beat thelr cases tn trees wher “ % weet ogee Bed taken out $17,000 a@@itional court’ “ m arrested reetertar. ai- Fi @ few Gave after his “Well we'll sce about it~ repliet given a@drensce ‘= Ferguscs a= = lored, rmmeans clothes at their SMALL, TENDER, | other Eeame of & Lou! Ft father best. ‘But just because Ten ¢ has Deen er ployed as a messenger A custom tailored anit ; : Fi HE FOR PIES. af Pe en Bank tor 20 yore 4e in their clothes, as in other r «4G mt Bave to steai” > . i ae | - evince Sa pole St raney BLUE GOOSE WINESAPS, Pound, 10c¢ and eter +e. . | . al . s sic ‘hey were =r >! ‘a a = ancy The gran < "wary Took re“"-e a *he : S2°¢ SB Uatior vrester¢éar a™ertoe- Chief ef Police OO’ Brtea. “hte? of i e Detectives Hoag'iand and Ietect?re a fs : - James Archer of the homicidée sc 2ad << were DdDefore the bedr —* . : The Parole of “Jium ust in time fer Easter! Come in and see these classy ‘Jimmy Hogan engin a ai ta. They are full of style and “pep"—and come SEMA ts Sathy weeme to = STOMACH BAD Alt 100 MUCH! I i . : : | if ¢ " | 1 | | im pam stripes eed solids im light and dark colors. Egan game. once escaced «- rd Have Tuxede west, bel! bottoms and silk tape around ——) _o peta collar and pockets. Terms to suit. | ee Se he me \97c ArVY gc e4°*%ce ave and Edward Hogan. whe car | Gites ax Se, Bae. ote ww om FANCY =, the at secoemtonan wat 2 Chew a Few Pleasant Tablets! Instant Stomach Relief! ~ mS casheahtunen tour te LOUISIA - nallien ~ bs i ae Gem urred Decacge ar application %- & parcie Sor bie brother. whe hag met vet Seen gent to prises. bead = ae been acted omer Me wee aaenree that (? be weuld mere 8 reeensite-

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Ma v 4 AT 36, lesa, a AST =, IE te of qual- t for many ait to solve. Sunday Post-Dispatch i Advertisers Receive soo PER CENT MORE CITY CIR then those in any Other St. 4 hry wn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SPORTS, MARKETS, _ WANTS, REAL ESTATE ad ¢ PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1923 PAGES 27—48 yon —_ .. — AMERICAN HISTORY FOR- CHILDREN Six Generals in Turn Were Placed in Command of the Eastern Army of the Union Forces: Grant Was HULL SAYS PRESIDENT COULD CUT SUGAR PRICE AT ONCE ‘National Committee, declared in a Democratic Chairman Points to Pro- visions of Tariff Bill Per- mitting Reduction, By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 23. While the tariff commission wse preparing for a broad tnauiry to determine, in accordance with President Harding's instructions, whether present fmport duties were “even partially respon- sible’ for high sugar prices, Corde!) Hull. chairman of the Democratic publishea statement today that it bhe@ lecome the duty of the comm'!s- sion to report “immediately” to the President that !t was ‘partially re- sponsigie.” Chairman Hull! asserted that on a ‘buyers’ market’ a 50 per cent re- duction in the sugar tarifr President - make under the f) tariff act would reduce the reta!! and three cents “When the ¢ distress as a result On Sugar ag we)} & pound.’ | which the would be authorized to *xibie provisions eertainiy Price between two ;0vernment gets of this tariff in- as other commodities.” eaié Hull, “It sheuld de something to relieve the situation ‘and not submissively continue te take its share of the leot.” - — — — ee Catholic School Benefit Piay. In cennection with the effort of the Rosati-Kain High School Alum-. "ae Association to raise $6600 for —_— _ = lthe Catholic Girls’ High Scheel of ern Gate,” at the St. Lous Unt- ®t. 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Patterns and colorings that immediately appeal to the smart dresser. Styles and models that are faultless in their construction and drapé. ‘Taiforing equal to the finest custom work—yet priced $10 to $15 lower than you can buy similar good quality anywhere else. feature offering Ap pemarer Map Showing Virginia Campaign. march south on the west side of the Appalachian Mountains, and the other on the east side. Then the Two armies were to jon | forces around the southern end of the mountains. We have i : followed the Western Army in its: victorious course, and seen came back up the eastern side, nearly to the southern border of 3 | Virginia. This campaign lasted from January, 1862, to March. 1865. In all this time, the Army of the East never got south of. Virginia. The best brains and the strongest armies of the Con- R BAG ‘ federacy were placed against ii. and year after year was spent leader for this Eastern Army Six generals in turn bore the proud title of Commander-in-Chief, until finally, toward the end of the war, General Grant was called to the post of honor. We will now follow these different commanders, one after the other, | the story of his defeat at Bull Run in the beginning of the war (July, 1861) we shall pass on to the second Commander-in-Chief of the Union Army, Gen. George Brinton McClellan. You will. remember that after its defeat at Bull Run, the Union Army had) spring that McClellan began his advance. His objective was the Confederate capital, Richmond, and the campaign now entered upon is known as the Peninsular Campaign. If you will look at a map of Virginia, you will see that Eastern Virginia is cult by ington is situated. Next comes the Rappahannock, then the York, and durthest to the south is the James, upon whose southern | bank lies Richmond. The mouths of all these rivers are very wide and the land runs out between them in three long. narrow out his operations. Near the mouth of the James River is Fortress Monroe. McClellan moved his army down to this fort by water, and then started to advance northwest along the peninsula toward Richmond, while a fleet with supplies, sailing up the York River, and plenty of guns, and instead of trying to take the city by he decided to besiege it. This method is slow, but very: gare i? one has men enough. President Jefferson Davis and Gen- eral Robert E. Lee, in command of the Confederate Army, knew | | By HENDRIK VAN LOON, — » Author of “‘The Story of Mankind.’’ ; . 7 Copyright, 1923, by the Christy-Walsh Syndicate EE pe q EK will now follow the progress of the Army of the East. le ee ; When we first talked of the war. I told von how the Union £4 ae Bin CES: OP i forces were divided into two sections. One division was to pei Pe a b f ° : % ststs Ee eee, a, e ae. Me. ty ote € oA% ae . | yee 2 Uh Hee ¢ ee 3 how well it carried out its part of this program, more than its part, for it swung around the end of the Appalachian range, and in hard fighting, with honors neariv even. lt he Union authorities a long time to find the right: and I ‘shall try to make clear to you what each one tried to do. | First came General McDowell, but ag we have already told retreated to Washington. ®y the end of October, 138,000 soldiers were encamped near that city, but it was not until the following four parallel rivers, running southeast into Chesapeake Bay. The northernmost of these rivers is the Potomac, upon which Wash- insulas. It was on the southernmost of these three peninsulas, tween the York and the James rivers, that McClellan carried kept pace with the army. 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Hnegees ‘H1C phiice the rach: : ; " 7 ‘ ee nk avou * miles @n hour " , J t? . > _ - ; . 6 Shea end Frank Wremer : EK a cin, Sere Serah strost. whe wes ) élect Your Kaster Wra from This . a Se Cn Win hin became confused 7 4} ana Werman pulled Biese Aires [ every stance ano | (eg ond ppb gery yee GET A 3 (> w ft avenue te fron 2 trurt a * Pasee end Piacketone sexenues when f Three Used Player -Piano he ant five other Boidan High Schoo! | | | : Fiuocehtie eough! tO ascranitie off thus ' . ° Bwershel) & Wendell, $196 Pi posed tte, nite eee | s Specially Purchased and-Priced ef ert wae fra ire tupy Broxaw ' of 2842 PEaeteos : £ _ / bd . evetnue euffered a fractureé left jee ~~ vetun satires snares wee | - For Immediate Easter Disposal heme bY & moter ercie: TDorethy Heys ' er 8. of BII4A Oarr etreet. was cut anc wruleeéd when struck by en euts Groce (rend. lt oright & Pierer Pianes metic af Twenty fret en@ Cars eireets and William Gorden 4 of 4018 Olive St. 5. E. Cer. 11th ' 06 Market etreet euffere4é sheatias Si - satan | SILK HOSIERY ¥ —— — —— i Sizes ty Sizes Sal for 3 for CA = | me =e Women Misses rl ore Extraordinary! een — In Two Feature Groups ME wan J x 33 ‘ J 95 Incomparable Selections at $25—Each Model Would FD 3 aid d s Capes 4 Ordinarily Sell at $35 to $39.50 Fashion's every demand. | didly taflered in a wide . . | fit the season's most popular Att v Fashionable fis ractive } oe a. | and tm all the wanted shades... Regular Values Springtime Springtime ; 2 A full selection of the new Fabrics [ ¢ Colors NET WeicnT 2% LBS-, $2.50 to $5.00 tgpuas shades in gray and brown D i rf es 3 | is also afforded in each om PRoouc A Such as Potret Twills, Velours, af ¥ Reindeer, Moth, Corsican, group. hG vy Lovis > Thread t: Glove >: Chiffon 2 a | | Mantella, Francine, = a. Rapello, Porto Rica, | & —— ell i | . oan | No Imperfections Ammelaine, Gartlygne. | 0 ieee Caramel, Cordiflo, Cinder, Can You Guess It? N All Full-Fashioned Lurora, Polatre, a) Gf 7% Cobweb, Tan, Brown, Faster S Bampeon, the mighty man, wee noted sbove all the ocher men of Enhance the Fashion Appeal “0425 Individualized Trimmings r satu day the carth for his tremendous STRENGTH: fe entetendioa ae sf el ji { ! 2 this thet, eves to the day, his name is & synonym for sirength | iy 3 I: has bet been oY PCAC AllY rem embered. however, that & > : . , ae ; fs . j pe a Wes Wiyeterwus. At ie hum myste: Ously, aad mee cm . or ee = % , | . t was his mysterious riddle’ Do you kuow Sampson's | Suk with Lisle Tops, | | a | . Kut Fos Coates en ————= SAS AB own MALT.SYRUP |/! Col | iH: & ' ors. @ne wth | Mew grave taupe nude, cmeamern & oe — * pe cae Od Se. Leste i 4=—SNBmetL otter, pole, cand. Africas brewn, bronse beige cerGeran «iver * eombination colers, ? TRY IT : pews. champagne. a) uminum Ruesies also biack and jucts Company eat, castor; alse blacks and whites . a. © - Lous | > & > ee a eee

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ords Priced Oxtord Toe 0 Swope Service First Pay- ment Gets the Clothes Your Credit - The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Siar and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. — $° .50 crepes, camel's — weol crepes. taf- fetas Georgettes ete Wanted colors SUITS $34:75 Short jackets and biouse effects cored o' here tricotines twittl- and Potret a ee a —/ Second Floor—Over Kreage’'s ELEVATOR SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STAIRWAY A. , ——eee ee LAWYER GIVES UP HOPE FOR PAIR ORDERED DEPORTED Attorney Convinced Fight to Keep Train Wreckers From Being Sent Back to Poland Has Been Lost. Hope of the deporta- tion to Poland of John Kona, prisoner in the , hospital and Frank Kochinsk!, 34 in the East St hes been abandoned bs Borders of East St. Louis torney, who has appeared Review Board of t preventing o- & here e prisoner Louis jail, virtually Grover C their at * before ? he to prevent ; ential As has been told, Kona and Koch- tnski are charged with being “aliens adv advocate or affiliate with an organiza- or group advocates 1] Gamage, in- who belleve in ise, teach tion that or teaches the u aseociation, society believes ‘n, advises, niawf on of jury or destructi property.’ Served Time in Penitentiary. The charge is the result of an al leged conepiracy to wreck and rob the ‘"‘Black Diamond Express’ of the Tilinots Centra! Ralilroad near Springfield, f1., 19209 They were sentenced to inde- terminate terms of five to 25 years ) Pentten these chargre: ited last both of, whom were coal miners at Spring- field, claim this was a pardon, but authorities assert the sentences were The | wrecking and the Gov- the two men s* = - in the summer of in the Chester (Ti! tiary in November, 1829, on but the sentences werec Omm The two men, September leged conspiracy of affects al robbing the train case aga‘tnst indfrectl ernment onlir The claim they never were given a hearing or ment charges, but thorities have produced copies of the proceedings of euch a hearing, held Chester The attorney for the as stated in the proceedings informed Borders that he does ¥ ar prisoners the Govern- frmmieration a at men has * remember defending New Hearing Being Sought. The statement of this attorney 4a’ statements of friends of men, particularly those of Kona seems to have been better known than Kochinek!. were introduced ft Borders when he appeared the Review Board March 5 In an to obtain a trial fo- the two me on charges. At that time he was given 39 days in which to f! additional briefs in tne case, 2 which a decision will Rorders is of the opinion men will be trial and their immed n ordered because of that copies of such in the hands of the the event 4eportat or a heartng ts refused there is but one thing left to do— file habeas corpus proceedings [n t’ Federal] Court in East St. Louis does not believe, however, (Mat ¢ Court would consider granting fr: spite to the two men after the x3-- view Board hes acted on thelr clai:ns Dynamite Found Buried. The men were tnvo'ved in the tro ble when a box of Grnamite was found burted in Kona'’s yard. He} said he used a part of ft tn blastin a rock in ea well and had buried the remainder beoause he had no cense to keep it He claims have been tricked into ent position by police and Goverr . ment authorities who took adver: tage of the fact that could neither read nor write Fnglish. Kona, weak from liong ment. was ordered taken from the Fast St. Louis Jall to the city hoa pital here Wednesday afternoon, aft- er @ physician hed pronounced ir suffering a general hreakdown an. rheumatism,.caused by close con*’ine> ment ; : the m hatnr of fort > - \e e+ or be made hat the two refused ar : ate ings are Review Roard In tion ts ordere:' Rordere e2° the they confire B- Pes he Aappciat ed Colo.. March 86.—A* er services which thousands of res! Gents of Colorado end nearby s*atesx attended, the body of the late Ser ator Samuel D Nicholeon wee isi’ to rest veeterday tn Fairmont Ceme —_- TT ~ i ttieeiemees tery. Service was at Presbyterisn Churct th .ne ADVEETISEMENT Came Home to Die “Three years agd I came home think- ing 8 er 8 weeks would be my limit to uve I Bad suffered fer 15 years from colle attacks and severe liver and stem- ach trouble. I happene! to see an «4- vertisemest ef Marr's Wonderful Rem- ey asd purchased a bottle at the érus wtere an¢ after taki the first dose | | — better than fer 16 yeare Central V7. Yy Yuen fie> 4 STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE is recognized ag the exterminator for Ccckvestian ali Anta, Waterbnugs, Rats and Mi! cea. Don’t waste time try: ng to kill these pests with powders, liquids or any experimenta) preparations. Ready For Use—Better Than Traps 2-oz. box, 35c 15-oz. box, $1.50 Green Chile Cheese SOLD EV ERYWHERE j Green Chilo Chnese fi ___ ADVERTISEMENT. Ge "CASCARETS” 10 CLEAN BOWELS When Sick, Bilious, e.. -_ Wolff-Wlieon Delph (3 stores), Enderte «= Co stores). Brewn-Cleughly, Johmeon Bros. Drug Ce. and druggists every where (5 drug in that sandwich | Bighill Featuring the Well-Known Combination Last Our expert shoe-fitting department for men will show you a new form of foot comfort today—come in and try on a pair of these handsome Oxfords—the re- nowned “American Gentleman” make, built of sturdy black leather with Goodyear Welt sewed soles and rub- ber heels. Special at ..... ocees The same Oxford ing brown Siensiesee teats: ys er, ane at 50 Headachy, Constipated, for Sour: Stomach, Bad Breath, Colds—Never Gripe! Clean your bowels—then feel fine! When you feel sick, Gizzy, upset, billous, when your head is cull or ach- ing, OF your stomach ig sour or gassy, just take one or two Cascarets. As soon as the bowels begin acting Gnd bowel poison and bowel gases aro | cleared away, you will fee! like a new person. Cascarets never sicken or cramp you. Also splendid for constipated children. 10 cents a box, also 25 and 50 cent sizes. Any drug store. MEN’S KangarooQXFORDS Last Day of the Big BRASS BED AFTER that the few surplus Beds that are left will be placed ‘with our regular stock at usual prices. Tomorrow offers your final opportunity to share in savings afforded by the surplus volume of | Brass Beds we secured at rock-bottom prices by buying a larger quantity than we needed. Come in. Tomorrow WEEK! * = Bed Spring and Mattress OUTFIT cna E al | This Outfit consists of handsome, full-size Brass 3 deep, comfortable, s0-pound, roll-edge, felt Mattress and an excellent link fabric Spring Ax Pad: a ath a f Ox", Sean ont" Genuine Kroehler Davenette Suite Golden oak, fumed or mahogany finishes; consists of davenport, together. with large chair es rocker; not $150.00, but special at mbinaton Coal and Gas ‘a (| aotas a7 ” ; soe 4?) omE3 iii lee on Bi - Constructed of genuine walnut and includes 60-inch wood-back buffet, 6 foot extension table, and 6 full- leather-seat, cathedral-back chairs ~ . — a iti ii -_s — i ~lpet Saree ee ee eee ES feets. BRIE Ha a “= cates ee ms

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Pe ee s e 50 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the ‘ Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH so. toes. bs: q /FRIDAT, ‘ : AB apie A acai ‘ = eS ee es — orgasm ADVERTISEMENT DVERTIA ca cele . —_ . —— rng. | ADVERTISEMENT A, AD R' SEMBE? "a ) 4] GIVEN VOCATIONAL AID Louis. three are learning telegraphy cial ue Aaya ne the ] ¥« pois Stl] ff) ANNIII MARRIAGE “Cohen listens-im ° ger NOYES PROPOSES MILITANT BODY A CLEAR COMPLEX — | Save ’ ced in blind in rent of Industrr. ommerce ue a. 8 : | ;. March 6— nine have been placed in blind insti ! on the radio Pile Sufferers | 70 URGE U, S. AlD FOR EUROPE “ er vomelas rss of tnvestaien ae | ee i I ‘tutions, severa! are with industria, THe totam! pou ar ict J a : Eexpends $900 Monthly in fie- | r training ; 12,202,241 barrels with the ot , since Joe ‘ Biate rte s sa y | ay emange eae ad rayrepec: ben pin? wh dager 41 per cent of this armen’ “Cohen on the Ruddy Cheeks—Spar Germans operon to guard against de. bilitation o . ‘ers have been place nco Ren an j Ss } +4 Telephone” threw Amer- Can You Answer These Fermer Rhineland Commissioner ~— Most Women Can Have. 2 4 clations of the mark has been the “s ‘collection of postage stamps. Large One ig stucying art |) ses ily Aigo ned gi ya ica into convulsions, have Questions? Sa erican Aband a ay : Pp. ¢., and another during the month prougn | ws you heard anything so uestions * . ys Am é onment , Ww u i ve already b hiropractic in Kansas Citys wells. of which 19 were productive shriexingly funny as this Ca Attitude | aon on Edwards, a Well-Know, oe gums ha 1 y ant spent tn this lorty-one handicapped persons have ane acti 1 spy ; i ai | Ninewells dr ed up and two hecame new burlesque. a Do you know wher ointments do not | ueed French . 10 ysician. way by the well-to-do, and the stamp ” , . e monthiyv tuition for thesa cad ; ' ; ; a radie te : ) a a German ee pcan oe oe Saye eereney WROTS ons, Reaves said, is about $900 salted. The total exports were’! be ate tietn lersevville FKarme! ou'll simply howl. If give you quick and lasting relief? | By the Aust ae Dr. F. ME “Pes ll ee ne Geran ae they can learn some means of earn- oe “Se - $5 ; $25 ae lese 5°0 barrels elauives of Jersey ille armct = don’t you'll howl. Why cutting and operations fail? NEW YORK, Mareh 20. — The r. F. M, Edwards for 17 -_ Vrecords. The German Government G ; ; runs from 5 to 325 a montn, o9".9- " ; , n p . ; : . : : ing their own compe nad nese mt barn satehdela’ | nS ES SE \llege He Was Insane at Time ! oe et le = ty know the cause of piles isiFrench occupation of ‘he Ruhr| freated scores of women for lives Phas established an official depart-| 3 : 1 seful citizens, by the rehabilitation ae ; ; ; fecord a s™m. internal‘ ; a“. Krench Army Period 18 Months. | of W edding in 1920. At Columbia Dealers. That there is a stagnation of blood | threatens the peace of the world, as8/}, gave to his patients a pr the Balkan situation did !n 1914,/ made Aivision of the State Department of — i. i ¥: cS r ) 2 iducation, within the last three ' Ry the Associated Frees . A-3832 75¢ in the lower bowel? : Ww Well Known » * ST Mtiatee te & ebport today Decline in Mesican OU Output. | PARIS Mare] : he * - ’ ae ie | Do vou know that there is a harm- | Pierrepont B. Noyes, former United gpa: 4 mixed with olive off. am 4 COMPLETE RADIO : by George Reavis, director of voca- | By_the fared cee Be gcd mage re igervice bill as amend * goecbernd — ae —— 7 ere Ine me ve = less internal tablet remedy discovered | states Rhineland Commissioner, de- A t aT} + Edwards’ Olive & rte _ ; tional education, to Gov. Hyde. / MEXI( I ; arch 8 CR- ate was adopted by t lamb riage of George I.. feverabend, .Jer Vs = ~ hv Dr. Leonhardt and known as MEM ; as atéreal tothe Maen ou W now them by thelr = j Of this number, six are taking cor- | ico’s oil production decreased slight-' Deputies vesterday by a vote seyville (Ill) farmer who died Mov We ff a. | ROID, now aold by Wolff-Wilson wo 1 ’ we h The F h mil “* tablet i | Results Guaranteed — “a “J é' ' ' , ms Th riod of servic i! | ' ‘ r t night. “he rench miit- ese tadiets are wond Bs a respondence courses, 14 business or ly in December compared with pre 9 154. The I | of °2 last declared inde of Drug Co., and druggists generally, | Cu as or : Service Department W P as!, declared void on grounds ’ that is guaranteed? taristio attitude, he said, resulted/0°" the liver and bowels, whieh eam “The O a normal action, carrying off @& © Oldest Radio House | iree Kansas City or St. vious months. according to an offi- becomes 18 months. i rade courses in s ad insanity, and his property, a farm in ‘Se aN | HEM-ROTPD banishes piles by re- from America’s determination te Jersey County, Ill, and real estate in \ WV eW moving the internal cause, by freeing | : waste and poisonous matter im ougt THE R a ALS abandon Europe. svstern. oa d 00D > SS ‘blood circulation in the lower bowel. | 'This simple ‘ome treatment has an| Predicting the nearing of an eco-| if you have « pale face, sallow teal at olive 5634 1110 OLAVE ST. st af ” . $20,000, returned to a brother and ‘yee ic colla in rope, Noy ro.g4ull eyes. pimples, eoated ton . PRAAAAAATEEE9909999 9% - spadagane |almost unbelievable record for sure, | nomic coll nae pote vy ioe yee he feches. a listless, no-good fecling, alt .— $ two gisters, was hegiunh in the ¢ Trew, safe and lasting relief to thousands posed that tne usiness i@eacers oO t e of eortsa., inactive bowels. you oni 4 N United States form a ‘‘militant’’ com-/| Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly fer 4 ee ——- — ; 4 = } hor Faster | cuuse, including acts of Feyerabend te : s | -- 1 such as mocking birds and inalsting . Mm. y | | IN that his wife also mock birds. This : en, \ | A cunning three-strap : . , | z= sult never oame to trial, eS ack X 6 out te a eee Complete With Sixteen Selections GREAT Plaintiff's counsel endeavored to . /¥ Py: style—one of the most Convenient Terms Arranged show by testimony that Feyerabend if \ ATK | y\}; | favored new Spring- Selections may be made from any of our 10-inch was of unsound mind at the time of. ) JAY, ’ double-face Black Seal Records y DEMAND!! his ma rriage. A ruling by the Coun- | \ \ i) Z time models, developed : , ty cours 6 ee ingest | jay, ) ' | {nm combinations that mMare 5 ° & ng eorge ’ ‘ \ ‘ . to be sane, excluded, in the courts } 3 _ | blend in perfect har- mony. | In the heart 6 ey ound opinion, all previous evidence con- ai oor-— cerning sanity. | . | | of the shop- : I¢ . many audi- Attempts to ghow tnsane actions : | | | ae Style Above in ping ° \ tion rooms by Feyerabend after March 35 were | ! | ; Tr rade in testimony by witnesses for | \ : | i | Black Silk Brocade, d rorlichtDuncker | | —expertand ¢% tn piaintitt which lasted all after-— ml Patent Trimmed 4 7 d iy healed S| an lried to him June 25, 1920, within ee i vear from the Time alle teas divor ol from her former husband. Thia, the “tA Delightfal Place in Which to Shop” netition contends, 1s in violation «of the Tilino!s law which, {ft {s allered, | overns this case. Hflenry further estates that his hrother was insane at the time of e his mariragce at Clayton on June 24, 19°90. and that were the marriage otherwise legal, it would be véld on | 9Ii6- BIBa OLiVvVE ST. ithis account Hienry ts administr.- - tor of the estate, having been ap-! ‘pointed to succeed Mrs, Feyerabend, | oe —— + ‘|... - = 7 DAA a aaAAAADADADEADBADAAAAAAAAAAAADSAAAL pleasant at- neon. Circuit Judge G8mith of 415 North Seventh | tendants. Epringfield, Til., who ie hearfng the : , ; : ; Gray Suede, ene % 2 case without @ jury, limited the a6 | TyryrrT,rTrTrr.r,Tt,jT' ===} * rT TrTr.prefefefeefeffTTTTffi'yTfsrTrfewmeTf ivTfT,7 TT" as za a aa SD A be BBB SD SDD Aas : | ‘ , - titi ier i ciinten ttincincrtatintininia mid de ie VUVV VV VP vv Tv relly yl liv vyvvvvvvvvY plaintiff's counsel t6 five more wit- | | | Ap? ve Gray Kid Trimmed. eC CO — nesses in this line of testimony. to! : | | me Nee OS Ce eee 2s WOR 1 ! All White Kid ———— er ee ea a ae a ae ee ~ BABEL SEESSEEOAASASACAASASDOAA444.4.4.46 644444 4 bbb bbb EA AAA Ab ies 4 shown that Feyerabend had been. adjudged insane on three oocastons | | Cu ee | | | | e r prior to bis last judgment as sane. eo rs : } | Covered ban Heels a and that he Was committed to the. A \ 4 : ¢ + $@.50 Et ' : 4a > . ¢ : 4 insane asylum at Jacksonville, I1!1. | . F oot F ads an d F ancCies Bones wen suhed out tay the couse dence was ruled out by the court. | Mrs. Feyerabend waa a nurse in a. private hospital fn St. Louis in April, In Fashion’s Latest Mood 180, ot which Forershend was «| She met him there, and their mar | SS | . . ringe followed. -+ | | > . | a | Everyone knows that in a Weber store will be opel \-n\ \ if ia] Millinery | q ‘ : = found Shoes and Hosiery forall the family—and GRAIN MARKETING AGREEMENT | f E . t Be hows or Laster good old-fashioned quality at modestly low prices. eettedi ‘nies Se aatiein we One| Growers’ Organizations. By the Assooleted Very Remarkable But here in the downtown Weber store you KANSAS CITY. "Mo. March 30. | Values at a will find not only all that is good but all ---An agreement to co-ordinate thelr Very Low efforts in the marketing of grain has | Price s that is new in the world of footwear. been reached hv the IT'nited States | ——i ne Rie —_ These, Suits he n her will find— a Newton Jenkins, general counsel for | | _ =Aa hee | ES 4 the many others you l find—and to re ue hme eee | , 1 . style required mind you that quality, style and moderate Hon, announced te@ay. The eares.| yi ee | Ne —_ a : price can all be combined. oe ee ae NA teal | \ \ | Having their first showing tomorrow are these | mee Stendard eonrerenc 2) oTrricersa t 0 | . : : Be ’ bodies, must be snceeiiiian ong Brigid \ new Coats which are exceptionally smart looking | s 3 a. > the organizations. Jenkins said. | eh as well as the best values we a a able to | ie Every desirat offer this season. There are new-Sport Coats, in L | front or side fastening style, new modes of soft | | yay Be | that we are su materials or the fashionable Poiret twill, some at Es | The extra pa i RIMO : embroidered or braided, others self pple i. | ‘i \ ors include black, tan, gray, navy and combDina- | ae ¥ | \ cai tions of colors. All sizes for misses and women. | / ia the Suit, but showing of | : extra pair pres ¥ : 4 . : ; 3 distinctive A New Suede | be 9) eae sepa EGON OMIES | p \ Other Cap:s, Coals and Wraps, : styles at l siate ray / oni’ ~ _- ' . | ' ' AS), $65 lo $160. | ar Sow and very proper buck, distinctively up-to-the priced $29, $ in the season's favorite co}- minute openwork vamp-— | link beige, dark + 4 or three eyelets and _ ribbon apt F | ight Os ge tongue mp, tie—price but $7.50 ok : Hee moderately priced—$7.50. ‘ diy | ees | $ . Trimo Pipe Wrench, 8 sizes | ° “ y. 5 () a; INCW Silk Dt esses, 1 - eo ‘et > ' . : Late shoppers will find The Tut Sandal A. at Cs - > ex Scores of individual mod- This unusually well-made the price is only $6.75. Boys FOR Other Dresses, $15, $30, $40 lo $120. els cleverly trimmed. child’s Oxford has not sac- This Tut Sandal in a combi. The same style that is the ' rificed quality nor comfort season's favorite fi Mn) but in the combination of mation of patent vamp and up men, it ieedoh one SHOP, HOME and FARM | New Sport Hats gtay buck; is priced at $7.00. emoked elk and brown has lain-toe Oxford, welt sole. ii ne | created unusual style. : rown or black calf These Three Tools Have the Spe cial—From 9 to 12 A. M.., Onl y $ / / $3.95to$ 18.50 ¢ ; Sizes 5 to 6; price... .$3 Sices + tc : % izes O 5; price $5 | $s to 11; price $3.50 Sizes 11 to 134; price $4.50 Quality TRIM About 5: Sil* Frocks, taken from regular stock and offered The jauntiest and most , AY Mark tomorrew morning only at this very low price. Included are youthful om effects R. | numerous styles suitable es fp ' - ination Dresses. Misses’ | | ths dideeneee ne taffetas, Canton crepes, printed combination ' for sport and general wear. ‘oat pane aan ~ eo an sizes oniy. Extraordinary values, Saturday morning only... | All the divdae colors. Lvery TRIMO operating con- ie a venience is in them and every feature of economy. Sizes SHOES ee New Dimity Blouses, $1.95 | Wool Sweaters,31.95,.$2.95,$3.95 ; l Buy of vour deal : A specially priced group of new tailored Dimity Blouses New light-weight slip-on models in plain € 44. Seventh St. ) ah eaten se Saaaiineibe Rieke: of striped and checked and novelty effects. All the light shades as ; pposite the Busy Bee Trimont Manufacturing Company dimity Plain or embroidered in white or colors. well as navy and brown. All sizes. q Reabury (Boston), Mass ? oe NE RET OTL LEE A heen

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FRIDAT, -sccasoad 50, 1998. —_—— — —_—-. Women Can E Haves cian. to his patients a preseri a few well known ve mts mixed with olive o R COMPLEXION Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes Edwards. . Weul- Known » MM, rE dwards for 17 years scores of women for liver aad Iments. During these years Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. 2 know them br thelr elive tablets are wonder “workers Sver end bowels, which eause 1 action, carrring off the «Kal poitonons matter in one’ . here « pate fere. gailew Pimp «* eneted tongue, eek, head. listiees noe-geod feeling. «1! A note the pleas're ree '*s m ft lhe end 40+ inactive bowels. vou teke one fae Cllve Tebiets night'y for « es of women end men take Dr. Olive Tabiets--the ev cressgtul for calore!- ow #04 then just we Kdster unning three-strap —one of the most ed new osSpring- models, developed iombinations that | in perfect har- ityle Above in tk Silk Brocade, itent Trimmed. Gray Suede, y Kid Trimmed. ll White Kid ered Cuban Hee/s $ 8°° Oe oe — _—- illinery r Easter An extensive showing of distinctive styles at LO shoppers will find © interest them in harming styles. A vomplete collection iws and combina- a variety of shades. of individual mod- verily trimmed , Sport Hats '5to$ 18.50 jauntiest and most sport effects in us styles suitable t and gencral wear newest colors. -_ ~ - — 2.95,$3.95 in plain shades as il estives is i FRIDAYT, f MARCH $0, 1923. The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined hy Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° 43 | —— oe ——— : —— EE Oo rE as Se - eS Ee aan ~ Germans Save Postage | Stamps. ment Known as the dispatching de-| $150.006,000, during the next 30 ; BERL IN March 6-—QOne of the partment for stamp collectors. which years to improve the roads of the em- > . ° oo Economica! a atron mos! popuiat}r forme of investment for supplies Biamps to subscribers as soor nre This neluces the new Yoko- I ost-Dispatch Radio Sermans 2nsi008 lO guard against de- @8 they are issued and atten pts to hama-Tokio and Osaka-Kobe atuto- . : : clations of the mark has been the revive as many of the old issues as mobile roads now under construction Broadcasting Station ; 2 , fiection of postage stamps. Large possible for sale Ye ’ wet lin ¢ , 7 : h | P 4 _ ' : purposes w h will eventually form part of a ‘ ( ' J oo he + quotations at ad = 7. = . : — - er ee tae, , i a’ . rh = | we am Z ~ has established an officia} de +. etd pu nment contemplates spending —_—** —_ news bulletins of terest to the te es , on - ~ we Rial =s . : par 200,000,000 ven, or approximately _— Middie West, son 486 leter® — — } es supplied t Market News White House IAlies to Hospitals. : i COMP LETE RADIO SETS insmuen ne § | 6 to $1 Hb sanamanndionresc. “aaceie: alae ter Iflles from the White House oon Results Guaranteed — inforn information Free servatory will be distributed to a!! Our Service Department Will Repair or Adjust Any R tio Set Made Weshington hospitals next Sunday “The O At the direction of Mrs. Harding idest Radio House in the Middle West.’ who has just recovered from a long THE BENWOOD COMPANY, Inc. eae at cae amr eee Olive 5634 1110 OTAVE. ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. Olive 5685 other flowers are being made ready / tranefer to the city’s sickrooms ‘lL wo- l'rouser Suits 77” KX TRA Values for Men, Who Appreciate Style and Quality, at— “38 40 45 > $50 These Suits have the fabric. the finish and the style required to come up to the GREENFIELD Stendard Every desirable mode] and pattern is inclnded. so that we are sure we can please YOU. The extra pair trousers not onlv doubles the wear of the Suit. but makes it possible to alwars have the 4 - 3 . - extra pair pressed and ready when occasion calls. a your dealer for | P = ¥ WOMAN ROBBED ~ Forthe REST of your life~ —:--==--- Service, U. 8. Dept. of Agricul ture, and principal exchange®. Friday—12 Noon to 3 M. > service 2 - Church ©. St Frencis Xavier, Grand and Lin- aon wowle Mixed choir of mever’ ‘ ee eorEge Deve a . c ~ a — Mrs ¢*) « a -* . tn ‘ Broadca:s - ‘The Cr 22X10 Stainer nster Pres vter's ( Lie r ar Orde Service ~*~ or n— are Fron whe YW orla@ a ; vy ra Hymn—‘‘} Ride § = Majesty; ocation f i Praye Rev. V rowe, | ’ - jfix Me a’ yt 6 4 ed P's alc r 6 ic } Ge er Ty ~~ ‘ . I osed 50 Var s choirs of is f § ~ e . a's C is Fr Het ag . 4 \ re e®ouUs8 barite Eethe ¥ r. Mre. forace r Da- aS s Aln We Ze Mrs Clar . a | oo e } A Sommer! fe r a = - d Bi Aus s. Frat Gorwhain ria se Heler } Késeler H ’ I T 2 . t , f } shi. Gat. bas s man “ FE. ard A Holscher ae? “we Vv a } ale arnes Porteous Prganis nad director, Willia M le « Re ot - He VW far Crowe. D. D — fa) inepre mant 11:30 P. M 2 aD A aU aie b + & rm Mc. ai.* russe i c) For ou Montague Mr LeSlaste! Mise Heid at the FPiat . po Gavot in EE Dreyschock "Miss Reid 3 ——— ah ere My Caravan Has OS aA BOREL Loh (>) Vorrell Morire Tos (¢) Trees esha Mr. LeMaster Mies Feld @ e Piano % 4+—Piano- fb) To Spring eee rrelg Miss Reid, 5—Songe— (a) Ag You Pass By-- Fusse b) Dream Tryet Cadma! o) Jear Buriele 4) My Love the Ewaliov Mr eMaster, Miss Fe he t ¢ -Ptar b) On e £6 _ Me =f SZ Mise i Songs a) A Memory zanz + Brivia Sregks o) I Passed by 3} " ee Prate 4) Wait .. D'Farde Mr. LeMaster. Miss F.e'4 at the Pian $—Pano— Witcher Dance MacDowell Miss Fed *—_Sornge (a) ufem " Phanend' e Ho 1 rotee ae *« ‘en? S a Mies Fe'd. -— ge J7agrn Pirecn's Zirnwarea” / - — 7 + owe We Ta \' . 4 . f° 5 | o 4 Serge y,are Tr , ‘an ad Ty 6 Man Who Appareni!* [ sex] Dupli cate Rew | ates! Veith: SLI I r . ? s As Pp r is an ‘ : i . e' ge’ eS fs . ! Olive at Eighth 3 ea e S ; £ Members of the Retailers’ Railroad Refund Association a : . abe rE . ~« fer Coil € ompany ° Aes ‘ 8 Mrs 4 ga f 2 herse avenur yt SMITH & DAVIS. ee. CO. Sttous aes owes eee For Economica? _— i ransporta fio ; . g a Pe. d = - 4 7 pg « > s, and they will “THOUSANDS HAVE PROVED ™ Beld by Weiff Wisen aed Judge & Delph ULrog Miorcs and ail druggte, at” duce the i mmation and dissolve a >. : -. if »! - : oo. *+ = *+ ee wb Ow teens dt «7 a _ ete ad Macalitie Cia ae ie 7 . ee eS ee ~ - . ae A oe Th ron - ee a eee Te ae * A 3

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tev aes eg oe we ee - oe mm - i { aT a te oe ee be-Democrat and the Times -_ _——— 32 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ay Cir HAIF MILLION STOCK ff aLt ST.Lours FOLLOWS THE CROWDS TO THE GREAT 3 — YORK. Macch 34—A som. UDA IHW) 2-PANTS SUIT SALE a3 Pe ea om the eteam- : Petition for Accounting Filed at FINEST BALTIMORE TAILORED : ; \ | - } Ee from Bremen. : | “a ” te per cent of ‘me 637 t. oo a. ne t's ; nal lea Against Acor : if ; a 4 , , ms ” troleum Corporation an , in 2 = — mt . ~ -~_ttaw _ : can search all over tewn and rea > -- Petre o —_- ; arp ~ | be - «| net find the quali tr of watch at . M, Be + HW. Mueller, J. 1 Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits, Tweeds, Pencil So Ben ee seow noone **Corbit, whe lives in Bridgep- Stripe, Checks, Herringbone, etc., $14.50 § f ostiricren me. Tae Cerdit. wih x ame to Tulea from Chicago goveral est Herrin . . Pencil Stripe, Checks, ears ago and engaged i Stock pro Te osu anout oxo | Tweeds, Norfolk and Sport Models, $19.50 Diamond Rings Mi 1] d Lvl vein ago arms won sroxiee “=> I Men's $20 Belted Whipcord Gabardine sme as ogee of Wier an yies se Acorn Corporation turned over Coats, Bellows Pockets, Pleated ? . oe he Bh ee _ : he great team from “Shuffle Along,’ the as a who Corbdit claims sere te to learn where thelr meorey best show of its kind ever given, are now bad | gone or whether the Acorn Com 9 Men’s $25 Genuine Gabardine Coats $14.50 1 : doing their stuff on OKeh Dandie Be ton possessed the asséts accre!- = 4“ ‘ . : ’ o4 to ft by Mrs. Barr and her fel- fi ; } sure to hear them—these boys are good! promoters. Corbit, who ts a Have you seen our competitors’ $45.00 Suits tegrapher, was requested br the and Gabardines? Come to the Globe and get a ees one of those Baltimore Tailored Postoffice Begins Inquiry. ff | @arments at Iry Any One of These Your Credit Is G IC | ; Lanta Lath secret ounse! [f Boys’ $15 2-Pants All-Wool Bi ) ne Becter Business Bureas, af gen and Tweed Suits if . ; 6 BEST SELLERS We Cut a and Add to Values a TA 7 4 - Li ’ 4 : 7 . @: (FOURTH OF JTLY I¥ JIM TOWN—MMiller 2 Lyrtes — m= th =a floor a Shee ta that hed been sent 5: ELECTION DAY IN JIM TOWN—Miller & Lries Being up on the second fleor gives us many advantages; leg a " for instance—anrd no necess pe ma ptaining expensive Boys’ blue serge Suits : 203 $5 Sample Hats $2.90 $100 ITE a : $25 to \cs DP ORDER OF POSSTM CATCHERS LODGE What we save in this way goes into the cicthing itself. Get ee eee ee ee oe ee Sere vas ‘wrt Bo > 87 50 3 Pants Ty authorities. who : ~ CaN T DO IrT—Millee @ Lries Men « madras Shirt« ot - Men's Athietic Trion Snits 89 ; AGCGRAVATIN PaAPa— lars t© march $150 Ralhbrigcen In —nite @%, Vimeent Leones &2 Bis Hotei Penper!rania Oreses@e a Cipeaee (aes a aie aie Pennsrivania Oretestra Dresses, Furs ‘ ; | Men 7 $S Open all ; ‘+ ATNT HACAR'S BLT E\—Haadr's rchestrs ® = his sister. How All-Wool Saturd as letetiaieit LOTISVILLE Bi UES—Handr’s Orchestra : ck is more complete this Easter oh? ae i ‘*The House ‘Were Rarr “fe . BI s aturcay : t * ue Serge ‘ ? . Nicht Till Can Be Hear? Orly on OKehk Records ca eget ips ck + on > 2 hae | ’ of a we 06 Pants, $3.45 Courtesy ~ * . ela > eg Men’s $3 | her about Corbit a oy 3 yg TAKE FLEVATOR Where to Get the 6 Best Sellers " Let Smith- j | Se Mall Weed Chased | | 2d Floor, Oriel Bidg., NTRAI ; = ee eee. oe as amuinnegie — ra = — Daniels ee 5 Values That 316 N. SIXTH ST. | Pe ee cg Sea ncdarct _Ph mee gg _Hease Rooenbinet Massie Co se7 ‘ a aiatiate > and Reroerd Erchacgre Menmeil Wuere Ca " a €r Lew Hoase Furn whing ce SOUTH - r= ~ A ="“Gpreme Wosie fa - cringe “ba ger « 4s ads 3 — A Waaner Furniture fa. Reeenmbiatt Mnar oari “Mose fe »- CENERA!L PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 2S W est 45th Street. New York. N.Y. -» ar wt 7 appointed eomaaa ng From Stockbolders? s $03 Duet — Helen Clark-Joseph Phill Three ; Makes ELEGIE—Pipe Orgen Soic .. .FLEE AS A BIRD—Beritone Soi- le Wie ee —Lar. Staber'a-« Inge Pr and EAUTIFUL 2 {ERE ia. A ISLE apes Doe RE LBA KINDLY LIGHT : One Heaif Theat UY NO 7 Ne eacr ~] y wae | L"*e *e— Pee- ess Ssarcerte Pound - Mach + YOUR EASTER SUITS 7 > LOV : a t SSA\ ‘HOLY GH¢ ST WITH | OVEDI ‘INE ,JEHUS SAVIOUR, PILOT ME Can Better enor Solio— Reec V ie Tenor Seieo—Herrye Bort ; ALMOST PERSUADED $ $ $ Sepranc-Costra - _ | WOICES OF SPRING— (Odeon Labe = - » bas a” Ne = - ~ s = Va-e« AW ere = S + _ 2). “esa & = “4 WH SPER ING HOPE - Serre ' >« }PFLATTERGEISTER— ‘Oder !_ahe —— Our New Brand Many 2-Pants Suits Frere man’s “ait in this stere ie all-weel and se = , e¢ . @een't bandic sar cheap teitations. SeanerT — ay , For Sale by Your Neighborhood Dealer B aquarian M a / f patteras prevaih—ject the very sewer eres, So aot aces . CENTRAI fer eredit. fer aiteraticus er fer aarthieg. Wen. married or Chronic Constipation a * : | — (re dman Firne : — , . ‘ re ' c ’ 71 ’ T | > . of ' , Cee Searda PReteqrarh Honea. ‘| 4 | . en Ss . . . 9 ™ - ~ - | - ‘a | an ; Neiel ; tmgernad Phone crash : , - aie | Die; J > | 1; \ are > * gbrmcan’ TW. = ae ere , - aa io™ : ~ . ‘ 2. ri 2380" €s Medicine or jazative—ew-ean - i Sai noes Fubuichies Ce NORTH : unit 1 ning One Trial and You'll Use It Always $ 1 00 net gripe. Wben rou are con- ' — ' Sheftiagder « : Roeen Mart ' @aer stipated, net enough of Na- . ture’s lubricating liquid is GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION, NEW YORK “R . 9 M | E prod eced in the bowr | tokeep : aVarian a t xtract the food waste soft and mor- 2 . . tag. Doctors prescribe Najol 7 Is Unequaled for Invalids because it acts hke this netu- AT YOUR DEALER'S ral lubricant and thus secures 1r RE wAGN'T TT. 48H HIM TO PHONE ts regular bowel! merements ~ Send tang Al Columbia Products Co. ST. LOUIS, MO. PLAY ON ANY STANDARD PHONOGRAPH Between Washington and St. Charles—Across From N rT, MOST NTSPATCH ie the ezlr St. Leu evening East %«. Leete Stece—254 Colliers itie Ar. Bewrpaper giving Aseocciatec Press sews service ifthe

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: FRIDAY. : MARCH 30, i923, The City C Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and te + Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ee NEBR iia. fAN GIRLS SEEK HUSBANDS. By | indictments was attacked and the jury room during examination of et a ae © STARR on Ship N VER petition charged that two Shipping | witnesses, when they should have a intl _—— i a ————— ih Creomulsion. an emulsified creo- ft ie pleasant to take. Creomtision failed to see it turn medical discovery with twofold ac-| The child attended a _ parochial q schoo! wut as today is a holi da he Small Size. iF wt geothes and heals the inflamed Each . : and kiile the germ. tad chosen to spend it rid lingeabout ' yf known Grug. creosote is recog- on his bicycle. n-O” Ts " | sa » - MEN’S 15c Men’s 75c ‘and $1! Athletic by the medical fraternity es the healing agency for the treatment sf inal! m0 PEVENT as RIGHT IN STYLE—This new, permanently creased vamp, brown o1 7 ones ral) || ama TTT Tr og black calf. The quality shows. |) mon On Sale Tomorrow a ) , —— coughs enc colds and other ‘of throat and lung troubles. Creo i he Associa'e - reas . contains. in addition to creosote | newline elements which soothe and WASHINGTON, March 20 || mi the infiamed membranes and stop t! Charies V Morse, New York ship- , . Is Good | tion whlle the creosote peeen to the builder, today carried tu the District Vv. RIGHT IN PRICE—A Brandt-Special that means 2 real Saving on the \ WELL MaDe rpe nto 1” biood, ttac > i ania = . \ : Dae the Greublo and Gerzere tho | °!, COUMbIA Court of Appeais his | kind of Shoes it pays to wear. that lead to consumption. _ (oO j oe ne trial here on ieee : Add to Values PGreemulsion is cuaranteed watistactory in (ES OF . og oo: patna Sel: A This is just one example of what Brandt's Organization has accomplished f chronic h FON mer tT MI tnr : . : Ms many a@vantages; Jess rent. ‘ ee tester ot rent rhal bronchitis seg (ons @nd four others for St. Louis men this Spring: iptaining expensive windows. 4 Qirae of throat end lung diseases. (Counsel esi Morse filed a Bow ition pb the clcthing itself. Get your [MMi excellent for bullding up the aystem for a writ of prohibition whic) See Window Display—618 Washington f) f a ond . , colds or the ue Money refunded if rranted, woul . ‘t anv ~ \dyve f puch or cold. no matter how long of «+ list ; 5 | oe if the District of imbia Supreme | ( ) AES : ns cee ee ne , + Poni >} e& C i= > 8) ie — | . . . | ae | proceedin wit) eo mann to directions Ask vour druggig, ‘OUT from ; om oO. Atlanta. Ga get for Tuesda: The > alidi ae ', Special black, ribbed top Dress Socke. as) Plain blue. tan and ES LL A SS A SA LS |= cat ae —___. De ae iy | on Seconds: made of fine white f Sale To- crossbar nain- sook. blastic web morrow insert in back. Only, closed crotch, etc. Special. tomor- 9 p “The House ) Charge Purchases : | : SSS of Y f /, Made Tomorrow a Pair row, 20c a sult. — , —~ \\ Courtesy’ Payable May Ist.. «. | | 610-612 Washington Avenue 7 | _ Note the Low Price and Easy Terms C ; " AS’ handsome a Phonograph as you could ask for. Newest four-in-hand Spring patterns; pretty Ro- Artistic console design—beautifully finished : eae oR . TY vr) tr 1} D ° a " - desirabil of using this sec e » supp!) oa i te] sundry needs, we continuailiy feature tn —_ ' M uat please you, tems at very attractive prices -— TAY ‘ or it will mete ‘ ’ = ’ M Dress - . — Officers’ Dress 45 en’s y Buy , cost you a cent. yy H O E S “ “ ——- = ee co - These new modcela are in the smart — — IN ATS ind ee 4, ) ‘ol Ey i ai : W ou >* att ission overblouse styles Collarless — Plain toe, chocolate color, omen, Charge Y r ; 4 sem Stor af Tmeck ] moisture- emeraiccnancnseneat oi middie sole Ra or rolling effects with m ong Fancy tan and gray miatures; Spring Clothing , i ; or three-quarter sieves All colors pe Re ’ and combinations; all sizes : Off rs’ Dress “Otters Dress $™9,95 rubber lined: ice belted. Just as rost up-to#the- minute eler shop Ow llere you will find the ad most wivliesh stock of MEN'S (First Floor. B Oo OTS eins tec MEN'S APPARZL at prices low- : riranercalhnenticncemcanene TRIE r $15 Vainue fou will expect to pay. Pag @ F 7 —— $e mand & little exch week and : -& a —E a reese ~~ tow Fuld $4.99 eo] =a 2 = 45S | . . , == a 2 _ Hs , S H Oo E Ss . . Guan PsncccbseDacaceceraccesosensbsvavecnedsaresGenasestecreL » 7 a ae =—we * ‘ hildren’s Millinery: gy | 4fS#® ee Bet Bae ce | EMD, || oricens onr0n0s = °32 " tain ‘ aon aes Rizes See 8945 STS fD RSUITSNOW|W yar en og] NE ee $ « We liats of Milan, hairbraid, Leghorn and combina- Sen == » 1) fancy braids The muc! nted . ° > 4 &; con ey Coenen i aaa Morning ARM’/coos STORES poke gtvies. large-bDrim Hats and the close-fitting FIS votTZ23 WASHINGTON AVE ANE COPNE? 8” ; This Great Outfit : Vibe s — §€=§=6n soft-roll brims. Trimmings of daint) flowers, stream Special! ere and colored facings of taffeta and crepe - (Balcony 9 to 1 Only— its Suits Poceeered b| | Children’s ame. We de net charge extre | _ Men, married er single, JE a ; Boys’ Suits | Hats 3 P ants } e Values to $3.45 50c For Utility Wear, Street Wear, Sport : 4 Za | | a OO CONSISTS of 88note Smiley & Sons Pid¥er- Piano, an ifistrument of beautiful finish, ex- ters qguisite tone and easy player action—together with os a : ee dean player bench to match —large music roll cabinet— Fg y eh Re and $10.00 worth of music rolls—the finest and most org gy a fle.» <n complete Player-Piano we have ever offered at so Middle West. St. Louis is an i¢éea! : location for manufacturing con aa low a price. cerns i In New Megs Cite and Grand <a fapids, Mi are dispiny rooms Terms 5 a of the Prufrock-Litton “oe hey + manufacture high grade uUpoo! $10.00 . 2 i. . stered furniture in this city Monthly 4 Fou rt 0 . W | . At their retail estore a' and 8. Cheries. they ere now hoid- ing a saie of sciled sampie iving p Fy room suites at actual factory prices Y Old P or ‘ ’ be Tomorrow is the last day of’ this m exchange and libe allowance made. sale and is a goo dav 7° shop Extra salesmen wi be in atten fdance ADVERTISEMENT } A WEEK Wear, for Spring and Early Summer / The most - wanted New a . Yor vies eo much in de- : ~~ | oot S 7 A lim.ited number of sport . ; Mand at mastern resorts | worth's, ; Pashioned of timbo straw, ‘ Hats for misses and children on Milan hemp and straw -end- | in straw and combination : Silk combinations. in roll- materials, Values to $3.45 Broadway. brim and other stvies. trim - from $3 a.m tol p. m. ons 4 mee with plain and fancy OADWAY aay Swe bande pers s—Across From Nagents. | | felliaevilic Ar. Bemeone in St. Loule may be leok- ing fer the preperty you herve te «Ti, er they mey be tendueced te perchaec yours ff t¢ te adwertiaed ta the Paat- ‘Diepateh. FPhenme your order or leave “m with yeer ecrercet Gregg ict. —— — | : | | | | i | | | | | | | | | i! | '

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ea * ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A ES : . . ~ in fi on us oR 1 PLEAD GERHART'S BRIDGE = m7 AUBURN T heard — Faris at St. Louts F.. peeatence®=9 rug vViglators whe en- a c Stewing eee | ‘iE onahh a Pate ym BR, Per Ib 1) per cont aa > B24 mn St. Louls within . ‘ F oe § months. pie heavy sentences per pound | a or Loins: aa . Jr Faris has been consistentiy -—. DANES. BERRIES | Loutsiana; real juscious “ | $135 DAVEN STRAW herries. Pint box a RKELIABLE’S DRASTIC CLEUN-OF RHUBARB © 2 is. fr 25ejmy B 2so ee ee SPINACH ©: Per pound, Gey TOM TOES = ORANGES —38¢= “ 40c: 50e GRAPEFRUIT | Y ag KIRK’S FLAKE WHITE SOAP Ofer "ase | tI] | ' HT AMET HEHE ———— ften break ou all ever the skia in ing of all sausage. Yirar Easter would net be com- e form of pimples picte without it—best fii St. Louis The wurest way to clear the skin of Report From Competent En- hese eruptions, sars a noted nuthe'e er 15c alr or Dandruff ier . fo. LS : half; pound OmMItie J os ea SMORED CALIF. > Thate what theuceands of Ten ar S ~seale y Bagge ' om ihiicin HAMS ire nen ere telling their friends cpa ) _ 5 To ree "ee art re ‘ 4 to 6 Ib avernee: Tinie a Pets Soa" hes co Ml SPECIAL FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER = ff | ==— *¢ “ee and wh h heanc cape One S8oriea * . - : “ a \ FRESH COT WTRY EGi,3—Noet 3 of ® €u : ¢ : > - : : 1i be a): : : : ’ : hy . we pene in besivess base been bart iehed « yew + A a ben . : 3 months ago. but direct from the mtihe Diigtt of dgdandreuf removed he noinhe ; . ae e' on ee 8 bo . aa mg we ge rr amal! or dirty ““ruly sanderfel tonico—NOTRISHIN! : ¥ one fresh as ® morn- 2; rt! “entificaliy coempounded = ter Carter's Stand on Matter ing dew: dazen c ce A sagt age, taro Rv ~~ = om EASTER FGG DYES— S feeds and nourishes the hair. prevents “. Frank Carter chairmat 1e- Be«t qnality: pke : rt grevth eané ciarec he w ° t vot ;er- S&NIDER’S CATS(tUr— "es te ng. promec'es _ iG ' ; : ri . @P essen’. barmiras'y restores to ovig art's propaga! r anv appropriation BEPCHN | f 4 — ef if the cost * He geaid conetreuct! had been ordered the peopie.” and if : needed. the mat ‘before 1? peor pence sa, pon Brig EeRn os ee Nee * ~ ea ES —Ever Thought of This? street. {fr we. : and $9550 for the y's shar : As long as you order so many other foods by name, why reconstructing the paving of 7 : ar a Ae theater eiy Abeta not think to order your cheese by name? epee ca png are t) be put When you ask for Kraft Cheese—not just “cheese” —you ahha int ahh wemtte Geneenehs will know that you are getting a pure, full cream cheese traffic on the reeta. T! : with a supremely delicious flavor which never varies. “Ff e ~ propriation — Four vaneties: American, Pimento, Swiss and Brick, sold by the slice, pound or loaf. new President , aaa proce 8 VA RI E T I E S IN TIN ~ rererererr re By +t} Asem tated Prees St JOSEPH. Me NEWS ~ Camerot ’ ’ ) | Bluhill § y0o002° ARAFT -: u =e ‘ od) aozacnrsiax Eonar (GEESE 2VBRVTNGR B50.0080 tifferet to Pink 1 , . ‘4 the Aseoctare’ Pree NEW Tor Vare? £A ae ime@hcement of an offer of tho er \freom Bdward & Harkness tows-s « 51.900 0060 endowment fort tor rey University. Naehviti« ef "ae made Gt e® meeting of the imiversity| —_— 2. © ee ~ oe ous a

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or Loins; ry "2h 30 pC b. average. 11 c BI. av 1 73¢ bie o-- 15¢ a Sad 1 4 | Pou nd, 8c “F 25c ; THihit i vu il ALL) Pats > Pound print. eM . MiB) itl ' : AA ~* Large siz Sic _— r doze nee 25¢ luscious 2 273¢ PUUYLLUULLELLLET REET RUAALUG ULL Baws TURES; sHPISING) | Wal HS Cie F rT 1 4 QUAATATUOUEUUUUUOCUAAATEA ERC EAEAUUG ANAT AA Hit Hil wiih WT LL Tait MALU ‘per cent law abiding,” 5 0 FRIDAY. MARCH 30. 1923. ' soe | total of 156 indictments against ad- iE D HERE BEST N made by the police and the Govern- ent rated —enee the past vea Other district Take has set a re ord for the e¢ou-~t ' and enforcement officers there \above that of any Tri¢ re in | their ; the country. The sentences run fr eight rffonths to five vears \Say that dope is getting more an jmore difficult to buy pcial Investigator Reports Se- dicts and peddlers representing cases itt) cor Addicts d | visitors to the « in St. Touis. ’ ——-—— eee No Cafe Price Boost for Shrine. WASHINGTON March ij _-The he Washington ry taurant Associatior annou through the loca] Chamber o a0 membere of t the will lg Tos rices during the an! ual Shri “|| April Q.R.S. Rolls vention, which is expec ted bring between 260.000 and ay 09 ‘api sal Gee "ing the first Fate—F ox Trot |}week in June. e Sentences by Judge Faris \ Are Largely Responsible. Post-Dispatch Bureau. 20-23 Wrvatt Bldg. ASHINGTON March 30.—ws¢. is doctors and Gruggists are “190 in their hand- | of marcotic drugs, according ‘to - , report which William J. Spiliara. investigator, has ma@ile to 6. Wutt, chief of the Federal Anti. 5 y ‘ a * —_ aus we + i SIS GBS 45 593; 4 Kare. ~ oe | heard Judre Farie a? c Hc forces. t. Louls encesn:9 drug vio fi pleas of ge “Judge |] fre senic: ' for a 75 per ce @rug traffic in St /gnonths The , sentences » Farie has been consistentiv fing out to dope peddlers, [0- with the high efficiency of FPederal marcotic squad, the co on which the St. Lo: ment is giving the Gover: ment, and the work of Specia! Attorney General Dyn Gistrict by far weeforcement in 1 iis police Ases)\«* 7 ~ . the best re i.” nm : e “Th . rT)? ry : a : : : . * © Be] : ; i MT) Jur sre 7 All, has returned a Down in Maryland—F ox Trot .... Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses— Waltz .... Easter Numbers Story of Easter Easter Hymn Medley . . Easter Chimes Every time you light a Tareyton you know you're ~ going to get what you've always hoped to. get—a thorou ch] yenj oyablesmoke. mn. | Kieselhorst Piano Company Ti Herbert — Established 1879 — London Cigarettes | ; 1007 Olive Street See the New Shipment of Roll Cabinets. The City Circulation of the* Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times’Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! —_——- LD —_———_ WE ARE OPEN SATURDAY It Re 6:30 & secon. JEARGAIN Until ‘RELIABLES Dyp4 1IC , Bargain Saturday holds many agreeable bargain sur- rises! Bargain Saturday presents you the entire week's t offerings of our DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE! By al! means BE HERE—be sure to attend, and obtain your share of the phenomena! vaiues! Our BIG DRASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE is indeed the greatest and most remarkable furni- ture economy event cver inaugurated!!! ph This $700 ‘‘Shearer”’ “t Player-Piano Complete With Bench, " Scarf and Music Rolls! “469 $3a Week beautifal respon- Fall Ss- with Has * tone. mar, sive touch. note riayer hens: hammers of eelected felt. Rich “walnut and mahog- any» finmiabes. $85 DAVENETTE SUITE RELIARLES PMASTIC CLEAN-ITP SALE PRICE Be Here _~_—_—- Free Storage for Future Delivery 8TH. & FRANKLIN AV. “teeter SATURDAY!!! f UL, UP SALE! Ki USUAL Ate £tbMiSMeEoS f836 RELIARLES TPM ASTIC CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE RELIABLE S PIM ASTIC CLEAN-T PP SALE PRICE $160 DAVENETTE SUITE 88 , ees THIS $200 REAL WALNUT 8-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE 16 a Swit Patreaordinars satwe it «@ quality iPimiag Reoarm buffet eatension table. five enthedral-bact on oblong he pepular QGeeen Anne perters rmchair. Designed in t The China Closet Pictured ts Priced Extra, $44 THIS $40 BRA$S THIS $19 >, B 17h te 160 meet « reflle: beaetiful fin tab ee sTHE. = “ANA NE ” Lig “gee, PICTURED ~ THIS $275 SUPERB GENUINE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE eric This genuine Bedreem Saite ix experti: cometructed of & ply real walnut. tn the pepo! rich two-tone effect Comprises graceful bow-end bed. large dresser with plate mirror. and chifforebe with lerge clathes hanging compartment, and conrenient drawers THIS $200 SUPERB 3-PIECE CANE VELOUR Bed-Davenport Suite Reliable’s Drastic $44 SALE pes a |

; ACKSON’ 513-515 WASHINGTON AVENUE eaeesseesgy . 4-HOUR SALE—SATURDAY!! é: Capes Wraps A Limited Quantity—Enough to Last From 8:30 to, 12:30 O’Clock d $ . Wraps--new Faster gat about 200 on til solid out Saturday morning No Exchanges No Refunds ‘ular Velour Capes— (‘oats ‘ oats aT New Tir Siik-lined Via ‘ Spert rents sale in 4-HOUR SALE—SATURDAY'!! Capes, Wraps F; Jast From 8:30 to 12:30 O’Clock—300 Garments Side-draped Coats, Bolivia Capes — Sport Coats — 5 Straightline Coats, ete. Sizes oe for all, but a limited number a of 300 garments in this sale me at Extra Sizes Up to 58s, Too! 4-HOUR SALE—SATURDAY'!! Capes, Wraps] A ROUSING SALE- VALUES UP TO $59.75 (hur verr sJinest Capes, (oats and Wraps—over 206 atviles ts nelent from. Come dur. ing the morning hours See these Karments at See Our Windows — Dir y 4-HOUR SALE “SA TURDA ¥ if en Suits |: 15 e AT Ah hi Easter Sufts ir sale Ever shade All lion * Tniss * zee he Ai Ml | bie ke event Pat TTA SES icin Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes | tS ES OT LEIS SS ae 4-HOUR SALE—8:30 TO 12:30 O’CLOCK a »a\ Easter Dresses Over 200 High-Grade Spring Silks ng Dresses have n selected from our regular stock. to $29.75. for this sale-—youll find the new etyles and materitais—in all colores and sizes. Of course only from 68.30 a 12:30 o'clock, #0 come early No Exchange or Refunds ‘ 200 new Bor ¥ Lote 4-HOUR SALE_8: -30 TO 12:30 OCCLOCK |New Dresses Values Up to $45 00° 200 Styles (5 groups at. 1Q*: Sale on Second Floor 5G Crepe meteors—Alltyme ACKSON "S—513-515 WASHINGTON AVa crepes—satin Cantons—Pais- ley prints—laee combinations -over 1000 Dresses in this sale tomorrow in two. hig ee - — 7 S Associated Press News in the Post-Dispatch in exclusively ; paper field in St. Louis. et 4 ’ a sia ws <2 . “ 3 ot ro ‘pil ates _ " . Pe ae ‘ s “or 9

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Is that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ex An are tal g ST. LOUIS POST-UisPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH —- —— Equals and the Times Combined. | CH 28 tome a TRAY ~| poop - INFECTION REACHES yopibuitnr Santneal tae 2 — KILLED, ' 96 INJURED Mis ine " | . Wendel! [ New , , e e Licenses wad News in Brie LORD CARNARVON'’S LUNGS O "SOc" O° kK. one Of & By tne Associated Prem Recorded ee 4 pe odie ner Owe NEW “YORK Marth 3° Lo 7 — : COT icudl 1? oHcret _ ‘2 : tad ; [3 6". Of 37 18 His Condition I« Said to Be Critical e sisted firemen were killed and § tmjured _ Burial NT i es 2: ee eclaged all along that Lord Carnar. | today when fighting @ spectacula: - : Tk ; ur . : . a " i+ : ha ~~ > é2 | a me er varied «a . : ie 7A r ~. 2" pr Hert y 7 ‘ . . r, a four tere: erts - . - Fast =~ tor «J 2 s* ~ +. ' ; “ | A ' - . — “ —_— i - — MARKI 6Ge ‘UK LENSES. Brecks we : o 4 : na ondG.tion i repor' to OF ‘ 4 —— . Uta BAS * . the Bellevue fi . ' r| a ° ; . . ed i :°* - 7. ~~ : —* » erate +) > ‘ . MN ie 4 Pat ie nr ’ a ,¢! -— } > we a» ~ ia T> ° « . : o- ' : «t As . = | “& s re : . oa = iv, : . ; : G : . - Ps ~ > 4 ’ . ' = — ; - me , : . . *s A . a *- = od ‘*« ed) 5 ’ »>* «Ff = tami 5 _— The dead firemen and most of ' red were buried beneath a brick a o—-517-519 WASHINGTON AV.-we et by & gas explosion. Others ss * FROM 3 TO 12 O'CLOCK sg while feacuing orce S FOR A PERIOD OF 4 HOURS —. Tv * — . : . = . . _ ) : € . . . ” ; : Z . 3 lh = ’ - ’ ° ’ ‘> > R is — ‘.s - * .* ’ o : 5 ‘ ge Ff ' ™ : eis ° c ° . . . ° aX : : OT i] et a. it 45 . A % oom ——— — . lies “ : — . . ° ar . re wd : | iS ’ —- » . = . = ~ - D ee 7 > ’ - ~ a | » . : = Ul sot : «3 : ~ . ua? vy ie : : . ' si - : ’ - ‘ LA 5 r \* : * slid . - A Lord rf’ Hest Carnarvons son . . oo ; —_ i | s* irom s dia ALS ‘ ; * + - _. . %. : : iid Carnarvon’s iliness v ’ fatal. another American wom- ; } aes Breve : a4 i rege 375 ~ 7 yi re r ‘ . sori 4 ; A. 2 - L rd of T hem peor ; RG I™ HE DRUG &TO , OF reace . we — + q“e —_ - ; c au a . 1s > 3 m4 - ™ e M Ha =. Lewis nig? LS opts whisk) : ae - rie. ' ; * 4 etrel thro ar ro. L. re? 4 ¥ iin TT ‘ M ; . \e *" reo fr" « - a ' ha ™ ~ fate »'‘s 719 : : ; ' aie ” ; : ¥ je : | atin - . > oe @7 we “ +> ~ owe ry 4 - ett At St. Chartes. } 4% lauis—He .acgir “| =4 7 - Mw - id Senuite —r. () Fation. Me —J wephine a f At East St. Louk / ALL-WOOL VELOUR : mm Ean * Lou s—Ze ms * f CAPES 30 | . Giles ee NEW POLAIR SPORT ” ‘ é “Maizoer’ S818 X Paes ae 3 COAT “ad $4.95 t | ae ee Hi The POST DISPATCH {fe the i Rast Jona. wv — tr To newspaper giving Associated i FINEST CLoTsa ; CAPES EXCLUSIVE WRAP . COAT a Le wy 5 oun_or- 4-KIYD aemniiadl WRAPS EXTRA- K $49.75. AT a Every Size for Misses and Women Included: + _ = 4 besuty new thie Cant c FE — — EE is —— every cent of $50 4 DAXDY coat 4K NTON S0erially ty Ay oe Fos Tret priced 18.75 4RMY RAINCOAT. 85c a Tret at need De a | FRANK PAPILA (Accerdionist) ara ) Officers’ Dress Shoe... $3.95 Acme. Brunswic You a Have Him. I Dent Want = ARMY SHO —— $2.95 ° aTrot Music ee cuune - ARMY BOOTS *" Sie walt cance ee Your Maa Bes He SHik ¢ Blue or AG WOOL SHIRTS $2.75 i EAL PERMITS Great White War fe so @ 0 ray Cc KHAKI SHIRTS 98. oi 2s mhaetter » oy peeruFLORENCE EASTON (Soprane) SAVE 40°. ON ROOFING AND PAINTS: = lee trelias © Ask of the ee Beloved) Mexican Folk Song Ar- I-piy» 95c Outside Red Paint: by Frank La Forge. In Mexican Reefing zailen re Ei c (The Zephyr) Mextcan Folk Seng. slate-Surface Arranged b) Fras “) . Sale Will Commence at 8 O'Clock wr FARAH PAZZAPUI Or wt 36 a wep oS 19 N. BROADWAY and $12 N. BROADWAY ‘2 Pri Sharpie or rr yeste-la. an- Over 340 Children's and he Secret of Serving Cx. oo ov fam children's ~* at “AW — > aan c->» an) New Shape-« —_ rene = at mur ” - oN — -_ e Over 2000 Seand-pew Saas PT eea ee wonderfully with your other salad incredients, that x ; TO 12 OCLOCK ARE THE HOUF once vou become acauarnted with rf, you wil be | Paisiey Combinations Ver Drapes Panets 7 . "re (ireular and Yew Sleeve Eifects delighted to serve a Mazola-dressed salad at every | peta on 8 enenn, dinner. 1 : Emodroidery, Etre. —_ ¥ > — » nee > © - » o 7 . > a : . - 7 ® 7 * « ~S oo t * > - . *. — ~ . - aa > * It imparts to all your fruit, fresh or canned vegetable salads, a rich; satisfying and wholesome flavor. e . « y OUR grocer sells Mazola in pint, quart, half-galion and gallon tins, packed and sealed under expert supervision. It is never sold in bottles or in bulk. We extend to you the privilege of trying a can of Mazola. [Ff it is not satisfactory to you, your grocer refunds the cost without auestion. "TCLS Kee ee ee Tee Cae ESeeeeeeeeer rer ererrreeee ner. FRE Becstifally iThwstreted Ceres Predeets Coek Beek of sixty-four peges. Write CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO 300 South First Street St. Louis, Mo ‘sea eerearer” LIVER REGULAT( BLOOD ~ It The POST-DISPATCH ts the only St. newspaper giving Associated Press 4

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FRIDAY, MARCH 369. 1999. FRIDAY. ~ . | es 2 ARR oe . >on eae ealartaiad The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ oT ee ee _—_ * ——_— — —— =— % poverriseuexr __|$13,000 AUTO IS RECOVERED ON FROM JANITOR TO MILLIONAIRE ?st%¢ mice say Be t worth « mill" ADVARTINMMENT —j_|__ADVERFISEMGRICT am. « MORNING AFTER NIGHT THEFT om struck on His Five-Acre Ranch To Make Yoar Hair St. Louis Is TRADE MARK REG If] } ARK N H AIR Oumar Offered 9200 for Titumn fn |% hee Bought With Small Savings. | al hgaelaea Leok Naturally Carly ‘| for Sey Large-Conseran - " a —T —_ ™ - ——— ' =, 24 Hours; Machine Found COLORADO SPRINGS. Geloc.._ | ¢ nil ott ee tosh baer Bitvated in the heart of the) . es Abandoned. Merch 80—From janitor to million. Remember Tonsiline | dept the simple slimerine method || Middle West, St. Louis is an ideal] e ucin f. , aire is the ep! © Bullon- | | will adept the simple silmerine m pleeation for manufactaring ¢on- rse AS A special roadster, said to have) a oe ae aan of Charles Hoppe.| ‘TONSILINE is the National Sose | she will have as pretty wavy treases as | eerna S Bie Bat STE. cost Ernest J. Krause Jr. of 454@) ach in eho oe Springs, now! Throat Remedy—it is cold in every | “Se Coulé wish to ows, ‘tho curios " ee ‘ On @ ranch in the ofl fields south of! & te the fini Mest peonie t will look ee tatural an@ the helt go | in New York City end Grand i Ret Lindell boulevard $13,000, was T®-' Tos Angeles t ‘ tate in the a eee os peor oy Ch beautifully scft and glossy, quite aitfer- || Rapids, Mich., are display rooms) 5 how full figure is no longer the excep- gt eo covered early this morning efter be-| Five years ago Hoppe was janitor | ; ple te ve ie Sore Theost. | ent fruum the obviously artificial eurls | of nr Amaia egncnl shen Designers : ye ee ee = : in to) last night from Lafayette In an apartment house e : | se _ and the parched, Gead appearance ef § manufacture h-grade up of -20 ee Ste gre paced aged haa ee eae Look Y oung! Bring Back 4 ros ial month. He saved pees tihng baie —_ pony Se for hee Der Prey - « | = pepnnees by heated trem. 1 | stered furniture in this city. physi , ve usea their tai- er ee . , and Missour!l avenuce: even at that w ets ; : 8 | biained at any drug store, and « few At their retail store at Pourth ents to create gowns lin cere atirs ’ a Its Natura! Color, Gloss irause told the police he would ow Cae ou age to buy a five-acre malady. You can f Sore Throat if | oenees will Keep the hatr 'm eur] for | as “har! the held eT posgence o:5: ; ithi og) em Fanch in what {s now an oil) you will only remember TONSILINE | many weeke Being perfectiy harmices |§ °™ robe ager pte punted mt 3 chat will render justice to: the full or 5 an d A ttractivenessg pray $200 r its return within . area, a few miles south of Los An-| and get the bottle NOW that and pelther eticky nor greasy, ne one ing a sale of solled sample living: , | ee : ! ‘huous object geles. Five et PD need have the jeast hesitancy in using !t. | I room guites at actual facto generously developed figure. es fa -, nour;rs. It was a consp.cu0cUu OVUJOCL fs mers ve oteiyteycy wells are add- wails sg! yy at your crugeie ' It te best applied with a clean tooth T w is th last pee this | 7e- ex” . ean ae i ; oot = ng daily to his wealth. Look ong | Brush drawing this through the hair omorro ® _ Rengo Belt Reducing Corsets are designed cramps oe egpe bbe age od gemma cman pee Place anre™ | eedppe and his there dada cored fellow wn the bettie ay | from crown to tip just before doing it up. |i gale and is a good day te shop. through their clusi 7 oi , heavy tea with sulphur added, will bearing a Great Britain license tag, /|,.... scarce o- : | Ext sal will be fn atten - ene Nige wae Wilber turn gray, streaked and faded hair 4% th ring through the Coast region.» 6et it 4 | Secure the RIGHT KIND of ROOM dpsiggiean : , ray, 68s . ‘ a us ’hae Ve . 4 e “~~ , . of the woman of well developed figure. 9 . )*~-.>.--“)\ ,.\ | troublesome. An easier Way is to ge. town stree sok aul , OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE O’CLOC a | | | | a@ bottle of Wyeth’s Sage and Sulpbur ed Dents all ” = on all THE CROWN CORSET COMPANY |/ \ -; L | nee ee te the nibaine deme ecuting. At 3 ot, Sauk... Wank \ Set ! 3 - “ R i "4° for use. This is the oid-time recipe s8cou a d = “AS \> 295 Fifth Avenue, New York Par tenagerett ie improved by the addition of other in- McKenna say the car tur node igen SA Su ¢ “ie ~ ae ’ : ; Y ‘e- ; _ redients. While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire te” retain our | | youthful appearance and attracfive- . it’ an ness. By darkening your hair with left t plebian pursuer beRind. |Wyeth’s ‘Sage and Sulphur Compound, ! Lieut. McKenna fired shots in the. - | /. no one can tell, mpennse it does it so air, then at the car's tires and finally 7. if Sold at all good stores 3 naturally, se eventy. You just dampen at the car itself | We r |a@ sponge or soft brush with it and Sergt. Schmidt of the Mounted 4 x Price 29 ' 53.00 HAA Woe) ff. draw this through your hair, taking pictr: who was searching also [na | ” end upward ae Toe f 4b one small a at a — by or police car, found the nero at Wetik! i /] if, Y SSP _ me . - il ay airs Dave isappeare nn vy + Columbia ant Cliftor Dye ing all gra: n , + 4:30 a m. at mt SSS very ag ae A and, after another application or two, .venues It apparently was un- a Bea er SQnsw “WMMNY YY L5G. a ~~ YEE — > ‘ 7 i eTe W @Y . 4 — — ~~ - ‘ft. = ee tl « ——— ea ‘ ) ‘2 The POST-DISPATCH fs the only St. Louis evening giossy, soft and lururiant. newepaper giving Associated Press news service. ; ——— . Fifty Thousand Dollar Reorganization Sale of . io i . ! P 7 ; ‘ > — 18 | meet _ ianos, Player-Pianos &Phonographs Womer Incladed ' : 4 | “Off with a rush” is right. Hurry or vou will lose this greatest opportunity of your & - life to own a real piano, player or phonograph for less money than you ever dreamed of. ' | f x Come now! Many people are coming to our store and snapping up these marvelous , : bargains. Pianos at the cost of phonographs, players at about the cost of uprights. : “3 | Come today. Don’t put this off. This means years of pleasure to you at a cost you , @ never will miss. Such sensational prices you never heard of. Make it your business to c _ - get one of these bargains tomorrow. Don’t wait. You owe it to yourself to save all | , you can, and at the same time make your home a happy one. es . Included in this stock are brand-new instruments, some slightly used, others Te- turned from rental, and a number slightly shopworn, in an wunexcelled selec- tion of some of THE WORLD’S LEADING MAKES of new and used uprights, haby grands and plaver-pianos, such as: LYON & HEALY, PACKARD, KRANICH & BACH, FISCHER, ESTEY, ELLINGTON, ART ECHO REPRODUCING UPRIGHT AND GRAND PIANOS, CHICKERING, STEGER, WASHBURN, SMITH & BARNES, VOSE & SONS, STARR, DETMER,- GAYLARD, MEYER, GILBERT, KING, ROYAL, STORY & CLARK, STUYVESANT, HOWARD AND OTHERS. Here Are Just a Few of These Price Smashing Values Of Ne er aa att econ alanapiee ——<~ ) et i ’ i 32% 5 ra = 8 O'Clock: arly. ih ti. oe eo eee eee AN EXTRA SPECIAL ~ Tonight and Saturday Brand-New Player, Bench and 50 Rolls of Music ’ GET IT NOW! 50 Record Meet Us at Our New Store! UR first store in St. Louis opens its doors tomorrow! And if you : ee men of St. Louis like our hats as well as the men of twenty other ee «5 big cities, we'll have half a dozen stores in town to meet the demand. he 5 ee mae eee You will like our Hats—we know you will. They're made and styled to be smart five- dollar values—yet they’re priced at $2.65! The tremendous vol- ume of business we do in our sixty stores makes our $2.65 price possible. We're here to show you the finest Hat store in St. ’ Louis and to prove to you that it is not necessary to pay more than our price for a good Hat. Come in and meet us and see the 1290 neroacr 3 new Spring Hats we're offering—remember they’re all one price, HIGH-PRICED DRESSES . The Reason , = : Tan Sete ot - gatneakrarion alee, This new and beantiful Player Piano is an 88-note instrument, fully $19.75 $24.75 . we | D. Barthcl, my partner, nes =| guaranteed, which assures you of absolute satisfaction and proteo- ae 5 TATION ~ ae business, tion. The instrument is designed along plain lines, yet is 80 artistic | chin Gulckty we have ENA! CGU- that it is certain to satisfy the most scrutinizing Beyer. It contains | he weatest of tts kind ever | a five-point motor, full iron plate, spruce sounding board, the lat- | a er P otren boaplg se oder het oe eS . ‘ soft a a uff! g? 3 TLE gain p BIG 2 ss CA N q 7 _ World’s Largest Retailer of Hats arthel-Duesenberg | iano Co. ; 61 8 Olive Street Miles of St. Louis. 910-912-914 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo.

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- SEE ee EET: PP eure? ee Ml al " 7 : : , . , | ae “i ; pe’ 88 ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH _alon Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. MARCH 96. 2098, an os MARCH de eee. eg CC ee ————— — - oer ——— : - . - . ee Oe oon 98 —— - = az é — ream : | a : i ; e : ‘Lamber Man Acquitted of Murder. |FURTHER BUSINESS GAINS NOTED | an | By the Associated Press. | . pes fa - A T | | “§PRINGFIELD, Jil, March 30.—| | be a “s . | John Elelson, wealthy lumber Cealer, | ; | o “% ie last night was acqu.tted of the mur- 4 Repo ¢a” eis Bs ‘der of William Bal! and James far Freight Tonnage and Pas- B.: y lev, who were slain Nov. 20. senger Traffic. | | ie + | | When constipation flashes its sig- : like flavor, which adds so much to any | a 4 | pe . Further improvement in most : hich | i , | ADVERTISEMENT lines of business—a notable excep-_. nals-of-sickness into your eyes and | food with which it is served. | = | | . -;tlon being the coal business—ts pear ped Bese Sey needa amen Be certain to eat Kellogg’s Bran | “ | ' | ayo ‘ i ces- ; ? ’ x, - euite he Wars 7 a : 2 er ty , | regularly—at least two tablespoonfuls | " : s ‘Clears the Skin noted in the regular monthly review | gary that you head it off! ‘Toxic po.- daily: in Preaiory cases with oa meal. | > ' Fite) ‘Overnight. of the St. Louls Federal Reserve Dis-| soning stands close by; Bright ’s dis-| pois will prove astounding. R | . ——— | ‘ fae 5 te eget bs » . ee ee eee + |trict 1 a day by W Me.| ease and other dangerous diseases : ‘Makes Beauty While ri ssued today by William C= | semi date teat member that Kellogg’s Bran is na- | ” : ci ne ‘You Sleep Chesney Martin, chairman of the : ture’s own regulator, which operatesin 4 “3 ae. , hi . } Z li | : if vou are ane with blackheads, | board. : The remedy that nature offers is the nature’sa way—which is the best way! i ea ‘ op Given | ; arial : pimples, rash. facia! bienishes or red tive Kellogg’ ! ‘Dresses - Waists Curtains s - | ii} oN | pies, rash, “te emishes or re Railroads r t { { simplest and most effective—Kellogg ’s Eat Kellogg’s Bran as a cereal, re : MEN—Here : a Wonderful Ji reuse 1 thee . By — a

. .s > . ication s you are wearing, ¥ ae a Ae nele appli . : ts 1 ; , , : . pay a* 3 . : NTE NE The cooling, soothing properties of | bor exists in a few industries. Busi- | bran! Your physician will recom- just as it will really and truly make~ Lo ee ss MOSCOW, March 30.—The death in such small sums that ewe JMNM es BF) or. Mint make it positively safe for use > : 1] ? it j ‘ c ¢ . : ? “Chal p you will sever miss the . WY We, Aw or rne me t tender 6Ki> and hundreds | ness failures are 50 pe! cent less mend Ke ee Br n b au 0 1 18 over men and women The value of sentence re¢ ently imposed on Arch- a : Au RA Aw ny. ¢ Beauty Parlors are now using it et , than for the same period In 1922./ mot only effective, but because it is} Kellogg’s Bran cannot be overesti- i i, ; ; > So been good advances in textiles, raw ; nent wit) atrang¢e Jugt get als 4 ae LARS AF all FE from any. drug hich levels 4 y oS SENS boas ane rnd — ' ekin » fos bth ; ‘ ‘se ong The appea! of Vicar-General Butch- LADIES—Buy All Your ; Fras ¥) ood. A.BOc far will hs ‘ouga lons A healthy condition ts noted In U LI ; : | aig vy itch. for clemency wae Geaied SANS ae. | ral, ol lll ty ‘samt ; pone the drugs and chemicals market, canes mes ace x = fod - Buy ‘‘Diamond Dyes’’—no other,if you have never dyed before. Fi -_. payers . d th e4 TER CLOTHES K RES roud. ‘There is nothing bAtter |while food prices are set down as ° ° ~~ | _kind—and follow the simple diree-| tell your druggist whether the s | The Central Executive Committee, EAS ere NSC '“steady.”” The report states that in 1006 Olive St. — FOOT REMEDY tions in every package. Don’t wonder terial you wish to dye is wool ort ". which met to consider requests for. | AF ADVERTISEMENT. ‘agricultural districts all elements | Bet. 10th fae * whether you can dye or tint, suecess-| or whether it is linen, cotton ors . ititation of the sentences, said in hundreds of well- pe eae — ~ : as lid ‘ ” All D | 3 m Pas A bn aut : ’ = n miliga fa Yeas aro — Par Sloat ange AG I: SIEST , y are in a stronger position than they | and 11th ruggis S,. fully, because perfect home dyeing is;mixed goods. Diamond Dyes v Z its decision that both prelates were the U. &. thotr aw gg headquart:rs. | : THE LAS ~ W A | were at this were prog ad cordlagrint | |guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even | streak, spot, fade or run. “a q deserving of the penalty imposed by ne your triendés trate Sere, Come ip MAS 'in the South, where cotton and to- | . et Moscow court, but that commu- + ome sr Suits, a Wweeee and SAS TO END DANDRUFF bacco prices are good, a’ revival is | IC . ws" Busteess building is e¢ertain . ‘3 paieliv was ordered in the case of the » © ’ cas Ss : i > " “a7. ae FINS There is one sure way that never! ypnder way. : through the use of Post-Dispatch The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening gr) q Archbishop because a certain ele- ran to pny the idnee while you fails to remove dandru complete!) mewspaper ving Associated Press news service, © Dreases— pay nm - y | : ' = ¢ ff r ) e e v u in 3 Wa Cc le n art : Bm « & a the ‘atholice itize 1 R | nt BX» "2 ment o ns in Mus ar ge gi . a e2 sia might exp! it the sentence as wd wear. vane NES jand that is to dissolve it. This de small expense. 2 - BOA L strovs it entirely. To do this, just get MRS. RERGDOLL IN SWINDLE NET Bic He . a . PAY AFTER EASTER AGES Gp tabout four ounces of plain, ordinary —_ = Se ing directed against the priests and WA es Nie uid arvon; apply it at night when , jae s ' oe. thelr religion. The committee, how- caiieinar use enough to moisten the Alds in Conviction of Man Who- ae Oe ever, said it regarded that the evl- | ip and rub it 3 t] rith tl Promised ‘Influenc®’ ee oe dence in the case of Monsignor realp and rub it in gently with the Rutchkavitch shewed direct trea- es , inger tips. Ry the Ass ated l’ress | . : > | Ry morning, most if not all, of vour __ PHILADELPHIA, aearen 30 rAd mw! : “i aA. - —_ gonable connection with an enemy of ‘dandruff will We gone, and three or Mrs. Emma C. Bergdolil, who fought | F.%s fe a : the State. V/ four yore applications will complete. | hard to keep her draft-dodging sons | ' 4 | ‘fg q's . 3 Text of Decision. ‘ly dissolve end entirely destroy every cut of prison, aided yesterday in| ye g i. | The decision was signed by Pres- © ‘single sign and trace of it, no matter |sending an alleged petty swindler) 7 | ae. ¥ — - {dent Kalenin and Secretary Sapron- /how much dandruff you may have. to the county prison for eight | al : : F off. It reads as follows: | Yéu will find, too, that all itching|months. Maurice Rappart, accused | ' 3 e//S%, Te “The court had fixed the guilt off land digging of the scalp will stop in- | of fleecing different persons out of} Nh “ap % Citizen Zepliak, who had been act- lJ —— 'atantly, and your hair will be.fluffy, small amounts, obtained $170 from | Sy igre | ida , ing contrary to the interesis of th ' 4 ’ | working class and to the fundamen- »- Pen reg aes — , . , r 7 706 NORTH BROADWAY ‘Justrous, glossy, silky and soft, and! irs. Bergdoll to use his influence | BP 7k ce jy = . | look and feel a hundred times better.) with persons in Washington to gains tei uo Baas, 6 oR A i i ERI ES ~s tal gains of the proletariat revolu- You ean get liquid arvon at any the release of her son, Erwin Berg- | tion. By consistently directed ac- | tion he had made use of the laws _———— ~—- drug store and four ounces i¢ all you dell, from’ the Federal prison at} The VOST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening |will need. This simple remedy has) pyyt Leavenworthh | which guarantee equally for every one freedom of religion. These actions are very heavy crimes tn the revolutionary republic, which as before, Is surrounded by numerous enemies. There canné or could not be another penalty except that which was fixed for Zepliak by a , ; : ‘ | “ os | 4 3 ° 9 | : , the court. ) | | | | “Hloowever, taking Into considera-| : | is : tion that Zepliak in the represents - r a n eC S | . [eS tive of such a religion. which at the a | ' : “4 ; ce time of the Inte Czarist Government ) , . a ’ and at the time of the bourceotme re- public was suppressed, application ty ne*spaper giving Associated Press news service. never been known to fail. - him of a penalty very well earned { ° | aa = a ‘. : es 3 ao Be . | might be interpreted by 2 certain : | | Le ae Se 3 Ba sae a ne fen . © backward element of the Catholte}) > | en: ‘ a Re be eS 4 = CB A Ree OR ae peg 4 citizens of seviet Russia, whose ree | 2 oa: : iE Ce on 9, | earn woe er Ls i= ra af | ae a ligious feelings he tried to exp'olt | . iy | ed bad ~ = a | . . . y — - . Nt os chap climbed on! his fathe Pe Stor ies for orat ors, salesmen, and evervbody who The Electric Storage Battery Ca. Philadelphia Ae 5 in commuting tf sentence of the Somew mrise » sire asked. ‘W , ie | jest or a aa F ? 0 | omewhat sui prise d, the sire asked, ‘ \W hy , What do Witty W heeze. It embodies the best in , EXIDE SERVICE STATION 4 , sckiinente er por oe re.” you mean, son, *‘do tricks’’?” And in all innocence hun at T current : ' ; ; 10r that The Liteary Digest gle: Pie . the little lad respo: ‘We ania save th: ' ' . di geo gieans Irom the Fa h _ revolutionary wa The aaah u sponded, ‘Well, mama says that when printed pages of both hemispheres. Andva hilarious or paper adds th¢the same ss | * you were young you used to drink like a fish,’ ”’ new reel is rele: | ‘vets “a 2 ; re . ' 7 , eased every week. At ; ' . Bell Main 2727 | 4 could not be {plied to Monsignor The audience roared an approval of laughter and theaters. FUN from the PRESS is hae Mai. 3408 Lindell Avenue PhonCS‘cinioch, Central 921 “ Putchkavitch fcause he “was the the usual early chill of such an occasion was dis- The Literarv Di ih , . J ; gest. Distributed by W . pelled. kinson Corporation. en T H-E LONG-LIFE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR 4 re > . > . | Visit the Nearest Exide Service Station IN ST. LOUIS , MISSOURI | Salem—Service Garage | Edwardsville—Exife Battery Serv- ce. Get March 31st Number, | on Sale Tod ay — At All News-dealers ae 10 Cents The Electric Storage Battery Oo.. Bonne Terre—T. C. Méima Tire @ : soy ~~ cee Tire & Battery guninas| we 0b te ee . ON See AR EC IT ee Ri age Se ie 3408 Lindell Av. “ ' Motor Co. ~_ > ~ tagline Service Co., 46279 Del- Boonville—G, ‘W., Windsor, | CTnion—M. FE. Conley. Service Station. . Cape Girardean—Exide Battery | Washington—Willenbrink Motor Ce. Granite City-—Seblecte Electrie Os. N. Bad Ratiery Service Co... 7050 N. ; The rendwen, . Staston. Wehster— Harrisburg —Exide Battery Service & Beifarny Service Station, 6439 Clay- Caruthersville—Berry-Patmor Co. | ; Nation. j 8 cy Fs | Centralia—A. H. Owings Garage. +] Townsend . Herri Herrin Bettery Statics. Delor Filling & Service Station. | saw ton—Mueller Battery Service . il . 3453 Delor. A pane J . JPLLUINor Highiand—Baumann Battery Sta- H. A. lL. 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rrRID MARCH a Thos. — —_—- = oe oe spot, fade or run. Everything have never dyed before. our druggist whether the ma. you wish to dye is wool or silk, ether it is linen, cotton or any goods. Diamond Dyes never ly St. Louls evening news service. sffrery JR CAR le—Fuide Battery Sere agent of the ish Government and ofa foreicn te.”’ tests again Catholic p Warning: ‘Pands off!” Py “. ~ J 8 ms - « “ >» . es. 7 7 ey Ss = “2 * — : ts = ee ~, A i aee™ F es a a. “ e ‘ “> te ~*~ “~. . saci -™ J eh: Tw , 5 _ , ar-Gener whose pe nied, is Buperiof the Church of St. Cath erine | of pre! the Pod for special services. Pd te, Ai. 2: -. - 3 FRIDAY. CE ARCH 30. tanaka The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH alone = that of the Daily Star | SOVIET COMMUTES - SENTENCE OF ONE 10-Year Prison Term Un- ecutive Committee. Rv the A aan ate . Praae MOSCOW, March 30.—The death | sentence recently imposed on Arch- bishop Zepliak, head of the Roman | Catholic “hurch in Russia, was commuted today to 10 years’ im- prisonment under strict isolation. The appeal of Vicar-General Butch- | kavitch for clemency was denied. The Central Executive Committee, ' which met to consider requests for | mitigation of the sentences, said in | jts decision that both prelates were deserving of the penalty imposed by “the Moscow court, but that commu- tation was ordered in the case of the! Archbishop because a certain ele- ment of the Catholic citizens in Rus- | sia might exploit the sentence as be- | ing directed against the priests and | ‘their religion. The committee, how- | ever, said it regarded that the evi- | dence in the case of Monsignor | Butchkavitch showed his direct trea- | sonable connection with an enemy of | the State. Text of Decision. The decision was signed bv Pres- ident Kalenin and Secretary Sapron- off. It reads as follows: “The court had fixed the guilt of Citizen Zepliak, who had heen act-. ing contrary to the interests of the) working class and to the fundamen- | tal gains of the proletariat revolu- | tion. By consistentiyv directed ac- | tion he had made use of the laws! which guarantee equally for every one freedom of religion These actions are verv heavy | crimes in the revolutionary republic, | which as before, is surrounded bv numerous enemies. There cannot or | could not be another penalty except that which was fixed for Zepliak by the court. “However, taking Into consids:a- tion that Zenpliak is the represeiuts tive of such a religwion. which at the time of the late Cvarist Governmen* and at the time of the boureceotse re public was suppressed, anplication to! him of a penalty very well earned might be interpreted hb: nm certain | backward element of the Catholic) citizens of soviet Russia, whose re-| ligious feelings he tried to exn'oit| and direct, * * * as directed against the priests and their religion. Ten Years’ Sentence. "We, therefore, as an exceptiog from the penalty policy of the r public, have decided to change tlhy¥ eentence fixed by the Court to ¥ vears’' imprisonment in strir* isol} | tion. £ “As regards Citizen Butchkavité, | who in erlminal activity on 4%) ground of religion combined vty! clear counter revolutionary acpi | with a direct connection with anm- | emy bourgeolse state, and who fed) his position as a priest to care ony a direct and active state treasonthe |! request for reprieve is left « out t consequences.” ; Protests Made by Several Napn-. Archbishop Zepllak and Ns nor Butchkavitch, together oe 15 | Catholic priests, were found cfty by: the Moscow court on Mondayast of opposing the soviet GovernmAat. oe sentence of death was im sed on! the Archbishop and the V eral, but a stay of executio dered by the Centra! prisogs Com- mittee. The other priso#s were sentenced to prison terms. Announcement of the th sen- tence brought an immedi reaction in various parts of the wrld. The American State Departnmt under- took to inform the sovit Govern- ment through Ambassad/# Houghton at Berlin that the twrHed States earnestly hoped§ the executions might not take place. » he Pins re- quested that the prelat be liberated on the ground that t#yY were his subjects, while Premié Sikorski of Poland, actine almos immedirtely upon receipt of the ns from Jios- Cow, informed the ip Minister to Poland that the Pol Government Condemned the Cours action. The British GovernmentA&lso let it ba known that it was Jing its best to prevent the execut®#®& and several members of the ish Parliament appealed to eign Minister Tehitcherin. | Newspapes ommentt. The newspaperf ravda says that in commuting tl! sentence of the Archbishop thefentral Executive Committee is “dmplying with the evolutibnary qdiscience and the revolutionary fare.” The news- Paper adds thajthe same standart could not be Jplied to Monsignor Butchkavitch @cause he “was the carried on nifactivity, not because Of religious ¢faticism, as did Arch- bishop Zeplidy but in the interests Roth Prafa and Izvestia print lengthy renes to the foreign pro- the sentencing of the ates, sounding a general e Rutchkavitch, the Vic- | of the Catholic Church, ion for clemency was ji ee : . Parker, superintendent of. books, outlining the law and penalty ecution. he companies to during 19#2. and asserted that these traced to waste paper concerns. Wood, gray, gunmeta! Parker explained the difficulty ef Chiffon Silk oe In the wow Spring Shades and the Times Combined bv Agrees) 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH? ?{ 89 Sixth and Franklin —— —_ ome = ™ —-— 2 8 OO ee Mmm 3 |Mail Orders Sent t Prepaid| : ‘ ory if : ‘yi black. with lisle garter t: Ds, $2.25; all si Vk #3. and $3.7 THE KARGES HOSIERY CO.—821 Locust St. books under the open shelf system. See Ree a le led Just in Time for Easter A Few April Brunswick and Victor Suggestions OUT TOMORROW Brunswick Record 2394—75c A Pale Venetian Moon The Lovelight in Your Eyes Johnson's Orch. Brunswick Record 5182—$1.00 Fiddle and | Sacrament (a Love Story) . Elizabeth Lennox Brunswick Record 13092—$1.25 ) Farniente i Serenade Elshuco Trio Brunswick Record 15040—$1.50 ) Manon-~ Le Reve (The Dream) ( Africana-—-O Paradise Mario Chamilee Victor Record 19018—75c ( That Da Da Strain--I’ve Got to Cool My Doggies Now .« { He May Be Your Man The Virginians Victor Record 19019—75c j Underneath the Mellow Moon Wonderful One Paul Whiteman Victor Record 19023—75c I Gave You Up Just Before You Threw Me Down Grant & Murray ( Wanita Billy Murray " _—_ . KIESELHORST PIANO COMPANY Established 1879 1007 Olive Street Our boys’ and }; ttle the men's styles. “Boys’ Dress Shoes” OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Boys’ “ ek he eee: eae 4.00 Little Men's $ @. 60°S084:... +. .* 3.00 7 ’ School Shoes” Boys ool Shoes Choice of French, English or Round Toes. $3.50 MAHOGANY TAN sepee 1 tO OTe “ASK for Horlick’s The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Louis evening -— Avoid Imitations— _ADVERTISRMENT. "Headaches From Slight Colds The ORIGINA: Safe | Laxative BROMO QUININE Malted Milk Milk | Tablets relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonie laxa- Ky — Vand Malt | GrainExt. ‘tive and germ destroyer. Thé in powder,makes «box bears the signature of BF. W. The Foed-Dyiak = Grove. (Be sure you get for AL Ages BROMO.) 20c. Substitutes “ -. Goldman Bro Give a Beautiful BLUE BIRD Your 5 or Over Either Purchase on Cash or Credit Purchases $I Down Buys This Se -_——— iN . = ?. SANITARY EB: = Tr a ¢ DINNER SET FR : ; $1 Down Buys These Big Sanitary Refrigerator Rug Specials at Goldman Bins At a close-out Rug sale in Philadelphia we bought a large assortment of Brussels, Axmin- - Reversible and Linoleum Rugs at a very $1 1.2%. “Buck’s” Gas Range’ 2) : i } low price. These Rugs are in perfect condition in most wonderful pat- terns suitable for any room. We are offering “these Rugs to you at ex- ceptionally low prices. $1 down delivers any Congoleum Squares; Qx12 Reversible Ruse Qx12, very durable $14.75 Blue Bird Dinner Set Free. Rug to you. Brussels Rugs, heavy quality, 9x12, beau- ‘ tiful patterns Axminster Rugs; extra heavy quality, high pile, in beautiful patterns "4 Q0ck S Gas Ranges. Prices on Refrigerators went up January 1. Foreseeing this, we pur- chased our Refrigerators in December and are ot- 75 fering them to you at the old prices. If you need Ss @ a refrigerator you can save fully 25°¢ by purchas- —_—=- ing now. See our special Leader—worth $30 Blue Bird Dinner Set Free. Special $1 Down Buys a Close-Out Lloyd Baby Carriage _dale of Wy \ Y7 SUIS 7 \\ i eal = 4 ony 7 \t an Come and see our wonderful line of Buck’s Gas-Coal Ranges and Cabinet Liberal Allowance Will Be Made for Your Old Range Goldman Bros. are agents for Buck's Stoves and Ranges. See 5 Q) . — er our Special Leader in a Buck’s @Side- Oven Gas a for hiysssaee FA? We quote a special price on this meavy | ro-Lino. See See -cur woaderfel lace. of Lloyd e. Special price, Baby Carriages, in all colors. per square show Sulkies, Strollers and Car- yard, for riages of all sizes and — ¢ prices. See our great $7) 1 Eee 4 our large special “Stroller Whole ‘Rehme Covered leader for on Terms to Suit. Blue Bird Dinner Set Free. ho. 2 Suite and contains a bed | . : _ Nothing as beautiful and serviceable ever offered at this low price and on these easy terms. ave $ in beautiful velour Suite on the market at $200 is any finer. COLOMAN BROS 1102-1108 Olive St. $5 Per Month Buys This Beautiful Bed sant 4 Suite A ‘genuine “Kroehler” A Suite like this adds an extra room to your home. See it at GOLDMAN BROS.. rs only ~ oe ee ee We have just receiy ed a spec eo! ehipment of thete beautiful Simmons “Brassoid” Beds and are a ee them at a very low price in order to @lepese of them To make thie offer doubly attractive we are ine! luding a fine Mattress and « heavy sanitary, atl- fren Spring. Thi ie, indeed, a fare opportunity. ana if you were thinking of refurnishing your room, it. wil you to attend thie great eale. Remember, 0 down boys thie outfit. Remember—Cicldman ° 1107-08 Olive Street. . “7 *- @ «¢ tt) Vebe! 3 tee. “wages ‘ ef WW 1, \et sennnetan | uisbbbbbosdde '! Nee ; » | eeeeee ULE a — a paebeaveter: seeeTTTT TI Hin \eee fh. VOD @ | Blue Bird Dinner Set—F REE If yeu settle your acceant te 36, 6° yeu live eut ef 4. or 90 days’ chee we will give you the r4 Vier. 10% ecaeh discount. the same as tf you had paid the money in advance, We Pap the Louis 2 eer eee We colt for ate, tm aun ; a a a a r 3 ny , Ova ; 7 ~ a, a ¢ a. » a! 4 . +) Se j “7, y y ray a ae ‘ he as % " <2 x Mees a as a ae ~~ or < Stn hae ee Ge A ln aM a . ’ + ere’ ~ sella,

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; ee — oe Sle ee SR oe ee entpetienectitintte- cx aot ——— , FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1923. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 40 ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We Take It That Baseball Recruits Who Survive the Weeding Out stn Will Be in Clover This Summer} me via Gene Robertson’s Fielding at . | He's Making Us Forget Fournier Roland Defeats | : ais Professionals to 22 Derby Horses H : Being P repped at ’ ee A — Narcey Sapin in Uf ) Play Football ; at Be | a Third Base, Urban Shocker's a eS WA.ALU. Event aS lumn| _} Sportsman’s Park a) Kentucky Tracks Pitching Cheer the Brownies} [PP -. | ce a te TEL © Cherchill Downs, Douglas Part | oe ee f | : , — . Scores Technical Knockout IRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ( Kilhiens ‘cnt Witten Ollie Ki_-'.e Secures E ae . and Lexington Scenes of . | | A te > Be. Whe arpe cinnaial os ta Park f Games ee eparations Cedric Durst Improves Steadily as a First Baseman — Fohl | } - 7 ¥ i : a a Referee Sh Shope GEORGE RIDER’ of wae M Be Rei d, wee ay Five With View” * Ay Early Pr : , £5 ena — | Kk Bout in Third Round. ington University is broadcasting ay e einstate | iting Teams This Fall. Be Pe Switches His Batting Order and Hitting Improves, Browns ke i ag > —_—— a nage Seas eat ee ee * But Not as Champions . ™ CYCLONE UNKNOWN FACT Beating Wichita Falls, 14 to 4—Play Ft. Worth Today. haa A > N , next year. - ~ sane dighhs os wane ate No all-America men of recent |: Se oki aa sas ized a professional football team | | saogs ‘ : ? : : . ao > na , t an an oO nny ‘ son oO ea, ot a date need apply, wé may venture fall which met the Bo MoMiita: a: Brought $21,000 Canddate ) By J. Roy Stockton, | ee . 4 3 ‘ Sty , ferson Barracks in the feature of six , our own authority to state, as |. Boston, recognized ‘respectively }| ; oe — Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | Bog i aa PY 3 bouts fought in the opening’ round! Rider has several times expressed |) 8% World's featherweight and stars here, is organizing another — | That Will Be Watched. Be Me i >? 8 2» team for this fall and has secured bi | TA FALLS, Tex., March 30.—Urban Shocker finally | of the Western A. A. WU. boxing the thought that a recor! as a middleweight champons outside ; | New Y k State, may obtain new championships. Referee Harry coach rather than as a football NOW Ore ¢ , : | Sportsman's Park as his home tela, i Special to the Post-Dispatch itching form approximating that which made k, | ont {Steg Sgr tne nie re > licenses to box in tlis State by ' rounded into P g PI ‘ GB | ~ 2 3 ase * Sharpe stopped the bout in the third oe Pee eee ange —— alia na anil r out the orders, § Frere we eegadleadg amped professional LOU 1sv 1 ‘E, Ky, Maroh S025 m famous. After being pelted soundly in other exhibition games} a= eed Saree RG Whoever the new coach proves (( #&r g M : football games here this fall, begmo "i we ) See SE eee . round to save Sapin from unneces-| {tg be, he will do well to bring |} disobedience of whim cost them }| ning Sunday, Oct. 14 and cle , Twenty-two candidates for the a isplayed his old-time stuff in the final contest at W ichita Fk ‘alls | | ie ecg iii : ee ae : sary punishment after a rally ty along his box of miracles. For it /|° official recognition last year. (| Sunday, Nov. °5 % ; ¢ ing $50,000 added Kentucky Derby » ee — Be a a 1 ; : he : 4 > * ¢| . a ‘sais 7 rday. ‘Urban pitched five innings, gave three hits and held : ; eee g /! + . ee ee Roland had turned a close bout Into| takes a miracle man to Duild a | In making this Naldcon indi- § | Kraehe is making every attempt ) ’ are in training at Churehillt Downal | 7 es ae $3 an easy victory in the last round. winner at the Pikeway field. today, Chairman Naldoon indi-?}/line up a_ representative foe ue ; Douglas Park es and was batted hard in one of the innings. Kowever, the) (Sa ~~ —ClCOCOO bb, it will be fought and the final matches | of heart or skill on the part of the |} would be reinstated they would 4 municating with such players es Ban ‘- times that humber sre receiving : f the Brownies put the result of the game beyona | Po en a : ee ee ee of the tournament will be held Sat- | payers, or of enthusiasm on the |?) not be recognized jas world’s )/ die Kaw, all-American halfback ane a thelr preparation at Lexingtdn Track, vy slugging of the isd hed et i iii | ee he i ces Pin =. | urday evening. The champions in| -nart of the student support. It is |) champions, since tw other box- }/ captain of Cornell; Harold Muelienal 4 For the first time since hea ace] ubt, the final score being 14 to 4. oe ter ies as Pn i ERT BE : See se : o“ “ goa hoe = be s ss because the territory from which ( ers now enw ways tiles so far as 5 |} Paul Castne th a He 4% F oN n of them. In the innings where he ot | ge Sa : és the Pikeway schoc I Sits % r, tn sensational Netra of ‘ , ree 2. “ ¢ Fohimen and the pitching © | spudders slammed him, In rhe | ee | 3 : ee Ma if the receipts of the present tourna-| the rugged physical material to be |; by agreeing to meet Harry Greb sour! U., and a number off other We ete cca Ge ne acker, — were other things to | eighth frame he let eontrol go hang | et MER REE ee ES Sik x ens ee = , ment permit the expenditure. found in other Valley institutions. |¢ of Pittsburg. The conmission is ie Bre a ae Sit Soke a Re : | Mike Sansone and earned Refere | Kansas and Oklahoma schools has |. Kilbane will not be\permitted §| team’s schedule, but has arra ton M. Burch. Admiral Grayson hag Bs ee a eae ed es RS Rae >, Be ge eS Sharpe’s decision after the judges | surpassed that of Washington. ¢ to meet Eugene Criq¥, French (| five tentative at home dates and pe Fe aa ee i i a an LV LPL hed nt stops and accurate throws that heretofore confined his racing to ' chita Falls fans asked why fol-| any pitchers on hand. PS Meee ES ~ » Sa eee | S ead eee of the Browns were worrying Haa it not been for a playful “3 ee e ey - aa ss gu Se & See gl as ae -nad disagreed at the close of the Athletes they grow big in Kan- | featherweight champigh tn New | tends to play five games on the road. Eastern tracks, but this season he t the third base situation. ane, | Prank of Kenny Williams, ine se Se mk = bs 2 ? KORA Ss % ee is Bos ee sees ed are weg Trot get past sas bigger in Iowa and still big- | York. June 2, unless Ie applies } A AB a will poe oa apr tor in re amatll ith @ man on second, he failed to | ones errorless game be ne spring. | * ei fe el a ee aes ee Wurtz in New Class Cornhuskers have had teams of |$ meet Johnny Dundee, vho chal- ‘| MRS. MALLORY DEFEATED a at Churchill Downs. a ; “s Copp RTO Ses, he oi eee Charley Wurtz, St. Louis A. C.,| physical giants and of football |? lenged him for,a title mitch last | BY UNKNOWN PLAYER . : Mint Stick if a gray colt. perhaps third on a grounder’ which \yenny went to left field without his | Pee es BR ame a BRS OR : | f maa oe 3 2 > ge: oe PEE See. : Se Be bx { rs : Re. ‘ ‘ 2 3 present amateu r lightweight cham = prowe ss, as well. ; / year and who afterwaids was S| i Ry the A ssoc lated Press. the ty st oO this color to be oom te pee Sango the races by the peerless sire. Droom-f ofker fielded. However, that was gicve in the ninth and the first ball | Ee eer ae. 3s. es ; se 6 of the results of his riding the|yy pounced out of his bare hands. | fi «#2 eS yeaa eisai Sates wee pion, was too heavy to go in his old And don't forget this: In foot- |{ awarded the crawn. Crimi then (| CANNES, France. March 30.—Mrea, . nch all last season. A man MUSt! pict to show he could catch ‘em | Bei fies. ae : gis ce class and was forced to enter the| ball asin any other sport, the good '2 could be matched with tle win- .? | Molla B. Mallory’s four weeks’ tennis stick, His dam is Calamint. He is in there every day to sharpen his bare handed. Kenny ran into foul welterweight division. Nevertheless big athlete is better than the good |¢ ner of the Kilbane+?undee es campaign along the Riverfa énded mae bred to run fast and far. : he scored a decisive victory over Pri- little one. Everything else being |) match for the world’ s tith, Mul- Spee astrously yesterday when she met 3 zs /Oyvctone a Costly Yearling. Sts and. beedbme schooled into mak- territory for a brilliant catch to end lef ! vate Joworoski of Jefferson Bar- equal the weight turns the bal- doon said. defeat In the woman's sipgles at the Included in the five derby eae the. right play instinctively. ‘the game. Williams got two hits. e+] (hands of the Ber yi ae ly unknown rack ) i it ance. Pina: icks in the opening round of thelr oo | Mile. Viasco. The score was 8-6 | tries made by J. S. Cosden, who won Handles Six Chances. One was a line double to center and RE. ail ; eee ot ee, ss : | st : aes — ta * eae Seige knockout after one 9—7 : | the event several years back with Veena six chances in the|the other a single which hit just be-| F | — . a =. ae La We eaten of fighting That Turkey Day Broil pred icra Ase, ae CE 9 ities ge ey ee oe ae a ge aS rnd-Nair min adi LNs. . } Mile. Viaseo. while unkn ° " a : —_~ eee eae RS a eRe By, SR a a half dozen horses. kno n of side the Riviera, is one of ‘the ta 4 Paul, Jones, Is Cyclohe, for whiem ; low the top of the high ri and all were Bandled perfectly. ence, and Sauosee back ona an Oliver Mohate, umn. Mens ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY One was a high foul and the others) pig Gymnasium, won from Maurice Ben- W* ae not vet arrangce@ a superior class and there wi be | young players developed in France, © S. 7 the Baltimore sportsman paid $21: National A..A., when Ben- Th: atte 4 ‘aee cintest That is no lead pipes hanging around@the | 1” the mixed doubles Mile. Lengten — H00.as a yearling at ghe 19°21 Sara- lanksg ng aay i . ‘ : and ©. F. Aeschliman won from Mrs. mae toga auction Sales. This colt did nat were grounders, hot skippers, ex- S | a a ht Ra Oe oo Se et, ON SS og OR eR niaott Switch Batti °, EEE ny BR FE : BO BOSSE 26 FE ESC ae ' : tremely difficult to handle on tho ting Order . inigoff was forced to quit Jn the : sn aint bieeitelin: Satannne Meeinil offing ecause the autnoritie: 1! ee . ‘ aay | . and Count de Graffenried, = face the barrier as a 2-year-oid, but he is said to have wintered splendid: ror Manager Fohl switched his bat- | — . irmnivrin ic grassiess infield. His throws wero ‘ a JIM BOTTOMLEY. fourth round after injuring his ne a as ; . , straight to the bag. Jimmy Austin /|tirg order for the game, in view of /shoulder. He was leading. on points seen’ tite talee aa Al Ot wee. Oe ee that it is necessary to set one’s self| uiars and the shift certainly sprred a fixture on the Cardinals. ‘credit for a tec res a] pat ac “nN nate conen tH: beset playing any) chantment, = quoted ofp: . pe board the Homeric from Cae 1 : san hie in all probability will make : y ! ee ; contest on that date. | gu ay-or-play price o ! nage T's * ; for a throw; that used to be Robbie’s/the boys on. Robertson led off with : The summaries reseed te se ; rd pay taped jon Wednesday his debut at Havre de Grace aud 0 a class—Mi With Notre Dame playing St. | Enchantment is, on his shot | vit! 112 pound c i= ——— then accept the issue in the Preak- one fault. Frequently he followod 4/ Gerber second and Tobin third. Mc | r (St. Tow , - w1C- e . Sanson (Busine is U. and the High School final . brilliant stop with a hurried throw , a, ¢.) S vas | aiid madame Louls U. i . . ing, an undependable horse at thy | — - babi de : rjilia Po Manus dropped to sixth palce and | ir Me s Gi ‘mnasium), tht rounds ree’! both set for the same day, the foot- | A.euter oh: ea ial 4 nes# at Pimlico. when haste was not necessary. Yes-|Durst to eighth. McManus. in a MOT Se neund .clnen-— Whe ) nto asin deagk ae po POs aNd GH‘ in-aRe-ee per, | forward, is still out with a broken 4 Cyclone is a, son of Sweep-Ballet — 26 pouns ciases-—— ) out nl “gate or e A “noon mit 4 s cro ; . "Bre terday he took his time on all the! hitting slump, when batting third, 5 italien ail ata A lain Mn da i Sina Rrosdwav CA e > ste srarcer Savin would es to ay « a sacate anael formance. It Is 6 sat that he does ankle. . (jirl ad therefore a Brother tn hleod throws except one. In that case he) }icked in with three safeties in his | eek ind ti Stor w hin ton n ght avoid this Se po ee meg dlie. ee b egy red 'thet ace E. ecalin’ beolueeaie iin aides ae fcame in on a slow one and he had) new place. Neu ‘H 7B t R l Re MyM cee ) Seve fenny i ashington mi avol : more than that. adly injured that he will be out. e. locally because of his many achieves ' to throw from a stooping positién in Extra-base hits were all the rage, ew ope oas s a ea ecor Sh EAB a pe Fd egg “ nd rou: clash by arranging a game for the Purely on mathematics, ina neta | Mulvey, a regular, will be un- a , : nis in these partg under the #tilk F ' Saturday before Thanksgiving day, of 145 it is unlikely that more \ able to play because of his base- a, nf :. BR. Melaan. Cincinnati and ae , Washington publisher. : perfect. and a home run ‘he . ; EAE SS OE RE = ee ‘kea). at a rivate Jawe ros cf (Jeffersi when it will have tl he fleld all to than 15 will accept the issue and \ ball connections. ae r) , d ; . r- J e whe ' ! Me mn ee P ge 4 a3 ma ‘ " . : rs a ’ "he és “os : hor aes in th Another bright light in the ganie It wont take many more davs to! 147-pound class—Oliver Mohata (Busiiess; itsell this makes it practically a 10-to-1l Bentley, fullb des . ‘ner oem * ‘ ys "1.44 r tL . : ne > : Men's Gymnasium) defeats d Maurice Pann! a \ ble mudder d fthe Milk F 1 Jack McAuliffe 2d of D : | B ’ . , ' | through misfortunes me su rand waa one of the moat Durst also finally found himeelf|has had a solid week of continuous. benefit ot the LWiK un¢ vac j ~ , 4 oles rest av ? , O-f? 38, our at ) ‘ ; . ‘ > , . » om ane : —_— . p Vangilder, ‘as a hitting pitcher. The | werk in New Orleans if the weather | “McAuliffe or rather Shaughnessy, | deadly when he hits you steckee wh i? : dq ’ he: : the Derby with Morvich last | ‘Baal : ight agp enlightens 4 ne Pixs, hike dementia binas ae Mc ‘ : sy, ; , S 4 oke: ‘ par and seven ahend : in | loss of Scott, consider the plight slightlvnf Eastern ad aire Tixy, while Genesta foaled th MEI aR) ecnter fiasd tone te ee men elaims a six-round victory = over “The frouble with Fred is he is|his nearest competitors. In a ue for! year shook down the pocketbooks | of the Scullins, who will be play- ards, ifth P; Co a 4 latter, "They are under the care 6 ball over the center field fence fo Herschel Bennett was given an-|frioyq Johnson and a three-round}too emotional. I guess he is like Second place at 145 were Jock Hutch- of the layers of odds with a heavy | ing away from home with the feat the ol ee ee eee a Trainer Tom Healey in New York a home run, one of the longest hits|other chance in center field yes- knockout of Hughie Walker. Shaugh-!B. smbardier Wells in that respect. ‘inson of Chicago, Cyril Walker of shake, will be represented in this | weakest eleven that has ever rep- Mound = Boerne at as the g 4 rncehantment is tilt held the chole ever Pe )@t the Wichita Falis park.|terday after Jake had played five | nossy said that MoAuliffe weighs If you start to kid him tn the bege ge notated Marty O’Lough- | ars event by Better Luck, for | onted St. Louis in a title final. 2 he now is. : | | what little future. wagering th A do ible was his second contribu- innings. The youngster again looked °10 pounds and ia 6 feet 8 inches he puts his mind on that and not | n of Plainfile atin which he is said to have paid $2 0,- Here is why: ————$—— “2 : b heen indulewed itn. The son 6 tion. gc od in the field, but had only one | ¢_)). the fighting: but let thi | Hagen's competitors conoeded that 0. y: 4 iele-BRnehanting will net start Th rston i , ngs come hig lhe would win today unless he nad a! 00 in ourr Brady, the Scullins’ beat he . ‘he Pre: : - u apparently has notichenoce at bat. He walked once and , 4 this son of North 5 akness, as the conditions of There were many who wanted to way without being crowded himself! remarkable reversal of form. Far Just how goo — : | that rae , : ror the point where he can |fouled out on his only offtoial trip | moet Firpo, Fred Fulton having and he is a world-beater. I’m sure | from being overgolfed, he seems to Star may prove has not been hint- | _ A L : isien pele ben paths colts at throw =i best curves and control /to the plate. | been the last to send in a bid. There |ho would whip Firpo easily if he |Improve the more he tours. His long ed, but he is being prepped for the Y a 4) F q ; Einchnnt 1 c Be Pont were many who thought that Fred | got off to a good start.” llow flight drive was straight down event and if he trains on properly | WE MATGH YOUR wr s aasmeus aruly @ , ITLL GLAS Hie victory in thé Kentheky Jock would wilt before the big Spaniard: John Wilson's _| the fairway yesterday and his putting btedlv go to the post. - E g SP ns new manager Frank Will undou ys : COAT AND VEST — ~LlORED CLOTHES Ciun takes at the Dowal last nate ’ fon the sand greens was remarkable. His task will be different from ' made him appear a formidable: cone EXHIBITION GAMES Last Night’s Bouts ?/and then there were just as many | Marlow, the man who paid $50.000 | ' ‘iwho thought that Fulton’s experi- for the privilege of,carrying Wi!- | eo (| that of Morvich, however. Mor- . tender for Derby honors but he lat ‘ence, his great left hand and his/|scn’s championship troubles on his Lord vs. Ryan for Title. wico had a mortal cinch. There ¥ | in the race to 4 i. levéeloped a tendency to refune Minmea polis Mauls Bal? ee FORT THOMAS, Ky.—Sotsson Ste- | PUNCh would call the big Argentent- | Own shoulders, will apply to Wil- | By the Associated Press wasn’t anything | 12 4 _ MPMPHIS, Tenn, March 30.—Minne-| Yons knocked out Nick Carter tn tho (80 down. é liam Muldoon for Wilson’s reinstate- NEW YORK, March 30.—Robert M.| make him show class. No horse wate ; ; | cave the barrier with, hia fled, apolis (Amerioan Association), 18-22-82: Mem-.| first round. Dissy Williams knocked McAuliffe has never appeared in| ment in this State. Wilson was Lord of the Ilinois Athletio Clinb, | in that derby has shown anything f he ‘does not everedme this he phie (Gouthern Association). 1-6-0. Bat-| out Mickey Grimes in the fourth ithe East. ‘banned because of his refusal to get ~— ” \é gage gg York} since, and the onoe might Morvich 1 éertatn to prove a e@& bad fa vert oe | one, O'Rourke Clasdifies Fulton meet Greb for the middleweight th. |e eee eee ae nate which | ‘imself was badly beaten later : . @ Pravas, a son of tt Finn-His Sigs ly, Browne, Boyd and Kohibecker. OMAHA, Neb.—Tim Herman . . tle whe hall g i be 1923 amateur national] cham- ; by, | : de. nated for tates ae knocked out Andre Anderson in the They were talking over black cof. | n challenged. pion of three-cushion billiards. ~ last season. - | oe John E. Masala ieauehad : a 7 “graar I ee “Seiant and bis . . | “Aturday bv FF. Wieland a tocal . x 4 4 *porteman whe whl turn him over © yeland| Tie Schiatfer In 10 rounds. dinner tendered to Criqt and his — , | ; m 5 -2-. “4 , > GER r Richards to train, vs rrice involved wae fot dieciosed. DF TEPRRURG cane ve Th ee Philadel 7. Norns DUBULQUR, ®.—tLou Rolltnger . . ’ ’ manager at, Gaston's ! Wes 5 cae iiaaiegaian =! Brot Ribs | eat Cuicn exten tn 30 voumear™” |uromater, th, Gaston, in wont 4stn Il “If You're the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fi t, 1 Want to See You” | Se Sl BROOKLYN.—Wee Willie Spenecr | j F{ 4 e an ose 0 ar oes O I ne oe ay ‘ . Nichards sald that barring aecidents against rpo. | er oe oe ’ ) ages oe a | or 203 N Six th Street : 7 eee | the world. You send Fulton out © a ” . . + y a . “ Between Olive and Pine : AN OLD COAT 4 Free Demonstration of Kemp's LET US MATCH IT WITH a New System for 10 Days | & MGR AF 2 Doors From Corner Pe, ARS if Every ORIGINAL Has “S| isigtgang The Big Store With TWO Entrances |} 4 new s «Bae Its Imitations y Ne. SUITS ae eas NTS cree Pressure, can vow threw Every COPY of a masterpiece of mind or hand b ra 3 estows unintend is on the ORIGINAL. Being unequal to create—to excel-—the tateator ie on. . to .50 Fancy by | away thege instr ts : ; ; of torture bs I have done. tent to COPY. , For 28 years we have “blazed the trafl” jn th allort bus! % a — . Bt. ae. Our policy, “Clothes that FIT at LAW prices.” has won a - eee te * : Up Blues ts q Calli and let me explain fey ership. Some competitora find it easler to copy our NAME ‘than to follow our ME THODS. ’ We ere the Original " Largest ° ; ; and demonstrate my pew ¢ of] t | ee ' | ema ' | oe rystem and how I cured mysetl Exoluewwe Ponts Store im St. Lowks. f eg : dangerous double-aeretal rept Special Sui rE AA 3 4B We have a on sate, = t Offer | eatane $2 9.75 | aa Tr ousers Made to Order | —¥oware of Imétatore.’’ a f sot eacineed ene ts ~ a and silk mixtures a low a serene e er eee eee eee “A ve worn out brin meé the coat fi ; 6 Our Windows, Yf the Trousers of your old suit are ; « : 1 tried covery -oldstiee truse a 4 | and TY will try to tailor you a pair of Trousers of same material 4 ‘afotaute ws ieinaial retention of rat . The Original Dector after doctor tried. a J -, McKnight Tailoring Co. WM. P. McKNIGHT S13 LOCUST 513 the =| 603-05 PINE ST. 203 N. SIXTH ST. a Between 6th and 7th on Pine Between Olive and Pine | 713-- PINE «413 Between Tth and Sth A

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ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, M ARCH 30, 1923 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH The Cards Hit Rain at Waycross, Indicating That the Boys Are Hitting in Spring Season Summer | ssionals to Bowling Record Football at sman’s Park rive Games With Vis- Teams This Fall. a Five-Man, Event. | Kentucky Tracks ; Y Lee ee Rickey @ails to Announce W) Will -Succeed -Roger Churchill Downs, Douglas Park | 7 a ) is . ( anup Position—Botiomley Favorea, because ILWALKEE, Wis Marc! and Lexington Scenes of ; Early Preparations. Ls; one 1. . : P| . ’ ‘ ve ' ‘ i ‘| ‘ ‘ i )j > ? 7 ; ehe, former Washingto: : Of the Post-Dispatch =_— Staff. tilwaukee and the Claman Dairy | 116 (ite , . ’ , . ; , ‘% ri 4 : : 7 ' na _* sate c a DUS . ae a Wee S0gan- Colt Which as a Yearling WAYCROSS, Ga.. March 30.—Manager Branch Rie of the Lu five of Indianay ne | APPS, . gssional footbal " P . ; - “The Neilso! Mitcnhelis reireved he POUCRTH RA met 1! | ty : moe dy Brought $21,000 Canddate (Cardinals made the announcement esterday that Rogers thes NSDY,!)t3,08\er captain five of first piace claiming, $ — ” 16 9 10 an " . , ' ‘ +3 — — - A : the eh hatter and home run tter of me National League few minutes altel e India iret: * 2 is organizing another is That Will Be Watched. ne hampion | - ee sa * esate rat ) : . had broken the world’s! %® J ear ‘aise ated wie aA " Tomorrow’s Mobile Entries. A onto = yo cn ehth ro. © 3 *,t? — 0 ‘ ‘ " ar * equal if4 i“uhe es te , ana ¢ gz? *} + We } 1f4 > » iw . = . ! “RK ' Ss Treadwe nit . fa + ; ’ : ’ ¥ *;) - * ;i its ’ an A33 - a ‘n . : s . rte | ;*) ie 13a *; ue s . : f > tm bar n = Liv srt 7 sh Z . : ~, . : rr; a Stu : . : lé ™~ . 4 4 3 j > ‘ = =¢ : : Ls + mts ) c , ’ : y" : 1’ _ 7: - ry 4 : hiv 70 : i ; i] h lis ipe 4 ‘ iia bs ido a ‘sg . Ie - Zz > TT _ a " e mi \e — ey 4 i> M : $1000, 3-reqr-olds and upwer , ' — Mia / — Ardmere - ZAaD 122 y Wa o> | ye WO i \ A800 sa ix Sioux Ch ‘ Indi. ,~ 1 4 wr on league . my ‘and . ) war nile of, ~upe Li POs | - ‘ agin liner “Mi — Sey « is 2 cing ‘at John = Reardon .113 Mis) : ‘ Ve ~ : > Ar’ or and . i~ a . : e « ‘2 : “ Di i} . pred in Tast and fa It ie in fielding esnvectra Kinney One ot Zack's Kegel ars. - “ee ed 1 + 7 Included } the five ade: , _'who was traded to teat that it does net pa Sia ° Made by Jo tries made by J. Ss. Cosds who won| “vers a See SCONCE: ; e1 : Waltee Sta mg _ @ stor th: ' SOLD BY FIRST-CLA /Cyctone a Costly Yearling. Bottomley has it on the etera! . ties ber — 5 = sa | . cor y ba eur i ' yt ~ ‘| gmoxeno ay SMOKERS WHO KNOW ASS DEALERS” , PUNIQUE sion" * 903° PINE “Mall Otders *>-ompt!- Wiiled lauisville Siugger Hats; Shees, double cote. Coead- y itr well. «pecial $4.75 r Industrial Hardware Cok 7th and Morgan Sts. — The Bie tere an the ¢rher. $1.69 sion -? . t) : : . ' . * a \fter , =D oie 2 . . ls our for the cli .. a rat » argu » 4 . stezdy-VMade at BS ‘s.te randt feather seinne peonet jeman has not ce- , prize \] toy ma cedey Trivedi (ine rey binder? ‘ ' ‘ Ai’ 1rard , ‘ hi i}4 art MI ne me ey eperial, each ey “5; 7, he “ 11? play here or 4 , =a " . te . 3 . “ould lye VW ‘ Vw i ] pourri = pared i ‘ a 4 ts : . ‘ - ; } . ; la4 - at ct to t= tina «« Plie+. Ne. Peed: | er { a ‘ Alin? ‘ ' iT ¢ ct ua TT ; ; — . . : +? > ~ . c-es - P +} 4 \ ‘ " } thy " = ; a 4 ret. iid eCasure : ” fer .) : Me she hands of capable trainer, Pres-| °°" i ws oy at «sels ate 4 single reason v we ) LSiet 3 five. event percentage of : % ’ Evens Flies, desen as sot yet completed the eld ead ie Jim Bottomifey, the new first macker.|. 4 sin Op fe ook Peng a cosmos S00 fi MEN'S ALL-WOOL Bf Bf Sm seiicinec cro, A i te? obs : “iT? rai srr \ 7 : “ae _ a rhree ‘ rea ‘ se : : oul « dul but has arrange . . lei will @Qraw the assignment. Bottom- 5 =e ar«ncds anc upware 30-im. Live wy ; ; heretofore onfines his racin 19 ? said 7 ~" oi * deut Leaders , ”’ at home dates and in af ' : . a . E lev, who has been following Hornapby ; - SIX CLUBS TO FORMALLY Seuth Bend "Anti ae a : Be : will invade Kentucky in no small hard and timely and will, without a/|a ont In addition. Manager JRticl A LO DE | Sees. Raote, up from 4 oe - naa B manner, as he as re ested 18 stall ‘ ' i ay | dng led to wir LO? - it e A E ~ aa ” 3 LORY DEFEATED % eine chit) Fwa requested 15 stalls| aount, continue to follow the nogue | bee deciiet ae “e + oe - lacaiaal: ; : ») Bento : py Pat the Central Haw. (Co.. new fn & arge France. March 20 —Mre , , Tie Tr : C 4 f Lhe on oT) nat ne veteran Jaci 1} “a « ‘ oa nee ’ i nes. antr. of eur Sporting (Conds ® ~ ’ nM 2 Maaniin .’ “ Fou) nie?) Vv | nat ibe ? —S\¢ } * | ; | ; ‘ a ‘ ; a ." the 69ch | ,, “he ‘ore : . , ‘ sane wae : 6, ; ng tne Carainais battling oraer Sl nae wh. — At ‘ “ the eve several vears hack with i nitinin Me ie ine i * ae 2 642 , rlub et S ex iro. while unknown out “ / kno at tne da Sel us oe ana wing his reinstateme: t t puUaEC | as nn Hevdler. pre 7. tiers. ts one of the best Paul — Cyeione, for whicen/is doubtful if Rickey will finally de Landis « ps tae o= ™ “a at, the leas ia n ‘os re developed tn France | the Balt portsman paid $21 Ge UNE the peries With ghe Detroit | n , Ree ee : Be} tract i ates. “ fed doubles Mile. Lenglen H00 carling at ghe 1921 Sar higers, wv end the : ® eechliiman won from Mrs toga aUctio ', This colt did nor jaunt. is. started wa ern 4 cer : 7 i ’ - . ‘ ctahb! shyrme ’ carga ) 7 ah pyre cd nA pea aise ot ; « rt ‘ , a e that bs u _ - > I case the = substitutes ‘ipped with Dert rogpectse in| *"% his place Witham: is tra ; f the clashes with the Ricks rand in two instances Seeellits Aladdir _ Ss . - ’ men could not possibly ’ T “ ma 74 4 a i* / ¢-7 ‘ ’ FTY ° > Pm into the Scullin line- hitge LON . Mm especially fm a LE WILLIAMS NEAR WRIGLEY QUIZZED BY Karr Outpornts Schlaifer. ; , ‘ : \" ‘ ’ ne ' ’ : t through misfortunes i Ls ¢ the _ DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA M’CARTHY REGARDING ! R. ; A c= " : * a | ' a eae when the footing | ?* "4 PURCHASE OF SEATTLE ,.. By : - : 7. rT) . " \ } ' .s5) ! ' . . , | i ) “Ne ey SI le — ' ‘ . og " r gz * Ss ‘ ; . . , ’ ‘ Pa » this to be awald about ® 1 Ra - Baseba wwue AF®IS gz I c ain i f the : * became fre +? os, however: Thev form rae e Chicag - 2 ; + camMest and most reso h of fiehters that ever P leather Tall Timber nd Wilds ness. the growing | Era eae * in = ee ape " + - , . aoe ‘’ air “a + * . ' 7 vsicians said. when he sank , se at i a mg P : Zach Wheat Unsigned. Cless, we will think vers wane Oth A ns OF ' a rect , Srertaag ms P Eastern eoccer stand. Me Patersons fail to de eel men, crippled as the ty agerecation now is *~_ ieie be rAAM ne rat , q _~ ir) Te inne t ‘ oe | , | oe — me a oF B Ree cs Ss copanicns . “investigated by Tresident Additional S a 3 — reggae. Hex itiona port ~ ; a uP rat. ’ envyire . and I ' nt the ‘ I €2 if tie ay ME Cilies and h «aie . Wanteds Boots and amncoats. ye ee ee eae / f | ~~ Hiechaniment Loaruly at Post. ATLANTA . Mar d0.—Nea Mr. Wrigle s a Ssilc! Ow On Pa ge , : : Hie victory in the Kentucky Jockey ,¢VeTy major and minor league bas: ar otters eat a tea cn AORED CLOTHES ; . Club efakes= at e Downs last autumn, Dall tratning camp in the South toa maa ; mppPeLy ' rast ‘atie (0 Wag Ts I ] ‘ 1 ? Be le ia trnde f, _ iy SP Beat ’ : » ; Ke ; . | orth , * . ~ tee } ny } \! ‘ '' " ~ ’ ' onal ; Salurday by F.' Wieland. a local Guthrie Girls’ a Wins. sport mwa? a 'e eo 7 . — , Y % . : + . YT” RO 9 - _- ' . , . onee lief mean Strengvulation and a “terrible Ppliance witho eter ief, induce | death ete hare an everation “ol” Wits M. Kemp ‘| CROWN-ALL HAT CO. ruriwure or ter n GonzugerT © 0 dane : A et @ubenit to A — rail. * ,. £:38 \ : - . ' =r deat! d n in lta > a. t » PT | 218 N. Sixth Street ee eee Surchon’s danceroup-knife, but finally! wea and Sat. 9 am. tof pm. ~~ ne aee dif “dewise a evetem which has en- Sun 8 a.m. tol p. m ‘* Pi and Ninth and Pine : abied me to again ‘be free from rup- | 3 - : ture. What is exactly -what I node 12230 Olive Street, 24 Fioor, ‘ ' . 4 ° 5 eeareaeeaet One: of in OO ‘Regal Stores . from Coast to Coast =_ ‘ = Six Sixty A New Low Shoe Jil One Price - The Rio A Styie Leader tor Easter. The New Pecltham Patter: Chestnut Brown and Black Calf. 6 rows of stitching at top vamp and eyelet row. From Maker to Wearer A New Low Price The announcement last week of our New Low One Price for Spring startled the whole shoe industry. They couldn’t understand how it was possible for us to maintain our Quality and lower our Price once more with the cost of raw materials going up. This is the reason. We knew that others had raised their prices of shoes this season when the leather market went up, but we thought the Public would resent any attempt to make them pay more for shoes. We figured another decrease in price would result in sufficient increased business in our stores to offset the increased cost in our factéry—and we guessed right. One high Standard’ of Quality and one new Low Standard Price, “Six-Sixty,” for every shoe in all Regal stores from Coast to Coast, simplifies Making and © Selling, and makes it possible for us to share with you the savings in both our Factories and our Stores. From Coast to Coast From Const to Coast in 804 Olive Street, St. Louis (Arcade Bldg. } Regal Stores—One Price Sixty Vew Styles in Sixty Regal Stores from Coast to Coast, Une Quality, One Price, Six Sixty DN A

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a 7 ‘ ‘” a i — ow oe ew Re OE Oo" ee eee , — 2 ~~ FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1923. 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1, & Additional Sporting News : ‘Willing to Trade Burns toBrowns,’ “Says F. Chance However, Boston Manager De- clares He Wants No Unproven Rookies in Return. By John B. Foster. (Ceprrigtt, 1988) HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 10— Frank Chance, {ndomitable peerless back fn the game after Ca"- nia bed appearently claimed him fte own, looks queer in the re! svea which te the war blanket of * Amertcans. Put he ts the fame ol4 Frank. the same (l'or- earted, gental olf aixr-focter who wont to yell at his CuDs “Go get i 4 the Cube went forth and Up . “T baven’t a champfonsh!p team.” " ’ Charlie Hollocher at Home, Ill From Effects — Of Influenza Attack HARLIB HOLLOCHER, 8 | fer and captains the Chicage Cube. rneé to hie home here last t from California where Ris . ." ni ‘elub ts in epring training Hol- locher te euffering from weakene't physical cond'tion brought on dy an attack of tnfluenszsa early fast Februarr. He was conned te bed at his home teday. Hollocher delayed his departure from St. Louls for the Cubs (tran- | /ine camp. at Santa Catalina . Tsiands, In an attempt te regain his etrength before undergoing the rigers ef the training camp. He nad not fully recuperated when he Tou's and after departed from ce for sat +e . z~ ae 2 'reatr ment The loss of Hollocher at this time is a severe biow to the Cubs, te ge into business in lee AR- , geles. Heliocher ‘s regarded as ene ef the greatest fielding short | stops in either mator ‘eague and is . @ most consistent and hard hitter 4 i il il i ld i ie by Quinn came over here and said the Browns would like to get a first ‘baseman because Sisler seemed un- ‘able to go ahead with the team. ‘That wag i¢ days ago. . “Will you trade for Burns? he asked ma “I replied that I might trade ff Icould get anything that might help. omy tearm and wouldn't affect Burns tm &ny way. Of course, I would like ‘ Leoulsan whe plays rr | thea . ~ = e ‘= -- The ease of Sister is being A4is- cussed {n grare tones {n the Amer- fean League al! the way from Hot Springs te Fieridés. If he doesn’t get back, fans from one coast to the other are going to mourn. for George Stslier is worth having back Not only te he one of plarers of the Amer- “an League now, but he ts one of the greatest ball plarers of all time. If he is not going to be able enter competition for the pennant ef 1828 ‘t is going to take a huge alice of enfoyment out Of the season. There the best ball ‘ts reasen to believe the Browns are t!l streng enough toe remain in the race, but oh, how they will miss the only little Hamiet they have in the!r Basketball Needs Stalling Penalty Valley Authorities Declare Prac- tice Should Be Killed by Legislation. COLUMBIA, Mo., — Stalling by é¢he team which holds «a lead, which™ebecame prevalent in basket ball throughout the Missouri! Valley last season, an bas been practiced for several years, may be penalized by the rule makers when they hold their national meeting ‘{n New York City April 19, according to Athletic Dtrector Z. G. Clevenger of .the Untversity of .Missouri, & mam! es a? the ules Cc "~. last vear. and a this rear All 32 who answered the questicz- maire expressed the belief that the game had been improved by the rule hanges generallr. though some ex- pressed doubt as to the value of ¢pe- (ific changes. The most impertargt changes made last rear were for the estabdiishment of a sone tn which fouls draw a penaltr of two free throws, and the transfer ef the ba!! as a peralty stead of granting a free throw. Several of the coaches who replied urged @ penalty qn stalling. which usually takes of the form of the lead- Ing team passing the ball back and ferth up the-court or merely holding i. instead of making an honest effort to score, expressing the view that such action represen Peer sports mansh!p. and will hurt the game with the spectators. for certain offenses in- —)|Ruth Hits Homer, Yanks Lose. | Xs~ Orleans Southe:n NEW ORLEANS, March %9.—The/! tne locals 10 to 2 New York Yankees concluded their | eur his secon4 home run the spring exhibition games with Association, hibition series. which was won bY . Bade Ruth krocked of the ex- = | tienals will play exhibition here Saturday and Sumdéar an: L. tou break camp after Surdayrs cam. +" cc moi ‘*,% . Women's Fine Shoes “Beb- a good trade for Burns 'f he could ‘troupe. == BOYD’S SUBWAY STORE Dependable Merchandise—Sub-Normal Prices Always No Subway Deliveries Subway Sells for Cash Only —_ —— ——~ - - . — oC ee ee eee ee The Subway’s Easter Specials + Se ee ee ee ee Two-Trouser Suits *27 $35.00 Values oe 6°31 $30.00 Values $40.00 Values oe ee eee a ——_ ee ee ees ee. i SALLE L hk LO AZ Vey | d £, A a j , 4 7 _—. a & OS ek ae ¢ _ oo. _ —s - eo gue ~ ee gee Ral aunaey-ageeeee, The Easter display on my 5 ft Style Shelf is an exhibit ofthe most recent discoveries in the Valley of Styles. The Style Features for Spring are a little wider brim, with a narrower band which accentuates the height of the new crown. The new block is designed to comply with the recent ‘demand fet the full crown, which can be worn as illustrated, telescoped, creased or dented, as you prefer. The newest colors fer Easter are Pyramid Pearl, Sphinx Grey, Desert Sand and Nile Green. _ = ~-- New models—plain and sport-——single and double breasted—smart stvles—a great va- riety of in-demand patterns in both light and dark woolens. LOL Oe et ly tt ta A tt A ep tum eetee Gumemeeeee Se ~ ee tlre ~ gs -_ a ee - Garbardines, $18.50 An exceptionally useful Coat ut a very special price Shixts $1.85 $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Qualities New shapes—desirable ghaftaa t= ‘ghee White end colored Shirts—neckband and dark tans and grave and collar-aftached styles in Oxfords. a — woven madras and silk stripe madras. Caps, $1.50 Silk Shirts $3.85 ' $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 Qualities Whitee—eolld colers and stripes in Sereervs and baby breatcloth el! ka. Spring Hats $3 $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 Qualiti Hosiery, 50c 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Qualities Tmperted lsles and pure silke—sem!-fashioned an i!) te: aS ow . tened—eome imperfect ' " siiks, ‘ferser : sO! «4 ™ per‘ -t Neckwear, 45c | : we fj. aE ss5 =~ 7 : Oe De la * Pe F A ‘» ; . (Senhe | anc grera t'>e< —. @ber - —y a mtn -- indie ee ee Boyd-Richardson Olive at Sixth - —" -

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© St meer 02 the City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily slar and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : - —_—- dian, Miss, for the of gaines to be la the two teams on a deena Veral Southern ang West. es Women's Fine Shoes Made Expressly for HANAN For Easter Costissihy' _ New Black Satin Sandals With Black Suede Strap q 10.00 FFECTIVE contrast and refined novelty both to be had in these new Sandals. The heels embrace both comfort and style; and the valuc is truly exceptional at 10.00. > ee Beautiful Hanan Hose in the NeW lighteSpring shades HANAN & SON 720-722 Olive Street WY SR ETER ETRE ETE "2° PATTIZ EASTER p SPECIALS WI Wp esi a comply he full strated, as you | 3 j $50 White Gold Down Lf DIAMOND RING Chotce of eur stork ef $50 Diamen $ Ringe—perfect cnt, blue-white gemma, in i4-k. swelid white acid carved mount- inase. Nmaeter Satar- Gay sapecial yramid nd Nile Reeular $35 masetit tos Pattern 14-k. White Gold Bracelet Watch Bigecest ‘aluc obtainable in St Louis, Sells elsewhere for $35. De- pendatiie, guarantced t5-jewel move- nent of tiny design in hand-carved 14-k. white’ gold rectangular cas Easter Saturday special $1 Down SAVE $10.00 AT PATTIZ Any Article in Our Immense Stock $1 a Week on Just as Easy Terms as These?! a a. e A _ © i | X nA ve POSSE i A aS nm —— , pw PD it Greene, Noor, SQUARE DEAL JEWELER Oper Sei. 1:0 7. © - te=203 N. 9th SS A LI PE ST EE EO OE ST OE SP PATT1Z—Honestly Priced Quality Jewelry on Credit %F A ee ee eS Se ee a mee exexaxzcxzex SIOZSO0INLEGAL GLAINS IN CASE OF BLUEBIRD CONCERN Lawyers Seek Total of $101,- 500 as Pay for Services | While Three Receivers | Want $50,000. It took three dars and a haif in a hearing before Circult Judge Mii- ler for lawyers to present their claims for fees in the Blue Bird Msnufacturing Co. receivership case. The hearing was concluded yester- Czy and the various motions were taken under advisement. Lawyers engacead in the cass, which has been pending nearly ‘three years, seek a total of $101,500 as pay for thelfr services, while the three receivers, B. G. Brinkman, Thomas Mellow and J. H. Conrades clpim a total of $50.000,. to be di- v.ded among them. It Is sought t assers ail of the charges against the bankrupt companr. In addition , m motion was heard to allow the plaintiff stockholders $1400 on ac- ecunt of incidental! expenses in- curred bv them in the litigation. The tetal of all claims heard is $162,900 lawyers Bills Listed. The lawyers’ bills are as follows: Former Circuit Judge Leo §S Rassieur and William H. Schaum- berg. 850.000. as counsel for the receivers; Frumberg & Ruseell and Gustare L. Stern. $25,000. for representing the defendant com- pany and severai of its officers, including Ward S. Ireland, presi- dent. Luther FE. Smith. for serving as attorney for the plaintiffs, $25.,- 000. Howard G. Cook, @ patent lar- yer, $1000 E..E. Pearcy. for ‘representing temporary receivers before the permanent receivership was ob- tained, $500 The company, which manufactur>d washing machines, failed in Maury. 1920. Subsequently, by authority of court, the business was sold to the Davis Sewing Machine Co. of Day- ton, O in consideration of which receivers took shares of sto:-K latter company It was fail the present visible assets of —_— —— SCHMITZ & SHRODER © Southeast Corner Washington Avenue and Eighth Street 4 Despite steadily advancing wholesale costs, we're kee ‘ping our prices down to jast vear’s level—and for a reason. For we believe that it is good business to be sat- isfied with a small profit on each sale, depending on a large volume of sales te earn a fair profit for us. You'll get more for your money—-we'll make hundreds of new friends and satisfied customers. Here are some good examples of the ex- ceptional values we can offer by following this policy. 2-Pants Suits— All With This Label Of Real Quality « “31 °36 Smart Cut Suits are made up to our special order by our own expert — and are sold at this store only. They are guaranteed all- wool, are hand-taildred and fit perfectly. So confident are we that Smart Cut Suits will meet the requirements of the most exacting that we offer them subject to your satisfaction or your money back. EO ooo — — * Pure Silk Shirts at Last Year’s Price Fine Eagle Crepes and Empire Broadcloths. . They cost us $9.00 a dazen more than last year but we haven't raised Bhd « our price—and we won't. (“hoose from handsome sat! 4 stripes, fancy patterns and piain white. Sizes from 14% to 16 neck... > -— ~~ -—— —— ss — —- em ee eee + . ~ eR a ee ee ee A Special Offer! Men’s Spring Hats . ~ A splendid assortment of new Sprfng shapes and wanted colora. The whole- ‘sale cost has climbed way out of reason, but our policy of holding down: retail prices makes it possible for you to buy them for. ..........ceeee%:- First Long-Pants Suit You’ll Need a’ Gabar- - oe + ee evening You'll find meny emart new . and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that every dollar of the price went for real quality. J ES ee a . ss - : e - an ' My: What a Feast of Good Things for Boys! So many that we can find room to print but a few of them here. Others just as good will reveal themselves to you if you bring your bov als $10.75 $12.75 $14.75 et Vv ‘th: sbi tO this busy store TOmMmorrTow. Boys’ Smart Cut Boys’ Smart Cut 2-Pants Suits 2-Pants Suits $16.75 $19.75" Snappy 2-Pants Suits For Boys of 7 to 18 ‘ravenetted fabrics that will Dandy all-woo!l Suite fos. tors resist both wear and water. A whe want fine quality an@ good assortment of the newest plenty ef style. These are made ‘ - - agutae « onrt¢ nrigie Ever F@ring modeia« in handsome ris up to our own epecifications by - “i , uae tures and giageunals Both paira expert designers —and all hear a , bs S € & ae ade of ! est fabri A of knickers are well-made and the FPmomart (ut quality label as wide 1ReO of ‘ : » ne her ww be Sa afiead cut full BRielt of self rater'‘a! weil as our own le far heee = © & , Tfa Lb ' ™ a“ - ¢ knickers are ) Other Smart Cut Suits Up to $22.50 “Inckie Coogan” Hate ond $4 $150 $3.95 Linen Wash Suits—Special ¢ ' y Oliver Twiet ard Middy estvies trimmed with $ | biue or red with White brathi on esliare and ) fe «a = preidered ermhie ~~ sleeve : Ree them in our $8f*h Street windoewe. Caps “and $2 —_ | we ee -_ es — — eemeeees iaasitinnnae et. ae Confirmation 2-Pants Suits for “Fixings” | for Stout Boys 2- Pants Blue pre! Suits as tell Rte 37. Whee o If You See lt ina Bore” white «tk Tice “he A ery complete seteck «fF e. - Bagge ng Socom Reggae ee . 4 Schmitz & Bors’ white Biewses 91 and 81.50 $14.75, $16.75, $19.75 m re are f ed and etrone): = $9. 75 Shroder Ad. Bere’ white Shirts. eo. .20e for cont "rr Rm’ it , as wear It’s T Bore biuc serar Caps 61.40 to $2 Beye Stout ®ulte in the new . ts irue Reys *teckhings 2Pe te Ne eet modgeia. Ali sises, 18 te 26 Other Serge Suits Up to $19.75 | c « mS ae —— ee -_- a — . — —— - — on — = te — “4 _. Pe Oe kes Ed, | ee Se w*

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a ) Recenenetiteesettie neti ee ew ~~ = AND PRICES HIGHER HE New York Stock and aianes Federa! reserve redieco oan "he oo Ext —y 4 & Lamvert of 3 ies cook t= | _ Ward "- ad Lear PR O F E S S | O NAL Won : . wants er , , - . 4 . , ~ J : . _ a oT. ~ ioe . . ' ~~ _ Clean ™ = . éc san / rd - a + ee wer o ner . 9 hare é * -@rd of Thanks Curb Exchanges. New York ~ any ortam motice. 30¢ line daily Grand ning end a Cotton Exchange. Chicago . eneares 1 , une Sunday Cattle Receipts Extremely Lig! Board of Trade, St. Louis Stock i tered int e cei; . “xtrenie! ; . =~ . Ou oro —_— : immedialie prospect : Me i Au rest 2Se¢ live oar 39° Sw 3. us. _Out-of- Exchange and Merchants’ Ex-] incree wo reallly + n ay | d wes g member of in ote on eward i yier spa lai : } hott elic rele, No. 333, Prote Home | Doo COLLAR gate. zse HELP Ww a tages Atte. Se Meter, em cen ee tee eee Picea $a ANTEE ‘enee na? aay > . \’ fo : . and brace ‘ |} od . Cau\ change were closed today tn ob- a forma. 8° a ernest ow ody “e _ * - 7 eren ‘er- : . . ‘ Basis. servance of Good Friday. All but . f the Federa Re- Ed 6 Mra. C Ggrtwright | af SAETTELE atanne | a | > Ss the Cotton Exchange wii! reope> vy Fcmmng —— ~" jane | oie eae” a tt r mothe —' - es: ~ Se ' ‘bet | URE a - ey Suan. wree or more dans. : 2 ; nd orb > e , - . . of paper Ht Mrs. Joseph F a. ae SELLMEYER—&x om: : re- | tes 1 PUD s. Siesta DANCING ye —_ aa: aatnted « ~ , pa G ' a ns pg gw Ale > @ay t + pee af 1 EST dante :s ght privately ye dame 3966 W cst | Pine. L adel 4 ry Sas a ‘33 5 DAN! —\l.atest dances taugat a ‘he same rueta, The miveed «a Make? ety hatches Pounrie en Weather Map and Grain Trade.’ é J = pela the medium an! Rea, _ trade l1UN x) / ~oper eee . , a : . , ; Wee quite sow , . Hos! m : : =e — % s Tp ait ase . Ao on euic revic ) a ‘a -HAN1CS—Must be , : : > ‘oda . - ' M Detect vie ord rebair m 00 M210. u as i a _ ' a ee = : 5: Bon . wore ndenhalu Motor 7 —_s NTS_Ente: ec tn*to res” Lwuis ° Ha b : 4 . 7 Var *s 19°3 > Ps " . " ; : . lary ’ vi ; on E “TS ] . ' ; J hogs weighirg ' Ed _ ‘ix x. au ear : : r : ecg ~~ jt | Vaart Ue aR , Ul E wt © proper party; steam going ¢Ctrect to the packers Te? : 1 : ‘ - 7 : . : Fives : — Mar ! } i ‘ Edw ; Whi “i oe : ene z * . G4 2 ~ Der’ oe . fay Ths ’ : ' _ ’ ; CVF empios rod and 2: . : ce. liberal reward. Gar kK ve! , - — 4 . Box CSTD, -—- = . a -* 16 cme tur : 4 ey ae : ae eth ie MW apt Qe ; . P uD j 7 NX is 19 a m r ‘ "> Ke - a : ‘ ae ‘ -- . : ‘ nt n : . _ eT ’ . PA Al NTE ‘RS—Fi rst-c class alt me. a ‘ . ee ‘ : eet Fi : G , 1 ticle P _cacc machine, re- | oral Auto Pai me Co... 38 8 Lac ode - 5 + reed : r nN ~ | . > : 2 - ." A ‘7 ; | ’ . 4 ‘ - ; z , "enc ‘hu th : na 2.39 . ' P pe = oe ’ ‘ . ; : . . : ’ 5 “ - he - ; , Ps . os Bide AU TO PAIN NTERS } Di -Opr LL ER—aAs« oT - ~ L 4 2 indkerchie¢ : ; a FINISHERS TRIPERS. TRIM™M +t of outside business ELLERMANN : March 29 - et eee : “o Bh Se Trade Schools STEADY RUILDERS Ne TO eo nial oe" : ; ) ~nrnered +) n 3. ] ; 3 WAND, M Mit aweoen, OUOG ¢ ec @arance re kee bs : ar — ae +. 1 a . ~~ : Ed ard El'ern : , > : : iy “sf I : re : : : SCHOOL es > da TRIA;> ‘GLE LOTOR cw ‘Be Big Lhe week, orees 8 —— : - | 2 S oitined ; . _ . ms , + : . ov Au > ke and active for the peried. + ''! ' , ermann {mes ‘ea =adiiiahs "taaacas ' : . + : 3: - sede: a “ » “a Prox ’ , ‘ : . : é . wi — i ne REP AIR MAN A ag: Aerertocent« figured 1500 head — ——— Weeklr Wool Review at tee? ; ca! . © — i , : - \Dpa ; ; and Aut> Ca moves, ‘eoer Imetaen= aan NATIV cK eee gu OTATIONS ; ; . : _ me : ” : - . ll . ’ Ct ba . } . " ‘ : ; . ee n a rid ‘ ' rade § : =a c . = eng : : ee aie Tye: " Pak + i as , ‘ . f = ood third -hand 3434 are geod dre’ts Nay round le +h _—, a at ee ; =) , . — — —~- te choice Ghunke ..... @ % oréee ere & ied booted ite seater po! nt at .teecered OG pm Mme. sted OE. ‘TER tema ) ae AND SAW YERS | : ie . | oa 4 nos . - c “DT e@expetenced need tePL good . ~ Er ey anc Steady emplormens Poi MMe to caunks how 80 DIGS—Fresh cou ec ari - ' a 7 ptr) pile ; e® there te a ‘Te or lee : 4 . — : - S . o ‘ ‘ nyse: ; = Ree reheat : 3 - ; . , - 7 a rs . , a Sou horeee soe gS | a 3 | > purchase a rs ~ IN MEMORIAM s. bn any: IES arn : ! manicurin CIAL AUTO BODY co ADDI ee sa 4 a! oe oe restrair int ce of t 3 Pas Ba ‘he 7 : me eae ae - — larce auty cultur . ‘ — ‘ ODT | 5401 N. Bulwer ao! : . *. . = = 32¢ ar a. a‘«? ar and - be. > rt : : 2. ’ 2 A q 2ar Cc ’ - ' r’ >) ee as — - sane (ct . > ; ative woe 44c. seconds, 42c, peck! rb ol c r . * ned : , ve EE QUOTATIONS. - 8 + we! 7 : : . ; e T : : ear i ‘ber. or@:! ve He ttan Ebertardt, whe ~ . = mn Na pile : Louis adem) tty Cyl. BARBER—ac 190% a : ‘ a s « SIRS @ 250 | x — pound: Northern twine at ; n hat n s’ ti sGfather, in } four-h parte o years ag Say. March; 5 “To + , evar ; yy le See ae 52 hands De Se@17S Ga see at Jtc. : BR. os 7 ‘ ‘ed . «a : oo -— ‘ sed { fe: > wee! emory, tha* never shal! *a2 t ; - , 7 — ‘RLPER—Avpiy 2007 S. Jaffer maien the - te 4 hands ’ we 1a5 : a ‘ : — , : : ,@ i ; th . E 4 i , hin \ og ‘s ‘e 3 ‘ r ; 4 ’ . . OPTOMETRISTS. : , : ~ E> , 7 r ‘ _ Se cotter - ; mpings ' ——ae a ae ‘or ; irtday. geod suaren- or . mutes, 15 to 152 hans ti . r Goren. common be th aaa " :Or ‘ ‘ . : mules, ema! @ 7! , | } squaba, Toc per ; . ad oF tende: . mn ily 1 . spe : GI asses Fitted— - Di scot ant : robbins Shop. Overtand, K ‘ - en ; : P vs .* o } , pa ; : . : , : " J -—- ‘ = . 2% . , , > > =: | | | , ; . ' A+ . : : te = —— _ a Te POD . ‘ -_——— : $8 Oe 4) top. SR BO bulk 240 to) ™USS ¥ aan “agg ae >. " : os an eae A Sar pane = « : ee ee .G yo — | SS 10@R 20) packing &¥!>F but a | sainnie ai Sane am. 4 LS. } oa} I TENTS = , ~~ ek verienc sou o— s- >> des rable vig ; RA --- . s+ : . : mT ? ? ' . . . . . : : : : OS oi OR 4 + . , he , . " ‘it _Ka ‘ yearti MES si ea dy tet tho’ me bh ore matured gteers #10 numerocus ‘nace hee | = ‘ra washed ater, : i. 7 vpwar! ~ % ’ el iow EF "ee eC ” a’ ™ , ; ' : : . ) aD upward to 10 te Po : ’ - ' De : f : . e fe . : ~ ne te ne ag ‘ a t P* is ay ‘ . SEN ee og ' ie 3] D>. FL. rs. ° ° . - sia pas © 95: clipped tambs! $ , EATE! re : hina ny pp 3 eo. work, reference * % GCoUbeme t alifern 4 -REEN PErer RS — Fix r'éa. . “ averaging « eur Peu. - ore | _ty ia | wages =a eimar, (7) 7 to Work in shoe sximing 5 panier ae cree » Nawpine vor pe ahout 64 pow’ , 0 to $5 ' : fe | = = _ her Sappingte PE! ‘Al—M Ma on Mi: if py ae sgh gunna st eet Be Bet) aaa LON PRY MANY saogs: SSE) ae oP ee YS" “3 | BUSINESS CARDS| ; ' " . . . ; —_-—_-gf-- -— b > 4 , ' : 3 ‘ : } . . ‘ . am . ; {| \ YN Frana 4 4 . | 5 P . _—_ "= ‘ . age . : - — . } - r r ever, fer general work im - | = Se. Cael ar SRO? ; a, ne 7 tockroom Merch @ Co. 4508 etatement of tte Feeders! Re ; a >a. ; 47s a 8 ’ ’ , po 2 : ‘ N T Tr — ——§ a ~ — 7 oe : : mar mother of Ha | — ; ; CARPENTERS & BUILDERS. ¥S—For machine work must be 16 \eare FRATERNAL NOTICES \RPENTER is waiting : ned ston. _ ceria tile : | , boy. Appiy ee ~Celd and gold cer?’ Toatea. if ma ‘eer. Ss -~ Y see ; : J eet! e men’ fun4— r » : — ’ Ry ; . . : , , " . t : “ a , . > aa . : Lin . oe Lia . ederns Reeser \e« , Lh , | om : “mn ; J . ag TiS 00 sedemetoe an wed | po a | . $1 3: ta — 3 rimen Masonle Meetings 33.440. 000. tote! go . > > ; $1 + ast an. > = niin . : Ix. : hi ~ - er ene 54S AG w “a .Y f ; a 3S ' ; Be. ' , . i ‘ . ‘ d CPE? 7} eA ING oO rug? , on: ; ; C35 e¢ a Box K-~S21. L. Post Disps | ' rT . f >» $16 é at $6 to $13 Ma 1923 c 7 ' Marr ted. =| 2030 i. 2452. 3sty BuY—ais : r ar ~_ : bt Nero n't , cs | a. : , : : Ja So . te Wait on Sore —~ — ole. 03.000; bilig eheat!> . : ; | “T ° ” ' ' | " . . ‘ : . . 4 , : “s MEN. cors we * trie baginem ier Electric Ce. sud — .* ‘ . . . ° : ’ 4 ‘> " . - . 7 " i i | | ™ owe 7 ' > 729.905. 000 : ) pe. , per dozen dunce “ 3 . om | IER OUNT ANT. AUDITO? — — [. 448, OOK ‘ols ' . ; a ‘messenger orien ” Sater -_ ao ‘ , fa : DAD sta en : ired Apo ta r Higdon homie $64.150 n . oe =v vc : on. Ma . pe ett we mm : . Bros. | ug Co. 4th and Clare. a Sao ‘ - : . reaeur oe te S 8 oe Oe ON rs t. South ~~ ' 7 ) . — 4 s n s'PPing cepartuent — 7 . ; ; . . > 4 ; ‘ : : ae ' eu Cen lt geod «Rance far adv e ag Seul hwesxt Nase Ce, ‘rte lyt ant aseete, SOAS ih) Meh : : ’ ; ‘ : ; — ° : . : : ” - . : ' ether oo . , . ArT) ; ° . ’ : ~ . \ E : oe. . . . me - - . ; . i : . ) ’ , - — " - a } »e 1 , . : > 7 Son rer oon ” se = 4 oll ngen! va bl ty an ” >. § . . se . . : " a - - fer fereige cor: . .: | S5c: durry. 15¢ to 25 a March 3 a __ CLUS MEMBERSHIPS BETTER -peaest prices Macaan . “iF “ red: =“ : . ith rm 4 . 14) zs . ant - : Naegen ot = — = — _ HIP ES wun’ ie roe. “ew offertn ~ : no 4 «e March 3» and termand Coo . Pece'prs : ese | > ‘are - - dolar) at a. Seok ° ; é' wee Sa. : . and E * Box F-iG i Pid "\HER— ie ‘ . . : = ~ ~ j — . = " _ - nat " " st . ——— we" os ons raRD W KAESTNER. : INEEB—=it_; contractor's engineer and | CABINETMAKE! sne—Apey TiS lg ae , , ASC.NSIMAAERS— um "or Washingtes Rs—Fir — claw Load laquire Giobe Stere rure - ‘ . . - > . , > Ps 7" = FF > e - £ ' m4 : . it ve! arren's a : . : : " - - = ' roe vf : : : © rm 7‘; t os 7 : lo he . ; ss a a - 4 “407s oa Y o3. 720. bank prem. *”. a ee oie . ae bi} J . wstounh Te : “ MAN—J3o, 4G Cen. assistant book. . te cent rede rnp . . . _ —_ , : » Pou! ' , . . - : ~ ; LT sA — . “ ¥ —_ J . ’ , ° : f _~- e ep = « ee EN ‘ peepee x eB. SIVl wercel ected ~~ pr pe o> 1923, = — —- a anit ~ Sox F ' c~ i . LRPENTER HELPER—For ~~. . " roge Sis Sas eia é , | me. bs " a ; - . . , .¢ a. wy --Pi¢ Ae . athe B, : rs ed) ; " ; 4 tao! =_ yr et ; me ng amg Ten, ver @& . . -" . . : ‘“ ~ : . - ’ ~~ : ‘2 - > > . , ° “ 4 ™ : / Jer Pr ® 1 Mth m S108. 4.5 4 : . _—. : > ; ~~ — ll . : - ’ . — ’ - + ha A , v : . . " - , > Por Z — ‘ Ba 4 ”e ‘ : a ‘ “ :, fan : ~,ARPENTERS—Zigh: mechanics eniy: ores — ea net o~ ° Mos. Lulu Hinsen titer ieee: ' , PLE Ly rire nel gers. goed wages "er we men m>D ener ef ™ : ; : omer * houss- bu F _ vi ae 2” : . . ; ; " ’ . 3 . . . & ‘ : — . = EG BEES WAX—Prime o* 25 . 4 " ie in tn we “a - 1: : . . soe ‘ ee ita eee PLN I ISMER—Exzper’ s. pom ~ 1 ’ ' i eae ares wore ae aS al Se “st en ———_o—_— | | ; Se — and FOUND | Freight Forwarding — 4 nn de o ' = | ‘* Apply superintendest, S27 oe reeerv*e “© Gemmete an’ F Salt. : — ee -_——_ - : . , : ; . nel iis f . aa nine ' ' . 7 . % ' , - an eeee . ™ ; ' 4 - VL ) : . . 1) call - _ : no _ os “ht ter ont en Maree . Ce" e $2.43 . : - | t 2 Sea j omg rAN « TA é' R ee oat , P UR—F xperiencet, rita > : : JRAGE & MOVING CO. ; = : ——— : “HEF—Ex : wial geld reeerves, 91. 070.51" E- — ' ' “ . = — 7 reserves. 31.961 Sau 535. 07 larch ; + a0 — | onto alas - Reem 308. 'rign Station - . , : - ——— — ~ —_ _---—— . red! — CLERK—VWecking and shippteg. dru PAINTING | ce den Bo : - ence: take complete charge «hipoing om _ —_——- -~riment. steady sesilien sare : 830-836 UNI - Pomera: se “PH ‘SB PaINnuin “~-wi- yy cr LES : at rears r res . here 42 GD ed ¥ ON ST. NEWORLEANS LA. | | J : | $E—Loest- 287-211. Reva ‘inee: let me ive yous bd ca ot hardware and mele eee ee — 41 ; . . . .* ’ 433°] or write Pe 3 > t . _ = . = ' or Z wes at: tonem " — % == —— 3 > WAVAGER FIDEL Try i*p svR - | . ter oe -. ous Rart a Lc ~ _ > HOtSsEcint—ae , crners, hcusererk ~. ELLY £ WwW ae , 9 ? ~erten: ae ne chil@res: best wages, refer — | ee STERLING FACTOR’ - > ~~ ™ ™ : Br rr ; 2 - in nS u len tbte , , : Ms PEP RE ae ws : Meorn .o 2u _™ ~ ) : pe 75 : ‘| nant at. coleand: mB on 2camurs. y _ ve satin P . o. ail : Pee 7. > . wi ane» s,dar “4 , ; . ‘ani = 3a . Paw ad 16th and Loenust Se. 2nd £ , ‘ wt ne 4 FRIDAY. MARCH 80 (tee a yee 4‘, 27 Forest HAM WE R MIEN E.xperrenced freigh? car Appis mn [ee serie. AMERICAN CAR €& FDRY. CO Madison. Ii! os A 3014 EPA t -erienced 7 Perehire Metetl (Se Market —to~ washers etper Meueeteeper, Warwick [\. BRO Muer be “grendy 2 ~4 re adie privy 479° Marchester. 6: ‘R-_Fee mor "g pitt. -° vhes er mad. hours 5. 2s > oe A» hen ‘ or merce Ra Lite fae tfce oa! —; A -- 2” 2 -_. ad HEL PR io age * 4era men’ 412 3 work hie S.--9" bern ce ~ 1iBor eRe wh - Preee F fartery teat ‘ paket fra @ory and ~iecelianense a der Rieetrse Ce F817 Pine ie 7 ~~ me Bu RERS OMMENC TA atcTo BODT ce = ,; er . 7 vr = eornre “ba nm lew He KER —Teone mer eo tether & *] oon Ww ‘-YER—Firet «age pre-e Rew G R77 Pee Dispa tes “& LUMBER PILERS— Experienced. FISH- ER BODY, St. Louis Company, 5425 Nat- ural Bridge. (c89) E«oertenret on ternmae ™@ we + ~ech ne end terre 3. ome » Baeoe Mac*mery Le takers, 1a “en : tas ‘vs «e 2 -_ ° - eee os — JTTELR— Os feam mactine ee ~-- i ee | °C. i sher ‘ = rh - >, ‘~.. : “« _ 4450. "Manchester ve ee '- ~~» de Bomoee igen ad Bs at % Beer’ = ork abot ogee Bes ¥ ; S—Foung sheut (to 30 reams a - *. : a _factery work. Adas Canéy “> ’ y WIPE Taierel. - % ‘er one an4 , oe ’. WA as helper “3 Bain: erpe ease ene ney Sor Oe —_ ——— -*@e Max—ey ‘= = rest seration, young

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TDAYT. 30. 1928. "—WOMEN, GIRLS R~—Sit : for emploved . adulee- @ntire charge: wades — ner wrences present emplover ‘ele. S218. ~~: HER—s.:. competent, eer. ed: capable of responsibility. nent position Bon F-317. Zh (Fi ite wants cleaning e end laun S dave Urand 18 — P WANTED sc daily. $0c Sun: , ef 46c Swun., out-o/f- ‘. e daily Ste uA Py Y Jc ane diacount. OhIG I NAl yecommensass jving io fit tLemeeclves ng g MEN, BOYS WIND! rns— Experienced, tures Armature Rewind. ve 1] (7) rience 4 cominerc al ars for work Oo? par, sleady work: Anfenger-Jacobson Ad he iow « Ridg in) oetUrTeR— One w ho ham some in a: ine 1s £-halimeer Co ay ana Weesnington if00 KN > ES F CHASSIS PTAINIEL—JZjoy “MECHAN! f—Muset be ex - Mound Ci Auto Co., 2308 vee hie ee eae ‘c) NiCs— reo. experienced, Ask Weber |] Tent and Aute 1 jwocus' ie) ECH AN 1CS—M ue he firs: . repair Men: Hone ofhers need work Mendenhall Motor Co. tine ‘cb, MEC Ft, —F¥ord work im person Avres , a o., od Desiers, 1418 NN. hing. : A bia! (eT) Le MECHA 5—We want @ you are a fin shed mechanic or okine for steady work. come me YOU, heginners and he pers a. MecNiece-iiiil Moter Co ~ = ieee (e6) NIC — Dx per ie: ced . whe Anowen letely overhaul Ford and Fea- this is aA permanent position ke for proper party; state previously emploved and hera Sh place. Box ©-31D, Fost-IDie ie7) epens First. ciaes all aroun ; to Fa! nt Co, SPSS Laciede UTO. PAINTERS ; OY ta =as TRIMMERS®S ee ME TUDA BANGLE MOTOR CO 4074-260 LDELM AS. ri i REPAIR MA N—fig>er for (irove Weher Implement Ath and lLacust ic —~y third hand. 3444 ‘areline.., AND SAWYERS Pienced need apply. good wages employrmen' Apply OCOUMMER BD BODY «o. 5401 N. Bulwe: ' r,s At 1900 iddie st for Fatur eo =— — PLPER—Apply 2007 S. Jeffar Sood . for Saturday meod a: eran _ Barber Shon. Overtand, eae | ’ MA N—Some eaperienced ia ismt | nd werving car must tre lj wifeu: Dehii Battery & Bupp ’ Pine . Srp es. } (ce AN ln OmMmpron l’ianing M | iempion a it TH WEL. cha vermercea wag- mit bh helper 0s N Jiith ice)? | MEN—J1S eiAvperienced ere al workers finuwi Wak a Piero! Lauis Hiowpive and Heater Co MATT Leer ““ Ai-Ms—Harviong e\ penence in if work, steady work: U7 a: per day; epen shew: wm The Ditteburg Bolles and >. * Pittebure Kan (C7) ork in grecery slor: Apply 3P7 4 Ihe li vers le partment, Stsin Hh and ‘ttilwe Te work mn bicvacle shop lve 60™N ~~ — ~ Bad lw Sow ON Mroadway, rvem = 2 —_ tm acu ; af : “ay. work aiter high schoo ln \ _f0e N 8,- av. room beat ug store. aay work, refere: nce 520) §& Grand a Di: vole: work nm GOrug store uur od wages nl Delmar, 14) , te Work in #hoe Mhihing parior » 1020 Frankiin mrs or over, tor general work im 4 Apaiy Merch @ to... 4078 ~ ic Machine work must be 16 ,ears r Rilleark Klectric Mfc. co... hau on . ' a ae (c) te ben Appiy Parker -llusre!| pa Mig Co. OG3 Laclede Gas ‘> io 16 veare o:d .to work m ma 7: geod chance to learn the : K-321. Post. Dispatch — tof © wart on Store and jearn ole hess rr Kiectric Oo... 340h a ; ; ¥ 4 ae 7) a. for messenger service r ele: ired Apply to Mr, Hughes, Drug Ce. 4th and Clark ey P in #hipping department “il eek. geod chance for advance. r. Magill, Southwest Nash Co. Tice “werk, not over 76 sears oa opportuni’: steady ition. A. Mever, care (Cielier, ara «& gravure Co 4i° Nath icv) office work between 16 ard 17 ge) must bave & least an eignrh stion, good reference and live et Parents Hox G.378, Post a fop) ADP OVER. FOR LIGHT ARB- G WORK, GOOD OPPORTUNI- DVANCEMENT APPLY AT 12 WASHINGTON AV... THE ELPCTRIC MFG. OO Pr? iecrR) > bor. 16 or 17. ot least Bib- ration: no fl penence necerssa’ mi Sepcarme and quick to learn Lely dependalie Apriy B® e clock morning Raiston Purina ‘e., ) /aae a 204 Page PT AKER— Experiencea ii ib Ls. \KERS—Appiy iS Morgane) = —* m store fixture Washington Fixture on” ‘ (cH) LAR RS—PFiret-clees. »ood wages Job Inquire Giobe Store end are iam. Oth and Waeh toh AKER—With furniture fectorv ; geod o ore ity for _s i dao ly Mellab Cabinet ‘co KER—To work extra. Purity BROS Olive ys uELPER— For (emperar’ ing end rebuilding fixtures. Ap: Froese. 18th and Olive ic) th Eigh! mechanice oniy; four pod wegee for od men. Robin- Tuxedo bi, Webster, or idnéell i RMR INISHER—Experien te do oue concrete work & cement Apply superintendent, »317 Dev. oe a > ic7 - . = Rxperienced. wite references | Post -Uiapatch (6) — Ka perienced in city gon liwery l-ten For 1awel wen; fieadc’ perton at 8 x « 192, Post. Dispatch ic" / —— for elny Depot room. Pest ®t Louis. Apri Inien Station thing and shipping. ¢ : Soon ’ ~ gem charge ipping ag +e > non position give ref t @mplored Box @ oh ietelieides fe) week, room and board. 721 ic Dae ———-> on Sl aeetitieatall omy pariry work e0od pay. Mer- peta urant oi p> = ‘c} an to take care of gare and » to can funeral we pertere: C04. Post-Dis. iS) piers ee chaufteur. wite for din- end housemaid, countey place —Machine man. bese ae on house nd referred. © aE : -_P >. WANTED man” ‘BOYS “HELP _WARTED—mEW, BOYS . ANSWERS The Post ‘Disseteh Personal and telephone calts, given attention, except letters on medical questio ed sincerity. when accompanied by stamped addressed en: Se 7 r ea ee : - sv Linon Rs — 4 B yec's, ws iar ee thre’ hewrt fa@ors LUMBER PILERS— Experienced. FISH- ER BODY, St. Louis Company, 5425 ural a DISPENSI R >see oc 3 ‘aMOT ~ BA out [kor Bh years oa, 7 oe factery work. AUles Can@y “o ReEeeA DT FF ae he | > | 7? — GOONS c COLUMBIA. MUM rite good ns on WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS es” FIND YOUR ct at LLL Y IN LIFE through these colu ——— . ~~ > 3 : vy. ‘rhea — A feaecrT head in » of 2 a: oe aa be P ; ; ; ’ . Be 7 en hs 7 eo Tri@xY , >’ e 4 , . 7» Tt ec? —~e. in‘ :'Tryv ¢ 7 5 ; i indertaker and you ® ‘| eopntain ‘ 124 a atic regarding a position resse: mn sxuech an estath!is! Write tothe Panama Cana: ssior VV ar Department ngeton rT) ‘ for ‘nrormation ne a osit nw h the Ge > , anarms NT The cuPppiFe enta Mis “ ers bonus ¥ | he voted ‘ e nex? ger a elect ahe in The npawvments © Ae. r e res is f the election / & averages lif f Pp ‘ hee? ger than y 1 . “AS hee P re scientific and . he - - C r © gi. nforniatic ‘ € ¢ a i * =) iv 5 Lo ’ , e he Reference rs 4 7 i@ ¢ } . b ° - ~ ? TT, ¢ ° nf matic cornecerr os ec roadea {for ! tane nm? ig a __ ’ | (>) \ © } P . a’ reer ° = : c a = , . ‘ =f . ' re’? ‘ re atrhe _ ® ca yy a? ‘ = a 4 fine ? ‘ e's ‘wertta - ‘ f . a Py Z a + f* *. er r ¢ "ia A } , iar in Fs rma - a "nee . ususe ily wort t A - ‘ however tne dreaa Tener ; nn? tho ~te-« AR wei) ASIOT You must folios o@ 6 ; . . * piace you happen » 9 It ts never good form | zborately dressed in any m™ 6, aud when tn doobt as at to wear always selert the Areae ba f C3 GIR! lhe a ye nf 5 * fated 7 REO ranges tr an , “ «= - ha gold A ars o a > are alen » &. ar r , vor Anno? Se ne «* hea river t¢ 4, il Ap REFADER Tn Aer fhe ances vou can be compelled * pe a horieetesd Our advice go to the lawyer and offer the bil} in ineta 7 i'mente ne : > f u Tose vrour §&6 Most « @9 not have envy cash eiur- value until the third annua! Tlf he hase named someone s the be eficiary, hi ‘wite ‘ - pe of uneownd ind when he Tv Te An not know of any a anr eae . fram ricture PUuUsEZLC . if they returned your they would be justified in Ara ze the contest provided fhe company war ecting fr faith tn dofng so "HE LOR—Whether the giri‘s ‘'s could have the marriage ad ss in Migsour! and ir 5 vw =| Aepend mon the cte ‘ar ne The nn. enuld mae ye ted ’ t rt? x r) might he as | a fpiae!* ae to her are 4 om? tha cr aren Cay? HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ns) v * rq I apite a00 5 K ne . _highway; ‘ . an. muse? be good abrour yr hotel: good pa: Pl4 N. Grand genes hourework 50 & — | r ~* —— —lad for Gelicatersen store on mM - R)) & Fath a (ed hort order. young man experiences e work preferred Apply et 5& I @. in. Ff om 8086 Union Station. c K—Experiencec. cooking. light house. referer os good wages Caden: SH ER—-— White * woman D experience’ and meals. Beve Mill, Morgen r OPERATOR—iiblered: to oper ent e evator must be experience : Ps £9 per week € referee ce: weges mo launér "*1 Harvard ger ere, hg seewrork Grand hiiverside 2108 Victer ec covering mac nine crs ’ re: er > hiciman Paper Bos ¢ 316 Cier —— -—— rae age ana experience Bou with = st eneograpr > : fice work Nelgon Pents ©. a8 ‘or ree. ork en religtogre rh and mailing roem Work ae oie , ~~! ‘= * Jaq and (-™ aire Wore k north Bhenandéce! 4423 b g care tor two are chiMren ever: een ant few erentings & Week ‘er me. tt eae ‘nh pote Tnish ing ar Trke | ea: “o, *08 Ole dumns and develop to your utmost capacity for service. “Wa er. rove 45 r , TCH poet — ise - —_— Hee wo ee. GIRLs HELP WTD.—WOMENR. GIRLS | WOMAN—-Eideriy, ligne” bovsework good home a wegces reserves the we M . N— Seperiwed, LADIES — Denar iment tore exer You NG W OMAN ef x perience’! Fi " pousewors : velere: ce on sa ott Fisher bookkeeping 46 2 Pershing, o phe ne Lutheran Hosp! . n rt ore re and a. ewe! SAL LESWOMEN WANTED re ore white bts NDRY ‘LAC NDR Y HE L P. eT ASSORTERS SENERA SAA SE ELL! 1 NG the superf) yous . ; Exper! sleneod power box rr ved and the fab: ~~ son ¢ ‘ . Sixth Floor ANDERVOORT- BARNEY D.G. CO. ‘ xperienced collar on coats; al- *) hack Aer hye necased Hie we willing ‘” waal 3A NVASSERS anDd soLiciTons oo “ La DY D /BMONSTRATO! You can have the . EXPERIE NC F D ON DRESSES AND APRONS. & Ww ALKER 16TH AND TOCUST SECOND FLOOR. PRESSERS Experienced shirt a " SOLICITORS-— De : bie cot E'S To The 4irorce makes - BUSI NESS CHANCES Soltd agate, @ie tine daily ry 7 Sic dai’ v 45e Sun F ne-half of what tt pressers; also girls to learn ironing. ELDER MFG. CO. {3th and Lucas Av. DEM® INETR ATO n— Fo r : go to his second oite BUSINESS ¢ CHANcES nb ats bl I ws _ Ba kere. attention ee HELP _WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS ae AMSTREMSES mo BT EN “aR AP HER— ‘gure. Toatoff're _2 (a5 - ooking general } Cab ENO RAP 77 a —Experienoed oz work. sie Diepat sb. _ BUSINESS | WANTED Wid —Ané4 market: __ Par ne pal a Ni ae 7 inder ege office aa: lary. eT gE tNOGRAPHER— ‘ $5 = in Ee da: ‘OGK APHER AND finale le atten on' Box | ja tier > A oe Yeos “Redington. oe Monday, afternoon, Suess FOR SALE —44004 pygnesn. Inquire A. N. 3 "STOR — hight up-to-Cate; box tig mee co , z: at SEWERS— Exyerienced : LANDS (2 E oe, pilates” 18h a! Cass | ek Action Aceon Jean « NPECTION ARY—With — flee en HAPER'S an) learn sb oomaking on DRUG STORE—Aver ver pr cecriptions: es cknese reason fer gel) SLOAN SHOE cae 2035 Washington Ay. GIRLS | Must be crer ine ns alty, wl. gaeor 79 tor order Gepartment e : GROC CERT aT aa —— i) @ Part s 1€ years of age . ret nacramt. 1? 81 [081 Park GRO TERY ia SAT | MA k KET—Located Ter ‘es trenefer nates a LOCK sMiTH aor Wie Leola. a _ Poe NL@) MEI ’ Ss nae s restaurent, [ahs WalTr EAS—Apr ; © ATTRESS —"“= work ep it heures: wot a 294 Post-Dieretgh work Experfont y 338%. fis WaITR BAs— Sees | . - TR Ee, piyines frrahort Us ay a i FAOLEROSW— SE canna eed a ‘Ri-Tienere. show ~aped. mare tor heme “thas > om Searcy toon a BUSINESS FOR SALE = ees RESTAURANT—art 5004 Praskig a? fers | rand 1414 4a) : KPSTAt "RAN r A geod runn ne Teepergs 4 ; 4048 (vive « Pest SUBAN? rt Nuw frow MW (ser? : ene. leaving «tt sacrifice, #4, [es Rul srhan Tre ee Se RESTA Ra Ides for rad art wif. re eipte eis te S°o des Si.@™ ‘Rea ' 147. Pogt.ts RESTA’ RAN T— Beet oe na Ven have ‘her bostome a .e =o ; Pow 2S Ven : ° - os LPS TAL RAN . } reat ines s 4 it eee io 7) = he “7 err... — ® . ke a? o Vw | wa . wrs > #F ~* 7 i fe ? e - a a > ’ La) ‘es : : ; ° > ® ie ' rv er $57 gxreee Lindel, 49381 Az : a> iw ¥! Xf) ; “ft af ” ® tari 7: 8 ° > ‘ a en gona . inde aye ROOMITS Pe . ‘ erik furs niture: 10 tame. centre! tevailon;. 20d 'h)) eotmme) bex F Vis T*net. Trin ‘at } Minis Het he oS rocwrne mo Tme &) S » oe k wa awn * * Ager kana j , ' . ; . » - rs ‘a on e) ter’ Rn * - > -ATAOMON in Bias & Vande emne , BALA WM)? And ale gi, ‘. Po ae 7 * good reasons » ng quire T6D0 >. Hrnadw@ a tee ri ; ; » + si ~— 4 ; . ‘read af ‘* , ~ - > $ 57 . 1 iat My - a. ' yr PEP AIR bic tbe AY p * rnist Wa @ w DRINK PPA aval ya) ()iee SUT TPRINK PARLOR——~Reamrabie. 49454 Pa tine BOFT URINK PARIJOR--And me cyer’s & now South weet ror oer 18 B ang «tn ? : -- — — ne — " - . Z TAILOR SHOP—Reet oppenuriter m et 5% "en enone bie plier . ~ ‘i. i“entre? *7 MalT ee | . FOR SALE—W1TD : Sond ogale > ine dai'y & ‘oe : Men “OV "sh. 7? - ‘ut Ge ff ’ 'ogn agai " 7 deere tL en “ Cir piry s0 ite fc See TA “@ ~ or rere cave ’ mc derownt : MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE “Oa! }— Beet grad arco lumps, one ton * Te | ?) _ ea | : 0 Woo, —4 ommerc ‘el [Aut ed Co 6401 N Sulwer ee 2) ‘ , " SEC ONDH AND PIPE (. are nteed ” . nen rome ar ——— g* i A are? ea re sie. 9 ’ ~f mt ee pietes, tanks and or wt he . - err Char ; . : - eS tel _& 7%) : >" = TP een é }? * ‘ee ut at “~ his icy * STALE BRUPAT Abou ; ee t lee earnh week se accumnuifttion Si er tt dred Fhiherdt Faakerw ¢% wao N Wer : é eaten 4 ~¥ > TE NTS AND T ARPOLIANS ea Campere god tourists entfite erme @ oe OR roves StS Market. St. Toots. M » ‘* ine ' oe . Fawr “ef ~* ie ae, ™ x Wisce i APE -CUS ae PENCE Wa —tir: het fer .% Ca!l Forest 11" ek rirr wre 1% TH foe ; fret «tate cra ty rn ar ans ’ Tyiete ” Tr ; ; | ' “ ri ™ 5 7? “-« 4 > A aS . a & - rine - . "Rm Cf 146 "> , HOUSEHOLD @oops Fos sae = . “HAN DB Fetal i! rs rr sieve, guilt pate ves Py . oie Minneseta av : . CHF! meee Chiffenitere hart ar ta Gining reom sete. beds. ruse, 3 mM as rockers brery tables and al! « ’ iy @ heoid Reese » fornieh ve rrr bety _ th aiich + Hao) muote ' " ao’ the for leew tian . mw s ef * ~«~ _* ne eae x » ate AP ace te? " 14 ’ ' OMHi* 7. i iON RA? - oe - burt s. “pil s\* ~ bers x Teer ne ble 2408 N“awltit ha ove Na TION HANCGE—All Bima ennae ts #78 brand new fully aihemationd sore Nhe Der Gieiner Furniture Co. 1703 S% Brend-rer aa DINING ROOM S#T—Round exten don fie, uffer. cheirs: ane in Woe mine Sitixo- BOSE SF , S-piece xi Ko fev ) quick sale 583% Wash rien. Te” er me mete DINING-ROOM BET—Lariy ing aaa sisting of tab’esn 7 VF, 7 oor ver 4400 Cliive Forest 4.08) ae pnt floor weet “ Vif RE—Si a week ‘bure 640 wert 4009 (“neutesu_ ‘ rTM NIT! nr fh eontente 2 rooms, fics a) like new, sacrifice 2518 N. Van leven ap “ livtea@ room see's bab» erand pian» ae Ra‘ reener ; ; i z : 39°? yTRNIT RE Lenmtentsa of € rare rot wlete tke sew mus | dh iow iP "3 burer can rent fiat. $38 LT6TA @ jere ot ; ~ Su. “es FURNIT ne ~Katire | toate $ seam wall ios AS be ‘ m)vatey * » 423K 043 North “barker : a PURNITU RE—# ; youspa very ww ae chaser oan rent timer se ‘eeean o2 : abie by the month or on « leaee ire & e. vation. cash er terme See *.. 1. “Sinere roem 406 810 (heaetrut 6 all FURNITURE—A chance for @eve™ ame reuple to have their ewn furnt ure tie reame furnished complete bedron- Hein ee room and kitchen tncludter reese «@4 wane ae coverings. « real bargain SEh % Moe hore Weck Mt einer Furnitwre <«* 1°68 werws Breagwar PE CaO BR HE a WH }TRNITIRE—Pine hergeme *o @°L Oh te ot heuse furnishings: bedroom enh s+ fuurt Creseer fashetand and ted 7 wrt ’ “2 : - reom euit of 42 pieces, mehege * * in ebaee ae oe reTrerng. armchair, +e ‘. at . 5 i) - rien. . 33-in< inch a ffet pedeetal 6. fact ble and “ leather eeat chairs, living reem evirt feet oom ‘pull, aeunéry $ ele “tit even and Pretier. Lan ay even cosel rang a 275: upright giase- oat, or mahogeny falish 82 an ) 22 en casbine geese too ing fisher ©" ’ ~ larse upholstered Turtt rocke- len hew ak Fetersi <& Ses “id aver" & ,ou ing-room fy ” Ge ity a= ‘ @ 23 wee at tad, let ras 4 3 or of — ag BF 4. te em ae a 7 tton Reterdas. March Sl. et a ifs . owt s de ture at Tnust Teor vf furnfture 7 the ie rent vet, —e ee ee EET ee eee

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Se AUTOMOBILES 16 F108 pa DON’T LET ANY USEFUL THING RUST FROM DISUSE. Advertise it in P-D. “WANTS.” ; ana Then TOST-DISPATCH act Daag + SO - —— = —— AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES SRP ES—New and used. repairin ohn Sedans F: | | Touring ¢ Cars For Sale ‘ Touring Crs For a Touring Cars For Sale io _Trucks For Sale ™ a BARG AIN -MONTH oy Safe Co, $41 N vt h ot - wal pas. ie) Coupes s For For Sale” ——— x or Sa 4 “~ | eel —— months: | LEXINGTON—Late 1920 touring; Continen- 499] STEPHENS TOU RING | Tete S 3 t To 1931, “= neneg ee ao V0). 0 ‘ful bargain for semeone; | int: dt 7 ik s.? f one ry. . Call at 3524 ictor et.. Sunday br (e) | 2801 Ls Locust st Bomont 1°68? TRUS CKS—Several good ; her G Can ' ' —— -- — . ——_— ll FOR —_ uDe: ; lown Ss , . a + Pee rn — = ER —— vr. rw? Tr em cond ition gid offen 7 - thames am cere tenes at iow gure. Chas. Block. 400 . VERSAL. 3418 Locust. Nights, Sunday he eee oon xe MARMON—Tourink car: excellent ee L STUDEBAKE ~ f+ Ys fa RING. tally | ——— Riefling’s f url ; . . a mma ae Tl Dao - eed ee ar “sane - - a iz ~~ . > P v Ts; * : , u . ak, > es _— + =. . . hon ? . A LANGAN™N F CR N.. oe i STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES - > es > ae? f 7004 -¢ r. in g§ : - . ONS ue 043 ‘ 4° emma (89) - RD ates ~s — — (cB, Mh pens Bag IH 9 A, ETH Trankien ’ I - nota se ratoh or blemish upho!st-« ry. at mp rR ih Bee my! 3 me” °n04 Morgan at ? Sr oe” ow aes eos Phone ' ' a . ‘ — ; ————— ee ae (c5) | top. trimming tlusterful and beautiful; $175 HERCUT E . = eae 4 you are pot ready to ; ; 7 4 4s =: OW — a | tomon’ r 0 “+? maiviol ; ; ; Himep i . ’ eur . Ren ont eand > Seine wly . 7 ‘ ’ ————--_ | Brmont 399. Bor For r Sale oR f zood 70! .D- Touring: 1918; on! ; te MAXWELL—Touring, good condition, $7> pianos. $4. month and up. ketien ) nec ae - —- - -—--— - — —__—_——-- ar ee oe : lon:.4 ime ar for ser work: this ca! Et Sv eton 5 ‘oe ae 1 NIN ERAT 3418 Loc ist. Nights, Sunday ow ™ tra ae i'm old bedi pa Pe CASH REGISTERS—all makes r ‘read: ex- rR D—“oupe; 1; new bs Gece ’ P90 mechanics endition: Zzood tires : a . . " Kardell Motor Car Co., 3145 Locust. (96 ; ~ 7th > a - oe. 7 i Furn. Hour Les and Flats For Sale pert me hanice Phone Main S38. Cen- ditioned and 1} ew pee. aevare? nd oi pare: priced right: terme vor trace b 701 es J. tourings, $65 up: terms; 4 : MAXW ey .L—Touring: in good ‘nechanical Ss T U DE B AKE R. BIG 08 5’ . 1921 : ae: - zi WURLITZER r . ITTY —- /- s tral 1003 Large see k of Nationa! casb ' Mendenhal’. Fe Carers, «aie § rov $13 Var a4 it = seinem ‘ - } 1? ‘ th is ¥ cad rae ago ' — ° gg nal gy gece registers. saving 20 40 per cent. Guar-, Open eveniz Sue s ; : =x PFURD—S$79. $39 dow DB; rune fine; traci: carts con By pgs path te me (A - sust think, beautiful Studebaker tour Ritesnebties For Seis 7 Ee. Balsam bourht new In 1913 and @i.\tab: roomers r oi nz Tet aiteed same as factery. ~ andl Secale Co.. ; -— - - - attion remy (py () Jordan Sedan -Passen er } 2 i, M .s 2917 _ Olive 7 , a ; on ; — if: not qa ecratcn ofr blemish on it; AC —— oe I t syauat sell; cheap Lindell 4501 ¥ Siz st. Charié (c8) : a “ger > ) vo . —— ss os ee ee rade. Browyie. 31:32 Park. spemmseing tically 1 , ee uh oa por ye = * AS — yanma , ‘ne “a8! a ee ; Co ‘ar has been thoroughly overhauled: n®® wKWORD—Touring:; goo. shape Cali at Bu: 5 Mii HElL—Touring: late 1919; first $250 | ‘ar lool like 1 jay it tef e ST ic —_ sek power: inc! ‘ XT a ee eee ages. fo iptaln, oF A fen NS. 86 — . ie peryggn Bet elie, Be gy Eagan buinpers Page. between 07:30 and 7 DB. m. takes it: terms. Gibson, 2120 WLoocust.(7) | showroom ‘ost o' ty worth “ “I K——Sport on del; fully equipped me er case « two good be HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED a eshington F re_Co.. 711 N. Th. (15) |) 3k67°S Gran - t of extra eq nent, | this over T= be ea tik trade: na nee eg es 53. $¢ $1100: firet iucl ver te % 4 2100 miles; like new: $1395. Fora oa 783 for appein PL SLOOR¢ - — “ae ~y ; al A oliab ad oa x _ “ ent ; a at ‘eacn SAINT L OU 1S MO Te Rp "A co ; ; iv : nee? tourings, some € new, ac N. a S}i-——Beaautiful run B ke A 19%:33: ‘ 595 i+ : 4 . > iy ; i’ han é. : $ tment, ANDIRONS—-6 urniture. carpets contents of **!°7" Cee ee 1445 Pe 89th ‘excellent condition; barga't 1 9801 Locust st mont 1262. | rma. Andy Lehr, 3631 Easton. (0) _ SOS Sewn. 33 trade. 2917 Olive, wi Oe seen eee ~SPRPHENS & —- | ~~ Se LIVE MOTOR STEPHENS SALIENT 9 . ec ow J - ry : » o” ‘> — ; ? ) } . » | oo Sale ings sarAae ar id Ati 4 ! jot s. th 4 - > 7 . in iret . r) tor et 4 - 4 2 : I’ HE Ase ian. Jate @t \ > reoainted: FORDS. -10 ‘ate ” ete iri: ~ $x5 a - trade. N ASH—I122 1. 4- wy sen ger spor “t model: "wray | Onen evenings. “O10 Wash - st : pe ms 206 S. Jefierson a (cS) L dv. bhack wire w hee is: entire car in ane - : “ : ae ‘ se th AGS? bes ceeh uric Fone.er, } . LN FI RNIT ri RE—Veryv c ' . ; aiid x. =. ix ee : 29"5 Poem 39 o3 ff : “A at wv ; ictanes office in cust . (MCU - ‘ : o a ——— > iS terms ‘ JUNIATa c@) — ~ Qo” rT)? ¢ : in a& our I air % 5 Pace. Delmar — mainte “ahany 7334. = a ” erfect: dandy . OAKI.ANI’>—Good condition: recentiv rebu rOR p—192 $, to ouriag: used 3 w eaks: creap;: , lend!d shape: will gell for $775. bay Okay Bene 1920, au Of, ~~, inh an Y ® You can buy = 2 AN DIRONS—Carpets. furniture, complete - . ee oi “4 +a mn Eat ir HOS (heetnut s' — ideo ae } ns 1920. at d 19°) or we ruled antes in good condition: real bargain: o&fsy , son oe - a fine condition: | pr e Trucks For Sale —— = Ss . ° Sis = 1 fy : ee ee ve ee F overhauled | terme 3114 Cass 079. Kardell Motor Car Co, a oD qaown., tourlngs asive it , Vay: - _e ; D } as b dy a wh: re ; at SH00 terms N (7 oP . > P ricer patd Reneinger Fo: ent BH01W. cB) NO DEALY"RS a 4° forest Par Lindetl ¢€ pay while you ride 7. :, Riefling's N S Ss »— MN ais he 2807 13) 7. Op "Sund . INE | | 10 ae § S ows ~ ———-- -o—- ~ ; ' ’ a . ‘ 2 (ine Sound: TF Stu udebaker ix Shdat $4000) A H PORT t uN. ee ACC at Wo Uf VY A ee 2315 Olive Cw . — TRNITURE Wtd—Any deacription all RAR LOCO? eT mar # Six Sedan, ; — ————, --- - — California me over ROLET : 919: lig! ver) or large jot: rugs. Welch, Cabany | 992 FORD COLPE re is a closed car: good paint : -1921 tourings; perfect condition: ).G*)tom's Pte hans | ‘aah wid, Li —Trick ee Bee v. acr 4 : Lovey 4 , - , say , . iste ; =, down no imterest ey? otne . er j ; os _ . PR eb —e ~ = eash 460% = Rv LT, DE R A dig ‘ig 7 SEWING ne a tpn - n thie « 4 rice a ' te“? Y a ! ft , oe , . rT ws , = — ares 14°) Loe ust CD) y ~ = * ' Me ¥ al ro oh > » . ' ( yt as K Bi 45 . rt) nid Ry 3 ; “We RB ‘Id RB tt . on eS oo - = ‘ i (el M A XI W KL | 4 ("A RS ; 5. a rl } t ¥Y acne . : . : im. 1? 1) ‘ ede , } Ss d ‘ | 4 ei Pan all kinds of household goode, furniture, OPHBADS, $10; box tops. $3: splendid, py excellent condition and a bargain ‘Touring Cars #8 Sale Be Nader conn, iourings: 1920, 2%, models € ui ecrter % CO ee oe ae Guaranteed in Eversai : oo es rugs, coltents of fate, pi ipos. a : = for aur LOUIS MOTOR CAR CC ANDERSON—1921 sport tourtn ont R169 Kasten. se ob) Oakland touring. rebuilt. new paint. new -UHS-BUICK CO., 3LOL Olive st Praia Ct ve ay 7 te Kimball Piano, mahogany, in ee, Call Lindell 2160 Leon sup WAC ic Went ectric port | ar | MOT «I ge plone al motor: painted a lixht London rei: al OSS — =~. —— = , tires, glasa sunshade, mfrror, park! x light 1 venir mont 416 . ae aiti Juction Co. 8507 | -ncas ove eee, a attachment ever used, §=2001 somons 1 see aS I Pi Moto Re. rh) Onen evening ‘ : : ne 5° : _ soma —e rd he mn! Buy where cars vou buy must sat- +3 at, nechanical conditi | y Was Vi I Ul oT weg ne, ° es Ricea & Son Upright Piano, wal. SEWING CHINE—Singer dri - ae Lhe = ~ : :, ——— -~—- —_-$ —___—- —-— - _ , ; rm “G ’ . 2867 Olive ' - 3 will pay extra ny > ie , echanica jitiom:. a 7 ot | U, ‘OUMNB. | PORD—Tourin ars: 27! ‘ash MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR ©». pss; terms, - M. oe — s ‘. t a very ood y ind ra RI poms ry ‘ ele : ; ‘ Tal OF ir thal is an i ; Ti , ALt,.0N; a ye ace . . 3 ~ ; Ce a a Pov On “? ) 3°05 at A Sk ‘. MI se ee ee te ae s ; ¢ . ' *cCvryy * . : nu } g instrument, peed a ener retr i — =i | oad ; eT ] Is Wh TOR LT AR ©€O. one Bal condition a . a bov Xcepting 3 | = casi del F pen § adie = pen evenings. 3205 Lo: cuat PORD- Ton cousll yorm Arive. $259 4400 ~ A 7" Ai | BL. 2 % Ry $75.00 . e: beet prices Bomont 834 (of) ; nes | : : OLDSMOBILE 8—Clasey, perfec $295 -~..-- ~-- = --~— Nass 4 40t, . goods -_ = tow alighhdy Ueed furniture. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING HU DSON— ‘oupe; S300 terms i desired -Naesenger FY Aad — Ton truck stake body: bargain d 3 ' 80,200 FOUND» of old feathers ne Fos Co 7 ver: reconditiened. painted a dark mas terms. 3809 F a ) oc. Aa oD ‘imar. Open evenings. __ . . ‘verhaule repaint ed. Kardelt Motor} 7 Olive, 2. fe5) (ela o 5 a Weser Brothers Piano, full size, , : . ~ , h pe! et ome danice or ~a : r> ry : om . ae ait , - oy ‘ ; . . = nares : ; tieing Delmar RA Fe rent 787 _.. 4476 Page _ {5} SPECT \ , S ALE OF CORON AS nly Wo n $800 emacs Bo x : ’ ’ i A Eat ¥ si70: "a neu ' . - * | ne a of grad eden cond! ».. 8 3 a ee (9) a VR i———"J on tr “S4e a oeaws . spe Clallw built pon —— — aaa + ee : excellent for prac ; $50.00, ——— - oe ee - - » I ve ‘ dei ‘ ; :' ; — ; Oat > - : : ron cnea)y. wWries i@é ) _¢ 2 - TDS lie ; >-T)s sesens er: good ecn rem peed liing 20 oo bf v nion. r : ome aces ae = : : . Camp & Co. Piano, rosewood case, in splendid condition, $100.00. : new and * aht sey $37 ° 7 4.92 eimfar pep evemn . 7T TR nat LF : : saad ~~ after ¢ » a Isi9 N ,ayior. »res! ys 7 + ‘le cat all velues €450 ; DT, _ — he ST EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. STIX, BAER & FULLER (Grand4Leader.) oa ' CAT a A Nt ~~ ae . e “ _— — ~~ —m_aerr— Oe a i Pa Pi 2. ight delivery, with mali now ’ ve aA com f 5 (OLDS «'t —— ; mile 1 BiICK—Mu ' me -bes ‘ful touring “ana onda see . — $100. 4 ‘See ooh LDS ps —(hummv roa ‘iste: first one gets! rORD—Ton truck 19°0: new lan {made ~ stork in St, Louis doutli rr eros Prt 4 » he. 4 sae ‘ om . ‘imte? 7 and . ia! = ae m . j Py fs }" . eure > : ;+ es wain ; a ; i 1's 51400 car for $2954 S05 Aorwy, nn: eo vr ake ‘ Av a barga! n $s: Iho: rms to . 4 ’ : ' ¢ . , y+ ou WAT t "Triangle VWiotor (*s, ‘ efling’ s. 7315 Olive (eB) buy now for next yeara «i ins ey Maktidie at —ne = ‘ ‘ ae us pm, LAs hn ee ae le , Dios: | a wort Overiatr "a? ete” wep = hendinnamenae — = F : ~~ —— - m2 S?. wea : aon se! — ee : oF Dalmar Gnen evenines . , ° Cw rite o ’ Ale * or ae . , sic gans cy] ~Tourtneg 197% newly painted an Ton truck: late model: new hand- Kinloch, Clayton 2525 . ne mw : ; 4: entre 6496 i s Mh sHT—Caupe, like new, at monstrat ; | | r 0! guar rn eed $245 ‘ie? ms, we OLDS 8 TO : mace o9k body; terms to sult. . i . i R S iT MALTESE POODLES aN matt mone. oY PE WRIGEKS-—-Under wood factory 0% dow ] ta r ta - 310 iv i. Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust at. pen URING 2315 _ Olive. ear iii Ae se PF ibe sd CA \ ALE meli nmin #14 LE OLA =e wind sant . Nt d typeowrsers. $3 ‘own. EN é Ove ' *it : ~ ‘tre shed, overhauled like pew FOR bD—Trus ks, several. l*e ton, stak and - a - Te hae 1 ie—Fox ters lers, noodles, i, o iv cemingzion, Smith, O7tver, “inoval ‘DEP DAB LE ; ic WK louring ist overhauled; very ! * (ht D- 9°27 » O) ¢ ' .. Portat es $15 - eos a ell : 7 r rick « e. aT arthy-Arche AT on aout = - absor rbers specia] steering : y $285 on terms. or we wil! re Mi tor Car Co 3145 Loc ust. FUP—sraved ge Nii Ae - — Mt wn Viee ee ee im Poe - nd Bin ther am, Oita , , > te Lutomonile tO > iclid ‘oreat 6! eel and her extras Open iot. TO9th rn —w AU ~—_ bo 2007 fe 5 4 vears FOR D —Tor truck: new t. #9 amediate deliv- re 6: maie., Us : . pe 8 -_— LS . , or pg “a a are Nba aiond C. rhe OCU a * - : a ociust s ‘ade in vour old ord cash or easy . t | a . ata ; VE Tieks RigN iT ED onl MORE - ae “i es a 5 Pate A ng a cY! FORD—Touring: 1921 model: itn fine me- 429°’ _OV BE tL. AND TOURING—' 91". | pa) ments. Barnett Saies Co., 2737 Olive i(f ii: vl Valter eee For Sale cua! »! os are : All moa kee Se ieee ‘Te- “e: riv buyers get pic an Ss: Lier tral c 4: 801° « cemenicel nt ny cheat RAO Fo tg eg ‘ —— : af 4 we brilllant o1 ginal factory Ps ee Sere: SNe a “(CBs ~ : ae “3 ’ ICK n4-new BUILDING MATERIALS Piri? estimates furnished free Amer'can Le ‘RUISSISSIP ios a . ny nina ee : . : 4 SA)... 416. Jive et 3 * del! nM P 8 a ores > a i . «: : . is Aad —_ *.. Tiiar: smooth i FORD—1-ton truck. 1993 mode! cyersize z “ % a dob fa mens gen | ; ALLEY MO! , - ——_—$_—__—_ —— —— : ~ Se Pn a ‘est guaranteed tires: body plete: like new are HIGH IN QUALITY “3 ty Ss IC) Olive st, ey jCATED STEEL—For a butiding, 2.6 oer ih —T Te eS OR, Bomont 259. Open evenings. 3205 Loc ; ; POURING is She i [." wh oe lod 2] mechanical] ondition $100. cown. epen evenin ey me Motor Corn... 4300 al ist. care Ye (of : orc ouring, Late Mode NIVERSAL. 8418 - eee yyy My PHONOGRAPH—Cabinet plays all i case: Walker Purniture Co. ESS ear 7 (94) Psi a ae er ip age Lehman tee] aeeh for same Mon- - = ——— ———— - 2. vinter to Ar rvic ™ Locust. Nighte. & un jay. | : : ~ oo ; , A sl to ro — Worke ar Louis. Mo. tc6) #0" gees 5 ee ol et 117 Nr preg He Fa + owes j , Be - ee ‘OL Tt v With regular Ford starter; looks and ru PA: ‘KARD—Twin-six touring: Teal uarzale | ot iT Tene . an Delmar or does not mean that they are - ords: a ft mente Chemical orks —_— ) en “Mi ov -0.. mn evenings wot fi) Ws 5: tern 2 cy ck aS iarge Siake body . . Fs ms; : fth wt (036) Limousines For Sale Open - ——— —— ____ | like news 3 . joamy corms 0. $195; easy terms. 3516 Easton. _{c6)| and {is tm good running condition; is dirt | high in price " $ 6. OR N. 12th at. $5 DOWN puts a Shipman-Ward Underwood eee re pera PICK urin ' wortn On "O10 Ws ‘KARD—Twin ix touring car: 1. in Al | cheap ar $100 Mendenhall, Ford Dealers, if » $5 p , WILL Ya. KNIGHT Cab: a dandy : . 2 ng. 1919. rc *? L¢ condi tien and a good bargain for a qui i "315 > Locust. Open evenings fel)! Stock consists of standard repu oe PPood “shgnonraahe Tt atindare into your home. Corona Typewriter Fales ‘ = i int: excellent —e Le ~ + Ta ~ ind : ; ; ‘ oO C al ted N rh at St or ‘ ig. Mo. Olive service » wor ires, gooe = DaINi: G2 : a eo uUTing, 4"? id, Max touring 19 0 FORD O Ry aa lea C2 n arrange terme to suit. Mendenhall = “a. = OQ” : ho . Sg u ph > ated, ec liv; ; Hb terms 380! , “7 “e shen awne 2 T i anal l} PORD—-! Aight Gelivery: 19 1: has 8 —— i tammen | METI Ge ' es .*s ° t? ‘ . ? ‘ " v -_ ‘ r ot . 6 ‘ 1: K > . ' : ig ~ Gordon Wreeking & Lumber Co. norsrs 2 uel ‘ton han). | BUPEK—1921, “roadster painted ke | AUTO $466 5, Grand. Open, evening 1HOO ‘dersan $450 seco: house of barasing. 201? Oltve. (7)) ip vs ie Oe ee Weber Imp.ement et meee. VICTROLAS A Winer ¥ ra eraon reeKing Ww 9. | a7 — Ai ware “See pepertmen on han oy gy S441 repain Uk fee a Si Anderson 40 REO— Tourings : several models from 1915) Towne : een . _ prices valid H. Miller, 3 N. Broa large variety of Kewanee BOTTLE RS, | sare n. 1tet eee roadwevs ich ——-* un! ate — 19ZZ -P. ‘SSE Nf aD ae 3 [ IC IK (‘ome earl take vour pic! : 1922: oy erhauled and repainted. Prices, PAC K \RD—Go Md bus. excellent condition Autornobile Co. 3 . — Dinerican wall RADIATORS—as!) 954% | TORSES—Mares, 6. ail young, double gid) BUIC K- Roudate:. jate 1920; original pain’ ied criminal paint: new able cash offer refused, Ford touring. 995—— | range from $100 to $880. Kardeli Motor! _Kardell Motor Car Co:. 3145 Locust— £08: | —# # vreror VIOTR 5 . tres , y Co... 2011 Case h n ndition mepha: . ae ="? iL » § a BF >} k- Car Co 3145 Locust. 8) | nea — : ate , ; roe. Alao thousands feet of p' pe ‘alves, rine » harness Dray age . i on ‘ . a 3800 A spare a wah, oF ns. Open eve : ay down, ike L50 200 do% . Z aS es et : ___» (eo)! R ole) SPE EK D w AG ONS 4 compl ‘ly ov ; m ee no winding stornge tanks, pumps, ¢fc—a'l priced re- PRDDLING OUTFIT—Young> fast horse. — = 19th AND LOCUST : & new: wont eet i ie ee a Lib 1Ti8) () Bot 2IpeE BUILCI Te ’ 3456 Mand S166 SH a wih buick. Soo, Chev-' s§ CRIP PS-BOOTH 6—Touring: (good paint: hauled in our shop; stake and express | i 4 markably low . wagon, harness, like new, cheap. 2000 | sector Te | perfect ; Sra | Stee —! | oe a a hi zaina tak ee U. f eth sail around ; must sel! at bodies ; geet ad re paint: roe. 4 rie > = cords; make 7 : : ’ snnmin “aT ; af rae pl eT 1, ure . Vou! r\ . ’ : 7 i = r a t » | eninge ar ell p or a’ f) . ‘ “wv? = q Wait for Complete List = —__—___—_- - ---—---—— | _ cash, bala: ce to suit ther Grae asi 1919 Bl LS K TOURING Yea! to pay for any car: no interes: Follow | anita A ic a3 : 4x, ——e | cust. . (98) ‘ ‘ES, LLI | more. Motor Sales Co., #08 (hestn: ’ r in e ent condition: repainted Wes w de of wise buvers t | will eive = ‘ “k, 2%-ton: | ahs, : _—— - ——. a aroim ¢ ' “— oi ; LLf& OTOR n + @iv someone a lot of service: 12°5:!' RE BPU. BL iT —Dum , truck, -ton: “Denby | GREAT LAKES: 4 site | MACHINERY i tea 1922 BUICK : roud; mechauica ine shape; a rea ie ona men hg mR 4524 Delinar terms 3809, ‘Finner . (ec 7) ton. - Call “4335 | Easton, (e6) | ie a A nnd O : cylinder roadster. u ea _ —- —_—— -—-—— ' ~ —— “7 7 Ww KRUHWS-BUICK cO. 810] ' SAyN’ OTOR CAR i) GARDNER California top. 1922 model, *: “Roofing _ YS recs a ee Open evenings. Bomont 416 2801 Locust st joamont 1262. || _ perfect condition. 28254 Victor. (7) Automobiles i Sale_.. Spa For Sale— | > ene | A] MACHINERY HOUSE wi" wuy of wel! all | BUICK—Roadster. 1919 toodel: In 1 TT 5 ) T 192 GARDNER TOUR, llaneous _ttUPMOBILE AND GOLD BEAL CARS Py roofing and repalring« any leak, on kinds of macy ner? Ys noe'lhorn- Aibrecht | chanical condition and 6 good tires: ; ‘he 1Q20 BUICK OU KU 1S RU —ICK co. 8101 Olive st Miscellaneous Misce x ~ notice: lowest prices poms ome 1 Ma hine | Co. 721 34. St. ia vis. Mo. (cB) | @alesman's car and 0 arte bei | } - oreat 2A As). $1. Central soe $2 ———. 4 * right price terma if , Les : 7 Ac , - ' — O00) nge a id co I Kuars ¥ P =o om " For Sale wt ate Brownie. $132) Park 3 OX! ( res, origina 7) Bisa, § popular 19 21 Gy. AR DNE R TO TRING ” MACMAHON ROOFING CO = os , rT DUDG iE—192 0, roacster, xcellent con r - wr tae + ep ars. | ate te ' - - This car tn good shape mechanically; has Chassis For Sale E oe Ys IENGINE—Ft. Louls ¢ ‘orlias, 75-h. p., In al dition: $350: terms 3809 Finney. ic at Nt ee a Ce a ‘ocust st, €00d tires; making a very low price on this jl CH ASSIS—-Severai Roofs renewed and repaired, FEatimates = ecyidition; see it while it's running; chang- | Cie Vy ROLET—Roadster; ‘Baby Gran _ a . is i bargains; $50 up. eRiefline’s fernished free, 709 Chestnut. Tindell 3010 jing to generators and unit Artve; bargaln go004 condition; $200: terrr Hhaon, BL Sn vashed _™* ms i ese LAS OF l Ct . (60) | Wox K-274, Post-Dispatch ©3)| sg acust ; ree i ‘Pri ices £80] Locust __Bomont ‘Stee. i ” ie CRN CS: — | FORD—Ton | truck chassis; _— — Onen evenings Bomont 416. iT — = i x — —————— | ———— ea ttt i] ——s Et ts ES Fg ES ID. * ge Re — a ————— ———~— ~~ — es MOTOR—2-h. p. Advance; good as new; 0 COLU —Sport: Continenia! motor un? S155 OUR ING, $395 G ARDNER 7. ‘OU RING, 1922 HH + r »ber LIM BIA—8; , 1s 00 BUICK T . ) : "36 Sta ndard au aie __ and good rubber. $165; : 4s" ” _Delmar b] (of A) teed th rou . : - " CLO T HING ret, Ue shout; $600, terms iba es? gall @ Fridav. No Talk about clase; you ought to see this || STKAM PLANT — $20,000. Somaletely $120 Toecust. | weamantio otiee tea oo joige tousing, | deautit | Gardner sport; looks | like ‘the i a , Wayne generator sys ' — nas — 4 A A aan Phos Hi — Wanted ran. fo 4 with Fort DODGE—Roadst ter, 102 - Ju like new: p at tutz aT7D: Olds 8 touring. $29: lat! } ; only $650; year || ~ em, for $7000: beet cor aitton: ull partic s rr. | Ox Ute, eee ee ’ oo . : —~ D | —Pay hi gheat prices “Bee tare an request Box E : *.-D nF (6) Mesnna dS guarantees, tern ( Dson, ona An “ar Oar | i Bi sd ‘ ~ : OT. TUE tir de eee” \\ il] Be Sold To 1 he H IG HEST BID ER it Bodies For Bale ri Bia ‘fia 'N . Vandeventer, ‘Linias WASH MACHINES—One yer we nee Trine ‘year to pt r any car; trade Open evenings 910 Washington. (05) | |' i1||} FORD—Bodies; coupe, sedans, | Ford ealers, 2315 Locust. — ee ee ee _ ae wi ——@O, 000 multe, overcoats, ‘ eee” i kD ee O36 ca Essex Roadster. La te 1921 yu >, - $f an » re NG 2 ee I QO?) fiacd mer Tour. -. SATURDAY, 1 e 30) P. M.., MARCH 3 { st x ! Coraidatet’ Lister te ; to wall bak ae hata. highest clede (cé) rh - p = , | chi beautiful aster ha | ' [held 7 curing, nev . | Refinished, renullt; guaranteed 30 days; al! ||| Bargains in Used Fords; Se phil: aujo calls. hone Lindell "9135, Del- autiful | LLAC S—leuring, ne ia See : | Ree : F . mar ale “7 Avpeiman, 4218 Fags. (8, - » | Sere. Tae cent | from a ne . ery: ee ee 275. | Rew cord tires, 2 spring bunpers, drum lights, | At this sale we will offer RECONDITIONED STAND- |||; Coupes, Runabouts, Touring Bodies | Mefinished in battieship xray Silver-plated nanicarl teat tape — dew v-‘>, | parking and stop lights: spare tire; CLOTH? SO AWWetd.— gente; high- gaen 3 looks like liton lo rs: n té yR00 1 ne ec’, portation at 20 miles ner gallon: drive "' , A RD ATITOMORBILES in TOURING CARS, ROAD-.- Hi Taken tn trade. on 4- pass. coupe de bodies 7040 Locust st. ee! prices. Skiar, sii “rrauk)ip nomont fh Year v No re ok. 4 ate vm , + UT . = . owe JULER Dist \ TCH —Touring er ours on trial. Open evenings. Terms on $450. || ° : 1 | , 1634 - = (om) A O M O B | L E ~ erage. ; bOR ed’ very classy; $485. 3441 Junta: MOUND CITY AUTO CO.. 2007 Locust st. | | STEERS, COUPES AND SED ANS that have gone it Coupe de luxe traded car dept. 7 ? 4 "O10 ‘ ingtor Cr - 4 . —— — “Qvercoats: need badly for Open _eevnings 2910 Washington. ‘HANDLER-——Repainted; beauty; $35 HUDSON, 7 P ASSENGER. | ) eh Foren Te ee Py hg sas. 920, for fe nee op big ber-| down. trade: house of bargains ” Touring: a good service ¢ through our factory and paint shop anil have been put in i Accessories, Parts——For Sale ‘ i Ain: ” Ww Natural Bridge. ' (7) KUHS-BUICK co, 3101 Olive st. t > is -—-—--- _———— —aae ) visible a | » Gelher : a2 calle in 16 a i Nd agate. 25° line daily. 360 Sum | FORD— Roadster. like new; only $95; $35 - ‘Late model: B cord ires, Open evenings. Bomont 416 eee is good MEC H ANICALD ( ‘ONDI . LON and °* LOOK LIKE ) sas a he and For Sale peer, ae ge, V ae put-of- ROR in sunt a ag ry aes Let §=INOror, . yi - * ears te Gee = , HUDSON SPORT CAR NEW. | CU R’ : IS AIR COMPRESSOR; tank ané alr- : — ° . Pp a." ; : ae cutee Se Bae Dm , oie : ai . , a ” (a7 Al condition — >t? ~ . r , line; cheap. 4062 Delmar, . CAP IE Lad 9, : bins he: jong biuse coat: wide iaplay bOc de ity. 50c Sun Three or terms. pen Sunday an z ; ’ tna ‘ é . oe ; } Lis BUICK CO... BLOL Ollwe at 7k. 177 j Y rye Py ‘ 4, > > a( ON iB) TION ED CAR til emer oT . z M leaves. __ Ass A Rhy nandoah as ©) or more days, Ic line dleovsns. enero. S587 £ — - CHEV ROLET-—19 1) vurine, fine sun ue Coney . venings Romont 416. W IE Gl AR ANTEE L i ER) R E 7 ; ie 4 a wail 5— Used: your old” motor as | seujent meals; conveniegs ; SOLD IN THIS SALE ro ] LEASE. part payment Grand 6880, 482. ; CAPE—New; corona brown, crepe . iining For Hire ‘ : no interest or other mort | 1921 HU DSON SPEEDST ER ||| ) it ee 7 ver worn: bargain at $70. S845 Sheo = EL aa Se 49 ah — . M “ee st - ans za 2 eos i a aren OM AND POARD—Private family, Foal le JAB 2427 Locust. sieiitietainiians ALS CHI Re LET—T oul ing. 49" l model; 00 This car ia practically new; only run 5009 | [,)) Ww e want our CU STOMERS » to he the T SERS, instead it FORD PART hodle ; mot a. alas or , aan garage! = FORK DS—1021 roadsters Perfect condition: rile af 7 ; ith: open : wheels. tires, sone | “ hele c ‘ih ENT Fr 'FORD—Roadster, 192%, like new, starte: un lon; § open even’ les; will! erifice for ick sa! | : a" " i “¢ o Me. » | if8 gy gy OTR | R iNT A FORD nd. demountable rimy. $260; ‘cash or thy tor y.. #100 Forest Pal ee “BAINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR ( | of USED CAR DEALERS who.-buy and sell again. \ Ol | Tovey "8867 8. Grand “er ies Wien a —_ C cape, size SH. very reasonable. LS01A 'f: coupes. sedans, tourine —~ c ) indell : ‘ (e) Ora Drive it yourself; coupes. terms, Call 4012 Chouteauv. __ (eG) Lt , he OS 2801 Tocust st Bomont oi 62. , , , : 2 . OE pee pm a —— " arripR gent. a nm | care. 941-43 Delmar. Vorcat B18, _ (oR) | FOR D— Ros deter. 120 = “Fecon- | CHEV RDL OT — 1826. touring car; Tust o sii tenan Ga eens san 402. can SAVE what THEY WOULD MAKE. f *AP|NEW ACCESSORIES cone aden South a "hie tione an usrantes aby terms ul ar r Wit ne it bey, Cabany | BIOPW SALS Mcl’herson RENT A_FORD Mondenhalil, F Fy ) S15 Locust at Fellow eels; b $2 hor ing: reconditioned ni Rieuarentend paint- ee : Hh “4 nen: - D iT. YOURSELF, we ae ealera, - ae. _ he a bargain at O68) ed © ark blue: worth 0: it Foatgy Bir. 4 We also have A limited number of cars that we will ill FEED ALTO P ARTS—-Ford, Dodee. ig n Se RIE wi N’’ 7 : 7 . —- . = a ee y os | ARDROBFE MXCHANGE, Paro 8. Grand . Open evenings P10 Washington. (65) tires; mechanicaily and appearance SAMC ton door spentne curtains. & wire cept to run on their own pow er. Tires ss For Sale OM ad iealdventien cc) Wanted | HUDSON SPHRDATER—Wire wheels: per. S200) rene ston Hine Sale Wanred: this is what we call @ poor man's oar. TA TS . Tr AN ATT ‘ , TIRES —Biand-new w. fabric and cords; via CAPE—laAy's: mood pond sion ALI. AUTOS Wtd—-Oondition Pe odds ct, | Penk only $890. Terms; trade. B16 &, ; ROLE eee 922 “model; like|and bring ¥ back: woniy B2¥D: i tee SPRING IS HERE—BUY AN AUTOMOBILE—ENJO\‘ __ly_ scorched: $2 up. the Chestaut, _ — Po el) 6=6BORe 8 Jefferson Aidney 1646 ator. {co) ee i THE GREAT OTT.OF_ DOORS. Hie IR ES— 4x4. $6.50: 32x4. $5.50. 30x we —_ s _ in J a - _ - —_ _ ‘ ‘ st oke aze : 7) b A Tr. arr NG @UIT—Lady's gray, worn twioe | Al fOS Wtd—WIll pay cash. 716 N. Van- OVERLAND§—Baby fours, roadsters end tor ¢ 43 ‘orest Park. Lindell 7 | OLIVE MOTOR CO. i Bee nO OY eee Tinsel eleepts poroh and ru . : an as as A) tounlngs; 205: S95 down, trad ‘ pX olmar One | : ‘ Tt 3! BD, } g cost $40. ne!! RTs Call Cabanys deventer, a) (c6) | L s “ ‘ : pen evenings. 10 Wash! maton. (08) | HH We will let you pay w hile you ride. These automobiles it T ied S— Used. BOx% ozs 6 $3 anda i 4 ’ one venlences eucelient meine wa larger einer, (Cc? rewur , a ee ” ion ae matt! : live ‘2 j \ > | : bene ehattemiarpnepeenmsen AUTOS Wtd.—All old, in any condit'on,; | - BY 74 h CH ROLMT-—Touring. 1922 m oda! ; looke rORDAN—1990. 7 ne tonrt: = i ye. ' r ~ ft Miue irteotine. Sieve 14; girlish stvie goose price pal j bode hiddie at. ¢ ventral | OVERLAND ©T AR R ROADS $1 ER and rune like new: ei reein: “open ev an! ngs J RDAN—1920, _7-paam —— repainted by | are here for von tO inspect. c* ome in and pick out the | i T ire neon ine Bt = S 4: hs - . ba hs B—Newly decorated ? ont } mre oy 18 Shorr ’ +, BOxD, ‘teem at a “ ; gucellent « home. . coy : | very ~ 590 t 3 eae iike rand. ad thwein Motor Corp., "920 Loc: high-cless workman; 5 ractically wi | ld lik I id N bli t HH | Sseae —" 5 thy, PO AUTOS HOUGHT—SbIA0 $1900, mork res | § SEAT. “Baie Vooctet, Nights Wondey. | occ eee eere Lancet 70" Od. __(0)| tires: many extra, Phone Webster 28. | ear you would like to bid on. No obligation on your 3x4, ou 1 TLady's tween aute, sire 86: Nike new. | paid, tought. Bomont 18a2W. Oba acuet, Nights, Sunday | iii ET practically new tires: lots of extras: a veal | |?) RE MEMBER THE DATE— Sonate: #)) Righ-arade goolts stvies un tothe ket for 890 hich -ecrede used automodties del) T7000 “Delmar a tat . 2: ' good bur ‘ : - > . ' ALS e's © 8 t “4 r ’ _ —_—- pe . “ . * a = tii : . - “** ‘4 f. . ) t minute, very reas nab e Fastern for expurt ury \N pey spo asn CC 1 [2 Vv Re LL, E T rT Ol R ING, 1929 SAINT TLOUTIS MOTOR CAR CO. Saturday 7 Of) P. M.. Ma reh 87 st. | Tr $1° 50: 32> 3 : 33x4. @) . § , if other thing Exe hanks. Reol Kaeton iM) no delay he followtn makes ans vell as was Q oR cust st . ; other high-grade automobiles are of special | , $75 SH say ck ae ee gcest roeeme | « 01 Jocust st. Bomont nt 1269, | cADs G2 ee Soom &\radiey Tire € gts WwW (interest to ug: Cadillac, Marmon, Packard, Overland eal . ipa, wheele: Montt- ‘'n tow? This ¢ shevre olet ‘a Dre? LEXINGT* >t Alieeniee repainted, reniok- ) — : : - b iT 517 pom + omen’s Easter Clothes farce Arrow, Mercer, Rolle Royce, tute, wha SIDe BticK ATTO CO. Boss ie}. *¥Sry respect ‘gp Interest os eled; new cord tires; guaranteed; terms. r Yr WV | Save Money on Y our ‘Tires 7 fron: room@. with board, Those who underetand and aprrectate won a ‘ Hupmobile ord, Stude va Ker, ’ o r anen neat ‘. 2 ‘ A se au > WO) TOR “Wy ie 910 “ FP porch _ Gibson ; Silo _Loquat % (7) | ic » WO Or ty i ‘ aM 4 ries 3 ser ee Gertul clothes, mada of the finest material tn vv Chevrolet, Lexington, Paize, | PAt__“ore Delmer 45% o : : ‘ee z YW 2. " i. 4: J? c a a) geal gd gern y, used corde of iv i oN repent AL! 3 gentiemen oF go +wel se .¢O ' dans, x seanger Aster: quiet ‘notor : _ . : | DXINGTON-—18922 tourtng: ugeé 5 months: |} | ‘ the latest atylen. come and see our large buick “an ues upes. sedans, | REO—4-paasenger roa a 4 Til , : or é' : " . ’ ‘ny ; , ‘ dy ; r oy Otie conor . ye _ ? ° ® =m - . er ’ ‘ fr af 5 0 uf ; ri 5 Panes ati tren bring them is pet the aeh ren) uv fk someone wht As SRO F in COLE AERO Ss Tot RING Amste 6 motor: 5 passenger; OC@r guar tial | ptah eas Distributor a - 0 aclect m.4a ”» Open evenin fe : A. 0 " ia " hi ' . ‘ fortinent of ertent hy we lr ratte David, Momont 691. (Motoriat “how, ney avy, \e7 Tates*t wire wheels: virtuall anteed in perfect condition throughout; real | Olive. Mail orders Nijed vba for one or sales Saturday and Mondas M ry _(B) + ; : ee $97 45 0 D zt a 2 | winTy WARDHOMIC MN Tl ANGE. TR Locust ; : STt Te Speedster, 4. passenger sport ‘In ode! eords al) around Oia main it 11 ’ a4 ; 5. 455i elmer. Dann. ef) i a ; ¥ “rity . . "ec: ’ S! fe. nee f “rand (oF)! FORD Wt ‘ Sedan. 1921 or 1972; fn ood good condition priced right *ONbeor 4120 4 tO the most exacti: at ’ at Bomont 4] 18 h X LO¢ I S | . ( enti al 36: ; . TIR ES ; TI RES TIRES! ‘ eonditior yay cash no dealers Box K Tactiiat ) VERSAT, 2418 lo iat Fi@hnt :} ( Automobiles For Sale ! Good used tires A'i makes and sites. THE Jefferson Dar ‘wale Btore tr — se of 142 Port. Diss ratcn. 2) me ; ‘OL Mis iA 6—Touri: S5S50- me and ge — = 20%3. ooh kOxSt a re ’ Al othe sizes lad : . * qt . ° ° - ) - - ; . 7 i a a : ’ ob : ’ ‘. j i] fs ba ‘ 4 i Bay 1 al eye te LALL AUTOS Wtd.--Any condition, 3441 Sedans For Sale __Open lot. 20th and Locust. _ | Miscellaneous — - = ———— = -— oo pening LE el ges te unsatiogaeae wear; se}! aii or rere TRON Waeh Juniata sto — nie | enmemccmadl —~- é‘ iinntiantgutbasnaibeas GES—4 touring ca: $1: y _ “ sine — —_——. ==>; within one year and get another at a —— - MUNEY loanea on euromobiiee; late model CHANDI,. ER SEDAN me, trade S518 } sa ston. (ch) |) (CT = — = = = : ————— —__ 1,2 - --— Ll prtee. ] — eare bougit, sold Ne Auction Co., 110 Rebullt; guaranteed throughout: refinished: Th »E—-1 P20, ~tourt ne; like new; only $485: HY gta : j as 7 i 1918 Cheatnut et. EXCHANGE Olive at , (cB) | ; _orand- fr; new tires. wonderfi] SIRS Aown 3441 luniata aoa . , = _ “ . ’ y: » dor a7 a re | | 410. 10.000 TIRES SScA( R ICED — + ily? VACANT TAT Wea — Will Kive Ford sedan 75,000 CASH FOR AUTOS UNIVERSAL, 2418 Tecust. Nights. & DOM E—1922, ris: qalmost new: cheap: | fT eels aoe ‘gece’ Onc an a | aed ware SP VRCARS It oF payment on house. 1 We went 100; any kind. bring your car CHEVROLET —Sedai. late mod aelien ae np -22 vi SS Bad (te 37.5. $4.50. if any used ur of Fe “gentlemen ’ eos eed ae pase oe eae 4 none the cash. TRIANGLE MOTOI condition new pal nt fhe 3560. Kar Y +) ; and ? > 3 om — to ring e:. ih na ees TM ‘unaatisfactor y within om year # . ’ L oF . . a epee. Somer Forest 8838. Delmas Ae) Motor Car 4145 Yo 28) — an ecus* a Jin ill |i turn and get another at helf price, : PKs, = Nicety furnished front : ae : eheadinarar cR) Un—New $478: 9145 ROY'’S TIRE STORES. GOLD AND SILVER 29° Olive et K1ONOO ¢ ‘hevrolet Sedan. S5HOF tv: re 7 . » re er! eau painted. — ifice: i CAeley dal ott silver, platinum. broken Autos vv anted Badly Looke and runs brand-new: no value like i el ee ae ames Saye ; en 1418 ¢ nonaes ie Ph . r a Miller, 1322 Olive ae « We pay more than any ‘'! '" town; conventent terms Open Sunda: DODGES, Buicks. fords many otners, £25 OA) N,V ancevelntes, an ' “ah A ¥ 4 : epee = ay (cB) Sen bef 7. forenoon Up: termes: trade: anything 2349 Olive 608 Misourt ev. EB. St. Lew rood wai; el : — te By Le BA pw ai SON MOTO 00 . , , p+ - 1a 1 , | CcoO.. 910 Washington R CAR . ee Lo oc nuet . atin (8) ue aTéx I... cA oa hn i8 N. Grant, & Bomont 110. eee Ea Sedan; new cords: 7 Bo | 4 A. 1 single beds: oe ah erm G deo ? - f extr > 4 omre hertn of Olive ‘et (oR) Stop, look Read =e ete rms Gibson. 3120 Locust.(7 } aki, 0 = ry) n pee it oar 1's i] U S I Cc A, L : | deen ne ~ oo M F: ‘ A 4 ver. ; ) ; wire wheels cord u ® SS) i es ia we for old go). tia BO) AUTOS WANTED aeie Ton, cencition, er better than poOGE—Tourings: ten; terms $50 to 6180 | Read ‘em and weep, that’s what our competitors do—they say sie gives om — | a - meine Brices pald for old gold. broken | Don't give vour cag away. We pay more HODGE—19i8. sedan B wire wheels, mood guarantees Gideon, 3120 Locust. | Yahlem’s been quiet for a long time, but now he’s cut loose. Yahlem doesn't want t: bal t ‘ ler " ir 7 ’ mt er rale To e ‘e rfac crend'tio ‘ e —_—- ——- . ae ’ owelrys armonds , oO Mar. than ; h tes Ke r: Packard $106 reat Benton tion, S350 cae takes 1922 DODGE TOURING hog’ if all, A smal] profit looks mighty good to us. SS -- > sane : pot cael no watth MOTOR SYatavel Cadillac, $590 Packard, $1150 Hi|| gtgiemes 5701 Park. Gran ror the next no days we will pay tw i S500) | bd 5. wt a So - + tage wt condition, ines al models: ter ms "s50 to S100 down: | | Overland, $98 Willys, e260 Hup $550 é Anderson, #650 Marmon, $1390 H $. - EXPER” 7 jano tuning a = ¢ +t . ' . ' 7 or ' ‘ ,* ¢ v “a” ‘ ‘ a ari take vou ’ gnie todav ; " | A = | = roaaway. your diamonds. ii. Mi!) iF, - = we : an is wre , roR f ny ‘ pO " = _ ot no ealers. 5204 Harper § rine Mot ay ID a . Ope! Oakland, $145 Olds. $250 Chandler, $650 Stutz, $750 Stearns, $850 Rr ay tree he 25 Bare 1 or -_ i) tao mort 4 1) =a ™ ” ‘ihe = EAS - awe ate ao z f. P ee «3 : a CHEVROLET—S$75 for a coune tarme. trade cite ie vr : . Reo, #1385 Gardner, #560 Hudson, $450 Easex, $550 Jewett, $9650 sonar, POULTRY AND BIROS driven only 6 trl aes » Bood tires ny he FORD- 1990. wecia: on i irae rer Tr iy MMe { | RING, 1929 | - . ] a a SAGE CHICKS—i06 4). Orpingtona, An- ['™. stop fo pumper. (this yea 205: 89% Aown. %441 Juniata , , to see this practical aw | if COUPES SEDANS ‘ . .) cense. nerte : ' ‘ ba: 1338 On , Des . : ; nor _ , m a ‘ men a i} rae Pe oe 2748 Omen ae “_ ; : + Be . an “ : Pe $250 un Stearns .. $49") 9 Fords........9300 up Maxwell De VIOLIN mandolin, mando-bango, = : er ey , . “OR . ™ ’ - . ' 7; strument leaned, TLS B-—, . —— . —— i ' i | salary expected. | Give, references. & ~~ T . . : ,ita aan > nie = ’ . ' "”~ ce ate 7 _ linde ‘ . > . ~~ . “a : , in May . rity ; . Thompeon white rock . . ; No | ify » to reconditiona : Do you know that Yahlem has sold 118 used cars so far this month? There must be a — Hl] Hoon Minag. ciey, ter, papaematcona | hover 19 1] DODGE (“¢)T PE —— = aed , ip mike our ple Ferguson a ne me tical cor ° 1) ; an » 10% i roma mma ae hy ly 1 a eas than 90 As *: brand-new | . Tle UPRIGHT PIAN ¥ “a y ome " te ae 4 aerifice SIRO: t “i = . hs omy ly 5p OF Wiss - laat: yenr"e meee o omy or allem Ine rice Wrecker Me Rtg at ae } = Nee inet sivie $3.65 en . ; “ ; _ ; s— : © (oh ror .10°} nar tras a ' asl vn Ege bes ne ‘ = fe . ’ LATER PIANO mane selest high f a a trade terme , “ y loli FOR, “Hea Tr ts a se 8 , ae sé Jo | Y ys rs A Detector z oon TaRy | FORD RD— — COU a 192i 5 Jthyreon cir $380 cand ‘alt, tv con Shin Bes antard by the distributer or Bort ea: 1035 N. Grand. Open Iv ening netaioat ree a a, a , “i Cai, oat. - cares ih , 8895; terme size Casa, j og @ So \sicadeiet Motor Co. 3887 Termes to s Open Sunday forenc , a ee The noune ro A SL. ' . : : n hoc - ; e- ‘ e ‘5 WILSON MOTOR GAR 00., 2921 Lecust. je x = = —> . 3 = a a See Gy. A a BPO OI NE © aa & oem - * + % 22 « a « ~ ee i -_-* a Musicai instruction o —— >. 4 ~ ll % .

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MA RG 20. 1098. ye a ve ay ou IF YOU OWN A LOT AND NEED SOME MONEY, find a buyer through these columns. “BG i. ton dump drive eee 4 i Mw ston, Gump drive: bargain, We 7 USICAL | prMOOMS FOR RENT—South | ROOMS IN SUBURBS FLATS FOR RENT—South | REAL ESTATE_w't’p To BUY | SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE © - « Ns (> & 7 RUSSELL. 2@ a ~ 5 roo wun WE hav bh buyers ¢t Ee@lafe and all fixture — ae nos an 46—large houseksep | MAPLE SL. 7450— ood Fer-) MAGNOLIA. 30490—apariment, ma, a5 | © cash bu) = Pate and ell fixtires Appr a | _Planos J i Organs For Sale | __ modern _&nd_conveniences an Feee | MAPLES i 650—-Mapioweed; si ioe MAGIOLLS. $000 APaee eguemeee | ty, especially 2 and 4 ell kinds of proper- Webster Groves o East St. lauie | > Collins. 9 | PLATE R- ER-P1A NO—$1 o- Regal; mahogany; Ri SSELL, 3842— Furnished room for sleep | _R47R., 96) | Apartment F cottages or bungalows our clients hare the | | | 9 ee et el tomes ache 4 a : ~y P} — Do enti: * be ye per | in two rile err loyed Granda S265 Ww a ——_ = | StRpocw, 4541—Southampton: five large so) - " be ail, price lv right oan j Webster New Bungalow Bargain | B foniition: any «etvle beds ot. _ = 6.) GHT TANOs— vat ———=: feb} RUSSELL 6f5—1 or 2 connecting front | _rooms, tile bath. hardwood #1 sete lemamed ¢ em Fae ~~ 4 Rock Hi modern. ne Bleviing’s§ 81h \e =— He | ‘g eer ~~ SS ie. > toe ms ae $1 montn,| °Oms; steam heat: couple or geutiemen | act garage: brand new _F a! te he wat. (o6) Ay roe a, mile “b. math. be TF pon a b, i BALDWIN PIANO Cor “421k one | private family (7) | Soue BITES. on the Meram a wre ‘i pi you &re not ready to b 2_Olive (of oS) | RU SSELL, 2846—Large housekeeping ——ve MO rit. RO? at. (oS) electric, Jaunéry _ _ + ole ~ ih wai eg Se buy your singte open.; 500 feet from etrest caret 40 : - Lo Uusek Fe DIN roomns hear’ « t them «, r “ om an buv this one. Bay: ! DELMAR, Met ea clean housekeepin . —-- = (ast & ; a BUNGALOW Wt4—S or rooms; garage) inge som [oR Rive a a | aicove; also sleep rooms. { FLAT—5 rooms: hbo ~air urnace ; peliin modern; prefer Routh a ty, M2 ——o "oe! ae | ol ate, £50 line datly, 800 Bun. — 2029 OLIVE ST nus v | | - 1p — tO cpt or housekeeping; g@evh- | r to high-class tenant only. omont | FTAT i—@ or 5 rooms: by BS adits: | | On Gorman st. in Kenwood Homesites, j ts © WIrs roll | ; ~~ sl a Bahnsen Upright Piano, mabh- | — oo Cv. {73} orth es preterres best of reference. Suburban Property Wanted | oe (8) OPEN EVENINGS Fogany, $50.00. | | PRLMAR Bi... 5052——Comfortable room: | #5) aCKSTONE, 1484—Becond floor. @ rooms, | _Bo> atc TGREAGE Wis = J 4 best board; @ gentiemen; 97.50 each; | ewly Gqoorated:; open; hest and janiw ir =~ i—3, 4 or 5 room SBidney 2435. | AGE Wtd—To Weser Brothers Piano, full size, ee “Sr. 61b8—PFurnished front jeu eo HEIMER, 617 Chestast, at — qt " ae . “(7} car; wit 5 Sorina a Enis , : oT OPE Hise x. | | THERE ARE ONLY l 12 LOTS I s P4 -” , \r +} . a ) : FLAT ; : a bath, eice: Jy : at } ar rio excellent for pract icing, $50.00. i rooms all convenien 2e8; gentiemen pre- FARANNE 65 14—4 reome breakfast room couple, near (fersot ,, bet ween Chip- | gate socetion, price, eto. Re, bath h, iplectrlow price | OSb00,° pe 4 ; Camp & Co. Piano, rosewood case, Fe eee | 6 SUB parler, With Murphy Seda, hae? oe pews end susse__= _ 8 «a a Gravots av. ak IN | DELMAR BL, 5711A—Splendidly furntshed;| gteam heat and janitor ow Loe, price Wi: FLAT Wta.—5 ; ooms. modern by 8 | AND E PE Tt art or kai'h 'b2| CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | | Se eae ee ody re in splendid condition, $100.00. | tm-a-dor bed: private bathroom; desirable;| ST. CLAIR REAL’ I ILDING | low rent; references necessary __ (FB) | 202 Wainwright & ag. Ollve 9249 ~8) | F-32468, Post-D tc? (7 f . -_— — i! > ape } ‘i; ~ r EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. ae NTH, 2612 N.—Housekeeping room, | CATES. 5609 (24 floor past oo corner>—Siz | FAT wWid.—3 rooms, bath, electric, | ae ILDING LOTS C) afew A we ostiee — _ i] H | 5 0, _ 8: ng! * bed; cot it le bed, #4. ht ae rooms ar -% ath heat ma janitor. (50) V. ward: Bo utb Side Tr erside 1p62 Ww. a ; For . or wil) accept 200: rn deed | p Ae R 2 P RAER g, FUT LE 1 | ENRIG. see 572. }—Furn ished room in privat Afre ES, $806—Bee tifa! apartment, ~~ yl e Sa —_———— 3 bie iilder. Owner, “Ged a aE | 7 : pashli se blag hae a | Seen roe secrete Sey ;_recerence. | seems eng & 7 48 ee ee ee t Modern; 5 rooms; reasonabie | | / | _{08) ; To ) £ it, ilv of acults Colfax an 4 ENRIGHT. S00A=-W ell furn ished room ! | £2 2ke. ,edany (Grand~Leader. ) ‘ partment: private: for one or two wR. | Cates. 6431-—4 = -— a | gr * Post-Disparch. 98) North — ae } : (cdA _tlemen, é t rea st 20 ees "Wiles T Wid.—Or o ttage. 3 ro oma. ‘bath, ene iii o58) ENRIGHT 4118A—-8 houbekeeping roome:;| Steam heat, janitor service, second logs nd ric; mother ané@ grown son. Box LOT—50x1 88; w: oa sacrifice. 41 00 Maffitt. . 55 Se a electri c; adults: references exc rn | DELMAR = o rr = ; room) = ~ ' % rime T)te ateh f __ Call | Li Linde! { ae 5) | Gow on™ ee ‘Bob } - E LMA 157 — ; steam — eS cee : ritle . vty Talkina Machines For Sale — ) | Penlahed, $87.60 per month. Apply 4547 | FLAT Wtd.—¢ or 5 rooms, modern. ) é GEUNEWICK— Brand-new. only 872.50, 20 | eran e© cugnenting beuee | icer bt D} sgounle ; Bouth, Site laa. wo Southwest A REAL COZ¥ HOME . recoré esclections inc!u ded rm) ) n 4 tor; 3 b as ac =z Re ae mas DELMAR BL., 4557—Apa: artment; 5 — FLA 7 | aicraiin ft roome “ YALE AND GL ADES AVES. gong He ge i RE E | e HIGH IN QT ALITY eo., 1101 Olive st wt?) \.— i nicely furnished Bt eam "ghtt — —~ a $57.50 per mone6) ul4 consider work for rent. Box K-3°5. 1) if . yon tr, got we. rie nt ge eS ee atria, “aa 1S brit} THE SUBDIVISION SUP M ‘ . a gg en eS ab'inet: lev all siearm- -beated fiat wit couple; evenin fs) AD : = = ost ispa tc? : wt) pay you per screens, awnings. garage: price reaeon- 4 es not mean that they are a ras: rH asome fini ish . meniuiaia 18) Eg stan 2 | SAT. Rall AF nd fbeth, eek n able. Owner has taken excellent care ae Q: j i ’ sh in price . ry Siete acm ot Purmture Co., | BINNEY. 2041——Siagie and connecting lent | leo EO —¥S iT rooms, tile bath, een, Fiats and Ap’ts Wid. WALTER SHIELDS uke new. 42xx Lafayette, Box C-208, P.-D. | |/i In the heart of the South Side—one block west . { . * ee ee — - . ee oN ye — . } > ’ ry « y _r . a ie ponsib > arr’ t) . — ‘ ONOGRAPHS—PFargeine : kind ¢| HAMILTON, 1144 (Apt B)—Furnished haréwood floc steam heat, Jajitor serv- }) FLA Wtd.—Responsibi young mar ied 320 W ainwricht Bld Sock consists of standard, repu. | . = PHOX phonographs one a5 ~ BR. be Bboshe” beds; 2 meals if desired “S| on ph E emer SAM. 206 Int Life Bi¢g Phnnes le want nished 3 or # room £1 8) OF - ——— Be . Southwest of Grand boulevard on Meramec street. ‘ machines are Gunranteed: worth up SPY. GC aaa Sa 8 STD | ao BO TCH is sts at wr in8) — a and ee Fea OF "2 a | - S=_ : eet , er haggis ame teen NE ores | RuNaiNoTON SLI Gu ont veoey # | ocyvR—S7gT—ieal furlehed weapimenk |PURNT- HED APARTMENT WHET fort West = ee eis sae ae || + ss Ome in’ ,Xaniine the ‘ . = ge trom ut mp) da: “hie ook | ¥o at 7 oF. he v 707—I¢ea u s: , BK . i i ARTMEN vtd 40 rent to deal flat or ap t . t; F , ° i open ical and Heowae — B TSTERN MI io DEPARTMENT, | ENsIN a ts cooking. cet i ase, |@ | uke rooms, hot-water heat, gas, bath, eleo- | oF Be eawe , 3. or & room efficienoy, May MGR00 eae ga fiat st-B a ate; will rent. Box 205, | e V WU IVISIOMN I ia ioe ,ice pie ath live mt } se ' “ od >, oe A rt mont 2 = re i? t y a —_— keeping room; modern conveniences; couple | - — -—- - ——--*? - pe tonestiy represented is our | WALKING MACTIINES—Ana records bought | . SENDL ETON, 618—Between Wash ington | ; ° | ae ao preferred = ie om apartment; adultes o1 Abs ] {9 ] > to. + and sold. §&. Smith & Co.. 613 N “a | KING 5 HiIGHWAaAyY. 144 N.—Light | ——. apa oan Bee — S02. 204 cate ond | FLATS FOR RENT__Furniched IMPROVED PROP’ TY FOR SALE West © VU e VY ve digit * 4 . . “7 PS ———— —-—- —~- | . keeping rowm: no chiicren._ a lialacnts Et Ce Fa "3 full-ei n-a-dor | BUNGALOW—West En4. Goctor fi BURGALOW— —6 rooms, sleeping. poreB: hot- Veber Imm IP: SImenct cc VICTROLAS— Ana eat a aah h yineet ' KING: S Hi 3HW AY, 029 N.—Connect ing | beds newly decoratec; open. uitor:; | Northwest — transfer paint lolland Bidg. ‘78) water heat; bargain. ghiand ar. ** ; prices pa) iiier, N roa lway \ousekeeping recnis. s one room sy. irep ‘ding: e' lectric elevat Hov & fir og ge ott _aiiiiiess sain Automobile Ce ’ » Ceceomal nal (ok) | one $$ 18) | oTPORFFAGILEA CO. 4014 Delmar, . __ | COTTAGE, 26464 —3 rooms, vompletely fur- | " aition, southwest Gomer Pave and Whe | Transportation, Conveniences, Loca- : —" “ - o g> all Da - via 5. " ‘ ‘ ss eee © WICTOR VIOTROLA—Lareest 5! 20, electric; | LINDELL BL. 4155—4 rooms, -% com- | WABHINGTON prior: 5007—2a floor west: 5 | — on yee A J fer bath, electric, furnaces o¥. FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE 19th AND LOCUST Se Pe ee ag Re | yee Tariana — See seeks rataed | CRORES On 01s Belen, West | sasund is EBERT, Sooln 407, 722 Chestaut : tion, Improvements, Prices, Finance. , . ; new: complet t ooks, $75 in NDELL BL., 43x2—Hand¢someiy furnishe 5) 53: : T, room 40 £22 Chestnut | yecor(s: make offer, 4903 Pershing room: — apartme 7) éiscriminat! ng | WASHING TON BL. 6256—34 £1 north; 5 TON 445 7 . (06) North ’ — ces winees man. Lindel) 202], — ay : ie; heat furnished: Conver: enses} ih ‘aE Bo Qype, 3.2 im st * re, £3°% - " x ro — cee yr reed ome, gal re. h; ; ) B. th st.: 4-room brick oottage od 4 ek 9 ané 2521-23- a7 aac Y R wid F Records Rolls Sheet Musio _ wert) nice! sa BR06- front reom priv: ate | floor = enc 4 flats: cee. water, electric; rfect ; 5x180 two sepeeete fou our VU INAMmc SUEI0 , Be-nowe; Be wech. As ae my family; reasone bie, (462) GE BASHFORD, 715 Chestnut aoe DWELLIN FOR RE | cone! OTe i rent we 80 , oa of Ch snut - | rick fiat “buildings: 3 me each} water, i S-note: 0 eac 0) 0 WcPHERSOUN 4056—Larges. light, weil-fur- Main ace. a Gs | -_ = _ | = : ! r Ft | 50 t Has - | nished outside rooms; twin beds; rupni WATERMA: e177 " ; 4) mT | | LA A er 0 I sO MOBILE AND GOLD SB4L CARS TER = a ew. cantly soiled and! water; table very Reet; excellent locatica (1) | ™ ality. wit sublease october, £ 1584. Northwest FARMS FOR RENT | | ° | i BM Bair hits PLANO G6." 1008 “heme; employed percone; Ollve, Bhar cryinad aon © ‘tun parion: oq) | MIGHLAND, 6645—For rent or lease, bun- FARN—770 acres; 7 miles west of olty; quit- | | een i) VS + Ss ee a en — 451 5 sp , gaiow, 6 roome sleeping porch; hot-water | C xtt .~ or trucking. Cabany 2924 Box 000 TS faiye 8-room H = Bek MINSTER PL., €516—9 rooms, two wt; never occupied {7) ~-217, et-Dispatch. (o7) ~ y. at ; . INE RVA, 5038—2 rooms, light housekeep- | . m ee ee ee as 4 : 7 eee OTR RARELY Chassis For Sale 7 Machines Wanted ing: modern; hot water, hardwood f | paths; sun parlor; possession April >; | | ae bn iets | |] SEE Z BIS—-Severai good weed Fords: real SOUGHT AND BOLD, Victron and Edison MINERVA, +p peor beat. 3 itor WINNEBAGO, 2313A—$85: residence, 8714 FARM ) ft nt a | ich? | Where, Phone Olive 1243W. Miller's. 1s family, | bath, nicely furnished; steam heat, Janitor | Ws" roadway owner. 728. ry. Ry Sout ——— - —= Olive ore, “oe: everything furnished: Sl week. | 2. ee See. owns rand x.) implements; clear; exchange for fiat, outh ee o- OLIVE, 421]2A—Lovely front room wit h ab ll tc~ = lll lS 4 | Ten ‘ru esis, good condition ne Saturday. | | ATIE sd. ence; immediate possession. 1 paragon, ie Botanical; 4 and 6 roons; 3 nerzet , 9205; torus, Montenbau eee orteadlenesatemmtadar I ~— 57ai--Atuaative 6. HOUSES WANTED Grand as ba peer Le —_ 6. ers, 231. "Locust. Open eventnge ~ oy = x 6071 Slosle fusnished roo: —4 es with om “parior furphy Sr FARN—Arkaneas, ang timber RE: a | . = mit a. ’ — ~ _ | . a mee am ie aie UNGALOW Wtd.—@ rooms: by 8 ulte:| mel easy terms; near §m ' neople employed: priv ate “fam! liv. est ae, aa Soa WESTMINSTER PL... 5728—4 me gun | OUT! iE Wtd—3 rc Ooms; Southwest or | FA cn Femeene. and timter oR xk, | ——Eedies. coupe, sedans roadster, sane way 86019 (8) or ey neg roh ond floor Mapier 008 : couple: S10 reward. H. I Small tracts: easy terms: -| ru. i807 Rus rine ane teu bodies gh. bargnias mm or and Olive: lovely froom, oe — et: ons. pinion, | Ma 955 ark. ies ‘ batig a over ; “et: opportunities: agentes wanted. | a ee | _—— = ; ~ a , " a PP .— Detiy, eoltd eyate foc line ‘ rt oinin by al privileges; sea) 66 ENoRR- xen “RAL TY ‘OTTAGE i a phoff, Pontiac Bide. St. Louje._ ‘cS erate hot-water heaters prick gare y ina got bel mn se orcs: ecans, Sc Roome Vanied. Hotels _tleman nae 0A, _oLn FF +4 i= > te Se shen; sieam hest, Bell phone; vacagt| “CPT AEE Ay comet 108 N. BY ‘SUBURBAN PROP'TY WANTED | RP Sthadway. SE roule Ma “zyier £160 | 4X SNTAL RY on Miers See ii ‘Olive 8233 Carleton Bldg. @ de iv Ke traded cer dent (oe . co apres a eros ” af Ma wi nn rl teB) +} HOUSE Wi (4.—To rent, summer mer month ha by by | LANT Fo 120 3 4 Seon Geile cing ee ae ey | | . — rte—F Sa! count, farm!iv; mo 4 per POOTmS : “two connecting, ND smnoleted: }-roor ‘partment wich} be being | groan at) ie family eae A > pn ng Sy | ground in Wisconsin. 917 Allen av. xk eu Hie, ppeculation. 815 Che mii) Come out today. wessorics, a or | So ROOMS wit BOARD—OITY 84 extra large, with lavetor) th; conven-| es room, arene! ne in-ea-dor — ‘ raliroad or street car. Box F-418, P..- é: c oma EY parenins §) up boxes wn@ paris BoFadiy teem tor Gro pedesd pent | [Rh cee O24 Goudie beds. © Caban) gery coy | reat A "Es; brick garage. | : fiSert (96) | $10 TO $50 DOWN! \— >| Salesmen on the grounds every day till dark. : Pom ' er ee . : o'r) _— . “ ¥ 649 a er a 7 oO ’ : ay A I if ' is ic MPmrsSon. tank and al : Seale S80. Forest S007 = ee $29 N.—Idea) 2 front roams house- —— APAR? MENTS FIREPROOF GARAGES LES—For f fone tune: near thriving otty tm lower Mob: rer Hi me — $2400 Bo veers propesty in Aret-ciase| West Ts ins; |e you wr ur own terme. Mr et) @ASHINGTON B 58620——Singie vileeping |; 58 Up parior ap peer house, ee ot oe sigs hae « : ree ; = ‘eatiy furnished | HINGTON BL., 4175—Garage apace fer | tate : ti! tistricts; schoojs, | bany * Aix | mt] : ; STORE—4407 & South WASHINGTON K 4€1% 5—K ea t y 7 Bane , cR INE R E. "Co. ¢€128 CRestaes | n* ar ront drive i = ~ . 7 grrd tye a Ks . > - ent , or Cou! 7 ‘oy tS A tk 7) | stores, churches: city markets. 80 ace Gark | tm, in in tube rete ee each a? Rid Fi 2734A—Room “and board ‘tor mt So 4 = 2° of es —- —. | st. oF Be es Wels ey, — PS] MINS" ER PlL.. 6725—Nice brick gu- ioamy til age. 20 acres in bluegrass pasture; West JESTIC IC HOMES ame ice | ————— ntlemen, ; home with two adults (7)| WABHINGTON BL., 4459-—1 2 sourern 2 ge month; responsible party ony. | good fences; variety fruit. grapes; excellent | APARTMENT For sale or exchange, ¥ ‘‘New Colonials’’ : A} 1 \} Pore a “Ay Ginere AN > BOAR! =f 7 two iadies or exposed room} A Pr aio sto — Bom» nt. a £80) ») cottage, abundance of water be “Todos ed . 268, 8- —~y & ig a e Uni- » Pliak Ww ° . o wlly; Bc $8. Ro INGTON OR j0—Nicely ur- . pou.try nouse o se affairs, ock roomns gun per ina L¥ou ne square Ten! Auto Paris Post Dispatch | hs SS. (6a\ | mished Ba-fioor front room; shower bath | — Aberdeen it, mules, cows, sow. vehicles, tovis, a rental fei 398, Sob" ho bribe right u- = ae. iota incomparable in leea- mene yt ad 4 wetfereon and Arve, on S By, Fret ~For 8 wi orking girie or “3 en _Sleep'n® porcb. Ras F Kire ‘Tot LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES t~ ‘s crope ‘ onde jcee than alf 2. Bale. 0 st- ae pony et ’ convenient arrangement, ele- me H.-F sect ie ay. a , N ~ @408—Nenwly decorat- ’ Tra ~8C EA A | Details and photo pags OS 2)'u re, ri PLAD—6O97 Rs Rides. Bt J seriph F ow cost. | Tires For Sale tia private fui! Phone Grand wag mina ‘ON BL, rooms for men or em- Bellev ne ae OODWORKING 3 ACTORY gains meer © states . Cc By free. ire = | progmas xa ‘on ALD , 5-4 gance _ 0 tame ig NE pe set epee 4 | —x rand-new fabric ana corde: silaht- a. _ployed goupies. = 6 | ] t aa for ~g a a S aen gy Oy 7 PARAM AGENCY. 6055 Arcade Bl as.. . Web AZo sundae 7493. in “y been ormpieiely Geoorat and porrit ; ; = $2 up. 1400 Chestnut, (8) West y BSH!) NG fox a S05E—Es centjonalls Proof Oo cher er Ber y, for business ; possession. ner Lin > | Louie Mo | FTA Th—Bhax Buel 6 and cet 18xx enighed by Stix, Baer & Fuller 0G j | S050: ton4. BHO By pa — nice sou ront room ; ethan ioe “us - as | _fomple p a Westznin- | Co. to enable you to see what is b sult ~ 7 § ae nev. Oren Bunéer NNE. 5073-—Lovely room with miaseed- Ss home S165 Gage Fects) Geo (5) Devanshire Central __ | BAN PROP’TY FOR SALE n me: 8! 58 4 6\ for the beautiful new Colonial ° - . Ferd 0x4 300% $3_und uy ai 0 I Fn | BROADWAY, 1005 N =950.— | Sonar 5 = iti eg ? par Vor. | "See the home at @787 Chamberlain om, | 4 - ; A . fs o : is sepia ‘oth M. ° pies Eines front room, guitabie for — Sentiem sd j + SALT a bAM I BR ~ SALTY tO BT a ool 4 sents. owns, Gabe RA yl og By a at it em r -— = ae Cia u “AS, | . 1 New) y dec rated eo room | room with ovrivate gene. wae nw ag oe 4.10.14.20 N, Kingshighway 404. Wai nerriamt Bide. (oB) “BESS a BH, ening. has every modern ; 7 Hy S "khxh. itab. alt oe ent meals wnere home. Forest oie ttt a og eanamertammeatter |\GHOUTEAU, 1231—@tore, for automobile | HP NoALOW Six he tS det ¥ Go weet Imar te Kingsland (€700 e Senet : ~ | “or - en’ s banning. Ry rc a a Britt able re TER ai54— a — front —— Fe P Forest P k bt si nese “" any kin with pienty of s a P lot 45x17 Foose ido oe Cn: » A - i a west), on ngsiand te live reet Roe ¢ fabrica: 20s NS. 6756—RPxcelient board: large. M o ie Gann. cing ar | t rear for gmrages, etc.: entrance on three — 4: Webster 26 Fr a : par on one Dicck and sorth one 4 Sa 4) -¥ ome k male: fat ons + for two: garage. 4 and ce ay meatly furnished; ¢ , sides, adjoining 2th h ‘viaduct: will bulid; | =H e tae of $-5- BOO! CK FLA we to Chamberlain av. | Ry a8 ag a > -— : he usekeetl ing rooTa; ranga, oon uous stati Ot! eee 1 LD iS ses aio? , —— Se ee oe ARG a P’TY . EALT Lt =S sulte ’ ive Money on Your Tires 3. wit | rable for @ g a re 7 de ASS ' 4551—T! urmieshe Fore ‘st 1863. (95 ») 4 > ie xT [well 4 COTTAGS—Sesuees gs800. $45. go | 6966 Clayton: forced to sell BUSINESS PRO FOR SALE = { ; a e \| WheTMINSTER Lise — ished | > ‘ roon tor battery at > water heat; price 85500 . —_ e—— > : Bley, viet corte or fabren, frm Sa Ba ae oe | Pra or genie onto trenwooog a sa "Bis zeal Bette fear” wikeratn, Ovegand Park.ic6d)|eoeromme tee Siac? Shh MANUFACTURING SITE Sea | ae Ae Good) ear & Mille ih ? 58—For 2 gentiemen o "} ranience “at asonal.c ape . gO rt t in-/* , ¥ Ie if ie ue Wise rr) a ae hen appreciate privileges of & ores 1800 oe : APARTMENTS FOR RENT (ocx TiONs- a nicl Y — bd tic 3 tor drug store. 1 an | MOUSE 9 rome new: one “" of og} |“ G5e8 CA ATES—O S—OWNER LEAVY?! (epg Teal Toe Secon | Sy “hod Yara, oo i | ardere fille pen evenings 1% te home Forest 6701M —_= a . = == | 000; $100 cash: eve “ur ge Four-famflly apartment ny J — — 7 PN V., 1212—Twe second fie — FURNISHED : C ING EP - i MES! TIRES! TIRES! Bay eis AE, SaeMRS | “rent room tok Aourenemine it OC a i Anes usher penton reusvakee eps | Aan ad B tuoske eoath ot Hote te ie perch ho ak ae ang) Sane MONTY TO LOAN—CHy and SUMtPT lowe uo oS or tiv. emn) ovet- wr gis he LF _pen oS natn from Pare care ‘ine e elegtric ric 7 West > : t) f +t ee new, one acre al grouné n 6 sail 3 auees tires =A Skes GHC BSeS SON, 4474—Rooms and board: 38 WEsf PINE B -.. 8043- —Rec Second nest — m 820 90%, 106 'e east: Creve sour “OF ¢ | Second Keane e, 1008 Gass ey Stiles : : 4 aloe . bh . PINE Fe e ——— ‘ ~~ . 7 RTMENT —4 rooms: 3 : and erTnall sea. rp ocrKe south of ’ "i Tor 6. a i a anak SA All other eines, 96.80 : Continuous hot water home woo: Curn! shed room, 50 wee ok ~? 7 7 ioe; cheap; Gem Theater Rein > 5. | a” $ * .? ’ ; "7 ~~ risen io, . Ww , ~' * Aa ce , ‘ wh ery tie that proves unsatisfactor: GPpeT PINe BL... L.. 881 8—Roo ate Wat ; $ | Rhee ” . wite, Shale $30 | . . 1. and : mefher at half AND BROAnD—Two € gent lemen; firet- ete in homelike one iret-f t, Or mace Tay te ite ee, ur 73 » me e) | = oad ; is aceon ) Te = se fi Sy ats pyrnisoensPeawonatie | exe baciors reference, a ) Pee Bots cs == : J hestnut . © sete “8 tw . m3 An e -* D hens -" eo } ; 6. / ‘> 000 TIRES SA RIFICED dewisn familly: apartment gp A TT a. a © Soteanie ottiows in ae t 88 te 2 ox : be oh jome Ofte, Bogve , . : « Jeni rererens a noncnenss new bu! ] i ws a4 a / ’ ‘Ts. To. 4 : Ban Wet SB 1p : : eb tat oe 57 12—Reom, , soot ROOMS AND BOARD \V WANTED FURNI ow 4 Se cantdriamounn:s is yeai L conven: mt » ee E- | PoRd, ae ‘ : Lawest raice , 7460 if an: weed ure Bou : : or 8 gentlemen; sp ond! se} ’ RAA wWwta— By you may: ) _D' erson x efferson an vrem . ’ anc monthiy | " er % Oe Uline! ate ro 4 reas — ear te abie 2 ot Sarat Ss ROOM J AND a ROARD |} onde . » *- ar rriK 45°4—Furnishe ; @ rooma, batt Pt n avs, Bomont 511. Mr. Jorrencs. in (08) qu! nt e * D it te > ee Ges eo i+ eT, F 743——Nicctv furnished front 85i, Post Dispatch ‘ aculis o7) Ks. & | OLIVE 8ST 614—Tnree nice rooms, ani . i are ing to sell o 8 ~ "> j re ‘ rrKRE . Pr LS : _ . + os a Se . uit heal waier and sealt . FO . (OM» FOR ; SO°R Hiive at Do ara. gerntiemen: home comtor m = MARYLAND. 41460—93 or 5 apart- | or en s e: I &) om, b ent, lar ° oor are : ) La e: reome D y 5 "AIR «hestrnut et ena uM a Ce beee ments neatly furnished ; modern c con- Service: a - La ' room éani y home. 722 ec yo ané 8 ne seae. ll 64" y- 0 ou Wee ILA ao SN Vandeven'er, St Lou a INGTON FY! 4307— Lovely roomer | veniences (8) }OLTVE, 291 —b-story ney ren “thei > A tage arge rounds, “heart a pore ore S84 BY file > Sia ES steam rh We pia ke B08 Mieourt ev. BE. St Loule Ti. tm e a oe) ROO ROOMS We or @ unfurnish oms, oF) PERSHING. 5316 (Sterling A ee a ee eee eh Le ir 008 oon moders home, $3750 poof “gerege for "ence Ay, yh perfect con THIRD . j eS fiat _Si ‘éney “268 >. oJ Mrs Ki). ; ; i : l-reom room efficieney. p) O00; — —_ : —/ ' aa ¥ other | e ine: lie | btan wt eal nts -. 40 |= Desirable * room Ta Me Ww ta — ~~ rt niahed. ie P . yv hs ial eae — a re; y eieON alin 9 ? go! HN § ae sy . 008 board: singie beds: couples ¥ es couple. Rox Di ; arp a eeanaes ea el front | North ft .- o. fot) as nm — 1 oon- ——— | ROOM Wi —B: ‘mo RE fuer: ied or Unfur . 2 a ge = ~ | FLOR! SSANT, 5% —N ice sere sacle « M U S | t 4A 8 nished, with kiteben astvilege: South Bige he, Then” a > onso® te #” ogi ngee "£00 cesta Bast Side RESIDENCES FOR SALE ‘ROO ITY | Grena_deodut @) | PERSE Ng. o. Boor, —————— WS FOR RENT—C {Fenn — te room Ese | ack gor pas ae [ite—For wale ¢ tre .. lete RP test feet =——Gentieman. iar private oar. between 20Oxx and 46xx | ex : a : es : 4 ? oo city: Routh | Bide. mm ‘Grane Bras. “9 ro Telmar. or room rear public a ER INGE ? Bouth LEAN oo hestn =. fe jn ling vatly. 80° we | Box = 208 Por -j Dispatch (98) | OE th; en ees 08 * oe yy bbs 3 Sho wn rs . & Oentral dae Witd.—Two “furnist ed pos — t 7 housekeeping. on jet fleor r mother = = _ tgs”! Or Sun discount. 415A—Nicely furnished large wn daughter — son; state price. Pox | FURNISHED a : ere : . | a 4g ee ree redned 43 Pont: —— ot) | EL MONTE HOTEL, 5680 D Tuning and id Repairing —_ ‘ SE ae Te | ob te Live; most | 41 27—Bte best. running were OTELS | font tp or ts ari TU: NING Mrepairing | $4. week ook SP tot) | H |month ané ; rates 2701 Park ea (cl - | x, 3416 —— Housekeeping | ALCAZAR "ROTEL —3137 Lecust; steam “Month; aleo attractive leases. — conc ore —— | Seam heat. running water; 75c Gay up, $4 week | | Water in sink: shectric * 3 arrRr”™ iano vo tuning and age | op ic) _—- ——__. =—=== | rage hinken Wo bien er - mntee., 2h years S¥naw fence. as ee A WT " OT ~~ ni “ in Aroacia a) Ronee! Sidney B30 pay of § Northwest ee He Sole ] TC N HO ITE L FLATS FUR RENT a he mes 7 aE —_ a puitiieemecen iS ae a BRITT NTE, SS8S3A—Furnished LTON AND MAPLE A — - business dirtzic ‘ete on | J Li. Ast — a ccna: Coan D4) point oh earvice : " and itchen. coupie or aces rT Yu , Dp vf ‘ —— ~» * . av Will i ; Ulitabie ft AT . wr] Der ut! o ~ - - gt Br wervige ; —_ rer mer » —s . . lose to Se DENCE ~ ee " Musicai Instruction _ ae” ~ wea oro ans ~ . i= = “9 _a=_ « . > f«é 4 aon } — eae o® : } ’ ss : 3 " ID XN: r—] 824 Longfellow bi: , ey Y ' Om] .aOG.Vicueskeeping Too’ “or! mEAL HCTEL B00 Locust: running wa. DY | —_ oe _ 4 fj 6a— roe 200 Lindell b.: newly furnished famty -—- house thet guarentee 6 tte Cre 105 are ce Th "Thaw hd neigh: inrar — vivactt Sa10 or ia THE FOR § ALE SIGN PLABO CY Riis mratforé Hotel. 8th and Pine: new, met. ++ 8: 4 3 es eons nn o zine _ ’ ole ' —Feater three unre: ’ - : Ace8-——™M oy hieh- er downptewn lboocation rates BS Bh Pia os make @ eslectica ire have heant, liebt, eae . ge. week double, $1 day, i680) ; “ . — § - a re ~~ 8 fc owns. . Pen Koya. Me one a _: ,=h— Back | _ ‘BUCKINGHAM A ANNEX = houre ihel guarantees af) ie vee ‘a 5 Sane i; om ° wre tw me ae ts? = = , an pte Bin des ie Ti “—y - Ricca * *y “em iy pw oe ‘ 2 Ra ee sam , - ; bs s ‘ i . . a NL AER AOL SLE O MIE Ey ve ’, 4 . e ~ . al —_ = > 4 J ~ ad i : . et \ f a” ae fee * Sigal " eee : — _ eee ¥..° r 4 Pe ss Ciel j - \ * : — ~~ oe RR ess = ote ae a A 2 eee deny? a . “a - > by iy ee da : * Py: © shine oe, B Ss bald . a]

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PRD AT. . 4 . VARCH 239. 19 :. ST LOUIS POST-OISPATCH’ __ ee Se , , ) | Fiction and | | . a ; - Women’s Fe ! RE MOTORISTS, s § FRIDAY. MARCH 36 199 ’ ATTENTION! : | ; Despite twe ~ a nC — a —--—— Govier Barre! at Brussels FP air: announces thet the Russian soviet , Br Ghe Assecia’ed Prem govermment had offered to partict- BROGSELS. March 30.-—The pres- pate tn the fair, but that the offer ident or the Rrwvese\« ceommercia! “air head heen declined States.” Cttroen’s mission to Amer- ica Was suggested by the French Sovernment as excellent propaganda for the United States of French co- *« TH 2 ~ ie) aa | B: adwav and Pine as Quar- Ee 30 ’ ters for Institution. r ‘ I_ «= pected that other an Pail ? ne: fieel dhs a ae 4 oe a : 2 nil Denis * Tag Ge, . ae » fa noises were ee* ae'4te. de cae tego %, woe ~ tions and furnish the garments on time but we strongly advise that .you 8: Ba — “play safe” and buy as early-as you can. 7 mo , ‘onaiian et A Wonderful Display of Quality We | = Se ° &g S, ra) oe a Zo Suits and I opcoats. ,: Min 3 M2fITa Pe ne § oe hoagl Direct to You from Our Own Tailor Plant [bUSY BEE CANDY COMPANY : abor groUunDs would 4o business with the bank Week-End Specials, FRENCH AUTO MAKER COMING LONG-DISTANCE DA When this picture was taken i = Citroen to Show Cars With Which Stollens, ~ uns, 4 a ‘ He Conquered Sahara. ‘ em — TTC mm TC A TT — —_—___ —_— A | | | | | and Charmingly Distinctive - - Bi Exquisitely Beautiful eo iH a/mons fe {AI OS azter | eT yy ' : 5 -_ ST Rp PAORGAADAAABAAAA we x, bas TTTTTTTyTT tt a egaypery "he Hf ) Thh \ M SHOZS FOR_WOMEN yey hy A, You never saw such Elegance. ; Style and Quality Combined a fee Pas ') ° See@e covered miittary eel $500 Ask For Me. 662 4 ebte Patent Lestaa. Pertieulariy staan sc’ tate Grey Suede, One Stree with Peternt Leether over iny om sides Grey Suede covered Lealse beel - ae ew erytiah Sacre s5% covered miliary in Footwéar at this Popular Price. You will find a wider variety of Spring Styles —a higher order ef de pendable qualitvy—and a much better’ value at $5 im NEWARK shoes for Women than you will find m any in- dividual store anywhere. This is so, because of the en er. mous volume of our nation. wide chain of stores. When - more than four millice people buy through one as they do in NEWARK stores, ‘hey expect—and they get— more for their monev Our Display of Easter Stvries will be a revelation to vou. Every new and approved style ~ a et ne variety is here or your choosing—at a : of real dollers eed a wonderful exhibit tomorrow’ Also see the other stunning ss im our windew—$3.56 to Shoe Stores Cr The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores im the United Stare: St. Louis Store, 706 Olive St., Republic Bldg. Tis isss id) my w ‘ ATTA ath [iy | Ad 1 A i ‘> te da ‘y ny seh faa, | Nore iment, .,, [* tp Ad i” ; mM hp " ? sence? Your Style is Here— Your Size is Here There is ne end te the style variety at Bend’s—and every fash'on shown is ab lutely authentic Here vou wil find stries less than a week old, fresh from cur own great tailor plant. And the size range is so complete that we can fit most any msm zo matter what his preportions may be Come fn and personally indge Bond's dothen PEO OPRRRUOREOEUD ER OER Cadeeeeeratitegies PP OCCECOUTDOULO GEOR e eter. BASREREALIIOARL LLL SEES Leela emer ee een ey i Om Pieenee 5 stitching on lapel — insures shape retention. Buttonhol& strictly Every garment hand fintshed throughozt. WOULD BE FIRST.

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4 4 ~~ | me FRIDAY. P MARCH 39, lose CORDS orrow of This Paper CO. TT: ST. J OUSE IN ST. Louis Colambia Records _'— Bt. Louis eve ‘Press news at ar ee te a 7 Mil TUT | | | Hill | rete Hi} Ht t = ‘ee 58 Be! — he last minute i come to Bond's bu the very Desi necessary altere- advise that you Juality Oats lor Plant TE EY ' ; ’ at if Li. bith) HTT Hh Hil ehiererty teeter eee . onitikaaat HULAATAMAUUU TOUR TEOLEITCES START eet eee eae setete ’ te . Ti Pv TETRT ET ee are te age PRs LA ALARA REEL aiit es ae ' fii | > dn ese ee ee a ee ee SRAPLLAL LALLA AALALALL LIL rT ePegeret ase > Me hak oo 5 ithe het FO ao liao, > Stim —— % : . _ hon > —— ‘. ¥ wt fe _ se ve * bi - ee — ie a lai tne ly Ate é * . - Fitok, ms. Sides Fiction and Women’s Features FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1928 SMOVOTITITTLTSS SS TSA 7 SISISSSISSSTSSSSISLISSS PASSA VAST SS. FA . ’ A A 44d AF, \f aa o° 4 > Ow" SN a nw =— ‘\ if A 7 Ahbhhhdd ddd ddddbdddddddsdbdddiidaadiiiiiiviancnnQu. 2c ckaacaataaatataaaaaduddia LONG-DISTANCE DANCERS. « When this picture was taken in England the two couples shown had established a new non- stop dancing record of twenty-one hours and sixteen minutes. Since then, this record has been broken. The man in the middle of the group is the proud proprietor of a dance hall. ; derwood™™® Und: xo] Photogranp rat oe dd ddd ddd sdhdd hdd sddddddddddddddddddddisddbdsiddtbdbdsatdbdddddddtlstddstdddddec r, = ——S (©) “4% WW ©) SZ NA he WOULD BE FIRST WOMAN ALDERMAN IN COUNTY. Mrs. J. C. Estes of 23 Yale avenue. University City, @ can- didate for Alderman from the Second Ward of her home suburb. She is said to be the first woman candidate for a municipal office in the county. The clection is next Tuesday. Wade cc adbbbbddbddddsbdbddddLidddddded BACK AFTER EIGHT YEARS. ' Teddy Gerard, the American actress, photographed last week on her arrival in New York. She has been playing in London for eight years. —I'nderwood &@ Underwood Photograph , Add hat AS SSA fff Sh fy 446 SS) Mh hshddssdididhisdhsdhshdhdhdhiditicittits 4 WI Add ddd sd dsddsisiddiiisiiiiiisshtdhhitiiihiitthhthn VIA ‘is AUMAMMISSMITIII NMS INI fA KA Aah Ahhbdhdddddddbbdssdddbdbdditddhshdddsdtissssdidiciiiidddidddddddecnceratac22.0c3azanzanuv14zaqanQnnQQQnccccec, , ) » . ‘4 ' i ——— ‘A i SIIGESIOTETTSSSASSDAANGDA ASST SAANSAA SSS ASS SASS SAAS AA Eh SHEA’S CAESAR Mrs. Lola Shea's novice winner of several prizes among the Bostons at the Dog Show this week. (Lhdbddddddddtdddidbdtdddddddddddsitddtitsdddddddddddddede iddiddithddddihbittsshdsthdbidddhdtdddddddsdddddddddddddld. * a. NN ’ “ sth hah thh had 4A Ly hhh ala a hte rrr +o PE ng re ee ee ee _ ha fe : tsae > PMI LOOLLSTOOLTL IS SLIVEV AM LLILA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TTY, A ‘om ahd i@ " — hn 4 DMdddiddiddddidididiiidisddidiitdddddddhtbecllrnniincln Mhdhdbididdddddeeccccl EE, i; LMidssbhdddddtdibiddhddddbdddddbddddddddiiicieninnncccnzwW04£222.L4222aaandQQunnrn.zcaniaiatatnanaddditdcacnddda THE HAPPY BOY AND THE HUNGRY DEER. .When the snow covers all vegetation in Yellowstone National Park, the deer are hard put to it for food. This one, having become accustomed to humans, invades the yard of a home and receives a bit of food from diddiddhitithdsh the son of the house Wide Werld - Photecran SISSDSTS IPDS SS WL ddddlddddddddddddddldsdtddssddddtiuit, Lddddidddddddddbdtddddddddddddbbddddtidddddbdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddsdddda VFB \ % NU AN Vf . \% . 6) © © ©) WA Ss ~~ ws ~—s .« MLLLITIL MSL LAL ALLTEL LLU LLAILL ANAL AL AAI LOLLIALLLLLLLOL LTA LOLTLLOALLILLLILN Ma SII LITE LILLILLLLLULIASLILLPLL LILLIA LILLILEMLELILEI dd dbdddddd hddbddddddddddiddddsshcciiddiiiéiicincicccQccnccccncncnncCl COC CVTSSPOVLLLI ALIS LETL ATS ADLAP LAA ALLD AAS AA ALD Ee Popular Comics News Photographs FRIDAY, MARCH 30. 1923 PAGE i? my C—”" . 2% o. - ad WTI TI CL, nadia ANOTHER GEORGIA PEACH. Miss Catherine Jones acclaimed the prize beauty of the Mardi Gras bali given by the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce at Atlanta. Wide World Photograph. = achidddddhiiiisisdiisddishihdsdiiiiliiiisiidiaisiiisssssiisdssséiitssssiiia ©) “J ~~ Wa Uh MMA hhh ihshsssiisshhhhhhhhthhhtthttthtttttttttittii Sistitsiitiiidishihahe THERE'S A STIFF JOB AHEAD OF HIM. Palmer Canfield, who has become Federal Pre- hibition Director ersey. He has betn chief legal adviser to the ederal Prohibition Director since May, 1992, and formerly was Mayor of Kingston, New York. —Unéderwoo? @ Underwood Photegraph , Xr ae Wr & Saree be a 8 Ms he 4) S00 hy Cy ~ - % as oe = 4 *~ . * * 4 . i a - ee a ee JA hd fl J: hh Phy, ABDPL A 4 th hd bb ihdb hd! hh VOILE MEA Sha ls = owes pe er ey 2S PES r ey re gm a emt tr en OF ie Sete |” ~ —_ Ne = a eee cere

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1925. The Girl in the | Corner Apartment By May Christie. (Copyright. 1923. by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate) LXX.—A PICTURE OF VIRGINIA. THE CHARACTERS. CYNTHIA BRANT, country girl, living in a New York apartment she bas inherited from an old lady she once befriended. RUBY ALLISON, her gay and frivolous friend. ALEC KERR, Ruby's fiance. QUENTIN GRAY, an artist friend of Ruby s. AUNT ELLEN, who keeps house for Cynthia. MURRAY STEWART, for whom Cynthia is working as & stenos- rapher. MRS. WAKELAND, friend and rich “client of Stewart's, who takes @ fancy to Crnthia. VIOLET JERROLD, friend ef Murray's. TODAY'S INSTALLMENT. ALF an hour later, when she was fully dressed and ready, a hotel attendant tapped on the door and announced that Mr. Davigny and another gentleman were in the lounge below. ‘Come on, Crnuthia,” Wakgand the way. a vain and fool- ish old woman, but I think it's every woman's duty to look her very best—and you and | are at our best tonight —evren if we havent had led much sleep!” Mr. Davigny, the business ad- viser, was a little olf man, with white and charming man- ners. young Southerner, Rex Coverdale, was with him, and soon the four found themselves in the Virginian'’s car, rolling , smooth- ly toward a luxurious restaurant. “So this is your first visit to Chi- eagot” the*voung man asked the girl. “And you have no friends of your own in the city’” She shook: her head. “Then. as Mrs. Wakeland ts en- gaged with her solicitor tomorrow perhaps you would allow me to call for you in the morning and we could go around a bit.’ He smiled at her with his attractive emile. Cynthia looked dubiously at her chaperone, but Margaret Wakeland nodded reassuring!™, and !t was set- thed. ‘ The big car took them swiftly to their destination. Cynthia was thrilled at the gay scene. The young Virginian was a charming man, but her thoughts were all on Murray Stewart. If only he were here! Mr. Davigny and Mrs. Wakeland had much to say to eachother, and this left the young coiple tete-a- tete. Although the cabaret was giving a good exhibition on the stage, and the meal was an elaborate one. from iced consomme to sole with mushroom sauce, from filets mig- mon to roast guinea hen, vofne Rex Coverdale managed to absorb Cynthia's attention, and make him- self extremely charming to her The gay world had made him rather blase, and it was refreshing to ‘meet a whole-hearted, sweet young «cir! again, who still had the power to enjoy something novel. and who so ob+eusly wasn't Fpelled. “You haven't traveled much have you?” | She shook her head “Lordy, how I would love to show you our United States'" He took a buge cigar from his case and asked if be might smoke. Then. when Mrs. Wakeland and Cynthia had assented. he went on “New York's the place for mon- ey-matkinge of such ai fearful know the saving ‘Paris tinkies. Lendon hums, but New York roars’ That's true “Paris more beautiful New ork but when it wogk aud push and ‘pep ob city life is there’ You course. but rush than comes to and mon- New York's rot every the unfverse to a freczie’” he said, with a grin “i think the Southern states must be much more fascinating.” com- mented Cynthia The stage per- formance bad ceased for the time wetng.and talking was much easier “ov oWn tobacco and cotton fields down South, I think Mrs Wake land said” hHils whole face softened "Yes way down im Virginia Sap”. be leaned toward her cag: is #y-making, boy’ Tn trong ? Ag he a - + ae. ; | : . ’ | ) : | | | | ) erly-——“my mother and I are goit home for a six weeks in early fall. Will rou come, too. She flushed, embarrassed, not ' derstanding the free-and-easy cam- aradarie of the young mab. “We could show you a wonderfu! time “T've got a private golf course and five little darkyr caddies in attendance. The bors would amuse you, I'm sure. I've a dear old Southern mammy, with a as coal, who has been with my mother since she Was a voung girl, and who was my nurse from babvhood And then there's Uncle Peter old retain- er in a bottle-green uit, equally dusky and equally faithful, and Jeff, the negro chauffeur. and Rastus, the cardener, with his four Diack pickanninies! And Clarinda, the cook. who refers to herself as ‘colored lady’ "-—— He broke off, and a reminiscent light had his eres. Then, under cover of the clatter of the restaurant. he broke into an old Southern melody. half below his breath. Cynthia was touched. Real fea]- ing alwars appealed to her “It must be wonderful there,” she whispered “It certainly is.” young Cover- dale responded fervently. “My place is 20 miles from Old Point Comfort. The moon will be shin- ing on the cotton fields tonight, and the bullfrogs singing at the top of their voices in the pool down at the bottom of our garden, and the darkies—biess their happy visit — ’ he ro eeder. fas ° as } la at an ” ,. : utler's far-away, crept into do¥n hearts!—will be gathered together . outside their little painted shacks (you'd laugh at the color schemes of those shacks, for orange tints and pink predominate!) singing and shuffling and twanginge on their banjos, as gay as sandboys, especially if they've begged, bor- rowed or stolen a chicken for their supper, for they’re mad on fried chicken with @weet potatoes and corn on the cob!” He drew a deep breath, smiling. “And the lanes will be full of honevrsuckle and dog roses, and darky couples court- ing. very demure and proper, arm- {m-arm, the young man in a snappy belted suit of gray. with a boater’ on his woolly head. and a cane, and lemon gioves, if he's £0- ing to the nearest town Clari- bel got up for the occasion, with tangerine oranges and red roses in her picture hat”’—— Cynthia laughed outrifght,. amused. It Was a merry evening. Tomorrow: ‘Straw ‘ ’ ana much ve “Roses OO Oe Oe ee ‘WORDS of WISE MEN ee ee ee a a te ee ee er te ~~ It's the little things of usually mean the most united they harmonious whole A man truly n ghen he is alone a2 subject toa ! when the upon hi: and wh odes? id as as in compar hus im his 7 r e,\ es ot Litt hear stay |i: the are fullest. There in the world that faithful endeavor ,; woman and child Plish the tasks ing ~ s an TT? ‘ What 5: How to Attract life that serve tO make 0D toe —— al a Desirable Birds to Your Garden ee — By WANDA BARTON gardens provide > - ’ . . — tract birds to our > . > And nouse: we muse houses “*‘t let to therm ,* - > sparrows isted because tive and un- and oft desir- The nly way to avi to cower aii houses until tenants arrive in then help them sparrows until mn take posres- we re 'i6 : , - ofit ole. ligne > Ww an . iborhoc.sed ar on rrows he homes cis poseesseu un their homes unrceren We yr ay birds Loe e know when even though twi come, » not them, for tii a scold thé sparrows, attempt t into the houses, attract however attention. the v wavs respond, ficht and house-hunt inten the rent efse ~ aa | > in rds located. Houses of all ird-lovers in th all, it is often houses that best fit little feathered Im most places. rustic well when fastened to trges or por- tions of the house where birds are not apt to be disturbed or fright- ened. A seciuded corner of the porch roof ‘r window , at homemade needs of our houses work the an ang! orn friendship crowded commul have bird friends if tactics. Some birds 1: houses with tiny® veranda and windows that face t kind of rn high poles in the broad sunshi houses that are Placed on barns or sheds secret of the popularity houses is that In them bird can keep track of wh ing on in the garden whil: on her nest. Houses painted with red roofs and green blins conspicuous enough to distance even with but a view.” Square houses are best to fasten to house or porch. Basket-shaped houses are attractive fastened bamboo pole rising trom he purposes In plant shouid b stre to att: the house Dm F i ¥ FI Favorite Colors to Be All Shades of Blue, Special Correspondent of the Post- NEW YORK.—Many a r > er. 2 a permane No ree, Ss For Easter Headwear With Straw Cloches and Pokes Domi- nating Shapes—Shoes to Be as Vivid as Hats, With Thin- nest flose to Match. braided over flowers h = el ~ ~ meaning and all crinal, ail the time will be both popular and temporary Some of these are trimmed with zg have its ride on ra feathers. a tuft of thinned ostr wave Sunday morning. or an egret « For matter what the weatherman wreaths of o ssoms form ides on Easter Sundar. the hori- newest trimn f the ff the fashion parades wiil re- with a cluster oloring that ever against the wi headgear. ft fa’ Poppies ignelias will Imelmde the shades tulips and dahli: angineg from turqeise violet, ized Trimmi! ma) mountain haze and By AILEEN LAMONT. Dispatch. is going to first res- ihée - - igs « turned back dog similarly u Led fea the sky he be sumn Pemerie me WEL owerse range of color halt the } . .* > - ¢ kh : " " hesitate, for the vel- hat _— the face will be full: ep- will be a favortte., LN ft} os in brown ‘ ver hr -“ ne ’ wiv — ‘ lubrmman his what” is f®ocoa vermiuli: j ic - g rte , » nlar (Citron and the reddish . ay it it wtlil not . be as vivid as fh mond and sea foam em and will fo ¥ practiealh the newest oa 7? : mia is Sa Per haps > - e t eee . possi D a ioee . ¢ s The “a. tes ae Li! - er a* match '¢ ce . per owers, Fruits, Feathers expensi leather be- end mm B oa re wet : L EB i eee AGLVAVA ‘ ‘ a — 4 ws norsenaltr ats ve. | ure- ich the maids, the cloches, of the blossoms placed brims wood and til- up th- s the waya under it omTl ats mie 7 Pe yy - F ee ae ‘ Rad eT tpt) S'S) Be Pepees o¢% eCp ta taees: a2? rom, Shs MEEIELEL SS « xe ere -_ . Dich | = aes 6 ah vill ing bese he tak fol- p — ttt i —-_ =~ —_ => BURS"S -_— ~-— =~ — SE B = 5 . * ” - . , at al ’ —— -—~ae - > 2 : ————_—_—_ ---.-—_—-~ Jumper the Hare Changes ——EE SS _ By Thornton W. Burgess . > BROWN S ROY K 7 t > P > > = - ;} > . h the Hare sbut . - 6 = a" rr or ical .O0s ~ s4 o. i-* . here around nger afrai ; hemertlt Boy own's te 2 ka- ‘ HEROINES of HISTORY Significant Incidents in the Lives of Famous Women By MARK STUYVESANT How Aspasia Became the Pride of Pericles and Athens. was h HE age of if the Pericies”™ ie ast brilliant in all histor; Athens was then creatngss. Not (ness Wis one periods of our culkture ef which we. are proud today. Euripides and Sophocles represent- ed the drama, Socrates and Pilato. philosophy Herodotus linked the eld civilization with the modern by his histones. Pindar wrote his beau- tiful odes. which have been unsur- | assed It was at this time that such beau- tiful monuments as the Parthenon ee and the Odeum were the supervision of the architect and painter, The age of Pericles has & “The milky way of great And of all these great aie vas the createst. And inspired to his greatness ment by a woman—e cculd not marry, but whom and with whom he lived had been his wife. —- ofthe few of its kind in his- pessess dignity and com- admitted that the remark- cal sagacity and wisdom were the mainspring of . ness of Pericles. of the great men of the day | tant visitors at the home unu*fual woman. It is said Pericles’ clea had their charged crimes. it was ing and After her .death he had | nassed whereby she had borne him. This woman, who was & beautiful and brilliant ef women of Athens, was a4 and the law forbade phe of a noble Athenian with barian.” ) Burt the uniot of the grea adopt and give his name te sy sa by is GOOD TAS FE , / it O/7 pit s —_ —_— « -_ ee — _— BIBLE THOUGHT Sr ore TODAY = Published fer The BACK TO THE SIBLE Sareea . and tender 5 Ask lewr Netgtberbeed Grecer VI Trial & aimost a badge of pear appropriately: gioved. Finding heavier gioves "ical with ‘Kar ser Silk Gloves. There is the ce, lividwality! in . ating, women of tocar. superior thing that the making of suk gloves into Kavser 5S best raw sik the silk fadric y se making is dore bv skilled gam wearing made ong and short. The egion -herr cause of thdfknow ledge that they are ciad in and wr +f oO R a éféet L ; Kavser Silk (silo cs can Be ‘aor of « of the gentiewoma: Dusitio! for summer, women wear, >.» & grace and | af - 7 wes _ vioves — they ‘ere every smart styiec, both number of women is don’t fear to have hands seen at any time, be- who h.avser silk Glo es are suavely complete from al & te Mnger-tips. rubbing of sorleu spots o0 > + ae as though they were newlr ge perfect taste, Kavser Suk (Csioves are washed after every wearmge as suds of some mild soap, a es they oe — Pe by the appreciative, the e:scram E * as f ? + ™_ car ik Gileres s converted and every makers. look for the name Ka nsute getting the best ‘ underwear, and silk howery. 7 ) a a SILK GLOVES Rg. F.8. &-.-. 43 OR D “% AR Y AK a

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" ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \ FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1923. ~ — Peve Me ak Se Pah ee ee eeecescesesecce : ;: ‘ ‘ ; =o vee TT. : oe seeesees ee teesy A Landlord and a Man How You May Really Beautify Your Scalp and Hair ee By LUCREZIA BORI i eo erer eee eereeeee a ean peng - = 2 1 — ; ed — — SE SS ote - - — - ew — i ——— — a _ ID you read abou the landlord lord didn't refuse the invitation to De other day? Not the landlord | come to the party F you would have _ lustrous, Another important thing that { your castile soap up in it, allowing 1 the rent—not the They say it was the landlord who J reaitny. beautiful hair, you must | cannot be neglected is your shampoo. the soap to dissolve entirely before landlord who had no room for chil- sent the big bunch of Pink roses to have a scalp which is in perfect ( For the normal head of hair. I con- | you take the mixture off the heat. dren—not the landlord who wouldnt ae dese number three when condition. sider two weeks the proper interval | Add your alcoho! to this for the cold she spoke her first plece in school at Many wormen complain of the ap- between shampoos. Of course there Keep in a well-corked mates or ) Have abou ss? , » -— 7. ¥ PE A ET A tenn, . Ae who raise: he a li provide heat enough 7 | mornings when the men of the fam- the Mothers (lub meeting, which | pearance of their hair, and wish to | may be reasons why greater or less | use In your shampoos ily were safe in.their oifices Gownh- Was SUCH a SUCCERS. know what they can do to improve | periods seem best. three times as much « thie “sham- no, none of these And when the hov at urnber ons it. They Seen to forget that hair. | If your & alp Ix dry. it doean't fol- | poo mixture as you do water. _Satu- landlord who died at left went away to school the landlord “an'’t have that lustrous. glistening | low that shampooing will make it | rate your halr “therot ghiy and rub heupes te cae (nam >” ne was « = nat the train to see him off. appearance which is so envi d un- still dryer. for the proper soap used | your scalp with your finger-tipe. Re lived in them for some years And when the boy S régiment came (less the scalp and roots are in a | in shampoo can do much to replen- ' sure to cleanse the ends of your hale The landlord wasnt very vce | ery mesg? rh tata ine was the land-'| condition of perfect health. | ish tee natural oils that are too | with fresh suds : ae He hed Sve sice, little, comity ee teers ad boy's father that | scarce / A bath spray is invaluable in giv- houses; pretty little houses. in a nice — had\ not come with his com- with a scalp that is too dry. and for Hiere is a shampoo mixture for a ing yourself a shampoo. With tts little. comfy little street, in a nice pany. their benefit I want to talk to you dry scalp that I consider very good: aid you can rinse your hair thor- little, comfy little, pretty little city. Christmas he always brought a about this unnatural condition. Castile soap 4 ounces | oughly, and to ‘achieve the beet) : wi build | wreath for each of the houses and The tect. cf cach habe casanie & Alcoho! . | beauty cuuiin weer tet Gaull ~~ eee ee i one there he was Christmas morning |tiny gland whose n i¢ tj Watt us Sebclecs .3 quarts altogether free from any soap par- them from a salary he earned bj ie ‘ . O% mission it is to Flave your water boiling and shave ticles after the shampoo. Many women seem to be troubled ., | Stancing outside and smiling andj|secrete oil to keep the hair in the hea ed ec? kins of h rd work. ve ry nal i 47 o lA Taesi » ; A OKINE at ne wre; > ; — , . . week he pu some of that snlarv “a ' vreaths as if he were most ideal condition. This means y “7 . } ‘ i | raed s. ieaual | ) —_ — Se ee <b dhag ss ale tie Shek aera santa Claus himself. oily enough to have a lovely sheen bought some lots and then he built a He Had Five Families. ,and to Stay in place when arranged, | F SHION N. WS Ni house on one of the lots—such a } lLoonely—such a man as that—even | 2Ut not so oily that this quality be- | | time as he had over that house! He if he didn’t have any family of his | ©O™©s nowceanle or objectionabie. Ee sane lease ae'tihe alee | own? I should say not. He had five Now when your scalp is too dry i! : + Papel eet Se ees families, he always said, and how he) ?* ¢Vident that this tiny gland is not hats for spring just shown here quite him $500 more than he thought 1 loved to see people wonder and look |?°!n& its duty properly. Perhaps | hides the head eS ae mae shocked when he said it. And when|*®¢ roots of your hair need more | y» resembles the shapeless paper cap Mrs. No. One took offense at some-|"0Urishment. Perhaps your scalp is thing Mrs. No. Two said, or looked, | ™®V®® massaged so that it is suffi- or thought. or something, it was the! C@ntly loose for your blood to circu- om Sutched And he actually did landlord who acted as peacemaker. mie freely here and carry its rich | , in, = : i store of oxygen to the cells. dream of the little hlue-and-white Come, now, girls,” he said, “we : ae ase eee Acetate + havent known each éthac Ger. 45) B shersa Re advise is frequent intervals of rubbing your scalp briskly with your finger-tips You may do this twice a week for a longer period, -_ — = ee ee PARIS—One of the fantastic little popular with costumes of every shade except gray _ so NEW YORK— Flannel and felt are the smart sporting goods for early * one finds in bonbons Of felt or we spring. Felt hats with wide brime crush straw, it swathes the entire head and is pulled so low @ver the | have very little trimming today, be- eyés that, beneath a tiny brim, they | yond a pleated scarf of georgette are hardly visible. around the crown. Flannel sports a frocks in light tints sometimes come LONDON—RKingfisher blue is & | without sleeves, which is nice for favorite new shade today. ]t is fre+ | golfing but bad for sunburn. or for a few minutes every night quently trimmed with silver, a com- —_— landlord began to build other houses —and it was all over when you go to bed. Wiggle your bination peEcwarty effective. rhe NEW YORK-—Beaded frocks are —five in all there were. And the other eee when he POY eas about with your finger-tips un- silver is often seen in agured otk or still in evidence today, but a new | 4 a} til you feel that it is loose and no: | ribbon, in the form of cavalier cuffs | note is struck by frocks ef such He lived in modest comfort on the he left the five houses to the five! stretched tizht over your head. Also | made up of three or four wide ruf- | complete simplicity that they would rent, and he always went around | ténants, each his own house, and his! ryp well down about. the base of | fies. be severe except for graceful panels, himself and coMected it, himself, and | OWn garden and his own refrigerator your neck and farther down vour | my: erat The tiniest bit of sik embroleery-m he made friends with his tenants. = nae Sn Aigo front steps, with back if you can. It is well-if you | LONDON—Light hosiery is worn | self tones around the girdle is te v him their troubles and | we np ne re parte and the quaint! «sn have some one to do this for with dark costumes today. ‘Tailored only ornament of a frock in blagk ’ and once when there pa tote gp % podincay fun he must! you, as the important veins which suits in brown or deep blue are | canton crepe. ut Ri cow in tne se cane oe litt 2, com sr ate i , Se come that will, and carry nourishment up to your acalp | accompanied by hosiery in white, . i Mite wmretty Uttle - homesautl inking bow surprised the tenants | are here, and it is always a good | silver or a lighter shade of the blue The patent office at The Hague landlord was the first person 1 me would be pe ogg they heard of it. thing to stimulate them. z ' or brown. Pearl gray hosiery is |} employs two women engineers. into the front ) ape he And just think, he could have sent) ~~ couldnt’ help. a collector or asked for his checks | - by mail, and never have been any- | thing to a single soul ina single one | of those families—but a regular. ev-| ery-day nuisance of a landlord. | But after all. why not best in the mdrket? And room reallv was a dream board, and the pate ironing table years to begin to have quarrels in - . e a +. » Oo that folded down from the wall—it | the family was no time at all till the little Then Mrs. No. One and Mrs. No. dream house was rented and then the | Two cried. and the landlord laughed And who was so gay as the landlord at the christe: the new baby in comfy little number three? Who was it who came every spring | sa and helped plant the flowers: who . ~ ' 7 ‘ " i ' 7 ‘ climbed on the step-ladder, and ASPARAGUS SOUP trained the roses up the wall—who installed a’ wonderful refrigerator in T exp bunches of asparagus, four) A < every single house as a Christmas cups of cold water, three table- J, o. : : present’ spoons of flour, two teaspoons of . And when the baby from number 6éalt, one-fourth teaspoon of white —« * x / a | 7 three had a birthday party the land- | pepper. Cook the asparagus till ten- —-- <== Se , = . a “ott ea ae der. When tender drain; reserve wa- and the Odeum were erected ur | Heautiful and gifted Aspasia , Aspasia even influenced the master loved her so truly—the greatest ter; press the stalks through a puree the supervision of the great ecul athe few of its kind in his- mind of Socrates. ruler Athens ever had—that he saved the golden age of Greece, than any sieve: melt the butter, add flour ana arehitect and painter, Phidias: , possess dignity and cum: Aspasia suffered as a result of | her at her trial. other individual. mix; scald the milk, add the blended | The ace of Pericles has been c reapect. Pericles’ political supremacy. Peri- Pericles died a victim of a fearful | Down through the ages has come . mixture of flour and butter; aspara- | “The milky way of great men.” ¥ @dmitted that the remark- cles had many enemies. They vented plague which scourged Athens. ‘this name—Aspasia—famous in that@® gus water being to a boiling point, | And of all these great men Peri« ical sagacity and wisdom their wrath on the woman he loved Where or when Aspasia was born,| golden age of Greece, famous today. ’ add cream fp seasoning. | And Pericles @ were the mainspring of | Aspasia was for this reason and where or when she died is not — | tness of Pericles. charged with impiety and many other recorded But she lived in the fifth ment by a Wwoman--a Woman of the great men of the day crimes. century B. C., and was a great power could not rmarry, but whom he lke nt visitors at the home it was only the passionate plead- in Athens, and perhaps had more to and with whom he lived as “~~ Snufual woman. It is said / ing and the tears of the man who = qo with making “the age of Pericles,” " e had bees his wite T A Good Figure is the Result After her death he had a —— vras the createst. inepired to his greatness of achi massed whereby he could 1 edopt and give his name to the F : of Proper Support This woman, who was the beautiful and brilliant of all women of Athens, was a for and the law forbade jhe “ma of @ noble Athenian with a i, = barian.” ’ , But the union of the great Pe aa e | ‘ ’ | a 72 ts, W°5e Re placing of light, ; Many women can scarcely believe it’s : eee flexible boning Your procer true that Armour’s Oats cook perfectly ; = which provides the recommends im only 10 to 15 minutes. But it is true. Ps | necessary support them They tre the only Quick Cooking 2 4008 fortheentire figure. Whole Oat Flakes. “\ The reason lies in the Armour process of preparation. Finest oats are graded for quality and sorted for size so that the flakes are uniform. Then they are partially cooked in steam and rolled extra thin so that you can cook them quickly —yet thoroughly. avser Silk Gloves can be When one flake is cooked, all are cooked. ed after every weanng- the” ~ | ¥ | The flavor is wonderful because you of some mild soap, a gentis Ve. | i if do not lose the delicious natural oat ng of soiled spots-—they look; / taste in long cooking. | f jough they were newly pur- a . “d. . ig i. ' 3 | pesca Blause Conan |] MOURGANCOMPANY Have your store show vou | TAO TPES w-QUEDTS P appreciative, the ciscrimin~ } ae Siew af Anmsar's Geavantesd Coseshs : this latest and greatest im- Ma | FORM . Re ta oe -_ Ns i ee eee nt ‘tieee PReRT AY —— a teh Van aA Note the elastic webbing at the Saree. my , women of today. 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COMIC PAGE MARCH 30, 1928 COMIg@, PAGE MARCH 1t¢, 1932 SISLER’S SHOES. HE shades of night were falling fast, As through the village streets there passed The guy who filled George Sisier's shoes Ané found he was compeled to use Exce)sior' They got a bimbo from he sticks Who rattied round in George's Ficks: To fill those shoes he made a builff, But tn ‘em he was forced to stuff Excelsior! ® Hetried an inner sole or two, But etill he found it wouldn't do And finding vacant *pace «galore He kept on adding more and mor: Excelsior. At Yast they put him on the shelf When George put on the shoes himse | Por when it comes to play::.ge ba!! There's nothing in that stuff they call Excelsior. QUITE so. , oa That cartoonist who married the $40.000.000 heiress seems ‘o have drawn a prize. We take it that be can spend the rest of his life drawing checks. -”----— WHO'S Z00? UR rhinoceros is a beaut m” Ada no one can dispute it; On Als aristocratic snoot Te only has one horn to toot And we will help h'm toot it. Pie hide resembles boiler plate Wih sections overlanping ' “IMs eid that tin his captive state. “You'll find him docile and sedate. And never fond of scrapping. arm A-mate for him. we should supply. Bevond the slightest question. To propagate ard multiply The number of rhinocert we seem a good suggestion. See where our Zoo is going to wHaAT HAVE Yeu THERE, seer 01.0 vented sTaTes cComss i~ «OY yest PocK eT. Siem tiDwn€v. ? fp al mie Hl 1 fFoynD Sone ErePrcaw Ove VARrOVUsS corns TO So Coprr'tgh? Registered fT 1? ty Ha Ss. Patent Offte a" ; in 7 THE SMAUC Com ‘$s a “jit AND THe .ARGE Com «4 Two-BrTs. i Two ITs :% Prwe Times AS MUCH AL A ye Amd THIS t3 A Cart weet! ALSo wnows AS A BERRY, oR Aw (RON MAN! m €act iF *$ AtSeo CALLED A BEAN, ok A wAsheR OR ? MUCK SIMPLER YouR SAtri.1a0Gs ' a SOMETHING. FC EVERYBOD} See © VOL. 75. NO. 204, —_- a rey ea a. © * = : a | a ie aes Br e ee . . be ooo Ale . Machine Guns Used by Mili- ™ From Occupation of Cer- ‘* tain Motor Works—About °* — blow itself for a $16.900 one-horned | rhinoceros. We take it that a two- horned one would cost $20,000. SEEMS SO. Jack Dempsey doesn’t care much | for the stage. The sock and boskin docen't appeal to Jack as much as the sock and bust ‘em. Trtil the weatherman decides to. fav off on that gero stuff our bal! teams had better stay where theyre at or thereabouts: With the aid of a couple of Yan kees Oxford managed.to outrow Cambridge Indicating that Uncle Sam is still the balance of power. In addition to a pure food law St. Louls also has a poor feud law. It's only natural that the wrestlers should have ia — : : | ' trust of their own ' No one else trusts ‘em ) METROPOLITAN MOVIES-By GENE-CARR | \: ed : +. - — ** " . eee | =f ' CODNTRY BOY WAS YOUNIS MICHOAS HUIR, tte WAS RAISES IA) THE FIELDS ,WHERESE THE ATHOSPHERE'S PURE, WHILE POOR TROTZSKY MZKLUCK WAS A TouUGH erry LAB, WHO WAS RAISER \AS THE SLUMS UMERE THe Co2ZQJe \S BAB: BUT, MY FRIENDS, THe POOR BoeR ‘IA THIS PictrURE Is Sick, ALL HIS BOUGH Goes THO BOCORS, FOR. Me” S CONSTANTLY Sick, i WHILE Now SEE M¢EkKLUCKE, HELL Be SIGHT THIS FALL, AD HE NEVER Goes NEAR ANY Bocwoes AT ALL! [AL TO WASH THE DISHES ___—STEVE fli LEAVE MY Alew PIAL CUSHIGAS OCA) THe COUCH WHILE I Go i” : TOMBOY TAYLOR—By FONTAINE FOX WHEN A FELLOW or NEEDS A FRIEND—By BRIGGS aa (Copyright, 1972.) oe By ‘he Associated Press. ' works, whereupon 3 the workers * 1] ESSEN, March 21—Five or six Cermans were killed and 30 were we unded tn a clash today between °600 workmen at the Krupp plant here and 11 French soldiers, led by | » lieutenant. Two French engineers wre wounded. By the Associated Press. RERLIN, March $1.—Six German |‘ workers at the Krupp plant in Essen have been killed and 26 Injured tm a conflict with the French military. = sass a Central News dispatch from | Eseen today. The trouble occurred throug! the | French unexpectedly pfoceeding to) eccupy certain : stopped the machinery and went out- tide to offer epposition, the message states. The officer in charge of the | . Tomsox TayLoR AcHiéVED “THe DISTINCTION OF BEING THE ONLY LITYLE. GIRL EVER ARRESTED FoR KoLLinGe A Hoop iN THE PeBLic PARK. French tried to the men to| refused and... a7. — *; el them with attack unless they with- | * frew, The officer pointed out that ne; « must carry out his orders, bat the,” i ES Jee Oa oe wee ee 7 “ mm ir ™) 2, CARR A OUT O’ LUCK. -MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB. DECEASED DIDN'T FIT THE ROLE. N the ol¢ days a skilled actor was supposed to be able to take almost any imaginable role. He studied the part and then. by makenp, voice imtonstion and stage business, made over his own personality to fit the character. But e these degenerate times the managers insist that, phys- ically and tem mentally, a candidate must be qualified for ¥ job. else be or @e will not do. The other day a distinguished leading man with a keen sense of the irenic came into the Lambs’ Club. fou g teres Po GRY Wh Ii, CY hh , iif ’ F y & 7 # ise, A ’ - é VA / a 4/7 Z r , *” ¥ g f101 ff hy f Pie ~ 4 Gerd Yi) Wy) UV} AM ppd), / A) 4 %, VRALLIOT AL GLEE? ele, snappy e A , 7 o) - 4, eg, theres lt 4s, \ / fe hog A 7, Luo Vp Si7 Eg 0 jp Kyprebligy: ye Lf fy Fed / Bf, Ata 4 PUM Sl bab eer Set) To COomMe Down! i “T i—TEND mY S® SHALL LOOK LIKE That TT ™aAKES tT HARD To RENT Sift dr La wounded. The remainder scattered | and the French occupied the works eo tH . inal 1 hrankfert branch. The proclamation ordering 21! the Ruhr and Rhinelamd | said to have been an actor dropped dead on the side one of the booking offices. They picked him up and car into Donovan's undertaking lore—you know Donovan. the ¥ handles nearly all the theatrical funerals—but Donovan teok 4S > ger er SS ——d a at him and declined to bury him.” notr” wasn't the trpe.” (Copyright, 1923.) Se — _-e ccre —— sc ; > Ne! an Fara ses eed Bo gr OS e, l Uke PTY SOu WITHOU HAIR S IN THAT SOUP a ‘throughout the country. Under a decree tr the ihineland Commission, the— rorkers were notified « the French it $ i ei ae ‘hese whe hare: -, a aiedettitictinal Coutinesd o«