St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 27, 1924

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/ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service FINAL EDITION (Complete Market Reports) AUTOMOBILE 855¢ “want” ADS re printed in the POST-DISPATCH during , 192 4 MORE than appeared in TE REE OTHER St. Louis newspapers INED! DISPATCH ADS SELL AUTOMOBILES COMIC PAGR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 3996. NT OL. es. NO. 172, ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1924—36 PAGES. SILVER COINS IN WPLEAN GOT LEASED . NEW 82 BILLS BEVERLY HARRIS "tists | INCOMPLETE RETURNS GIVE CE SX THEATER WEPCTUREDAS ""™*""*""™" 4) FOR 99 AMENDMENTS — PWIREFOR EASY ACCESS, soersw rosie woexvan. ct UT LEAVE Sean TO THE WHITE HOUSE USSIANS clinked hard money in their pockets to- Young Men Paid for Tickets | Counsel for Former Bank- | With Notes. Bearing er in Annulment Suit! Al] AMENDMENTS p ROPO yi AL Deu’ CARRY INST. LOUIS 19, RELATING: Made Public by | Daugherty Suddenly Leaves | DETECTIVES TAKE : day for the first time since the war with the issuance of the new soviet silver coinage. Numbers of Those Taken, Says Plaintiff Was In- in $2100 Holdup. trigued Into Marriage. te Oil Committee | Washington When Cap- | EXCEPT N | 15. s Activity of Attor-, ital Had Expected State-; | : , and Others in Pub- ment, Possibly Resigna- | | Arrests Made in Foyer Dee. LIGHT VOTE CAST Heavy Majority Recorded | A small amount in fractional! ruble coins was put out by the r ’s Behalf. ing Intermission — The- % ater Treasurer Gave ‘Tip’ Against Educational Pro- posal, Opposing Which State Bank and within a few hours nearly every shop. had to the Police. an Active Fight Had Been Made by the School Pa- some of them. Simultaneously » . trons’ Alliance. , WELL: THAT'S THA ‘et 1) we & ¢ a & «“- « — + ° wie —— ety te Gee Oe Ge “+ ieee - > > > - oe ey ce a ~~ ™ he = 68 CENTS A VOTE, COST TO THE CITY OF YESTERDAY'S ELECTION T ver Constitutional Conven- = ~~ oe «© ee « oe « “+ ou ~> = * “cs - % * -*« ~~ _* nee oo. = rz te *-—_es —_ 2 “ a sl - ~~ *~ I * « ‘Copyright, 1924.) | SIR ESME HOWARD, NEW Defense, Admitting .Mrs.| BRITISH ENVOY, ARRIVES Harris Was an Illegiti- "vorters Agree Ho Is Most Dem- : ' ocratic Diplomat Ever Sent to mate Child, Alleges She United States. Is Victim of a Plot. pryy ens az al le => oe ~ ding — —— “ee - - ~~. 4 oe © «ame. « ee all a ~~ + —~- “* ~ _ tion. , alleces she — ---—_—__ —- --- -- = noon with Paul Flowland of Cleve- ON WAY T0 SON'S GRAVE McLean he had talked again with of recent issue as part of the sum. | disputes. And it chanced that he had a mem-|nulment because he we ; orandum of their numbers. misrepresented her previous social 7W. Zevely. Palmer's law part- land, “ on ae ted * aug an s sv He at once informed the Burkart | status and her relations with Ray- an 9 ely whe j}forney during re 6B peacnmMmenl) concern that among currency | nor. By the Associated Press. ; , who suic the matter Ww ould be | roeeedings against him a year ago A . wl 4 | ° . ‘ PARIS EF b "7 —MVra = tisfac- ! S agi i ‘Itaken by the robbers were these | Mrs. Harris Interrupts Witness. | Ss, eb. 27.—Mrs. Med to in u manner satish | From Breakfast to White House. | new $2 bills numbered N. 77234906 | Angered by statements of Daniel dore Roosevelt, widow of the for- i eas —_ Daugherty arrived at the execu-| _4.9.3.-4-5 and so on wp to N.} Statin pe evetels Tr i. put mer American President, departed nother imecssace suid mre offices immediately = after | ; : e. are '-for Chateau-Thierry today to visit Barke, a director of the War Fi breakfast. Last night he had spent the grave of her son Quentin, who ‘Dance Corporation, was anxious tOlywe hours with Mr. Coolidge and was killed while serving as an Min touch with McLean on 1 aviator in July, 1918. o —-— ’ 9 — \ ri s ‘ Casas yan rie Bae tye ee 5 wa “ cerning her origin, Mrs. Harris oa. 52 Pore: AS. Oe an VOR i semped to her feet during the trial after he left the whole subject was Mportant matter conference between She was accompanied by her son "Palmer «nd Gevely told me to- ete ing every patrolman ine the | aa 6 rd dg +) today to contradict him, but her ‘ity was order o copy the num- a P. words were lost in tho buzz of the President and Secretary Slemp Night that under no circumstances rank W. Stearns, a close friend of Id you send a message to the bers and warn every theater owner, saloon, drug store and pool room the curtous crowd. - ’ Mrs. Harris was prevailed upon Coolidge, and William M. Butler, mmmittee,”” suid another mess8S°! manager of the Coolidge pfesiden- McLean from Major. , r on his beat t © on th proprieto n his o be on e hy her counselors to be seated and tial campaign. * , ¢” t ag = lookout for new .$2 bills so num /MeCoy continued his. testimony. “Man at Wardman Vark.” It was assumed that the Pres!i- bered. ’ : - Justice Was: Treasurer Noticed Bills. ice asservogle ordered the | crowd to keep quiet or get out. ‘They said.” the message added, | dent informed the Attorney-Gen- after the man at Wardnian|eral at their conference this morn- ai a ge 56 Fuammame Be omen McCoy, the first witness today, pr testified in support of charges The reason for the opposition to|and Stee! Co. in 1920, it was said| ing that the State total (Fall's Hotel) testifies and the\ing of the opinions expressed by might MmMmittee wanted you, they could those who took part in the round- Page 3, Colemm 2 | made hv HH; ths : : Continued on Page olumn made oy Harris counsel that Mrs. 8 | ‘the school amendment by the/here today by Brice Clagett, Mc- exceed 259,000. a eigen Migs Bec gym gh ene ® | School Patrons’ Alliance was the | Adoo’s secretary. The vote throughout the ake care of you.” table discussion ee gear pes A*messace from White House officials said t Saluda and Samuel Lee, that her Fone eee x dh enti 3 AH 7 Wy ‘pera PA REO = a. ” Dp. 4| fear that the proposed State board showed surprising discrim! a } : & i lo the 1S€ | real name was “Susy Lee” and a.m, 3p. ‘of education might interfere with | (OLDEN CALF BELIEVED FOUND éach of the interior counties * Fisher. Vsigned “EE. W. 2residen d not care to author- af Office.) Bittsmea “ McLean said that ize any statement for the present Temple ane adie “i (| | hoe 2a gyre ny pede nce pect Highest yes the government of the St. Louis tering totals for and against Home Hunter 4 PRs f: , amili m.; lowest 25, at 7 schools. ous amendments which 4 had “Wired Wilkins at| Tegarding his conference with the |? of the famous Lee families of the - mk tip Mentioned wl — allt Ky." cekettien is af} Attorney-General. Special to the Post-Dispa ‘South When the Democratic organiza- widely, indicating a comr PHILADELPHIA. ‘Feb. 27.—Ne- he White llouse Secret Service ) in Florida and laid before the mittee says that A. Mitchell er, counsel for McLean, hal rwood”’ use his influence ) Senator Walsh (Dem.), Mon- to prevent the calling of the been together in an Nashville and that seen Mrs. Harris, orphanage in later she had whom she knew the Largest Lead. tice in connection, with his depar- ture. His secretary refused to con- ‘firm or deny reports of his depar- ture. Bhe ultimate destination of the train Daugherty boarded is Chicago ALIBIS FAIL; TWO HOLDUP s ‘Susie Lee,”’ in a Memphis hotel] MEN GET FIV YEARS EACH | and heard her describe ‘her life} Youths Were Seen Dividing Loot with Eli Raynor, alleged gambler, by Policcman Who Looked caused Harris to change his pose Through Window. — ~~, « ~ ~~" o> — The School Patrons’ Alliance showed itself a much bigger factor than the Democratic City Commit- tee in yesterday's vote. on the pro- posed constitutional amendments in St. Louis. The school patrons, organiza- tions of parents in various school districts, have made an active fight for several weeks past on Amend- ment No. 15, which provided for an elective State Board of Education, with power to name a Commission- er of Education. Amendment No. 15 was the only one on which the vote of this city was adverse, and the majority against it was heavy. The vote was 31,012 against and 20,329 for the amendment. No. 7 Has Lead in City. The Democratic organization centered its fight on Amendment No. 7, providing for court reform and a new judicial system. This amendment had a lead of nearly 12.000 votes in St. Louis, the vote being 31,025 for it and 19,294 against. The “‘no”’ vote was smaller than that on three of the other amendments, besides the _ school amendment. The echool amendment was ahead in only four wards, and the only ward where it had a large lead was the Twenty-eighth. In that ward some of the school organiza- tions had declined to join in the fight against the amendment. The court amendment, No. 7, op- Theo- | posed by the Democratic organiza- tion. ‘carried all but five wards. There were margins against it in two downtown river wards, the Third and Fourth, and in the Ninth, Eleventh and FWighteenth, the last- named ward giving a majority of only six against it. The highest total vote cast in the ity on any amendment was 61,341, Results in 1471 of the 3958 cincts of Missourl gave major to 20 of the 21 proposed amen ments to the State Constitution. voted “upon yesterday... These lead. were dwindling slowly under tif’ deight of increasing returns from rural counties, The one amen meat which up to this stage of conm-. pilation is actually behind is N&o 16, agafost whith is a neon majority of 6956. .' — - The only four proposals whi appeer to be gaining in the ec try precincts are No. 4, the amendment> No. 9, which wou open ballot boxes for the ben grand juries and courts.inv ing election frauds or trying based upon them; No. .19 to al Kansas City to issue 40-year el _ ?. --* ~s = ~~” ~—~ ~~ —— ” — tee >. «4 ll ~ »* = the re me - . *? -~ ~ ~« ——™. ©& ~ ° 7 s — a a Se 2. -; + oe” § oe es See “ee * ef «eee he — _ ar. 2 the Treasury two years previously. According to the asatory, McAdoo was engaged by Chairman John A. Topping, of the Republic, just be- fore the case came to a hearing and effected a compromise with Wil- liam N. Willlams, then Commis- sioner of Internal Revenue, and members of the tax revision board. Dut to this compromise, it is said, the Republic received a refund of about $2,000,000 immediately. Williams, who is a practicing at- torney in Washington, refused to discuss the case and inquirers at the Treasury Department were| wide improvement bonds, and told that the officials were unable| 21, the schedule amendment, to locate the records. signed to keep existing laws tn. «i Local officers of the Republic| fect until proposed “ae company maintain silence, saying | into furce if adopted. that any statements relating tothe} As more than 2000 precincts company must be made by Top-/ main to be heard from, the ping. who at present is on a yacht-|/ig yet doubtful. ing cruise of Miami, Fila. Early returns include those About two weeks ago a similar! c touis’ complete; Kansas ¢ story mentioning the Youngstown nearly complete; St. Louis Count Sheet and Tube Co. as the concern. | incomplete, and scattering coun which it is alleged had paid $209.-/ i, -oughout the State. Figures fre 000 to McAdoo, was published by/ 37 counties in all sections are re an Ohio newspaper. Leroy A. Man- resented. chester, counsel for the Youngs- K ; 7 town Sheet and Tube Co., entered unsas City gave each of ‘ amendiments an affirmative emphatic denial as to the naming of his concern, It was said at that a and St. Lous 66 Ukewkarm time that the story referred,to an- rol as oe sh — was | other Youngstown steel concern pasa. +s ichomaan, Geena and net to the sheet and tube com- 20 intended, mulaht. bo. constenl —: interfere with private and McAdoo Has No Comment on Fee! chial schools. This same o Story, His Secretary Says. tion in re popyvlous centers. . By the Associated Press. the State is expected to . C LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27.—wil-|*>® majority against the p FAIR TONIGHT: NOT MUCH ion ee 15, relating to education. liam G. McAdoo has no comment Vote Exceptionally — | the registration (rot revised|to make on Youngstown, O., re- The vote was ¢e CHANGE In TEMPERATURE | for “thi election) was 297,292, the! ports that he received a fee of;the aggregate of the cast was only 17 per cent of | $200,000 for intervention In a tax} enumerated showing only « THE TEMPERATURES. ‘the, registration. refund case of the Republic Iron/ mately 125,000 votes and ——e ~~: - smiled, some- also from Waugherty had Senator one few =. * | also Major ' 2 oat \ ? i1e tive reviewed at a ey, “Y MANY GE FINISHED W i i i i ae el al el lal el ell al rn ~--- 3 ~_ _— — — the White Starling” and (Copyright. 1924, Trade Mark by H. Reg, P U.. 8. Buy a tiome. Buy it cast for St. Louls | and vicinity: ’ | The witness said he was a sec- tion began its fight on amendment marae A tee Now. ; buchadnezzar’s temple at Ur in lond cousin of Susy Lee's mother. No. 7. it was feared that other pres va phere: nr, )| He last saw Susy Lee 18 years ago Fair tonight; | amendments would be affected un-/| Chaldea, now being uncovered by pnw 2 = Ce Cimte-on {when she visited a sister in Bum- | Thursday partly| favorably, as it was thought that|the joint expedition of the Uni-|* eh pus Mills, near Dover, Tenn., and cloudy; not much | many of those influenced by the! versity of Pennsylvania Museum Advocates of adoption of she was 18 or 19 years old then, he | change in tem- | committee might vote “no” on alli and the British Museum, its be-|*™¢ !dments were unwilling t testified. He added that her father | perature;, t he) the propositions, to be sure of hit-| lieved to Bethe temple of the gold- {| °° ™&ke predictions on the died in 1886 or 1887. lowest tonight | ting the one which was especially | en calf, mentioned tn the Bible. ten returns, but pointed out Identified as Susy Lec. will be about 28. | opposed. But the returns do not The Book of Daniel tells how | "ce each amendment n an you identify Mrs. Harris as Missouri: Fair| show evidence of very much of| three Israelites, refusing to bow AEB sop: majority, hope }; Susy Lee?” he was asked. | tonight, probably jfnle undiscriminating sert of vot-|down before the golden image set} Aone yes “nega if not month He pointed te Mrs. Harris, say- | hecoming unset- | ing. up by King Nebuchadnezzar. were wahe fet men reed pull throug! Fie “She is Susy Lee.” tied Thursday Sad The river wards show discrim-/| cast into the flery furnace and “enott o* Giana clghtened This broucht Mrs. Harris to her | Thursday night; lination in their voting. The Third | emerged unharmed. Pictures that nich the were Ai feet so angered that she could | not much change| ward gave majorities for amend-jarrived here today show what are vi rt ee teen oaainee hardly utter a word. | in temperature. ments 1, 3, 4 and 6, ranging from | believed by the university arche- om rms “"° one arene | Battle, chief of counse! for Mrs Iilinois: Fatr | °15 to 681, while voting against | ologists to be the drain pipes that ene — meontireay Harris, issued a statement before | tonight, probably | numbers 2, 6 and 7. The Fourth | carried off the blood of the ani- e coe the opening of court today deny- | followed by in- | woeg which voted against several | mals sacrificed before thie image. Despite the heavy Ne gg me enteutee ate te _ ' ing that In his address to the jury | creasing cloudi- of the amendments, gave a lage amendment No, 7, eee other satisfactory way to )| yesterday he had said that Mrs. | Thursday: |majority for the soldiers’ bonus R di P of the State judiciary | ee See ;| Harris was the illegitimate daugh- and the amendment providing for adqio rograms the last-minute ‘effort of Page 31 ly Located the Want Ads President Considering Political Ef- (HERE'S YOUR HAT, fect of Daugherty Case. Major reported to McLean that Post-T#spatch Bureau, | had delivered aA message to “Me- °0-23 Wyatt Bidg. |? and Palmer as per your in-| WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—Signs | ¢ Btuctions.” (In other messages! op » showdown in the endurance)? are references to Francis) .ontest between Attorney-General | } doo of New York, believed by Daugherty and his Senate Repub-| Smmitteemen to be the son of lican opponents, anxious to encom- iam G. McAdoo.) pass his resignation § before the | (Under date of Jan. 22, 1924, Ma-| wheeler investigating resolution) suburbs. and the best values Hr wired McLean that A. Mitchell| .an be passed, became manifest for whatever you want to mer (former Attorney-General | wnen the official under fire con-| prone Olive or Centrel 6900 | or, es), r at The Third Ward voted against. ppoorte however. $3 | left the Lodge's purpose was to prov! a La 4° : Columa 7 Conttaned om Pegs m4 — ‘ 2. Column . oe Coatinucd on Page 3, Column 5. foot. Continued on Page 3, attache , ark. 00 Page 2, Column, Continued on Foms | Ae the he ~ Ba : satisfactorily “Real Ka- the Post- not be weary ( uy it most by consulting the tate” columns of Dispatch. It need the work of many days. offer. 4 reliable ? are listed the of &8t. Louis’ estate dealcrs. Thev include homes and home >| “c sites in desirable ) cation Louls and Hiere ings real Oy ste oe aon 3 aay 3 ia. eu ~ “3 ¥ ok ae ie * - = o sf. £2 > The Post-Dispatch will tell the details of nliso your mitting the pensioning of police- men gand firemen. early returns with « lead of 1 nF eat ust Secretary at peer eeee eeeeeeeee , gilt “CP a ate ese * a

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om~ ‘. pe a - : omy ~» . —_— te . 6 Ee ee See ee A ED ee ; : : * a ‘ - ee. . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a wen IDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, bile ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . — A A ee ee - — ->-- — = ooo eer ~- — pein ee SE ES Eo oe — Se Smoot Reveals Conference of Himself and Lenroot With Fall About $100, —— -- — a - - ——_ — A A nen | EARLY RETURNS | ALL AMENDMENTS ‘DAUGHERTY E , l ‘Vg / TO OFFER Senator Also Discloses Complete St. Louis sot Ae on, - Os That Zevely Wired Him Doheny Peseneigs: WEE : " e 7 Ne. setae 7 ee ee RO ns re Continued from Page One. | _Contived from Page Une. | cousmed De WARD. Y¥ NO. Tes. — =e —— ——. —— pee a yP- later compilations -will_ melt this | —— “Was Coming to Tell It All’’’ oer mer p90 1.485 ot 4H bia 1.167 30 bos 5: 18: pts | lead. ‘and the Fourth Ward voted more breathing spell un No. 9 Shows Strength. ‘than two to one for amendment No.| fore which the At euspeniila casahee athe was | 19. to permit the substituting of might be induced to q He Asked Fall: ‘Well, Albert, Why Don’t You ~ ‘Tell Where You Got It?” — Committee shown by amendment No. 9, which 'conventions for the primary sys- Another White , | late last night wes , Still Going Over Telegrams. *» ee eel 5 ao Gds) ‘ ‘« . * +« Ne would authorize the use of ballots , *€™. and pollbooks in grand jury investi. | telative Votes. Stearns. close reonal ai ‘gations of election frauds and in|} The amendments getting the | triend of the . | less than 25,000, except the school | national convention Fati’s trip to Palm Beach, but bad, “after my conference with the ae ti Genes 1 OR | TH No. 10-—-75,4: ves, S & ;| Twenty-eighth. til he has had @ hes are yt > —_ , . : ing the P art Hey ee ) majorly, J. : The Mtfth Ward, which extends the Attorneyat that. , Cio oe Pe as nam as seud into the record | iniestens Gaeeisiler hie te take sme & > Oy os . vt ae ee O35) 1D. 8 : 739 Be : «- maiorityv. 34.989 streets, is represented in the Dem- Cabinet officer with or by Senator Walsh (Dem.) of Mon-/|,, trip South to see yoy. but on ac- De .ees “eas re bd mis 7 ~48 OR 39: oO 42: AY 46 1084 43 . We — —t n his ei ae > .| ocratic City Committee by “Dinty” to follow on others, bysenate ee eee. Put 0 20. 20... 08! : 2 : . “> 2 , ; 188 a ma jority, 6 PS; Colbeck, political leader of the no- — > Major to McLean, Dec. 22, 1923:)| that you telephone him at Colum. w2...-. 1,408 / | ++ “y pote rer O97 6S ‘BO: 453 2:34 S50 10 No 14- 8: ves; 57.880 ;| tortious Dean gang ef criminals snd woe “Just received notice that my = bia, 3148. 2 ile. AL ( ei 1 } 960 , vt 2." 6 ~ 8 Z ‘ > . Let. ; ’ ats Sante v. 36.9 diner 7 sunmen, who is sergeant-at-arms | By the Associated. Prana 2 ; ; ¢elegram to you sent to St. Augus-, “Will keep you fuliy informed in : bbe a a: 248 : 273s ad 2 HOE ; et ys) + oO 3R DS No. 13 Bet ory ves: 70.498 .| of the committee. It gave a ma- WASHINGTON, Feb. 2744 tine last night was undeliyered. Mr. detail of developments. +f sths ‘BOS nR7 ait O28 I7 i negative nindes ity, 6956. Oey OS 2 ee ee eee Ot an Couneny of the Mexican embassy sf Homer said he believed that you| WH. W. Starling to McLean, Dec.| 28..... 3.00% 9 318 BLOTS OO THR NB B07, Sei co | nes: ccabe' see No. 16—78,090 yes; 34,386 no; | Ssteoment, which the committee No. 17-—73,993 yes; 38,591 : Twenty-eighth Ward Figures. has been promoted by hie @ should have leased wire installed | 26: " Totals 37.369 cae on G50 30104 19505 37.267 11.674 36,208 12.808 33,236 15.496 34,5°% 3.97: majority, 33.704 fought. and that the Post and the Enquirer | “Telegram received. Have wired . , ; Se he esme equally share, " Bg oy idl , AMENDME! | rs. Ties = bv | majority, 35.402. In the Twenfyeeighth Ward, the| ment to the grade of Mi opinion on the congressional situa- “Spurgeon” (apparently John! warp — 0. . _ ] £ Toe Wwe re > —_- a oe Hlouse. head line, features the personal Pars > 253 yes, 45,111 no; a pa alt the wares were the third, “Homer wants to know if every- !0@n you mentioned to me.” majority 43,25. se | oad et os ge yas ree su . a" , ae Maior to McLean, Dee. of . ul , Soldiers onus. ost o ‘eo thing was satisfactory at Wednes eve | om tort i | everything in the record had been| others ran béhindin the ThiNG end @ay conference; if not, is there any- [I have heard nothing further y | explained except where he got the! ~& th Ward The F t} r¢ thing for him to take up. and, if so, | about the private wire. When you ourth aras. ? ourth was ‘ired h; : having money to improve and enlarge his; the only ward which voted against whom should he consult, Lambert; Wired me that you were having “ : : ade | wer ranch. Ile told us he had borrowed sl f tl -ity'’s b daries or Frazer? I am to let him know as | it installed T naturally believed , expansion of the city’: oundaries. , Ris ina thtadl it from an old friend. .Next to the school amendment, g00n as you answer. Mr. rang fe and|that you were having it attended ‘I'm not a pauper,’ he said. ‘I ) Mr. Whaley leave tonight, 9:40,;to from there. Everything is all a Goes: Wee Pee, the least popular proppsal in the EP ae Pelbigs | et t j van get money when IT need it. city vote was amendment No. 17, o'clock, for Palm Beach. Saw par-)| right on this end to hav t put in “Well P ' : . t t Ww rdm: Park Hotel. Noth-| at once the minute you say £0 ell, Albert, why don't you relating to military service, which 4 — Deyedemee as ed as yet Rest re | ahead ; ; ¢ Ry ; hye"; tell the committee where you got| would remove the constitutional sys 7 . sae | “Was at Palmer's home this aft-{ 25..... . aR 2327 2, 1 8¢ een + a eee — Zor : ye 7 oh | nitehensieaps Smoot said he told) exemption for conscientious objec- , lernoon. He said that he was going ) : . ee tors. This has been opposed by a Sas with enakthers at White |*© Prepare a short statement in the —— — — — ; Wh, ptor Smact aad. | Number of Bedion though it bas! ces3. -7ne eens eee ; —— —~ = — oo —oy a S en an o7°8 BT 1G am ‘eply.”’ Senator Smoot said. : , i" | Huse and give Frazer your mes- morning in your behalf which he . 20.329 31.012 32,520 16.3 S81 2°. 4517 0. RT “9 36.815 11,871 See 11,480 35,750 “— ~ SS ra t Tk - Major ty to be gone probably until Sunday. | " there except possibly NO. | trials. ow ir ale Daily only 50¢ a month: dundas, ; ‘, - Y r . - 7 definitely commit himself, he indi-| “Mere Fall and I leaving for | With Albert Fall was when Zevely! ern Union and Postal companlesient county territory. The vote on Delivered by city rrier or to Melean, December 27 '(Marked rush): cated that as far as you are con-| Ralm Beach tonight 9:40. Love to | caled me on the telephone from | took additional copies of telegrams | this proposal in the 78 precincts cerned, you would not be called. | you both ‘? New Orleans and told rie Doheny ’ to the committee room for pagina’ Gaon 6670 to 3212. ous . 5 ¥y *! V mecesr "als at a letter) ajor McLean, Jan. 2, 1924: ) Vas coming to Washington and tell! ination. j i s in sub- E.ntered as second- q-cless Tle is to register at the Yale C ub | “Was at the Capitol ‘his morn- IIe Sugg sted to Walsh tha ’ | Maj r to McLean ’ ip eggertae Say haeaponcngy deere ate majority ot precincts in su 187 oy at the Poatoffice there. , be filed with the committee = ex- “Thank you very much for your Sagigs . . 0% | Announcing that a _subpena had had nian communities are included 1In/ under the act of March i ing. Party at Wardman Park Ho- . 2 f then said, “Albert Fall is here Major to McLean, Dec. 26: tel at this time is not going to tes said pte ae all is nere, and Continued on Next ee ial these 78 precincts, and the 33 pre- ‘ gen. Olive GAO Wininch, Gee “Just received your telegram to : on aisgagy — gee Lambert I sent yor tify. Hle prepared a_ statement ’ . you @ Me¢8-! which is being read into the record plaining your position which you| kind consideration. Palmer have made clear in your telegram| that Walsh leaves» him under the | Wants to talk to you. — —— to me which Palmer took up with| impression that you will not be “Fall explained to me that his a gage shortly after 1 o'clock § in- at this time Up to the time that Walsh. Palmer is preparing a let-! called. He also said that he has awe daughters were in New Or-| forming you that Lambert left fori) ert the hearing are saneared'**® te the committee. Palmer] other people working on Walsh. I| leans with him; that one was ill New York 1 o'clock today. Accord- no hostility on the part of a i : talked over long distance with Mc- jam to eall him tonight. Will wire jend he wanted wad tuke her to his - ing to his office he will be regis- mitéée regaréing sell eae tin de eae Adoo and the letter will be sent to| you over private wire at that/| nome in Three Rivers, N. M. He! Extra S ecial—Just 175 tered at the Yale Club in New report wilt wire “ong ora ie : New York for McAdoo’s approval! time.” | explained that he could get to p York. Do you want me to get in in ful? later iin 7S a before it is filed with the commit-| Major to McLean, Jan. 3: _v ashington as speedily from there | ’ communication with him at New “Palmer is Il] “a bed at his } . tee,” | “Tust finished talking to Mitch- | Se he could from Florida, and he e York and deliver him the contents y an coin : to hi voter gst age About Trips South. ell Palmer. Te has just wired you | Suthoriwed me to explain to the. of your telegrams of this after- | tel - ee os deepened aay Maior to McLean. Dec. 29: jand if you decide to come Palmer | Committee the reason why he found | noon? If so, in what manner do oe bts on ae wel “ag “Just left the Secretary at Warda-| wants to see you when you arrive |'!t necessary to return to his home.” | - you want me to convey your mes- | ‘'*° ¥°4U of what transpires. Sir- nee “yt ihere. I told him that I would keep Conferred With Wall. | | * clair in a prepared statement which | ™#" Park. He and his wife mei i. ay Senator S also tol a cone] maleen ~a F to Mc! was given. to the committee befora| Pect to stay with you. He told me! ™ tou h with him. If you have nator Smoot sish told of a con ree B. Frazer to McLean, a er ; | not received a telegram prepared ;|ference which he and Chairman) he takes the stand which will be tn that he was not leaving any for-j| °~ : : aan ; ' eS. atl wee. we: Tr about .an hour, reads as follows: warding address and in my pres-| bY Bennett and myself get pee ges te gl gee Bhs Bp tng pene . psoas wennag about thir- “(Here was given in full the| ence told his confidential —repre- ee busy : og Merle omega Mi: Bs Bes natal : Cwean ied undred dol- statemcnt which Sine] ' sentative that he could be reached Phe committee adjourned until ' ee ; % z 5] 0 ] 2 50 a.” to the 7 pckiosarng e eal onl ptepaagy a through you at Palm Reach. He it Pp Souvereew Gane a iw | sd ye a - caee aaeeal "pie6 vee . . sd » . ‘ ; . ' . penthen Gn ; >. in ‘ A “Le! ‘ ‘ : Advice by Palmer. SOR sald that he would probably stay | ™¢ss4ses had been read. Just be- | sald cLean had made the $100,000 and $15 Major to McLean, Dec, 26 Major to McLean, Dec. 27: | Palm > Dave 5 fore adjournment, Chairman Len- *10@". oounr f at Beach for a few days and ocuns - , , 0a (marked rush): * hese ened messages to ning, |S. ro to awh nn lroot said that later messages ¢s- | We told him,” said Smoot, that | lace é secretary said that the en-; asian Thursday ... . shew MeLean her messace ioleg , oe, Want, under no circumstances for you to S Sinclair was again questioned in «|New York Send a message to the chairman of | Wheatley has been delivered.” | perfunctory | Other Senators said examination ab manner. He declared the committee. They both said) Mator to McLean, Dec. 28: | that you ere not be called. The | of ee ee eee | to assure you that your interests “Just finished talking with Pal. | filing of a letter with the commit-| Telesraph Co. did not disclose a | woyld be fully taken care of and|™¢r. He said that at this time ho! gan je said, would make your end }.COPY of the official telegram of no- | at.this time the chances of you|thought It best not to issue any | perfectly clear, and bring to an end | « 4 } being called were very slight. Statement. If there is any disp.si- Bete desierea thot after’ man'at| tion on the part of the commartes| nz ainponttion that the committee | gag vst chitical andl Chale ocies a Saale Wardman Park Hotel testified | to call you, “which he doesn’t think Major to McLean, Dec. . Ol ean Taken at the Very most critical and their price is decidedly r n- that if the committee showed any | there is, that will be time enovgh| (marked rush): ae : ble f h high-cl Hats. Small Hats of : able for such high-class Hats. ats o SUMEEEEA! that thay weld tahe|overiiong distance lwith wenaic | eq. t 20, net believe that they in-|p loth boil : “ ’ ni w » Cy oo, < . . . . 1 cE Patios wetaets to Cuonet ta) tant “azine, "UM 70 wrlewe hey | Dons rub your cloches- Fost bei |} Milan in the many new Spring shades, both in on " : ‘ Fr *{ a Opinion since 1 s, - a - o In @ny event they both said | afternoom Will wire you r ly } : Uy ’ at it uld ‘woe unecessary mer his findings be . esult Ie joveleyrins = ep nae that he soapless way of washing which tailored and flowered effects, vie in popularity. wo ' ‘on } e or "es : , u to come here but could ar- Trip to Palm Beach. betier on the ns pew Rabe al. | leaves the clothes fresh and clean. Prompt! ‘als the f a 1 dias . ‘ ad mptiy allays the fever at n- + nge to have your deposition Major to Mclean, Dec. 28: | ready said that he wanted to leave | | Guaranteed not to injure fine fab- flammation and brings the cold toa "4 - en. It had not been decided Was able to get accommoda- the city and go South. but would ‘rics. Used successtully i in Sr. Louis rapid termination. The best eer | These Wonderful alues on Display to 10 o'clock tonight whether | tions for the secretary. He leaves wait here until he | for coughs, grip, influenza, fevers, ; heard from you | for 25 years. pain and soreness in the head and ; ; © man at Wardman Park Hotel / tomorrow night, Saturday, at 9:49,| apout something which was to | chest. Prevents pneumonia. | im Window buld GO On the stand tomorrow | for Palm Beach. Am still waliing| take place Saturday. He hed al.| -2°@7 oom sells Staufer’s. One ee ies . <3 not. He is sick, and so is|to hear from Palmer.” ciate Tiiosinant himself about go- ber of Ste 's equals two of soa ne" Bb nan hour, und “06” night and mer. Major to McLean, Dec. 28: ing South before I wired vou his | Over Bro ad and a half bars d ee “Palmer said he thought that “The secretary at Werdman Park | message about wanting to leave the in St. Lowis last year. This safe and pleasant treatment | would be able in the morning| Hotel said he’ received a message! city. And before vou suggested to | — for eee dishes, Senne fine | ©*" old. relied on to quickly break up look out for the man at Ward-/| from you as to his whereabouts on him to come there for a rest, 1 was | furniture, woodwork, asia ns interesta in case he was well| Saturday. He told me this morn- told that he had received ciel Price, Luyties’ “pe” a ' Pri L, t a — ’ ies deta A pea ing that he wanted to go South, but | wire from vou. | re: Bottios ip “oe personally bdelieve|i would wait until he heard from “So, if he now believes tha 50, ve : t he Family Decter Beo | everything is well in hand/him before he left the city. Hel! tf to be vour cuest he surely at | free on stam | 1 Recane wheogge Sp mpd is | will probably go to Florida. Talked | not have heen under that !mpree- testify tomorrow. e COMB with McAdoo over long-distance gion when he told me : : ss Luyties’ Homoeopathic Pharmacy: about want- , MP-8 Katoment to the | com | this morning but have not as yet ing to get away because at that - HELPS CRIMINALS , Cases Where Police - a be any payroll robberies if the merning on ac-|mer chairman of the oil committee, |ter, the matter might never have|Showed that all the amendments tests, grand jury inqu ty ° 4 ee: express -wagon was held up MIN TELLS | THE PUBLIC WT: er Is Nullified by 4tference and Unwill- of Citizens S HOW COURTS * Al TO CO-OPERATE Refused for Gani Who Had Punch Fitted Hole in Safe Was Robbed. _ ‘resident Brockman of the .. Boa d got off the elevator seventeenth floor of Hotel where the St, Louis Elec- Board of Trade was holding ly luncheon meeting yester- he told a friend he was going] sive the members a different otion of police work. He was | he would be allowed an hour pis address, and he replied: “I give them a pretty stiff talk a time.’ ner he had told that there were! policemmgn on the forse and be their duties and how hours they worked a day and much they received in savages. away from his notes, ck of interest and co-opera- son the part of the public is re- ible, to a great extent, for wh of the crime that ts being} itted.” he suid. “There would oyers pald by check. We asked to. They said their employes red cash. We told. them te in the situation to the em- and the latter would be will. to take checks. Lack of co- fation. “Lack of Interest.” attended . a church meeting other night which was widely yertised as for the purpose of ing law enforcement. Less 250 persons attended. Lack of t. @ police time and again nave ted merchanig to put tleir beneath lights out in the t part of te stores were o- etre th could see thein, but, no myst leave them hidden be partitions where the cra.hs- can work at ease and withe evr of interruption. Lack of Ope ration, A tighwayman at Police Héead- tery the other day confessed ickups.” We went for the vic- a dozen came down to iden- him. Lack of interest and co- tion lweeks ago near Union Sta- (ine of the robbers dropped . hat Afier several weeks cf tiriae detective work, the owner the bat was located “He was a] perute character and -ft toon Oo policemen to hold the hat om bear = The witnesses looked at? and were unable ‘to tdentify} We had to release him, but re sure we had ithe right man.7 “Could Not Identify.” cilowing a recent payroll rob- , we arrested two su4 girls who had witnessod the} ber; said they could not iden-f H the prisoners. One girl —_ fui the prisoners looked lk lof the robbers, but that Mw liis mother and did not wan btee him get into trouble, the prisoners confessed th been implicated im several Bau rs z Ths Police Department only metions to prevent crime, af mend criminals and present evi- ‘of crime to the prosecuting actials, We cannot put the crim~ sin the penitentiary. Tat | ‘o the prosecutors, the Jud the juries. And I want to sa] the business men of this clit lax in their duty as citizens eo'her day I was in court Mm the Judge called upon p =e jurors to present ¢xXClitem ‘HOt serving, nearly the entitle l stepped forward. Most @f said they were too busy @ An bour after a safe had been in a creamery at Sixte, and Lucas avenue detect ed three gangsters in an a bile which contained 6 mers chisels and at mehes One of the punches fitted "x hole that had been drilled f “fe. The Cireult Attorney J to issue a warrant charging on of burglar tools, on tie "¢ that the tools might * Ured for lifting auto Chief of Detectives F 3 facctiously asked the - ‘f the accessories had te bed “burglar tools” for the ‘'s obtain «a warrant. Nauds Tied by Injunctions, E Sone times our hands are Cvurt injunetions We tried | * prize fight that was © for a Tuesday night. ralring order, returnable *w ne Thursday, war | we appeared in Courts Was over. . 8 injunction preventing ust "S a certain hotel that. is 80 broad that a thief ¢ in that hotel and we id | fo 'n after him, “oat dl °* courta do nét ser he polive as they 9 i. b Tl murder 4 :

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a oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 97 1924 IUKMAN TELLS /Former | Banker and Wife Accused SCHOOL EXPELS | Harris’ Wife Pictured OW THE PUBLIC ——Ssetving Him as to Parentage ST. LOUIS YOUTH as an Underworld Girl “Wen ae a a HOUSE RAIDED IN VAIN: | ~ | , leu ped from 21.500 feet. : H x } f “aNsert eo. h: -*'ar ; . ; —_ 2 pnt aa ie gre : ree ’ When my client Beverly p. This was said at the field to be the} 2 corde La protee ' ' ; -_ . . " " : Ble: ‘DP. se retary H W tw URTS ee Baa >. . Pes ees OL gers os Pee wie ae a nai. , Bel. ‘ ti that had been represent d. { entinuecd from Preeeding rage. es wed a the place about 5:30 This contere, ce is saiq mn.” mee Se ; Mesa PEAT Be, ee | - me ae a ass 101 He had been arres; about “In Juty, 1915 at Aa eee _ ee oclock and found the front door sidered the possi b} =e con. , TO CO-OPERA j E en eee: * | rE 3s oor ee Ladue ry t. Louis “ounty, | on times on minor charges he saa i iene’ ee ee ae Bone €d been issued for Hanry Woodhouse | downstairs unlocked. The next door 7 7 , » ae ws 2%, . ; * “ *% - P 4 i Orne ry, } “a : the lic: of Nera "yg eru or Gang- — .£ a 2 | . oe ker aaa Academy a f, ‘Or his son, and had seen her frequently. She; "& him come to ery i wired | effect that the Doheny interests | to have much te sist a 2 eo . the Re » Who Had Punch ; Ss es es : : 1 oe Pos ps ears nor. he added 4 « ee ; They were married the day after.” British interests all or a gre t por- |; h a blish hi Nat Ona) " — a ‘“ v . - . ? x : cae oe . 3 been ex pe lle d from Sat acader, riot i auger al as ‘fn IVWwn | 3 . a asta . — ue & eae .* ~~ * & - he : : Ra — 2 e as yr ae - ———— ee ae, “ ak bem ~ twas eo at5 s- and , ; ; sae > Na e Pushed Ne; reta ry , Vea, f oof Was Robbed. | | a re 3 . ee : oe ee * fs | oe: es ‘ implicated in lat} of the. ris’ haracter he said | ant } t Ha ris, but w as COn- ic Was leased to Doheny by reported, nothing else of unusual - are Pressing D> - ‘a * cee , ‘ i Ais ’ academy's r > @aguinet t sir ( King Of Ea? ‘SUGINE . was f ecitimat: a : interest, unless iron bars ready 40. Other « abiner — q a / : a ; > a ? eis + ae ng LOXicante y ch ‘ormerly «ar ‘lar | ai Tr of Samus it’. Lee a: d Sa. Wahlbe rz ormer private reinforce the Upstairs dveor to the 5 , o& . > =e = Sag ie ,) : watre ; th AeA. | ©. Tenn aid he wae Harris ty and was bern | Secretar: ‘Oo Sinclair. is ‘oO be re. ‘toome be laken into CvnFideratiog, : tack. ww, Psresident Brock mi; / Dive %, _ ’ .. oe «a Pg. > Po ‘ r ge kn we a ae a = , met ‘ “ause She Was imry ‘ ' } ’ . Le ; *> j resident ¢p Boe . ae ppl ee PTS g : ‘ OF iiquo Hewkas reme : (est Known in the Underworld. "ho was Present -z be Ring was asked if she , ie by Ej Raynor. Then cama thig ‘ause his is a stude n: - Of the father Mre " ance to pain her off as a mem - ‘here x child She repli ha che ' f an aristocratic Southern W hisky in Wailter’. Mevier Pro — mo . eA ‘tated 3 og Teles, gve them a ' ' . : | Pas) o ‘TEs ae ~~ & a ax ‘.. ee et’ - a “ye , é me “k sen atti ‘ " ac 3 eae en. te ae tke 2 a | | ws : | WASHINGTON. . time.’ ie 5 a ae ‘. “ eorge Clark , Beman. wholsent » arkevin, ae Bes of ‘aere anne ‘Rep.) of Nebraska. ‘hey call Last Saturday + 'sht Deputy Sher-, ue! C. Teile: he had ‘5 ae % ‘Ka Ba eS ‘ ke ) * oe sail NRE apt ) a Ake si ~ girl's fart. | , : Upon the State. War. Navy. Inte- | iffs and an Assistant Prosecuting ; "Zz. Counselor ; Fr old * Wes LO a ot | a ’ coe. @ o ' Par iS mill owne is e gi s r. Chie! cou! | Haract ZO¢ rior and Tr r ‘part “Tit sor ¥ Tal of the \" . policenm: , | — ' ee Pek Pcie we — “ . : b. ee a niirmed if; i enipie Rarneor - \Hegc0ed Former Misrrec. | if ro . ona " . ae _ — wee Atte — en . _e am ree noun J “eCMICAN embac, — 2 Sas ; : , ae Bt: : 7 Harr harges h ¢ € or i > ““pping Board for infor- j}of Tony Foles ex-convict. at 61284 : ° uae siit ‘ ‘ ‘ : al ‘ : ‘ f )¢ i : i] ha ad Ciarge is wite Fe nrea. ; ‘ } I ; \ tj ; ) ) , | has been Promoted bw . ere ! _ : = ; as “4 4 ; : ll F ’ a in Was the Pp : a yy = Maton as to whar for mer ¢ abinet Leaston avenue Welliston. but fvuund ‘ re e; . ee Ay alial + ; ‘ é “pon if? Sermte 4 € wa ~ Ose . : us i : sf ne : 1 officers ir former mer ‘Ts f ark ese Mier? [Oo the ETrade of : mech ¢ ‘eceive he Peng —— Lee of the famous an ipir ' 1] Cor es: zs , t oats " nt — ate sy rer Na eb 4 — . "SS ee , A" - ] ' ‘ C igT ~ lave ITaACTICes error Z Bins . ; is retarded a5 Prob ava) : iii me 4 Soa or 2 [a . ‘nisi’ bh fan av ti tL tour ded and on: . ' ve 3 S 4 é en Ansolatets 4 a ate oe. ae ; VPP! : I : any of those agencies in the prose- | Allow ed.” . Gent Obreeo,, Will mn: | m= Of interest and co-oner.. Ga : ; i och, ip at 1 / " CHY jJail,/the Lee line of Mississi pp; = uf vile : laims sitcw ; he ich > basxad - M8. meme... eg . : ae % ° ety oh, A eae eee ied id heh oo [ omten of cee ee ne t, 1918. | ane Stun. | - = ; ’ 7 . . , iy rr? ’ r - : ’ ° . a "~ r Pid) “—ialiere | + ? >} » )~ redes yf » f la? ‘ + ‘ ior , a ror v ; A | : ' : ‘ : oF to the Uniteg States 4 the Part JBI) | a | \. far eg zm par Sh vats and tha EW Raynor was } : aynor, said, Discussion of the ol] matter was | Ferris Name Entered in Michigan. Na fey | U4ys and th it ; | to , — a 3 | , Ps iy 4 - coun rds- uncle He 1] s > U ne | treasurer City Railroad in renewed in the Senate. Senator | ®y_the “eraciated Preag, ‘ P bye transfe, red t« SUtiie . of the bh : oe Pe Ms , x : _— Ps ain aif invest Me mphis : respected citizen. Walsh @cain contradicting in un- LANSING Mich 7a, patsy we 1 AS Minister Mited.” hie «. ‘Ther r ; eS — Se tie : F i] i the « 1. i922 tia atid harces that vr wy, ile wy @.* in; mau.” he ad- equivoca! terme the charge ef the tions (© place cme on = Unie ‘ - Many payroll - op Se 5 - e! inder na 8 celle ai nie en a ie ee > interest tn , . a otha cae te | States Senator Wood bridge N. Pare « ae a | y Di | . th Atay, % = = rr LAINE HARRIS ali i=picio: ik nis Sambler and that his : lad; ter , | Republican Nationa) Committee's | ~ : le Pers paid | ne, ' ‘> Sg _ = Ae ARR , t i! : ¢ f wit WU; savynors mistres ra trib ous vUl he pointed out news bureay +} at the na val oi! re re di democratic sane ae = % m9 x ; paid check, aske } _ | . | athe | en 41, hn I ; = : , sti ' insi the law serves were leased under the cen- Michigan Fi on owe: preves fom are in} ror. 5 , , ! ‘. = - Se > . Ound it Y Were ; nT on ind ler : ati ry tt | : , yrs are : : ) Parative. . ms territery of com. —— eet ss ee Se ; i. U PUlLOMiat i Si ae ” . -= Se , ; ‘ ai a He M phis the era leasing law which he Sepon.- my =s . ao s+ —e tiled 4 s Sal) POPUlatian. S| tio te b : ae > aa ook teal » sn ; sails ee ind Ne fo expla ine enrm,. _ 1se@ «of Orphaneze Records Read. sored in the Senate ‘ne Secret! Fy OF Slate loday. » . = = SS, eee = | /#ct of June 4, 1926 “Was asked eg. * : a2 . “ ~s ; ioe vv. ] ’ " + _ Syrang wi wo fe: the rural region | on. a 38 SS 2 aiew Days ‘U0 inl tt 2 ise an 1? hild. a; that for a }, time = 798s | eos the ee enfo~...... ® ' serving a six mon::; ntence for; “5 B&t been completed led Fer. in July. 1915. “Oyterian orphanage severa!} an amendment to the genera! leas- |? ses Subsequentiy ny diciary J49 + ; 50 | te mt seni Less = | forgery. Matement for \cadem vy. wi rris rom years. ing act, and that he had Supported “ee “nto with ee oll com panien : n, Persons a2tiended. Lack 0 a Vhe: , oO et ' . ; -eorge D ton. Cor tr.) iinise bar iPp-akhs Mrs. Sa Unders told he 8S! - the June 2 199 or or extraction of on from Navat® rm total! Vote in the Dolice a 4 again “ , ney?" 2 Loe pk 2 ‘ \Ca (ist! eaa,) aw ot. Ses I al Ke LO ; pana [ a Sie 4 . ; Senators Reserve No. * in California. ~, * aheo ai a m - ; Ne - _ j j fray on ooge , ‘ ‘ ' - : | >in —_ he: ce her lar - ‘ é ERE monger from 6000 to oh Oey : — eTchanis to . RS manage sn te estate, Cai + ‘e Bipot g > =a peat aa a ARE ae _jand af; r Susie jeft the orphanage _, Re — en “Not Involved in ou Scandal,” Saye, ‘cue ™ Meath ligh:s h = ae eee ee ) rair | NORE A a mI et “SS ani partner ee eats aaa i€¢ told of mee: ner one day |. | confirmed | Se, teen Me Adoo’s Sun. me Of fe worn. ; : ne’ . ne See ee | a ae - A bang , nn SAN cate ea apis | Seertas OR Le enaicn , Fi BEVERLY D>. HARRIS Bere at L& wit ou > FY rosin t hi lece AEs , i fe year ' 4:50 8 statement a« to the record NEW YORK. Fel oF © aha, _— ; F a VM. ("ay AUS Te ‘t' Eureka nr e) Clisté : “a Way invelved in Lhe pe tine be pion: ‘mn me US leave : ide ie” ee iriend gav: ae teat the. | Ladeoy ss iF rand nie le lle © Lee Da Ce ee, ee Lest night (he news bureap scandal. Further thar hat! hewee Liected Dy the nart 4a! Vote of 1398 eee ; , ry istens : pee , r. ‘n rhe ] 0 weg ; lo he ung LEN Ce jes i rece a? he iled hij ‘aun aug : . $i - ee ; ve ‘a } 4 a @ Dew atta. Kk on LMosOlutely ney TVRIMNEeNt to maker’ to 2526 on Noa 3 permitting e “ot «ov ll o . —— eo ; nisi _ : P Prid. lj He did 1 So] 2 the’! Uncle Ti Ve " sv eng. { | ne : ” Democrats ? 'NNnection with the This Was the Casement today of? INAtion ©, baliota iv election wal « dbbod merruptios hme id eek 2G C@Ttain a) , mopar found ba ; . } urns i here P taken cr tf Repay om, "MER 4 | Ol] leases. It charged that “For. ' | rancis H “ic Advo rhe lame * tests crand jury inquiries and per _ sierin -” lan af aime 5 und ¢ Lae. » o time. faving at the } a Yt fines nen $s! matte sonarus ty a © wer Secretary of the Nay y Daniels | “Franci« McAdoo” was found sms trials . me” SM ayman at mice Hes ‘ address ¥ he ee ww as mn CME ts Tie Pe ported ar —_—— - ———— — aT a I rite hy ne i? Ye re , : : : ’ / Se ws Sa C es =" . , : ' ‘ ’ . ’ ci ‘ 77 . T on Tt. -% Ts - 7 4 TY \-« 4) . . — i ' for * 4 Pangion a and Med } to eng Bat cristae. ; or. , 7 ‘ vane 1g bio Th ¢ U j '- ife 42nuidiy adm) ) V€s- Mrs. Mar iori Saunders, 34. mar- Senator Walsh Calesoricaliy de. ° , tlhe rir, a) “) . . . . ee : . * ‘ thy ‘ ‘ _ . sha . ‘ : . | iburban “'Stricts, ang BE take co) Lata ) ae pe cg 3 , : : Ou € ‘er] its as an illegitima:e teasing ether. Of two cht: | statements of the news \py. i 4000 “againet | tion is about 24 900 »’) could sre ; oint in five ’ *h Uns The a 7 : 7 {) _ ”~ ieee Gaita seVU i.” ee —_ ee ee o= - a", _ — wl roe a! iva " a c] ° 2° nn , ‘ ' ; ‘ | ‘5 : | ' ; . “ P rr] . - - ‘ j . ; " . : t) ; " , ' c r\ 7 ‘ ar, : a 6 t We have done our level best to make @ tobacco that tastes just right. - but gegen ae | jen i ther most PON enourh event . sien iow that there is any pur- Olio Preacher Arrested im James. : : man NEW $2 BILLs TeEeia® Pointing at Lawrence | situation suc e". 8 “gf on the mart of the adieu) town N. Y.. and Held for We bought, for making Velvet, the best leaf . ce Missour! Sinte Tr«.:, hee Se oe Gee ; en Federal Authorities. : uc-grass “t_louie exchange, SEPNE © recent parce as, GET SIX THEATER Bride. Heine sp ig Avanndlacnoey EERE authorities to protect anybody. 1 [AMMMPOWN, HT tone os tobacco that grows in the famous bi — Doge ecw dte , : Late ne te} &@ splendid institution Col age section of Kentucky. and then slowly and 3 dealeree” ~ a. Strested two »¢ ISPCCts GOERS IN TROUBLE . ‘he added identifie: ‘ecent expulsion of ¢£ i!) Eaton is a grand man. am the Rev. Harold Frederick John t y aged it in wood tw & month Sunday. 1Oc a copy. girls whe had witnee : ; the e * : ; 7 te - pfs ‘ —- : . yiice here so - . ine roobers if Thar ’ —_—— 0 -_ . te : : if cy : : 4 , ‘ _ e- * hy ro wr Le ? ar . - u ] rit - . Potic . » , ——__ oob Out thaz Sore co a . er. Remiey : Wants Fair Deal for Son an the rank of Sergeant an onfessed that he left Remember—Velvet, in wood. Ss * ria ao 4 ** . ; * rs te 2s a ~« - : " ™ » * uIK Mothe it , ul ian Wa . _ _ a ‘ } seats and ltt , : ’ . . / ‘ . , } Da iu iJ F € . : ; in ie ad ery Weeks ag wit as pavment Duban peci the organist t .Tom Mix Wants Border Inquiry. Bt hie, chuteh,- tm ae amtemanaen 2 4 «« he _e Pree a ; —— . ' . a ee — acacemy | Sweeping inves« as ti tit eged onfes is enn * c : — . “9 7, 6 > ’ : Johnson Was of Custome , a . o : , ’ wae nn . — none, bye yis , a nNroeser for ‘as . *¢ . ‘ " — . . ‘ .»* : : . ° . r ee ate : ‘ ‘ ry . 2 - . : , a. Ss ah a . ' ‘ " ha 2 not : border ; : ‘ . ' eu . £ eir 4 5 ul | , -. ed . fadaqua re P Darges *% hen? rt a Judze . Mrore to presen? ' ’ = , ed = ia ; . . , . ‘ ; i€} miasClal é rit : _* oa > me . ward ‘rthol ] Of ‘an address Und in | pockets showed tha , ae » fons ' ‘ FOUND IN BOX CAR Williams piace; and (h St! Oss rested seven ti: in the last twr ‘ eR Aa 9. of 8051 Bayard aren: , | once was identified in . ‘ 7 HAMMONT) Ind. Feb -i.— The : : » Detectir Ce uw hin W ere Zz ti } f>. i holdup but the . : was cropped Eee a . ee] [2 de , oo Z gr , ‘ar an : ronrr ner ley kk of r rear, ty? -. not Red ronal of an unidenti he d Ww Oman ; + a i rs old, clothed in hom Fier . " o _ _ uUpied hye : : und Ss’ n6¢ an , a bureay drower. «ana .« Denais * coat and with as, tne oP EB nd oe —}SHOW GIRL SUES MANAGER Means Trouble ond earrings in her ean of. When you see gtecn on buliet holes tnrough her head your Battery, that Mmecans “as found in a box car at the Gib. — MG E 7 | trouble is coming. Per- . “nh (transfer station of ihe New | a ee NEW YORK : 7 .——ite haps not immediately: bur _Ork Central lines here this morn. ue -—~. % Rose. a chorus cir h Parents if iS Sure to come, be- ing Bright EYES a | % lve in Penwe: “o} today filea Cause green Corrosion tl wrance of the car were ee . t against Jac . man. cats away at the vita! TA beautiful selection of pat- ound bLioed stains, indicating that ) A A As a ai , ae ~: irrent musics ran Points. terns 9 ft = 19 ft Only she apn irentivy had been « lain be. ) Te n set. . ow Men &@ Warrant iy. “Poppy.” for $50.000. ch: Call on any Genera! Stor- wi ee 7 fore the body was pisced t, the Q , é — Pied by Injunctions fle wen the thattie SEainet pe. a — Mia? age Battery dealer and one lo a customer. 10.20 ere were ne tdentifving : eeths eur hands are tied erty for bis wife aud children hes Or ~— ey hergeed have him Scrape it away. Thursday only. r marl th Ling ions) We tried ta having » } | aia tet ) Daina Then ask him how the : : Anchor Seal makes green ‘ctrl Swallows 16 Pin. “T IN-ONE” | °°": sh BE ie! mah —— HREE- - ) cert. COTTOSsiON tmpossibie. TOLEDO, Feb. 27.— Mie ndoes sl thasr — .. ty ’ £ "Ty urEda: : ianrpe ? retection and Ssating = Petites 7 re c | - = ; sham. de partment store . le ie t™ re. a&PPeared | oure — with the New Vork Lile lane r. ses ones : “ rg Enera | t S°rigus condition ir > — Ac the one ensiile. apply * Was Ove, aece Ce. . ihe . ' ~~ — Ditel as a reenlt of sav llowing 16 Pemeurine the true antesp 4), MuUnetion n. aii . — it Winter Garden roa Clad Guarantee pin Wile at work Saturday ste "aC. #9 @ throat gargie and rine aot ~— Call Olive 387 ——————— eaneteie STORAGE the pins in her mouth when & cer: Head of Ressian « hureh 11. t offered her 7.7 p Otel t] it a” > ), ey Saw oo ene ST. Mig le Six aie As RY oe oe

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— Teen ee ae — 1 a - _—s ‘ Oe A AP DNR ey Sis te satn l — - " cree Nae . Nt,’ tite 5 aa i er | “}- ~~ ~———. : ae — —_ ‘ Pere Sarr ae eee ee TPA EP OT ERC Eee ae ae t | | a. he Re ae i Ph ~ > ee rs ‘ : PATCH alone MORE City Circulation than the ing and oth ; COMBINED ) r | 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DIS has MORE City morning and one other evening newspaper = ct 7 ae — — See O D a ® At “PEPPER FOR aur ownstairs Store Announcement on Page 5 . — sified Transactions Depriv- GRAND-LEADER 4 ned Seppe Rub takes the ‘‘euch’ i qi > sills ; - | from sore, stiff. aching joints It ng Camppewa Uusiomers — canpet burt you, anc certain’ y s0 Are Uncovered Steps that old rheumatism torture .\ * at once \ Whee rou sre suffering so rou — false recorés ir \ 4 cae hardier get around, just try Bed opewa Rank hewing eT Pepper Rob anc reu Wi have the ars? : sores cCeposlterae FT quickest relicef known. ethirg bas + had rgee balances and grea such coneentrated, penetrating bea! jerstating the deposits eo! as red rerrers. J oet 28 sOer a8 TOU as - e @e-ted or Finance - v ; apeiy Red Pepper Rob vou * fee . » & a> % ADVEETISEMENT | a Me 7 ' ; . aie “ ———— : . ‘ - Cough was getting the best of 7 rs -- him but he got rid of it quickly. traf S57 S45 _ _ - i ¢ ; The pany bad — lope tin v ~ . : the best cf me vid 2 find du m : , " om or ! _ | ~ eu La 2 : v ° * . : bike ‘ : : % cyl a és x > 2 i Pounse aba \ PeUunNeE = . = : a c w eins $cc4 '? = 2 Be $4 oe ce oS i e : bw ; IS Sa i} . D. No : Mstate f - . ” 7% © o : mr, = : . L , - . | 4 . 8 a 2 « ~~, a . : > : if : ' ‘ Tr 2 > sta “> " > . oy ee 2 ° 4) “ — . —— = . : 4 ’ . - ° on ‘ é : ™ j a ' 8 Coing . een £€ ° var ¥ T ad r > @ - : $ | ps appetite apd furned over by st to the ban) Spring Models for All Occasions, Portraying New Style Features, Accomplish, r d. ang | overdraft of $361.53 im the Fra in I his Sale, an Ideal Combination of Smartness and Low Price : NM = ec) In SFIo pe ¢€ } “3 » v k pexs had a bealarm of $8243.67 — a 2 ee. ~ ~ a Ee OR on Good taste is apparent m trimming of these Frocks. Onew some affair places glass down its front and wears a collar; another flaunts an motif around a set-in pocket; Frocks of chaste simplicity, that may be worn appropriately on the street: Dresses in the afternoon mode, slender of line, with just the right trimming, skillfully applied: Dresses for the dinner hour, in lovely ses oc Fogel ce Ss" LOOT IN BANK HOLDUP $6093 Blomiach irenbic and constipatic CHECK OF FUNDS SHOWS “twdicd bs bowmcrrprints om Auto aa ? N ( Pe \ - — —— -@ ” asin ~~ f ‘ ee —_-* aan na le ta b that : Poltce tm bitort te (.ct Clow to sean 2) — ldemtity of Robbers f ~ _ = ~ Ww : : 7 " : Ww enc : | _” ww . ~ - . : | 4 - « i; ' — 4 ; r 7. , aa @ren : - iJ > be - - a . - : ie oe = a i - Y . ~ e di : 18 thse = . non, nent | Jesterday morning mary ee = | colors, with artistic tracery of pearl appears a rhinestone buckle; : : tre len tour & | 5 Penne | and crystal beads. These will you bit of lace, a pleated flounce, a grat 2 | B= a is find, in fine materials, and many ‘ul drape. and in each case the eft _ inanaiitieds ne i ' | in . variations of style, in this sale group! is altogether charming. - > ; . | . ty hs a = e 4 . 1 | Sure Relief wed tt te have boon 904 . wns “ | Ti | The Materials: Satin, Roshanara Fieurella, Georgette, Camton crepe and flat crepe. FOR INDIGESTION =) => ned after =a burried/ ff ie 5 ! — The Colors: Almond green, gray, cocoa, beige, brown, rust, tile, navy and black. et > , : a oS A number of Dresses in large sizes and in appropriate materials will be included in this sale. Ber oe For Bobbed, Shingled and Coiffed Heads ca Eye, “= Ruffled Curtains — Showing the Newest Patterns for Spring, = Are Offered in a Special Selling - $50 THESE Hats have the good lines . _ . m. - 77 . that are the basis tor al] mu!- Ur re Radiator Shields || 22532 madiator Cidas ribbon. a flower artfully applied Dotted Marquisette Curtains _ Pp mto a good-looking Spring bon- At $1.20 Pair if ai | ba : a zet 950 pairs-of Curtains made of splendid quality : s f eatured at a Special Price The cloche in its most recent marguisette. With full ruffle at side and bottom, bs variations, with fancy crown or they are 2’, yards long and come complete with [ : f 15 c fi ny upturned brim. ts prominent tie-backs to match. it 4 \ 0 OKECIIOTIS n this group: Hats with larger ; j | p na Taco becoming Margquisette Ruffled Curtains IA a} At $2.35 Pair S.0 perrs of voile and marquisette Curtains that are made iy of better quality material. full ruffle at side and bottom; | others with double floumce. Tie-backs to match. Am exzcep- tonally dainty Curtam for bedroom, kitchen or bath. Ruffled Marquisette Curtains ) At $2.85 Pair 7oo pairs of Curtains made of excellent ; | e ‘i. HEN you install Kauffman Radi- | ator Shields in vour home. vou i} make am investment which will repay | you many times the amount you put |; “= ¢ ‘? ’ peeee. * 1 : You t ca) g ~I wn Suede Footwear In Gray and Black 20 Smart Styles Specially Priced = ae ili ea A Special Offer With Each Purchase of th es [Nick and divided into two sling sours eureka Electric Vacuum (¢ Shield sends the heat out into the g5c Square Yard offer substantial savings for Thursday. R a limited Lanirise with ee purchase of Se - - a room mstead of up toward the ceiling Twe yards wide osrinted z : Vacuum Cleaner, Cesk Rinsioes we aon : wits Qual > . : — t ceenleseeee For Thursday s Selling Lanoleurm at o8c SQuar e Yar J — S pr -—_ ~Orcz wWIROIe a cCOompictc assortment of at- ; tractive Gesigns inciuding tile. biock and hardwood. materials in a variety with rfamstorm unsightly Taciators mte attractrve iedees. which iend themselves to decorative purposes. You protect your walls, shades and hangings trom dirt and grime: you accomplish am economy and an im- proverment in heat radiation. for the Linoleum a > o« Surely, when these excellent Sinelds are offered at kitchen amd bath. Armstrong’s ans eo oe oe es such low cost, you cammot aftord to be without them! make, very specially priced. It is fully guaranteed, and will ; ; + my oe et & oy e3 ae a eas ee Inlaid Linoleum at $1.55 Square Yard Nairn’s straightline Linoleum sm complete assortment of de- sgus mmcluding Dutch tiles. Linoleum Rugs at $r>. o5 Armstrong's Limsieum Rugs ™m the Gxr2 size. suitable for- Gimnmg room bedreem e«r — ctchen. Sizth Fleer ) GRAND-LEADER “ Almetal.” Marble and Glass Top Shields Are Also Specially Priced Sista Fleer

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- The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 . See Our Other Announcement on Page 4 | == S | B | Fresh and fluffy; made in | Chocolate spiced Muffins, i i / . 3 KX L_L (Downstairs Store.) GRAND-LEADER :?.* =~" = Suet =e Cretonne Slippers, 2 Pairs, 95¢ Lined with contrasting erials. Sizes 37 to &. (Downstairs Store.) —— | ‘ * = . — — — , , ~ 4 rn LE —_— 2s, Accomplish, ow Price is apparent in the ese Frocks. One win- places glass buttons and wears a white satin r flaunts an embroidered a set-in pocket; here estone buckle; there a pleated flounce, a grace- in each case the effect arming. will be included (Third Floer.) ails or Spring, SE ling aaterials in a variety of Complete with tie- ‘Sixth Floor.) rchase of the m Cleaner: -known Eureka wectric Iron, made ent, and complete ill be sent to your yment Plan _——_— aaners . $29.75 their value suction, are Demonstrations Plan. | Saving Specials 4 95c Unbleached Muslins, 6 Yards, 95c Good quality, yard wide, un- bleached Muslins, 36 incheg wide. ‘Toownstaires teorTen._) 1 Dress Ginghams, 6 Yards, 95c_ - Fast colored Dress Ginghams in solid colors and checks: 32 inches "i wide and come in lengths from 2 '] to 9 yards. (Downstairs Store.) Pillowcases, 4 for 95c Made of heavy bleached Sheet- ings; sizes 42x36 and 45x36 inches. (Teownstaire Store.) Bleached Toweling, 6 Yards, 95c Irish linen Bleached Towelings with colored borders. (Downetair ha Uniform Cloth, 5 Yds., 95c Linen finish nurse Uniform Cloth, suitable for aprons, etc.; 36 inches wide. (Downetair: “ar Men’s Slippers, 95c Pair Of brown leather in Everett style; have flexible leather soles and rubber heels; sizes 6 and 6'2. (Downstairs Store.) Tan Pongee, 2 Yards, 95c Fine quality silk and lisle Pon- gee; ideal for dresses, etc.; 36 inches wide; 900 yards to sell. (Downstairs Store.) Middy Blouses, 95c Of good quality khaki cloth in the popular regulation models; sizes 6 to 16; only 175 to sell. iTeownestair Te 3) Women’s ’Kerchiefs, 24 for 95c Solid colors, white in plain and embroidered and novelty prints. All perfect and come in a large assortment. Hosiery, 7 Pairs, 95c Women’s Lisle Stockings in black; misses derby ribbed Stock- ings in black and some colors; shght seconds. iPownstairs Store.) 21-Pc. Manicure Sets, 95c Leatherette roll containing 21 manicure pieces with ivory white handles. Cotton Vests, 4 for 95c Women's well-fitting Vests: tailored and silk taped tops; full length; sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) ” Silk-and-Fiber Hose, 2 Pairs, 95c Women’s Hose, three-seam back, reinforced heels and toes; black and new colors; slight sec- onds. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Cotton Socks, 7 Pairs, 95c Medium weight of first quality; the good wearing kind: black, cor- dovan, gray and white. (Downstairs Store.) Fiber Silk Socks, 4 Pairs, 95c Men's silk and fiber Socks of jum weight; double heels and tees; cordovan and white: sec- oucs. (Downetairs Store.) Floorcovering, 2 Square Yards, 95c Felt - base Floorcovering, a splendid grade for kitchen, bath- Toom, etc. Please bring meas- urements. (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) (Tbownstaires Store.) ‘SAVINGS Day , he Monthly Event That Presents Countless >, Silk Dresses in Newest Styles Offered Special for Savings Day ae $Q:75 EWEST styles in Silk Dresses have been greatly reduced in price for Savings Day. The materials are Georgette, Canton crepe, flat crepe and satin-face Cantons. Frocks in the popular basque and straight- line effects, in tan, buff, green, gray, navy, brown, cocoa, rust and black. Sizes tor women and misses are obtain- it. able in these desirable Dresses at this re- markably low price. (Downstairs Store.) 380 Pairs Men’s Trousers Savings Day, a Pair, $969 AS a Savings Day feature for men we offer these good quality Trousers at this exceptionally low price. They are all neat- ly tailored of woolen fabrics in medium weights, also heavy weight for immediate wear. Sizes 28 to 42. terns. Come in a variety of wanted pat- @nownstairs Store.) SoapCombination At 95c¢ HERE are only 500 lots, each lot consisting of 9g bars of Procter & Gamble’s White Naphtha Soap, 2 bars of Ivory Soap. 3 packages of Chipso Flakes, 2 packages Star Naphtha Washing Powder and one 12-quart gal- vanized Water Bucket. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Low Footwear — ee Unusual Savings Day Value At $977 Pair SAVINGS Day would be a good time to secure good footwear at a low cost. Included are the best novel- ties of the season in fancy cut-outs and staple styles, such as sunburst patterns. side cut-out, front many others. Strap styles and They are of black and brown kids, calfskin, satins, black and colored suedes, and patents. Al! the popular heels included. Sizes 2% to 8 in the assortment. (Downstairs “tore. ) Girls’ New Dresses 95c Made of checked gingham chambray in beautiful col- ors; many attrac- tive trimming fea- tures; all colors: sizes 6 to 14. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Union Suits 2% 95¢ Cotton Union Suits in the tai- lored top and open or closed shell - trimmed style; also tight- fitting knees; first quality; sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Handkerchiefs 20 95c/ \ Full-size Hand- kerchiefs of good quality cloth with %-inch hem s. Very exceptional at the Savings Day price. (Downstairs Store) Thomson Girdles 95c Closed - back style in 12-inch length; made with small section of pink coutil down back and- front panels; sizes 26 to 35- (Downstairs Store.) 50-In. Wool Serge Heavy all-wool ‘Storm Serge, an excellent wearing quality, in mavy blue, black and cream. 500 yards \ on sale. i2 (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Work Shirts, 2 for 95c Good quality blue chambray Work Shirts with collar attached. (Downstairs Store.) Handbags, 95c Leather Pouch Bags in black, Own, tan and gray; inside purse and mirror; also Beaded Bags in awstring style. (Downstaire Store.) Children’s Princess Slips, 2 for 95c Made of good quality muslin; with embroidered Also combination Suits. (Downstairs Store.) Creepers and Play Suits, 2 for 95c The Creepers are in many new Styles; some embroidery trimmed. he Play Suits are of khaki cloth trimmed with bands of red; made With button shoulder. (Downstairg Store.) stribed m a dras, and percales in plain and striped patterns ; attached and neckband style; firsts and seconds. (Downstairs Store.) Shirts of silk- collar back style; full cut. to 16. Boys’ Denim Overalls Strongly sewed blue allnecessary pockets and are Sizes 6 (Downstairs Store.) ; . , ) Men’s Felt Moccasins (Downstairs Store.) 95¢ * Made of heavy khaki felt with thick buck- skin soles; sizes 6 to 11. | Other Specials| Women’s Silk Gloves At 29c Pair They are of good quality and come in the 2-clasp style. Shown in black, white and colors. All sizes included; 1600 pairs to sell. i Downstairs Store.) New Dimity Overblouses In White and Bisque—Savings Day Special at 95c ESE are the best Blouses that we have been able to offer for some time. We feel sure that when you see them you will not stop with the purchase of just one, but will supply your needs far into the future. Every Blouse is nicely tailored of splen- did quality dimity in many smart styles; some strictly tailored, others trimmed with embroidered collar and cuffs, ruffling and pearl buttons. All Blouses have open two- button turn-back cuffs. Come in white and bisque. Sizes 34 to 46. (Downstairs Store.) 40-Inch Crepe de Chine 1900 Yards on Sale, 9 5 c at, the Yard, HAS a beautiful finish, and in the correct weight for both out- ergarments and undergarments. White, pink, black, maize, orchid, turquoise, peach, Flemish, Nile, peacock, jade, eucalyptus, scarlet, zinc, beige, cartouch, Mandalay, seal and navy are the colors. (Downstairs Store.) 1200 Scalloped and Fringed Oil Window Shades At 68c Each IS is a very low price for Shades of such good quality, and we offer them as a © Savings Day feature. Made of splendid oil qual- ity, in ecru only, mounted on strong spring rollers. Complete with fittings. Slight sec- onds, but unusual values at the price. Limit 12 to customer. (Downstairs Store.) 9x12 Fringed Velvet Rugs Amazingly Low in Price At 33:2 A LOT of splendid grade Rugs offer- ed at this exceptionally low price for Savings Day. They come in many beauti- ful colors and patterns and are suitable for a any room in the home. All are seamless C and are finished with fringe. 9x12 Cork Linoleum Rugs 1]}= Printed Cork Linoleum Rugs in pretty patterns for kitchen, dining room, etc. Come m shades of blue. tan, etc.; subject to imperfections that are le. Size gx12 feet. hardly noticeab 9 (Downstairs Store.) DOWNSTAIRS STORE Values for the Thrifty—Look for the “Savings Day’’ Tickets No Mail or Phone Orders Filled Saving Specials At 95c Children’s Sleeping Suits, 2 for 95c Also Princess Slips of _ striped flannelette; Princess Slips are trimmed with embroidery. (Downstairs Store.) Infants’ Dresses, 2 for 95c Short Dresses of fine nainsook and trimmed with embroidery in- sertion and lace yoke or bishop style; sizes up to 2 years. (Downstairs Store.) Gowns and Petticoats 95c Gowns in slip- over style; of crepe and cam- bric; the Petti- coats are of cam- bric and have deep flounces; wom - en's regular and extra sizes. (Dewnstairs Store.) Wash Cloths, 4c Each High-grade Wash Cloths, slight seconds, but very unusual at the price. (Downstairs Store.) Rubber Aprons, 25c Each Pure gum rubber household Aprons in gray and colors. These are slight seconds. ownstairs Store.) = Infants’ Pants, 19c All perfect; pure gum rubber; medium and large sizes. Come in white and flesh. whnetairs Store.) Women’s Belts, 19c Women's and misses’ patent leather Belts in all sizes with neat buckles. Very good values at the low price. (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Fiber Stripe Shirts, $1.39 Fiber-stripe madras, also mad- ras and cords in a good selection of colors and neat patterns. All are neckband style with soft dou- ble cuffs: slightly soiled. All sizes 14 to 16"5 are included. ‘Dewnstairs Store.) 500 Good Umbrellas 95c For men, women and chi:l- dren; fancy handles, tips and ends; 22 to 28 inch lengths. Of nainsook; all have wide web clastic back and reinforced; first and second quali- ties; sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Stere.) ——- ——— ——— ~_ — = ——a 4 Other Specials| , 2000 Pounds of 2 Sets 95c Leader Coffee Mate of goed quality scrim with 3 Pounds 719¢ a. two-inch rnffle on side and bot- Our own special blend; a very high-grade Coffee; ground and tom; ruffled tie- packed the day before the sale. backs; limit 4 sets to customer. Very specially priced for Savings Day. (Downstairs Store.) 27x54-Inch Axminster Rugs, $2.98 Standard grade Axminster Rugs in a choice pattern. Offered at great savings. Limited number to offer. (Downstairs Store.) Allovers and flouncings in black, navy, brown and other wanted shades in many new patterns. (Downetairs Store.) Boys’ Flannel Blouses, 88c They are made of part-wool sacking, with yoke neck, and have open cuffs. Tape edges, and come in brown, khaki, gray; all sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Stockings 5 =. 95¢ Made with seam back and reinforced heels and toes; black Men’s Union Suits, 69c Heavv flat fleece Union Suits in ecru color. These are seconds but very unusual at the Savings Day price. Sizes to 42. Limited quan- tity. (Downstairs Store.) Imported Fitted with high-grade Com- pact Powder and come in a bro- cade box with gold lace trim and miniature. On sale while lot lasts. (Downstairs Store.) only; seconds. —_ —_— aeoiahes i} detain ail aly 5B Smee a BS Ce eed 2 Dg ee Blatt nee ot ge ee a sn Be Rar en - i oY bets a Sey a et Infants’ Blankets _ 2 for 95c Crib size, made of heavy double fleeced blanket cloth; all white with blue borders. (Downstairs Store ) Children’s Sweaters, 95¢ In popular slipover style, others in coat model; good colors. (Downstairs Store.) Boys’ Middy Suits, 95c Regulation style, in green, tan and gray, trimmed with braid, and all have fancy tie. Sizes 3 to 6 years. (Downstairs Store.) Bloomers and Step-Ins, 2 for 95c Step-Ins ate trimmed with 4 meat lace edge; Bloomers are made with smal! ruffles at knee; of crossbar dimity and pressed crepe. (Downetairs Store.) Kid Gloves, 95c Pair Odds and ends; broken sizes; real French kid and French lamb; . one and two clasp style: black and colors; 580 pairs to sell. (Downstairs Stere.) Chamoisette Gloves, 2 Pairs, 95c Two-clasp imported Chamois- ette Gloves; all shades and sizes. (Downetairs Stere.) Drapery Madras, 3 Yards, 95c Colored Madras Drapery, in two-tone or solid colors: patterns, limited quantity; limit 12 yards to customer. (‘Downetairs Store.) Cretonne, 6 Yards, 95c Pretty Cretorines in a good variety for selection; good qual- ity. (Downetaires Store.) Full width; hemstitched double borders, finished with lace edge; separate valance; headed, ready te (Downstairs ftore.) Terry Cloth, 2 Yards, 95c Reversible drapery Terry Cloth in beautiful colors; 36 inches wide; lengths up to 5 yards. tte (Downetaires Store.) Colored Marquisette, 5 Yards, 95c Curtain Marquisette, in figured and plain colors: large a (Downetaires Store.) Panela Hair Nets, 2 Dozen, 95c ~ rap ype ae mesh cap Hair ets, in all shades except and white; all perfect. = (Downetairs Store.) ? ~ ™, i Fe ae oe Gx ; i. a ny Ps *E} sgh aie: y nm ¥ , Pag wT can vy : PARe ss ; ay Se all ‘Wile cee : ae Wa ‘ "| % - —— ee ee = 4 R ™ ? et sin 4 . . Bi eS Fae Sorts > * Baiaee a Sareyene I , a ~~ ae - 2 " . - “eee 7 *_:.e* => «2 & » ¢ - a ~ “*- a re ~ —o > — ~ * 7 >. é 3 ome vore, OF * * * ee 4 ~~» ~ = . > =— = e-e+* . * tt ~~. - -) eee ah noe « ~ - = — * * “* ~ eee . 7 * ea er «© pea “A eet oe ee ~~ > - . ° —* . ~— Y = “> * » * —— “Oo = ~~ “ * ° tae s — » he 4 St Rete eee a, “~ + 2 . , ‘ te ° rN ” Pe aoa -_ _ + a Nee ee ee ~ Mm - "

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the merning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED anemones eta Gj e 7 " IS a Vandervoort =~ ht | g/é e | ways to sell every price as low as that where for articles of equal @ ity or quantity. Charge Purchases made remainder of moanth will appear on Apri I st statement. ~~ Siore Hours: Daily, 9 to 3:30; Saturday, 9ia6 Important! : Vandervoort Values for Thu rsday—Dollar | ; Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth : -_—™ « — —_—_— -— — — —_ — — — . . a otinins : 1000 Prs. Women’s Slippers 12-Piece , S Bungalow Set 7 “s ean, $Y *, -_ ryy = . These Slipper= regu arty sell at $1.1 (Fearth Fleer.) Special, $: 3 for | SP Tn i- (ea Mats. im anson Made from”? See WO bleached sheeti No Telex Linen She = | ; “ert anne - Ln - OF _" we dae _ 0; ; Ime : nches. 2 for three ;¢-ineh plates, » 4 , th ree 2 gisnes, > i oa ore) si ape oor Tables and - ti Shon Rug Shop—Feur Sau ¢ id saue ers. Cult 's af ¥ . ¥ Vandervoort Candy Special Te Assorted bonbens. nil and dark chocolates. en Amoskeag Gingham Special, 5 Yards for Children’s Hose Regular Price, 40e sr 9] Derby ribbed lisle Hose: pongee "The Police Department today an- | Wemen’'s Silk — . + sell him , Imported Teapot Special S 1 at 4-cup size earthenware Teapot. firished with rich brewn «glaze. Deco = Rey pre gatines amd nut-centered 7“? Se | or) Z > ba aa : . with ename ed Aaurel fal good 4 na de \icicus. Ya- border. ried selection. Regularity eer | fer Thursday only. pound : Candy Shop—First Floor. Linen Shop— Second Fleer. ore: : : ‘ shape. family $-cup $i back his property he was tnreat- mga — Gti ened with violence if he did tract the identification ; The victim of the robbery was wulius ¢, , ~ league Baseball. Guar- Nicely hemmed cetton anteed for 1S innings. Napkins. of durable qual- its Size 79x29 inches, in Sperting Gocds Shep— attractive patterns. First Floor. Linem Shop—Second Floer. Vandervoort Tea Reom Coff ee 3 Lbs. $ for This ts our reguiar 4%c a pound coffee. Of a de- Mcious biend. special with Vandervoort s. Grove’s Music Simplifiers Twelve Lessons Regular Price $6.°° Set rm ©] A set of simple les Novelty Outing Flannel Megular Price, ite Yard Sale Price, $ 1 5 Yards for IT inches wide. [rn a wide choice of strtpes. checks and riaid effects. Cleaning Chamois Regularil 75c, ° $ 1 .00 2 tor A good grade Chamois for polishing automobiles and for household uses. Very specia]. Friday. Auto Shep—Basement. _——_ —-- -— Golf Ball Special soniet® Includes one putting dise and one Wilson suesess I1—62 golf ball Two-Soecket Stvle One 2-way ph ug One 3-way plug Both for $1.00 Epeorting Goeds Shop— * * * Spare Tire Covers Special a | Seme all biack. others with white center stripe. Made of good, heavy Waterproef grade of fab- Oval: pans; sive Gray Feet Tuber various sizes. Special — Ftannel Shep— ric. Regularity priced sons that every teacher se Second Floor. " First Filoer. $2 90 > lar "7 ~ > ‘ . L735 & a. o. and scholar should Electric Curlers OT ae P+ profit by. nites Petes Stee Price 91.00 Guaranteed for 1 year against. defects Last Sunday night. the : @eay Kaufman teld them, h- Beived a telephone message t[reor ™ man asking him what he woul pay for the return of | the jewelry Coffee Shop—Basemen*. —_—-— -— Pure A 3 * ° Word Rolls Special, 3 Rolls for Inching one of the latest. song hits. pattern and ee P. S—WNo city mail or phone orders filled. luminem MBettte with) strainer ji.: me - STi size: -special... Special Offering of « Stationery Regul ar Pr a Sale $] Bowe of 569 sheets and envelopes: may be white and tints: lined with shades. Statienery Shep— Celored Go First Floor Second Floer Strap Wrist Gauntlet Gleves "_ *acka em- ana *turn- Printed Pereale Regular Pree, 30¢ Yd. Gargoyle Mobiloil ) “Nobody threatened me direet- ; ty.” said Kaufman. “I did get a telephone meesage offering to re |} -turn my jewelry if I paid a reaso abie price for it. I told the police s@bout that, teo. I[ don't know what ™ *action they took. I cannot identify . {the man who is under arrest be- “cause I did not see the man who * called at my heme. I've changed - my address those fellows pealied because | Gon t Want te ge’ ; mi ned up with a gang of crooks * * * Extension Cord Regular Price $1.59 ao $ 1.00 > . ei. ension. >= - ae ~ = - - — a = —_ o- —- -_ _ ~_ ~ -_ . _ 7 - i. a, ~~ -_ = ee, -= oo | - — + a - w - aod - 7: = te 7 ee > ow « *2é © @ ~~“ Spearpoint breidered backs. 1°? ~ chades a? mede, gray Deaver and sand. , covrered wire, = | aun = - .* ilk “/. reacy for Shep — over —_ ae | pot Women's Glove Sheop— ods Shep— First Floor. i? £@a. *@ ae . i. ec ric pe+r eee err a Palma Junior Canteen Cartridges Fancy New Leather Belts Self-Filling Fountain Pens Dress Gingham today Regular Price, 23c Yard have misun Sale Price. ¢@ Yards for one of the rvisttors ie. comes ea cheice o* . : i‘overed with leather. stee? cable. heavy metal ends. Stationerr : --ods Shop— E s First Fileo Yecond Fe es -- : AutomomMie Accessory Shep - > - : * | ry rd 7 Ps ,oor r rat hs OF . —— . e . rar _atridges colored colors and : ~ a i - th and . to a customer. juart size ~ roods Shoep— rtinc Goods Shep— wy - —_ ee zy - a: . Pa 5 m a re: ere ne Pan Senn roa ae eas Strain thee Denman al i Tatianna entail | i ae Rebuilt Golf Specials Balls _ Serving Trays Rubber Golf Tee mice $1.00 == $1.00 Sse $ 00 Special $ Made of white enameled O Wear. Ever luminum, of aluminumware, = si x ’ > = 7 _ ? ware zi3 ie. vle * . Three rebu : . d] . vag st s and ene Fubber G at this price for Deitar Dar. Sperting Geods Shep— Leather Bag Shop— First Floer First Floor. Children’s Bags $4 on In both bex and sad- Made of Houseware Combinets Begular Price, $1.59 May be had m all kinds ef leather ; to slip into your handbag. Leather Bag Shop— First Floor. Wi leather ‘4 atoer. mode.e. ? * 4 a * - _ Prokenm sizew -.- ghee apo atthe Watedli Bread Pan and ii Price Sale . $I 00 Pudding Pan SI 00 , Price Regular Price. both. $1.79 —, + stee! blade. Sale Price, Of Wear-Ever aluminum. oa Beth — $1.00 _ = . - e-quar Siz e o 3 7 ? _ June ft hed @ — - ~— Ostrich Feather Duster denrt aa me of the use of Se : aie 00 Mp rer} — . ? > be rw na at asiaihl vY made ‘(rei Wl wet set eeu reet -_ weeder 7x) Many of these in the original piece, sold for over one dollar a vard. Ineluded are Plain and Dotted Nets, Chantilly, Spanish ar Price, “s¢e each mega Sete allover Flouncings and Georgettes. Many pieces enough for ¢ Locks for $i .00 Price $] 00 complete blouses and frocks. Hundreds from whieh-o select, of- ix-iever | Made of metal. 24” fering rT ons rines. eetelinbihetet he es ——~ PRP Ae

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i 28 Rr e oo y FEBRUAT OS ervoort policy al. every article ata as that asked else. icles of equal qual. ity. ar Day, bined ase ee Ilemmed Cotton ee — a Made from ends of good bleached sheeting, Linen Shop—Sec bee Moor. —- ee. Pillowcases Special, $ ] short quality ny, Embroideged Pillowcases Special $ at Made Loom’ 1 Each with dainty motifs on **Froit-of-the. bleached muslin. Linen Shop—Seeond Floor. -———- ) Lingerie Nainsook Special, $ 4 Yards for Mull finished. for underwear. lar Soc quality. White Goods Shop— Second lloor. ee ee ee ee ee - ~ — Special fer 1 Thursday 1200 Hand-Cut Glassware Pieces et An unusual event Fine Regu- this, offering lght-cut Glasswaré adaptable to many houschold uses. The assortment con- sists of Berrv Bowls, Nappies, Compotes, Vases, Mayonnaise Sets, Syrup Jugs, Celery Trays, Vinegar Bottles and dozens of other articles too numerous to list. special price. Glassware Shop— Fourth Floor. These arg ex- ceptional values at this oll a S | | Toys for “1h $1.50 Wheelbarrows. 85¢ Musical Tops, 2 for $1.25 Sewing Sets. 85e Color Books, 2 for $1.00. $1.50 Paint Sets. $1.75 Harmonicas. $1.50 Mechanical Autos. $1.25 Mechanica! Tractors. $1.50 Ten Pin Sets. €1.25 Stove. $1.25 Quoits and Deck Ring Toss. $1.50 Tea Sets. $1.50 Toy Drum. $2.50 Purple Seal Sets. $1.50 Monkey one Wheels. *1.2 $1.25 Teddy Bears. Toy Shop—Basement. °5 Tarzan M onkeys. “ee . ae. © 7 i~ Foe ONE AY, 27, 1924. geen RY The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has 4,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH, other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH C2828) 82 2°80" Sgt SS ot en ee = 7 A eh ee me . : al =_—— —s See ees sete ee Specially Selected Items of Wond aT . ; er ue for ursday Extra The $1.00 $1.35 Shades 32c Pillow- # $1.50 Ironing | @ E Size 26x7: scalloped $1.25 to $1.95 Lingerie : Pad . versharp and fringed. Shades cases, 4 for y ") oy Special. A 2 > $i $I 14x18-inch. . te! mrtg are Baby l | 6 to. 16 years. ‘(Fourth Floor.) ™ _ $] 8 fi a Pillows. White cambric covered. (Third Floor.) ranean ponrgprsa Ryness ce oo - 7 1B c agrees 69c Union Suits, 2 for. a } ‘: House and hold Sets; $1.19 Protect | ’ ay ‘3 Floor Paints: 208 ’ 4 ens tall” Oe a ees Shirts, white, tan and 1 An ve ie 45c Electric Batteries, 3 for $ 50c Baby Shirts, 3 for. . --$] Black Sateen, 4 Yards. . $7] neck sport Shirts Slzen 14 iB m >! f TATU} 1%-volt Red Seal, frest Batte: F'n ‘tton. button front style. taped neck Piain black Sateen in a fine mercerized to 17. Main Fleer.) H be HHI atts: ‘ (Feurth _ = ) Shirts. Infant s to 2 years. (Fourth Fleer.) — } silk finish. (Main Floor.) Bt = 7 er : | . B on : | ; inert White Enameled Com- | Parchment Shields .... .. $1 79c Baby Blankets, 2 for $ | $1.59 Wool Cheviots. . . . $1 | 50c Boys Hose, 4 for. ... . .$ e. e Pr Comaquation - — grade; 105 ¢ tne Bathroom Sets— Oval or shield shape. fancy silhouette Solid pink or blue with whtle borders. | NN = ae de ft RE-WweM, Sees — + sands oy a hool me ose, bhack —— Mais Fleer) 2 eer Electric Stov 7 $1.! 50, $1.75 Boudoir Ca $ , Keak Fs : A lum ine | SB. cecce ps ; : WwW ater Patten: 1 Gri ton Stove vi } ° toast 1 = andeaux and boudotr Caps. dainty with | 75¢ Union Suits, 2 for o*# #6 a 1 Py ., and brown fiber eo ~ om ee f ; De »4 TAPER . Square size. g aranteed. (Fourth _ Floor.) ribbons. flowers. etc. (Main Fleor. ) pe. “pens eth. Sizes - a - e “Main Floor.) 7%. : ce wit , ease ee _ _ - »% tO oP i 9 —— 7 —EE . , “* , ee 69c Electric Cords, 2 for. $] 75¢ Kerchiefs.... 2 for $] | $1.45, $1.78 Pajamas $: Discontinued Styles & Seconds 1 | Larze, “Strong a Cord w! I it y Make perco Fine si heer linen, hand drawn ~ 9 | P hat oe tt Clothes Basket: XA $ | lator. heater aa . ‘ete . ell made. hand | en ‘idered Some scalloped Plain and rog-trir nenee flannelette§ F's bf, ' «etrone side han dies $] Cot - . ae : es — a. prc cance GMa! e Pissed - : Sale 7 -Top j = rk ty _— Pp! ’ Well - Miande Cua j ombination Roll a 25c, 3c Hdkfs. 6 “erg “ee ' = Arrow be ' 0 rt. Keystone © a Shovels: nlno pena weess . ans oo 2 40c Glassware, 4 for. Raley .$ | Fine Swiss and Irish a embroidered, 9] 75¢, $1 Men’ S Ties, 3 for. $7 e: f , line; © ith 100 clothes} Forks witt hard- eo - eeparhinen — - ae St err med SherSata. Goblets and Ice Crean | fine count mull. Many dainty patterns. Dias st ~~ 7 patterns. fine = alent . it b| Pare Aluminum Sauer | lni’gucke clothespin, @P | woud’ Dundes S1 | Sicpvorn, Gy | Dee eee sae See o_o Sista Fleer) | stvie. Four-tn-nand models. (i and Triangle 4 ©) pans; large 6-quart with bac ~ 's rN sShopwor! $ —_—— ¢ aluminum lids ng 5 Specia ’ | : —....oF — $1.50 Cups and Saucers... .$] | 50c Men’s ’Kerchiefs, 3 for $ $1.25, $1 50 Boys’ Blouses $ j —s et of etx. tmported thin china in various Boys’ Shirte and B somnes of fine quality O 4 c a vw shapes anc 1d decorations (Fourth Fioeor.) Full size, fine count, pure Irish aoe. o_o / madras and percaies. Odd lots and broken . " $1. 75 Dinner Service $1 ; woven order. Hemstitched hem. | sizes (Second Fleer.) ee | |hlLPEClc klUmrrCUcC lhl Uc tl MD: 6h h6ULULlmlU EMU hl UCUlU El Gee ae elle OO eN.,..m.mvmvEmhmomS pew - 4 ' 6 ais of Guin. Seuss 1 || $1.25 Woo Serge........$ 72 5 tf min ner Ph: tes. Pie Plates Sauce Trishes 3 Lb. Boxes of Candy 2f-inch. all-weol, double warp Serge : ' Manstacturees’ socnege, 30 peeee or mel 1 Ib, 700 Sweetheart Blue, green, brow. (Main Floor) “| Dozén _- on: a ME as | Checolates a : 1-Ib. 70¢ W ~ Z SOAP SPECIAL $1. 50 Bread Tray..... .-$] ere $1. 39 Wool ¢ Crepe......-$] ae ° , i eTmmnan 5 arde Li Wool; ' ‘ Fall Ne. S Elewen Gal- 7-Piece Kite ae m™ Set; rr. & &. “Procter & ter. high-grade gia dwich 1 Ib. Black Walnut |} navy and black (Main Fieor.) " Ww b Boil w i t ; ling wal) as Gz ble's” hit h- T r ‘ay u it - "eal gt "(Fourth * Floor. ; Coodies yee PRR SR: Oa te nite Se * Reastere; decp shape: | heavy Cop er bs tron illustrated ne im- | the Laundry soap CY $1 50 S ¢ $ $2.10 Value..... | $1.25, $1.75 Venise Band . All sizes, 14 to 17. | ”ionia patte en e(rore side iandies $] ported we ‘ Sj $1 ant 24 bare for ugar, reamer “eee 1 (M in Fl te e , . enise an § $ (Main Fleer—Men's Stere.) ; Special $1 Special al Va! rade Heisey clear glassware. Good, — oor.) White and ecru in 5 to @ inch widthe. . seceatanae size (Fourth Floer.) Fine quality for trimmings. (Main Fileor.) ’ I yrewe eS [cS ce nett atta tata ACA AE IE EIA AI TN 7% ’ ' * f ' , , —— 25c Cheviots 79c Women’s Silk Hose 4, ag ¥ ~ te « _ , a s* 9% RH, H e . , o Firet quality, thread Silk Hose; fl #41 $1.95 to $3.50 Women’s and Girls ms ‘ 1‘ stripes, grey and dive for | Srosetitenes Mate Sagas 2 tor Sy . | ‘ ; . oe mR ” tae brown air run or : High Shoes \ NI mene Shirts and tere | of StS un coceees 1 : ~ Er 4 } us 4 nisi a> inches wide 54 Sl 79c Misses Silk Se : . od ‘ Le bin } iv) own . Cara Soe ee sbts Ub intelli babe pede - eX "T ’ re ad Silk Stockings: biack , \ ! i - ; , ad , rhursday, ¢! ' and brown Sizes 7 to 8: lislhe "an : aineed Wes 3S ($1.49 36-Inch Tub Silk 81x90 Bleached Sheets 39c Shirting Madras 65c Bleached Sheeting _ 25c Indigo Percales gop: fir for @§ «| nderwear Good servic eable quality; very 3$606€6Uinches)6h6Wide white, ith :00d serviceable quality: vers ; eo fi oT and «stripes. | quaifty. co sewesess a a ’ ; . WAS dresses ~~ } . losels woven full bleached: patterns. Mer 4 yards ‘$i flea. ciose weave; perfect ma- +g A ee . . Dress G ‘ , $1.50 to $2.50 Children’s, $1.49 to $1.75 Youths’ and pink, tan and gra} $1 seamed th rough center; $i cerized stripes | ne ee $l ae ; $1 Dress Ginghams in a fine qual- | : Misses’ and Boys’ Shoes | Little Gents’ Gym Shoes $1. 98 36-Inch Sport Satins °°‘? “m™ S8dnch Retiew Gt... |: uae 19.8 Soe ee ee a ) Nigh or w Shoe ean” Lace to the toe style. p Figured Crepe Kimonos A soft Drapery Silk suitable for | 39c Boys’ Knit Ties 29c Comfort sacle a 10 to 20 yard 4 yards $i a - ~+ ne Insts, le Bla : trimmed. wih durable, cor- - Sa ‘ 7 n ‘blue, , Kimonos of figured crepe | inings, slips and dresses, in = $I | Ties in the new 4 pie on oe ggane yet te _ —_ lengths. ...--eeeee , sear, 2: 2 and maten ainer? im” ge! } 7 ra ‘ ra r n , Jac : ° lignt an ~VThiO ce Mercerized ¥/ “h : ‘only S] — . SL 00 5 ee SI te gage oe? patter: 4 pine oite : rege stripes Paeg $1 patterns. 36 6 ea $1 Zic to ~~ black mee : a ) Thurs } a croun Satin trimming : ine Ge. sactds oo ' °o om ae “- | odin a $I 00 8% to 2. 4c . Unbleached Tow eling on neck and sleeves $I Pantalettes and Petticoats $1.29 Luncheon Cloth inches wide. first quality. Sizes 10 to 11, in-~ ' x ' .. wine _ Extra sizes; Pantalettes and A large size. 54x54-inch dec- 39c Misses’ Hose at I some 4 for $i Pe ae Bleach yards - Soe . Payee R oer orated Oilcloth in brocaded and ‘ lit full reerized, 4 AeA LEET ES. =, ; $1.50 Scweee bee 50c Bandeaux enter e 10 $1 $1.65 Prettv a $1 | tropica: designs, in a $I] ana seamed 4 >. $| re landard brana orsets sn Rro: aded materials; ? forced a D s* . ji ewes — op Sizes 6 to § ef Hees me . C Mercerize amask , eng araatlll pe ee ty ‘$i with elastic at back 2 on to as wove Gor Gingham Dresses Hemstitched Pillowcases va : ;' en ts "izes 32 . bs aaitie $] Made fron a £00 dad servis eable S1 39 39c Peggy Cloth , i Led quality, bleacheg sheeting, deep eD i et Peg Cloth, in ecKs ah ke : $1 39 Satinette Bloomers pasion and Extra-Size hems and a 3 fer $1 : . tm. ad stripes for children # Sa ’ : h fles s chid. } wager i Bloomers 23e Stamped res Towels hermstitched 42x36 Bovs rompers. <2 4 yards $1 “Ae . an et t ut istrous heat 3 tow elir g al inches wide a, lastic at knee ....+.-. e in f attractive patterns fr fade from remnants of bleach- : ; “e ; c at knee in crepe or muslis 9 or St attrac W x - r “6 © $] ed ‘Peananall sheeting; absolutely S it : 69c Children's Union Suits F a 65c Brassieres “oe 7 ’ 7 Toweli free from dressing: 4 for $i SUILS Bang fe engi meme; be ns - < hed y onnen ad sleeve, ankle * endeaux ne Brasmere’ ; 65c Window Shades 19¢ Bleac ee: ~~ SORES se tessee ress Beautiful, new Ages 2 to 8 years... 2 $I oa ag gg ey DD ee @g | &x6-ft. opaque cloth, mounted a ae 7 ne en 86-In. Unbleached Shee Spring Wash ; * te 32 to 64 2 $I on guaranteed spring To hed : $I Excellent quality: very closely Suits In the want- 48c Women s Out-Size Vests i eg tail itins vainlin coPors; siight 2 fer $1 wot “ee from black specks: in First auality combed yarn ee Ben $1.29 Extra-Size Gowns seconds. “2ax44 Bath Towels cuitable for sheets, spreads, etc ednewcolors. | vo vullt-up shoulder«. r : Nainsook Gowne; lace, em- ' i ‘ut from 2 ess $I meeareinggaent ye ae 3 bas $I ; " breidery and ibbon iene $] Curtain Marquiseties - lowe 3 ee $1 5 imart ui bol le Balkan and but- 46. 48 and 60 , W h D ’ med. Extra sizes; full cut. Maman se ince merceriend. | Heavy wels with collars | 36-In. Unbleached Muslin f iy ton together? $1 | $1.39 Men’s Union Suits asn UTesses plain Q . ae Pattern Cloths and cuffs of Good weight; fine, close Weave. @ sizes 3 to &. Moth -— b a: ; choice of any . yares $1 0" rche@ and scalloped in self mate- Lengths 2 to yerds Men's medium-weight, lightly EOL ROS vy 3-— . Sam le Curtains eet. “ps 5 a variety of pre tty patterns. Made riaior 10 yards | 8 $I fleeced, ecru Union Sutts; ankle | buy ¢—for each girl + P Curtain Marquisettes Sree fuil-Sieaches Si ong * Sraist 29¢ Bleached Muslin 69c Boys’ Caps length; excellent value. = § | at home. They're fine 4 et muaek Lé s ‘ BizG@GQ «44s eeteaee , : 4 3 S30 to Bbc; 36-inch mercer: sigh net . models wi Excelient quality: very closely An exceptional lot of Boys ’ : _— hopes —. - fancy and plain Marquise tte. ‘in 200 36. Inch Nainsook pockets a! 4 woven: full bleached: cut from new Spring Cape in the light brays and ginghams;: ‘ lengths from 2 to 10 yards, show! Very soft Closely wo- ie sashes bolt 36 inches 6 yards Si and dark shades 2 for $l Attractive little Ked Riding the 20 atyles are lovely Ri in white, ivory and 6 yards $I ven. Excellent yards $l Sizes to 44 wide. .. - - Sizes 6% to : ? Moos mre 5 in navy and $1 the bright checks a eoru tints. ..--- qualits 36-In. Indian He 69c Boys’ Blouses While th $1 | ana color combina- 4 . Whil the last. s U Suits 20x20 ‘Hemmed ii 75c Kitchen Aprons Good weight: softly fintshed an exceptional lot of new Y , tlens are #0 pretty. i 690 Women’ 8 nion ~~ Gen ‘ Rird s-E-ve Diapers Slipon Aprons of light percale suttable for. pillowcases, sheets Blouses in the wanted Sprin Giris’ Middy Skirts The sizes are big and full and First =~ sizes 34 4 ov. aie | ready for douca and gingham band Aprons, et Lengths 2 to 10 yan. eolors: double roke, button curt In navy, serge and tan checks. s. plenty © ~ oh 4 ~ _— \- Up use Mil seconds $I slightly mussed. 3 fer. | ede. Ful) bleached 4 | “izes 2 for ‘$] Muelin bedy attached $i plenty. 7 up te i4 years. 2 tight knee "7 “A ' seen 2 S$! (Rarguin Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) S to 16. ..+-- ' Sines BS te BG..cccess [nny aeeemtn nenemente S —— ne mmm L—_— i i in i i i —— CCU - ie

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 9, 10 AND 14 Famous~ Barr Cos February’ Sales Only Two More Days of This Value-Gaing Campaign, Which Is; Enabling People | —_ Starting at 9 O’Clock Thursday Morning—The February DOLIAR $ Housewares (= On the Basement Gallery Some Lots Are Limated, So Early Shopping Is Advised No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders Accepted a ee Thursday—Another One of Our Exceptional Offerings of the Well-Known ers Beds € Of such proven excellence are amnone Beds that this opportunity to obtain them at such extreme savings wil! delight many—the following groups offering the most popular styles, sizes and finishes. needle or $919). 50 Simmens Beds group hare » & _ . ° , >. > i . > 3 I~ sco uare 2 ds; ample be: ish or m painted etf- fect. This lot repre- | s*°n'ts a factory “ose. ) — LH , ; a It and the lot 1s lm- tf 201 2 and ceiling | — 4 . > — ¢ ite | *? — ™ _ ° - é~ > LBei : | re alumfnum brand “it aga Dusters, long hand! . | Bust Confiners, 4 for : | (Ir3 “ * i . _ g ~_ _- “4 za ber cm ar 7 Javan ; » J us n . ee —- —_—- » &.. ~~ : > , = — —k-errped and owe fhe ustpar. , ~ beck eee Soe 3 2 . be. > —_ y wr a a . 'Geed rors + 4 —_ ‘ a o- Ww . ye - ais ; ‘ Soiled d , ~ $32.50 Beds SL L5v Cribs $25.00) Beds ; “a: : : . i . 4 = ee e Pane" 8 ~o tant Special at Special at —With Springs, for Fe 2 : | im | | fe Sr : ee en Ss | =, PME $2 and $2.50 Corseta oem teeper tre as. etr-ped «tlk ov S {2 5 7 Sa Z - | i | , | ; . " - at ar dat i bes Oe 1.25 Bins, $1 ) $1.75 Waffle trons, $1 I. SB ; a ony g : Minn imum do ; le -- . 8 tho ’ : “fo 3 * Men's Sli 4 > ee: i oe al eed > ee = . _—— os = 7 — ™ ee - . — — en- . SO Pere ein ge 2 a a. or ~ ee ™ = — _— ~~ - — va 7 = ~ - 2 mitered .cormers and 6 square fillers. | very popular sty! : con} Smmmeons be. it ; Eek Springs. UnK Springs. “Specials” in Mattresses and Springs S18 C oil Springs 0. DW) Bed S Springs boo) Box Springs PT: _ | ™ oe ~Dpring Te 2 n+ = —_s - Ps et EP ES te 3 & Oe $1.50 Sad Irons, $1 Ivory | = ae and white e steast aio $150 Saws, $1 | ace tvorrsmpanc | SS tS | ean — » DOLLS I . “ac bs mo t bert? Tf e- dec “peeing. a? ei vite nr service. - — ig Spec tally ;- : te priced of v. OF ate poe: oto “$9 750 Mattresses ! Mattineadll | 13 packace: $29.50 Value $2 0 Value ? ——tie . “ah " | Large size sifter 35 Gans ‘ Layer-felt Mattresses in fall | 24 ans: 13 $] ‘S13 st +. 2 ize- 45-Ib. $1 50 Pails, $i - nities iren: with - . , $1.30 Map Sets, $1 segtaie ic -edar Mop 7 - ~ Be - > - « — = Seap Flakes . - “ -- Oe A eee eee ee | > ; e - i : . Sic 3-Wayr tains of crossbar marquisette, 2 hed | $??. 'u 3 for... $I with full ruffles and tie-backs to match. | Fifth Fleer Suitable for bedroom. nursery or sun- | — room windows. Very Special Thursday! ee tiwag =e Ss = ned 7 “4 * oO a _~ _ — = Ss: err tea J . _— = in © sas and Senred Grena ine \ i > a SF She ees | : : . . ‘ - a. * a4. 45 : | | 5-Gailon Can, Medium Body . sl e- : ¢ > ; os > “ **? °- 7 oo — ; terns, meciuad ivi l shad irtains neativy made amd PIN isn - : ™ w ; = ' ffects. and ai inwal: n Tull mutiies and tie-hacks: | c | Finis: onl with : - 4 : Yact rar 2% Lorne } if and (leSlra 2 ; ~ OS | ; 2 Ase ; fringe. and made 2'. yards long [or many rooms. : * i | , $i _ P 1 ears Clethesimes, diane. | | | oe Uae, ge) eS 1Gc Paper. hero bar 2 -- —— ) | ' large size eof heavy Famous-Barr high-grad ockets.: ‘9 ont on : tdestines | $6 and $ a. $1.50 Drapery Veltone | | @ Motorists should suppiy Oil needs from th! | ee —— ih -e rors ; ce 8 r+. — . i = = . . . ~ sper_a. : rn 4 = surely = _ Handsome lee anc mer eT Let \ | is7 rous, revers] | F) i Tapery ™ —- ao ~ . 2 P lar ‘ne mar ‘tee “ [cugS. With nicgence. in fact. at this price. Drapery Damasks in want “4 ful patterns Oa&S | | t would wise to a> rour | | | . ; : Fits wa pimt vacuum bettie; round hinged hint o bei | 3 $? 83 | $3. 18 | top: Iimit of one to s burer. ; Good grade Paper im 1°S so. ft. colle: with oalle and cement—tready for use. 50 inches wide. $375 46 inches: rard yard sine Stzrth

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_— eee ' _ WEDNESDAY, . te : FEBRUARY 27, iseg | wi The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED —_———_ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8, 10 AND 14 ’ . . @ Lon ng-sleeve Suits of Stifel hige tn i pau ¢ Alltyme Crepe, printed in effective p and W a os ove § — a blue; " ¢ 1| gold and silver designs: fashionable a $ 1 | meigeatly trimmec. Ss «72 0 © years. dresses and blouses; 36 inches wide; During y the rch Statemen value, 2 for... f . Basement Economy Store We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Basement mesiueial Store on March Statements i ae Thursday in wn Basement cone Store Is i SS eee > Se al Wl, iy February rr: TF ess 3] Millinery 79 to $1.00|| = = a SSS SQ ZA. fe — pe" ne gama q $2, $3 & $4 Values New Spring styles tn Valaes— 3 SSS NS LE } - * . - -_ -” ~ - = a, . = — ~ a - a — 2 . - = = : a . — = . ; ~ ~ - - . ; ~ - - s # er = - 1 : 7 > = . ; - * - — ——— : > } =. : . ; : $ © | . x 7 3 ) | , > > : . . ~~ | . o . z - —— amas -~ - : : e _ “ = 6 ~ — : ~ : - - =|! -— — -~ > N | i : ) re SS ’ - : z ’ z = > - ; - - le ~~ LN “ 7 che etic Suits = : —=- rd i te ; trimmed and untrim- 4 ~ , ‘ Ley ~ ¥ ° med Hats; large, me- | a ; ' f - ¢c! e n ns00k sare . c dium and amalil ainsook =. . = Se = =... 4 > — => a! shapes: black and pop- tic webbing | = , i eo = = fy ~ 25 * SSS = = SS >= - —_— ge — a ular shades. | in back: also = : SS SSS : : : - —-- : . — —=— . Basement Economy Store I albrigeun Sults: ull sizes. | 39c Drapery, 5 Yds. $1 - ne ean — Maraquisette, printed tn rich color effects, for. window and door drapes. _— a 39 Caps — | | eae aroma $1 F. & B. Coffee || .¢'e0 tuarhinimte & 3 : Corsets ee ate: 2% yi rds and full width. | | aaeaidoal | Bed Sheets, $1 * . Boys’ $1.39 Overalls $1. 40c Value | Boys’ 31 .39 Keiekers_ $1 = Full Bleached, | seamteas $1.50 and $2 Values, Children’s Muslinwear, 2 for fe $I | @rong!y made b! _* a s with ai | SPECIA $ | and. dark rk colo Barge ye w a > ~ | 7 seconds of $1.50 grade. $ 4 — trimmed with dimity, ge 4 and spenders. uli Cc with extra pockets, 2 ta ; embroidery edges. as years. Lf a Lbs. _ & 19¢ Toweling, 7 Yds., $1 : . Men’ S = 50 ‘Trousers ) _ hia’ x ved quality, wi : | thasX. Women’s $1.59 to $1.75 Gowns, $I of riped ‘Boys’ 79c Overalls, 2 for $I € Our spec! al en towels, et : @ Women's Corsets of & Heavy fleeced outing flannel tn striped Of denim; Level a a — ‘ bib re fres! ly oat ~ | patiern wit suspe? ler ttons. be t loop and 1 pink broche and coutil: ; patterns. Cut full and roomy. — inanar Yoeis in ° steel 69c Ratine, 2) Yds., $1 low and waistline styles; 1 UM $1.50 to $2.50 Petticoats $1 = ° ° ont ) It npor ted Ratine, 36 inches wide and in : i ‘ on Suits, 2 for $I awe . Meri ’ Kerchiefs 20 for. $1 | plain shades, For dresses, etc. good range of sizes. bh. / A varied lot co of ecatin-finish ¢ and Uni . | Basement Economy Store a ee ee hematteched = _ | Some with elastic. BA, sateen fabrics, all-over Persian and plain tops. Women’ ample low-necked, sleeveless ator. Suite in knee length ; reguiar and extra ambr = “Handicer lef ; es ‘Pillowcases, 4 for $1 : a ey 7 Boys’ $1 Wash Suits, - for $1 [> - - t le u dee i e Store ’ Men’ s Union a E. «? ad ne-ribbe!l co Suits in boys’ a % s' ©. . _Women’ s —_ Hose be ae Rasement Economy “Store Inge wv lial. ; j ; epring oll- $1 S*. s Talmit j to. h6Ufa Men's Blue Shirts 3 | ‘$l 50 Blankets, Ea. oi OS “Bir I di me ct ray or Tha oR, By, Women’s Gloves, 2 Prs. s ae a | Children’ s ‘Stockings, 7 Pairs, $i | , fine- Men's 89c Shirts, 2 for “oi and toes. Seconds of 2 “memes Women’s Handkerchiefs, 18 for | Work Shirts ” fa w and khaki « wit! = “145 17. 9 © e csi I2* Chamois She 2 2 for ng D1 Men’s s Shirts "St SO to a Muslinwear $1 es and Seconds i f $1t $1.50 Canton Kai Yd. $I Ss — $1 65 Linoleum, 3a | Ya $I pees fiber tte Children’s Union ‘Suits. 3 for $I ; plain co $1 39 "Raabe Silk, Yd. $1. @ Semi- fashioned A uw" habi e Silk for blouses, dresses, slips, thread silk Hose with 3 inches wide and in pt oo double tops and rein- forced feet; bliac k, 8c Printed Poages, 2 5 $1 | white and colors. ~7 ‘t carly as the quantity is | Basement Economy Store pretty pa stterns. Seis | ited Duroleum Mats, 5 for $I Mats in TSax 36-Inc! atter _Toweling, 5 Yds.. $1 5 Bath Towels, $1 : es nd cag pone gg, © der f 40¢ grade "25e Muslin, =) Lig $1 36 ets. “Voiles. 4 Yds. $1 Sheer quality Voiles in neatly printed designs: 40 inches wide Seconds of 4c rrade¢ Cretonnes, 5 Re $1 S itab! e for draper Ci ishion etc. In a e sele - } of batter Is and cole- rings Vaill Curtaining 6 Yds., $1 Vhite gro aye er marquiset te with - rder Splendid for draperies. $1.50 Dishpans, $1 liound, mottled blue and white enameled; good size. Sateen Bloomers, 2 Prs. $1 TiS ra and desig ofr lust rous-finished “nl eer with double forcements, cut full. in black, navy, | fabric rei $1 .50 Rag Rugs $I to onan and green A gr of 500 ly woven Rag Rog - em of nd ann bive and pink, fintshed with $1 Crepe Vests, 2 for $1 aus 2 xo4 inches Silk and mercerized ‘“‘Bonton,”” “Vanity” | and “Sunrise” plisee in various boveily Weaves | and color com@imations. Umbrellas Carpet, 14, Yards, = $y E. =e ’ A J Pliectaedalilieli tala MB Dee Beli Meee RealeeBiear Reale Rediaelie eel ncle Reichel laelarlie tad li ladle lade decieeclielie lindane lel Male Mea ll lech clic kclialiadialalinlialialalialalillalalhadiadathalentadedadetn A At hhh ht mobiie mobile and houm Tapestry Stair Carpet, signs and attractive color effects. 27 inches wide. $1.75 Value $2.25 Novelty Rugs $1 In the 27x54-inch size, in yellow, pink or drab colors, with fringe and fancy border. > Stair Treads, 12 for $1 In the 6x18-inch size, of good quality rub Men's, women's and ber tn ficured designe. children’s | mores of lack | water prook ot $1.50 Bed Pillows $f some Filled with sanitary feathers, in the 18x25- oo sil styles - Inch size. covered with a fancy-stripe ticking. I 4 Basement meer $1 Crib Blankets, 2 for $1 Soft. fluffy plaid Blankets tn plaid designs, blue. javender and gray; 34x40 inches. ’ hal cre ~ ae @ . *? bei: » J ar wr d $1.50 Casseroles, $1 | Tiound, &-inch size: nickeled frame; fireproof hen - ; -~ = “aa t} QC S s “Blouses _ -) SS = Men’ s Silke Knit Ties, 4 for r $l fy cael le eras Si ik H Pri ee & 7 lar attache Men’ s Leather Gloves =) en’ 5 1 ee ~ rs. $i f > :* “= : "So ; . ~ P ; ‘ ne Ga “ar a ry ing {> Aves il-fashions -f nee A read Se on ; : , ‘ ~ 6a are | rOoile Size s) and "he ree-hide ‘leathe M wny ive the rei = “et Ly. “k, ae yp pes “Bes patent wrist nrage Sizes S*5 ¢t 10% ; $1.50 Va Curtain Swiss, 6 Yds., $1 Cross-bar Curtain Swiss in white only. ish and long curtains. 25c value. | Marauisett, Soar $1 a Bloomers, 2 for eI Basement Economy Stere : i s ‘ , , De? Ge ane 4 @& &€ 2 ae VW ’ ‘ ‘ o« Choice &.9° advantage of selection from this groap of 40s r strongly when you have seen ie 7 Stvled on fashienable Spring - 0 = tedden bade ead thaahadache attest athr Laban nda * bobbed adeadddabadabectelint Set | @ Both regular and extra size Dresses are included in this col- | @ The extreme i lection, making it of interest to women, misses and matrons. | ¢ oats will mt > even — : . t inciudes. The stvles are widely varied, and show many pretty new trim attractive models } - ft ming effects, and the fashionable colorings. In fact, the group | lines, of serviceable Polair, in the papules colorings, te tans sae is one that offers far-out-of-the-ordinary choice, and deserves and others, as well as the new stripes — Poa é e) your early inspection. 1000 Dresses in the group. effective combinations of shades. Sizes Oo There are Dresses of crepe de chine, Georgette crepe, | Sports and y mone oe meen wend po lace, tricoplaid and sport checks——in black and the pop- | backed, or made in the becoming p- ular light and dark shades. buttoned styles. Basement Economy Store $1 Clothestines, 2 for $1 To! , re. ke ys tone oa Ch thesti: es. Heavy jute twine. Paper $ ft. rolls: with nails BPasement Gallery a >” es a te Ot te Ct te Ct e r= AW de octet pect ceann vepburtnm tee Maglnn -*

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Le ee ee ; Bah onde 5 ak Kan the mornirg an? one other COMBINED The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulafion t 2g evening newspaper Si {LOUS POST-DISPATCH esi or mee Private Bauned Oa - ‘ P e HANNIBAL. Mo., Feb. 27.—Sen- ray) eee tm A Feb. =7.— . 7 520 aren Hats with its famous harmonized V-Type, ination of “useless bureaus” a: : . . . . sae caistieeecsctteaiie’ afte ‘Sime seal! ie . clothing with mon-y si stam 8 pate Be 92: .00 eight-cylinder engine and Cadillac lo reiterated thet W.-G. Saale : New Colorful Plaids ears fem We ieee ee efick red. cocoa well as t! the prison garb. > a es .d expected to obtain more thar Invisible Sport Stripes erihe day at a downtown hotel Four Wheel Brakes bespeaks the ji 009.000 trom E. L. Dokens, ol TT Embroidered Taxa a cconing | talapmened man friend here and = maximum in automotive pertormance. anies. and Charles W. Morse, ship- ¢ ; New Colors: Green & Pirie iit nec. ont to meet bim. Spring - sie. ; : me ‘es “ the appeintmest gh “he neve I in New Trimmings & Sty eg ber under arrest when she We rar ay ree Pee : | i the place. Sotict i, Atom nhile Cn of SL oaic saspieuman duck acc mi ALL REMAINING OR tes ~ 10 in Macron’s Room. ens Cadhiiad Ellis girl declared she had} Jaret : | 3 nan o had « U instead of a = going into the matron’s reom} Loomunnt - is a - , ——_ set i. ° * ° &, gevrer nights im the hope of; ) cust Street ates Nae: Sse we | a nz ithe latter's Reys, bat bad or ¢ reget tenis mean aa ge yeas. a ; unable to lecate them : gy jg ey hae ep Ss ~Ae79X-, mday night, when she coca fin the matron’s reont. 5 Y > ae | Mier the matron had retired? Coats Worth S35 QBs co asteon, reese Er) Touching McAdoc -mn> lorm ) » maid «he attempted to take thell : | | Coats Worth $#@ me a the motion pic ranies, na wh had been placed under Why trifle with the dunger “4 =! ng Reed said tmat his activity = Coats Worth ¥ Sy tron's pillow. As she reached? lien when we cu Mis? yerur i di wengrtre eorr. t relief we s far as ] i see Shem 2, a" her She then struck her For infants Mimer Zine. K. So. %. Masceutah IL: W- i] ‘ ©it? movie ‘ : - | e the head with the kevs and * Peter Schultz. 712 W. Main. Staugien. I a . a : + he a ty : l2- , taking the matron’s moneg) > ™r © BKB Bernbercer. Perryvyille. Me. ete. | sa’ ‘ 2s DE 7 a ; q | to ; Merniatene (eo. SL Pine St... =t. Legis. Me ence ; Bot Gai servic: he ' ale ‘gore clothing. uniocked the gq ee eptonayed + . \ddec | doers and made ber .capey An imvestigetics cesis you pet : 2 Atgcce, RUPTURE CURED *:Cir ee ~, ee eatin ZAC! aS the home-grown stagim. Made in Public Addreve Fg work and By the Associated Prees 4 Bected with the planting of rO0S ANGELES. Fel wi. the cro wers have decided a? “ibbs M lon «aid las bs | ase ‘heir ares of act ie SNE Het 8 a oa fe ees PEPER ERE REE EERESEBRABRERERERESERERERER ERE RE REDE Dee ee hs ee SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8, 9 AND 14 For Thursday and Friday—The Last Days of the February Super -Value-Giving Campaign—We Offer All Societu Brand Winter Overcoats Including Late, Correct Models for Men And Young Men > 4 mm ae a Gy a Fe SO. ~ — At the Remarkably From Marked Prices, Pronounced Which Are Already Discount of ) Greatly Reduced ~ the Spanish eotion Users tt 52 midnight wth them meriting such Leaves St. Arrives og ....750 morning 5 a in the club car at any time a “~™ee * _- _ ’ uUDiic AaAcdcress —_—_—_—-— — HUNGARY PUTS ALL CREDIT ON BASIS OF THE DOLLAR —_—-— SS — An Opportunity That Should Prove Intensely Interesting € Men of St. Louis and vicinity! Here . offering that challenges vo mmediate attention and*thorough con- sideration. Phink what it means, what an investment opportunity it attords even though vou purchase tor wear er a Be ee next Winter. Then, too, the assortments are varied to please be ih men and voung me! n—all the season’s latest ian Gevernmest teday fsseed an models, handsome tabrics, newest patterns and ap proved colors are represented In garments that displav excel- ar ee aS ee ee . , - ; : asi: rhe order establishes a lent stvle and tailoring throughout. . ithough there are several hundred from which to select, it would be advis- sparkrone” which will function es able to plan early choice. the standas® mannmese of tes New Money Known ax “Sparkronac” to Be Mandanmi Measure of Value x = : $I cs S| vids - ec So n 3 - : “ - tp S +c Ee >| ! : = “. ae le the paper krone will continu Sale starts promptly at 9 o'clock Thursday morning in the Men’s ee Store, second floor, which is easily accessible from any entrance. mnt nit - =_— ~w " ° a q ~*~ & or ¢ ‘ . . -; thal ". :* sY Pers > ' . > -_ 2 : : es > . . . * » = s* . . : SS ae . nee : if : 2 “ ' . . . ™ - © te. _——— . : - “ot . "2 e e - Ps ' sa nA A »s > . ; = rt ° ° .* ° > yeas a =? > 7s > , (Def & , e. : 7. . . ‘ .? ° *-» - - yA : . . - selis® ede avtt ect > ° +s «= * > — “ . “* _—-s ; =) - Cn ;t7 e ~ > + ¢ : ‘>t ' . ery : . ° . - . : : . “Are o~? ; = «© reserntal 1 . = ~ > _ - Dr _ -* L2% ay : ° P ‘ “ . ~ont (jon was rit We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps bat now tha: the Reparation Cor cates t i & din faver of an for Hungary. th sto bilize Li biti e” 4 is ’ 7 a” Se aa ) | - - : att » JF E i SiPPPPSP SSPE EPEC LEE ESEP EES TESTE rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ree * b > j xd ag Ln 4 . ~~ - + ” 7 4 r att P 3 , Q : dees : . : ae eet

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ot i i oeth “oh » — — te, pro ~, x > . _WEDNESD | FEBRUARY 937 “hee fe oh ee :. one EL The Daily POST-BISPATCH vemand has 45,000 arog City Circulation than BOTH esate opening wemepeyrs COMEINED

ff AAAS me Ellis, alias Katherine Koxg- convict, who has confessed aw 4 ‘¢g . - - : ; nf of ATis 2 Louise Titi h- “4 “Y P « ; , Y 4 Hits—Not Oid 70-year-old matron and} ‘ = \ \s y ’ : Y see cao at the Indiana’ Woman's | here, Will be arraigned in| eo Shere today for a preliminary RO LLS Sn The ,oung woman, who! , from the institutio where K mes serving a lon senten: | Such hits as ‘Perfect ry, following th laving. Kiss.’’- ‘*Memories of en into custods VY A BAIL ee. 79 £6 SS , ) , ! , a — : l'hey increase the value of everything you buy. ves as she alighted froia,; , ' Love You 75 E pat a downtown corner | “When . % . . c Z They are as good as cash at Penny & Gentles. AWRY giatement to the poljce thet " d _—e struck the matron | Golden sun Is Set. 3 They ak * part of your change. Every time you « the head with a bunch of! ting, ae hen All Paste ar Eagle Stam in ge ot r’s keys ¥ he n Miss Rich- | the World Forgets ein d . Pp your stamp. book you are practically making a A 300 lot of 10-inch doublie- empted to prevent her from a You 7) —Z E€post on your savings account. All filled books can be brought to us _ poeta —— oe we 6 © ae te * —— 2* - - ee ~ A on _ ° TS 0 eS y . Bhe had succeeded in play on any 3for...... z ZZ and exchanged for merchandise or cash, no matter where you receive the | Se - we a - & . ~-* ~ e : he 7 aA _———_., — — : = a & ae, 4 ‘ . — = - ~ >> > ° - = terete . idered Tan Polaire st evening telephoned a’ weaver: 24, yards @@m OF 1 eo den — a 9a): Me oF : one for Ceate erp ue f 32-inch fine quality mate- COFF Io G S man friend here and made Allg AB nce yards | $ 79 46 ine — for Coats, rials; light tan, Regular 45c a rs: reen & Brick maeeeremen: tO meet him. Pelic: edge oats Worth $55 ppeared to be asleep, Miss El tm, ry « r eo \» : 9 . ‘ Sir . ; : Blirht 6] eeetererr ere Cere Coats Worth $49 Le she attempted to take the teregulars, extra Which had been placed under | ee /, £ Coats Worth $35 Ematron’s pillow. As she reached Qh , AK | Youthful and stout fashionable Dresses, beautiful materials, in "1 specie’. - Men's 29¢ Lisle Socks per declared and grappled | ; ; ber. She then struck her > Se Wonderful Values— | : samen y9aabery the head with the keys ana)» ieee ‘ Canton Crepes Flat Crepes Fancy Crepes oo ick’ Sed eet itt nctive, NE? ioe Bee ftaking the matron’s moneys wae gray, navy & OR 5S white and cordovan.. — Cw Irimm atS 25¢ vains $2 Fes gor: clothir rad unloc} ed t he Fs = nf Paim Beach. . rAtrks doors and made her vscape bina da F ; ; > , be Be B k C } 7 “4 mithe institution. “ht - i lee ro en repes / : ng heavy quality blue pence tone. waoner =Paul I. Robinson re- : ' Would Sell Regularly eo Ic A ; C R h ° ; and perfect. Union made. _ Sek > Up to $5.00 7 repe Roshanara Satin Crepes WOMEN’S UNION suITS —_ Coats Worth $30 beth) Mines oat manda awoke.,, the | | ¥ om all the new leading shades. Values to $22. 50. tha ta post-mortem exain- New Spring stock of lightw showed the aged instructor Suits, especially priced for MON bl). i . SF: , ° ° mei ceath through a fractured HL | Georgettes Combinations . Thursday's wees: hand 69¢ itiuaed yy a blow on the head. | New York makers rave ls a Pe et, mel tup; all sizes. Special. a Seem, concession en thesc Hats. You ; : Junior, Women and Stout Sizes i EXTRA SIZE VESTS e Richards’ body was found A nurse who went to ins estigqute os = ~ benefit. : = Women's 7 me w ith ; as Dutch neck af the matron failed to report ’ a ong Ric hards was Sy Patent. Milans, straw cloths and silk S Hi, ~ 46 to 60. : Mee iy ot cine nde 9nd | ; combinations, In pokes, off-the face 0° 07 a’ Thursday . The strips also were bound | aud matrons’ styles; flower, ribbon, af Bp a cut Sones fatene 1 iy around the teacher's neck ornament trims. Black, Copen, brown, % : fi \ * | “BOYS? $10. 98 ee, ie SUITS Nit te loose ends stuffed into her sand. pea rl eakwood. i her hair, placed it on her Ee 1 « hout double | ;ime OVERALL AND . file . Values Up ie lingd threughout, a . stitched and taped; sizes th ae a cac . "if | , ; Tallored of sturdy fabrics in peat patterns. wee ta and arranged the bed cloth- | Bive denim Overalis and JUMPR RS Included are ; Jumpers: LU nion- painters, paperhangers’, car- ' io. = to $22.50 "s - to 1% Ht : Hl LA | iu i - Coates are made in latest models, with yoke, two Ih “ Wappear as if she were in bed. | » aoe aioe 4 —— —— Made; sizes up x 39 penters’ white S 00 iveralls and , - es he Fillis has ic or M8 £irl has a police record > iY .. 4 B back to the time she was 10 V i & JUMPER , SS inverted pieuts in back and 3 oid Before escaPing, she ‘\:) a | petch pecuets —— eee ; flaps. The knickers ere are Met COTTON GROWERS ce Se. Regular Jumpers, and 3 , Fé $°.00 value. Spe limited number Saas ; Regular and at 1 in) (36 of blue denims ; Good materials, Well WABLE TO MARKET CROPS BD fc", eee See Stout Sizes; ! ee Stamps)*. + an) $5.75 (eV stumps) iy i . . hele o% i 171 Stamps) Net to Inc TeASC Acreage | Until Industrialisis Place ) - Agsoriate, Press NOTIONS ALENCIA. Spain, Feb 27 .— | ’ totton growers of the province | 40 — Art Fless; 2 FOR Sc INS ER RU : ; ray — Milencia, having obtained excel- ime Fine Quality Colored ler- 10c . INE cohnon? oteeed cael cale Bias Tape, 6 yards... we Stickerei aces, in many ’ Sc SIZE——9xi2 Spain independent of foreign | A sale unusually special for Thursday: women’s Low Shoes. most are , li-k & @ is b ] ] s , ao = Anoth l t of $65.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs, size | how find themselves lack- well- owe St. Louis Drands, values to 86.00. 1 >i t Pin 4 nother large mill shipment o an | ir] ; 95 0 " iwesees Cc 9x12; wonderful selection of bright floral, Oriental and allover de &S&market in hic @] >| Choice of -satins pat nts, — chocolates 400 coun ao Sce to eel Geis plain leath-+ Ma ! v strap mo les signs of positive $65.00 value sold at half price, owing to a slight > ial} fe Gray Daraia a steel train of sleep- , as the Spanish industriatists () order * i? Lich Q Cotte . le drop- etiteh in the weave which 18 scarcely detected and will not affect xfor ines to fit all igh, Cubs otten th | ppertunity. Buy them on our Dot placed > uffictent orders toe iow he eis, «1 ; VW 1! ‘ 1] ‘ lut r on | ear tee > ; P i J ° ade by the. t! ei qualities. og and chair cars a 4 elles Sean. made albesie 7 Sc yee eS Plan A smal! deposit will secure them for later de- i ne home-grown staple. $7 STAMPS 10¢ Double Mesh Laree Size Cap- Sc livery (with triple stampe). Shape Hair Nets . $35 Brussels . $2 INLAID $45.00 Velvet mg io the work and expense Mecied with the planting of cot- 00 $4. 00 LOW SHOES Je and 10 Fine Filet Lace, in Sc Size 9212 seamlese Brus- Special mill shipment Rize x12 seamless 7 . ie growers have decided not |! Fancy «strap styles, (xtore Suet . enta a o , Ibrees Snap t asten a 2c ental and flora! patterns grad tr ae aMetet Grop- leathers. size ip te a Oy Stat _ _— and white solid eubject to. slight leurn; all colors and subject to ase their area of production —— $3 to $4 Shoes ed Se | OS stiteh in Hthe Spanish cotton users place Mereerized, Color wing 4c dropstitch designs; vw 1 th , =~ ting s ch a , Another lortunatc Purchase. MEN’S ss. =) SHOES Masting Tincad. white ae" TEENS ' Se in weave ~—§19. 75 eq yd .. 1. weave... ie " + anh Tnen nerit Such $ a 1: S> midnight ’ lowe Shoee for achool and adress Cho — e f f ix tn rads na oh 1 8 Con oleum Ru oy — ' ‘ “~ * . »at? ers 7 « ; : las : b | Car at any time ; , st vler TICKET OFFICE 2 of — , a Ane Pn mea a nr DOWN and one dollar a week will buy any ‘ mE | gt sizes to a ‘ wrt kiddie aaa aad he ypten twine baat ne ine prices, with our ; . : ‘ (S57 Stamps.) designs for will-ca e-payment plan. adway and Lecust | | am a dag Ci a comforts e ets aleo at Union Statics : | 7 A yard. L. McNally, Division Pasconger Afemt. = ‘ 25c “Hope” Muslin § Ladies’ Dress $3.00 $12—42-Piece Railway Exchange Phone Main 4900 . q: es Ap CantonCrepes| DINNER SET ? 2 S TO @ oer er | Be]... Aprons ALL PAP ER | Canton Cre | Muslin in good mill remnants, powell , several different etyie=. trimmed with 40-inch, Ilustrous, soft The blue bird, gold band and flowered de- years applique, bias, braid. Crepe in: black and (Te Sheeting ] ] ric -rack hemetitching, B8c SPECIALS wae OB nie gg 88 signs ; regular $12 value, aiso two-tone ef- fects: all fest colors new dress salons Regular and extra : HIGH-GRADE TAPESTRIES Aare infants’ in all the latest designs and colors. These are values from $1.00 Silk of fine huck Towels, Pongee D se | , 25¢ to 40c. During this sale, per roll. 82-inch, all-silk im- C res Ss . — Japanese tan | Slight seconds ne with only one vashione wht fj ongee for dresses, ) many kinds, so! * ' blouses, shirts and t border; all at ..-. nainsook. e viderec C. and Cc draperies. A yard.... | ee Rew ge Bo Made of heavy tia with That Are Danger wSafeMethod § 46¢ Pillow Tebing 4 Ee $1.60 Check Suiting § 222.2 ; ch round threac ~ sizes n ' Ny Good-bye to ~ unsightly tobacco Splendid qualits 36-in the . Special | 54 inches wide. The new, emall Large aise. . oblong checks in tan, —_— over- Sate 57 NMEA PAPERS checks in brown and blue. One c Dp « * OATMEALS — of the most populer $438 39 fine unbleached muslin ™ ~ r ’ > eee uses. sizes. Special.. *B8-inch Sheeting, for many ApvenrisEw=xt ’ 2 19 to 35c Towels 15 rice in years... A it t Thi Out) | me new, safe treatment—removes | lowest p u Ss ane Fives teeth & new flashing bie. " Simost “while you wait’ itn e forme of et mach Trew of rr ft- | er lentes + dangerous Mic. safe liquid which so! OD tee w rt i teeth Bieachodent Combina- | Pepperell, emilee Pilic Tubing @ Ww fabrics for the new Duplex Oatmea! rs Beautiful all Papers. | ‘ . fhe 1 to ie t ; . — os * ne. and @ special kind of | fast color blue and inches wide, in ' dresses. Very “pe- = - - hen, & . jicers or cancere—t® The paste is vitally important, Bive shirting — eo? 40 inches ees in all colors. the otal an eration ts about the omy © H net only rem the softened weave; 27 Tey Your Paint Now reason, even ee es oe prevents Sorunption of new ood mill lengths, 1 to 6 yards. a yard. ; pundact — for : ailmente ehou! - . © effect mild | ra epecia Oo careful ettention. Se Mets are intended to ect. on Amoskeag 10c Shelf n this sale. Per roll. 98c English Broadcloth We Are oo Sherwin- a ; act only on aourrnee*., car : ho’ stomach On enharm To ave’ die Can . time Whent bewe rr wo* cheap liquid im- ‘— OILCLOTH ome ' good Ss cashmere, . 8B: shipment of very fine white Paints and Oils Amid dont wart hood ‘ + necc atllachec eorIne eca , ‘ @iik-finish English vnrellabile ‘rr nee 1 . always ite at mn genuine Bi iu “bh 5 rt = . of - — ; ine Amossss With scalloped bor- io there ee or bands. Bring size Genu t ‘ ped. other ‘on m- $9.3 All Papers sold only with borders Broadcioth so much fiewt «tense of dietres® - Combination Yee SAFE treet * Towel 1 a y store and olin aa | — instantly refunded if not | no ~~ De # ~ me oy pre mar “s si in demand for shirts, Come in and let ue tell rou what te , ‘Bood PI any a aye | dishes oO | ears le effects on 3¢ ow price wos ae oe a denen : eo ara and tlewsett 0 > " “Nn , ) towels. J cS. of ¥ o2ee inoleumes miticnt instants offer ‘tive and , — Co. Johinaen | vara. whit ae ® tive le eure x... , Wolf!-Wiltsen Drug Co. nin re Magne oe : . Dry Goods ( Scruggs. \Van- vubpiC® Ub. ' 2 . Larney anu Ul and- Leader or. “er ~

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OF ELT LO LE eT NY ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation t han the marning ana one } omer sony newspaper COMBINED | ; a ben | pe ba morning with Zonit direc- ~ ch the big men, ts a generally felt SOOTLESS a expensive than a cure. - Pest-Dispatch. mand describes the work being 7% Z Rj Zonite—the remarkable, new JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 27— cessfully carried on by this instite. | a Cc without harming the delicate , , ee “ 1 i923, from ° — of savings certificates in any desired ADAPTABLE TO ANY FURNACE 0 It is several times as powerful | wer BP K vearly basis pay full 6% i E 711 Central National Bank Bidg. MOTHER:- Fletcher’s Castoria is iutialieniniadiane especial] 7 = Interest on Short- armall eupense “i , aia : jim Lacled s Lig! Fiatulency Diarrhea Regulate Bowe! En . are af ¢ ar _ —- is mined the boos and pays Aids in the assimilation of Food. promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and PROVIDE B BURN COKE take LN, = — A Financial Institutig, nd infues 3 | for the Average Man to take regular preventive ‘ut service Commission N Institution, seming the f Rio ‘ measures against them. Spray avs Most Reductions Were cial needs of the average son tion Securely and justly filling this ECONOMICAL antiseptic —has the unigue Gradua n of rates « tion. 4 tissues that germs thrive on. as pure carbolic acid — vet non- val = ee path ee er nteresten’ " : bs) PER S irritating and absolutely non- — | ~~ | | | 2 prohtabie, safe investment made eS TON a. lic by Merri E. Otis. chairman ht = requirements of the averagg | Phone—Olive 1878 see te . : amano ‘wove through fCheve Infants in arms and Children al} ages of Natural Sleep without Opiates fo avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Lint kiln etn NE Madé Voluntarily. as the big financial institutions serve SMOKELESS is alwavs easier, better and less By» a Staff Cerrespondcnt of the power of destroving germs aes public utilities in Minseur! a: CHEAPER THAN COAL - A part of this vervice is the EE amounts, that upon a six months en DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN ST. LOUIS onile lel none gus, electric light an Y, ST. LOUIS COKE SALES CO. L wa OS ey oe | O ‘hreew € a e«t-Dis > . — Elect: : = 1 BURN COKE (aa ieaeeanee Sesinens “ _ Want ¢ ceme at : -educt a2 $ Constipation Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach ¢ Term Investments. Proven directions on each package. Physactams everywhere recommend z The Subway Store Sells for Cash Only -— , cere $s ~ a Some Fiate lncresasce. Irate increases were re the same period tc -_ a Ag Ay DOLLAR DAY ~ In Boyd’s Subway—Thursday Subway's Dollar Day have made this event and women who buy for men. any cases are limited. owes acne 2 ] . > "TT. « — co™panies rl "creases ranged $45 to $7000 in revenue a vear and the total aneua! imcrease |} - a AE ER ete _ o-= ee Ae eae he Steel or the eight companies was ¢sti- $12.000 annually exception 3 Yas. 36-In. Sateen the ky» tie "3 a » — 4 - ae eres fi. eg a a 7 é . ee é ~~ - tree - —— Men's and women 5 and 28 inch par- me tie ~ erized egon frame made ; . ; 7 . Samte ef American tat- lin -ualit fet ring cr swac- “pects 3% Yards Bc ger handies.spec:al, : 24 a 2 Garments _ 9 Yards Musiin 4 Boy hed i) + ° a oo ‘Sc ane 85c Hats and $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00 Shirts $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3 Silk and silk-mixed Hestery- bindhe end Broken lots of felt Hats and @ colors; some semi-fashioned. _aps. 2: } ; 9 oa : Hine bal — ob + + awe, Ge for and drawers “ines mal Se oon - to 2 Carmests man) . fer ; : : aie : -* * ** a a a = RSS, for Wemen's Fiber silk Hi ‘ wit?) fashiofted back. reieforced feet high beet silk, in black, beige gunrmeta! and brown. Sites §% vo 10 Ccrres- Mi Filet Lace lercerized RIESE Se AOA ET “s $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 35¢ and 50c Men’s Hesiery Seconds of $1.00 and $. Soiled Shirts . Neckwear . Two for $1 _ - Five Prs. for $1 Four, for $1 | ™e sSecc "™¢cs—whHl'ttes and ‘fan ", Ppatteres _ ' ) i ay 3 : | - I 4 ber and si lns—plain colors >reken sizes : r ix. ures. neat Stripes Men’s Shoes, $1 | Golf Hose, $1 : Neckwear $5.00 and $6.00 Shoes | S*°7#* of $2-50 and $3.00 Lines Two for $1 N : 2.) , eel Golf Hese—cuff tops— cteatione snes Lisle wet—desirable cok . ice eee ikercbiefs. lar and *tiTra lengths. _ - at the present. par 42.™most Right of Compiaint. lie said ‘t bad been the Comm isstien Lo acquaint ~~ LO ER = ee re re ee oe eee ee wlare) Petre fer ~ o ‘he Sa wr _— z= ,e Lace ge ee A tee tlh Spe a —s « . Pd _— ches 18 ="BBe far —— + — 3 Children's Suits — Chiléren s Sprrirs ~ “or — ee 2@ar -orn mission "asses. amorsg tireads 4~ 718 rat ai =) . o~ = ee ecru colors Tn arta A age a la a a aay me - ~ 7 . = ~ _ —_ —_ eS ree re me ge, rm | Ee ee ee ee eee 3 Women's Suits w ermen s Sprin a lvien Su ‘, Dull shoulders. ia r tight kree. Spec:a) Oe Se ws 39c and 50c Soft Collars 35¢ Webbing Collars $1.00, $1.25 and am Ten for $1 Six . or $1 ee me a a a. = : ~ ee . OZOTIN imperter C. Fiat silks and fber knitted in geod patterns. — Crepe Gown *, l’rawera, Petticoats. ern »reidery [rimmed 88 2 for. C 3 Boys’ Blouses — Made of geed quality kKhak', 75¢ Athletic m $25.00 and $30.00° Railway Conditions. Shirts and Drawers - | 4 = Suits and Overcoats ~ report «* a° ec The pattern goes throuchk to the beck. Spec aiiy priced for Thursday's sel! ’ square quard., cada. at the ciose o* Garments for inder adSnormai condit: 2. jue ’ « ‘—nainscoks—knee lergth Draw- on? DIOR iOtsS Of Suis: Plain and Sport mocieis. a wo for $ The Overcoats are light and dark colors; piaim, half and full belted > 70 porting ner od . much to do wt: " ar shortage during meverment of grain, the reper’ add- ed i cs De ee eee ne ae tee ee “2 adi * ‘ . One Vd ’ ¥ a we 5 - — = a5 ad : —" . > FS € 4 . fee 5 oe ge FEN ih,” De Pa. pide * Convicted tm $1.900.008 Bond Theft | Fare Refunded to Out-of- . Scommunanan ah ae thee i a Town Customers mm Accord iam MeGirr. proeprictur of siti With Retailers’ Plan eon here. Was convicte: ‘ s Supreme Court tur ~onmessing $17 708.000 im bonds and oo. i "> Svelen frem Werner Bre b= 9 | S ~ & $ S s + « a SS | S th: . + i = + — a a = = - a r $ -~S . 5 & $ 5 ie = im $ * Ss ° > = = Ss + = 5 + : = ihe - = 4 5. = $ SS | + & eT os 5 ih 5 $ $ - m a rH SS & $ + . ae = SS in $ s = Ss - re - = = z z S . = Ss . - : z z ,Aay aor? : »f ‘ » OF sal = His convi the first in connecti mn theft and the @isposal of the stolen sovds.

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sm N ToS” T. — Aalte AE The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ==> LEE EEE - — — | DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist i passage of either plan “so that ference of the Democrats for to- | . f tA) “ Cc ; re fe 614 OLIVE ST. start: Fas) in « old Vv eather t by business | morrow afternoon to outline a par- beer latter part of 1924.” ity pro Jo. Sram on the bonus fight. ~ Stl a thomas rao Oe Commenting = . | : fon, P| ; | ee | on the figures, | fo r ] Institutio S X-Ray, and Bridgework | SHORTPROOF TIMER | et ine Bil | DEBATE SOON {5 a in a Statement said oa ADVERTISEMENT. 5 ‘ , Po ) wou e “observed that the —enenianne ——————_-- n ' ' il ravens RECEIVE PROMPT SERVICE ' ‘ » | le 2 ry on the Melian a “ Chess En is M | Meure 6:50-6:50 Dally—Sunday 9-12, r All Fo . ler 50,000, 000 logs. . nas vironment ighty verage Man — Rest Fv, Winter Loris Imnmy : wor to © 10 Yous, — a ‘ - | in foe influence aM of the Track smooth as a boulevard, : r, i Cie 3 Waves and men 7. ymMmittes ¢he gn, serwing the finan- = 3 | Fight Over Reduction of Auto-| 7,c.sury Secretary eotinee| tte hele te ee UNION Automatic block signals all the way. © | ; ‘ i Dit tepiee | icir ins , é of the average man a | mobile Levies Will Be | less at $289,000,000 He said he| piration within the pre PACIFIC Daily trains leave St. Louis cinets of the bome. “ ; _ | ed attention “to these matters | SYS a. =. l institutions Serve j | | Resumed Tomorrow. ' pene the unreliability oo tees! Environment, then, is of para. one and 1050p. a. ‘generally felt need, | ‘Ff to sho that have been emanating || ™°"* importance, and good fur- | a Observation and standard sicepers, ustly filling this de. 3 1 1 Wr She Bbeetintes Poem, ‘from the Treasury idemseeniad » i, Biture helps to create a good as free reclining tai aaa ieee } ;vY ’ . home. This is th € work being suc- . '@ | WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—House| With the tax bill discussions | the iibcunre dete ot the Par ae Reservations and information at . 2 on by this institu- . . |@ |members prepared today to wind | ors agaln ‘seal ca “ setts lead- || rock-Litton anemone Company, | Unies Station or ” , é. | up the rey, ent y te efore i, ention today Fourth and St. ¢ harles. v 1. L. Cerner, Gen'l Agent, } le bi de by b ’ ‘> die rs’ compe Sraticey rR ral j Qu alit 611 bt | ° 4 a 4 ote, pre- || furniture may now be bought at || 2033 Rellway Bachenge Bidg.. 611 Olive St. ice is the isSuance : the end of the week. and leaders | scentative Garrett Tent nessee, Derm. = | lor C ' Fea © aad i flo \{ savings of 15 to 50 per cent. a a acates in any desired ® of both parties took advantage of | ecra or lmader, called a con- |! ee * | } the first legislative day off from eee bon a six months or | discussion of the measure since it full 6° interest— ‘was taken-up two weeks ago to investment made to | sound out their forces for the fight nents of the average 7 , |'when a final vote is taken. . The contest over reduction of ee tomorrow. Considerable . 7 oO egy , m® -tein-Dloch and Fashion = J e2icher se: A CLOTHES TALK , O 4 brief aoa hea ted pees on these | To . & yf LO UTS MEN . , e proposals yesterday in favor of re- . ; - \mnobile tires and accessories to 214s | me omort«. . 4 | ) per cent and repealing the 3 per ~ ' cent tax on automobile trucks hav- | estments. 7 | ° 7 ’ me : , ing chassis selling for ess than | . coats of Finest Qua ee - 4 Btfore reaching this section of DE NT rr 4 ' the bill yesterday, the House in-'! | serted a gift tax in the measure ESTMENT pproved repeal of the 10 per ; a Tt ) = a aR tT] ’ een . TUTION admission tax @n theater tickets \ ‘ ‘selling for 50 cente and ies a rie BUILDING voted to Increase from $3 to 3: | per thousand the tax on cigarettes \ vale extended contests over other f | of the miscellaneous taxes yet f ’ —————_——SS be considered are expected, al- i rae thourch Representative Laney = | ) S b : ‘ | Democrat, Illinois. a member of the y v u way Deliveries | a Ways and Means Committee, said | ° : on the floor he would propo = ; Y restoration of the chewing gum tas I h | Kn OQ: Secretarv Mellon's eats tab a board of tax appeals, placed in the bill with some changes to give e the gegpell ots ay bal mate of mem Se yi lothes mains to ‘a actors: ay The last section of the bill is the provision for a lv per cent re- | duction 1T) 19°35 personal ince? P . * ~~ * oa» ee a> a orn 4 ‘ - oes * % —~ : 7 ee . , i | . ee: 4 . . a « -* ~* ~~ Se @ Bax ee © wees a % ~_ ~ + te ie ey Se _* hs 2) + he = see ~ ee ~«-* we se =e, .' ee © * ee Se a > . - = ee ¢ eae we Th = aes _— -~ >." ne We ” ‘ + 7 ae ae ya ; Se ote > 4 o ’ * - 2 & &, —> . me > ¥ . P adie “ - i) = ~ . > * & Ne ay hy ; we = . _ > Potato SSS NS seh ee See ae Te ita on, > — ~~ » #2 - . e * a=: ws | > “= >} - RX ~* *. - r . = es - en tert ome a » : —— % see % . — ~ te ~ i laxret pavablie this Vea;r Th Tye rsd ay Suits.. up to $70 meron provers that the Gas That enjoyment should begin ner income tax rate made retroactive a bis event | HH stitute for the flat cut. Bx : “4 ion of our O’Coats un to $60 - eee with the anticipat y : ; eg egy purchases, continue. throug Means Committee, est mated that chet iw Soa == the process of selection and ts and Caps, $1 . | et , | would res ult it a loss « of $483 ont : 5 00 r ee stay with you so long as the 9, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 einen $250 000.000. camer se, Tas satimaten 418 net tae Sate clothes are wearable. we! used on estimated revenue ; Qualities b lots of felt Hats and cloth | On Locust Street at Sixth ia Seley, Goeemaent aatead ee ee ~ a tiny were predicated upon the First aid to this pleasure of clothes-buying 1 is the Neckwear service which the clothing merchants of St. ogt for $: L ocheted Louis extend to their customers and visitors. Filks—plain satere and = | En slish To p C O a ts ia anal contribution to the Choosing clothes, therefore, 1s.a | buyer's enjoyment are the matter of equal importance wo for $1 OF THE FINER KIND & stocks from which he may make with the choice of business asso- Hehed and ot weaves; fiber I J / = selection. In fashion, fit and ciates. They are a man § asso- itted; new Spri ng patt erns. Hi ? S . ws : . ; ° . . . : { a eer fabric they will satisfy the man — cijates in business, in social in- Suspenders a 5 | SFI of most discriminating taste. tercourse and in play. The ree for $1 SPRING, 1921 | ) His sports togs, his business complete success of his under- does ! : } suits, his evening clothes and _ takings is dependent on them. peered per #3 pnacth Durward, London : all the necessary accessories 1n ) I 5 j G2 evens! Wand wee i, their most desirable styles are Put a finer picasure, a Keener Muffler i ee . available in the stores and enjoyment into your clothes u ie. . . ‘ c ae f . — | — | ' Wy shops of St. Louis. purchases by going he pro- ;| a Now ready for your inspection as who invi ee $ and ff enhance the satisfaction of the Youto rove nance ee | ‘More . ae man intheclothesheis wearing the columns of the Post-Dis- | . Their announcements W E are also showing many beautiful is to give him a sense of well- patch t patterns in fine fabrics, specially \ | | | ag being w hich promotes self-con- can only hint at the complete- tailored for us bv the best makers of | | | } fidence and contributes to his ness and charm of their present "Ic ‘ S og rcoats Re EAB . ORS CES j reenficiis POST-DISPATCH : The Newspaper of the Home Olive at Eighth =e : — Copyright. 194, by W. G. B. The Post-Dispatch.

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—— a OO, PRY ESO eae GE - : tere. a> : a he eo ae Roe a ae. OL ee a - _ vie vs ~~ Bi tas a ae : er =" ae a" scaly a I Te 7 ol ESTO 2 ‘14 ~~ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Daily Cartoon SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 8 9 AND 10 a : st ota ae ee a ee ~ oe Famou s~Barr Co: S February b ale; _ 3 en | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps. This Month’s Campaign Is Conducted for the Specific Purpose of Demonstrating Our Value- (Charge Purchases Made During the | —Few Restricted Articles Excepted. | Gjving Supremacy in St. Louis and the Daily Events Afford Most Exceptional Opportunities to Save _ the Month Will Appear on March Statens : TRYING Tp Beginning Thursday—Another Extraordinary Offering That Will Add Further Prestige to Our Valae-Giving Millinery Section—A Sale of E % ‘ | ASENE FFD 1200 Newest $7.50 and $10 Spring Hai —Direct From the Shops of New York Designers and Offering Exceptional Choice at $5.55 @ Hundreds of the newest and smartest Spring Hats—a collection so remarkable that it will compel vour im- mediate interest and make you wonder how we can possibly offer such smart models at this very special price. And quite as interesting as tite fashionable styling of each Hat is the unusual variety, including jaunty styles for the bobbed-hair miss, tailored and dressv models of manv tvpes and the latest effects for matrons. In fact, this is an outstanding millinery opportunity, so remember that the sale starts at 9 o'clock Thursday morning and be on hand to see what exceptional choice we offer for $5.55. . Choice of the Group at Scores of Styles Many Materials —__for street and dress wear Chic models of Milan, taf- —featuring small close-fit- feta, vartous Kinds of braids fing Hats. as well iis rolling es ~ taile el Pace , e brims, off-the-face models vin tatlored rtboon applica phe MP Os tions, novelly pins and and sailor effects. flower and ostrich trimming. Thursday—Many Will Profit by This Offering of An Unusual Purchase Brings This Thursday - of Spring Models in Alpha Ox for d Shi smart ixtra-Size Coats $ | , oe pe 1 Gag 6: Sizes 42° 2 | @/Since Shirts of Alpha Oxford cloth are so smart and sere ee eee ee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee ‘weerrerrrtrrtt? ) errrerrrrerrre Fee ce “a “ut ats . 5 5 . 5 5 5 . 5 « . 5 . . 5 5 . 5 . * a a ’ . . 5 ° . ‘ 5 ® 5 ° ° 5 5 5 ® - eerrrerererrererrrrrere ere eee -. - SS SSS SS SS SD SS SR Values at. to 52" 2 | serviceable. you will. no doubt, appreciate-securing them | at this pronounced saving. Shown in plain white or tan in neckband or collar- attached stvie and with French or Broadwav cuffs. em € The Extra-Size Apparel Shop presents this special group of over 100 Spring | eury Shih wall nese might they say adeut Coats especially designed and correctly stvled for stout figures. Included | 3 | ry mh I of the Cattell | closely stitched. All sizes. * - ae are both sports and dressv models—some full-lined, others onlv half-lined. A | —" ) ; een by th collection that should interest those requiring large sizes. for these are gar- | = a : aae—i ments that are eg carefully tailored of serviceable fabrics. | | For Men—A Most Unusual — of i an be ne | | arn & ‘4 : ee - 7 n > Pe Practsming When tn OfTiee. ' er ~~ : » et Ace | : a 4 “i at \ od na Coats of polair, camelatre, tricotine and Poiret twill; splendid choice of both light and dark colors. is 2400 in Lot—Choice, Thursday. . @ The newest Spring Caps in all the $22.50 to $35.00 Extra-Size Dresses approved softings or of polo cloth; Offered Thursday at ame Very Special Price of | | > | S—‘" some are in one-piece stvle and others @ An exceptional group of 100 Dresses in Spring styles | | have visors. Shown in plain tan. grav | ‘ ind other shades as well as plaids and PE EE I cee I ee tr ite for well-developed figures. The majority are in black and navv and the matenals include crepe de chine. Canton | ; = mixtures. crepe. crepe satin, Poiret twill and tricotine. Sizes 38. ' : Aaae. All Caps silk-imed; . Foarth Fiver | wide choice of styles. | Mein Fleer ——— - 7 7 ? be es - - r ; r : ; » aa =n —— : — ; * diver - et . Important Savings Offered in Khursday’s Savings i . 2 snd aituaneaa: a Tharsday—A Favorable Offering of . sang ~ | Share This “February Sales” Offer of in New Spring Styles of 1 | tect ai. eae . | T ’ oO ; ”? . bd 99 - ’ S SNMating must admast ft Black Crepe de Chine | Notion “Specials” Bridge Lamps _ ee = SSR | Some Lots Limited—No Mail or Phone Orders : | ee me eet acmat ol ae $2.25 Value, the Yard. — Eee $1.40 Hair Nets §Se Shee Polials $30 to $35 Values— | $ a. Gieainaearanae ire] @ Box-loom Crepe de Chine of all- a... “3 brand ai! | > ) mover: of Mimsourt 0 silk weave, and a medium weigh! on 93 en oe ) | Complete, at NS i . ay Se Women Shoe Trees, the pair See 5 $1.29 Sh $2.75 F t-yd. Imperted White Rick-Rack Braid. bolt ; ange oul =-yd. White Cotton Tape : - : Natu ‘an Penree ot en viewable Foulard Silks: | 6-rd. Colored Bia- Tape. «condn Sodgce Lamps the atter aTing cas $2.25 Satin $2.50 paaaiye mae aarcingnen ne Bigs og paper a | Orass base and wrought-iron shaft finished in Lustrous aii ilk .. nm A Dent _ relwert: ened Inrportec safety Pin~ - oer paper Bi . undies it ree mer er rs Duchease-—4" exceilent weight Duvetrn in the new light and » Hump Hairpin, size | end finteh ‘or smart frocxs: gark colors; 4° tnches wide — Al-Rabber 7 oo. many 17 a gy and frecks: $] ad , é : oo ge = Black ma “Hk: 50-rd. epoci Special .bo $2.98 Silk Canton Crepe te Mervertert nese ieee “pool Thursday at. > Pome ee Many of the new shades — eakwood. bre-- $9).69 — —_ ; - , harrnt Lam with bases of metal in . € ang pe . + errr rrrerer eee rererereeereerre eee eee ee ee - ASAD LALAL ALAS DRDDDD DED DD EDD DDD RSDP DDBJ Si. Soa des Boudoir Lamps ” - a - - ee 8 eee ee Gray. red. orchid, Savy and alse white in «h ‘ medium weight. ali-slik Cant@n Crepe of oan various finishes and shades, composed ef an Met, toe ion | cotered silk pancis, tz metal frame: Severn! aso nes: ) Tierrit | @estrabie colors tn the group, which consists vy . yer: =a Third Fleer | , of 30° only Mirth Piece ee

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,. PO: , . a Pe. ‘.¥ . ie tal . * . Just a Minute ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Society~ Drama Pon oe : F had . + a_s Pl in at , = Cg. . . * x , a A * de ~~ . = A“ “6 COP m "ss . * : . : : : “ ee - 4 A * » “ ART lade ST. LOUIS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27. 1924.___. PAGES 15—18& a MN) FORCES © KENDRICK OF WYOMING SENSED THE OIL ities —— elements. Ti TRYING TQ SCANDAL WHEN IT WAS.IN THE MAKING = —s_ __g¢_. f i ACENE” REFD AND TRIED TO SAVE HIS FRIEND FALL’ Washington t "1 a | ee A report day by day of what , 7 politicians of the Nationa! ee Ra | Capital are taikiny about. | bed . , ab -* . . ~, an bes iv aie Pa ' | Manager for Op- a Re ee. PE ak Se | | igo ing if vi By CLINTON W. GILBERT ant Says Senator § ts , ~ , ) (Mr. Gilbert is the author of a bheok a i ; . fs Called “The Mirrors of ashin . es £- for Oil Products | a ’ ” ton, # humorous «tudy of political hy rt leaders that «caused v idespread in- Fi | 64 . t Will Be Aired. 4 ane Ps * —_— it was published re i 4 4 f Y £2 — — —————————— he 2 .t Me é | pai a» oa % | WASHINGTON, Fe! 900 FEE IN a yt Ce SS | EVERAL readers hav. >... a | ; ‘ CASE MENTIONED WY es Sp ZS! my proposal. for Senator | : ae ie atthe” Coneland for President is woos gy, Wilson’s Defeat at Princeton Severed Many Friend- bak 4 . Oliver Charges Reed oy See 2: i oS ee Te : ore aot any oft ut casto : 3 . : . } Blameworthy for Prac- aa.) se L4 €%. F ae ofl” ie a bad one. Ir seems thar Ships—During Controversy He Had Eye on Presidency castor oil is just as as Doheny oil or Sin Law While Mem- “ z HR: “ Yate | 3 oe, ‘ millions nt heli agp As to the Herewith is the third installment of a history of | Two stenographers took down what was said, re te ae | ) | 2 a? 43° Pa? | not be cured by druc ie | Ene | the late President Woodrow Wilson. The There had been an undercurrent of talk about Dr. of Senate. 7 = - ny > Et ) Oh . rn ie ae e fait! or by tl aint 3 vs at. | writer havid Lawrence.a Washington correspondent, Wilson's constant denials of his reported attitude > « - @@& wt ee & ' ; : POONIZAN by mportant phases ¢ + con’: Inside and outside of Princeton, the division be- er 4% . : reg) lé : l ca h . : 7 ' . , , ¥ m 7 . ~ . . 1“ . ; i] ’ ‘ »* Ps ; 4 r) 4 4 oe . : ' P = *! | Pas 5. so Sows” Aly. th colitis ) ) | car ie tel th ry of the grea yr Presi tween pro-Wilson and anti-Wilson was sharply de- fi here, to cd : sig P ph K ip ffs 7 ee hed ' | oe oe eS Sout Ps er ; ZA as untit | die 1 natior and fairly, pointing out his weaknesses | fined. Among the members of the faculty, social - ~ . = - rerose ri: sir i ry ; : ‘ -¥ ry _"*, ‘> ; : ' . s : ; . : ‘ , h ' a4 o ae ho oo { —= ip mm ge Nr Po aes Mails ne tran: as well as his greatness. This history, chapters of | invitations were carefully extended so that wives ist *keros: n j eo seed I i ea } . ; e — af ae bi which will appear in the Post-Dispatch from day to of the supportefs of one group would not meet the con var jit) : sg | Be . : ee z ,* ! Se . . . . 7 : . due 2 a ‘ ° ~ . t " broke s ‘ wo ~ ee ee ee er - . . - ———- on Joo: . the l niversui "4 Lf se ¢ Wee mT oe 9 he a3 eye ‘ ’ } : hy : So In ust >* dau until it ts concluded. will rank as a notable con- | other side. Saal be made prominent in th FE peta. a — ee be REEB E a: 53 Ser k al taboos: No whweiei,,, tribution to the varied Wilson biographies that are | Gradually the demand that Dr. Wilson resign him, according to an an A; + Chey a Ex se ty He RA . rar idiieaad a: or the nreci. | certain to follow his death. the presidency of Princeton began to grow in ment miuce ! ; of a 7 Tes ' = eee Le ANS Pes. 7 Fh iy ne : , volume. Wilson must go” was the slogan of bis manager \ lig? : ; : ! , . 4 mag 3 , Ae ; +? ~ & a » * Sete ew Cee * e—— P . ‘ ae ‘ ~ a \ BO ee Frank R. Kent in 1 xeellen! Stat anada, South America World publication the North American Review-had written an article the , x? - ’ Ti . .* ; : : " ‘ sy > . "> * ef *s “4 ’ > } ‘ ; “Tee » See . eh ot 4 ‘ " . he €°s o £1,000 000 } ‘ sentioned. 7 - ; i 4 ’ . 4 + | ‘ _— | : | “ ' oe , ' . ' r i . =. f. . e ba cs : . ¢ ag ‘ S Offering of | iam a, haga she es & + * jial Iprmert Me Mi Hardin; ' whie ide him taste the dregs of defeat = o far as would-be contributors were oe x : P . if ‘oo : eee t « . ” ‘ a ’ jendships were severed in Princeton cerned, but unquestiouably the anti-Wilson men —™~- © wished the Democrati¢ bosses all the luck in the » | © it is said. b: Deans 4 i920 campaign. Ut Pastetesslirre tice ~ ich time never reunited. Charges and counter | : . r, head of the ; | en ~ _ # mi i “ : : es sh harges were made on the meaning of phrases and world if they only would furnish the circumstances 4 ’ The suit is sai ins SENATOR JOHN B. KENDRICK. hijo gx i m, Bryer: ‘mbiguous utterances. Dr. Wilson’s opponents did that would take Dr. Wilson out of their way. | hundred milli and 1 ~— | : si Se ae ee ee es Yet Dr. Wilson did not seek a way out. He mapers have state: hat tl cea Jenecncmremre a3 n which nator idrick de - not hesitate to accuse him of a species of “intel- ‘ me iiia i j P a" j : ¢ qc it} ‘Ss > 2 to Mr. Reed lectual dishonesty.” And he, on his part, attribut- talked politics to a few close friends. If he was ult (in case they vin it) ap-.- Democratic Senator, With the Honor Code Of senator watch or Massachusetts in- candidate has to pretend to be’ ed to them motives of personal exploitation rather | t® Jeave Princeton at all he wanted to do so with terrupt: In to say elect ‘ou should read Mr. Kent’ te € thi 2 victory behind him and not defeat. Eim@ie the million-dollar mar! ) vince tbc Se eae ol a. SEE cdhetht be a reabon. a Cowboy, Tells Clark McAdams How He Q itor is making ® Very|took. It gives the most detaiied | -US2 the Dest interest agenigere'=: For 2 ors there had been an upbroken in Reference to a Third Party im 1910, one, considering SSut ' : Basse — picture I ha’ ve! en of the tw : | Meo do ie, Sent Notes to Secretary, Who Con- : . ) ems to b niinkeniniit ili anil aisha timacy between the late Moses Taylor Pyne and [In the spring of 1910, I was calling at Dr. Wi- ls fee is bb firn row Wilson. No friendship ef later days ever 80n's office to get a copy of a speech he was to de- > _—— -° 7 ~4 ~~ . en an nmiinds « idate fi Wood! i: 2 Or Upo) firmed Suspicions by His Evasiveness. Ke | ' | Gig VW maiiV Ss! i} rie smpared with if Nir Pyne was chairman of the liver a few day: later. Prof. Robert McElroy, whe Mator Reed F * . M . ad - ™y bed ot os : ' piews havir inything | Intert | the Secretary of t Re NEN a ) tee! lin issued a statement announcing his re- | /¥ Written the authorized biography of Grover ats of Missou n- with and | of rg, | UNCerIAKiIng Gerend | Navy In enieri oe ae contain end om pacts ss sia gretful opposition to Dr. Wilson's plan. Before it ‘ leveland, was leaving Dr. Wilson's office. : to he ey i] T} 1] : 4 ‘ . ‘ | , . — ’ Sos ; . Si.ors le met ctatea ‘ } la’ " : ‘ ‘ . VV as D! 1? ed ] took the stateme QD t 70 Dr. Vilson MV hat do you think 4 exclaimed Prof. McElroy. | | at oy prominen Bem — n An i? sublic life 1 mn this oy Sh rie as ri tok : Gisturbed or haras r the Wash vd a Gow Sy ee “™ “Knew What Happened state to form the national tg obtain his comment for the newspapers. He Dr. Wilson thinks we are bound to have a third ®motions that so - | ™ peneny ahora gr fe ™ ee machir nachi Z : | wpe 91° ; » Is » Jim nell oni ot ee me | com e Post-Dis From the Beginning.” '"*°" , ielepeie ses *o was visibly affected but would not say a word for party in 1912 and he is inclined to believe he bas t migh: +, ogee ap re Ka that this oil eia ,” ' r ] " Senator — ' boss "publication a chance to be its presidential candidate.”’ 7 tneyv V : | qT! , a a . j . , _ P . . ' . , . 4 : ? j P } r) . int ; - . . . ‘ ; : ’ ay. . q aw Mr I: . ' . th, . : ‘ mus : s* ‘ ’ ' i ' od ; ia . . « . . . : aieaie ail ‘ , . , ‘ he cif? } id ‘ «* rings tied {© Ls ‘* He thought lr. VM ilson War not in sympathy with the Bryan ) > mead . rth ‘ , 4 exe 7 Ante before rs ered » . I i J bid f j pis mao . ies . ' : , , : on in all the ) ' meOO, Siti ving offic has dal et . | ys t bit man who onor , ; ‘e uskine int which may swil jections, rmrilr ‘the reservations interfered with the authority of | °* trines, he was not fond of the “bosses” who 4 4) a | ' ’ \, " ‘ : — . ‘ 4% . San > . . ~¢* ¢ : | : : . polo cloth: . large fees be e of 1 . | Te ae Sree € f e 0 i an Mon about it That i > ‘ sxe | ‘e Board of Trustees to administer the university. | ©“*°™ ised so big an influence in the Democratic ; me. rather ¢) 4 a at an SOrie ' ay hit remained aft the ] i} pea : anaes Ot the Whose dead!: ! r re , _C ; . and others 7 napa on - | is : 3 ed to mM it 4 : , ' : ong : ei . the conditions of the gift was that Dean Party. He thought the country had tired of both - Lattainn a4 , — ; ‘ é*] : bid . . iat rr} hee — ‘ ; } r) j . — ; A . P - } land | ' . 4 i i , Mf , : , , 2 *y~ ; S rin St les f ns Ibe | v his long age obscurs me nal ; thy ee resigend t ' bs i ee the Mondu timent became hostile. The Princeton Ciub of ' I oO sad . » _ ; : . ii - : hon ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ i) ; ‘ . " j : I bac i} ‘ ‘ i ; . ; : ; Pp g y . is : Q : Tv) i] ‘ ' ’ bi . . . en te . : . ‘ 4 . P ' ’ or 4u ly] : ; ow ; Now York was Ta) aptacouistic that for a time if ve rend: — '» " : . . . * 4 \J or . , Ai = ' , , ; . ; . . ; " — j : ’ : ‘) wh thi : ‘ re vy is besid . oe ioritey in the inqui: : all these Monday luncher 1 became acute, would be : : ; ’ t on the Senate he met A hat 1 d net nor Vas a inese 1a pee ae by building up such a prestige with ¢ aT) Doe« iw z ' 7 7? ; Aric 1. Sn “does KPT ; 4 . P . : - ~4 . ry , ‘ not mn the heat, of hea th and took a ne d , | t t hi : ‘ a ns } = Amerias Nitices) —— , 18a on , ; ‘A vreenlution , , eopie tha Ss viewr on ecucationa od DOlitical are ' ); stor a | Lose : — eRe es v, — ¢ ¢3 fan or " ' Americ pur dA rest in Bermuda early in the vear 1910. W hen P - matters would The new Senator fror iriené } a4 ine seconaar’ seep 7 wessy = s0n Wart a i or i te ct en vyvoming W , mal . mA | carry weight with his own alumni . > 1 O11 F : e | | : t by me jn | © wes. Une = es, ee ; urned the Princeton Club did not withdraw = ° and Board of 4 , 1 Ol Prod . lowed 2 aped nm tl rb je ake orslinaggesd pone ro awar Ori an audience more 1oOsBtiie O iif jue p . yj , ™ ete aad ; , n : . t d | an audien course ofaffairs. Isaac Wyman of Boston had died ‘ Catia a ,AGaist 7 ‘ | peti } i aeing (| , an hour. His words were ¢)jo- m no Ss; also > sl | ae Fe. ~ iN & stateme printed in , ae had beer ‘ed by tr evel - a runs a ‘ f tl ting were not, as . ~Fi P Ot-Diensntch } ' thre Ten pot Ome. ae a ae _ 7 as ‘voming began 1 ive a Den where a listen to 12320 Sayal cheers at the opening Of the meei e ; - : with hand- “| ong mpaLCH fe >. oan nitena he eald “This contract ee , . — “wiison” but for “the President of and his will provided what was then estimated to 4 : Per! ’ ‘ Dit ; . . . . : Uusi a] OF ‘ . iin . 4 . ; > \ attractive =~! 4 ee eannot be justified in the minds of A rinited isué 0 which eid eet coomme ele be a gift of approximately $4,000,000 or $5.90@6.- _ , PO] ae] 1 OF : - * . . iT) rin? ine Htiti - ; : = Me ’ Te le tne iron’ {)} Paria ti i¢ 3 : : smartiv 4 Ma patent ; "" a ail the =poople. It can tx justified ma’ , . . | Ana Efforts to Save Fall Princ D 6000 fer Princeton. Of all things in the will was : “4 my ws | ly by the insatiable greed of nie = ee s ' — | ies enines ben - Mm. a che: , mr ony ye SEN to knew " . a : hay a provision that the fund was for a graduate col- ‘ature the predic- ut hu Met Only With E ue : : : monopoly. Fo veritas pres . a thyys0 et y I vasion. ron-makin: pehine L, ' ) nt to know why I turned down a million le 4d that it was to be e dea fro | | ) ion that if every other objection : a at. 3 | | | : mors fee a aie tal | =r ited" | a ieee ee | mponced as the enee r tT? * lig'a@ sa Pals : t . y : . - . — . is : : ‘ ; 1 ay fF ; ie =f’ Ti- ‘ ‘ L,. ; ‘ , yi 4h oe ee " - , ° « ‘ e # , his ma | to this contract were removed, the = ee es , ; —~ seni ) @ , Dr. Wieca 6s openmg some tors directed—-and one of the executors named was Pad? puter : ‘7 ’ ‘> ‘ ree " ’ : } ‘ : . bie tee, + as ee woret method of its consummation . ale nage F | My ex Lene ion wit would lke LK 7 Pes - none other than Dean Andrew F. West. the prisa- RUcte (~ ;, , —_— ic still enough to > noone? it - a oree-po Puan yee sex we —_— 7 ne ha men elected to office, men ¥ wi’! gyent. his argument had the ring of sipecerits e cipal antagonist of Dr. Wilson: . " . . : . 1 wi a: =i aif My kere’ PRE . S5en4 : , ' ry , ls ' . * oil Fi Ai ine the mind of every cizen. meas fe “epee ait me ter tha ng brib- thumb their nos ac! was never interrupt | applause At the end ) oo ‘ a x forever disceedit the acmninistra- they lik and trusted ©: nienaihitiante lat sort whicl his to candid oan ¥ : : , thei: the ordeal was over Cas MY Oe _ Associated Press correspond- Prod snag | rae oe tior of this creat department, and t Fall ve! a | ne ‘mes , ‘ > won &@ Tew. clapped ' come ent to carry the first news of Mr. Wyman'’s be- PTOGuUCtion of o te o} aAs- oO ~ are My « fry Ail veep. Be OC O00 \% 2 ws ) ‘he stan af Thr / 1en like rt idges. . ) bis the Duns | . iy it be defended by the national mi . — | | oem intent se an sumetin’ much ai , Classmates of D1 , men like Robert Bridg . quest to Dr. Wilson to get his comment. ~ The ex- : bbs pater ’ ot ly consi He knew nothing of Ut — — ee ee ilk ts ea Be) nl ai Scribner's Magazine, reiterat« ace he He went nn ts that the ncdministra tion it a naa —— . } gave ' rie? : ' i kn it is not mere!) croeses your line armnonsg Lie tif’ iit@- ASRUC iat ‘ aitor of > b )¢ a2caz B ee A : pression of disappointment on his f as read — . ver mn i” - tradition which gave to — . : , ) . inh af regent tt B- | ¢het ; | r th e 4 , Defiding was o1 brought by Plaguc — = ven ¢ ane Gher in the West before cit matter © ng by day, but bers of which a hs neent . heir faith in him, but @0r the most part t 5 Dee the dispatch was unmistakable. He was silent for = ihe és ; : : : ‘ . ra! om. bil ss . ‘ “* . . ha oe % awe na eternal Aids +, r ifficial effin AS ost Hu? mes . ‘ort . am with . % a neeinet the - * eric irda e35 ‘ He C of H or iligation Tri rehed TT with its mMmaKe Js — ose seed . . i la des ~ ace ae . mite h aven made no cPnve ri 4 ' ; , several minutes. . . - ana, i now q*i,? "le .. Ol ‘ ‘ ’ Py ,* ii io»ne , dal . ‘> . ies . » . — ? a : ’ OnFt ; iT i eae - ve 7 * of tissu a a gal lesen is Code Old Pi believe h ané took over the!) sweeping. wos auccumbed. Itlena Ponrsccend street trafic| mepertats wate Sct Seppe & | ee at. } “What shall I say?” I asked Dr. Wilson. ° 4 Bi €))] ‘rroducts Co., to - eode if the yionee! ' ee. regt _ — oo , ‘ } - ec e © - ‘ ™ striped pat. p ‘A P tafringemen: Dubbs That of ~ of I , s diate hard for me to get him to talk without a traffic cop W hat -ia full account of what occurred, plus the preju ‘What can I say?” was bis hopeless rep'y. a : Tt) ° ; | ann ‘ . the 73 rT) ve a ’ : 17 man te ac mat possible, nor « liike to wi and officials — ‘published in two New York pewspapers the next en | ; i} _ | : : ' > 7 +4 A} the Serna \ . ' s ; Re - ; , . aan 4 " ider + . “Ald that {f- the . would be yprophecs rege We - ' —~™ e Senate fleor of © , "NG pointblank ‘crossings were safe for Pres | day. a circumstance that added fuel to the flames, Comtinued on Page 14. , wie tu out to —~ * —. tornt -? | ‘he Standard Oi! Co. and the important ~ not! crime. I of the speech (Cenmtinecd on Page I) and Senators: hn ag : ; : 4 . nm eru a (Continued of Pn plague und dam ge 615) ‘ ear. 7 . aa

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Ae mR Pee Rem mee ae a Mele - al - —-sF an erupticn of ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27. 16 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12 78. Published by the ser Publishing Compeny,. Twelfth Boulevard end Clive ‘4 a Street. es THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ProRM. | IT know that my retirement will | make mo @ifference in its cardinal | principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- crate injustice er corruption, always fizit demageguecs of all parties, “—mever belong te any party, always eppose privileced classes and public plundercr—. npeover lack sympathy with the peor. always remain de- toted to the public welfare. never be Sati-ficd with merety pripting news, always be drastically independent; mever be afraid to attack wrong, pohether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. OSE PH PULITZLE. April 10. 1907. LETTERS FROM THE The mame and eddress of the cuthor PEOPLE must accompany every contribution, dul on request will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will recewe pre/crence. - “Living On or In St. Louis. Tw the Editer @& I J tepatl. >. T HE above pearance in St. Louis papers ani h ihe lwat iogan has made its a] -~ . ’ + com DpJalnts disleyra!’ v f St. Lovisans the tr of a few do! Tr * seed tw the for Siders what business to distant cities fert ars’ difference in St. Louis merchants F's sr > »9.000 » our cit) mao va ¥ high-class adve r « ey r> e copies of qnd midnigh a fleck Sistent!y people narchase their wares and. for some of our trade wiF get away ber of St. Louis men have here, but mai the West Side. St. Louis merc! Die inducement ' the river and the street sell a book of tickets at fer the convenience of East St shoppers. The habit f buying Louis is now so establish one may open a charge accocurt ef the big stores and buy anything port- ebie at “a dollar down and a dollar a . a A St. Louis finarcia!) mated that twe mm. liocr mMenth flows through tha: fu ee the Eads Bridge rawn fre radius of 25 miles ef l liners Bast St. Louis stood he) pilessiy et! past time, watching the go! fiewing west across the bridge cently in their tide our merchants inaugurated a strong campaign. offering such extracerdinary tients for people Duy at hor that et the end of a strervous 60-day period they figured that they had over $2.000.000 worth of goods 2t res eonabie prices and had given prizes ranging frem 4 new brick ! . worth $7200. to a mn eh be *- + oe fo impiore eee) F Du req 5 ced fer terr! low but away -A ® _ Merchants Associa’! Member Heta!! ee Radiv uate epee a To the Lditer of Druspet! T SEEMS to fouls experimenting in send: Lhe ve. me the stations ng and colving code messages could arrange bowur fer such than “ > 6 t% . are Th. > experimenting at gihe essa Fex* COPprLion Ot! pregre cast by cwrers orysta. owners vi (Ur met I de net te do so on annoy ng “ONE WHO GRAMS Prohibition Benefits. a crvsta!l ENJOY naked ‘ > > — THE cc — PACTFYING bombard ~ _ -_ _ . _— sects | ~— ne : : | | t ’ éé Dass ATION been ian 208 e sare ae President AR tie — f an es -— a oe od taeed ; Wh re Men de, i | a. a RE FEN, UI Eee «Mom Biren, my ~ ae wet" 6 ee ee AMUN ae fim wer wa, = | gy = » boo | Oe Renter "we ee mer, errs ee Re rer D BY CONGRESS JOINT SESSION a TOOK HIM LONGER TO COME DOWN. JUST A MINUTE MR. ANTWINES OPLNION. 2Ut AAVinag a =. 7 or ~-2 _ : hehe. 4 = 2 3 osed . ia. a owe + ~® B*.4%an- Daroxrsms of foreign em bassiec emt shaxen bv 2 Dane 1 @ as St n — wnand to taxe ‘he “VUNtiry as ¥ such comedr am™ sorry the precedent W hte tee! been a ng in “cCuntry that porn SOoy bas a chance to be think that when he crows comfort 2 Whole is n Tas ever e«-. that (ere sheuld fee! the nracive ? ’ errr >. =" uD ea should We requir ed ‘os hare quaiifs - Ore verond sha: “What do rou think *” Mr. Antwine asked. _ > > North Seventh stree:- rats Health Center i324 time in finemenis as. sa ° floer sO0ckKets lard wood cjientiy moe ‘ : , (he average ~ Ww RIME Of THE ANCIENT MISER. (After Coleridge) . T ts an ancient miser and. He stcoppeth ore of two hg said. “rou understand. " said the ancient pest, own good or ill. pareth best”’— thee.’ thine se es Hi ALTERMA: ‘“ 42n ica2.1ian Wwhese fire. Probadbiv “OURtryY took “rewater they ever since we STAI POOL. FORD—Roadster & }- this hardwood ‘flours i@ Daath, het-a ; | guarantee in erery terms. Mendenhall. Jpen evenings. MIA ke ern still be added. at some future. such added re- ightning reds. sun roorm. cleaner but 2th are sufTfi- per- “"--e ma the iistant er... n for seme HARRINGTON fERE s so much of beauty in this world. Spring orchards sieeping underneath the moon, trees mirrored site birch in «a {ream. The scented wonder of forest a night in June. tiene mn biesswom. touched with summer Se rain. he crimson glory T of an autums tree metime I know the dusty read will turn Where Joy and Beauty wait for me. AMY POWERS. broad Pacific The MIRRORs PUBLIC OP Thie column is designed to without bias the latest comment | leading publicists, newspapers end cals on the questions of tha dag. HOW SENATOR REED MIGHT om the New York Herald. I T is unfortunate that Misseurt I seem to have the choice of Mr. McAdeo or Senator President. Should the choice be liz these, Senator Reed is likely to be ful. amd that would be a discredit eitner party in Missouri. The maligzuancy = which Mr. Reed fought the greatest @ ocratic leader of the age makes hae dential candidacy impossible. Mat) fight against Mr. Wilson, vDut the ae t. bars him from general — Prat) i238 But so far as Missouri 3 with Mr. McAdoo bis rival. ad has eminent native talent and thea the situation contending for him nore that is published of Mr. tivities since he left the Cabinet te1 nena his disqualification as & iential candidate is cstabiished end | more obvious it becomes—es said chat his inflaence and set talent was what co the fees, contingent and that : and others were willing ope tim @ 2 record automatically bass Bim al nomination and will make & = Democrais, | men in Missouri fight for Mr. McAdoo thera: . ‘ In cases this. undest juent eseful and or -.8 UG Rye publican Real Democrate ay should ¢) sf#iect to oppeass . andidate is not so pe defensive. they should siructed delegaticn ven tio rie | Sire: mar Ww default IMMIGRATION DI e Evening Pubiic Ww are giad af ope business with the ingapel a shrewd, hustling, forward They drive hard beargeim ca — —— _ ‘he (nem ad theoreughiy honest friendship for Sagem. 2 wonderful people. them, and so do our salesmem rolls between use to receive—by cable—their American ee and their goid or trad But we do net citisens. we & not even want migrants debarred from te # zenship We say to thent wah @ will buy with you, sell wiih pou. you, walk with you, and = I will not eat with you. @iek ia Diplo mats Attend Services. ARY HUGHES DELIVERS EULOG —_-— CC er of the Aristocracy of Plain People and Died for His Country. _—-—--—__—___- . ~ : : ae WA>? Feb ss —_ The teday united ermal tribute to tle President Harding pending ie vari« of bot® intiy at neon i President Coold Supreme Cor wernors and & representatives f bis late ene - ving aside at: @di submerging thetr e@ mem overs Har srToup teers ae -~ocracy of Plain Prepic. CGamatiel Harding “™ e aristecracr of tie f thie country.” See cches said in bis eulogy .s equipped for his tag® « and training whi¢é ‘? and tr pe ches said. “He ed ner hampered environment. He suf from poverty & .jowmen!t wasa s bod. her . eo 8 wa? ry z A eppertanity, self 22a warm hearted. wh way, oF Re hie © reless persistence bie arder tn living. es sald it was fitting ¢ bhute sheulkd be pals? President Dut t cat hert deeper than that. wte ineptired by we ila ving aside tie snd «controvert*s wh eriyint im the face entures and God« P stand united in toe f onds of a2 common wing welt that ibiics can not endu fa - oe ‘"- - f democracy .in vestiges of a altar Ores se me the oe their = : have met lave asd ero tdelity Pre~jous Human Pefowsiig: touch whee | the emimate irlient © enat formed in hie C «oea ker of deep && to speak ‘membrance of a gem emir’ wo -ounted and cirey ‘hese whe — a Bay oe <p ” i Mes * . SUR ? x

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WEDNESDAY. _FEBRU AR id 27, 1924. The Daily POST- DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening enpapere COMBINED | _ 5ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1% ee ee te tee "= wwe ee ee ne a ere ee a m1 INE TRIBUTE . | race MATSBLATA WOME: | Boy Novelist Has Earned |22 s> > : « . aa — . ° preme > |limited to relatives and a few close ee during his*long career served a8 @ jy oyisan and bo; “You are notta little boy. but the . - _ a - 4+ in . . . . : ie . wt =F > eg 1 They wil e ; —— Cabinet officer i many cCapaciiics novelist a hi ewent : ORAS ig Behe ~~ - - - - Governors and Diplo- | . y wit Femain for a : i Sentemt °2 he retired as! . ) igsest liar in America, and ar ———— wedding dinner. Additional cuests hin a epee oes panepha S Reaociataty . a? only fishing for my autograph.” } . Lave heen scke Gas ; a e * ; : > Lord heeper of +) rivy Seal ana i novel -He€ . 5 , = - , a : ts : "> , e : mats Attend Ser vices. recent vat or we 20 ’ctock : was clevated to Princehoou. | ...r 1] % — newever, Shaw became Cen- Last 3 Das s—Come Early res epion. More than usva!l inter- : ! p : : ‘Me Le cc -S os . rrenecusly | years iu, ul = Vinced that Horace “VAS O he had | est attaches to the “ edding as the i >». : , rimce , atsu aia “va | len . lished ii ‘ ba bos ishls ciaimed to be. ¥ , : reported as having been killed in book . | | : ran nN ra Pians a Novel a Year. ARY HUGHES a a Severe sg i : ; ‘ , , 4 As he apanese rihquake iast t)- . ; ‘ #4 : - . ; a Tye nthe ago and tae new plans had ~ se : 7 the Japanese carin r — now, ; 3 , 7 - is a oa — he ; Horace is a sure °": ough boy Semi- A nnual tember. preparing ELIVERS EULOGY j°°310.°),22700"°e fd eS : : .. . . : rs 7 e “ne pa ‘ ‘ ote » * eonree , C “— ; . . - ' D ) Mies Giraldin vw iid have Miss o. : He V as ee a bel Sey = t Ti 11 11 8c ii es. s + Si sé ‘Trai mize = re move d from : s , * . ; hatherine McTacue as naid of . : mils It is genera: ichildren | yesteraas bs $ the “long pants” stage Freckles | R Cael ae EE aneee Bibin E hat his children and grandchil nd , ered betors the ) are scattered sparsely over his vevue Late President Was and Miriam Collins as bridesmaids a number between 6 and 80. aol Advertising Club ~ /nose and under his clear blue eyes With Pras A! ears iaeee ss “a : 1c : . & ‘ral of his sons are leading as- an address {illed His light brown hair apie A i isie TM aa Be => . 7 ‘oak | gir 3 a | e 6} ur n the Japanese business ‘ith classical a! ing eeer.. aa . rth 1 Lae = of the Aristocracy of | bride, will be best man ard Myles er with cla & bend -toants manner, his wide Sudwarth Frasie: Reiff Bros lHiasgcal] and Barnara Willis a lee: ema geben Plain People and Died for croomsmen Pre-wedding parties for ie CoOU- tis Country. ple began last night with a-dinner given bw Mr. Haegall at liote! ‘hase, and will continue the rest of tne week. Tonight, Miss McTague will entertain the bridal party § at dinner at her home, and tomor- their formal tribute to the row night Miss Klein wil give @ ® pe aan rie similar party. Friday rizht, Ear! gmory of I’resident Harding Giraldin will be host at a theater laying aside ”- pans legisia- party and supper at Hotel Chase. oy on @d submerging thei ay ean and the following night Mr. Willis | So | Song the members of both the party at dint eee MES | “The Melody af tAfe.” “a1 . er . — ee 2 NE OA eR tate a Te ee RR a ARNE tc ON ee as an ld Se lusions, the slang mouth is nstantiy jumping into isle Lydia Ward Dead. of healthy youth, a boyish grin. and his hands just the Associated Press and the good oid keep from jamming them- ‘HICAGO, Feb. 27.—Mrs. Lydia | “ringing phrases” selves into his pockets Sasebal!l! Avery Coonley Ward, newspaper, h: employs ‘“ Horace A. Wade *“i™ming and other sports woman and magazine contributor his books of t- n of his attentio: died at the home of her son, John) smacki scal talks modestly, but : ) Steward Coonley, here vesterday ti ,dventure work seriocusl: “TIT intend to con- | after an illness of several weeks. “oO iors a boy hit if,. fine my mature activities to ro- She was 79 years old. Mrs Ward | ‘rite ales ¢€ he kin uear tO), mance writing, and have a cher- wa sthe author of “Under the/the heart f every. regul: Amer- | ished ambition to be the ‘Dickens 'Pines,” “Singing Voices for Chil- boy who pictures himself as; of America,’” he said. He ex- dren.” “The Magic Hour,” “Long hero of narrow escapes and pects to turn out a novel a year | ‘Christmas in Other Lands.” ling adventures. The itles as soon as the expiration of a fea- w SAS for themselves ‘In the ture writing contract with a large ’ 3 =. ie ] ‘yr Will entertain 1e Melody Sprak io! . ; f “The Gray newspaper publisher permits him ; re Tri¢ ' inn ; @) lidgfe dary cing 2 ¢ liote!l “hace. M r- om Ost I's jac Ft oO? * 2 } bys Cabinet ipreme rt Mre Giraldi TT pare MISS ADE LL AIDE (ROSS. eames — —_—_—— ———-—~- — ky Wolves, llaggers Boots Horace is finishing his third year imi etit ron oo “4 ‘overng : b te iouble-Crossed ‘ ‘ } hn school ‘hicag hi jestices, Di: hate lenge *“isupper at the home Sunday night : ‘many hospital and rn i | Double ve e ae ee oe aga CiIpiomia ti ‘epresentatives followed bv a pags ge Mr Lin) other young womer! includ- nas 1\OSp.ra! ial ’ : t “Double-Crossed written when ie aring fill elf for co)-'! 4 . ; ‘ ae s Pt 4 j . ** . oir . r dea i ia , 4 pa! .% ; } ce ? ; ij¢ a ats . oe hs } ¢ he caller s res or Pe “ee - McNamara ; irginia W aish of il be included 2! | manuscript years ago. “The Peril” hand at fictior e £ and will take a sma apartment ] 3 tae - : , : was born in 1908 at 36006; Marding eS! on @ershing avenue un arrange. ends ments have been made A4ristocracy of Plain People. fone ew York ii] ‘ve at a large tea | League Shop. novel was written in @ m 1. he He two vears after “Double- Chouteau avenue, St. Louis, but hi: be given 1 AV vy Mrs ignatius aan + Elva Says Menumy of the Washington Ho- —_— ofom Wie ‘aes a Mrs.| Crossed. lie sometimes wrote . ' day on wrapping pa- 1d Miss Marie | ES: orcas ling else he could get Delmonte Only- Capitol Only— evard. and Arthu Weore Sponsored by Irvin KARMIOS DANCERS Violin Solo by Joseph Milisteen ’ ed to t} ¢ a] ; . co ul ’ ; th " " ~ ates AT ae 7 o"s vi = . by : “o 7 ii ~ ‘i i lie , . . ‘ , s Se ae > . ' | a > a Ae a . - ‘ min Per) ingham Hotel wil ntertain Bimye ie ‘ ve — i Young. was announced today &- @ . George Ade and Emersor all ? i soe : sy fi i . ; . > se- AGS ai 4 .s . ' ) ) , shower give! Pint | | | HHT lil Hi itl Il .‘¥ ’ : ery Hac! SA i iis eulogy. ’ raat | Muse croup of friends bridge luncheon anda ' - hed o aenle that ‘ br de - honor ‘ rmMOOK iad a Sai aie . ae Read te aa 0 Pe es ea te ’ “ “> | . * on He was oned r his task ftebneen in henor Miss’ 1 ston , PSs . iia. erenpoctive ri I , a mente taataine aehiah i. —~ a _ ee aura- “ with hats ar ’ ; | - a , = ie rac haracterizes as grea. inne : j le yal ‘4 louise Price lebut ty dauws ‘ . Y of Mics Miariorie ‘ hapine weno . cs . ~ ypicalls ; ¥ akev Org Mi - ug ee 1e other novels are soon to b¢ tvpica » , aonnA * t? - ride of Ralph hReec if hi] rs T} iy } . } . . . ‘ i 4 at . as @ : ‘% 7 eh¢ a He was i The affair : . ~— } ‘ ; . _ — A card enclosed in a Uiissdi : ‘* | Wednesday Club, Det O000uGelsc..3. irenent Inntoe and 7 rosebud told the news. Covers Earning $15,000 a Year. . } Mat. 2,15 Wm. Fox Presents Eve. 7 + . . . 7 sn 4 ste 7.7) cr . ss rz +?) | BOTTI of tne ad uu intes® and tat. ; Newsome, Isabel Oatman, Ii | many and unusually successful. So Added Attraction: : AL. 8T. JOHN M al 5 Ir . J rh ; Lu Toh? eto _ - , , . ‘ qd . G .* = : . si ' \ , ; cnt a i) rin I ‘rvare and } jeanor I uraon af a , . Du ll 4 ic ‘ r a" . * od E are ‘ 1 l in fact, that his fathe: In a New Comedy. “RE YOURSELF : . Pos * ‘ r Nestrminster lace Ee | 0 ; fii ee _* ears “ : | i 44,4 \ : the Pia ‘ a 7 > | > _ (er rere ‘ na rine J seph s ; . 3 | ™ and warm hearted, he | of 4474 Westmingter place hav | Mmes. Georg vard Arthur| S#i@ yesterday that the 15-year- per _ $$ his ow > Zz nis ter, Mre. J. W. Killam of )} , Reed. Richard Woodward, Art! boy had realized $40,000 from a» i. t iy \ ' yee rs jst 4 f) ( F ~ " sit é c = ¢ = . Brook Heman and Theodore Ban- ,ic v il of the last four vears « SIXTIU : | = | | . 7 - | | : . MM rs Kil arr « Zz rst - i : “ss . ‘ 7 ’ . t —_ _ M « R ler ‘ ae . aaa. @ ; ! : at's | Ul \" : \ ' ~ rs ~ 4 : ' 4a _ sg a: m wa 2 de lis ering lectures ana coa >, a # 3 fe tichare oe lil ¢ n sAS- | 1 , ee ,, Weading. working as a ! ture writer on ; . VincenrT GavTw , ie : é Growing children want and fre- | SR Cnd. he men oe count! ferences ar ontroverie ~~" | ter season in Nev ‘] ith Mr.}. patent Oe ed i Sa | mumerous metropolitan newspa- UBLIC OPINIO ig = . the f.: ii : nd perms Te iatns | & ss ; ISSO, Ue +! : — — ‘ _ . - ior uGitorrull i ° . aa . : . ' t bias the latest comment by ’ knowl hat unN- ’ — oe 1 the new a : nag plans for purchase of a wom- Presidents Harding and Coolidge Baker's Cocoa fills A A ° : - . ; ' = ° ' . oe © ee i,en } : \ f hy t | 6 TYeT if? - ' . , y . "2 + 7 . ’ . : _r “ : . 7 > 9 publicists. newspapers and p eat “ - ai Mrs. George D ihnson of 4392 j en Mon-/ *° . civic building wi be pre- | Taft, Wilson, Lloyd George = a all the require- P Uy ra ASUNDER” co Ld is ey — » | numerous orn celebrities. is % ’ ; a. on the questions of the day. Maryland avenue has as a guest, Gay at 4914 Mat Pranic “| sented. “ * 7 Paeiats Mrs. George Kimbail of Denver, |: be th: irk bv it-ins ! naire duppewanpintag-an a yaad ee tian and physici ian ——— MAILE . been | mainly on impressions gained in —__ Ane has bee: p g EB’ tOn CHa OW SENATOR WIN. wt as vain ° ies of a Vv: who will rema week and is be- > Tavlor sthops have Forma! announcement ad. RE ED MIGHT oe y Pe he a P these interviews es @ delicious, pure For ideas om investing see the and healthful Business Chance Want columns. ™ the New y ork Herald her ait / ae if if : : : rie ns ’ , +17 ed LOmor- cer ‘ ted } } , a Tis 7 hs : dé 0 ¥ engagement of Mies ? ] irs. Baarent sels li which have been copied Hele? * Scho! laughter felen C. Scholz, daught is unfortu: ate that Missouri lpernocrat — - ’ n ey ie) i! nT) ils j of Dr _Horace’s ta! . e terd yo eo: we ' have et Su- ' Hroek ill give a! informa]. w: n ji their hor . wh) c- d Mrs. P. C. Scholz of 846 North /s,eacning tne Oy Mm ACVETUS- er . ind Mr: Sas 20 iin es-eiliteh ieied aa aa see AMUSEMENTS. | BARGAIN MATINEE TODAY—BEST SEATS 75¢ on “hdd dedi ehhh hhh eh LL DAILY =:18 ™ to have the . 7c of indo ; nO oe 1 . ; . : | ’ ; ' ; . ‘ sw i art at. : ’ Yesterda” Nirs (*; ] ; [ i? {> i ‘= i$ Li sf Kine's highwey, and Milton ‘ oso feir lives i: ke roic delit; “haries . Asherott gave a small thaw iy GREAT BII ho ren : ad a. THY! - and that would be a discredit to th stone Human Fellowship. Bernard Shaw received his I Me 8 WEEK AT sue, und Mr. and Mrs. August Lauenstein of liughes’ address enue. was host Mir C .? tame tmer , 7 preme (test . / ga! Se" , : ie a aed Arvemaeig ro ber 7 ) ; fidelity and . ft gi a smal)! ot mors r tl | aa “Ss Are) Lauvenstein Miss Scholz is a grad- capita natn nis — atin di- : Just es good for , Senator Reed is likely to be succemsgy # sacriice ridge jul ' aouse-ngune. 4! ork has been/ uate of Smith College, class of ; Eressed long enough to relate how older people. | gone wu Vision f mem-! 4,919 Mr. Lavenstein is the son of ; Veorgee | | y in Missouri. The malignancy with A close personal touch marked Mre . Berryman of 9 he Junior 1 " z stein ane sg for a review of his first li is the cocoa of high quality h Mr. Reed fought the greatest Dem mam poruion ©: = : . | Clen aven stess at eT ee eae regen dl 70 -3 Pernod avenue. The i a oe = oe Made only by c leader of the age makes his presi om expressed tne cena © incl todas complimenting TK ected in thi y. Ordets | will take place May 3&. | The caustic Shaw, unwilling W Wg l candidacy impossible. > hi ie dead Presidents _ ' | Mrs. McCullough ' Henderso: re to be taken for further wor Kk | alter Baker 0. Ltd. THE HOWARD & CLARK STUPENDOUS REVUE CHARLES LYDELL “THE SON BILL PURCELL & MACY DODGER” DORIS Jat k George I “Clown Seal; Dew 4 « Qupee t will be ~ a M } les A. Conwa! nd ni =e Established 1780 is visitin her dauchte’ against Mr. Wilson, but the manne the shi , "{ eT W l¢ nid . rt ke : : t it r - : ie 5 . . ia .** » ¢ Sd — rae - , AR magames : oo randdaughter, Nancy Con Mills at Dorchester, Mass. ,» bars him from general party consi " BOCIAMON 31 ,' — AI PS. nr, tS : : . ’ “ ) , ’ . wae ee ee sib asin ae , a7 >: ~ - * ‘ . too | members, no paid employes being | . . ot - . ' 4 atier a ‘* = os a . @s since he left the Cabinet the me = ihe po! ing circumstances » oO} fa series of suc! airs on t ist. Work of p kodak snapshot of some- bughiy his disqualification as a presi power ——————————— a _B IE neon e NNN 7 } , DI cr toe him universail' : rs caaiealll hago a no other picture | ) LED bHSTE ; * . a eon a ane 2 — g : en ane et Me millet h ro — rel t wens ue “Warren ing re his We can work wonders with " _ in His Brillient © URSTO eg Him rother an rien . life ‘ountr’ . —a . The Warfield Shops such pictures = copying them a ’ THE B BUSINESS H GREAT magician & : ’ , and enlarging them, incidental- j WITH LO FISHER SUNDAY ne 399 N. Euclid Av. = LA Now have on ve. as President.’ ly improving them to a re- Pee RMAR Original XN. ¥. Cast and FP: oéuction. BOX OFFICE SALT: their new imports The Secretary recounted the steps President Harding encountered to + the necessities of readjust- mt was what commanded the gigant contingent and actual, that Do others were willing to pay him. Sue cord automatically bars him from Bination and will make it difficult fe md been stricken and Democrats. leaguers and anti-Reed MWiftness the tr: “c" Hughes in Missouri to put much heart in £ for Mr VicAdoo re . cases like this. undesirables not infre- Btiv ¢ ui ‘SSiul. and Senator Reed or as before with Re UDe Dili)! tnat i S2cuedad i700 t | rpirit Democrats in Mispour! i au wes not 1 eri , to oppose Mr. Reed 4 &> perilously on the send an unit- 7 New York cop- Mptior ‘ mn ut : 6 rer geee var hich was the heritage | he desired tun: exhausted him- to tne in = = = SS SS SS SS M speaking of the days in San |™me ne o v4 ~ , . ; 7. cy - t pmacisco after President Harding | ment o a ae markable extent. POP, MAT. TODAY. BEST SEATS $1.50 of the | peace, and 4 “ty Nights. 50c-$2.50. Set. Mat.. S@c-§” Thursday, 9 A NM “It was with y 2 +] ¢ , , . We will be gl . Next Monday Seats Thurs. ‘ you me 1 the rk First Time tn 2 Years. have done, nd give you a! a “ngs for 2 Years ‘ ‘Site JULIA opinion of what ma! > don ° —_— my + y nm ac 7, : ; TY) ‘? ; tienes with some precic iwi». Stuttgart (new), Mar. & Apr. ® May 1s e. 7 Moenc hen (new) Ape 22 May 31 July 5 nh “Columbus (new) 1 me AR 10 Jan 12 Jul 19 et ROMPO AND JULIET TWELITH ° ad ee i to NIGHT W ewe HAMLET ul pa TAMING OF THY. a ooking I (0 enj03. | freedom for ame GS See een BURTON _ *TRAVAGCAaANZS ther ’ | They are gaod pay mIOT I ey nmarent Stile ’ | } a I : ; . —=—— j thorous “ste ‘te ‘eat oul i Agee eB b ie : “pti oo. — Vv ay~\ 4 WEA ' , wus a sli movem f armen NN. : : - ZN\ ‘ JHEAR .- 2080m's, WONDER NEW SONGS AND stones forward ere LL Mw Es The; hard bargains, but we Fe rani jers t warning, and i: ‘oming to tI alling ine : inl Ae NE WINTER GARDEN COMPANY aGship for Japan. They are e «piendid, he y , r) res of! ighes quoted from the addresses Ks De ~ ) | (a ~ ee _ ; , : ~ Oncerful peopl (ur + our 10 ; dship were lifted and he Presicent Haracing that ' ; yy taaben yo con. Bombure ODEON—Monday Eve. 615 , % : ambu ; and xO do Our salesmen VW hile the at xi rth race . A! iration had Oil I ie- y . e - we od B Pacific rolls between us we are GG, Serwiars Hughes told of the en-|ctnred: No Wedding Complete Without FA -.- Meio 3 Mai pny || BUDAPESTSOUZ™ - ~ 9 " — »j er i! :7 D6 ce inf 9 _ a4 . ' See ERE *Jooratien “Thwatemine Probleme Reed “agg | ~it macs ag COLUMBIA 2% Hungary : an gv0Gs, and their remilttan: | © pure! of the Marion “The distinctive feature of the S l ) B l d | | | : 3 , . 1 w 7 Ore BEMrEGe, But we do not want them MER ©? commenting that the journal-| ee Tine. was the iver from and $ : 4 ao a A Miniature Musical Comeey ot an een Sees Ci Se _ . . - . : " a“ ’ LO a, ? P ‘ . : . ' é ... ie : «aetna om “ ‘ - — ty CONSE ULCG valuabis lefinite and limited character « : Omit Cherbourg class cabin. “Stolen Sweets” —— % “ : rom : if r gM . : | iuse ‘tT ae ". : ’ h « Cc oT tir . j one © : ‘a - . . ' * Hambur direct 4 ine clas cavit : p oe hip ay to thenr with Shylock. “GP at. Te Pea oo “es eager muee-\ Individual Pieces, That ultimate in craftsmanship— 171 Ww. Chicage Roe BR Buy with you, sell with you, talk “Embodied American Spirit.” x remake human kind.” I $5, $10. $15 exclusive design. marvelous detaii geen oe Joe Brennan © seaves . . wi : : seek to n se DUT socgagpee: . wT Le : ’ ‘ walk with you, and so following You fied did not waste its time in futilities and Up and impressive richness—has given (HARRIMAN LIN BRODERICK FELSEN & CO. . : Joint Service Wu HOt eat with you, Grink with YoU, PAMME Were. wi, ss, nein Mr iit sought eesulta, not the vanities tte o Bolland’s Sterling Silver repute of 5 : Great Koban 0. Pwith you.” Why? Secretary Hugh a ¢ reiterated profession without ac- Complete sets, : Hamburg American Lime | Senter & Busse! reat Koban Ti amestion of the #1 yminicratios hes «sui: He embodied of reiterated pro a $100. $200 the highest character and is es- | we WORTH DOUBLE @% _ ‘ wee OS Le ouse smn ir pt J , . \nlishment ° S * There wil oF . a $$$ — Photo-Dramatic @ympheny of the Sow Mitier ic the | arryin compu teemed according] | — il A. M—CONTINUOUS—11 P. sitiee, which is ready to exclude , Diels eoblermns inthe Far and Up &'y- —— : always be probiems | th Lullab ” ° O'BRIEN SEXTETTE eS Vy '* BRYANT & STEWART meme iri i£Tant ina manner seo ruarked ' , hes ee ' “ iy n TY t to Sa‘ | | on Kast, but it is not too much “The Comfort Route* . New York—Cherbcurc — Seuthaaiptes _ One of the Yeer's Great Pictures mt oe JACK TRAINOR &co. * offensive tha as he says, it Wkew : ae" — i ; aaa |i he Pacific and Far Paster 6 largely undo the work. of the to — . yer rons een ~_ they existed at the a Hamburg alereas o—Uth . t Actse— : , ; . ‘ We ion : a =* uns hingion Conference on Limitation & ns esq "He 1 : of the cénference, with their ‘ Unsurpassed gecommodation and Serv. 6 $3 wos 6 ments, which so greatly improved oUF att sn newspaperdom TT ac t! orld. | » crt IRmmMNW _s* | . SOrca carry all M Pp R E S ‘ . thor with lane . wr’) 9 . ie a fait ' : : a} s prin iples but he ‘menace to t) pe ace of Lie vv ; , cf ~~ , curs | . ‘ “ . — a FEAT RE PHOTOPLAYS. . “a! ys : “es : = re . . ” ' ¢ ut el ai . 4 ——- ttl Hon. Secretary Hughes argues for MEE TT and crforced them are no mo a Sd LOCUST AT TENTH Tr and. thing claws OLIVE AT GRAND E on ¢ co . Hughes sapteyecoenel basis! ent life of The Secretary recalled the sad ; Mar. 15 Apr. “6 "May 31 THE WOODWARD PLATERS ] jon of Japanese on « quota ; | nt he socom |journey back to Washington ané Jewelers Sor 76 Years | Xpe. 19 May 24 Duly 2 i. — os a eh would limit them, as the quote athie | Say pearoe - . nates » funeral services in the . Apr 3 Sule 22 “T) - ah Sak Te oft WORK that will Ge sould mit i acserg, EN w'2 th re solemn funeral services im t : ULC 4 en Oe SEE EE the Gon yn ine Leon in. (Capitol, when be said political ¢if- | ) PLEASANT ané PROFITASLS wetth Sa ridicuioug! mall n - weUatO, % re “his keen iMm- —" . — >> ; , ull | TREDAY. SATURDAY TD enw “ea , ee = ) page ; > : honor of a proud and sensitive § | : - & 1b.” He told | mrem. while his unfailing friend- before the open ton b } Ww, «7 "am, tA BA SARA EARS Bi i i i, i, i, i a. tn, ts ds i, te i i i i i a lee i i i i ee eRe RL EY , Rul PEATURES — aroha. na _ s* : ferences were

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. SP LIE TT DS RL PEN RT ae _ en + a wate ie w ge pe ele ie) ad ’ @ned he then ef the Gerrma: presen : Menta) Pent Ph» ti-partiat fort: thro Mith-r wee “Steermd Yonder s started preorecutor. “ @efendan' ind” fre “arm, Patliona ‘sls the Versailles t estaDilah a ment if the “hee bad been successfu Women pectntece Seaschad. Women cenading cempeiied to u search for artris cvourt The searc? wemen oourt atte hair, hats, " Sieockings were tneapected fer da gere, band grenades and bom! Relr pins exceeding ‘he limit lowed by the authorities, or othe weapons or apparatus which might to etir up a disturbance #4 not the female attendance and there were fully ae many women presen! ‘oday as yesterday: purses % BRU dow inh Party Eapected to Gaim Ve ~ (entivecd from Page Hel vir of Millien Tommyrct.” : . _ ra Pt eh _ : — TTT (entinucd frem Pace to. ld not st ' ut n I =_= — _———___—__——__ . 7 ; : - were oe - = : Fesne Co. would ha. nop pam iar AE , at Wie 7 ; ~% 4 ~ « . '? 7’ "s . - 7 ™ — x , , , = - r . } J 4 _ ~ — . — = = _ - . : ‘ roduction ©: £4aso: what } lor That I did 4 temstite wre PT ver «foler = 4 : ° _ . : . ~~? » _ - . is : _ ‘ ~ : Be 7 : : . . 6 ‘ . . P ‘ - — . \"? = - . ° . . . 3 « ; “s ™ ‘ . . ’ a. ’ " ' . a > ‘ F : . . ’ . > . Xr ‘ . é Better grades — Some fine tallor-medii ethers such as Hart Schaffner & Marx. ip- cluded are brand-new WHIPCORD GABARDI Remember, a high-grade Suit = looks better and wears better than ai new one. COATS & VESTS 34.50 All woo!—+sizes up to 38 —ilarge sizes up to 54 —from $2.50 te $5.50. 1012 M BRVETER'S sPEx 1LAlL—1e1% RATCHET BIT BRACE $1.48 FIA-IN VISE JAWS “CHROEFETER'’S SPEXCTAL 24-INCH HANDSAWS $1.39 ™“ HROfTEFR —-PPri Tal twit (;-RINDING MACHINE With Incased (regres 2-MINTTE VULCANIZER EXTRA SPECIAL vn the longest Wearing Ford Cord Tire rac Don't wart Buffy no w. & hile Tou ca Suv af the low pres 2 of GRAY TUBES $1.49 FOR ONE DAY ONLY Friday, Feb. 29th We Wil Offer ~ARCOY LE -MOBILOIL }-emlen ertgimal cans $4.69 $4.89 $3.78 CALIFORNIA PATTERS PRUNING -HEARS—#-INCH EMPIRL = follew ig Pit VACTU™M —e * ~ 7 li-pent «see are ; ~ $1.19 - SERVING TRAYS 99c LLU MINU™M COFFEE PERCOLATOR - oa “+ i. \% - "$1.48 BOY SCOUT KNIVES Hh. ‘RAD? $1.50 HOT PLATE *“ $2.49 ELECTRIC RLEA TRI FLAT WODEL TOASTER $1.89 “EMPIRE” TWi-cuPp LLEC TRHItCt PE RCOLATOR “HAVING. OR DRESSING MIRROR $2.29 CREAM SILVER POLISH ; “19¢ “ee) UP Pie a FLECTRIC EGG BOCLER “CPERIOR ELECTRIC CURLING LRON ak ~"ance ef S=orn- iy for eteed te > ave satis $1.50 1 UNIVERSAL POD CHOPPLES bist LL’s ‘ CARPET SWEEPER PORCELAIN KITCHEN CLOCKS -“ HROPTER” IMPROVED ‘.RATER CLEANSER an . mets ne thas —~- tain trace 6! ~ > We ane a hard etl neist s*10 ih brushes withent injfartag ’ rf "hoe ~_ BrcKEYE Rl TLAND PREPARED — an e PLASTER foe FOR PATCHING WALLS AD ~~ ~LE. R- TIT” TRON »: ( EILI™4,.*S . , @=ere % repair Sroken ~ inge {anyone otlieaned witt nasaee « petch that shrink or abeort®=. Get & today “SLD IY SANDY Face scus '’~ LES 4s Las 5 LBs “Soe Se SCH ROETER BROS. HDW. CO. $10-12-14 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. $7. $7.50, $s —— s rarNTt "DEP RT ENE - = THURSD! ; ND MEDIUM-WEIGHT | rouzhout the store have | iced to clear them — im ted in this ant en these area fair i threughout the entire stage of these liberal the lots are limited so : ; i o-

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WEDNESD FEBRU CARY Y 2%, inh s by : rit a tall 4 ae, od i. ar” ie | » ~ *! _ 7 a 2 i ’ re Ey , 2 ’ Sa, - or > J - Ss ¥ : , “ " » _ ‘ ~ . — > . e “ ‘ : yD Oa , a ; —— a ih " Latte ne eR Y, ae ee A Tous ae oe, ae Se ee ed . — = — oP pe eet ad z s.% Se ‘d athe io Z ‘eae we a A wer Ss . i a = — ay ~" oh af pa Se ae ees er at. ae * % “Gs = a3 es “ , . — - ~ ¥ = A > = Si Bats d ae « 4 ’ 3 ct a ei . Pte 5 r.? + ae gan a SD a Be’ - , oe oe ey ¥ 2 - - a ‘ “hw anc aoe a r rT ae, eee ee eee Set _ — = = : J i BT Rn ae ae ‘ Cn Se eee ON ee Be ag ei 2h ge oY BP ps oyy ; , £ - . a — “= . in ae to 6 4 yt By * ays By ~ , ‘ Q 4 ; ~— Se eee ee : —— car _ -- ey ee ory "4 whe sk " A : : 4 + y Ke ’ * -—. » x ————— - _——— - ~ _ ~ *. Pin - — - — _ _— - oa a ay ¥ we J - & a a A ; ® “ 7 ’ A > 5% » a te a " — Cl - — ty, , > . ; cm “ 7 A " ~~ - — _ ~ _ - = " = a ome . -_ i - & 7, - - = a . ~ — Zz v 5 ‘,* NI Ne (i i. m7 AGES 19- . - FE BRU ARY ‘ryy e re ee: ape onary army, headed by Gen. Si- Ee = : pay es j ed Pony s. | eo . ‘ee ar . an - als —— re e ™ e © : ao 4 “ " As Soe yen S aye ID cente losta, had not been received nave h ird r sieddinc 3 tils pry CUUTIS¢C | ;orTr army persons having a subject matter under investiga - ified to participate in such proceed- States Ttaltroad Labeor Board, ; ORL sth Vee s ©). 2 aaa e- here early today. Manual Paz act. at that W ne rn mer pers of any of ) direct and pecuniary, interest in tion.”’ or ** henever an such merm- ing or investigation.” i not be A candidate for ; : : . inese c itn iss s “ar imit e rocee »for } , . . ; ; , - . fine tailor- made, the 48-hour truce between ing Consul-Genera! for Honduras | CSE ‘ OM mission u! e interested proceedings before them. or where bers shall be within four degrees as chairman in April, he anno . | im any special of private way in they have appeared as material: related or connected with persons Hooper to Reliquish Chairmansbip. last night. He has held the ¢ Largos, commander of announced late vesterd | ‘ ayehe h ; ‘ ffner & Marx. In- supporting dictatorship (received advices saytilie such al a : proceedings before their respective witnesses or acted as attorney or who have a private and pecuniary | By the Associated Press. manshrip for two years, paras, and the revolu- ‘inistics had been agreed upon. bodies, or when they have been legislative agent in respect to the interest, such members are heudl: CHICAGO, Feb. 27.—Ben W.! ing Judge KR. M. Barton, Hooper, chairman of the United! member of the board. me. an ee a See OR ET AB , ——— Record of Their Appearances —__a_B___ —_i_1_s__s_ s_*—_—“. q x Z — m Before Government Depart- f 4 “ : nents Called For. ade Suit a : , soiled rs better eently used : alG-Sie Charge Purchases ana Post-Dis spate *h Bureau Washington F SZ f f (, Pavable y , | -9-23 Wyatt Buil ding Avenue in April | A WASHINGTON, Feb ”7.—For- Brand-New Serge : mer Government officials who ha’ ave he occ, sion Lo mak "Et pent Ls- J ae Be ’ . “dg occas! make frequ ‘ * ACAERMAN, wa President its to Washington in the last year ors. . ame, Py a a ‘ or two have had their equanimity upset by a series of resolutions 4 f éé > 93 unanimously adopte n the Senate A th M / Q t t A th Boo t F b ‘ under which it sare to make ito , ter arve Ous ppor url Yj. nto er s ug e€ ruary Page and public all the business that they or Grand Cars stop qi their firms have been doing. with at door. : rv a . + _ . » =— eo + e eS - + - “ ~-* ese «© © SA i> 6 4 -* ae ' . . —- . 7’ > 7 ~ * _* - ee ete mae, + 6 o Ses: retirement fror office. yy > .: The resolutions, introduced by e | Jian Senator Norris (Rep., Neb.) and i \ upproved yesterday calls for a rec- ) ® . \" ord of the appearances of former }: Cabinet members, former members a | }; of the House and former Senators } r ! 4 before officials of the State, In- ’. terior, Navy and War departments Louis evening ‘ — ae -" ” ia ut the office of the Attorne vy-Gen 2 rrr Meee “ e.g eral, and before the United States news >} Sosebees = Serves. Shipping Board or the En Fleet Corporation HURSDAY : ill be an important Thus wil] be disclosed in detal? YES. another thrifty occasion for women who realize the wisdom of anticipating their Dress needs in advance of the season. These are the day in this FINAL the record of appearances of For- kind of values and styles that have made the ‘‘B ; oosting Februa Sales one of the most outstanding ev SWEEP OF HEAVY |mer Secretary McAdoo before the g ry’ events on our calendar. IND MEDIUM-WEIGHT (¢ LOTHING. All odd lots Treasury Department and the THE NEWEST THING IN RADTO Weperoughout the store have been assembled and specially stan for tue “aaa pare al ain Oy “tat ° “eco BS of tn ersons io mM No “ histling. and Howline . , uae to clear them away in one dav. Only lo of the ‘m are McAdoo appeare d. the amounts in- . din this announcement—but the se nsational Savings of- volved, and the nature of the set- don these are a fair indication of the saving possibili- Jj tlements made throughout the entire store. Come Thursday and take Senators May Be Hit. antage of these liberal savings but, remember—many _ +But the ater: are not go- neo ts to ith Nic. aan Senato the lots are limited so early choosing is advisable. meg te Mop with McAd enator RADIO SETS ANT PARTS - » : _—— e +s +. * > ~~“ ~ a , = - ** Norris did not introduce his pro- *posals without a good deal of pri vate information about what has 67 MEN'S OVERCOATS & TOPCOATS “4 00 been going on. It is said that sevy- ’ eral former Senators will be shown and REDD an @)) @xtra ote US KBOW vou”. om. PHILADELPHIA STORAGE 3 to 3, chest nl buc re —— 1! if vo veur " im? mi: , ; cr; t , + , - 2 oe - * j = , | - = = , ee Oe — " ~~) . ° ' > Oo Roe ort oR : ae AP 9 Ben a ens Ot ee OL ‘ : » we wt ele taetat it ede wt ete talet eBeta state 68% a q - fis gta tate .*,* ee) tea Sete teeter “rer ana Vat of ote” A eleto'"o A a“ 4.4. *. +e ™ sve ‘es Sey ere scene ost Sa. oF) Psy . >? . " te " “—/\ ; . Iso Whipeord Raincoats Switch style. Worth from $25 ciaidom. All must co in o Baer - . ™ Cases are said to be on record of! $17.89 aT rere eee oo pole - , former Government officiais up- ff lawvers RADIO BOOKS q pearing in the capacity o! 48: 1 MEN'S $25 SUITS ee Svea $1 2 00 alii tien Selen Siti Sie te ; | e nointed to office The theory of =~ - - — z=. bell “> we a. ** > P- Qualities and styles titat —_ mri RUE s , ye you Neatly tailored . garinents. and al! muet Pa y 4 Insel a Garo make, new | our Shcomeat Thursday, at...... : $1.98 | 7 ; of the influence at it is supposed we of thie they can exert than because Senator Norris is that such met * & ~ re frequent]; ired more becaus . .- _ et tl ae | one “yy . 5 ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGE PANTS $ qualification that the informatior * a Tae ~ . ~ ?, . -“* « “ - oe % —_ me ees ee Ame ak iy. Bet oF Pouble warp fabric in fast biue shades need not be supplied f it compati Well tatiored. Many with cuff bottoms. ete 4 ale Caine All sizes. Swept away Thursday, at.. ble with the puDlic tere : ; Cabinet officials and the Shippi roid r.uperseneltive NUBSONTTE - a “. Oo id CATEW HISKER. . dD. , |Board are called upon to giv psce name of any ex-member o the i MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S $6 PANTS ¢ Secon oot inapqennatiens oe 28tel | wi H v9 : ° 7 ° * a - *. > _* rae ‘ AN ATTAN HE AD >») PHONES ‘ VW oolen Cassiinercs and t ecds and ry. senate nT any fo mer { abine offi - a ee We 2 29 ee a So cial who within two vears after he | Specia . ' for work or dress wear. A full range, at " . ; : ° had served in the Houser r Senate Parce! poet wv etght. go in our Basement L sion. the Tariff Commission and the > interstate Commerce Con } was put in by Senator Robinsor BOYS’ $10 TWO-PANT SUITS aor net te..by meme Se Just think ii. Sturdy serviceable Buits with if. pairs of knickers. 6 to 15 years Made of excellent materia! Afternoon | ‘ea and ‘offered Pe ' ‘i b —_ eet 36 BOYS’ $9.50 MACKINAWS = ¢ R ree , ‘ warm rmaterials in bright laids. re PREPS AS FOLLOWS: _ Felted gas with seutt wocketae, Stses 6. Taffeta a fe Party Street Metheday “Interie” o 7 and 8 years only. via Cre e Satin Poiret Twill ; . P Matinee Dance Reds per oquart Hocknuda» lieducer or Thin | " . vy Myleen iam Crepe — iiitiecias Utility Ete,> oer. per quart [Mockaday “Interia” or BOYS’ BLACK RUBBER = Lift Off - s p ain! Canton Crepe Wool Jersey ee eer gallon eas heal shane a. eae > « Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Women’s Extra Sizes Up to 50 Bust 14 Years to 42 Bust (Fourth Floor.) orr. per callon | 16 years. None eet remain “go out ~ — Sale of New Shapes Priors ~ New Spring Materials > —_ atte: ber ir ; a’ rrr two-coat (woud be about £4.00 per DAILY DEMONSTRATION = @ BOYS’ FULL-LINED $2 KNICKERS ¢ r ANT DEPARTMENT Tark colored cassimeres with a lin ‘ . Bizes 6 to 16 » years. A feature. r aENT Sat sH worT ENER RRP eet - ; : ; me : ” | 35c | - t pound “ aee | , ODD LOTS OF BOYS’ KNICKERS -LER-TITE” IRON CEMENT meet stens treme sorts, Ey ralnerms C ‘luded. al — «mr water, a or in cach size but all sizes are Inc © m= det at : a vend the hanwe for Man ty lire . . al can wil) save ext emi \e Price te nm "CHIN AMEL” $7.50 JUVENILE se | 32 CHINES? VARNISH MADE 14 2 I 5 va 5 q to oe neck _ ~ a with wits a PA BOYS’ BLUE DENIM OVERALLS riripess Fuchges and buttons, well sewed, C Bizes 5 to 15 years. Reel values, «' Included are the smartest Spring shapes, fash- ioned of Milan bemp, timbo, fancy timbo, novelty braid and other finest straw fabrics. The colors are black, brown, To Trim New Shapes cocoa, navy. lacquer, sand, Large bunches of Gardenias, Violets, Roses, sinall gray. Copen. Mexico’ red, Poppies, Wheat Bands aed Flower Wreaths purple, orchid and yellow. 39¢c to 98e | Free Trimming Service Thursday lboesn't burt one bil: brep ra little ‘* Freezone * on al) veh ing corp, iustaptliy that corn VISIT OUR STORE stops hurtiig, then shorts vou hard ood set . $5.00 nift it meht off with fingers VCHLNAMIL te" iinet i “th aie Your dravgist sells a tim Mh ces ! pgete 25. Alten” os” ndehowe | Price— rey cee, eye ¢ wiles ee. Divs Ghali aati 2 inde alanis % age ae ay ' - a 7 ee een See : ox t* z : vi be a Ver el oe aa "5 o.\-PLS 7 ss. @' fay rb | | | | | | | | | | |

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ns. Se fs ’ we Wee bE art » se : Pid Wc Ces) 4 i eer ye ha # ee he +; nits “ { . \ eM a + oy ae . *Y $Y. (ax DP. Bos ad Lag ae iy oo die ‘~o a i Bayh eater. Fae aes i ae * "se Bg ia - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Godber, D. D. of Kirkwood, whe Moreover. collecting the amounts frequently fell below 3190. he pt a : © 51 years was a different stery and the total writes. - ay a ‘F you HAO a _ ’ and is now os the superane ated list. NECK . a he a. = ; He bas prepared 42 paper on ti! subject for use in the $1¢.009.900 o~ ag TS FELLOW, BS ONO TO HAD ; | ‘ superanuated endowment campaign | 4 , of the Southern Methodist Church . 2 ‘ new under war. tee ot Even with a au the cariy Methodist minister usual = iv THE a ° fences me 4 > chil ; y had from eight ta 2 chi ee ‘ a dren—the assessed salary ould a . « F tw ’ P — hardly aggregate $399. Government Gives Assur- ie ance Laws Will Be Ob Ki } ie ) "4 SS _ Commons by 67 Votes. DISAGREEMENTS ON THE FOREIGN POLICY " acini? Miniter Em eA | a deavoring to Force His | n Final a —_ Hand on Revision of the Versailles Treaty. | | | - > ~e Associated Press. 7 | : , LONDON, Feb. 27.—The minor- }) & . af sveremen: : ) SAY “BAYER™ when you buy-Gonuine ae ae — wes — et Se ee Se | am i Priced From $25 to $ “a Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are mot ° ‘s* pat voted wee she Oo" ; : aS M 4 getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions “"**" a ee “ piel | ) } $¢ _" : rh iz} and prescribed by physicians over 24 years for + xerllgeenapttapenapaale i | i ~ we - th rders of his predecessors ((/ | . e . Colds Headache Neuralgia Rheumatism i Chet Se i ae “ 7. Aches ' r f to tJ nem ployed. i | | wg he hice Glee vou of | hache Lumbago Neuritis Pain, Pain Former Premier Asquith ‘txatl i ag De Hace wane: met Seen Toot 8 pened th subject ef “Poplar-| if | Nearly Every Coat Richly Fur-Trimmed | a ie, but are selected, oe + Weeas az : & aud s1e.0e8. Accept oniv **Baver”’ packa © iend rare gov arraignment of Thursday—a smashing sale of 198 fine Winter Coats a : s 2 ae : ie ie ma 4 or ft a . 6. ceaege emg areas ; — cur - . = ° —_ = x ae tone | peci i} ; i ; 1] ; : £ ; - Hats—m ail popular which contains proven directions. ti. menanet gacteunty agua the |e Finest Winter styles, fabrics and fur trims—and the finest a colors. : ait overnment ] Si f d : oe - ; values! Sizes for misses amd women, but shop early, be 4 By MORNING SPE Handy ‘‘Bayer’’ boxes of twelve tablets ; +... rinerais. nowere sat- if fore the size range is depleted. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. ) Fe — 350 New \ ; ‘ ‘ : nad « be ' . » +4 ' * % Aspirm is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid expenditure bad been or would be })) | Choice of Any Other Cloth Coat, Regardless of Former Value, at oll Regular 34.00 and $5.99 values. & the ad » | = (as and styles. THURSBAY, w Ee EN | 2 All mung Far C and tte | EXTRA 22°y2S am ) é at time of purchany No Cue, ' SALE ON THIRD FLOOR. THOMAS W. GARLAND BO pps. 11-13 BROADWAY and 4106-12-14 SIXTH & - — ”-- _ © ~ 2 a er dame! . ‘ ~* «) .** " ar-reur: ‘aicuiated on 2 arn "g3 of >’ ai —"* . (man. = | : “ ; e . ) “ | You Mav] .‘* ® . : 7 . Rey Se » * ~ : 3 . - a : > - _ " . ? a . = . °Y ‘am . ‘ nd a ENT Fie ws . ~—_ di : whind it rot eniy the suppor Bs . ‘ « ; -~ * é : o ~ouge einen , great par BR | ae ital at | oe ee , Se a a voort’s. EB on e »d ied teres, af oe o> tl Ht he it &.; » expressiy ] ll . } : twenty years rae as - . te ‘ : ‘= pre U neal ) , 1 of cs im and ca : ie - finest home mt : eee ee lagen _ = sat ize any Min- Travel north from the great Galveston Sea Wall to the ee cen Se the subways and skyscrapers of New York to the huge docks | scaring rn a ic be ww cruisers and two destrorers 285-295 FIFTH AVENUE see firesafe Concrete hospitals, schools, theaters, eraia. Nineteen Liberal members | You wil] see also a steadily increasing system af Concress od b for 4 | They ? , Pa streets and roads, linking more closely together towns, cities Lavan Goverament Ss proceeds our stock and production consisting of about > > . f and rural districts, ~mniosmest Gar Guniiiieent In considering these achievements of Concrete, the - ta | _™ 5 =1) mpar©r a ves oad —— PD Anticipation permitted at rate of 8% per annur. | Payments required in New York Funds Minister With Large Family Lacky . If He Got $300 » Year. | All Goods sold F. O. B. Mills. Bill of Lading constitutes Tn the earty years cf the MWetho- : dist Church im the United States. ‘he ‘lity of the vac! nor eT ee oe SAMPLES ready for inspection February 26th salary, Bat oniy the matter of sub-

-” ¥ ‘ee POO ey a a - : eo ia = ee . > . + - . ~ ~ ae «ys . I ee ME nea ew ee wee ee preac: ler S Ww, fe. $i 5 for eacn -s chuid ; ier 7 veare cf age and $325 ‘er -> . ‘4 the Fle. ; tb

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OEDNESDAT. a, Any 2, isc. “Whe sant POST- > T-DISPATCH alone has 43,000 MORE Ciiy Circulation : LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | IF vou HAD A MEW s oF ——— Genevieve Clark Thompson, daugh- NECK MEN “WANTED MAN WHO 1) AFTER rerly a eens ea ae TRY A ZU | Pound “WOMEN KNOW THE REASON WHY” 4 . pre > ) ae * - ~~" a « o.% - « _ pees — gare d. FELLOW, iataeitbitvas’ amd ott of ashen : @; : a Representatives and wife of James! BAVAR ORE THROAT AL om = AUTOKILLING INDICTED tion of handmade and . § fi, ) 1 ae Regs Tr wOee § op ha ee 4a “» * — trimmed with real Irish —— = and filet laces. COL-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Special Sale of Just 198 he Pee Fe eeepc M 7 98 New Millinery ee a any Surprising Arrivals .of Astonishing Gay in Qur Oats B- 1 $25 to $85 Even More Amazing When You Consider the Price! - $ . “>, en, j . ' h. co - es tt 3 rt ii as ( oats of Sue ‘h peitection of line ana de ‘tall th; it Vou woul | he forgiv en for associating them with (oats | ( , isced the — tortis | ot D AC ‘lusive ( he ral ie ’--- ce. Sav nothing of Hl exe lusive price! key ery garment 65 a refreshing is oguishness “whic ‘i ineans so inuch to Madaime, whether it be drawn tightly around her or allowed to fly open in the Spring breezes. += ¥ ~« « * * » -» @-. « em * A. — : - ~»ee ** ¥ _ treme & > * ° « -~« _ hn : 7 a. oe ey @ bn - See ee ats : 4 te om shat shee Not beats me rergetien! | ss soied a lg seege wtbonenscagea ge BE you! find Hats rv eaneatanssts iceman Bomman. 3s."4104 Arven fF Fabrics of Exceptional Beauty ur-T rimmed es. oo sele ted, urchas wel for | ‘|g, “66 ) : P = st — ta erie - ) Block Chinchilla Angora Polaire Down Wool iia : a } on ie a :, = that . . : . : ° - ° Se ned $10.00. leddy Cloth Velvelaine Plaids Flamingo ane Winter Coats es- | 4 x 3 | ee P Camelaire Sport Plaids Noveltv Stripes instant clearance. et fepaiar shapes FUNERALS OF FOUR VICTIMS on binge : lors. Thursday. | | ee oes an — OF AUTO CRASH ARRANGED — AL MORNING SPECIAL—9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Ino Women and two Men ay | Wa = : ) $ ‘ COLORS 4 Pa , ‘ hilled When Motor Cor Mere =--- SS hUgsieeess The §S lee t Shad of Former Value, at $50 300 New Spring Hats $D Yona _— ag = | y Vig \ 4 ’ ni | Mole Gray oas emg THURSD | FIG? SM Pee Be ae : ——— Brickdust ats, Capes and Jacquettes Tikes anh tonidech ‘Mitel tn in 5 = TAS. reen Reindecr already redaced prices. fae PPT SS, SE MR ME a A a y f,- New Plaids New Stripes at time of purchase. oR. Broadway 410-12-14 SIXTH ST... = pa nsy Bee 615 N. Broadway ’ nis .eueee © —_ - a ; ’ P . - af *.'s ‘ev - ~~ % : " Pa > P — ~~ 0 er Oo Oe ee ee _ rs Tos marnes Hos- ied in Old St rmetery Fy ay at Lternoon ervices ii a ivate 54 Gravois aven ue. his iancee io * You May Inspect This Console Victrola al any time. at Vand: * i ad | aaa 4 re dence, 30 Yale < enue Lniver- 4 ' and he il] be buried in voorts. It is on display | ee | Calvary Cemetery. expressl|v that vou may Pe Ss i Te | _The ee ako ~ Boge 2 judge of its beauty, hear it ) | “ur tom rrow from her reside! reproduce the greatest ef- Lt rae sori Ag ) forts of famous artists, and | i caine onsider it fora permanent MAAMMGP —VisiTING JUDGE PRESENT AT place in vour living room. og hae Musically and physically Oh RRE ie TRYING OF TRAFFIC CASES it contains the perfection A i) 44 Cleveland Jurist Says = St. Louis obtainable only in Victor a products. It is designed to : lend distinction to the finest home in town. Ask for Victrola 405 ‘Aid ; e 4 ere penalties for careless | have found tha’ the im- of jail sentences does more } ; " . _— ™ careless ariving t I Ot tr? ~ howeve . ’ ’ a : : -_ rr iaTrea ‘ail ern LOU e Po- ‘mN<ePc xX unpaid hnes . : oOmmne , 1 oT | — of the oming before |! Chifinp Clark's Daus “hte r May Run. ' Lesociated Press ORLEANS Fev 27 .— AD Vv ERTISEMENT RHEUMATISM. | $19.50 to $1295 Val 4 $10 to $125 Val LEAVES YOU FOREVER 0 alles y 0 ues iia, inineed Mite Mend Dagedien Ass Seldom do even our Basement patrons have 4 : ane The newest modes—Dresses ordinarily im- Dissolved and the Rheumatic Pot- + a greater opportunity to make their money do a Pe 4 possible to talk about at this ridiculous price. sen Starts ta Leate the Syatem Within Twenty-four Hours. double and triple duty. The Dresses we have : | Truly a sensational Dress feast of stunning very Druggiat in this county is au assembled for this sale will go quickly, so be : . models offered at an absolutely irresistible lt pint bottie of Alie: rh cgve Conquerat ef rheumatic here when the doors open at nine o cinck a | . priee.” $15 Down and $12 a Month iecords may be added to contract The New Materials: 4 : The New Colors: 7 ra’ ts adi me + 4 en ta anal . ‘ us a . t | ‘ tient r ph ee Raper y Jacquards Canton Satin +t ; : Navy Gray 4 ZX , pe the Giscoverer of Allenrhu. whe fo: Flannel Poiret Wool Crepe is, "The New Spring “High Shades” | acute rheumaticm. desires ufferer Velour Checks Taffeta Vv — that ~~ Goee ne ; —n* = oe -* ef anyones money unless Allenrhe de | Be on Hand at q A M 7 : Ss ‘) is .- vely cenovuers this weret of all dis : The Music Center of St. Lou rote and he hae Inetrected druggtete to gueraniee . a... above tn every in — Wot } OO stat yon Drug Co. can -_— - — suy")’ ty you. — : ~ ~ . ‘ - F em i ei ee el - 3 - ——_ ee Bo ta aN Te a Oe aes “ es eee ae :

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[few 7 “Soper ts tg o - os Ber —— . it? oa 2 a ie: aa a =e tae aie ieee WS i oS Ea ats ” . 22 ST LOU 1S POST-DISPATCH The Daily eae alone has MORE City Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper — ¥ a ' ve Normand Film Baz Léfted. shooting of Certiand S&S Dimes br : S : 7 COLUMBTS, O.. Feb. 27. —The ban jis Mermente chautieur & Iasi * —————3 OUR placed om motion pictures films in Angeles several months 4g0, which Mabel Nermand and Edna | Seem lifted by the State Director aa COAL Pal Ca oe Tee a _Purviance appear following the ‘| E¢ucation. Real y PEOPLE’S COAL CO. GENUINE MT. OLIVE $S 00 ey gery ye Bomont 3540-3541 DISTRICT, ALL LUMP . A Gleamy Mass of Hair MAD eky, 2215 Dayton street. a. IN GETTING aT Comfort in any one of them; i eens. 2328 Frackin ave a wide range for choice a el a ee : oo eee Se = i eA | for Any Girl's Hair ae per moral character. during S That Ameunt, lnstess ad There are a couple of -— } $10,000, to Be Recom- months when the heavy 3% 1018 OLIVE ST. "tS. E. Gar. 11th mended in Burglary Cases, overcoat is too much and # Sidener Announces. | no overcoat is not enough. ; We're in the light-weight FIRST RESULT OF A light-wetght over- overcoat days now. coat, custom tailored -{ BARGAINS BY THE SCORE’ 1’ seo have we Phenecraph. br af! —~ = attend thi« Tremendous ‘aloes im eichanged. used ane machines oe ovw af tent wmeke aed see, ee ne at gee T A 1s Be aut if ul / GRAND JURY INQUIRY of fine woolen, capert werkmen— and lesting «afi*far- then Rur new Enjer taste ip your berm Teross bave been reduced te $1 a wert 985 One of the many gray mx- : — | tures, conservatively cut, 1s Chief O’Brien Among Wit- $50 _ ee ene Se nesses on First Day of $65 prefer a little more dash in estigation f their Spring topcoats; a - - clan ai homespun or a Scotch sional Bondsmen. tweed tailored in an easy- pe oe eon fitting English style—or a CONSOLE pr ith Floor —" STARCK BRUNSWICK 65 \ definite action coming eut of} + : "e EVER mind what you are VITANOLA 59 he geenent asant Sere somes} rain-prooted imported gab- soa or tion of the crime situatien and the ardine doesnt sacrifice VICTROLA 7 *s of professional Dendsmen anything in appearance for i ‘See s Circuit Atterney Sidener’s deci- | , WS all its utility. COLUMBIA 69 Giris Try this! When combing : i i ber stomach injured and dressing your hair, just motstes : i . « | your hair brush with a little ‘* Daz- a is now functsonmg derine ° and brush 1t through rour Pepsin ; and Mr. hair. The effect is sere You Ohio suffering ‘ean do your hair up immediately and . my: = it will appear twice as thick and relief after a few doses. _beavy—a mass cof gleamy hair,) sparkling with life and possessing | that incomparable softness, fresh- | ness and luxuriance. ¥, While beautifying the bair ‘‘ Dan- | . derine’’ is also toning and stimx- lating each single hair te grow thick, long and strong. Hair steps fallins eut and dandruff disappears. Get 2 bottle of delightful, refreshine ‘*Danderine”’’ at any drug or toilet counter and just see how healthy and vouthful your hair becomes. PATHE 70 ARTOPHONE 75 ee HF ‘ompare thie Censele with «thers «ei line at $250.00. Our reduced price represents quite a saving. besides we mclude free the a ~ lamp eet 1° sciections of ORGAN or PHONOGRAPH Durin the : : 3 ‘1 Per Week nad Retry Serer —to clear the “~~ al We will allow you full present against a big don cash valve apd rou mar hope, some of the ity’s endareiatll . " ome tm early a 4 Our . ef - Toews of the grand {ur} te ci@ar t2 ee ret chatce . . —? == — f thie steck of ae ——_ rite streets as Mmucn a8 PCSBiv.t CO. Use standard Fence new ioaina ble s-acters ee = inese n og rapas : - Starck Grand, Upright aod Pinrer-Piapes % Wimesses Before Grand Jury. pene eras oO. ‘ces “uit Court for Criminal Causes [RECORDS FREE |Ccreas> = ik w "or ‘eCunNnsee, ae - 3. Seer™ (he hign BEGIN PAYMENTS IN APRIL ~haracters will be forced to remain om ~ . 0 heard ) th and te ~ : ~~ = > appre \ *De@sses earac 6 (CY ® gran — * 1018 “OLIVE a >. E.. U Pa. SAE tp St. ae .\ ° are to suDmit a2 new charter to the Phone Main 3220, or Central 3530 sabes natitnies Senn. of the Council is to be elected br ; —=—@r- listricts. The Mayor will be elected at marge. The Council will be legis- MAIL THIS COUPON scveed ne naminiratng Po Mavror * an be the . presiding officer | — ? a. , ry - 2 E ~ ; i F $j A —_- eee BOY KNOCKED DOWN BY TRUCK iF UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.. 12th and Locust, St. Louis. Gentlemen— LS He suffer= Frectured Leg and In- werunl Tn runes. Limument. in. | steps, Get «@ & oe Dh -_-___ ———— | loseph, § rears oid, of 3641 ger sired “tj ‘fered a fractyred ~“Ke] Gewn br a truck | ry John H. Raiier, driver a Odds and Ends of $5 to $10 Low Shoes Straps, Oxtords, Anklettes ' | Please send me full particulars of your Special Home Demonstra- tion Offer on the Renutife High Frequency (Violet Ray) Generators. Fur Chokers $7.95 Values for a bakery company at Forest Park boulevard and Vendevent-r nue. as the boy crossed tn front | 1457 South Grand boulevard Edward H. Hill, a negro. of 2212 :) | RR Se ~*~ f Address : r Olive street. suffered a fracture of | | u Diwided Payments on Your Light Bills. iy canesametidie nities ak aie” sippi and Chouteauyu avenuce Themas FBetl. 43. of Washington Park, IDL. died earty today at st. N GHT AND ee @ % broken back suffered resterday/ l!] th and L OoOcUs TT when a heavy beam he was jack- og up in the St. Legis Structural Steel Co. plant in Washington | Park sitpped from the jack. f ‘ ae F is f ii i Large, “bushy, natural possum Chokers at this extra special price. ili | Fhe ‘ CS an Fe ree

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£ y* * ' ; - : ’ Pe}. gy , ad . an 4 _WEDNESD AY. : - ‘ rm WEUNtsDay & “ UARY 27, 1924. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 45,000 MORE City Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Sa > ‘CORUARY @ 27, ———= ata a S INSOLVENCY PLEA |=» azsument that began when Mor-/own considerable realty, so 't was/CAPTAINS APPOINTED FOR ) ___4>vEnrrsmaw. NEW EMBROIDERED SERGE SUIT AGAINST HIM «ee ‘fend tadk se belting exeana| en oe. JEWISH CAMPAIGN Keeping Millions Free| by Arky at 2325 Franklin covered | L4quids Seized in Death Inquiry HOSPITAL 4 A Raw, Sore Throat From Colds and La Grippe DRESS s . » ° S a $1.95 * Baking yrtvay wen te.) oe premises of the home of Captains and co-captains for the|the old-fashioned - mustard aster. | DRESS 9S gmandes has been filed against lieved that Arky was insolvent. as| Ed Shelton in New Boston, where Jewish Hospital $750,000 campaign | Just spread it on with your ingers. ss sess 8 his wife died Thursd h -\toc ] : r = r w 2915 Dayton street. a. he professed to be when called up- ay night un o complete the fund for a new $2,- | It penetrates to thé sore spot with a N | EW 18 SILK CREPE DE CHINE, BEADED Se bondsman, by Mre.|on to pay $49,000 Federal income | ni. ee ce which led to/ 000,000 hosptial were announced | gentle tingle, loosens the congestion ; Cohen, £323 Franklin ave- ‘4x. Last week, however, in an sh Se ee ee POT jtoday. They are: and draws out the soreness and pain. - 7 Shelton. Several bottles contain- Men's division—Arthur Baer, Musterole is a clean, white oint- | , ' = a a a + had e ,salleces that Arky on July ‘"vestigation of qualifications of). | Rees made remarks concern- Professional bondsmen, it was dis-| ing liquids were found in the house | David E\seman, Judge Irvin Barth’ ment made with oil of mustard. It is and will be sent to the State Chem- and Sidney Salkey. Walter Glaser: ‘fine for quick relief from sore throat, Thousands of Dresses are brand-sew. We have the la yo at oral character. @Gurine closed that Ark@ had cliai ' Pee m . “ring ké med to- ist at Austin, officers said. ind Sam Stein, Walter Freund,; bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff : . big savings. Samples from New York makers. Alse new u eats, Capes, Sweaters, Skirts, Blouses, etc. pee an Pp. = ~~ Clifford Glaser, Dr. Louis Witt and neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- 7 BRAND-NEW LADIES’ Dr. Samuel Thurman, Dr. Hanau Loeb’and Dr. Llewellyn Sale, David | 58Z9, paims and aches of the back or Sommers, Maurice Weil, Edward | joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, = ‘ ; Platt, Charlies Ric. Ernst Stix and | Chilblains, frosted feet, colds in the a oe oe : = aE UE — chest. Keep it handy for instant use. — FS ay dt home. or on.the road Harry Lesser, Sigmond Wolfort and | M2, Seep Xt Rasy for instant IMME vee 2005 axptns; estes; ona-—tory tatsat com artsy 1. ROVIN. JO awiz, LAW- made in milder em—jJust received. : -_ a ee * oe ~ ee © Pa an % form for > rence Stern John Isaacs Jr. b bi nd W. b - ; - . , . . . ‘ small ) o ev ri CALDWELL’S qromen's: division—Mrs, David | Rak or Chileans Seaman a =H HLL S LIFE WORK erané- Misses’ Coats, $3.75 * Poi | Mrs. Simon Frank. Mrs. Henry . : — wrt | Weil and Mrs. Henry Furth, Mrs — ; =) . | Brand-New $ zoe Cet Aaron Waldheim and Mrs. Samuel . v | 95 Lipsitz. . s M. ee lenko | ' | (‘Keeps him i in good health Mrs Harry Lipman, Mrs. Vi irs ’ i | GIRLS a eee ee uu Girls’ Dresses, new, 75c—New Blouses, ssc, ous, | Loeb and | Mrs. Kory and Mrs. Ben Herman é‘ Hill di Mrs Magnus Poulson and Mrs. Ja- | mula. He backed it with ith 95c, $1.45, $1.95 — All-Wool Sweaters, Mrs. Arthur Lieber and iatagslipandl aetna hate Coat $1.45, $1.95——_Boys ’ Pants, 45c, 85c, 71.25.” oT cob Mange. | jlogse d-U p ? Her e’s O MUCK Ai BG e ime wae ee ores ee Today mere hon 4.08 8 Boys’ Suite, $1.96, $2.75, 94.78 —— berg, Mrs. Joseph Grand and Mrs. | ______ ADVERTISEMENT one-fifth of A, EVER mind what you are using now for open. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, unlike § * Collste ee ee mage HEAL er pow ‘ Mrs. Martin Sch rs. Ernst | constipation. For all you know there isa harsh physics such as calomel, ‘ ‘candy cathar- — Sayre chweig. nail Bango THFUL BAKING » awe a | Powder to be of superior quality wremedy! The next time you are clogged- andl salt waters and powders, is a simple J. Yawitz and Mrs. Horace Ep- A VITAL FACTOR quarter century What Hill's has done | pe Lederer and Mrs. Charles Rovee Thus wrote Mrs. Gladys Spencer of | try Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a laxative vegetable laxative composed of Egyptian § stein, Mrs. H. C. Gleick and Mrs mecessfully used for 30 years, the largest sell- Ma and pepsin with tasty aromatics, which Herbert Schiele, Mrs. Edward Platt id laxative in the world. Mrs. John A. are entirely harmless. . x. e el ; sof Butlerville, Ind., constipated all her Mrs. Bén Munchweiler and Mrs.| Vanéalie. Mo. under dete of ma 10 7 | Over 2000 used Dresses. Coats, ae Suits—as low as $1. Piesty service in them. Cest ten times as muck when new. Dress — and Mrs. Julius Glaser, Mrs. Milton | [ have found Jack Frost Baking her stomach injured from vyears of pill This Remedy Guaranteed cer Mra Mf. T. Men-| Jack Frost never varies from this su- | geod e p y ee Hannah Auer, Mrs. i , perior quality. Good baking is a vi . ter for half. Open until 5 p. wm. Page and Grand cars step at éeer. tal ing, is now functioning daily since taking dlesohn and Mrs. Celia Jacobs, Mrs. factor to the health and happiness of | » Pepsin; and Mr. David O'Connor of _ !t has been accurately proven that a consti- § | Hattie Loucheim and Mrs. M. Gol-, ¢)tr¥, house in such matters, the snnce | We Ml MILL CO. | “ . ‘ 3 . gue Suc : @ mor on, Ohio, suffering steadily for three years, Pated person is only 75 per cent efficient. It land | “YoU need Jack Frost assurance of suc- “ron >» 7 al hoard hae taken — u wholesome baking. every time. | weer "he ii . slows you up; makes you dull and lazy. Take The hospita 3 Full pound, 16-02 ek Frost | Bei ptrelief after a few doses. The list of success P; steps to increase the number of di-| fsuny"Fetsan Sie e wee ace Frost ; f ‘a users of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is Syrup Pepsin the first day you do not have rectors, so that women may be/| Coupon in can exchangeable for four _ Sell heaters or homes Eagle Stan ps. Poest-Dispatch Wants. mturally large as over 10 million bottles are Complete bowel movement. Take it, guaram- FJ aaged to the board at the next an- ey. teed, for constipation, torpid liver, dyspepsia, nual election. — biliousness, sour stomach, headache, lack of NO FURTHER ACTION AT orm appetite. A spoonful at the first sneeze or F ula aan Every Package sniffle will kall a cold overnight. Half the ail- ~ PR ESENT IN MER ROUGE CASES. ll yourself a bottle at a drug store, the cost ments of winter start with constipation fol- : ing less than a cent adose. Take aspoon- lowed by a cold. [icin mea at bedtime for a few nights + i Up to Successor. tee ° . tte iry it Free ore yimg seeeeeeecesesees Ry the ssociatea Press we guaran that the eeeeeseesesees ou Wan Aes " , " " NEW ORLE NS Feb °°, .—A chronic constipation : “Syrup Pepsin,”’ 516 Washington St., - Coco. Attorney-General of Lou- wil be relieved, or refund ) Monticello, Illinois. isiana, has announced that he wil! your money. A few doses in T need a good lezalive and would like to prove what you say aboul Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup make no Pepsin by actuel test. Send me a free trial bottle. Address ‘o ecution of miss lemeanor one fe) ony gpocession soon train the stom- gh muscles to act for them- - ; at Bastrop. growing out of the operations of masked bands in | O UJ S 7 UJ NJ C) ~ Many, however, take Morehouse Parish in ; which | i ? ( x once a week and in that way culminated in the kidnaping and '| = 4 1124-26-28-30 Olive Street Thursday—A Special Sale of Brass Beds . 7 . t . .« e - ~ - - * am» > . od ei Extended Payments mle Service VLLLLLLLL/ yy “QUT ors y VIAL Mf, further move in the pros- — eS ES " = s : : * > bs - - & *** a ° “«.% rn, 26 ~~ =e ee gee & Not more than one free trial bottle to a family Richard of Mer Rouge Coco was defeated for renomina- | tion in the recent primaries and| will be succeeded in May by Percy ‘Saint of New Orleans. Further eee + & & eee -* oa a ~*~ ey ~- = —> - >» ~~ - . steps, Coco said, would be up-to Ss citizens of the | * sited cyclops of the:Ku Klux Klan, A have been convicted of misde- | meanors and fined. Others hav heen convis ted and are awaiting District Judge Complete Kitchen Furnishers 3 ii:2 i. teste sisesent mo tions for retrials and decisions on = — . >> . rele ae = _ oe a Sy -_ ~ 2 «&,. : « = point of law Trial of the cases Sass were interrupted last November soucht to have Judge Odom dis- By Turning in Your Old Refrigerator on the Purchase Price of Any One ~of Our Progress “All-Metal” Refrigerators fused to remove him and ordered that he try the rest of the cases. A dozen or more of the defendants are vet to be tried. Missouri Road Conditions. KANSAS CITY—Clear; roads frozen. ST JOSEPH—Clear; roads frozen IOPLIN—Clear: roads good. JEFFERSON CITY — Clear: roads rough. SE DALIA—Fair: roads soft. f ‘OLU MBIA — Clear; roads — =- SSS Sar SSS SS SSS ae SS SS SS 4 (ot! MC YRERLY—Clear: roads rough. : The finest Refrig- i El Take advantage of trator made. Keeps - this offer to turn in ‘ke better than any eager — your old box. This 'wooden refrigera- 00d eed wtih ae offer will stop Feb- es ’ ; wil Hadley Suffers Sight Relapse. Service Stat 0 i. shrink of ruary 29th. A de- a the Pret:Disoateh. 92 w 4S] IINGTON, Feb. 2: _ and at most g swell. Easy toclean FEES IAA posit will hold one ccllor Hadley of Washington Uni- Louis, who is being ) and all parts are re- | for later delivery, ne engages se gro Mgr. movable. Insulated a : if desired. Comes suffered a slight relapse and will not be able to return to St. Louis with cork _ ' | —= ) in two s$1zes to suit for several days, Mrs. Hadley said comes r es today At the hospital it was said -pereag amen » large or small fam- his condition is not serious. to match “your - - kitchen. ilies. ADVERTISEMENT yy ty Fa Take Haley’s M-O for Your Stomach’s Sake Will: of Magnesia combined FILTERING >. Cl U = ane = a ~ with pure Mineral Oil as So a=) can-vp on ue i, y a | Too much food, not enough exercise UU 6 . 9 Ce Sa a —that’s the curse of modern civiliza- 4 Sanico i io a tion, the cause of acidosis and constipa- * : a | are esata MCR -_ oe on most sickness. ou can keep your muscles | | me remdremngeraridh 9 efit» cidosis constipation go hand in stiffening up, and you can & ‘ a * Gas Ranges 7 hand. If your stomach’s upeet, if you epenent aes ee —) . , : _— ome ee ee ee Liniment very night st ' - moe’ 14 inc art, is “Tr . at brown taste see black gently—you don't have to 86 - ) In 18 and h 1 — dancing before your eves, stop at in. Tense muscles relax—ac | ovens, wit all- rt ad r ica fant den ahene deuaiaien to and ask stops. Get a bottle from | : : n lin- | | for a bottle of Haley's Magnesia-Oi | porcelain oe Dark Blue | Haley's will fix you up in a hurry be- druggist today—35 cents. : ‘ : sae ) = ings and our 25- dd Porcelain | os ope res >» the seat of the 7 trou mi magnesia neu- year guarantee $49.50 tralizes the acds that form in the stom- against rusting through. All Ranges are new but are the end of our 1923 Blackheads Go > Quick BABE | se coicnes air ue mene ama || models. Save from 25% to 40% by buying mow. 3 the cides ault. Nownatst forming. “ sor ints ioe $75.00 Brass Bed By This Simple M: Sfrase that comes from your . Start taking Haley's M-O tonight. Riackheads—big ones OF oll . sss oven. Attached to any gas You'll feel a lot better in the morming. —soft ones of hard onse—co Saf _— onvenient Terms of Payment Al —trial size 35¢, famil of the boty, go aux wy 8 , Cc 3 $1.00. pre Congeny. This gorgeously designed, ay built VE HANNIBAL — Clear: roads | ee ee eee § ee -PINGFIELD—Clear: Soads CECE eee eee ees he EE EE ELLE ELL J ‘ $60.00 Brass Bed $65.00 Brass Bed Beautifully designed and rigidly constructed is This heavy, continuous post Bed is satin finish- fj this large, heavy Brass Bed. It is banded satin ed and has beautifully designed heavy fillers. It finished with neatly shaped cap to each | is a Bed that you will want as $: as you see En) u | : You cannot overlook this 5 It is sensationally low | : value. Priced in this . priced for this “ 5 : 6s came Oe Oe a, dia sentence U 5 . a xo a - ||| ses : 5 ne (| A | Toll! {cml lal — \ . ethed that just diaseolves ; do this get about two ouneee “Ry Bed has large heavy posts and apes qa a neath pp R eee ' AWN & Fot INDRY¢ ‘OMPA NY 2-0il fillers, has a beautiful satin ” si mtie on « bb 19 Sou Fh ven ie * AMERICAN, GE — finish. Iti iS priced for this sale .* value at oe oeweevee oe eee eee, : Ay : J eeoonde- and wash “here the bier kneads have raga 7 1001 Locust S ey _ aaee ; ‘ essai fr [soma] SSS SS rat a SST STE application ef calontte water @issoive them ; ; the «kin soft and the : nature! condition. .* 7 oo :

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RE Re ar er ere nd yee en caw ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1924 STLOUS POST-DISPATCH A 2 Thanks to the Efforts of Mat Champion Lewis, Zbyszko Will Retire Pretty Well “He r? + TW FAR . I ee OO a eal et — a ee : PD _ PALO a LL ag el ee isler, Confident and at Ease, | Handball Tu ; ey Baw STOCK MARKET: : Holder to Join . ‘6 . 99 Shows Old Fielding Skill; Only Soccer Charrone ter’ sl Soeur ee ae TERME CUSE 1S HIGHER 3 Grounders Fumbled in an Hour g “ Que Way to Make « Hit Kansas Couvere'r bases - +o rh ~ . we | . : I = ry - Forces = Fee &. ha _ Me ee. = > : 3 = re. % 33 “* 7 . 4 ain the esac 8 , : a ; -_ a — ; , =a : ' -- > te “onferenrce . c m Late Mar- | — trite? , tie —_ . | = Manage: McCarthy to | Priore 5 | e ie = Cover Persons (jostiv W atcning (store at Practice See Nothn — bas * | ~s # . sorta Sig ) ae race with 13 games wet and one a: , His Work to Indicate That His Eves Are Not Norma! epmeeenn wnat | : a a =, bet After Early brregular : , . : ~ . — 5 a 3 ——— a : $ . ~ anre? ro. x .ore : . a ae 7 Trend—F rench Exchange Fine Show ee Makes Brownies Hi nUsiasik _— ~e 7 e n effert te replace Sm : . i> She aceite : ; a 8, § ; _ — ; ~€, : : mi ; even chough the Jarhawters Hic Tex, . a Market Lower nema Bonds -salternder “NMapeger Harry ~ “ - ust should lege eo with Waesh- Gor" 1a ™ The ris T) rs : and a weet: ’ -. MOBILE. Aila.. Feb. 2° —The Brew yesterday beid thrir first work the schedule . aid . ; , : _S.umbia. Set- at 3 5 Sut under the leadership of George Sisier. Pwerrthing was smnaprr apc ££ x 3 — — cr Ti ian Ss " ow CR acased Wire trem te Tew termi fest. There was no loafing. no one running inte the clubhouse for a cig. . ) . mae | oe _— = r; ae ‘ume = | “ ‘* + ee! : — . x % : . r = . - . ts wae - ig “ey : : A= fear treat Mos?r $ Se meda. score at oi © m oniy n age up his to perfor ; : : : nae * r Be a 7 . - , m2 . mig_at et the two teams : ae Georg né ny ae mad P Pe iT ye: Se , ; cone , ae gece 4c ) score of 193 See mind that he is going to make geo€ goon will be in and : y t = ee . ie ren } > ‘ 2 “> . = = ._ © rar was quickly @ispe! -c 7 e r > = £ > > Sie r - aes 3 . : 4 : - ‘ ; a a ms - : und ? a8 4 manager, bul be & aise OUL TO Play tiptop bal “= reunds of I§ Sere that he is capabir f age-T pientr of goesip a1 Playing basebe |. iI : ic ime : a “Ith ~ Js ¢? De ’ , = | form. the Browns this season '!! | = 2 m4 view : A me = > ’ > Ransas regularTs stared . halt and the VALTER KRAMMANS. The players vesterday were at there im the fina! standing the clubhouse «t Monroe F: American League racer . - oe at lie och ie : Cenditioning Precess ageT ang per ™er- ad wit e = — Fs. * aa ee ..er & F WJ be a4 Sisier , mx 2 RTI nt ae | bt las » charges were ors = ‘ . ; ‘ : 5 : ‘ - Pce Ted . , ‘ " >. a. «= LOU.s : >. - _ about hb: : bes? _ — mm gains? Pre- hefor Wet: . 0° i} res a ih ential , — =~" all im favor of the local team. ' mh ine i be - ‘Ohic 2 save 7 : : to appear before the phasizved | . = -_ ~ 9 “Twas a Notwithstanding the fact that Watching Sis)er v di .> ol ; " bad ' special meeting tt - =a t rma , a ‘ . —_ asc ace , the Agpoes worm from Missouri last | feerth im the “Rotice evem the «igh es Pp T ene rear allied the private imvestiga- : | ‘ — SS ee a % 13, the Pikers have weu): im@icate *ha: Pe il et ar . Kicking Feel. Referee Sera. . -_@ Wars [Winizs your *zs around ever bad trowb!. u - — > =" . , 8. c ) : ’ : - -_ . , : : ; re: ow te pitc me | . :¢ = a2G Wrestling ; ~~ _ i — . ~* 7 ~ . ro ~. ' . - - . - Sisier's work led e1 ’ te Tis good that ether tear . ae _ = ick” a was POU low™ ; allowed eal believe that he is (a a ; the field refuamg to " . 4.7 LA.TT 1 4 x: A, ; . : —_ ~~ a w a : ~ — = ~ . , y ~ V eg »| we . rictormes - Tec - —_ ang fF TOaa> george as re wax © >a bn - ? « reg ove rTane . ~ 26 im the springs of per c 7 x > : \ i > - Se - . - . 2 ie : — > - -_ , . ea : ; : ’ ‘ aor *. —_— eT. hard and quick!) . Ke : . Peo may sreak which ruil 7 ’ . _ ee ’ : e Jeved. . ~—s :_-— beer so dif cs PiRGRARRE LAGE at the - - 74 Be 2 Pal. : T*TTLA 2? ze ; - ‘ . - - : —=mee That is to sav. Kees «||... , - week andt ts expected that Coack mast be developed from nothing ) ee | | * | White's crew will show a retura to, ; - - = ~~ =i * ¢ we Rational championship form Tbowske te Retire. = woncer@ Cary scasen ‘orm. na month or s- © agseerT. ‘ier are s r Only Ome Sobstication. - makes ** = — a —e WU ! ' Either Winkler or Lelie will ap- | : SLeurTrced trac * Was be abie i ation erent he Pear at ferward im place ef Min- rer Wagerer wil! be it bir cus- “omary forward pesiticr with Sea- go. Weil and Cex reunding cut the | quintet | Eirkwoeed— : : Ted Mi. ben wes Gieswees of Feelin bea yy ‘ : “2 © Sarr xp rs aie — 2: ma [Masi um that a wPrefimizary | rat 424 is | - : — —— a Tsiting Woe finalist re. , 2 et ween the Soldam and Yest- s in ; "ee ~~ | | wie ~ vee : ro be as stromg as the nan High Schecls weuld be played J -- 534 _ e Past -! Mia? , . , : : >dar right. as a ctrtaim 4 , . . sit =: | ows rar Gee Dae ee - tn i x as M-K is hoes. be rr - ' . ; é . ate ~ : . —_ ? " " é mas : _ . 4 re: Se . ne Sarees care. cA ; -* CaP © : 7 | JAPAN AND CHINA : , I “ag ine er and Cleveland wl Tl start at oeaai camp her preny. sae [adie oa , FILE CHALLENGES FOR cope | —— 7 ried * e a bet ven minaries w' - mn both i 7e*tances came fren me bya re ane . = , — se pe salle bce Stim Amcinete 112) THE DAVIS CUP SERIES : way and Pre | So neato J he ~-— * 2 % x bly i f : i, y i Fs! 5 : RERE eae perched er a big > i.¢ W ash tugter tel raerd. braved s ie me mo LEw — peur and rega ied ers VEh rel Sl He might have | . eo the 2 Set Pisemen (216 Con sor Ta SIRE sonD4 LITT. “e. FPrece’s @e Sales TH St. Bee >—— Tunseineets New Orleans En- * the Palme of MK ¢ " , 7. _ ! — e « mpg r3 = — ee Mise War frem nis : " : hen Fe tow : er = EMPLOYED BOTS LEAGCTE. ering » . > be w& rer m | ’ é tala ; ’ iS . Zi (adets 2. Dekr« 5. @ereer has beer s , f age TaD , , - : : ;' Rin out *e cis * | id tet adh ll etal 4 tedins eae d ; ? . ~- ° » nr oe oe 22 42 ee / ” =_ &» 2 ‘ermer TmarTagcer . - a geed-natured sa2%8 savVTesTe.. Tex. — “Sew other than Niles net eren tis for- ee ee CHM A, Wed ? qe’ ate's © __o Ageertran = 6Gowling progress af the [ood Regiment Arve - one bere. When "eo OR TOSt! Ther . sqneq@ed thie aftermecen, Peer shifts of @ free. tetaling 86° bewirrs ae a* tear pt a Pree & ie - fron rier ie of the "teh ‘a ~a'® ‘Pe COPD pe. Twe new leaders “he Mebile te third piace. [SMeuthern Asgoctatieos (can

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wise =e *Heeled’’ | 2 | \) cj bor ly4 mut 6s. the Man Hall, ning. card, ETkh Lang will lows: tr } Ind... iry), | Burke of St. contests Lang is a regular contestant in cal amateur shows. r A wary n of St. shoving | fourt n place. Mehlhorn and Kirkwoou tied at the close of the first play of the 32 holes in the He Open Tournament at the Mun @olf Course yesterday. total Scores of 129. course that was exceedingly and with casual water on lturn offering an added h | Mehlhorn broke the course of 64 when he turned in a card. 61 for the afternoon round. wood equaled the record when shot a 64. The course during the m round offered every handicap golfer might expect. afternoon, ion, 145; Kirkwood Af ter 3d Roun | - Houston Tous | Bill Mehlhorn, St. Record Yesterday, Is ee Prees, bidst STON. Tex ?} Kirkwood of New the San Antonio and Corpus iu open meets, was low man Houston municipal hament ated other Meh!lhorn— Th .635 662 Out .434 462 In ...834 483 Out .484 442 Kirkwood— In ...344 468 Out .434 4653 _ oe r+ ee b+ $+ 4 L ++ 4-4 + +++ 4 +e? , 4 . . . > & + 4 ‘ rt eee ee r+ at + +++ ++ an a ae i +4 +> + +444 444 4 r+? +e + / 4 - Theis chearrt is pristed im fell em the tax arcedar ee haw just prepared. |: shows the addimonal tmeestment tncome which 7% Miller Bends siald ower 5% tax-cucmspt sccerines We have prepared for investors a new circular describing the effect of tax reduction on invest- ment income. The advantage of 7% Miller Bonds over tax-free bonds is shown in detail, both under the present and proposed laws. Information is included on Inheritance Taxes, state and federal. Write, phone or call for copy. Ask for “Income Tax Circular.” ILLER & C. PIERCE BLDG. (GROUND FLOOR) 1236 NORTH 4th ST... ST. LOUIS, MO. TELEPHONE OLIVE 7ise » Knoxville No Investor Ever Lost a Dollar in Miller Bonds New York, Philadelphia Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Atlanta, Memphis, mts S42 i¢S « Bales. Boston Stock Market ne Post-Disvatch . Ly tw aT PN (>t) ‘rice of = mn ee _ Bec art the cae Se High ; - ee is represent $1000 f Law C NEW YORK CURB es. highest ine New af one INDE PE NDE INT OlL s. « to today s&s ices ior highest, the most ket y Pillow Mne io Wweat a active stoc nd Addit:onal Markets at : ‘for 42606 at See Next Page. ks @Gealt in LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, es Transections on the lece!l steck mar- way » the sagyregate amounted te slat stock and 000 bonds “ic Bleet « jividend 25 per ceat @teck Net Price ih s° ee one ee 7% h— 9 ‘er mniyvy com 3% ‘Ta Bia tik fe \ wave 4s.'| 91.000 e Q' oT A TIONS Had Asked [AISI NG mnie Taoer Rank Trust nion Trust nid L> «5 erty ia , 116% 116% ~~ eas - ; spot New ¢ rien i mA Xs et? Leo Rew. New York Cotton ypc -— —— or eee ° J ~4-« > . ‘eae, ratified ry 5 per. eer: iT «= hat eo idend a . - ~ ne a Si . Clearings, Money, Silver Louis Clearing House of Gebits for Feb 6. . i ividua! accounta, $23 ite to bank and bankers acoo nte. 000, making & _ otal of ring. for ‘ responding day NEW TORK mer high. 4%; osing bid offered at 4 call \oane againet @ Oa ne firm. mixed col days +% @5;, 4-6 months, 44 @ ; comme relal paper Vork Sugar. PARIS. Feb. 2% ' , [ ¢] mn the bourey be hy ‘ ‘ - . a , : ge nite So frar Lead, Zinc and Copper _ yrrrk N ' TO@UYME pot and ny set S$)! 10 NDON. vr 1) today "5 cent "tonnes aS centimes., Five 70 france 40 centigmes. Th hue od at any ~

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRU Crit PC ROST-MESPATOR ey ee meee CORN MARKET HRN : : ; Ee ae - 8 = : , Provisi . 2 7 +a BE a Ad = . on Te i = ey faraace clean ; . AND PRICES ARE DOWN > at Cmcinmast 29 feet a fa of 48: | ary oe oe ee Boe nme ll — : . ‘ - a a m , ‘ — -. ‘ | -" — . 7 : * ‘ es . " - : ud . , , 7 > ~ » : . . . . : . : - be . - - : 2 “hers > = Dec es... RAILROAD - TAYLOR MOVING CO. - AU ¥ =z a po. > a. c=%* - Waited Till the Cows Came , ' } —. _ RRATER SY PPI ~_ "Ss CEMETERIES __ ~ ~~ TT , "-(, 7, T ae ; = Lessix Cash Grain. ~ » + — - ~~ » —— Vv FA, Ee TABLES. ~ OF ESSIONAL . Pex Duaparct Want 4a > eh Gaon or Courrat 6600 er o* ne edu BETTER TONE SHOWN BY WHEAT ON CHICAGO MARKET r ATTORNEYS aT LAW r _ ed ill ¥ ez x » ‘?S * *"* ihe - “Sa Cire Lee o— cma Miaudins | BUSINESS ——— a a ee t, peace’ Cant ae ea ening aA BD. a _ ; .9 i” rENNEL > a/ ~ arf ant eo T2hy Odd > Fellows . f = rLIMi™,- 7 e) +9 "3s 2 7 - -_ 24 —— i é — rO-TER-&AAWP 2°" SIRE. ne Cue Lf | rar cs A ii Zz” o- *= Siler

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NESDAY, 35 WARY 27. 3924. _ _ HEATING, ETC. na ar ry ; 7 LOST and FOUND / ved + namgapan ” ant Ad “tl - : : ti - _ e- ' J@6 dae he ride Main BBN: Ltt Lal Tye pr poe} GE AND ————— vat M ‘i610 aa se FOR A wp. 416 ° a PONdeC Brasch & Freight Forwarding a LANG AN & T AY L oR Great Dane, BAGE & MOVING CO. $25 reward _-- sTOVE REPAIRS | BRAU ER SU ce 1. Y CO. > repa ire PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. ee corner Nat- eward 4028 lost or i ROFESSIONAL, Pei-Dispaich Want Aad } Olive or Central 6600 @gate, ot ine da Sac eax ' a Sic daily, 40« ; le ‘jeu ther. Med: | o> oo aa ’ LC ARROE 3088 ; i ro cur, Mon- 4055 Califor lost . in Monday: Ne ¢ Sun \ andervoort™, ATTORNEYS hd cAw 8 SMIT! 7 44% : , . DETECTIVES haudow are = 7 ado wing in Aart ———— TO ba bi » oo contalaees Lie “ p Orand tee) white 407 Wyoming. INSTRUCTION beaut BUSINESS CARDS \ Kant Ad PAone fentral A600 — line daily. oF fun Trade Schools oem Tine of ve Gene CARPET CLEAN'G—UPH'LS'S best Ww ccst si arie a eo be ; ent sn + . or ; ' lent: we CARPENTERS e SUILD ee 1, talk with atudents: we bu der : VeTirvge ¢ iv me noure 2 0! contrac: : Twentieth $180 $280 “and » roof _ Linde}) 1418. ru rool! eat fe » 250 it ihe best 3 (Jarrett, Ts 7 ELECTRIC WIRING, ETc. ; came wired ~ pre . da‘ and maeterials Peer ou you! seoperty. ~ Lue uz. Borchereine. e, “rite ‘ ; ath at ~ DOK = JT RIGHT “ © «a! reasunal ” ring and UFOs han ary > ir Materia: terme Phone Main $85 wus GUT ELECTRIC CO,, 20s N — : —— =. EXPRESS AND HAULING jing, ie 46 mh | " BARKER Mtalogur — ng ance hvdraulk a MEDICAL _ needing nelp ip before ané the finement can find sesistance Lou M nero: ; steriiiy Hoep!tal. pp th PATENTS Te ODLal ne ? ; Le call & _ THEATRICAL a 7 ;. VW ednesc ® § Wid a Theater, txel. (c7 0) 4 ; Wid.—i'ur dum crve’. fux Jsoad. EMPLOYMENT | ee WANTED Puditchkn Wan i¢ of (entra three iliines wor ira itviea i Haunce 80 tames daily rommendalions Usk COPIES. MEN, BOYS th uj] viley or cmp OL ment “GIRLS HELP WANTE Want Ad Phonee (¢nire née Gui Posi-Disepaich Uv ; ¢ o;F . Lemese Trade and f ege adé. MEN, BOYS SITUATIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS we hone* a hie exp fatty efined home wet » tie eutoute iT. of to Air .y “)D ¢if ‘are rt LPS . - end fo! or ermal! yuoduerh., rLOGLA Treimer ‘ a woOoMAN-—*'t.. © 3 Labedic. \derty. eapetet ‘ © Post Bo — house ork. ut -* oe — wanTeo—S ‘BOYS | : ’ ; . ; . ' ‘ . VAKER—Must . vO) -_ st-Dius ~ ATTE NTION, o week! ie _. ; Tia ll > ox periem. A TIT) } eadv WoOr! in . NEWELL Micyts |? 4 A}2 cu“y St fy LiLaAke 1608 v " resses throug! s. referen . a Mae aking prop Lé 1? or “ ve ae (Ing OTcanis Liberty Cepire: a>: ~ B200- ‘ “hee? ae a ed : 7 ’ prev aon we HELP WTD.—_WOMEN. GrRALS REPRESS! TAT. " DI eSs--T young leaders ‘? wt Poe ' 4 _ -s* : enetrat bo f epeeet emo ' x= 28) b*oet a Ae! March Headquarters, en vw ho eee we a’ hicago are of eae, fo heath, Box Dal. RATLD AA “A INELLA ; RATOR—W ith fo , ' ve shop in West $500 Aon nat a Laceisior ‘“«,;, A nahen srs RS y 73° Texas v Market — exper encet in ment: must be accurate ane entire department Varese Apply Superintend ammorter, proved t? Expenenced makers adie’ handmade » and cood pay oan 1] 10 tak ~ Millinery Makers — Copyists | Permanent positions, good | salary. LEVIS-ZUKOSKI, | 1113 Washington. eDix ) reer berks ed. white ‘ laundary= s ipriie SA6D Je ane wtb. nnn = Te Oot enced on j W ashing tor ico? SEWERS; EX- sAN MRA TON: ‘xpert .é a easter ' 31 _{e) —_——— — | Sancateanil coatsaeel: frocks; best pey make ereaqes at r giris (| Wasnt i aie (7004 Morning | ® 10th ) gion, OP D RATORS ' experienced on rpienty of work M! LLIN ERY “GIRL to make salads an’ HERZ 4 “ANDY a »’a rf Lull BER 7 rt : imal’ qi | PANTRY “Apply Su AT nold OOK—W hite g ‘ ada! nie Foren! rs } ixperie: eu, well. 2 4 ‘ | er leit e -NOGRH PAC woman RS— Experienced job: ~aae a a an i a a , ee ‘ ing , ace — SCRUGGS- iCITORS— Association. ADpPpe.. Kast mt (eb) . . TENOGRAPHER —_——'T" : nex & Loen ec4 \ AN DER\ OOR | = nirn ’ Sal ami ida. ee ae fh) NOGRAPHI Louis. "ewer Lady with references. 5615. experience ; Box D7 P. DD. APHER Wit nh “pore TLS snd sa/\ary tour peass= .? at th Floor, ages. Api : wee throughout city ; IVEY : y —— ye m BARNEY) ° ae te R—Apoly Mr. room 34 , turit rmust ~ a 46 VW , (Co aa fi perineal e wor dictation a recora position. Box W- 157, Fos house w: rk ‘ at mari ie T76) sineetl — STOR 2 [Rl—F or baker} cooking only: ® ates ‘ 4646 WN _ Market 'co? Kirkwood li ST R AW SEWERS if you want to ee 9 plenty of work; la air Hat Co., 1405 Experiencec money see USF, e ders Vanity Locuat. | —Fxperienced, if you yu want money. see us. Vanity F air avers ta {> 7 af ENDE -R-—Experi ienced. Apply = a. was re ee ELY & WALKER PAPER | Warrmissusperiemea A. 1orn > rand a ie A ie) BOX FACTORY, 1212 dou th sci) WalTRESS-—Appiy at once, or 2 ghth St sing. 6611 Locust, Sth _ flo . ; . rr amous rR 2s- { cabany 1315 ei Marquet te (co! IMMERS nake mor + Hat ' ? 2a —_—s jerroed Bi 70 7 “eo te ~ so ‘xperienced On coaces aN experi bys RR? le Baliviere. , wi \MAN— Helpe! * bak Hake Bho 1Xth nd w ash ingtor } WOMAN Kee » house > care wa! iking ohiid | white other it confined. Tyler 5123 ~ WOMAN—BStrong. YOU ung. to work in ree ! rarit 411 N. 10th “"d fioo (o#) VA OMA K— lo help with housework: two in fam mo washing: geod heme Lark! r Phone Clayton RO” R (c 3) ’ baby ; gvod 5.30 P ‘} ‘ ~' ree 7 = riy care for wake (aii @iver rh ef cooK in eandy etore, hours 6 a “aha in Nelson’ s. ning work ' . i BERT SA it_ 3625 3 VOME” e. trim men's fet ; W ab! St ries. Mr. Levy. re LDY- fo general office work; figures; apply Thurs The "“Koho store hate, As ~Genionstrator . for food m from March J to & give phone neem a4 Sat hotic, desire bie po eri ‘ ut holle farnti ee. ware ag ‘ ean ri ava exception ai nena hs MoOMEN—intei@e wor por lu ‘y for advancement Si rat year: chance fe Mox ()d6 Poet -~Diepetec! is ALES WOMAN—Experiencet. ‘to call -=taurants, hotels and imetitutions. 0) leett orders for groceries; must be thor eiper enced tm tue wtolesale ere ines and furnish Al references, ‘© please mate fully your erpers- and if permanent oun Fes L354 ‘ 1 biorr and Mage Pe. . — —_>- . i eo? 7 : abe ort rT preeentat! iv om b oh , sip Larus, ade. \'WOMEN ¢ f. ~jnanufa ~~} i © | ra “Apply | morn- | ‘preparing | Give ' —— - ‘ ANN APSE rere mine taste!iar ' big money; ieeds fu na win =) iaeton th and Os ‘e eornevwem rr. Late? can te i» VW ecineeda Tr A Wir negnita eh , =") AS a hy “ith ether and Thureday. 10 SD Bet «| i+ BUSINESS CHANCES Pest Dispetca Want Ad PRonee Cu or Ceontrel 6608 Solid agaie, 40c¢ line édcily. @ Ave ina Sic dasly. j6c Sun. Ont-or 85 Sua. lune: Agate——S times. @ times, daily Bc. es. Ic: 7 ttmes, ge times. 4 ily Se. sua. BRAN 1i MANAGER ik aaeurue f territery and CHIANCEH makers. atienti movable ovens guarat- terme te eurt wre Middieby-Mar Gib at. St. BI SINESS witli i sat‘efactory catlaiong uF 603 &. ‘ COMPE TENT sales well established now prepare 9 machines; reliable partly _ can in veat Bo OO Rox “MANAG rR-—Fxce! lent opportunity for man as manager tn one of the finest equipped bil! ariore in 8t. Leute, salary and a must be able to ind interest tn busi + Post. Dtepatch (co ; r sale, iv shares of oor mois i growing printing cornpany. . nar *# for o ive Sa @Bliiati or a future investment Rox W “Te. spate th CAPITAL roe @ane manarter can tein & nufacturing conceT’s ine of siagie oreferred. * 0 62 e DP tof) ANT remed Ff. §! iusive s8:°% righta _ 610. Union Fe ~ Bide... ice Ane MANAGE nr w ANTER. 4 f¢ | CANDY “STORE This is one of the beet equippes ent aying piaces in &t Toule; & ountain and modern througheut. a 60 and basement; receipts $1200 «a nowt An honest bargain assur er LOUIS BROKERAGE CO. 3630 Olive st, matin flog. - (cd living room. i) ea 7 = RY Genera! office: CIGAR S1TORE—Near U aion Station; price SHOU Trueson,. Ine £16 Wlive., rows | 616 2 Phone (Hive 86° CIGAKR STORE-—Downtown, rexcellayit business rent 330; rice $° 500. oihe’ ive et. OY feew O15, 816 "$550 — € NG AR “STORE, You gant beat thie anywhere on > the weney, reat only 820, witb reer the price inciudes ali good fixt furniture of rear room, ineleéing’ « | Stock eT T.OUIS BROKERAGE Cu. Genera! office: 3630 Clive st.. main ae GON FECTION PRY laundry, em branch or a«eti fi xtures 4160 1 Lae. pe. (G5%) TIONERY . Oe 1 { “ A rr ghee Geod acrows the etreet from O' Fglion ae roud ’ ON} EA TIONERY Southern n filinols. ot f . x F dis lh’ owt ; : sickness. must lcave Lriermte h GON ECTIONERY-—And “milk branch. dy ing gvod business selling account sich- ne ne } “9 (,oodfe llow " ONFECTI gy rooms, Liiepat: ry CONFE jONERY—With 2 rooms. rent $29; price $650" Tr Hoon " ?, Poot Dio " Gaby ERY—Across lune! eandy trade: living root... cot peti tiot end Bellefontaine Cars | price $860. Haerney and Partridge. S« wd ONERY— Magazines, “notions. v1 bath, teliet. Vv Post i. 816 "Gane filitve NEPECTIO from escheat big of nd — commen ee — CONFECTIONERY “ETORE—On &. . modern jee cream and caudés fax- thie fe a real fb - better than $40.0 s money maker prioe gh , Connection place dolne busier a rem: | ©. Bb. TR %05 a mes thenael xtra Fine en fine cerner, space 14-toot marble fourm tain wit! ber: oF chairs - fi " beautiful edtulpmen : rent a ¥ wonderful proposition ‘ - H'IR RMROKR BRAVE fleer. tof —— EKACK & CO rie " » Bide bhusiten® neces io” began) A res) “4%40 and rn ee al General offi : JSON Clive a malin Bargains UR SERVICE 8 with 2 reome: Confee tionery pe OR TERMS © FREE A good corner 4 ‘ $1°% very compar veut Good aston 7 rer" $35 ne en ib Nice location *nerth weet equipment and siocs A well-established wearer rent S25 win - revums (,oocg Tia 7 tM xt Wer p rooms Like ot eeulpment eT | "Is oes Olive KE ition i) Chliewe COMPANY. Malin fieor Rl . ~ DE LAC ATESSEN, #3500 A wonder 2] b * You’ & if > * Be car an oppertun,r vee ioe str a eves peyiue mus' be aod eT Lf 4 BROKERAGE COMPANY, Genern office 7650) OU ive wm... ree bt f" i. | DELI CATERSEN—Corner ; — 2 leer LusilLess. por des. Tromp de oA ee i ih tet | eogte- tleners . “ont earner Lee cheogt. “34 Men gumerr eTUhK— Went fie cake epertiene) bow (eee, ia )ts ee Vibes _ ~- : buUSsiIDCas © rit ING TA TICe™N ‘ nee ‘KM! RB sre nd cornet sere. yarege ted: a55 ut ._ seata free rent ronvest «=f het aoline ——— repulirer eile ‘ cu eh Reom 515. 616 Ulive a. ‘Giive Sg — « ere sey ot ee + ome > > . > ~~ * —— ~ > + = . oa > yes es atm ss... . ~ « ~ * ea a a ~ ~_—= 2. . omy oe ee ee ee ’ : — ae ~~ _* ~ o ¥ ee * ~~ & ~ >. - - >... eS 7 tw - _ ee 4 meee ac +’ —— »s> « e- >» 2% + eee « ~~ « ~ a *- ae « hl ~- te > & _ - oe , . = yo ete ae * ~~ = . * - «+ = ~~ -—* «#« _-——e ~ -

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-— [es ft. 10ce ee~ PARTICULAR FOLKS SEEKING QUICK SOLUTIONS for immediate needs are readers and answerers of adsin these columns. # — a ata — —* seit ne — . BUSINESS FOR SALE - c = - oP = : = | _ 4 = ‘ . , y - » > Ff “FLORISTS ATTE NTHON *, U i U MM | B 7 as oe a yee ae f ws Mv O | Pest-Duapecch Wau: 44 Faones | | | ae } a | ' | Cars F ‘Sale — For Saic— Cre = Come €¢€c9 _ ee ._ = -— = « . « ad =. mente. 8: , eae 1318 ——————E : , = = te TA ERTNER ; SEFLING D DEALED — rom eta . | - 7 --™ Theater Pid« >ran ; on . —. es ter 4 Py «ent ge ane -_ 7 > _ — — | “ ee ; = oes. & le meee ee nb epigies Loox USE I ED ¢ CA p ARE VERY LOW NOW. ~ ea wv ng ea > = > = » « —————————— 1 ! _ oom ‘ $0 : _ ’ * " - | | = : . . 3 — - . a _ LOCIS BROKER a: . a ‘aw= » New si: office. 3630 Ole Main floor ow *ane HMA wy t t TRU ERI—and ca‘ior a Tet’ “or se) ling a a GROCERY aN? MARAE sacrifice $700. chre: —— ; “ 1$—1972 ‘$125. 1907. Pas cree ie vd atTo *O.. 2387 Cive «. evo CO. 3008 S. Grend. : My — — a ¥ it Oe. Cur present prices are lowe: ia aie ES: % ~ v= nas 2: . : . + ~4 R? A ek: - . or - : : : =: " . _ " _ ws : - + _ E : : » later Te woul lot “= = ee. fp tal — sai . - a * : ‘ ; = : ' - -» ] _ am ' . o Be ‘ . . ty GROCERY AND CRE AME] R CY ye ey i speceaes — wie Curves » eee pe C= : ‘or yourselt. ‘or Seeing t Seliew: =a ie 3s “ee Men B anese ‘or § ; . = . a “or tweire rears apd have alvars a : > ver or oa $23.» ' ~~ . : | a ar. Se Te ae. 23: rs in } . Studebak: = - Ligh 4 & Touring = 18th an@ Locust Bt == 4 (#] bo t t , = TO Parts co Sidees 1668 Voce | | ™ al i™~ ried and . M! SEISEIPrt . aLLET lys ‘Knig nt, $695 a? : re cole s Cars For "RES STAUT w : -— a *y Pus ne cas : > a Jerdan Jordan Jordan : Sestien on st. Louzs Mot New Location & f N iw. > J ie . . : . - naaa oven «so > ghee . “ems _ . , _ : = $ and ome Ske ow oa Lepme;ns S490 ‘ . om . - - , — ‘. ar eer ‘» aCe ome Ir prmeetaceip soe eet at & ons = +» aoe ( woh epee ont clean whe poor ad oor & ory thers!) ore. Reel Car D i ss 'GaiX & cet 4 care = ruPer 10804 TCRS, DODGES, FORDS wate , Y @ >" Sates «ft of as OO deer Sure _ —~—maer MON ARH sits eae y semewe . _— ‘ en" “—" ) : * . a SOO S—Late mediel prertan M ‘ ae - e - ; . ~< . ; : — a ‘ _ - ———< TT 44 La’ a er ‘. oo me tem sewtp gedeted: . ~. er . : a 2 <an at. Ov a | , . om ; : a — ~ — TOCRING : — res he uh == B. 5a.) MISSISSIPFI Valibt 280, Looe ——_— a=?

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NO a ome ™ . . ° aetna ere are 5 Pye Boe wey irae tee, 7 tm ~~ ee a MOE ey ee ate et tae ee - = -_ “ ~ eek ae Pe STE ter: PPTs eee WU ST. LOUIS ie. OST- -DISP, a ATCH. _ APARTMENTS ~ “ . 0 eee gee he value you are getting? FA ——— ri & Ss a vy §he &¢ 33> ed ENTS = BUNGALOWS a LO WS -: BUSINESS Pj PRO ) PER RTY £ $0, study th “FOR REN rT Ads.-"@@ _ FOR | LEASE ———_ MAR — aes at | —~ sie West Y OR SALE EUNGALO & AG aP’TM’TS FOR SAL. SAL mA le at and hes “watt - ir neluded ‘at. S r? me ) | CATES ANY) Tioj lie Dy 4 AMON? 7 PRACK S&S. Ferguson i For Sale Z ‘ wr a . . » i omen _ . . : - = ~ $$ Rarace: efra.e 7 ~~ Te _- eeniie ™ Fran = } ieeemcemigee West | ACTORY AND W AREHOUSE BUILDINGS KANTON, £3.50—Four rooms and bath, |}CRACE REALTY eh 100 Ns) , . eg RESIDENCE S rooms, tine tor boarding | | Bebe “i LACI Eps ay ae : me OC tric Sito. Call forest OG1Fs. _(e) ———=—=—=_—2 —- La re hs use Or two families, er large family: __ South aint A is os new 4. ban . CORNER PORES’ . - _— LAS TON. AE »pA——4 roome te - =— three-quarters acre of gr ‘ , IDE Al LOCa a as “new ami: 1 Th SARAI ST, =r “Fe ST N. E. COR RED VN AL TY CO.. rit les tric, $ |To ) LET—8USINESsS BO RP'SES lo pot ome block fi um schoue® os °4 5 (oom agttage AN, GHA VOLS” RD. loors Wait teak / ree Story madera reinforced } . . lle “ME A’ r N ete a irene rCtlev and trains; must Bac rifice barn, chic ken house, garage vine- concrete construc tion building. ~ Three-story brick mill construct EVANS 361 lau ramen bathroom. “$°5! por oi KET ‘as sions Cry, Koud op veuie ee age i Urnished. Leaving town: | yards; Various fruit trees, 3 '% a9. balane . useable fo commerce lal or in ed fac ‘tory building. Dimensions “. B _A M. (REILLY. 722} Che stmut, | T)-e0) pF Ost St-Dispa a as a improven, soae On aol etl € all modern to ap omeerens ~ondition ; must see mr PR. KB. tj Ustrial usages, Fronts 116 feet 180x100: divided by brick » alls FOREST Tig BI... $574 —New. 4 rooms | SsUKas—i, ie “a ———. | Ferzuson Tel. F e g. 18 Carson road aU 5 Ry ciate. Chestnut. st. {e777 ; Sarah et. and mw feet on "Ti lede und fire | And bre ak; int room ] } } t FE rest for ghoes ui ood ney “stor 3. SUilabie Leste "% ae ~~ tees, fc 8) ~ 5 mM. _ARENDES REALTY OW). : brand_n fam : ieee. Joor Ares, 7O.000 equare aes ey making it three wap? Park laieedi. te x — > $60. at BULL-SMIT} a rp Che egetabies Sie ’ TEAL ESTATE—exonana- ime y — —19 N: SS _ (ec) : 5 "Feense "alan ae i} ee Sx! Rate arate buildii f ' i wi see ‘wee es ood ive 89G3. | ) ; I T Seller nen. 180x300. rete barate ares 64.000 dou. ay. wae FOR S l34 fi. eee, fe | (ed! | EXCHANGEMC S37 SUNG; Maplewood | 152 3 Pen syivania Ay enue fimaching sated, fore: Mur i 5 ; ; _ : ‘ ; st “PF ; . . — oo ew _ ad ee . , ‘ ¢)s f eine > . a . ~ rage. : i larce Office: tite dd show a lot Fronte-4 voted ‘* 49 ner ! e EST PARK 1 4 100—6 roo ns: heat ° Cc t i - ~! roa. ‘ey, and a & . wt - SO ) ; “0 A ' A ee “ rOOM Oricg, st iCtly mod- lot ' xh room ice O02 ws ane with electric; i i; Sutt0 veee $7500 oak . | brick curtain Walla: tnel + et tbe bares cet “orest Urnished; janitor gy ce en ra —— or bonds. Ro: o-008. Pont:Bite Te onl peOCe from cars 4nd stores (OX ESO: price 200 rents month) : / rete stairways: Glovacen tenn, hgh bI., ISU feet Sarah st, Steam WEST sT. Lot is Thi ST CoO.. LINDELL BL... 340°. — Syne f * ARM-— Prin new St. Lo om eh: inae | DULAS "Ruts Lt aa. at 26200: terms. M. A. RUST @° Ni iN RE, +t TY CO., Smrrenienaiiied sof FISHER rn’ CO.. t | ibs. Capacity ; sprinkling syste; 5000. 11 Meapeeity tie, elevator —arah and Easton. (c e768) if required; m gaat ible. ore iileo ie eet eaten nt ly Abt.: Will as ume, Ca Kenton 442 2 Sw MaNORR ET, | cane S16 Chesinu s (cd) | rae 723 Chestnut. fet) [ : meurance rate s " sd " ‘ od 1s . Capacity ‘ Zood light and {} ‘ads 7 he L LOW. yas, a ae wecusce 7S Cc Ve ation, OmMont! Pa ‘ive ¢ ~t) \s fever NIy } les, _ =e > : heanatiadeamen a a oe ‘C ’ Zain: 5 - Po a ERR : . ' 386.4— Modern 6-room |_2807 Sara ——— ack Well. (c83) | FLAT ——4 3 me we ox ne BUN = 35900. Eee . NEWBER RY T ERI / | (i) — . von ation. «) OF FICE ROOM. Ty ee UR =n se8} j te ——~ NC E Nol Set fe Oi ‘ Chanwve ’ & return ets ee ” ae pg ee net Near I Ie vo UNGALOW h rd. ay LA D2 55 | la . >be, rewt ry, is — t . eae f | mT OUR LIST OF Typ, YVED AND VACANT TRACK ime | fio 1a MONT, ,U28A —Opposite car barns; | (RICE mt Purnis ined or. nr | ery fespect: now rendee ymodern ine out: Benarate eee ted, modern through, | Wood flosre furnace. double garage: for | sds, 31000 | ILLACK R. B.Co. is \« d at fodian Ont car ine: he autiful flat. now | Rid ~ * HGCA tle rust ! Want ' hil Sav fOr oc Ubancy : OU: S@narate S{tCam heatine Dlants } d- ) " —— ae —=— |} Ie 0. . ” se u al UNKalow for S4le; dandy j- room bun. | k mas, new Chestnut . — : . ni = ie ‘Ss. FT ions: | HO Sarage., “sh 4 4 “mses 0 v00 square “4 Dvr, AN LEAL Ty . ra low: Dractiog | ly new: hardw i S81 a © Ww . ALF . WE CAN Lox ATE You. CLYDE Hot l — aR R. EB. Oo.. i eg dient manufac turing 8 ith yo REAL EST’TE—_wrtp. To Buy) Benton ‘tis. LTY CO.. 7306 Man hester tile bath. furnace and ea Arage: jot 45x146. terms. ‘say a) ke >sty i ilor a a Ba # (c) ? real ~ Y [> ~ . | bee , H | zine ‘ jut st tae. (ey i) location: 3-story bulldi ae rable eC nt ral | TENE MEN r Wtd.—o- mais — RESID K Ni i Dae Ve Pac om brick. ee Re aaa e: Fain sre? £2090. FRANK & ar ‘, PLATS : = wood floors f * M. AP ‘L, te HO4OA, ten n . " a ay rand ; floor, ‘hdat. “as and elec tric furnished : and Pine. ‘ oo VSUtheast corner Ist answer Rox ¢). 250. Pp. od Die Cas if ow ners | S00 te rene ‘i, §6Steam heat - gg aay 8.3) dry, Rarage* 20 per year; price 73 : “ ton es : ee = ae ‘Cc 2? ™ = _s , — atic }. {2 | OD \ 45 “ep ye . ~«- . @ Ss. 1St r ia = — | NEWSTEAD, 1216 Nooo ar Page: five ~ Sontt 1908—Large s store. $50. BOKE! RN REAL ESTATE co Cae | Panton 4 ye Y CO.. 7306 Man hester D. ANDY BU NGALOW > | ep ee : a >, - ————_=- tr = i rooms, first floor furn ce. } } e; ee » Med L, Me _MeDow Al, l, 9: ae {* hesti ut i "> our . Prop. rts Call Ulive 108 or ; f . . as J Fe APARTMENTS For RENT | FLATS For TOST MILD fOOd Condition: ny nt $42 50, SESHT. 9 N.—Desirable stor Ue Fullerton | Bide. , . a. ; E OST. MILLER x & 1 ah) o } —FURNISHED | | RENT N. ——) : 00 Siate, new electric. rpfty ty } ‘orated: re: ason 5 OD Richmond Heights | room aiso oil surner; near T heodore terme d Pi, fecre: a Tta lat: laree To | Cediieatics Cc Roosevelt Htgh Schoo! For further par- | o— SOPH ome; rent rooms break test } FF OC [7 S r ST SHOW R¢ Yi ML ws, ethaninis : Wanted } Ty NG VL, ow ——— | 530, Rar th ij rr We em tie Ulara Ca ° FLAT. ~~~ ff) Oo . , ! * CR tify? OuDle, | Northwes en ee we ‘Ron cutnace: $57.50.| 5 BUNGALOY\ wij »-roo nh. hardwood floors. tile’ bath oe FRANK SE IE , ficiene iP West GARIFIET, D. — 5049 est a Ty AS CHE R T Y. S03 a | ‘hest: tut st. “ied) | .. penal ~ hey ; ocath Showroom ana . he at: OW Wid on Me ’ ' ny ne le y r url ‘ cAraRe leyt DON | “”) a ath n “ (hy ned wo vw, ee odor RALTY _ pHONth : ney; Cara” : APARTMENT} Vurnished. 1) " furnis ‘- arse modern u AGE BL... 4632—~ Modern 4+ delightr FRANCISCI's le Oo : easongble. Rox Weg, lhe: must be} sell & EWERs, ‘3544 WVremine +3 OLLAS. L UPR ae | kitchenette: modern cony entencee sand ee hed Le ns; adu ts a me { | reoms: $45 Hon diate posse ‘=sion: open. | CISCUS RE ALTY Co,, 504 Che — —___io-- ne 203 eevee OU) | Sidmew Png — KOB ERMAN S BUNGALOWS owes FLAT a LAT ~—29Xx E : i] mest: owner's home. Box W257) ol" ~ teeta eg e tA —Mouera. 8 Tis | ete bie —snaainte “ Flat | COTTAGE Richmong ~itcig ne 6 reoms and bath: new: tile barn? i BUCKINGE ve ode (4) adults. laren Closets. £00d conditic , | PAGE iL, 4548— Modern & 35 ldres pares Main and Vy alentine ‘SS ite h? a s, Apartments Wanted . lot oft AU price $2: On: "Size can" : mednne cia -$7.000 | fptare ; teal . . UCKINGHAM Cor COURT. 414 3 FOOMS, 8 sar Newiy decorated: good furnace; $50: Corner: y ML AT W td Mallee > See | a ORTON & \ O.. Tit'e Gi AY. Bldg 4823 Kansas; 5 rooms and b, th | . attractively furnished apartment; sub. | 5T Lou IS, 4568 4 rooms, bath electric. | r-s . © tin lant: 20 000°5 factory or distribu - Rox > 154. Poe: Dispatey atk district . ‘ fi modern. . * i tad rn PLA LAT ae . ie until May 1. Forest 2910 0. 6%) | $974 50. Delmar S059W . "| PAVIN, 4242W_Rinet floor. . electric. “Dath, ileasa GRACE REALTY rete “~ Blve FLAT Wid lines he nice ° Tooma om bath le Shades. “te “Tee ens | $38 ? : 4 . inna Motor ; Bax Dp On 4. _« lin a to Genera - > See th ‘Se “uns la’ 1@)) spre hiode Tn. Tae et ae . -_ R50 fine basemen? eteain heat: ent A000. e f t ore een apartment. nicely fur ndwhedt ; south. | ee an and electric, _furr Ace: S40 es PAPIN 42 0A W o rooms wi with eUnroo,, _ ee eT | FLAT Wid D , . ost spate hited) | 726 Rankin. tb room s Pre "San own GOl4 WwW anda; 4 rooms ‘a n a bath: haat 52000. 627° » Bee this fives. Want action i | 10cm to couple or 2 ladies, (¢ ‘ab- | 1" ae ee I hardwood floors: adults onl. (c4) Secon d- and C hest n ut | Or without moe we 4° e = i ith bath -5°8 Warner, 2s, 2 gooms. » S750 000 odern. CRO Oe © © tre thee 6.250 | Pe RERING 4 AG LF-POLLACK fT. : if ee {Cc 5) ' ae we ne OY) - es — ae ‘. OSt- 1s. (76) , ewe . . . , Bi «a , { ) acm | ad —)} , “ i ORES? PARK BI “ave — South | PARK Hiw VL... 4539—2 blocks south of | or cuthwest corner: floor « RAT Wt4d.—Single or daubic a —MECKEL "REALTY © O.. “Main isp??? : paren borough: 6 rooms and . pleted ay +S OLN. Ath. ih. Central Sab >. fe) . apartment. com let ¢ O- room | ATASKA 5 as cuneate ——_—____ | sacle cle * rooms and kite ‘hene tte. hard. | for offices " h pace Suitable west: modern, 5-6 Pe : LTD op? we = és sey =e ng Oe Ds 6 din ass 8.200 ~My Ot- Live o ONE. 7 ] D e or hou sekeeping. -~ _ A 504: I—-Ne vy 11? oder 7 4 rooms wy od f lox re ti a by ath. #1) i . ~ 4 t tnanufac ‘turing or print- . wUTS, (grand od S86 ' O07 4 King’ Ss highway. S Ww ; 4 Modern in e A 4 San *§ th neludin linen. couple employed. (2) h furnac “f hardy 00d floors: $55 | wMo ABBOTT Rie Nt ren t $55 ine business: rent reasonable a didaaiesial’ te, sth) U j j rooms and bath: *mod ry ~e Spring. very 4-family flint, on Nedinnieas as ; LANDELL RI. isi. SUP feem ': Sessuntads /DOROUTA R tk ALT Oo 4006 Chontean Hae Chent CO ; Be USsH.- BU RNS, 105 C ‘hest nut i FLA a, Wtd— Single Or double ie: room pl ey EO n iversi ty City 4°57 Goerner: 5 ‘rooms aaah re 6,750 ; Dike ETE RING : 4 roome., sleeping porch. hard- on | ST eaments with all conveniences, ) | ARRENG es a HAGA-Medern S-room tint, | PARK VTIW 1974—Half biock east of ae | «= WELL L IGHTED STORE |_1507 3: alk Dispatch" OF West.” Box We: | 6515 348UY AND MOVE in———— modern,’ . vs 6,250 | PLAT—wi wat, ee.57 woul 0 - - s . «y+? " ’ ee ‘ . ’ -? yt, my ” c Ss Y u- 1 ee VS ‘SP . Oo . ‘ a > Ur 42} i |. ae Se Cae Ne ines | . OLIVE, 3715— SF itrers .$-ToOm — turnished | SPALL cM iL: AI.’ oR, eaietastaie” OT ew flat: aparime ‘nt style: 4 rooms > lard ir + | TENEMENT ; ~ hath. lot a! G5. 7e¥ 4-room brick. tiie | 400 Gertrude; 5 reoms and bath; elie ple nthe Real Eatate if apartments, Si. ? rooms $10: hil stoke THOL D> con heirs Ploor 3’ rooms And Kitchen, tte; *eDerate steam Dia ta: 19? ( Ww A S F | N G ." ON td. pS invest g£00d in- kit ‘he an ‘Vu “rench «, Ore, built-in nodern een) ree 7 ROO } “Ghar; all 8 Gr rand, Sid 4° PH Gren taken ; di 4 f Steam heat: rent #45 tie decorate to suit) sia af ieee , ore ae feneinent of fig 8: SOUth Side on nm | Wate * fi abinet. furnac e. ho and eoly | 4315 Ellen. a 6 ae and bath. 8, 250, Dewees lo ee tiDut A207 ; a ——_'¢ A WM. J AR GOT T REALTY co CLYDIc -s rist{icn r Ds co . SHUIPPING' nr ROOM rN AT. Pos te Wians * Can pay ¢ ash. tox O. In? | teh a : il ¥ c ~ ‘rete base ren} . $5250 for * ill, ~ hc 00 5 Dir Mie R i bie Tia & ene ané tee - ; 7 O24 POO) = . " e shes = “dep . , 2 ' mm fool i=. f ’ -~ 7 : oe i a ‘complete: nice for’ A. “ie ay “Women ! SOTANTT: 4 QS Cheer mit, (eh) SEMPIG — (zn Che stout 4077) | FRANC IS-PE RRY-R tUT HY. “102 aN. 8; th st _— ; ~ 9) | MAY HOR A. tr En /BINSON. Olive 4551 , ALBERT KORE RM AN REALTY co . LAT 113 ¢ +. finors, Steam heat ne : orerst TRON] Se ; : ‘ i”? Beautiful t roome wes a UNA >» rooms hewly deen. =a « ea itis: uses ; 1096 Gravois ay Lacied v2 ile b, as dern fla. » aon jerne owt 3- ar brick i, "ABSHINGTON + Ri. Ps a ry wood th a ind I sun room, Murphy bed. hard rated ; Tht, at gy — fs we ite . TX DESL R. AB L ID ( dye 1 TC K Ss For Colorec—Wanted ae oS one a ce FY rom #1000 te $1500 ina Oi: one ~ nea aa re, £, eats er 26.500: toe. reom eri Won Oors wif-wy ter’) Psat _¥ nd fe) . ~ mas { M S . ei. falsly (> > ; »r> re dS aetna | , ‘ cianitor. front; nicely furnis: ed: S19. See | CATAPORNIA 1304 3 fooms, bath en 5179 Easton, a S124) te D ERT p. 7 = IF PRE. HOU yh... , a f reoms.| — Webster Groves Ss th A. oy) 1 Fertil ton Chestnut, a m fase) | tric: Bad floor : 'rasonal, Sp. vase, 7 ah “ \SHING'TON HO4S-—} - rooin nrc 9 vg itthern exposure: rent 'CASONAh! Pa ; nore. | uni et. 3 Or g Months, | Tr} MELI Y-WHtus ; : me Ou west i . dal G “ > ————— fap) ‘ , : ‘coe ~-_JVINS. Stear AT. Srye —" = Ola t ay W.909 |. pb, I) ate) aed —_“ ose \ ON I Ss & : ~~ ‘ “U1Ten daily Weer PINE Fi. ag > ilendale Apt. i | \STLEMAN. 4047 Brass drew at sa ° aot , yiecoral ei Os 50; open. | S NER OF EEG ‘ ND aE SST COR | sre ow — . wicca 3 neonate fOr inap of Wakers Pe d a! _ ae BUNGALOW —South ampton: «7 Dont >| ae Pally aot 4b. 5 inished: 6 ce > ner _ oO an ers ' CaN SON est ‘ . abe. ‘ aS "Overly ‘ , beget Ss i : light and linen furnished. “375 ( heat ment-flat 2 hedrooms ' ‘4 ey $5. 6651 1% sr = i Uh mt st, ies -ARNGP OVE 2 SPECHT REAL. woe; aS R d ane (c8) 5. h. hort --Water he at, garace. 5036 Mur- | oov ‘aroll nafh ; ; bah ftoer on: butt. In Wra7T INE BI... ats ; Ra go ror = 7. ~ , CAST r # E A A yt . $04 Ss \—. ‘-ToOOTM ‘ TY) Oe . : Tn te > Side ae ; f) poems. newiy ae CO- ee " cry ] 1” Vv SEVENTH ‘oT | oe | | R esi = Wanted \\ hy ra fur ‘ap of Vi eum er ” one. ‘ur Gian ae ss : Stee re s: t) new ly decorated” riporeh: thhs acy Nas a pe ne apartment: was’ ¢ lectric: oom furnis eu peel rent S65 month (Vive 2°99 5)! THOS MeCRADY. tod we a ; I oe tacit E SIDE NCE Wi }. roul ds \ TERS Imes ; Price $1500 to $45.000. ‘UNGALOW- New matt bric k, 6 rooms, GLICK Rn. 4 ¢ for ancl fouble carage rie nished. Lindell 440M : ) a an i CuOrarp TON, 4718 -] ts }? ost-Dis iv PRO) NEW W A IS TINGS Ame, BBE cx Realtor. 709 ( hestnut | I ~x6-2 28 rm 8 ' rn. ®. __ Co. a Chestnut mt | keeping: rental tntoate liht, eas in DE TONTY 41°7A—4 rooms tin Sai — Mii Chestnut «et | HERBERT 2613-——F ctrical " .,. | RE SIDENCE Witd _? 7 eS If x an BRICK | BUNGA Al OW—$50 . See | allroad | mee tak f . YULAT REDUCED eee rf linens, ‘silver, he ke Ce, all steam } S50 a es 6G ath sho . ~ or elec rical repair | $2 ) : to 8 room, west: » JOU are intere Sted in the rch 661} s 000 HAUNG Y : AL a . | | also ine w.. yi a. ] Janitor Service: | Ghick eat a "7 Me Sf ~—~50 BE A [7 ae 1, Dy # ATS | R29 “ Pe aT TIE er business: ren} on ~ V0t to $4000 dow Dn; OWNers answe: = a home in We bster Gro\ eg soem ye na 2 large timan: a 4. room, bath, fur. | ete Tr ~ Beet ketone, 4 and & roorma, tile ; OOM efficiency. hen | awe stt F es Se 3 (heetrist im eeteaee ae ; 722 Ches uy. abany 3 76, ae >»; Phone for o ee 8 coms ; f ip ells { — floors down; Must be ao | tifully" furnished, with on, hed au: i.e ' _-hestnut, ——_Cabany 3 fas ur new list and map. We } With side conar, garage | 4 ‘A uA ; " n19¢9 on, i ILA r—_ 3 roon): ind . . JU S [’ >} ( »MP L, K T AU TOM’ RII, .E A ~ a | ———eee | & large humbe f ie Oe e nave Side driv Vay uP 6 A f $1 700 cash will ha die. ‘7 i. 4-room effic ene, unfurnished See mn - N . : ! irj ; ad lite - IK D { {i — A = TE N TIC NT? i . @ new listings and are in i UONRAD Re. L. sc u 3 > un , | JOnN i o fiat ‘ an iy ° . a ce an- j ony, ppl, 2208 N He Nriett: Inn » Natt ural} Br idg 6 } Ss & position to finance t . =e es WTO. i oR! = "hes inut. (e4) | ABRBROPr?. c : Sh De P se on Sundave if vou ; ieee en sons . _ 5 | aren ad fioors. hot-water teary hoon I mare hot - -Water heat": Pb t orch Catan oh potvalr heat, oe - ak o—ee . 2b. - 820 Chest main: 4) wes, some vacancies re. | ane = +i 0, ; = ae | | THEO, RO APPE] > O St. | ullt in icebox iced fr : J. W. ; at en, Ss. hac sereens: if 60244 Kin S } ne a Ain , eee : mn; J [OMe and sun room and § rooms | N. / a Lack w Rane = — ee house i Uni, ersit . . ts (sarden $1900 t Ubu irban are lot, 5Ox208 - hy ; @hate - « W i rooma, urnae heat, ~~ Hene apart 14? i? electric, €30 J NS. bath and | STARK In rear; S$N5% rn day y “Bein ‘e Subdi- Don? — A £1 t Wi Usmarray 4c74) | terms: yae ame street nade; easy b ; sss aes == — ' fine coudition : rent 1 | lee apartment, 55 ershing: } : oe >” ox tn _ e ae, 36: 30 30 Ole e. Lind dell _8000 rm i. - near Jelinar ay, ‘T miss thi are: co = sal CAutiful §.5 IP chen t. ; fully furnished and newly dec preted. ) etiiee "KR. E. co 82 + hestnut FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished : : a. (83 oO-f¢t lot. Claytoni a Ter. | ‘or cash: jo =: y oar . sel] it | NRAD >a. _SCHOPP, § 82 72 Che: tut, Sleeping porches - North Market: 3 rooms efficienc, all housekeeping Ax HUMPHI:icy ne ‘ “4 rase, Wes strnoo) Sul © house West’ of (Ch. nh of Burgom second | New Brick Bung: alow in ‘Linde heat; double ar. na ! decorated ; t "s1508"" gu8ht F pon a ; Jantior service 5: must be | ™oder TN; tile hath, ha 7 i Northwest Northwest : : : A 90-ft. lots. De Mun Trac t. — modern easy terme new 4 rooms: F 4 835 Maratette @ av.: 5 room +p | JOUN TH Anihe Tr Rand ; ren [ ~ he appreciaty st be fly cara ce ' . Ye S| «TICE OR. \RRY ao ‘artor with in-a-@ . — es Cabany esone ated, See tuper™ + | — — ~ (c€2) | Bp RNISHED Py AT —M oder 5 toon | RES’ rat RAN ry priv ilexe in new North. 50-ft. lot. n ¢ nee Yale eat tees Caba ~t ot 5 ees G-144 Easton ay , | Ww ith breakfast “dor turnin fast room ! 2ea8' “oo MILY La Mg RAD & SON, 5179 Easton. (03) "a on SON. 319} c —* : — ome a new furn iturs : ae ° ae | Ves ern hote ullding, Natural] I - de F’ar " . 7 it “Yas ivVille 7 ex, = — ~ (Cc , lar wor rd floors t! r I : uiger st.; ’ - . "A 00mMS, mod.i , HHUenS, si] verware. elec. and KE ‘lid a: gee, Ud ee riage | eo Particulars Phon Sie me ~~ ‘fore by - nn hy iroug rats $0 tile bath fur. rooms, bat * © 1 ; wTGRWAY i ern: w ith _or wit ho ‘ Parag , mie try Washer. sew) x ec] ‘ j ~“UCi) avs,: ecady for occupancy ST AR] @ , ' " uying. I ha ve s me ae | nac e. OOke ases. screen . . , and elect : a. RING'S _ Pp iGAWAY BROWNING APA RTMENTS | Pemepse - ul & age (53x) sponsible hac? oo y \Hizhiaa? to re- | for tneearch ¥ s plead: id opportunity § ————— 3630 Olive, "Linden 8000. (eR2) or alt Hina Sains in benoese ied jee |} _CONR RAD L _ 8c OPP. BASS” pls, ferme Olive ort 00: , b0. t int! 2 Wores Park: new, 44 mily ea 55°%6 Pir RSHIN BIOOA ' large rooms te. ae 2 wa ———. ———. | FO . ent m or further partie: ea Hr on terms —y! Fone, ey mete ff riment A S.Poom ee ffies _ we recept ix nit on PO omaha ‘ Jarce | lars see HAC “ \RRY B ISHOP, §2 >, mn ' > — 407, 722 ¢ | Food Toomatialtg ign sree sun. itor a 2 ju ‘, ~ Ag d L sant and jaa ae K MANN. L000 ¢ anaeige t. Centrat ee: ‘abans 917 J. M. G214A Easton (et) sa: Ni ice Ke orest Pa rk Home | ae 1 is nest 1 menin heating, ial on {ile sbathe. . coin " P OUR Cleaner ee +e” 4 ; = * so" “. ; MTR: , : 5 ‘linens, it rental! includes ght. go" 1 UPIET 7 13 38. one! ~ coven } Ix LI. \ LONNE: TIC = iiA—> = . ne =e — Ss’ vee i —5iba N Jatura Er idge: good . — 340 ORG. “sade Hi. AN NING ‘ ‘ORNE RK. r, 85 > KE. ~ os 00T, , 2 PER R MONTH TH | Steam he: a . caren Triana shap bath : each: tae Pa 0 4 f 1.000 we orm, ust be wold. Seo . oat ‘+3 ‘ ‘ — - ‘ar ; s 37? : : - - ‘ ‘ro, BD 1S. f oo = a q 4 : : ’ ad ne, eer: neat, Janitor Sery ice. flea hut . ‘ s? Cludine pk ier room and sun Parlor. no tion locat ion: W Tii lnvol smal} stoc k Sale: wil} ma ke t pel ve r OUx TS . fo: morn ' BS hh. i) > o per foot OO Der | HO Keet front. dD ice SO50( ter 8 _ bed lot. HEN NRY Wits 4 BLAKE & BRo., S15 “h ee , ‘ rer on premises, ‘ abany le iD IST AN \, BOUOR New f} at. apart, . v npiete M“ no, ‘ine 4 te - Se oe Be a (: 3) Je ge é ID I it y. aa , : 7 tn at T snc . OOK, ] : rire 2 oe | HOPFrr & \" AT. GT ICH ik . R. . EL ‘ %0. Roa Cc } 14 4 KB vale ‘ wo ‘ eAtnee. $378. oog ell rat rhe M LALTY ¢ + Style: 4 rvo Ws and kitche . tte “4 a er sid free +9 Recon io for" euica Senant’ enc ~~. . Ch] ame N R. cs. a rc fey - ~ iV, “ n ernationa) Life side Steam Dia? ts: new ones if : seta ra - $10¢ ). octane. Zz a ¢ Nest nu (¢ 3) WE hi: ve — re —— ‘ i ice 4 . x 4 FUL, * Se iy a e4) Rarace, Sf ww decorations; $537.50 SHEN) A SPOAT. “30005 —Faraia = | Pe eo South — V Ca] air ss from 2 tot cttaRes re puagalows -i 1032 Metinaa a Pp ark Home heat nae % i 4 ( ‘ALI ] UPT FOR ef > rnr . eet tet = ie Teen r TTY , Bw we .- rw ‘ ‘ , a? ae a5 10\ as Q hf ’ . ‘ . F wr : ° CHESTE r CLYDE 5. FISHER R. E. Co.. room flat: | mediate Ome ahed three- | EIGH TEENTH. | ‘1” 2 —3- -story fireproof ll ST eC | aes M: A kk eC ( ) f f er) de WR, balance oy small mon o.., . 0 | s team heat anemone, trie rooms, tile th. laren brick at':. verd ks } lime of — terme, A ARTMENT es i ~~ Chestnut st (c77) i a —— sion. See buil jing. about 1° 000 Square feet - S68 Mey ts. TEGET He ~ & \ A TTER >) nl 89 foot front: pri ~~ $9 500-8 ar shaped : JOLIN H ABBOT es “J ARROTT. Teator TOD « ‘estat. 4943 LINDELL BL. Ie AGNOL 1A, 4951A— 1, i eee West | Aor or_floor_per_ month, -_Sidney 4410. ics}} A SPLE NDID L OCUST ST. | 228A Easton. | Cabany 837 wares, GLICK RB. oo URIS Chestnut. (4)! DOUR ROOw Pe End ‘Doubles— Cheap have nished and ¢ 2 King’ id highway and Tow blo irove Parie’ j ENRIGny Pry 7 oa FOI SOM, 4132— 75x40 a storeroom COR N 'D R , ion here be ' —— New~ Butieslow. 1 Nj I] — 1708-10 ticket wt 5a, 445 mhe par unfurnished rooms and kitchenert wis on? o 8. ~-% rooms, 3d floor. tur Ria? Foom in rear. 25x5¥ On alley; suit L Ww —~w-Yice Tio ‘Tents ¢ ms mer, shite in heb ian cyuliding. “ar A. oe heat, nice “ry $50.) floors reat, he wa ple ‘ele, private bath. $40. w - | rena Rd S\orage space or Farrage: rerit : Locust st. Ww. cor 17 th st.: lot r99 SUNGALO Ss & oorsadan ‘319 Hoover, 2 by he south of pol | Class condition — Be" : aa COSX) utinuocs hot water; “gg, | tures. ete Sidney 14 (e100) ith and Chestnue ra |-—— CO.. 824 Chestnut. (04) Facing Gravois P ic ‘COMMODOR EK”? APTS. ro | breakfast 3539- 43 10—New ment; electric, etc. : eas: oover blocks south of Clay- | JOHN yl a % Sa com anete, dressing closet and bath; |!/ MINNESoT ry iL a Nestnut st. (c5) | . | ie | uline =f bo LOW RE NTS—GOOD LOCA’ ATIO , eae ae ~ ——. | ¢rms. _ Box D-25, ‘Post Dispatch, og | ton rd.: @ rooms, tile bath pe lay HN _H. ABBOTT, Realtor, ) CANNON, CON. Wainwright Bide. ses) pletely furnished: inc ludes e] 201L—T8t floor 4 : —— —4]1° D - NV Ts: - etna _ ~oy ee eal POssss} —— A tli uch : ——— —— ' YEN 145 "Pont viene te 5. enn —————e- | ~ -Y- Vavior: splendid, 5- | BUN Gal OWN a on; fama e Water heat: > ai ’ O00 ; | TO SUI BLE ASE on br teh 35224 New fla: : 6 é large | Fi AT W Witd— al : - rooms na, ~ $ th: fo) | BASEMENT —Nicely fi finished basetnent on on | a3 ae nd bl. U or ner Bar, ‘fain conditions bath, ~ ete, SR Sivat-s A585 $500 payment, balanes acpi, $3500; lot's soxt4o! — d floors, . le I la: t; $1 Cash t ‘ } 4 ? rooms. sleeniy ig Do ¥. rT over $” ' ? ut not | , ; corner; rent reasonable. | ulhwest cor ner aa Sall ea : any 1tORz7 . price r t . ; Vu ren. tile bath r VU to $2 Lindel] 41°4M | Apply 4501 _E we B5x2V0)- ae and Grand YECKEL-FRY A + an I SON Tvacat a 7 (C3) | inspec Walt , t; brick fara . a nell 4124M._ (cit4) : aston av aX. Price $12,000: ‘surrc nde > ae ( ICKSON, Y — 2. ——— " avon av. at Vernon ar. fine at _teduced Rate | ry ARK. 27 59 t ro Ee Adults Si 20 |r LAT zt W ae F or 7 rooms, Or_apartmen: | DEL. MAR BL... 67044 Store tea ALTY CO _—— Ka alow 7 oor, modern new bun m; cash nd: 56 - treatt : age pf sherds . lestnut st, (c77) | ~— are ent : hea a Typlshed i——_—_— : = * hear Marcus ay. > gor each flat. . + VvO-ft. let: rene $5120: lor Owner leaving town; will sub-| Rooms—— or 3; Webt and vear é pe hy — ; -Mgdern # rooms, downstairs, | FRANC NCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 105° x Rth st | a) oe LLE NT - COTTAGE | &2 CHEME omething extra THOS. McCRADY ¢ SON, 61 INDER. » sorters ntiil oA until Oct. l, 1924, at very re- | mane. Arsena |. "Box. D. 200 p a cans Compton Heights breterred” Gra goagle: VANDE VENTER. 1499 '—Dandy store: FARMS $ WANTED Al condition: 4 room ho ‘ee — MEL REALTY CoO.. 4915 Kaston.(c) Forest 8920. >ON STcn ter by stone ek, ue rental. I N ‘y li. ; ae ee pe 3 odin Diino oi: I ‘ room: rood for any Pusiness. ACRE ~ - ee elec ‘tric urhnace =~ = ‘ ~s. ed aes 00 0) ne a eiesiesiPrr Vv AL I, EK y T ; on, . Be Rr ONAT, I. “ae ih +s Ba. a on ( O5 Men. floor Ss, tile bath. iclency, a hare PLAT W td.. — }* urnished 4 or ’ | Sto 5 t f1 or. andeventer ae ——_—— ; = = : (S53) | aE. ELE 1c ~_R. I. CO.. ).. 824 C Chestnut. __ fed) ANDERSON. ‘STOCK E- Bt ‘ > &o eee’ shi as front oy Ba ; : Streets £5) | | : ‘ar; April 1- iodert 1 72r,.9 rooms; ph rs oor ; oud low ation f . | oo ! Pare | eee nate —_ ee see tifowe AP na d . refined family: Tower automobile supplies: ph - wit ol us] R ABIL, Dp BI N (; AL 0 ¥; ust off Hamilton: Se ’ —_ . ' $ Re et ; len ce | ; Mik FLATS FOR RENT | Sa 4112 + Pirst floor east, 4 rooms. | _W-18*. Post ‘Dispate of e partic Ulars. Box! MAGU IRE’S RE AL, E oT, ATE: AGENS yo . = ARM. + FARMS FOR SALE b: =e | Maffitt 2-story. 6 rooins, ons | FLATS, ApTR'TS, FOR SALE 4158 W EST PINE 4 : ath "ho nbede rR CO. . , “acan ire) I —_—_== ~ a is § Che ut. | —— eer” Gi ae on ' she > aan are Iwood f) oors: ‘al i ‘1m y, ; *e . FLATS FOR Riew ?: & uM. REILLY, 723 Chestnut. | ea ee stnut ‘|’ aahd fruit: reasonable: nv ph nty Vater 4826 Mafritt. “5° "3% tern Ce lee Que r-family flat: 4 roe m MS Dein, 2* im West Endy : ; BHIOA Maple. i, ATS my mm REN r. ° ‘ A j DWELLINGS FOR RENT | _—— SOO ‘ w ent Pine bh] =e . d tow nN £a race in ePXC e! ie nt ‘ondi f furnac ec, double Fa ntral_ al tot 00000: rent $240 ~ ; - Te . , ~ “abany 9145 (cB) . . ” rooms, bath. elac $52 50 Ere ox ee ene), | - a fe) iT40 © conditio LAT—1}: rr ree ~ ee mi: ; 1316 N. Union, 3 basem nw f NEW PF AT en | = = LAND- -Have 40.000 ac res em “ee ee em ote Srilléante » & roome, furnace : 31 ee (‘om ton, Sle in ANDERSON. 8 . ; rigs le B ~ td ke BL ee rr pepe. h.0n 3211 Hallidas ; mew ¢) lane oA . ea ah ‘rmonshe rooms ; no Conve entences ; $10 R E REA a southwest of Little Ran le near Bren iOubls RUSI-RT ni arage % 4 ’ “eone neoae rent 80. ‘sigine down. TOCKE-BU ; 4 | Ng l¢ I il r il r gain S27 W ren, rooms, Jva ter fas. o# 50 preak fast reom: and sun parlor hardwood a al) Ww ebst er 134 Aa A TE rien and Eldorado OU flelds: a]] mineral! | ~--— —— RNS, 1 105 Chestnut. (e3) ar. | eGo > ' 4&7 00 ho Pane AN’ K. ©. Chestnut, ss (ch to mite, hath, st > aa heat: w li decorate N ey | | is “tilla 4 Nah sme proemed ” and 50 Per cent | | PRM cay wt tc =a nace - family flat of 12 rooms, | NEW 4." wy OW : . j , N ? od oni ’ : Pas ( or oj Price $4 | South ain Ollets back Pore} 8. ol a ‘ “WwW stone _— ; E W “FLATS FoR RENT ANDERSON. STOC KE_R CEra —— — orth acre. Write R. KE. Lynch € Si Tide — erin tail ; tric throughout, - © ec 3245 Lafayette: 4 “s ‘ ANN GRAND __ o uatiieeteseniecee Ok. ns, rulsa,. ; BING AT a eee, eit mittee rated. new ¥ Dainted and deco- built in t b, 4134 N. King's hig! ¥ — ‘Sah 80 S Chestnut (on! | & mWay; 4 reoms: $50 a —— . = Mu >) ence: , . OOMA reg- f o8t- ‘Dispaich Wa 2 ee hot-water ] A so +} sund: av. wale premises a A urphy bed: hilee : . S527 Ar aneasi, 4 rooms: $50 F NEW Fa’ te node: nN; large lot: le; f nt Ad nO SUCCE ' ater heat. hardwood loors ask for Noback. Call Del wonai tion ; Muat te ; ; 7 “LATS &>5- | doctor 2? = =CRs or | Olive or Central CESS Is you RS Pl. G. ALTHEN * rage.| 42 vOW any ' feimar NDERSON. ' . 4 All of the above have hardw . 3214 M : edad t undertaker or home , ra 6600, On Southe M , ! aX, 1G WwW. tinw right ‘Bid > a. cal Other day. (e83) STOCK : “i JAC Ww ret NSKY ; ou floors. — agnolia: 4 Troon s 4nd hre kf ; han lel} 1O40 © ° Vacant. Solid agate. 30¢ line da ij rn ! Sissippi’ S Citrus fruit t I} U N ‘ ise 'p) >) etm ee a ‘x ‘ re i “ a . rnace “. 6 t ort will . a ‘ rea kfast an A ind 77 ) ‘ r @ily. or Sun. 'iruck ana d ls Ai o nut. | GALOW 140 Wileo: ‘ PLAT ai, , ~~. ainwright Bidg. Bet Mekry simi et ric fixd rite S NDE RSON at Suit Open toda y. | Ti ARTA N, 868 (R> 00 ; a La Preplay, dic da: ly, bc Sun.. Oul-ofs. | OoWners of nearty 200 609 Oo lire. fF with ick bune Zalow : moat rn , til ie “ room 8415 ep Pe AND. -BECL— $6: +50 i , MODE ; es | lestnut VUKE-RU ERMA NN rooms: trarage f nort Oo ottar e, 4 | display pony 36 atly. Sie Sun.,: i vou Successfu] farmers os es. We help fa. trie. fy irnace aa PAY: ath, gas. trir terme .: “? Freom brick. bath, alae 4309 LAF, LRN W EST ‘ND ; eg aS fe) | ceteris. BUS Che Stnut, ied) . a Suan dil Te arse 5 2 yard: » a ics te C daily, 50 Sun Discoun 2 | Profits: low rice — pad Ow; big! FB. ”. F ‘RIB RE Al. , + co a ee GR Fe i Four. fay il f ee il . oe — sie — pee ee ae Agaie—-$ ; - i : terms: yor O.. 443% Gravois. tACE RE “AL, TY ‘O.. 100 Nf | my flat iy A art ; NEW FF T mes, fe; 7 tem s in Vou ear ‘ Bt 4 Day - . oe en 400 N. &th. (e380) | steam p nent. 900 Central 4418 Mi Dae I LA Tr. $47.50 South ac: $0 times daily 8c, Sun. 2c, Display railroad - nh: 00d roads, Schools our own BUNG A LAW Rose iV 1! biog! west ee oe $°1 000 heat; rent Kingsbury aff , ination a c Fan; oOo ‘2 . 0 ds : var uns thro - pans , a ' G ri om ‘ me As ~ BY $x de a7. hardwood floors,’ pie r eon. eh team he flous = ne tit eee 4 es Ic, ttmes, dat! 7] Se. » Sun. oc; | SUle! of Mexico: Tine e - pate s of land; near | Pe pole By have under construc tion aia ANDERSON. sre he ft inve trrient “ta e etre t ; 2741 _ bart Bree Toor rooms. } hath. ele. os Shade tri fj xtures k— 4 nd int: oi ix] 3R- BUitnhle - times. daily 8c. Su &c Man A + bure water. ! modern in eve ry respec t: ati . ; on . an at! activ : t ectric, es ae, ete. will decorate to sr 1 pun ] ) le ¢ eh or , a irtesian wells ‘Write for t Can be bought On Treas . , Ra . Blain 2 e oS here are 2 a riments ying furnitur (c4) | for tnapec ‘thon uit; open Raiow or flat; bargain. 69°7 Bey. | Per and ‘‘specig) offer. Nx fold. and “sonable terme: , ome | FLAT---44¢99 Blair av.: 3 and 3. bath. one | in. lading I . Ss NARD. i 102 : N.—-3-room riat. bath ANDERSON. sToc KE-RUERMANN. Tih wsiatbedln cai incimactianntvietihaheliassdieiitieninnee DM tes HINES YELI OW PINE Truys. | A WAVE: R REAL ry CO..* 4612 Bistace: $4700: $10) ) down. HARKS N : Parlor, © “Pee sleeping, ‘ ine tollet, electric lights: $25 per month. —_- - Se S@s ( hestnut hese) t ee BIDS, PLANS. anes PRDS, 510 ("lis FR ldg nica rn, Til. Dery trily until s mil Sunday any Cabany ott Cu., G21L4A Kaston. . CW Wine A horoughty inodern ae : (3) = Wes | —- . [| tees ceneemumnntinciesees intettabinidine Bs oa: (oS) | BUN: ALORS oan sooaeeal . =" | bat (cor) 3119 Onceola - ‘7 {Tawond floors, ete. : ; 39—4 larme 1 ~~ —4 i coms, “bath. “gas VERY ATT AC 7 ivi . BL. VE } . a eateries a DR AF TSMAN Nukes ore ee, ‘ oT j a eri : rite IK crt) (yy: 4Ene) “are ; by ] : “ape a ' room IN\ Ie ST MEN’ Ta, 152 29. 24 31 N leffer. roeouis Cac “we of firme floor ean dee me: F-! }- newly at d, yo rent: Open NEW 4. ROC ) M KY, Sethe STONE 1 sogo— ‘-room dwelling bm thea ‘ings: Job Work only _ eee 1). Ace re F arm Wj t} Cc Mill. 1 block fre ‘ ~~ he % rom in OVO ities: rent aya al 3% stor, briek 6 fam floors, tile bath, ‘* Over & ‘ » nace ‘ slart ric. - P “~r roke ‘ “@: s° r : 4 J ‘ A . P | 210 Wainwriei: | halls “weil A TS JOST MII, hk y = lectri 106 wo win soem, 2 i ha i mn roOps Cmts nes and schoole conveniently ae STH Piao Jot 2Ox130 Price $9250. shades. ser r silove ‘mabey admit” hei yo . (o63x) hardwood . a tlie ane set , space PORE 7 Pa >, ‘er — > wth bd mranitel” id panything | ey conc rete or Orses, ; » Hogs. ow. 7, Ools =] SOG « = re oe oe din 6 Ceks: i 2 ma RAR ~ mee C€ ‘hestn ut °o £00 cash” ba oa = | eae Y Was just lime eed ona ready: | $50. 170% s. ‘aa wemee | *het-water hea’... "$100. rooms, | able; pt me Colne wor , Prices reason. | Poultry, Poatcrry. excellent he, and ese ~~ wa@ Font. “Came le 2218.5, 1AINS IN FLATS NTO an: | “ Femain unsold tone at pe North re "RANCTS- P ERRY- RU re tos tet hany 7015 leat rent S100; cpen Ca- | ——“S: Phone olfax 28220 _(e83) lobaceo } 1. Ba gc “Rt Derry orn. | a” nee ~18-20 Sullivan: 4 “amilies $ — . _. Fimvrmet firme ¢) Nae i 1¢ ” ae 8th _ at. BLT 1 ; = eed ceri teneneee i anc near tow i Prosperoyu car 1A VEE R RE AL T Y ( ‘). 461° air j Par “h arace, l ic « rooms ; CY “a + . oor touay, ABHUAND, 454, = 77 eeeeees * en Ls —— ——} |'on: heavy cropping f¢;. ds mache te Coen daily until & » : sr RvVOlS, $10), "605" electr baths; pric. | _ BRAND-NEW LVSTRIN, # 9 « "bs0t meee ry | . : eduped Be coms. bath and | McPHERSON. 4° ae levt prastul wood SS Sunday til) 3. : electric: $30 47 18—Nine rooms, bat} ee Outside range: Plums, cherries | CO AGE. n ——— 240 8s a na ve 4 | a J. ma gre LY. 729 Chestnn: | _ Nearly New— Single Flat | furnished or unfurnished; Garage; Uni: __REAL Estate CARDS | barn. Dp eerriee: cosy house’ sale’ antial | yt an = sth ni ea! 2 ome: very furnats, ‘bath: Kes 3 families 54°32. “3 rooms, | $17,000 ATS t te ee ’ . 4 i . : far: $20. po wens in Bae 1 Monta na: 5 and 6 TrOoTns gs) rep W EST Bin KE ae .. 4339— "5 - : ; SS | per b, a) 8 . "were = Gista nt st ate ! : A 7 4) | T AGE aa 2 , Lemp ao . ae 5 Gra nd, tae: K On, Ll, A S- i, ul "rE R, 4 ! ‘on 8_ Chestnut, fa pare reh, ; na A ~ re 7. ' ae ee shaalins - | 4 . « Cask te ij] : we {) ec5r *r : ron — — oS TTY Title Guaranty | cal) av be _ ®arage: owner first floor; Steam heat, > wide perc nelaree hoe | ‘OR > ALE S RE SUT, TS jt Hus Cataloz money making pot, he, | —Darmain at at $4: 200. BITX, 3 R's. gett: Two } MODERN | DOUBLE 3-ROOM | FLATS 1 ROO gtnrase, lavee lot ; iS 00" — ee | SPERM AN, « LEONHARDT = 3 00d floors, fip«) and sex ‘ond; new!: mard LIST you R PROPERT Yr W ITH Us ST TROT - Ara acai ates Copy ° free. | coT TAGE—3: 19° Oregon - 4 room bric “k. | wel Teoane? double 9: = apdeventer » STR I y py naton 5-1 reon ; , ey, , ‘ ‘ “> " . ‘oon oP é C14 3_International q ite Ri ide. i - sas : ms sha hade Se.treee; # 3 baths (eS) Y CC kel]- i e Vv dt- OF aric kson Nationa) Rank hes a NC “Y. > Dont ‘ entra} | Sidnes 3 e, shaw. | ‘ondition : $1900 Agent. | ings: baths. electric, ote. wg 3 flats bud: ‘ OTT, food cond dition: rent rent $1208" pitts 1 + OPer : ov} ive 4°RO , uiS one 18! fc) | mum, 31° Pri ” ber an 2.4 “ . 8560-4 rooms, bath. elec- | THREE OFFIOES. | — , | COTTAGE S444 Dn Dunnic tone ‘ir ; ce $2 0.000 Kasy t | 02-40 Va Bhaw nm briet | ? ~ she; a, s. bs; 1@ =m Vestmen Sms. | byj nS 6 jan roome, “inquire 11 1036 Theobaid. - BEAUTIFUL L, NE Ww FP I, ATS GARAGES, STABLES WANTED 5001 Gra: weg ~o §. Broadway. a Te | furnace Sarage. aap 5 - room: bath, JOHN BLA his £ BRo. 815 ¢ Retteie buildings” Having terri, idee se ~(Cd3x) 8218 Magnolia: 4 }, Ta vois. 3925 N, Grand._ (c3: IMP r ‘ estnut. | in : thea ene: ™s, new a “a. ar e r P ' j ee Oo ’ 5 — 4538 masini rand. section : th — ee & dition elect te” cues aes fine con ers eo datn: hard wood y wd eh North | _-- aS PROVED PRP P TY FOR SA LE © PTATE—args y+ a lor: 6 Foon SIN GLE 1D F LA AT. a 8) oullt = the n me . ‘ith Ka- aige es pod, | "Te === ? _————— ~ oor: bath tn res , 4 4 ; é "ere. S35. 3915 Halliday. Sineee rename ca sy LUE ~ love hes ee age for © a cars. gK0od yey 1 ain Dy IW N |" OW NV BU y ~ ge “ne es lot DOx245. ear: stable. O508 284: 4 : $500 DOWN @ your coms 1.27). 2 . wd er ta)T) — . - ‘> q y e 4 floor,’ modern. uke Dime and 34 | decorate te eult eeniences, $60.” Wri | = ater, ) WE HAVE featured the col- ||| +)43, MONEY-MAKING priconc aaa “oa Ne fee pees 4433 Sravols, | «ood Gr tedition ; cheap price '™™ electric; ; e) * " it. pen. ee ‘ N. Broa ) —— K L mea .. ANGIE, 2421A—3 rooms. Annis “Be08K | SLICK R SLO. 824 Chestnut (05) | HOUSES, FLATS, £ ETC. | lection "2 rents for nearly nei 13 Moreen tee! i000. heat: warezomin LEAVING ¢ sy, ne SE _CO.. 824 Chestnut (64) _ Jouls. . v . ae xe a? Morgan st.. S30.000 seamed, ree make * B890Ne 1; 71... | FOR RENT For One-half a century 9033-05-07 ; ROOMS IN THE MONTROSE| Convenient I , APARTMENT BUILDING W. COR DICKSON AND ‘ 7” ane offer, I Tt 20 r and arc | Ft bait ne Moeen st. $310,000 “rand 3279 a ag ™ NORTE DOWN BUY S Ocntl Ion ero (Lor "no cnt and bath: clectric ii | equipped to banidtie rent ae- | | BEN Ar THE IM iste ‘& BR 1. RBAT, ee 449 )PARGAIN- BRICK COTTAGE SIDE DOUBLE NEW F LATS ‘ ‘ ; J. | ~ unt 1 rooms, bath. carage: At "S18. TT Elliote pena | 4 : ea pe oh VENTEENTH fig N ——Srnis aes it Pi . ce seabed Colored eagle” small. Our SVstem har El | a ¥ oF save? OMAGE_ vena te benish: ee 05) pzgiert®, ts vars we but hae wiedtie on ere arranged to #oC ommodate f. row the ees a ne y ny at ~ je ; ——$——S | per: sonal atte ntion. i "4 UNGALOW St. # Je hn's ae _ Ly. o ropes ane rs shriek i 5 #2 ‘auld has eer age ort ri : [Seahireard ea fn twe fin of gs = Ld i ipl Te asta hina Oper 1 eae for eceupaney TEM $35 | COPFAT “5 ANTED || We invite You to investi- | | cial pr Sateen’ biz shade tree ; spe. A. MAN nr REALTY CO “| STANDEY EPSTEIN’ My "te APARTMENT FLAP LO ts r ah ana’ 45° S°7 50. $: 30. LICK RE. co, . acs Chestnut. (eH) Mareh 7 a on ¢ OUR OF ¥ upper r at. |i] ‘| gate ou I’ Se rv lee. 'y “room resice nee 1, ron. ' 1) nr " a ; j EN te Aa ARY Wirt. ptt: adults ' d 819 Chestnut as é ;wen daily wntil & + ‘ Olive 4#4 | bloc h north ofr St by lace ion *. one re ee aneieietein: m _ Sunday wm to - © metas , L : m ate i f ” Bone “ me PS aries rOad : karage | Th ST i “ 10h BE HONE Southwest corner ie Top tee PBS || CORNET & ZELBIG TRUST ||| suits. rine chines, $9200. roe Gu kprage | REDUCED BE I ie 4 or o room; \ SJ . } t } A i HEIMER & B 3ROo. 7 AU SL AND 103°, in tl blow 7 — a Moh nN north or West or - : = i ey REALTY Co, oreet Park : 40K new 4. family; vit! US. either | low ~ bn fornia ; new 4 reom bunga.- } a any —Northwent rene , 33800; ~g_ik 719 Ch tv or count, + O10] Sik nn wood floors. tile bath. Ruud hot LAT—59xx arfield- > # and 8? prez eo bungalow fe e’k, outh of | Cuple Box W.vye es Dispaten® nee | ‘ estnut. | Se BAIR ANY: BARNETT BY. EALTY CoO | om i pater. ge erated. Jarme rorch ; own-!|_ $8500. Coben 1987 and rose APA rooing, haréwond Ors, * we | FLAT W td . ao s es — = ——— aia Cabany S066 JOWN 43 ' o By Fes myn ia | 898-08 Wainwright Ride J bath, ‘sto. gig. POPS steatn heat. tite Site 4 acti ns Ts Posi il ae — ae TER aa heaitor : 7th and Chestnut fF LIek oe Ke. Sie. B24 Chee, — — ma _~— . ———_- 98 Din re ; Bee Senior 3003 Dickson. in basen ent Moo ASI, A Nb y: 344 = ’ . — >a. tor, _709 Chestnut. | Py " eR ee Clayton Ls pat eerste WATER HEAT. $5750 | a I LA TS—$3500 ie ' ry re, tile hea h i 4) | hon ie fo ine ; ilost HUDTOVeaniuns = thet SUBURBAN te ot FOR RENT Bit} 3. ? . - rRuson n brick. tile bath: | On) rs - nd: Creer ul buv nly $750 cash needed: » , > iy ‘ a r@tipoads: rood ° . ery Close to " ‘ t " OP E N . ( iD A j v OL F POL, LACK R. E, CO. 10L N. Rtn ; Ment, 3 roome cach? pt family artes tene- ”“ iat Nf ¢@ i« ne ; " usted, ; . one month's rent free: anne aan today wd ot REN | ona. modern. S16 HE N y WEa are Starting on Kichealh, ~ _feh) Considerably more: located 4 3i09-43" a eer F Scnuw VENKER EALTY, D.. B08 Crearnn; = +1 . aan “ » hs. 1: SOV Cc. : : 4 DE RSON 209 foet wens a Heaven reer a . about | ton ha yy dela Single. - . . . Peedyryy ‘ oe . ‘ » 3] - ’ . ‘ | Re rene | SAGROUIN. tis a roa fl rooms, tat | _ Marcie Weberer amenable. Bog Sabie Sok ecyorth of Courtheos frame And brick’ bungalows, wert’, ,3, Toom | SL SARTAN © CO., 722 Ohestmut, Chestnut. . : e hh ; ' , ll : ro eran) : ' , ‘ hl sory mn? . ’ . : “eouvenionce, ~ Gamers the” | GbE tant af Surmace: BF (eh To Mi— Modern a semana a . 2 Mall: oak floors. hot. B Fooms, reception SIM one halanre ak nN specific ations: | : - o a 583 ~ ors Pio . wey a0 ‘ wit ‘ot me, it Mawpl Was: and Xlac sed.~in front at al Ferecneod Open da “ee ; ° rent. South : | r Case an AP 3 mn ear: | | fast nook hardwood. floors An bre: “ ive T99 ‘e-4i porches: garage for 4 “9¢ and rear A _MAYes ntit & ™., Sunday tit) 3.) APARTaa "ois 2 rr ine :-rent i AU Cabany 14aAW wid. | Huse ‘, wom eautiful lar ge gr ‘s Diavhouse >. childre.. C8t8: Ddungaloe t REAL Ty : J ° 7 ; Chestnut. (4) | tia a a dl : ¢ ; , fs "hh and fare den ai) convene aroun , —A reo, t le bath. Piffin i} ed: moder ; hil, as abt , a Sit . ee A . | aT MES: , pe recut an °o ade, fruit and shrubbery - - SA or 0 « ‘SAHA ANC co MONTY — | | Wood floors. ste hy , "Spec - fe uo hmond Heights: three e | aN 4. Dow * othe na E. Co Mill: price S420 oo ae ane * Bevo ' De OU as ore aky j Aud hOOMs, ” tnederr “ . m4 a | Miistiers irat loor : tod. eee aS. ane i “hestnut A MAYER OUBL, e FLAT—3 the Stine RO5R. . peel? Creer at adults: Pow "See ale;, ane Ww ut With loabry st) Tenton ' e ~ ms re . 4 4 3 ko 2 Gren AL iY CC 0. anily » Corner MER aaac €ORG | (ey erguson | until! Rv. im. Sunday 30 ¢h 2 - room. fiat. aT" convent — BARTMER. Gcasa_—k rooms. bath &sa | FOR RENT & IN co sie POULTRY 2 ee RUN THAT ARE pew | oe; oie B55, cates UNE SO alee : » POU: | 12 2? room apottnge, electric aa | POULT RY FARM. Ideal joc ation: % mile | SR Rcouit AT SARE ERIC E>. Cabany . 6872 Dun cy McoMin. ound reat no, per month @ $19 CRBSTNUT a s. 5000 chee aee fulty equipped to handle | PRass Arsenal ; very easy terms: $7 an" Umar bi. (05) 1308 N. Grand “Linge 940, 7 45 fences, brooders “five bie tty acres, |, af tae wa $5 fermen. (c4) (lb) sacrifice: 4 38506 Owns; “ oPergueon $7050" + @xcep onaliv well buflt: - ‘ : ae he ay * ‘F . Healtece® Arcade Bids” Olive 378.

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"= _- rai RRBPDAT eae ee PROPERTY IDLENESS IS A PREVENTABLE THING IF —the property is good and you advertise it here SS - ¥y @ me ye ? . GREULICH_ REAL ‘ arriag censes inodern.__HRUBKA.” "Grandg 31: ni: a cde CO. Open Monday evenings. Grand and Our Charges Are the Lowest e | —* Doubic Sulu : ' Cc er aa ets ay ‘ . . ; A tine net os +; ee - = he Pe 7 AT “UT Th Jone! Btubits — el Ze rot l Gut nkunst. A. S.—It is proper for the youns ‘ainals Aw ust —_ ‘oe woe A, “ sins 02 & ‘ ee Se deubie garace. Admission ob») N EW y ORK LIik Ek IN SU RANCE CO. James (reen— — oe llayes lady to have her own initials em: ie ’ & ’ ; — is naces, a 7 HE ds é c oO : — - ‘ . 7T7 - ° . “ fe if : sidere } r linens, not thore her bie: rre SOPHIR a. 2nd of = hardwood floors, | 708 MILLER NR. F OO.. 105 N. 9th at ; Tl AND ( HESTNUT STREET. | ' .. Kreamelmeyer—Elsie Staufen my eye B® £ soing co marry. |ere trade names @ ro direct from Hotel Htatier en ae OEY Ng : li im fine condi ashe, a es : g i : broadcast Brietta: & 1 per year; price $51,500 — — J. S—The half dollar | Ee aed rt of h ' {bulka tric, rene s_” , Painted. am ent "$3120: pi D thie end Yabert. fOpen Séonda: Best Offer Buys 44xx Easton | jj, nkfieid——Mrs, 1a tats i; cart from see to She; tho leume. The™ Ske cee a more cf - Se enst SOV. & ‘Frnt 82080; Ber rain new evenings a Sams s ; | we stores and 6 rooms above: income | Frank te-—Mrs. Marie huarter gated 1876 is worth from | water, . ‘iL 3-—"A Petite Pas. « - a. ---. | LA T—Doupbie Cyr NE. 808 “ WrT, Toenlt roy «a “arf ‘ Tell. —™ Arana >... | end roo! me, steam $1080 ° onan all rented ror details eee | Mor Bronstein—-Mre. Sadie Goodman + wr “He i\salt and from one ‘ 4—1 Berenade (V alse (icCclemnry he Letend t- ~ - JTON ROAD sn “4 -). 4 HIGHLA N DD. 1K if Down | WW i mor ie , ’ ’ I ‘- * ‘ ' . Ppl ; R at ‘HM aN 1575 } anklin ‘emul - kw rinelaw m— Elizabeth ov & > 7 ” "I as , n e ” , che of chill pow , Seat ae ee tt. : . y air : =} + ; : LISRERG, : Sl4 — ee “eae “M Haretick ‘inelawn AY ».fY READER.—Calil a lent wut rene rt) alate a ; worn ba 1 ei ifrc ric - Se. cam heat -_ se 7? eo . ae ; ~ 4°? HOD4 Wet ore ce | a fl ert T oesing ‘or esanht—Clara Cc ] . ~ 4 4 ice lea rice ‘ . - iG. i Alb . Loesing, rissaat . 4 . ters, 298 South 1158 Chestnut J ee hae he Be . “7 " ut. (06) | 5812 -GIVERVILLE —OPEN | 3 TO 6 | , D | % —— oe Ban - am wWeehtestoe— | |i Twelfth “aeraan, thal will furnish p for Yao Selo on — 4 or . = , c > yp ecg utifu ‘ - 7 ay +i ; er } 42 erbpert ‘T? S| —— | oe “a . : a a , ' 1 ; rete doubig. rr. . Seal A . ' . , 3 oo hardwood. JAUNCEY REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'F pansies Of Mahe! Myers. WM ashington vou W ith the information Tre ard jevaporat! d rtm! chan erick ro WIT. tier ’ : a 41°Rw J en » ' }? rATH Mive 3164 ; (es) | COTT AG E—2406 W bittier, $2200 down, | Mi lard os: ge pe al! yaiee Elig- ing the position on the police orce. ‘added to - s P _...Mpemurreus® ’ sorts, - “Osnuth AV.: > Toomes., rick, —_——- —— — nm | 4 ; - " ‘w) T6ORr. fte 7. heth Mever. St. yous ‘ounty , | > ir " - - 5 “ i ~ —Macush! o* ¢- . . ae — - fiat. | reception hall colonade entrance t lis my) W ESTMINSTE balance monthiy. Tyler J a (5) ‘ larence Ww. Dotson Kansas City—Ethel | ME Rw ay al a8 oS ae ane. er is bein 4 i Ss ~ Mawer - - . « Cia. 3h , ing room: S-car brick gar ot 32x12! siting = + — , on ee villiams. New York City. i sO - | fi c, oe th — ae terme. HAUSCHI LTE. ny "C agg RBeaviifule home: 11 rooms, 3 baths: | RESIDENCE—-1019 N. Compton, 6 rooms, — ; 4 | partment of the Post-Dispatch re- ior two buttons of finely enone? Arr. by Seth Abersh ated t wee _—_ mes || N. Broadway . . a Brey, CINGS eral Ty CO suitable for 2 families; good cond-tion, At Fast St. Louis. garding the matter to be published | garlic may be added. as . oo 5 10—BMoment Musicale . ...-Schubert ale 0% * alghl _ ee a aC re "RANCISCUS REAL , . » term é ° ; , aed so ter 3629 4 . Oath as a" mah (eh Fight r 1367 a. LATR. od RO4 Chestnut (4 aa 8 tA 7105 Chestnut (c*®BAx) | Michael J. Cari\—Margaret Cusack. in the Aeon soapy we pM vet | Ade B.—tTI a | age 6 an aets LAT—New. 6.6 soe am, oth. or pee. SCD) | . Eights Foome, Srick, Gage. mow | eee Ske NEW | Walter C. Kelly Mare ces RAYMOND.—Inquire of the Vet-| , nimize the piete hol-water * te be iia , ONE-— HEAP ¢ eae * 7 rel wal Tisest oh 7M 4925 | AGE ~ 403535 1 =a te “yy h. Julie levin, Dupo—Bianche Scbhwartzen- erans’ Bureau, 6800 Delmar, o-. - y Fran ievage Corps modern in every respect ard wood f on Hodiamo! Be a8 ‘ ' See this nicely arranged home of = thia. Bargain orry: SHO00: terms trauber. Prairie du Pont. garding the course in chemistry Dy We © volunteer or- a vio | rooms toa | n and furnace in peTteS 500. WOLF-POLLACK . , OO.. 101 NX. tn. for ex-soldiers. (2) Any automo- in @ the “Wire AGENCY, S627 Gras . ain. South ' RNET & ZEIBI 7. . rio Chestnut Am 2 At Belleville. bile shop or garage will supply | ganization St . : ae : CORNET (FIBIG 719 Cheeta ——— eee pager wr ' 7 . - , - |W a 4-. room, modern, 3 mG. tne ; a iil F soul i ales —— — ) $1000 Down 99) ( hestnut red ne Milletadt—Rese Gantner you with the infec rmation you d W arde! Sonal Cemenied Doan s¢ ’ " “ n s ' A Sid 4“ PRESTON PL.. 1759—S8 rooms, bath. . ae . EE - Maieig t-~ . : we Freeburg sire re garding the radiator. ihe recogniz ; ; iow maint page $10. oor oo a ce Aldreq Mevnell—Flizabeth Rutz, Belleville. SUBSCRIBER. — The Parochial | regular tu 7 cK RR. }: , ae R24 Chestnut ( «hacotal ' _* eT hyern? 2641 3 = o : . pes ele ' ' Mas OuULea ii. . . T ea . ¢ t? Vv os |} comm) , * - , he rd woot i ee Ne -- i nt , "7 - ennitiful | hOTSREAN wl. — | syllable. tis any one Oo ne Va o from loca o* ate ae ne ‘Ne erste” + . a sine CASH—$36 MONTHLY a stk>. with front dr atfer wan! BIRTHS RECORDED rious twining or climbing plants of ame five years eac | (By Courtesy Radio Digest.) sia 7. : . ' : : } 1 ' arar rice 1} fine "4 pte} house® & ed at om _ Sane nm premises today. BOY! ° 4 AP yg crest, having eee |Corps is maintained by KDKA—Pittsburg (326). 6:16 DP. OW.. B24 4 ithes ath. ; , Tr 2 ZEIBIG TRUST. 719 Chestnut - _ t -oody, rope-like stems >i : o - i \ MiNem UkAsihe ee ~ Re hestnu! sat f 1905 | ' crpda Incase aed R. gps O. Wittens “70. ponies yooey. highest trees or running joe inderwr an Salvage m., Dinner concert; 6:45, Cotdpen's , ' ow ° . — . - SAMUEL -- a wan LS ‘ *’. ana Meiners, *ershin par om ‘ 4 : ‘ . Talk - 7:30 . ou! ou | ond & saad T— ROOMS—617.500 ~— 4 as Pe ainend af mene ‘ ote ridge. | 4 jis 1 a P sbeeag ££ a ve: Tana Mi. Ptetter, 3720 Vem. TRAMP A. C-—~There is 0 eet | SUBSCRIBER.—Jron Mountain is KFKX—Hastings (341). Hie- | : terms. ang | in tane.cticen mater meme: ef the latest = end M. Pfeffer, J1a0 Vem ‘passenger line from St. Louis to ‘ AN » BINGLY &50500 5 nr r CO ; ; } . | mtr ‘+ "Hon 1} . — iif ~*- bathe hardwood floors mnrk hoet- ater hea’ ouse excellent location + r \ bites te ; electri het water, laundry; sui bago: $10,000. | ne and breakfast or flat or rooming house; cheap : “ " tat, . st,” heat. fern i rev ther eit prret are . RESIDE nACkH Hiumplirey, near (Grand physi eoms modern; card necessary Agen! “or ; mot VY , vie tern te MADEAS MP ALT) rib? , ye ie ~ -~e>se “oer * _* > aye + ¥ ae ee — * ~~ > {4% wee , if ) | retrats-s | 7 PND 4-1PAMILY } - 5 Wile. », fu THIS WEE . . mar reasonat owing o» . +. ’ ic aseley, us pile of dirt and rock in | ? 7 = mawenennt ew Fay 0x12 S-room house: ra . 1 1). Beaseiey. 17A KE. Virginia. | Memphis. Tenn., at the present a famo P Ozarks. 90 miles broadcasts program of KDEKA — FLAT RET ctr) : ; > a S0K3 \ al) conveniences if he ‘i ead & h vat Za Leer. eee : a 41 ’ 4 ry . i : . ane > tw St \ is : : slabs of || ae a vs 8 ; fioors do with eicep ’ mm Think of it. rice between ; Louis and Memph ore taken from its vast la ew Saree tine ae _ story; 10:00, Entertainment; 12:09, | ; . ' 14% HORTON PL —— = —— =100 000. on im end ooper, 1} Pelinam. miles bw water from 5t Louis to in the sixties. The old com- | Orchestra NGLE FLAT : : eose ) MON . ped oe , 42 y hj , he line di Chouteau, Har- ||| Urenem™: SOUTH SIDR SINGLE PLAT SNA ‘ Boon st he te , (jen ou.7 and hed att T use ; reome each. ae i St auis ree! estate, at_ lowest - ' r 5B ‘ |. Memphis. Apply to the tine rect owned by the outeau, | " sie nt , : ~ ot hepa _— iP . bath nos 4 al rt oe : ; ’ 4 T _ . = ‘ 7? of Tiar Lor aecond aeeds . 5 0 Cote Pri Lab : ate bie Owner } , . : . " a © " * ~~ 7. . re. he . ; y aA . b- ] a a ile 2 =. and S264 Montgomery. tion of Twelfth and Market streets | 1904 for $60,000 to J. W. Darst, neert: 8, Musical p 225 5 Rroedws , | eee. © POPP ask At TANK, 2630 Clive. Lindel! BON.’ = ONE WEEK OND) HM and M. Mudd. J14~ Rutser there are approximately 935 ve-|St. Louis real estate operator, rep- Dinner co ; Dravow Race NS. Grand. is an - — — i"] t at “d deeds of trust |! at t \ Theodosia . , “ vy on hard | . an | ; . rae 4 ‘ow . f Galesbure. TiL., | =: ay tr tne ay Ty if wanted OY On RO TT. Realtor, 708 Chestnut | and ©. § » $817 Annio ar to seven: at Twelfth and Olive Smollinger © = Worth Star-Tele- “35-34 VMekt 2 , S15. ; ' ty fine coud ye ren $2640 . ‘ ’ x7 - — —_—_—— —_ = ames 7 ee . on Cane f 5g 4 ‘ a+ there are approximately 918 Ve- ; Tt ehanged hands sev WBAP Fort @, eo .? . — weed . 1 _% ; ‘ : A : .* — , : . 4 ‘the Missouri , not KHJ—Los Angeles (300). 8:45 p. . . i ‘arrce ” LCKERT \ buy second ar 4 . ) ac’ Kell Je . , are: The Gulf Port and the Birm- ‘black porphyry made millionaires | JOIN Ff A T.berTry lie tae . "1S, ‘y EY , t ral ‘ , ’ ine lnt 5a] Fe : : mod ; ' : » on rents . | ' - can aenmenet, aa 1 ~ Ae eRian timaheaset an hicles passing per hour during ajresenting & syndicate. Darst then | | gram; 9:05, Book review; 10:09, . . ae ' iod from (476). 7:30 p. m Rec! ees aeket: “ reoms n . rs ee . ' and M. Neo 47 | hicles asein per hour and at | mes @uring the per gram . : ~ we North Market: « ott G14 Chestnut. Central 873. | oapqretne Ciark. above. ren MONEY TO LOAN and Kh. Buermad, 4°05 7, ' - at ee ‘ q)i) 3 \ : — oo oe : iit ; freight boats plying | ¢ St. Louis. The iron) , men take es ; rye. . "i aot . ’ AO each reaul _ Stud 4 7 4 r ime The d souths est o st. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. Serkstone. ® : " 0} ge TE PF ig wre ntay ews — fan a nF ety Aa ) LOANS ON REAL | 3 xy m., Children’s program; Bedtime ‘T06 Centu Hidg A. and RK. Kuntese S. 8th. ingcham. It is approximately 412 4.¢ the men who were first there, || 15 Chestnut. (c8) w Virginia INQUISITIVE.—At the intersec- 's¢ Louis. «old Iron Mountain yn n.. Children's bedtime story; 7:0 = : 1HFRYDT-EARICH: = ott ka nt CsT sSkeLL >= r vi — ————— EMME w | - = " | ; , ; y } tt to le £6 roo epee mene, | test MEO te ty. Perens oe BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALF soe Weatminster. ||| 22-hour period; that is from seven | is reported to have sold Midnight revue. POPC hard we _ » fecorated, rent $1560; S27 Ow Twelfth and Locust there are 762; | 190 : and Leonard A. Busby 7 ink : n, o20 te ‘ 9:30, Orchestra. o i Beet bande | | $1000 ~duwn: 95000. On second, ded_of trust. GOTTIIEB |1:. a4 V; Qik. 4000) eetoes Broadway and Pine streets there |i said to have paid $160,000 for |||" woak—Pittsburgs (46k). 6:30 p. Pps Le MOORADT & BON, 51:9 Easton. An > Room lIlouse Masv Ternis ' . —_——— REALTY. 2707 Franklin. Boment 4 ARL » oe Se , - ' . @re 645 the tract. |, PAMILY 1 LAT —Si2,300 anny DS 2646 Rusee bath, fur 1311 FRANKLIN . . : : : pach FN yh . ° +, a ~ yrprer ; ’ ; | i ‘ 4 a eed MTC oy cena | | 7 si Kameet. 2) . ‘iM.. Popular songs; 7:30, Musical ip) " Se - h a ‘ 4 SINGS HIGHW ay heres hea t alec? - eps ter | . P ' . = "en MiINI $ a, pw ‘ ty ana cn ’ ra bs 222 ) | " a 4 LEGAL INFORMA I ION. program. “7 ~ an : . ” vod he ; - r , Yo rl new. ~ . : 4" 4 a tee? ~. . ; ' ; - am ‘ ¢q*5 , Kaa , i = 7 . : " '* . , A — 4F , * ‘ rCentral. Soe Why ian oF Er sizie;, baroom ‘efficienesy: | T° "Gro THETJENS, 722 Chestnut 9 ae vine che, an an off KEANE & FRANKE na. RK. Clarion, he (By a Member of the 8t. Lowts Bar Association.) } —s eS ce 4 em oT TH! a ' Meam-heatine pienis. tie in — rr wepPprreTr | me re ZEN reisyr, 710 Chestnut . ' ‘ or a M Mitchel! = . ‘ ' . ce, B. J. M—YT will not have to Pp. mm. a : , . "° ns ,r ial nents $: 57 SS. 18 S oe a ~it 3 N08 Che St (e80) «ana | ) n7 rat | Fi—tte ts not necessary to take _ J. 3 ou ‘ , 2214-15 5. TWhLET gly "M yet be sold 14ers : | He | Ky , " Conop yRN DL oinie i pall Ub stnut mk cS = Vinkier, 22 OUT eut a lice ne te, conduct a shop| Pay any tax on your i923 In- Recital; 9:10, Dance music. $ 7 : : " ; -~ . ’ , cer ¢ ‘ . . P s eel ; oe vu ’ - 41,140) come meer iat ' a Yy tion ‘ — ss Tetaxe & BRO. 815 lk a . pod cm - con® Oris | the as rie and .. on a Qrenane® for plating and polishing stoves. come. Your income tax exemp WDAF— Kansas City Star (41!). mnY HIBEMENY REALSYY , Tor X. rt! .” , r r of Tinh ang + Monev see | _ Mi ; , : depends upon your status on the as “7 40% . er ear mie \ ) reanst 142% Iho wn. A. ) a — - | tere ; tom iS: re re n ) 1 2065 © air «tate that the, property ; ied then ou are en- i > > ae. r LX FLAT > FO : 71 , 0) iv 2 t rat f inte quick answer os vell. 4% stead were marrie¢ ren, ¥ ass) concer 745, cog PE ALTIVUD SINGLE PLA CALI. UP FOR FIVE ROOMS ¢ annum: price ShO.5% Pc amauaaie oan of interent: quick anewer. |: Ww Sina J, loewell, 421% Newsoss rate ve joint tenants, or to | were marrice Cid aans anune* Classical ; - eat ae / s .o Ts ; and 2» Ff it . 4 , 4 ‘ ‘ ’ pit ' a . ' , 4 : oR) al one, P op Wiens ’ Li and the eurvivor ¢ ? them. if t | tion. hawks. os irre bract r . ‘roch: $14,780 9 SRROTT. Reni a es Rat? itisx and Poplar. SL ‘ A na CE PMs er a WN Spring. 't what is desired. 1t does MoNUTT. — Und th ' . (360). 7 pr ; tora 1 and Perch; $14,7% ~—e%* ‘ sano P nd e, 3% Ky ah | ‘ter which names come first in| McNUTT. Under e circum- | WDAP—Chicago My AUESS : ATtiw rT, Teal tor , On r End Doubles , { heap ae | RAT ITY ~ ams : 4 T "cs" . ' yrs re! w 1 ‘CON ND THIRBDEEDS m, and ander aes 4407 DeTonty. Nrprecy.—A child bern fo per- him to try to straighten the rrmat- ? -30 M ond mn: only Si000. cash ea Tae ae ae ‘i | -I \ M | I, \ | ’ TC MW. STAR enut SECO: D A: . ecerummateeds =x ; 1709 Werret cane not married is called tllegitl-\ter out. Pick some one in whom 5. m.; Talk; 5:30, usic. se we “+ oon oT Tt se. CO... 4 ' ’ ~hs — me -_ — Se WE MAKE AND } y ; at r! . : ceropoulos. 1828 Chou mate (%) Such a child should us¢ vou have confidence, and follow WFR— Buffalo (3198), 5:39 T- p °°? Chestnut at. 7 ° Room Fla Bargain aid 08 {y? QO] ] H] 4 | 3 | quick ser Rat! ne ' ores ee ; its mothers ager ee yee his advice / m dinner music; 6:39, news - = ee eT ‘ a -« . A! J “+9 ++ - + } : Vv 4 , . a a a VINE 6 J AMILY PLAT a | " | 4 far ; ' - 7 ; ree Pou : ¢ re : 5 m | . , ) —- | va 1 ’ m+} th, fioor. en ha t een esta Li Bie ) id | ANXIOUS. —There is no law reé- | ports; 7:45. concert. - " nm ; $15.b50 ry en | ae , wendition;, rent $1440: price $10 rine. v a 9 N73 si at fints« } a rna ia 7 ; aw) R’4 « heet! ure! Nive SIS] and Olive & : ly ne ' | proceedings. quiring a son to support his moth- 55 , a see Cc ae Oe ae denon 4 Ma gaz MAK.—You can sell the — “~ er. If she is suporting him, fur- | WwGY—Schenectady (380), & ~ re -extmmen . offer - — —--—— we _ R | I: 17 Tt | a. = a» Den en "At ‘ra nhc let | efock for whatever the uyver B | nishing him with room and moard, hildren’s hour TOHIN HH. ALE ‘TT. Realtor. 709 C CARNON. Wainwricht Bice ‘ . j —_— seat .. and cottal re Led ~ A 20alls und T undazzo, WNIT Nor’ wr willing to pay, as long as no fraud | buying his clothes, etec., then he P. wi . Madison (376), 7:30 te DpOLKRL!. POUR ROOMS AND SUNRO LS AV. BARGAIN PARK AV. CORNER “ ah $2000: pr 10.000 At Exceptionally Low Rates Tooand N. Lear. cee can Francisco. is practiced and no false represen-jought to turn his salary over to HA— ye _ beets nary ood flioorr bd Wells = fine . -i, 4 ft is "rH 7 **r) : ert Lot) Shaw ew thi 3. , . ) Vania: i hwest onnet ; Para? - ele ruarant ia Our Prot 7 rm 7 . a , | tation made. We should think that | her, especiallv if she is fn need of m.- talk. « seeping porct sfes 1}l-room houre f r 2 Mate a pecure ¥ ropos a . aor 3 wud fellow the burer would desire to have it\it. This is assuming that the boy wIP—Philedelphia (609), 5:05 piekap : eat - eenine a. eee” : oA Pe ge : ——— — Love Van Ri yer ANG @ Thomner ‘4 invoiced again before buy'!ng. is not married. p.m music: 7, talk % . wre tealter é 1 7 , = ¢ } k ¢ hy an yt avs ee ° " s ** , : en —> - the market. See wu or i oane , = nO - . . » . ‘ LY | ». and ——_* ; ' cae SS DE TONTY MMR RR CO, 208 Title Guar BAS. Prom FL mRNA REALTY CC Investment bargain ’ Le 2 Cachimmeipicniz, 1416 No 2 MEDICAL QUESTIONS WIZ-—New York (458). Ae i. on ae, aks i on mes > . . - -_— — 2 ‘ + ard McCrary ood Lorain - 6:35 nee program, %-: pasmnsior hot water heat: 5 and 6. cle | lnt. $106 () ( ash at otal i VU el]-Built |: actoryv Ay Co. nd G. Panter, 40 “gunn | Flealth and santtation questions of public interest only twill be con — is . and 7:45, Irish songs: % lot 30140; price right. See us for cm Walton av.. at Vernon ar.. fin 4 He US ES—S6tl 1) a9 -oo4 | eS oes ya Olive 6560 Central 3882L 12 ayd 1. Dean. 46000 Med. application that would make thick |serve the hair. There are three }) WJAZ—Chicago (448), 10 Pp. ™- > *1168 =. - Pas an wract tute _ ormmiT Ta oan | Cocnran han . , , : forms of baldne . . 4-PAMILY PLATS . sh. &. CO 1614-4 ere ay —_ ————$—— ————— ——— = --——- — -—— rald. oF | lips thin. | ohneenie wy acer from a practical |!| musical program, artists, dance mu . 4125-37 Shaw av; 4 and 4 room, Sertrnt at. or H54S Wells avo it : y arta c fon © rmwt — . ’ pad | ee cin 14044 Hehet A FR. C.—There are 80 many |¢ure "baldnesa a ag feenatic | sie. i bene. hardweed Cleors. a LOANS ON PERSON’L PROPTV OE ure , re forms of insurance we cannot 4M- | baidness. The first two Pe most || WDAG—— Minneapolis-St. Paws A ‘ , _ — Le > ; ———————— —— ee ’ a Doauie we | ere “ER rate turmsane’ ice iot: rent A, pe . 37) Forest } at kK Bl. eve " ow ’ ’ ’ , a ~~ ( {) ~ k 2 wee . han a, ; nt $ per? | “gh sem - PO? oe Je Li, SS. Oy RAN |) | (;0)0)]) 13l INE i . K cee eding mone; See us for «ui nd A. Brown, | | waste sewer vour question regarding the amenable to treatment from the (417). 7 BD. ™. talk; 7:39 far miece 400 78 1% Swan aYv.: four 4 ‘an ant ; - Denmantie beds _ ™ ore _ j tem “3 there — er . ; in au ' and fur ure vais iow rates ane 9 . na 4 ee ~ Rroad issuing of policies. standpoint of a cure, although in b : ical ct are ne i ‘ ~ a9 hardwood floors, tile hen Oralr , er tur tin Vand c : yt fF ° s! \ mw atts so , - S040) an = de = Reon sage, olumDie F , aims = e A t Ciriating the teeth and | premature baldness the eventual tures, 9:15, ta k. = (309). ~ y in-a-dor beds separate furnaces; rent liding fin€ést matt bri prote art ’ | nd «™ — ~ ton 4 s. Sth i 1 Ae. wny, .. 2 ee Texan | L.—G ally. |loss of the hair may be del d WLW —Cincinrati . $2160 per annum, $2500 cash wil i _ rent S23100: sacri lore peveje nr nt ry , : A . : eae te were 2 7. at as mye an pe groaning is a symptom, generality, - nay 6 aye feach flat aie 3 — .) Oe avee brick serage: prorert: ) triet OOO cash to handle AL TOMOBILE LOANS if oan ehie. Alt Dodier.. cro@ome disturbance in the sas- so RB ig ag «me m., concert, readings; 8:45, band, & : mi i. ‘ WwW oO rm rs teen 4: ’ ” LA , terre ; " mre " ' , aut . . : sus imiduals on ante ¢ rou ff 18 ’ bbe oh i wg chee. prose ‘ , Fe oh Maggy * ey it ate men s. while you ' - nana Ran F, F tro intestinal — , tive, and ft is to this that the fol- |) | 9:30, glee b; 3:88. ‘¢ +¢ lak here —-— nom Wf HOT TE 7AT Mi AEs. 14 Chee gt RO per yea ef write mortgages to recuce net, | HT. ane stackburn, 42 lows WORRITED — We think a lowing apples. Diserder of the | | contest for radio amateurs. DOUBLE FLAT BA ‘WATER HEA , OO com on oat! BROS. I CE UU. ay hrederi 2 N, Guarautvy B , liv + a \e. Stevhe 45 Ma ftitt ko. the «welling. when present, | n the loses of the hair and this} | P - 7:39 tal 9 4 roome baths and fu en, © Brougheut: lark nt end ™ —_— oO 46** ntral TPAC Bees. r — ~~ sin — _. i RR. Rerrod: Jurverem ~ 4 7 1158 WEST PINE BL on wont, in : SLONALD. 7 ton »” STORES MUNEY loaned on automobile og _ ane PBs Bene ce four years is rather | be summed up in one word, “stim- educational lecture; 7:20, talk; & . — . eat =~ ' Ars t *. evenings. ail ~~" — eel r" yi lav , i ' ' i «= +} id 1 ; . ; | a. . in tag ee ae: [ - Remer = — “ ai ~ = : : ’ .e a fite arec if ~~. . Pa a A Ra sot S| ' é&. - ,* a2 nheveineranet ~ " Gever. too serious a drain on a woman ® | ulation. Weekly, semiweekly or musical program. - ys : - 3 ” au . | 33! i te’ = examined |eveu dally cleansing of the scalp ||| woo —Philadeiphia (509), 7.39 2 ) 7 t r > — were = Mt LEY va ned on aAUutorrot a ux ' aren | ‘ . ime era dade? Ves ne. » | itality. ¥ ou should be ’ egy ' oO . « . HN} { 1 ’ es _s Tin K} Rt ’ ’ tA my z. | rhe | nt ri ! cy ii | li ] ; ’ . x ’ ‘ . nora ' é . ' ' ‘ mié ~ . title, no red tape. Morgahk. an : si : ’ , , ‘ » | ! tor any abnormalits 5 ou cs uld § ud be practi ' d. This is Deet BOM Chea nut. ’ ‘ Dt er ad h -© Rie - ! . a \Z , a eile & and 2 ' arti not be advised intelligently with- done with the following wash: Sa- Pp. m., music; 7:45, concert; 9:4, — $7800.00 ption hall, bath. ee: au: ae t hire : ao oe * ST | SGONEY LOANED—On automobiles Ci . and BE. Hu bt. out this. Your trouble may be a > tae viridis, 4 oza.; alcohol, 2 o2s.; | | dance music. a NEW 4-PAMIL) | t: 4 rooms ae . dor nied | Se eft in your possession. 1421 Locust. BURIAY PERMITS apne Pod constitetess toa = \Suampecing ‘with. this ae hair & | WOR—Newark (405), 5:15 p. 1m R245 laf ie ras ) eend pte sor’ a : TT TT HIeTRICT , -_ ge” at pi 7 ee é ' ; res nt mus e cte ' . ; ‘ “ . no he gy tent age, . cot, ierir ate “Sn — Sa OT es 104.6 an — a nent MONLY loaned on automobile, no publi rth "2 months, 3850 West Pine. |} cordingly. An exatpination is also |thoroughly rinsed in clear water _|dinner music; 7, talk; 7:15, tener e Murphy bed. rent 0 “m4 ert 1» E es oral Y rdweod floors. tile |). eold quick! "ty ick service. 4464 Easton. © Anna Po — —— |i necessary to advise whether woiees oe — thoroughly as pes. | solo; 7:26, talk on etiquette; 7:32 ek eNOERSON-STOCR SS Coane a Wat tt Bide. (4) | iva wick fireml Soe geil RTANLEY EPetr te 464. | joaned on furniture ance at en Tussell. 00. eee chestnut. | not you should auras, 7o"t coast: Carboliec acid, 8 greiae’ x oome 2 || music recital; 8, musical program. =’ . oe a ince Tae 1 e $2" nont aT eave — Unve per « : ontn pele > .. 0 a4 Park. Rabies are aiway GP . i309 LAFAYETTE x fT MODERN WEST END @15.790 lesan OD ee chestnu' ere ae n iy _ a ve ma were : N | ¢ea. but often the milk of @ run- |e drams; cologne water, enough to | WwoOS8—Jefferson City (449.9), 8 “wr? : . "4 7 " 4 tT?" \ «tt, ' ' . -~* 4 ‘ ’ . : . #- . . ; MIO NT ( AS | ’ r fami HOME N\ LUN xWwOoOOD SM ALL A j s reiwT LAs PAR - . , ’ . ‘ Au iA , cence - *. mon : "nm er is not good for the | make 1 of Mix thoroughly and ap- _m., band concert. - - ™ . V Apart ment 7 £15 YOU Sst tanned 6 . oplles: pring own . . oA rn . ’ uA “lad dow rl moth E ly as follows: Make - art in the : P m ° . = he hese ar 4 PINE : Sn wavareer® Cit ee. a iene: we @o fi eronica Ford baby. ia - WSB—Atlanta (429), 10:45, mur ick seam tent rent $240 per month; Kieesbury afforie a combinatio coe ae I sR ‘ D | X \ |. ST AY KN [" ( OR. ership certificate we cao ona F arent . artin. Bl St. 4 ii > ae rollowing ie a formula air and drop the mixture on the | : } eh anil ff and falling hair: alscalp at intervals of an inch and _| sical program, 12, special revue. ANDERSON -STUCKE-Bt rRM ANN: wi ome. There are 2 apartmen'e ery Tespect vis - z ! 7 > Us es : men's Rank Bids — - \ 1 St — a ee |\| for dandru saan 4 andruff in the |rub in with a soft brush, a tooth WwTAM— leveland (390) 7 PB. ROR Chestnes taeindiy . aried persons , et . eertain amoum' of dan : - , rell. Cov h ! r i ——— oy | olin . . ° it , sf ‘ ’ ; P - MONT} eae aan anfider fial : ‘ . , we - " evict? j bed wae liouse. a on Son + a . rma,l it is t hoe natura! brush yg we : over t ° Fc p 7. concert program. Ne W | dou hle llat 3 ~ » napa . to ten’ % ook ‘ib pe «(1 : ; — 0 Ache . ad “ vie eo , i . re 2081 Railway Exch a eT he ae . > \arritt ‘ «foliation of the Rg a ay te oe we ~ ng os | “3-—Detroit News (517); 7: ' , yee : , : rtrnents abe es eaitp . ———_——_- — . Bere “as26A lows the skin of the scarp = - Gq BE na fener yrch with ; hie, tune ‘oO Tow! oe made im) | roacw %) as 670g Plalr. petit and ‘ia very often found to! faithfully and persistentivy wnil | i on mente Ane ; ) , amedlt , . | ou a’ ms : “a ' and at rice ~ fes nutes. Aute , - ‘Gen 4 435% N. 9th and al f ing of the hair; exces | the hair ceases to fall or the case ) rf S5000 cash. balancer ontbl y* ; : N ' = a? —_— al n ' im, 4 nowt © ey boom - aul , ot L,erne?., #2. ' . recede tail : — ’ ANDERSON TOs ip eR | : oer pan oe eee 1283: - _ apa | tal hasix Of be. , THANED — $26 to 30000. on Oh amn 87, 2126 Kugenta. ve dandruff, therefore, merits at-|must be abandoned as hopeless. ROR heat nut . «a rt nd . sam? . ; in ’ > a 1A} AY sil ~ a . Flies a - : : ‘ . ———— . We oo ; “ue a. “we ‘ _ ‘ “ae ne ¢%h . . we 491 naot . “ 7h tj ry Morris Pian ' pa vabie im wv y stn "rp her as, "1% hier = a patter * . + ~ . Fur ure, Pianos | hg te eS eT — at Greenfield eatee-s | presuss aus s ” partm mt to be > J — - / va vour y = . n t’ 9 ‘ . ’ : ' ” —_ . = rorure ’ : urnit : . ’ . ‘ >» : Eain, , Terma of $4000 down wt Bee rage: $11,000, | WASHINGTON MI. BOOB 12 automohb ‘Tor .» *% , . eo Pugitt +. am rank rugitt: cue | : rt ™ y. The farm relief measures under prepa- VY Bis : ne atear beheet » S Oe agus - ‘ ’ ex " , * by ted : session of ~ TY? cellent ” or wr ¥ nr ; ‘ : 7“ a 4 © avretand Ti Prainte al + chetone A 4 rer re. ex | c rood ndorsement -t ad " " rt »? ah. ; > = 4 alfmort y: desertion i! be con u | ration in the pr esent All were enlisted men, with the *1.500 tclatr , 7 ~~ allowance for its ett t. aaa ah vor poder furnished rer AGENCY wt i hope t° S800 i: ITP wit j}U-roeen mo Te TTCRIN'+ Lt : ; an su ; : o mir 2 he | - ° ; r ° earby ',)? > ne . N i? INV EST M KN T o ir M 7 . . et . : ; ‘,;Tta e Johnson frem In J s“hneon . cas "RB we £ for Wie 5 A “aa Congress. exception of three com mn ieastio WOLF-POLLACK R. E. CO.. 101 x, Bat in the Weet End; priced at , : ——— —— A 1 L 4 : 5 Le rrsse ” e rT ) aL 4.4 rome, bath. the urnished: see owner. Box W-1l» ioe 3 of child, tndign! [heme conducted by i) reem house ba tt : | Rei DENCI ! ae @ goome and kitchen maa — an # Yelle from John Zell ltwenty-second and Hebert strests. Mony | The bill proposes that the cor- officers, a Captain, a First Licuten- ———_-—___— ———— me Clara. excelient 3-3 reeme and Rn ~~ - " Teeat, ‘lectric, Thew aa decorate & gree . he wuthea® . praeare es . | prom! nent persons den Te am maa for furnace: a@l- pent, Sr aa xtures ” ¥ cm ae rent $1° r ( | q rosnty usted agen - Simpson: | ond creeds are on f ; poration set up under its provisions ant and a Becond Lieutenant. Orig- West sn Painianton by card only os Mee adeventer for keys ; —— 5 Te ot of feutels, ES ms “ v ~ Co. a Bs ane _ t , Reinharét | Which is heeded bs . be empowered to market abroad | inally 116 were serving life termes, ERERADT € BON, BITO Pants | ReDENCE FOL etic e Soume waramee.| Giang atid. 2007 Mar veo vet Gwe signature. Be- and altmony: indignities.) Oe. oye sos omy (the “exportable surplus’ of staple | but this number lus been reduces new 4-family: modern, 6-room eff | ——— — : ; “Z net home _larae lot: ex chert : os / rity ond indorsets ee in ¢ = 7 ag Be seems Poco = | os MRE ETM A Te in nett ee yee- | farm profiucts, particularly wheat | to &4 by commutations of sen | rent $3000; butit by owner, 41908 DENCES FOR SALE imargved. MARIZN OLLAN. & FINE : | Entire, oth. total disability, or destructio Garrett {ro Henry Garrett; ‘erday by & beeger to, whom she save,” | and livestock, and to charge beck jand otherwise. APARTMENT — 1h iy, in the hee Central 2 >. ae er meat. oak ——s Exceptionally \\ ell Built . | yeee Sere oF ant. our repngeees | f maiden name of Walker, | Gime whee De ov in her face ond thes hit | to the grower the difference be- oll 3 : oh *. nol: possession 3) dsy Perk 2 Ath ting | plan the eediest. Only system | Mee eentine Sunday from Otto Sunday ‘her. she reported. and ran ewer. ‘tween the foreign price and « “ra- Held om Sugar Theft Charge. 3 YELM AR AT (RAN 1) athe, 2-nar sarees parinent and & fints Aiea ot O00 , ! ) -* APARTMENT FLAT — 31342 5 4 yin “pet le bho kk aouth o? - we terme of i aii, | -_— in this city. Fair to you » 7 ws meretian © siden name of Genie; in- | nnnia WELCH. 49 YEARS OLD. OF | tio price” to be established from Four men are being held in te ons, — » Be = ari eIMER A mR REA! é.. 7 . for SP000 en LS EPACKLF ia i T t) inguire tote S aN LAAN & NY Cr , " “s | enna ge grvenur. my painter éoing | time to time Grantte City jail in connection with akin FE ee eT PARIAN BARGAIN || HEMMELNANT Si estnat sit __ | 49g Liberty Central Trust Bids. Gabet, Morath from Adolph Meret; | SHA Cork on the second, foot ot ston | oe ast theft of 150 sacks of sugur decorate! rm. REIMER & RRO MN L a2ub Marviand; © ie, — . tel | HOR Olive ‘Tlion i Rounenfeld Millinery . 610 Waeashingten | -_ the WELLANDER REALTY Pee hl — ber Bee tis. —_— = — afte Pide good joration house. jot ing t firet-clase shape, apartn = hr Face eb. ok See PE w. Oth _, —_ ~ ) PiatT—i1440 ) A at 7 y gee ' ——— —_—— ———— ———— igvenve. hort his balance af epre Cee nee . , &£ 3900 block: 10 rooms, a ow’ 7 \ GET our Quotations on listed aud Us- : Teems: int GY - Aare : joan cent. 4008 Parr & rooms. moder Ce ine night, onta ttand “Goer Sergeant riaAT— > « grod ion. " ee any ug '@1500 down only ; i —s ———a ; - Co 101 . Ott modern B- | Ay. ROURT WOLPF-TPULLA' % ’ “In ee YrrR . ) 7 | lowe ®t : | in his head, continued | 4m ice box. ending an analysis i & yee tnt if ; om wie eon venience s i! i A FIN E ( ‘ORN ER UN 7 . ry , & ten Universit» PYTT ley i nivers(, bullet wound Ee _ | tender, is being held. Schollmeyer : ) 2 ; — ‘+ from Grand and ove, @ . , = 3) at Gans, however, said they were un ; TE REALTY & LOAN OO TT ; ina . 7. 108 WN mt Gbjive _———$———— from a shew cas ~w «& Scholl mayer” ree = ! — , 4507 — floor. lle suffered con famils | . house lot 7hx150; price low: | — . —— ure SAI JE, 18TH STs Cwerhot REALTY cH.. 107 West Ove 1014 02 Central Nat. Bk. Bids | : : "vy ' ~ ~ LL ‘ ‘ 4 4 , ' , . st? ‘ = - ; md . . - Hamilton.» | ee North LWOLF-POLLACH cD) terms: barts ss tt “heatnut ea e% sian iaiddiiin still In @ critical condition from the supposed beer were diacovered in | | MAM > ores ‘ ~ STUDENTS OF ASHING heat tie be h ’ nt * prim & reor cea elliing* TOM) 7 ’ : @: : — — vy | ' meet tomorre’ ' ai i*on the mend” teday. His phys; | of the brew, John Sonnen, t Taurel, brand-0ef e egg ‘ane ; “~e “AF _ “heetnut -’ Routheart cofner of Olive ant G Hall to dobete Somutror 14 ; 8 ch; a} . Wi ANC r and : aaa ron + was absent when the raié was _— — N. Ath. Centra 6083 (5) ba A mit 7 jarge rooms : + facing ing. tot T2s18~ . iat’? Bank B _ a — on able thus far actin oe a wa “ i mabhinn, balance - ==34 ——— ; ndition . | ' nangition ™ double gar as. $s" O0. - pete $5800 Pr annum. proce * ‘ in. Pe ° . ete ~-F tiene > fous of dang. rie . - » = ' ’ urnace chu CO Or. | tenion bw ca : 7 - ten. $57 OOF pa ial a , — tral 4360 ‘ol 4) W ashingten t = rimag eee ve b £ LOAN CO anew Meoctr ADY & = 51°79 wen HUGH H. STEN ant. Act.. 1002 Cheetrut cu h. Central 5000 ca) Forest S920.

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7. a. eae ee a . 39 ST >0ST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MOKE City Curculation Man the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | : : tion and . ' , nigh: - ADVERTISEMENT Austria Bays New Auto Gas Patent. ;; ? Al ee ee alee ied agen ; | — j ‘ a — _ormeereonde nce of tbe anwcart Prem. Naiye om see , a 4 a ’ ‘ ; ill r -_ AT MIDNIGHT Witt crouP “"MUELHEIM Feb. ~.— franz . rad Kan. Durham, XS. t.. i RR P--ss. Rome br masked robbers withim ator’s hat on the stairway. rusbed . aaa 7 Women = Fe af - ~~ - . , ; -_ a, rift - La eed = — - + ; = . , : he ¢ the Fischer. «a German chemist. bas Ok... Milwaukee. and Russell. Ky. | JME. Feb. 2°7.—Senato: A the house. up and fired a revolver at the reb- | | ee ee -Awsbesed st miduight by * succeeded in producing a benzize- verte Bergamini. editer fer manx3 They stabbed the Senator. struck bers. who fied. Iwo suspects ere o- eR Pep DNESDAT. PRS ANS ct. OM ; o ° set ; : : . _—— — . — . . > . 2 . ee r: ‘a on boarse bark of your child with a Hke fluid from cosa! gas that Report of Balcarian Eievott Denied © * = of the Gionale dItalia and him abeut the face with stee? giewes arrested rear the villa. a eudder attack of croup—wbat would -enorted to be satisfactory for ust . ~~ es ree presicent of the Press Asseciation. and teek fromeTis pockets 1790 seu dof Thousands of mothers are in motor cars. He has so d his . patent to the austrian Governmen* Bulgarian lesa ‘ aare le ed : - WASHINGTON ed ee be ee ee Ae LIEUT. WOOD, FORTUNE IN H cafe il eclring this problem with satisfac i tien. One ema!’ ao »€ Toe Drake . ° 22 5 a7 , 4 a tae rl+ Y- WATE 2 H —for ror. ette and bar minutes—more thar two coses are Protestamis, dut bi ng what i terms th malevolen ; . EATERS seldom secessary. [tis saic, peas - -} Onecert | ant. reliable and dees net cause 3 ee : cemmunis volutiot The dix- ; vomiting. The largest se.img croup Det t tranqguil- > ~ ont Remedy ie America. Recommended and guaranteed ber all @raga we. 5@ cents a bottie—worth Foo = => & @. fife a ~ sab agyegegiret The quickest war te grt Somer a Ge PEPUDRRL TETRA ADA PRTEAALETEERENLTTTAOTTLGGLA RG beeeeeeeeetiatiiiapenecancseeeeeseee eb eeaul aacerei ELIE LTITYYYYTYTTVIT IT Le) VL et It’s time to buy. ~~ om oe : ~~ OR ee acre egg omens Pa, Sg: Wickigue t+.. %. Leuis Reichardt Weter («.. Webeter Grevee. We. Metets Weter Co. 666 Lemar Perrs He. Yerth Side (hewretct («. 4555 Waree tr. *t. Leas ™. Leete ( cunt» Orthwetn Weter (erp. 4988 Perest Park BI Atbee-Jamcre “eter (oe. (lartee. Me. **. Legie 5 Tee Werer ( er co. T1464 Delmer wt. =. Lewt« Phillies Wetter Ce. IIs Lecest “«. Se. Loewi« —— ce Deaetee Ar. a Veter (oe. Wee %. Greed 4. S¢. Leuwur- ‘ ‘S Peer tute Ce. Tost « Jefferece 4+. St. FE Grevrete tete (ee. G52 Greveia. *¢. Leet (ref. Werelle. Werecr Co. i Beoter pales co 14s §. Klee’. Harding (bevretet (oe. 104 St. Clair 4. ~. = Paet “¢. Leele Pi. Standard Weter (ar Ce. 1'e6 Miteeis Ar. Past “¢. Leweix T. a. F. Ritchie, Ince D Street, Granite City, DL - one nae ‘_re om Cl Please send me full information about te - *™% Cumetlative Preferred Steck of Unéen o- . tric Light and Pewer Company ef Diieeis. — POPCHPUIME OU OEELEL ti -*en eee * © © ae TELAT Aen ae ee me 'hehaadbiaats ty | teres

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- WEDNisnae ee FEBRUARY 32" - LDV _ —— rw RN in Its influence = 60h Women’s Features \ | . ARY 27, 1924. S : “Yi SI - a: m™\, °°. (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *2* 9 [Proputar comes | WSL BN + Sle News Photographs WS ** All worth i g a SNES DA yy FEBR! ni om Aang “whi : wy: . SS S ww x their IN*Piration le thi WN WSS SY SS QAG \ : : . SS SS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1924 cCinets of the Scie thin ‘ NN SX WS NS SX SS WS NX NW AW ne NS » WS WS WY WS Enviresmege eS — AB WN _E XS 3 o 2 N \ XS ‘ WS _&X & \ so ment, oN WX, Wg ye aa ‘ Sk \ ee KAR BN RN Wragg’ PAGE 33 mount im portan : y LLL AAs hbbbbbbbbshdbihisiLiiisicigeiiunnnnnnncccO EET LLM dd LLhddbddddddddddddddiddddiaadadaadddddddddddddaddaaacickisaccitaacaaiacacacddc4ugcgaiadddaddddiddddddddadddddddddddtaccddiunancnnccccl Lhhhbhdhdddbbssnrauann22.24222442.2.2.......,2 nd. ALASTPTTLAAPPDAMALALDLA ASDA AAALDAAALD LASS ALD EL EAL ASSL IA A ALS SIs hdhdddddiiiiiiiiissssddda -- rene is a ., = the Februty tthe last wae «=| LIEUT. WOOD, WHO MADE THREE-IN-ONE TRAIN FOR DETROIT’S STREET RAILWAYS JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER TODAY rock Litton Purnitass SMM FORTUNE IN STOCK DEAL : 4 Orme errs SHATSTTTSS 13 PPPS ISSSISSTS IS, urniture May now be t' cal TS ae Bae me Savings of 15 to 59 per PE STESRETCERTFO TOOT tatserscoerces : Pivas LSSOESSISSSAS SSS SSSSD IAD SSDS AOSTA 64S A rrr? a¢4 A new trolley car train, the first of its type ever to be built, which has been delivered to the Detroit Department of Street Railways tor operation on its tracks. The three-car train seats 140 passengers, a greater seating capacity than afforded by three ordinary trolley cars taking the same space, and is op- erated at less cost. nnResnanibneittiet: ‘atindniiitin tetas. Wie llllddlldldillddddddddldddddddddiusdhdidddddlslidiiiilidllcviccvcr LAE ble CLL LLL LLL LLL LLL EEE Ze “ ‘ (hidhitittd SAS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS AT HOME e we toys “~~ ~- John D. Rockefeller, in his eighty-fourth year, at Lieut. Osbourne Wood and his baby son, from a : Ormond Beach, Fla. The photo shows him after photo made just before Lieut. Wood left Manila for ‘ LLL LLL ) ; , ; church services in the Ormond Church. © rotograms. ‘the United States. He is resigni f : , ‘. | Ei will go into “ah he ela an ew ee aac trie | a LOVE IN A COTTAGE BUILT OF ORANGES Y Att thd JAA fs? 4} IA Sips VSI 44d iA AM Msddddddiiid J, sa Ldhdidisnite to Europe. Wide World P SLE SA AF SF 444 oS ae % z a 4 bed dh - —_— the 04-9 - _——e ’ a4 4a 44 A. . AAA A FOI II III III III III III III III Mh AIM Mh hh Mh hdl Vliisittiddiliidas thd. OG Bp GPO, ¥ ; | t ‘ 4 ‘ wee + FRE. EO “=. r ° ae >. The National Orange Show opened its annual exhibition at San Ber- nardino, Cal., the other day. This photo shows a bungalow built of thou- sands of oranges, one of the many displays. It was entered by the cities of Hemet and San Jacinto, Cal. —P. & A, Phote. In Gen. Butler's drive on bandits in Philadelphia a test of & new tear gas nightstick was made at the police model farm near Philadelphia. The stick looks like ar ilar patrolman’s nightstick, but has a small hole in it. ick looks like a regular p E vear-old daughter, Mary Hay Barthelmess. which permits the gas to escape after the charge is hired. > 2 A “Prete WW ddd dddddddddddddddddddddbseeccecrrO cc dldddddddddddddddda WIT TOO nnn cdddddddddddddbdddbdddddlidideed csersrrrrsessasssssarestedsddtsdtddTbTrsTTTlTTIGbTLTTTLLTLLTLbLlTlbLbEdlselL“lEdlEd ddd dsTsddllbTbd dd lsd ldld ddd sd sdas ddd tllTbdldlllbdbTblEdd ll add dt lbds bel LelsTslslllsesssstsllll“Z(ZI™ REBURY ITALY’S UNKNOWN SOLDIER — - Richard Barthelmess, the movie star, and his aah hhh dh db bbb ddddtddddddidddddddda ” “STARS IS STARS’ —DOUG. AND MARY GO A-VISITING a ee wet SS ee = . “aiaie ek a ~ i = a a . 5 “— _> ‘ Se Se : * . “ . Ss eS = a aS : SNS > % ae ee : oe * x . ‘ ; . 7 > 7 « - - -, . . * . e # ia = ’ u* , » > ’ , - ut ; a , a ‘a i” Nh ae ,. ‘| : ai wae | ff “ae : rt ; fe, “er a “ *, - oo )- il at eran EA ; Lee, wae A " =i 4 7 *= re . ws CIA, . = _ : el ed . : 4 Company of Illinois, Shy ~ * ; ne 7 : x : 7 ——— ll ee ye me aA | d daughter, behind the scenes at the theater Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks call on Mr. and Mrs. Stone an . og neh red mone where the Stones are Stepping. Left to right: Se ee spe ota sam ir M ar vy Pp 1c k f 0 rd c n d F re d St one h 1fT se l f . - ALAALEADLADLCOLMALDALS LAL LALLA AL AAA LALA LAID DOOD ALAA L ALLL LILLE LLL SALA LLL LLL LL ELL I LIL Shs TTADSACLAPLATTLPOLIALELOLLLATTAILLILSS SA tt ttt tls ttbtdbbt da tht bbb hb bb dll tl laddbbbb ld bld bb ll dll dd lld sll tll dd dt tt bb dsb dll la 0COOELCOCLIEOTOELELSLEDITTTILEELLESS ALLE SOOLPPPPLSDAT OG ASSAPNSD NASA SAELAEL MD POIH EA SAE SSVILS Sp, Att ttt ttt ttle dd ll ls ededdl tells tll C Ahdde : SOOELOOLELEEALLS SALGALAD AA ALA AALS SADA £ - ‘ - —?. & A. Paete Ag 4 Hah ap y feet y 4 7 . ie

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eo — Be re ety. oa t P:R PP LOL Ve “? | Fiction «I : : : Kitchen Pottery The Revelations of a Paid Com | | IsOnce Moreto ||: HE. WOMAN OF Te : | By Marguerite Mooers Marshall ieee Seen in Stores By JANE PHELPS Be Seen in Stores THE FAMILY ALBUM A Daily Story . - | ccd Cesrvizht. 13°24 Pres Publishing Ceo . of | rl pie | Girl's Struggle |§ Axthor of “My Husband and I,” “A W . | Wanda Barton AMILY BIEBD OF PABADISE CHA! TER XIX. : ” | : us is we Tu ‘fle his featbers: — ~ ; . ’ h . & . = 4&4 Bail MRS. ELL WOOD'S [ILLNESS SHORTESS BARTON'S VISIT. : fru ' what be does, Young Nuisance is alwars right “eo ~~ wT >'* ¢*> rtonu Et! ‘? RETURNED to my room assuring myself that Bartoc | All this is chaneed ns : , Dounce a sofa pillow off our unsuspecting beads, was nothing to me. that bis coming made DO possivie Gisrree oak — ) eaten ge : Pu . we can’t hear curselves think. - ’ ~~ it100 = ? : Yet even as I did so, I felt a premonition toat piaying, and why can't the poor child trouble of some sort I was surelr capable of taking care of mrse: i . . , ~ i dani ' pulse any advances he might make—he probably would . al , ’ expe! ) im , . We alwars bare the perhaps bad forgotten me Yet it was with trepication t- 3- : >t 2 20 r Mamma’s precious swered Mrs. Ellwood's bell, hoping ber nephew wou! of course. and. for the room. He was sitting beside ber, chatting ga) ) | biue I cGecoratic r * , oe “Indeed I do! I hare alwars felt she was mr protege smears — ' der yes be jasnt he id. e again. ‘oat member you asked my advice, and I told rou to secure | if yor | “ | ) al etait eel ee do could.” He turned to me, the well-remembered crzica! i] 5 2 decoration Thes 2? i° Las a process - : maies rusiiag face. and beld out his band. re and x 12 ange Oe , Back forth, be ki the dining “How do rou do. and are ther treating rou well?” =] “ oy ear , = “,. ; ost - = | —s ' 4 : : of water. a sharper kuife. some gm I am very haprr with Mrs. Ellwood. : ; LTe oct | — _———e shake bands with him. or attract Mrs. Ellwood's notice. tan % : ee , 7 : na =, : : . ~d nested b + in Though th es st “sare le new furniture. “That's fine: He - . ’ ' ‘ . ' te¢ : 7 . ‘ ~ gets away Wits > attend to my duties. : : , und ow sa od , F Pa ber ae : . ~_ : : >t ning ioes ts Diameworth) I bad been needlessly upset. 3° Lreun« —azes 4 ine | | | : ' eg! - silt alae sea etal ~ For he : 20r. you know. and bors will be bors: Molile came to my room before dinner al! exci , | | : | . . ims ironed as ordered. ef ber cousiz. “Tli show Larry that I don’t bare to sit heme waitinzg pew tbat Barton is here.” she told me. “He took Nancy Li again last night. I know [t was because he was anerr with Ill get Barton to give some parties for me. and be isn’t the only pebble on the beach.” “But Larry won't mind rour going with ee much older than rou are.” : “Of course he won't. you little gocse. Eut men I'll make bim invite.” Whenever I had oppertunitr in myself studying Barton Ellwood. He az and I wondered a bit at her liking. ft Sy Barton was good-looking in an arrest! ort c ! a7€ he | : eyelids were tired, but when the irises under th« -came interest« § ra th va N teres ae ay: — . 7 4 ; 4 : . = ~— © > ; — ‘ps : ene saw that life bad hardened and concentrate | EY. co ; ' ; | raga oe a 2 mple Aannin et O eluded it was his self-sufficiency that attracted Mollie. that he fixed = : 7 allan’ ete with 7s oe values for himself tmstead of accepting them. It appealed to a cer: = | ere . picked ' tain like quality in herself. Ther were both fui! of force. afraid of = : : ec ’ id nape : EEPING acefully i t} which was the seat nothing. determined to hare their own war with life. " ) —— . 1 ir od and e si = ate un ligh ¥ in? uisition With Guy I soon perceived things were different. Ina war he @eemed to resent Barton. although he was distant!» l ex mot see that he affected Mr. Ellwood at all, althouch rit . ns een 3 ye 5 Bie ts Lz st : tock te « she * of the rich city whi — ) 2 bis aunt, whom be laid bimself out to please. . sm : ; ‘ ing Rores C | = | Seain’s oF st stronghold on @> irid pictures of the Inquisi- Be was to remain with them some time. : . a | ong oem Carribean Sat i from which “0m of Cartagena. The truth ; : , e ce \ r 4 Bi ) ake . 20 to ~-G.ses . } that ti sccaneers were pirates «Now that ft seemed as if our lives were going to be Iired in +) . ~ ieee re — OE SBOE BE oO a : re burying erill , of galleoms carried ,. ain: tm Engiaeé when same bouse for a om > must hide my dislike as best I : 50% th er pa" These come in white with 4 : id Spain. Spain and Engiand were at peace really had no reason for it. it was intuitive. 3 ene”) ii EIN a ine | olor on the edges and - tan and attacked Spanish merchant Barton beard me discuss a writ 22 ' = ‘ o20r awe - 2S. in the different ue patterns — Pa a os ships. Their meal of the | = ™ —_ . citer with Mrs. Ellwood, and . dettes on we — : : : jepr steamers make Cartagena a port of —" * : ; ine to be thankful for. ; bis latest book Ost o4 : eects : aes ' ated - es Ss 2 arge circu z I oO . oS 2 US rut I . ted ; Was pa , > Tee . Boot to. ; sein : —— ” ygee oes ; ‘ oo ealing +4 it in the vase with bers. He would way); r a} 22 - : . Loi ' cae | 1 n babit: s who rang *rem jet inte its clutches. Besides the buc- ’ } ~ Salil it with an unfinished sentence floating ; , et : | ; | aaa _ a: — “we . = ve ight tan. The pure caneers of the Drake-Morganm typ*. C ‘a , me that is sew . = bo s ie Ls For t tho like ' oded C: istocracy of re otdinary pirates who made | c y _ / -. « " Yet there were times when I cou th adie , _— 1 — : : the elect rel 3° i 3 (LContunued Tomernm : eiery artage lis > 1 the hilis. their headquarters in Jamaica and | *» x- leated dretees ~--* " 3h d : i ' | : : Be 3 . — ~ : shapes = , hed ijies ¢ mn the city and wax preyed upon ail crgtt that sailed . | et tote Ee ane 8 eta ee ae Bene a : eae Ota ’ t2) their fruit Pp antacous. the Spanish Main. a | now. as they did wher eae a Ss SS se They often come to town on steam-|' Cartagena was founded in 1523. - ? : awk oe _ — — + Cae &h (-4*An ee, ’ ~~ _ _ , +. : ; : — oe ndberee aie = days, but do not like to live in amd when Drake besieged it was . 7 | nent. Well, Ge ie — — —— ———S 5 eee Re | A REAL SOUP r 7 , a — ot See” wt wae . is *a ti Rs > A Sneceguincd Authority on Matters * wy mw YUer Ls t 1 n he wall alternatetr into the hands of royal . iin eeed of aid Pertaining to Hou~choid : Me 2 ACA Ew OR ON : ri fiamtion . ¥ mas sand republicans im the days of ‘i tiet 1 — P ive : att obsolete as are the revolt against Spain led by Be'- have do : pay “Ci 7 | | Not $15. . hy 7 ' | 3 . even in Eureve will more | pastent : > of Cartagena are est soup ané th kind = iain ne lose- y preserved medieval fortifications typically Spanish and few are less er ae Bea ; aoe is A _— 9 — 2, be found than here. Inside the than a couple of centuries old. Wich —s , ; : . iy periec : Frith Lanes nm : 4 walls are several! fine churches and & ¢windling population there was one Little need for construction. Buore possi>.e accessories — OF eo oe ine “aor * ae : -- ~~ iC. UGlas —a@ gin with ther are croutons wh! SPINACH SOUFFLE. offer a delightfu! usin time 7) ‘th. dirt. rhe sete i ne | e ; > olive | a | ‘irtue dwell! ¢ th ~* es 2 naiemesse snr ; a Meit three tablespoons of butt: IVORY BUTTONS > a “e 'n @ Small saucepan. add three ta- - ° os - viespoons of flour sifted wit! nm CTTON fourth teaspoon each of salt ne ‘ust now as ertenenie for fried | = : . tresses. svery oussaqas — nme ig that e tact t be gd : . aie — - : — aii Seular are seen on biack and wee °? Cm eee +” : - - : . . . : - a « - —- y La . cn _— . ’ ” - —_ . ; > Sia.. 1401.) e ~4 ~ Wass 3 a « e>? ft as ma - . « ; ~A . , aa ae 2 - - oe idee ‘ _—_ brownp satin frocks. Mest gris butter and baking in the oren un biz ;O a! lands st gets | : mn ae a coal : Sess nit ge ne ete “_-—- ) think these are simpiy itmitsatien til delicately Drown or sauteri ANU reas bac sKIm “ > on ; t ; . . « : , | 7. : of cocked spinach t tvrory. knowin that real ivory 2 : Te . ; ; oe — te —-— * 7 them in just enough dutter ' n 7 : Ja. : - ts " _ ) : —— oil drained and pressed would be tar too expensive to uss . 7 7 . in , ' r- | ; — : sal a ‘ oe roy na ; st ner a t However, they are . nD : 3 s n> and ler i- " " n ~ : » ° . 2 ~ . - . a 4 } $ . se © - a - —s - -* « — ot " brown them is @ more pie ™ peeencn oh , : a bie « , . ee : wat i won im ene sense, for ; » ote ' aes ‘ial ' ; as Of : 3 20 Mor -% 3s si SS = (2at Save off — net od. | , : » con- ) _ iy ata | mea oe ten nett ie at Se ae emsaneel ee re net made from ele- rowtens are ether put into the irribu lefect! oe the 3 , , , . ' ; ' ; . phant tusks, ther are made fom «a : y | . cm iy rye ee ee ' — arene mee rl sg" nut which grows in South Ameri- “im io : P nom om e body ane ) ; . ca. from, which come what is a separate dish. Ther shou!d never : ie . pe | the whites of sted vegetable trory be put in the soup long enough be- party pay 4 ) KOI thes There are but three ree s beaten until stiff and . ' , : Sin > =a le retrograce. the station- ry 7 tn a buttered baking pe : o@ Mher uses for stale bread that ie Sk ; —— ; - : = | > ‘= | “a ‘= : - -_— ae * — ~ . ali te the soup course are cheese Tt ts because ‘he face irty o h ar Pntang , ie , ~ . mi because rour efforts to clean it a: stiasalatis ae ” : : . The r : bread cranta, a tablespoon of grat- stocks. Here the bread : maeseper - - cc - : t turns tlie ¢€ feiescop ed cheese stirred into one-fourth orn ion to the bodr. ; — alli long. narrew oo strips. : - “ Se el | 5a Uc: e brig cup of meited butter may be spread A.most everrdSod wasies . @isturbance i! é > oe " ' ; % * . ee yutter and then "=~ *th s sards severn! ‘i —™ ee : . , ” ; 3 . - is me: at a orer ne top defore daking. Serre . ind 2 i pod ceive SUSPicious. with veloute or cream sau - oper | » ree ; es ie , ' c-¢ , ' ' pepper. and. gradually soup as it ts served or passed in tore serving to become so*%ened. ft , nk = , : . , - ian, id the progressive 7. cheese and Pp aced in aA sot , fnger nal! s or knee to drown. Cheese crackers may clean or grimy. but > -f ‘== ~~ - , 46 hy - ~ =) posits ee *& A ‘a he used with be: POTS GF BiG | neste chance fo . > : —_ . * . : P : ~ = ™ _ : : ™ - . 4 | = — . = _ - “sie i « - : , *) I . ' ml " Z > ee , : ie ’ Pre ‘ _— , i ton dishes. Chicken ma a dence I vrentu: that : ' foubt. bh war th ie ma ga ray ag ° : . for dishes ta | average person washes bis face Suet of :he akin has 3 y days. of long. bright bears a s That Are Late rich 3 2 5 he once en gett re :t ae ' ~y ° cs ‘ ° . o _ ‘ - ms . rn , 7 — : ; a ! saree Heaithr persoms are not conscious that ther have such eitiee fmay be used wh . a stare mn i gladh | vital parts as kidnevs. bladder or an intestinal tract. i heel te Baateoe . : ; —===== 4 r to | at ¢ | These organs do important work unnoticed and bear These soups also contain the 4 under great aDuses. possibilities of excellent sauces. A ) : | icin aN his partieulariy true in the eafiy years of our lives tablespoon of flour blended with a Bagiand no’ soci : ) tit a * and as we grow older it often becomes apparent that tabliespeen of melted butter added itm Partiarment : = vas aes iti sometaing ts out of order TT} >-- *- : " ; - ; . *- : ie attention to these organs that is then immediately necessary to help repair the damage already done should have been given before. There are ‘© = can ef soup. consomme boeuf! ‘* 3 "ational on. temato or vegetaDie and covked until thick will make a sat- mitted efactory sauce. To add richness of in New Yrevention of certain ailments of the kodnevrs and biad- — ans en gen chamgpeng may enon wl ever = , Pair der may be accomplished as phrsicians recommend. used a beuilien cube or a >i: COomman : 1 of ¢] 3 = a ) of Wercestershire sauce or kitches Women s 4UXxiliary p ;, se Grinaing Mountain V alley Water from Hot . Douyuet added. London. ts the ‘irst untforme - ea | | | r , >prings. Ark. benefietal and so hiehly recommended. '’ Drowned flour ts used one icewoman tn Engtand iF co : — Try tt teday é must a2 ways remember that ‘fn . . urt atro Ofeecing it has lost sor , Lou! ’ | “3 — For f her inform n call or write iiehesine pe it Gaeete ¢ cok meal , , - Mountain Valley Water Co., St. Louis, Mo. | 3875 Olive se. Phencs: Lindell 1847—2781 ” «me? ecu : © Beeded. i

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——— ST. LOUIS P — i ee. DISE Ways right. pecting heads, ink. be poor child hip likes, d the white for goodness D, that he bales rushine dD the dining , S0mMe more th it. bil) - © worid!:”’ 1eys Es We hag gr Zora” bf the Spanish . o . ; Spanish Main | riters who ox nm and oth or mbeth'’s tint of the Inaqulsi The truth is were pirates England when were at peace jish merchant ment of the when - they @ reasonable Naquisition did tics who feil sides the buc- Morgan typ, who made Jamaica and t that sailed aded in 1533. eged it was ose to 40.000 ured the place ry large ran- captured it a when it was a hold. and it fell hands of roval in the duvs of nied by Bo'- vartagena are few are less fries old. With fon there was ruction. ONS a great deai trimming for buttons in par- om 0CUlUC«éi aac kk) oOUand Most mpliy imitation real ivory ipensive to use ver, they are ne ecnee, for de from ele- made from a South Amer!- mes what is ' | | ) | | ' y iL vou hee j Will vou per Ob, selfish and taken in his ph —_—_——.... W hat td —:: Tomo B : ried apples and co Parker House rolls Cereal Coffee, Cocoa, Milk Lunch Cream of corn soup Pimento cheese sat Charlotte Russe Coffee, Tea, Milk Dinner, Meat turno.er with peas Mashed potatoes Stewed }Toating oe. Tea forniatoes Istand pudé AT ilk OST-D Y FEBRUARY "I AY, RR PPP ABPPPLPA ALAA ODP PPA PPD —= Children’ tl ll 2t, 1924 Drawn by POPINI MEDITATIONS Love milion 7. mor. EPERMANENT PLEAT MEX have all rejoiced in Re permancnt wave, and there is a permanent else to be thankful for. nt pleating has been in- and is wed on some of the tresses. It is a very oppor- pieuling Season it Bvention, since Giensively this maiiot of time that is nov ectr) dresses Bworking with the « keep our Beat and tr kKvery ons‘ know, as they did when t waves first appeared, if ly permanent. Well, they tis, and so far there have MN compluints, so it looks ifor very immaculate pleats fowns in the spring. pieated ’ T? sr) a mye 7 7 need of aid. ¥ centerpiece a does not wear a cherub’'s sn lias © Olu i ee —_— i a The Housewife’s Scrapbook ee a ae a ee a he a a i i c Keep a piece of waxed paper under the centerpiece on the pol- ished table. This will prevent the stains liable to result from the cold water in the flower case the water flows over the hot cCAnMOt SLICK table and leave a blemish on polished surface. e o . recepia le or and when vreather The glass jars that car in make nice receptacies for spices and when labeled present a neat appearance on the shelf. > . . Soda in the water fs 1 t} ing for washing thie ill lead you beneath the exterior, in- he juice and flavor and sweetness that toranges really good. pgldsweet rida Oranges the outer appearance, whether bright, 1 or russet in color, Sealdsweet Florida % are good inside — good to eat and good “to eat. ew, — ee ee ee OL AO —+- Sealdsweet Florida grapefruit, fresh from the groves, and Sealdheart grapefruit, in cans, are alike appetizing and healthful. yur fruit dealer for Oranges and grape- *Qsist on heaving them @ tanitery tistuc-peper Wreppers in which they are shipped For gift copy of book “Home Uees for Juices of Sealdswert Oranges and Grapefruit” write Floride Citrus Exchange. $15 Citrus Exchange Building Tempe, Fiords. 1e or é OR — he 3 ——OF A— MARRIED WOMAN By, HELEN ROWLAND L VERY wife is a “misunderstood woman’ —YOU know how it Is! * > ao When a wowan says her husband “doesn't understand her,’ when she holds an apni- that when she argues, she meaus he doesn't understand that, mated discussion, she’s NOT arguing—and she’s NOT quarreling! _ . _ That when she weeps over a novel, or an emotional play, she's not miserable, but thrilled—and having the time of her life. ” hat when she comes home from a day's shopping, looking like a rag, she’s not fagged out, but dizzy from the joy of “buying things.” i: 5 + hat when she becomes hysterical on slight provocation, it’s not because of anything that has just been said or done, but because of something he said or did week before last. a z That when sbe becomes pensive about a picture show, she’s not feeling so bad—as NEGLECTED! * > _ “makes up,” it is far more to deceive herself and that when she spends money in humility * 4 That when she than to deceive others; shop, it is more often In a beauty and desperation than in vanity. That when she gives so much attention to the man on her left, at dinner, it is not because she found him so interesting; but be- cause he found HER so interesting—and LOOKED at her with real adiniration. . r . That when she looks profoundly thoughtful or distracted. it is not because she has a secret sorrow—but merely because she is de- ciding whether that new way of doing her hair is going to be really becoming or not. . . . hat when she overdraws at the bank, she has not the faintest idea that she has taken anything that doesn’t belong to her—she has “made out one check too manr.”’ z ” * merely That when she discusses one woman friend with another, she is | but merely analyzing her peculiarities. i + im not ‘“‘gossiping, That when she reminds him, pensively, of the many charming men who “came along’ before HE did, she is really thanking Heaven, in her heart, that they all “‘got past.’’ > > S = ss “** : 4 . — oo oo oto oe See + cap Se. -e- - a : eS Rvewys ee .-o anes) VF ~ . oon Cor oo : at 4 ‘ : ek Caan ae wore ‘ tes a 2 - -- abe Se RS « eitina soar That when she goes in for fads, it's not because she’s “queer,” eH opine : but because some part of her mental or spiritual cosmos is unsatis- i th») LLcSS. r iw | \ Youth, and fied, and she is endeavoring to fill the void that way. ¥ . + —POPINI. That when she sticks to her point, it is not stubbornness. but === | moral conviction—and when she gives in, it’s not a sign that she’s fluffy appear- | worsted—but that she’s EXHAUSTED! o dry and ag- | . 7 . ness of the hair a . . a should it already have that ten- Oh, yes. The Man Who Understood Women. dency. A small quantity of am- | RIED MAN—and the “women” were pot his own wife! monia added to the water will have ance. Jt makes it gravates the brittle was not a MAR- | was 2 | the desired result without produc- ing any harmful! effects * . al tard cups, place tn a shallow pan and surround with hot water. and bake in a mor custard is firm in the thoroughly cakes COFFEE CUSTARD Add to one cup of strong. black. The clathes will not freeze to the {| cold coffee one cup of cream and line you Wij t] ne with a four ergs. slicht!lw beaten. and one- Put into but- cus- center. Chil! small S| - = . ’ os Ran ory . a” i? water be- fourth and serve with 4 F away. tobber the! a “7 prt ‘from Robber the Rat. Rat never did know just what happened. Something struck him *@ a (Copyright. 1974.) But Robber the Rat had made | But in-/| 'stead of being paralyzed by fear. ‘now, Peter was suddenly very an- | He was big and strong, and | Robber the Rat started toward | He was grinning, and that | grin was an evil-looking grin. He rmrodse louse the scientific way to beauty ~—— = | oe — ee ee — =—— PO RCo Ag a Ee Ca. SRR, Sees ae ON, a a ey, at Oe You should =» b = © ~~, . . ~ Omer oe w * ~e ». © aw »* = ~ > — =m . —- * ~~ eet om te ee ~~. - - ~ =? «= © we © ee * o \) at Su ae, ee a - 2 z ’ 7 oe oe + 4 . 5 pay “= r a * “> ; a, > ‘ an . = >. ale ° . “ » 2 a 4 a - - em 9 e* . ta, ¥ — “ —= 4 -~* ~ *. Se ~ & + nell -

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7 t : : a - —— = . oe ee tee 9 a a SE nene eee ae a. day. Upon examination they were « Own stage whiskers. COMZC PAGH WEDNESDA FEBRUARY 27, "hose. Dar i a PC AICH “pre ~ ae ET gr Re Rear = INI EE COMIC F WEDNESr ed Fr EBRUARY 27, ou jornER Bt. I 7 , HE time has come,” the of | Walrus said, “To talk of many things; Of tainted oil and graft and spoil And politics and rings; And sealing wax and income tax And Cabinets and Kings. “The Senators were boring in, Boring with all their might; They seemed to do their very best To make the matter right. And that was very odd because There was no oil in sight. “If seven men with sevengprobes, " Should probe it for a year, Do you suppose,” the Walrus said, “That could make it clear?”’ “I doubt it,” said the Carpenter,. And shed a bitter tear. -—_— - — SPECIALIZING. John McGraw has hired Arman- they do Marsans to act as base-running coach. When John hires a bat-boy coach he will have a specialist for every department of the game. BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG ‘RINED! ws. LOUIS ONE BIG Wa —_ , was no hope for St. Louls | she quit smoking. | The Egyptian Government is fig- uring on making King Tut's tomb a show place for tourists. Souvenir hunters are licking their chops. OPEN HOUSE. LD King Tut In a tomb was shut And sealed up in a coffin. After many years He again appears, And we hope to see him often. TWINS. The man on the sandbox says if it weren’t for the label nobody but | an expert could tell a Democrat | from a Republican. | In fact, they are so much alike | that they have to be seated on op- | posite sides of the house to avoid | confusion. The radicals have no particular | they wont | stay put. of | power, they shift from side to side | place to sit because Being the balance while keeping a wary eye on the Between Teapot Dome and Jim’s presidential campaign, Mr. Bok is enjoying a little respite. A couple of familiar-looking lids bounded into the ring the other found to belong to one Lowden and one Cox. * The actor who blacked himself all over whenever he played Othello had nothing on their conscientious the movie birds who grow CUT 1T OUT. We had doctors from all over the country in our midst last week. They were alt enthusiastic ree our hospitality, but said that there ———E — —- again for the Davis Cup. combination of the safe. If it weren't for a few watch- dogs, the Treasury would be looted faster than the dear peepul could | ~ fill it. It is very important that a man | running for Alderman be a Repub- | lican, a Democrat or this, that or the other. What does an ordinary business man know chinery? about ma- READ "EM AND WEEP. South Africa challenged | Better | hag ptick to African golf. Although Cincinnati apparently | has the pennant clinched, we shal] | not give up hope. The season is| still young. a - or A SPORTING CHANCE. FAVORITE By Irvin a STORIES 8S. Cobb. IN DOUBT AS TO WHEREABOUTS. for being not only a free-thinker but somew hat of a free talker A PROMINENT physician of a certain New England city was In his last illness of his devout kinspeople who wan of religion. But the patient stood as well. Shortly before the end he became unconscious. at the bedside feared he was gone but all of a sudden he signe of reviving. He opened one puzzled eye heard to murmur this: “Where am I, anyhow? I know I'm not in Heaven, Tm thirsty and I know I can't be he was much pestered by certain | ted him to accept the consolations | fast by his own principles. The mourners showed and in a faint labored voice was because bn Hell, because my feet are cold.’”’ Copyright, 1024 i - HAY FRIED, BoB PIC, 1S CUS CF THOSE RADIO BUGS THaT AD UP TILE THREE I1AS THE MSORASINS G GETTINSG DISTAAST STATICASS - IT'S TWO-THIRTY JOU) AAID HE INVITED ME TO STOP AT HIS APARTMENT 1A GRAHAM COURT AASB HEAR LOS AIMYGELE S Nonce How FAIAST THE SOUNDS ARE - ) THAT’s Los FYXSGELE Ss SORG- WAIT TILE THEY AASAIOUNCE “THE STATI OA AT THE VB THE WILB HERRIADG LIVES A OQvieT Lire IN) souTHERsA) AUSTRALIA AAD CoMSIiPERS ITSELF SCCIALLY SUPERIGR AFRICA Vega SARDINE AF vii ‘a Bee al / sucerrice BDEPARTHEAT STORE - LOCAL STATIOA). O1lK PM SURE 1 KNow na 76. NO. ae THIS "NOISE Is COMIN FROM — ON THe RAL YOU GET WROAIG IASSTEALB OF Perse So IT Does \- MEAA) THERE'S A GUY IN HERE WON'T PAY HIS FARE - You GOTTA HELP ME THROW ~ NOw-JUusT | FIM OFF THE CAR: WrTH PLEASURE: POINT OUT THE GUY TO ME AN ILL THROW HIM | HERE HE WELL -WELL: iS: IF IT ISN'T ME OLD PAL - SIG - © 1924 ey Int. Feature Service. sine ly but surely the protest ¢ Missouri against cnange taf old established order) is cut = —_- * further into the leads ‘ot nat a} - - _proposed constitutional ame! ae ents which on face of the. first}: wns had a lead. Now 15. lust}, fied from the first, but now | mpany of five others, under } See ‘. * ¢ E eures from 22156 of the be CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN (Copyright, ~The Toonerville Trolley that Meets All the Traine—By. For on taine Fox ~ > precincts of the State. N .;which would abolish the. of Equalization, is the | al to fall behind. + (Copyright, 1924.) oa 27% 1924.) Loox AT MY CHILD! isn'r HE MY DouaLe 7 Lvok ATA CHVLO rad THE THE LIVING “WTIAGE of WWE ? BG ¥ Y, anita i | Dh. Joplin, Springfield and LOSE THAT GVY. * Kansas City gave ee ls a lead, St. Low yw thal for ¥> nan nich se -