St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 18, 1925

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Anything of ~ a —— 7 3 i value can be sold through the om | >) | Cae | © ™N 4 a a 7 , st-Dispatch “Want” Columns (Copyright, 3925, by H.C. ishen | j Post-Lspa | The Only Evening Paper in St. Lites With the Associated Press News Ser vice © (Complete Market Reports) + 4 — : ie ita a ee P A ee Rey areas ee ee ee ee ee —— ee — Se ee — —— = ee | re oe ee Se ~~. = _— a oe PE OT ee c Mii ‘NO. 164. ST. LOUIS. "WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1925—36 PAGES, — a ae KAROLYI (S NOT ‘we 1s wercome, aut 5000 ADDED © p RIC K 2 CENTS —_ S 18 represent 5 per cent each of wpean capitals have been that the | workmanship is poor and the Estimated at 200 000 re to do with the case,” said. another Karolyi is termed in the press prisoners, it has been requested | pecame more pronounced The re-| the face value. Details follow, and _ ve contemplated by the League | printed surfaces of the counter-/py the Associated Press letter attacks a bolshevist «and a danger that Federal prisoners be sent else- volving cylinders had a marked | then: “ +t : las diminishing chances of success, | feits are much shorter than those) HAMBURG, Feb. 18 More than “Did vou send him a picture of to this government, a traitor to his | where. f stabilizing effect. This note end the obligations A t ai now faces a possibility of post- of genuine bills. | | , | 200,000 Americans visited Europe, @ettrude Gibson Preston?” asked iy dountry, ° conspirator to turn| ‘The three men sent to jail today; Peter’ Calteed. santain iat the hereunder are assumed in votun- | ent until September, at least.; Two sets of copper plates, cor- oe Rana nicest Alon oe | Assistant State’s Attorney W. A./ "7" country over to Bela Kun, &}/ were giso fined. The men and thelr | Buckau. says he is absolutely satis- tary liquidation of losses su- " rg ‘In these circumstances, Amertf-| responding to the counterfeit bills, | ewie year 1944, it is estimat2d | sith, I sent him a picture of communist; and, by Innuendo, &@/nunishments were: Sam _ Fuchs, ! fied with the ship’s performance tained. by the-original registered \) “ diplomatic representatives have | were found last August. One set iby the Hotel Proprietors’ Federa- somebody.” said the witness ‘? thier. _ | three months and $400: Louis Bor-| ae Ge Frans Conti " cae Bate onto holder hereof, and is issued. pur- & \ | ed in an informal way for an | of three plates was found behind |tion, and each traveler spent. or »; don't know who it was.” What did you do with the $37:-/ is, three months and $390, and : i, rice) SUERt te: 8 eee ee Z teow ite am e e ) fs Seah ac in au, egress dog SE fre 000 you raised in this country in’ 7, . . representative aboare and = Erice h h r : seg i n of view. jthe bear pits amd the other set gt aoe , a you i : intry in| yonn ¢ »-¢ nths and $350. stockholders and the maker —_—— «© —> “s BS a ‘ NS , Be, ie SUM oft 2000. hie ne witness sale 1e@ gave Sstodcs ° . ee , : a P is aJe , r en e } s ee It was t} in ; i ee ae Su $2000. ° T id } s 1914? Why don’t you account f ponaghaivensap cide goles oii Ullman, representative of the ship’s| 45 f ia ot re t Rg 8 on ees oe wo ge declared at the White/ three plates in a sewer near (ne | ag een j ep ey pe PES oe ee PO hk "8 : a = 508 Yesterday three moonshiners | m8 ( Ww th | wacboaptan der ot yen: & Petia eat ee . means that a golden tr: rae information about a number of pe: . - : , Le ae, +y™ owner: ‘apt. Carl erner, e | « 1d a l of s . 7 x | that it would be ! bird cage. K rai ome it now that you are back here? payment in cash to said maker. 3 =e . a tay ‘that th 78 : wry] '$400,000,000 was’ left hehing ‘sons, “but they did not seem to he | ay, questions asked in the Hun | Who planted Suny ea ge aor &' nautical insurance expert who ac: | but is a voluntary assumption by Sl e conversations had 2 ke osenind by | 4 tates a OF ; ’ ' -| still on Telegraph road, St. Louis) e9m | : : | the right ones. eee & | panied the ship expressly to ° —— “ een any more definite. or had / LOUIS HOUOK, 86, PIONEER OF these visitors from across the At- | ' |Sarian press. Count ere sentenced to a year the maker and hereinabove set 7 a . ' ym S Have vou received the $2900 , : ;county, wer n ‘learn what sort of a risk the rotor | ISSA | : ‘ meme any further. lantic. a : RP Seales E ery uk ate} Silence or Deportation. each in Leavenworth Penitentiary. | ship involv “ forth. . nd m stly in -Fneglanod >| Stokes proposed to pay Ywuu . -, olved, po nat The rotor | R ts’ M it Cc é e: c — | SOUTHEAST MISSOURI, DIES: | Switzerland and it: when you started to work. for To these attacks Karoiyi must; They were John J. McGrath, Sam-_ ship shows itself better than. sail- egents Mercantile -orpora- You WAASTT \THAT.S | 7 * mine Sounded on Arms | onc him?" “Not wet.” eaid the witnass. remain silent or run the risk of| uel Finocke and ony: # Travoto. (ing vessels with auxiliary motor. It tion, E. G. Lewis, view president. EAIOUGH “E ? _ Traffic. | Hie Was Noted as Builder of Rail- Swiss tourist business around rhe ! a. | deportation. SAU, Mo.., ». 4 @ Cantonal Bank. Thee anxious to account for the money, | action exceeded *expectations, de-\the fourth of next month 111 Di FFERENT Y of national control of the pri-|18-—Louis Houck, 86 years old, Was an increase of 22 per cent in | °olored.’ and whether any of ha but cannot so long as the muzzle| BY the Assoc lated Press. spite the severe roll of the vessel. for a cawaiien ot aban bit ore po Manufacture of arms. by rea pioneer railroad builder of South- 1924 over the number of ruests occupants were named “W. R. Un- io om ' LON DO; Feb. 18.—Improve- Their operation under these condi , 4 ag Us tah lt : ,' | ~ithe notes listed as Habitities. , | of @ decision reached by the a Missouri and for more than sik Pee whe ee Ta WO Oe roma a3 Mrs. Sargent, Bil The New York World has renee Bes in the Ss St ink | tions was fine.’ a The notes are held soy Maine / pestitute council] of the League |years a regent of the Cape Girar-|the business was furnished bv tour-| ~-°*®S-~Harris, Mrs. Sargent, it- \+.:neq the following information| George, who is suffering rom Chief E L “gh ic cope é ngineer Helmar de Laj|to Oregon and from California to i Nations. , | deau State Teachers’ College, died/ists from England. aS: er: |from Americans who have been as-| bronchitis following an attack Of 'yr01+, says: “So far I have found Florida. Comparatively few of » ’ . all , : | ¥econd coilncil of the league | 4t his country home near here last | What Austin Married Our Helen? | S°ciated with Karolyt; Iron psoaqgg heared “gg hct> in an official’ 14 damage and no weakness in|them are held in Missourt. h was created to examine the | ‘night. He had been ill three days | @@---~--~-~-~--~-~-"—~—S-—S——~"’--- Karolyi originally was the rich-/| ‘ulletin issued from Buckingham | aitner rotor, although they have One big book éements file Ment question, agreed last. ‘with what at first was considered | ‘ ) Hal Billig was named by ee | est man in Hungary—worth about |Palace this mornirg. The bultetin | Sst been through a particularly | j, oo pine Petar . ws are bss ‘a Bat that although the preposei | only a slight cold. I ¢ Home— in his divorce case in. New York | ¢39 900,000. His family and his/ reads: |grueling test. The rough weather | involved penn ah whereby Lewis in ~ : ce for the control of the | Houck was the author of Houck’s | 5 as a co-respondent. Miller is tne | wife’s were of the oldest Magyar! “The King hed a fair night. pote the rotors to be thorough-!, fac’ P ) 3 { Mrs. Stokes’ stepfather. Though there is as yet no change ie said to have made himself person - Ure of arms should. not | History of Missouri and other his-| After a long business day BRING OF) ey 4 istrains. Not until he was past 30. oug r Oo af ,ly seaworthy. 1] e ible f the Reg ; TA Voked “ntil some future dat>, 'torical works and two books, on you're tired and want to g0 The same letter purported to tell | qjqg the transformation begin which in the bronchitis, the general con-| General opinion seems to be that a y eek ve or e Me LL-) CERTAINLY : work of preparing f , law. He was born in St. Clair); ° home. Harrison to look up birth records | jater made him a “champion of the! dition of his majesty shows im-/the Buckau has justified its exist-|, pak cage gy wre Pr IN BAD AROOND ce should a a ys ly | County, Ill. attended Wisconsin: } Is “} and find whether a child was bofn | workman.” | provement.” ‘ence as a sailing ship with auxiliary show ee ae ‘ e actively . : s “home” estf , abil se ian ‘ ; ae m11_ | ' , , . ‘i c Se ES . ‘University. published a newspaper woo vont can wee te eg “ to “Helen Underhill or Helen Sll- | He became convinced’ his coun-| It is utiderstood that the King | motor, or a motorship with euafie-l one for oa aha hata cor Sa | therefore decided that the spo. at Belleville. lll, studied law and - get the cares of the day’ wood” in 1903. 'try’s best interests lay in ending) contracted a chill Friday evening ‘lary sailing apparatus. The full ex- Tees 0 raps os Pere. 5 Committee of the | ‘first practiced, his profession at) Or a little apartment close “Find out what Al Austin mar-\¢nhe dual monarchy of Austria-| when he accompanied the Queen to tent of its superiority to the old- S Se eee, oe ; i¢ oO Ww 1 Le . . a . a o ' . agreemen ® , Counc! forms part. should 2 | In 1869 he moved to St. Louis . other on Stokes’ stationery Bay (1914 to gather funds for a cae. | goble appearance et dre his ill- to be determined by a careful study phi br ‘eee 4 na ae ? | ; I ¢ If the latter, you are miss- )| identified by Harrison as writs2n ratist movement. He collected! ness. ‘of the figures resulting from the| \once* mine ee 0 : a8 a committee of study, |amd soon was appointed assistant > 7 a ee. Ome ne . bility in the Regents’ Mercantile ‘ g * Committee's immediate dut | United States District Attorney. A |; save oon, 05: BOs. mrenteet,,)to Bim ty oe | $37,000 that is on record—perhaps ” . patepencgage a ape come affairs. — 3 14 Aas - that “our Helep see- . |seems to thin % Peat all Governments, in- |Yeer later he came to Cape Girar- |; ;\ Fee eee SIL tetas tenade tani eat oeebicos ik nll GIVES UP HIS SON AS BURGLAR | **°" akaenee igen ct eae Sa That the persons having claims —__ iter thet Aecceliprenes tet began his extensive railroad | Ba Pgs apelin one | taker's was a fake so she could’ a. the beginning of the war he | By the Associated Press. for days on end the wind would be against Lewis in connection with ‘oe : : or Confit ceaeeeaent: Logie ti ‘ 1880,. building the ie put you in touch with the . get ready to marry somebody else,” ‘asked Alexander Konta of New| _ CHICAGO. Feb. 18.—Policemen favorable for consistent rotoring. his St. Louls projects may Wynn A a: of “ste oot private wae Po —g ot sated to connect is ion. Se ee ee Hi: irrison letters. As another theory | refused and had Karol}i put it in) ‘from Andrew Aigvines, Sens Shy | GLORIA SWANSON IN HOSPITAL a eee % ot ache, oa Bead Te eed with the outside 5 he suggested that the Al “who'!the Equitable Trust Co. in Karolyi's | ‘his son, Andrew Jr., 17 years old. ~ CONFIR: — cactndl shine donnections wih the | 5 aveeaee this means to married our Helen or’ kept her,” name. Between then and 19139, ‘There's the burgiar,”’ the father | gnecia! to the Post-Dispatc 2; UNTIRMS JARDINE. nite 4 P Se t Delta. He later , nena A ny Soy a — was not the saloon keeper, but “a’| Karolyi drew out all but $16.310. |said, ‘take him away.’ PARIS, Feh. 18. a aheata Swanson, Approved as tee se eis ac ae einceuehs’ ateneit i with the money you now | janitor or a cook.” “I may simply say.” said Konta. | Detectives had . been searching American film star, was-hurrielly # A cult Secretary of | built other roads 1 eieeet |i pay for-rent. ) Other evidence was introduced | “that at the time Count Karoly: |for the boy for several months as/| removed from the Plaza « Athene te bevwcntan degen pt ar aha Cane | ; to show that Stokes had been in-| collected the money he said he|a member of ¢ band of youthful | Hotel at 1:30 o'clock this morning Missquri and constructe “ The Post-Dispatch } 2| formed that an inMmate of the no-| would accept contributions on one | burglars. ‘ He ae been — to a pees Dan where it was sald 12 . | ing in the southern part of /| operation was RNG TON ‘Feb, 18.—The!| Girardeau Northern, north from " of Fagen teday the nomi- | here into the lead belt. liam M. Jardine of! His father, Bartholomew Houck, | torious Everleigh Club, known asicondition only—that he should performed. never have to account for them. |the State until last night, when he| Misg Swanson recently became crept home. ‘“‘He must face the | the bride of Marquise de la Faise | Helen, married Al Austin, a saloon keeper. Correspondence read laid! And I can testify to the fact that St. Louis’ One Big Want evi. | mite be Secretar | The Perfect Market-Place | aie - | y of Agricul- | t ditor of the Belle- pow nae on z : vate Detnaner aaa aes newspapers. ‘Continued on Page 3, Column 5. Continued om Page 2 Column 3. music,” his father said, _ “de la Coudzay. kiss : pee ig ia e's ba , 3 p> ee ee ee ‘ wt me fae aeatbilii si owes

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oD es tat Wiss 2 b We Oh oh Very a va: a an ’ . y+ ~ - Pyss =>, ae em. 7 ~*~ SOI OE eR pe (ol IN oh en mt Se ee wig Meee -_ eng we i a 4 \ _ a Me 4 ' eC w ata Y Ate pe be dee a « * _ ‘5 - id + We ASS 5. ey ¥ ‘ 5 cn . . a oo, as - +a we ¢ f ” POS ee Teas, AB: se Sa ae eee = — 3 se fN 26? SM cs Banner . et “ies ‘ pata shes i we MOS Asa Ee ¢ apt: ERS er ee a ‘ —, a ‘ aire ‘ . x z —t Peg. LPB Fad borne record. Their has -been very helpful. Perkins declined to go further into the subject matter of the hear- ing. and it was noted that Assis*t- ant Secretarr of the Navy Robinson |: clung to him like a so that the correspondents had no oppor- tunity to question him freely. co-operations * leech. McKenzie that “would be all right man along with a Alaska New Governor of FOR CONGRESSMEN ‘luring idea of increasing th SENATE VOTES FOR $10,000 SALARY ee heer cte Amendment to Ap- propriation Bill Propos-| ing an Increase of $2500 | a Year. By CHARLES G. Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. | WASHINGTON, Feb. 15. vears of flirting with Congress or a goodly openly embr Ross, —After } the subiect part of it has at last aced the a! 1e sal dé - $75! increase voted from to The last Congress ries of members $10,000 a year. was in 1807 when ‘salaries up from $5900 to $7500. other ‘cussion, ‘amendment offered t jsentatives. ! a le . ~ Saiaries | | E ‘the conferees 'differences between the ; ‘branches of Co! iure The first definite step toward : increase was taken In fashion at last night's the Senate. Without the Senate adopted an y.Senator Bat! that the Repre- next ler gerly sion of dis- Delaware. proposing salaries of Senators and after March 4 $16,000 a vear. of the Speakers House, the Vice President Cabinet members he from $12,000 The amendment was attaehed nav legislative appropriation: bil ich dlready had passed souse. It becar therefo: of the items to be of he fixed at to $1 5,004 ne. e one passed upon by in adjusting the two -_ ‘3 *) . ail 1S Meas- ;' —@ Underwood @& Underwood GEORGE ALEXANDER PARKS. Parks, a resident of Alaska for 16 years, has been named by 1907, President Coolidge as Governor of Alaska, Bone, who will retire on March 4. Alaskan field service of the General Land Office of the Interior Department since Alaskan conditions Government miner in Alaska at a salary of $1320 a year and has worked his way up. — is said to be ever named for succeeding Scott C. Parks, who has been in the the best informed man on that post. He began as a es | ee ee —_ ian asked by ‘Any ,f . :itted when foOtn pilo* a nav’ oOnmsery he hi him What Nation Needs. cr, From the testimony in open ses-, sion at various times since the in- | quiry into the nation’s air servic>’s began, however, the following ‘1- luminating table of what air power the United States requires in its) scheme of national defense and the) planes that it actually possesses | bas been developed: For the initial equipment, of the army. orb, Planes Planes Needed. on Hand Pursult Pig 5 ee Bombardment - 2s Attack “oe ] | ‘Two since wrecked | For defense of Panama Cana! Pursuit 25 0 Observation 0 Bombardment 14 In Hawaii. Observation Bombardment iD «ee 60s. In the Philippines Observation Rombardment Pursuit Navy Behind Other Powers. These figures are known to have | | precipitated a warm cross-exari- | nation of Gen. Hines, who is under- stood to have ‘“‘passed the buck” for | the deplorable status of the army | air service to Major-General Mason M. Patrick, ita chief. although ad- Suggestions adequate i! made*no constructive fer developing a more aerial defense The statement while indicating that probably far behind ot Powers in the quota that woes to sea, is said to have in- Micated that the fleet com para - tively far better equipped with air- planes than is the army. Gen. Mitchell and Theodore Roosevelt, former Assistant tary of the Navy, were witnesses at the hearing of the Military Affa! Cemmittee, which considering fiepresentative Currys bill for a separate air service. Roosevelt gave statement embodving his reasen believing a separate air would not be a good thing ecountry. and Gen. Mitchel! c@ the other side of the certain rebuttal statements swer the arguments of « epnonen ts. Roosevelt later repeated his prs tarations before the House Aircr Committee, He developed the the- that navy flyers should be f.- rallfar with naval work, bt ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE Feunded by JOSRPH PULITZER. eae 13. 1s 78 Pobdtished Dal! Admirar Jones the navy her wor'd | of airerafi o! is is Se. re - rs is service for the present - ‘ase, Wia To an- navy ' “y &il- by The Pulitzer Pubiishing Co. Twelfth Boulevard and (Mive Street. ‘Member Audit Bureau of Cireu lations | mem wee MEMBER OF THE } ASSOCIATED PRESS. Associated Press fs exclusively - te the use for republication ef @iepatches credited to it or — eth. | tae righte ot | he herein | ; unease teval herr are BSCRIPTION ‘RATES ~ ADVANCE: wes —as Loeretn *mi0U spevial BY MAIL. IN “express : wae eachange. ' Lelivered by on cartier er ut-of-tows | Dally ently. S0c month: Sunday. i0c a. ao secon cians matter Duly 17 Seat ieee ts7s. oe. Se Beu, 6g00. . inothing t | put to Gen. 'enthusiasm ‘airplane jand navy lis doom of the battleship _head torpedo, | but the ithe backbone of the any the Gatling gun when Tian WwW ,has exploded that a- decried the ; present system” lofficers who are sent to l afraid ithe | Congress d i think. mritting that the Genera! Staff had |; / able he said | emergency operation er. and Mrs. L. Ray Carter. of & ’Portiand place He said that army aviation do with torpedo I know of.” and Mitchel! army fivers were familiar oO work a questi>’ reveaied with and “that + +. . eer a proficient in this line of attack un® ithey were “stopped by the nav' “Oarried Away by iieiabeame,” “Certain persons to ha been carried away by until rendered Roosevelt SeeyTt) e 7 mistak think a they ¢) e has the army obsolete,” you to reme? the first new that was Said ber that this ‘Tl ask not warfare instrument of hailed The White- the as the the submarine, be the end continues i+ At. mine all were battleship to to we defense of ine gun, or called it. pre- but “ h rs) Sea country The mach as they out, was of infantry, nerformance it first dicted as the came the knell histor kk i+ ith the rifie in the last war aa theorv Roosevelt denied the existence of- gag’ rule in navy. but Mite’ deficiencies of Cae A MRS, ELIZABETH C. ALLEN DIES FOLLOWING OPERATION Had Suffered Appendicitis Attack —Was Special Maid ac 192: Veiled Prophet Ball. Elizabeth Cc Allen. of Wayman Mec Allen | North Euclid died Barnes Mospita! at from peritonitis whic} the and Mrs arter "reery avenue foilowed an for appendi- os —_— eitis last Thursday. Mre. Allen was the daughter of Her marriage te Wayman Allen Nov. 17. 1923. was an event of ¥he social season. and teok place at St. John’s Methodist Church. She was a Special ma ef honor at the Veiled Prophet ball of that year. Besides her hus- band and parents, she is survived by a 4-months-eld son. KAROLYI rian agreed to (his Visit entireiyv In regal s ~ pe on ae tet ists lal | ate IS NOT ALLOWED TO TALK OR WRITE HERE (entinued from Page One. nanimous vote of the chairmen ore than 100 American-Hunga- | societies, this condition was Denial He Is Bolshevist. Konta h not seen the Count on rade the statement spirit of fair play of Patnencege ety as and in the a ) ch sarge to the ‘m Honta said he is not . ** ite is not. — aid w itted Visit Nis to @5- sick mouth was perm tO 1 he kept his ‘ry unreasonabh! i@ should be prt h a free OG Wh wh ” Karolvi vy the Alien enemy alies ‘in salar If the extren be put through oe 2. j mgressmeé! vr eal ae | rease., it will record vot ' number of Cr a here ‘ardently desire an in: but afraid to vote for Blanton Is Stumbling Block. The biggest stun’bling block In of passage without a record vote is tative Thomas L. Blantor an apostie of economy guerilla warfa House has variously “tbe grea te the way of the increase Represen- of Texas rnose COoOR- tant of the lubbed ber” House.” “Those who think ing to get th increase out a record vo said the lone wolf o morning. “The pre] ies Conz justified. Out of of the House, 1 who stay o! work The the United practi 6600 owe Ons ? a= _ a or -@8t pest is snc t? are i 00 ary over tneir aw business The ought to that members! be reduc rere do Sa ne ustification f otherw::e.’ f Advocates the H tA fift ouse he taken manded by ane- bers present. f. the £0 ee Blanto% tha’ floor, | a’) i ag ld act amber to When bh the House. th increase advocates "? } ma oO? ws o- ee zt J question e stratercyv + 77” W ‘ one-fifth of the m iarges matter of times, in action denounced and o - th se descr * = Set: tha front the Sealine tne war end How He Lost Power. e ta spread o resulted roing “he charge was betrayed his 4 proclam name whic! charge. cam 2 Bo!- Bela power made Country at? nN in into explains and ("eu Hungary.” iownfall came when tO treaty nd was forced agree to ap- more radica!’ the after- Bel Kun then re- nter- that he I reson 4 > > de. cheap . tO avoid _ and rr) civil war.” sa V - e rnrr .rotm om ‘Complaint Biemsteces ° A@enwiantad P-ess "WASHINGTON. Feb. plaint against the Illinois and Wis- con Coal Dealers’ Association ang J. B. Sanborn & Co. ¢ Chicage., publisher of the Coal Dealers’ Riue Book, was dismissed without prej- | udice vesterday by Federal] | Trade ¢ alleged tion hers 18.— acd explained ipropriety without imry be the next } "TODpy that mary other persons were much creater meed of aid than Congressmen who he thought. were well able their present salaries. Senator Moses Republican Hampshire, who was presiding. Clared the completed bil! read had been se o the House for action by committ but when its return was tuere was no opposition voiced and the Senate recalled the bill reconsider nor in ots 4 @ - it is conten‘- about as 1907 the only the Senator served noti afternoon at he would yote by which amendment was ado Norris said ih , hs reconsider the crease the Senate. on de. a conference eo. }@sted re} 2 iis ¥ot Moffeu'’s Axi Dies of Injuries. the Asecociated NEW YORK, Feb. ant-Commander Joseph M. 'Smith, aid to Rear Admiral Wil- iliam A. Moffett. died today of in- juries sufféred when he was run down by an automobile The ‘driver of the automobile was ar- ' rested. Prees By ‘SECURIT Y | NATIONAL BANK OPEN TO 5 P. M. a Nebraska? New | STATE SENATE —DALARY GRABS $3,000,000 in Pay Increases | LIKELY 10 DEFEAT Carried in Bills Which Have Little Opposition in| Salesmen Got $60,000 By CURTIS A. BETTS, | A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | ch. CITY; Feb. Dispat JEFFERSON The $3,000,000 salary grab bills in the Legislature. opposition, | fate pectation will in the Senate. that It is the ex- with the exceptiun of the bill increasing police salaries (in St. virtually all creasing salaries of public | ticial, . : Vy ap were spe ctor er needed erect t a \ Louis about $650,000 a vear, rill be defeated. There are more than 40 of the measures creating new jobs, in- of every manner job-holder and public of- from the courtroom janitor the Circuit Judge. There is a bi!l to create a Sta’ iarist, of bee supervisor. $4 a day would be to determine if they There is a bill create the job of State boiler in- with all the assistant boi!- he might decide he e Or sort whose job at bees diseased. “a? _? > iiis re" oO rn inspectors legisiators want to statues to Missouri statesmen are each statesman be- ing ficured to be worth a $25,000 bronze stone statue. Another legislator proposes that the State for the defense of criminais employ attorneys. tre ler defenses to be $1+99 cases not to excecd Several! who dead. a or able to rh? | ai ' an ? ar im ¢ the! reuit Attorneys more fer assistants. more salary k in the Circuit Attor- ce, more assistants for the Attorney St. Louis for the assistants, | thing Joseph, and jobs counties are found as An: {~ Louis and ASS i 8. — Pp , Saiary ad cler #; re, 's OLil “or +++ 1d more salary of Prosecut in sort St le Db. }3 introduced in the f the Legislature. Bills Being Engrossed. increased salaries do t the additional ex- the creation of new jobds 1. variably adding many thousands in operating expenses of the offices. Whil of these bills to in- crease th of government has he H: they are belie as as they are Sal OT . ri3it On 4 cute Onis vs ba. } i= e ne né e cost suse, rapidly passed ¢t engrossed alled up. mm tO their engrossment is an will be passed. however, 1 be different: The Dem- w ecntrol that in caucus that their pro- They will no: taxes, nor will i. be. is they he Senate. wil Senator ho have agreed ill be consistent for economy. reased " 2 lit Attorney's to — iad 37 t+ \ \e4y and St. the various other jobs and higher ts some politics The larger part inereases proposed are in St. and it is known that som Democratic Senators look every new job and évery in- salary. except in the Po- Department, as a further the Republican in 7? +h ei tne upen rease in lice strengthening of Political mach the State Quite a considerable part Republican campaign fund campaign.” Senator said, by assessing an job-holders in the State. and should we vote the that purpose. If these assessed for ine St. od haa every one “ts oT up made why money for need such big salaries. pay a liberal campaign assessment, they can get alone with less.” Do You Need Money? We lend money to salaried ? People at a fair interest rate. You get the cash at once and you per the loan a little each week, or each month. If you have a regular income, and a reputation for honesty, vou can borrow money from us. c No pledges. of wares. No publicity. embarrassirg conditions Surety Loan & Thrift Co. 1°22 Lecust St., City Ciud Bids. Daity Saturday Evening, 6 to 8&8. Phone: Central 5836. - ; No assignment No 18.—., 'South County folk which are going) ‘through the House with very little! meet a different: : Tefft, ‘eral ‘following his investigation , held before her personal funds t in Kansas | two houses | and @he absence of on- | the situ- | increase expenditures) those | , tion Louis and | of the the Repub-. pubile | 9:00 A M. to 4:30 P. M WOMAN BANKER FELL FOR TALK OF Official of Closed Rhode Island Benk Says Smooth ‘said Lewis now has of Depositors’ Money. Specia! as" the Post-Di ena’ ch PROVIDENCE, R. l., About $116,000 of qi Feb. 18 the savings of in Kingston and shed the Maude E of The thereabouts have vani in speculations of secretary-treasurer Att on said Miss Co., Siss Kingston Trust Charlies P. of books of that institution. Slightly less than half of the bank’s loss is said to be represent- ' ' ’ ; ; : BIG STOCK PROFITS 5000 ADDED TO LONG | LIST OF E. G. LEWIS CREDITORS Cont inued from Page Onc. has listed assets totaling $23,640,- {| 145.46. Of this amount $17,315.,- 900 is listed as unliquidated claims); and $5,290,041.02 as debts due | Million aire bootleee Tal voon open accounts. Concerning} these two greatest reported assets the attorneys interested here ex-. press themselves as doubtful. The item of $17.315,000 comprises un- proved claims against present own- ers of the great Palos Verdes tract, | near Los Angeles, in which it is no interest. for the.) Oscar Willetts, attorney / ereditors, and Referee Butcher wil! | ing. | vestors in orney-Gen- | today, | the, scheme bears the town's ed by loans to a South County busi-| is not known whether this man will be able to pay back to the bank any of the money he has borrowed. Under medical care, lodged in the Washington Jail, being unablé to furnish $29,- 000 bail after pleading fot guilty to a charge of bezzling $20,000 Fell for Stock Salesmen. She has told story to At- torney-General Si the story of the dazzling opportunity for profit by smooth stock salesmen New York ' ne holidays Co. had business . +) a> ye om ’ tne fi legal Trust for the faculty are also if Was rs: barring Kingston doors 100 that not opened Members i1ege them. its aft is said entire savings Tefft's drew N. Tefft. eral months the worse charges h Miss Yefft’s father died about years ago Miss Tefft. who is said her forty-second year. was a in the Town Clerk's office at Wake- field seven or eigh ears pre- vious to 1815, when went fo work for the J. C. Tucker Co., Narragansett Pie She entered of the Kingston Trust ‘~ b~« o be in . . cjiern for > - > ct Riad per - N AtiC nal was ecause bank eee -hants’ his said. b aD zllowed a Ban me possib ‘orrespon: le the a f the Kings- large over- with the Kingston amount of the checks Miss Teffr, it is be- $60,900 ~ ton Trust ¢ - drawn account ° Bank The so han@ied by lieved, will approximat the $119.000 missing. _# Wa ‘Il NewYorkStockE xchange Se. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange Chicago Board ct Tradé 410-412 Olive St Main 3380 confer here as to a creditors’ meet- Butcher has invited the in- Lewis’ earlier St. Lonis concerns to be present, but their status is not vet assured. Levis. according to his attorneys, does« not consider their claims valid. A trustee. to convert the Lewis assets into cash, will be named by the creditors themselves, the ref- eree announced. The creditors’ meeting will be held in Atascadero, 190 miles north of this city. Atas- cadero is Lewis’ present head- quarters, and his big subdivision name. Many of the most recent investors in Lewis” mining and oil ventures live in Atascadero. The schedule now in hand shows that Lewis has insured his life for | $560,000, but under a long list of “regular life policies,”’ is a notation to the effect that practically all the | cash surrender value of the poli- cies has been covered with loans. Commissioner Butcher has said ‘that Lewis will scarcely be able , in ; of the. FO, NL iss | > ' $3 made. — + DALY settie with creditors for 60 cents on the dollar unless he can prove the Palos Verdes claims. | By 'L. J. Fletcher, former ,den.at Atlanta Peniten ion charges ; , connected. Own) He Also Took a From Sartain. MPLE RITES WITHOUT CASKET ORACTUAL BURIAL — Preacher Speaks From Tree) Stump, Bits of Fern Are | —— Lasoo tated the Press ATLANTA, Ga. nie Kessler, millionaire _bootiegger, testifying at the tf : .A. E. Sartain, former Wants Feb. sea! Rieh! of Cole of consph identified a check for he said Emanuel Sustick, } Laurence | York _— er. lent him. Thi the witness said, an agreement y the : Haar and Morris & put up $15,900 to be used @ company with which Sweetwood, but the backed out, ihe “went through.” as Deputy Warden told him | ; : Item of $17.571.900 in Lewis’ As- | sets Based on Law Suit. Special to the Poet-Dispatch. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. $17.571,900. per cent. of Edward G. against the Title Insurance and Trust Co. of Los Angeles, which he lists as an asset bankruptcy in Superior Court here on Feb. 14, 1924. Lewis asserted the company that controlled the project, failed to carry out with him regarding i3.— The suit. for terest at | ewis a ' pilus in- | i i fight.” in his | proceedings, was filed | had | an agreement | proposed | subdivision that assumed the pro- | portions of a large city on the Pa- los Verdes rancho, bordering the ocean, near here. Lewis declared the rt oOpil in an on on 16,000 acres at Palos | Verdes-in August, 1921, at $5.000.- 6000, and that on Dec. 16. 1921, assigned the option to the ompany. The agreemeént, ‘eges was in underwriting subscriptions had been obtained the option was to be and development pro- he al- exercised | ceeded with. | The company acted as such trus- tee until Feb. 8, 9923, he @eclares, and then threw up th project without monev bac On Jan. 3 1923. he declares, the, he eaid was a deputy clerk, 2 company announced that hte goa! | continued that in the pal of $15,000,000 has been reached | and that the option would be exer- cised. The next day his resigna- tion as general manager was de- in favor of J. H. Coverly, trust officer of the com- He complied with the re- but a month later the com- rT? > anded then a pany. quest he apres 600.060 res eta that $1,000,000 in in subscriptions was he spent n advertisin failure of the deferred, subseription payments. ment there of the Southern Cali- irnia branch of California. The _den or |an affidavit exonerati suit that he had obtaingd | ' vit, he | trust | that when $15,000,000 ; _lege for notice to him and told the | partner, and himself. underwriters they could get their | mentioned in connection gave up the project entirely,| himself through “Mrs. Walthaigge, Lewis declares a total of | He said he was approached | : | ore than) possibility that he be permitt and that! eat at the chdaplain's he was damaged $35.000,000 by the} sompany to cellect! \gam Found With Gash in T ' ’ The Palos Verdes project, it was was taken to city hospital stated, was hinged on the establish-| day from a room he « the University of | was found with a gash | beard of regents; throat, apparently self of the university is considering this His candition was sald to 1 | site with three others. | privileges granted him at } on. The witness testified ii 7 ' Small Kentucky City for . Two Weeks Was Center _ Of Interest as Diggers: Worked in Vain. %. ~.. ; : ; : rather have it as a loan. | also he had had ae. with Sartain in regardé te @iiee posed transaction and dhe to a note from Sartain and & ‘also was signed by F! note, the witness ealé with Fletcher. + ye Lost $1700 . This $5000 check %&, ‘Graham Baughn is gal@ to he ; cashed. ‘The witness . losses in gambling Baughn totaled about cluding a $100 bet on .. : . re ee bes BY FREDFRICK BRENNAN. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. SAND CAVE, Ky. Was a2 Simple funeral. a) = ger % Feb. 18.-——It | There were no flowers, only the ferns growing |} : wild from m The choir stalls were a limestone ledge and no on the brink of a ravine. A white | One m @ak stump Served as a pulpit. For | for tour an altar screen there were only the | for no ¢ : te | hope somber tops of trees reaching from ro . the valley It fu- | trappéd &@ casket. this own Roy Biser from over | tion of & Dat “ery of moving picture cameras | ‘Ually 0 clicked and ne: Yspaper men jostled i its hi eacn o get close enough to | - est ma to the leffand at the i =" i\vine was the mouth | ad Workmen haa! T?e¥ I ins which had | *** room, *KaY arred the 79-foot aAcTOSS a view the jall the toove ‘sandwick Rough Men Wipe Away Tears. fortwo w ory" 5. . _ ; ipebee, lord giveth and the Lord | ‘hey _ tnketh ax ay F) lessed be jhe name sweat. be Lord” Mr. Biser no chan i with far oss on the rocks. thip has into said were Kessier went to what he £ as He said his meals wer ‘ good as any hotel.” He@ | much food from a store treet. § The witness, on ¢ tion, said that he neverswil any special privileges or Fletcher. He alse could not say that eith Deputy Wa money. The witness below. was a Neral without The Fev. Giasgow ther to hear. Ciwe, head of @¢he r ef Sand (¢'a: ry fhe ficiais, but said that, swore to the truth of it was not true. Kessler sadi that, alt finally lost $1700 in the cussed $25 limit poker was at one time more t ahead in the game. In reply to questions | eating arrangements at t ters of Father Hayden, then © lic chaplain at the prison, @ said he paid $5000 for Morris Sw scovered ir chasm mourn vas if full on? ers of the read, seeming to address the words | *™*™ ha to that black hole fn the hillside | O@¢K®. Pretty soon he got down from the | *Pere d stump and the ehoir (14 women ,and th from the churches at Cave City) | Cot abow Sanz Lower ae My Sout” | The They Sang it softly and Tee « ‘ollins | start to and his wife. ated on camp | ™ichael, Ghalrs. cried little The rough Washingt er at at the money in two insta « © Dp! pera As eeu oe beng oa 2 $2500 eacl/ it was takes by t myes. surreptitious! sheepskin his lawyers to a “Mra. Wal . The Rew D ckey offered a prayer khaki ay “Jesus. arrangement... William Sf Aa a Kessler said in his afternoon Floyd .Collins He had come | handle me timony that he gave imi tte twe cate so

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F DEPUTY WARDEN $5000 - ye} Millionaire Bootlegger Testifies © = | He Also Took a Note wed ; : | From Sartain. > ciated Press t, ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 18.— Man. 4 is nie Kessler, millionaire New Yor, 4 bootlecger; testifying at the trial of ? a E. Sartain, former Warden, and 4 ¢. |I.. J. Fletcher, former Deputy War. 4 : tlanta Penitentiary, and ; - the Ass “e ¥ y : te oat * “a8 - den at is Laurence Riehl of Columbus, 0. =4 4a on charges bes | identified a check for $5000 whiep 4 E - he said Emanuel Sustick, his New . | vis | York lawyer, lent him. y | This, the witness said, followegq - an agreement by the witness, Willte s Haar and Morris Sweetwood to * 0, | put up $15,900 to be used tn an ice | s-jcompany with which Fletcher 4 d- connected. Sweetwood, however. on backed out, but the witness said ne. {he “went through,” as did Hear rs| The witness testified he offereq” | sithe $5000 as a gift, but that the 7 Deputy Warden told him he woulg | s rather have it as a loan. He saiq a ior jalso he had had a conversation % of |with Sartain in regard to this pro. @ en | posed transaction and said he took Me he\a note from Sartain and that it @ li- |also was signed by Fletcher. This ms.inote, the witness said, Was left id |with Fletcher. to Lost $1700 Gambling. nts| This $5000 check ts the one § bye |Graham Baughn is said to have cashed. The witness said that his ‘losses in gambling games to |} Baughn totaled about $170990, in. cluding a $100 bet on “the Firpo, | fight.” | | Kessler went into some details.” jas to what he said were special — | privileges granted him at the prisg:” on. He said his meals were “gs hotel.”” He bought | of conspiracy, today © ’ gn r§ es, his ed /good as any much food from a store across the | 44. | street. : ‘ ny | The witness, on cross-examina-«_ had | tion, said that he never discussed ent | any special privileges with Sartain weed | or Fletcher. He also said that he could not say that. either the War- den or Deputy Warden got any money. The witness said he signed © an affidavit exonerating prison of- ficials, but said that, although he swore to the truth of the affida-, vit. it was not true. ¥ Kessler sadi that, although heg finally lost $1700 in the much-dis-= cussed $25 limit poker game, he= was at one time more than $3009 = ahead in the game. In reply to questions as to eating arrangements at the quar-— ters of Father Hayden, then Catho- 7 lic chaplain at the prison, Kessler @ said he paid $5000 for this privi- lege for Morris Sweetwood, his partner, and himself. The witness mentioned in connection with this ; arrangement, William Wall, who- he eaid was & deputy clerk, but he? yro- Pa- the red nq los 00.- , he ust al- 000 had » be pro- ayes, pject the heir of _ of the the money in two installments ofgiy, 2500. each, it was taken by two of his lawyers to a “Mrs. -Walthall.] Kessler said in his afternoon tes- timony that he gave information to the Government after he found Father Hayden and Wall -had told of $5000 paid by Sweetwood and , f through a aia he was approached by. “Wall and Sweeney” in regard to a possibility that he be permitted to = eat at the chaplain’s quarters. hed erly, om- re- om- ely, 1 of was than that the allect s. was. ae from Man Found With Gash-in Throat. — William Shirkey,. 36 years old, was taken to city hospital yester- a room he occupied at Cali-| 1835 North Broadway, when hey ty of| was found with a ‘gash in his ents|throat, apparently self-inflicted. 7 this His candition was sald to be seri- | ; ous. e ae, « aN * ea VA a * a si Ip mat santities. ee" ealth uel ... they need to “stoke up” dually they’re slowing down..." ambition... losing energy- ‘of them don’t know that the on in the majority of the cases is i-starvation— Anemia. ‘ je’s Pepto-Mangan has been pre- 4 by physicians for thirty-tw° as « blood enricher ... a means of new energy to every cell in the , through its easily assimilated and manganese content. It is the y and the quick way to renew — energy. nese tests will show you if you Gude’s Pepto-Mangan. Try them . Your druggist has it in tablet liquid form. ' Gude’s ¢ ? ito~Mangarm | Ge —— L ‘ KESSLER SAYS HE LENT. SORACTUAL BURL was a simple funeral. no flowers, only the ferns Pupphted ‘wild from moss on the rocks. -ghoir stalls were a limestone ledge om othe brink of a ravine. ak stump served as a pulpit. For F an » somber tops of trees reaching from 4 & the valley below. | feral without a casket. > The Rev. pGlasgow way read the lesson. The @ battery of moving picture cameras “clicked and newspaper men jostled peach other to get close enough to hear. head of the ravine was the mouth Btaken Seovered it Sehasm was in mourners above Rough Men Wipe Away Tears. “The his p taketh away. P read, seeming to address the words {6 that black | Pretty soon hé got down from the siump. and ' from the churches , Sang “Jesus, » They sang it softly and Jee Collins | sand his wife, seated Pehairs, cried a o0ali continued that in the payment oft men standing about eyes, surreptitiously. eThe Rev. Dickey offered a prayer m Horse ind the mourners how transien} miife and that a thousand years “gee God is but as yestergay. .. . “irs. _Walthall. ' Photographers pushed through the mrewd to ates, so that Pinited States. Mor interment came. Cheated of Life and of burial. @ Eyes strayed toward the mouth mo Sand Cave. A » Buckets. abandoned timbers Ptold of defeat. Cheated Fiovd Collins of life. Now ; rial, ht am undertaker hourners, mr. Dickey read the commitment. e-rresent burial. Prates in preper | Fa, genese Fd é Se to the plane. : OUSANDS of peopie need new Met ten people in PLanada of th What ped ray ine mere none but , nt to carry me BRE IG. g * aa 7 potas 2 ’ ET PGE APN RETEST ET BE EEE +, “ -_-—— p SHPLE RITE WITHOUT CASKET et Ae a eee Pr eacher Speaks From Tree Stump, Bits of Fern Are Dropped and Crumbling | ; ‘ Earth Fils Shaft to Cave. |: ' CEREMONY FITTING END TO TRAGEDY. — —— —- i \ : Small Kentucky City for | Two Weeks Was Center : } of Interest as Diggers | Worked in Vain. : BY FREDERICK BRENNAN. Staff Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. CAVE; Ky.. Re oe ee = yok: Ae > S a‘ ae Ale yr ing Vy Ec: Re tai ts PC oxmr € — J we ares ? SAND Feb. 18.—It Floyd Collins’ funeral. The Rev. Roy Biser pr Se ee ee a i i i i i i a i a a a ee a ee i a ee ee ee i i a ~ — - There were eaching and the (CTURESQUE FUNERAL OF FLOYD COLLINS HELD 70 FEET ABOVE HIS PINIONED BOD parents of the dead man in the foreground. NN Nl Nt ll all al all all all all ala halal alae el Nl ll ™ Y UN FIRMS BON Ear in Federal Receiver’s port. Information concerning tne appearance of $34,500 in b from the |Casualty Co., pany going into receivership August, is given in a ‘Receiver Charles G. Revelle |in Federal Court. The Receiver is does not Know to be a fact‘, the bonds were deposited | Jerome B. | dent of the company, |'banks as security for loans.) Personal loans, to the information, were ty McCutchan from the ‘informed. witn with them of bonds in the am of $15,500, $15,000 and $4vuC0 spectively. ' Records Incomplete. The company’s records »f the bonds, merely showing withdrawn and not the pose for which they were drawn or the to which vere ‘applied. The Receiver By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. were PPP P PRD DPD LD LLIN LL eh ehh del hdl Ladd use The and no more newsS was A white for tourists, for no other reason than that hoped to make money by it, ‘and that he enjoyed it, and who was trapped for no other reason than his own daring, drew the atten- tion of the nation. The greatest marvel to those ac- tually on the scene, however, was not its human appeal. The great- est marvel was the morale of men who dug. The Diggers. They slept in tents when was room, and under planks thrown 70-foot | 2°T OS® acrevice in the a when of the | 22 the cots were taken. They ate ‘Sandwiches and coffee every me! l for two weeks. Tney worked until they were muddv and with sweat, but most of them came with no changes of clothing. Many of them had only the clothes on their the hillside. | backs. It period of toil. | where dry socks were at a premium jand three hours’ sleep on an army }cot above price. | The leader of the work from |Start to finish was H.+T. Car- altar screen there were only the It was a fu- Roy Biser from over | . (iver to the leff' and at the “: ‘ here Sand Cave. Workmen i tarpaulins which away and the full view had had | the rocks Lord giveth and the Lord foul Blessed be the name the Lord” Mr. Biser hole fn was a the choir (14 women at Cave City) Lover of My Seu” on camp oa a Virginian, graduate of The rough | *#S"ington and Lee University. He iwas : . “e a heads | “25 4 Picturesque figure slouch With € put up dirty thumbs to their | 8 old collar, breeches. little. wearing hat, a coat with ‘sheepskin puttees or boots khaki Hie knew how handle men of their type. being su- perintendent of an asphalt Floyd He had come he said, to re- Collins. Cave. mining caught in Sand Cave two weeks ago Monday and sent some of his workers over to help. They sent word that no. one had taken charge at Sand and nothing was being done. Car- michael, to his. testimony at the inquest, “went over to see about it." He bossed the job from then on. Later, Gov. Fields sent hurry away with their the pictures of this all over the The time | Cave So ne might be sent use derrick wheelbarrows and there had silent vartment\to take charge, but Posey generous!y\ stepped aside, realizing that Carmichael had \ started. “Any of us would go to hell for some Sand Cave WAS him of decent the hillside above stepped beforé the In his hand was a bit fern, an ash and a pinch of clay. e he dropped cheating .) n riked grown tence the sand-hogs best to speak. He is a man gray, but of an indefinite age. His com- plexion is ruddy, his eyes gray and hurforous, his nose seeming not |-yuite made for his face. And in theine did know his men! near the| The Boss and His Men. Who had stood | He saw to it that at Sand Cave shoulder near the/ja suit of muddy overalls, a three ulpit.” | days’ growth of beard, and blood- | The shaft down to Collins’: tomb!shot eves were the mark of priv- | frumbling while men on thejilege.. Sand Cave was a complete | ide were dropping things tojsoviet protected by a military dic- | , In the cave he}/tatorship. Only workers and,army | S being interred by the shifting |officers could walk down the path | rth and the cavern winds were Ing his requiem. Fhe clos- bron Yas announced, ‘“‘We|j Za Understand 1 Better Sy and | A photographer handed his | ‘0 a hoy and said. “Rush They zotta be}. Chicago tonight.” .. . A Jast per... . Before it’ Was over 20 fars Were heating it back to that newspapermen Misso iri. Cali- | Maine,. New York e funeral. | Tmgedy of a Cave. a simple scene here in the Country of Kentucky to *yes of the whole world! A +. in the hills. An d cave-opening. In the cave, | a few workmen! Goctors ever saw him, lies a aaheard of prior toh few davs Sled Rien 4 : of anguish | “Tts of millions: ; ; his sus- | Pas. theirs theirs. | his ie Ay, their Y~at | head- were | one by, one as P piece of fern fluttered fand came to ts of a rest sentry, on a, Oregon say they never dread chil- dren’s parties when they have a bottle. of Premier and our free book. mier his hope tragedy least became hewspaper *AMMouncing his death . ouch to indicate so. | [WO weeks the a * demandine ne man. world of the airplanes | back pictures of . A staff of correspond - . bumMerons that other’ « wav Abour it. Special wires and | perators were in an office ixte Hotel at Cave City. ; gan Generals Game. Min- ' ee cre, Twenty men = rned alive in a mine WS Seven ete Game Salad DRESSING Recipe book on request to F. H. Leggett & Co., New York TARY PREMIER COFFEE TOO they got in| eame here to hy ee eae - oe “Ss Pe pe a «ethip has gone down with all hands} printed. | One man, a cave-crawler, a guide!shaft was called. who went into danger; were in he! primary the | M. E: | S. Posey of the State Highway De-| They came up and wanted to know | the work! Carmichael.’ soon became the sen-| how | around the “pit,” ’as the area 'diately around the mouth Only heart of things. Sand Cave ter of the thing at the secret—whether Collins i found. the secret, The boy ‘ville, Memphis or jumped on a freight Sand Cave The bevond the of sight lie out of a job in train sentry of tn row of WaS a far rate ; tents and out let him pass. Presently, he was led into the pres- who felt his asked, down | replied, “Mr. Carmichael.”’ with ta of hands him, and man and '“Reckon you can fight it . Fae usually and ence shook hiceps as man there boy “Try me see, Boss.” The newcomer was assigned to his M*:. men or the “TLouan- their from rip!” Huh! Leave me have i'm gon- |! right learned that on showing were better and he soon “bunch” was set Carmichael ‘they than the ‘‘Louahville boys” ‘“collidge students.” The ville boys" had painted tent: “We're the iron Louisville. Six hours Was that so? that there pick, na dig this guy now.’ crew, on men | ae sig Boy. Collins out » Sought iO} lt Was great to be x Sand Cave worker they looked they any’ ,asked you, terious, | tired i “Not at you in nearer ?’’ And shaking wavy, or much. ie awe, vou looked head else jerked Its hell down in hole, Then walked past the sentry who was ithe newspaper men back. The your in you see? you reporters pestered how it was didn’t Know, way, you iget him!” | michael going. may be Mavbe you did. always said. “Oh. say that. You yourself, but was, /‘KkKpew what he was doing. sure he and believe Collins is alive?” didn't what to 'Mr. Carmichael] asked gO wont get and know believe. had told him, “I think and “dig him out down there talking.’’ you you 'Let’s he So vou Pa the | workers The was lived or was dead, whether he would be Only workers were close to} Louis- | Cincinnati, | and rode at the khak} the cave, worker. | he aq,nurse would. It After for Intormation. You swung through a project. He heard there wasa man, crowd of well-dressed people and } “Are these people | mvs- a to that hole and dug. out: that on. keeping f Dy Ou, } vou Any- we'll | YS8u had heard Mr. Car- weren't | he Sorhe- 'times the reporters asked"Do yu Well, vou But when ig. We standing told with far less public notice: a tend | from the top of the ravine and en-/the reporters. -‘‘Sure. He's alive. imme-|Stands to reason.” At night, you thought about it. You were cold and tired, but thank ‘God you were better off than poor Collins. You got ‘he must be doing right now. That made you squirm, and when they called you to work some more you |dug at the muck savagely. Sand Cave was a place for work- The crowd was kept far back | and/ the reporters were put in a‘ me pen’’ down nearer the shaft, but still far enough back that} the from Cincinnati could see was being favored. The magnitude of the thing car- ried you along. Airplanes buzzed (Gjenerals came and | nodded to At the Red Cross! tent the asked you how 'you felt. If your shoulder was sore they'd rub it with alcohoi—a pretty didn't you ers. sO hov overhead. bv you doctors cost }anything for food. |, Still, it got pretty monotonous | after the first week and you got to i thinking, “Hell, ain't I wastin’ tay time here? They'll never get that guy out alive.” But Mr. Carmich- ael would chew on his cigar and laugh at you if you muttered about hurrying up the job because yu were tired. He'd say “We only want real men here.’ That sort cf Vou. So you went back to for a few hours in a leaky | ‘tent under a steady rain, and you! ‘i;got to thinking about ‘again. Supposing you were down 'there\in his place? What would i you be doin} Praying? Crying? | 'SquirmMg? You couldn't think about it much. You just went back | | got sleep Collins | ined ) JUDGES’ PAY BILL REPORTED. _Increases for Federal Jurist Pro- | posed in House Measure. | the Associated Press } WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—The| House Judiciary Committee report- | | ed a bill teday to increase the pay | | Federal Judges. Under it the, Chief Justice of the United States would receive $20,500 a year, each | of the Associate Justices $20,000, | Circult Judges-in the second cir- | cuit $15,000, Circuit Judges in the} (third, seventh, eighth and ninth | circuits $14,000, and in the first, | fourth, fifth circuits, $13,000. District | $10, for ' of aryd sixth would receive | with $500 Judges vear, rdded DownTown SF500S Delicatessen -Meat Bohers-Frait Avecese EIGHTH & LOCUST (409 N. Sth Street) There’s Sométhing Different All the time Conrad's at Thursday Specials | Cheese Pockets Dainty coffee cake rolls wita delicious cottage Cheese fill- Huei” BOE Codfish Cakes dozen Cooked to a nice appetizing brown: all ready to 5 eat: @ for 25e; T-Bone Steaks Good cuts of cis DDI house at a specia oi x+€ price Thursday; Ib. Imported Cordials Conrad's have a large line of non-alcoholic: La Mystique, ‘green Chartreuse); La Sov- reign, (yellow Chartreuse); Maraschino, Apricotelle, Crem+# de Cacoa, Creme de Menth>» German Kuemmel, etc. tion infthe The Chief Justice of the Court of | (laims would be granted @ salary | of $13,500 a vear and other Judges in that court $13,900, with Judges of the Court of Customs Appeal re- ceiving $15,000. to thinking what | | great ture to ‘of Mrs. | ter, | into getting the wrong picture.’ of bad tends that Stokes made an “hon-| $25,000 should be accepted or ac- tion be taken to realize $40,000. /he bad received. | Helen.” ‘pared to turn them over to lawyers }child in a | boarded in | girl in the Everleigh Club ever had 'a negro | locate not the source of formation concerning ‘ALLLEGED STOKES ; LETTERS TO NEGRO {°°t ho honk Se READ AT TRIAL | subpenas have been issued for disclose | Cutchan and other officers of the BSNL SNR ete ' Interstate, as well as officer 'tne banks, to appear before Federal Continued fro "age One, , ‘ atinuce from Mage One. | Judge Davis on March 24 and on search for a rec-|! Latte boom show should not | Receiver. said one of the Stokes | McCutchan me | ; Underwood, stress the surrendered to cause why be of Al Good Pay for Right Picture. ord “You say,” also has defat letters, “‘you are going to send the ports. Collateral put up ‘Cutchan to secure the pic-| proved insufficient, $40,000 in Notes. \. This collateral included in notes of the Missouri Farms Stock Co., St. Louis, You see, we are working| mortgage on 450 acres of lan | St. Louis County, George Breaker, owner of this land, has offered to pay Interstate company demption of the notes, conten the $40,000 notes let-| secure only $25,000, her! Certain officers }nowever, maintain the security The State contends that Stokes! for the full $40,000. sought false evidence that Mrs. | The Receiver asks the Stokes was an inmate of a resort ! hear evidence on this, and to repute. The defense con-| cide whether Breaker’s offer a picture of Hiclen Py given by her maid at the Everleigh loan Club. Who is giving you the ture? You will be well paid if you} get us the right picture, but ] | think you are getting us the wrong) picture. with other people. and we know.” Harrison said he sent the pic- Stokes, but “he said it was not the right one and sent it back to me.” | “Lena Sims has some pictures| Stokes,” satd another “and don't be fooled by not $40 of est investigation” ‘of information McCutchan and A. H. Meye Gorin, Mo. figure in another tr action, concerning which have been subpenaed to The Interstate Co. note of Sherman Forquer of G ;secured bv a third “Find out aH you can about all the Al Austins who ever died in Chicago,” said one letter. “Ac- cording to information received to- day, one of them married our admitted under cross- examination he had only given his odd hours to Stokes matter.;., he received none of Harrison admitted he had written | ne Interstate records. to Stokes falsely that he had been! offered money for Stokes’ letters] to him. The only offer of money for the} letters he ever received, the witness said, was made later when he pre- Harrison tv, appraised at $10,000, the the informed the money pose of paying off the first second mortgages, totaling $8 and paving the balance to Forg Another Controversy. The ‘same condition and con exists with relation to note of J. E. Bertram, by a fourth mortgage representing Mrs. Stokes. Annie Johnson, housekeeper | from 1900 until 1912 at | out Everleigh Club, testified that Stokes came to her. saying he was)! the’ mother of a negro; Clark County land, picture he had had | reports. Although Interstate the Everleigh Club.” lords show the $8000 was paid said the “Nolas a claims he the notori-| versy”’ $S000 cured “nositive "FT. eonte ? witness, loan, Bertram not receive it. if I wolud could he well child. He said this child I] paid for my trouble, and told me to search my brain.” The “negro child” is said by the’ State to white nephew of | Mrs. Stokes, likeness tered dark in the snapshot company s of $1 Interstate include a The assets deposit the Citizens’ Trust Co which is being stock in be a Gorin, whose regis- : . Examiner A. C. Martin. n & much as the Receiver has rece! SAID TO HAVE GOT | PEROUNAL LOANS 3 Officer of Bankrupt Inter- Apostle always has been a favorite state Casualty Co. Named Biblical character with Mrs. Alice | good-father. so last summer he paid assets of the Interstate | prior to that com-} report by | McCutchan, vice presi- nersonal according obtained Feanklin | Kank, Telegraphers’ National Bank and National City Bank on deposits , rS- are complete as to the disappearance with- his in- McCutchan tify regarding the bonds and loans bonds payment on a loan of $85,009 from Interstate Co.. the Receiver re- $40,000 secured by a the equity $25,000 in re- were wiven the Interstate, Court to they testify. held a $10,400 mortgage on 160 acres of land in Scotland Cotin- Forquer ‘claims he is not liable on the note, loan. however, i show the $10,400 was disbursed by the Interstate and the Receiver is was paid MecCutcha#n to Mever, for the pur- the Receiver rec" - VMecCutchan will be asked to'testify about that, too. listed 718 and half of the $59,000 pomagged . of liquidated | 4POSTLE’ 1 nT | yh 9 chacnbas mai be DID THAT il LONGWORTH shat | FAK? $165 WORTH Choice Also Bond to Desire to | Avoid Comparison With Person_of Fame. |So Rules Justice in Case of NS Patfolman .Who Bought | | Bungalow for Son. | By the Associated Prees CHICAGO, Feb. 18.,— Paul the! ‘ > | ‘Patrolman Anton Tomasso is a | Roosevelt Longworth, it was uis- | $100 in earnest money to Estus Re-| closed today, and she would have Wade, on the new $6500 home for named her baby Paul had circum- _ his son Anton Jr. He paid $15 for So the title. He paid $25 for moving Anton Junior’s furniture to the new home. But he neglected to equip principal reasons, her friends said, | the place with a lifeboat, and that variation of the|!s what Anton Jr. needed most, name of the disciple and because as will ‘subsequently be disclosed. eA [t was early last September that , young Anton and his wife and comparisons, | their baby got into their new five- | room brick bungalow at 6220 Idaho |; avenue. “Isn't it fine,” said young Tomasso as he embraced his wife. “Poor T. R. Jr..”’ 'Mre. Lonz- “Isn’ ) snet j ae worth is said to have remarkeil. | . ime, & "+s pre we bs ror a, ee ee ee —— AAEM. SE ANDO LIN MAL a Si AAG Shy, ALCL RIIIODE AEA EAN NES MEY MAD APIO EAR ALIA DS BNL AARON AN ARE preci $ er PAE SRIF IO " oF oe ™ ¥ "a F

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than nee waney and ane other evening ayer — eel | vEDROAET | 13, 1928 7. m5 _- ~~ . ~~ ’ gx? . The 7s ing if Vadisnn ri ~ . = . eet -*t1T OTs 3 : — : 4 . : eed he three 4a a : anyeet. and arranged that a N 7 S S ; go ees should 7ueS e r ny . ew pring Aceves e ern oy oe TT +7 . “(se BEE aD be “” Aer ae ee - — ty a i ’ has e Pre oe nits 5 = Mi wily oS os ; — on é ~ ~- 4 - -* Pole te ae ins a Deb Seta 5 Sli ey > ‘ Sad . " ey a 3 ah Mees 2 : = Dabatin ~ - the ae Se i y ren baa deteat he fi as . ‘ * aaa - es ak : usr 7 ‘ py Banner” 4 es ba mbox 3 Z ae - * J i ° , Sd ae see S 2; Te ae se pe eee oe ee 3 ieee os eae wind oA “ : ope e et peat set pi | To yo ee = ~ emenaee > s s , oe tke ‘ = sine : +=" ag r > tw ‘ea at é x - : eel ‘ ; 2 rae PRR 1. * + hes cA wa € t ve * 4 oS es | ‘ t, Bae . 4 ‘Dea ee Reena 4 rete . ees “Ele -_— Se fi : Pe ee WS co A AD Ba Serle gaa et | oa ee pe 4 2 tp’ mE 7 a Ss ae vam ra eas) Shes : oa ey, ms ee + igs “ nibs . Rp dete epo an Sees eee a ean sees ie be ees Be cheek back ees : ~ Le A ARS pewspApr: giving Assoriated SONNENFELDS t x. A ee ee Pe tytn (+ os pe: oes! >. nie i - MP? oe a . 360—Chiffon, with lisle . 368—Service Silk, lisle . 750—Service weight, No. 345—Very sheer Chiffe Two New Pho a: $138 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ? er ’ : : 4 Great Buying Achievement. TTIW HANGES TESTOR’ - ) 50 Foliuyp, De svar. The srtemstis Special Sports Fi , ee a Smartest Patter In “Useable Remnan ‘ ’ eo 4 . , = oe 45 a a . ; rf } 7 - —_ : : wae ee CONVICT SUICIDE LEFT WILL — _ee | : eo Peaenment Provides for thicken | | } a Dinner for Other Condemned Wen | | | | B. on ar “ee J r% . t : : : ~ sage ; > ee : : ' HE extremely smait awning Flannels, in color combinatios There are also narrow stripes and ajl in French Flannel of soft,-fght lengths vary from ', to 5 yards, This group, secured in a special p traordinary values. ‘ . ‘ ro 4 ce, Rew eager PS te Bh. A SRR A Rates: : } 2% Px Ses MERE: — 0 4 € eget ares re ; *e a whee | - w ¥ iy | . te ‘ int y es: - Ty 4 e y d . ** sa +B , . 4 4 oS Oe . . 2 ‘ ¥) s “soa b ae » ” - * Soe = re » irae Re ae + ee, bet ats #% nf a I K 5 d . ‘ Re — le ae os ¥ ’ | *» > ef i ee 7 .. 1 , 3 oe i tie > ba . 7 $ ¥ 7 ' oi , . | - : > a e +e ‘ cb: : E a by * tat —- I = Zz 6 % vs h om + me. es ~ PS r bare a as - + B38 - +t ier .; a ay nest ty — q ax . ut ‘3 by ¥ aS . aa 4 ; om ax: % } P der} > > ‘ + « ‘$ { 5 Ss " ? - tae 2 PS he | , 4 “¢ ns ¢ i» f 2 : & os ie e £ -W . & ¢ 5 . 2 Luce. € -_ = > a x : > « ry ' >of tse ‘Sr : ER ; ‘ % r) *, > bs er ans Pha ey i ‘ rm # ‘ °F ¢ rm iL ee « we Bie ra re: 8; a. ‘ fi Ly at ry i - & ‘ om ¢ , St -e at 4 a Fig * saa > Ps 4 oe Lae wm | - Ss ’ y - La 2 a 4 % = 2 A: at 5 See Cw Toe a iow eek se ove -— 7 * : - é 4 4 Se » "Sig abe ay eae e ay =, Oe ee ee er et ee ~ a. a. we. wile at \ “ty F ° . 4 T one purchase alone, but a combina- ‘ ark , + we tion of successful purchases, makes it — , ~ puguneniin tel — ew Arrivals Let “ae ADVERTISEMENT = Interest to the possible for us to present a timely offering | of Spring Millinery of high quality that bids FINE FOR OLD FOLKS' ag . | | : , . ~ =) 7 : y.3 S : Magnesia- m you will nt “a = Men 4 well to surpass all our previous $5.50 Hat ni. Haley’ Sales in style and value-giving. a oe a agnesia \ New Silk Hats ? New Braid Hats New Straw Hats New Combinations Important Val in cur Model Kitchen. Main Office, every | = . : E NCLUDED weekday but Saturday. | Sy tached, collar-to-mate 2pm An evening t Silks and straws, Radiant colors, such styles in solid colors, plain alone, or in combma- tion, find ingenious methods of portraying the srnart new shapes. either in —s pokes, smail turben effects or rolling brim models. as wild orchid. sea green, Castilian red. thistlebloom, conch shell, tango pink, and black with color com- bination, are shown in every style. t ¢a.the Jewer bow am = Tweet Tea none T+ 7s "oo greening or ral . os ° ~~ the A taste hich ts lost entireiy ¢ is mixed =th milk. =~ @ Fen Ts 7 *t alvare on Sane tr <r rou Se we “6 38 cert of Price W atch Our W undow's The LACLEDE GAS LIGHT “COMPA OLIVE AT ELEVENTH clase, aleo, Mondave at iS em You are invited, Central 2800 ara Unerokes Patterned éffects. All s Neatly tailored of excel prising: Imported English Bro. Imported Engli Rayon Strit Rayon Mixtures _ Rayon Basket . Scotty (Men's Furnishing Department

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a WEDNESDAY. ° @ tEBRUARY 1 Nes 8. ; MORE ‘CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 4 ~- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nna a St SEA SSS ane ie ‘TRIO HELD FOR QUESTIONING 4 2 } 7 Le $4 ‘ * ¥ ae »WeLend Money —= ABOUT PUTNICK GIRL'S MURDER ts | | 3 «te Salaried People eza2=2~¢" The LACLEDE GAS LIGHT COMPANY’S z Se ae de A Guaranteed Remedy A young woman and two men F R ITCHING, BLIND, PILES 7 } BLEEDING OR PROTRUDING The only security required — lare held in jail at Edwardsville to-| earn bility. | —_ 2 character and cm, Hho N ay } use of statements about i : ° . : *_ chattels. No collateral. No ‘|day because Sigg 590% : a It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable , No chatissignments. No eM- $ithe Anna Putnick murder, Nov. 8) | ° ( parrassment. No delay. last, Made recently by Miss Eugene | ile pipe making it very easy to apply. as salt : wh “ sig A fair interest rate. Easy (} Dennis, a stage psychic, to Annas payment plan. >| father, George Putnick, of Mad!- | | , The Wimsett igh toes ov ese (| son. Sheriff a erg : on full approves snstitutions the County detained the three 4 ri philanthrop : ‘| eather’s request, and arranged tha | ee ae tl the State’s Attorney should ques-| I ti rnoon nna | \ ad bd , 8 on Semmens, 2. Comfort-Giving, Labor-Saving * Appliances for the Home . ) e . ‘ ‘ : . vy, 9:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. ¢;| om om her work as an eleva- Special directions enclosed with each ) pe saiurday TContret 5386. : tor deeumaee in St. Louis. . package. Your druggist will order it. 5 bee | Joseph P. Bienlcn. 37. and ae ° : RE Ek itt Me a Morian, 17,,who were ques- awe —— ss = Se ee _—— see cuptesiie about the case, ) nt Columns fo? |.44 Pete Lazeroff, 36, not hereto- fore named in the inquiry, are those pees | etained. | Putnick said today that he ques- ‘tioned Miss Dennis after a St. Louis motion picture theater perform- | ance Jan. 22, and that the girl made statements to him which he repeat- | ed to the Sheriff. Later, Putnick | said, Miss Morian talked with Miss | Dennis, and told Mrs. Putnick what the girl said to her.* Miss Dennis is oie £m > New Spring §S Phoenix § —arrives to make the ass complete. Phoenix He choice of women who de Se —for they combine exce i or beautiful weave and finis! to appear at a Granite City theater ’ weights and shades make next week. It could not be learned | $2 D tion to suit every preferen today whether that fact had any | be most popular of these are cnch caused Putnick to question Balance in 18 lher in St. Louis, CONVICTED OF ROBBERY AFTER Monthly Payments with Gas Bill 5% Off for Cash ~ | Read today’s W# Bi ont opening®. > The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ~ — sees encoeneeteeeacny uit?" 0etaaerer eet wunnnmgenee ror rer rareneren'is rome rgperommmrearregye Tr a6Ty MST rg TT a win} si (By rr Me TN A Ae or eee ae TAs a leah fet i CP a * ryt aie sie e ’ o 3 . & pews : Dis Pie -SONNENFELDS No. 360—Chiffon, with lisle No. 368—Service Silk, lisle No. 750—Service weight, all No. 345—Very sheer Chiffe | Two New Pho At $] 39 No. 318 — Semi-fash- .loned thread silk of service weight, silk to ‘the garter welt; doubie 610 to 618 Washington Avenue . j hievement ! A Great Buying Ac VICTIM CHANGES TESTIMONY Cecil Ryan Gets Five Years for. : | $ 50 Holdup, Despite Refusal of Man i | Robbed to Identify Him. | N @) H Kk R : “ A prosecuting witness who twice | previously had _ identified Cecil | Ryan of 1922 Destrehan street as) the man who held him up on the| a SR Sian a ae een 5 Shen EM | 4 te ela eee ha gad 7 OX 3 veers orks aefeh che pe lev netaaetede sy : Sth aang — Balance in 18 monthly payments with gas Ae iy 7 .. r : ‘as ok S 7 — , P » ‘of 7 : ped. mee F 5 i ; , on i, wh . SE gee GR tee Gon r “ “4 Paws sib rus Sapa % af as - ees) . em i he . + Pe Sera ‘Ls : Poh it ¥ - y ne he 4 ee A ir. s yy : 4 fs" “ j . ne vr . ee ee: A 1 we hey. a) & ‘ 2 » ¥* 5. (oo ¥ me 7 a - ‘ 3? Bak oe » %. . 4 ae are a ain ta See > ie % adres | PRR: God Ae Pues vir Alc oem 7 FEhy ROP ee eee ye iv rn? wectuagees ee (: EF ey ad ie + - Rs ate IS Bal in 18 5% off for cash. 4 fap tt Sos te pl es anesthe ine Nee eas Peale FIR ape eye eet, ote oq Pid isa. na ha SD na Ph ae en a the defendant was sentenced to five | years in the penitentiary when the fJaer of 809 Allen avenue. On the afternoon of the holdup ; | jurv’s verdict was brought in to-; ‘ a , ' day. The witness was Raymond | afternoon of July 19 last, repudi-| 8% off for cash. ated his identification in Circuit | An uptodate Gas Range will ILLIN Judge Ittner'’s court yesterday, but | ‘ ornament your kitchen. ‘Tts | quick, clean heat will enable you to cook well, economically and with no loss of time. Automatica oven control if de sired. In fact, you can put an entire dinner in the oven, set. Buy Now Avoid washday drudgery with this gas-heated power-operated Washing Machine. Does away with boiler, stove, washboard. faves heavy lifting and carry ing clothes back and forth, Ae i eR oS “y os ie ae eee > eee oe, ee A ey ? ee 8 ees rts lisle soles, high-spliced heels, reinforced toes. Black and Spring shades. | Baer, who is a driver for the the Lorain oven heat regulator i Whistle Bottling Co... reported a and go away. The automatic iman had leaped on his truck at! control will do the rest. AD | Blair avenue and Monroe. street) styles, #1268, finishes. and relievéd him of $33. Ryan was . arrested a few hours later. Baer) identified him, and later at the| peeliminary hearing, said again! that Ryan was the man. | In court vesterday, however... | Baer denied he had ever seen | ' Ryan. Patrolman Albert H. Detert | was then put on the stand and tes- | tified that Ryan was the man Baer had identified on the two other oc- | casions. | Ryan's attorney announced he ipa appeal the case CONVICT-SUICIDE LEFT WILL ‘Document Provides for Chicken | | Dinner for Other Condemned Men. | Be the Associated Press. OSSINING, N. Y.. Feb. 18, ‘Among the letters left bv William | |S. Ford, who hanged himself in| Will wash, boil and sterilize siz sheets or equivalent in five te twenty minutes, depending os how soiled they are. No pull- ing, wear or tear on clothes. Power driven wringer can be swung to any angle. While These Liberal Terms Are Open. | Pe ee yee ee 4 yr ont he Soe ee ee a ae re Aan OR eet ee A ate SF ae eee oe TR Lit RT may gis i pat b eA x 5 ae Soest # ere Gila ght _ $2 Down. Balance in 18 mentiy ete ee S +. ‘she aber penne ee ee ee ae, MOON. OL sit. FATS > p 4s the death house at Sing Sing Prison Tuesday night to forestall electro-. cution as an incendiary and mur- 'derer of six persons, there was' |found Ford’s will. Addressed to ‘the chief of the prison commissary, yments with gas bil aa Pit ~ . sal di betel thn. in 2 Aaa ity ai seh ted rm eT eee i he teealy z TP teh a ae z wet OF ae ee arte ae Nab wreup ina diate Sap nenithorilacan nll. hile Gane PO~ nee Prmertme pia ic: cern chahpen ie Wada Se Pret iavees baa ip nt Ne Fe Op tar ee OOe aes Gee OaS 04! Stan eae rho a sa cael ieeanelieneeieiantiet al payments with gas bil tion of successful purchases, makes it possible for us to present a timely offering of Spring Millinery of high quality that bids well to surpass all our previous $5.50 Hat Sales in style and value-giving. New Silk Hats New Straw Hats New Combinations Silks and _ straws, alone, or in combina- tion, find ingenious methods of portraying the smart new shapes, either in drooping pokes, small turban effects or rolling brim models. Radiant colors, such as wild orchid, sea green, Castilian red, thistlebloom, conch shell, tango pink, and black with color com- bination, are shown in every style. (Millinery Shop—Second Floor.) mt: i lie’ tid? i ity Hf ppt tp eT aah 4, ‘a ith: peerretyy ety! yl ant A a PH Renita ebb igh EE TH aT a iM Ml tata ure ue: Pe ———— eee ADVERTISEMENT i FINE FOR OLD FOLKS! Take Haley’s Magnesia- Oil] — milk of magnesia’ A ° . [ and mineral oil combined | | ; | secr@gary. | | — —_ When nature relaxes her vigilance | and permits the bowels to become. |clogged with accumulating waste matter, a tablespoonful of Haley’s |'Magnesia-Oil, once or twice a day, | will restore the bowels to their nor- | mal activity. A perfect combination of milk of magnesia and pure mineral oil, Haley's Magnesia-Oil provides at one time an effigient antacid for disordered stomach, and a most nat- | ‘ural lubricant for the bowels. The mineral-oil carries the milk of magnesia straight to the lower bow- el, where it is most required. It is | harmless, causes no griping or nau- sea, and has only the palatable taste of magnesia which is lost entirely when it is mixed with milk, Buy a bottle of Haley's Magnesia-Oi! today, and keep it always on hand. If your druggist can't supply you we will mail postpaid on reicept of price. Large family size, $1. e Haley M-O Company. Indianapolis. | MO The 5% off for cash. Better, safer food will be as sured to your family when you have equipped your home with a Home Service Refrigerator. If you have an all-white kitch- en, you will want one in gleaming porcelain. Or you may prefer golden oak or ash-cak. They are the easy-to<clean type, built to give a continuous cir culation of cold air. Watch Our Windows Cooking Classes in our Model Kitchen, Main Office, every weekday but Saturday, at2p.m. An evening class, also, Mondays at 7:15 p. m. You are invited. Balance in 18 rey payments with gas 5% off for cash. Whatever can be ironed by hand, from embroidered doflies, dresses and shirts to full sized sheets, can be done equally well, infinitely quicker, and.with ab most no labor with one of these gas-heated power-driven iron ers. Small, easy to handle, safe Sit down to do the ironing. | s) LACLEDE GAS LIGHT COMPA 3524 N. Grand OLIVE AT ELEVENTH Central 3800 2744 Cherokee New Arrivals Le Interest to the Men’s § Important Val ‘14 NCLUDED iin this tached, collar-to-matck Styles in solid colors, plain patterned effects. All size Neatly tailored of excell prising: Imported English Bros Imported Englis} Rayon Strip Rayon Mixtures | Rayon Basket . Scotty F (Men's Furnishing Department and T ae

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WEDNESDAY, iE BRUARY 18, 1925. erm ae ee . )MPANY’S } 'B% off for cash. washday drodigery with heated power-operated m@ Machine. Does away boiler, stove, washboard. heavy lifting and carry othes back and forth, sh, boil and sterilize six or equivalent in five te y minutes, depending on driven wringer can be to any angle. nce in 18 monthly ments with gas bill. ~ 5% off forcash. ~ pu use a gas-fired thermo tally - controlled laundry . Wil dry your clothes y and safely, rain op Complete, practical, ace in 18 monthly yments with gas bill. 5% off for cash. can be ironed by ‘from embroidered doflies, . and shirts to full sised te, can be done equally well, tely quicker, and with al + no labor with one of these neated. power-driven iron Small, easy to handle, safe, lown to do the ironing. » eet. | __WEDNESDAY, a PEBRUARY 18, 1925. ee ant —— — ee eee ton than BOTH other evening newspapers See Our Other Announcement on Page 10 oe en el er ee a me ee ee ee STIX. BAER & FULLE a New Spring Shipment of | Phoenix Silk Hose —arrives to make the assortments of colors Phoenix Hose are always the choice of women who demand unusual service —for they combine excellent quality with beautiful weave and finish. The variety’ of weights and shades makes possible a selec- | tion to suit every preference. most popular of these are complete. No. 360—Chiffon, with lisle top and sole.f7.75 No. 368—Service Silk, lisle top and sole. $1.85 No. 750—Service weight, all-silk........ $2.50 No. 345—Very sheer Chiffon, all-silk. . . $2.95 Two New Phoenix Hose At $1 -35 No. 318 — Semi-fash- ioned thread silk of service weight, silk to ‘the garter welt; double lisle soles, high-spliced heels, reinforced toes. Black and Spring shades. ae Several of the actZ= No. 790— Full fash- ioned, service weight, silk to the garter. welt. Made with the Phoenix lisle hi-heel, double soles and_ reinforced toes. Black and colors for Spring. (Main Floor ) | Sports Flannel [n Smartest Patterns and Colors —Useable Remnant Lengths at 95¢ THE extremely smait awning stripes appear in these Flannels, in color combinations daring and subdued. There are also narrow stripes and some figured patterns— all in French Flannel of soft, light quality. 27-inch width; lengths vary from 14 to 5 yards, useable for many purposes. This group, secured in a special purchase, offers really ex- traordinary values. A small percentage shows slight imperfections that will not interfere with the cutting of the garments. (Square 9 Main Floor ) ' ‘ Cr SPESt SS 68 16 SOLER es Me SSowes, ’ ews vet STS SSS SEtPES TE Sart St aeete New Arrivals Lend Added Interest to the Sale of Men’s Shirts Important Values at NCLUDED patterned effects. prising: Rayon Mixturés | in this sale are collar-at- tached, collar-to-match and neckband Styles in solid colors, plain white, and fancy All sizes from 14 to 17. Neatly tailored of excellent fabrics com- Imported English Broadcloth Imported English Sateens | Rayon Striped Broadcloths Rayon Basket Weaves -Scotty Flannel (cotton) (Men's Furnishing Department and Thrift Ave., Main Floor.) ‘GRAND-LEADER COMBINED _—_—_— — oe —s a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A LAS A RON OE SL ONE GPO AS SOI EG AO IONE NENG Ne TUE ELI ls ABI A MS PRPS BPO 4) patente se Oe me Is Ushered In in a Captivating Variety of Women’s Spring Frocks Now Showing in the Costume Salon a #398 Pp LAIN flat crepes, smart foulards, charmeen, crepe de chine and clever prints are employed in these models, each emphasizing a distinctive and interesting style note for Spring. The essential flare is here delightfully exploited, giving unexpected fullness to the important straight model. ; 41 $52 Creations that suggest an origin in authentic foreign shops are presented in this group. Black steps forth in refined chic, assisted by wide flares, narrow panels and lovely lace. All the youthful Spring shades are also offered in a diversity of new styles. Satin, Georgette, satin crepe, crepe de chine, bengaline, prints and unusu- al combinations are wisely used. Delightfully Youthful Models tor the Larger Woman Are Presented at $45 » miart Flares en ee en ee] (Costume Salon—Third Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Linen 'Kerchiefs, 15c Women’s sheer linen Hand- kerchiefs with hemstitched %- inch hem. Women’s Hose, 65c¢ Pr. Springneedle silk-and-fber Stockings; service weight. Semi - fashioned, with elastic lisle tops, double soles and high-spliced heels. Black and colors are available. Women’s Gowns, $1.00 Nainsook, crepe and voile Gowns, trimmed with lace, em- broidery, or neatly tailored, in flesh, orchid and white. Women’s Gloves, 49c Chamois-suede fabric Gloves —long, gauntlet and short two- clasp lengths. Incomplete size and color range. o Wash Laces, 5c Yard Practical Wash Laces—imi- tation filet, crochet, light and heavy effect Cluny laces, Val. Laces—edges. insertion bead- ings and beading edges. Saucepan Sets, $1.00 Including one each, 1, 2 and 3 quart sizes of heavy alumi- num, with cover for each pan. Table Runners, $1.29 Velour Table Runners, with tapestry ends; sides finished with gold edge. 50 inches long. Women’s Shoes, $1.49 Novelty Footwear; odds and ends of discontinued styles. (Thrift Avénue—Main Floor.) Dress Crenes. 59c Yard Fine quality Dress Crepes, with beautiful drawn effects in designs and stripes, for wo- men’s and children’s dresses. 36 inches wide. (Square 7—Main Floor.) Glass Salad Plates 6 for $1.75 TTRACTIVE shade of nu-green in 8-in. size; fluted border effect. These Glass Salad Plates are the latest vogue and are seldom offered at so low a price. Luncheon Sets $1.00 Especially suitable for card parties; each Set includes plate and sherbet glass, which fits on the plate in a groove made for that purpose (Fifth Fleor.) Glass Vanities $1.95 Green and amber .oPors, effectively cut in dainty floral design. This combina- tion powder and perfume holder makes a dainty gift. Exceptional Offerings in Linoleum 4-Yard-Wide Cork Linoleum Square Yard, 89c | ALLOVER design in the 4-yard-wide Cork Lino- leum‘of a very heavy quality; ground colors of gray, blue and tan. Will cover an average roont without a seam. A very special valuer — Inlaid Linoleum _ Square Yard, $1.39 Straightline designs in the inlaid Linoleum. Block, Dutch tiles, hardwood and geometrical designs, the kind in which the colors are built through to the back. Two-yard-wide printed cork Linoleum. Neat bath- room design, best quality. Is an important value. at, First quality Newark in- laid Linoleum and Jos. Wild’s marble inlaid Lino- leum. Large assortment of designs. 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Sayegh inn ta PT a ete he 9 Sd ame nent COR ake etm pe! ans 2" ah RNR AREER OPE Ye RS er 3 See Rey yrmeEr en renee Sar er a t wr ONE ; Po. ples - 2 The Daily F dence DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening patanocait stat COMBINED : a FEBRUAR vik GBS sm Rh encmmes ects aes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ATEN ctone'has MORE CITT Ci eee, eee —- eee = 7 Starting Thursday—Sale ot New Spr ing Sample — | nae aot eg ; | Men’s Suits With Extra pimp Be Ném rset _ the $1. 10 Men’s pert bale “Guy loco LPoaceney ies a regular super-value feature in the Vandcervo S oP at $25 Némo Corse fn noice ond $45. Suite: te The Se Se alee “y es et | Nemo Self-Reducing Cor- | i7 cy ii rr tunity th al ‘ very man wh) ‘) wid } b on a ' y - > 4 17 ? +} ct @e ¢ (j “'* 4 hrs oe / Ate n “17 . d re ' ww why its Ww | ile Te mrenase ls | iSLé j And aa sets. Low top and long of $190, ! iw) Ma Pe Mf deat > Sy, Ly Ae / 19¢ Dress Ginghams 32-inch Dress Ginghams Regular $15 and $20 Hats Offered at ») / () Introducing Hundreds of New Modes SS = 1 yg a cotton Underwear Crepe in i a 3 StS | - | : : cellent quality. Yard. eee TIF UL N regular stock not | — i 29c Underwear Crepe Colors cine dl for B eo] al i a “WE | 7 ei e ang SOkS gs |) ie all plain shades. 39 . wid ond would sell for less * — Felts | we iW ‘inches wide. Yard. 19¢ / 10 one of these Hats Materials oy ; J ~2 to 10 yard lengths of Pervenciie Blue sports, street Cicadadareen lress wear that are e Includi th: ) S15 \Nianv are ; tids CA i. Monterey Rose 16 é | : bes | os — pa pie 7 Ing ion : 3 ne s Pandy eat Wa , iii An Exceptional Gi CPXCeCDLION: aides al ( ' eT OWES ‘AMES a P menias : ‘ | ‘a __ ; : : | Lceptiona ide-Brimme als fol Ee cOpl t krench rm Silk: Hats ia | it CS ns, Teddies af Gingersnap : wee. = . an el Sizes Turbans Marmora Green this special price, aid Small and Large Head Size ly , \ | 2. M | Thistlebloom MES? ! , a i cauce ie High-Crowned Hals Small-Brimmed Hats ports. Mostly one bce oe J Wis iare-trimenad Steele ae pattern é Vprearo a-siadt 6 —" i = Suk and Straiv Ly ze popular shades of f! | an Navy. Brown, : Kealher- Trimmed Hais Cloche: of a kind. A wonder- Combinations | : J oe Ry ades of flesh, peach, Nile, | \ : stvles of Vandervoort ) T od - Hats 7 / | = \ | Black and White Flower- rung ful selection! wae | i Lovely Cotton Lats. M ery Si] Third Floor ee Pe aa | : - —_—— —- = Full cut well made Nightgowns of ona trimmed with itching, applique de No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders in This Underpriced - | F stitching in flesh, peach and white. icing ape oy an en Sale of To ‘let Goo ds Dracel Sale of Omar Pearls | one cathe ne ‘ent os pein so HE || Antificial Drape Combs, black rubber, regularly . : | hee odds and ends toe close ° : ° a le oe eae Face Powder out. regularly 50 ae Oe tions, ‘splendid for curtains or ¢ With Pearls So Fashionable for Spring, } ——— anode ccd Brake. Spb 2: prin Ds Mai Dor Toilet Water, regularly IME just 2000 yards in the lot sper re , , a ae be! —, ee — tegularly $2.50 tego: This ls a Truly WH onderful Opp ortunit) | . Mah sone Seap, regular} 1 .f | $7.00 Box 69¢ cheramy Toles ai eee : | pag coe cy meh ee doz doze ie 8c ’ : . tks I are the { isc iInatingly per fect re produc tions ot the True te fn ) regularly | he Shaving Ne ee Qrent il ven |] ' als Pe ee Pocket Atomizers, = regula y Regularly $9 75 | > } tains, well made. plain “ ”’ Paarls are indestructible Bearls of lasting | QINGIE Jtranc $ : | white, al beauty. Qmar Pé@arls are ide , = “nth hen reduiach $12 Bottle . oe: ee oom < , Necklace ldeat Hair Brus ularl} * ideal Curtain for living- 2 | ¥ . room, bedroom, or sun citteniaiasiaiinni —__— : - a parior. Full ruffled tte- Pe P p ‘orv Whit oe bm backs to match. $8.50 3-Pe. Ivory White ¢5 Imitation Shell Mili- | 3 : $1.79 “O ss a | : 7 . Regular $4.00 “Omar” Pearls (== 50c Perfume Toilet Set: brush comb gry Brasen, relaced 10 MME | | pea 4 ‘ases, 1L0c¢ and mirror; Set... .$6.00 air 00 Graduated and Uniform Strands—Also 3- soem Bracelet ) Tes | Vases, 1S ” $1! 250 1 10-Piece Ivory peu mee | | 36 inches. made of good $6 Imitation Shell Milt | = quality opaque mounted Imported novelties Whi T . ‘ ~ “ . | te Toile et: decor- iin iin E ial tarv Brushes with golé on a guaranteed roller in — ative French desig : “te $2.25 : green, gray, white or the Chokers: Graduated; white and the new. dainty past : | \ | d . , : : filled with perfume. 2 Lo sterling silve ~ | priced for clearance. Stripe; pair, much-wante@ et Heckiaces ; — 30 Inches ng, ng silver, : : 3 chiwen buff ‘color. / : | | | sii ldiniceieispcincllebemia | ———_ ——< All unit packages. Slight value and exquisite coloring. le } re seconds. Hair Brushes Ivory White. regu- | Mirror Nail Polish, regularly 3: Soap Box, imitation — e ularly Rope iii Gaiters Size, 60 Inches Long. ‘ << “G lariv $4 and $5. 2. a0 ‘< . Th Strands: Steriing Siivel . ae 2 = a — } Nail Saanaie ai Center. Bracelets; Flexible, as 3 Md , Velour Powder Puffs, regularly Harnisch Nail Polish. regular v ggg eee oa ee. "a F é : - Le ive -d clasps } ‘ : -O 22 .235c : mF ' . : ¥ : 3 4 to’ 20 eae : sewe , c “oy ‘uge. reg : T | BI : ' Paste. regularly oe . SS — : TICO ette oomers c Rubber case. With pu rezuiar- Ldsterine Tooth ose . 40c and 30 =o Heme veneer ee bee Levy's Refills, powder, ! | Wonderful assortment of lustrous Regular $6.00 “Omar” Pearls Regular $8.50 “Omar” Pearls sree ya Minne PP EE pore Seven sting | See or "Spig mene a Tooth Brushes, egulariy <('c Down Powder Puffs, regularly | perfumes, reguiarly B8 x | waist, caney - pleated bott % Graduated and Uniform Strands—Also 4-Strand Bracelet ‘Graduated and Uniform ‘igang ol See pts dite = — er ome, 7 4q aist and fancy pleated flounce si'et Goods Shop—First Floor. eer Two Uniform wtrends ; 15 and 16 ine a ee ongagg “cro ommpae om wet ern eegranae Ste , Read gs a, 5 rely; sterling silver, jeweled clasps. ca : aa e Yaar Home This Springtime by : | ) : _ Festoon Necklaces ; Three Graduated Strands; 10. 18 and S$ Festoon Necklaces Three Graduated wiranee; iB. 4 M ki N L Sh d d Pill Pd Basement R se y-to-W ear 1 nehes respectively, sterling silver, jeweled | espe gs ic) a Ing eCWw amp a es an ows rarily on Second Floor Festoon sncpengesord Three Uniform Strands; 16. 18 and at nee Necklaces, Four Gradented Strands; 16. Is and Bracelets ; Flexible: Four Strands; sterling silver clasps ches res} 1: aheeiine 7 UR new models—the aid of our competent in- : —_ o , Rope Strands, ‘Uniform Size; 60-inch “ gths structor makes it possib je for a woman to ot Nese ey Tm New Vandervoort’s Jewelry Shop—Firs' ) evolve for herself a charming new Lamp Shade at . Spring T that will give the delightful feeling of a lived-in y is. "ie , George Washington at. room. Imstructions parte we who pure hase pe ae ay 3. » q from ite ¢ sen) of your Women's Blae | aa materials for making at midervoort s. “je hes ee cS. : : Dress values at only af -tiol . I | : Black Kid Gloves ae . Boudoir Slippers | Art Silks—Ombre and Gold Ribbons as party favors This Sale Offers Decided Savings in $3 en ee a | Rich Brocades—Variegated Silks ae “ “tf - Regularly $1.50 Pair Metal Laces—Rosebud Trimmings ‘al | Washington a le : b Georgettes—Pleated Laces | Special Pair ~MPHASIZING the ‘15e and 25 5 kL | + mest Learn to. Make a Handsome Bed Light 1 Every woman who tries for the first time to ma ake one of latest style-note Choseiate Logs, decorated ort <ott i f ) 7 | . | these lovely Bed Lights is delighted with the dainty result. in Gloves. these have “ les. CBCH 15¢ LIPPERS the new flare cuff Hatchet red each Sc racy leather black ath Many, many styles and sizes to choose from, all clectriealltly | complete with socket. : perforated in an ex * : ae i Oe LitTiu ¢ Roeeenery attractive Hemmed Marseilles ‘ially eom hartanie and serviceable for boudoir a& & eset Ba U1 anes B d d _ Rubber heels. Pretty silk pompons. In all sizes. Tig, | , texture. the Work. e oe aa A. “ . 4 J ' Bridge Lamp Floor Lamp manship an a aseortn : y 2 . | Wire Frames . Wire Frames minute stitch antgeienn Gade ant: deus eee s House Slippers wee “=~ to $3.00 1.50 to $4.50 ing is of match- << . aE, $ $ $ ° . ing exactness. Were $4.00 Were $5.00 Regularly $1.50 Pair ) ame: : 5 +3 | Now Now One-strap Shppers of black leather, | | | Ee E | Lig Bracket er ¢ 2 a5 $4 00 with rubber heels. An- ideal — for $ = — ll Bed ht on Frames Description: wy, = a Ww ” $ housewear. res ful for the thi is man ' a 4 ae Wire Frames ire 50 Paris Point Backs—P. K. and Overseam Sewn of —_— — Very reasonably priced Thursday, ‘Coe. PO Scns ate $ ) $ ) £5 $1 , - any : eye | N . wait pitt ‘a STKE Glace Kid, Abbreviated Perforated Flare Cuffs. cal se plete sizes. . Tee Sor 1.2) to é. 22 #2¢ fo . Vandervoort’s Aisle Tables—First Floor. $5.00 $6.50 | Vandervoort 's Basement Shoe Shop. Cushion Forms; round, oblong, heart and square shapes, T5c to $3.50 a - iceieslidngenateepnemeienen Mashet Shep=foome Piece. REESE CALE Tee: Vandervoort’s Art Needlework Shop—Second Floor.

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aE TOES FE PLC ER he OS EO ee eee aN Eas tee 4 B pepncany 1% my Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone FEBRUARY 18, 19285. n ee | Open a Charge Account—Enjoy the Convenience |= a Sales Agents for ‘“‘Non-Krush”’ Dress Linen jaee oc , has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED 7 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | tom xtra bi rousers @ | Némo Corset | French Se oo ete | Vandervoort Man's Shop at $2; | Prost of styles in oo ree | — nearer Artificial Silk New. Inlaid w patterns. Suits that fit across . Fe Nemo Self-Reducing Cor- 54-inch fine all-wool, double- Made of clean. Sanitary ) double and single breasted. Anq i sets. Low top and long warp, close twill, made from all cotton 45 lbs Costume Slips Curtains Linoleum Extra size Slips of a fine ror : ; . quality sateen. Bodice top, 4. skirts slightly soiled from ee’ Metae uaiadt’ eetact : roll edge ; Made of good quality arti- Good heavy durable gualits P | os Pp j . 2 display.: Sizes not complete. y ' st l ce d ficial Silk 1 Tri of Injaid Linoleum, in patterns ome in flesh, honey, econg 1100 - ° spia rongiv Leo : on” icial Silks, allover lace. m- penne . dress weight, g1) Lee Tieetuun thad orehid, navy ' - noe seen S028 : ia . 95 7 med at the bottom with a 95 yg “ea This waa peatle and black. — =... 1 $7.25 values, $3.63 navy blue, mck covered with ‘inch artificial silk lent grade and in Si j ~~. at alues, $3.50 —s $ 29 Sizes 46 to vor A epi 33.68 tan, gray or black. 50 7.75 V s, . art ticking the gold tints. Pe — ae (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Per yard | . The Stores Sam ALL the People ari r _ re _ (Fourth Floor—Nagents.) fringe. Come in | a nice range of pat- ida (Main Floor—Nugents.) | (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Third FiesiusNegente. ’ “} r ’ 2 ee —— ‘Selling Entire Basement }| New! Women's Fabric S ‘ Ik Just What You Want—the New Silks Stock at Reduced Prices .\ " Gloves + l S New Crepe Faille $ 98 Second and Third Floors Pretty chamois-suede =. my Oh 1. 4 F > : a ; 40-inch wide, soft as a crepe de chine, but has a decided eord or ribbed No (roods lo Be Moved Back to fabric Gloves in mode. mas weave... One « v , a : a . : ; Ode, S- > of the favored new S or : wae Basement When Completed. tie ‘pemeree Mad ainr amie. pring dress silks offered in the new light and dark shades or blac Ianey two-tone embroid- | backs | : autiful New Printed Silks a ee eee de Melt aS. Tos : : 40- eu lustrous all-silk crepe ~ 12 95 ) renin : New Printed New Siam | New 40-Inch, | New o4-In. Flat 40-In. Printed Are easily oe eT Silk | > , ' ——— i » 4 . washed and keep their shape well SUKS | C1 Cpe | Crepe Satins Phread Crepe | Crepe de after laundering 40° - inch, beautiful 40-inch wide, heavy | A new width—yard : Chi printed Crepe de Chines even thread quality Extra-heavy lustrous | ang a half wide—re- Ines ° . . s or flat-thread Crepes, dress Silk. Offered: in Crepe Satins in light quires on! 1% to 1%, | Extra-heavy lustrous New Hairline Crepe sciath ant Sale ot Men’s $2 50 Gloves in new Spring color | the new Spring shades and dark colors or yards fase dress. Of- Crepe de Chines in new 40-inch fashionable all-wool Crepe in the new strip , — ag and de-, of blue, tan, ‘navy, black, In this sale fered in new Spring Spring colors and de- chécked patterns. In the newest shades of cocoa, poudre ' ‘ : ’ ' ars s di ae X ay : blue, gray, Lanvin green, henna, tan, navy blue and $I 59 Special selling of men’s Mocha Cape and Buckskin eee sere rust, cedar, Diack, yard | nomeay, Fare. shades and ivory. Yard,.| “6"S- Monday, yard, ‘black with white silk hairline oe Yd : . sepa Poa tho olka.” Gand oan 39 2 98 $3.98 _ $9.66 $4.29 . 12 Cotton Goods Specials, Thursday of sizes ; — — i — | 39c Bath Towels | 59c Cotton 22x44, bleached, drop | Satinette threads, closely wov- J . en quality 2 to 10 yard lengths of N A Stamped Krinkly Spreads Stamped 9-Piece | Stamped Gingham Sets $2.25 Stamped | 69c Stamped Scarf a ’ | . | A ver : | 8 19¢ Dress Ginghams | *5*7*tte 1" £004 assortment CW rt ae See Seen Service Set Rae * sseub ana Dadeuman White art cloth, hemstiteh- of wanted shades. Also in knot design stamped on ex- One 36-inch cover, 4 napkins, | bloomers to match; complete- Excellent quality cream Staueah de 32-inch Dress Ginghams cellent quality | 3 = % : é ) | 3-piece buffet set and ly made, dainty in various size checks and self-colored ew 39¢ Krinkly cloth; $ . earf to match: of very > designs, | ee ees fD | | — of ¢ lovely plaid effects. Ex- 123 36 inches wide. Yard, peters ° work: fine quality art « loth; two easily ° | signs: full size, designs; size 18x52 a =———— | elah 6 Se : = ; cellent quality. Yard, aC 49c Pepperell xy u ed size ¢laborate designs: embroidered 2 SopeepreesS i (Feurth Floor—Nugents.) 29c Underwear Crepe ; ~2 to 10 yard lengths * Pillow Tubing P > Wilh, mer os > ee L ce ine: Svs Se % 4 5 ee. hon ; » Pe eee a patiean my lee oe? ea ‘, hong be e. . so a els y we oie 9 2 a ews a in oe a = > a Se ~ 7 | ee ee oe ie § | oo t. “ . i re » on * we , ta mn chines, flat crepe and Canton crepe. Ina an range of the season's newest designs and colors. For the new dresses, blouses and tunics. Yd.. NR es GP IRL. A AID LOG A MIO TAINS ee ee ee ee es ed hy (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floer—Nugents.) f A RE I He. rae hay fe ee Oe er Poe er oR oe PE SM ORT E. HP cotton Underwear Crepe in Full bleached, 42 inches inches wide Yard. [YC | foyards.---..--- 29C | Sale Vacuum Bottles | i All Winter Conte to Go! An Exceptional Group of Pint Size £9 th, Special! Pint-size Vacuum Bottles in an ex- F\ ts \ 4. i} Gow ns, eddies and Step-Ins : . cellent quality aluminum \ \\\\\) | : wa Ky / Made of filled crepe and radium silk, meane OR a corrugated bottle. Large- OS & a oy Nd a é: 3 . } R ’ | lace-trimmed styles in dainty patterns and all the size cup-cap, with popular shades of flesh, peach, Nile, yellow and — handle, Every one white ; warranted Every Winter Coat must be sold to make room for Spring Lovely Cotton Crepe Nightgowns merchandise—great reductions have been taken on our most = i 7 = lull cut well made Nightgowns of excellent quality crepe Buy Now tor Dail Picnics and beauliful Coals— i trimmed with stitching, applique designs and hem- $1. 19 | Auto Trips Next Summer f his Sea | = Stitching in flesh, peach and white. All sizes | | > (third Floor—New Building.) = 5 = : ~ ale ~ 50c Hospital Cotton \t) OO & i : “ ; 3 Very absorbent Cotton, in one- ; ee a ——+* . : Ta eCr1es pound rolls. Special Sale price ] HV : re Limited (Main Floor—Nugents.) = ‘il Ni a ce —_—-- 1 Cae Dainty Undergarments Neet Depilatory, regular 50 Ruffled Curtains , Drapery Cretonne | Reductions that are startling! Styles that will be eagerly pur-— , a ing Sticks, Grenadine Ruffled Cur- 2500 yards Drapery : Philippine handmade Nightgown, : Williams’ Shaving Stic tains,* well made, plain , Cretonne, 36 inches: in an : slipover style, square, hand ata ** 9" chased to be worn immediately and for next Fall and Winter— white, also colored dots; assortment of light or ; neck. beautifully embroidered by hand | for at these prices they waite equal to what you would pay double | — geht « ree. |. ere, Pe ne eee in dainty designs. Hand scal- : the price for in the season’s beginning. All of the popular fab- 29¢ loped and eyelets. Made of Suitable | ries. furs and colors. parlor. Full ruffled tie- Per yard backs to fine nainsook, every stitch 3) Imitation She Mili- 1 air i ° . ee cuced to | a $2.50 Fringed | hand-sewn. Each tor | Choice of the House at $65 and $75 ‘ ~~) Perfume, - : og’ Wall sreeag : ' Artificial Drapery Silks : i ) i | teste a ’ 36-inch, beautiful color combina- $ 29 AA f T. | — sciia ata . S80 +. tions, splendid for curtains or drapes: - col A\\\ M > | Sai Dor “Toilet Water, regula rly Bi just 2000 yards in the lot; per yard... Sale Phi ly 1) Ye*, : ‘a 2.50 > Ey Bullion Fringes to match, per yard, 29c of l Ipp! Ne l ngerie , Cheramy toile ate ; | re $2.50 Grenadine : 39c to 59c . : , oat on” paris °? = * Williams’ Shaving Cream, N $2.00 t Window Shades Panel Curtains Pe Early f | . Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Large Sizes pair, aa i 86 inches, made of good | Panel Curtains 45 inch- R : | $ 95 S fh] ee ee Shell Mili- 4 quality opaque mounted ¢s wide; made of double- ec | e . pring | 3 thread net: scalloped bot- ey’. The e wit] cold : on a guaranteed roller in mut, a old pre th $9 on ‘ green, gray, white or¢he | tom: finished with 3-inch S I) > -: Tr j * ° . = \ A ‘ Wear A Mh) much-wanted buff color. | 4rtificial silk fringe. Can SS ' All unit packages. Slight | “y ap oon: at window. ’ a (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) Reduced fo. seconds. | ew spring pat- Hx, Soap Box, imitation shell, i. | Each 53¢ | terme iach. $i. 95 a i sated oad ) Od S $25, —- $35 . ularly 75c | (Third Floor—New Bldg.) Seap with Nail Brush in Ce nter, : - Bes Excello Bolivia Suedine regularly 35c ...........19¢€ bi] ‘ Sport Fabrics Fur Fabrics Levy Refills, rouge. paguier'y t | Fur-trimmed collar and cuffs; fur collar; most are silk and a Tricolette Bloomers and Petticoats 1, Kadiies’ Panty Dresses, t are silk Wt crepe lined; all colors, Wonderful assortment of lustrous finish Tri- : " : colette Bloomers and Petticoats in the new $ 29 ‘R ; Sizes, Women’s and Misses’, 16 to 44 shades for Spring. Bloomers with elastic ® OM pers a nd reepers waist, fancy pleated bottoms, reinforced ——— aes crotch, 32 to 36 lengths. Petticoats with elas- we, Welicmnte tice li 7 (Second Proce Taentn) tic waist and fancy pleated flounce bottom.... npr : xe A * ee | cca? —4 (Third Floor—New Butlding.) : ) ink Cc CK Or SO -oior é , . ngtime by . , rs | Peggycloth and @fambray, in attrac- tive styles, some with white collars ag and Pill ows | Basement Ready-to-Wear Located Tempo- 5" and cuffs, oth- New Spring rarily on Second Floor New Building ers with appli- Jil : ‘ ‘3 9 C a : oe. ak cae 7 Qc Becoming New ae 1) resses fue Uresses||| Vo == tC). USnort 61) | | | Sizes for Tots of 1 to 5 Years aN p , Supply a number of your Spring Dresses | the charm to any festi- from this wonderful group. Here are real t AP Ara (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) val. Many and lint. Dress values at only a fraction of their worth. : : ‘ : , | l )resses * | y ful are the Frocks we have for your selection, , : , \\ Well made Dresses for ZB | ba in all the appealing OW February Sale of These Renowned. a Wigner Prtgmicgs 8 Boosie oe! ed it : shades of Spring. | aT al \ street, sport or other occa- as \ e- “r) L f ;\ Retrige rators pS rn seer te needa: | | A ()£ SS ae Sold Exclusively at , | s | i be Ne o5 oc ) levy ‘’s Refills. powder ar- | ly 40c . Ree a9«: | Imported Novelties: containing rly pel rfume S, reguli: ariy hoc. soc 9c Sse wins 5 1, Price loor. sae RISE, oR NGPA ONE? DR. RRMA Your Dress adds twice e Bed Light | | Materials: = een i lens Nugents : : ) ; for the first time to make one of 4 Satin Cantons Canton Crepes : [SPiN & | ‘‘Sta-Kold’’ Ae! sow Satin: Flat Crepes i ; - sig iintyv result. ; ; tins = iat hed, # In the popular 3-door, . , me delighted with the di ily 7 | Siripe Flannels and Plain Flannels mit Patt RE : sit anes alder eanaeaen | aie yes to ehoose from, all electrica oe PS et i removable shelves, easy- , Styles for all occasions, Colors Include: an i 13 f : { clean drain, hardwood case, -_/ } , ' | = Hee: fe beautifully finished; 60-Ib. te, A ae i such wanted materials as = ; Rosewood Blonde Rust if tan | d in thei . ie . 7 L , pt oe 2 ‘ Da | used in ir eS tin Floor Lamp . | e& anaes cou. Baa Brown | Pet a ity. $ 42.85 | , Zashella Cloth Wool Crepe | | Face Canton, Canton pe, Wire Frames j 1]. | and Navy linrz BT) 2 | ~ A ESE uy it Ay"% P Striped Flannel , Flat Crepe, Georgette, Prints : ~ ; { ; : 1-4 ; ; e,.. are Fancy Plaids and Sport Materials. $1.50 to $4.50 , = on Biyees Sens 100 a fava WY 4} 6. ‘‘Sta-Kold” / Color Combinations Ruffles, Circular / Effeets, to) pee a | | Apartment house style Fabric Combination Flounces, Beads, Laces, ¢ | All - : . 2 flounces and tunics and the es lh ihe Se De | 2-door front-icer, hard- Wall Bracket 3 aneque effects. 7 s | zs a —— ~ ee rr beautifully fin- / | All the New Colors | | pew colors. Wire Frames Sizes: Misses’ 14 to 18— — $ 95 LF icy : : Misses’ and Women’s Women’s 36 to 46 __ ca} apr , | Sizes 16 to 38 e | Sizes 16 to 44 ) I + 50 2 ‘ r—New 0 : | / a f s ; (Second Floor—N » ilding.) i Sold on Easy Club Plan ruira Fieor—Nagents.) | | | (Second Floor—Nugents.) | * (Second Ficor—Nageats.) re shapes, 0 $v. be | Seeond kloor. , - Ss bi Tw , Va . oe ee me se i ee ee : Tae et a th ee ee eee - : ‘a

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‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The oe nOst camila ATCH, atone has sieesad CITY a irealanen eae the Morning one one other evening newspaper C OBSIN NE D FEBRUA ek. Ana Nase, | a repREAnT te Tas a A —— — TWAT ENS ye ee Boys’ Blouses : ; a a ON SPANISH LETTERS ny 63c 1] "AM 6 j C B 3 \ | ‘ | ‘ ( 0 Wises Suen. Ce alae Pai *1= urns Over | ; 5 te every woman and mise; cffering Bi Fit ee ee a ’ ys } : 7 hin; 7 J. . Don pt 7 2 wires tlie th a ¢ ae ag _ prensa hemstitche@ Gloves, fancy cuff Gauntlets, short G cores to L) iInspecto;4r Madras and per ve 2 4 camobr andkerchie hit and drivi sloves—i ‘¢ Mis Sives TO 4 Ee and lark colors anf stripes. { =e ' Ww lia Give Eagle Stamps ‘end ‘Redeem :- all Books for $2. 0 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | pa sie atic hel eg: ‘\¢ or col. driving Glove n the meee = ; — — ‘ 3 ; SS « ; * lf | | After Chasing Man. ciation - Stee 6 te 1 } Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West ) Basement EKronomy Store Rasement Kconomy Store Thursday Offerings in the Basement Economy Store}|) 6°" oe ee Fees Pt IBM», wk Tera WT q?) Dor »- cha tec’ re ~ rida . zi ri . : 2} se at oe ofa een acm $2. 00 Values... C alues. 4 . he er “AS ¢ ri ' in ; i ie ee ne oe Bev € A large assortment of good quality 4 and referred a = Of Tone iu qsamp! aim Areo * = § r red to | | , a Het atwi nlain ¢ 2m 3 leather Purses, in black, brown, tag. Beginning Thursday—An Extraordinary Event That Will Be Welcomed by Many— € Women’s Purses : x | = Reducing Girdles “Bando” Girdles | Dresses so he lay in wait for the mvsterious $5, $6 and $6.50 Values $3.50 and $4 Values, for | $5.95 Value, for letter writer. The next evening a’ | $1 Grades man, whom O’Donohoe describes as de > tall, swarthy,. and well dressed, | le slipped a second missive in the o4 “ .. S a 9 $ O95 (Yr Denochoe mali! box. O' Donohoe | J ii eR. gave chase, armed with a furnace | fas! oned silk Gist?) { i\ ¥ ben. 59 / . Pe\ ws shaker, and halted the man at the o Sit nixed Hose » } ot Ve "hiete tops Crepe silk or part- wool hairiine Dresses. curb. o P i : r' r fa ~ ced feet . *} , it , — mi iti ie. “ Li i > 4 | The man spoke excitedly. pro- » black -.and tolors in straightline or belted styles, with testing that he meant no hari 1. ec- Basement Ecomeniy Store "t | . ‘Marvel-Fit | Re due ing Girdles of si] + » O'Dono!} sawn he eS oe ' — oe . ESS s rred ruffles or cording to O'Donohoe, who says he a / ¥ / and jersey covered rubber; new Sag New long-line models with deep elastic wee Senatineed cate’ aaa otto ePaper seteeag gla “a | La ps mere, ‘ | models. Not all sizes in every style, gores set in the sides. An ideal gar- Ft. | suffs; _ ail colors. oke fr th t! fur- m | a. A 3 . ; : “3 . . mt . 3 * Sizes . to 15 years. mace shaker when he became too. . | / but a splendid group from which to ment for those not wanting to wear cor- ES RS Basement Eeenemy Store good range of sizes. é heated in his protests. Following: $8.50 Value, j / ¢ > ht choose. sets. the “poke” the man ran away,! Special : 4 | O'Donohoe says. | ake) | | ~ 2 —_ « nae , ee ns erence The High Schoo! instructor 4e- a re \ “as “4 4b ; $2 wonctene Corsettes $5 May-O-Belt and Nemo Corsets For stout figures. Bone throughout and reinforced across the front. Of pink cou- | é 3 ‘ 2 : 7 +h i a ' of : clined to transiate Lne@ second ‘cs ' : a : , ' 7 a - Lo! nz rN ode! s. th e last set in the Skirt ter, O’Donohoe says. “He said it! ’ = ? . ' : __ ; and elastic Psat r straps There is a was too hot for him, so I hunted == cood range of sizes. In this til and plain coutil. Broken sizes in Nemo =: ur ra@acti 4 SiIZCs 2 Lada v» a Mexican and he translated it : - Certete 43) clase in Mar-0-ien 2. 39 with apologies. It was addressed amp th grace = Sa : - Sale, a! ee _y to ‘Men Onlw’ and it surely exheust- —— , : —_— ———$_$_$___—__ > nt «ase teas a the supply of Spanish exple- = “ 2 black SL A PRESS R Me: moan Sea eae ee ° e ‘ines ents & (SSS Mi ae Reducing Reducing ‘eae Waistl; : 0" Donohoe aape ae See pet opt — te aoinainieel Store | arvel-Fit B } j d B = pone any.Spaniards or Mexicans either, | and rassleres Girdles an ust and Elastic- ag and believes the letter writer is fleece-lined ribbe@ suffering from & mental disorder. + Princess Famo Girdles | $2.50, $3 Values for Specially a ae Confiners Top Corsets ) ene te Boo *Ti's rwertain he has the wrong mall | and ankie-length er ”" O’Donohoe says, “and if he $4 and $5 Values 1 : 79 $1 25, $1 50 Vals. ow | “7 & $3.50 Values : an * le-ten 0 igh? A °. . " . " »,' ™~ alls again he will discover that he SAI Sa Slips grat a Q5 Basemest Kconomy & ° SS * ’ === Women’s Sleeveless a Ry the Associated I’ress $ 88 . - Rs ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 18.—-Atilas- a Union | zy | | a | prehension yesterday by two offi- : \ iti ‘ tte Slips * th all-around tine top. New. of yersey -co\ ered rubber laced down-the-Dack an iancy pin k broc ade all in ideal fr rat] } tie wear i = “i ' = _ a 4 - = com . moines » — range of sizes eomfortabis. All sizes. rane Of Biss. Basement Econemy Store Values. ag s” b 2 ae RAAwNA = $2.95 Value S fe A4 ta’s first $1000 burglar today was, and pink Warner's and Famo rub- ney lightly boned and | cers. The burglar, a negro, was e in the police station after his ap- ) | rocade, some with elastic ber Reducing Brassieres. ©f heavy Para Tubber - New Spring models, of ) ¢ ‘mely comfortable, Suits - found. the officers said, in the act) motifs in dark color I of robbin 2 store af the local aaa rie eh . ‘hain grocery firm which several eriIgnt Snade: Sizes 36 to 44. | ; » y ago offered e e three or] Basement Economy Store , Sibir te" wecure their. other Select Thursday From This Group of New ‘ A Splendid Assortment of Men’s ) tc. in order to secure their other . , ome ‘ stores from marauders One thou- a ugs o a _* ym a om sand dollars reward was offered Suite. in sleeve- for the capture of a burglar found 9x12 Axmin- 92 9. 5 TIN Od S 28 ; eee 4 7 ¥ x ; . ,' Z | - 2. Ls F ¢ ae f . 44 hd, 7 ™ 3 x « . = 2 — «| ‘ (4 S&S eg 6 s : : aS X - & Se 5 cam : ES oS “5 ” Y Fag * cs fs aa i™ - wa ar ° i .% ; oN “& tala 2 °. aA: & a i. ae re aM ae he a ee . a * y % . e 2. fet Ui ty > ia. nines a be a Ft 7] f ee . ) x 4 ee ee aS be eae ‘ 2 ghee wi a cae ee a ee ae} +e : Sr i ‘eg gee . ak r, oY , fees | R. Pad Sy sa f : ) ~ 4 a Se ; my © te 9 ave ae ats i oe ‘ . v rahe es q ae a : ey ~ wy ; a “al he Ie = is ate OF Oe 4 ra A - fe ie Ss ‘+ - R’ . 7 ae iS : : oe ee - cE he i ae - m > ee es “= 4 a> ‘ 4 ; re oa - bas . a oe 5 a wee wipe gop oe. a2 a ‘ “as Pet hae 27 ‘ ‘Ss le * Oe By ee + Se, °° - & ; 59 a & ee * = S24, ’ a Res ~ ~ PY xy * 3 ro a ae ay i= ST ¥ es a a 3 yee : + > am : he oF r 2 = : Pas 2 . a — Fs beak S55 Ras ae ad am = = - pr’. c dey j : 2 Oe Wie pass + erin” : * ra. SERRE ROSE we a tea Ue ee es : peaeayatideiee diene k cities wei] tallored fylil ruffles and tie-baeRs to match; chevie = « . , } : isd : ee woes Bes » for many rou ms. @ Friday you may choose frem hundreds of stylish gta from cassimeres, sheviots and wor- Basement Economy Store 7 | «Strip : » fe * et tt = © See : ge oS teds—in the new light shades of prevent sore throat —to cure | $ IS —_ Coats. Thev are fashioned of popular materials, in- | sien pene a eee a unas rhe | inixtu it — you must destroy the germs } \ Ar) —q cluding polair, smart plaids, Bengalana, Polotone and | new English styles are featured— fi ’ D es eS | ‘ah blue a that cause it. ye | suede velour. The latest models are shown and manv i i with wide trousers, blunt vests ots ress ; & | Formamint destroys throat germs i iA \ w tunics tn Coats are silk lined: Coats that will meet almost anv | — Berges er en ee $2.95 Value ome mi _e - t ven ‘repes | > consery Ye oae is a (pe heey gf J ares Lowered Vet |{ taste in mane rn ‘ } i P ; i ' " th dee bor- ; ’ f ~ ~ ’ powerful yet safe antiseptic that | : dere—alte peacnat | The colors are among those 7a Sizes for youghs, stouts, soung $ 95 ‘ : men and regulars—rTanging acts continuously and lon ; blouses Ir new ; enough really to + fem . lal shades and sizes, 36 g that are favored for Spring. ( from 31 to 46 stoat. : ™ | to 44 Every hour or so whenever the oo EB : : throat feels raw, or- whenever you ee are exposed to infection, dissolve one of the pleasant-tasting tablets in US RaAiiieas aheeliiy clears out Offered Thursday Are Thursday—It Will Pay Home-Sewers to Give Attention to Our ~ ye peel came S Bovs’ art ee —\ ee February Sale of Wash Goods os Seccial Val S| ry 19 at Fy hee | | + Popular Weaves Are Offered at Splendid Savings Trousers » F Select S “d indow | : 1 — CPS] AT) Dress Crepes Plisae Crepes - on Ginghams Dress Linens yo bermagy. ‘ pcre ei , | . 75c Grade, Yard 29c Grade, Special V call 25c Grade, Yard Special, Yard $ 33 3 satemsiy MOM «wernt sue in oo BST ery Special! : 7 al rtains ¢ 18c 55¢ . i i . " SEs Se eR AT etre Meena tind, ties Amin, “Wee oy - SF a eh Loe Pye Sneaking eeaeteseinaaeatecia SR a5 ei? eet NGA ig OES iTS it ee ERs ae Sines tes Basement Economy Store Basement Kconomy Store so lak al Oi eh ee ee a re — ee a ne Wed apes ting ~ _ Bye 10,000 . ' he fone + ati ~ = ss? ’ - : doctors ; | ; smaii ceo'lar “ain *s é | = > re) ‘ hinatioan \? P , ry , . rs + es F 4 " ae ° q Tai ored ; cleave . ae lreds of “ ait =, . =r™ ‘ ? oud : rv . > ‘* e ~ . - _ 4 7 - s®\ _ . _* - - ie, ey Hi- . ’ ~ . 26 > ™ a ence ta ' PEt ees, 6 5] SS Stripes x : in pin] blu e ide and of 2 to 93 yards Dress Linens; white, pink, net Oe ves * and " o] a ° Pa neh nea 7 ach de« —_ rT. ff : ,: embro dered. eo) Oc k - rose. orchid hrowmn ref? 7 fiz iT? j re s BRasement l_conom¥ *®tore 5 le a Tes “T} nts. | on ; ; . > plaid pat te r " _ (if and cadet: ‘> lw 1{ . : ds ear i: patterns i _ . . , ¢ ‘hec«s., rmamint . VATiIOUS CO LOTS to a buy* r = _ , n plain 3 _ 0 Seconds of $1 Grade nin ee cat? bottot: oteiell 29c Ginghams 59c Remnants $ to 42 waist. Basement Keeneaty GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS Child ’>s Sh lidrens Shoes | =» A Linen, 36 | 2 to ® yard ‘Gingha Bea ee gle Be ) $3 d y inehe wid plain na -emmeante-: ¢ as oat ™ Remnants of checked and 39-inch wide cotton: Tis- . an 3.50 P t rire ote _ a wens pty _ ', “a — cae 7 Diaid 32 Inch G ngh 5. = Remnant: with Hay- M Sh $ a ues, air z a 1} aan ee a qe i SF tr Re on , Yard . . . A ial Ph pea co pg os peaicg toh peak en S oes ECZEMA BROKE f : oe ee Yi ru Lev tard : 10¢ . ab.e =I fy} 1G oe 25¢ $4.85 and $5.85 Values yar Yard. OUT ON ARM j : : 29c Percales 59¢c Voile Remnants = #6 ines wide, cotton-ana- " 40-Inch Voiles Sc Suitinn : $ E> aon nants ° . , : : . raron ¢°h ffon in ech ex ks and . ai ' tein ws wh of-Ineh Ww ide Ite! inarLs ’ ee a : { } Vi ret a 'SoO if Remnants of Amoskeag siripes anc i lea! ior [rocks: iff ust a F a ws q ; or fs - = . ‘ 1 ee ‘ : ' ~ Yaras in ien > ivy rs oz o 9 vards in eng by aii poe white and Sijit- Ssulitings— of pert linen. “a (en pr} . 4 st 2 i . aw > ob wide : r . . ite . ome varfus colors that are abse- Dry and Scaly and Itched > ie 7 ty ot | y dress white and colored grounds itely tubproof able for outer or under- | inches wide a: os in plain €Men's high , | tage ol SENS SET pai 18 with white dots. 29 pare Hs, : $e garments. 59c shades. Speci 0¢ “y Shoes, 4 £ fire. ' + eee y: — C - Cc . v Py ry ss a née and Burned. Could Not 4 last; sizes 5 ware G...; . ‘initio Yard ........ yard - Cc H 3 ’ 17 Made ys Basement Keenomy ®tere ent leather; Sleep. Cuticura Heals, enowned man : lg mene Ph facturer ken sizes taken on . Basement Economy Store from our regular stock. oe ‘ ' Thursday—This Unusual Selling of Spring Woolens Select From This Unusual Offering of — 50c Cretonnes Sih $2.79 Women’s Shoes | Men’s Shirts Tew. 29C Values, Yard. | : | @€3°06 yards in - beautiful €54-inch all-wool ‘fll and Extrem $ Special Se ne Neroondes, tlanne " in noeveity ch 4 al aa stripes e e€ pect for slip covers, cushton., ecarta ott. 4 iiso plain colors - Basement Values at for Basement re . . Floorcovering < Wermen’s low Shees ia Krap and cut- / € 2490 neckband and Collar-attached ° Shirts +6. ti Blankets - . out etvyles—made of patent. satin. The S beatin aie tinue te HM be rae of a wide assortment of materials in fancy brow nd ack leathers, etc. re ; € oqguare neces oi iste “pe the aaa a . and plain color effects. Finished with soft 4. 65 ‘ ; = 2 . ta: ti rt i: a! me Yard at. C vede Flexible oad ee wae ee am . turn-back and barrel cuffs. Each one with = " ; oie ow wor k : ~~: - @ Sanitary, waterpr: Floorcoverings. Sj ! + . non-shrinkable cushion band. Sizes 14 to 17 € Wool- pons! Blankets, in Bane a heels. izes from i to &., blue. rose, lavender, tan, : - Yards wide: various attractive patterns "s in the lot. amt eae | slight seconds anemone Economy Store Basement Econemy Store Basement Economy Store and white: #6x88-inch po ce 5 Bas ; Basement brovn: also pot ee —

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- = : — , ny — — ae . ett — = — 7 ee 3 ry si tin Maca 3 lei a Sac ee SPOTS LE RPE TTT sath i PTE Petes _ - ee —— = . a SSS . i Pen SR tesa - - : - — (poten - Sapte ie - E ™ 2 ~~ - . : * ¥ . > ne w — . ¥. - » al + ; Fae - 7 £ - sd ~ _SELOUS POSTOSrarcH a2 - tee ene ~ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 8 and 14. eT aera JUDGE andkerchiefs E | | Sale of Kid Gloves E | ‘Fred A. Dalton Found Not Guilty - - is ~~ | | at Conclusion of State's ai $2.50 to $4.50 3] 65 pal jee 2 Case. Oc to 15c ‘ 4 e | Values, Pair... v Thureda | Because there was no 4@irect evi- alues, Each.. 7 WA | og An annual February event of interest A y = dence to link Fred A. Daltom 9 s 2* ) - offering long sR 7923 —— ae —— — + WEDNESDAT S| ig Banus it, 1921 ; pea ne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evéning newspapers COMBINED ‘EBRUARY 18, 1928. _ nr ae — aaa ennnaeEmaetg pata sae I oi Rey so haa! Tec RaO ES sii f oe Do z. ™ s D, | |quarters, At the trial yesterday ce |Mrs. Amanda Ward, who occupies ; oe * ,another apartment in the same 3 omen’s Purses I J | | . , building, testified that she, her | | sister, Miss Frieda Chamberlain. A | 250 ; | ss and Dalton were sitting in Dalton's “ $ $ 1 A9 e 4 kitchen when the fatal ficht began. alues.... . : They had just returned frem #n se Ninck brown, tas 5 Vif 3 5000 of Them, Specially Purchased and Offered at, Fach | automobile ride on whicly Conley f gray; fitted with mirror and coin had refused to go, she said. As e. > & : | : so they talked, Conley rushed Into the “conentarananeth suena anton | @ Five thousand Electric Irons—the largest single purchase of “Hotpoint” Lrons that room and began to beat, cuff and . | a retail store ever made from the Edison Electric Appliance Co.—and it was unusual _ : choke Rec. liar iter ere pecially Priced Group of . oh 4 . € PP : i. ja and the three struggled to the back : : : even for this store with its reputation for dominance in buying. “Hotpoint” Irous are porch and fel! down the steps to Giris ; ae , nationally known for their excellence—thousands are already in use in St. Louis and this | the yard. As Conley beat her. Mrs. opportunity to buy at such a low price will place many more of them in use. A $6.00 Ward testified, two shots were ) , I for $3.95—and ironin icity i much fired and he fell. resses ve, | , ron for g by electricity is such a convenience and saves so 7 Other. witaaane ediuieli: iuiaanas Value, for time that every housewife should take advantage of the offering, which 1s one of the tentinony: but Geto Whe a6 anit ee | i | most important in our February Campaign of Super Value-Giving. Note these fea- connect Dalton directly with the 95 HY, tures of the Hotpoint Electric Iron: | shooting. The instructed) verdict oo tiie | : 3 was returned at the close of the . ° . * s S ‘ se, at i a? a Every one is cemplete with standard The special ball and socket joint elimi- | Dalen! Sas mantde te te pees ti, Srercnses. jane | # ‘‘Hotpoint’’ plug and cord—and every one nates the bending of the cord at the usual degree. Tioh tine of Lib =te L 4 - is fully warranted. breaking point. ; styles, with ee ee ca a ee 1 Thumb rest which minimizes ironing fa- ° Simple construction, making repairs—if INVESTOR CAUSES ARREST OF ered collar and ali colors. | Qiaiiie i tigue—enabling you to apply pressure, ever necessary—very easy to make, HEAD OF CARBONA-COATA CO. 7 to 15 years. ; phasnenincamatatncta ca ent Ecomomy Store and to direct the Iron easier. Hinged cord and plug protector reduces Arthur Mueller, Father of 11, Held Ee : na. ‘6 sao? . . : =e on Complaint of Man Who Seeks Re i: om a. = — — ; kinking and breaking of cords to a mini Menewe af dae Be : eavure, useless ing oO mum. Detectives last night arrested 7 i j U aa . the Iron. in nion = a These and other features shown in the Arthur Mueller, 45 years old, .f Suits | of = Even distribution of heat over ironing special Demonstration—see it before you | 2842 Belt avenue, on complaint of tit surface—even at the very tip of c Iron. aittiidine Ferdinand Buske, 1320 St. Ange $1.50-$1.75 . ry Up the Iron select -Aeteegaias esp See ee avenue, who says he invested $800 Samples : | SS | | = in &@ company headed by Mueller, and has received no return. } rC An Event of Extraordinary Interest to Men and Young Men Is This Burke invested $800 last May in Mueller, the father of 11 chil- @€Sample Suits in heavy the Carbon-Coata Manufacturing = — 9 e e ao tined ribbed. cet- i # > 9 : Co., which Mueller formerly oper- ton, with long sleeves | a 5 j 7 ated at 1248 Hodiamont avenue. fn and rat aaah g : . | return for the Investment Burke are; 4s , a ) | . was given a position, Mueller says, — Basement Economy Store and notes covering the sum. Burke 4 In the February Sales!—Smart Advance Models of | dren, told reporters today that money. Mueller says the notes are not due until next May, and that - he refused paymentu ntfl that time. ; The Carbona-Coata Co. was orgah- ized by Mueller, following his dis- covery of a process for lining fur- naces. He now operates the com- pany from his home, ' Grocery Register Robbed of $38. ‘ } ‘ Women’s Sleeveless | " $40, $45, $50 and $55 Values at : . | $4.50, $5, $6, $7.50 and $8 Values at sa ghee ponte aa Two men with revolvers entered the grocery of Morris Rosenberg, 2700 Madison street, at 5 p. m. yeg- omen's fine ped cotion , in sleeve- s Sy i er oer , a , terday and made Rosenberg zo to knee- oe | Py | av § ‘t anv S his assort- , ‘+. ae Ps, ; ad rh: ta | ¥ pte \\ : q. You m t\ select all’ ult in this ¢ | in ae Bear ! “oe q [his assortment consists of both a rear room while they robbed the ; : regist f $38 a ; . ‘ . wool and wool-mixed Sweatgrs—in emia and escaped. lar and neers | ] ment, confident of its correctness for 1m- a sizes. Basement Economy — 4 | nae eer EERE 85 es ee ‘diate and Spring wear! Every garment was tal . mrete: ane Spree Be pullover, sports coat and golf. jacket s eatuienia styles. Many are knit in the popu- —ae eS | @ 7 : lored according to our rigid specifications—and as a hs : Any o WAIICS / 8 5 ? uffled Curtains . a a Hi result we offer the most popular variations of the "lV AGS. a4 Mae | be la’ Shakervellichi. willie. olbiaik santa —— : | Mlii4; (| English type and conservative model. The woolens, jE SN a5 is / y fs a ae | | : 4 a - _ Wes , | f . ‘ “a9 : "Two-tone effects, chest stripes, etc Par | Uk ix worsteds, unfinished worsteds, cassimeres, — pe heen ime PY ae hy he F Oo, canta aA mixed rs a tes 4] ee Me AOE ta ae contrast to the solid shades of blue, Srossbar scrim Curtains, mm | . cheviots, flannels and serges. There are pencil . | See re he ei} Hi), \e y ffiee and tie-backs to match, rav, tan, brown, maroon and white. Ai) ruffles and tie-bac stripes, herringbone weaves, checks, overplaids and het itable for. many rooms. - Store a el {Mt | ' ) ha ag |! | / a Make your selection from: , | Bespment Eeonemy i" Bal , : mixtures—in London lavender, smoke gray, brown, Werte 3 wee) | mu ‘ | FACE IN A MINUTES ‘ 1 if / blue and plain gray. : A Hi aS We | 448 Imported Golf Coats, $8 value. Tots’ Dresses | Aloe | 7 a (dp Z . 1 \\X 360 Pullover Sweaters, $7.50 value. i Hi | The size range is complete for _ =’ = Dy ry | : \\ . 252 Pullover Sweaters, $6 value. New Process Without Any Chemi- 2.95 Value a | ) men and young men! Make i | | | . 450 Ribbed Sports Coats, $5 value. cals or Drugs Removes Wrinkles, 9 5 Sia : || your selection now! . WT \ y 426 Ribbed Sports Coats, $4.50 value. Crowsfeet, Lines and Uplifts Sagging Cheeks in Five For all sports—golf, baseball, handball, the Minutes. ° t 5 5 () 7 ) . | }/ river, tennis, etc.—the Sports Coats are ex- Be an im 6=6 $40 to $ vercoats ) : y. riers tennis tce~the. Sports Cont are ox : : eee OF OO " ' bam: Dina heal d outd Offered as a 100 Per Cent Perfect and plain col- ‘ . aati . | or both indoor and outdoor wear. | S voiles, with es | eo In the February Sales at.... , | Process by the World’s Most adwork ‘ i * j fo 4 , fics: gad t Ma 4. ow | English type box Coats, ulsters and ulster- | Sizes range from 34 to 50— |, Widely-Rnown Dermatologist, eves: in rose. ree Ff ettes—-made of plain and fancy-back wool- - Au But not in all styles or colors. Plastic Surgeon» and i pust; ‘sizes | — ens—in styles for men and youns men. The : Main Floor | Beauty Specialist. tailoring is faultless—and each Coat is fin- , | I & years Basement Keonomy Store NOE WR OREM: Second Figor | Dr. Bailey's new process for uplifting sagging cheeks and the removal of " Men’s and Young Men’s Trousers | pa . id : 1) EE | Select Spring Window Decorations NOW—From Our Sate of AY ilsesc%as Sets; Bie cares bs Value, for 4 ° ° Os @ XeS 6 : | this purpose. - 63 3 1;Curtains an 6! Draperies C fall , pete oe? ||| | tree ee tiie a , | : as @ Axes of excellent size, fitted with strong handle, and having cutting head of splen- ||} | we | | . 5 | —Hundreds of Charming Creations Priced at Big Savings. did grade steel. ‘A tool that will give most satisfactory service. | iid hold Tool-Chest : kles. lines and crowsteet will be rece! vert “cc — with delig ¥Y thousands of women wh, Specials —For the House Oo oo es wish to remove diefigurements which nar , thelr beauty and bring much age-appear- ey eas @ilored of clhev- ‘ oe @ hes 19¢ | = tassi- . :, pears i $1 | @5c Night Latch Locks and 2 Keys......-. ' [| famous oanal) $1.50 Shoe Repair Sets. . Folding Rules, 6-ft. size..........-. 39e | »Ol- { | r | o- : : . 0c flannel, in | wed i} 97 iS > ; Ruffled | Imported ie Nee Pe ae 362 | 900 R. M. Door Locks, 2 keys......--.--- 640 ‘ patterns and * 60c “Slide Easy” Caster Sets... .-+sees+: : 2a et As ante ” 85c Steel Hatchets, good size =o eee van oF ae owe with hese. soa x ; c oO oe : : : . : ¥ Ty Meceveves O« " : ss water bestucens Economy “Store 49c Tool Sets, hollow handle.......-..++-* 33C $1.50 Pistol Grip Hack Saw Frames 9 Special Offerings of M > Sh | wire (Le $4 Value, the Pair | $10 Value, Pair enamine Pe Motor Oils ens oes | ) | ; , r ' : ; . . $4.85 and $5.85 Values ; | | , 441 | i oo) .10 2 >6:* Profit by This Extraordinary Opportunity—Of fering a 2 ‘Well-Known /radse 7” 4. y. \. ‘ . 6 ed A 5 2A | Re fi | e > q Motorists: Profit by select- 2 & ; 4 " 2 rye ¥ - + > : medium age oe ies . | \ Sr Meenas} odgee~- She your chela kind which .insures good | all equipment except batteries. ed ball-bearing Roller Skates—and og Dollar alue e Or Scalloped —=" it h bullio ai f ot o 7 . " 2 f b 2 ei n ; tains, tringea. . 5 4 : they are offered in styles for boys - ri we; C wide. : —_ oor ; 4 Per er a fringe. of white, cream and ecru. ear. 36 inches Music Saion—Sixth Fl and girls. Sixth Fleer . i ous ; » . ; p Wool-mixed Biankets, in large a “ay ose, lavender, tan, gray and b | 66x8H-inch size. < Fitth Floor , ——

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‘ 9 — — . PRR ER EE RTE ; _ anne “] m4 Q 3 a ‘i 4 =>" _ y o> eo: eee. > 3 ie bie OReie ee ee Se , rat re PO oo sc ees . : " a 2% Me — . mel. ~ es + ¥ - PN Po er Cpa wes Ge ¥ Dy, Be Wa tae il Lam at 3x Py at eg a RP egy Te ¥ + : * nee Fhe daira a ORR DAO TR ee ays rin f is -~ ‘ : The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the merning and one other evening newspaper eT a J, OGDEN ARMOUR'S REMAINING = WEALTH PUT AT $15,000,000 Phat I?" *oreg rer oF ON BIRD SE Zee ce its id oe HP OPER er ge A os opportunity once a year. Every woman will recognize at a glance the wonderful qual- ity of the materials that are used in the making of these garments and will supply her every Spring and Summer need from this extremely interesting group. These Tub Dresses are made of staple as well as fancy checked ginghams in every popular color such as blue, black, green, brown, lavender, pink and tangerine. Plain color chambray and linene in Shades of orchid, blu@ and green. All are attractively trimmed with embroidery, drawnwork, piping, white collars and pockets. Included in this sale are almost 2000 Dresses of the nationally known “Smart Set” make—Dresses that will appéal to every woman. T hese garments just out of their wrappings—shown for the first time in this sale. Sizes 36 to 46 for Women & Misses Extra Sizes 48 to 54 in Some Styles E have arranged the garments on tables according to size, | making the selecting much easier. ior extra selling space, extra saleswomen anu cashiers in’order to give you may A He eg: | ee, a ae ee’ A re ‘Se Soe ' oa 0 Pe ee oe ene SE yy jt ; AS fj y \ 4 j a A BY V/ LZ re Staple Cottons Are Special 39-Inch Voiles Bleached Sheets 25c Yard $1.39 Each Good, medium grade solid Ready-made bleached white. Sheets of the good wearing at 9 oclock and we urge you to make your selections early so ihesit 4. ’ I Telephone Orders | Taken This Afternoon and Evening | Until 9 P. M.—Call Central 6500 | When ordering by phone please state the letter indicated i on illustration, giving size and color you prefer. : We have also arranged you prompt and courteous attention. The sale starts Please State second choice of color. S secure the material, style and color you prefer. (Downstairs St *. * ; “eee, ae. a eatgt te > eT am, awe ~ * s -_—— inf ~~ [eae SH BEPRERE EH) ; « ff f ae ’ s*. - = = ith ?" HE 42 ease “se . 7 > Sacnee- _o- -* — rs “eF titi Tier iei -_ fi i ** o a ete tees | é raii erein ty 148i Hea wT . tere sar — a ~~ — rat sbai8 + Feyettt att usttia:? a = tee? Ma a . rvee ie mat Sale of Women’s New Low Shoes} Features 2200 Pairs Thursday at a Reduction WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18. 1925 FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE WAS WRITTEN OVER 69 YEARS AGO AD —— STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Canse—Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets That’s what thousands of stomach | sufferers are doing sow. Instead of taking tonics, of trying to pateh up ‘ONE- LAWTt Traffic > " tT ing the to instit and I (rand " street. ¢ niag tp “nereed east we ia a mT Ye aétion ing of e'reet " | on the | D>. , Wi | traffic. “FORE NER a poor digestion, they are attacking | the real cause of the ailment—elog- ged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse | the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and bowels are per- forming their natural functions. away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. ‘i Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, peor appetite, a lazy, don ’t- sel’ wit? home ve houseke heard th | body tn oid arm containif# eare feeling, no ambition of energy, | *" trouble with undigested foodsf Take ** Olive Tablets, ealome!l. Eiwards Olive Tablets are a purely ompound mixed, with olive oil | know them by their olive color. | jo the work without sriping. cram zs | she ome or two at hedtime for auick Fat what you like. Il5e sad 30e. | ' ; OLATUM the substitute for | fearing a Mrs. Ci Train JI . the STELI coaches P asse ngegy colored Voiles in blue, rose and other shades, suitable for underwear, dra- kind. All are seamless an: come in the 81x90-inch size All Day-Beds—While Our Present Stock Prices Have Advanced | Lasts We Shall Continue to Sell This High Qual- ity Cane-End Day-Bed at Our Same Low Febru- ary Sale Price A value which, because of our low merchandising cost, we are usually able to sell for $27. priced as a special at $19.75. affect our selling price while the present supply lasts. is an all-stéel Bed of the slide-under ty During our February Sale it was The recent price increase will not This , exactly as shown. | Has a cane panel in each end. Walnut finished. Comes com- “plete with cretonne covered pad. y Buy It on Extended Payments $57 Herz Windsor Pattern Day-Bed Glide-over type. _ TRUTH IN ADVERTISING ~ Is all-steel, ends. Has head rest, space for bedding walnut finished, with cane panel and comes complete with a heavy felt pad cov- me... 943.75 Simmons: Solid Panel Day-Bed Shown at left. One of the renowned Simmons line. All-steel walnut fn- ished. End panel is solid. Compiete with an all- felt $49.00 pad FOR 60 YEARS ona en eae 2 seapeanenerettinceamamatiianaradiietatmenemnan nee de ae POR Atay eit AR A i detec —- an enw se ~ san pe nna Oe ERE! BO eR peries, blouses, etc. cloths in styles in famcy wide stripe for double beds. Dress Ginghams 15c Yard A large variety of Ginggams in pretty solid colors and small checks; suitable for many purposes: and small checks. 36 inches 32 inches wide. wide. I Wrtta rs ~ * oe Printed Broadcloth 49c Yard Highly mercerized Broad- the new Spring Dress —_—~ ~~ — Ae — ee a ne Sale of 1000 Fiber Vests Special Purchase Group a“ 19¢° ONLY through a special purchase are we able to offer these fiber Vests at this exceptional price. They are shown in a wonderful array of col- ors such as peach, orchid, flesh, maize. Nile and white. Made in the bodice- top style with washable ribbon shoulder straps. Everyone is perfect and an un- usual value. Sizes 36 to 44. 7 a . {OW pslairs =Lore,} a ee a ee eI te 1285 Pairs Ruffled Curtains Thursday Sale 6 bs; c Price, a Set PAINTY sheer scrim Curtains with well sewed ruf- fies. Complete with ruffled tie-backs‘to match. Make ideal Curtains for the bedroom, bath or kitchen. Mail and phone orders filled while the quantity lasts. . Drapery Damask, $1.49 and $1.79 Yard ‘Beautiful new drapery Damasks in the newest color com- binations. Shown in several attractive patterns. (Downstairs Store Sizes b >to 8 in A to D Widths 32 of the Newest Styles 785 Alt the newest Spring styles are included in this sale. We feel sure that the woman who is seeking the NEW in Footwear will not hesitate to buy several pairs. Included are Shoes for street, dress, evening and business wear. A very advantageous purchase enables us to offer these high-grade Shoes at remarkable savings. There are a few factory rejects included. in the assortment are tan opera pumps, patent opera pumps, patent with apricot quarters, patent with tan leather quarters, patent cut- out Oxfords, smart patent leather sandal, one-eyelet ties in patent and tan leathers, plain pumps and cut-outs in black satin. They come with French, Cuban, military or walking heels - As an added feature we are offering 1ooo pairs of our well-known “Arch Fitter” in kid and patent leather in Oxford and strap styles at this exceptionally low price, These Shoes need no introduction. Every pair is perfect. Downstairs Store.) ei e KLINE’S RINTED CREPE new vogue are offered charming designs. also frocks of satin, cant ecorgette and faille. Inc attractive sport and street flann SPRING SHADE: Titian Young Green Carnelian Snuff Blonde Aan T

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WEDNESDAY. es ee — | rEBRUARY 18. 1923. s a WEDNESDAY, z , aii a as Ta FEBRUARY 18, 1925. de & ~ ~ a NE AES way ener | 4 2 a ee ee ~ — - ' ——— " a Sn irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 -—— | Bu ‘4 1) LAWTON BOULEVARDS PLANNED. Traffic Council dnd City Plan Com- | YES mission to Confer on Rush- | ey =a ee | Hour Proposal. cg ~ Re: SATU MEE ON Cf NS a 2, _ The Traffic Council today decid- | |ed to confer at an early date with | | OSH L ) . | the City Plan Commission’ regard- | ° h So ’ ab j ee . ; i ing the advisability of a proposal iD ™ the liver in a soothing, healing way, | °°!£ with a revolver bullet at his — 7 : : When the liver and bowels are per- | 2°™e yesterday afternoon. His | . ? i & forming their natural functions, | "©usekeeper, Mrs. Corinne Clark, | ee > cram 5 , | , ~ All latest fabrics, straw $2 Juvenile Suits , 2 Corduroy pahts, den- In tweeds, cassimerés, woo! mixtures, checks and stripes; nobby styles on to away goes indigestion and stomach heard the shot and found Hinds’ braids and combinations . im i waiste; essort- troubles. body in the basement lying on an | ." = } i ahaa ¥ eed ~ : Have you a bad taste, coated | °'4 army overcoat with a revolver | Se go M A é i rr | are presented. ed sizes to. 7. = New cloches, pokes, mushrooms and off-face effects; thistlebloom, tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don’t: | containing a discharged cartridge — : 7 in its hand. The bullet h: ed | = eare feeling, no ambition or energy, 1ad pierced henna, wood, red, green, Copen, also black. bl ith di ted foods? Tak wthe brain. ; trouble with undigested foods? Take SEE OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY $1.50 BOYS’ HATS AND CAPS, 50c Olive Tablets, the substitute for Hinds was a wifower Hvine with ealome!. two grown children and was em- | , Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a purely ploved asa foreman by the S MIth- = —_ Spprtable pmerene —— hay oil. | western Bell Telephone Co, lle Dear Madam: ma |i . a ou wil] know them by their olive color. , ‘ , , ; as They do the work without griping. cramps suffered a nervous breakdown a Although _ . Fdison or pain. year ago and recently had been | Snider's is : — a Get whas sou poduime for guck | fearing a recurrence of the inalady, | served at ; : | r ers — Mrs. Clark said. the famous . 3 February Shoe Clearance. Two special lots to be : eecenatnanamndinniinciannaicn hotels and = § sold gee | regardless of former selling prices. ;* No O . : Will go at $1.95 and $2.95. Styles for women : o One Hurt. , restaurantgs, and growing girls. ion 4 for Oxfords and strap styles in satins. suedes ] — e : Tr a ' Train Derailed oon and Evening |. }. “ ,, Train ‘Derailed: 3 restau) r : cep STELLA, Neb.,. Feb. 18.—Five | no more. — ES and all wanted Central 6500 : j SOFT LIPS coaches of the Missouri Pacific SNIDERS # : $ 1 di : ers: all se state the letter indicated . . + passenger train No. 105, bound | despite winter winds | from Kansas City to Omaha ‘color you prefer. Please - 9 ~~? J. 7 | leaped from the track as the trair = ee: . “ai : . ' | ; = =: About 5000 Edison Records. = | MEN HOLA UM rounded a curve two miles west of , le Sos eee a Plenty of popular songs, dances, BOYS’ & GIRLS’ SHOES $ here at 4:10 a. m. today, but non: i == religious and comic Selections. Schoo) and dress styles; reguiar $3 and maser — 3 $1 and $2 values. } : $3.50 values; shop early: special at... e (Downstairs Store.) Be 4 : aling } is softening, he of the coaches overturned and no oes 2 : : ; | ‘ MEN’S $4.00 and $5.00 SHOES . . antiseptic |one was injured. A broken rail is ’ : | believed to have caused the acci- , —— . .. = ™~ Sale of men's Shoes that are worth double their price: ‘ choice of work Shoes. dent. ; dreas Shoés and new EXTRA SPECIAL Spring Oxfords: sizes up to 11: plenty of AC ees —— ‘ST. LYS SSS= SSS SSS CINCINNAT|® ——_— A large lot of 88-note * wide widths; at word Player Rolls— Sc - 6 i : €. ; KLINE’S HOSIERY SPECIAL AT $1.95... OFFERED REGULARLY AT A SALE PRICE ae ee $2.95 and r * (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) | | ‘ ry & Underwear var @ 9 Special Purchase ; $3.00 CURTAINS 942 Women’s $2 Full- Large selection, fine quality al ed eo u Nottingham and Filet Net Lace ® “SS 3 1 Curtains, 2% yards long. Pair.. Fashion Silk Hose ms : A beautiful 12-strand pure silk Stocking with mercerized 1 $1.50 PANELS lisle tops; a ae ee : 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. | | 4 ~ 9 a Diack and coors; J SG ° 2 , Large selection white or 10. Slight irregulars. Special... ! ¥ ae 6ul6ecTu, §« fine quality lace | . { y é m6 Window Panels: 45 inches $1.25); Women’s 98 Baz i) : . * . Seri ; wide, 2% yards long; each, Union Suite: me- $1.50 RUFFLES BB yo 2c] eee PRING is here in }; : i; Fine quality crossbar Swis4 ments with fiber] weight, for early / . the | 7 2uffled Curtains with tie- stripe; band top] Spring wear; tight Fi ; back: 2% yards long. C and shell Knee: for shell knee Fashion world! The | ue aa Special, pair sizes 36 to 44.[] styles; gices 36 : we ‘ to 44, world of style is abloom | f : 59c | | @ he eH 35c MARQUISETTE ——_ 2: with Frocks in vivid” colors—ensemble Nuits that | ‘| Se/ " { Boman t ¢ fi ’ A Selection 1 | @ eee Go xe. vmase's. one 15c ne ee | H : . conceal brilluant tints unde r . 4-Ome: ' Jas FFIS Marquisette lengths: 3 t — . : weight, V-neck style; sizes 36 to 44. 4 fer solid shades—Hats piled hiah | . . 5 yards: yar coin Matidats- a mee ’ Keep abreast of the mode! 7 Wi are pardonably proud of this i} Toweling 54-Inch Tiecmele wena ee u sprea fine selection of Ensemble Cos- Remnants | Satinette || and Kasna weave materials: for Toweling Corners dresses, ensembles and coats: val- tumes which we are oftering at | All linen: about | Fast black. mer-. 6 if 20-inch pieces; cerized cotton; ues up to $4.50 at Yard Wide | $35. When you consider that in an En- i ay me 0 ae oaks geet Each — Just In.....New sqable Salt oe neers eve eck HE Se | Se | Seemeeee | ae ed), a smart coat, and, combined, an at- | tractive suit, you realize the value of § z S : | this offering. Coats are fashioned of : | $1.59 Princess Slips 1$1 Down sont ome, Collar © wodk, will buy aay Sinem time-payment plan. | | charmeen, lustrella and other smart | Cotton sateen Princess out | Slips. ith ther- woolens. Vivid and natural colors. a Sips, made wtth gaties ' pleated flounce: black “tt ee ~6$S50 AXMINSTER RUGS bright colors: sizes 36 — a to 42 Extra special. large mill shipment high-grade, seamless -_ ’ ire , Axminster Ruge siza x12; wonderful selection of pat- 3 = terns, such as bright floral, Oriental and Persian de- a ‘ = signs: a positive $50.00 value: sold at half price, ow- x - | ing to a slight dropstitch im the weave, which is scarcely -s «(| * detected and will not affect the wearing qualities...... 4s : 2 i) = e oo “ . - . 40 SF AMLES® VELV ET , ~ if 98c Bloomers ee Mee CelOi. st. osaceneee : § | Mata Fine ° shadow -stripe ME $390 SEAMLESS BRUSSELS Bloomers, regular sizes; vit - Hi} ue Sie paar also frocks of satin, canton crepe, i ‘ 7 | Eeorgette and faille. Included are $ 5 | A / j attractive sport and street dresses of \ 7 . } = S RESINOL SPRING SHADES T this extraordinarily low price we | ‘ : What a pity anyone should in the back, possibly twinges A | — iia AN } Gives such prompt relief and ; are featuring an unusual variety of “slack”’ because of “getting of rheumatic pains, drink plenty > ou smart modes. You will recognize old.” A man may be vigorous of water and try Gold Medal from itching Titian Blonde Blacl; | 1 te , dozens of models shown at much higher | | 1 | and healthy at 70 if his stomach haarlem oil capsules (the original | 4NG@ $O é Young Green Aquamarine prices. We are reproducing them at this ! i} | and kidneys are and genuine). A|™ away sin popular price. Here is but another demon- | vs | lin shape. When GOLD MEN4, famous diuretic | disorders that it has HAARLEM OL ™ standard PC Ab Sut ts | treatment. Carneli S som ld vie corataias stration of Kline resourcefulness in solving | | the step begins stimulant for over Fuchsia Rose your apparel problem. 3 to lag, the joints 200 years. Sealed ache, occasional [sk fer the mame Geld Medelen the boxes, guaranteed touches of pain All Sret-clace druggiete, 280, Tee, $1.50. 88 represented.

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CRT LTT LAE A IL DELL LOL EL OL EI LIL OLLIE se TESS ening newspaper COMBINED FEBRUARY 18 igep. “| z ’ FEBRUARY 18. 1925. nee an ate, me» s- ee — = ——- -_ A — sneneeEne a = - ——— — - ~: _ «tng ST. LOUIS The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other ev rt = = ——— SSS _ suena —- a = Ss | 7 ss eel | ighway and Deim: poul d,; lost, followed lerous Wro di-' night. Lichtenbe is a war vet- . a $10 FOR BEST PLAN T0 CUT “ nc sean sed use coun geo aiieiaiie: and iieeaahi ganas’ nat and i pe of ha a suffered | | .- ; ideale on the day it! stion but became! Union, Mo., where he spent thelfrom gas and shel! shock. " al Bee “ COOLIDGE'S OFFICE EXPENSES 2x ino css in cussion +a * ’ i Vibes ¢: ? a Li f tre hats: to Help President's Lconomy | Campaign. | @ Drink Ry the ssociated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. —- An TVveé Ou} UU INDIA | : A: economy contest, with a $10 prize award. one of the results of Presi- ‘dent Coolidge’s economy program, ow y } LOO] ) Ca closed today at the White House ‘ jexboatire Simoes “THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF TO-DAY holding that economy Huhanageeg ‘ v _ eaubapren ens 7 eRe NEAR ER U QtETONN SS 9-9 a ~ 3 y a : ge . Ss ae. Theta ee, ee eee si a ae - 7 oubeA Pe YS Peer ees airs ’ » Bb Te to Je, 8 yn ne ng! 4 Hea wie : 9 we na — es ee K, ‘ ; J thee at Big Spores 2 eauee ee , ; / a ti hi ns a Ooi. 1 Beane TY ws PRC ee Vie reyes +i La - _ wees Stee ; = * . “a bia! , co “i Sa oe ate A ats ee ‘ wis aa shia ¥ . niki : ; Wak ae fae es oe PAO eee Scie ee ae ee - a SBN ths renin totes 7 ote? do.) ea . " SE rH ps : Bett x RASA Pa Ane aa pe | at home, recently te- ERE is nothing quite so refreshing or delicious as a cup eo. of teain the afternoon. Afternoon Tea is becoming a daily habit throughout the world. Serve it the English way—India | ADVERTISEMENT next year in the expenses of .th Tea made in an Earthenware Teapot, served with thin slices of a y to executive offices. Director Lord is bread and butter and jam or marmalade. But be sure you use— February Is the e understoo ié pave advised the Prin eee > eee mle 0 “e ~ Sy POR Agee, Be ene sn aes Ray tea OS Eee pa eh eho Rees ae. Mra as ont » Month of Patriotism Precident tl t it oug!) t to be poss! plete Oe ee cena j February is the month @@dicated panded the ward slong 69 Ane eit. A to two of America’s greatest pa fenced, GAG Pyke a the triots—Lincoln and Washington A\\\ \\ \\\ ed It is the manth of patriotism. And 4 \\) \\\ | . els ~ I Ouse disbursing ecierTkK, iISSuca The “Music Arts” Library following notice to employes: | : MT : he “! SIC Sie Meet onl ooneeney tor the ee OR A BLEND CONTAINING INDIA TEA _| betterment of the HOME. of ¥ IC t Or R eco rd S Aes eka ae ature | a j * About one half of the world’s Tea supply comes from India. On the Tat Get fame Sa , \\\ R \ rther economies in expendit at the Prufrock-Litton Furniture 2S since patriotism begins in the home it is a month devoted to the me = Mhatved that | Aa India Tea Bush grows the finest Orange Pekoe in the World. Ask at Co.. Fourth and St. Charles, offers The quick, sure way to step ; os ae be Drousms stat # Ba tot. oe ' ; i y tore for India Tea and serve it to-day. Most of the Packet Tea ) cough — Take a f awe et us supply vou with the means to get fan every employe of the office tak ¥ | - ; an additional incentive to refur- | ©OUS . Sw atopy \ Let u lL pl vou , i Se es Ganda ts Gk saad 4 we 4: } people now sel] India Tea under their own brand. nish in February. Just 10 days Menthe-Lasane-} woe lta the employe who submits *h | Bs. Allow to stand for 4 or 5 minutes to infuse. Puta little milk or cream fort and service. coughs, head colds—all Tepid tor Reeords with verv interesting inferma ‘ext suggestions for bringing about | | into each cup ae serving ~~ aa ae the taste. Add promos mt Mentho-Laxene f pay | - | | sanction of expenele _— lg : sugar to taste. sure you use —INDIA A. contains no opiates, and & ms tion regarding the music, artists and compos. cweeations should be along practi-| itd g Be | versally recommended fer am 3 Y i ‘prised |} | e | lines and should not be radical | SS | ISSUED BY THE GROWERS OF INDIA TEA | To summon a NEW COOK or oth- Gren. Get MenthoLazens today! ers. ou e SUrprises OW MMuUeM MOLE hate mnbete wel wetted to dis-1 er DOMESTIC HELPERS quickly, 50ld by druggists everywhem, ' (she POST-DISPATCH WANTS, you'll enjoy the music when vou ANOW and organize the work of the var : --ye , , : at e send in your suggest UNDERSTAND. Prompt attention given oe before Wee. 18." to orders by mail. Write us for information. . oo] ‘ “' > ° af. ‘ 6 the athe Chee Pn Be Beil 088888 0000000 000000095 04050494044 | PATROLMAN MATHEWS The Volume $10 and Up CLEARED OF CHARGES mews OU A VICTROLA!’ (ecsmi store. IF NOT, USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN caccos or sgiect ot re ee ww 2 Oe Just 32 Winter Coats Choice of Any Winter Coat Left of a line that sold for $45.00. Come In the house. Coats that sold up to $150 carly as they won't last long at this low The cost of the fur trim is more than the rice, price price we are now asking. we a we oe ee ee . $12.90 714-16 WASHINGTONG AV. $35.00 if A\\\ Opposite “Loew's. State” : =) 2 A\\\\ A 719 yN A s eevenet* Iman John J. Math- KIESELHORST wore” Pianos Piano Company 7 aa Phonographs Established 1879 Central 6200 are Matos: ' 1007 Olive Street Exclusive Representative for the Mason & Hamlin Ampico, the Haines Brothers Ampico and the Gulbransen Registering Piano New Spring merchandise which we are unable to cancel is arriving every day. This merchandise, regardless of cost or profit must be turned into cash by March Ist. Never before have the women of St. Louis had the opportunity to purchase high-grade Spring apparel at prices as low as these. Come in and buy your Spring apparel now. _ DRESSES} COATS £ ~\, AND NEW ENSEMBLES NEWEST SPRING MODELS $16.50 and $20 New $25.00 ‘New Spring Dresses ‘k= Spring Coats 12° ea" ja Missouri State Income Tax Returns must be in this office by March Ist. Avoid the penalty by making your return now. Unmarried persons having an income of $1000.00, married persons having an income of $2000.00, and all corporations are required to make returns. Blanks furnished upon application. WILLIAM BUDER, Assessor. Rooms 114-15-17 City Hall., Twelfth and Market Stréets EEE rage fe. Nimaepiaiety Resa Cg 2) ita 22 » MS TP are hae am & ety! ata ae Op san HAG ah le ¢. e759 STA WOM AS oid ; DT 6 OO ere . hapa Qi In ally the latest etyles,. colors and materials, We udvise reu te come earty Thureday «as they are net many of these Coats left. Of silk erepe, satins and verry fine flannels: every garment up to the minate in style. All sizes, all céleors and black. $40 to $50 Elegant $ $35 to $45 Smartest $ Ensemble Suits 23> Spring Coats : rg Ecard! Caps se vant ay we news Midi atk Py angele Lys. es eae Up I tet det Mera Ao ret bee AS eg ant © ast Hee, fap eas ee ap heat | Resa mga wy - 5 tak INR oi hs bt Re eialie Re lee This gcreup alse includes 500 mars elous silk dresses for afternoon. sireet and evening wear. All sizes in the newest “pring shades. $55.00 and $60.00 Close-Out of $ R tiful C t $ ‘ eautl Oats Winter Dresses ———— At a fraction of their ests { Phat sold up to $25. They are eis, venir sure sloth enarmeen, etc... with trimmings o suitable for early Spring wear. meshent. cauisedl. fed. quae NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR ~~ The newest St. Louis Footwear creations, every style, leather and material is shown in this sale. Only in a Going-Out-of-Business Sale of this kind could high-grade Foot- wear be sold at such ridiculously low prices, you save two or three dollars on every pair you buy. All Heels Blonde Satin Opera Pumps All the “Widths “—— oda Short-Va % rsays rt-Vamp AAA to D Two-Tones Fancy Straps Models Patents a Side-Ties | Tans Oxfords $ y~ Bought to $ 88 tse . Sell for 4 , ee 2) PL AW tet D8 RG ge? ~ Pees. he wk ee > Aen ky ong ee a a Ree get ard» apyerenr et ee A ay = rete A s fs" Water o4 ah Fer - hettom trimmed, silk erepe lined, all the latest ma- terials and colors. ies | OSS AE SSS: ——$____—_— eae Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth _ ——- ee Illustrative of Vandervoort Quality in Better ° . . Living-Room Suites The Two Pieces Shown Above— § Ay y= Regularly $425—This Week y — ae HE well-planned ensemble for a living- Italian Chair room displavs preference for the Two- “ ; Pieee Suite, gaining varietv : ‘olor throne Webs Benstelly Priced ot | te, 2 2 ety ind color through the introduction of odd chairs that harmeaize. $58.50 The three pieces illustrated have Solid walnut frame. hee selected as representative of hand earved, in three dif the better firniture show r) mM our , ferent selections of wool February Sale. We believe this to tapestry covering. Nenais Be ate ; sance design, combining by the greatest value in high-grade strength, comfort and furniture ever offered at such a gen- beauty. erous reduction from the regular — oe » price. to sell for $10 Bought “6 $8.00 , ys Bought ~ .. to sel > for $11 New Spring Millinery|| Silk Hosiery |} FURS At Less Than the At Cost Price of the Raw Pelts Today! Every pair full- material is represented. Hats for the iss, ; fashioned, chiffon women and matron. Fe - with lisle tops. All od C h Oo k e rs Shhh hh ahhh ha aap ppp ppp bhp bpp ba hh babaa bab aaa baba baba baad aAaAbAa aa aababaaaas *% ® Yn Sa “a th th te hte th hh ht Dh DD oo hhh ho nn no no oo on ee DAD DDD DDAAADDDADDAAAD Daa — “ . . ~ - - - > 7 4 - o - . be ‘ . - ™ - . = ‘ > - = * - « al - ~ “ - ° - “ - 4 an “ . ° . > ° wv > a nd a > . - e ” * . s ‘ - ’ = o ‘ foes » om : = s a - a -* = ™ - - «dd > y —_ ° ~ - “ a > _ ~ _ ° + a 4 J 4 6 4 — = d - \ ~ “ ; a = ~ ~ ~ . - - nm . . “A a “ s . ~ ~ . “ - = - - s . vw = - “ o ~ ~~ “ = ~ “ —_" ’ . - - es i) . c . a 4 - - a _- ~ ° " - - A one . a“ we ‘ . ~ . oo “ a. - “ s _ > . ° a , —_ 7 - re? 4 , j . ‘ é - ‘ . ~ ™ A. A ° ~ - ry P *) . i. ne . * ~ . 3 * ; f A , . - , * + * . -- 4 > = oa , . _ —_ . . . ° ° | re = ~ o - = > a > o J . ¥ . . ‘ - ~— » a - > 7 hd - | > - ~ . ~ - . ‘ q oe + - ~ a — “ > , = ‘ * , ’ med > 4 -* - : . > “ . >| *) . - | . e ~~ ‘ c i] - a ; o ‘ . P| > - povert “ - — -_ i a ; o — ‘ i 7 P| \ i . Almost Given Away Every Hat in our entire stock must be sold at ‘cast or less; every conceivable style, color and perfect; $2 value, L/ . on sale at v2 Price al Ly and Less All the $ 95 : Fiber silk Hose, full- $ | | fashioned, with lisle Hats That | tops, a $1.50 value, Sold for $10, on sale at $12 and $15 FIRST FLOOR The two-piece Suite is covered with finest mohair. Solid colors, or figures, in several choices, made up to vour order. Reversible eushions of finest down, in downproof covering. Solid mahogany legs, hand- earved. All upholstery hand-sewn. All filling is long-curled hair. Every detail designed for comfort and long wear. | Vandervoort’s Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor New Colors PORWR O000000000000000000000000000000008 | £AARAAA000000000000000000000000000000004

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2 a a Ce a eS oe org ore ees SOE a Paes Bi i Pe See Ck ee ee eee eee 3 . ' ‘ ¥a%. eh RRL PE RE eae # we sell ee Fo EDNESDAY. The Daily POST-DISPAFCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, : MmBRUARY 18. 1925. rPEBRUARY 18, 1925. ts wall . = eee —_— =~ ~~ on — , | - | *AWARDED theFirss _eremennennnnes : EVE ALDERMEN : 9 WILL BUY THIS | #7" Prize for Tea Quality 2 > = | | at the Calcutta, Indian : | | —_ =) or nae ep you 4 2 ‘ ; : ag ow fine Liptons’ ; « | | (IR i Fr MM , | RENOMINATION , 7 | ¢ Break a Cold Right Up with 4 — ; 7 | “Pape’s Cold Compound” Possibility That Sixth Mem- | Wass e et ey | R ST 99 | ber-of Present Board May OTHER DESKS PRICED PROPORTIONATELY, | , instant Relief! Dow’ stay stuffed. cola comoletely and par ye A Ha. (every two hours until three doses ry. ave Opponent Before | BS ‘are em The nee he ® opens Pe Cold pe yg is the one 7 Buxton kinner Printing | elogged-u nostri an pas-| quickest, surest r known F ilings Close. | and Stationery Co. of ‘head; stops nose running; | costs 306 North Fourth Street—Near Olive—Main 3480 mts headache, dullness, fever- ‘ishness, sneezing. The second and FOURTEEN TO BE = lTllllSSSS=aaqElEleEa>SDSaaSapSSEESESSSSSSSSSSaBaBSSSS_ . | CHOSEN IN APRIL | 7 —Its World-wide Connections (FOREIGN DEPARTMENT) Thus Far 31 Candidates ‘ Betty Wales Sport Coats | a \\ -Mentho-Laxene | Qs AS \v'\ \ \ \ ne (5 on | ‘ ' a AY \) . ° ‘ Are in Field for the Posi- : , — Acetic Taneicoot-Contaue FAWN ANA SAY, —Its Extensive Credit Information | im Feld forthe Posi | LANDS —_ gieems.omne sesestiones Bae | = ; (CREDIT DEPARTMENT) tions; Three Democrats, — _ INCORPORATED aust derful collection at $39.95 to $99. St. Louis’ Largest Women's Specialty Shop | LOL LL LO AL AL Ah Lh AM AO he Ah AO MO LE LOMO aaa LO MO a a A Ah La Mh Because of OM LP ae een The quick, sure way to stop ga @ Y eough — Take a few drops of. ‘ } \ \) Third Floor. Ow OO Remainder Republicans. \, ~~ Its Supervising Audit System © esse vr sas weston os wll Mentho-Laxene—the safe remedy | that always brings relief. Every bottle guaranteed to break up eolds or relieve coughing almost in. © stantly. Night coughs, stubborn ’ . coughs, head colds—all respond quickly. Mentho-Laxene is pure ‘contains no opiates, and is tni- versally recommended for chil. _ Gren. Get MenthoLarene today! iy, Sold by druggists everywhere, members of the (AUDITING DEPARTMENT) Board of Aldermen, among 13 in- . Sale of New “Prints” i cumbents seeking renomination won , , the Republican ticket in the pri- —Its Modern Safe Deposit Vaults 4" Maren 13, wit be contesiea, with the possibility that a sixth} (SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT) member may find serious oppoui- | tion before the final filing tay, |} , : March 2. =), Fourteen Aldermen, from the | There are many other redsons why this uneven numbered wards. will he } | Pe [ntroducing -~ v. a: 4 - ‘ : ees a ft ’ . ae aa J - ae : $6 be - goal “ highs i . Fog ee a ‘ae oe. on 4° vee” Pare, Sk. ee i lat OE AP TON. Ci BA OTN MEIN ABLE Sty 0° OE AL AM th) A EAS. ji ACARI ow! Peete oer er lp lite’ Wipe par er eta Ne RC: RIT hat ieee 6 Me. “60 nal apertura » on ae gO ey gO OO err OO \ \ \\ \ - ~~ “ of ERR Onere — i \ 4 a \ \\ ~~ ° ° ° ° ° . elected A vacancy exists in the| institution ts “FIRST” im St. Louts. We Fifteenth Ward, formerly ise a | invite you to investigate our service. | sented OY the late Harry W. Unie: | MY f= | Many New atterns at . E |; meyer. Thug far, 31 moment) ; ‘ 3 \ | have filed, of whom three are Dem- : a ny Winter Coat Ere ccrats and the remainder Republic-| / : » an } te c bof ——— j ‘ : os ‘ i oe re : . = ? ~ Indications ar hat co sts will’ - ) f, ay * weeges | | fur trim is more than the i , | ndica are that contest Ly RS i ' / } . Sey Shc , y asking. wi: center upon Aldermen Martin JD. | - | 4a / } ae ae 7 . vy ‘ ‘ Lohmann of the Ninth Ward: Jo- | .' * ee ‘ \ Sy > : ' a a i , , seph R. Heckel, Thirteenth Wari: | NOP NS > : : et > bas | = bata 4 Sele Thomas 8S. Watts, Seventeenth | | oe. | et Arist . Ay \ | Ward; and Clinton E. Udell, Twen-| ‘LN a\ *. Z Locust—(QObhive ty-Third Ward. It is said in or-| Ne | | et e \ ' ganization circles that opposition | -a\ , 7’ i. ‘ ' i ¢f “ar 3 With et tr Jd I eS WG 1 —_ AA BBA ERED ABAAAAAAABAL AAA AAAAA AAS wv ww — 4a Ee Oe OS, ERTS Mitel lereT Rtaar e %. LOL LL LL” ALO LO Ao ALO AL ML LOMO LE LE ET A ME A a le de Me de ee a a ee en ee nS ee 4 > ’ . a is developing to Alderman Henry '/} “prints” all the rage, we have a AADAUAWVULU NEUE ED Deen ceneneneecnnnecunenenenenenes! Wander of the Seventh Ward. but | Pid ' . i fa a | no candidate against him has filed. ae oe assembled a particularly interesting col- | ) ; Otto J. Schultz, 2120 North Thir- 9 es! aL lection to feature at this low price. Charm- > t 'teenth street, has filed against W. aso ; . ; : - 2 4 : iF. indestuauiek t ile iscusmbaue. in a4 ne xh és ing ith line and softly or vividly colored, . Jj che Third _— but his, seemeaeh 4 one : they have a ‘refreshing appeal and im- ery day. This | \ ‘is not known. He is a supporter o . lie, SAG 3 part decided smartness to all who wear : ¢. 4. Victor J. Miller for Mavor. - a pare a “‘slate’’ for all wards. Herman Heitzenroeder, 2826A | EF: | ‘ Ady " ¢ FIGURED MOTIFS anit tng pom ek ap —e ee | | | J } C. ZIGZAG EFFECTS | fessiona! boxer and wrestler, an j j ) . Far Borders Andrew A. Koettker, 2631 McNair | ih a yet @. CROSS-WORD ‘PUZZLE ° ° avenue, a deputy Sheriff, have filed : AND DIAGONAL Far Trimmings against Lohmann. Koettker was ve ab 4 sli ° ° ra accompanied by Committeeman | wre , New Poiret Twills Richard Smart . the accra teati i \ . - j All Sizes for Misses and Women when he filed, Smart is-a deputy, Ju New Sport Models Rust under Circuit Clerk John Schmoil, | Tan who favors Louis P. Aloe, former | New Suede Velours president of the Board of Alder- | New Needle W eaves | ys men, for Mayor. Indications are | ray that Koettker is likely to receive Powder | this support. Lohmann has _ 48i- New Blocked Cloths ‘ways been identified with Mayor) Cherry ariat ' |; we. Green | Alderman Heckel, who is from | } ™ ) OTHER Schmoll’s ward, incurred his oppo- | ) SPRING COA ‘ t sition four years ago when Heckél , i, Te ae opposed Schmoll! for the committee | Natt | , = pa $695 $Q95 $795 SPAIS| see 'snoct insert: Reduced for the : =) Stunning models trimmed lav. in = ’ od ** ~ - rea . " a 7 ‘ : 4 a oP OAR TROL BO ag ag yt tin c Pi. Ss e + We hs ’ eoxr pure TR — the committee. Herman Meuser, | a : —— ? ishly with Mole, Lynx, Leo- who was elected. Schmoll will | Last Time—ani —) pard Cat, Natural Squirrel, concentrate on Edward E. Schoen- | — — Beaver, Broadtail, Rock Sa- baal ‘ing. 5010A Gravoss avenue. Heckel | Now a Fraction = : é lis likely to side with Collector | : - = - oo Squirrel and other costly Koeln and Circuit Judge J. Hugo) of | ormer Price urs. . Grimm in the latter's mayoralty | Final Close- jcampaign.— | Out Contest in Seventeenth Ward. Values U to | building inspector for the city, | MISSES’, WOMEN’S AND EXTRA SIZES | |filing against Alderman Watts $65 00 'the Seventeenth Ward, indicates 4a | ; Third Floor—Sizth Street . 2 , 'rift in the organization there. Both | 'have been identified with the or- | “ ganization of Committeeman Frank | ; ailor Slater. Slater recently said he was for Watts. Made Alderman Udell has three oppo- | ‘nents in the Twenty-third Ward, | ( if Suits 'where a break in the organization | | followed the unsuccessful attempt | ?/ O] | ( - 38 and 40 (to unseat Mrs. George Galian, ne- | ll th a fag ey = 7 , |€ro committeewoman. John M. | AU the 4 aa | Casey, 4753 Vernon avenue, has the Lined Latest di |support of Committeeman William . Short-Vamp | Maffitt Bates. J. E. Johnson, 4618) Ng pes pro On Special * | [McMillan avenue. former commit- | at . Models “¢ 509 WASHINGTON AVE. | teeman from the Twenty-fifth : | SS / f ul a W/ aie a e/ i ae tt i alias inn -_ ~~ - _ ~~ — —. ~ . a - “ ——— agg el q e a, - Y, ae Oe tomy Ge > Rr fe Oe we Re ee EF, > 2 — Pg ag lO alm 2 yyy See eae — ’ Se a me LUN, NVI Aaa tll ll iieeeietnete en te ae ee Nee = iin Ne o- ee ee a ee tela a ae - a et a tO rg ge 4 aed &: oe | Ward; Harry Felberbaum, 4611A) . - | ” McMillan avenue. and Adam Hoer- | | ae A vr. iner, 4626 . Newberry terrace, 4. J) = z | : Deputy Sheriff. are also candidates. / a8 3 b — — SS aS BSS ES BS SC BS SS] e S. A. Nangle of the Twenty-fifth > i! Bought e | | Ward. S. L. Wimer,. Twenty-seventh ; | Sani: ° a Se a a a ae ae =e) | = ; Ward; A. H. Niederluecke, Nine- teenth Ward: John A. Fett, Elev- | -enth Ward; Henry Wander, Sev- 5 si « | t o _ BY. ‘fj INVEST IN THE FUTURE y Ward: W.. J. Studt, Twenty-first for $! 4 Success is measured by the worldly goods which we ac- rr} cumulate. A home is a big step towards independence. enth Ward: Edward Wiehe. Fifth ) ctl cag ay, te ae - . pet ay: ee, gen Ost aa 5." fi | Ward, and Edward L. Kuhs, First, Let Rent Money Buy a Manchester Home © | ward. are thus far unopposed. Fe | 1 Candidates for Vacancy. F U RS TA ) 7 . nm; W.S. Kaysing, 4002 Magnolia av- | ’ | F2 | ~ enue: August Walz, 4253 Cleveland | , si > | ' V/ 2 Z Zz H | averrue; Arthur Kramer, $645 ’ | | / Ze == fk 3 y | Cleveland avenue, and Robert L. At Less Than the > | Vz 5 ZAM iy, ty, le DOWN A | Spelbrink, 3859 Castleman avenue, | Price of the Raw. . | 12 - ase. | isre candidates to succeed Uhle- | set because of its smart- | f KE li h Pelts Today! N . | _— i wi meyer in the Fifteenth Ward. | ; | 0 ng 8 th 4 - | fae . Se Balance HW ' Joseph F. Chartrand, 3551 Itas- | ness and unusual econ- . \ | r Fs a ns Monthly : | ka street, candidate for the nomi- J} \ omy. They are in colorful Broadcloths Ch ok e rs am | mM nation in the Thirteenth Ward, and | @ | plaids suitable for street, ‘ | } Joseph T. Newell, a grain broker, | | ERs own a lot we will erect on {t a modein 4 or 6 room house, | | : Be Soy llustratfon, for $250.00 down, balance to be paid in easy @ living at the Missouri Athletic As- | office and sports wear / _ Don’ . ° same as i : | | ? é d : ly, Price | = ’ t put up with it | monthly installments; complete with doors, windows, hardware | ‘sociation. a candidate from the! Combined with a blouse Wonderful values in white, . . 4 | and paint. For a small cash payment down, balance in ten it i. Emmett Golden, | ee bok iit ha otek allt ak and Less 7 q the stimulating effect that monthly installments, we will erect a garage On the premises rifth Ward, and they make a very trac — e i WE PM NL ad a = ee wewwunas -| Blouse Sale! ves secured through a special purchase. Fash- | : ioned in the new style so | / popular with the younger A Great Purchase tS Ee ee fe Meee BO Re 8 fe PR gee, me Re Qe ee Ge RES en, er - . > \ , r ” a YY wai) PER] ASST "UE ee: tty RE HE BP ee tek Fe Sel Ske ERR) Hes ET Coats 4 Price and Less — on the circulation oe See . “y c? s0 wonderfully _Various sizes and desi | : esigns to choose from. ry relieving pain. Pat Write or phone for further information, or —without rubbing visit our office any day, i « Se ‘ Do : Bef ‘ afternoon, to see actual byjidings om the your baci ore you lot next door. All ackache is gone. | ¥ —W cents, : FS R AND 2050 ; Rae we ‘§, Manchester Manufacturing Co. “Vai S Liniment 1210 S, Vandeventer Ar. ST. LOUIS a inf Builders of MANCHESTER Houses, pain: Cottages, Clubs, Schools and Garages. (5248 Theodosia avenue, Twenty- tive outfit. - latest collar effects. Also seventh Ward. are the only Demo- 'crats who have filed thus far. Tor Holiday on Witson’s Birthday. | | By the Agsociated Press. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. -—Wood- row Wilson's birthday,. Dec. 28 would be set aside as a nationa! , Loliday under a joint resolut‘on of- ifered yesterday by Senator Neely '(Dem.),. of West Virginia. It was referred to the Judiciary Vommit- | ; , many tailored broadcloths reduced from _ regular ‘Sally Brown’ Jumpers, $7.95 stocks and previously :. priced twice as high. All Exclusively at Garland’s — many smart “Sally | have long sleeves and Brown's” in solid colors and striped effects. Also a dainty turnback cuffs. splendid variety in the popular Winnie Winkle style. Third Floor—Sizth Street : Main +} \cor—Breed way SULLA THOMAS W. GARLAND (INC. phseeetees 4090-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-1214 SIXTH ST :

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PS Pee Re SK eat ws hy Bae” s wena : . ; ne aaah ae _— oe ee be ; / ( | ? 2 | : re EY Oe ky on ‘d ‘en » hy : na ”> | rn ) COMBINED ’ FE Rh oe } AY : : 237 Mr- 2 S3scbabs = 3 RE Ay POS7-DISPAICH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper | os FEBRUARY 1@ — ou ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ axe ‘Daily POS! Ce innhsimeinihuaionctciatianaatiieaiminett ————— — = f Editorial Page | | ———— ve eeterey a | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 8 and 9. J rr = Ce — : | | Toe Baby Strollers . 7a — a aH : 35¢ to 49¢c White Goods _ 7 PARTTWO. | ite a ; _ | pf ; - $20 $ 1 2 + 45 ge _—— a8 se : Th Value. . = _ “ef | a e | v, 4 : tive | , ; a i Yard. oe iy $ = @ A featured group in our important sale of Baby Pe, | : | NE Li i : a nage : Se Agere Oe . - Strollers of round fiber with reed hood; nicely an DS 7 An assortment including white striped dimity, 36 inches ; ‘ oll - . riages; : . 1p- As bik wide plain white lawn, 40 inches wide, and also yard-wide |] (~~ We Give Fagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in- | Largest Distributors of pang 3 | hoistered and excellent gear. sixty P . i he ‘olle: ) ; firmly wov ality. a as : , ° ° - 6. aan : ‘ aia white voile-of excellent, firmly woven quality, | Cask or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted ree at Retail in Missouri and the West " 2: ' ‘i cer pe : : - oa 4 == li ion Will Again S Triumph—Presenting Extraordinary Valae-Giving in a Timely XS . | A In the Event Beginning Tharsday—Oar Popularly Priced Millinery Section Will Again Score a I rtumph—f resenting dinary : W ARREN BRIGH ie = se we int a 'y 4 ® ra Ps —SSSS= 4, : : 5 oo , € } ° oe —— ————— 24 j owat 1 Sen | N LV G) S a vinnie , B: . Administration ‘ greta te a Ne | m ] | { AeA re Get Impression That | © \ ere ; : Ss - 1 Maccel at $5.55 CR Tey 7 nk Dem . \ + - . h Y . sa Se “h Wi% Ae a: A “ : WN . a Will Marvel at $5.55 VerWeisy, if ition. Seyi, —Hundreds of Newly Arrived Hats—Correct Modes for All Occasions—and a Choice at Which Yo YP WS ENS cratic Opposition. ‘ “ rn . % Ea sg ran : fs . ae % | m. AS TO WHOM «@ An astonishing choice of new Spring Hats for women, misses and matrons—and just when the new millinery modes are so ide- p me SILENT nahabes- | ly wanted. too. These hundreds of smartly correct Hats, all shown for the first time Thursday, will receive enthusiastic praise— 3 THEY WILI |WERVE ) there are dozens of stvles for all types of costumes—and every Hat 1s so far superior to those ordinarily obtainable for $5.55 that ly $ : c ; 4 » 7 . 2 ° ; . . e. ‘s . > " y : . | vou will at once appreciate the importance of sharing 1n this event. Only advance and authentic styles are Fagg ci kinds of if BC Fi ° Senators Robinson and Car-| ) c For street, sports, afternoon and dress wear, here is a selection tha prise ; House -—— Table Tak Oe value-giving. : ‘ P ; ” 8 wa : y j tensibly on Local. Bill. N S ] Sale Starts at 9 A. M. New Materials ve He | Post-Dispatch Bureau, ewest Styles And Chic Trimmings 30-23 Wyatt Building. In Popular Colorings Thursday. Select Early. : RF 68 WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—The ; ; Hats of Mulan, hairbraids, 4. ‘ horizon js brightening for Charles = Choice of pokes, large brims, as faille, taffeta and crepe-and- 1 j Beecher’ Warren, confirmation of | | =! Cloche shapes, turbans, roll- ys straw combinations; colored 3 whose L eemagrow ey! = Alpena: ; | = ing brims and various other h ; ' facings, embroidery and new mR ee eee & fective @ eure, Geel . enough Derhocrats will be detached = ‘ , a to make up for the loss of =he Re- Kip P is * publicans who have been making/ _ ,, | | 4 ‘the campaign against Warren, Just | Califort ; J "ys ha » what Democrats they expect to Left ) Aer a. 1 detach they will not tell. — , 4 we Senators Robinson, Democratic | ne mj & a, ov . : ' leader, and Caraway, his colleague | p, F | ; Gp y ihe » The fight over Warren his gom- rages 2 , LYLE ° ey ‘pletely switched around. It ¥§ now/| ™other cS : eae | es—Kinds for Men and Women a the administration Senators who|* Wom | —All'Charmingly Correct for Immediate Wear Pe 15c and 18c Valu Po re interested in getting the nom-| *¥ to do ati : flies ation reported at the present ses- | “at ar GEG: : Offered Thursday Only— —_———+ }f on, and the opposition’ that is|'" )er ho y $ clined to hold it until March 4./|.°° office | : Ze | y e reason is that a nine to seven | “Oman Splendid ‘ t ees ! | ° a a vote for an adverse report on the| e- off Value at 4 (a ° ) ie lominee is forecast jn the Judi-| Work as : . i ge | e ® es) ¥ on ry Committee of the next Sen- ordinary O eo? ye te, while under the present divi- | *%4ll h 3 ’ | ° he n it may be possible to get a for pa , j a | b eee . © i report without recommendation. ed Pre . : . | ae va Fee isas i j - . One basis for t @ Jaunty street Frocks—swagger sports models—lovely afternoon Dresses—and dainty mod- ie pies Fi a oii pn pay en ers a | ‘the Dena soubar tiec amen strain df els for evening occasions! Every Dress with a new and Springlike charm, yet highly appro- | kerchief supplies—a Fall: h fe fe lia . ‘United against Warren is that there | t™!* _ | priate for present wear. The variety of modes and the splendid value each Frock repre- yy merits the attention o Re de a nes c asin ae Ne ia Bg may be mote political ammunition preys : sents makes this collection unusually important to all who would select the newest Dresses j practical economy as this! in these groups Wot ,in having a man of his pronounced tal | at a most moderate price. Sizes 14 to 44. Tl the kinds that are in demand—all are excellent | Views and record on the anti-trust in Ss! | : a quality. Choose enough for months in advance é —— open head of the Department weet Canton crepe, Georgette, crepe satin, crepe-back —you'll be saving remarkably by doing so. q Pe meas Bron or eran os out. | ours ai , satin, flat crepe, kasharain, printed crepes and twill : | ; Respite ee ene =e oe: | weaves are the prominent fabrics and _ the Women’s Handkerchiefs 4 ‘stration will be the big issue at | ont as, shades are those so new and approved ‘for Spring. Tinena ta: white ge colle wile ese ‘ \ the next election this argument’ is| (ie SPe ? obvious. Anoth will cone | 3 designs-“linens with embroidered corners, sheer th Other point urged ts publican ss colored linens with %-inch hems and imported \ Mat the Democrats may at»some gr T e CW pring oats Irish Shamrock ’Kerchiefs with woven hemstitch- : © be as much interested in pre- nomit ed colored hems. SSS ! the pedo Saar of permitting both R oF ‘ . . ~ en 0 ch h _ —Plain and Dressy Models—Wide Choice at ........... re » . | fe for M binet as the Republicans” are| 2. ¥™s Coats of the newest fabrics—every model a splendid value; dressy styles with Handkerchiefs for Men mew. the fafa ee : at rit teh An. : fs—al] large —— St on es band of fur around the bottom,~or tailored models with buttons, stitchings, cqn A wide assortment of Handkerchie ~ After ve . —- ions "] ings. Size: me size—in excellent quality white cambric, or white ws. M i | trasting color applications and other trimmings. Sizes 14 to 44. | enc tabeh focteead teaeaes teneieaa ae ee : e ANIANS EXPEL GERMANS Kahn, D Bes as. Fourth Floor cially’ popular. Main Floor i 3 AND CONFISCATE PROPERTY by a co > ae righ is: ge ok ee oe eee | | James | Paae ed SA Pelistine’ Gomme "New Fark! Wo ° ° queen . ° . . ° , ; e Post-Di teh. | = Special! Printed Beginning Tharsday—An Event That Is Remarkable in Magnitude and Val n = BERLIN, Feb. 18. — Rumeni ' . . . / i 4 has begun Ria as . : eae i : Thursday—a Real Saving Opportunity in | ) _ Matic war against Gene —) $5 | : “ | many whic : : > { Foulards : ) - z Siena to endanger the Dawes| Seeia! to | oys Spring Coats OUNTalT lh Se | ea ‘ y 9 a! reparations” {2ilure to collect | Simonton | r “3 ae apart from its share; ble” i} —Special Value at ; Ata Surprisingly Low Price—Eac “ the last week has been con- é: } 69 : cs sa ut ing German holdings and @x-| ‘e*@ay: -- ; | - ° f { > “ ~ German subjects. The Ger- The —— 5) - \ Set Office tonight is con- ree | . . | e MV | the” reciprocal measures, | ‘"® SUtR | . ‘age phd | © moderate press supports? -ee to2 ' i = ae : . ¥ 4 - ‘ H Government in this project. Gordon, 4 a @ The popular printed all-silk + \ economic warfare will in-| “#* ¥a™ H Thursday—The February Sale Features Foulards—in new Spring pat- Ane TCs ly lead to a diplomatic rus | °? Meee! ft terns of many attractive color- ’ i ; omy with far-reaching conse- on the + 3 ings and all 36 inches wide. ¢ New Spring Topcoats at é ces to the peace of Europe. of the Bi a in correct single-breast- controversy iny ture Pf i! $2 50 Ch 6 nvolves repara-| This m i ~ . armeuse ed and double-breasted wit Tt ne : ny money issued by Ruma-| ausing & i | , | | Special, $I 98 styles; plain and half- — q Ww hen we beught 10,000 of these Foun- manks® duting the occupation pins | | | S 6 Yard..... ° belted models of. all- | \o tain Pens, we made possible an event that Mi ene by Germany, For-| shies | Special ° Soft, satin-faced Charmeuse, 40 wool polair, tweeds or = will interest men, women, boys and girls— in Sticke) ee points | of re} | at inches wide in black and 20 of |} p] Vari 3 everyone who does any writing—at home, nh statements, that! in be eer. : ; a ue serge. Various new - every ; ¥ cannot pay reparations in the popular colors, including ttern d sh b in school, or in an office or any place else. | n to the a nm) fu high and staple shades. atterns an shades. “hual payments} eral @ Spring i ai Ss ia a izes 114 to 10. ye These pore are of an i er ; he ceca Dawes plan.! mon - pumps of Frenc ronze and com- ee R's " 0 . binations; new Spring “ties” of satin, patent or combinations. $1.49 Linings R ; W h g i+ g # I Sak taal pr ly ary Pi I g bution pas pie poder. ie A group that offers unusual choice in the newest types of Fancy, two-tone brocaded Lin- | ’ : x ente, a a ) Footwear. Ings in rich color combinations, Oys aS ul pecia : t of B d ee : Gyrus oa ~ . Of various kinds, “Kupid.”’ “ 3? ‘6 * a9? The Assortment o izes an | rman papers record sot $8 and $8.50 Shoes _ $il and $12 Shoes Special at, yard........ 98c pid,” “Bobby Ne Ra een eee te co eae ap ets ee ee etiectnee iin OEE BAB eT WL By Meyee eer ee ee | SMP Aste east ge a ; TS. 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WEDN ksD FEBRUARY AT, 18, 1925. Strollers A hur important gear. Sixth Fleer sale of Baby Car- fiber with reed hood; nicely up- e of erchiets Men and Women o hese Foun- n event that and girls— g—at home, y place else. dependable 14-k. gold and - ©, to the dain- ibbon, here are i barrels which ah clips or rings color of Pen Main Floor Piso Page Daily Cartoon " - oo > Soccres soees eae cas sgesseesepessepes seanasscesesss ro 4 Gapsseoe tsecsgeosegsasasboscsccsbesesecasesenees cece =t eootes peee ee Be Oe Ss + * + os = 5 Ss» 6 PETE EO PS AL ns eee Reamer ry Sree are Te. , . § RE ther ete +e¥ebe casbebeeae PART TWO. TH FIRMA OF _-tsssssssspmspsess LLL LLL A ARREN BRIGHTER ana F Administration Senators Get Impression That They Can Crack Demo- cratic — > giLENT AS TO WHOM THEY WILL SWERVE , Senators Robinson and Car- away Breakfast at White House — Table Talk Os- tensibly on Local Bill. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—The ~~ horizon is brightening for’ Charles

. OF Special to the Post-Dispatch. Si bl enced her greatest adventure yes- | te victor in her fight to prove herse!f | pensation, th +leged to Gordon, th ed meet her terms of “fifty-fiftyv” on the more. than. $500,000 profits | 52 of tu ducing co “three or of in junction granted yesterday by Fed- | eral Judge Knox, should Miss Si-| monton’s terms not be met. ie EASES el Ate Se ean Opposition to Brighter Bars. ments. ac “White Cargo” ton’s ch don believed necessary to the complainant’ itations of the stage.” du Theater Nov. 3, gO growth. lest the economic war | compromise offer of $100,000 last October. MRS. JULIUS KARIN California Woman to Fill Seat | left vacant by husband, Julius Kahn. Fourth Congressional figures a. A. Burr, Henry Claude Huck, 847. who State, Nolan, have a fad or a hobby, “Nor i*motherhood, feminist blah’ woman should when elected to pub- | + lic. office. work as a shall hope to maintain the standard for patriotic duty set for | my husband, the late Julius Kahn, 'and the memory of him ‘strain of sadness for me in all of | this. hours and hard.”’ ent, as did all the candidates at. the special] election. publican party. gressman nominated both Republicans and Democrats, | gress since Kahn, urged to by i James Rolph Jr. | iPLANS FIGHT FOR HALF OF UN COMPENSATION REMOVES “JOKER Employes Not Observing Safety Rules to Forfeit Benefits Under Law. LABOR PLEA FOR INSURANCE DENIED — House Measure Increases Maximum Payments for Disability From 52 to 100, Weeks. By CURTIS A. BETTS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. MRS. FLORENCE KAHN. ) JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 18.— | Elimination from the proposed workmen's compensation act of a} ‘provision denying compensation to ‘employes who disregard safety ELECTED TO CONGRESS representatives of organized | was rules employers, a provision which abor characterized as a “joker,’ pointed out today by Repre- isentative Wilson of Webster Groves chairman of the Workmen’s Com- pensation Committee, as one of the} the | in Death, the eendinta fran | Substitute SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18.—} {rs. Florence Prag Kahn has been | lected to Congress to take the seat | to employes not observing § safety the death of her/rules, the substitute bill provides. that compensation to such employ?2s shall be diminished 15 per ceent, and, on the other hand, it pro- 'vides that compensation shall we increased 15 per cent to employe: incorporated Left Vacant by Husband’s | ‘improvements | bill reported to the! House. Instead of denying compensation | precincts *in the District the unofficial, Raymond | 2138; For the 252 ut 12,276 H. Hutton, complete Mrs. Kahn, 10,056; re: er’s failure to comply with the'§ She is the second Congresswoman | laws of the State or the orders of | has represented the Golden | the Compensation Commission. the first being Mrs, Mae} Fair to All Affected. who was chosen to succeed! After the committee had voted. husband who died before his | unanimously to report the substi- |: tute bill to the House, Wilson is- sued a statement setting out the improvements he said had been made over the provisions in the “IT have always been too busy to| measure as introduced by repre- ’ she said. | sentatives of employers. all this; “The Governor suggested in his when | Message,” said Wilson, “that a I shall| workmen’s compensation bill be passed by the Legislature, which | was fair to the employer, fair ‘o | the employes -and fair to the pub- | | lic.” “The “Workmen’s Compensation | Committee has earnestly and sin- |cerely striven to report such a bill. | and the committee substitute which ihas been offered is, in the opinion of the committee, emine ntly fair to |all affected by workmen’s compen- Sation law and the general public.” er Congresswoman Kahn has no do I believe in r office or as either a man ora I shall try to do my Congresswomin with rdinary common sense. In fact, I ine by'| is the only His loss I feel more keenly | wate Insurance Denied. lan ever now and yet Iam RAPPY lor a, demand of organized labor and em! ra provision requiring State in- an opportunity to work =e by the employer to pro- Congress for my State as he|‘@°t his liability was denied, Wilson | orked, That means workirg long |5#!4, because the committee con- | | Sidered it unwise for the State to engage in the insurance business. and also because it was felt the! bill would be endangered if it con- tained that provision, the State's | \finances now being too low to per- | mit the appropriation which would | be necessary to establish a State insurance fund. e was a member of every Con-| He said the scale of compensa-| the fifty-fifth, except | tion provided in the substitute was e fifty-eighth. | Big Rer than the scale in effect in After the death of Congressman | other ACS, | hac, 1% jank Shue Skee ene | The original bill was changed to! announce her candidacy a committee headed vy Mayor Mrs. Kahn ran as an independ- Normally she | ill concede allegiance to the Re-| Her husband, Con- | Kahn, however, was! at the last election by}, bring within its provisions employ- | jers of less than 10 persons. While the substitute does permit an employer to exempt him- self from its provisions in the cases of hazardous occupations, it pro- $500 000 PROFITS OF PLAY vides that the employer and an ' ' ‘employe not engaged in a hazard- ‘ous occupation may agree to the! 18.—Ida Verajexemption. The employe has the “eam- |right to withdraw from the agree- j|ment any tirne. | 50 Per Cent More for Minors. Employers of minors in violation rday. ° jof law The author and canteen was the per not NEW YORK, Feb. monton won her biggest e”’ and at the same time experi- | will be required to pay 50 cent more than normal com- | and in all cases involvy- | e author of “White Cargo,” al-|ing minors the future earning pow- have been written by Leon er ” be taken into consideration. and announced last night | important change increased at unless he and others interest- ines maximum compensation for | temporary partial disability from to 100 weeks. re performances. This means nine companies pro- | “White Cargo” in this and abroad and some four’ others in process rehearsal here will be stopped, accordance With a permanent in- tirely.”” Wilson said, “the present system by which many employes) who are injured must bear the ‘burdens of their own injuries, i'while, on the other hand, the em- ‘ployers may know with certainty | the extent of their liability for in- jury and must ‘protect themselves by insurance. the play, she will stop all fu- | | | untry t Judge tor and playwright, from “Hell's Playground,” anges being “no more than G Knox held that Gordo | had pirated | Miss Simon- | By the Associated Press. LONDON, Feb. i } 18.—Proposals | rOT- er s story to the !im- improved lighting effects have met |b with protests from many prominent i! | neople, améng then’ Lady Lawsoa, who contends that bright public houses would tend to _ increase) drunkenness, especially among | c women. The United Kingdom Al-| Miss Simonton refused ai Nance condemns the brighter bars i i'movement, “designed to eatch |! the young people.” ' j “White Cargo” first was pro- | ced in the Greenwich Village) 1923, but since has ne through a most. lucrative Only 15 Per Cent of the ~ ' by | blizzards in the when the millions of dollars’ The-Internal Revenue ‘ruled that many losses due to fires, iin ‘amount of relief afforded will de- ' by the farmers. ‘deducted from the ‘ithe key | today. ‘trolled ‘injured as a result of the employ- |‘ 'terr The bureau recognizes two forms of agricultural 'disbursement™ basis—which means. ‘a record of the amounts actually | received _expended—the other the | system, ‘Obtained by value of livestocks and products on | year to the amount received from ' raised.” sale ventory value of livestock and prod- | ‘ucts on hand the vear and during the year. and disbursement l\be able to deduct all the chicks had | i cost ‘anced itheir sale. od iless at the end inventory, to lever the chicks had was heated or tricity ‘tric power caused waier ‘radiators to freeze, burst age ithe 'loss is j}although farmers states ing sonal ' explanation that of |storm or shipwreck.” A | as described above, is ce Acepinamta REPORT ON ‘DISARMAMENT — Allied Mission Able to Get Detailed By the Associated Press. “The measure will eliminate en-|the allied military control mission, 50 pages long, many's disarmament, | by ered War Marshal forwarded to the allied the | to make London's drinking bars: difficulties under which it w | more attractive by decoration and | declaring \hat obstructions placed | are those relating to military train- ice contrary to the Treaty of Ver- Just a ‘aiteaaline: , Bsn abc Le ues oem mnenanrenanen =e nar emacs itspeh os $i ee SPS Soa eacpete | Shaericeetas ee = ee ee PAGES 15—18 epee mamma A Tee Storm Not isa, An Ill Wind—Losses May Be Deducted From Income Tax Internal Revenue Bureau Rules That Actual Damage Suffered by Farmers and Others _ Are Properly Deductible. Post-Dispatch Bureau, “0 Wyatt Building WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—The) havoc wrought in the Middle West | storms last summer and by'| early part of the} winter has its silver lining—a very thin veneer of silver, it is true,! ically names dwellings, dam- ition of such ige is considered—but still a slight | recompense. and caused by man control, part of the events officials present beyond hu- said. One law applies to businesses, under which head the farrher would be permitted to de-| duct losses on his harns and other buildings, amd another losses, Advice to Farmer. : The Internal Revenue This silver lining is the amounts | has prepared an announcement re- of money farmers and others will | garding the be allowed to deduct in calculating | tax return. their income taxes due March 15.! farmer should thes Bureau has | making out his return for “He is ‘entitled, if in storms and shipwreck may be de- farming as a business enterprise, to ducted from incomes, just as losses | deduct income other businesses are deducted. | amounts expended many instances, however, the/.carrying on the business of farm- ing. These include the rf rakes, shovels and ordinary small | tools of small cost and short life. The cost of a threshing machine, | automobile or not be trees in that area.| deducted, as it is Tax Appeals re®ently | capital investment. such losses could be | deductible... The farmers’ income | Chased fof live stock provided the actual value of the , ducted but not the damage to Me tree and trees could | broduce raised by be snown. The word “actual” is | self. word, for if only a general “The cost of seed and fertilizer or composite loss is deducted, the | bought and used in the production claim would be denied, it was said |and harvesting of a crop is deduct- at the Internal Revenue Bureau ible. “The cost of food purchased fier hired labor may be deducted. but not the value of products furnished ; Vv » farn "9 ree 2 } man has a poultry house, with a a mM ie mae. Paee laborers is a deductible item thousand baby chicks, and _ this : not-wages ai astic »mM- poultry house is heated or con-!_, Mee ‘ — . one . . , noyvyer l! | . [2 7 thin v7 by electricity and the ice 6 Passe ae noid, “which ‘i : a person: > liv , ‘nNense I" hs storm breaks down the wires, caus- . ¢ . Pa ily ital te e-agae she : : ; ‘aiue OF a farmer s.own labo ¢ ing the heater to cease functioning, \ at. Pete ‘ante : 2 tbor, that ‘ hi]% r re, or { r-) (2) ¢ e t thereby causing ; the death of all the arn aes ; " ‘Children is not deductible *icks—is saan a legitimate item Mgt 2 , the amount deducted in 1¢ losses column” “i ‘income. .’ is the answer of the In-: | Revenue officials. ot} a } ° . + . But the amount of the loss al-| ©. sig ys. | lowed is determined by the book-| ires and other casualties, ‘cluded in e inv “\ keeping system of the poultryman. . in the inventory, ductible to the extent they ‘compensated for by otherwise. Loss ‘ncecome the in his to it, facts 1924: envauwed and According farmer note from gross actuaily In ‘I St ( pend upon the sort of books kept | the ice storm in Louis did untold For instance, and around St. damage to fruit The Board of decided that tractor may regarded which is ot may value cost feed pur- be de- of such the farmer Another Case Cited. Take another case. Suppose a farm unless is reported as ** tes from not are qe- are not resulting bookkeeping—one | , ‘ of “cash receipts and | property in- known as the of by the reduced amount of the in- ventory at the close of the year. The los’ of growing crops by frost. : | accrual” ‘storm, flood or fire. where the gross profits are animals raised. is adding the inventory. Instrauitions on Tt should be noted structions use the With the or “accrual” and the amounts actually | deductible.” Animals. that the words use of the system, not S an in- hand at the end of the taxable’ ““in- of the miscellaneous from this stocks and products receipts, sum the an qd ,ve nt > 0 r y other deducting in-| the in| cash plan, like iinventory, together with amount these animals had at the beginning of ithe way of feed. Under the products purchased |/receipts and disbursement” ionly the cost of feed and the | would be noted. cost Thus if the poultryman conduct- ed his operations on a cash receipts; Regarding the tenant farmer, the basis he would! announcement said: “Whereas the ‘tenant farmer pays his rent to his him. Had chicks lived, | landlord in raised on these costs would have been bal-'farm (the agreement being on a the cash receipts from | crop basis) he cannot deduct 4s With the accrual metn- | have 1000 chickens|the landlord, but may deduct all of the vear in his|amounts paid by him in raising the and would also be able| crop.” under expenditures what-| The Treasury Department an- cost him. nounced: last. week that 5000 inter- Damage to House. nal. revenue agents and preg ifethe poultryman’s house | collectors had been assigned to aid | controlled by elec-|taxpayers in every part en the , and the interruption of elec- pipes and| income tax returns. ani dam-'!these officers is free. that a legitimate | powered to give advice, loss in an income tax return”? ‘ter oaths, receive the Again the answer is “Yes” atjcollect the, tax if it Is Revenue Bureati, provided the | rffoney order or check. not covered by insurance,|er cities these officers will be tioned in the offices of the Collec- income tax form for “Do not deduct re-!| tor Internal Revenue, branch pairs or depreciations on the dwell- | oftices, public buildings, banks and you or vour per-;department stores. Taxpayers ‘7 ) equipment.” The] the towns and coun- given by officials is! advised through the permits the entertng | press of the itineraries of-the offi- cers, time of arrival, length of stay caused by “fire, loss. such and location of offices In each lo- cality. the crops by he would list Again, The service of xe property, is return and paid by a In the larz- the of occupy on household cities, smaller j‘es will be law when the losses -_--——— ——— ems ~_ + jsailles, and to German armaments. ‘In spite of the obstacles placed in its wav, the declares, it succeeded throued suggestions fur- Cerman pacifists in 6b- IN GERMANY FILED AT PARIS mission nished by ‘taining detailed information of the Information From Suggestions on . ‘ | rTe?s es im wortance of Pacifists, It States. | sreatest im} | points. | A mass of new detail the report which in the of those who are aware of its con- tents will prove abundantly the allied case srguemetst Germany. CROWD HALTS LEGISLATURE Debate on Evolution Bill Post- poned Because Members Can't weet in. the Associated Press RALEIGH, N. C., is given in PARIS, Feb. 18.—The report of on the state of Ger- accompanied | annexes was offices of the Allied | presided over by today. Copies of | were 12 lengthy the Committee, . i deliv- ' | at Foch, immediately | in ' x Govern- | he documents Feb. 18.—Pub- The mission sets forth in full the | teaching of the theory of evolu-' orked | | tion in State-supported schools at- itracted such a throng to the State- | house of Representatives last night | ithat a near stampede developed | and the body adjourned its dis- evasion of the bill until today. There onity a scattering members the floor. others hbe- ing entirely blocked from tu the chamber by the jam of men, and women at the entrances to the: ateles. »y the Germans in the way of its | nvestigations absolutely prevented | any secret search. The most important of the 12 annexes, each dealing with a spe- | ial feature of the mission's work, was of on access ng and the number of men in Ger- | nany being fitted for armed serv- - Rm et part specif- / for deduc- Bureau | the] in | him- | but | minor ! “Losses of buigding. machinery or | in- | insurance or; or the loss of! “animals | | or ‘ ‘es Vi be some- and Hoss usually would be note the | Sreene Chet ae ae d in ' thing of a senatorial repudiation of | the Governor's action, but they had | little support from other Senators. | pear. | ‘from leading Democrats of Pemis- rent the value of the crop given to, jcounty. They are em- | to adminis- | sta- | | vyember, on 3 | £ral ithe these two | judgment | : by ' in-law Gilpin in the Eleemosynerv ta ! | knowing anything about it. ‘lic agitation over a bill to prohibit} ' marck, -er's job — 2 | Fg N SENATE ‘HOLDS UP JOB OF LATE PRESIDENT OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY a UF UNIVERSITY OF BAKERS RELATIVE | Demacrats om ‘Attack on| Bloker as Choice for Elee- | | | mosynary Board on Elec. | tion Record. | SAY HE PROTECTED 4 ILLEGAL NEGRO VOTE So Brother-in-Law Gilpin Is Unlikely to Get Post From Board Until Senate Adjourns. By CURTIS A. BETTS, Staff Correspondent of the Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb, 18.— | Politics has come to the fore to Post- | | Gov. Baker's ! brother-in-law | the Gevernor had | At least he will job him. out of the picked for } | keep | | be Kept at home on the farm a few f as a not! weeks. The State Senate was not | ticularly- incensed by the | nor’s nomination of Car! F. i of Caruthersville to succeed Cal | | Maryville on the State | | Kieemosynary Board. It is under- | fully that the change was because Pierce. would not | vote to put George Gilpin, Buchan- |}an County farmer and brother-in- | law to the ee in the job of | Ste ward of the St. Joseph Hospital for the Insane. Pierce, as will be remembered, said there was a competent man | holding the job, and that man/| would not be fired with his consent par- | Gover- Bloker | Pierce of stood | made | | er-f-law. The Senators deplored reversion | to the spoils system in the State hospitals, responsibility belonged to the Gov- , ernor, they should refuse to confirm Governor's nominee. out that the Governor, if they re- | jected Bloker, couyi appoint some- | body else as soon journed next month and they would not have a voice in ‘the mat- | ter. | A Different Situation. Now, however, a different situa- tion has arisen and there is a | prospect of a bitter fight on Blo- ker’s confirmation. Senators” | Wammack of Bloomfield and Ford of Maryville were among the Dem- ' cluded in an invent ory is taken care} | | ocratic Senators who were opposed to Bloker’s confirmation on the This support is beginning to ap- Within the last few days Senators received communications nave protesting against | Their com- cot County | Bloker’s confirmation, ‘Plaint is that he is a very objec- tionable Republiean, and ore of | them asserted in his letter that the of Bloker would be the Democrats of his) confirmation resented by Bloker. who for several years was | I eb airman of the Republican County ‘asked from Congress, and, accord- Committee of Pemiscot County, | was very active in Republican poli- | ‘cs in the county, which, aithough | p- many years one of the certain | country in the preparation of their | |Democratic counties of the State, | ably be used to build permanent was carried by the Republican | ticket in two elections recently. Hinges on Negro Question. The Democrats letters of protest have xsserted that’ Bloker was responsibte for, Deputy United States Marshals be-| ing sent into the county last No- | and that hundreds of ille- nezro votes were cast there for the Republican ticket. The issue who have sent penta in the always! nttempt negro auestion is an every election The Republicans “harge that the Democrats to intimidate the negro voters, | while the Democrats charge that Republicans attempt ‘te vote hundreds of negroes who have no! right to vote in the county. When Deputy United States Marshals ap- reared there shortly before the last election, the Republicans said they were to protect the voters in their | rights. The Democrats said they in eounty, were to protect illegal voters. ree of the Bell Telephone Securi- Whatever the facts may be, the | presence of the Deputy Marshals | there may mean Bloker’'s rejection the Democratic Senate now. Another Brother-in-Law. Faker | landing Brother- |! But although Gov. “9s | not succeeded in the only Another Board joh, Gilpin is Bot brother-in-law he has. | has been at work in a State job for’ month with only a few persons | The brother-in-law taken care of is Hugh Bisplinghoff of Bi«- husband of the Governor's |half-sister. He has a bookkeep- in the office of State Treasurer Stephens. Stephens sai! ‘today that Bisplinghoff was recom- mended bv the Covernor. There are several other brothers- in the Governor's fami | in-law has said he would not have ary | kind of a State job. which makes ft a little easier on the Governor. SEI = renner oy SERS IPe PO ET ee ee vey | suggestions, just to provide a jop for a broth- | | Five committees but took the position the | | which and they saw no reason why ! *% the | They pointed | as the Senate ad- | | tions, ‘manager of the St. said opposition $2,000,000 APPROPRIATION replace the wooden structures now ' -men stationed at the field. additi@ns and ‘contemplated, when the annual budget was sub- mitted a ithe American Telephone and Tele- ‘graph finances of the national telephone | system. | Carolina in 1866 and began his ca- | chancellor of Washington Universi- ty from 1908 to 1916, Secretary of Agriculture from 1913 to 1920, and Sec retary of the Treasury, Ja ly. | operatives. There is at least one of them who/ the milis on Monday, damaged the The trouble is said to be partly due to Chinese bolshevist activities. PERL OLE RS RT $5 Sey MICHIGAN DIES | HEE Placed Calvin Coolidge in Nomination at Repub- lican National Conven- tion at Cleveland. HAD BEEN ILL SINCE LAST NOVEMBER When a Boy He Sold News- papers on Streets of Min- neapolis—Born in lowa in 1874. ee SE SUITE 5. ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 18— | SAFETY COUNCIL IS MAKING I’r. Marion Leroy Burton, president ST, LOUIS TRAFFIC SURVEY | of the University of Michigan, died Ingineer of National Body Is Di- jat. 3 20 o'clock this morning. recting Work Preliminary. to | Mrs. son and Coming Conferencm. flaughter were at the bedside when A preliminary traffic .safetv sur-' One daughter, Mrs, the National Stewart of Berkeley, the Associa®ed Press. Burton and a the end came. ls ' . S Dn . . | | anne d by =: i f c | { pCoor = kK. ty Council in co-operation with Cal Ann Arbor. Coolidge to- day wired their condolence to Mrs, called by the St. Louis Safety see | cil, is in progress here today under the direction of Earl J. Reeder, en-| the Safety of Chicago. Reeder ar- rived yesterday to gather data con- . failed to reach coming conferen: on street and President and Mrs. highway safety which soon will be Burton as follows: “We are sharing your gorrow at _the loss of our friend, Dr. Burton, ‘and send you and your family our sincere sympathy.” | “CALVIN COOLIDGE, ‘GRACE COOLIDGE.” Dr. Burton had been il! since last Attending physicians gineer of Council National oe cerning St. Louis’ ang safety problems) will offer his findings. with | o- th ive c i | tor thesfive committees! ws dvember. for the trranging details confer- 'ence. pointed strejtococcus pleurisy. and ¢ Girard ©. dent fice, ‘Money Probably w ould Be Used for Erection of Permanent Barracks. Two million dollars for improve- ‘ments at Seott Field have been ing to Col. John H. Paegelow, com- mander of the aviation camp, the money, if appropriated, will prob- barracks of concrete and brick to enlisted Other improvements are the nature of which has not been determined, he suid. The appropriation was requested the Air Service at Washington occupied by officers and by few weeks ago It is now being’ held up, as are all air ap- propriations, while the House air- craft committee continues its inves- tigation os that Gopartment: s work. HOUSTON NAMED FINANCIAL VICE PRESIDENT OF A. T. & T. Former St. Louisan Now Has Dual | Executive Position With Na- | tional Telephone System. Special to the Post-Disepatch. NEW YORK, Feb. 18.—David F. Hoyston, former St. Louisan, presi- ties Co., who was a member of) Presidemt Wilsons Cabinet, was elected finaneial vice president of Co, yesterday. This gives him a dual executive position in connection with the He born in North A quality will be reviewed and used the latter nart of March. The com-| fight for health. (man: Engineering and Citv Plan- commencement exercises of the ‘cuit Judge Grimm; Public - Rela- jurton again threw himeelf by the Automobile diagnosed as a cold, in .October, ty Council, he explained, is not an all of whom have joined in asking | peared at the school auditoriu his appearance on the platform and Dr. Marion Leroy Burton, fifth variouslyvhailed as the “boy preési- quently president of the University The first national fame for Dr. Coolidge in nomination for the Dr. Burton tempted his ap nt said. Pneumonia developed, gents named an-executive commit. Despite the years in which he the platform, but with little be- cin his last years he was a volu- | time he became Its president. was neapolis. He entered Cariton Col- /announced yesterday that a new eganplication had been diagposed ag have been ap- and are assembling data | of fluid was removed from his lung a basis. for recommendations) last night it was stated ther when the St. Louis conference| he had made a slight gain in his meets. This probably will be in| _mittees and the chairmen selected} Dr. Burton first became 91 last /are: Statistics. Coroner R. 8S. Vitts | May but recovered sufficiently to in C *hilin s : Traffic Control, Philip S. Brock | ek ten his usual part in the June ning. Herman Spoehrer,. secretary of the Union Electric Light and/ school. |'Fower Co.; Law Enforcement, ae With the return of the students chairmanship not decided. ‘to the campus in September, Presi- Varnum, secretary Louis Council,| into the routine duties of his of- Bob at: seeeet te Ai present | working sometimes 18 hours rlans for the conference would not; 2 day. He suffered a slight illness irterrupt arrangements. The Safe-| ‘from which he again rallied. iis individual body making its own f cians. It is rather as association| fina! illness dates from an ‘evening of a dozen or more organizations, | early in November, when he ap- for the conference and have ap-j| introducing Vilhjalmur Stefansson, proved the present plans. explorer. He collapsed following physicians found him suffering SOUGHT FOR SCOTT FIFLD from an affected heart. ; president of the University of Mieh- izan, was elected president of Smith College when 34 years old. He Was dent” and as a “Moses to lead edtt- cation in women’s colleges up to a higher level.” He was subse- of Minnesota and ih 1920 became president of the University of Mieh- igan. Burton came in June, 1924, at the Riepubiican national convention at Cleveland, when. -he placed Cal¥in presidency. He was choweg. for this honor by President Coolidge him- self, a friend of years. g00d health too far, and in O Ler, 1924, he became fiL Overwark. was the direct cause, his a oe h heart and kidney complications. © With Dr. Burton unable to dirert university affairs, the Board of Re- tee of three, headed by Presidente I:meritus Harry B. Hutchins, “te tw ke over his duties. was before the public, little was known of the Burton behind the scenes. He was constantly upon ing written or printed about him. There are a half dozen books with. his name on the title page and minous writer ,but the university archives contain. nething about him except his utterances at the | Hie was born in Brooklyn, Ia., Aug. 30, 1874. When a boy he sold newspapers on the streets of Min- lege and graduated in 1900. He was the head of Winon Instit Montevideo, Minn., for three years, reer as superintendent of schools) of Spartanbure. N. C. Hie was) two degrees in four years, After a year on the assistant professor of theology he became pastor of thes Church of the Pligriins in Breok- lyn. It was from this post he was called: to the presidency ot College. oui When in iton niiege played on the hae eae he found pt am sense oT 1920-21. — ee a ed Japanese Strikers Attack Mills. Py the Associated Preea. SHANGHAT, Feb. 18.—~The panese cotton mill etrike has spread to 13 mills, involving 30,000 The strikers attacked machinery and injured six people.’ the game of ORR Ee ae e 7 } = BURTON Then he went to Yale and ~—T artis Aging nuitile *28e tg, AP UE eae: LOR ITS, LTO, ik OP to Mpc) 7a Ragen 5s if iy = oat a ee ee ke ne EE PLONE RTE MAO ERLE (OR REAR er OG BP RI AN LETS DA NSA LOD LEELA LL 1 Rag ah , a

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WEDNESDAY, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUAKY 18, 1920. : — 2s 7 e = FEBRUARY 18. 1925. ee ne oe nee ee LL NL A A A A ce iced | | "TIMELY AND FORCEFUL COUNSEL. the sound simplicity of Jefferson and the stipes elie — — il ? OFC PARTY Ip START ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH guarantees of the Constitution. Poundcé by JOREPEH PULITZER. ‘| ‘tart the New pestes & i Bg J The following editorial, which appears in Stanley is a lame duck and has only a few weeks | | Published by che Pulitzer Publishing | York World today, is a forceful statement of the aed, left in the Senate chamber. This speech, probably - Company. Txel*th Boeulererd of the House of Representatives with regard to the| his swan song, might well be indelibly inscribed | a: & a Oe aah charges against Judge English of the Eastern Illinois; where all who run may read. | . re E | Pe rE : 4 , ¥ > © itorial and — : THE POST-IMSPATCH PLAT- District. We indorse every word of the ed | Tur SECOND LEWIS TRACEBY. a | soa T K? ron. commend it tg the consideration of members of the 4 levation Scheduled to Call Mrs. T kwew that my retirement will = rouse who believe that justice should not be delayed Twenty-five thousand credulous persons in all parts 4 a Seas ee > i | euson. & make me @f'ereeer w x / * 3 E = pood-will ; tour ’ of the Chamber MiSmourt, Oppose priviteged cia and public : plungeress. mever isck sympathy public sentiment throughout the country: any number of persons to advance him money on the} ou . ae Sieg - a " ee, E ef Commierce, left St. Lovis at 3:50 | rity, 2 orority. = = " know it expresses the sentiment of the people of the : wor : “ main dec- — ‘promise of receiving fabulous profits. oe a GENTLEMEN, THE TIME IS NOW. f E P a | ied x ? vmed to the publ: welfare. mever be When, 12 or 13 years ago, the postal authorities put ‘ | ) a8 | = When the House of Representatives charged 2 stop to Lewis’ use of the mails to inveigle new con- aa | ’ } a: gm. today They will retu n | Me : ac? ae March ii. Creation of g6od will John L | Be i for the United States“and for eand the setiefied with merely pripiing news, alweass be drasticnlls independent; ' ; a i . ' ; ’ ; 1e honor-of the courts, has — a . eTr- 4 i ts ated to attach wrens, with maintaining the honor tributors of hard-earned money to cover up his ever + a | ) whether by predators plutwecracy or avaliable against a Federal Judge sworn State- rnounting liabilities and maintain the false prosperity | : | > pat ‘ sutiens of - ' 7 en. “ : aa . a Bt: . - . thas " - ae . £6 . : f iy - : . in \ go . | sath ] «5 ee? , ‘ " - et ; Ouis pro. > oe ee ments of men of the highest standing attacking front which he hoped would keep the bubble of his; fs\..-.J:Tlees, . Be oe = an bet husiien Ohne te ee ; . , - . : =~? - ‘ . a . ; . , . ¥ , a : > . : : 4 finance glowing, the bubble burst. Sudden and irre SES - ~. : ae Snencted by these makine it ~ is ti :* ,_ + . From New Oriteans the deleea- _- Coddina ; ae ne the SO5EPH PULITZER. . 7 5 i April 10, 1907 me Sipems, with the names ot many peremne 'trievable ruin then came upon a host of trusting in- _ M THE PE PLE ready to testify, the time to investigate that issue 'vestors, in all classes of life, but very largely com- EAP? wee ee ®. > ) tien will sail Friday fer’ Havana, eiae LETTERS FROM © 0 is now posed of those who could ill afford the loss. What bey +9 Be. a ye ~.3 ye Et de ) F es malting ant soak tinal i png sion a: The name and address of the author Judge George W. English of East St. Louis suffering followed will never be known. But Lewis) S fase yan . ; . i ’, ; si | Sra includes a cal! at the nat. The. 3 viuel accompany CVCTY CON tribution. but stands in that position. Charges are made against himself. taking advantage of the bankruptcy laws. = . ‘4 ~ &, ‘ \ . a : | . PY, 5: aes of President Zavas on Mendas Americ | ‘came out scot-free as far as any punishment was con-| }.%¢-4)% eeerasg Fey Sarees i ae § meee =omorting, arranged by Ambassador mir . ~ hg aie , i_ j 2 Crowder, a Missourtan That af- io 28 . o/ J fernoon there will be a special race "4™*s Of om requcet will mot be published lat- Ww words will recetre him by the former District Attorney of his dis- | He was said to be penniless, but he was not * Eh a a - 4 r intact, hae ’ . , : . ° . . : F . | “i be: program at the (‘uba-Ameérica Nance. le . “+ ake : Jockey Club. “The following day “*™**r-. terse not exrereding z relercnot , . : i | cerned. trict, br a City Commissioner of East St. Louis, | sas x ; Ege : : rendered harmless. The spider-brain was stil ¢ ezro improvement. ae —_— 7 ee a Te the Eiitur of the To ieee by a former State's Attorney. Seventy-one wit and there were plenty more flies for his new webs. ; : ? . ‘ ; . j . . . —e . ah a ; th "23 Be . ati . . nea a oat OUR edition of b. 16., inet., ih nesses are named. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch If the St. Louis failure was a gigantic tragedy— - st At = we , : ; 2 i. Sigh 0 xn ,- ee bride: M commenting on the addrese of Mr.’ has summarized what it believes they will testi- {and it was—the Californta debacle is a colossal trag- us \pot . PP: Ss Fe y be Bath ) "” QOcther Stopeine Eitan Mies Sa : Ss Til, vi president Universal : iy oli ‘ fe ” ) . . + | ‘4 re. oe i: a ; . : & ‘ 4 ~ Somangge paren towed ama se an I ib fy. The Hawes resolution makes specific charges. dy. involving, as before, among his 25,000 creditors | : af 5 ! morte * a +. - The second lap of the trip wi) "3 aren, RE IOn St oe , TS in all parts of the world, the thrifty poor who have) ss te to Port Antonio, Jamaica ~=*8* & erty Hall on Meb. 8 appears to regardthe| The subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee | | whenc th 1} "| Wolf rr occasion with a degree of levity The Jud been induced, by false promises, to hand over to whence eg ere will De a 6@-mille - , , ; oo y ended action, that Judge | soast and mountain moto . editor chooses 1o refer to some of the fine has unanimously recommend B him their meager savings. And, scattered as they | ia mnt e eck: adie nechan aa - | . “es ’ a ' Arle se Ue ae Tes : il leac phrases ae “imaginative jag A re - English may be cleared or dismissed. Then what are, what hope have they of erer recovering what) ~ | c; ~— | to the Panama Canal! Zone 4 spe- Geemes Africa, wate exyecra pers, gen is the House waiting for? Technicalities. Hair- he has lost for them, or of bringing any sort of retri- 4 ae eae rs | : 7 We 2 . we | tial train will carry the pariry to " ; 1 :" .s es ‘ Sa P. “ ‘ . @etailed inspection of the canay¥ am 7 i . . he Federal authorities ear t ave , ' fxg , : Pe ote ye » dl ae ; - = drawn, so thinks the editor. | im question. Speaker Gillett rules that a reso pue Peteral authertiies appecr te Aave anctee : eee \ . 7 : 7 including a‘launch ride through | good case against Lewis for use of the mails to de tulebra cut. The ship will be tearded agajn at Cristobal. and on Well, sir, strange things happen in ! : : aon setee G28. WOTKE, OVER with the Aap- ee ee Cmneraae TEvEnaeeieS + eine |fraud. The mails were closed to him here in his the return trip a stop will be made| The at Port Limon, Costa Rica, with’ Hemry. ¢ . ‘ st? d } a f ‘ « » ry : f a : ‘ ‘ less negro. women fy said the founders leged, though impeachment fs privileged; he re | former ventures Sut the State of Missouri could of this mighty Government, crude though | ¥ ®t . ' } ' ; | ? : : . fuses a request to recognize Chairman Graham = not do, or did not do, anything to punish him for Sieortunity ter & rai. Gaemae te (PE San Jose. the capital, where Minis- oUlevard; they were, had imaginative jags. The 'fraud. -What will the Federal courts fn California ‘ter Davis, a Missourian, will hold a+» Pomue of Than who said airplanes would one day’ that he may ask unanimous consent to introduce : do, if anything? What will the State itself do? Is reception. The last lap on water Son of Bir will be to New Orleans. f bredeg encircle the globe must have been very . te much “jaggy,” and so we have it al! the resolution; Chairman Snell of the Rules | : ae : : there any method in the law to make an example of through life. It's the man with = the Committee refuses. to report a rule permitting Be RRS SET RS aN, : | vision, imagination that fires the sleep- e ’ Pp b ' » i Sucao a man, SO that o.vpers may I safe guarded Many letters from merchants and Place at ing spirit of his-brother and makes him immediate consideration. y¥ Buc shilly-soal- against further efforts on his part to defraud trusting L 7, 4 ; , afficials of Latin-American repub- Hamflton see that life is worth while and to angers lying the unanimous request of the Judiciary millions” - x Sa’ , _ Seo By 4 EY ’ é Les have attested the importance the Rer © for bigger things : , me 4 by | _— ve. ey a a it international commercial rela- ficiating. ‘ sain — ~~ —~@@ & ———__- 4 9 : ) TS Ay * . i a The little courtesies shown Mr. Sher- Committee is ignored. By such time-wasting S** ‘ 2." ee a = 22a) Ge » = Chamber of Comerce officials feel ferna. and hie station and untiring devotion, sacri. | esta ef tustice the bill to revive horse racing in Missour aera — xe Ss a > SaaS i aati tha: the trips are highly succérsful. cathedral fice to his cause, in reference to “home- | ; Se we BE a - toe t. y 2 : Members of Party. mony. ly practicality.” if I eorrectiy compre. | A delay of nine months if Judge English is ‘ 4 ; : ; _-~ * = | Those who will make the tour the che hend the meaning. the program of the | , eee ‘are The , : y: h ——Wouls io oo , ss) abi ee ; Universal Negro Improvement Asaocia- guilty; and that is t¥e issue ould give b | their own feet a W. Palmer ¢ ‘arkson, president of sister, M tien deals with that very thing ang has, portunity for the intimidation of witnesses and , ooo i Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. matron of | wi | | | Clarkson and daughter, Miss Ma- g! ’ we ven tt :} endous odds tofcarry | ’ . r. 4- ols and menres tnreugs tremendous odds ta/ca falsification of records such as the charges at A NEW NOTE IN TOBACCO ADVERTISING. | ha mel | Pe rie: F. W. A. Vesper. former pres-| maide- ana . Winally—there ts reference to the great The psychology of tobacco advertising has here | , a oe = ee ea Mrs. Vesper Rolla ley and el . “ : . : . =: e' =. . [or ae A . F : _ leader Marcus (Garvey. No, 1 can't agree a Federal Judge remains fore been hased on mere sensory pleasure We are » ©. & ; - i Mudd. Mr. and Mrs. H ’ > rat! tlatea } " ) = -+ i ? j . J > aes re ' ; that trial—three men indicted for con-} fitness must be met. The situation in his court |™#Y Wel! de dilated upon, but an advertiser of plug By CLARK McADAMS Pl TBI IC OPI ia ithe ant des ea Cae - | taffeta ai spiracy to defraud through the maille— is has struck a new and interesting note. This enter. Copyright. 1935. i Mijane- Mr. and Mre Phil fee cannot continue. Evasion and delay are | ree ere ee ee | or oo re prising company informs you that the way to p President, auditor and treasurer. The ee er SPRING POEM. SOME LAW CASES. nd treasurer were set loose. But the ES Di ae man marked muet be kept. “Get Garvey”. : work better he 3 i> ' : 9 Dis is the season when one's go! ame Fr Do } was the slogan. Carvey, five years $1000 DYNAMITE BUSINESS ETHICS. —live longer — le greatly tmsroved golf s (From The cket. ‘ g and dyeing plan’ ” Ta. hanens eg . Meredith vs. Shakspeare is not a dispute . i¢ 3 r} \ PT t ri ~ 4 Vv > 9 7 .* - . : pared yet, you have to the relative merits of writers, but a JEFFERSONIAN PRINCE TE Nelly AR age aly ee ee et eee ” . gee “i IP Genrdarb cicibon cdbligantahe SN eee Ret Ln te ene ~~ — —-_ "~~ ~~ Oa «+ = if hg _ 7 f Kinealy, “ood, EB@t splitting rulings when the honor of a court is Rowland a ‘ ai +." ‘ge (Ts =, Cal os , “ —" Pane go, posing Just the same, the sooner the churches quit leaning ye be “euavdste on the law the sooner they will be able to stand on them on. : | : ' tribute to him. It prelongs a situation in which passive under the Sooner or later the question of Judge Englis | This: column ts designed tos om agg Sg egg es ak and carry : Ont, p . ei urs, ; ered wit without bias the latest ce = by Jones. Mr. and Mrs. O.'L. Gregory ” leading pudlicists, newspapers end ? of Rogers, Ark.; Dr. and Mrs. cals on the questions of the day, = ford Lewis, W. A. Chamber- s a mm. Manager of the tour. and Wre« rhe second independent cieaning and dyeing p! " nine . ' \ U amberiin:; Mr. ang Mrs. W. R. Warren © ae and possible deportation if he tives, \ t@ get out the Atlanta bastile That's; whese proprietor refused to join a price-fixing asso | had time to reason it out ? | rahy the loyal members are et!!! firm | In a day when the common | ler » do tl ' “ a. ee divorce case. he | . clation has been dynamited. A third owner has been aati: ; if you con t take 15 strokes off your eye : 8 = eee Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Ter- a-, . » I9 thelr faith because they know the dirty | which are good for us, this piece of advertis: re it will b h > Maw 28 In the State vs. Hipps the latter was con- From the St. Joseph News-Prem. 4 Mr. and Mr George 8 oe “ i that be will be the next victim. Property = j a Same li be because the Seventh Day Ad- tete , . ~ , . - " see 2 ‘% . : +i , “ > >» *& > > . ‘ ss * , on 3 ti > ; 2 a - _ __ : . . - tion, | Beem & conspiracy to efiect & monopoly im thu anna’ spot on the dining-room table” And thin ') ims and a patient ended in a suit to recover & within the Demoeratic ranks.” A very is ind Mrs. Louls Hager. James Keorgett " , ' 2 s * S | aa iu eee - VLA Eli 4 ti ‘ ' ’ > ’ . - - sy —_— | Of business to make the public pay all the +o ee . P loan of money. able purpose, we would say. With harman. irr and Miss Anne Carr, Olin “ch acon : , uicn contain "llammines the ti) ¢€ we > Bea % ald them te put the best tn our ehil. ; f bh) . ith ~~" ‘ — -~ .° Is — nav ing a -~T ka 4. ti wi. ‘ aS sometaing ma aichr s i + , ing “a : _ a e oo = ; n, . 7 ee i = i. Kashne 4 T ran - ors will | bess promitabiy apy more without Cynamiite 3 Suk | r. Mott bs : ' ; ‘larifies the brain and acds years to’ life ‘a fr catch (“nrire? : +t , ear wetian f mur- a4 ~ # fer a pe : : = TOSses. ceas by efficiency, honesty, good management and tCe Bt? we “payee nese —_ —. . STEERS eS CORVICUCR 6 ee. I, Thomas Jefferson, am ie Winston, Mrs. Geer K ; remarks here. While many are co-oper- | _ the ey Whe knows but that ph ay) " Aci YOU Q9K ‘gs to hear two or three birds der © 0 fluke at al! and simple; sm88# toy” ; ' ee M ise ating finely too many parents are neg | service our of date” If legitimate business methods Lie ve. o¢ *: 8 u ‘44°. DiUE Will Soon Decome ve ‘ wa ill show us something wwe as no sGae @t ai. ment rigorous.y frugai cial ~ “izelle Mre. Henry A Roec be- insttiute : 7 a Paes eee tenes mm ene ” ' ee ee — MOUS. . . . ¢ . line 64 tficers ler Vv G Y | : a* popular as yeast 2 for a multiplication of ¢ > Mees G. A. H. Milla, Mra. W «anc lectin is © rtunity for the good are obsolete it is not because of necessity. It is be is a good game. ™ snl rae, - ~ . + =e. W. couring t — ehtar vg i do ra s wy . : Pigs . wiaiesina ooo ar: sueeeeame mal in the golfer’ 7 No One would accuse the Atlantic Month- ‘and not for the inereasing by oo F. Armstrong M iss Margaret Mr. Po he " — ow me we Sect | cause of greed and the collapse of character and : ; i - aaa aatan “ors | ly of political bias, yet “Peter's Coat and | the public debt on the principle of Se Eakin. Mrs. F. E. Giasgow, Mrs. W_ ineton BF be some question as to whe is our lead-| ~~ ‘ the Tariff.” in the current number. is : eaeeG. Yan: . eg TORE ae , When Fall comes he is more than ready th riff, mn the current nu«aber. a public blessing. : - Fantis) Mies Theodosia Clark cf Phi D - at > ’ ” " ‘ » ie , ut Rane a Ces ft ta - | for the ipterested in the right developmeat of al) deplored and condemned by business men ut the gr i Koife It has received a sac rec message from 51 ; The author of thie article | h ¢ +h discord which bas & } . a4, Had Been Active in. eur youth.’ A CITIZEN ! hhic th —— + ) . . " me — . Easiness and Was Ardent _ Eleanor . i aks ; pu dbiic now knows there are OuUsiness men “ no, at r 4 mY ¢ Peheh Ps | go ' a Follette must he carved from i. S . att ; 9 . compared what he say es under the income party eounci's in the past has ie: a r of ' sap- ’ peiaetiaieeneiind ; | a = SOW hh Wi => Gilrerent ail ih , ee ) ‘ . ; _ porter Tish Freedom. : s Business Man or Lawyer” their own prosperity i8 affected, are as ready to em mportant committee positic tax reductions with his increased costs for the scramble for those thing? 7 - Funeral services ¢ wes hacel §£ , . : + ‘ — . : oe = = co! thin Mey , #.. ’ - +. ‘ ¢ Pa Bie = | si it is os iit re ’ Fs : j . " . - 3 ar - “6. V Se &ab2ad win > other. 2108s of us, w b > that . heid Priag ; M . . : : ’ + : ° alias . Y~ WA » ih — . . . . 2 HD r? . iG . “2? We want aA business nan Whe er unintended exemption in the in W yy avs ‘4 , ; a , mS , ia ne ouDKDt. fee! Ourselves slipping. This is A 4 exper. °o server noves mE Mar: 2 Chu 4 at . 38 a. mm... aft a labor “ ha . ave tAken ar | “ ae C Oe = . . : o tes >* y : . - . ; . a — -* San th . fo vears cr. Academ ve e : © - W : «> : @ M 2 a iY . ° y er the rights of the Deodp a ee le “ rcp? ) Pre - as : = ; tine ee. ; " : ; eB esi — Oo: affairs In a country : : : : ‘ a ed Ar slevard with inter- : for 1 lee be found the sr f the Tee se lich has the ballot. but it shows what the (an agricultural problem. [f our 2m ti vary Cem Nickell of ~ : : = Fs _ o aie ‘ ; . " e a aé ¥ (_emete —_ - ‘| rrr ‘ - 4. ° oft ba! Oot amo “unm. it >. Like t! lau by sury. we has appointed a commission to 4 fis. rhe was a4 es le ; The ? Na 7 ars Ove » the Ch We Want bra lawve 4 for Maver, | et the L(@¢ to ' “i ' cle v1 .. ize + (0 . ? é ° rice simili : ti [ . . * is “@ f ve The ona .. Hi F r? rr ... POL Cpa} “ nan pheny cencerts given by the schoo! nothing for the organization to de but meet pe com. — . aS neat La io aal i ‘ ~ > - nega ae od Coat and the Tariff’ what this something t ne te thin , an overcoat for a 5-rear- ganization, and we trust not a 10 BE HELD FRID — ‘et he a .* -*4 and Coffee Coe. whe : a preum o* preumonia yesterday at “'— +3 } rea2SONRS UnceciaTredc has remains d 4A Lie i . ia kA AtSi tion - ! hry “tte . off neding is not that le tiere ; is 4 ‘ ° ' nt 4 * Ms +" > reed 4 . but You put in all Winter wondering abou nalied it as freedom from oppression. caly cultural conditions, the new 5rit '¥@ in , : asin to learn that its efficacy w fanci ae Sang “3 ay ai his JUmnem and was at your game, and the first thing you 1 a MES sien | | ; ee i “ : ~- A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS. struc ee ee ee ae P ' put, amd nothimg counts but the Republicans would shout that the bolshe- | ne thend “ he He was active ‘arrive im 1 . _ a een is | late offended by ‘ 7 vist re - , . special but general, and therefore @ of the St. Vincent de’ nonlin ists are coming, and we would ali rush to | wane. Bs © suscectible te am yistt Mra | i hte menkes. 4 deo a) WRY chon tf ween * “T's he t] i} ; .¥ tert : auses are Bot Dt % ° ' . the Kori h . $s ; i ; ‘4 ne pe Ss and % +h * - % ie . 4 ts of “o M Cc ' “Mlaniey ts unloeosed on the nationa! orev *¢ inate "SF s : ; ah nd give the cost of living another treatment. Let th ntissions @ P48 and th » , Certainty Makes me Very angry, and then ,~ : spas | er ee a (Ur -aWsS and On ooservation, that the Senate's chief industry is autiful. isn’ boost. Such is the genus homo sapiens’ ee osc ge , but . ne Cathelie Orphan) they say this monkey house cost $200. ™Ore ‘4ws, om the mania for restricting individual | cbstruction. The upper chamber is distingwis! ‘oa r¢ ete tad . . . Po eM RN: —o ter 3 Se = Survived by s on | | ' 8 omer Digmig ly Nevertheless, the great ! at the New | peu amt Relief. but dont you think that fw Pity-nointh Congress passed 30.090 bills nd res would But thie thin: * —- = 4 se " " . ' ; : es. 51 and will trie@nev could lo hetter relief work a “ut ae te nae »\ ‘ at ress) . if, ul JIS tOoingz mm t nor he done again. No we $ »oe wi h ri. This time he won $259. : oO . since yesterday was the 16 !st anni. ting out waste , eon and | alo deliver the’ “3 . : ' Sr Peer Vv m Gur .Mlivns, Wolle 1,,.340 Mesasures are ¢ ; ; cena? : ie ; , , So that hi! the ( ° . - sana : s _ 4q — i. atthtee> We nedd -echooin ng u are pending Defure the Senator must be allowed to think that be can-rebe? | ee _— while the Courthouse issue rages versary of the feunding of St. Louis, this a standardized part of ee : : 7. ’ ae ~, > * ‘ - — ia ™ ™ = { ") f . hg e ‘ , . ay né@ed places to train our coming menfolk present session. Between the rears of 1899 and 1905 against the party ticket and retain any of the bere my pppoe aru 9 RT tear their hair, this | ‘stretion in all lines. Secretary r ° ' = : ae w artist complai tly int . to, be better men, to make this a better the English Pariiament passed 46 general laws and fits of the party machinery. The religion of politics am te ee} aie ie > em — Saree — : | declares that merely by ending | pe country. He could publish free of charge -'5 special- ones! bestows {ts choic Poiitic | ad pu jown pri for t\ . nomic wastes some of et Sindh omoe mean octet nt marge | Ow: 5 clotcest curse on the nonconformist. It is his meal ticket. He knows f is good, : : | eat problems would be solved. ‘ i ™ tMmat soa. \ectures to the What this country is sacrificing, in the mad out- Though the La Follett _—— : - and in that conviction he stands by M be The M . ) : re tL. vette elimination will be com-| |. ~ Ve BC Gt ¥. ay ese exican street signa seek to teach he says. doce not need spectaceint the new Courthouse on the plaza will net be | trictism. Our own teach nothing. That | teal assistance from the © Amertcan publie on how te improve al! , : 7 &@' put of laws, ts the “thing which cives +i cucte t : waste and | Sives them weight | Cucted beneath an exterior of holy indi snation it will’ very good. If so, we will know it when the | ts the reason why none of us had the least | the elimination ef im the ordinary conduct of the a kinds of condittons. . oe » #* o Of things like these which are very vi. 22% Dit! and moment and force. [t fs the respect be an execution of partisan judgment for th | 64 one ‘ . . a . nr oy rete LOP -2@ deeply | ar‘ ist still pictures the old one. (dea that February 7 is Mayor Kiel’s birth tai to the thousands of people of this “28t peopie once Rad, that De Toqueville said was , dyed and doubiy damned rebe! ° + . day until he said so ni if ; é = - “ ‘ ss Se Pien] os ' ’ : - . - mse , those quaint English. Your story ament | France absorbed 124,900 Italians Inst pers tmetead-of the actions of a cave ex- hecause w he law. e nes fr such roice et us n rs ed ne for ; | . ‘ause it was the | rh for such ; r : eed fo ich a voice et us not be harsh with that Rhode Is! and woman, “Mr. Conrad's” funera! should be dlished a ont f al shou! pu year. She ought to be almost prepared Puree 1G One-man story), or the mur-| .. cusiey's is apparent wh ag ure . Pe. ie} f Ww ’ ’ rt to» bi ders ef the evuntry. we shouhkt find them multiplicity - ae en. as is inevitabie. the. hanker who is ¢ charged with fiv ra-fj igure embezziement | on the front D a right in the center, s : prohibition i much more good for “" than they — ‘aws increases bureaucracy, cramps| The peor oid dame may have been trying to keep that; "°U"@*¢ entirely by pure white space. mas HANKS. | personal liberty and carries us drunkenly away from| school. girt complexion. ; tT: would be so restful after the accounts | We suppose there is no such luck as Gev. | of Mr. Collins’ demise, AMEN, | Baker having only ene brother-in-law. a2wWYVO@rs @438pire to positions su! ives, Lawyers are not busine: rier : : : ne bal Ss ' ‘ ‘nundries. wanted a simiiar ar ap. b ’ h: * , a mirin > awres , ini ’ dl / AN OFFICE WORKER hia nbad : ' 46 mepuoican member of the important Fi- “ ca! ae! iy 4 few inde rende r 4. : _/ - . =e ret Liepaein hb R the affairs Soc “tety he H AVE vou potiwed the sarcas Mreet cara’ “(’wnmn your me ro n > ir own fh Unee more the oid-fashioned eloquence o senator ebstructio: Mw | fi I } senator St! On %\ 's a fairiy common opinion, based wr Citas + : Ae eT ee pia . SRT TR ern emg ee - ‘ ¥ ‘ata .- £ Ky ? a Te Seer A : p - ; f aia le Mace, i

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- ETP ee, SS eee ee as ETT ee * ae PS WE OF cat ahs? B FEBRUARY 18, 1925. eS : ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCr: Mi —_ Se wernwaoe ————— — (FCA “| Searwea Taaps em a pe ra oi ae «ON —_— ee — | . se FOR ATIN-AMERIG Mere Religion Will Not Stand the Fine Enunc iation and Volume of | nity School. the Progressive Education Aspocia « at tne: w w of e Other Stopping Points. Miss Sarah Briscoe Kinealy, her sis- | : = ae og te - sti holy men, men full is ‘WARNER BROS. 7 ° 3 ters: Mrs. J. Henry Kinealy, Mra | Bes of selfishness and greed and every- éement with | The second lap of the trip will y, rs. % pre wy RIED : Saye to Port Antonio Jamaica Frank E. Codding, Mrs. Clarence C 7 a thing that is lo® into men who are | ; D. VID ELASCO. a, _ Jamaica, yeo1¢ | filled with love for God and their | | Wedding Year Ago, Witnesses Say present ad Ze Hg ne Mrs. Frank A. Tho ‘whence there will be a 60-mile mpson, i fellow men.” ae Is Actress, ; MONTE BLUE: - coast and mountain motor ride to ae “eorge buemnaet mars. peat ; a Ms | Dr. Torrey wil! ‘each ft Bs saociated Pre E kingston. The nthe route will lead 0 son and Misses Florence Pier-| MRS. KDWAKD Ss. HART JR. ee eee satel ‘“p a soon tonight | HOL aL. YWOOD. “Cal. Feb E@ the Panama Canal Zone. A spe- eg Margaret Trask, Dorothy | A Startling Ques-| Historians of lal train will carry the pariy to aaa Grace Taussig, Elizabeth ive Gatun locks, the beginning of a Sumershy, Viola Bircher, Emily Kinealy,.Irene Fisse, Katherine At- B pitaiiea inspection of the canal, thE, Vag — ear wer ‘1 be joint nos- screen, to come forw; ood. Edith Clendennin and Grace Deborah Catlin, will be joint ird and give | z ; 9 ‘ . ; > } ¥ te. ’ - . ~ 2 : 4 S # including a launch ride through liowland Strong tesses at a tea Saturday at tne ALBERT ], FRANCIS ESTATE nis Own version of his Marriage to s ¢ Mixes sabel Craven Dilworthy, known’ to Bvesdec cut. “ed bourne bn be apt OR former’s home, in honor of Miss | INVE +) | - # boarded again at ristova anda on Wilma Dickey of McComb Mis« $ | @ Stage as Nina Romane in ’ é ‘Siege , , a _—_ . 4 “ . > ’ 7 i ‘ . » . ; a } the return trip a stop will be made [fhe marriage of Misa Frances §S. who will arrive Friday to visit Mrs. NTORIED AT 468, 278 little New Jersey town more than at Port Limon, Costa Rica, with) opie daughter of Mr. and Mrs.;y Catlin mother of the hos- Holdings of Contractor, Who Died | @ Year ago. @ opportunity for a rail journey to Prank R. Henry of 4953 West Pine jeses Miss Dickey’s engagement last July, Included Apartment Nearly everyone concerned with ‘gan Jose, the capital, where Minis- powever: and Charles Monroe, Douglas Catlin’ brother of Mrs. House Property. the wedding, save only the bride “ter Davis, a Missourian. will hold a Pogue of 3961 Westminster place, Hart and Miss Catlin, was an- An inventory of the estate of Al- | 4nd bridegroom themselves had | reception. The last lap on water Sen of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pogue nounced recently. The wedding bert J. Francis, a contractor, who/| Verified the report that it had | Wwil be to New Orleans. of Fredericktown, M0., will take) win take glace in the fall. The | died July 30 last, was filed yester- | taken plate, but the more preahic | Many letters from merchants.and) Place at 8 o'clock tonight in the voung women serving will be | day. It lists property valued at! Problem of the whereabouts of Mr. ‘officials of Latin-American repub-/ Hamilton Avenue Christian Church, Siiehos 2th and Alice Williarms, | 2468.278.77. including equities to- arg] Mrs. Tellegen remained today ‘Tes have attested the importance the Rev, Clarence L. Lemmon of- Urs: J. R. Van Dyke and Mrs taling $253.484.68 in realty at 563° | 4M Unsolved mystery. s i ° ‘ \. ° . S . . > ot er tet ire MP ore. gs NAG ae: GRIN. a ats bs eu. ' bes o } p for the United States and for .t. . ee ~~ ae eee ee ee ee | ee —— ~~ eer ——_—" . * 3 o> dh ee “485, , ed an a _~ RS. ‘HART, who lives at 131) 4 ‘ie P . Hollywocd’s ro-| M tion for Those Who Are Rejecting mances today were watiinn ree Pgh _ “2 se 6% : 4 u | South Maple avenue, Webs-er | (hrist That They May Gain the Tellegen, actor of t} d 1s , , : cecal : . . actor of the stage and| aoe scones om require a hot Groves. and her sister, Miss World. ie ca pe tengo, Martane tcl NEON AP ER RON NN BE LE OLAS AAR RA EL OL ALEALL ! LLNELLADSLDA ALS LER SALONGA SG ee ee ee ee Re a FiO cn Odeon, Mond, Eve. R: 15. Feb. 23 | 23 MONDAY / ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY || SEATS shh Bat innisvesi sh sa || Grand Central “gg | ARTHUR HOPKINS Presents DUO-ART | | ETHEL | and Capitol | CAN BARRYMORE || LAST3 DAYS! | L “THE SECOND ai\ * : IN HIS TRIPI.E CAPACITY as MRS. TANQUERAY”’ George Fitzmaurice’s CONDUCTOR, ee a ae rT PIANIST and Sat Mat, Boe ts-8850 Wed. Mat. BO0-$2 | A Thief in RECORDING ARTIST | | oe sence Paradise” M dente ‘oe. onan ~ pond NEW GAYETY THEATRE | , P —With— ular B8ymphony Concert program ‘| Aileen Pringle numbers, will play, as Pianist, the TWICE a i 7 . | COME ALONG *| Doris Kenyon Liszt A-Maio® Concerto. with or- DAILY ehestral accompaniment. Then. as . — | Cinderella Ronald Colman | Matinees ae anil Conductor, he will lead the or- THURSDAY-—Gilts paniment to the Liszt E-Plat Concerto as played by COLUMBIA BURLESQUE “Louis ; New chestra in the orchestral accom- The Duo-Art Reproducing Piano a ap ee eS St. re “Every er Ravel roads _ a As Recorded by Mr. Ganz, Himeelf POPULAR PRICES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _———— Grand Central fair, — — — ewe ——— ———— —— a a ea Snel —_— — —- — a — icone —s- — —_—_—_— ee ————— —_— — me a —_——— —— ———— —-= —_ TS | ocenimeet ; ——— i onententll TT —_— i imnateteedl ——_ — Roneetaniiel ———_—— a —~ —_—_— ——— — — —_—— —— ee eeneenmnendl — — — a —— ——- en — —— —_—— me ———— ee —_——_-= —_—— ——— —- —— — — _— — — me ee — — — — 3 } ar. international! commercial rela- ficiating. The church is to be dec- Toxey Haas of Mobile. Ala., who Pershing avenue, known ak the | PHILADBI PHIA. Fe} : ions of these good will tours.)orated with columbia roses -and |; is ' or d idijion | Pettingill Apartments and the West |r ai Sie te . eb. 13.—Isa- | og: : : is visiting hei re, an in addivon Sti bel Craven Dilworth. reve: Chamber of Comerce officials feel ferns, and lighted with candies in yrs Pay) nons. Miss Eliza- Harlan Court Apartments at 5461- the wife of Le Tel Se a ae s . aui . - ,* -_ F . ; ay - . ; that the trips are high ly succes esful. cathedral standards for the cere- beth = S| Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Strong of New beading. She will carry lavendar reserves and the National Guar’ | w Francis, a brother, and Stephen | North Jeffer Sue. | eae : . ’ a Sin . : * Pa ‘ - “ . — . 79 4 ‘ ; " ‘ > TS 7 £ le “— ; York, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lam- sweet peas and pink roses The stationed in ana near St. Louis, At T St. Jean. 4221 Flor lac 1 ne . : tai eVORUC. Demands} ; aed ‘ atti he Naval Reserv a : > She. « + Bee ora piace, were for increased service in the fre e 0 Ir a ] Mrs He V ( , ’ — n ] . > if e > ava eserve Armory at the e . : ree | pert. Stent aoe arvey G.;maids will wear flowered orchid! > 3. of perry street 9 appointed trustees, employment bureau and neighb | Moda, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. taffeta and carry spring flowers, |.~ ee. en en A pomeremnettanste hood department at —— DLIBLIC. OPINIONS] timte 22 aasenter: “anise nite the junior maids will wear (lock. Guests will respond to| 4794 HOME VISITS MADE BY || nocessars. New telephone numbers Fi : i . sy: . : . +o f me ‘ . a a i = SS ci Vy. I Ww PFiepnone n aa e 5 | | Sane: Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. frocks‘of orchid plaited georgette 04 ae es ae . andet Ww. “e meee | MUNICIPA NU F are Bomont 3820 Feta asia ent This column is an ned to reproduce - Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ps and carry orchid tulle muffs cove ches ye ty . 8. N. R. E., chief OF | L RS § IN MONTH | es # coieianii ieee ; hPa oe r , © i hceeeebaiiietine —a 9 ae ie Mr, and Mrs. W. T.\ered with flowers. Franklin Mor-|****" *" th? Arcade Bullding. Present Staff Only Able to Visit 35. Missouri Road Conditions thout bias the latest comment by "@ijones, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Gregory |'ey, nephew of tne bride. is to be| Miss Alice Haile of 2928 North; Per Cent of Cases Reported hy Peteerank to tha BP ime ading publicists, newspapers and periodvgot Rogers, Ark.; Dr. and Mrs. ring bearer. Guilford S. Morley Union boulevard, gave a luncheon | in January. le orem g tae ca eee tls on the questions of the day. meenstord es A.‘ oe will be ‘best man, and George Bar-|4nd bridge party Monday of last) A total of 4724 home visits wae!..o4 a ‘ Se ain: + Os IM . W rg nett. Richard Berger. Clarence and Week in honor of Miss Marie Koch, made and 198 clinics conducted by ~ gp josepH—c} amberlin; Mr. and Mrs. . R.| Warren Cowdery. William Perry daughter of Dr. A. H. Koch, who;the Municipal Visit! Nur for pt aD ig pings ‘Crear, roads good. JEFFERSONIAN PRINCIPLES. is | wey = 41 Ter tat y n rry f Dr. A. H. Koch, who;the Municipal Visiting Nurses {for JOPLIN~—Part cl | sg h J h N rans. ry, Mr. and — ges lr. em and William Marquard ushers will depart soon for Miami, Fla., | their 12.387 tuberculosis, child wel- | [: Part cloudy; roads s- : r t i Ss. r€é “fe -. “hea ; >? Or. war . * ‘ : ; ood, om the St. Josep ew i Mr. “sang “4: Aen ool The bride's gown is of white tO remain until next fall. Covers|fare and prenatal eases during) IEFFERSON CITY HE newly formed Young Democrats @ Na me re © he e ‘ tog ane. made after the slender sil-| were laid for 20 guests. Mrs. J. T.| January, according to a report is-},., odio oaaaat — Clear; Jefferson Club of Missour! {s dedicated “ oy sopege ae = ot ouette, without Sleeves, and Ryburn, sister of the hostess, gave sued yesterday by Miss Josephine COLAIMBIA~ y | ts being : — 4 r home from a re Le CE : he public debt on the _ of i » poria, Mrs. F. E. Glasgow, Mrs. W. ‘ington I niversfty. and is a member! cent operation fo e ‘tie Cordova. son of President Cordova 3 folate , Yantis, Miss 7) Clark hi -D Pawel cngray ri to a arie eopie ; “fs | . i pA S ‘LIE re ar -ia ‘ ‘reriy public blessing. 7, 8, l 1eodosia lark | cf Phi Delta Theta. Mr and Mrs. H. Wort! of Ecuador, was m irried secretly p LAS T THREE DAYS rthington vesterday to Miss Alice Carrut’l, 66 —~ ‘ — “Justa Song eae CMA IAL WR Never a show like it in St. Louis I am for preserving to the states the , elenetin lll.: Mrs. J. L. Surdan; After a honeymoon trip, Mr. Eddy of 61: : 7c sowers not yielded by them to the Union, “ Buffalo, N. Y.. and Miss Helen|Trogue and _ his bride will make ae thee nis oe, boulevard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. ie oat and I am not for transferring all the pow: one. itheir home at 4953 West Pine satel hen ctieeweia a six weeks’! Carruth, at West End Presbyterian The only security required— 14 + « °4° 99 FLORENCE ora of the atates to the general government.” 1. | boulevard until they find an apart-| th a as Church. ‘ordova, who if 23 years character and earning abiity Gay and_ Expert All-Star Cast “ i at W1 lg t | WwW A L - QO N he new Of Sai | ‘ Mr. and Mrs —_ = ' ee No chattels. No collateral. No ?¢?||NEXT SUNDAY SEATS THURS. || This, then, is the platform of the }ment. 4 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Eakin of} old, has been in this country sinc@(/) wage axsignments. No em- Comic ™ AND 20 ganization, and we trust that it may hew toe 8 Washington boulevapd have pur-|1911 and is now employed in the barrassment No delay. , DewoLlF HOPPER Opera Co ne IN the line, which is plain and straight. Har- & 1 wd HELD D FRIDAY MORNING Among the out-of-town guests, chased the Herbert A. Feldman! Ecuadorean Consulate here. A fair interest rate. .Easy 1 Coies' tx tae _ ; “HTAMES 9 BE I T R if M mony may be reached by such a Course aa 06 Met Bece Active in for the wedding tonight of Miss| home at 56 Kingsbury place. Mr. | payment plan. " $1 fgun.. Mon ‘Tues Wed. Eves, Wed. Mat x. | Favort r , . ‘ Tal aw a te se ~ " Se ; | avorite ' much of the discord which has marr [Business and Was Ardent Sup- Eleanor Dodson, daughter of the; and Mrs. Feldman have taken a | TONIGHT IS The Wimsett System has the | “THE MIKADO” —OF— | Bociety Pete and America® tacks 3 Rev. Dr. George R. Dodson of 4401 suite at Hotel Chase. full approval of financial and . Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eves.. Sat. Mat | | | | Fri. Sat. - Sat. Mat. DESIRE” | GEORGE MORT ON party councils in the past has come seal E porter of | Rev. Dr. George R. | - = of Irish Freedom. | oe ; | yhilanthropic . ons the , rs tt (adam for those things which Jet B Poneral services for Michael E. So lene pg beings Horan pears, i r | SPECIAL AMUSEMENT NIGHT ‘oc eee eee “OM: 8. PINAFORE” in a Cocktail Presentation 4 ss Rr 4 § SLC 5 @ . id ’'rices: Nights 5Oe Oo 250: Wed. . on Ban ~ “ gpegygg ‘aly _— ys ‘and Mrs. Thomas G. Rees, parents! TRI HATS WITH EGG SHELLS uve ; Suret Loan & Thrift Co. (Meat 5e rr $1 Pye) Cat Mat.. 50e to 3° With WYNDHAM STANDING CARLO REST VO bat and Coffee Co., who0| 9+ she pridgroom; Mr. and Mrs.| London Modistes Stick Them on | CAFFERATA S- 1092 | dl St. City Club Blée. 3 “Hear the Beleseo of Popular Song at | Vaudeville on the Stage | Bg pw ae oe ; Bch 1 eat — CHORUS 2 ‘ ARM. t + LEGISLATION FOR THE F elec of pneumonia yesterday at | iethur I. Maeon and. George the Crown in Designs. From the Boston Herald. ms home, 5202 Vernon avenue, will) ,. a nie aad u f Boston. |B A tea ft | NO none and ge aily, 9:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M 4 ERP TS OF SUNKIST P ¢ “ 4 . .. | Noyes. the best man, a oO >»O8 .| By the Associated Press } “XTRA COUVERT C tGk. ily SpA ” de. eye isin . j ~ ! INKIST PRACHES N expert observer notes that every ’ Sa Friday at 8:30 a. m., at St. | ares Edward Holt of San Francis-| . LONDON, Feb. 1 $.» « . 4 ~ . . . . ‘ y 4 ’ ‘ t an agricultural problem. If our President : nen: in ae con Pisesy inter ‘Nickell of Fulton, Mo. _ shells. They make effective trim. | Carnival Dance Every Friday Night , : ” Fe Twice Every Day—8:15 er >.4 ays ) omogllt BEAUTY PRIZE: has appointed a commission to study agti- 7 Smith. Who was "ha re . | The ceremony will tale place at; mings for the new spring hats. | TAME INTERNATIONAL , | MESICAL B itish Govern: Was active in } ’ ycare ol ithe (Church of the Unity, where Dr. | The shells are broken into various COME DIEMNAE oe omen - ‘ : — w TREAT ultur al conditions, the now » Ss Tine rrr _ : ’ cs - “Ar , f Joe Darcey Morcau and Moran pecial but general, and the the t. Vincent de | visit Mrs. Simms parents, Mr. and By the Associated Press. Curtis’ Animals» Herbert and Holt rtvy = Party with Mme. Hessen causes are not susceptible to jegislative , a Sm Society, th ron Ct . e Knights of Co-| Mrs. Charles Cox of 525 Clara av-| KANSAS CITY, Me ; ur : es @ - ° ‘ y i » ‘ It }: >} “ 18. j , Ta . rmer . a i | treatment. Let the comntissions > "% _ the Catholic Orphan! enue. The Kansas’ City Sto salad | = | MISS KITTY DONER . let : 6 is ‘ -- et eee ae aia WITil TED AND ROSE DONER Conferences expose the facts, but {lis that @Plter \7 he oy & oem. | Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Stocker of! and the Chamber of Commerce TOVICS NEWS FABLES | Rag Taree cough: | Flora place have departed for, have taken out a $50,000 insurance | not strive to produce a panacea for ! of 1865: . , e rs, ; auite possibly lie beyond the reach " oan zs cong ae and Miss) movida. where they will slay at policy here to guarantee comple. ot Louls | Palm Beach and Lake) tion of a new American Zoval | i ~~, | Miami, en wee. oe a Mrs. p. ERA WASTE IN POOR MANAGEMENT H. Broadhurst of New | ‘Wales for six weeks. They will | building in time for the convention | GG R A N - HOUSE ela el ts oan 4! q OS ‘then go to Atlanta, Ga., where they | of the National Bottlers’ Associa- | NI GED 1 'y HEN the elder J. P. Morgan remarke Tente Preac} Si weeaes vill visit Mrs. Stocker’s mother, | tion here Oct. 19 to 26. The Ameri- | ; 8 oTANDARD ACTS ted states & mer at Cathedral. ee ‘iiliar t ford. and Mrs. can Royal building was destroyed | one : that he could run the Uni Mm Rey, Mrs. William Rutherford, ane - ——s stroyed | AND EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN © mil-" ’ A. Catterlin, C. SS. i Stocker’s brother and sister in-law, | bY fire eb. 13, while it housed | FEATURE PHOTOPLAY ansas City Motor Car Showy. | ) ee as a business proposition and save will be the } us. + Preacher at Sund: vig yPocem: ‘ Mrs. Samuel the Kansas C its lion dollars a day he was not taken ae PM Lenten services at the New! , —— amg _ — | ; USUAL BANGATN PRICES ly Nevertheless, the great business o . = by Mra} and will te ; Ruthe ford. : % ; a ting out waste has gone on and today it “Sitning sern a praying _ Pp ©6445 E TRAVEL AND RESORTS | ; : , a standardized part of successful admin- gee : His On on Ash Wednes- Mrs. Ingram F. Boyd of 6460 bl- : ad . | MOTHER:—- Flet- M Pp R E Jistretion in all lines. Secretary Hoover no™ rat Subject next Wednesday, | lenwood avenue 1s visiting her son, ” 2 . W declares that merely by ending certall ane of Lent, will be “The | Ingram F. Jr., who attends | the | ; | cher’s Castoria is es- OLIVE at GRAND * ; tind e of our tough*™ orp of Lent.” His Sun-|Choate School at Wallingford, pecially pre ed to THk WOODWARD PLAYERS t sermons will be o : | tt 3 | y- eon vari- | i : ray ' TCDD rHE MONSTER | ViolaDana~Then Roberts great economic wastes som meta eat problems would be solved. The far Conn. ; , relieve Infants in ak-=. Of the life of St. ] | Snllard ? "ines. he says, does not need spectacular a4 M) Giiwn gas St. Louis,| Mrs. Mary B. Pollard, 24 Kings Dir re m Ange x. THE AT. | . nt ) . oo . e é . ' ¢ " . } . " : : * Hicsl assistance from the Government, Voi 4 2. 0) ‘his city’ who | bury place, is a guest at the Casa irect from Lo CS |) oruss’ and Chikieen we 1 __ MATS _SUN._TMCRS._SAT.__ |} MALIE and = { BURNOFF and the elimination of waste and lost mo ce as the ninth | del Ray, Santa Cruz, Cal. vie The Southern Route of Saks, NEXT Ths Se —s« gTepT! JOSEPHINE | Lent ‘ | , ; machinery nten s¢ rvice il als gies -oon if - der agg ones toy ne eportationd het @ at the New Cathe pg sae | Mrs. Laon V. Stephens, 5885 pane Denko Sunshine - = " Commnge i ee ; ‘ 1 ( ‘ Radio Kings With 25 of pro uction, nance & id i|}Cabanne mavenue, and Mrs. Curtis On sr langle | tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea, allaying Peverishness A RR 1K. They ’re Great Artists | : artsing therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, 4 g oe So , Ad TUAL BURL EeoUE = 3 3 Kings & Rivoli IT'S A RIOT! The NARROW STREET’ DELICIOUSLT _ HUMOROUS a ON THE Pee STAGE a ee mena ' io ; lack Of@ Yy and Frid Speculation, periodical slumps laa |A. Retts of Webster Park will de- =< co-ordination between industry and ie ae Weston ct k.. ‘ : = ; Aestructiv? mp C. of C. Meeting. ' part tonight for Hot Springs, Ar AN STEAMSHIP : Ye rae portation, bad credit systems in chossing egular meeting of the | Where they will be guests at the ()S GELES C0 aids the assimilation of Food ; giving healthy and natural sleep TWICE DAILY eevantion and Sn cndaie tne are all ) Chamber of Commeree New Arlington mise oe bern aap Marquette Bidgs.. Bout/thihn are : set down by Mr. Hoover as so Many ef p.m today at sch tal a ae — irs esi | ain ecm e si. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of | Leleher SMILES AND. KISSES — rving ave- Los Angeles ‘Absolutely Harmiess- No Opiates. Physicians everywhere cecommend it AUCTION TONITE in our national eystem of waste. %e The commanding officer and f- ee i ns R * ee hs Met yen oa Pigs Sah ihe eames a ees ip Ge Oe a Sa Ee 7.

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- r 7 a - . i Loe x eh Tr is ai % " ’ -¥ re TE 5 " mr. tives: REY | eo ok j - 3 ? PA AOA Pile ist mite ta a hei veo tie thea anoreebiae enna . ~~. ti as soe eee ee 7 4 i. ¥ ree ary 208 S ea AAR te 6 ily ereraty ata i data scans hs Ve oy a lade a ite eds 2a | ae i 3 rN ¥ es ites - v alas 3 % \. math 4 RS Tae a eed eo hak ne aS? ON oe base va ago Mesias - A . ha " % oe he: 2 . ¥. 7 Za oh, cee “" re 7 a : ey to tat ee x ot sie ry . ee a = 7 J oi op tis hhiias fe) Lurk = ee ney sy ” 9 pn ’ ae tA Z $37) Bat ky tsar er ee Oe oy ve whe de 4 . Gs : *y a ns v hg 4 ce Seek ees i eel _ st LOl WS POST “DISPATCH ee ee : = If You Cannot Save A THOUSAND You Can Save Something THE average man cannot spare a hun- dre&@ five hundred or a thousand dollars at a time. But that should not penalize him. He is entitled to safety and 6°+ on his weekly or monthly sav- ings; even though they are but a few dollars. Here he gets 6% on whatever he saves. an Short PROVIDENT LOAN & INVESTMENT INSTITUTION 12th FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — Senneterre matter oneo* easv for something to a rear . > ** od & Lv Lie ~ ‘Filipino Chief Justice Nominated. Associated Presse WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—Ra- Ava a native Filipino. minated by President mon neena. Was ni idge today as ppine Islands. lodges of the city, he| Mar- | Insist on having i ' ; } | thorities, and proclaimed by the peo- ple as ten times as quick and effec- tive as whiskey, rock and rye, or any other cold and cough remedy they have ever tried. All drug stores are supplied with _the wonderful elixir, so all you have to do is drug store, hand the clerk half a | dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and tell him to serve you two teaspooa- | ing up at night. a among if — —_—— ee em 2 eee eee a eee ee - handling all the funerals of| irerals, | Cool-| chief of the Supreme /f ADVERTISEMENT BETTER THAN WHISKEY © FOR COLDS AND FLU The sensation of the drug trade | is Aspironal, the two-minute cold and cough reliexer, authoritatively guaranteed by the laboratories; test- ed, approved and most enthusiasti- eally endorsed by the highest au- ne Vii With your watch in your hand, take the drink at one swallow dnd eall for your money back in twe mirutes if you cannot feel the dis- tressinggsymptoms of your cold fad- ing away like a dream, within the time limit. Don’t be bashful, fos all druggists invite you and expect Cio Better Are You One YY; ‘sion of These? vision tests frequently reveal the neceustigy am iaaeh on the part of those who believed their sight tobe rfectly normal. when cited with the proper Glasses they are x deus | find how much clearer their vision becomes . mock longer they can work or read without 4 — ° i Our Optical Department specializes in the filling of Oculists’ at mag tions. There are many sty - ° frames from which to ¢ oose. “muy TO BE MADE | | MLLSPAUGH GAVE HS BROTHER The prices are uniformly moderate. you to try it. Everybody’s doing it. Take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and children, for Aspironal is by far the safest and most effective, the easiest to take and the most agreeable cold and eough remedy for children as well as adults. Quickest relief for ea- tarrhal croup and children’ 8 chok: to step into the nearest The POST. DISPATCH is the only St. esi evesiag newspaper giving Associated Press news seryj Ae q ee a ee LE RN I ELLE A A LECTIN CC GE RT HE EE a eta neteasceacaneag : on . eA RENE a LS A TE OE Eh Sl TL ET TCC Nt i TT ON RC et TE 8 NT CT A ~ “ ao . ee a iene a eee COE A A NE OE GE AE AI ee ee Pay a Litilg Cash and Balance Suit You Convenie (hid hhh j rT, Merchandise we AN f at Reductions IHOUSE. FURNISH , NG CO.) of 10% to 40% ~~ 4490-99-94-96-28-30 Olive Street Our Annual February | Underselling Camp id E Features New Merchandise at Great Price Keductions An Advance Offer of the A Set of 4 Space The New Side-Icer $ . (5 Saver Refriger- Style Illustrated ; ____—s« ator Dishes Free EE ies oun ° erator. This new Gibson macriqgerater is constructed of solid oak. The food e ee ey partments are white enameled and have woven wire shelves. It has dry- 66 . 9? +“ New “Gibson” Refrigerator With Every air circulation feature to keep your food fresh and clean. Featuring the New 1925 Models Gibson Refrig- $1.00 Cash Delivers It : ’ EPREE - With every Gibson Refrigerator during this sale. Bay ate frigerator and get a set of these w onderful ‘space-sa Flas aD dishes absolutely free. They are made of heayy glass to fit into each other. Save © SPA e and Keep your foods free & and clean with these dishes. * : ¥ Pores 2 $39.95 Beautiful golden oak case; 9@ celain-linead food compar ments: has removable pipe and shelves are Wire tinned. $7 Cash—Balance M cy Front-Icer Top-Icer $38.50 Refrigerator 916.65 __ ple 0 - $24.85 “ 4 LTPEA ; - saiios v amel lining with galvanize White enamel line@ and con- j struction of sol id oak. Doors hand fitted and have pat- locking device. f2 Cash—Balance Monthly Wardrobe Trur py are tented le > You will find this an ideal Trunk y ifor travelimg. It ag ‘has three extra-large drawers and 01 small drawer faced with faney ¢ n S | Complete with meTx veneered oh a hangers, brass-plated hardware, @ s and mehair. ‘bolts, spring lock and large shoe DGaag $10.00 1 gem cere: in — mine seme comdt $2.00 Con anenee —————— = Se aa SSS $60 Values, Priced at. These large-size Buffets are SEoRAIEs full ly finished in wainut They hay ng linen drawer across entire tenertt <== oer large dish space. An attractive nit csenuine walnut Suite large buffet, closed-in cal five side Ci hair amet wit extension table, h glass in deo 4 ne ar CONSOLE $100 Value $ 59-2 Redaced to. . The cabinet ts finished tn two- tone mabogany and has a side- opening top, large record capac- ity and will play all records per- fectly. $1.00 Cash Deliseré It | UNION HOUSE FURNISHING ij :. Walnut Extension Tables = $45 Values, Priced at... . The newest oblong style fashioned tn $ the Queen Anne period are tm this group. Finished in American walnu:. $1.00 Cash Delivers One ae a5 Finance of the liquidation of: the ' Holland Fg6,000,000 failure of 1924. | WANTS-3 " PART ror Times. TE A en Called to Tell of Man- JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. nas were issued today & "the Senate Investigating Commiit- son a new angle of the manage- by the State Department of Bank of Springfield. a The committee will inquire @to fehé employment of Finance Com- _ missioner manager of E which came under the Commis-* Milispaug'’s brother as a Springfield store, ee i ee ett a siorer’s the liqu tion the that that were sold vaiue. A - been sum ‘ing a. ri 13.—. stare. WE paugh's formed was suDE court o burning ip ~ Accord formation, tify that ant posi the liquid wrapping articles . - ‘ ————_ Yourfust know he's NOT well There is no reaso® for you to look or feel this way: Watch your bowels! Consti- pation produces disease, mis- ery, inefficiency, premature old age, senility. Have your bcibale: moved today? If not, you are constipated. They act at least twice daily 1 A.Set of 4 Refrigerator Disa Aida a annem Senet cntaeeenateetive as —gently opens the gates of clogged- up bowels and allows nature to re store a healthful condition. It is the prescription Dr. Caldwell used for jo Years im bis extensive practice and — e Opening of Our MILLINERY FREN Makes Necessary the § | Millinery Sales of Abiliti ‘THOSE with abundance of pe experienced in meeting the fi accustomed to earning a salary ¢ such qualities. at KI direet to the linery Departmen KLINE’S, 06 and Premed. oo e sa¢ CONSTIPATION - INEFF ICIEN' \

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Rea ge ey a PTT OL LI LE RE ey ess - ae Sh Es 5 ae Sie FES ee ees Far See ee PR eer eee Rchoateitn eae ee te WEDNESD AY, ; =— FEBRUARY 18, 1925. a RE f L . ae % oo Tr 8 WAN I S--cstate _—— “ —_——— — -—- You One : F pART THREE. . pia Sb 25. | PAGES 19—32 ea —— nil — A ee om SS ee a ee ee eee —~ _ ~~ = serene te oval a -- a _ we ye - , —~- ~~ me oa mage . of These: — T0 aE MADE INTO JOB sioner: irol connection with . the liquidation, and into informa- reveal the necessity for ae tion the committee has received I end believed their sight to be ;: 1) AUGH GAVE HIS BROTHER that that store and several others / - , og were sold at prices far below their per Glasses waey mg eee rete a aan nt and Sale of Stores in = value. ae : | | eir vision becomes — nee = °&# «Holland Bank Case. _ A Springfield policeman has | read without a sense of fatigue. aA Staff Correspondent of the been summoned to testify regard-| / | partment specializes y/ ee Post-Dispatch. ing a visit he made to a clothing f Oculists’ prescrip. Bo gerFERSON CITY, Feb. 18— store, which was under Mills- | re many styles © trkers 4 “unnenas were issued today y paugh’s control, when he was in- | . e. . © | ; ing Commit- formed that, although the store: ich to choos N ote Investigating , a niformly 9 OLIVE jk » a new angle of the manage- was supposed to be under lock by , . es are u a Bite Stl N. 72 * by the State Department of court order, there was a light GRAND =. of the liquidation of the burning in it late at night. i ‘ — came under the Commis-‘articles of clothing late at night, j ——— Ss | il | — You-just BOND FOR WOMAN a= ate ' | FIXED AT $25,000 he’s well Judge Rejects Plea to Re- You, too, can have this mas- duce Her Bail on Murder terful, powerful, virile poise % and look of good health. Charge Because of Her Age. | | if Hy 4 oe > _—_ Pay a Little Cash and the » Balance to . m Suit Your Convenience omnes nen ee _ Se I = RAN OLN OAC RANE tc AALS A ALT (mi Nel tat ” ——— - A EY | | Special to the Post-Dispatch } CHICAGO, Feb. :8.- -RBRooked as 7. oan. Beg a x ana Poe re pai isk q - » Wome ee MS Tee yee Ne ny MEISE > are ga », COR ah ee eae OOP € MPS REA ROR LGR Mie S 3 — ° on a — "= Pe) a ae 'accesS8ory to the murder of his | bride of a week, Logan F. Pierce, son of a Chicago capitalist, was ar- ca. 4 . 4 2 pe 3 oe PP ss ‘ — may eed 1) . . c e x ieee | 3 . » as“ . es lraigned today with Mrs. Lucy f ii ae ae =. & €. _Hagenow, 78-year-old midwife, in | th ROY BS al . oo "i e |connection with the death, follow, ? | ; a Pe eh) ae a 83 - | ling an operation last Saturday, of , : \ a i- | ; F @ ts) ee Sj ye if | Mrs. Nina Ruth Harding Pierce, . , % a 4 4 Bes leet 3 Ss “ . ry daughter of R. H. Harding of East = . e “ ae >. f ORF: ’ “ = | ' St. Louis and a University of Llli- 2 Reducti —_ 7° >, Ons nois sophomore. Mrs. Hagendow . » { Caw — s PUTTER Wh a ® q { . ‘ie March 6, when bwth defendants 2 ¢€ ee | : Hie a he's NOT well 5% ; ars nd who were represented by attorneys, - (fo } | a q : ce gt eae ; 5 : SS ae Wi & s is ieee refused to testify. Pierce agaip it 1 rte: 7 — | 4 q There is mo reason for you » % 2 Sy). ’ ee refu sed T Je +; _ \Ii y* a HW ‘ P i} | i | Wi oa look or feel this way q ae sed to identify Mrs. Hagenow . ; ie = to = ; % Se oe (‘as the one who had performea en : hid SEES 355 = "| ie) | BE : eo yd oy ratte Par Pec Ee sss Be Ars Ty - ‘ . z z i A aie 5 A Net IR a Ni RRR ROI RR MID LT AIT NI A RL CNS NRE oP DOL, HR AAI A OTN OEE REA Sy ee ee EN Me a ee Te ee a a | was charged wit! murder operation on his wife a few da» CONSTIPATION means J 20 oui 830 eae epee INEFFICIENCY GEMMA Detes Gibettennl oe os! —a true story about his Life Insurance EN a 9g AE ERE LOR od SORRGO RT ot Who © nicipal Judge Schulman, who re- jected pleas to reduce the bail b: ee See aed Watch your bowels! Consti- be kept open to carry off the gael oe fied oie ' pation produces disease, mis’ partsoffoodthebodydoesnot Joo «i¢ she triage NE ie AS \ ANK | his UT that is no/ all as f; : hers What I De Reiemsture wer, and which, if left in the | | woule be promptea coo an ILLIAM BLAN K—that is not his name, at is nol all as far as some others are hat It P , ed ~t) set Tire prca trict old age, senility. Have your body, become horribleand {ff (at $100,000." he declared. | -Y but it will do—was born in humble sur- concerned, His wife will have a sure mr bowels moved today? If not, loathsome poisonswhich (J = The husband. when taken inic roundings. The very lack of money in his monthly income for life. Sowillhisunmarried ‘°° ¥'""S you are constipated. They breed sicknessand often fatal Be ee : : younger years taught him the value of money, daughter. When they both die the estate ec iagy agrtoear anes heh pod ru nee circumstances leading to his wife's and proved again that the rock of adversity will be divided among his sons and married to be healthy. They should move, they need help badly. ‘death. He was represented by atenr’ d “eae piteeg] sees Newt ter Shalt : ahh twheek alminiitaiah odins only strengthens the structure of success. ayghters, or their descendants. or 1s tha Dr. Caldwell’s D iielwen, “1 hate anbtracesa om all. Should it become necessary, we are given SYRUP PEPSIN 8 pe age lapse ERS sae gs a power to increase the payments made to the cessory charge ws QO ;' 7 plaeed against The Family Laxative | | Pierce, the police explained, be- | wife and daughter. Thus is ill-fortune effect- Spi Me Meo '# ‘cause he declined to aid in the in-4 jwoaly +, —gently opens the gates of clogged- consists of a pleasing liquid combina- | atu ™ ively blocked. | vestigation. ~ ° ee ° ete ce, 0st Egyptian scans, popein sad i Puaied ot Mast et. Gow IS financial condition improved, because QX0 store a healthful condition. It is the aromatics. People have used it for age ” - SGM. prescription Dr. Caldwell used for over 30 years, and it has kept mile © [J |) The body of Mrs Pierce was. 7 it couldn't become worse. Rolling from years in his extensive practice and lions healthy and well. | mesg to her home yesterday by | job to 10b inan effort to {ind himself, he wore It Helps Nature Do What | geonll rhage ape eT eee out resistance (as much.as-resistance ever is ; ee | toaay ° . ¢ y Our Modes of Living Prevent | Pilece who had been engaged to | worn out) and he prospered. If we told vou : handle - large — of Karena ~ the The work of professional men, clerks, {ff} | his- bride since last. winter wh&n és gas . midst of misfortune, but their incomes will | : his name, you would admit it. But take our : : bookketpers, students, shop men and =f | both were ‘students at the univer-| start on the tenth of the month following his ing this sale. Buy a Re- in , — neatly every one today, because of de a te Iepent the efericod th. a cet) word for it—he has graduated with high honor Jou | — aw \ t= : cient muscular activity, tencs to pro- 'yesterdav while hon. jini whe , e ‘ , > oe a . : wonderful space-saving 1) ge duce constipation. If you are toe sects ay hea veal ae metas from the University of Hard Knocks. ae ; made of heavy glass and = stipated, you need Dr. Caldwell’s Miia of ‘Paha Cantate tos @ ‘They will not be tempted to buy risky in- SS cs 7 if | Wala s Syrup Pepsin. 10,000,000 bottles used c ; Nee ae ee —— a | ius . a a : and keep your foods fresh | 3 J scone nentemardictadens |sell to elicit information concern. | vestments—in fact, they must cash a check ling events receding e Morne’ , ’ It is sold everywhere medicine is = precyems sire, Pierce's LY each month—that S all. death and was no more communi. in IS wife and daughter will not have to ® sold—and guaranteed. Try it at our ‘ Py e iil | == risk. Your druggist will return your ica tive to newspaper men afterward. J r he terms of the reement we ma Porcelain Lined Hi] ' =—| money if it fails to do as promised. | “*My attorneys don't want me to “s k | d | { | n af hi ¢ Unde t ° ag f “ J \H J PEPSIN YRUP COMPANY italk at all,” was all he would «a. AST week he made sure that his wile, his co-operate with the executor of the estate, % M ¢ llinois. i . ° . } ; . *.* + . Valae 39 95 * te ; neem |, Mrs. Hagenow, who is said to children, even their children, would never buying securities, making loans if necessary, . i ae . + have atte l d Mr >} c ) ac . P ° . . su erforming an operatio experience the need he once endured. In view conserving the estate in general. A vital clause. Beautiful golden oak case; por- ; denied performing an operation celain-lined food compart- | ~ anand — a j}had been in custody for 24 hours of his great experience—in View of his final ‘ =? ‘ :OV drain ? ° lw ’ . - 7 , > ete: See are woven. 4 lwhen the charge of murder was success, we thought you would like to know XQ | entered against her. She has pre- . ° y » : pe array mM th! fore been indicted eight. times how he did it. W ere going to tell you. $3 Cash—Balance ontaly on manslaughter charges in con- Ww WiAA LAH i laseliins With the @eathe of denenc HUS do the far-seeing eyes of William What It -» rdrobe Trunks | ; 606-08 WASHINGTON AV. |, | women and was convicted in one Qo Blank look bevond his own life—pos- tons 4 ; mH) | Case. : . : aes : 7 : Oo m | ee b aie a ce | _ sibly beyond the lives of his wife and children. es : ~ Pp £ a 4 The couple were married here on | He sees comfort, happiness, independence, Il, ' Feb. 9, fiv ays before 0 mae ife | Ce. r * ) P f e MILLINERY FRENCH ROOM | tect = pad orig phe bes fete He bought Life Insuranc such as he did'not have, but now can give. | dition to a hospital from a room = | , Made it payable to the Mercantile Trust ¢ He sees his own life lengthened, because . i i'Ing house. It was brou@ht out at m1 Makes Necessary the Services of DS Aeue Mensse Chat cithouen | Sent | Company as trustee. one problem has been eliminated—one worry McGaughey, who was called to at-' killed. ‘\ 1 - Hy * \ . Millinery Saleswomen | gh ee ent w- . Signed an agreement called a Life Insur- @ Finally, h ee ‘ . t 4 r parent: j , , ‘ . ae . : ie os a pers immediately, thes ance Trust. ' inauy, e sees personal ac nevement ose will find this E, prt: eye | ee op epee tam v— : for.... written between the lines of this Life ms . le Ae ’ t . e James ‘ pe : i ” 4 - . deal Trunk UO . a Ol Ability | Bloomfield of the hospital staff @ That’s all, as far as he is concerned, except [Insurance Trust is the story of a life well = , Hii @- . {said Mrs. Pierce was dying when é ‘ . es " aveling. It ee eee to pay the premiums when they are due. lived ....a job well done. ree extra-large drawers and one jf THOSE with abundance of personality and poise, = j The inquest was adjourned until , drawer faced with faney cretonne ff experienced in meeting the finest clientele and | | March 5. * : ete with «sfx veneered clothes [ij accustomed to earning a salary commensurate with Dt reniieed Sorvites'Ger Bec. Wierce ai | ; “ rs, brass-plated hardware, draw | Such qualities. Apply direct to the Manager, Mil- a Se eevee Ser Sem. Pierce at If you intend to leave $5,000 or more to your family, a Life Insurance Fast St. Louis. spring lock and large shoe box. 5 inery Department, KLINE’S, 606 Washington Av. | Funeral services for Mrs. Pierce | |] ” Trust will yore ye ou. To leave an income instead of a lump sum ‘ |were conducted at the residence \ ° ° .00 Cash—Balan ig - —— imei |of her parents. Mr. Sry Mrs, “4 HW \ ts lo ical, and sa ne e. Ask our Trust Officers for more information, | Harding, 1645 North Forty-fitth or call or write for booklet explaining Life Insurance Trusts. } ie >. | street, East St. Louis, at 1} D er a - | Erench, all of East St. Louis, | a mw or Cleanin & el ‘Co. | Besides her husband and par- — ————— =, : a . : mM higan S Dye oo ee ee eurvived by Member federal ————— ’ ———- — Capital é Surplus (a sister, Miss Elizabeth Harding. Be ide 2069-3465 Grand 388—Del. 516 ony two brothers, Hard and Rob- Rereive Sirtem iy ~ . Ten Million Dollau S = ER EIGHTH AND LOCUST MEH j%~TO ST. CHARLES . mxtension Tables o Priced at.... 15 7 yle fashioned in =—— lod are in this merican walnu-. NN Nt lal dl le ell” el ad et 00 YOU NEED MONEY? sand Ge un accounte or bills receivable tu reliab'e merchants hid Manufacturers. LANs tu individuals or firms ' collateral or endorsement Terms to auit ‘. Income. Our plan helper vou rite or be Ww Call. % st IRAPATRICK BROTHERS Seether Girl. 16, Insurance Firm Pirector. | ‘ . P . i PRs eeorianted Press CHICAGO, Feb. 18.—Mariam (CC Hamilton, 16-year-old nigh schoo! . Sg ag el Sk Se SS ES SF st ae student. has been etected to the > poard of directors of the Federal ; Life Insurance * Co. here The company was founded by her fa- ee es. ST LHHts, WO ‘ther. ; ) ) 5 ‘ ¢ { { ag —T, be ee ee TR ee < Pee . . ay ae Big (RFS eR OSH ees

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— . RE ES ARR Te SORES RL TR TTS) RT ES wera ET a aa Nt ai ce les Soren wee a Gy wR, "sy “Per if me rex ; . R a el” or ed a & . « he 4 Z a | WEDNESDAY, POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the mnbeilling and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FRBRUAT oe an i, PEBRUARS 18, 1928. _—— a oe — ee — _. EE = at . X anout a ae - Pg . - our entire remaining *— 3 ages. price ten cents for the vest- JEFFER such troubles locally. At the Grocer’s or Delicatessen - ve . : “Tm «pocket size; thirty-five cents forthe ... strom stock of | 9# iarge family package. Recommend. |,,..., the E nd a Bai : : af oO? ls erry L: ae pa?r the : rms VW here the. at . . - . | Leave St. Louis and killed by an auto oP ply Biv’s Cream Baim jp | YUNG.@ MUELLER BAKERY CO. SM cg’ and guaranteed by d 7 &S2 a m. % m3 ie i a “= wut} ny pp Avs re am aim } Lindell 1167 isi> N. Prairte | ae “ back if you are not ce e trom [De Baliviere Ave. 9:07 a.m.) : oe | ... the nostrils and breathe it. Note qyygumm—meesssseeseeeeeeememmmmmmmmmmmer | s Your money not institu 10:00pm —— ee how quickly Its antiseptic fumes Re. : Pie. delighted. increasing” Fs Belietese Awe. 1635 » mn} et west of*Leffingwell avenue. at| pring relie! | o + se night when Tuchets and reservations --1 n-m. vesterdat He wa lead r , ror ene trects During 1924 the Post-Dispaich 4 . eens. ,ity in the at its , ' +: eae Committee 320 N Broadway . eee ae Set NT eh ssaliai Clear the air passages. check the BFimted 15,134 Musical “Wants”"— Phone Olive 7985, Main 2900 s Gite ae 7 att nement will do t! { you 9807 more than the THREE other Home-Made Remedy printions @ or Cabany 4504 driver of the truck and othe vnO} ir druggist for ve of Ely s St. Louis newspapers combine. | ) wise 2 ki institutions | witnessed the accident reached his | ao- eae Stops Coughs Quic y same time, » body. % v Week, or each month | berbaum suddenly appeared 1 Arrive Tolede 8:30 “ . | nes that line the throat and air | islature in “s you have a regular inc street in front _ 2- = S = pm - | ges, stops the ne throat | within the and a reputatio: or honesty, 5) } aum’s death wi the . ) an . | tee hector anes - Felberbaum'’s death as ees Arrive Detroit ..-°.. 9:15 pm d CW XaMp es O e : pecta a ues _ = ame tickle, loosens the phlegm, ahd séon | In trimm , esi nme. ~ — - 3+), s~oatrtor % ehic! ataitt =» pudlicit: a or ul riod last yea , ; eer: rs ve embarrassing conditi epee is equipped with all-steel Pullman Observation- 48-inch Coat of Broadtail Q 5 48-inch Coat of ririm. DoD 5 | LF Pinex is a highly concentrated | priations Surety Loan & Thrift Co. Roy Hurt Seriously by Auto Driven Parlor Cars, Dining Cars and Smoking Cars to Caracul, white ermine trim- Mole, natural squirrel trim. compound of Norway pine extract, | which have med, reduced to......... med, reduced to famous for healing the membranes. | weighing t 1922 Locyst St... City Club Bidz by 16-Year-Old Youth. +3 , , ; - ee ee St. Cty Cieb Bide te ales | te senr-cis Detroit and has all modern travel conveniences. MEE 10 2%0id disappointment ask your| leges that | — ruggist for ‘‘214 ounces of Pinex’’ | money soug Saturday Even 6 to § con of William Shular of 900 Lami : rae rte oe | ae pe . ~~ ois ss lt el The other two fast Wabash trains to Toledo and ; | A Gl -M of Zoe With directions and don’t accept | nance. The a rf || serious ed teeek 4 tractered Detroit leave St. Louis 6:30 pm and 11:40 pm— 45-inch Coat of Mountain 395 45-inch Coat of alla Q5 e€amy .viass _ paything roa Sonatas to give | to the Sta . chinc a in SOso'ure Satisiaction or money rei of $771.1 | skul 1 suffered about 4 p. m. yester- Leav es Delmar Avenue 11: 55 Ermine, fox trimmed, re- Seal*, French no- ~¢ pm). duced to .... trimmed, reduced to 35¢ “Danderine” does 1 = ane Suey Oo, See as or.¢ a after jumping off a wagon in . i ae 8 = | Republican the police he was unabie to stop ae ee i x} 9 a . SoM El The Rept ae a 7 F.L. McNally, Division Passenger Agent, Wabash Ry. : ’ >. 2s eee: | windia ‘aan in time to avert the accident, a : s the boy leaped from the rear en 1495 Raitway Exchange Phone Main 4980 *:*Hudson Seal” is dved Muskrat i = we i | Priation for - 2 i negroes in J deka ats, ot feat cites daca eee, r= a 4 | «> 4 Se ite | only $17.0 : E LL- -AN S ian rr? I : ) ’ apa : , _~4 > ae * «eee SC sought. + PETITIONS FILED FOR VTE ~ 7 , ei sty ty cr. jini sevAB hs, scape ppbads Rd Mes, oN a : ‘. — ~S § ; on Z M at rav of cit. firemen. wer ! ~a ’ # e The vote WE IPERT'S Drug Sture oth ana Pine the Blection Board todav . " adopt the . . the b P ‘ | Sts. For impertant literature write Rem ne 6 _— q ’ leg f . dock Bille Lab. 400 Pine St.. St. Louis.; Uniformed Firemens Association ; | mate for ¢ Mo. + . > 2” CHAni wn rae . = ° dl | | They purport to bear 37.800 names } : ‘~ | ‘about 17.000 more than the min:- “ . 3 i ~— | | , | ~ . 3 » sene ee mum needed to assure a vote . = ~ : ; ea t. J: Perry of 792 DeKalb Ave | | The increase would be $25 / ny" : ; “for lunch” month for all ranks except th: , ‘ ) ‘ t% : ae Be, Brook! klyn, N. Y., writes: chief and his assistants, the bulk o! > , a. ‘orld s ies hvsic Is Girls! Try this! Whes - ’ “I awakened each morning with ap Bluhi il ee ies cent t0 1 eo 3 ; and dressing your hair, just me . ‘aSant taste and was. often re 7 ‘month. The additional cest to the * , ft , 5 now Pleasant You wil a, that the shortest route is the ean do poe hair up , _—— “ei other camouflages which pressed keen disappointment tnt ) sec : vel on and it will appear twice 7 on y, temporary relief. “This the Board of Estimates ween? an mon ple ue when oe wes : the and heavy—a mass of g 3 After: consulting my dentist apd thed part 7 oO 5. - Memphian. convenient leaving time and sparkling with life Mepeeding my teeth in good condition 1 al inatitut CXAMINATION FREE AFTERNOONS AND = jortionment refused to | 'e BY Arromxrursr. | Portionment refused to “M ther! Kids L OES i . ~~ le ES pss . increase, “compelling” the oO e . ove ; TS the early mo g arrival meet all require- Se ee ; : friend, who suggested | E,W. All Kheumatie, b Swollen Feet cr Joints the people, whom the: f Th od oe | ae teak y trouble pr const | Demoennill | se see . ments of the b ess man. e modern While beautifying the hair n—faulty intestinal elimmation. | House and 5, : ive tn OoOpportunicys : : 719 CENTER are ee ee ee Ma nesia his W | ze travel comforts are provided meet the pga a toning an m litte Tent 2,.fcw doses of Carter's | mittee. a on On ek gee seamat i+ 4 ay oe oe : ‘ ¢ atbicane - trim ort Mehe ing each single hair tp rt i ver Pills, my stomach and | appror “aan i ane a: pet Sree ee tie” tie | [ requirements of e¥ one. Pp ‘long and strong. Hair stops £ se > Were relieved, foul and impure | without ee fightere ask that ‘their pay-be mare A NEW form that multiplies its benefits, os Memphian is refreshing, invigorating. Try it! cut and dandraft disappesie et ae ae “1 as as of the it ° ul mi Ot Ta al 0 4 . . ee * Therapeutic Massage. Lindell 4821-a4 a we abs th Oe aaietink spied yet is delightful to take—MINTRATED la The i Pe or toilet counter and just ae * er ty a — . - healthy and youthful your as aie pears after this delightfully Sim easy to amcor oOreiy Lita COA Sone: ' Coal Must Go sas City firemen received more ee ee ee ee it relieves most ng cases of /, 7 m a - “ Ate ae >, we ey i. . ‘ ae , ay o- ~ ; Z Id: ~* ery COT ‘ ae ts . > dr «; : ret We Need 93 Room cee mpcheapaate me ie a Plat tas st children do re acta 1 eutralize excessi\ SY " PES ts 4 tre FURNACE LUMP and Ex Sak aragsengealn a a To overcome that conditi stomach acids Lv St. Louts (Union Station) __ ‘ a DISTRICT. LUMP Among reasons advanced for hig.- doetors are widely urgin ow —_—* a tl ee : : c“—s 2 e Arts $6.00 or pay the fact that insur | form of magnesia — Mintrat: ts pe atagis ; (Tower Grove Station : 3 “ Hach less Sc per ton cash discount for < ree : a ream of Magnes! i a ie : Pure Epsom Salts Lv St. Louis ‘ 7 ’ fwe-ten lets or more. ates for firemen are above norp | is not habit forr _ a : - 2 eae ANCHOR COAL COQ, 224 their normal tives are infer-| No child but delignts in taking Then taken every das A method FE nas ee eee te sine | vont Fuss With GRAND 2:30 GRAXD 400 fered with by the 24-hour platoon ate” ane anes ~~ . 3 icine for constipation, na ea heen .cioeten tal , —, 3 biliousmess, sick bead- et: P ! ache. Doctors anad % ast lasters! 3 nurses depend upon it | asterole W 3 because no other laxa- : ; ° liste sar Nadi Without the tive acts so perfectly, a. 4 Quicker so harmlessly on the ) T , : 3 : | im mixin mess” bowels It never Tickets and Reservations at , 4 . and i age ws timate of ™ ——— a , a ee Frisco Ticket Office, 322 North Breadway , a Sire easily relieve pain, soreness | V°T™ty Of & atrated | o a vege a muit iplied from the flatness of p’ain ma@#- ‘ Epsonade Salts - OW : , - . 'nexs wit ~ 4 littl eo 935, 160 BS sae. dea tgatagmaapan MS icy: is pure Epsom Salts made pleasant waene: Cave 7008 3° S ¢ () | . ble wate clean, white | ive eves rene te tie. on enonag bh en- ne Xt. eer with fruit derivative salts—nothing E. G. Baker, Division Passenger Agent a “a | | its } a! 5. 1 at tris Pan else. It tastes like sparkling — j = .| | | . a nd. ; te one place where plain A tt a * ade and costs only few cents & pacs- ; ae Diace ne ent white ointment.’ it | ile. bottle free—obtain it am ttonr Gan ae, Try i , 2 Bet en? of mustard plasters . Month of Patriotism in tha Semin. eaitene ce make t the test at ou oth tr the American Epsom Association. | ; 3 ) oe ‘T system nw tee aoe eee SET OF TEETH. $10 UP 14 Yeas for $648 Holdup. a a | ffered free = mother The cool of mint DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE Quincy Harris A negro Was i fa It relleves indigestion a: What it is a. oe “delight to tal ha } G = erated pro pertr The, propert: miik of magnesia embodies rirrveverrerer FRIFT TTT r rT Tr re HEE EL LIT IETTLI TI IITTTTT ITNT T TITY tf x of first degree robber. x 0 tenced to 14 years in the .ne name ts Mintrated Cream o* : x! 4g Desia Thus it is a refreshing chance | iD Coupe n now Detore Ws pen or pee Seats ‘ich 80% of your common daily forget. Mail it today. Or bur. February is the month dedicated discomferts now are traced chase a bot ttle at your tree stor ADVERTISEMENT = pe saab Se a a to two of America’ $ greatest pa- : ROTHGIESSER a BROS. triots—Lincoln and Washington. OS amt. disk Ada te ts gems as a Physician Tells Quick Relief | NW. Cor_k Tt is the month of patriotism. And : a USterole is also since patriotism begins in the ’ , Good fer 7-Day Bottle oon ee a | WHOLE ¥! ib; milder form for home it is a ménth devoted to the — "pene S Ge eee FLAKE g ae 7 and small - RE est known reef for colds in Warner "s Compound formerly ' a: 3 . 2 children. Cook ry 3 Soe and | bettermen All Gait Pr, . of the HOME . ; PRODUCTS, ENC... head. throat er chest.” says | i *t i Yworters itesponad to The Semi-Annual Furniture Sale 1104 S. Wabash 4v.. Chicage. 11. a well known physician. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver at the Prufrock-Litton Furniture And new & new piessest Remedy) is a safe and reliable rem 2 simeliing. boraj form f : : CARBOZINE -Co.. Fourth and St. Charies. off four XX Cowen Algag My a etn aa edy that has been used by millions I IKE ‘_ GOl ER | | | : Turpo -~ the Turpentine {in all parts of the world in helping ae an additional incentive to refur- . I ! CREAM nish in February. Just 10 days ad bo tans cm emacs | | Sonetrates tne inflamed tie. nature in its important daties of remain of this sale. Today's spe- “ues and breaks up colds | eliminating poisons from the system.| (iris who use Poslam a , cial—three-piece mohair suite BS Ae - ke magic = | Stopes te | Do not negiect the kidazers and liver. ° feverish” feeling. Makes head throat = ‘bad complexions! Its soothing $185, made in their factory and Cee eee ee ee ce te ait | eon eo Te. cote Ren |Comeemtaes =meiiestion Sue aranteed to ve ing c . The children’s detight—a ‘ . stantiy. Seid in 35c and Te jars by all sent if you write Warners ~a% Romecic gu give lasting com ties joy te : ob : — Co. Dept. 245, Rochester, N drives pimples and blackheads ort : q a. . ® Cn 28 © : 3 ‘preshemmbecduam i ays Fer Real Estate Investments er) Warner's away like magic. Try it yourself.. magic matertal & posses AT ALL DRUGGISTS * Homes sce the Real Estate pages. ‘At all druggists, 5oc. threegh Poest-Disgateh WeE™ stk aos i

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i ‘House Committee’s Action ; £& 7 . ‘ Senate’s Policy. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. Ae money back if you are not 7 delighted. not institute or pass any measureS | papper Rub may save you. Everybody | ‘increasing taxation, was made last | finds many =: lave it ever ready igs , , Get it now. nen when pain starts. or night when the Republican major- |a chest cold. turn to this jar for relief ,ity in the House Appropriation | It is usually but a matter of minutes Committee voted to cut the appro- | Do this for comforts sake. | priations of the State educational | WLES for pains of | institutions to the bone. At the} : | umatism same time, it is allowing some @th- | er State departments all-the money | asked, or more. | By so apportioning the appro- | priations that all of the revenue in | sight will be used up and the edu- | ‘cational institutions at the same time held to a starvation dole for’ gfew moments. It ’s cheap, but for® vente ooneny woe sinoorey. eee | E seompt results it beats anything else | ea ers _ believe the Democratic - pomp tried. Usually stops the |5¢@ate will be forced to pass taxa- | ; you ever ont sie po ees cold’ in 94 |tion increases in order to give the Fiver. °c pleasant, deatinwcailte. educational institutions sufficient | —- | ‘dren like it—and it is pure and good. geod a8 saree te SK oe | - Pour 2% ounces of Pinex in a SS a euater ens pie Sauubtic | Of K Ii] Of ures pint bottle; then fill it with plain ans in the committee decided to | |Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic ‘Liquid, Just What You Need aDVERTISEMENT ea Home-Made Remedy Stops Coughs Quickly : sgh medicine y setae 4 — Gp pleasure. po gree ay Saag Pee And a heat that doesn’t hurt you. . & vanished ’ J itied. Calotabs You feel that heat instantly when ‘. eee aly it srigital sealed pack- you apply Red Pepper Rub. In are 80 | | ie ssom strate | Papa, pin tn conte for the Veal) speERSON CITY, Feb. 16.— {hres minute it seome to penetrate "° a et size; thirty-five cents for the ,,, attempt by Republicans to _ nn goles “aah “a OV ] pock R d ed, congestion is relieved. The sore e ty - large family package. ss peso orton | force the Democratic Senate to re- ness and vain de ra vt , 3 teed by druggists. | ode from its position, that it will; «| P geen ae One Strap | ,Think how many hours of pain Red | for Spring Patent With Gray \ or Apricot Kid © At all druggists None genuine without the name Rowles. | ADVERTISEMENT REM was “Good News” to him —for it backed up his Dad’s judgment ( A smart combination of materials, a deft ar- | rangement of strap | and a Spanish spike heel of distinctive de. sign—all are admir- ably executed in the ~ cys “- - SEC Soceel cr cont evra, adopt the recommendations of the : i of sugar syrup, if desired. State Tax ( ommission for the edu- you make a full pint—a family cational institution appropriations. ; : : 7 | y—but. costing no more than a. This siti =— the provesss of the | fashioning of this flat. 2& suill bottle of ready-made cough | Vemocratic members. The Tax | ‘ 7 ; Commission recommendations, tering new Slipper. @ And asa cough medicine, there is | spoon pared the Coleen tee Bee- (Footwear Shop—First Floor). ‘ yeally nothing better to be had at | —* ee pile ta by the com- | any price. It goes right to the spot mission without hearings for on 3 aod gives quick, lasting relief. It institutions on their needs. They | i ~reercen oe snare sere opener eREY " . . ow " | : } —— TMNT AREE Pipromptly heals. the inflamed mem- | 2r¢ intended as a guide to the Leg- ; nes that line the throat and alr | iSiature in keeping appropriations | | | When Douglas Weeks, 322 Hannon Ave., Detroit, got a bad cough, he hardly suspected a newspaper would be instrumental in getting rid of it for: him. But Douglas’ father had seen REM advertisell and said to Mrs. Weeks, “Why don’t you try a bottle—it seems to be well recommended?” It was Mrs. Weeks who told the story: o “About three weeks ago, my son (Douglas, thirteen years old, took a terrible cold. At night he coughed so much that he disturbed everyone in the house.’ I didn’t know what to do for it, as at different times I have tried so many other medi- cines and never had any benefit. | “My husband saw REM advertised and said ‘Why don’t you try a bottle—it seems to be well recommended ”’ , —_—--- Don’t worry about Eczema or other skip | troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo. Zemo generaliy removes Pimples, Black- | heads, Biotches, Eezema and Ringworm | and makes the skin clear and healthy. | Zemo iv a clean, penetrating. antiseptic liquid, that does not show and may be applied day or night. Trial bottle 35c. large size $1.00. Zemo Soap, 25c. All _ druggists. OPES as eee ' ‘ _ ves, stops the annoying throat | Within the anticipated revenue. | i : ; ' site | Tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon in: (nie dewa te e m™ your cough stops entirely. Splendid tional institutions, the Republican Wfor bronchitis. croup, hoarseness and | Majority in the House committee . bronchial asthe * | was careful not to slash the appro- We Lend Money 7 to Salaried People Pinex is a highly concentrated | priations of other departments PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Syndicate Trust Buildin ST. LOUIS, MO. A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete compound of Norway pine extract, | which have political influence, out- | weighing the plea of the State col- leges that education is worth the money sought for. their mainte- nance. The committee has granted | to the State Penal Board a total | | famous for healing the membranes. - To avoid disappointment ask your ‘druggist for ‘‘214 ounces of Pinex’’ | A Gleamv Mass of Hair ‘with directions and don’t . accept The only security requiredqd— character and earning ability. No chattels. No collateral. No anything else. Guaranteed to give Wage assignments. No em- | -absolute satisfaction or money re- ag § funded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, 35 “Danderine” does Wondentt 7.4 , ™ for Any Girl’s Hair = : ; interest “Now I, too, can recommend it. I got a 60c¢ bottle and after he had three doses his coughing eased up, and he said his throat wasn’t so sore. I kept up the doses all that day and he went to bed that night and slept through without coughing once. I gave him some more the next day until he had taken half the bottle and the cough was completely gone. I still have half the bottle.” and the — — ADVERTISEMENT also appro- M. Ney Ti i i i i i a a a oy ; A) i ad ) WIMDALINLNE Washington—Thru to Sixth St. Bi) (AR ra 606-08 JUST ARRIVED ...SMART pring Coats EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AN UNUSUAL OFFERING 1 MR. J. PERRY’ may Be Offensive ‘}WithBad Breath? ® Mr. J: Perry of 792 DeKalb Ave fue Brooklyn, N. Y., writes: 1 “I awakened. ¢ach morning with ap bitasant taste and was -often re- a by my wife that my breath | adopt thé@”’Tax Commission's esti-| mate for the educational institu- | tions was 18 to 19. One Democrat, | McRoberts of Lewis County, voted! with the Republicans, and one Re- publican, Williams of Bollinger, voted with the Democrats. The Democrats had urged that the edu- cational] institution appropriation requests be taken up item by item, was disagreeable. P ‘and worked out on their grerits, 4 tried -perfumed tablets, mouth but were voted down. | and other camouflages which | Increase of $1,299,850. ave only temporary relief. | “This disparity between some of and heavy—a mass of gleamy : “After consulting my dentist apd ‘the departments and the education- sparkling with life and poss me my teeth in good condition, I | al institutions is -astounding,” said 'that incomparable softness, fre “Bennded ina friend, who suggested | FE. W. Allison,of Maries County, ness and luxuriance. mat possibly my trouble was constie | Democratic floor “leader in the of $771,150 for the penitentiary, | ¢ barrassment. No delay. Commission recommended that the | | . ey > ie . mp ee et . philanthropic institutions : = yy Dr. Cortez F. Enloe, confidant CURED F The Republican majority 1022 Locust St., City Club Bldg. My Guarantee-—Cure or No say. No Chloroform. No Danger. No Hospital. No Deten- } Ei Pee cccasciipaniate Pog, ees Sone, 2 te 6. DR. C. MATTILEW COE, Rectal Specialist oftice Hours 9-6 Na a . upon a bill appropriating $500,000 . ‘ Henrich. Deceased. es man sought. The Tax Commission rec- | MM HEP eb Piss Pgs eae&geucagqQ2egpnraennnnnannnaqnasis Ce ey - . : — “hie —_— a paper “ on University. Eun ct scce edi ¢ec-aaeee ees. special ingredient (too expensive for old-style | St. Louis, and his constituents. He | ‘ . “ soothing, healing film over the inflamed membranes. The v in the committee to | Ask your druggist for REM—in the blue pack- OFFICES IN 29 CITIES§ although the board . originally || asked for only $710,000. The Tax A fair rate. Easy See | ee ene eer Ee Oe payment plan. | penitentiary be allowed only $170,- | § The Wimsett System has the 500. The Penal Boarg is headed full approval of financial] re: 4 - > : world over. A € a fF a oa |and close adviser of Gov. Baker's q 4 2 | Republican administration. Surety Loan & Thrift Co. WITHOUT THE | 4; " é : Piles, Fistula, Fissure and all Kectal Diseases cured by my Soothing, Gentle Method j x uy Wu J - imade an exception of the , rw, | et gee a : tion from Business. Call or write today. It will ; Valuab! a |priation for Lincoln University for Daily, 9:00 A. M. to 4:30 1 CONSULTATIO?. AND EXAMINATION FREE FREE BOOK pn: Darteres ’ aa : |negroes in Jefferson City. It agreed ' Co reece ae ) a . Phone: Central 5886. 501 PINE gga = = Evenings. 7 to 9 oi me 7 . for the university, a reduction of | (~~ aaa eee ae “a. we : Sundays. 10 to 3 , es hy aes only $17,000 from the amount te. , , = See ee - | $ | ; & ae igs ae ommended $183,700 for au ° ye quick relief it brings. “ a | , 7 . . S. S. Bales (Rep.), chairman of It’s not a matter of luck, for REM contains a the committee, admitted the agree- versity was to satisfy Walthall slower-acting cough syrups), which makes REM Moore, negro Representative from . . cling to your throat as» you swallow, spreading .a said the bill ‘‘might have to be re-| vised later. ° ° | an a REM contains no Opiates and it is pleasant to take. age with the round orange label. He is authorized to return your money if REM does not help you. Girls! Try this! When comb and dressing your hair, just mot your hairbrush’ with a little **+ | derine’’ and brush it through your ‘hair. The effect is startling! ‘ean do your hair up immediatelys and it will appear twice 4s thie hair, Introductory Size Bottle, only 60c . Economy Size, $/.00 , Ca} ; While beautifying the hair ‘2 derine’’ is also toning and stim ing each single hair to grow thie * long and strong. Hair stops fallt mtion—faulty intestinal elimination. Mer taking a few doses of Carter's sittle Liver Pills, my stomach and #8 were relieved, foul and impure House and a member of the com- mittee. “Such a plan of passing on appropriations and reducing them without consideration of the merit t! out and dandruff disappears. ses eliminated. bottle of ‘‘Danderine’’ at any d or toilet counter and just seé he ‘oe healthy and youthful your hair & Li ‘pears after this delightful, refres ing dressing. Liver on without discomfort and dis- how enjoy a wholesome breath & well as ne iy health. Carter's ills are small, easy to move the bowels in a gentle’ of the items is the worst I have seen in my experience here. It de- serves to meet the rightful con- 'demnation of the people of the | State.” He pointed out the commission had made its estimate arbitrarily ADVERTISEMENT without hearings. Thus far in con- ees saaetage the penal and eleemosy- don’t Fuss With stard Plasters! Tole Works Without the wster—Easier, Quicker “*Bere’s no sense Mustard, flour ean easi) Miffness role, ¢ y relieve pain, soreness With a little clean, white . ' tole is made of * pure oil of mustard ay © present white ointment.> It Dla aan of mustard plasters. and ble Usually gives “By cating Armour’s whole ost Flakes—four times the energy PT he sclaknakusiod king whole oat e oO $ original quick-co chapevel: prompt relief t _. bronchitis, tonsilitis, ae _ asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma- or ~ — ene aches of the , a Sch ie ™. s0re muscles, frosted feet, colds of (it may prevent pneumonia). ; pcthers: Musterole is also a. Milder form for _" _ Small children. : for ere Musterole. and tubes. a ver have soothing simply ckheads " yourscl{i.| madio material #.qustans pastes in mixing a mess and water when) nary institutions, the committee has allowed $2,849,892 to institutions for which the Tax Commission rec- ommended $1,550,042, an increase of $1,299,859. $3,955,160 Cut for State “TU.” The committee last night voted to adopt the Tax Commission’s es- timate of $2,671.190 for the Uni- ‘versity of Missouri, a reduction of | $3,955,160 from the amount sought | by the university. In the last bien- inial period $3,491,548 was ap- propriated for the university. The Tax Commission's arbitfary estimate of $508.200 for the School of Mines at Rolla wag also adopt- ed. The school asked for $878,360. The committee will take up the appropriations of the five State teachers’ colleges later in the week. Republican members of the com- mittee said the Tax Commission figures would be adopted for these institutions. Explosion Wrecks Three Buildings. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURG, Pa., Feb. 18.— | Three buildings in the Penn ave- | | nue wholesale produce district of Pittsburg were demolished by a | series of explosions early’ today, with a loss of $125,000. Many res- \ cee of the region were thrown Sreap Ghaiz Beco, Ty qecanved with acMss 2 ca 8 @ eee nese ee | A* E offer Thursday one of the best Coat of- ferings we have met with in some time. The styles and qualities instantly impress you as worth considerably more. They really are high-gradé Coats in every particular—style, tailoring, materials and details. M ATERIALS include Downywool, Flannel, Deerona and Hylo. The attractive trim- mings are of braiding, embroidery and self- trimmings in contrasting shades. Also novelty buttons. A large selection of new Spring colors. hh. 2.2. 2 2 een NEW SPRING DRESSES AT Unusual Values A. wonderful selection of Dresses whose qualify, styles and colors will astonish you. possible at this low price. New materials and colors. All sizes. Popular new Jumper Dresses are also included in this group. Not often are such desirable Dresses = y . . . ; ; e + + ee : KLINE’S—BASEMENT. ¥ S ~~ . a ~ ' : ait ithe mT “in Wit , ‘8 8. 8'8. 8818 Bs .8) 8. 8: 8.8) 8) Bie | im. I av8@ @8B88 8 @ ‘8 BB tv8 Bae) 2.8 O88 8 ht. 22888 8° (eh 8 a a. ADVERTISEMED? Economy Gas On Stomach Affects Woman's Heart Both Heart and Lungs Pressed On By Gas | , | room Tissue. ‘“T guffered from gas pressing on my/single spoonful of Agierika often produces | heart and lungs. Adierika did more for | surprising and gratifying resuits. In cas‘ | me than anything I ever took.” (Signed) | of obstinate constipation or stomach | Mrs. Annie Harris. trouble. if Adlerfka. & not bring relief in| Intestinal Evacuant. |24 to 36 hours the advice of a reputable | There is ow offered to the public a) physician should be secured. liquid preparation which is not only a won- From Physicians. \derfully effective and QUICK intestinal; “I congratulate you on thé good effect evacuant. but which also seems to stimu-!from Adlerika since I prescribed it.” late the glands of the intestinal tract and | (Signed) Dr. L.. Langlois. ‘to cause expuision of flatus (GAS). This “Adierika is the best in my entire %7 | 'oreparation. known as Adlerika,. is a val | years experience * iStened) Tr. GF 'uable agent for the purpose of cleansing I prescribed Adierika with highly ithe bowels of matter which has been in the | factory results" ‘Signed: Dr. A. | eystem a long time and which other iess | (Name given on request). effective means have been unable to dis- “I can't get along without | lodge. Tt is often astonishing the great | (Signed) Dr. W Bernhart amount of matter Adilerika draws from! J. E. Puckett (a user of Adierika) the intestinal canal—even :.ght after a na-|, writes: ‘‘After taking Adierika feel pet- tural movement it sometimes brings out|ter than for 20 years. Haven't language unsuspected quantities of additional mat-|to express the impusities eliminated from ter. Many times it brings out much GAS, | my system.” thus relieving pressure in the abdomen. Adlerika is a bi eapecialiy valuable when pan ie necessary or [{0 en- , 1s of metabo'ic ’ gers. satia- | SS Gs Adierika.”’ Gan Supply You sonetipation or gas on the stomaec Co.. and | headache (when due to bowl inuetion), a other leading drug W's) a mene etl eo ee ay ie. et “fine and dandy cheese”’ Biuhill | CupplesCo., Mf Your Neighborhood Dealer ae ghee ig Hospital Tissue means economy. A full count 1o00-sheet roll—full size, 4'2x5. The finest bath- . eee, . BAe on a - » ee M0 Me D | ‘: oP, Sotapem

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* WEDNESDAY, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED | FEBRUARY MMM | VEBRUARY 15. 1925. | eaSag StS, em % ~* the outeet attackeag in #qw?t) }T | _ A. Rosskopf. theithis morning at the hearing. held nance Commissioner Mill nda) Ge ADVERTISEMENE Ste eae , = 7 , : Pee * a ee ' Ff: + oe Central pected to gis his deposi: ri- a — the he) proceeding. which is! commissioner 1 however. that in apians ottice 12 Be emita: —_ =e : _— : wliminary to the trial in 1 *. shat wae @ matter for the ort to National Bank building, State Fi- i das. & + : ee eer. 4 ; >. : * 4 a3 1 , . : - eh - se ijllers in, Tas*® Upon. EN Central 3774 ; ‘ . # Fo be potas ree " ve at it G14 not constit rontinued hi | | mm: =} & me) nt & - : &- ? - - 3-Day Special °} 'MENNUNCN Pees «cue win puenrs =a» NOTA TEAR . ( 1 | N k c | | ] - - — | suit or overcoat custom tailors need- | Black and Tan Kid Oxf ords H , The Savings Habit Is as ‘ - of fine woolens ing a five-story building as THERE ARE NO ee and Dress Slippers Three Witness That | Ww aes “ ' itn I1ew exceptions, iar . 4 4 re Discontinued Models ree Witnesses Agree : ER. = tunes are possessed by men whose only | : . mee oe roof pushing us; for we are the Records Only Can | Capital in the beginning was character, P s , i a ee onl . rather funny about doing — _.,..° 7 « Seve © mistake Reveal Tangled Transac- capacity and a dogged determination to we is 6 aa fC | The; | me : all the work ourselves. °° * 4 tear, but purely 'g tions of Concern. leir savings not only put them in the [® weakness in t) way of grasping profitable opportunities, [i Forty aa old and aaimien sage, Be re but the savings habit developed those prac- ae ing pains—were st! 1} ted - vesterda) 8 tices of thrift and economy so necessary [i —e | 7 : | young. arta. the taking of depositions in a s to the successful conduct of any business Iie HESIVE PLAPAO Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoe Co. bonding Be Gears 3. Coreett. Se secre i pose is to Keep applies aan , tacking the corporat iatence 0 pen a Savings ccoun museuiar tonic called sen 609 LOCUST ST. Opposite Famous-Barr t} Lineoln Savings and Loan AS&- . with the riew of str Lo. a : Te enh : Window 14 ADVERTISEMENT 1F YOU HAD PB restoriz ming an eat ee ———— The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has ee “ b> 2 , © ne * ee ; ppibeee 1 a itt w* ttebte = ' \ \\ altinae tdi ipblets ob abs ¢ ; 4 ee ah as 2 fs " , . > sae? Se i rer . = en . i, BaP Oh RAT rg yo) Oe + te Cas ONE \ . - ee eet RO A ‘y ah i eB) a pir ahaa 5 soe +, patti ek i ite ‘a se by “a rt we, wr A a PRR pe ¥ i ie Py ae ' = 7 . By e \ is = oe : eee iit aA rat One y'e ek “¢ Fah bh : pr Ag Pobhgliccg ribs te RANT airte tannery mu-ceent nen Syeda os eS Pe a arta ink Ne ata ‘ en 0 ri : 4 eo 4 ‘ = ST Ns i a SI RS RS Pc) ae: siya ing tone, and eent " ee ctor Rian: to ined Ostneet : | Man’s Troubl r ted : er to the weakened magma ADVERTISEMENT se err ing Trust for fina One Dollar—One Minute—No Red Tape iy aN S 1TOUDIG ATTESIE as ae ECK nated rene +h a‘arch of ine stormach and ha * give up work a year : © puoic bore, ALL _— ego because of » weakened condition : el—easy to appl v—iz ' = nfiatmmation which causes | | Prix Fe Paris and hon VS gi Gre _— = > “5 + a = oy ‘ ~ yrs wen i c » . van” a a aah = 4 4s» eee “ries Sy ke ak te * s , betas Be he gi iat ee in a ig — or . i lace tie Sea $ ¥ t Cear x By Ph S| nig 53 as Sere: + RT n 2 yitee ee at x. i, See Fc Ie as) me idcipmemiahe, iaarcnkunndn. seoieies cor eeama ten diate oceania En ea Aico ie ae Kags pe nts yh neal 4 > 7. al 4 “ . = = iG, =? Pore ae” she Be Stop wasting your time quiees on old-fashioned try eee Tien Bs pag TE Ry oy a 2 — Rey mp aap co ae + rane > , yt eS Soiaaty 6 eae Sag ik m nothing: do not send Eee just your name and Sees Ses = = x ad a ; > vs i ~ w “ ue Ata: « ‘ a _ i ol te ¢ 4 er lem fha?t — : TAY : rr “ Ms : sane wae chastened ia Séstembe: your ruptrred frien e ; , *.* . " ae i ; sTY e. __ mene fees, ;i7 ree dy ° ‘ mre ~ ww? FREE - e . += : eo hor " » '« 54 | i. LL COUPON > ae bs 3 = ao a4 Seat rs aS "A ’ he pone Appeals. tise 2 SE ROE RE Og ce te ee ie ts ™ taney x Re oy , er eR rp Mid eas dh pitty ty bes pint ahaa AES . Plapac Laboratories. Ine. f alr it { I n ow | 244 Stuart Bidg.. St. a hw ‘ ‘ ee ; r tir ‘ Gent emen - Please Ter os vi SUlCa Pee ae ot oe THE PERFECT MOTOR OIL ee eg It ig understood that is absolutey dT Tyiveaetl firtis N aitorner ne : ee . oo? oo r free. giein “aid th iineotn Savings ene T.oan Arsaeori iT “?* nove 1, 66 Name ee em + ee oe “Ere > im the Are me ¢ \ ra. “see e —— ’ Wie cee et ier ‘lar ENS - if “l + ‘a thew ‘ +> ial Make a Test of Kolor-Bak Today ardaae” scan Pall 8 : le every where rniee Kolor- If your hair has turned or is rr. Minance Bak for ite remarkable power to turning, do what thousands of organised to pay th banieh grayness. The results are others have done—let Kolor-Bak penses of the building really astonishing, for no matter make your grayness a thingef the company wae it not?” what the ecriginal shade was, it past. io need to supply ramples of Ackew? Abonwt $7522 Parment quickly reappears when this clean, your hair as this one clean, color- “Why, on Sept. 27. 1923. w+ coleriees liquid is used. leas liquid is effective on any gray $7552 ordered pala over According to scientista, grayness hair. Just ask for a bottle Of pinence Corporation” , Gomes when age, iliness, shock or Kolor-Bak.Moneyreturnedinstantly ,,... 6. cerresh my “memory aw disease causes a if desired results do not appear. inn « peneinaliiied “My Hair Was] lack in the nor- eins 1 a . (ney wel mal supply of PANY pay Po grt this “ a It’s Probably N mr bait S06 aa! . ee a 0 Or- a neriod’” “TI aidn’t ect a nenny. but — . oo ref abed — cone analmr ind might hare been paid if VEAL) Y = Use Tysmol for | ‘ otey ped the ever the cause Banishes Gray Hair the by awe £0 provided I fife f Mi Ss : : y De os “J Pai Why, in June. 1924, 41d the GC @& Knife-like jabs of paim ig thes of el, bawover ‘e Kolor-Bak — SPECIAL SALE hullding and 'oan company pay the = ¢inity of the shoulder bt gre gn that mr belr o tts brings back the inh a sal 14 ANA fae ee, eer sralley : ~ —_— | cpeisa| wate. Niet] former shade, 3 Days Only scal agent $11.00 expensen , erally due to neuritis, Dram : 4 exposure to draughts: ma 19 peare reurerr “Tt might have been for money aa (A typice! inter? | nd the shade is “ag “gine | a, | . ; e | uniform through- a? oe . 1} 0 changes of wentee, Ia — = rT mo? the . > +> : HM cut—no “dyed” or streaked appear. a Yep tI, there is StiTiness OF SORE as ance Reey te appear suick! often Moriaete! the secreta: Y. Wee qu mus¢eies, making it @iLt to a in a week, Kolor-Rak is the most tioned as to whether regular meet d Yi, ; the arm. | ee durtn the , Uy, Yh . The safest and easiest ee ings were held eatiefactory eubstitute for the nat- Hz. & Yy | y | eouldn’t réeeml!. but that the mite WY 2 yy, tip Uy UY small quantity a er td , WY) : affected area. This ; . d@andrulT, atepe itching of the ecalp s UY 4 mW ing preparation is quickly & hs iy re ; _— fs R . 7 , ‘ : Mie ME aaa a2 a ahaa ; Ps o re > ie , ‘2 : Rate, fee RF as ade oe cee i in de at No a eh ee ea ne nate nee nw & | ) PASO TEE 058 EF NTI Y vo Mina Oh te er. awh tet SD ; Trebkial ce ‘ * An Sa lerrsial MPS Seana a ae ‘si fs : eS a oe iS 7, aa ay a mee 3 3 Bit £g ah . i Behe : eT oa ns NY Fa ‘ Vip VY, and keeps the bair from falling out. . utes would show ; : "Tors prepared thea minut e U if UY - ; asked Caplan , UY,jjj Yy j through the pores and carried to - | . Testimony as to Recorde U7 jh YY throbbing, sehing peripheral e | = wee, 5 wrote nN . The pains usually stop immediate : them in a bound | xk.” ster, h 9 and in a very short tume the : explained the minute re writ trace of soreness should SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON ten on loose sheets and then turr Trsmol is absolutely Tm. ese sit V, LPO ~~ * YOu write new buel te @ Py et o tee * ~% ee an. hs .% ‘* oe © : , . -_ + ‘ lhe Genuine Heme CAlor:ne Gae ‘m and asked him to buy a certifi : f / poison cr , iber Set met . PRAG ROthing te * : ee re ta! ae th [T.000 renarre, . / | ’ minutes to twe Never gripes. “Chiorine Gas cured colds tues Fries says Chio- | jet a eed ae & } } Mews Oe lor Preadent Coobdge and mne : colds. —From Metinadis U<ed in Trans<fer “ /} Y in a9 Sprit -_ : 5.000 others ia W ashing- Chicage Tribune, jen 7 1925. Caplan ten questioned Parke Y, tie | / oe — ‘: Wu.” —Choage Tribune, Dees Ch) 5. Gas Ly se to the metho forms usc i Gi Ga Nature : | &. 1984 _ absolutely.”"— Lieut..Cod + “Chionne Gas cures colds.” Gildas, Chief ef U. S. Army eeye Dr. Evans — Liberty Medical Die, Waconsin Med- New. 22, 1924. ica! Journal, Oct. / 924, [sawe. VAPO CHLORINE— Simple and Easy to Use VAPO CHLORINE provides ofhce. Vapo Chionne pro- a way by which the famous vices a ample method for the CHlenne Gas treatment for release of genume Chionne Gas in the proper proportion for the destruction of the TITD pe HW) Final (jie pod ms aiid iy *ecuar ak niles TU ul se Tie ’ al Lh _- “~~, ee dfrmll iit ih Vapeo CAlorine Cures Your Cold or Costs Nothing nes te dollar credit in the trans Polarine “F” (Winter) is the new If you drive a car other than a Ford, i, - re es. less expense payments . . , consult chart at, agy Standard Oil Depeah 91.00 NOW wih cay Good od Drugeist —Re- and we stand ready to Yo tha motor oil for Fords. It insures quiet, efficient Service Station: ot Aus Autiasieed dees wet otep your cold, return the set and your de- Ot operation. It lubricates the engine perfectly; it Garage or Filling Station, for the Sok te Guana Ghinsne ‘Gun cheaber on er ae also lubncates the transmission by building up cuyeact gues Thin meet unusual ofer i the medical world can be made only UR arte to the fiscal agent the firs om ee Stable lubmcating film which Dale yor enn aes eee caupe constant tests have proven the effectwenem of \ ape Chienne on, : will not ru under the scraping action of NE Oe oe er $1000 of the lvan purchased Sica . Polarine adds efficiency and effects wm the euccentul weetment of Col. ft 50 gents per $7.30 thereafter the bands. It stops transmission noise. at ig THIS OFFER AT mapneee, reat Xs... aman CSFY MALL PRTG Co : ————————————— ~ ra be mag Standard Oil Co St. Louis, M JOHNSON RROS. PREG CO it’s delicious : mpany, uls, Oo. LPGE & DOLPH PROG STORES Bluhill ( Indsane) WRIPERT PRG co 7 WOLFE. WILSON PREG OO CHEESE Foti a Wan tart .7,4 Awd AM Neighborhood Deug Stores, FAV AV AV Aad aWG awd a WTP IRI RI RG RGRGRI NGS & *

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‘EDNE a a NESDAY, | / ' yb DATS - aha il ili PEBRUARY 18, i928, MME WEERUARY 15, 1925. He Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — = — —— -_-—- —_—— —_—— = ~~ a — ADVERTISEMENT > - 3 6 -_ is rri- een welzr es IR oT ‘= N= ——_ a. ———*4- hl \_—_—s rr le = =~ =- — - - ——— ° . J e > >s— ; . , ~~ : . - e , : ire not a tear, but purely a musey weakness in the abdominal wall, Qp, | .dinary rupture appliances serve one’ AR v8 lh ~ % on as a Taise prop to a ecollansi . = - aii offering merely mechaniont port i “aS to distended parts, STUART'S AD. F HESIVE PLAPAO-PADS are entire. _ |ly different. Their paramount aia pose is to keep applied a contractin j ;museular tonic called ‘“Plapag J |with the view of strengthening me : D Aj restoring tone, and contractile ee (er to the weakened muscles whieh jare the true cadse of the condition LOW | called rupture. No straps, buckles or obnoxious springs attached. Zz AT i not slip, so cannot chafe or . : against the pubic bone. Soft ag vel. vet—easy to apply—inexpengiye Tn ise by thousands for nearly twent “vears—most obstinate ruptures re. ported as being entirely subdued — without hindran-s from work. | Awarded Gold Medal in Rome,Grang | Prix in Paris and honorable mention : . 2! the Panama Exposition in Sen E ITA ‘rancisco., _ Stop wasting your time ana money on old-fashioned truss-devices, Learn how to close the opening so that the Tupture can’t come down. Send the. ‘coupon below for ‘‘FREE TEST oF | PLAPAO’’ and 48-page illustrated book on ruptures This will cost you. nothing: do not send any money just your name and address. Tel] your ruptured friends about it, ee ts a o— ~. — - er — —_—-~ — — = ADVERTISEMENT — ~ a = ie — Pa on " ~ owe Sener Te) —_ ~ . .-*r - —t “3 * dite THERE ARE NO BROk. EN PARTS TOHOLD ~ TOGETHER. eee in -~ some people havea mistaken ideg 4 that rupture is @ tear. Rupture jg” ‘line lt 1) aaa a VAR wees ills Cigarettes ‘Wh O the general’ public, we believe it will be surpris- ing to learn that nearly half of: what they pay for cigarettes goes to the government for taxes. The internal revenue stamp on a package of twenty Lucky Strike cigarettes costs you six cents. On a 75c tin of one hun- dred the revenue stamp cosis you thirty cents. So nearly one half of what’ you pay for cigarettes ts spent by you for taxes. This is certainly the heaviest tax on an article of daily and universal consumption. FREE TRIAL COUPON The Tobacco Industry Plapae “Laberateries. Ine, and Taxes 244 Stuart Bidg., St. Louls, Me. ty , S ; d : ,- , PLAPAO and pour book: ee’ rene . ex The aggregate tax paid by | . an four bDOOK On fru ‘4 th: . wir . th . . ° m1: e tobacco business is with Tt ; RED 4 : } 3 one exception, income tares, the It is understood that this is absclutely LE QMO worn cocc-tws so ttngewuenrenta largest item of internal revenue T Wi) M " # ae d the federal government re- ‘ 8 - = money the cigarette industry 3 , paid $182,715,735.93, or nearly : td | two-thirds of the total tax paid 1B F by the entire tobacco business, ~~ LL TTT hat hn Rh nt ae TTD MIN Ds Big OR et ed A RCS 8, ath Oe HORT Te See Dee Be Th Sine Thath ) ‘ ANY 5 4 Lh 53, ik =| *es , ©@eate : => Witt! Snes UGc ce 2 . 3) . i irrend | === | Sheeawi . awe @ h ADS TL 2 nee Pain In Your. Shoulder? It’s Probably Neuritis; : Use Tysmol for Relief Knife-like jabs of pain in the vb 1g “IE ATMA its ceives. Last (fiscal) year it amounted to $309,014,050.84. We believe you will appreci- ate that when nearly fifty Of this enormous amount of Z Pay cents of every dollar paid by = you for cigarettes goes to the | government, you must receive A in cigarettes a value in return ett sage couritia Sereae on a | for your money that is rarely ‘exposure to drau ht dden ) * ° on ; : ° | ° : ? wen i mmodity. Sioves ot'wanthen ke sn += We invite every smoker in this city to take advantage of this startling offer. We've 13 oe net an aa there is stiffness or soreness in th€ : , , : thin arent valan iaahaae by the , muscles, making it difficult to "7 : 3 E J | told you about Lucky Strike superiority. Your friends have told you. Now know for aN E: enormous increase in the cone the arm. 3 The safest and easiest way to J iieve such an attack iw to apy BERKS yourself the value of the toasting process! We make this proposition to win more friends: 7 | ee : small quantity ih yh ar Page Oo : ) s4\ aff d ; is soothing, heal- ° i Z, / ing preparation is quickly abrorbe | RUE S . o ' ef. . ° e Our reasons for this ing prea ea Th | f f Lucky Strik 75 Wil thectktac, ating peripheral nerve | e regular price of a tin of 100 Lucky Strikes is tax free offer | ee eles seen oot me che a * We know this offer inducea men to try Lucky Strikes—it “Wins More Friends.” |) RRA Re ML You pay the dealer only 45¢ We know that a large per- Tysmol is absolutely harmless—§ centage of those who get ac- ey oa bn sale in BG 1 We pay the (Government Tax of 30¢ quainted with Lucky Stnkes Louis by Judge & Dolph Drug Store adopt them. and by W olf f-Wilson Drug Co. e as the dealer’s allotment / 4 | | Nt Act Quickly, at this price is limited Ryser | — . . This isn’t philanthropy nor propaganda—just good busi- | Get one tin irs ing | for home or for office. ness, as you'll agree. ° will be in effect when the dealer’s chur ta tected, Whe The regular price supply on this offer is sold. ae Poe nano a eat We make it generous, to Smoke these 100 Lucky Strikes.,;Then you'll know how the 45- — minute toasting precess adds to the flavor and improves the taste, 1B Super-quality Only by immense volume can we produce such an aristocratic Guarant -F§, EN — Aan DENS >. wo-: > o. 0 toe 4a I gf ROS TL We know a trial will make ny noted food expert, describes Wake up in the morning with bad taste in your mouth. Tt appetite, headache, dull, lasy = ing? Drink California jonee juice giase of hot water | one-half hour before breakfast note the change in tes oo clean mouth, sweet breath, © head and ready for the day. Thousands find this ror nral tonic the one thing | need. Organic salts and sctés California lemon sre tizers and digestive aids, 9° Seite . ; Ci thin | AN Tivos WN) Ze £6 MAS lavel Lid ‘. Vered It] TLL S Hull TULL Vy | vi Hay Ee | i tbh wh ) *efitrhdy, A. ~% } ; ' ' | —_—- ~ ne - ae le ~~ = —_——_ ooo costé next to 8 brings invaluable Adv.

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISP ATCH 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH COMMISSION [1.i1Y ORDER DEMPSEY TO FIGHT HARRY va a Negro’s Forfeit ‘JOE “and ASBESTOS—It Looks Like a Blue Wednesday for Joe— | | ___By KEN KLING |" Confessioi O | Win in NewYork I haba ohana pot any eer heim palate en ee = Re tnse meena eta ney - — _ any . . - - -: : “2 ean re frome ce on oo ye a oo aati he Page ee PRO eee A. se 5 sygiealince : Fike ey ¢ bor rs : a ees A are ghey shy ine . Bris. ein We 4 yee mR ad on Boone ee ey rps Whe oe Sep ee} ad anes a ee oe ~ reste o ge SHUM: ee ee a ee ee : oe = MY SIAL STANDING N Y'FIx Me) WELL! WELLS ALLOW Me THE “BLVE Room” t! GEE, I : Joe Stecher Posted; ; Gibbon:’ | (Bor How ~~ | DON'T Ask ME, sere | CAMIT BE SEEN iN A CHEAP > WY aed oF. ye You WONDER WHAT PARTS OF to by fee 7 a 4 . 'T BE VU |} Your ORDERS U ROOMING HOUSE! MAYBE THE P=] my mame ts : To THe “BLUE tfecthe,. ee eal Be vestigate | | CAN I UVE al, ME ¥ WHO 7 eau Mi | TIMIND YER BANKROLL } CLERK AT THIS BIG HOTEL WILL VINCE” AND —/) ) THE GU A = : WHEN THEY tao oney . ot P repo pe AN’ Give You FIFTY para CT —~ PuT UP A COT DE) ange | | sion Wants Wrestler’s Side # | lon desert clares He Will Claim Title | Ay T'WOT rm Tob! f NS Que ) (ES uC NUL Wand fat | of Published Story. . = : layers who . | ) ; Q whe gga h at 4 fh he Wa ty . oo # After Six Months. | . - rere te =| er, CS t : a | ae A gg. | ‘ournament | 3 " 118 a Lae Hy Bet by ait . special to the Post-Dispatch, - sihhiaeenesibeeninen | y 8 anodadr Tal is omens i vf MiMi Uy | ee Pa NE Ww YOR K, Feb. 18.— Je oat the New York . World Sport ENTITLED TO PRIORITY . , | : a en we. : . ‘d Wg wit Stecher, former world’s heal State. } | Pile : p oi? Ba | 1 weight wrestler and still consig. 2 NEW YORK, Feb. 18.—G. Go- Work Soe ae , , Vie | = “C, “ : ~y 4 | an Mi 4 &#£ }y) \t i! ered" among the most formidatiq” Eeay. a tall, golden-haired, sood-| excellent California May Enter Lists and Fb \ —— pin I Nin 60 Ye oat, ail on candidates for the crown, has bees ae man from London, . y : a‘ y AS : \\ =) me i | a xp AE I ~ summoned by the New York com. Hooking young that have r Put on a Dempsey-Gib- | ; op iP ; AS: aN \\\: ui t ati | peeand tri iy )| leet Ss ——/ YH a mission to explain a reported eon. gm stepped into the ring at the inter- | bons Bout == —. 3: dos as an opponent, and wrested clean limbed and as graceful as a | ms ia) a eee 7: ue ee area 5 ree OTE AOE it eatin + eee omy oe nap iaacngapn etan-oontndetihes etn ait li die ea verge eek ake om roles de oo “ae she ge eeatah dape coming acute. When Harry Will: : : posted a $2500 cash forfeit with : | nsbatipr ita ne erating E Delaney. a vemmmnon BRS issied & . , VW v7 f a th . “a -— —— : a y . Stecher already has dente ap. He was - Prone. ceiid ur boxer. a challenge vad Champion Jach ws — 4 jf — ors ‘ a = = ‘ es = 7 “i + | i : : a hs : — - . : | th \orizing any **fa ke”’ story and saiq and by way oO as = accouter- Dempsey, yesterday, he tossed a that he gave out no interviews iy : ments, wore a neat white running : ae | 0 ' jersey, across the chest.of which §renade into the boxing works ~ WITH GASOLINE SOARING, ASBESTOS HAS GOT TO PICK A WINNER. The rept wi cent out Oy ay ices spread a-brilliant British flag. The reason is this: Tom Gib- ae J eso . r rith ease as little Jem bons, when he challenged Demp- . WE'VE GOT To Get 1 KNow THe AVIATole WHO LET'S set THE HEY ‘Bookie ' as sociation. Gogay won w sey, did not post a forfeit with GEE, ‘How CAN WE SOME - THAT'S Acc* HAS THAT Sag ON THE ENTRIES - MAYBE : BET $2 The athletic commission aide sa ‘Bowker, his trainer and teacher, the New York Commission and Get a NOOO oy We CAN'T BEACH WE CAN SCRAPE 1 CAN MAKE ACROSS THE mrmpinge th it ee cul tolerate — _ grinned tremendously in the cor- ts srs mg et ither real or simula ner. as a result he apparently has lo iN TIME FOR DISAPPOINT 3 SOME COIN THE PRICE ON stuf’ wHerein wrestlers naan Bowker it was who plastered our priority in the matter eo far as/ | HORSES AT THE WINTER | SHOW - WE OUR FRIENDS HELL TAKE UST pn Lone SHOT! DOC ponents out of the ring, after the je ow? hard-hitting Frankie Neil and this State is concerned. ' | : The Peron SORE CO HO less ee « erage aged AT THE ~ To NY IN manner of Munn, Zaikan and some “won the world’s bantam title. Bow- Witte 5 now than recognize Wills before] | ELECTRIC SIGNS= DOUGH REGENT THREE HOURS ont uther huskies. Henceforth any gu mm Mer Knew the sort of individual he | sive or what actions wil] be foul, the 3 was sending to the center and he been able to *: e ; ; . + . 4 9 . Gibbons, as the champion's nex: YOU CAN'T TELL WHEN ' | 6 7 Conhmiiention promulgated today, ‘enjoyed our surprise. nets ane opponent. ; a w 1 - Go t the decision at the : Paddy Mullins, manager of Wills. THEY et FAL — irs — = o \S ‘se | QUINTET; SCORE 36-18 = py on moe Pirie sao T have h 1 Res ; by default, under the rules of the a | ¥ Al St. Louis University mana } &. f | another easy basketball Victory last ‘umphed in splendid fashion. eran’t do th commission. w +s .* Wt : > . , Wills is at present i!n_ Hot 3 . é night, defeating the Central Wem James O’Hanrahan, England's; pe can't dur aes i. SS ohare , 7 _|leyan team of Warrenton, Moe, champion amateur welterweight, se ert wine alemengli ca oom inu- | — y\to 15. The visitors proved no may Became to the ring against Eq | ee nw CESSES eet Cay for the Billikens at any St§6@@iiMernan of St. Bartholomew's Club, | ¢F player fam ly } ‘ s ' ady vy dev ee a, ) e e ; —— Kansas Defeats : ? Basket Scores (2 ico: vient torwera, war agimmney York Tike Gorny, O'Mahra-)had an 0pf Jape . | RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES | 3 ‘|high point man for the local tam agaban wore an athletic jersey with | winie's play Commission to Support Wills. | Nebraska 28- 20 : ; : bo while the Biliikens guarded 00 ihe flag breast plate. He, like Go-| have found 6 ° .4to 1. 7 to 5 and 7 to 10, firs:: Protec. | Bi ’ aaa LPI LD LDA LD OPA DI PPPS SES K se ei ee ty fectively tht Central WwW g: Vv, Was A fine boxer, though not thing at bil At Miami. ty Loc , ; ” " >. | , r ‘ ishts wi a —e was able tg score but four 1 Quite as speedy. He kept a left} man has ey % ¥' See WME ST CES * Bre wr ‘ » “ EASES LIE eit ih EES Wie tee Mallat Dent ol ere — , ta ee eee SPREE OFDM Maes BION OS ee eal =a ’ = * et > ee A RA CAE OORT Cs PCRS am tab ty eee Mite. nd he ara oey ¢ . ? Oe ee ce nee cern atetinty ns 2 ee name pur mage performance | — — enna nein aan ay BB PPP PBL LPB PD LOOP AA el A OD — 4 LAPIS oe OY YO Yee ener eee eee eee Whether the commission will see | fit:to sidetrack Wills is en angie! ess. 105 iMcCabe). 3 te and 6 to 5. | ; ! 5 rga | eT ee ae: oe , iand and territorial fights will Grinnell 37, Ames 23. ia that it has recognized mixed boute FIRST RACE—Claiming, $1000, 3 year-) Robbia, Smudge and Scratch also ri. Championship —_— Fouls HAT disciple of bruce S ® ° LOCAL, Louis [” niversity High ned am | supplemented this with a neat To my in various instances during the 9.ds and up, five and a haif fturiones: | PIFTH RACE 4.1 ear-old nd ward. «| reneth “Big” Mlunn will St. Louis w. 36, Missouri W exn- . ght-hand drive to the body. He test 4 ; “ ‘hiet Spon j (K. Noe), $6, &3.80 PS hom that ar ae Tr, ¢ § an ¢ upw: a Si = , ’ ose [ e Here. nasium. = ; ; grea past ‘year seems to indicate it will $23.30, iret’ talvinn. 106 (F. Woodstock). | Dustman \ie wee 16 teil. xy a0 we Hurt Nebraska. undergo another grdeal at tal Se gen , — ine oy —— dots U. High 28, Country a ernan es et ee eee play ts back up Wills’ challenge. $24.60, $9.90. second; Remnant, 100 (A irst: Happy Moments, 10:3 Hi alec co}, eago tonight—hiS secOnd since LREADY one is peeping over Day 19 : - , MEN WHO BUILT UP rs the second round as a resunit of a trate quickly There is A prevailing feeling | Git, "Lieve, Farrell ca sen. atid % at oak. ” ae thir 1. Tivn * : . Special! to the Post-Dispatch. the dramatic elimination of kd the horizon here, W ith Bast Central 23, Principia 9: ‘ ST. LOUIS SOCCER IN. od and oft-repeated left jab. the game ir that. Dempsey’s manager docs not Johnston, Julie, Frank Sumpter, Yerausis) Dravery. Antilles, Midnign! storie ee LAWRENCE, Kan., Feb. 18.—] Lewis as champion, @ few weexs Side and local tracks contemplat- |~ Ranken 23, C. B. C. High 22. Hanrahan’s left eyebrow Wa&S| ning to the want Jack to fight the colored bat | and High Priestess also ran, oy ' _— - * | Unless the Jayhawkers relax in| #g0. Munn opposes Mike Ro- ae 3s ene te ce ee ee Roh Whites 10, St. Lawrence 64. ANNUAL GAME SATURDAY Marked as he quit the second | tre tries exc 16 SECQN LACE—Ciaiming. $1000. 3- | ; St : rs 7. . ; Sage “i tler. More than tnree years ago| SEC D Rac iets halt tur Sauinn Grentetehe their vigilance and are caught un-; Mano who, for some gaged — original Knockout blow to the meets aa Cotee: The, annual Old-Timers’ soccer prt co , was cut also in| the break st Kearns told Wills that Dempsey | jongs: Captain Costigan, aa (M, Buxton). | ee prepared by some lesser team, Just | chief meal-ticket to Bd Lew's. Western Jockey Club was land- MEN'S MUNICIPAL LEAGUE, ame, proceeds from which are d= agg deg Boi esc on his mind ; noted to char: ~, will be held Sat- The Englishman was great SU-|in the mat . $4.80, $3.30, $2.50. st: 1s! econd race—Apple Blosse ed Wood henever E > a new would give him a fight, but theiyigh¢ s}. $5.80 $3.80. secon : Pie oe Pe 7 ee) as they were walloped early in the | Whenever Ed needed a ed. That was 20 years ago. One American Brake 24, Wagners 9. | | ' urday afternoon at St. Loule (Unie perior in every wavy to young and unaware of and bout has not materialized Wills Rin Ir ; ‘teve S. . Wray’ Girl, rit aad , Kay & ra LACE | ‘a ‘ apartment house or two they ‘ pre : ‘ 58 . Be eiis?, + “fs : ' ‘Se oe iwelina, Star (¢ ourt, tu b- ' season by the Kansas Aggies, they ail i , , -one avs of Shell m4, Medarts . . ne ‘ in at »~ | hundred and eighty-one d folie versity Field, Grand bouléva nxious Tiernan. and when the ver- | ing about h racing annually were run off in Laclede avenue r ' & Brown 12. “ ' ict went to O'Hanrahan for once He never declares it is because Dempsey can) pall; Currier, Fair’ Break. Pentecost’s| lteity, Col. Pat, Sancho Panzy, Cassie Ann|/are almost certain winners of the; Steamed up Romano and Lewis Missouri Pacific 25. Hamilton- ; ‘ici i 4 ] PT oO - ‘Ss , ’ * ~~ . * 7 ’ >i J a . L r 4 . this vicinity then, sometimes WALTHER LEAGUE, petro BE Phil Kavanaugh real victor got real applause. he misses Paige, Pentecost c ; ; a > , } Solomon's hilis Fifth race—Ukeechobre, , 4 . ar if \ . not be tied to a contract. Demp-| Last and Belpre also ran. | Se aaa va Syory Black | Missouri Valley Conference basket- | romped around with | like, but with two tracks running simulta- Christ Church 46, St. Trinity 2 Paul MeSweeney, Butch Aquat; 4 neously Nedceemer 40, Grace 2 Bull Brannigan, King Fie - — - offers alibis : alwavs to victory. : + ~* . aa as ACE ’ gy F* eral a eet n2 RTH RACE—$1000. nd .t U0, second; Silver State Nit} v five games remaining F : . “i: ‘eNn- ‘ e eo ats . x . | ee tingee>-tnameme % c1er Sher 8 among the first territorial cen-_ Rock Church 15, St. Roses 8. for the starting whistle ‘ 7 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.,- Feb. 18.— | was the le vt Sul Geld, tartebd alee ten Acsian, > |thalf furlongs, 4-year-olds and up, $600: We have not seen Northwestern 29, Chicago 7. tournament, when some crack , ° ve f THIRD RACK, claiming. $1000, B-year-| Green brid geet ae ‘ : ' , ney S$ manager says it is hecaure eidd one mile sad glee Golden ‘p. Hoeperul, Forty-Two, Recoup. (ball championship. Last night, w os ssieiiati at the money end has never been) ace tol (i. Gianelloni), 37.20, $5.10, . gO Kansas beat down the last threat | rhe “form” on tonight's show ’y ) firet: Shangnai, Nve)}. ' "yeereaaaapl + age . ’ | amwe f is doomed to —— — 3° $9.50, second: Mise Washingto nf At Tia Juana. of a serious rival in defeating Ne- sake “sya nig ae “Y line shows ' Tul ‘ O’Brien. prAn. ! urther complication was seen . Peternell). $3.90 third. Time, IRST RACH—four furlonzs, 2-yvyear- |braska in mimite on i deteat. ne airec oy ayes , PAROCHIAL SC. OOL LEAGUE FNC Urey, OnT Te rien, his f ; us CACT: ur furlonss, Ska in a spfrited game, 28 l : ol av ' situation get } 7 SC. o EE Net B.. | amous in dispatches received here today ae “J. br. MacMillan. Confiuente alsu 0 ds ‘A : - a8 The 7 ne 119 cearne ) 9 ” . I - I that Nlunn heat Lewis. “A ho de- the ee me S, t a“ sa" er fea St. Fdwards 26. Sacred Heart 16. Ha gerty and. others bav e assured . IN I. B. A. TOURNEY Hall, Chie , : $2020, first: Omnia 119 (Lil- | a'reneont . WASHING $5.90 and $3 second: Finn Lag r el Al, Reenefry. Midnight . * * we can grant you are nights and me “ . Aas: E-MAN EVENT—Ancient. Or- ~ ciation. This hody. which Involves | *:" ; % aS , . A, a. t champion, won the 10,000-meter | . ’ ; ’ ef New . \“ er). » 40. hird. rime—1: 3-5. | thur Middleton and Rifl so ran. = . age 96 of United Workmen, St.; Paul, shaut-97 states tn which boxing {« he eae gp lege, ime Bert : ’ irle also ran TWENTY-FIVE ENTRIES Boy, Page the S. og ae ™ Sundays. ARMY CHAMPIONSHIP event at the Lenox Hill A. A. games Ss: Rereman’s Sporting Goods, St.| ®@wepenen a a Pe : Y Yella, Adler and Tilles, the lo- Te T = T last night in 45 minuteg 504-6 séc- He : Preven . Montgomery roverned hy commission ,+|alsoreran. Finn Lag and Socrates. Boorh : Tia « Scratches. F WA ee Cella, ; A 1 n ul. “808: Tenson Furniture Co., 0? : hn, mich entry, fia Juana Scratches OR SOUTH BROAD HE suggestion has been made cal racing triumvirate, were BOUTS TO Bé HELD onds, establishing an fndoor rec= . Paul. 2800: Hoffman-Crosby, | reared evnepenn the chamnton iff he side ies — P a nee Sine niet vy. Second race Ri ? ; ~ "- seg ’ : . res ew ‘ia Now Yark 1 olbegy + hile! ge ya May, first, Tulsa, | | eg HR ge why 1. Teme Fra! ING SHOW TOMORROW that Wrestling Champion about to surrender until George BARRACKS SATURDAY ord, as it wae t's or ceaanie al ine Neh. $706: Guarentes Mund tured the i H , econe ' Pi. .) a ', SAA CA “ rs wei, x? n - TT, leafs 3 te : * >. = . ’ . ‘ 8 ma: etsy sa br ‘ Th rd race—Colone| q att, Tw entv-five entric - —— matches was completed yesterday ing proposal was born is that only nig't race track the goun- The winners in the various eventS |the Rrowns announced today that sy; Poma, Chic ao, 1182, J yesterday that he has accepted ew Urieans. beiti ) both a wrest- . : ) ‘hi artici Bo- @ SINGLHS—1 Bell. Rockford, ‘Il At New Orleans. by the acquisition of a middle- Munn, having been both a try ever knew, at the South Side | will be sent to Chicago to partiecl- |), wag negotiating with the rao. 1 “ ocmtere®: sit., terms for a match with Jack Dempn- Weatl Jear; Track S - a ‘ jniwhs a ttrantiat 2 hla .: os carwtey iin team 2 finals : F. Riehst et = ] 75: EF - eather Clear; Track Slow. s weight and a flywe traction. | ler and a boxer, should be abte Park on Russell avenue. This | pate in the Sixth Corps Area finals ton Braves for a game to be played Pr. Neale. Otnana Ont hha ri ag sey In California either In May or ' ‘rst race, S1000, ciaiming. 3-vear-olde ; ~~ . . d . . scteee FIRST RACE 100, for maiden : Dace bg Mike Clayton protege of the vet- refpat ; 1e ull the ; . . . in March. 26, ‘ in June, He would not reveal any | olus, six ivrionge—w Mae Mt 1 Seyear fp td Bie $' St, Anthony ge Hea McCarthy wilt’ hwep let ee te a ~ ‘ course graduated some famous Scott Field and the Jefferson] at St. Petersburg, Fla. March ®. Minneapolis, 654; J. H. Coffon, other information but it is renorte4 vey). 4 to 1, 4 to 9, firat: Tr s-| "| “ ope ro r os x ; 2 iv of the superiority of wrestling. jockeys and “slickers’—and then Barracks are the only two army but that srrangement of. the game. a een Rav. Wis... 645. ; . e se ar a ls aati { rmme 116 ine : , , , . - nh : punches with Tom Pigac hat's : ; ? ; : : 1 the proposed match 1 d Y pea Hayes 111 mins) ‘ethene dl og “ oF ~— 9 s P | \ : POmerene : Recoverer .... Side troupe meets Ray Palmer of | ler nor a boxer—in this writer ern Jockey Club. affair. Following are some of the of the gate receipts. Even > 52.000 Lieut. Rust, Labelle. Little Pal. Storm Also } e— ‘ . : th As a fighter will urticipate: Seott 4 ; ; or : PT *n ‘@ : lle ,. oy asi , e in} é ast. : - ‘0 ce ‘ho w a rticip . oc Manager Kane sald any other in- Cloud also ran, aMcPhersom entry Don’ t Bot. hi r Me. Ltt cella (ys the Mullanphy ymnasium n opinion at least 8 Later when the forees that boxers who J if there are few teanis in the wo | Swede Johnson, middle- | like the Braves, Iriel thought the SECOND RACE, $1000. claiming, 3-! Fo ail...eee103 ®Orlova 8) flyweight special. ‘ras twice knocked out by . i ol cl Field — Jack Adams, heavyweight formation must come from nrom >- vear-olds, six oe ware ace 114 1. | dmire income: Veler : The ye Ni specials are a bantam- monn = i : - 8&5 | built the South Side track ac- tera on the Coast whose names he | lien). 9 to 2. O, firet: Galatia | a» Mar- nies men weighing about 60 pounds refused to give. He said, howev>sr, 110 1c _ second: Out: Sec race, $1000, cia ming ¢ weight bout between Nik Char- AI Iv two ventures quired control of the Western: | wesent: F roggie Vida! Jefferson | Browns were as good an attrate ar cast 108 (Yelton), rd. ‘ime®) pide: three and a balf furlongs: ; wick and Dan Cibulka and a wel- less—: enn ditotes Jockey Club, they refused dates} Barracks—Finis de Viera, Manuel}... ype Roston bunch, and it will be i ee =e — will start ‘training 1:13 Fed Ee s ; “8 mae ow eper, ¢ roid ite Bat hilde Seth... | terweleht duel between Frovk Pow- in the ring. to P. J. Carmody of St. Louis viguero, Corp. Rothermel, Frank 50-50 or no game. : t exe MONTH. ae Wahkeena also ran, | . a wee McGrew sts) # caeiae Et es "116}er and Oscar Andrews, The ban- As «a wrestler—he is one of and the Union race track, one of | Beasley and Ed Donaldson. Veulinedianl “Priel closed for . Third Race—Fire Boy, won: Buck. sec tare ie pert Fe Burnt , | tamwelght setto will unofficialls the handsomest former football } ‘orst blot on racing his- Harry Sbarre will referee and ith the ‘Cine! Reds te } Macklin Defeats Patton. ond; Huon Pine, third. fen Handiey.. . Nadine Me....-113! involve city championship honors. players we ever laid eyes on. Se es ten ts ee Fred Gilmaster and Circuit Judge | game with the ¢ mow April . : p et : Jacksonville i Dr. Macklin defeated F. H. Pat- THIRD RACE, $1000, claiming, 3-year. | P4CK Lea... Light View. Andrews. a mémber of the Jeffer- If someane wants to be in- tory, was built at Natural Bridge | popert W. Hall will be judges. he plaved at champlon: ton, 10 to 80, In 78 innings in the olds and upward, five and a ha'f Vorvouse Ab w » ay fa > test the wrestier-boxer 7s - _ moet ; ¢ o 7) Roth players had high runs of five. | Wood. The Runt, Brinkley and Dust Flower | Dicky .eeeeeee at: * * * stepped the patience of the com MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW COLLARS | “a? ie ‘hapl ; axev ees At Havana. munity, which legislated book- 7 kirk and Milligan play tonight. pap ae. | din eckeris ash FOURTH RACE. $1500. handicap. o- a 7 - *\ntonia .... ay: ‘iret race. 3-year-olds and un, claim. In the Dark Ages. making—and therefore racing— I vear-olds and upward, mie and i teen. hh : ape Twelve B ie negiti: ithe, GH00_ five and a half furlongs: e ‘ : . ine 9 ree. a " At — -Honor, 111 iHurn). The & 3 to 4. ie tft 7 1\ rwelve Bells.... L. Gentry ..,.113 Solomon's Fayor. | HICAGO ' planning out of existence, Su. ? Ww . first: ( hilhowee, 12H (J. 1). Mo mo iat . ~ WV a *leprech: eres ] : \ ival of that old gov rning ~ | ‘ * : neome Lady. ; . , t+ out second: Elector. 95 ¢L Ane) ; , er: ~~? LOR Alan ire fal i ‘ini ig b 1) , Yr . i ‘ y . - ~ ine aulina «> isV KF) ver, ey I Inenpurst “a 2 eS all ova i - ! Pirst race, claiinnig, $1000, 3-year-olds] i, 3 third. Time. 1:45 3-5 stabout | Jip tracti Primus 113° Grey Gi body of racing, the Western end ap; five and a half furionga: ae hg aApris; tive .. n , Dr | 5. 3 ii *Mad Nell 109 Hard Guese.,..192)°O 1S. ‘ourth race, $1200, handicap, kieoer Thirty Seven...108 Gupton LL: Jockey Club, with 12 cities, one €SS Well and Succeed logaline Probity ’ 104 FIFTH RACE—S1000, co}: ling, 4-ve, olis ar uD: Six furlongs: Confederacy . oe. 108 . iO xp Sn Bp ie she i —--: ) —EEEE . wey -y29 | olds and up, mile and a sixteenth: jinad | Best Pal 1 .109 ary e. Sy per-e ‘7 ao up, claim of them St. Louis, in line. . . a 2 113 (Allen), @ to 10, 1 to 3 and out. first: | Jue avid ; Pur 5 ne HOY, five ane a ha Uriongs: : are “i ~ 0 “ra. ZA it a eel Shes. + Sarto 206) (Valliaeot). 2 t. ed Gn 1 uate J intner. 118] tloe Tag. 110 Tubby A. With the epidemt f Z : ¥e%s ‘ Factile . ait ; ‘ " stati Son 1 eat) at 9 *Summer Moo n. > *Kidnap 10": ‘ival”’ spr li across the coun. - : Muska llonge . i gees tad ele ee a ge ne aie O Pp nd J David, H Outlet i ®*Snringvale Viva spreading a = ry . 4 Alaa ellci bina Fst 5. third. Time—1:48. St. Martins, Black- | jest Pal and Just Dav olman entry; “A tees ae per _ + race track “is a | is . 1 Mise La ap al olia, Promising Tom and Judge Breuer also | Certsi) and Marvin May, MePherson entry. ; ‘ A ebersthy oe ee ee ee ee oe perp “4 : i | is is an unusua oppe 4 wesh'n ip mon a a é . ~ ran. ifth » S1TOO0O. &- ‘year- -0 de and up: ; ee. G reat. Wa’ ae - almost over night, a goVN er ning | vial ot : ; ; " ry and seventy varda: ~ ee : ie A. , ws ; Second ras aiming, $1000, 3-year. SIXTH RACE—$1000, claining, 3-vear- eens . th ; 91 Ladv Reile St. Fau: 1 acambo .., 9Ag ; body soon will be needed. ; ] | } Bw siateenth ; olds, one mile and seventy yards: Content! lorger ....... LOR” Barracuda .....108 lve ; ell t ummie W. ’ There is already grave danger i ~“S | | lor ¥ Ou to uy , at @ lirrichina (ilily Gardner. tiolden é — Princees Ahmed. ro é Tet, MOOR. .- =i ment 106 (Allen). 5& to 2% even an Setting un. TOR Coetigan 1 3 | Solomon's Kiits..11° ' , ‘ Lough Storm...112 *Hands Up..... to 2, first; Calembour 111 (Fronk), 4 to 1, | th race, $1000, claiming Third race, 3-year-olde and up. claim-| that the game will be overdone | Oy suane eeceeees *Miracle Man...195/"% to 1. second: Sweeptong 105 «\ nd up: 1 p : fe ana a ne F Surienge: and that the flv-byv-nights will . Sat ing, the famous remiG wesc , : 102] mot), 2 to 6. third. Time—1:48 boyy inhurn BA ro sée8 ‘ ¥ bisperi a ; , . . : . a . STicncey 2.226 e +} Roo, Booster, Sincere and Head Line als jleanor S$ j joy Fron ae oe oo ee BN ea put the real race courses in dis- e - : : ‘ s oo) ; 7 . : ne Theo Bement ’ Ms il) Wells, Catherine Von Utter, Clonaslee thle mis. Te Heaten. . ee 1h Pate th + *Beity Maloney. Ourth race~—Nassau, Fifth race—Tele- | Weat wood 113 °Virgi scope, Soldier I. Our Birthday, Grass A'eo eligib! rginus ...+.103 oe Bolt... toed CiALlMi neg, £1000, ®.vear- Tree Rajah Sea cy ourt ‘ ®*Gladve 4 Fifth race. 2, vear-o)k le and up, hand!\- _ ods: for f rien bh! — e| lsat es} n a) . 4 1c ates ur Uric e Vit, 6 erten 1 1 ip TH «6 see ee x P eT CEs s a < ar " S800, {| ve Rit a half ful longs: - Rommel Signs Contract. ne K iv . ‘see QO! a Telese one 7 . , oe 1) : ; eeeee ariation ,..s. 17 Overlook ‘$ * Pretty Bill....J08 At Havana. Weather clear. track good, Gussie P, ...104 Troe American,.11% | By the Associated Pre 13 1 l 1 I I ll - ae . = M8 ; . ’ P . - +! : Sy - ‘ eee SoEOOE 5 os BOE Mulligan .....309 *Apprentice allowance claimed Rough and Ready, Rendal's Reoval.1 PITIL ADELPHI! x ‘Feb. 18.—Eddie Sieetien™ f Boosting ......110) Weather Clear; Track last. enna nemete : Sixth, race S-venr-0 fa and up. claim- Rommel, star right-hander of the S Rireme and Mvatifyr. Wo J. Salmon andi FIRST RACE, N-year-olds and up, claim- » , re oe a yards: Phil -Iphia etics’ ! IDE RIM R. TT. Wileaon entry: Over! ooK and Kivi. H. | 5, GOO, one mile and 70 yards . JACKSON TAKES LEAD Sianeibire Gh ‘On malio {boyy ae ‘ Shane’ cameiiak aateee en FS eager S. Wr vd Lik en sand ‘ . . . i Firth race, Ambussudar handicap, $1500 ‘grat; ie" Miver ‘tou’ cerluwey: | IN HORSESHOE TOURNEY | sti ticcs tie sMtaoe tae: tng | Manager Connie Mack, This leaves . +4 ' ae Mribbie}, A lin ‘ , ‘-vear-olde: mile and a ® gteenth: on 4 j - ngelina. , 45 One laye ra : , : to @ econd: ay Rose at , ' ; r, Frank Welch, outfield- Hr Ae n p Vo , vr 2 sh _ second; May Rose 10; te ere "a *Kathieen K.... *Ponderosa ..,.107 1e@ Pla! ? 7 9 So 8! aid ihe Sotantae™ oe amr f milkil!), g 8, third, Time. 1:46 3-5 the Ae tated Presse *Rova!) Spring. *Verdiloon sb came : er, unsigrfed., he young man S hin th race. aiming, $1000. ‘8. vear-olda | °¥'™. Dantzic and Battle Bert also ran LANKK WORTH, Fla., Feb. 18,— 2 Redwood coses tO? °COlerED :... amano Attoo Glory of the Seas i! saad " eet gis hers ee: a ie : rhe si ee | 3-vea fit ari 7 pware Frank “War tlorse”’ Jackson of eGaticde sid ‘ style of the hour. haga Pe : . (Carpenter), 2 te “* ‘ I.ellerton, ta., twice holder of the Shenae lene: track fast, ed st. Louis : tl . ’ 7 : . " “ AT ce “ ° : 1 a + il world’s horseshoe crown, advanced : enh ti i AD Hend Made Upstanding, smooth and permanen y " ) *Riosaom He nis ‘ te : _ we te ee 4 7 e. : itd. aron. Oricnta!l . { to fir + wee ve . . : os ; oe. tte bE jason. Oriunia! ret position in the second day's se. As | a 20c white collars. They will not wilt, crack tuki. Galway Reon arden aid Danty rn | Dlay of the midwinter national! 105 SP ndmont nbhtcnagl RACK B.vear-olds ana pvard horseshoe pitchers’ tournament. a Ra Fagg ery | 8c or sag. They are pre- -shrunk and are U Pee ti Py mor s taf “! inn ree we t. Shapoff stabie en hy ee es $600, 8 x turk ongs— Drive te Peat. | Jackson defeated Putt Mossman, Sulphur Water 2 fo -oleebagpeeanipesagrabed tw rhac ake LR ete Rented er Bm COLLARS ily laundered aa race, claiming. $1000, Szear-| how Weis Via’ Moda)" tot. a S| present champion, of Eldorado, Ia. TURKISH BATHS || easily laundere 1} Pyperion ......1! ff. | ee wel lo iene ren ~r i Paps ti | by 60-34, tossing 47 ringer ne ‘ ! 15 State Men SHA Oo techin. Cd , San Diego, Lit. |S OOM St Tiggers ane 3 riment for Ladies | c Civetr, Peasopy @& Co.Inc. Makers Troy, N.Y: 1 North Breeze... t: po Hope, Caval mca Blushing Ma i bance vl 76 shoes pitched, while BELCHER HOTEL | Ank Your Wenter— _ a0. P. IDE & CO., INC., TROY. N. ¥. Weather cloudy. track fast FO°".RTH RAC vo ran 2 wear-atde “aiming put over 41 ringers and ; *Apprentice allowance claimed $800, six furlongs—Roching, Ot “« wles aD iv doubles, FOURTH AND LUCAS Westerheide Tob, & Cig, C0.

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Elizabeth Griffin of 4217 South Grand | oS and by way of last word accouter-| » "Re jay» cetter.” test of character than any match in! 360; Cannefax, 352. lost 11 with New Orleans a year|TUm the “St. Anthony 1000” for|noulevard. beloved mother of Mn ft _RINGW ALD— Entered into Fest on A INR AI Re OT GR RMT ARIE yA ACORN ET INES Te ee OT AD ments, wore a neat white running, = ord of 2:15 2-5 yet en 5 oO: ae can ie 2. ace ps dear . Fed, 36. 1958. Bes Ringwald. dea: - jersey, 4 brilliant British f} o c o nditions; | losing to Young Jake Schaefer he | of the late game that Cannefax | Rush Had Good Record. rd of 2:19 2-5 jointly with al | grandmother of Donald G. Pickrell and our - | was sprea ig n ae ao ag. | whether the was relinquishing the champion-| found his stroke. He played poor- Another who had a good minor Cutbill, the “Flying Parson.” Jim- ce wen: Sear Bilao Litto and Aifred | Cosay won Ww ease as little Jem | eS room is cold of ship for the first time since he ac-|ly in the afternoon. H league record is Rush from Water-| ™Y Connolly, former Georgetown | from. Peetz's funera) home, 3025 Lafavette ee oe — ie ‘Bowker, his trainer and teacher, ee ; pee | Oppe clicked , ; star, has run a 2:16 this y avenue. to St. Anthony's Church, ar been tee ms ’ 4 lige agro nae . warm, the balls; quired the title, 11 years before. loft nine points to nis first nine in- | bury. He was one of the leading - eens GUDERMUTH—0On Tuesday, Feb 17 Th restaoase, 3 t 2: ‘grinned tremendously in e cor- i “bumpy,” wheth-| Hoppe since +1912 has been | nings, and this gave him a iat att | hurlers in the Eastern League, Another feature of the A 1925. George *A. Gudermuth. beloved nue, on Se pga 6 AB pak a op r) l ae Sig tamer the cushions | troubled with a nervous affliction | eight points for the block and 323 ‘winning 22 and losing 10. His aire pms eS smeared of Edward. Charles and Gide Gohermath lees : Seclety” Master Dalene ¥ Max | _gbbgarlee ee al oe aap ee de . =—_—_ Gogay got the decision at the | variably mastered the situation. | time threatened to rob the same of| made a three- cushi h a ©| Dodger list ‘of rookies of whom lie Plant, American walking | W. of A. and Magnet No. 365, K. of FP. | 2_p. m.. to Valhalla Cemetery BILLIKENS RUN OVER end of three rounds. Some of Is- Bina nibiti On snot without much is n champion, who has defeated the | Allenton, Mo. c) HELBY—-On "Sedieaten’ We Feb. 18, _ = : * Besel’s friends set 1 cae | | eee Sever em, even on | its most picturesque figure. ‘any trouble. Then he made a bank laos eer, He ts Cox, the! oiympic 10,000 meter winner, Ugo | HECKMANN—Pasesed on, Tuesday, Feb.| Victoria Shelby. our dear mother CENTRAL WESLEYAN rael's Fine 038 8 gen aes : y games, . ‘ In his match w ith Demarest in | ‘shot that was a great piece at ous outfielder, obtained from Portland Frigerio ai tastes plier em, an 17, 1925, at l as in.. Ethel de win a : ‘ ‘din when the verdict came owa. A Versatilo Master. (1912, I counted 33 preparatory | work. He manipulated his ‘ and who is counted upon to win a . , settles, 4489 San Francisco avenue, Or INTET- ORE ii was an unkind demonstrationa | , ’ ‘ : ce pet cue) regular berth i to ’ see to eliminate George Couid-/| beloved wife of William L. Heckmann, . UINTET: Sé . . i oe. aoe 4n1.| 1 have. heard it oath that Hoppe | strokes before he was able io strike | like a real master, and clicked oft | "he oe 356 — field. CoX} ing’s two-mile record of 13 min- + se —- of Bilite and Betty Heckmann, |, member of Third Order St. . ‘sit?t ma- . against aks the ball. This was entirely invol-/ eight _~ ‘090 and made 25 home| ear daughter of Mrs. Sarah Frances de umphed in splendid fashion. ean't do this thing or that; that! z Pe caroms before he terminated | | runs : | utes 38 3-5 seconds. Witt and our dear sister, daughter-in-law Tuesday, Feb. 17, 1925, James O'’Hanrahan England’s d i elon ticul untary and must, of course, have his run by missing a hard shot by | Re d f the I and s'ater-in-law. acoeee 3. § Shields. » ie4 5 pyincent : Bich Me 3 ~“|he can't uplicate 1e particular ‘ ‘ a tre us al | : ecords of the Dod c Fu 1 Friday. F 2 avenue, oved son of t an Fence Sid amateur welterweight. | P P _resulted in a tremendous mental/a hair. After 10 innings Cannefax Same Cink Pas iB odger rookies JOHNSON EXPECTED gromp banat, Merencin cenoan ee coe West Shields. and gear brother of Mary Eileen — SG tal “eciner ta 'performance which made some oth- strain. Ordinarily. three prepara- got his stroke working again. and é sap, Cheb. Pos. AB. R._ H. HR. SB. “AY | | Florissant avenues, to Vathailn mandsieam [ene James Warren Shi Sh nielda on aan dane ARALITSI 44 ' wer , fc c Spmion? ¥sto yer | . : . . saree ort land, « f. 696 15 >”? 9 Os & BS —— Cantrell, Okmul- Washington pitching staff, was ie. 3 7 4925 aren al - foe ytd nia fiata street. beloved | SEEWING—Entered into rest on —-— —_-—— rAY ww | Bthe second round as a result of a iain. | , MEN x oi BUILT UP | trate quickly. He buries himself in) ->nhampionship. | SIMPSON TIGER STAR ee, Dp. --. 2-1: ? nursing a badly lacerated hand to- | F ‘Himas Ae. ASE a a 4 Tuesda LOU SOCCER [ #0 Hanrahan's left eyebrow was! ,; ; Abandoned the Masse. | - : | tent aha: dear broth f Will H A, Slewing (nee Plasamann), Bad, 45 ping to the table for the first shot. 3 ‘ | IS ON INJURED LIST. nat Ww aterbury, ging along a mountainous road | fS8t Drother o iiiam R. and arry | of Frank B. Siewing. dear mother of ANNUAL poll SATURDAY barked as he quit the second He tries exceedingly hard to make In his challenge match with! By the Asscctsted | me ERAS De , 7 99 o yesterday. The injury, doctors said, _Funeral rom Hauck & Schmitt partors. ,line and Fern Siewing. dear dauahter of : : se ¢ Be: found. His right was cut also in | the break shot and from that point | Schaefer, following the tourna-| COLUMBIA, PS Feb. 18.—Robert | iliame, ack- : ‘while painful, was not serious. oC Grand boulevard. Friday, Feb. | | seinen atl ons. tear dines ana ment, he demonstrated hts ability! Simpson, coach of the Missouri | McPhee. oper r | daughter-in-law, aunt and niece. Se ee ee ewe ee RE eee ae ae ek re the third round. ee , on his mind is so deeply engrossed é ee ¥ > ; 3 cf | : ts oF . Petersburg , 8B «4 Funeral from family residence, 5230 = Englishman was greatly SU-/|in the match that, usually. he is| to adapt himself to conditions by a a re pe rte | | Saginaw ..... 29 cr Mondt Defeats Bauer. ~ | ‘ag (o4) | Wren avenue, Friday, Feb. 20, at 2 v. m. Perlor in every wav to véun and on thi : entirely aban i ‘ 2 ith ce oO eleating | ; ‘ | to Laurel Hill Cemetery. (et) 7UURS unaware of anything else transpir- entirel} abandoning the masse Kansas in the dual meet between |——— _PITC HERS’ ae DS. By the Assoctated Press : | KISS-—On Tuesday, Feb. 17. 1925. at SMITH—-On Tuesday Feb. 17. 5. at anxious - preg we and when the ver- | ing about him. stroke, on account of the nervous/the two schools here Feb. 25.. The | offers alibis to persons near him Schaefer and retained he title. several weeks ago, has transformed | worth 209 194 102 ? man grappler, two out of three “2 | : ee ; : " | Robert ; uneral from residence. 3726 Ohio ave- | ’ Friday, m $T. PAUL TEAMS LEAD during a match. When he made| Hoppe won the 18.2 title in 1919! W58t appeared to be certain victory | poerls falls in a wrestling match here | nue Friday, Feb. 20. at 8:30 a. m., to St. | ; h. ai ce Rs Be es 2 2n7 +) and held it continuously ti 991) into mere hope, Coach Simpson said Greaee last night. Bauer won the first fall | Anthony's Church, thence to New St. Mar- | ver7 Cemetery. Deceased Was a Member . IN i - TOURNEY his famous run of 307 at Orchestra 4 ’ y until 1921, yesterday. Hae lh in 16:12 with a toe hold and Monat | cus’ Cemetery. (c4) | of St, Vincent de. Paul's Society. Married ° De fhe Hall, Chicago, against the late when he lost to Jake Schaefer. He} nineteen as ' Williams | Men's Sodality, Fourth Degree : y : : vy took the next two in 39:30 dnd | KNOWER—Mary Leslie Knower, ased 86 k il. Kniahte of Cohasahan ' | _ “> oti shaban oe Jake Schaefer Sr., in 1906, Willie, won it back in 1922 and uccess-' M’MILLAN FORMER bee = 13:28. Wayne (Big) Munn, heavy- 1 . Tuesday. Feb. 17, 6:30 m.,| and Nenneile Walants of America. ie) ‘ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.,-Feb. 18. was the least excited of all per-| fully defended it in 1923 and in : McPhee” iti ile 4 : weight champion, gave an exhibi- | ¥ Dr. Charles Knower. mother * | sTAHL—Entered into rest, Monday. Feb. FRIGERIO SETS NEW _— high records were predicted |sons assembled there. a se 1924. i BROWN, IS HOLDOUT Petersburg 33 : a7 37 ‘ a Funeral Thursday, ee er er ES b-2 eee be ror “IIOuwDooH ~ ms “1D todax in the International bowl- ———$ $ ~ ww . = ; yap pine enema. te ee ae — DOT BLES M. Jergenson-M. J. You get the cash at once and ‘ Lehmann, f beloved hushand of the. ee APR eS Mintea Olis 1959: G P ALLENTOW N. Pa.—Harry Greh, * : : . late Mary lehmann. dear father of Emma ntered into rest on Sunday. te TREAT PRIEL sees, Mit 1 . 3258: = you pay the loan a little each Beckmann. Los Angeles. Cal.: Anne Lowry Feb. 15 1925. at 7 pv. m.. rol BRAVES Bonerud-l. Mahr. St. Paul, 1214; | middleweight champion of the week, or each month. Henry Lehmann (deceased). Minnie Mur- . beloved forace Ra Gora Forken, LIKE MINOR oa Bilski-C. TL. Wiblishauser,. St. world, easily won the decision | . ‘a levees or B ; mul, 1194: J. Vooney-T). Clark. Min- ever Billy Britton of Pittsburc. il “iake piace tre from the Multen Fries oe! apolis. 1187: HH Thoma-C. TT.) Kan. The champion apparently — day that ¥ oma, Chicago, 1182. did not extend himself for five ‘he Bos- SINGLES—I. Bell. Rockford, II1., rounds but had no difficulty in a2: F. Riehstein, St. Paul, 675: E. | eoutpeinting his opponent when he Neale, Omaha, 667: Henry Lohey- eut leose tin the last half of the re. Minneapolis, 654: J. H. Coffon. | 10-reund battle. een Bav, Wis.. 645. ) HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — Tommy aypbeal : Lehm (de- | dear Fos Joseph hMann ide Santen tal Mr If you have a regular income, and a reputation for honesty, you can borrow money from ‘§/} ier-in-law. grandfather. us. . r. brother-in-law and uncle, in | No pledges. No assignment | his elghty- fifth vear. Cemeter y. of wages. No publicity. No 4) tes ae from residence of daughter. | f nographical Union No. embarrassing conditions. Bits ae “+ 1 aie yg ot Surety Loan & Thrift Co. |thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. | P 1022 Locust St., City Club Bldg. ‘| LeESC H-——Entered into rest on Tuesday. | Truth In Advertising ’ b z Daily, 9:00 A. M. t 4:30 P. M C| Feb. 17. 1925. John J. Loesch, beloved | The value of advertising ail} ’ « , “ — Oo * . . ; | husband of Carol ine he Loesch inee Heide- direct ratio Saturday Evening, 6 to 8. |/mann), dear father of Mrs. Lydia Flowers, | READER -CONFID CE is a. of \\\\\ aM PPeBA LICE LITINEY ANG Mg OM At WU A MR Gy TM OM OOM NOMENA MM TM te nn AS NS j Nunn Bush Phone: Central 5886. )| George H. and Mrs. Ella Marie Straube, (|our dear brother. brother-in-law, father-in- of TR i i law. grandfather and uncie. The ‘ations! <= === | Funeral on Thursday. Feb. 19. at 2 p. from W. A. Stock’s funeral — ( m.. _ SPIRITUALISM |2117 East Grand boulevard. “THEOMONISTIG—Lieht House Mission | oe fm Tuesday. Feb. 17, 1925. at | service Sunday. 8 p. m. 14th and Benton, | 6a Patrick J. Looney. beloved hus. | Pthird floor Thursday. 2 p. m.: Friday. ‘band of Rose McEneny Looney. Esther of ap. m 1438 Farragut. Sealed questions | John and Genevieve ey Ed | ‘ service. E. Doelling. ic6) | Mrs. John Moll, Mrs. Fred Thame, | Fr McCool and our dear gramd- LU UCECEU PU dveeeidavayenyyy yy yp gee eel (is i [ | | father. Funeral YWrom residence. 6036 Horton ° Pe Friday, Feb. 0. at 8:30 a. m., to} D B A T in rc | 8t. Hose’s Church. Interment in Calvary | Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Police Relief Association and Acme Tent ¢) ae f DLT TEL aeeneae ~ of the Maccabees. MARONEY—-Entered into rest on Tues | BLANC HARD—Entered into rest on day. Feb. 17. 1925. at 3:45 pd. m.. Mary P E R 80 N A L Wednesday. Fev. 18, 1025, Dr. Lillian | Maroney. beloved wi ife of Patrick Maroney. | LT EAP ACCME } { ; wr ’ ee G.eene) survived by | dear sister of Susie Reynolds. R. B. Rob- | ¢ Blanchard (nee Giee erts and J. W’. Roberis ) usband, Herbert J. blanchard, daughters . i osaat § hese Loui. Lillian Blanchard Johnston, rig 2 on Thureday. Feb. 19. at 4:40 | mother Mra. Mary M. Greene. A, from family resi len* +. 8? 7 Brooklyn PERSONAL Myneral services Thureday. 8 D. m.. sireet. to St. Michael's Church. thence to at family residence. 233° Whittemore | SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery, eK ' | PERSONAL— Ree: me carne home at ence: ince, Remains will be toe ees MILNER—Entered into rest on Gunday. | dont. vt fall Jo... Fyiday, « a. mm, P . Feb. 15. 1925 “halmer Hl. Milner. be- | PERSO rAL— Robert: ember of Kirkwood Methodist “hl lever son.of Gus aua Mollie Jerna (nee hel ‘ou all | McLauglin undertakers. in charge. Mattingley). <¢ brother of Mrs. Jack pers TAL Wil | eR Ee Me n * LAN K— Entered into rest, Tuesday. Feb. trot a % Wenke. Mre. William for return of ry . . . ~ P ’ \S , rhis is an unusual opportunits : an kt rT 7 ard Ss | Feb. | Mieepie,, ren Wailea = : My | 17. 1925, Leon Block, dearly belo\e. er. .._ Rarle . Rohes 4 and | ~— | husband of the late Hattie B.ock inee BY, -- ao = ay ol gaged n- | == ) o e = — - | | | : a d ' = i¢ | He — heavy fo oses), father of Mrs. A. W. Ettinger law. R _ : ae oo b “s a “ dec! ( - me — Metnn, a ; ° cad Pe Png Block, dear brother, brother- Funeral on Thursday. Fe» 19 at 9 a. FRATERNAL NOTICES ~ ) n-iaw and grandfather. m.. from residence of hia ‘ether. 417 ; ~ Wyneral. Thursday Feb. 19. at 2 p. m.. Warne avenue. Irte-ment National “eal + \" — A » s a — . ~ * e saving, the famous NunnBush = H : = y from residence, 4002 Russell avenue, (c) | efery. Jefferson Barracks. | lasonto xx pete ooh , Z “Ss , hence BROCH—Enptered into rest. Wednesday, eo yf + sed bE ap ~ Feb. 18, 1925, at 4 a. m.. at 75] Kast| ig wife of Patrick W. Epi svenue, LODGE OF ces te ee tgnlant 7:30. orrest Madison avenue, Kirkwood, Mo., ad Mire. dear mother of Genevieve ani Junitta Mo-| Wor. Bro. < e ; aw —~ = ~ Broch, darling daughter of Mr. and ra n and our dear sister, a : - ge 50 years. lodge will make an address. Officers and Ankle-Fashioned Oxfords ! | 3 Pato Both Sear ego ,Rowetia. Bar| ™ B20 Py ctneahey henge ae8'S. m. | ‘meabere oe ated ° ; _ = P % Due notice of funeral later. Remajne “~— uneral home, 3026 “Latayette J. YNN GOUGH, Ball-Fashioned Shoes " lat Bopp's chapel. avenue Interment at St. Matthew's ~— ROBERT Pian : ' , | BURNS—-On Tuesday. Feb. 17. 1925, | SIERDIEC K—Asleep in Jesus, Tuesday. | , " Jarest F. Burns. father of aby 7 Pr. Feb. 17. 1925. at 2 a. m Laverne _de- ou never suc ricl ge a ea at pet ah eee ha ae | “Remains at residence. esi ile ave- | Siece and cousin, at the age of 3 child. | inue. until 10 a. m. = from the Ambruster and # mont | : of 208 : . —- : _ Funeral Thuteday at 2 p. m. from real. | 2 mell S | ohester av en ue, Lee ey me. 19 aT ' dence. 2026 MeLaren avenne. Jennings. — | comet. n"Tecees :" A member of | St. Jacoby Fvanrrlica'-Lutheran | *. ; ‘p q A a e _— ; eager ct R. ae ar yo (c} | Ghoreh, thence to New Bethlehem Come: . Dowcibrwnc: E | DIXON-—Entered int» rest on Monday DOPTION | met O uts in 1S tO aCCO | Feb. 16. 19025. at 3:15 p.m.. Jeorge P. | OGILBEE—0n Tuesday, Feb. 17. 1025. A & | Dixon Jr. of 3017 ‘ North Floriss sant ave : at é ‘30 PD. m Mary Ogilbee ( «e Ward). ‘WANT te @ 3 ts ECCCCCUUNTUATLU ALAA AAL AE Hitt sue heloved son of George P. and #tella R. ,dear wife of Walter Ox'lbee. 4 sister of | _ Enat Dixon (nee Paddle). dear brother of Russell,’ Mra. Willlam Young (nee Ward) and our . | Richard and Norman pee and cur dear |dear silater-in- law. . Back abouti870, James N Wellman which just seemed to"Zo Pwith crandson and nephew, his sixteenth year. Funeral from ‘residen ence. 18622 pmilten developed a an weep pt sry No one else ever knew Funeral Thursdey. Fe? 19. at 8:30 a. avenue. on Friday. Feb. 70. at & +i _ wh m., from Matt. Hermann & Son's yo ok M. Edward’s Church. thenee to ich won instan Fair and West Fooriesant avenues, to Holy meres? beth and permanently unn-Bush Shoe ores i ‘edna pon bated means made"Granger Row Sling: a oie: aed ‘ Apaeacate * § st Notre’ Dame ‘Church ms 1925. at 9 a. m., Sophia Franc's Engel- They will not wilt crack , E @ meier oot “ied il “ i : . 706 Oli St Oo aes years 1 ey. Wisssian). 8 ‘of the late oft wife e ot Wi oe ie if say 7B are pre-shrun k and are ve ‘ pen Saturday Evenings Ta CT Engeimeier. dear mother of Mathilda Korte. | M lathilde iid Eig ir Fomta pei z me Also , i | Hoffmeister. Henry Engelmeier. dear hire. ¥ %, 4 ‘ re , | sold by Brow ' ’ | Northe Mee ey ily laun ge red . | | oning, King € Co., 7th and St. Charlies grandmother end great- grandmother. POA land ay pen utt, aged | ante residence of Kasper 5 agp: F 309 = be viewed at shepard 2 hs” gE evening ior laterment at ot i Mealers Trax. N.Y. street. St. Charles. Mo.. at I: P & Co.tnc. Makers Tror,! == , Saturday, Feb. 21. to Freidens Church } 4 a uh ete Nuit nor ae Mee 4 gent OF ant we 7 ay — Oak Hill Cemetery.

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hye MPD a cae pon bikie att oral a ‘ SS RE ea Ray d ~ a ris aT og er atte oer Pe Nene So ¢ P eeu TREO Ttr remo, em" oe a SRT Dery via ‘, le ERAT, aa 1 jar = BF 6,519 IN T RUC TION | Want Ads a 381 MORE thant NESDAY re w EDNESDAY, WED ye a eee. ‘ng Bement 21656" jote: exce- EX OPP £ : - it ee wet S165 M. Johineer kW © Ca Cnc =—=—=——-= “ | | hie Aer wer) lreent _ SSE does HOUSHGINi — FOR me 3 23 Fu be sa z _P & hi) ‘¥ to Mr. Steines teinger AN ‘chO) “S powe . mg day. > See ot » . a { & fer ee e ji > ee . _ Sa beaten — TLinde 7* 36) ’ 34 Oe SEk KEE ag —— Bie i een le” . -Oth and wv s avo.s. _ Sidney 85 w ro ee and “ 0 } - - te “MER . NING idle icd? ; aes | Heweré 2737 «, - war 3520% SS ER—Bit Wornal MA N—Eaperienc. —ashington. i¢) ; 197 ‘ busi news monthiy selling — /"ktor pani ROOM SH SETS—xey 7 ; ee Deut » wes ee f _ enced, with elderiy ommanh. exper Aone enced packer , AUTO SALESMan— a eee Te greeting ‘ anes : - ; ’ Veral - to RRB . a ee ‘ G tp} = . re —_— _ me: = wa . @de line f.? wa 3 rom. consists of b Dick | ik § J $ fs coc : LITE famiiy of COUP IC OF mother! ees gp ee s_ 407 _N. Main. “ng chauffeur. must be ab Man of eXperience- - Weekly paymen: 2 s—_ : — ii. Bs 7 * Suffet. one exter. 4 ” Si waed i - RARY a f adulte: «ity o- ~« . : 1AX__ Le § . able to give Al refe ce: ing expe Sam pee free: pei}. ‘es » tadle. oO chairs. ly *xtensxion | ae Ge 2 ig r t a4 ‘ . , — ? r , » -— = ’ - 4 7 « ° re | =. ic 2 AY on reno ’ ; ce un’ ’ — rer table ; : : $s é hee Perks ew 27% _ Y MISCELLANEOUS ; EA FT ES ‘ _Jererenc Box F.79 PD ur be-m! me r@Tyliar. bet wee fen 30 =e Auburn Care in citw 7 es. 0 Dept 1190 OP saa . Getai: @ “MA ~~ earty kag! jah or fu n oak Some ‘Ff RiGnwuton fo — NOTICES ' ~. “Ske, teDers prec, HOUSLcizi._.: - _ (4) m Store: $18. igie ~ ,.274 £0, to heip | Dest Proposition off sae ee Shei Wash A. John Hertel Ww a Inet. Ley med Cak and Ame ' | , — A” ee “ — %) OOM RET But ie private on _ PTeered on ant SEAS RI-—S4¢ - voune i, ——-—svae N. G f offered on Lac. : ash neton _Chi el Co.. 318 W. W h ' Bon te vy Bros. 31 ricad | . a! fers - 2 . ‘ a ut - » “ ee > a“ ‘Se? ri ° becer " 37 = lady, empolow MA N—Riees —-. Vrand | ; actory bonus ust =" Our ————— { —— a iaY Pe) . ‘ .$ ie-naiitieeeee ae » © 1. 13s. 14 . a ve * thie oe we > f v mLg eee tag os. Stuc ¥ Teckad without TECt dietia:r ty a 4 nf Vent ener : AREA tT hh. cure of oo} a eke ‘Crag POT Die for —— Ces, earni ™. in addition to your a . : rood Bad DRESSER—S87 50- ai: hy ‘ Mant. 295 tGge Gtation gineee ots, it pec Call Victgr 4944 1 ul... feerat cNG WoMAs —- @8 salesiady Box ¥-404 Poet. 49554 Inet Position. Apply in {or te- reason our factory and Seren: fer that McMullen Print Ea perienced. Apply fel); * *FODT ta “FURNTTO RE—Fiat. 3 S roonis. $3 + | S Yaerti de ai . jc? — ~ : . Li’? be of): e * i 24 Lig git & Ser A a . aed r ue } ~ » I om . 7 « Di wae ————— : ™ we —_ re. cet. fi tT) ‘. mar. reem } is. Person. ing « dds to . 4 — ves are Par- aieeeepme tee TMiting ¢ ''o $R4 ? 6 te j e Tr) .r ° . yp! ao St. Louis DU Tis a 4: 2: #1 ef erd —S SUeSG0nrs sage = sy aa EF CONT interment . ore and sir an -. ©@plieved. wanis piace «? way Branch. ‘ St. Louis Air. | See J ~~. Men that wij BOOKKEEPER — Laciede | = @441 Stea j = oe i i. 308 silane ) he St Louie t.. rr ie cen 4 oF alas ‘ace wher Ai eseph A Sec te: i) produce And stentesan . dy FURNITURE 6.235 BARPIN; oon _ ’ ry? ‘ror er T N Pr | "_NDRE _— ——— - . x i.> } — eee - —ee . reul Ses) > ba +. NG exper er e " r+" , . —_— a ' . 7, ’ are ure. am 6 718 P » re f — oe | _ — a “" a mk swe Ts eee 2 t fara — — a MAN “a } . ‘ cw nandwrir: ce. A [cree 7 wn , a 'PURNITU RE- enemas ark BARPIN’ — 1 se eee eis cag : i SHOW © 4 SER 44 1485) a SAPENTS obia ned ? OC8: relerences ce as oe Cleanta our ~ na Ss oe house Wives a MOTOR TRUCK § —— {8} Dlicat te Give phone number oe T° able. 4269 Piano, ~ Tugs, aan GARI gent ei oe “ee ' pi wi? ‘Flas ; 4 fecrt i Pypery' 5 } J OSes a4 “s * and folder free al ey RES. - Ss. Bor DO) at 3517TW .. aoe he ex Penge Serene nod and acs eTtise Mus have su . Lute r ame ; af pie « : le ne od ree +h fue - and - 4 A ,* DR a ‘ - ua t — markt _ 45 ~@ tie as ae one ; its a : ja aTs2 «4 ast t — ris , © + be s a 7 rn te ‘ He is Te t hee rhe» Hs, na a and rte rome A s ‘ » Ored € Lperien qe: a o - Bo x J-2 ot P. D. a II hs _ = : - . ? a» T : i aa ' t.2 " e ; | pe te > a+ ws ee PL: ope " - “a - ft}; 8 mor? > . he wore ary r . ‘a tei ic - or 4 (Lay a moog. i “* on Fiueae a A I i ; fl P . SURifying wit ay _ — Samcing r eon KinG Bo. shop To solicit t basi ineas Tor teal wee Man wante. j A eC Aisin pa - | Ww ork = 44 ne : _ + ¥ oe . Te 4 vie C iT Cpry ‘ A\MAESS is ~— uo ° ' yar u'¢ ? c _— : a 7 4 os _———_—— _'C- : es MTOM BUT joe: — » of comet OTUs ler 4 “ lee te ferte, on. ae Small bun-| ‘@?fest firm © Special machines for who has SUCCFSS- itiens open : ~ [TURE —Walnu it din uZ-reom —— §@ « ar a . -ORee ter |r STENOGRA : PHC Crus py: —— 2930 o., 7k bome Phone Bo ax} ' >. = Seuntry - fully ] r |for girls I i ; chairs, extension OU e. | » «* Yrind wit’ - Le PHER vind STP rele: > CS wrod uce +. \ “Gi. He ~o -YinOnt SaAlJ BOT #1 hor — : Must kno SOl{ R; ' > 7 oo > ice= : at at le chi A te POOR} : : at jak . Pes Peis “es 7. ie , ga 2t Mm ow a IC lh es and bufte: mm . . Wd S908 Turk bie oes tein. TYPES UES Fie or Sie east AO te cmet LAUND NESE eee Bor P-325. Peat practinery and tave car. | Technical ) Sets at retail. /aigh-grade bi so $30. 855 Hamitine Sor Tom suite. | Metter é 4 q hy a 4 ing aa . “r , : ~ Fit. ners AD; tad . - . oe “if 4 e Tien - -- : “ ' hi Spe‘ ’ “ ec nie ad at ea ra’ lh “ ‘7? on av ; a . rd ye EG es write go.6 Ae ane ‘Co ae - ru aie * ‘Byer * ~~. , ry rs Lauitos Rltla € - - A & A jer J = me ies = aie > ee s ; oe e Pan sae ae M —. Respons =’ bi = = Sap 2 _— ” ah le. A K now ledge prefer. | R Ic y *> ST! XE ee . _«H ] 4 Ps AGE Av FURN) 7 CRE—Sa-, ‘Tifiee LS brides ; Pe » wer, oT a 4 Bt; fe 4 ) - 7 d while. TR fo? ~~ . . oo ’ ‘ . = ~oe wt “aif pnt ee : a - SOON Oe RK 5. ITT 7) * Ler ane Ure Mas ing TMan i! Or seca —s ment rood ) »} ¥ _ . . \( ° SPEC} ‘7. ’ walnut be d set din ' ench ; Fa Wary $)0 Peturn, : : arr if ee ‘ -$3 ~ t ing Pod ge : i. ~ tre “aA “~ * a jh ds Sate ees — ~e t-.> LA XD aoe ‘ ‘ ‘ = 4 > gu red Re sah . a vest relere nee ne I | > u ft Ss. { ) + *T¢ IR wir Ti i> all , Wy a ss gra : os a : - ‘ng roy "73. phon S Ze ? if 1 LA STINE VY, nan os by & 0 | e _BoCrens Pi ; —— - & 4 sate — oe , . “ing tu lure ‘hen. “'*> - Fi ba S-— 512 ‘ x De elcad se " MAN O°: ~4 _ bl 09 — ~ Gres " i. re- Ma ain F] BP - ffi¢ & i 1807 Y ’ ms Re ree Hompite “. ——s a} 18. ph . a sk, rugs. rr 5 Wat erman > drawe +3 : A om Late hice k 5 5 smhous 344 0 ee TE. 4g ‘ ee ary rt? x - ‘ te) & And F rie sr ‘ o Oren] a7 ——el_ JT) is one who - et: ; rr aa - ma * 2 oor Bs aleon y. dla i Jouteau. SPOTTER —— 60 s - st, Apt goleun uy Ne me or, . - a" . 4 *La* aU . C fat w i ~ ‘ & i & Vy rwire r a 77 od ' ¢ ee : seine 4 5 peel Pry fanecs ae ? “ “ eeaiitihiaiatin ‘ ie? Pe 3 oneii. Be lar ~ we - - aire Teme ye roc STORAGE e) - = aie Bomant — ge) ard we ‘Ke and w ide aw J hon est, OOK— 2 ar ae ‘ ey Se eae s ork road _— " Ft RN wITL RE—Rold for « store =e , bu e - we ‘) rR Da rn i= ietrte reward. —_ 4 pEetsible fer cor Pawy ‘BI MOVING - a age t reliable colored | wide: and wiilin to learn " Weg, vel. | OOOK Whsee- S —— } Manning Cx "414 rooms. complete, $N7 0) Pre artes o br . poe ~ Werimingeter + 7 i os — — , week- aie, 42... 2.0" TT helf da "OS: gux r: wi be con- Ali — Res fer oa... Oe re, A age urnitu Panklin z Vller | et ee ara aia srmit dl van, a ed: con MAID—sit~ o-sewing Delmar 365: we Rite. Ap: y 6is Visterie did Oppertu- ous "at 500K — te Bri Bridge: referennr, "°™*. 4447 | “T= NUGRAPHER—ja 3 ¥ te we G Pwnkere Co. 3526.55 Frank) so . 7 )_ —_ 4 | f 2614) he 4 Re trices ~ ae Or Lerner s } eve = od d > ee, ee, a a x Orla Bidg. : © ( K— steady: good ry -E -_ IS A Ti MECHANTCS- Fy - men’ « ey Reailiv Co. lus — of a ag $ take 2 lere Py the cies Rouse to- tion rour fats on Keeping: easy terms: call after a — balance | | ; . revard ” Pentre ) i Bomen: 27 “? i 2 MEN, BOYS SALIESLADY BQ womas —~ id) 5) Camor: ans st. ~ mo ary and ~~ t - Benton omen a Ne ‘fooma. 7 fr; a * ° ©, a; + iv ae P > ee | * ’ > ~n ee, r? oo”. " . f - - : = . fin 4542 ¥ frwiay) vr y Freight Forwarding i ; +s CRIT efttal: a, .. ~ " - ar ; : af ‘he i? Box Mapiew > a . A; +3 ~in "Ui ton pany. Kox paree Pont , wsurance corm - DINING PF Ry OO 5 MS MAIL ore ‘ci STRAW SF “wh ERs - — oe living ee -7 ia Pome | Moe ey and ~~ hy ; ~~ n — = fiat m~wa F.29, eRe QUring mea SS OR DIFR ‘OW + ere . " MEN y ~~ r oe SALeawE : eee at Spatch erences l¢ Kperienced. ef. tha Har W sl —On ma ’ an rug. a0 - . 4 7 pep 2801 Laciege SAO MN BEN f 'TENDANT—#or priveic oe wel ig 401 rant experience, stead ig, et: Tee | train: some yan? Middle-aged. to run oa | .oaymente’ oS) _ talloring om cane | 7300 —. westmoreland pl: Forest 7 Broadway "°F Furniture “Co. * yqgn*Tal | Open Un ‘ ! op» ly e ss - ‘og . A, A N mers ° a ae! > = . a we Tre fT, cj)? uy | {>} x? " - _ " TR a WY ? Peer . — a ~V453 Ww aT) ? . ‘ | ee aves ever x ,1/0PF inh . . = . ee - : SI R a >t - * i white "/ uraeye ouent man Set and iN ‘ IAL erence Bor Frias ott. 8 years id , T EN xP =) MEN—And yo une “men. "io {O Sia ee re Ty i _e auton I@Di je acres _ _o KPeri enced on STR nee ee on. - : £ood bar , ns en i y weit hs lech ¥ e heir for ‘or er wv? ie " ° mT aa ve You in nee 4 x4 in ° : a PE y Z =F | } -K i ms D e 4 ; > a® 555 aL i . + M} WY ANT ) “NG MEN igeai e ‘i Sor >. I3Z15A on. 8. Dienty cf work Or ‘ Custor 3 AW BRAID OP x 14¢) a Zain. 2000 , > Ae ae on et st - , Pir ois I} 43 tive "4 Ay pert . ry wA Q 77 a 4 = = Ty" » { ,P tots oo os a » . — + & ~ ; ‘ r) > . Bano . ence , pe — z i >> aes 7 ' 4 é rove 1632 OUlCGT®. libers! reward re on. ¢ it eager Cars: reduce , , - gener, Pore mir KOOd €iperience in a a a FE P—Sit wants work at Eugenia »# ; gi the Frisco spite. - el ng ai ESMEN— -10 Teta: ° . oe * Po Den ¢ ?P: room 601. st ma; contiona! = en's and yet ru RE—High grade - — '4) = i GABOLINE goae ia fer ” - ove he re > Pom: -Digp . work KBox F177, e127 5 A888 LY Dist Pia . vervice . for Saturday afte: ‘uing Saler- th Re x Perienced - 2 | Pound . " . Wages: bedroom, livi a aseort. | fe bo ' 3 ROTH ‘Sie ¢ . a4 oe _ : reid 8. 60 ri mn ~ - flat work. n Ca! 2 ; aria wa ey MZ room ; ; Law reward _ : - ers Ge iN my | =0 to 2 ; eens age c4) Ho» e é Rar 00ns £0004 Day ot ers need apply a no oe : odd plex es t oo din) * as oy RY bite lar Gasoline (> th Gener; al Ww, phy ; 50; & OKI i EPER AND SPieSieio Ty} ‘#) STENOGRAPHER— oc .. ¥) neatly dressed 1 Years of axe: come Broadway ‘ck Ciothing Co. 606 % | ~©®. 7108 gs. St ey Rl Standard Laund-y TEL EPH yet OTRE robes and tables, eco fo S@8©™S. chi foe , 3 : G1Am “ 2 Kaw mt Louts ' ar LOUSIT) 4 } Om? jan ¥ S -~ Years old - tema see ameter - ete; re era Dh: ic « Eerie nee Young® lady wit) PY Mr Wis ae oa OS‘ Lior " } " ST Le nh ~ ‘ —_— - ~~ e ‘Oly} 9 I DROS tio ie—o a Cc) .s—B, - — ome. cw oderniy ; 3 bLA a lam ; whe) rtp, ins ‘tas ke ants % 6 are he a 2: ee 7 400) ; ~ ‘s Port.! ‘pated Wild fut wi & tox ; " Vin , ak 4 PHE K Si “ 7s ~ { Pp ‘ nid pi se be a job Es a .~ - - no ‘Wan: nore S 4 B Es’ M EN i - — 391 6 _Enrigh:. ic 3, work £004 born ine. 3930" ene al + house- ’ ing Ir) e. Diameng ° - ; new furn '* ire: attract of 5 ~ aR ; O Cz ae o% Ferre «© r “ideas 2 Urniter ) Oth be f e? Woy — Hit ge bs : sah — Sf ay 2 to & £o0d p >. bouse-to-hou —_ — = sussel). on. her om? as and washer electric UR 7 — a? reward : Crniture Vw a es \ _ eit wor . , Feo apy a. a ‘ ~ Pp m Dey AbD- W eK ~O Ouse - Sig GIRL - ne py 7 . With o fixtu ee em, Iteimar j5ens A SO14A | Stehousemen's 4 . for -4 mers | tg on. rap Sppeara rood ed; ray, a. Room 256. S624°% sVaranteed. e —General bh , > 985: option of — of A708 t le Aa , \ePOCiating ¢ vr ; 7 and evening ap COU rat . J us or. , e024 N mornir Appy Wed b - ousework 3 * Treasonad! renting f) Gl ABBE... out if MUO WITH Pi reer i ee : , , ard while atre; OVeia na rier accurate. sever een . n _ MDE at 8:30. Un: aw Canesday akery App} o ws anc help ir p’d © for cash ¥ sat at J Mert wee ry ~ ye pre Sent . ' aDDee > ram n SA Ti” ao . : ic ger OF a genera) "R foZ) | fer dy rew ; ve, OF ilive ‘ -s Ue tg Jf Ces ESE ARPES] ee ; ‘ mae pies y Stmbriean«.A al: m us. , re 2. LESMEN ir . Cc) laundry “tae housework. S—Resuil ify inca oe “ ord. 4530 Arnoia at Eliminate the MORI eEd our mers as BS} old or . Bs Lh Rox F-.3238 ed of sales fore be Arrressi ve , mm hts og. Q home falleable Casri- : St. —To se _ : etperienced acs . u——A DDiy ate for mom apd ki: ae KEY... i, — ‘4? nO ? Pre > + [ 7s 7 ad al , z - e 4 4 ATra ! e . if War sting ret J) x R-o,; 4 ‘te Weer ti; - ‘ ife ingure ne chec “Ker in sb ? Ne Diece-w ork Broad w, ag - : « Wo fchen - de«: , ant ts leet) 2it isa on ‘HAUFS eu - - ae ic6j; WoOMaw. ~ e°sie Johnaar : ad- . azus of oa and 4; ce: be- — oe Tactory a&fice ——_ Way within short ¢« ; D a ais tir- 3 Wiee Plation « ae Oe beret We eneng mj : eit man ¢ a ae Nie - - NAILERS — icl]) “Ourth St Loy = J: ™ust live ; — ter. Box N.3429 p and ticket WOMAN .- mq car line ~ Srees: located 00) 8 fn . . eke car sl, AR. Can dite an; ean sae'2 im? Gr hear: aenia —Experica, - c Auls and | live in | 30x N-352, Post. ‘ AN — pital « of _w reward Cebany 2215 Foud ard Wellner WALL PAPER CHAT FRET en ee 750 Ut) | WOW a ee ende’ ph. oL Raen be fast. 210 President '** OR: must to the ee; ABO — io ive good | GIRL—Capaoie. for cea ch. _(c5) | __Teom: ales waitron __ Forest 8980 10 a. m. or aft 2° | Bedroom, 1, LATHER hac. = nr wit b ATS Pes CLEAN’ a. ETC. “ er in R my merch ; thy = VA er h a few half , nena =~ OFFICE BC 1y Sens . : (eo) Sar nan man Cal Vv lctor 314, ement eel family. references ai housework . Ww OMAN——ddene ; Se es — . > ay Te ; 1 “olt hee Bunde; “ ; = itif@r t's ‘ " - real a @ trun ; Sas ter . : i - . . | ; fy I Ame rT, : —s a 2 9 ust — a aDDea re ce 14 + a MAN. -¥ —_— . _“ a4lermah { st £ requ ec. S200 Shaw ‘ - raj a are clogin: ee aa rms $ lawd , ’ reward vsOu H gt : em: ey ake r C8terior: we! om toer iM ox FF. g0 Rees s wing re WOMAY > i*%8 aasniad Zremmar « hoo?! @radua: years. exper jen: 9 60!) it savings - ~—— Giri uw . 4,00Fr or West . mu? QP _ oak, furned = out al! ou . by San ae sn F POR RO NA bie Main 2% MALY ; patel - wit.: experienced. « eh wie Apply a? > Jate: bring’? nro “ed not nec accounts; GIRL—White - ') WOMAN. h buffets oak and’ Eariy & MON iy : MOI a5) VE PEA Ri . work or wing : 1ored. hous foo! nat He. . etter i a ‘ Teterr ma eeeary; youn n 2 ‘ooreughiy ¢ ; AN—Kitchen * cDina ¢ 2 ey En a we ae BP. A0w: i1ow Hn ona ‘ om : -~ }? 4 l*s Ric: : ; (s @fiy bake at be a , e ‘ire fi oer eres 45> A Oz, > Cay s.: rs “aan, Ba = , ? Pp a! ID @pat 5 Bldg ’ ir) 3) | Loocy st ed. Apply b. VV M “sy sR 30403. -pouBen ¢ ork ° referenc experienced: w COOKIng 4300" work: ry TR oo Der cent po a ag PXtens or R Peet Dienst, + OR lane nt mei Th! ty J0h bin meric as to “ae _ a Or Write . ; - — - OP > RATORS ~— ae (5) eee. ' Pai hiversit ay “OMAN —~—a ‘@lime to == toe i@ & char. Og . ch li ork jamering: fire. 4 Ki. 6474 | : t¢ John | WOMAN — yc | shes RS—, with | SAl — ( ai ¥_ drive ‘eB1 MA N—Fiderly ¢ Set thar ance 3-Roe PACK Ae Lost; ohlalning ary ix vel. 4 } em! 3m oy "A tem ab « Suna te idee ("7 ar ‘F} is ie i 21 : os oe reliable gd 4 de F (sertme ar ‘stead, a , Nn P les » Ox Der ence erate ad meen wae With ee a thes ‘ Te Tha r age : Se GIRI - For general } house work a = = nights. 2854 p Bene for : Bre extention on tabh'ie tee wo 2 ¢7 cash * bivuee, : } 4 1?) ad . | *are . ‘ . pr ‘Yate far - . Tt» e , . OUSe w or} " . -4 . ~ Osa T re 51 > \ M * ‘ at Or ‘ e n . iC we CG ee al . . 4 Te ! 4 lent in a r} en e«) fer rhe. re, ni. woma ¥—_ a > Pats 2 ure Cc » ] Re [ tt ga ~ in Pe rewt a al - ot pits . iW a, sING isi oe eRe rien o calls . i5 rte foal [ie . Boy ; 31h PA BER a — ‘ ; lorger ss! men ete ie A iam uar © th de . ton mot -COO>pe 6644 Washi / —Elder'r é a i : h aod Wash — Br lark Cabany 4°” ew ar! werk NAMM « “ee, mar vf ‘ own | ar 47 5°Ww 1 na : relerences Wow As ring New ter DO GER Bring " taols - ins ' , {SDA le routine Box N-247. 4 GIR] otis 4 Se Ladany 5907. my th | Rages. 4368 Tee FURNT ea nm, ioe $250 3. PrOocr py . mk. ; ‘om! P, Aj "Ee ad? jMa 4 a E "i re . Sint 4 : BU4 M -_ . bf “! : Sit Re re: e - (4) “tr 7. k - ox ps ier ed iret snes AP, e. : -V LE = M * N ath ~ — re (c4 ) a ith g008 ¥ 19 years old good look! Wowa N—(! _ . ‘OMtalning sur; ae wows lee! her tering: reaper) ie Sh 6. pate an os 4 Ps Y OF eoUuntr > -: ed + a TAB Ww ~~ 87 éa5 Romont 4 aly 219 bel R—That can do Paint | nect wi larg — a Pine men te con- chorus. App! y Gare ‘Olces. for cabaret anes lads and dress b TeRerd Regu ry onne**Y ehd medal. PAPER 4 seer me st. New & —s er Woway iaWare. near 2 wing You big rm © © Panization: it wit ~ rayety _ Theater r dox fic _*ainiiton Hote! - oy . otto; te 23°60 ul} . SANGIAG; Rte Seg on - ote a ~ ' : near VW agner +> One, nonth . ii net GIRL— Ex; e x Office. w TK Ga Hamiiten } . Mattreses- * -—? new ce KOT tar T wnt te mets AN Caste ; on ‘Fix : , " Sif Ter Oy ~~ ° re ; . a ee aided 30 ] Y sal lary , fe a ve Menced seu OMAN ‘ J) ropes tabi : d -essee . xeK. | somt an . . a Of«e We i sa as ertig ne . . # DA Tie ar fi vgs , * OF ans hE on Work » ID ° ~ Wei NY righ Pature ator for on ing mas achine c r. s cxPerience . tables. rockers orem cal ; i a and Pentome r ‘nelly ‘an of Oth aS Beran! es ¥ wees ‘2450, aso bay . o 6 WT IVate farm) » : ~ : 7 aos BAY Ai4g eee references l, |! i me is i x Py. Fe - _ Bidg.. &:30-10. Co ».. 1116- ree ae they Ww edler- -Shuford ! mn np an laundry om a oe Kk ¢ abinets. gas ee buffers ex $185 e! ; Menrome: 3) term! reward urn te 2417 PAP MMH ANSI N, Seagptenta ton M ct) or pate! on F-01. | WOUA SS at : Marker r=. f LG Ki sWwre MS moe SALESMEN-—i?— yeu cane (5) | GiRTS—F —=_S. Grand. (e) | 3 ar tare. 4112 Ashland Mg ranges. refrigeratnj, © 4. combi. | 3 . é 47) y) a> t’ . . : : ‘ .* r 4 | ; ™~ r r rT a ur ’ , oa a , re yee i r Pa a> - PO RET BOOK ~ Leet ™ = cle ; ‘ ©? en ose A Ma ke « Na ph kk Yaeir . ’ . uy] I ii rick " | ." Ai) rE. 3 Lif tw) a rit Wart: P me re iat a Blared a ~~ QITLe? . Mag time on som e are te put in your aumactanes em and decorating. a art WOM4N—30 to §45 : I: fer ‘ calenin . [ r es linen . @te io a eDer 4 | Piece n car Ni “ij ~ ym fa’ her A} ' riew ] 4 iv : oe ta JY 4 i1UR @riccsre a m (MA , Lyre lay 4 j P set ae) €itra a at wi! j Ma (erred. = har . manent cy ‘ ; is SPV erg ' se or Sving Alt: ‘4 iow Oe! referer > Ca Derien . ont lOay . reier OSITIO air, Ww 315 oey ever Mache Co. 10] ‘Pion Papier | +r nnection with Dents from i dwe ‘imgs, ; a m., ynoney — * at 9:9” PA Pict rT - e4 ences nae es ; ine Wwowiw if a now one , est 31 1 ¥ week see einen A : 4 Ty! ler er ation. nari : o . ™ siorage 2 consign © Rebekah ANGER | i" 4. xa Pogt-1) FA “i ~- pen whiel Sa vir ower Bi¢ ie GIRI > aan : _ 43) ; onally well k aale Frid ‘tra lar , “Ol pt lAnde'i 56°% ehah Lodge re. room o- , ‘atin IM MISSARY Man . +) Be. Olored ; | l Ww) age «& Lea : Cg. Midwes: ‘hicOr wo aang Mot ne@ceasae ay morn ze a 4 P “ ; “stite ; . sri a ~ iy 7 wor} - , fA : . ; e s = an oO sU s* 4 ‘ 'V™Mman. for o SSary. ut bole ing com ‘ rt, ie - ig. ¥ Reward (3) alle toe : - GO vias CrMig, Tene, yours laast place 2 ef rences 0 1 eo" , as CX De rien a os ' af permanent for f} ' ; ‘ Al. ESMEN } ore 7a Eee ee ‘cR3) YOu tl anewer if we ken Tal house werk and tact res ; _—s Leonort mencing at fn 20 $250 hig : la : f law! on Feb 14 fret Me leg Mi, ws eTence Write Ir ; ne —on 5 woe P os! Lis a SOMont Ww k rst-¢ ass © Americ —woe >- it BP . to rom With « hiidren - do: ‘| Want to he n education: thi —_s wt J : Le 1cas a" Auct on Di Fe non om jolizoum, feta le netics me ee pats PAO! Matme ry Lie baid DRESS 4 Pw AN &i 5 ~ - or ma n. able to do exclusive , ffer Magazi 16 Dub: inher ee Want te work & Yea t anewer if Fou eniy tion: must co leads te AS RA NGE—o. “= Oe ar tani ining 1% Hig reward wi hi he ¥ ht t) “ Live (me rec] ream: " A ve ‘ ; ™ % relie omy 7 ' ia. P - ae | ir» _ ae _ {>¢ om heat h ree pn Vas Dav ou the Aap e- ; mo OWn righ t De r ar. permanent home > Main aan ‘ Pr. ity in - om : : ‘K eal: chest 6 _ : Betity Wi Lule Galiagun "aaa it found. | Granda Ribays "mMabls: Winter prices.) 28x, Slpeare cus eupgronh, “ie, Sun | wrenren “Tinigh Siqagmoe by aay way fitting, matt cutting may, $0 ee Seen” SSPE ae bee ae, | inenoe has, Lieed, ODITW Theee | katt” Hert, aoe 5863 Horton M4: sal rocker’ qreng’} S10 and OT, oth) [MEMw suas ered $ p , M's ©® Ke? } ores: ; ;- ~ ‘ Veg ' ef Wow 4° , ye . an M+ ~ aA. Dp - 6” ” AD r ‘at A i wut ‘ ere’ s v a > — . s2V* } on R! » — — —™ DD SE ‘ 4 ; oe sansa ted ‘pered. $6 uy, wor lOUN EB ? rem 3720 c—Sit. > relight mounting 5 | Rooke 20 Panters B hoiie prefe lenty of it.| WOMAN icR*?) aa ~ _ ; £00d con ; J+1¢a h - ‘ finer eal) ge Olive "4 tel J Counts tOUM» er \ / ts? ifn j ns > te 7h. . pr vate ta as 1S Vy sles a ee no * ' a. eck e- a. , ve, nw - 5 EF N—Neat in @ppearanh eel. Te ELPE Rs S—Experienc ‘ed ohn @e Ye. a: ad 7 a. m to 2 - : nie Cad >| ar m4 Ving e ty Nth Oven $195 lhe It. oe le w ONE) or f€ entre i oy soe" *6 paper ineludaa x dndei) 4839 Besily ; CALPOr ber ed Prat. rien ee @-» part da: J *talran: Ap p ily Sy rt ‘ Se. a —~ lo be trained ~ ena coma ere by aoe Madame Goodwin. 6° 1 *reemaking Clean. Cal! mornings — | San = anv 4803n : . O87 | Ma ; a’ . - : = ‘.. a ; ALC sry (*. 2a ‘, Oo war oe = i‘ +i ’ : aid 4 , «*. it - d ‘ "hs 3 ~ — Aceh cores on & aaiwan . fe} * Au Bis Kepeut) “ @ilas 4050 of) Vv L- . ‘fice wart - ‘4 Toren ADy : ow } 5. tf ice Were, can Make vege tistied with a rien iH E MSTIT TT Hi ERS iets ae rey Y an “TATE ie $ia =o nN a “ ~UiCck Mea $2 30 — ' heater co HES WO tinr “ ork /_ Ues® lay ¥ @arta “ : Cleaned a on te . VPOrator ‘#* (‘o!fa. nat» NuUlligraph DOwi tio: va es | ex Derie: o — Ik TP Pgs ‘y “? - ThoMey a!) “nage. ' . —Several nitedae ne >. oe terp ‘ SER Ht amr] ro ind wg ‘oO % ine ' . Or k oe . free i ry ss a ‘ . i sold? ; j a : deai> ; “acd atin ‘2 a? ! — SO e ex Pperen N Jeff - s ash ; ta >) prRE eyetort 5148 le om. 1 7 lL, PAP - ING . oe"! 863 : ‘ ae on ha fii me cian mde . ences. Call Dein ~ $37" oe (eat refer. amo US- hed | r f°. fa emgage Lakeweos ne . Salary and ager shirring meee ators on OO meade Ye OU Ny wt me : Broadway Miles Furniture Cn. 1507 , ‘ Auet erie || bla i . ; my ; ‘> a reas *) c - " a and ates, . 4 e a = ae . 43 - ®: nO easy }, . —For ~ housewor a nines LADY— Wi: soa pe. — i? wp: ; RING—Tost. — ied) as! year wii but on + ur » ~ freirey Box -_,. ie t ge Bows elerencve Is 20 OnUnION Call Col? ia |) fe men “ne Wap the het Job lun’ 1833 W ae or n R Versice capa dle of hand : th Lewy pf Varan eed and C6 wll n ~~ Kite goid ’ mote by : Vu ver [> by ax ea ite b HO! - : ee 2 Rg cor ——— » T1721 : amon ted A imererns rena wi if): % . Bett linge $7465 i " ogei ] dese. Teling os A. Px “I a roe ue W A N PORT Er — oe and a future ets for a big mene ste sIRL White z004 -"eeeeeeeee (4) ay o top Tenis and n " Gas & einen, . od 14: th st res Furn nIvVG last oh enter «#1 L. Oren Can dr “ant work de , E D POR’ 2 ADPliy 919 Ng Bie az 7 me as Com 315-3] J ng $6. 2306 : > HOME ; Doe Sandie credit ; as i a aeeteees eae oni! * ; ie products | ene wer x end lau 7 - r genera congenia} ain the : our Hot SE HOLD i 27 : #1 R. 4 .. *° 6a la. be te 7300" ; YORE Catas Pierson and Waterna. etany 0847) ~* Eas Sit Married: wort ~ ' analy et ANIC—Ghevroln ‘nko — 304 Wash. been Pro Queers only men who hav 452 as work. Forest: are « ie and essen Bublie suct GOO ODS—We. ws eae ee 42 Page Whi Wa on ne 3 M of M > icS) erie eve Work to make Pn kind lefferan: Big FOur «A te Bs oly a d SHOVELERSE = fe) S:30 toe 1] oe o - 5 be considered. ‘Can HOUS SNGIR —~Colel.~ (c) Bldg. 8 40 10, qy wid en. Uetion a compilers Mae ee tt at ANTIQUE Mii Lowt gold Wa! . Ss Ehlen, 3 " eet. in Bp ; ; -o=¢ § Walk ty th me and Oy Sil Athietic Tea c DPiy M> Brown yor ; é / Prespectabi = >- ) Chiffon ieram *. dressers Supe a-brac et “ole@r rite 4 aithiarn om 17 73 , -~ 4ie ? Wa av . b} AK} ft? wg on - VUx Seulh i E MJ ens . Tea ('o 914 x. own. iug, wi ; ‘ing wor ker ‘a le, Peat SALEST ADIE s+ ,. a e bedroom " . chifforobes. pri ’ wineier « ante et 4758 Wee aa SD GROCE] 7 atg once: ste sor ue se? 1 Sh iN P ALN’ uphy. ic5 heii Broadway ences: as er; g00d city ref , S—To seil a mets. davéne: - sets. dinin rice osli - ¢7 ‘40 Me Om fires. : RY CLERK : we steade KO0O~d a4 ; - ' rE . ne " Py mann —_——~ 3 x @xXx Derien. ed h eT - tector and . new . A Row te; t® set« ivi reo | eau 47h4 Want ‘ he rec Hie - PR 42.24 re le wes tK - ‘ . q wor, ‘ Jang wt of . wiho has : . SALESME N : “—— - (cA) e hie : As OUus# Tr BR c Par ; se aie niet . er 4 room ~ = . —— ay. * feale . wa . a es Deel yy *F- > peda 4 : ii ro ‘ i; an ‘ ai ae Se! , an wie Ww hb nr e . # UTe n n +) = aid nO oth- . . 4 / and 8 Auctio: = . A Pe “woe Perest ¢ main hea F ESS ] ON Mj 4 et Bae ane bor — ' meni i me . mre VA i ‘ KEa— Mo * uF Fr t la rs eo Renny t od ellering ang ~ Ww = ber day and a core can make RH UC SEGIRT Wear mun ste r 2 fn SAL. BSEA Diz . bi — Outer a Ma — ean lie a 1208. CARPETS A ] tha és 4 tia? ‘ ‘ Lion yy 4 Youn : — OO Tec! ' ~~ ~ (%3 clase “4 . : I lrecl A Dee a Pum: _ ai Dx new R hia ——A 7? OTS | h . a oes, Meung ANECAL, ENGIN EER ‘ . exer Pr See 3.36 ing barge ainilar with by to ervace Corp. 332 ui- emens - Lodwin. ~~ —————— eth; 2 rooms rial ‘o a en ‘Rive car: » onel Fit lee c thine efperiencwn. (ats tw —— - airo. | Uperviene i, OMe who can ti " atid- ao ty. “2 Washi VIIa SAL ESLADIES : Month. — ‘Ss rented for $34 PURNTITE et, ; ' j A @>r B95 os * (e@rtrias . REN ad Super Vise tub . ‘ take over and x (ca) Hc iT SEG pena —orr ic) ss Aad F iin eel - pay $200 dow : . er ; rR a moe fra . mat _" ernie, BAW 6, annsuTy PARLO Moet-Diener, ‘eference. — aw ry ye 0, 1007 American Wood p 3+ Olive gogg *° °° Mere need apply. Ca) — — N— Building” material v2 take Gin ot “For genera! a! housework angi N tae necessgy: good a selaey,' ey goed opporten: ty tee nee $7 per! 0° pe lh ym t ty tee : he, ae TAQ ta, Im Nicci aoe wn be : Show — reg TEAMS Per 3 .2 % —s : nu fact turer im s ¢ ‘© repre 6 D r? o~ r- uring day ‘ i - oy, c+ ee!) nethin meone. ag | _ ee bgrry Shek os art Nations! a HAIR ORESSING ‘ ita bY'T WATCH M iA \ ni — _ tb — KEEPER Mrat-claa. fe} t eas = — ~@"S and cis ..” om ‘, Possess Car: saiar oe territory uired_ : #274 La 4 Da die retereaces SALESI, ADY—J , y esas 3 sold separate. Gall F months ofd- | FURNI TC R 5 ; mi Figes as . mit irre ee ‘ Derie, odd 2 ~~ é irmie) . [or Cond , > bene ft ry Cc nimfe Cand - : * i te. ) - : Aone Fn mobioventh Wie , PERMANENT opp JOnS mM Washineron ~'17 | *ccountancy ap emtirely familiar “ati nie: * Bros. Virginia “and, Pone Mr. Lowes "gj, Mat O3D. necessart | HOL SEK EEPER—Reiabie (c) | Candy Con 708% OBR, RY. FABLE—Ta — rey: |) sn ° LP in x aYVir x @tttire ; ~ “tr 5 ‘i, a , r , , ole Cwm! . . “utth "] NNER . a . a ‘ , ‘ 4. rr? nea 4 . * lLatier Hote! be: . hor use oe e . r ae ecenutearaln . R71 tan A tea ge av vurth Di steiog VAP! Lond a ea #0: t siars : aint ery . 7 Sate ments ; “UNG of finan r “it S HbELp ¥ spe a ar qa &§ D. m > ‘. (Wren > Wor ork. Cal 25 Renera! SALES ies a Large m Ps —— | FOR RN) PER WiRBThirg ti... Peeuly Becret, 3ah4 a) ) Apttience PAt TING Ki tiade. Kiveryide 4203 | SPPIY Merchants Tyee DOr UNI ar (rear) 8 —Two.” 6197 Te. | SALESMES — yy -£2! eppointment. ic) HOUSEKEEPER po ese 829. (3) | Satur eee Married _preterted, 7 Ee $125; flat top deanna, royal |” ‘tue TU) “ fle; ' “it cab li? ents I , Tow! é “4 may ee ny a | X, afternoon. to . book . #ysS ~ i fe ~~ Bidnew ele i oe ose rt Pry Lay ” toh Cult - . a . } ‘of s’ re and Batt ¢ 7 I wie . ‘4 VD Wii Ns a Pew ss > F 2 ‘eh. Cay Der man . ee Project for ' s920' lady or «: 10 “ oie ee Pac hon a rience pres xs Wear onori Au on Ce 2 - Cases . i. 2 * Oe Sar - Blur SS8° bs ~ . mtr & 3 ght on one — : ted} . ‘ lia au » . iy ‘aRS——A pp ly alee ee. k now 438+ iy ib: nz its aiiaen Corpora 5 HO 4 Ie li na j under ° \@are ng 4 o. Hov'e Rarick { ts . ~~ aaaeet ferns ae oe ; fork § ees ~ . aaa TAiNZ the nNizatio ; ¢ ‘ is Broadway hh DANO! rPURCtH ASING AGN aT ' o> } ey : 132 %\ 13 ‘ye Lee \ Stef \ = I | i T ae -R S Lo ™ Won oni 08) nen yr pty or f ve hich Ease | L os a aM. A We... Ww hit , general tc) s con 3 mal, . impo Crys. r or DAN NG of. ee CAR sand | es wide experi Cuusian "re. Driggs mered aa: rat eet a" “ FO} , - “ ” > “a+ - - id ~} “é APD: y Po MEN a — (ettininamsisaiiid c8s) dry flat Work. Be ‘ip - en; i—o0d. ile ° —~ DANG . = IBOG stor sit in home “ . — ate [View le: le Zuree ‘must op. 6 a . oi » N i ih 10 W Ca se Mis oo Or ve have two openings aa . et $301 _ Bel! ; ere Lawn. App YY in neamuile Mr ¥ " lea: ning, Cyptouabie Chicago i ; 29.900 Lay’ G a TUCKPOINT'G ‘' ig? wan ig t Fit@ dances se) ’ pro fe ted Dri ate ¥ oe ; orn e ‘oO ze tere 41° \ eee ~ dix bation. Mr rOT Ni ’ M 5} = FP ; ; es a DUD Ly will give men who Car memend DIES—3: | — t of Day los aoe eee mand. — Finney. Lindeij arpa 46 eric Mem. 81 Custie . every Wed ~ speak) Os Boanish +. sus: pub. | BOY—Hip “Way Sin Tiust live ; ame /@ Geivery ca: uF Une, with eo —?TOURA trainings i, ~ i ADDiy to Mr 6. neere wor Pee d ar. nA YING FV et jane bereeapa yp . att (women » e AVG amd 20th Most Dispaten VOnen, math. Box F-271 Schoe! «.. -™ Preferred to a L | @rehces B00" ; 48nd have gvod ana’, Wile learning an eXpense Pm ep Re Bidg.. 4483 ©) live r Wil Jams. 278 Frid RU _— Lc3) | WE Gay . Carona bie , ay re ‘SmCOre., Acin Se eme. Tye walt } K ingde! T° enings ork after YOUNG ++ ENG to $100 _ C@rBings ay trem San | AAD oh ~ GS ; 1 Phone Liemiaers tp . a (Z RDMAWN aS ngcuel Tr & 496 UNG MI > ‘ {. Ree ki \ re wage rom Ss. TES—Yo r 7, tee tog) Atm} kin 5 ae imdell SOM, SOc: ladies SO ‘ ae ere f CO oOrad nye . = SKery v7 De | mar, bn} e: Ng 20 as ace na ager a ' — OtlIon to ; } O90) trp ung hi gh se schoo’ 5 a 16 mater Wilte ' sihtin ce ‘ (oh SET RS ; ie peter = voung ePADper ry yy —_ a Who] ema le drug so tag stock clerk > —_ ed for tho whe a cleld man. u ists prefe 4. byt nee Kraduates. pi 106: drop, Patterns. Ny 9x12 S.3x Pa Corr | . t® dan oa" - ty refere fs Bonest. relia tie must he ds ang fi] experienc . state fully yous at, Mr. Aldri a o ake good estern U . essen Pric 4 nd ex CARPENTE areen ¢ ight is e : "PONS 8 any hour YOUNG 7, 2 io The $44} VA e Dew t m4 Fe e¢ brig Eee By ro, Rew SPapers y e Box - 417 ~ Poa 7 mand — 6 to 9 W ee Inesda 4420 Ey @ns a’ — ° st. ask for" , & Tei @ZTaph Co.. 614 ¢ — ive “ec. i. D AY Is FURST A CARPEN ‘ Rs - SUILDERS PAlsert that Pepe ; Aegp Se te anteed 50 mae J A Niawe. eit rien? « vo Fs ra “a floor = * ‘igent le? OUNG” MAN— W ith al bout ~ . tai , SALESMEN IE Ton lay evening LADY— Reit + . 0@srau les ' THIN BEDs RE. i: r 4 . des is [or dae " See : i Nak er eo ; a 4 H and 7 ’ we = hoe ~ mm x - n ~ SS T° “a. ha A 4 — - | ; : enti Ger $1 ee a7 nee” Andy beast fe re! Ula { Nive oe 8 , aa aenast ita le “’ + able es! YOUNG Wa ed =te Post-Dis t4 “+ De ; ~ _ "ners old for Tie h store ‘goed “aie os manage nes icon on Soe - DE s PEN TAI TY s Ar ~ ue HIG H om 7 m om endl itis refines . for work 639°" cas nae jazn n_MOWer. wicke . Sae i. irial ' dees —* ; Pesthe lL, le ; , * alee 3o23 , Da | lg : >” , MVe som ©Aanhic s Ly 7 ~~ 4 and ; . om ta | : . : , . P me PXPOrience- % 1Xte Shoe s ben us. A me vas d PEA RANG . ITH * Sse fa ea ry 4 ehiid. a ernen. r — “Miored ty _ MATERT dancing te umeh: Ba08. « YOUN: ee. Rox F330 Post. Din Ot M. & 0 Garage } Y wy Wellston ‘ Co.. G117 Raston SLITY, WE HAY = AND PE RSUN. @59¢ ambition nec ea it bers mality, tact | VACCLY Pore i Merriong Caa7w oricke. esit’ yp eau) Sr. 0745. Adaing “se ling inag ts: clerk, or : BRA , — YOUNG M 1N—Fe ; sina WILL PAY y, ( pEROPOSITION ; onus. __ Box P-134 Pr 4 00 to start. ‘MISCELLANEOUS used Fora Ea NERS — ples: ih.) LMBARW | aie S965 Pin ate nto spleemanshi Winethy n oe IOL DER ‘or offic 2S EE ew’ BE . Al Ost-Dis. ~ ;= ure UANPEN ER wana Bice Snehee, 8 ornate Ienson Og. YOU SRN. SBOE PERS rence ce ok ERT as iy | MOE tlcrncae ng Godegmay Save TRAVELED EER. TFEREIRIRQS | “igh RESE—WMe: Testa a Won | CROPRS—Sioher gaa ee ae tiotie. r@ pairs . iow Work alte ia F rice MetyF hy Besos tf : ‘? NG M aN —T x: ~ ; owe Lie ) i tbe; ~ > b ? ase ana wy - writ a 2 onion , AT retand - Ova f LEADS ON] o ‘ _S = ere r ences Co fa - a nes. 5. 4 tf :2 q or ton E trie Cash: Cihmleling by ’ : Oh Y @ven bee Pac tm a eda) and wear Sit., 9» ladies” 7. 2- CARPETS st. + Mire ment ri id opport nity for a hdc «~S AR: ADE RI —_ LY APPLY L, AG Ni RY —— a x 71 LSJ. Leste, -o Vuas [628M lec Ce... I} * on ; Te," Pairs ane thon Var anise pe pumeny®: + ul ar ¥ 4 Fo mat 08 das y Ox Cert port nity tee Pes) thor offering o } ete th a i > od mechanic - ‘Cc? Nash ; Co. ria nent Ca)? 44:51 ‘ "7 ey are r _SALESME S A N t D PUT » § i AV wy 46. - to 3 Yea- 7 of es ~ per: Pn. cod. iris 1R PAINT Whit ki ners lca ee Y ae asic Hf : nce very meres . rank 67 { : . +) E ON 1 4 le * _e “On z rs Mak = E LD . , | r dr c is E. a . ads ; : ‘ ye 1 ~—- ungelow * gare Pr Sone Romeont vi ier a and 79 e's ror Ni} if | ae Gi» i M AN; HA - > need — $54 2 e an ai “M. AN A( rk RS M M a Und “ ; Lol Te Cle a ios a PAINTS we ain a oo z “ end Pom mia t nee Reagite pooh mt a) aa al PTR riovman: . *nerge enie rrred ft» veined have hee ry Poypars large co ‘ -e oy and ma elert han ts Oniv x4 ea — Sa lesman Al DF Sperien Pe ee ‘¢c} chanics P whee & _ Hosemon, PI a° 8! trates an Pay Pry ae: (em) he lines Ros a prefera! y - vaca y es Pro hd le . ~ sf ‘lass body work accue tunitie rporat! on. off eri ng good 24 ‘ w he: . wal ee well pn, a cod house work ‘ ced. White fo Or zene- aint. ~ rae as o 6% Wu ht > i \‘e; side SOAK i Grace A = a ee 20m ore = any + oe _ y te — ‘ a Ror « 3) on ‘ ree onunion Reed _ the peeted “*R qua lifie at ion ° and . Pi@a se pertense ee” Ss)}0n fe you. — or w — MA Nal TRL | RR eee ' ls ar. Trier 935 — Plann 1) ’ ; '. ty Ww. ; rT?) rn Cn ‘ ‘ ‘ “a — se x ‘ ‘ =? T> ‘ ry >? , i Es P : ‘ ) ; r + a - “ . : in 7 spatch ° at Bb Otome cues = A- =88, . Post- Dispatch 7 . in OrSanizing a, iNstallmenr — = x- Hoepit Ohio a 7c, week. Caitbera: _ RUNKS— Wardrobe “Ess : f 9 a" ; : ‘ . Theme es oy si A a... Ney ~ ~ Call Bee n ome ae OP ERAT . at bany 8647 ” = ENDING ~~ WAC "HIN oan “/—"y AGkis os ramiring (ira bh ‘Aa we : e « Pls “4 ‘omy Pl a aa my _ a TROT enoes. — wy OE = ¥;4 , 4 rep) y ?S6) Union ‘ Private cation oo > hee man high scheal edu. m n€s before 9 toom 4 tyA ‘) is or pI og - ork OR: Oe ne P eect) on work ~~ ; mee Die cheap for cash. ABHING MAC HINE ~ do. . , CET Xe LERK S.-i ner —— better; know 7 — ‘ t - rshfield. 905 ad spatch Reva ; Eden: val watted for ty Oude, BiSO ul, tote 5; 2 Nip MAN “ : ‘4 rls t enced in vee - Dis. oy live S ALE SM A N "ERATOR—Experienc ed. to or jen te4} ¥ mw Rg favor te ‘brand ef 1 a J ule Wohi. . = Poon 3 —_ abe _ ere ct “Ao ac ee brusd | it lexis. it % 73) LA! thS hee nde vy dew ' : - Wante vere) hore’ OTC @rn diese pan erge i ANT ~y a? TTOR - out teide ae “am, sa’ leSmansbip > oo tising a “lai ity men. exPerien- 4 Reck Mie fo 1453 pine A pply . ee iy ces ‘ + M 2c —Ss. 37 34 Hum mphrey- lectric. ; COA wo ' nie ( farn halrdr ‘ ; ' 219 onerg: a gutta evenin : ~ Man Oc ’ tg live vai . sentativ ? pe *spondence ; ced in advér-~ ‘Dea. : ier. : -* : ‘ : lin rand | a 4004 cv) ivi Law iA Sa ia 4 tere UW \ ~ ; = a freas. r —— Dre r ns tad ty pe write. ig a rk Ser ; Rx | SA ary ; nd : Leuis’ ar * o one or g- ing Dre Be hag! or : OPF RATOR - - ad . ~) 1m ; R mutuenineenaie ft te vermde 1475) rentedie: bie de: * &rertical ard a . Box r 161° Tha? > "ec for edy ancer sng commis paid wh ySest furniture stores: . week. *Pesition good for Six in) \ar sei - i oe : S—Experienecd fal to dien? e OOMS $Y _ =——— Four - ' ote cae “ OF Write far mens ard wages ing: ' > ty 40 pref tN te married lie earn ing to 2 Den ses For 2 Ppointr ; } ) te ) $° OO per Gresses: best Dea ¥ a n ladies silk CASH J, 5. ino - coal. SAKAG s 2 a. oT : T ' eS “alates ‘te vy ; , LAl AOE Qui-e & sa erre. 4 rer ere: @arnest ar ad indu £0od Man who is oh ene. , Box N ~Dey nen aJUTess. : FPxcel! Dre - * steaay Work. Ap v q Livin - OR > ¥ Ore i erect tre Axl $253 j er Citlege 61a oar oven ZK Ty ih wT — her To i] orld ; mn operat " — ' » ington ee 4 Co.. 131¢ dav hand cary Muiider of Hungeats |‘ y Of Reeuty Culture, 2 ite Acad NESs WO . st if. Ashley — sell the Roya! ‘2 desires seryi.. & throughout the | . DING, at ES) | taeh oF 4a... ‘ Vngealow ‘-a&rages ag f LK Si * ne a? he ‘ “ - TAN Sit exper ? er ¥ _ — la int@regted cal’ A E lee ‘trie C) acter capabi ; ‘Ces of 84 esr he . re es et eae oe ee ie3) B Beer, On - f HAKDWOGD ' ‘abany s4n0% ‘ 4 “CTPN’ iw t s . —_— ‘J re ; - . " r “ ‘ Stn ld 7 a - ~ 7 . : fieurs renewed. “Yotinaton * 9 ge eld Wasp imitans Marineita — - ee ‘ by i. “8 i wine. Ca} Forest DIN a e'@ria. Loe Olive * Meus 8. ang vee ment. DOM E STIC EI — oate “Soon” ‘tence ane a “ ac — ee eee “i dealers , . Se. new i A PAMP iri ON: - — = os Ww ae AN Te vive ae ' ; ick ' “Undays. Pea Gene ~ venings Sian?» urday ~— rent. 3719 ~ “Broad Renee Kinley Restay ply ty O., 9” Pine. Room 100 Ap Liz NN Broadway. “ee Sales Man ager. PR. Ls — — M MPG co BED. ——— a ee 50 velour nas 5 elour Living room | kh . ‘ te @? ‘ iF chs «> bea diiah io cree te - ‘- .~ ‘ss : ‘ ‘ me i’ D> fr | vy . - “e 4 = ee ieotentieemimaiai 9 BN T nine os . eo 235 years of Pome ‘ . as ogany. Sak 4 ; ~a =~! a) 9 H Orewat 4 oO Lie Mesee’ Rt eri A raen i - - Rak = a iD ‘o - Upper an: : ‘ wy) Neat . _—"s o se.) Hoove- age prefer . x erie . ‘ " ; ans “a inue: - 4 rg “ ? Dice : : rulte. Awte Sennen: ‘ ‘18s rs LP imrnes | eee | ' — Sage w Man: elder op Pra ned. rm d Dr — Re : 3a | Shee; - Hy. 8520 _FTanklin wit! saies abi) ; a 1Oug- Barr r > oo - s¥eene- a make silk sport F p need : ee x, ‘er ~ springs and a Pp RRA, °** Ritche mm rawr. Ul te | 4061 Gren; reference low ep eeile or chi! . MAN a fC) . A BIG O6PPOnTieS (e) prepar . oa to, = 8 on ~ dress tt vy Brow., epee We inet. $23.75'| Gla CARPET OL ) rr ele; | COOK SI oT ae OE F268: Poser mae im steer! . Man who is expe: ‘ion Canned Pe OPPORTT NITY. which w! yi for ow! vig spr ar ee | KK ESS], ER es. H. BEDROOM Sit?T. sib ~ Levy ¢ = - . 2615 Praskiin. +8) > y AN’'Q—UPWisa ' ' rap , we in or & 4 oF event : mig ore ae : [NSN Mi ‘ K i R esi /® -aty ai Br rid a or an 4 wits ire of roar past ¢ penin: fe > citi : ; : De Jtt 4 lwwaes - : ~ i QM refunded m'De COUTSe oF tel —Sit.: would like {3} | DRAUGHTS yy a « (c8O) | ate. whom and experience g or a Real S a OP] E; ~- | BEDROOM SUTITE— Ried’ wes convenient” qause orcewhe | pYCtts Oy day gg ald The eng ~ AN — Fist —+— (080) | Box Neder Our past “earnene? | With Salesn RATORS DROOM: SUITE — Birdy ) LeoTRic aud G6 rms Hi 330 r “88. referenc sige- need: Who can iret Clase + _ | = Cet - Disnate > ines a manuf ~snan , com S508 : wir Prone 0 10 daly. "S ours | vated ferences. Hox dank an lay XDort. = h. ‘one, | AMAL. “1 acturing co k San 2°88; umd 1 month: lieth Cen: sy res v (“FPand * Spatch Ox I Qand s«ta- “t and stock +, SS nile c7; 0) . havin *Necern “Xperie! ] $335 Perey Tyler 73 ard . ETC. Tth « a\ucy Telegranp 982. D r- 2 SS) ee (83) sition ‘ore fittings bi on 1 ——————— | fies = just ope ned rated iced On silk ea iw 2722 Meram = ag S rs ? ry +, : = - it: . 3 - ': yth ‘ | 4 . ry N rE , ? " VI + ° c 4° a | & re fe rences ‘ é ER iD pr bread Saal f eee te terme Te) 28 uo Ae ew teresa’ CNM To | | BUReKeeDer more hye MBBS Doaltion ag | others °t: Mus have sachet, ioua them | Iefed Etans, confection spemeraetiree | yutuce Under your Tee * concrete | pe RATORS CHINA CLASES Pre ition ow"! tie menen. 95 | geod werk: “ Wi “a oe for puddiicte, pe : & Diace 3 enrol tnens - nugn Wages S735 engl hoe ~~ 1. eA... Cleanes gon Det appis Lessana nee aperate, etal. _— a Provects rou easy x missions vieme force is earning perienced on house d ui eiciees dressers. ae oan rttire stork. Der cent re. i= ™Onehiy = Ling, Made by one ap wom The of 4 GCRL—sic- | ~~ ay DRG —— we CARRE ry |} should "pay Denter and Seg “Bias now ung big Fesses | library tabi >" wir lwa Fal ba. ere of the. Buus. _ offer. ieme. "ee tes «7 —_ Lr be . ae = 4 “my han. daome rea st ler Noid to «a io. Ww? ay _ Sho an« apron . A on Laonort ith the tie lO wee, , mired te 'S « . S8°@°rn schan ® a ty) — ; housework ae ’ ERK Reciate- ee AS 8P420n + wine iy ; c wie a i sad Proposition? uld you n. pply 6th cH? a _ Yast * sa Ginovenn ont Wired. $6 56 Cm) { ou. ae ~~ (Olirees t. +h O.S wand —. One Ty le. . orive: erence 4 mr "ered sesiet a now on. The Guickly, “uve Ounch. —_— iz ? oor. NA—Teas. . “ ‘ included am lear chain Post-Dioes " rea! eDver - ad ase het eal) ur D — ny, : SOS. see ~@ E Lis “TH vi 4° elmar anes “ Sees. OAS wa ork ey Mi . . Ww td - = — —— a : = —— — fod? WP OOe&TT y iS se lliy Price: tho vart 7 th ‘ eat te Your est . ~ ~M - Donte [or acca (voila i 4 ‘ —==- > . (ithe rer . “Salicie ow (eSn) 7 a es a. a.) J8 ay ™ CANVASS beautinil ate” yeu lance Fong 1627 W 4shington Qeeemewer ee tent, Se "AN BROS. Firpat #. Sidney se1aw ae Trade rade Sch ls ike tal ay _work . adel Tee er | firing os icensed hight wo-k> - = ERS ane SOLICI inti tony Pie a home and a. Camm isstong OPEE RA A T ( R: E c win 2. LIID Ofive. ~*~ an ; >. FI RN CO ere te ul k oo ts my — . net FL - tisty Plate p “AN VASE rs TORS | ; - ber Sasant asen- Ban. 0 ON RANGE = aw . «hi sin lit home. re vil ABE BARRER ~ ar? —i i o ored ~ ' 9800 Manceh, aden ‘ate Products RS aN Sor it — yur i area MAnent conne-: ‘xperienced on _ a : AN ash : @aah rma: ree Pimoe . te 0 5k... ; dave Der Week Sate clean : FEN De : °: . Miller ‘2 +p Tre — M Droduc ‘Section if } on ~ Sus raster oe Ae : ington 76 @UAaran oe . . Paty , ear the h he nodern . Forest “63 ne taree ‘ ER be bP P 4? rR - ~ 5 im , Se Tan o£. a. _ if Fr ver aieae 4 Part } Py ce: $ R - Fen ¢ ) mh Miectric, 1415 entra! G13) Walnut? & ade: 'y GER Site 9 perenced MAN-—-Fire¢-cipas’ me fur che bis: Fou are look. me versonalj S housedres: ture Co. 12 | ‘D one wnt tall Bd, Say | imiut wition far eS iced: we, : heome. St -~4 +. OS We ; HMA Yr R p ent ¥ d ‘NI Cag P ee ek a CHT ‘adies” shingle bein — ° be rbering om irabdner Box TR4 Benia. on Margaret (FRAME Nat Ee Rs £2029 Franklin «a3 SOLICITOR, daily . ase “. in tent Blag rth BALTY OD est = = ork ; hi h- . = porceiate, bh ; he TURE REDU num 2 ren on @i wt CO rae: day or amt Spectal ma GIRL af eer os or ter lan or s— EX Derten, ) — ~ SA | SRS) |; mm FP Sh Ieee Chestnut. rices re hex. 2 CED ae PIXtUree: we wire So enter Senee ben he = Maer a con al German Wishes noah | 2 : Planing 3313 « ¢ ed emp Ty &£ Go 7e-> ve _ Be oy itien. A TT (cl4i | t re paid. a | Dare ; - | ter © ; irEK grad . @rcl ‘ ai (> RI ‘ Se 0 ———_ c 4) | NBO eur materia’ - er sentrar tor tp er Barher «>, emi aie | tua 5 Thewire — i» rome genera, housework 0 113 as *RINDER Ha ie DF a es a io) a ee Segehigh was (er) wis U IS S DISTRIBU TORS | BLEET. 9 233 Ww hington oq) berary lam it ag = im y ree? cr : ‘ f \ Arh _ “ ' } s irs rv" and in ter ‘ ee e ttn = Kgnhighway ic?) Svuthern i as . te — > W Ree Main 4858 fo. ——— on SARRGR fiw} fe@) GIRL——Ni¢ . — Shoe chiners ne. Wark ampi " Kansas (ee O's, East : _ 00 Ga DAY BEBe—N oa SRT LT Rie « co Oost Nw ne! Om "5 (Rta loess * 1M LAN EOP es oy day ae ree airi “to G., o HAR Machinery Co 3727 Verest ? . PARTNERS A — t¥ and Mem a Missouri » se = r. dition, on! > 6 : ieee M Seetriv mangnge: heice tty modera: Tyler 32eGw* fr children’ ag 'eaning new es MAKBRS—Gudiere ee | BA > kc ee ee /ANTED | ooderanity tor 8 or 4)". A rare| MME LS (2) at lew ptice’ Lenn : eikcnegie res arker st 7 raui ite chai ce. @) , ry . . : x t ale od » , ? aay. RON WORK bts foo) > ° a... } > : ™_ — — . . am | ’ ~' a, — —_-- + val : ope; taining - Bist Pettical ex ner: aa gr — oe “4 ” “Serene : "di Stair a raf — ress ; 2 reas i —. teem ser: ee - . : oTred, ex hy - SP rr ly oa} , er - CO.’ erie r estat wane pi = | te vahsentalne eas ’ * Rinse. bee Bomont a3 *Perences be tve e eeeimaid HOU SE wEN— > a ti? S&S ry 3° are net = basin ol desi - ton ‘h a hight Put on sa tee. V igtur 4273 W | tweturn? ¢ rafting ~~ “rion! and enh GRA) __ 1 584R ‘Ytra Olives (id lem _ em ‘for », cuseirort rene ‘eh make a m S300 te oo Tr get th and areest heuee ip ih» rated. for e oe. | gg we — a rend! a B.. Se ae % Ni RAE Me ee . a gel ‘poly s¢ Jon, . White tee & "Ot answer 2 ¢ ““) _“Xetusive distribu: Amerie. and Xperience reSsers . 4 S93)" ing 3108 N. Uren “aig b ’ udong at Uy wt ~ wt: Whe is nish —A BORERS—Appy $4497 4 ospita! nem. Box N.245 Post_Da re = mes = a Product of merit t A A finish . and oINING oe rree " va ngiate * wg wet z et = liine’ aa night for shop’ t ferent, P43 Ire * iRPNER_ =8¥. Post-Disparch «>, you er than $250 awe that whl sey sners on high- -grade Pty Firvaptinh ‘ines u Sy) mui! - oi *.. 4} © ue a" s Was hry IST ge OSD eo} ‘POW Rouen ae active Part in weil tent he in he yrar wy erkiy. ' road 1” tert eollar DIN " . ills on . Soa ¢ ‘16. Post ae chine hand kK . aliround ~~ y, $2000 reay red: ate et. 20d restauran;. red We teach von tm? eiuerience on Steady work. = 4007 Spa genie ‘ _¢ . — 2 * on? a tf mg fees nd : Vie e 2 ~O4l Pesta: ni N. Machine Vv ee oa ~es how A a Rs Man that Son C. froo Bane a spot ~— Quene —s Rice Sti F idan wats = tbe bret ons a rhe ‘ . . ree . . 4 ' - : > 4 ‘ i SC 8en 8 | Dointments by x her is returnabie a2" i ix actori fe — = . y n ne m , > Ao ies, ‘ire oe f « , ’ need . ’ Dispater apenes Boa €-273. Pos: * : aftq ” : all * 4 by (cB) ieee fer Mr. Henkin Natenal ‘me 2850) S. Jefferson , DINING | | (3) 4414 Page Ay. er

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p " e ss F a . es bak . er Sa eS a ee , es ae ‘ “ we “ s een eee a 7 $ a See, haa a ee Ce a. ee ‘, cia, ah: pian Ti Sot eee ? . 3 pee Ae > OS Re ae , v . . Pe ~ ~ 4 > a? ‘ ag ee a mM; S53 ee Jin pd so 7 4 eee AS. e an oS re fg ee © Pag TP, ee = oR = QO OO eT i 23 F ; } ; 3 ae Ra Me, We As , . 2 : ; ; ; ; Wg & “jike | || == s our cars are recon — : ‘ modern case design; Apris | felling girl. Steady Work. er Delmar. , ——— SEWING MACHINE—Drophead Singer, _— oa ZT good c condition, $55 fon $5 weekly. Haupt, 4127 Olive.(c) | | = Terms as Low as $50 Down volume of (one: used: plede. | S ce fer RE—Contents of 4 rooms . Dian’ ree OOS $15: renting. repairing. guaranteed. Ao ACK nee 464 ‘ORD ~Roadster, 1923: $150 cash. Call SS 6—1924 Ford Coupes, $350 and up. _ AEOLIAN CO., lf 004 live st Rice- tix Facter ei. o_ gi8 Fark 4059 — _Chouteau. Grand 1916. (c80) | FORD— @, 1923: excellent condition, Lindell 7705R. | == 3—1924 Tudor Sedans, $375 and up. PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS — We most — es. - dayeneite. other fur y itur € ep -- me = yy Ei Se -—Piano. rues ery reason SEWING MACHINE—Floor lamp. Vic- _terms; trade. — 4464 Easton. (c4) FORD—Roadster | body 1024: like new: ——— 923 Cleveland Sport Sedan, $650. make reom: 35 upright vianos. used. 4 LU ” 4 = (c) P 7 Ps. 0 S. leffe Ss B 4269 Laclede. L in dell 1781 tro'a. kitch 9 FORD- —Coupne, 1924: jl =. 4968 Northlan: axe. — : sem a 3 RE—Dinir ‘e room bedroo.t OmM|p ete | Henrietta. ee ~ 1921, $190; terms. “#05 geen, ** FORD—Roadater Li TF ela SHIRT MAKE S = i .. : ‘rola. household goods; leav- SBPWING MACHINES—Dropheads. as low FORD—C ouves, large selection. 1921 to tion: $165; terms, trade. 4464 Easton 2 oe 4 2 - nity 2808 Theodosia av. . tof \ M ibe D E 7 a 7.5 hebuilt. Singers, like new. JOHNSON Abe oo Ra ai Path Te . ic4) — , ce rooms, flat; bath; | .NO si@ F own, “asy ; S 20; easy. terms; rentin repairing 7 ve. (vo3x) | FO ~Rokdst me AM 4 Ton (ct) a few girls to learn : Steady 4 if —F aE Walnut dinng-reom suite, a ee ee ren are buying. Living Thursday evenings. Morris, TaB10 Olive, | FORD— \—Roadsper: starter anda {c3) == Ford Tourings. : and. Ons ears oe ee ve, “(e80) |; wor ia ) 6 chairs, extension table. china clowt settes: sesh. hag ne g to Aah enpaeth hy STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES a” ec'pe. - 1921 i owt ‘painted: runs | SS rime: ood rubber: $12 pga omen ——— ‘ yf Pon cane. hog i enti yeu want it. SOdes 1 | AYER-PIANOS—In our exchange de- ek 80: 3-Di¢ ce living-room suite, opey igo ges = monet o1- — - J n | === oO ) ae i ' : ’ r Past p55 1 : By leeds aero ee table and For Sale JOHNSON AUTO CO.” 3867 Olive. (c53x) | JOHNSON AUTO CO, 2667 7_Olive, (53x) >= service on all cars, 1923 and later. PS Sait the eriainal price. 208) OE AROS NER OIG Buick Coupe, $725. » but in excellent condition: some of beet Buick Sport Touring, $875. | standard makes, such as Steinway & Moon Sport Sedan. Sons. Starr, Singer. etc.; prices start at Hudson Coach | $38 and up. P. A. STARCK PIANO Durant Sedan. | OCR. Beene Ge Ss _ (e5) Cadillac “Gl * Touring PLA YEH-PIANO $1535. Baldwin, Cadillac “59” Touring ' note Manualo, cost $800: must sell; see Chet rolet 4-pass, Coupe | | thie bargain. 3544 5. Compton. _ (eR) 1923 Maxwell Touring. PLA AYER-PIANO—$169 for Metviile , Mark Apollo player: good condition, terms to excellent cond!- er AR eB ecag it ton. (8) on eo SNe et ee et et ee et ym at ie3) ppen - Ri IK d Ham/iton 4) ____ mag = | bridge lamp Bedroom—6x9 rug, full- FORDS—C ‘oupes: all late mod | ANK LIN—-Roa == > ' Pp ice= =-Stix actory's ay o > S-piece French ' size bed, spring and mattress. thest of DESK S—AJl } kinds, — tables, chairs. irs, fi ling ; $14 5 up; terms, trade. 3333 Washing lin SKIN—Roa ~oadater; wil] eel m, my, Frank- = == MONARCH MOTOR CAR CO. | ay eae ah coheaerties ate mee ten 7 8) =o On iZ . 1 ing room}, phono- ' ‘ s : nino] . a 3 cabinet: bi b a : 4414 PAGE AV. > @ walnut “557k Wate Apt.) drawers and one chair. Kitehen—Con- | —“* = Dergains. 915 N. 8th._(c) ton. 204: 3W. 465 Oak st. (c4) | $195. | 340. $275 UP for renewed piayer- ' rman . - . goleum rug. 3 ft. 6 in. ‘table. 2 chairs. 4 FLOOR CASES—Walil cases. counters,|; FORDS — See Nulsen-Thom f 1d OON.-finare ra Mt) An ST 2 SPRCIAL, DIET CUAIK — White ” heal 7 i: 8. a “pane oe burner rebuilt gas range. with oven and | meat blocks, at a sacrifice __915 3 N. 8th styles and modeis: coupes no forall : reduc Sport * Dolan dsBa" 400 “miles: big | | EL LLIN Pahl ane Pi mnt Ue b - , Saint at rie art alte \Dianos Lang" SS a pa Rarres Hospital. "600. Ss ingnighe | = +e au broiler, and sideboard with mirre? back, | | OFF IC E par -And chair: hei s i gamed pargaine: aaa 7419 Manchester. (cB) Sey oe niiiieiaiinoeeee* == AE aaa OBST Ra CaE E IH if Hs Orit biti fait see tha, " yy from good homes as ‘trade-in’ on Am- SPOTTER—On fanc. gxrments: an ( as Frank ' HOW CAN WE DO THIS? oa cheap, $65. Dr. Vogel readé | 3—19.. “ord rig and 1922: choice, i arth pret aah tai fh A tA Aa iff) Hh Hi iit ! Hh Werth Ht oun ana th (Pi pico -enacting Pianos and Gulbraneen wark: cood erst ae emer Dyeing end | ies ge & Furniture Co,, 22% 2 rome | We are out of the highrent district. _Bld ‘z. Se _ (c4) v me eat all extra accessories. ~ : Sedans For Sale ti acihiiiiiaiinutaiieitiete, x i ‘i uel oe Ms ‘all ee — | Registering Pianos. Call. phone or write. c) Cleaning *2 Newstead. PURN TURE FACTO RY SAMPLEsS__/| Oly one block from Washington avy. ( gees ete | “3401 Locust. +e ary ROLE ST—S@dan: beautiful, 1923: | |! = = | KIESELHORSE PIANO COMPAN is STENOGRAPHER—18-21- rood St) OFURNITUR a Min tiaw 1 living TYPEWR __Goen nights and Sundays. | 390: others: terms. 1805 Ru ie 7 Ti 4 |Established 1879. Central 6200. (+ nity for advancement. Box N- 343. Pe 5 Bint. . Ai gone of ‘Bilerorakes ~ ITERS. AND ADDING FORD—Coupe, 1923 _model: in first-class | CHEVROLET—Sedan think a (ec) = = | : 1007 Olive st.. St. Louls. Mo. (cl4) 2 . Teom brea = - IH] WY Ik , condition; price $275, and reall real cl) ming @ a3 — | STENOGRAPHER—PFor cont e {ae Furniture Co. llth and SSces.___ fe 65) | , ° a er MACHINES $350: see and b convinced. Wows thea $150: enn] | MacCarthy-Pardue. adet OPEN ae. | Prank Stell. Best Place struction office: must be at ne 6(con- a 6FURN fontents of 3-room flat | IF it Car Exchange, 2944 Locust. (8) Delmar, Cahany 588 e (eRO) | | ; EVENINGS | To buy; no intera charged; 10 per cent and accurate, with at least 2 com - ef new: little cash, balance | urnl ure O. : ————-- | FORDS—C anaes. Bad tj ‘a, 24 models CHEV ROLET—Seda. 199 _ t tien ee |off for cash, with interest ‘ana discount, school education: prefer 1 easy terms; call after 6 p. m. 3OQI9A | wNs10 0 at ad Wa, a agorons: not over) very good shape; $150 to $375: te fect mechanicahh"exesticht = . ‘ TT saves you $50 to $100" Stell players are knowledge of bookkeeping: | me. Hen st. ita) a 703 LUCAS - or ox F-336. Post-Dispatc Hy. L. KUHLMAN AUTO SALES, B14: upholstery. in fact. every way: we teli | ae si ame ai — > rn seen | best: none better; $650 to $750. he = tion your future depends on yoy Dont 4 rooms. ny ae iX JCAS AV. 5 pe Ri tpnen-senerwess, Baral Rem- S1_ Easton. ‘ai a (e535) | You this is a buy: takes | $180 cagh. dal- = == | | 20-22 N. 16th st. "ER: confidential. ox C-40 , bedroom. living room an chen, | .. ee a on and portabies ° oO. reni- | F D—Coupe; late: everything tip-top; acCarthy-Pardue, 6320 | || = patent Milan , S 88- mock ah” | ) it: f _ ~’) looks and dr | —————— : - ; i a _ 7 «rent free March 12; good bargain. 20004 | Y i # ‘ % aes on it: vit. make offer. MacCarthy- and drives like a new car; guaran- - = —— Werner, oak case a 4 62 we sihinates. Diamond Hai MeN. Mth. ha sete) | IHU YOU can rene any make of typewriter | Pardue. "6320 Delmar. Cabany 588. | teed, — terms. trades. Tate Motor | = $10 per month. Open Evenings. rs add SORES stains TURE -High prade. large assort- | FURNITUR C from $4 per month. 3 months for ot ee ae ic 80) . inc., 3041-43 Lac ‘ust bl. oad os ay Touring Cars For Sale : — ; oe 110P ¢ e LEHMAN PIANO Oo... 74 tcl4 ‘STRAW BRAID OPERA TOR—Fiuperi._ . a t; bed . living. room and dining - KG ° special rates to students. Corona Ty e- | BRAND.- NEW ( (19: 94) F ORD | i—Late—Dodge sedan, $185. FORD—Touring. starter. good motor: | jj}! fi] Olive at. | Phone Cent. 2174.(el4) i enced, for men's and ladies’ hats. i= s, dressers, chiffo- Writer Sales Co.. 207 N. Sth. Olive 3505. | Aine, sedan, $365. , eal ° ceptionally high wages: steady wate’ yet Meo Sette Gnd Yabien, crc. Leonort’ Auction’ . 112-114 N. 12th St. "_________(e8) | Coupe. attractive orice: always open.” | Your own, terme ‘coupes, | | For Quic K ACTON % _ Tatking Machines For Sale 4 (ce: we | | | ic) | round.. CaM 909 Lucas a . > GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP... 682 20 Gravois. | UNIV ERS. AL tourings, . | — — ich) on 3) . N REBUILT TYPEWRITERS. | zravois. 3401 -Locust. et — : ndry TELEPH' NE GIRL— Exper ienced | In "asien 2 FURN URE—Cont ents moderniy fur- | CASI OR CREDIT ll makes, “tne sluding _portables; . (c82 TOE __Ypen nights and Sundays. onde: team. ‘i tichels 3520- ‘Easton.(6 (6 )*! T k VY P {| Minachines ‘at reduced, prices: these. ma: ¢ work or teiep 9 o ' 4 i _ _ paar nang : i. me - Washington. siuned nome consisting of 5 rooms ot} QUR GREATEST SALE (| frreweltensiuis bo *207° Rae | 1924 FORD COUPE trade, 4404 Easton t 9225: terms.) FORDS—Tourings: 5: excellent shape: $20 | || ake Your Pick || chines are in first-class condition; prices °. we ere ———- aoe 2 «6S c me la) . R.-, ellent mechani ’ up: trade; terms. 2506 8. : Hi ii) from $10 up; terms: as low as 5 te} 'TRIMME RS Banded hais: ook poner fo Mand Washer, With option of renting flat at | OF STOVES | Olive 3505. _ c t mechanical condition. Always | FORD—Sedan. 1923 Tudor; fine shape: | ait 10 $25, $50 week. Wurlitzer Co.. 1006 Olive _ wri I iad Diamond H & , % p ” , , # rake: ° i $4° —— i PFs ig rae amon at Co wo 7, $35; reasonable for cash, Victor mone | AND FURNITURE senala Calon "Prewniter Co, We A GRAV OIS MOTOR CORP., 6820 Gravois. | JOHNSON ibepal Oo” 3687 Olive. (c53x) | | FPORDS—Tourings; 5; oes "ion. | | BRUNSWIC K—Beauts ‘ful cabinet mac hine, © PURNITURE—Beautiful bedroom suites. | | Oth st. siicatiaie (c82) | FORD—Tudor sedan. 1924: cellent ee eS ee gin (c57x) | 75 POW ml Hn | THIEBES MUSIC: OO. » i163 Olive. ey) lo Exp’ d.. Trimmers " "handsome dining suite, Kroehler over- WE SAVE YOU 14 Bis ee | PORD COUPE shape: cheap: trade: terms. 25 s i r |! open oa — ~~ 4 | All mode!s. fully equipped and repainted: | _Jefferson. : | FORD—Touring: late model: best of con- ail 5? W eek] Payments til EDISON—Genuine. large size, 46 inches ; i 2 ’ — COPYISTS -AND MAKERS oe ado. "rus; REE! PRERY BICYCLES—MOTOR | CYCLES high. with 27" records, $57.50: $160 and up. ater 5) = edition; many gextras; bargain; terms. Big | \ | terme. tables. Mirrors. lamps, refrigerator, etc BOY'S RIKE—$7. water heater. 5816 | FORD—Sedan, 1923; used very little: ‘| Four, 2218 8 Jefferson. (c77)|}||| Ford Touring, s@arter...... || Kirkland Piano Co., 204°N. 12th’ st.(c8) : i ‘ ie Wa i: r ~ 5f > , > o8 . be new: only $50 down, balan $5 week- | ae 4 nn ! nfs -- +4 b. ermanent work; liberal wages 1 cheap. Call immediately, 5127 Cab 0 " MOTOR, | iy. 4127 oli = | FORD—Touring. 1922; fing shave: good Dort 4 Touring 8 EDISON—-Late model; almost like new; LEVIS-ZUKOS8KI MERC. CO. 1113 W — ere = Present Wi __Hodiamont._ Colfax _2231R.___‘¢) ee (c) | “runt 136: liberal tera lm] Buick 6 Touring. 5- ice $60: t 3 Wash. Be! (4)| A Handsome esent th sre [ 2910 _—_ FORD SEDANS—1022. new, etc.; compare | JOHNSON AUTO CO. 3667 Olive, (c53x) | MM Chandler 6 Sedan... . 195 ||||| low aa oe. renee Tie Wurlitzer 1006 ingt om ay. SCRNITU one — nae { . = 7 _—_ - i al Se Ww AITRESS—Experienced. = Delman . a iont: 7 eee 5 ;Fo0m | Every Purchase of $10 oF More | BOATS AND LAUNCHES WAS UI NGTON Pm values: terms. Huber, 2601 Lo- | FORD—Tourings; fine selection; late mod- || Chevrolet Touring it} | Olive. (c77) WAITRESSES—Two; call > BE room. ‘fast room and kitche oeir- | R & lete. $175 "s ae ‘FORD- + | els; $35 down, $5 weekly. Haupt, 4127) ///| Ford Coupe, late 4-pass... . || PHONOGRAPH—Branswick. Jarge size rec- N. Grand. it ate fer business woman (co: cnt eeee | 3 ooms, Vompiete. POWER BOATS—Of ail kin i. rf fi poet | ( RD—Sedane. 3: 1924. bag 9 ; ‘Olive. Always open. (C) | |||} Haynes Coupe, 4-pase.. ¢ ords, $30: consoles, $#4% §~=1635 8 +, “Tan So Re % ‘ r 5 if d cons ti , ho y. 26 —- “"Na7tt TTA ‘omer —————— aa a aa ° ‘ . > ae wee | oa ee = ; | road ; " | WAITRESS—aApply at once. 0 _ in short car line of .West End 4 ‘Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen | Oat eed pi FR = ag gah ee Geet WILLIAMS—4390 OLIVE Hy. L. Kuhieman Auto Sales, et 53) FORD—Tourings. Rg wees. Fee iy Dearta Toone I. 91 pproadwat. “trade-ing’ v io c55) . ; etctag h _ Cail before 10 a. m. or after 3 | | >. : * t $175; 6. ee @55re Not ;00d Cook, for hot 31 ae th Forest 8989 W’, — ** (7) | Terms, $18 cash and $2. 50 week | Brewery Bide. 8500_N._Broadway___'&) 065. $505. lass: erie Gene acts | FORD — Sedan 10337 len cae 7 a JOHNSON AUTO | eae 3667 Olive, (c53x) | Ford Sedan. 1923 model. 5 i rie disons. Paes icket d CoO oO dining PORNITURE—We are clo cosine out it tl 7 / | 20. 2: a dS >; _verms.__ (Ci) B. 999: | FORD—Touring. | 1922: tip-top shape: ||; Hudson Sedan, Super 6.... a o= YS. my | oom; also waitress. Dy - 9 out all our . a mpee mechanical condition: $200: z. ‘ out BE . ° (ed) room ; a elma 4996]. All New Furniture HORSES AND VEHICLES | GARDNER BUSINESS COUPE $165: terms. 23823 Locust. Open fol au No wonder we sell ‘em. Stand- oak, furned oak and’ Eariy En re work; | WOMAN-—Genera| GUE aecher Tae * | gah puttets. china closets and extension | it for Tate '23; 5-bearing motor; refinished in On NSON AUTO CO.. 3667 Olive. (c58x) | ings and Sunday. _ se?) | HE 5300 | Shawmut p! ( 5 at 60 per cent off: here is a chance | 3-Room Outfit for $87.50 a beautiful sage brush green; mechanically | o£53 tom (c81) nights. 2954 Cass. : . + ing-R on FORD TUDOR ) a 7 8 ’ FURNITURE—Or every deseript ion. bed bed davenport Wing OOM § , Lowenstein, 1321-25 N. Broa dway. ( (c8) 1—1923—RBuick touring. $365: perfect. tu THIEBIES MUSIC CO. 1103 — (e76) Stag. | wom aon agg A Ae Ta. more for’ tor ea room, dining room and living room sets. | Suites: specia $164. , eps _ ens ASHINGTON FI ae gyn My 2 yey — Ba 1—-Late-—Hupmobite touring. $385; your HH Car Co; || VOCALION—Slightly used, ‘. $a: good brass and VM. beds, springs, 25 new MACHINERY — 7 DSON SOACH—LATEST ae, eo agp — tire, ee light.” UNIV A 3401 Locust. pg . | sgondittog: rusranteed ‘by us PR, eant € this beautiful coach; | stoplig and other extras; 95: yea 29 * ith | — ———— — ~s— we te to Open nights and Sundays. 2921-27 Locust | WOCALION-——Console model: ite like brand new; ful ly equi d; we pa nd | | Wanted wall aaa sage PRO cast bac running order: $30 and 1 | Always Open. (c80) ||\|! this mechine is almost new: ic) | WOM A N—Colored. experienced at ma a ses dressere 7 Jooking, saiads and cressings. Apply Mr. Led, @ eng ie techers a: fre piv i ape ing $185 elegant Frene : Ww alnut o- cabaret | Hamilton Hote!. Hamilton and Maple(cd) | "tabies k. cabinets, gas. coal and combi. iece Bedroom Suites ; extra! office. | WOMAN experienced. whi te. for cleat 7 F, nation ranges. refrigerators... bedding. ?p : CONCRETE MIXER—At lea st 1 sack; ~~ tee it ech call ‘é : . : : 1 m anivally: $3775; year to | _ $40 cash. Morris, 2810 Olive. ‘|| terme as low as 50c per week n€ : oper: | Fe og ane oGL2 Ashland. soc per hour and #4 china, pictures linens, te.: immense ot, | special, $114. power loade Cabany 7987. __ (c3) FORDS— Tourings, 1922. 1923 and 1924 ; Se — oor Hitzer Co., 1006 Olive st. shu 6: ar S12 As a eee extra large auction | $250 higl le 9-niece wal GONCRETE MIXER Witd.—A least one | models: onay terme. ate Pa” | teas Gnee bares ee ee e: eae 3 Ashland. Gameliare— ao; een Severs Sere tains suchen $9 n igh-grad pie ee walnut tenet Sc gh mg ag ye a ShINOTON day evenings. Morris, 2810 Olive. tone gray; bargain. 2214 Washington. ; | R: $200: $75 (cR4) 3; | —_— A A manent connection ith ( ani corpo- # «so ste Friday morning commenc ing at yee it liv well : f 7 J m Ca. ] rh or S ; FL Cn OR SANDING MAC HINE Wta— peamenccioagt | HUP—Touring: mo ] “4 ee aoe eee nn ee ea room toe Gene te| Puce: weed: B C- Salt. Lindell Soi [SushiNctOe Wa Baa Si .aeire wheels; | down. Mors ee Obve. i. | Senior, eae See ee eee r a P ; 3 P ° . . °, ‘ - } > i Jw r e ” vr and tact essential: high school or college GAS RANGE—Ovick Mea!: chest of Grew. 10 and $12 9x12-ft. Sample % — — . _ ET SS Se COV §=6lterms cash. Riley Furniture Co.. 317 and eat a: wiring, P get a and insta}!- St "| YOUNG LADY —For caiy sas. | &. Broadway. $1 and $1. yD short * siti of | ing.’ Act E) ic Co., 221 Market. (cB8: B) $950: 1924 Ford tudor $435; latest tire, oxpenes’ ee obaa Locust. bas panel body; 6 ndows; inside meas- ing bath, sleeping porch, 4 coach, like new, $775; selected . c eUrements 5x8 ft.: fust the car for camp- room, garage: select neigh N. Jefferso: e S ¥ from: - | SHOE "| NISHER—Landi s, large | size; will } ' ‘ , ; | YOUNG. LADY—Neat appearing. for may ees Stoves Sytem yl ad ees Ses | Linoleums; special, 50c¢ yard. | sell POOP hand Of pcos Swope | i« MOTORS—For eni: al) simas: — clean. Call mornings, JUSO 5. | 4 $18.50, guaranteed: round tables, $9: extra special, i8 : ORS—For gale or reni: al) sizes: new | Way ‘ | You NG ’ ADY— Wi business abil Levy Bros.. 311-13 8. 14t ath st . ‘cd | | Furn. Bosman and ee _— Sale 1126 St. Charlee. (c8) we — YAHLEM. 1033". N ' Grand og she heeds is a little paint; hurry: year $790 0: easex 4. racers > $15 _2547. 4650 Easton ev. (ec) South Gas S a pe > C . : capable of handii brempendance, | C , 3 MP (el) ing adjustments and meeting the pubes 4411 Laclede. (3) | "nest be ocld te entisty mertmage: in- ae ge Rocsseersee. Parts—For Sale § ACOOMAC, 2846—Elegant room, splendid to handle credit in downtown retail store; —— Bridge & Beach. Quick Meal. Baker, etc.. | ~ ‘ | vestigate this offering. Terms. Huber, JEW —Touring 1923: ion, ; board, lady or gent: reference. a . . Vv « N — -) —_+— | 2801 | venings ( — ail over well worth what we ask. 3205| WINDSHIELD GLASS—Cut to pe S $2 a and BOTANICAL. 4141—Doubie | ~~ ‘= } ' Locust. Open Sundays and evenings.; _ up. 2001 _5, Oth, Sidney 3780. (c8)' and sis" aw * . eee 53x) | WE } ti " > odie rooms: _ board optional. Gra _month._ _ Box | 2-304 | Post -Dispateh, (ed) a te at Finan S—Fui — rpets, ntent | JORDAN—Sport touring: repainted deep 2001 S. Yth st. Sidnev 3790. (c8) GRAND. . 2318 8. Room and sm ts: re | | | decora gz . oo 2 G ODS and piat ——S! “4-1 goods bediy: best cash prices. © Schobe: —-— H , G d Hii OAK] A ND SEDAN | blue; upholstering and motor in pink = oe : SALESWOMEN WANTED . r % wick sale. sndell 17 #1R. 4° 89 laciede 444° Page. Delmar 869 or Delmer } ere S e18) f Hi | condition; diec wheels, good rubber Auto Bodies For Sale couple: nooo single. Grand s650W. + USEHOL D Gor Ds we wil se) at marks IQUE furn ishings’ of all kinds : N _ ONL Y $595 ONLY ee Oe a ee 1650. 8. BODY _ BARGAINS—Always: commercial. Neen gee Oe ee ee ae a _aA DikS—Catholi - our out door work & 727 : 7 at a , ; ris ~oene~neneenes = om til i] ev en! ngs. (cd: $x) | 3. 220 Easton. (6) . ——s pie: first floor apartment. (c80) SALE on ‘ty: good saiary. 6193 it sell; nothing over 5 months old; | H B rit? SORT We atm | ' td.— 1000; $50,000 ta loan on | |}! 5 Dodge Coupe ..... 4 : | arin A to j Ww nted_ 7. ih ouseh hold necessifv: Kv0 4 (on? Bothing sold separate " Call Forest 5650W | urley. jomont 2139. 332 aston a@iitos; lady. 2340A Olive (Bp i til Chevrolet C oie it 19 24 ST. AR SPORT SE TD. AN | MARMON nd -passenger “ touring: good | u Bodi es a a te bere room for Se : p | N. Taylor av. — — ‘4 m. seca oon AUTOS Wea — 7. re ~ i iil : al paint; rebult; must be seen to appre- | poOR a. © or sedan 7 ris, Ww oar - _ SALESI. ADY—Over 20 years of age er 5 yp. _. | FORNITURE Wtu.—tiigheet cash “* ” . e. Any condit _ Alley 8. Chand! C - J Disc wheels: 5 new cord tires and tubes: | ciate: special price $395 | pokes DY (Wid. “Cou aan. 1, 1924. | oe $6001 A—2d fi. Peri front roor. a : ~ ’ ¢ v VE 1] 5 . o ° . ied a oiMani 4 . ; ; ~ *-* ” ~ ” : od : candy and baking epartment, ii RY TABLE —Large mar ‘any, royal | fur all- kinds of household goods, i- a : ‘idnev 3790 34) ' andler oupe. Ree || pat. lock steering whee!: $150 worth of ex- WEBER'S USED C -AR ‘EXCHANGE, — = a= — | home-like, boarg. « Forest BOTUS. tebe colar eg “andy Co., 706 Washi ngton._ _ SGM make, $125; flat top desks, bookcases,| ture, rugs, contents of flats. pianos, erie. é > Wtd—All kinds; pay cash, _ Leon ain » Buick Coupe .... : ‘|| tras: car nearly néw and in first-class me- 2944 Locust. (c68) | HAMBiE LA ge a ee — 0) LESL LA DIE 3——Married preferred. (@Mmmem@s. Leonori Auction Co., J80U7 Lucas.’ a-brac, etc. Call Lindell 2160. R. | Siink, $441 Juniata, _(c89) (iil = 6s Scripps Coupe. ../. '|| chanical condition:*run very little: private | NasH—Touring. 6-cyl.. 1924. sport: 6 disc | Batteries | C well-f eee te meals, pees Reneral SAL. 7” rday afternoon, ready-to-wear CxDig Me | SO aces. Levport Auction Co.. 3501 Latcas. reds AU TOMOBILES Wtd.—For wrecking. 3319 i iu Hudson ‘¢ oupe. ..\- (|| party. leaving city: price $800 cash , bar- | wheels and tires: perfect condition inside BATTERY BARGAINS— $5 eli-furt room, foe a? i rience orated erred. Hoyle & Rarick Clo! , AxGE—Supe rior: like new. 1817 Crit- | BPST prices iow boumaheid Ganke at. aay Easton. Bomont 3670. ‘e8) i moe Coupe... || gain. Tel. Central 7283 or Parkview ~ aac. and out: priced for auick Sale; terms; all batteries. _ “1415 “Chestnut. P sem i : C Ca AAA un, Stee aye end cinate home: ; v. fers 7 _ tenden ar tj , us . : : ~~ AUT ‘OSs Wt da ; 3 - Olds soupe PIRATE A Pe TMI SS (co nm Sund y. Delmar 2547. 46: 50 E aston, | Z| . * 2 Co. 06 N. Broadwa@ a Se AP FS BR eRe OE description: must have goods. wea ‘ La rgest casn puyers. S&t. > . com - = ope iayY. Weimar ate. ~ ane radio | ai) conveniénces; parame. Page aed Hodia- house-to-house ‘ = 3 nney. indei B age elma io. Centra : 20M. (8) || | ’ $08 to $395 iit | ear:.terms: open Sunday. Delmar 2547 battery; ealers wanted. adiolite Bat- | _mont, Cabany ‘1865 W ted? ! state age, experience and general qualk y and = ename!, at the lowest prices | fications in own hand wri ting: must me the ct HOUSEN" LO &O0O0DSs WANTED A U T O M O B ] L E S Can use few more brs! ht, nt ee °o ses) | Gertaken; 0 Mrs. West, Hotel ee” . (cd) WE pay cash for contents of stores of all | FORDS Wtd.—Cars traded. bodies traded; 4850 Easton av. tery Co., 4839 N. Broadway. Colfax 451 [aha oon . | Apply in person. E a “ easy t ° tii | ELE. CLEMENS, 5812 — Pieasant room and : a | land. , RUGS : k' nds. or will sell it for you at auction ' y_termse, _Morris, 2810 Olive ot. _ A Yeas to Pas. a Touring Cars for Sale | | (e8) board; private family. Parkview 1s45W. | - on commission. Let our man come out PORDS Wtd.—Late -model Ss, all makes, for | || Pe —— e4) te work- | S59 r, ‘ilton velvet, '9x12, 8.3x and explain. ah Monarch, 3137 : ail APPERSON SPORTSTER — 4-paseenger: | NASH T ‘OURING | 78 Freid | } “* inate rows : =. - = Locus: (8) hi) 1] paint and rubber Al: completely over- | Chassis For Sale DELMAR BL., 5028-—-Front $7 50, steaii dro BN n: t less than. whole-!|A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE = ta > att Hii ice) , be &: trop H. DAVIS FU IRNITU RE. 1718 co. 1808- -12 Chouteau. Main. 1683. ( fe8) be Wt inde 0, Sau saRT ES: codeine ‘ij; Rauled; og $3000; for a -quick sale, | Rebuilt in ‘our shop: repainted, new top FORD CHASSIS—1924 modei: in oe heat. with exe excellent board, su ‘ ; es; - ve. ay - ze = - _& Easton. (6) | ||| i}) $395; ter re elec es: pr cia} condition - $165. 3029 s. Jefferson. | DELMAR BL.. 6040—South front; éxcel- duates; | — FORD W td. -1924 coupe: must “3 | + . and nickeled; food. tir priced speci essential. aoe A . TWIN BEDS—Rugs, | lawn mower, wicker | i -atete ae teed ‘ ist be perfect; | | || WEBER ‘S$ USED C an EXCHANGE. | at $495: come quick. Open evenings. (c) | lent board; hot-water heat, $10, Vacctatc CLEANERS—Fioor samples; | __heifer. 4825 Ravenwood av.._Pine Lawn month, whild yea wale idiot a 1035 N. Grand Hi trade. _ Morris, 2810 Olive st. 8. | GAKLAND—1923 sport touring: heauti- | ENRIGHT. 56216—Single and rant hild | FOR sae} 4 i. er. Hoover, American, | i Yee evga 2 | . ee ogy ttt : | leg’ mn Geert touring; 530 class ; nae) | ful; Al: $200 down, 1805 Russell. (c) U S ] Cc A L roorns: excellent meals: all conveniences. , acy ectrie Co.. 1117 Olive: | f ¢ | 300 Used Cars to Chose From |, ee FOS gee eae. Haston. | OVPRLAND—Touring. 1922: excellent M (4) to st MISCELLANEOUS time. “‘erteee Electric Co., 1117 Olive. COAL, COKE AND woop : tAT) TC IS Ww ANT FE D. BADL a ‘it | BUICK 6—Touring. 33 - reconditioned | condi tion: S198: tectos, trade. 4464 | | EXRIGHT 007 iade Fess eee | CIN DERS+—Stoker: ; gelivered: ¢ B-ton " it (eld) COAL $4.75: mine run, $4.25: | nut $3.75; We pay cash: see us before vou . Ma __all over; $650. 1805" Rugeell.* fc) | a emer) "and board; private family. Cabaoy Wednes- | ; load; $5. rei oltax = 3 eer gall 3 Wiser —c - yener. never - had water. in ack $°?. 50. Lindell O695M. (c3) OLIVE MC TOR 2910 Washinetor ni. | — | BUIC cK—Sport, Seed mec hanically Al: Touring, , 1923: good condition; | ‘ : | 1465M. ae (e76) PAINT---White: ; ydown « eb COM sood. clean lump, $4.50 ton; good | _ Bomont 1)03. 3 7 : ow mileage: bargain, terms ane | 5: terms. 3205 Locust. Open eve-| JULIAN 9—Well furnished, ! girls, 18, jobs of all kinds. 1120 e liver it. = ) WASHING MACHINES—We repair any lots, (olfax Os16W.. on 6 B DO Les. NEED © MON 8) ___ Limousines For Sale i Bi uick, 2837 N, Grand. Open _eé evenings. nings and Sundays. SRE, er SET (eh) | Pianos and Organs For Sale J LIAN. 5882 — ge zd a Suits Fam- PAINTS— S—We make or de ranklin. (c oe make. Call Benton 734. Almetal Mfg. | COAL —Standard. $4.75: special cla] furnace, | J BY? CADILLAC—Limousine: wonderful “whape; BU ICK—Late style touring. $75 down; | STUDEBAKER—Light 6, 1924 model. fears JULIAN, _ 5805-—Lovely 3 room, emp yed s) chanics Paint_ Co... Fits i. 4015 ve t , oo ’ b ply John 20 .gross, $ 1 CASH eo . ‘ ana Packard. Mar-| Established 1879. Phone Central 6200. McPHERSON, 4474—Newly decora lin = f saan z Lb ae rec Automobiles For Exchange | Buick-6 port Rds. ie gh ae tan “3441 Janiata. Excellent shape: make an offer: always; 1007 Olive st.. St. 'ouls, Mo. (cl4)| baths, running water; home porgtes. - ' e4) i ’ * ” p a BO) . complete, $98.75; $10 down; a real ante 4 ilo ‘ehegicol 6820 Gravois | HAZELTON P! will make a7 an hogany, oak and ivory od ‘L2on 1 verae anaes CLOTHING | Wr. —Highest price paid for’, NEW 1925 OLDS COAGH Meese oC” terms. 3520 Easton, (6) CHEVROL ETS—1923 and 1924 touring you wonder. how 4650. ean do it: terms: "| BOOM—Laree front board: all conven ? ers and tal les, beds, et. (oBt 7 CASH OR ( .D Py ‘ then’ uits and overcoats: also lad: es’ This is one of those new models wit —— ik S: Saat trade. — Delmar 2047.4 e aston oS I ut : oe AB ALE : e s i ; i} } th “per “oes fine shape: e ne t L. ’ 4 res. pr vate aii: iy, ar ‘ ; tion Co. 3507- Lucas oa el | JR E. pen to Purchase ‘hes! be to your advan- direct from wealthy society people: jm- | ‘Buick Coupe 1923 | DODGE—rTourings; _ TOE 41 $325: _» ce, 3390; terme, SES2 Basten. oH ; - ‘||| joining bath eae phone; tor 3 CHINA—Teas. Diates, boullions af t firet t ere Better hes look "53 | menee bargain prices. Seles Thurs., F'ri.. 9 | NO INTEREST ; rms, trade. Tg “S91 Olive, ! PRUCKS—®. l-ton, 1924: sacri- | n. good meals. ; |} were in close-out ae men As GAN BROS FUR | Sat. Mon... 9 a. m. to 8 Dp. an. Fath Nota a on, thie cari has been well 0 ¥ = Roadst 's SOpe ET Touring. ” tate —o~ oe is: > $60 | _ fice; terms. . trade. _ 8520 Easton. (6) . PINE BL.. 3643 —Steam “heated thousands of pieces. —- Ww lrot E Las chan: neve 2} SS. Grand. {c7¢s taken care of, perfect mechanically; new 0 sters.... i 2 7 1093 t t k: closed body: rtect: , . price: : FU RN. C4), ardrobe ; SS =| maroon paint, renickeled: this is the 6- | |/| Dodes. Realeter up; trade; terms. 2506 S. Setforesn. | irks: “corms ru 20 Weston, y: pe Fal i ge: boarding: gentiemen , Close-Out Department. St. Lous ; eth <F , aad te ; ' ho ere We Sait biae. ena p and Washington (c76) | GOLD AND SILVER ~ dag Pe eee eee | Buick Sport Roadster.... | DODGE—1922 touring: Al condition; ex- | FORDS—Ton trucks. 15. of styles: Sise || Pianos All Put in Best Con- ||| WEST PINE BL. 4326—Newly furnished aie t tra tire; oe RANGE ) AR See | eee ies; $340; terms up: trade, terms, 2506 5. Jeffersen, 0 ° noon | ,. | : SOUTHWEST NASH CO. : lots of accessories; dition ft Lowest ric front room, with board, fer 2 or 3. need on, tally guaramiord: Brn Oe adwey. } y AND SLIGHT LY USED) ¢asir vaia for diamonds, » old gold. e 3039 Locust. __Bomont 3800. i Nash Roadster | ' i¢ desired. Benton bie eae =a : P _ |; lunch, 3 meals sunday, 1 single ream; eS and SOURIS ATION R. .<Gh—C herte r Oak, ' NITURE REDU CED ony Co. B12 _N. ely. (cS7x} | CHEV ROL pe r— Coupe ; late model: de- Hudson Roadster | | DORT—Touring: $8100 * ey at _— FORD —Oper, quorees truck: late * Ine.. 17] Apollo Player, mah.. -$195 5 el Sa sets ; ae blue pore elain, hot-water beck, . | F nit CASH paid for gold. silver, pietinum, 1333 Big Four ir: 218 S. ieticies. eit i] et ee | (ete ieorlags, #: 1923; good con- | 3041-43 Tooust_bl,_ | i} Autopiano Player, mah.$235 Wi ROOMS OR RENT— k - hi hi oven, ice hox, 3044 wMehee. ___. ure xchang eq ken jewelry. false teeth. Miller. rt hy | Hi Chevrolet Roadster ...... » dD dition: cheap: terms. “3205 Locust. | FORDS—Trucks. open anda Closed; fight Whitney Player, wal...$175 lin F on: | : i ALLAZAR HOTEL. la? Locust. | VEN . %: Knabe v iano... 8 | Olive st. PES EER : | Oakland Roadster | Sundays. (cS) delivery; startere, demountabies; $85, | |) CORN | DAVE PORT—$I Rs _Cabany 5317 wD tO V AC ATE 35% 2 == ——— | ditien: runs . Hi « | Open evenings and _Sundays._ $160: terms, Williams, 4390 Olive. (cl) ||) Lyric Player, mah....$26% aay: weekly rated; tub, sBawer erary lamp. $10. i ¢ | price — will interest: try it: : Velie Roadster 98 N TRATOR ‘ * 9 Day “BEDS—New and wood. . in 5008 | Wi N ) a fer: erms. MacCarthy- Pardue. ; a eet ct ey kg DEMO 5 FORD—L taht Gplivery. HS ¢ og erma,. 224 Kingston, oak........$295 tion. only alightly 14 Vv 3 ) vt * | cs 120; will | - " (e) Zz low price. Ievy ron. $4 . Asn OR T E RMS: DIAMOND RING—Lady's; cost $ "1953 CHEVROLET GOUPE mae git oath times ae de vos car: | | ai , Set and Sanceite lane (o53x) : ; as been over- M | «sell $75. 4043 Olive. Slightiy used; in et =e conditien : Saree : a a Font ca hes bee oer a oy ae Lace eg anny _ a ae , 7 ontton UN-i+cive aceon double and ce ening will soon tak CeO 1.” - [an oo ee . br d new accessories Buy now and save DESKS—tlarke fat top : peceantt ake place, AMONDS bought up to $500 per carat; | e305: like bran ° eit ring. - DIAMO $210 terms trade. ee sen ted 104) ons (ehax) very low for quick sale. t 0 | nd Locust. | $35. others. office tables. es our moving. Furniture | any size, amount. Miller, 13822 ony ve. year to pay. it $100 to $200. —— —_—— a ee + ne ee O7 i ig or} j pte o.. bo ie 4 Ba Spr Pose aoe r¥ owenty cost. | ee | | R Tour . T “as models: from ' NEON AUTO CO., 2967 Olive, (c53x) cases fonor a 6 ‘gf prines 2 Bo. mattresses, | --—— er | orn MOTOR $50. $75, $100 down. } | Sho. up: yale a $333. Weshington, (c3! | USED TRUCKS $25, $40, $50 Down . : ke i. 2 Meheg $2.50; i. ; DINING ROOM SUTTE—#-piece cok: Siig 50; 4 aye dH 2910 i A year to pay | PORD--1020 touring, $45; aleo Chevrolet.|s row TRUCKS | . “rockers, | RADIO 5 we ‘Dod ‘||| , Balance $2.50 Weekly ONS Open “condition, 5969 _Nerton. Pl... niate } : G3 tor = ; a. ' ; Max ell. others. — 441. Juniata. aa _ fc%) | Ford. cr : . rs and. DINING. ROOM FU RATRER E10 ' 4 i , 3 4 ) / dl Re irin WASHINGTON © i FOR Touring: - 9921. starter. demount- ; Mc. th curly English, Kirkeoo! a ut 175: kitchen vabl. | _ Radio Repairing aioe BAT i a | POR De: 975. 995 down, 4404 Baston.tc$) | ® i! OPEN EVENINGS de collar prxixnc-roomM SUIT—S osm eae anata, $22 KF, . : buy, exchange. repair your radio | 1924 ~ CHEV ROLET COUPE | | FORDS—o touring cars. ra, 1928 motes: ie, Dor iter, Nash : ab hay. (exhanee., repels gov Aa Boh carn, “980 Easton. ie ern " WURLITZER | FORD—1024 tooring: ma | tenby. Dorris, Math. Poteet. Gm | | D? NING tons 1 = ~ Bers n ie i, ' | * sac yard: (o80) New Lhico en rk apaep guarantee as } G : — O08 ue “ : one anaes —————"| new: attractive price: aiways open. Vi A ~ class. gokien oak, #f- “ss? ite, $98.50: 3 ° | | GRAVOLS Y CORP. _ 6820 Gravois. = -_ -. i terms, trade. 3520 | , | During February our used trucks ‘wil | . ries, first floor rine American valov ide e. $1 50. pocme Susy | SAFES Sanh couse . aoe aii 1035 N. Grand Wf oe Touring. ; wae) J: 1803.” Rossel. fei be Love | at expecially iow orices. wel . 1006 OLIVE ST. DINING RO ee te ‘ ne ee oe ————e | 2810 0 Hy of terms, rad e at). ' gran i acobesn we | CO RMSTRO: SAFES — WN ; Jocation. | . $10 month. _ | DoF D2? of starter: NERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO. ¥ ohie"$oa'to $id. Leonor Anse o | b PUG in ee SAin Baumann Safe Co.. Third and s. FORD—Coupe ae sony, eee, mee J) "Ulee pew: Se Bh ona? Olive, (ch =” 2807 olive ot. Gt. Louis, Mo. (c83) . 3oU7 Lucas. a BLIC LIBRARY, (cl4) Charles sts. (cl 4) trade op car oF 4 : A

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v tebe - 4 . abe ¥ . r " = PIO RE NR SR 5 lm AT COE LD APM, nn ete Ce FORO or ee rar. oS tree . ‘ evap ie ards & ‘ ae . ' yr ae i fors MGR emer oppertimmetn a - oeietan paps —— " oe Otte. POR NE ors tan CSP he ate oak aa ee bapeas ‘ Pe te ee Ay ee ee : BREMEN SE i, eee Alper on men OO eee eee eee _ re tr. ours’ POST .- DISP ATCH. eepsenitietieemene. oii ae ~ ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY ROOMS FGA RENT—Weet _ ‘forth | “$431—Light housekeeping, all i .oors, s comvemenrtese. water on ail a aS she Lave. y front Trou. furnace -heat. e! it site. tc} $205 A—Reom na kiteber: . sink _ S10 sireping = for gen- 3 >. - ail outaide. facing od water; steam eons housekee p: ng. 20u'‘s PRAIRIE. 4330—PFaor foeple emi eyed: all convenjences ivis—Well furnished i; strictly private rome. EPRING. N. — Nicely farnished __reom: kitchen Pris iieges. 30 week. (4) TAYLOR. 171 N.—Largce connecting housek ¢ DILg Bw, range. sink. elec- _ tre TAYLOR, 3108 N keep ing rooms. modern. corn. nec: ting £asS Traces. jemen or {c&3) front two gent N.—Nice furnished house- Coifax _. 5 ’ 22 Northwest GENEVIEVE. 4766—3 rooms. bath. electric; newly decorated. NATURAL BRIDGE. 4551—2 JG housekeeping rooms: $6: aduits. ail .— hue MS-——-T wo, light housekeeping. private family. ¥._ $7. _Lindel 2877 M. 1D) ww REN, o0SS— Room. board optieua!: 1 or gentiemen; private ‘Ce? gas s furnished | refined- business Ccoifax 3371M ee 2844—Nicely furnished house- room; good heat; reasonable: bus | 34—Rooms for light house- Meeping. Victor _4247R. iS) GONNECTICCT. 3432 —Sieep: om room for genticman or couple employed; private EADS. 2611—2 connecting housekeep ng ryoms: ) R BL... 4001A—RBeauiiful ¢ furnish ed — adjoining bath- steam heat . Private tami’y. *.)} : 2970—Singi- er dou hf employed: spiendid »eet: re.- i3) BL... 5117—We!: furmshed Toom, living room and bath in apart ment; Doe olher roomers. Call after 1] Pp. ™m. os ic) EASTON 4730A—Laree ‘clean “housckeen- Teom. private family. a!!! conven : ee ‘reem, pri- aes. = Ac? fur ‘nished s! ng.¢ h eoavenien ca. dear d optiona! S190 A— Large housekeeping furnished ; 3HT. tone 2 large | tre trent beuse- keeping nt eee 2, ~ ENRIGHT 4 3F a singte oT commecting: Temences = Car lines. Forest 17 BUCTID. °"05 S—Apart riment: © - furmiahed front roams Steam heat. some Privileges: me other reomers: reasonable - cop- Aus 4) RT ee FINNEY. 3823—Room. _ aren welcome ED. GE. oat — FOREST PARK &iL._ 4434— Roo ve and anal “0 For — é $14 "4975.— Feo io heegsekeeping rooms. a)! connec ting litt CHILES my nlenes ~ RENSINGTON. 35012—3 furnisheq rooms : housekee oir fc] “>? nimhed COlVSeR fT P) KINGSHIGHW AY cs a NN Housekeepics roeus. S> to $ Forest S688 W — Fe AKINGSBI RY. vy = Spiendid arra: nge- ment for 1 or ‘ SUAIneS Woren: rerer eaces ry ponmed: hot!e al hesphere ‘ab amy 145 : tomy Lac 1, iar 4384—— | | WASHINGTON BL... , |\WEST PINE BZ... bed. | (oR St « TT... es) z _ BF 107,821 HOUSES, FLATS, FOR RENT , etc. Ad: file last your OE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers CO COMBINED. “7 ‘oak eens SoA sscamea | on (negr Tamm)—3 rooms, | OLLI vE 42 79—H ousekerni ng room frant: $7: modern. | OLIVES 4234A—Reom adjoining Dath: use Private phone; perior. Victrola. price right party. low : ; PAGE BL... L.. 4430A—Connecting housekeep- | range. phone. steam heat | PAGE BL. room: qujet family 2a f ‘PAGE BL. 4451—24 floor pletely furnished for | Fhone. room. com- housekeeping. , PERSHING. 60xx—Attractive room. in apartment. for tleman: privete family. C larre busi neste abany front room , ROC \M—Furnished 1291. peopie Forest for 1 or ‘ROOM—In a beautifu (c768) or 2. a real home. ROOM ttractive kitchen pane Tileges. ROOM—Wa Lindel! i528 West End ores Wn. Re Omen apartment: $3.50. Lindel! _§8310W ' young rent . ¢ ~4 tment a oe 4) THe ) s ROOMS —2: | steam heat gentleme $3. Inguire 4665 _ De! mar »D.. en - $2 ~ ROO >A. partmens. near De kitchen privileges: $4.50 ROOM—E) egant)) ¥ au e: } DB loved. mar-Union Forest 117 78. "¢ar $4.50. bartment. i Ri " »M— 5 kitchen priv! : ROOMS—-2. furnished. sleeping. ment: gent emen only. Cal) after 3 p. m. ROOM— Large Clean. 5 oo a eatunix nster at 1) furnished root family: University car men only; references. Forest ™m. steam heat nt.e ’ T239W. : ic% £8) | UNION Ll... k! tchenette. heat. electric 1523A—Furnished phone: $7 a: room. v E RNON. 5066—For housekeeping: continuous bot beat. light. gas: garage. sleeping and light | water. (c8> WASHINGTON Bi... _Seeping roms; 4560—Des rable $5 week: also garage.(c) WASHINGTON. 48303 (Apt. somely fur. steam-heated WASHINGTON BL... front room. gentlemen. 4725>— Singie south Forest 508s W f WASHINGTON BL... neeti hed pariors; housekeeping: _furni shed. 4956—1st floor con- elergant.y {ec WASHINGTON BL. a5 y — front housekeeping room: $ we |; 4 SHINGTON BL... furn jlehed room: jtleman only. Lindel] 4703J. 3855— hot runm ne water, ee heat: (ef) | range. water: dies emp! loved: reasonable. room, | Victor 4179R. “WASHINGTON BL.. 4064—Housekeeping. conrTeniences; COUDI® i2- | ———e T | WASHINGTON lL... 437 5—Light house- keeping rooms; conveniences; ‘reasonable (3) . 4955—Senth front. | twin beds: gentiemen: also single room. ic3)} WASHINGTON BL... keeping room: gas 058—Large aed range, kitchenette. near bath Ww ATERM. Aw 5238 theerfu! ron. est S7O8W adjoining bath reasonable. WESTMINSTER PI bright warm frapi reem. $7 heated Fer- ©) 4621 — Beavti fu) e32 } WESTMINSTER. 4603—Light ing; nicely furnished: $9 week WESTMINS BER PT. next to bath _gent PMaAn fT Rousekeer: 3 ’ 4043—2A4 floor room rploved. ‘S) WESTMINSTER, 4215 —Sa 11 southern exposure. acartrnent W ESTMINSTER. - 4525—2 furnished =) leeni me room« couple: ga Rib» Box 5%, a et- Di ROOM Wte empioved: a ar: kitchen privi'ege. r. AS _ Post- Dispatch Ra uoM Wr ‘ d ——i 7¢n! lemmas sires furnished reom Wwrh no aie - Tenens lars Ree « F 12 Post ™ sma te ROOMS Wid—1 or nish -d lady | furni vj tinty o* be rmmadern et tiaet eee tt T*rvet ~ Toten teh —— — ee ——- Agate—3 times fe. 2c; 38 times. daily Ic. pay. 3 times ic’ ? Sun. sc; ne, dai 45e¢ Sun... Minimum 2 lines. ee —— = or Sun. out-of- Sun. 2 tamea, daily 2c, 39 times, daily $e, Sum. Se. dia- Diacounte., SPA4RTMENTS FOR RENT \PARTMENT 2 (7ra y amt Lowkw ore fAS. C_ MORFIT. 10° 720—S-room Appiy S rm a wa hot Tithe Gus offic lene water Wo bgter Groves. no ‘ best. , hot water beat Bidg @part- ité N. Broadway WOODr. — PI. A- condition ren: SINGER. KLEIN RE. ALTY . South fis Pershing and /CASTLEMAS. %39ii—3 roomes very — ame and « rea! Wii A rs ROECK REAT TY CO a Re. - a 4207 16 hard wood Service: $65. ” tie ‘tchea = “ail “i MOL? M. pale | bath. nat. ' ce | EUCLID, 2A and &A N } APARTMENTS FOR RENT «South ‘MAGNOLIA. 3949—5 large rooms, parior. 3802 McRee, 4 rooms, heat, 2 1658 S. SPRING. car. Modern | closed sun parlor: open: very jow DYAS SHELP. 108 N. & rent. . See 4 LAUDEL & WASER. 2928 West ADELAIDE. 517—(Third fioor north) 4/ —" sun parior. Murphy bed: conces- on. Pe toe it EUGENE J-ALTHEIMER. $17 Chesinat. Forest 8394. apartm 8067 *r. in jevely al APARTMENT—3- -room om eff iciency : gas. electric furnished - reason For particulars cal Benton 487. 5730—U nfurni shed mm : chotce, modern. 7 rooms. Cavany 3465J. oe ee heat. able rent. {c8o} apart- Phone CABANNE, §$636—Ist floor east. 6 rooms. 8 southern bedrooms: |_BROS.. 1021 efficiency 24 floor west. Cabany {e8) floor. beaut 4 $75. Pe my Tos. Senne ae ee ic76: CATES, 6431—5 extra iarge, light rooms with G-room efficiency: broad outlook: cheap rent. FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 102 N. 8th st CATES. 6260—li1st floor west: 6 roome. — SUD parior, s.ceping porch ELGENE J. ALTHEIMER. 817 Ches:nut CLARA, 535—Washington Baik; 2 rooms Ist fioor, 24 floor 6 room: (6) a 814—5 rooms. sun en every convelience; 2d floor apariment; open. A. G. BLANKE R. E. R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. C condition: 5632—1 st sun parlor- GATES. reo ms. ae tap ood RD.. 606s—6 | _beautifal rooms: | to reasona bie. panies OLIAN. 712 pte Eg Ol. as ic } DELMAR 6273—/ lst — west) 5 rooms. ' Sun parlor, sleeping open EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER “B17 Chestnu DELMAR BL... 5119—Six large rooms — bath: newly Gecorated: steam heat. itor service; rent reduced. See janitor _on_ premises. ‘cB0) EASTGATE, 908 iapt.'—é reoms. sun parlor, garage; modern; ene month free: reasona bie. ’EASTGATE. &é &04— Second _ 4 rooms. sun pastec. ping porch, breakfast room, 50. J. & ‘EPSTEIN & SON, _Main 2162. 617 Chestnut st. (e4) ENRIGHT, steam -heated apartment: CLAUDE E. VROOMAN. Main 696. (cS) N.—d and 3d floors; ge mone SF = — 6127 PERSHING. ‘arge room ef* men * new Iv a-~ er FRANCIS- PERRY RUT?! "102 N ith newly decorat ed: $85: owner frst floor. ees __ 57 St. Thomas Apar 7 baths: every con. desirabie apartment 6 nice with gar axe IN _REAT TY - — "Ts rent $95 > 4 beautiful eg h. tile * desired co. ‘ Quy >" 7% st Tee m™m 2. Modern owe sh ciency: 6157 roOoTrs WATERMAN. ments }—Sjix mest Ww ESTMINSTER PL modern: jan ter cant 0th L. WILL IAMS. 706 serv Chestnut. Olive ?713 w vEST “PINS BL. : : Ving rooms. Sun available March 1. WEST PINE BL... 4115A—S8_room Tent new. decorated hea? and tor service: $100 ver month. Ap Washington, Fred 6564. WFeST PINE BL. 4167—5- room efficient aApPart@Mment,. stean heat. Murphy beds Janitor services: all conveniences: garage pt onal c NEW 4- Roem APARTMENTS. © Fac ing ores ‘an - S906 Rif FIVE ROOMS. REAT. 6. 4.19 floor weer 7 o— janitor service mIm© DOS @e rooms, sO 3650 Shaw, 2u ss anat > rooms... 80 3°50 s Grand. fl. north, 5 rms. 65 00 FRANCISCUS REALTY « 0., 804 Chestnut ne essen eR) Six-Room Apartment, ¥o 51035 Deimar.— thi: ior west all Main 1902. PAUL _ dt INES REALTY co, sae N. Bi YL E DORIS APARTMENTS Third fleer north: 6 rooms, modern GIRALDIN BROS. R_E CO. S13 Chestnut ——- —— Sa ae — a 4949 WEST PINE SIX ROOMS ANDL “UN PARLOR. Wo BATHS ifully decorated apartmen: sub- z CLAUDE E. VROOMAN. O86. __108 288 NN. Sih st. Five ] Rooms, Out Where | the Air Is Better 6801 University drive (half Block sot eppesite Washingt Tv have an etceptionaliy lght ro 9 airy There is a M in-e@-aor bed. and «a garage ip the ie required: rent STANLEY EPSTEIN 619 Chestnut. O1 464 De Mun Park Apts. ROSERIRY OF SKIT! west. a = ee ee. — . +% apartment of 5 rooeme. Jefferson. apartment of 4 rooms and? in-¢ 6177. | ; |, APARTMENT—S rooms an- | rent south — rr 2 McPHERSON, rooms; in /¢ Olive 34. !t ' e} $22.50 REDDIN REALTY WwFeT reo ae several suites of 4. 5 ana @ neg A om | ail 36540 ae GIRALDIN Broce a R. 23 oO 813 Chestnut ‘ OR RENT ) APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apartments for Lease 5333 Pershing: 2d floor weet: 6§ BAL sun parior: swell arranged: ‘| will completely decorate: garage: i! | rent reasonab'e. 5 rooms. sun 7213 ¥F orsythe; parlor: new butiding: ‘ust finished: e205 Biackstone. Ist floor north: | # rooms: large and light. CORNET‘ & ZEIBIG TRUST. 719 CHESTNUT. (c> rr ~y ~~ DYAS-SHELP APARTMENTS AT FAIR hea OPEN FOR INSPECTIO 6677 WASHINGTON ) ve 3278 GE) é be CO. SUS ¢ ‘hestnut. ic3) 340° Renal rvenuts., eectre- $25 KOTSREA> AN. 723 ~~ (Restnut. ict) PENROSE, 2025—4 large rooms. 2d floor. e. se newly decorated: adults: $25. ACL J JARZEMSKY. Realtor. 1308 20S St. Louis Tyier 439_ our reoms and bath POPE. 44 4648— FP WALTER | JONES. 6 618 Chestnut ct SALISBUR ee 204 rooms, th tric, $32.50 aduits on manne THIRTE ENTH sett A X.— Toon electric: —3 larg large rooms, OBE AR. ie) TWENTY. CO... Title _Guar. Bidg NTY-FIFTH, 39384 x — > tric. $18. (Hive 1938. —# rooms. elec TWENTY.SECOND. 2918 ~N—S wie s my h. elec: - rea! barrain. WOLF. POLLACK. 101.N. 8th Olive 3383. ‘oo; | EU GENE J. | COTE BRILLIANTE, 5933—3-room LORRAINE. 4 4928— rooms: $9. | ALF ; NORTH —— “7 (c78).. Sr aay, ee ' A. & room | tifully | bed Sestuntd 4 rooms. sun par- to share with | | CALIFORNIA, ; ; DE 1:80) swoms z, @€.@c- ; ’ FLATS ‘S FOR RE OR RENT—North 4 Rooms and Bath, $32.50 My Lacky: 4 } sonune. ectri bath. ail newly deco oaaae, * », ALTHEIMER., 817 Chestnut. FINE NEW FLATS HEDGLEIGH P: o224 Paim st.. 4 ag - ga - a A rooms, BUSH- BURNS “i103 Chestnut. Northwest Mat. newly Gecoraied: key Upstairs. (cl) COTE BRILLIA NTE. 5358—5 reoms. Steam heat: L_ modem Cony. $405. COTE BRILLIANTE S822—3 Foome, furnace ; imm — “ar. pos- se =. A. W. OB \ 4 BRO.. 51 79 Easton. WQBEEMEN EX é aca | COTE BRILLIANTE 4968—New 4 4-room finish: dec- | flats, ha ——— Figora. orations iverv hot-air furnaces. tile ing Riser age Separate © ment concession “CLYDE S. FISHER, 722 fe ’ rooms a a — Murphy bed. $45 Shetes ion NaTU RAL “BRIDGE . 4a03—4 ra t ie@ct ris } n~ Ww ry S30. * Goifax 21 oBw ater heat furmiahes TERRY os og go Kelvinator, Mu irphy bed: decorate: open BOTTOR\ IFF-GILES _4914 Delmar. Wil. _E. Loc HMOELLER. 722 MAFPFITT. 4362-—i2d f! oor) 4 rooms, SD Vlive 5603. SIL VERBLATT. _722 Chestnut st. NORTHLAND. 3311—5-room ef fici jency , eat. hardwood floors. tile ba END REALTY AND CONST. OO. __ Cabany 2953. S11 Deimer. NORTH MARKET. Sie ee 5 rooms. | bedrooms: decorated ; garage. MARKET. 5351—Modern. Chestnut, bath, three ee and dressing room; .in-a-dor bed: 49434—Five bea utifu! hardwood fleors. } screened porch. garage. BLANKE RR. E oO. 711 TER RY 49; »i—New 6-room atest fleors: shades. aatage _ 4966—S5 rooms. furnace ané@ 4730 Aubert. 4 $25 — ALTHEIMER & BRO REALTY co... . Ww. cor _ th and Chestnut 2 sts. eiEGane NEW FLAT 5218 NORTHLAND Pretty and well constructed flat of 5 and 6 rooms. inclosed sleeping porch. steam beat. sgcngye pe doub.e garage: flats like this are 1105 Chestnut st. scar BUSH-BU RNS pee Faby South RT ss ALFRED. 2023—Facing Shaw's Garden: 4 rooms and breakfast room, hardw ood floors. steam heat: rent $55 Wx. J. ABBOTT REAL TY co... aa 806 Chestnut. (c5) ARSEN Al. 3511—86 rooms. tile bath: ex- cellent condition; convenient jecation: $645. cee a 3 rooms, tile bath: ios) bath, first tile a*h heat. bunga ow- rooms. electric. BLAINE. 3837A—Filat. no furnece: $37 ie 1815—Fila fieor, $20. Olive 6150. ‘ARROL L.. 14194 -Four rooms. | gas. elec- $25 Forest 29497 SASTLEMAN, 4172—¢4 furnace: $50 Je HN ‘3 DOW LING R. E. re Twelfth and C -hestnut. ea a | COMPTON. 24 S—S5 rooms. ” modern, lecorat ed. f rst floer Obve 8150. CONNECTICUT SB1LI1A -Apartment nodern, 4 rooms. Murphy bed: no } outside steir cleaning TONTY "Y. 3923—Modern flat. 5 ~ __ ac” Surage. DE TUNTY ——2s rooms. Death. gas. furnace: $4° 5 RSON- , a 508 ‘Chestne a a Pe. | or ANDE 219 Wai inwrigh t Bidg. pains reoms., gas and 14°7 room 2 AGEN Y. BV EE: “NTH 1404 © 2c ir) WENZLI FIFTY-N!I NTH. steam heat. gas, eeictric ern 5 Grand_ S239W FLAT—Broad*® ay bath and on ght stric Wise _— - EI THe hiali electr 828 A—3 rooms. electric: “o re 1958 G Ab BI. 4718 in porch garage: newly rox het wat er 13 PES STAI AAZt = 8305A—Modern Mat ci soms. tlle bath: garage. Riverside ITT~V POTOMAC. 9917 A—4 qo mace. electric: me tern: DOE RWI Tw “FER Rt J efferson an RI USSEL! A 4444 — on: 711 _Chestnut hath elec. Bee WLING R. E. and : nae imut

CABR. 2908—-16 rooms, bath. will deco- “| REDDIN REALTY CO. Title Guar. plad?™ kw ee «, 11190 s—3 A oe s. electric. G. B. & J. M. O REIL 723 Chestqut. ERS RT ES. (e*77) OFFICES FOR ; COTTAGE—jin Kinloch: 3 o43] LSABANNE. Apartment-fiat oan > rooms and um: €arace: oe to Soidan iSchools: highe * beautiful ditional: 'M J. ABBO TT R08 Chestaut st. z 693°—Reautifu! furphy beds: cheapest Just at Forest Park. 101 N., CLAYTON RD efficiencr : town: open today. WOLF-POLLACK. 5567—5S rooms: CLEMENS. east: to sult GODW in REALTY CO... COMMODORE DRIVE, 1030—Just leted: rooms; garage; . references, com- rooms, | Murphy dec@ra te: 6745—3 heat. neWiy © earn 3 .. as DELMAR Bl.. 9813 A—+4 electric: good condition rooms, () ive 4 ‘c RO ’ | BARTON. S530 A~—5 moms ‘and electric: nice cond REN *ALTHEIMER & ‘BRO REA! TY CO.. 4th fi.. nw. cor. 7th and Chestnut sts. NEWLY DECORATED. FOUR ROOMS, STEAM HEAT—$37.50. At 4435 Easton. second floor. nice room. with individual st \plant. batt and electric. all ‘per month: gee this todar. isa wSTANLEY EPSTEIN | Clive 464 81 Chestnut. _ EV ANS. 4313A—9 bath and elec LOUIS TRUST CO.. “—f rooms. and Easton c4) solari- . §-room in Sth. Olive 3383. . ieB) © sunroom ard 3243 Delmar. (c8O) | lL kaye! m-heating oy $37.00 | room m fratee. A fow fire SONNEMANN-BARNETT R. dentists ie eee : — OU4S _Easton. Cabdany i being. the best | DWELLING—S$°0906 “down | City . buys 3010 Hie Kory requirements and 5401 La Salle. cwrrice . unsurpassed. | BL EV ENTH, cated. being easily deco-a _ parts of the city. te: 3° REDDIN REALTY CO. Title Guar. 1 Hemmelmann-Sp, | EWING S15 coms. bath. R. E. Co. ~ae rooms. SILV ERBLATT. Chestnut. Olive ! FPLAT—# and 5 rooms: all modern: very reaSonabie. Hays-Orme R. E. | Jefferson and Chestnut. Bomont DELMAR ) GARDEN DELMAR and store studios, | GLASGOW. , 2314A—S __beau tifal bath. elec - $45 ~- ) WOLF-POLLACK “101. x Rib. Olly e 3-383 orti ne fe®S) JTLICOS. ~— SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT APARTMENT 8SU ITES, 2 ROOMS, Sti5e cight rented..onliy 2 left: 34 floor: N E. newstoad athl North Market: ished with white enamel! sink bath with het water furnished: OTTO TIETIENS iss BU ee ay.. a 5) new. first ge t rooms, hard- eiectric rent cS33} “City — santa immediate ie) and on ve 617 ; (a Universi: ¥ with ga e; Phone Forest 4216. ( ‘all new. ,. modern. . uptodate 4- hardwood thie bath - carage. larkson. | Kirkweed. ted) with | including perch. ie mom apts, : wit h attic | | WOODLA ND. fiat; electric. monthly. Mr. FON RENT FOR ¢ fr Ehestent Olive ——2d fleer. & | Siiverbdiat to 2B) | h. tc*) t. a electric 4388—Fia 37 19 utger. cottage. Olive 12338. . 50634 rooms and breakfast ROG Chestrut. (cd) = LARGE “REAU TIFUL in-a- 806 Chestrut.fe5) “Te through- hardwood | ~~ faenished | Colfax 4785W. (cB) | - furnished house lumit ‘4 weet or electric. — 5603. (e°4) | mjooms, bath. — | . Tee 310 per month bed, bath, West ,; NINA PL... 5883—Nice. large EUCGENE J. ALTHEIMER. ai> ‘Chestnut. t “enstruction Co... 0! tive ; T7358. HOME LOAN To BUY. remodel! or = _ a rr deed of tru mre (6 wae HOME BUILDING NT SOCIATION OF s Ty __ ferson m.__Boment _ REAL ESTATE ¢ PROPERTY for sale For quick reeults, call Hage ¢ ‘e.. Bomont 2038, Jeffiersea, 35 00 BRO. REALTY Co. and estnut sts. Central BUILDINGS—29.000 ea. ft.daylight bulld- : corner 16th a C?es.: corner. @aviight. new Levee and Valentine. co... 30S N. ise __'e83) DENTAL OFFIC E—For quick sale. mod- erniy equipped: ancates near Grand and Olive; $2700 cash -382, Post-Dis- _patch (cBOD) | FOURTH. S.—Store. sultable lizht __ manufacturing: rerit reasonable. _FOURTH, 908 S.—Space 12x75. for retail | or Light manufactory: adjoining space, \| 25275. also available in eonfunct J. L. EPSTEIN €& SON. Ma'n 21867. 617 Chestnut st. {c4) LACLEDE, 3501—Large store. auita Se for grocery and meat market. ic | SARAH. 906 N—15x50. toilet. water, gas | amd electric; good transfer corner. J. Il. EPSTEIN & SON. Ma'tn 21672. 617 Chestnut st. TENTH, 1000 N—. ith. Dive “5) WILL par a" oe erty of any ki answer two new Inquire SEVENTH. 1233 s Clive 1938 S.— Store, 2 , STORE—!cdea! new but!ding. Ocation for drug st store: 21x50 ft.: pow in course | of erection: _minor alterations in front possible. for 3 years’ lease. on busy and most progressive merchandising street fn | South St. Lowis. Box 2-220. P.-D. (c3) | Vecant. north side of nm SUITABLE FOR ANY RETAIL BUSI- | let cast of Giles; 43.9210; NES rran 2006-08-10 s. Broadway, 3 modem DOERFLINGER R. CO. stores, with or without flats above | STE FHEN ‘SAU a -> Chestnut st. » 2 (hudres Pl4g): nat and janitor service. SIMER. S17 Leoeation for Dou fe) large ‘attics. 1 etce! lent site AL THE EVGENE J eo West BARTMER AV. 4114—Store and @ m rear iurn GIERSSOW Lace REALTY co BOYLE. 452 N. Ss. ¢ cor. Call Delmar s17Rs _ Flats, Apartm FLAT Wtd.—4-famiiy: not must pay at least 15 Fag . Boz C-60. Post-Dispatch. a FLAT Wtd—Single or . 4 or 3 and 8 roome: in We a cive perti¢ulars, Bex N- e FLAT Wta— fouble: | rooms: North Side ~~ f ® fer inspec tion. po nse Tea sona ' Call buyer, "Box N38 >. — ARTIN OLILAN, ‘iz — FLAT Wid. non Compten. n dou EASTON. 4035—Srtore. + MARTIN OLIAN, 712 Chestnoft? 01. M 1TT. | EASTON. 4113A—/Third floor) 6 ro rooms, bath and uae, = . a . EPSTEIN & SON. : weet Ma'n 718° 617 “heernnt « i - +; th. A —s neat. FASHION SHOP—Fine location. Cabany TY €O., 3548 §. ] Fine locatioa. ab For C HODIAMONT. (016—Siefe: wood for | at mea EVGENE J ALTHEIMER “B17 € Chestrut. -— 198. Candy. garmen Chestnut. reoms 4 Oli ve t — ent 3 ¥: Post. Dispatch. AGENTS OR OW? Wanted. cau flat. = Grand. ui pred = By oar ures and : | x rie t a Llll Hoedlamont 41 a ing. -9oms_ large stores. ease on Del. | fi ~lass condition: beat fur- ete | have 3 av. tn | Es KLE REA LTY cy cr. DELICA ——. on transfer cerner: N“N ‘'N. W. Cor. Olive and 4201 Olive: larce WEDNESDAY, | ‘th and € hestmut +: 2 é . Suburban at TE ¢ s z FINE new Stores. suitable for re > REAL a sale." Liet your : O. H. BROOKS cage : eSIEIE- ia HOME REAL 323-4 Teta _anty Bide. RaALTY Os stall Tate P ° wae, - > ats W EUNESDAY. ote ene ARY 18. 1925 Y REAL EST’TE FOR SALE ‘SUBURB Ss Pennsy Vania Park. 362145 Des 6-55. Post-Dispatch (e768) » North BUILLDERS Ss Sante at the southwest corner irte | 2 v. Lest 150° lot by 120 deep. $25 per consider offer and @ real bar- | E. CO., 623 Chestnut. | Northwest ioT—S. s. St. Louis av. 200 feet west rcus: 725x150. price $1000. KEANE & & FRANKE. 1008 Chestnut st. EEA South | nt. 66°x141". on ae south side Utah 3e 'bioe See WM. RODIEK. «& SO 261 5 5 Jetrersen | ay _ 25 ~ t 2 no tT of Gas = “~t ty | biock west of » t. Me side bl. Bee. , ig RODIEK & CO. Jefferson ay. DANDY LOT | “Th ner of Ki ngshighway | s. : “and Colerade: To t @0x175: restri lero “3 aagiowe only : improvements ve pace = NWN REALTY co RANK * 3607 Hartford. (4) | : ' = —~Sa4. 5——Elezant store: large and) wo 3 DOWLING R. E ot —Vvece acant. all urbs. must sell: | on Ca ring Call weet of Sp fT —100 feet ‘ews Bank. % nquire Pine 7001. = — 5e- FOOT LOT—S$7 500 cas, 5-foot sidewalk; ema.. cash payment. O07 | Sewer, ware” a’reet ae ‘s noe monthly, TULIS HALLER Ro..! FARMS WANTED ; Chestnut. FARM Wd —To rent or lease. small. near ig; ome with poultry bulidings | tables ow —— x Be 16° Poast- piss ts » | Weheter FARMS | FOR R RENT FARM—For lease 200 acres, 30 truc de Bice balance ‘umber pasture. Arcade FARMS FOR SALE FARM—250 acres, 40 mules oUt; also 61 acres. 10 miles. DIEHL . 6801 Gravois Ruverside 99"). 5 as St. Louis County : if-room. me FARM—S acres. dence. in Bridgeton eld suitable tor clad. Trl. x bear I modern resi- | See EO adjoin! ing aviation | : nut st. or - irk . Easton av. LOW. — $4700 SONNEM Ss" 2 _ 5048 Easte BUNGA | BENGA | gpeth A FARM FOR $9.50 month. including interest and taxes: downs on 40 arres and 13 years fer balance: fine clay ioam soil. not sand: | in center of the hardwood district of Wis- consin where ctover and cows are mak ng farmers incependent and building farm homes . crop failures, no drouths: beau water: about #00 Ter iy $50 29? $390 cash. 4--com &rick to Howard st. JOHN & B 1ané —_ land owners and comp ete HINES FARwW im .. Chicago YT) descriptions. LAND co.. IMP’VED PR’P’TY FOR SALE ee ING OME FL ATS. Le Saile; flats: rental large | " "8. 6x1484. }-O°-04 DIVISION S8T. on corner jo: rent any WALNUT rx bathroom: BUNGALO ern hrick fax 22318, Bt N« SALOW bungalow erm oDpeT . £ ANTHO?} _" COTTA: om $110 $114 electric Bie: HIE VENZ 3. $8: HENRY ZR. CO., Realtors. (hee BEAULTIFU L HOMES — _OF MODER ATE COST Ox suberantial. | and they are wD to new ide : mn. with bullt-in acc mumhing fiatures. | WHY MAN. , look at thia ome: | La Prine, $10.50 for quick sale. | . Fa! " «ay sun fade under c*on 5 rooms on one lot 35x | —— Saano “AY Wo 5 and 6 room singte flats | > and 45-4 .- euth av unter | he mim 2t.-4 orice $i4 ROO. Cal at «f- further particulars, AS MUEL, ER £ SON 3219 N. Grand bil. 34 fleor Ome Monday even. ngs. {"» po ax x 212. f BUNGALOW’? Ker 4932 RrNGitAw SONNEMA? Cabany 2 4 | CoOTT \GE—2 ¢ Sleer- Apnl 15 oer ae —_ — — —— — a mee Brea. EST'TE-OTHER | crnes — | bar sa ns Mon: h oS wie 180 ow Jersey : a. - -— —— — | : Heures PROP'Y FOR SALE. le jiand near ren be rgain _izil Natural Br Schofield pi.. th furniture: large Mac- | sor Sees fe : ' COT VY OT wre ea: Riverview Gardens, | 3 acres. part hes r lern $2750 } ari BINGALA®T Pa) x ENW OOD — Pi a hs : -ge Maz: aoe sx BURBAN HOME. ey ern, ?T} > and grounde : the ; _ eee loa ted at Arcadia) imeetue Lake Kl. | mouth for best of- Get particulars Sarege: bus 2056 Latapet ts fel4) | ¥ord foe-n; 6473 Rite: : Creve ~~ 5 1 <3 Teele a” : ale ———— Rea + St &:| mocers; HOMES. C ORPOR ATION. 5 BEAUTIFUL, COUNTY t «T° TO CLOs NTRY HOME oe AN ESTATE ‘ 4EiBis TRUST 119 Chesteut. | JU) Clayton —_ eas 506 POL) DRIVE tig: ee aOew heme: mos: at . oo. Ayton road net hiv z ae ™OSt convener: lor e-¢} rr mM: Detter investigate '~* BAKEWErLr 49335 _Deimar

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i ee oe pet 2 ° - * er i WE DNESDay, WEDNESDAY. ; , FEBRYI, ARY r318 . sae FE BR t AR Y 18, 1925. . Fie ee - _ : iG — om Guulet-aseseeeee eee ee REAL EST’TE FOR SALE | SUBURB’ PROP'Y 5 ——= 14,152 FINAN CIAL “Wants” last )Fo LET—BUSINESS mais | s , attic Be Very fj [NE od t. Louis; one with poultry buildings * | ablen or enough for more rooms, billiard me Out and inspec Leng oatruction. anda moder OW AY —FIVE R rk first. | 51s —— convenienc Ooms >] ‘es referred. Box F- 16%. > or nurse | Bungalow p _Post- st-Dispa tch. Webster 2289. 'y; Priced right. Phone | and mda — *tores, apart oe, oa as e. artments “° Ouls: Stefan my @ach flo a : 1 heat iVOPr. | Reasonable: ‘oan =fand 8114, acne: webct telephone, ey Tntow A Box C-218. Post¢Dispernes a = ’ a FARMS FOR RENT 370 Gi bson - an BSUSIN co a, cutters and gn athe and | ISCHMAN | 4943 Spalding: | | / : | ~__ 3407 7 mod | , SF A by AN DY FLAT ~ I, * Nagpaeang Owner leaving: want | PINCHED a ae Fy Fi 4 ; G 85 > “pds | 606 St. Louis; , | Sing! except $400 CASH BUYS sor , | Ess 4 NEWPORT AV all ARTHUR F || 2084 North Markers ea, heat. Firmarett of 4 “and geeeonally, wail-putte | | 1908 Cailfomig’S, S0CTH SIDE HOME FOR MONEY? AUTOM FOR SALE : OBILE REPATR 7 t. Louis av.. 200 feet west | Karage. [| ws, ‘Xtures and ine nest jocat 4ngalow, wit} PUESE ric In house: pot 4 roo Ee: ABBOTT Res ul oo, 29900 eac rsity; attached —— live 3 | . Peal to ors Marcus; 25x150: price $1006 Will sell th & one-car | po ‘on On Bor : 1 warage: | ~—2ER R. EL cg’ Ye: good ns; | FINE Towrp _ktealtor 709 co Tne each (corner i being. the best pai the Profes and i - Ne 000. | an on very is to a reg POSS@ssion, "T}, os Side; im San O.. 206 T: condit lon. * TOWER G ” bie hestnut, | Wit lon: t ne eold); wonder. ~ BRO KMA* ~ auipped by; sion » | BEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut st. | Mart! ota easy ter , ers RTHU Hy b ‘mmediate 5340 NATU tle Guar. 47 sROVE PARK FLAT YMAN, FooPynce like rent. AN AU AU TO” its Admirably ar Widing ; = ——s.. ut st. ‘Nn. Webster 2 4¢ ms al ' C wd PISCE argzain. Plat of 3 2; ATURAL BRIn _ Bldg. 5 ‘16-18 ARSEW FLAT = + ae oo : Waving ‘ao . “ lo. ae ric x lanént. d ae - Some me } ‘ , o 4 - re Des . C. 2 | Inquiries 80 li ei om all ’ RODIEK & CO. 2618 S. Jefferson a\ Hi rd., new co lomiat i$ 104 8. Rock for inspection sh. balance monthly. oven | $300 we at; pris furnace DOU BLE | ow NEW DOUB ge neataut. F Ff vt 3A'sHE Tage: 38 = $3250. | Ol 4D E OANS Main 202i. raven ANY. Rialte "pap = 7 He ‘Immelman S : Vacant, 65°x125'x28', om the north glass Tae Fearage for 9 saa ence. 8 rooms ag HOSKIN. eae CKI eae Mix RADY’ Rae 313.006. “ar farage: | bies © have just listed @ «ES _Main- 1049" “ASHFORD. 715 Chest —" : LOANS PAID OFF -~ SINESS ~ CH. eT ct6i 2. R n-s packler a side ide of Gasconade, a af block west of} new Dutch “¢; 129 Sel; m * 6 at oe iret 7 re =. Gra wG- CABBERT ; —Cabany ot ta “TY CO,, 61284 East | valueg ioe wilt low prices ir new dou- | 4811 NORTHLA a you k LOUr payments: mone d ht eeil movable ove = ; i, e6 f ODIEK & CO.,/ and ren colonial, @ r *. attractive RGAIN ——rand 142. 1620.9 fax Beg ona@v'*? ne : Will say they’ you know ‘Te ND A —s a ee Car: 5S minut y advanced; | *#'isfactory:— o oan 2 1D ¢ ; m618 8. Jeffe v ad Sleeping porch: ‘ec. coma, gua, ri 0 IN “FRAME , -_ 20-2 HAM Vax ar Genera} they are b FMS; well b V.—86750 2315 o nutes’ servic | c y.. term ve Ade oO. : iferson a stein \ Porch; garage » yom 5082 Ct, t ME BU NGAI ’ Dand MILTON Sea — 5) | Souty Motors argaings: | With al) Wilt 2-story 6 LIVE sT. ST e. | Stalogue. Mid sul ae ee —————nnne | OID AV. aaid to be tre 320 Helfen. | furnace cotton: 4 rooms, b AW electric” double 3-4 room 213,500 | WEN >t Louis: call ape. 2m and 4 in| aliey * iodern convenien, 7-room brick, | 13° MU RPHY BLD . Louis | iN 8 BLAKE cation; owner there. or | . E R—To h - ‘eee . 6 southeast corner of Kingshighway | rage 3] m and sleeping _ tile FOSKIN. Spr monthly. JOHN H AB rilliante: D ANT) ~ © » 142 7, | =. - & BRO. 815 or | a O £8) | educational andie o | d Colorado: lot 60x175: . nn oi 9 8. Gore av s DOr. m: ga- 3617 my CRING. ( haan 2: BOTT, Rea! . _ DOU BI DANDY 0 Chestnut ANS ON “AU TO ~ | tablishe enterprise. DE LMAR GARDE: E. an restricted iome, % roo » + Attract; ve. COR, —_ : S Gran -“ABBERT. 5839 COTE wee tor , 709 Ch ON iES 5112 RESIDENCE — | Ss eet 8. “d man : . y ; N BUIL to bungalows only: all! improvements Rarape- e978. 2 baths ‘sle ORY = Thad Gr . Dat B LLY eStnut. | Ww “N THE sour ~ Garfield: HOME REDUCE YOU " 215.000 arn ager wi!) 677 DELMAR “PING made. See BS roore 57:000. 524 N’ gan, Dorch, NEW RING. andy 4 and ¢ ANTE— 36x00, 4 ani gave severa H SIDE. real ba arwain f a io hot-water h | ir R PAYMEN 7s, Mat Oey sé UN ue ue ) : : S rooms, bur ~* N. Sappington rd a BUNG A TITS — | Maces, elect ‘+ % Toom ¢;) * and 4r ral modern we or ck eat, | ing car and tit] an Of ability $5 : Offic all loft and FRANK SEBASTIAN RE ALT CO ot } iga! iow ty De hou 4 S _* I A L¢ VW Ss lar aes Cc light at. bathe f 3 ooms, 5 a d a 3 ate. ° ORB a : 2 325 b- 3-27 e. Vuired ; . 0.000 a) b te > Store Grand 8114. "3607 - Hartt . ‘Ol; hot-water heat se: 100-foot SOLD, ON , ge brick p - £8rage for 9°,.25-|% oome. nd Oo rooms _.5179 "Be teY ER. & B —— Olive st. c “0X C-746, Poat- ree lease. § a Aw ord.(c4 : at 82 lanta J ' LY rch in front: +, r 2 zt an RO., {= So at-D) : en — Sor etudion haten — ) tll oe wd ‘Colonial: tlan od ay. Lak at “these siaee Roonvelt High Sehoo JOHN & 4 _ABBorr Reatiot $33 a bermai;: GRAN So ge ASTIAN RRaray a a 445 59 E LMR Forest ‘561, _(e) i =——S=—— Manufacturn. TA 4 w et Dispatch.“ fed) : ice. . : .. xcellent min . | . Wee Lockw Y Bagge 7500. 3. +t Connec ti e today Oo : y, RGAIN «pac; __ 4 F Cheatniue ae 380 4 CoO., t AN be ing nm x wel! known 5 ry. Eo est 00d av.. corner Rock tae On } cu pen. 3421-54 3° Wea have i i SINGLES Ss | NEw 5. 07 Hartfor Eight ve K TOMOBI ~ lalerie) estab) a bufid. i | JON ESE BROS. REALTY co, | a ; ma, $95 3645—Klegan: store, wares ana | for 2” doe m bun Relow: ex, Celie yr? we __960 NE, SEBASTIAN, REALTOR. hard and. on bee Benes ingles, a)) west | 191: FACING SHAW NGATOW 7 FLA; (4) Loors, new on: hades and Fine hardwood | LE aie ning; investigate, ished 4 nosopne Post. nt : ———— (e777) “3 86 CO... ifta oe Chest: ut | ae 1024 Title le Guar. Bide | ( ‘OM P 1 d Murphy bed ofoe nt): shades, eaten: “ontaing & rooms’ Ao * 90Uth Of Shaw NET & ZEIBIC joe reduced to $7500 _L “ WANTED ;: fe*) $7 OE I ag ecm aaa 4 Sewer, water. «as, oot s alk erty 4 Saleg | GIR S ' x 3 | ea. eV ucl ic : 44 a YYHIN | 7° wery ch Loc td : be) | PORE- n a two. cpaenie teeta BN atrest ee east, bine new oF epee oa oi Webster nade: (c8) DIN BROS 8. RECO £13 Chestnut Nene, Pree nics on steam | MOD ERN SIN GLE PLA RESIDENCE r, Realtor. tog" es OOU Olive 9130. | ont 2005. 4.—To bay email Call Fer. | 35) fr sh - sieht . # atrrne month! st of ! nd our sa] UT I tg : DAD 2 ‘wear. wqctrt E . a J7xx Ha a RY s CORD Wid.—In ezekene c) Sor | flare at "Bear Ses, doontions Bay ME! JULMB HALLER RCO. £07 Chertnur_ | WEBSTER GHOVBL TRass%® 818000 |, See Me Before Buildi;. || mene te caahe Wankel’ cegp‘en | root Mave porerg SOUTH SIDE wits Bade fine rmeagrn homey: 98 wot gh Orato” SiN a gRRARER - ——— - s. - ) JULIUS HALIES *.& — — a : Agr . e 8) ik RB ul) ? . R ce thy ] anc 5 = + ) n ats. 4 RF: = : : tG _ 32 . ©. / a Olive 1: a’ va Uation. . avery 7518 sea BRICK BUNGALOW. | CILD AND FINANCE ow US... || “NPERSON-stockg: ily | rooms Non Sonne ems. also 3 ana 5 | °SIDE NCE—4514 go Sant. SMALL GROves WANT FARMS WANTED %l6 Suffolk av.. b | T E ON EAsy || | —— BUERMANN locationg F Ith Side. a —s 3 ooms; modern: Pton; GROCERY Wid.—o- ED BUSINESS Pp’ = be rooms, hardwood uit for a home, §//| On your o ERMS we IN 808 Ch N, | F RANK “cof Price and te nd in good |. ®arage- @; lot 8 rn: hot- water he eix ery; eouth or td. -. a ae FARM Witd.—To rent or lease. ‘small, near tile bath. gathee | floors, hot- water heat. | || Choice lote Wn lot or On one of ew y Bungalow. 9. RB, estnut gt. | SEBASTIAN REALS | RESIDENG i Ox126_ at: large WH Y BE Bomery. 3405 oe ty weet. A. agement. lot 50x150. a amily Flats 3607 CO. Ooe, 2), Humphrey? Bre | SOFT DRINK PARLOR & : FARM—For lease. 200 acres. > — 7 rooms and reception } Genera] Cor i } water bh 25x1°R. : ; =. for | ®ith n hall; lot 60x175, | | 6915 nh untractor an . 100 N, 10t-Water eat. 2IXL26: ad, reens- a , h, 4 R EA s ES 3, swacning, be balance timber pasture. zee Let enna. vow ner very anxious to sell, densi > Gravois Ri eid 83 ie 8375, | | Parlors. orthiend steam J a 15000. : nission by card only. "brice | ren eoen for j section; iy, $4280: BORROW ALr, YOU NEED | month! ys Siete i . | rcade —an en ( ) THEO. r. APPE aKe offer. = : . ] ha ave til n se a {ANN.- SPAC « BUYS 6-R Mad ecg — aD) FROM » NF. P. 3 or I “ —=—— EL. Realtor, No. Separate } © baths, he me KLER R, pw. aay $3000: ROOM BRICK YAHLEM >> » Post- : @ 722 ¢ ——' | oe eating p) r@wood ¢] =. 7th and Chee : CO., 6c : payments 3 BABY. BHOP_. | | FARMS 1S FOR SALE __Or 48 Ww. i -§ teed net ne 2 ( ) Cash” Down | pri ae Bens ana cards Farages, ato. For DO UBL E STORE BUID . Chroust fd, ele barks pee A O | wilt nae Pully | eauip . | | —3 nee ~ rt a +) BLAN aston, 4 amel f; U ] I MANS ) se : /__B tees 18 niin se Se miee BOl alte, 61 532 SAPPINGTON. RO. AD —| If vou have your ow —Afain _3046. NNKE R. R. 00. "°| we ,,0ON SOUTH GRAND ‘B DING $400 CAB | Snlah vacant | BAKBRY— Wilh ape Ce a ; IDS. PLANS, a : HL, 6801 Gravois A b we will own hei cle 71] Chestn have a doub! H BUYS 6&0 — (0G) | $50 TO $1000 | lune 5 ill sacrifice bakery : “Wini => TIMATES @ Riverside 2990 bedroome, larg brick residence having 5 Pp} ill build and finance fo = BES T DOT BL > ut, ioe diye room flats. ve building with bein) California fine ao SIDE HOME | E | Sato .__Box F-87 7, Powt-Di yard das f aia ull 3-roeom mod .” F 0 and e living On 3 dinir : ang fu } r Vv Ou. > oO. 6- 18 s qQ eam eat ab “ e ectric: room ; 4 AS ury ] P A 27 ' . r low. $4500; 4-roo ern brick b 4 d kitchen, on a ‘groom rnished. See ’ 538.4 for sin arand bi. ; Wn tee: | $4250; Dalnted and ous IEST TE | 1011 RLOR © OUTFIT. : : ‘e4:-r0om, $3400. °K bung. St. Loui 100x215 @ most wonderful tor Se 4538-40 Lexingt Single or doubte fate.’ yet, Will trade : @ bargain; Papered only “RMS IN 1011 Sidne ; room fiat, $7500: ‘4 vv. & and 4 r uls County covered with fine large t ath, fas 2 lo te vg 4-fe terms see FRANK ats. For pri ore, open for inspecti 9 'BRAUTY p H 200 others plans, get family, $11No ® FARM—5 acres. - i10- ae reasonable emience and can be bought’ vere | A y flat: nies’ Slectric, laundry: amily. ef __ 3607 ANK SEBASTIAN, ' 5 ; an be bought Very | nice Pan 1 Vv: allrouna ( Hartford t. Realtor, $300 CASH KUVYa 2S (c6) . thin “. 18 | Censtruction Co., ith Prices. Guarani, © dence: in Shesnet tk modern reai- | reasonable. [Too arze for pre J ° BE Price $133. 500 we ehborhood; r A : Grand 8114 On] BUYS 6-R0O . Hodi Few. Roman Beau , oF Olive ve 7758. 0 0 Wainwrige! Bae E tiaid. tultable de ton: adjoining aviation | Sea THEO R. appre R “- owner i Sc HEME ) te ent $140. D ANDY | 4.(04) ew y $3000. Day M BRICK Mad -20Glamont. Ra floor 4 wa. . | «cee _ or club. nut st. or 46 W. eeeaitor, 722 Chest 4 ‘Fr L REA LTY. CO., 49 SINGLE FT —— | £6 ma, 2 2355 rom Towe = mente; bri oes7 pay- fnectionery’ = 2 oma. | “ 4a be. 1 Wisconsin BUNGAL OW—Wellnt —q—-——_—_____ | 4619 ORS and all S. bath: double’ new | ».,~* Klemm: resid t Grove Park. ng title necUionery, N ‘Re South. : po dg Ayal as m6 @rto §. . bath. furnace m: 4-room _ brick: | - Gravois ‘THAT IT I | Rtores ‘ey Made, convenient Rarage street | 8S sun parlor, yor? Of 7 rooms YAHLEM FINANC | Restaurant, “dow, i 0) THE site 6 pe Pay - Seu |. 2. FARM F aa ——=—- | $4700 face, large lot: special Prite, | 2644 0 Riv erside 1280 | 8 IMPOSSIRI. RT ; end ) In © car line. | POTCh acroge fro Ot-water heat and Always NANCE OORP., | Grocery : owntown. 7] ? | iIOME at aAyments, O 5 ara ge. | Chero we TO D ‘ep | ™MOnth.” Mw noome f! ront: a t Farage . oben. 10 ; meat ma - | SOC ‘IATION wir dae Loan yee fag month, including in: IR. $9.50 SONNE WANS BARNETT REALTY co | Open serie Ae _ Victor 1129 ASE NEW r &* ae 3500 indi ELIVER | ‘si ion “by cant evry 4 this week. $106 ear Kon by en borhood: Price $13. 5G0 ome in 3S N, Grand. | Gromer se "Ss north: aa 4S _ferson. _ Bomont_ _205 >. : N, @: oly $50 down on 40 acres axes: | - Cabany 3066. {| ~~ 9 Unt il 3 P, x > AROUND): Hoy T BRICK | TRON -O' ROUR VENZLIC K. nte- Shoe r Easton ay =———S=: tor bala and 13 yea I. PLATS. WI ‘Lie, WATER HE |_ Ri vers} KB REAUTY Oo. 1010 Cr rent: Wee are: - an saged’ ‘man Sardeen ase not cana. | | BUNGALOws & e s — =) e 3 a, > 73 oo Autos: Rita . FURNITU RE LOANS| _\ *# trdit* (tf an REAL EST ug ' consin where clove | — moe a L ESTATE CARDS -— ~ r oe — : — ng For Sa le | ap at] i. Ls OWW—5415 Blow: 4 re Teoma | S M | S ss ' | ! arovenbin complete. all ion. I ms, fine L 1D A D |T NG | rent s made. Why pay ERTY for Bale to colored : no crop f 6801 : results, call Hay . ful ailures, no drouths: } Cr : Gravoi S. River Co., rent LO ays Orme ae = | é 4 | fa) c q7 " +i la j rE... ’ ; > > | Sh 4 pee Bidg.. Chicago. i ws G08 Soy sag ie eee ieee 7) Cash : St Ppa —— I TOOR si sneet lroofy 2ubstant ial constructio. ‘os seme —______Riverside 3080. Idea) 7 roone DE TONTY ap Bidg dential. mist Railway” [~ al CONF Call Bien hp giPale @ SS Saeeneeeee e) ian . y ( | re J q , > : sy i int — No i ea file path, “bul rere terms: hardwood You. vour architec ae ° hot-water heat; j tonto sleeping ; | MONEY loaned f (el6) | bth gNERY “ood l IMP'VED PR'P’TY FoR SALE BUNGALOW Quinn FoR eaute gp so een hue RaraKe. ere |e {fully requested et OF BUIder are re. Tk Rarens,G, Gare, oem condition! | gaZi°4, People, “vnuickiy, Owner aad eal: | CON PEC ON ER en ae , O Quick Sa) e . « — . ‘ABRO! TT vé r on) iv =R 500: > if 86 bui ldings Oo Carefully acrutin' | J D cpl ae 1 VI ; aay Payments. - ‘vy, Confident; : ‘ NER INCOME FLAT —$$— | k: save ' wanted: mod- | rT Rasher’ 709 Chest teri while if course of 1 @ 9 Hemant corner hon ST. MONTES -Htoom 419, 7 N ally; | Grand; near ramola, Wes 7326-28 8. fa x 99 agent's commission. (9). ” Mut, | construc. | 12 rooms: ome with NEY ” LDANEE — >t! N. 7th. (cQ) CONP Ree Box per month: inne nil®: het ygrentel $110 | sft ain. 3100-11 Ne (c)| ‘West The Propagar a STANDING | 93227 Pulaski st rarage, "M® materials, Jot * 45x128; | Lindel 347¢°:: ‘easy iparniture.” personal | meet TONERY 20th eae. 1800- 02 -04 DIV Ist bung ra) le > — , AY. Sarah . = ne. j Br NG Al. a) | hive Rt h ‘la f iat it is impo esihl l Ss rect; 4 398 965 CONN ° = a e\ ’ room 220 3 Os “OV wre COON F . yes Box N “y Six flate & eorne IN ST. i orn: w ott age. 4 rooms. strictiv oa w “ ° hy aces —1013 o Y a le: 4. as | ac cor if the pri “6 advert: aed ® to de room flat and 5 Idea) new home: BC TICUT MON EY loaned area, ete 9 Olive. ({ 8) | ah E ‘CTIONERY—g ia _—_ monthly, r lot; rent. $114] A NTH today for inspectio: * ng Od>i «a “4 aa, hardwood room brick. h Dilshed and wil} » —it has been | t; tile bath. dorch, —~ wate 5 rooms and s] Payments; jow res persons: « how; living rooms, : S HONY sctyy Th : fo ee r and 4778 floors: Racrifice Remem ber, thames ‘on ® done aain dlesteia r heat. Pe Sleeping Stand : Ow rate CON PE 9. . Box N-3 2111 WALNUT | 406 2 t R E. CO ' COTTAG ice of ere Was no inflation | ‘and as: lot 95 669 Hum ard Credit Co “s Roantidenth vy SCTION BR Y— or } International 1.4 ! COTTAGE i. of the ameun inflation ' PHR a chan 0., a = on Tere rooms, bathroom: electric. COT TAGE 4 5 , 3 ee nal Life Bldg. (c) | 15 — 6880 West i: 1. (4) bought in ‘eo und and the m ateria) -_ 8 te 0x130., See Owner! 9 roo ~ home. near rand ST. ge Bi 2081 allway Ex. ms in rear Box Watton: ied ee) tric; lot ei San Franciseo: 4 Secmna $9750. °° t deep: ale, tric ene; lot | @xecuted by be + Quantities The Me k / On premises. r all 4008 ulences; lt Br Plead MONEY" loaned ax on “masini 8) CONFECTIONERY — Gea, t-Diepa te 7. 7 ° S ) ‘. eectr) . 00d pa id = “ ; 1 “ sa OaTewain fo Pete ¥ er On) » Seaiett UVPOT] mechar inn 8 ae x ~~ per c omy and j re Schoo] ; i — ttan he Trade Mark R 41 RIEMENZ R. CO., Reattor pri © $4500: bareain: ¢€- ndition: | ling, Inte, te r quick a) J | HOW—and last by ics. who kno | (e7) | nthe b FLORA P ent month: pianos at vin a. ecistered. j Wie 4 Cheetn nut ° oO! 8. { r . a Raat S500 © ‘ . iat iona! life ; eS. Sx hi}. i Sari afi P ut not least th — : w ho celpts. piiou d also on" ‘ CONFE: c > Ox N-4 ene (ed) - — " Casn and | $2000 »D —-4'@ Bldg. Olive Hea | ‘sled with a--ma e bullder ig | i the latest 7 and tor und City ‘Loan apse | TIONERY — yo ; BE AU TIF ' ee | » : (cRO) mtd pid on Me 93 4. | elimir at ing e — lodera te profit and is ee ee inerootha _ attic > sas la B ‘aX dg. 427 vit ' ing rooma. } N. Flori nt: UL HOMES | COTTAGE: 2815 University. 4 rooms a mn eet 87500 | Quantity production “9 cost. to buyers by | —__ choice’ bars | MONEY 1 | CO Sox N-391, Post-Di . re I 0H} iS, dou. Tr te rr “ek eL ily , oduct jn uy ers hy i South 268 - - OANED > —- (056) NFECTIONE . . sf 08t-Di ° OF ‘haw le garage Price right fo r quick aa) - ler i. * O wNer C Nive ICK: gf sty | Dian siaies ion and a gs + “ —a te west Ep) es etc. -: on n househa ] ERY—e!) wy | 2 w r) ry a rh _ iu . : ~ “406 - , trict iv pex« lal Sa | . —- ta D endie. re - tern ms it 0 di furni ay South _ y; MODERATE CosT Off iee aie nossession. For orice caitci| . BU NGAT OW) san. Ms 1, Cathe ous taal & °§! 9139 BEAUTIFUL NEW FLAy—— | '°-date cee home ie ate confidential, int? vrompt osteesion | CON POP ne Victor 608 m. | ey le Se & 0 te f. t_ Chest, REALTY ‘T™, N—$ Ly +e: ap ie . u s s work look 1)! Stant} i an and nr _ oe leatre. — = "orest 1 ‘ “2 | és ‘m er plat; PPD: Thy ™ eo icf- i a : ——-—_and 1371, ymen ° : in 5 a : your property. J] byrne. B the Piaatenehip | ~ Al and they are up al | com : id 2 pou? bio peepee Agnes are going fast: | 11) te » | mrome. sweet home ne a ek their own | BE, BE OTT Realtor. _709 Ch ee : Industria} ‘Lean 8 per cent os week- hool, good } nch = opoalia While" ant with the “Worth . i x rth “MM new ideas.’ to S500 “m8 Di kK vours: $4500 to $4700 _ Modern “TOxx PORSY THE BI. 4) E Dw A. GANSS Ave — investment 12 AU TIFU L 4 AND 5 ‘ROOM re RESIDENCE —7 outhwest Co. 714- diesen Cathe school gs les: cau , relimiove 6 agency with a - | o Market ge ty Casn, halane $98 ’ | lar One-floor hin» Mdge Olive ofan". Room 2: 220 Bi ’ ws 7 ‘amm;: has LAT | — Mc estnut. | Olic pref ‘ ) quarter of —™ Yet of Kingshieh + One-half block | 6 per cent’ intereat - per month and Fe sun parlor. Uf8low: 5 rooms ana | 943 ow peal sar aRe 1@Tdwood flour | Free 099" Mardej!_ ONKY ~ TO LOA ~~ om (cB century record. T we ‘ning roo ughway bl: ivi; nerest: salesman on eI hath by or hardwood “¢1 8 and SN. th » SECO! lent condition: 2 8. double | ~ _ Lindenwood; real es N—On | ——_(€8) | DRUG STORE—a 00d took Pinter clephone Cc ne m and kitchen ] «” room, lo WC MM. GERI ING R - wounds. ye t-water he i floors. tile | ‘ est Par On: Z& bloc Bou! frounds: ne. reasonable rood estate. auto b niture. Pianos | tain: 32004 fi 1321, and entra) Tooms. °d flo . J8t fioor: 3 bed 6°1°A KE ee ae AT, ji» oe Rida dr “hy at; Parage in h - Mec YRAD ealry $9600 00 Uth | 117J. n - Sobnes: b larg fixtures. movdiles tore a d i a Stable invest rt} un- & representative will - Water } Tr: large. sight airy rc —__ 24800 { ches y “45 na “R21 ) excellent Joc ation asement a South y Y He TY CO. 61° a Pe us Service, Benton ©n good m nufacturers’ nd office | ch este ment” fies: ¢ \ roome ~ . {4 " ~ a =e re ) 1yv Ae yo ' hin i: nn and explain our “Ww call ie batheo Cat. hardwood floors ti) ons: | COTTAGE AND (sis Co" | we E NZI. 4nd priced | | Dor BLE FLatTx a ‘Side; al] eS | WILI SA -d i» im terma, Frank ae confidentia ° #83239 “LING Sta . es: also a iTe@e-roaom COl tae he Ef 4 SS Q@ii or eenpara: ‘mo Monthly, a 1345 M, o CRIF FICE nk, Che tr ur own 0-4] Fasto ° BARG il Marage, Cal! for card ouble brick | fy-, Ag nside +¢niles 6400 > oT : , parate; big ba: : . 6! w Causia nd: 4 Wie Stnut, ve 617 | tery »b mn av. iT : rm of ad mission ‘UrNACe: aler cine}, er vile andi e ZEKy ‘Wner Lint am Kalin Mirect fre: est |} home of 7 beautif ] $5 at e ‘7 | Usin ness: eure ne aod bat. (cS) . « — Fan Francisro 1z 1O j | hor Da a =—_ i ae “a Dy ‘@ $5 0 for x rnoe hr | F] ‘Tec . . 7t 319; SW - 4 chestnut mation ‘no interent no fees. ranc ¢ pol FI OW ER - BHOP Gas — feb) ‘ 2 2 Tia ; ° x . s ij | ad “= SW = f tte a] or Soinge han. 3780 flats covering 400 four 42 3-room: #ruction: iin av. bungalow. under =np. | Northwest 119 Chestnut FLA petted Bota: 20. - | Forest 561 613 9 Eaton. oe West | ARB you needing 8 Post -Dis Bood location; prj cog going business ice. / in uth St. tous “4 front fe On a Street » & 123. _ Prica SSRO0 on one floor: lot 350 i Br NGATL. OW anil n-ne ; FLATS, ap . —— ——— 4 races: n a ible. 5-6 rooms. | De rL BLE he LA T—Rent 3 RESIDENS ~~ 7% Salary and 7x.money ? See us for aui : Post. Dispate sh. cé wears Box F334" DUgh- $9. 33 > 4 a year; my ric agonabiy rented at F SO have two 5 e cs Kev AN: 32 Day £0n. _— lern; 3: 770 = — P TM, Ts, FO - M. E Ww “RI sh +t Re. : BOK) © : me roached Wr right te ce 0 per m onth. at | tile bath -04 Fla d a -FOom > a Confidentia L. ture loana: low rete ' FURNIs —— (4) a ee p eis $ ) > and 6 rnor , = vs % SA ma 04 S Gran Sr $500 hot-w Mm: modem + Room 8, : HED is ver) : 61.000. at nh si ¢ BIN: : | Fa eines rane nith a down. . ate n . 400 « of. Nn..." Co. | must Poet yl: will trade for a good tana aS ~ a 48° 4 Kossuth a aoe soeAS OW S800 Nari $ OG DOU BLE KF L A a “B04 8. Compton Tyler 1769-k before 10, aft Mise | Substantial l_constructine®** “-car war -: p 18 N. 8th st.. Olive 895 + olumbia Bide..| _jneome of Fern 38 room : Clear for my Pen a 3 ;a ruction. re . under EMANN-BARN Market « 7°00 & es modern; decorated: +...” Oo-f rooma ern 7 : er 3.)| RESIDENG ‘ on RIVATE ~ (cR3 WILI TA arly, ry ® bar * ; no agents enterta equity of $15.000- ; t Apri) 1 ¥ ea completed Cabhan v a2NRR E; TT R. E Cy) MOther ‘ orth rage SOR50 a 4, POSSE mae): n: 3-car a tb LAT 1384 ses ch} fu] 4a ( E—5844 Rom j : _ LOANS, to on ~ ’ -_- 4 aes 4 ‘hestnut et gain. .. Victor at ined. Owner, °R15 | Ea Dr ie e $14. R00. Call at of- | « yay . - rooms hare ie While’ bargain: Pyoa lerins _ Olive 8130 - Ra rot JS Union: § “and. , 2 it modern home ¢ aine pl: Mut your own terms: | "| ‘ture | Owners: GROG KRY A . -| é er particulars PTAGE—2833 Gen _| Garage ood fl ors. 7 NM: four | ? T—1815 (elit, partment; separat > modern | floors, red ¢; of Drooms. ha tual Co., 207 Vie Oweat rates. The | foo nd meat marke | FLAT— Doakin’ a ee ae J, CHAS. MUET, fin semple ay Em E th ie Ba, Aouhi fur r _~Silfornia; 4-fami} rage. lot’ ¢ ate entrances ; ~ 50x19 tile roof. 4 Me Locue , Victoria Bid he oms 3000 FR rKet; vi ‘uble, rooms: LER SON © conditior ant: ter oms ; | Wa nd y+ Goudie sce. Farages; po Muy; bath Ot 38x13 2-car ga-| 50x125. RUS Ouble ga —Scust. Phone G x. Sth “ = utger "eg sg pand oot b Awa : ms: all “mode on 3219 N. Grand ~ tg 3 Fay balance ms ns vaca) iiterms + 300 down. | coh M. .* A BBOPT RE AT. TY, __ See B55 lerms tek wt 8: esion one fla: - 4, il show Olive sba° wner — first floor : USH.- “BURNS 1105 "Chants Jot ——@ Central 6006. | o34) | GROCERY STORE—Jewish tr fe 4) $25; | or Post-Dispatch. uth Side. Box R- 7 Monday evenings. Colfax °447 | 1769-R, before TI ee, Smith, Tyjep}) ——atral v re 29-@ aR iS ("ty ' : S hathe PR ern ‘A ,1N 10 f ats 4 ; > ins. il odern 8° 000 " ce Hing: 4 PAT I J J >? eS ¢ _lerms, Adele C water heat — - co floors i 0 arges AMERIrc 2 Penta: om y tenes mHuseine da. modern bungalo - sultable for mo ersey: bargains: $5 h §; | m4 on 808 Chustnue a | & WOLF. po; “Ctric- rent $3600- hee Sel:- shown by anna cash: priced to| 1509 ep “ARZEMSKY. RE AL LT Tive. garage: rer: 209-foot lot: side | 2032 way AN ‘BROKER RAGE re I | GROCER Y— - ‘herd. | 3 N-360 0, PostD w. 3o or 40 feet. x —— Uys SO tate oo-- cas | LOOK AT 1t st. Olive saen -OLLACK, 391° 7%. Dar- FL, Me pee ee PPointment. Granada orrze | 22H ft. LOvIs. rt rt 312.500. “Owne, Wonderful a | = ey Exchange BI ; Wii] can stock, vee — ms. J oth, ba! arn e >: a0 LAT, fen ine-room brick — t N Sees a LOANS ON N REAL / ESTATE | Mborhead. Meat | mark t; i? colore s proved Georgia peach f k and best im- @, — R carage: owner will ghow - je 2. W-.CBERMEY Dele and nrice mat | #LAT—299"8 ap iney 7 5T6R | WO HAHN nthly; price $310 ¥+] ,\0rs and double earaee. «200 hardwood / F IRST and 4 Brood. Fo oa n : - arm: 12,500 bear- @ RB’ im USH-RURNS. 1105 ¢ on ) tor Forest =a, ER & BR ten gr Milli hathe “o> snenandoah: & ana # |} _W. HAHN, 721'c) : JOHN arage: very second de. ee J ‘Salona eg: ng trees; on main Dixt ¥ a B’N PROP’ __ Hestniut st. Pi a he GI ‘.. 5179 Eas- athe. fu douhis'e. 224 7 rooms emt nut Olive 8150 — H_ARBBoTT Rea aney terms. | reasonable c) eds of trust’ m r. On call Bomou rida line; ideal home: clear cot ea, AOREAG E147 hig af FOR § SALE Tie ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW | PUATS—2717-95 “Tag * | JOHN H. ABROTT Heat S2aKe: $13.50. | 1417 Bias mone, b Oo ee | 4636 “VERNON et MONEE TA BBOTE, Realtor: Ope: na Dhocen—aaa not'ona: plen Om gainst it. Addres Ferg we I, rt le lar Id an 10¢ af - rage: ne PO?! a , est ; wat? - as. a) f ats. foun sA "icici OO : : ’ { Chestn if ern : 4 - one e) and & ro | INEY LOAN oe Aa r. 6 (hea! ease Inc! enty = Room 306. Ma ! Ss or call owner, A f City: re near | o } ble - Garfield ¢- , Idi tion ita ¥ , “@eCctric « aon ; our o 2 8 10th poses : ‘ Fooms, mod- Saven AN ‘ED—$1 6 — ORTH | Nudes fixtures: tetas and VALDH ” - real bar | ‘D eo. je RY 0. | Go Ll. 1LOO-f; , d ex nt rooms e@ach- + > wl. two fl, W. oO , Must be rooms, f . Lo 0 in £950. Wa + Will SINGLE FILA’ Twi Hotel DRAKTT, 213 Natural Bridge road.| 6128 Re : AD REALTY CO 133. 000 act quick. ° **®t $5400; ? ae Price ¥ 0; and 1 2 stores: rent “sr 40° More ' geet YER & BRO., S149 al “y ea mice home at a Tease, heat and garage: | adv dvance on’ eacentate, at y tn ineeoved GROCERY ai aoe 126, Wheaton inventory new 4-family flat’ ae emo brand- @& NGALOW —3 Be hofield pi.. 6700 west: 4 | aston Cabany 2717. (¢5) | ———-— =H0 P. enteus e Hee | JOHN H, ABBOTE 7, woo | 25 isan EST EN} nable price and on | JOHN 8. B : EB '& BRO. d of trust. plete outfit: recat Prix — menting Planta: 4-car brick Sere.” pre $3600. UTMture: large lot; gas,| 4829 _ DANDY raed vGALOW Our large ilst CALL Up FUR (09 Chestnut, | PFLAT—3917 Flac 5 al vn 109 Chestnut S Just ed h of R418, 200. | _ Cabany SIDS REALTY AND 1GONST. | MONEY RO. 815 boweag ao counter; real barat tman refrige sinvie flat or cottag ¥ W GET . m tile hat : ' ? large roome JOHN . if of f} late: ‘ itn ern, ¢ nvenient ¢ ° } roome: mod. } amily f at P "ar bl]: new 51 De} ° oO. LOAN— sas Gene's M k " mu ust Be!) Pata Dispatch. °. meee whe rE TTE ME IE iad E. 00., brick ee hi: has te rd wood fiders, furn a AS 2 Ee: Salt ITT Realtor ron rt | cas’ aa) S s€)). > Churches, 6 00; s, etc.: nat dwood i ota . oo breakfast hg \ 45 IXX Ww ESTMIN gir E mar. ice a any amount: oe goed « city a GROCDRY MEA? —_ MM tobell, Pil. ; are | PLOT Noe See ue, 5 nee nlahe AU bargain, comp iatei; fax. | Fo 7c TND CITY YO TRUST CO | Single fiat ; VAMBLE 7 sornut. FLA T3F . ENN_R. E. CO. Main 481 | iota — RB} tie easy terms. | wae moms. sleeping po; ch 8 aR GE 0. J. WANSTRATH. "17 ae ate below; mut vest bath KET —Incidding mn ; - ae : ae y fur ___* Orert 000 : P galt ‘ . ‘. at ae rooms fires‘e. a ; ae te & Accor } = 4 ~ af 34) 7 Re lr om, larg r x break. . sig le { west, on ree Parkv} > ; COn ven room =} ungalow . Rar r os ~ ; ! Rt. Voisie t tne ¢ Irnares Tidoor. 7 « f Irnas 7 lia 9 and 6 j 2 w automobile -. and Diamoe "ee ns en iences: p.OnaiTien; bullt for hame 0 : 7 Od LA Ts_. a . on. . garage se] p. ath, elee- s0TT Realt r i ded for re R LUNG dwiches aS! payment will accept lt Al our sales: TRY HOME nd ; verview Gardens, [ania With nice shade tre oy ner: large | terme 13] vent Hogan 8 flats: bargal a woke offer, "* ON account of Mew SON 0. > | @Anty Bide. iv 4045. . Title a) a Peain: Universit ne | fleor tains hards | geet a SLATERY g1- , | St@am hear: } ath. hardwood t) | JOHN H. ABBOT yf Price $2 500° s _PROP. Fr —— Os. 2925 3. BR “ LU Ni 3F ; eens Ol eo ch | terms o vy ¢{ ‘ity wi 1] Bell o0rs tile oth Coien sein d wee: bie wood | Piss T.... O-- ‘ 15A ( heetnu ‘ . a sot +7x1} 4 ; COTS "Realtor 109 C) OR SALE x 5 Broadway. (cS) | t ‘ROOM Lea) { me); WILL take ciear ] . st 8592 r build for reli; b} a StOne pore) te . t xtures, furnace hear = 5U Racon at ut. (cB) | av. See Wh) - 4002 ¢ “astiema 11s -20 Al hestnut > 2 . v ng cit city. . Or ot or farm as firs 2 2 « oe aDiC® party . men "ree closets ren : ‘| hall SHO. Drie 2-o M Rot) TRY MAN) | Mr AMO $9 j B00. i f ae" Gra. Christopher ebe op een Write ay : besten 0S. 4-room ise. ce) ew ALRE Reon ae ee. today ust Tisted. leer vill be s bn “ 5000. any rea asonaets | le | FLAT— 3010 « 2618 8. Teftere yn | ine voter, oteewned * "he 4 rooms, #UNnroom, | STORE — sane goontral, = ENTY MONE Y TO LOAN | MEAT WARK) ET AND GROG ERT —Gooi estnu g ens. ("¢ ouse, G +, BLANKE ee a eee yy SELL, C s Py levela — OM ° re eo, a aN ¢ . Se t. , Colfax 365 6M. goa GIVery 44 | 4 *hest rine KE ~ aiete 2048 | F oy 3007 i ab MATH e838 x irand F ¥ ae nhl — Na rdw Z i¢ 20 room, hor. | | onle ion . Paring b= eB RO floors. ete a breakfast 2 ‘ats, prene: rents. of va mere and so c sharges real estate; no delay; reason. | MEAT MARKER TY ler 16085, ten Rs . 4 - She my st erdinana. ee SIG te é rd of ; 1eOOrs. Laravce for =e tern K rs 7 S RU RNS. - MOT? GHERTY quick AT ‘ery: 4. livin WOOL wees i a } erect i’, ars and 3 THe cr i “ AL Tin “ TM Ss] Nh Necrce mt | JOHN H ; 2 ox ARN ficen t imorn HOME. . — : © qa ( woo 1 Palaces: eacy tar ; s7O3- 05 Ss LOS ¢ ‘heart * Grar ?, x hs ~ ” on Park a eaitor (29 Chestnut 493- a | ; e Mii. 7 NERY very, SET LING YOUN. PROPERTY? 1 7 ihe ae, oF sana wo and grounds: | room tile tate aime. 4 rooms "and eun- | pag) VO-family — AN—BARGAIN, ~~ | Priced to “neti "O™™ Tent “$1920 cat ot | Lo ated, - Leland” 900590. Excellent Business. 3a i _ SPECIAL— $20,000 AT ‘ “i ol near _show: ‘th Wonderful Torn. : 7. 4 7 tark G at Arcadi ey a te a rawood fier mae; in on Ouse of = | ARTWR Ik -7 Cl om “ io niversity Oher k Vv ® Io iT ON ‘ Tg IT WITH BELLI Prey: $ near nictureadq Cadia aed | Thekla. 4 roo Only $4: G00d Condit ion: 4 ana 5 R | iHT- DICK} ms each, 6-car pri | 97 Kee st... near Jefe an on St. Lout 4 AND BILL TARL ad ive SIRS. | | REALTORS reade Bidg. Ol Must seli thie mons, ake. Kil- Ri Nor ma, furnace, p°"'Y 94500; easy terms fine locat} srand 957 SHAUT CO | Dou GHER1 + Sp Oe. rick garage. | Tats: good invas:,. efferson : stores an MAGUIRE’s 8 improved rea! eat | cation Wont . s > HALT : =. A ive S377.(083) . 7 mat if Mont h for bh wood, new. 4 rooms BUSH. Nis ’ sel . oor 803 _Chest at 50 estment. Por ; E RE FAL, EST. eatate MH rood }o- (cB) Ww IT, Ro. Pay “Gf. ter how lo r est of- 501% , Emerson — "a BU RNs, 110: INGL BE FT, if fc) “J NGL E FT 4° my rut. —~ ] Wain R righ , Ry), part) CU. lars Cal e&tab| ished 1855 ATE AG! ENC y ; se Rox P. q bust nese: / . spot cash for improved prop- — mrp o er Mr. 4 ‘ we Get Particu! are | Sarnage. hy 5 roo ms, hot water heat NICE 8 At i hestny if at } c a 5 roomea. hard la has 3A RGAIN, ~ $12 12.900. pares F QC; ! wa, ig. i 12 N 1° “ ‘i RST amt. Distm teh, , Must store: erty of any kind: if rease or 24g 4 dome "058 ® Im to door Pe - ® AND |; 4 ore Lien: wood floors ated near Maal to : —_———.. CHAEFFE ‘RR sf - «th AS TAU RAN (4) : nable; quick © Ww 56 Lafayette 8030 - 3737 (% > 5 ROOM KF —~ nerd ©3; corne = an " on; 5 and RBALTY ¢ xe) tae lh ree an 4 a ille wate a x Die ‘ ‘we } LA r house. id sunroor ah 0 rooms | DO lim? ehil : in ‘arent | “wright Biag 7592. Brown, 525 bebe . 3 7 8210 FLO —__——{¢e14) eten al re. bus "‘aervion *. furnace, hard. | Mech apy $kK00. ° ‘Mh R00d condit a a er L, E FLAT $39 | DO Water h eat: Hdourtee Shard Wood floors, sy rth oss 700 NEED MONEY? | Rewraet aye ee 'y 2108. roadway ne. ee ' Ry °3 Ridcea “RADY RE “Zeunee . - — 6 and i De | DOU ‘UGH "Yy . ' | Ve i. ; Rrvet 7 3 Location | for Double Flat _ line. a " P23. on Creve | - BU CSI "BURNS INS. 1105 Ch $3000 | _Cabany WEB mutT ©O.. 61284 weston, | 3880 Min ni na TBE Liverside pbs at | “DOUBLE a AT HTPOINTE | BUSINESS CORNER North wine? DEB DS OF TR | | RESTA GE | ‘California ag 9 C — , . : > ) lestnut _st. } ‘ - ; ai } oO 4 L — i PO! NTk city: tra owe NVOr weet ?P Sad T° L" R NT a, . (e3) Vacant. *lendig nies sirable: hardwood a 5-FAMILY (5) | six Ll. : ; E , insfer point. o; art of UST A} r—A : md % ; itimb ” . T D —..._ is INGE BIC BARGA lines on tw .} r) , nd loa BUSI- Sh cast, of Gliest 48 Othe anal iroee fireplaces, ink aaree xine South leak” 16 Fanton : SEMEN BARG AINS | res jer p pons 5 BA RGAIN—Open: - hain | tite! if aes _ 4? ooms read sun partor. | stores, wak Bemis Property -—~; fine | 'GIRAT » OMPT SERVICE | RERTAU RG 6307 gs - S$. Gre Watt byl. - ge. price S92 0: ’ | — —— a oe ies I tip . ° iam lex, "3-4 »s } al bri, iF b illa Al) Pn: 5-68 . r ants Quick sa! e: ” aoe | te iar wood floors. Separate arate heat! : ’ ‘ats above: tWo Po al 7 IN } bt on owntowne $ } > Modern | DOERFT. iN« GER R. a Marpeerns. Realty °« » make | BUNGALOW—. 8 roo “4037— | ep -ton renair: ines MOMS. electrin. 4. | firs: f) 7 rooms, tile hath b -162 ) Diants ® steam all atrictly 0 ey and 4 double 4 $R¢ iS. Ro E. 1s Neas 615 Wein: , ss; a ee ve. 4 co. Jefferson -Grave 4 , STic HOM ery ice Divi. | H } I mo iern es ‘ 7 ay "om! ne -000 tire ): te Tome $106; ry} oe ob a in | b 'Oor Vac ant; f nr iat Tu k porch - | DOU IGHE aa R E ¢ rent a: ff nodern and uUD-to-d . flat i a 13 c CO. RESTAURAN : . st y ‘eee ee ee) . e Fores; 4° E S ( ‘ORI POR | _ me Sale Vv, mea “alk q 5168 ’ Pp he er Wa ‘ 4 $7300 - i arr liwood a inigshed if? ivory : : . oO . 803 Cher t. ite ‘ stores unde ate: A wars i — heatnut ‘St 3 | . iT—Doine® 34 . st. pict) 2-16, ATION R a VG ay Ow Se Al JAR ZEN . Mcki; “o. flc rs and f xturee- ”’., New 35-7 AL AMO, - nu | no exDenseas r lea ge re nt $12 ARD : —¥ he realn 260R 0 to 345 dail A -_ B _._ (©70) and bat} i >: 346 ‘Taned iw ne: tj Poor ‘ l; 202 A *, A l'Ts sky Realtias i aad 5 High Schoo} di. _ ‘ Sarage. ; Douh!l my rp a ‘ CH b ock f Pric ed $120. 000: " ‘ i ret RE - - Chippewa, ; > a 2 , ns | = R ae Strict j roo 1 © busine an a ; A.\& fine ; RE, STAT R _ Br rite comma e Cottages Wanted EAUTIFUL, | COU NTY BUNGALOW Nese se ANTE Re (e89) | soy INVESTMENT BARGAIN 430 (c) | TENEMENT agp pe Oe Chestnut. | sind ,,eunroom i. hardmood: ranteat room | of the beat “Business otreen int or, one ‘BUILD LOANS |, busine S90} ‘Easion” amar aie r fervice: GE Wtd.- 4 ° : c % double gare a. ; ern through out; | ~~ ad 2D Angeli; . $3500 «870 8g. 7th gt. - ego ea ete. rént $288o- . rent aN for af 3 . eran "eat 4 RESTA - . — | _Call Delmar 21795" 5 rooms; for ¢ ©) | ee is BR HOME | able terms, =* 3326 Louisiana i Peason: | Fras 3 grooms and ‘barn’ each. ve SOUTH SIDI we OBS oe | JOHN WT, ABBOTT. sacrifice for] GEO. J. WANSTRATH. 717 Te Coe vt SPECIAL Sih o. pd sicknaon, 301% heap: | on aesoual ef estny , aE ett ne : Ss BUN a. W: ' ‘ athe . i} ectrie Fr DE F a - a Rea) tor r Q > — - . oe Si sinu ' 2 ° aan ay o anes’ Flats, Apartmente Wanted . aiittss «tsi Bo yruvay we, | MUAH A04s meses rin AUR! sie, tae Free" | LR tek PERE TOR MAE ee Tote rr A cme on elt tr ames po | RERRAURN TS Saline ag lt ’ e: Many 359 R FORD = ain if ing i. & de i douhb) r Taylor: og u [ANN 7 > - Renewa RF: AT in inn |_Fl, AT Ww td. —_4. family: not o over see x , Hog diamon, ~ LTY CO. | BUNG&A iow 3 eileen? (co) | Open Mond GRE ULIC rT rR &Y, —e N-246. open | ,fooms: North Side’ prctcieea. fare SAM, Wasioe nt, frtee. Tis greet: | RENGEL-WEDER, 31278. Grana. cr. paag |{0Me,wemt, of Marry 22d dn2d ioginter | ly FAMIT] KOON 28S. Jefterson, | builtin’ wee: 2 Foome and 2 2am, tating GARAGE BIT LDING| ne iy a SEC ‘OND DEEps |“ aati “dletrict ge Cal | buyer ™e,20d must buy at) once: ME COR Wick burer ? Lake dine; | 4 —b-room modern, with sinep divieion. 2 blocks east of leller's sub. | 1320 s FLAT. "$40 | brick marage: act. pedestal Stand, 2-car; 164 87, Le For quick gery} go0d re strict: doi 1. 6177 | vuver. Ss Box N. 36 Pp -D. “& n RNE ET & ZP er | ng pore] Casy terms: co ery room i{« large ~ a eehichw Toons: , 14 ti. Near : i VEEN: Ak ; act quick, | a 8 Grand ary. | 1d ry . to NC IA te ce see ir “80n for selling. ‘ : Pel *“s ° wes AE a = PAay terms excel- Reo = L, E IE 7, aT |e —For COL'RED | MONEY wre —$406 7 Post. alec easy ¢ USE- Small Owner. a 2 tc) . ewnteal r f oe a Men ATR. &° ettar ir * new, m 4 ‘ i v “ey. 4 roonts f Gren ? 24 d flo Ulars egal} at of foe $ wt r Pu lt. 9 j io Maple: new 4 fom ING i‘AlAVY —45) ” a8 on 40. 56 Tt e ‘iTet de red for s erm, Lande] : meer S| tree RR BAK vestigate. odern: $500 cash, rem T . For Colored—_Ww ted ; _ aa 40; nt Olive 16 30) . ‘ (c3) | ’ 26023 05 Hj here a “A ws $8500 Wood floors, steam h rp ny heds hard. parment ri ge h, ew dt ama]! ca ~t | ong od $146 H00 ie fice: 8Oxs OU sk s - = L nk » ow u a * ante __ a ws 2 J he ma r. : COTT At iE aed roo) } rick tile hath - _ The Ha } y Vv Moe ] ent 810 05 month ‘ 1 rooms each 4 Care: rent $3°40. tat, b: ick garage for 3°78 GEX >. ® month?) Vv terry « no) — JOH N it ‘A B ror of good loans. “ta Row MOMING H ~et , Lindel) O23 =e ~ any * Paige Shor ad, ata. roby. aed Mapiewo - Michi brick garage. copper s: reena: 2250 | Pp, ¢ ium Bow GHERTY R. © co 803 , | ANDERSON - sTryoec KE BUERMANN. DUVIC, 806 Ch lestny?! T Rea | tor 70g Chestnut, | grnacu! ate ao MeN ioely furniess - j fe : “ sad ha peop e Oo u . a od { j ra nav o ‘Ss, aa? W Ay “It © > = ATS ~~ 47 . { *) ‘ - 4 ~ —_ - : ml Sa \* : ; me. estnut. . ~Maple wood bar . ge CpTrac c.—_ixs ‘Nase eo - (5:3) | hot band had 7 ca eo 3 ‘HE hel. W 4-5 ROOM 39xx he +H ELAT : LAFAYETTE A s DOU BL . = Chest ni ut st 00K es rooms ang bath, “sis =) | STOCKS AND s&s FLcm sities for rnp ees, Ln . : Kal p oes ‘seein eosno: + reom . matt brick h ; ms . , =| rhe ov. | ‘ ee pecter- Residences Wanted »01N 24 600. Dein 0: | tre warage : tents ana = one a eee: | peeping porch, ete., in the {ats pwith } mee ee, fie 4 Sanroe Foy tile ieee E PL A T BA RGAIN ans N AL THEIMER vk BRO REA 340 ss LIRERTY BONDS ba hi BONDs a408 a 2 O00 Beas eee furnished. al 1; ane L ESI) 7 gorowmagye bs Tire- hee ry a Cozy home: or SGS » se st? Ock *, ©: bi “se er he é amily of 7 oe 9 or will ' ae m _ 42! n b ; 7 _ 40) el ear oa td. ~—? er Oo rooms, bere bat hardy ALow— Ric 53x) ) WME. WRISRER G i ; oa mts FT, aT —" yg ll for 9a ck aale ok ant 83120; 340] La Salle nae sal isan: also ghe the stocks ledum on other | lieted be oa com an Soak aay hmned $500: ae rth) 4 Jef V) RO. | PNP Shae pf S or the hee . ve Pronounce i ” and & a eneen GROVIS Pa sare ° and Ww at o 6. «| [A yer 7Tb5R. . . oo ertnut . rial Loan 4 oO. aA Pa caah a- the S | Suburban | ty Wanted iene, Homes av, ff STATIS Jefferson ve RODIE| ~ . CO... | teacke rhe A and are takiny | oan rE pa, un peric oy se A NDR: = Poe KF. BOER RS. , F of VankneS. room modern - aed) r wax "sy Co., (ob) | neers ioce =p Reston oe Ye and L OT Wtd ——Suitai ° rd “ cwrT - A ik frm, TIL “ a a day—burt leave _ oe every DOU CHER Poet Pts 900, &m heat. doy " eit OR Chestnut ate FAs, electri, ’ Separate furna, ex. hath Norman ivr O rreD , - ohne: vont $40. al ! Gore: “ "Clic : Groves or Unavordtiy Cit R in “ he’ » va j a n. _ i ' ‘our ale ear | hHies ors ; P Peeing in he] Liew? re “ai = — — Ar” estn j n e i ‘LA cea oe - = iP oe) Napa’ in Lea ‘ y ie) st) a, 7 we , nies = - Matio 4 y. ep)y giv 4 Oder, a = 2 / Wo 2 — price and loca tion, Box C B44, P. -T fort % E ety Rw avi Ase fl ts. show . A, un a u On ] ieman: 49 el at UR Nout be 4 itt rhe a eX ‘eB ser i ice yourself: at rj f! a Swe r 6 roon - 7 ‘ts ‘ er Werth nO a : cor Clarendon anoth. on” mon se : i “'$0%08" Enna: $10 7 on —- >rri State ieee ; " MING) colored TaPanaid in . > : r. Ww - ‘t) Ma'> _" POOm brick Mom thet en csomgesi A. ts SS. Agen: jos od - ? See thic ~ Tooma, | **eping porch fix ’ sesame and a “* cas ba ‘ance SON k (OCS, 4 a er ac eta, Yes! ment ebster Praperty Wanted eS, =| Five-room, Gravois Papen | j and third ry narb! 84ecnnd | - sical -_ dei ." es Nive 4570. airmen’ © “np. I heat $1000. ary e 34 | isco." size” house: cost not to exceed ~ University City t Sop © ‘ae Offerings priced for aele “Geond | N ave 9967 | pad +750-61 DE TONTy— $id > hestnut fom for 3 mach new hardwood floors, | ALL, 6 colored peonle wish? ng to iy & ho y Berne OR QUOTE: Hay, 2 ‘ 8) ROA MENT aeien $700 cash. : oo gg ve full particulars in reply. Rex a , : W ~1 iT@itua Rive, rooms: $-/| Four and ALTPORNIA—S1i 5 “T garenmg "use8: wan, bath. electric: ae a. 03 Central Nat. Beak Bia COMPANY, SHOR spit: Areoral trem | e * rson av, arg ELS i ‘BERGKr D.” Realtors water heat: garages, etc: 8! at Shee. Re SIDENC mer ene “Fob90 ae _— Biiwe Ba93 | reat gERAIRING | 0 Wasten’ owner upst + SXeKent condi. ; a Clark: §-room 1 ee ’ tocome Shut —— on, (o4) JOHN H. stairs for 3 familie roorn bousa =. , ABBOTT, Realt show: $ *: Sarages: ow sTOoc — = "terme, Tt or. 709 Che ° 6000 ner will __ FINANO _ STOCKS a BONDS ne. retiri 3 stnut. KOL LAS. LUPF Wary A at CT IvE ati ND stitial om ER. 1138 ch LN Wien ING OF uni ated | estnut, SING CERTIFICATES S0!d and a ; Ww id.—Box F-407, Post- Di AT Co. 501. ; 4 ted. . ‘ stures included - “4 “~ . rm éorr BE RING ne ARTOR— AG bio buy. Sarah

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1925. ee EEE 2 ee a ST LOUS ————— Advances Range Good-Sized Fractions to» *' 3 or 4 Points — Bonds .." Moderately Active. do pia. hecienay delete Leas Fh cite aeceghneiettig te oy ERAGE et OO STOCKS RISE ON COVERING - BY SHORTS: ased Wire from the New Vork *' reau of the Post-Dispat« h. ns VEW YORK, Feb 1x The | am 1 Evening Past 118 capyrighica ri find ial rere foday, says . ' ¢ ‘Wali streets very ! 1 & cn S€ of ingryves 4 — oo ‘ ’ ae 4a eo net . t of , ‘ . ne : «* A e : sinf eiorkKs a ring ‘ : . ¢ yesterae a dealing* * } | a warning % w ide x pa am 5 ace unt a7 qd * eT ” é = wet f« war i * hw 4 ‘ ~ the bying sUPi ed | the technical pos n of - » ebviousiy was grea! proved by the * akeout of a jars’ 4 proportion of weak ! ders n she aon” 9 deciines of M da and Tues- That a ra should e was x ‘ envincing far ase tne trend is concerned With ad’ e« a a large number of stocks rank- |... from a g00d-sized fraction to * | ass or’ 4 points, the list ¢ ysed t! a \ course that he rate Pe anerat — 4 i+ exe ed tn de re mm Tar sallle in she Chicago distr eft ar , heening ud a capa: raté we hilé Eas the Pittsburs dietrict operations’ |p ™ eciiT se _——? oa at . : cerned, hyusines® _* genera! +. K > g ‘s : ' " 5 , ahead in greater yolurmre tha “~a® the carte last ea Car loadings F for the Ww eek ended te > Oise a? ext date for wh! . figures are aval: ~ able. amounted t° 928,244 cars, 4)" substantia! increase Over the corrTree- spondin week of am: nee vious lartn 4 ae . , Haves ear ee “Continued ease iT +} © } imam pry at exchanges head its effect on French] francs, which akait , 1? ned re? Ac | Hi ea nin’es + } tiena;ry and gave VP :+* a, ' a 22 cents Fresh weakness aout , f lese was the natural sequ*t e of |. withdra™® a) of ape ‘wlat?’ o enpnmort ; ef a short-covering nature, follo™ ing ,the rally from last week § | : , tne : | | break Hower ver the ‘TATA? ’ “A> quiet, with ver sietle actua! } « : rest Steriing = lg oft ™% nf a mt $4. 75% — - oon Sil Clearings, Money, >'ver E——o77rr al NEW YTORA Teh. 18 (a? money | > . , ABC T. high > per @tr! *. tls wi ne Ta te. __ oe ix v 3 : . ffart ai et 3% last joan __— oe. cans 8c = Cop lances. 3. time ans firme mixed | . : -ollateral 60-80 dars 5%. 4-6 eer prifme commercts pa per 3 3%, ; The St lous (“Searing VWanee Asean 4 is . tien reported cleanness tor Feb $26,700 000, correspond ng tay last year } S33 BOO 000, reper of debits for Fet by 19c5. were: Debits te © %ividual accounts $27 BOO 000: debite to bank ar 4 bankers a-counts, $16 QO OO. combined debits fer today. $44,200 000 PARIS. Fe. is Prices ftmproted on the Bourse today. Three pet cent rentes 48% frances 40 centimes: °* hange on | . en. 80 francs 45. centimes ive be -ent joan, O7 francs Q@0 centimes. The do: ay Whe avoted at 15 frarce 88 centi pes 7 sy~ T™ ‘. teh TA oe ° er lid , 14 er ounce money 3's er ~ ates, hk hile 3% 2311-18 ver : months a 18 per ent SEW YORA bet Ls rey sve us \ ° Meaicad Golars RC Cc a Dry Goods ket Review. Special te the Post-Dispat® NEW YORK. Fed. 1% — The cotton geoda market was ave’ and ; Print cloths trem4 ned tor #4550 and lil‘: for SRx7t Ra’ aiike were firm ‘but the re ent se. ing ae wity appeared to have slowed corn 7 Shell Union Increasts Dividend. ww YORK Feb 18 The common stock ef the Shell Unio 4] Corporation day as placed on an ® Hoviddend acie of $1.40 & share. threugh dec'srs tio a ruartier dishurseme nt ' > -ente @ share pa, ble March 31 to holders of recerd March 3 The previeus rave a °, cents guar: Post-Mispatc'} - i T AVERAGES. % , 4 at From | 4), . ‘Ru! » , 4 ae ~) se rr > —_ ged. hedke er i. , s¢ eh wt yué -~ he Tt r- . @ DS 1 se Indicated. nn hb * ‘ 8 .™ i oe io . _" . low Loo } st? _— ale, ' pa 7+ 74 ,4 = a - - a i= ~ , 7 “ » Hl %, a > Dail i - 2 Li é 34 25 us TS L=4 i7s ee ae - 0 ‘2 a s A a 4 > im 4 3 . ¢ ‘ #0 "4 o's + en | +») ee all a a} mH | be + DEPENDE VT OLLS a Gu i ores ».> v ; . . . - 7. . ° > “: "Ms . ‘ ‘ , 4 \3 7 4 , "> ao . 4 ’ & - A te! _= ‘.* + 4 4 7 a “ » i =) ‘) 7 } | ’ ‘ i . | _ '? i? ‘ 98 * ‘ ‘ . " *.?! ? 4s? ] 4 7 ® ° * * ts + &% os Oe2R 7 —¢ : m ) - * on ‘ ‘ . * 4 4 5 +: + 8 as ‘ i > ; 6 Te a, ty | ’ . 4 . . 4 ’ ? o iInbDt sTHRLALS. rh ? ,> ’ - 4 sr *y 1 ’ iL.» >> “« 4 % : 4 + 4 > ae 3 ~*~ ~* bs ee 4 > ‘ > 5 ’ - , 4 = ry * ‘>~ ; 4 -4 Be 5 3 7 ) ‘ “= 4 7. . ‘ > a 7 * - >. ° 5 4 4 “4 - , 2 . . 4 i 1 22 > . * ~y 453%, 45% 4 . : i 2 As } 2 ‘ ; ~ - } ~*~ , a> . » _ a"? '"¢ ot De ’ a ~ . “~ . , > i 4 — > o 7 > * ie \ « 7 2 ’ . + . ew , 8 7 4.5 4 , 4a R ~ - 5 = + + 4 } ou 4.) —- + » . : Z 7 4) > 4 Ty “ > » ’ s ‘ e. a ~ 4 - 4 4 ‘ . * 4 em ‘4 = - ~ - S ? ¥ s ¥ . ‘ . ¢ 3 2 aa ae ‘ , 4 , t ind : ” ’ ‘. > w -~ * ond - ai = ¢ 71> 14 ow - - rs ~NEW_YORK CURB —_ ’ ee Be ‘ 2 30 ws . . I ~>. ' -1 Boone W ™M 31 3 tbe LEN MARK—RKrone a 17.7% ere = ; B, g & x 4 a) ss RAPES ec: ome -—Frane. @ 19.23. = | — | eee 4 +n 27s | SPAIN-—Peseta. @ 14-21. = . “4c STOCK EXC NGE. | "32-47 } > . ‘a 54 . ] . = i 13 y *“o*,” r. x aa 4 As _ ; —S E S . es . _ = Tt. ; GREECE ; a ma. a 1.57. st. LOUIS — OCK EX H : ’ ao 24 ; 0 ¢ A es Ly aig ot Zioty. 2 19% b. 18.—Waener Electric common | reg = OLLAND—Flerin, ¢ 40.0 aie a ae Sea te te a7 | NORWAY—Krone, ‘seo = | | Saies. SECUS , : 7 | 30% | SWEDEN—Krone. 4 2838 : = GOVE to’ rat son on . sO? r NGLAND “tering 320 A A hac ~s Si % 60-day bills a on Armour \ ‘ 4 . = | ‘> ta rs oni roc , et. 068.900 a * eel " . ~— 4 485 i“ra ne * " ‘4 a rl M ANI ,—lLs i 4 p —-% Cydany Tue :* 3 OF %% | 4a RGENTINE— Pes 4 33.50 30 " Pydraulic Brick preferred was) tet, . . , ’ . » Lt? i‘ ~. ; ‘ , ~i Tin Matc! 24° , 71* 117 BRAZIL-—™M reis i il. a r a7 48 oS ae oe by) eee eek | foe .—Yen. d 39 : ; . | i. - oe > ee 29%) 23% =” MONTREAL Dollar, 4 99% * @ales recorded on the exchange a | yi! ' = j nS - . ore? 2 oe = a ms aes Oro : * . . ri? ng’? @ _ r ] ; ‘ | " : } ° : ¥ follow: aetna =~" 4 14 ~~ . i 4 5 re. ou ae ut 5X! Dividend Voted on Armour © ‘ne aa SE Met | .. ‘se -am 10 Goesard HW.) 28%) 2%) * NEW YORK, Feb. 18—D gale High. Low. Close." 8 © oa - . ¢ lakes I 103 1035 Tes lof rmour & Co., Chi TER NC \N sesasi ~. : aay ‘ e ~ i : . : . tat Ot A. — > ye | |g Previous payment ; 3 nt Oo 22 a |; 100 tren-Heaiy PIG Mowiiat | payment on the Gaile | 808 ot | oe > ry , _ — : » Oo >I ' . at 3 A stock War +t cent fg " : | 1T.VA . 191% 101% 1@1 3 192i o “MM A * uF. , =4 a. rh ‘ — eae 6 | 94 a3%, 923% |Gulf States Steel Stock , 17.200 Mont ¥ snp 47% 4" “EW YORK. Fe 18.—Di ! ‘ ‘+e is T1- itInif . $1 > A snare T Toe nmMmon —_— — ” ; - ‘ »] ' au . , ‘ iW@te’ 15 ' | me , SF ate ek OTD Me guttig com 100 FP ar Oty... \ in . — * sa Os oO a5 ; wi e a: le comm s'OcK 208 : ~—— : : - : lehe regular cas" ¢ sh) "ee Tn ont® Gb thee a ' ra Or : 2 tat ' ) - seed holdings. s ace the we $ . | “4 | ips fA 4 i ; able Aor 1 °? ats . a? > ‘ * - oe ~* = => , aaa , ; seh nes it inter nr a ryt . 4 a s - 9 : +1) & , Ser nid 4 ) a4 ; 35. dete was gE pfd_ ts & a os | 88 i. sd ——E —— CLA SING QUOTATIONS. ~ "= Be ree Oe } * ak ¢ ‘4.194 ) 14 _ ! ° 150 Real S G51, AT% 88 ae k: “9 Rank -.- 145 148 CO 9 i) flew VWiotor . 1S & 1S Re Raum -M \ ’ 2 Nasional Rank IO7 210 39 Brazil ss 100 R ur 21%) 21%, 31's 8S C . Es SMationa! Bark of Commerce. 149 ise Ct ; Grazi! * . 10 Stan Gas m 42 2c (| £ ~ tile Trust - “ 905 «(|:«CS Beco = _| = ippi Valiey_Trvst e@: Beas -- $e Canade 8) Engineers Ce Boston Stock Market mo Design and Construction” ! tauis Union Trus 290 300 5 Canada ; s Credit Indem ots tes . 6 ) » Caneda Ciymer a Welsh Shoe com SECURIT) High.’ Low. Clos aa ~ oe — Fe -o z a ; Power Plants and oe vred “Let pid. je ai | .7 Celle # ° stern SS S&S sn i, i* 4a Piapnts : ain- teed Pred J4 pftd s2 aN4, *7 Chile vs By parc poig® h-- +, 5 - 1930 ; a f Curb Sales—Continued 4 Member _ ————— ee ee York Stock DOMESTIC BONDS. Bei Exchange Por + | Te ne 711 St. Charles Strat” ; a7 4) Ste = St. Louis. “8 : ———— > ge IRE 7« 14% 94 94%, 94% ; ¢y ; . es Hs 4 1 i } = Ba 2 ' RRESPONDES CE - J 4 _ jt 3 On} . oe e~ - © oo nanny ‘ q+? Ty on =TLo* K >| . v¥ , +?) ° - > ; cr - ‘ ~ a mn Cas ane man Stock vidends on Cllles > = Common Stock are =o” stores hen ‘nformation on ta usands of people to invest millions of dollars an° helped tho h safety. nually—wit Think of the value of such experience as this to you. Whether you have $1,000 or $100,000 to put at interest, you wart reliable guidance. And, no matter what your experience may be, theve is advice and ‘nformation in this free book which will put you on the straight road to the safe, sane and profit- able investment of your money- We sendethis book upon request. You incur no obligation | 4 whatever in asking for it. Write or *phone for a COPY today- q receipts represenitn? Nero WwW. ST > 5 ESTABLISHED 1882 LINVESI MENT BONDS INCORPORATED : BOATMEN’S BANK BUILDING—ST. LOUIS YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO AN¥ INVESTOR > 1925, by & W. Strans& Co. 410-412 Olive St. . ee nn n° eto +o %C; September 54 “ac Lara } unchanged to T'e* higher, and ride } te Zhe higher; Be trade in bellies. | cash sales were 58 000 bushels | “tnctuding 40.000 to exporters $t.-} bushels of cormr and TH. ORO bushels i” ws heat «hen Liverpooi sadies *ere post stial decline was rece stern ‘ongs forced almost Tw : : . ry moe these " ¥ at Expert news was moetl pear | 11 USS of tenden and Rotterdam roid prese | on tine offers and that «heat war c *2t,- cheaper than Duleth Ne. Sie more wheat, but the ammount Was aot} F | Buenos Aires opened J lower after ® ois. @-'s eatereay >> gps 29° Py Fo ; eve Commissian : -aily ang the BD in wheet : ecal ealline st the _. casa Am Sug at sess wes unchanged to "- higher. with >> : Rear ° ° : ndGder May celvere you will find the tested rules and principles by ‘ar increase in ig enment ouge have built fortunes and by which men are Biase foes, sheet, | Local qpresetan Ore . f avin genet profite on the ips. £ a¢ BY. Bhtose-Rauiue * te is : Mite SuvYing Later qete- e ~ . we ii cree, a... aed tee BE z “ 4. 26% Furures Pa ~~ = 7 + aeZa - “0 14¢: Jatr. 1 Cand oF sti gre i : * mimes © Bete Tste2 Thies, a : bu're Bilious! . Take a Laxative! > . Ask for Booklet CC-351 AUS CO Suite 610. Telephone Olive 7320 Bit =z td ‘ - +/+

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eee ates tae ee — i az fe, SP es as edt ge rh, eet MEO RTE Te er “ ane reactance tree er eehietititiitinain aha . ie ERE cae we ee Ne Sh Saag Me ae NS EE Oe eT ORR ON ei oe ZR OARS Oe ~ , _ re : : , , ; ° eS? gue eT ee ib pes Bagh TS se em » pe ae Se BiB 075 RR a et ge Lae BO le Fig eh Mie, a * Sie Se ~ 7 e ? \. - ee eR ae PR alae AE PE AS 8 ae a: Ce Fi ee wt eres ~ ee eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sy WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1925 | ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH WHEAT REGAINS LOSS | ———— = - Vital Statistics—Questions Answered- etl V—_——... +... ——— | >. Foreign Exchange | WAGNER ELECTRIC | NEW YORK BONDS ‘\ | “ vi th. leh 1A. —— FF gy) } Ow ir luOta tion : ti & is ey | — IUOLA ns m the foreigz : m 8 a al t REBOUNDS | Special to the Post-Dispatch. : ST eee nae Saetiiog. 4 oe. oe : NEW YORK, Feb. 18.—Following is an official list of bonds’ traded in on the | | ae ay bills on banks $47 I ¢C a h he York Stock Exchange today,’ with ptices u ells “ i . . oo annaie = | | ¢ p to and including the close of the | T = alee , ft a F : de ne 8: . 1cRbleg se | arket. Total sales today were $16,295. 9000. a cee $16, 495. 0U0 yesterday, $17, ‘ Marriage Licenses SWERS . © (©) Post a Dispatch Radio ’ +} ; ba . : na . 6 = ke | 068. 000 a week ago, $8,297,000 a year ago and $12,555,000 two years ago Broadeasting Station + =) = ries atin 4 50° . 2 09% N From Jan. 1 to date sales were $556,°85,000, against $506,432,000 a year aso, | LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | | Gar am 68862 ee, vot $500. 447600 “wo ontn a ‘Puoltys nisk"os nd aaeeagee ; BirthsseRecorded patch reserves the right to reject ony quer 8 ’ ci 7. a —F lo: iv) : 5. 4 | Sales. SE cu RITY. 3 High.’ Low. | ‘Close. Sales. SECURITY. j High.| Low. Close. | R c ite rh armen and glosing anhen | ) | — non ea pred pot At to ve be K Ss D 40 4 ma i sonal and telephone calis, answers by mati, cannot ; ! Pe OV ERNMENT 58. | INDUST N S. tions as received from Kansas City and. B = 4 undoud | BONI | Pe " STRIAL BOND | Chicago markets — ! urial Permits given aitention, except letters on medical questions of > | 545.1 Meters : 101—24' 10122 101-24 | 10 CumbTar se Sr) of tel O7%0| 97% | MAY WHEAT. ~ | | ed sincerity, when accompanted by stamped addressed envelope : ; “EXCHANGE 14 CD 8 74s 44 ctl, 08 | 97% 98 | ___ High, Low. Close._ _ Yesterday. gr. LOU is s S TOC Is EN HANG eI £4, » Du A — Eo ae a “Ss : ata is | qLlé& P 68 498.106 (105% 105% | St L.. isdi, 5 a PE F iad er | tom Olive Feb. 18.——Wagner Electric common) | reg ‘27-42 ./100——18 100—18, 100—18 | 15 Kast C 8 7s 37/105% 105% 100 %s | Chi. 182" , 1854 83 18415 -% | MARRIAGE LICENSES. in site tw deveraaien te aan. parenes oe ee ‘|| Daylight broadcasting at | ynded today, recovering a! I] the: 1 3a m m 12 EG&E cyt 744837) 1VUl (100% 101 =| KC... 17 74 173% Ralph B. Danford—Margaret mad | Ww. E Th t dated |||; 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, | a lost yesterday. , $= -474101—26 101—;23 101—2% Gen El deb os '62)102 % 102 v3 102% | "ry wae «| Hendy D. Mack—Erneet pa Meh || _ LOUISE.—There is no premium | 4.°% rae ‘th ¢ e she ¢, g the | ||| 2:40 and 3:40 p. m. Market g£ ground was mma Tt s 2 Rae tok Goodrich G4os "47 105% 7 ly 105 %3 a woe yx Ye _ ————___ en Marion 5S. Ryan—Mra Ida McBride. on the nickel in question. hal or rom 101- 27 | aOm St Ss '50.. 8 = St » 455% > *5 zat FL Joseph G. A Boedg -s—Angela C. Thole formation regarding the wooden! Use a cheap grade of rye or wheat | | common stock, dee arn fh «hy 1h do 4h 4% 9 o ” ae co a Pat ~ | 98 3" Co 121 3 13 13035. Ta mer, Ae McCready—Myrule M.” Bruem- rortgrte = four, sais Chereughiy witht Oe i M dividends of 59 oct | + 34 3 oe S61 ee er8 ‘3a. ania et is By od 'Midv 6t Bs”: ¥ 89% eS TY aah 118 %sa Patrick J. O’Connor—~Mary A. Burke A. ADAMS. — Inquire of the |,Water to about the consistency of ||| + WCK—273 eters Jan. ° , osaiii8 ie = 50 ee -. 104—29'104—23 104—26 | Mont Po 5s '43.. of | 7." | Some a ORN. baad | Arbon Lederer—Della V. {i ver '|| Board of Education regarding the a ss little nc gg eed Bice rh NOON—Tom Malle and Sanimy at date, 7 Sh ert M1, 11914 % 115° ‘54. 100—29 100—26 100—29, Tf 7 os Co ‘od 2 Chi. 131% on , *. 130 ta 128! | Withee. ‘Worden tats M: arparet Syberg. {|} + eagle paid to grade teachers of | ote "Ealeomoemtel of pemnared Stept, Last Minute News Items ' - , “ E a . 1d $— lie Cole ii) Missouri. , ijr ; : Pj | =| ; ie eo NYU Gee 41... ‘ 2 1% 128% - 2 _122%a 120% t | Wie “ane a Thudinn E. ST. LOVIS—The Internation -alum ng . ‘line: Ph Sry? oe if = Benya 8). genet seu = la P Sec Inv oo | 1 ‘ponds are in dollars and thirty-seconds of | -* NYEd Os 44.... 100 ‘Joo [100 SE P feMBE Ro _CORN. dolvh | arts Gle v. Rosne: | Peeded Rey Pay —, , pour tt olling wa-er, stirr ag of. &.— no serec ey ~ per cent in r= Cha f Sou Bell vf % 108% aoe 40 | a ‘Gollar. That is, for instance, a sale print- | NYGEILHEP 5s ‘hi. . 130% 127 % 1 30% “128% -% | Richard. 's S end——Hattse Leo Banks. oi ion ae leet ia at ee South | Papidiy One the eee ee Tie eee sas ction eis: yj Merc Trust., 5/400 , 77 '"" | ed 99—24 means $99 and twenty-four | 48 101%1101% 101% 1k. C. L 23 Ya-24 1 ] 21) % 123 -%a 12 ot | Edward Cc. Obes — Edna, A. Winkler | Clation Is located at 431 South | |oughly cooked. Let this ¢ool be- | | > Boswell. mt 4 K a : 4 aes shiree: ee. onds: of ‘a _doliar ana not - $99 p24. | - a - s > 63 100 100° 100 | = . — MAY . s _ | Charie, *. Westwood— Mra see ct ont R. H. — Application blanks, to-|ter. (2) To remove the paint from | om P cen La ong -geesyrendl Dividend, - FOREN > ha tee I ole since iN BONDS. | 27 NY¥Tel gn 4495 39 9644) 96% 96 : shi. . 54% _53% — 5454-% 54d |. Sol. oe llzether with full information re- the glass, soften it by soaking | ee 5g +i 6. Johnsen. - Abstiear be rar ‘Ore of t the Bk of . ; see 84 Arg” 6s By Ss A. 96 14 96% 8 NYTel ref 6s 41. 107 % | 107 % 107° Sips ae i. LY OATS. : i ra ™ | @ : J Morman—Josephine Yager garding the civil service examina- | | with a hot solution of strong sal 3 Reading ‘of letters ‘from the N Am Ed 68 ‘52 ett d 100 4, L005 “hi. . BO y se | aE BBR /“lerence Mattison—Pear] Lumpkin ii! tion, can be obtained through the | | soda, then remove it with a sharp ' children tode ‘ dec! ared ol, ‘ ‘ 1 i A a i 2 S Copen ies san } O85 i 55% .3 Pr | om Ri ent In h 2 : Argon 76. °S Nor 8t P o8 41. 95% 95 . 90% ey me ot ae, mma: W. McClean, U niversity City— | ‘|! local Civil Service Board, Old Cus- addi. Ham : as : | , lividend ot 2 : 83 9" a: 18 Arg 6s 58 8 .-2 7PG&E bs 42. 95% 95% O5 %q _______ SEPTEMBER OATS. Mrs Juanita L. Greve, St. Louis t it 8 P. M.—Vocal selections by * n ok J Rotts 100) -34%5, 34 ig) 34 | 3 3Aust Gov 7s 43. Phit € a Fee '34/110 hi. . 04% or aR 53% b__ bur ay Bishop” idiot Cae | LEGAL INFORMATION. Wil Mee te He Prone sell, ey Rees il Co as “38, 96% ly 959 MAY RYE. | Mette 7) Shean oa ae Mrs. Il. V. Hall. Tenor soll, u. Phil & RC&L 574/101 hi. 160% 167% “ew ‘guri ig tad Snatpe. Huron. 8. D.—Mar-|) (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Assoctation.) oP. Ridgway, accompanied by S Belgian 7'es 45. 1.435 Belg 6s 55 rets. a4 ; ee : Huron. S_ D. 43 96% Yt? eae secmuemersasmaant JU L y —————'25.. ‘33 96 Knapp, Affton. th yer. , teenth and Market streets. |i Uons, restos J9neiscn, Ssceme OW \ a2, *: °6 Bel 648 '49 rets — Bes NS ib §9 89 | 89 | ” ° '4n 44. 97 rf. “1Ca. . 135 & 1 33% 35 1, : | Jovo Bolanovic} ‘a} : Wag E pid; to) Sv ~_— ” Be: ren ® 4° .* : aa — —*." — ‘ pd d. l ’ An e — a onus , , _ | | a a ee Rl& 8 5% 53 0314 : 93}, SEPTEMBER RYF ' na- Zavison, St. Lous MERICAN. Letter carriers} HH. K. L.—If possible, you should antod by, Matutes Sear Mna CLOSING | Qu OT ATIONS. . Bergen 6s '49....' aE ‘G u | s by Pe McGrath. Vocal ~ SECURITY. Bid.. Asked 17 Bolivia Se 47... — Oil “ue ‘27 114s 115 13 hi. . 1174 11: 1% $iv?&@ea i117 ine | Arthur 1. Ss gro ty Maplewood—lIrene M are exempt by law from serving vary meager oo 8 > aye pei with your | selections ‘by M Melba Hakam- Sicaimen's ’* Bank .. d oa ~9 Bordeaux 6s : , ae: A i ae eg an ‘ i ' on the jury Toute oe wide k - il mer. Vocal selections by Ly mAs | 39 gil &s ; . ‘ ala 9: ; ae ie Kae : ' ’ a can as er to take the boy Baumes-McDevitt Co ae — . Bank CEN 12 -- thew ie tks sei OG 7 S r ST. LOUIS MERCHA ANTS’ EXCHANGE, ' vr At St. Ky harles. Ss. O. L—You cannot shoot the |out when she comes to see him, Barger. — Trust eat fs ss 6 « |8ON | 13 Buenos 80D) 97% agg Pe ty Sinc ay ng 4° at ¥t, 100% tS : Feb. 18.—Wheat futures ruled lower to-| > Nettie W. Ac ke} bn ore City te, | dog. If he does any damage to/|but it may not alwavs be conven- ee ove 1’ o> : . . da ) 5 i, R5 4% 3 ; 0 Sa | r ti | Ly ? ' , | a fs Ea ai ae | Willis ite, /| vour property you can sue his}ient for her to do this. ' Iingineers Constructors rine true t aes F | x se wes 2s . 103 | B Skelly O 6198 '27 ! ‘115 %4 da) wale. corn heid at about previous | ~ am O. Farrell—Helen J. Pow ell, St.) | ow ner. A/READER—If she married the | WIL—273 Meters ion naa indem pe ot = Plants -d pid Custom House, | Eighth and Olive | | Puellmann'’s Society Club Or- al way xc ange dg. war “Su BT 4 ea ‘ am to > rg vee —— wee fair. Oats : ler t. Jouls—Julia Peyton; St. |} SO long Bm ey o ae overhang streets, St. Louis. chestra jack Ford and his , ; arne ’ i Q: a rere steady to : igher Yinand was uls. ° ig at roperty. “ 2 ‘ : ST. LOUIS. es fd 9° 35 Czecho &s 5 a. | 7 s War Dig 5 36 ‘ , 8 fair. , ae — " Niffor? Allison Rrookfield. Mo.—Anna|}| aca oe - "= 7 the | MRS. V. L. W.—If vour divorce | | Peacock Orchestra and the Ar- . “its A com ee, ? 5 , . West E! 5 Wheat prices ruled lower in the early Brockman, Chillicothe, Mo al E. l.—In_ our opinion, on © in Texas was granted on the/!!' cadian Serenaders; program of es aes ee ent 96% fh Denmark 8&s . | BB Weetens E 7a ° ' ya trade) =—«-s«sWinniipez market was lower Liv Burt Ritchey, St. Louis—Clara Bradley,||| facts stated in your ee we! Aa ‘ground of cruel treatment then |||) dance numbers broadcast direct 3 ek en = 101 ) Denmark 6s 4. 28 9102 | 6 fFWi A Tigs 41 101% 101% wiaber og Phere’ ae ened > 4 ia geen " | Soe ee ien ot & Dania > Pammily. Beer eS eee a tobe | reteeres UID: ae cane tae ee any . Shoe pf N14 °19 yt tep Si 2 93 ‘ es Wilson & Co , ner, 0 ures her P | with you in the home. any other ground, then you were | sor). t a + 47 ‘ be) : : - July mersor ene Zi | | renzo. ft. Anderson & (9, Portland Cement 7 Sa to mS 3 Wilson & Co 74s | whee . B:. 8 orn 5.2515 : and - 3. and M. Spvelman, 3436A St neent WM. A.°M.—Write to the Com-/| free to remarry at once, and your | | 0 ’ t Candy ist pfd , | ~ = ~ ; ‘ _ ; a . 96 et AS) 8 ; — ‘se os , . . r ‘ Be ye & S. N ] ,, 47°16 “y aland. ‘ | missioner of Patents, Interior De- marriage last October was legal. ‘ Nat Candy com 2 : 98 | 96% 98% Bo | young: T és ‘43 OF B Ps s binee A ie? WK dy) Nompared . Eight cent hs: lelfrich, LSA South pm w ‘ontaining information | B. PD. —If there was a re 1 com- i KFUO—545.1 Meters Member Me eee is ak). [7 Fisetseter sees a ney lage RAILROAD BONDS. | Ein 7iBle eek "neo, goa 06 leer ege (RAT and EDM 2rae tatacete |] pam Ree eieie oie wal | mon ism, marriage, prior @o 18214] || WeDNESDAY, 9:15 Pa * ix Ty UGs a~ pf ‘ iniane § ’ , Mr by AL, Minneapolis receivine 12 ‘ars Dul uth h M. and EF Schmeer. 72 : a §, ; oe Ur 5 \ VW y yrk Stock Rice-Stix Dry Gas °d pfd 1N3 V4 iy > Fin Blogs A’ l&SF gen 4895 89 , 88% &9 and Winmipee 232 8 c. A. and M. Reinke. 5: real i) probably be advisable for, you to agreement, followed by living to- ) Address, fst. hat Must I Do to av ( + 4 Berogee-V-B D Gds com ! Fin 6'ga9 54 ctfsB AC IL 43 as 64.) 91% Bi 91, | Local wheat receipts. which were 88.400 A. «nd L. Lazarus ‘ South Broad-|'| employ a lawyer. gether as man and wife, then yow ||| Be Saved?" by Prof. H. A. Klein, a Mecurity Inv. Co com.. 3 2 Framerican D ACLLEN col 452) 86% 86%) 86% | bushels. compared with 48.400 a week ako ay. | ‘| LL. B. ¥.—The company should} will have to get a divorce before |||) president of the Lutheran Theo- Exchange Bouthwestern Rel! nfd . 7 ‘ "4° ; Rk & {) 6s "0. 103 % 103 iy 103% | and 61.150 last vear. included 1S care lo- - 5 é Mae tid ve pl. ro. ist / pay you full w ages in accordance ' you can marry again. Otherwise logical Seminary, Soringfie)l4, - + Charl “St t ma tetis Serew Co > ow ‘95 nat thine: @ 107% | ee 35.500 Dacha. Gtembsed ale 66 408 |i, and V; Scion. S447A. Clima i with their agreement. If they re- |you will not. Merely living with ||||| Il). Musical program by the (11 St. Charles ree enited Rvs pfd “ : nw ve Pratt 2. ° "BL % . "e a week ago and 148.409 last vear. inciud- | F. and F. Moceri, 828 Ne sighth, | fuse to do so. consult a lawyer or ja man as his wife did not amount || Glee Club of the Springfield Brk & Man re i aby Mon ed 12 cars local and 14 through. Oats re- |. EF. | A. Fischer, 3336A Salena. ‘ithe Legal Aid Bureau in the Mu-'to a common law marriage. ‘Ty Se minary. egner Electric “Cor com US French | wes 4: Ot ‘ 22. | 6s ‘68 -. : pated with 84.000 a week Aa and 108 000 GIR ME 1c L, ES 10 S. || Cae StL&asrv a 0 R! it Cons E! 3 BR&P c 44 gs 4 . , S73 | | and 4 /. and Ae, Sisley. 3648 Randol Dh. iH * os i —_— SD ee Co Re wooo = nt. Louis. agner Elec Corp pf‘ gen mort os c of 4 jast year. included 19 cars local i ei i ns ae emai, ni ~ ~ , PE TF ¢ Bush T > rec s Ww loca] | A. and L.-Lazan 1304A South Broad- ||| . es sk : ; : , en Se and tO tnvount. eee sy ee way. ee v3 ae Health and sanitation questions of public interest only wilt be con { KOA Denver (323) 8, play, instru Little R& HS Beas .{ 74 1 TS & Greek 7s 6 C .! 97 5 Can Nor 7 1 4) Primary receipts of wheat were 659 000 . J.and M. Cozzens. 4406 Vista. i e‘aered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. mental, vocal, address. + ivi ' } iti 6s °52 ... 9: : 4! ~* do deb 6%ys ’ Ex- di J idend. & ; Holland Al. R. Gretzer, 1823A North Eight- | may be increased to 3 and then 4 4 Worth Star Telegram. NN SPICKIER NaC) peeicaco. Feb. 18 —Wheat was” in| hea - Ff 7 ‘ ‘&EI Ss * ent See i corn oe af were 597.000 busheis, yg # ™ 1a M. at its 8615° Finney 4 VERY ANX re ty gene er A ee teaspoonfuls. | (475.9) 7 30 J ad Sisters, 0 more riends today Afre an Marseilles ie : ; r § . P| 59 «. ‘ DA red with 000 a week ago an - | ° - Mm. Ss - i Lae ‘ L ! . erl considere stron - 75. 7: . ordon s ; oa : . ag! Mex 4s ‘04-54 as! ‘ °1 2 ‘M&: is: ; 081,000 jast "year oats shipmente were | °: -- Pyeatt. 40L1LA Florissant. | — J but modern studies tend BUZZ.—We do not think cal - mg break, Eastern houses were per- , - : , . pape a . a |i) reditary OC i songs: 9:30, dance. * | d ¢ 7.4) ae. 3 st 642.000 bushels, compared with 607.000 a BURIAI PERMITS. ! heredity as a cause. cium lactate would be of any ad , v0, | SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT Bu buyers, but they seemed to be getting!’ -5 M 4s 1910 large a Zz : 9 ‘32 : : week ago and 678.000 last year aM: 0 Bri coat e700 Wanna i It pooemn age wre cur, however, in| Vantage for your condition. The BRNX Hollywood (337) 9. concert? ; | oa » vee aa ; »* — pes fiou | ¥. : ipa “ teria and neuraigia. Or ca » , abi -- AND THE be 3 fats were umder pressure. Provisions | Nard 6s ty « (34 13 - ai “|; Sl CM&strP « vt "5s | V0 b a » .vOrG hy : J ° ae on : - st. OUIS as . ‘Minerva . Schockley, 70, v ; - mi in solu ii . MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT OF THE bed after a higher start. | Norway Ss _°40. | CMasiP 4s 195. | ; Caan wre oe fcllow te l red win- | : Mi eR ents are causes. MRS. E. se eatigce eras | addresses, musical. 2 ” Be 3Om | ot, aby Fy 7 iene iiberstein, 60. 3 i WDAF Kansas City Star (365. sy ae sane es | ee «| , W YORK LIFE INSURANCE (0 i é sya seve af - gg res Norm Bs 44 ctfs. Sift > % yu, | Chi Ry Ceo is ‘27 - _“-~« : , -~ ‘ » 4 ‘ F % , con "5° , ° ar; 4 he . ch Be G Prices were tec iow er to “4c nigner, 4 F ] r © \ ave . . a RS | . > } ae , b&w n 4s > ’ ¥ yellow hat whea , $1.99; NO. musical. CRI&P rfg 4s ‘34 . ‘No. 3 hard wheat £1.80: sample grade | ~ ‘me . 61 3725 St. Ferdinand. ' necessary to. give you an mtelli- | redness, soreness and more or leas : / Ch@wi fi 6 ai t4- Ne S wa eo; i O46 a 'J. Gruber. 47. 4730 hanths i} gent omg ee to your ey oy ome atom agrag.~ J “ fact, the symptoms ' & Ee 1 == 9 | c i 2 y- i corn, ¢ Hr imphrevy. feet. The oO Ow ing may are mucn Te Same as an other ‘ 7 ah my, 91.85% to $1.85: July. $1.55% to! y WHB Karsas City (365.6) 7-8, ‘+ musical, original poems. KHJ ‘Los Angeles Times (404) 8, + me nna © 425 Tew at concert; 8:30, children: 10, ine 0 92 Winnipeg Grain Market. inna Cohen, 07, 2320 , d. , > a ss a | M. J. Farley, 39. 38: per 200 sounds. strumental, vocal; 12, dance. 4%,c to 5449: ; July, 7 § 41 01 a) 1; $ ‘ee TY. ; ¢ ' . WINNIPEG. Feb. 18.—Closing prices ‘ Curtias. 5 months. 70: : Walnut: — I O rice Te "Se to $1 per bushel. ' ‘ ’ ’ ' Rewteiber, 54 Vy tard $4 fe a= dg ee er PS ; ,and ranges as follows Helen Wessel. e, 3442 = k | ‘Butter, “gs @ and Poultry m a a Monee ge on 7pe ww WHAS Louisville Times (399.8). teh Flac hi . and ¢ Ls Ds foe a oF ak H cv § 3: ( : ; 4 aes “4 ™ — | Elizabeth Lobi 71. 2008 North Market. — m 9 per bu box: new Texas. c to 73c r ”. t¢ 2 ” we — a pe 2 ‘ ; 4 Hae ao vs ip i tee | Wena rg High. Low. ¢ jose. | Pe S@-. | Mathilda Speck. 6” » 5400 N Kingshigh- “ap LArIis BUT TER — , , Hannah Fole Vv 59 “dte Brilliante. 32¢; cases returned lc less. e ' SALSI FY —Home- mati 75e to $1.20 organ i y were l, ffied higher when an ad- 3 Seine 7 *4° se ‘ . - ? "ly ‘ . Al THE NATIONAL YARDS (J. Schol! " ~ PY BUTTE ER— oy Ro nag capors, & ibe and over. KGO Oakland (299.8); 6, concert. . ° i r ) oO OF nf o ry sig ee . TE Ae EE. ET ’ KC Sou, bs 50. : al & load Rs stents Fe yg Pd Toads, 87.654 | Eleanor Stahl. 67. 1609 s. Broadway. { 3ac: 8 Ibs. 33c; 7 I 30c: 6! 29¢; P dio L ——— | WOAW Omaha (silent). : 8.75: cows largely® $4.50@5.75: e« (> lms., 24c- | ibs $6.50° Courtesy o Ra o Digest. WFI Philadelphia (395): 6, talc. io: > anners ‘ and bolo bulls steady to strong: « D young guineas. to = - the Associated Pres ’ ‘ ‘ range, 88.256 evs ead te, wtroas scanner | HIGHER RANGE E TO | RICES young guineas. 1 +My bee $8. gg ae AVSB Atlanta Journal (428.3); bagi Prana S98 ae Pgp 5S; early sales good and choi light ! DRESSED POULTRY—tTursey , orcnestra, », concert;. 9:03, ; ers, $13.50@14; out of ine: Practical tea. | ON THE COTTON MARKET toms. og Hm 35e: oe —v Bae: No. 2 10:45, harmony boys. thal: 9:30 ail ree $13: bulk, $12.50. re turkeys. 2c: capons. r) ibe 47¢ WEEI Boston (475.9): 7, orthes- Cita, 7:00, OFrCnestra. : SHEEP—Receipts. 1500; fat lambs 7 jbs., 33c: 6 pounds, “ale: 5 6c 7:30. musicals®8, opera: 9,| RDKA Pittsburg. (309.1); 7:168,, = 4 ; 4 | ' ‘ | 24 PL&MRR 6s 38..| 7 71! A 4. s¥e be 97%, (1.21; No. 5 yellow corn, $1.10@1.13; No. | Ejjz: Shick, 70, 5315 Savoy court in the bladder trou- | acute inflammator - Hi 5M; September, $1.43% to $143%.| 435 PL&MRR 7s 58 Pr f A & StL 53 sr ; | 2 white oats, 56c: No. 3 white oats, 54@ iJ. F 55. 3326 Ohio. , of eerie potneens, 4 drams; tr.jtion. No one can dete tad onan closed 1*gc to 214c higher: the buy- { 5° Pari: ‘54 cf RM BF RF L, 55c; No. 4 white oats, S4c; sample grade | J. W. t. BY. 40 49 Newberry ter. ‘i hyoscyami, 3 drams; tr. opil} such a case will terminate. : : * . + . ~ , ’ ; ¥ ar t re 5 ee . | alr white oats, 51@52%ec ; rri ton. : 3033 Laclede. L credited to local leaders: May, $1.30 1, | ; as ~ 9) ay) To. | re ar 90 iii * A. Hillig, 8! i ini July. $1.30%, to $1.31; 5: a is °DO0 hUWwi. | 85 Oats were ‘ee to 7 Al &s ‘61 #64, 981 — * 9 ‘ - » ‘sip Kaiya eg I. Ce, Pe ” 4 : ie r \ . ek eS c, . 7 : é ¢ « -~ - ussons O88 os . cS oe ae ate (“e 10742 1078 > fs i se fantial decline was recorded. Buying | > rn longs forced almost a complete) 47% ‘ is ‘3 “ ry, but the rallies were hard to hold. 5 Tokio a8 67% erilan flv talk and drouth tn Texas was/| 13 51g 9° °29..116 % 8% | ™ @itculation in aid to holders in the new . 37.'106% 106 | . * oe f Py A 2 WB imy, RR we ed ne Qtonmt ~pe ~~) ‘Months, but these received little con- Uruguay 7 "46. .'108 49/108 % xport news Was mostly bear- ’ Mir USS of Cop 68°37 | 94 ly 94 ly | ing A that heat was cfs * ‘off Pere otters and at wheat war! 3 zurich ® °45. ../110% '110% {110% . a hem. Hambure told of resellers of- ies 18 OO Bring wheat below America. Mills took a INDU STRIAL BONDS. pil m nr 7 s {t ar " } fas — = — ity EE be ore wheat, but the amount Was not nae md Sa 30 99 % 98% 99 14 3 Aires opéned 3c lower after a 2 Alas G M_ Ge A'25 a i of 1% @2%‘,c vesterday. ‘ A th 4 ‘as ‘'41,100% 100 1100 eee com the feature was the buying by ; ‘y 5s ’'20..) 9944, 89%! OY WwW here it wil ‘a gl against sales of wheat. This ; Site Maintain prices near the pre- money e. Closing level. Commission houses with safety, send for Bite the wiv ana thecbreak in whest local selling at the sfart. Cash | bandon and Rotterdam told of press- . ‘ ' A aE, Gene seen al fe ‘an ; WONG. is = is~=—Om we = WIS ooimhiscOOwsS eo — = he io pet pe -t OoGm philharmonic concert; iwmauv “ois wD st Ce) col -— -~ - > a 2 D Sr PPROPODOOLTSO is -@ Com bt POWs tou Sarton ov>2 29> SPrWisIDdo' we wWD-+i-+! ~}is RF - => =) x offered No. 2 mixed corn. # Chicago lambs. $16.75@17 23 o” , Will! Hugh afidress; 7:30, concert. : ye under May delivered. Receivers re- . at OST | ae Means pee lemren g the opening today . ee ; Mary Dyer, matey ugnes, . —n | eceivérs about steady; good light ewes, $9: heavies, | Market was active at the op FRUGS—Pe: dozen: Jumbo, $3.0 9:30, Griffith, McGinley; 10, or- WCAFEF Pittsburg (461.3); 6:46, e P 4 “4 F; WEE Sa’: ce 53 95% 95% 5 - ; d . Cattle, 1500: hogs, 2 re t of a Da- 5 an. ¢ ’ men are folloWed wheat, Local eaamere 5 AW WéE or vs | ae ba . : ! 9000. sh Fe Liverpoo) cables. continued reports VEALS~—120 to 160 pounds. 12c; 166 ~ Be a . mh. by which . Be iether Vauidation were the depressing/ 92 A W P bs a7 ies MKT adj 58 '47. 86%; ee ee oe the South and-|‘to 180 pounds, 10%@1l 4c; 180 to 200) WGR Buffalo (319); 7:15, spe- agen Are i abil x . ¥ mons opened higher undér commis | °1 Andes Cop Min 7s 3! ; ay! 4% . t in .he Southwest and bucks 10, dance - . : ise buying. Later: pressure deével- . 00 00 +100 : > 14 | i asi * tinued dry weather in .ne ; spring lambs, 9@12c; sheep, S@4e; duc eve | that coomges . ag | 4 i lard ee that ateet weakened. | ‘43 25 pe pd 39 8% "38% 88 % Headachy? euan : is .. ‘i Jae a lk, ") | or about 6 to > -Spot ‘*otton | $5 . this free book which Bure Bilious | Breath Bad? ‘Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | |* s=* sil 2e:Tic:» futures closed | © MMUsHROOMS—Home-erewa, B00 te 400/ WEAR Cleveland (39.4); ¢, mu- Gls ~~ n ‘> March, } per bu basket sic. are "e y: | ; bu paskets. $1.25, Alabama hampers, | cert, quintet; 8, trio, pianist, or- = : : i ; , . : : gales PS See ' Du incuft no obligation 3 / Bowels! 23 ‘ ; 4 . . 1H ir me w “York Ce Cotton - white. S5 per 100 posnds; poor (css. | WFAA Dallas (silent). Ne HORSERADISH Home-grow OC Davenport (484) 7, Sand- SLSF meer, | 4o ine 6s 50 LETTUCE—Cailfornia icebergs. $2 a6 af? i cl les b 3 Mam increase in con t no ices. 2 AT&T ¢ 5 2 Me | % | les and prin p y Eamon not ; ; : 101% 101 % $8Q@8.50:; canner and culls, $3a8 | with business more general. owing to firm nedium. $3.25: email » 50: babies. $1 -3¢ ’ banetnt; firsts 36% | cents March 1! Le ag \ ifticwlty 4 KYW Chicago (845.4); E, con- . WI! . | CHIC ACO. Feb. 18.—Pouitry, alive, un- remained as this to you. ether : , 26 Nor Pac 6s ser RB = changed sition snasisen wae steady on the con- barrel: Texas, $1.50 per mw $3.75 | | WMAQ Chicago News (447.5): 6. 94 88- and Odtober 20. Vic at 2 fit- one ‘ vy; ) : , ; EN New Or'eans. he safe, sane and pro f a Stomach Sour? Linseed of) quotations tm jots of 1 to M: °484c.} MUSTARD GREENS— WLW: ‘Cimcinniats. (442.9)* 6. "eeus SAVANN AH. Ga,. Feb. ine —~siptee 25.05¢ 3 8 d man; 8, organist. st ' M 70: N. we iw ’ poun s ’ , g » BILASP adj Os 55) 8 +. WG. $8. Sadat 30. ww. $0.30: X. $0.30e an ee pmey = iy: eae: s Sere ca, ) 5] it iM“ : StLSW T 30 52... | ad so 'LUTH. Minn... Feb. 18.—Cilose: Flax, ——fligh. Low. C lose. Pr. Close | $4.50 per crate; Arizona leceberge, 3°50: * ; : ’ - ~_— An Investor.” 3 Wes unchanged to 2c higher, with »car- y > . - absorbing the better kinds Kansas opened Steady. closed 5 " lower bulk fed NEW YORK: Feb 18.—The cotton and elins 22e Geese 4@ 18: ge fra; ng dehhand was light Estimated receipts pod : ——- 6 2: ? ‘ ~ , ed »D Ii- 1g i Ss, and was cviet, 29 Anaconda 7s ‘38.103 . 1025 '103 M Pac 6s xe 101 Ry 101 bs Pri uce Elsew: here | new crop uncertainties, emphasi >’ @ ted. eiacieeaiae. ete., selling for charges; cialtie concert. Co Del Mo: 7g oof an, | receipts 9987: creamery higher than ex- vival of bol! weevil. quality: culls less. gan: 7:50, blind pianist; 8, farm bad ¥: March 80 | July, 17.79 5 Atl oss % ms g >: do firsts, 41% @42c: seconds, | selling at 24.96c_and October at 25.1be -HFQX Seattie (238): 10 orches- > . izi but it 7 : ‘ S greatest capitalists. — | 16 BrHSt 5%s 42 M4! 99% M 14 sary Rigs ts 103% 193% extras, 4%@45c: nearby hennery browns. censine ate the marke: «2s firm at the per box: Texas. $1.25 to $1.50 per bu organ: 6:30. ensemble, string dramatic critic: 6-20 French ® CenLea gen 5s 25)100% 100%" 100% : : SR', 891, | 44c. Cheese steady: receipts 213.836. | oe reactions of about 10 or 12 pints as $30 to $35 per ton. sR Rats a : o* t midday PR. OTIS 937 Gas N ¥ a ae Dressed poultry steady: chickens, 25@48c, | was steady at mid "he morte ' CABROTS—Home- grown. old, 75c to $1 : organization that has TROTTE CIAL 3¢ Con 45 w i.. 101%) 107 % 101 %% 41 aa al deb 45 e May and 26.07c for October. Rumors tha per bow: new Texas, 35c to $1 15 per dancé. Hawaiian guitarists, read- 15 Con C Md is ° § ‘e «8D ° > seconds a ac Eges. low- | because of ‘ - 29 NYR ref 4s cfs 42 market beca "EGG af meg LP heen fancy, $3 to $6 cert: 8 musical; 8:30, dramatic ° 2047 . ISAS C Mo.. Feb. — of reports from| ESCAROL-—Louvisiana, te at interest, you want RANBAS CIey, Be; Teh _ le eee | Gaued. bullish aversae organ: 6:30, stories; 8, lecture: + point « net ‘al eher.. eral a fancy, $7 to $7.50, choice, 4. 50 | players. ‘ barrels now $12 ner gallon for raw | 24.47¢ Oot. 2499c to 25.02: Dec.. | bunches, $4.50 to. $9 per barre|: Texas | ative! Clean the ot | ship- —— == ONIONS—Sac ked. red. $2.75 to $3.50: chestra. . = medium = - a4 O08. ot 'B 0: dD. F, ox a cconditeatinetil 00 | W phone fora copy today. 9 ra a a.) af p21 . 4 ** eesevee t ; 2 | : 4 | . — ag - * te Bes: SOT RE =. —— —--~ to $2: ane. —. ~ $1.7 eS ‘ Se ‘ ’ ; : ; phe _ni Be. yee os , s1 to TO ANY INVESTOR a RU et 7 4) 2%! New Orleatis Spot. — ae 4 5. ‘31. 75 to per aed nancy al se | = ‘ . ry 3g &T' | NEW ORLEANS, Feb : 6.—Spot cotton | Pa ae Be 6.25 $2.25. a ~ (ie : 9 ; 5 nts uP: saies on stay meat es “A ; r et; ; te eates. Bg Se low ddling,* ; ees Bs . Po jo. $2.86 + i BY: 23.25¢ middiing. F4o4: stock, 399.051." Jul sobs os JL des “"RUTABAGAS—Canadian 25 .25c. eceipts. hy ge ; 40 t Ww 41.0 West Md 4s 3 os o5 bt oC ne

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‘ , : es ’ af oo from the blood and cast it out in : ° : ‘ . i. the urine: the pores of the skin are also a means of freeing the blood | ny In damp and ehil skin pore S are of this impurity. Iv, cold weather the closed, zhus forcing the kidnevs to do double work: they become weak gnd sluggish and fail to eliminate this waste and acids, which keeps ’ ! $41,000,000 FOR RIVERS AND HARBORS Field’s Senate Committee Favorabl) . ' Washington at Sixth St. eports Measure, but Elimi- 1 Extraordinary Savings On Just 128 nates Five-Year Program. ' the AssocMmied r , on , WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. —— - rivers and harbor bill carrying au- thorization for projects and sur- vevs for which appropriations ag- O e . ° f-no +? 1A he re- gregating $41,758,150 would De: favor- Press quired, has been reported abiv by the Senate Commerce (om- For a Great : , One-Day although a Clean-Up at er of items approved by that brought ecails tor about H ooOu mo expenditures earried as passed : aaa >. a chamber and proposa:s forward by Senators were reduced ’ ~~ ss " . . h " a t ¢ + : ‘considerably to bring the tota: O: . . 7 “ ; sei hle ‘authorizations as ciose aS poss:v! to the $40,000,000 limit set by Pres- ident Coolidge. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ea ee GOLDMAN BRO 1102 ~1108 4 —_— : This Unusual Simmons Bed F. a = x 2 IN BEAUTIFU “ | | Fiction and Women’s Featu WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 i a ee ee —-*" — ="... oo ko ws ps . ay iat ft een ‘a we hes ’ a —. Ss ee 4 io “oN ) SSS RU a Ron > bid y Me 7 « . Ae . ’ : Ses ee . a ae 7 hi Sa » pile) - > ‘ 4 wy accumulating and circulating! pre committee approved provi- through the system, eventually | .ions for important links in the in- settling in the joints and muscles, tang waterway from Maine to Tex- causing stiffness, soreness and pain,|.. including the Louisiana and ealled rheumatism. Texas intracoastal waterway, ‘or pion Tirst Twings oT es dace which $9.900,000 would be appro- get from anv pharmacy about four! ,-icteg and $275,000 for a survey ounces of Jad Salts: put a table be si oe rwa? specarey tn a glass of water ani project by an agency t drink before breakfast each morning nareq by President Coolidge. for a week. This is helpful to neu Mare t tralize acidity, remove waste mat-|tnorized, including that of — oe eee EDC kidnev8y| deeper waterway from the Great thus oftem ridfling the blood of rheu-;;,,e5 to the Hudson, and the — gga ; P |Great Lakes waterways from Du- a aits is inexpensive. and is made a on OCR from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, | luth to Buffalo. Of the 200 surveys combined with lithia, and is used with /50 were added by the Senate com- excellent results by thousands of folks | rittee who are subject to rheumatism. j TAC : day at $1.88. | An authorization for $500,000 ate committee on the ground that . 2 > W O N G I R L : S a : ui - wit x — Slee (FIELD'S—THIRD FLOOR.) ifor a survey off the “potential wa- Wj : ; r : | 3 ill stop tomorrow the amount would not cover the | | : a | : i . Coids break in 24 hours for the cost of such an undertaking. A re- Ne eee | : : | , \\\\ Hi \\ : ‘ A ¢ O U I T - A >. eg ter power on the navigable streams millions who use Hill ’s. Fever ani quest was incorporated that the os : | | a | | . . 4 ik ' i | . Nh +} : : : \ ; 7 A ‘4 Z 5. ¥ | ) aa) ii | | ; = ~Z% , fo a i ea ‘| | i i} iy . : y 34 OR pepe Ra WALNUT FINISH Nok ee ate sete th hte ae nee — \ Crepe Hats! a dil sd ae “ts z e Res ae oJ o> Oe Fo 4 “ EF rs > fe ¢ > Pine ts. * =. Cae * ~ * * ay % 3. te 5 a5 4 d J “— %, pee Oe : wre se #«? . > gn228e % / ls 4. £ ™ jf fo / / jf > / ~ / */ : a a pone : eT ee es Bret Pt Faire wey a, es ee ‘ eas Poe ah BOI Be A to CR Oe a ee 2 BG nih ors ns AR PER ie pe J ee “ig Ws SE Bale PE alin igh Dacdeaae Site ot ; : ¢ i esi sae, ph Selle Data ae Sy eel - a ety rN. + Siy " s Tt, rae yess A das ASPs ww MRS 5 >a > ~ . _ a Mile. Mary Fournier, who is but Successfully conducted the ¢ 515 OLIVE 514 WASHINGTON Sample A Beautiful DE BOLIVAR & KINGSBURY 6100 EASTON : ‘ Phonographs Blue Bird Dinner Set | s; d f ris |e oe (QUE ‘Thousands Have Taken Advantage of This Wonderful Offer A Dinner Set You BUCKS” m¢ ) ‘' ’ Buys One Will Be Proud of A Opportunity Knocks but Once! Get Yours NOW: i | 3 FREE! - mene Py i —— e ue Sir inner Set | | Pi: . . cS $25 vi 7 ee onographs ... . $45 A 30c Tube of MAG-LAC Tooth Paste 5 Console Phonographs. $69 or a 50c Tube of wn, ‘a : With Each Purchase of a r 7 4 GARDEN COURT TOILETRY — a —~ ss) // We | : ia : Vis Liberal Allowance for Yi ales mers ab vgs are eee tae 1 ue 7 DRUG STORES a a , | . g . lue | Garden Court Celebration Sale j] *] 10 a2 Down | : sod ee Credit . Duy-Bed with pada aa Absolutely Gas Range and Kitchen leaer Z FR EE! 9 Phonographs ie ae : : $39 COLONIAL CLUB Shaving Cream 9 ==3"/’ / ie > 7 dying of cancer, to relieve him ? > ? Pag Nig rapt on RY ate a od CBE, A Pr ena ee at 50c or More | . | 4 Ga Wp.’ Stove“ 2 Gzrden Court Face Powder .. . 50c & $1 ee 4 Se Geken = CSUs Ss G.rdenCourt Double Comb. Cream . . 50¢ Ao : Garden Court Benzoin & Almond Crean 50c : , i : Chifforobe ¥:" Garden Court Talrum 23; & Sie 1D B One! G:rden Court Toilet Water... . . . $1.50 $ Own buys Vne. had with enameled high Garden Court Cold Cream a Se a oe ae 50; This ix a special value. Is Colonial Club Shaving Cream Colomal Club Shaving Cream pro- duces, an abundant, rich, creamy. nondrying lather that men like so well—jit contains a hair-softening igredient that makes shaving easy and yet leaves the face soft, cool and refreshed. Get 4 Big soc Tube Free by Purchas- ing soc Worth of Garden Court Star-Rite Minute- $1. Man Toasier.... = Paste contains mag- nesia in the proper form and ifs daily use will. give to the teeth the required amount. It is most delight- rul to use and is a positive remedy for “‘acid mouth.” \lag-lae Tooth Get a soc Tube of Mag-lac Tooth Paste Free With Your soc Purchase of Garden Court *] 49 shelf at a semall additier- al cost large and roomy. Comes in rich walnut finish. Hf you need a Chifforobe do not everiook this big bargain. At Goldman Bros.... 0-T-No Home Barber Outfit... . —) : For internal use as an intextinal lubricant. Of- fere great reticf in ehroatc constipation. Special Sale of Cedar Chests $1 Down Buys One! Keaut'ful design in gcnuine Red Cedar $ ! 75 Just think of it! A whole Home Set at the price you usually pay for clipper alone. This Set Has Never Been Sold at Less Than $1.98 set consists of a pair of high-grade hair clippers, barber shears and comb. High grade; made by the Pitzgerald | Mfg. ©Co.. makers of Star-Rite appit- ances. Bright nicke! finish, holds two slices of bread. High-grade. cuaran- teed element. This ix a real value at a price that cannot be equaled. —arge and rvomy—avoid moths— buy this Chest to store away your bedding , : Blue Bird Dinner Set Free

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2 at » Ae aa ‘ ae” wee &> x Wo a Sn | Fiction and Women’s Features ° | 1 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925. ee f c* es ay Jere WS ct [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *3 spastitiihlllilllall Wy ff purrs r ye : Y, “ft MYUUTULLTLLVLYLLYTYTYN NY Sth hd SMUT T fi YTV, Lf ranma . 4 * . . LI V E; . ‘ '_ = Ye A: sey ae *; ae mabesvte ; % GPAMMML ILE LESSER EE SES LESS ® f ” Aa x . ye * * 4 ns Bed| BEAUTIFUL]} LNUT FINISH} = SRAAAASASASA-A_'s\'i_y» | ’ ’ *« ta be i ak TASS Ys : Seratshte oh Sp CPD SRE ety a ae As » 3 - ie . Sn ak Le ey Pee Ok nM ae lia iol an “ene v . SO. ae a ~~ oo OO PF er > ~~. an ee | ae ee. Se a Oe 8 RN RR eae aR Aree, oe Seg Se SES . ee RN Bess. eer Ph, iene we " 4 aay Pe de v aeeare, Soe Sef y with ber 9 ae oPet : x awl 3: “Se =: Pe) . fe on 5 ’ os ~ . oe 3 _ ~ : pa.” ~ oe , , " ee nee atl > OR Ce ER. as . re te she Saf : SKCn ae Seen” - See ~~ RR Oe 2 a ¢ : ote : " OC . ; ; 0° ey ps : r ae atstetait +s ° rong. Se SS one Bee. . op Ice ne : ROO. 7 as : Py Soy yi . Sate aloha »* a. ie = o oe "> ated Sets! : > ONS TLHNOHH *~. ft, On - +. — aes ae” ee ae a . | eee . ——— > — gO ene Pe POL PME Sereaiget, * cs oe er reer OOD in . os. a © a OPA rR ee ee a Se nay “at eee. AN AUTOMOBILE (“gz REOPENING OF THE / CEE Wit, jeg, TOMB OF KING TUT fy ‘A 4, 4 % “Ny yl Z , Gi Gyyr ie .* . WN S\N NS ~ LA 24 7 *e ¢,% 4 ft +, tn ronnneees hdgepesddddédi LLL Yh. Marana llygiiinunpeyity pen 4 4 WV ayy pflline Z Om wee 7, aoe Sh og Oo Po Oe ae ER Oe a I I ea, ° SI a ae I RS ee Me I AR MER a A I RN a OD OO A a | a I ee ae Te Se I FO a a ea” PARADIAR DIA KKM A-SI SAS AAA ADIIIW93 RP SVSser de Cwewwaaed “W *# °#, “of4 (A > ee ee ~~. ae > & a 24> BASES SERS >>) | * SS eee ae ~* i ee Y i ee = a et ee! SSS Buea ses S ~~ ~S \ > 4, % * 4 Te LP 44 . - ‘"¢ ~ pi o%. “« See Bae frees ee vet »y Bg “iota Fs ne > , at a “s ro xe ; Ne - sy e Ss atp”, > . - Pe — yd 2 * *. ~ ee a Care i } tm of a 4% GA \ Ftc Base myo the best of over 1200 dogs, tll considered the best of their classes at the New —Wide World Phote?> y /7 OCDE ELL WELLL Utttttttdttttby, Lf” /, VALILIY LLU LIULLUCULULLULUL LSID UL ULLAL LUAU LUAU eee vrerrrrrr? 77? eF#aes 4 % y ty, . . I, bitte MY Y $ ta “yy Na YS Ns Chih, ., 2, y A new type of tractor designed to carry lumber and operating by the rae oe ak eee. ne es % -o 7 a Ka N MO i SS “ LEP > ~~. che ee in. : eiete' a op ‘tate ga» ‘fatale’ ‘ Monte Se 4) fe eer eee eae ae RSS SO eR a a tote eee eS SBP a RRR 44 Rae. eo ee y 4 am pf 4 —/ a 4, aa — Lg ee ae Lk a eS th, Se eo (Os a Na ae CM in Ce AMMMMMEED , oF Se A NE SM I I nn Me Sn I Se i he. Be we AS ag ¥ , 4 £27 > 44 : +, « , 4% “44 4 y / a 7 4 Dy A Ze tates. f on 7 47 aS 44 44 a, os 4 aS, _ aS “24 ‘ 47 : 7 A . ’ an. eee 4... £S RR UC Dy I he I IMM. llama I i I I ; Ms ,. eee” se eee ee fh llt—~—~«C*:sC«itY CC) Se ee ; AP ALEP SEAS FESS OMS SSB LSSRERESS SERELEASSSVAFABREA® ly th Magy, emer eee me eee % GY Pisa PsT eb tere ae « se aa ie aaa Co IS IR aR KZ eeeeecqqnqQceeeccccc The clergy, congregation and actors at the “Drama Service,” held at St. Paul’s at Covent Garden, London. A curtain in the background con- cealed the stage during the service, which preceded the play “The Traveling Man,” by Lady Gregory. YS SS ss Ws SSS NY Oe ee ay Pip ~ : MOO SSS SS X N — International Newsreet Photo SSS Xs ©) S =, es 7 ‘@) O = as) to a 7 O 2 Z ‘oS eo Ps = > 2 « 24 ae o% Mate 4,» pA co ee dee Pos 44, . KA q ovwe ~ a vu A a OP Y, VEO cca WY One of the giant gliders which took part in the recent glider and motor air machines competition near Berlin. Z SSN VUIUMUMMSSSS TLL) \ bo NN. “N XN + WS Ng SS we } a RRAVVVVAUOQWQAQAgg KRHA AAAI AAA AOA REVAVM\AAVAe QW LY \ NX X \ v \ \ X er“ KK KX S™* SS S Qa VA \ AY NX S oe ot ae LAA. gga AW KO?) wer \ set a> > AD »?aP ms Sc EE Ee ae “RRS Sa - se Popular Comics News Photographs WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1925. | PAGE 33 . . = . : as Si ere," gta ia. a Re ° : es . . eS . ' . Sein , a. ay . ‘ries .” . ." Aaa RS SRS oe, a MM GQqa ADLASSABASASAS ETS SE SSS eee eicten ms > 7 d f. A + ’ : . . - » . 7 2 4 .” ni s ‘ ae es * Pate "rps * i 4 4 . 0 ineee + nin ae on a R | —* VIUUITITS As VISITS bi FORO PORE CEPOOEEE DEE * Soe . AANA AANA) PFET a Oe OOO CSET SEEPS ELE aay one a - AAPSABABSADS ReAeaeansasana . Se MW WUMMMSS 1 bs MMbdiisileeLLLZEn LLL Lc ecladdlldddidlldcccdcddddddddédd Weel, YUGG FN YY” 4 > = \ \S A FPF FIFE PEPE ES Md ee (Ad Add aa oe pee , % 3 oe iG MM iid ise SSS LF 474, Ge 33% 4 %% +. eS ~ AHOr’y ~ SS RNS Y SS SSSONN \ N SS on si 2 s a ; f S & be Lee, S\N“ : KR OAOHN ge: y Ve WAY SSS Sd i a \ SS gs Ss ss > “oe = YS NSS SS ty” Y Zz a % | Fig Le 4 ~ The most successful rider in the German tournament sport of 1924, Prince Friederich Sigismund of Prussia, France are shown in the garden of their Paris home. They speak both French and English and lived for four years in England. - : Z —P @ A Phote. YYLULULLLLLLLULLLLLLLUULL LIL LLLUTLLLLLLTLLYLLLLLUY LULL LULL LILI L LULL M hy PRINCE AS TOURNA- % . MENT CHAMPION LLM lf ffl Yi aa OPP * 8009. Pas ae - : eee ys Dx aie Re ee I Wyn ggadt a. % | s ts : "me GY > aa -_ a % . i Oe ay Cet Oe Se —P & 4 Phote. * A tie ag yp f “ ¥4 Fe ee ee A) 7 4, 34 WL WW llldddddlllllddilllcllllclelele 47 - ass a4 a Saeed enerre cree ZZ 4 ; . ; : : “ S - . ao Lstlisn'n digits oe inl ZG foe ore era : a fea ith NYY a, $2.000.000 AUTO FIRE Z A ssnrnnieinnisineessiiticasiiiiasiaiiindimaiaialds hh > , 4 © ker - (Tee's , A : 7 ees , % « : oy SS rhe MA be ath, - Poe ee a Laas . a * — s : ot ’ a ae All that is left of the American Royal Building in Kansas City, where ‘ : the 1925 Auto Show was being held, after the fire last Saturday morning. ; 4 ; , | | 4 x a. . aie et I BR aE . . Ta GTS eee, ‘ag Scale

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acted, nie aaah ee eae oe . -_ = RL RET ie Te tae hemes he IE OES: _ oS Se colt ia ABST LET Kg MELB" oe “ = Wa t 2 4: J iat iiniieied ee a i.e 4 OO PBR LL LO Pel ‘ , aE eS : a Fea a te eink ys Bs a | } . « a ee ee Ow nw Me it e oF Soe ee ee en ie ? tee e eee ee id = ee t ° eR re: + ean ST. LOUIS POSE DISBMENESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925. i ; Paee Serco cote ie NESDAY ; % of Be . i iit me pe A oo olfe—— 7 a i? q P — —— . + an - i 4 —— ~ oe re are —— — cK 2: Oe ’ x ge . gs O ee —— Toes ENDLY Q | ee pigs t © + Ps a ; , a i z 5 Nee el ee et a a le a ae” zn > ; ay In Every-Day ( ‘ommodities : i =>, A = : ‘ : °° ° ' ap . é | N “Animal's Friend” writes | a 3" | iste . eqreorne: A me as follows: mg z te E oe ae seven-letter '— 1 alain cae “These days the cat is the ) A 2 ss i ‘ : ~* ; A “ 7 a . - j 4 1h | =e oo ay a The Nationa! Geographic worst treated, I beiieve, of all pone | Pi i o i 4 + a five-let@r surgical GreSS- cocjery, suggesting that the beasts. It is a shame a ap t is = ee: eee Fo , . Es : 7 | ‘ , w ice, Ba ‘ fullv: She's 3 an E that took Ha same froms town || Roghish language is full of wines $0 Su oink anni te end. = } r . , 4 ; , 9 i. . , ~er @ ft ho v : e rr PAS 3 Lima beans, laconic, iime! they are beaten, all on eens of cried. “‘What ever made him do it: 2 "had had to orgee. Posy pr ; i 2 ita : ; i coaciaiai as . , " ot , . " -F. ~_— wide for ia Ay ‘aa mumbe: ef common words ick, china. coffee, ee thoughtless a pee on “He did it to help me, mother! To heip me out! erificed het J en oti Phan an _ rit n place t voy. asc ’ t their suffering after they t 1 aieeill era d to ideaiiz alia 7 ; i : . ee tcdelie alae? ah cane bo- ce sut.”” 2 him to teil ,you before we were married. It just seemed ag She put see that he had af , suprising. sars troy we t, - ; pe 4 rT e didn't w ‘ a Oe nd she t Washingion, logna sausage, tangerine, derby, [ agree with this woman. The | marry him without telling you. But he didn't want 3 a generous thing. And ap 3 - a . 4 4 ing -* ” h e0ome * : Ta ar % —_— “neel eannie now, sae > a Geography classes are do entered a restaurant wit “Wh » vy. Chirstie’ + un to meet ; co etr . : at does he say, t uld rut ; Fe at Bal — , eri : “cross-word , “as bitterly , te fh loor ef heaven, un- : ; > races its ancest es VEriesee ir h approx- a ee a “He says he doesn't*want enyone to know it isn’ gh cme RB ypwtan sys ae + gradras 1 Madras, and | puzzles” by giving the app F cold nights—snowing as well. hsatee a lia e' Mothes aa ed. Her husband st # : ees | ‘Kas imate latitude and longitude o I saw a cat huddled in a hallway’ | want them to know about—-the other one! Mot rae her face. He said: Re 4 «Ss core ‘7; oe | ' P ‘ > es . _ . . " Be Vary : : : ‘ » ‘ 7 g se , tiles places to be named. and, going over to examine it, right some time: You trust me! Some day I'm early for boasting. woman aa Towr Names for Textiles. that it made . wer it 20 years!” & : . , — found it was so weak that i | good he is!’ : best wait 2” | OF - ; oe it > ig + . ™ = o e os ye © ¢) 4 i¢ Text ¢s ave i i ee rese from the native pra e no resistance to advances—wrak . Denied. “ti poe eI fear «/ years i propria He town names fp . s fish and the iast from exposure and hunger. Isobe! began kissing -her ei eee ee 4 light shone down the * marke dye the very pistory of the eer pero e ancients g0 It was pathetic to see this poor “Oh, Chirstie! On, you did sh — on pie from the house. Wully had ; td , , wha kir S i ’ aii i 5 rT) n+ t 4 > Thee hi yy nd the way i* gulped to tell me. You needn't fear I I Lan you Dot ; the door. and shut it. and © , along its stward march | ee 7 3 ns £ ae the - e bo gbt for it ever let him know! His own husband a \ Fae ming towards them. She | fd ov € =o ; @ u ¢ * * anne - ‘ft 00 Ww U ale . . a 6 ic 7 = L(Y . . . : apitais to familiar terms! 1! “ le down the law that mother! This is the best Gay ot She says he he could take him up in | ge 4) . . oo eslt ; ; po! . I wish there were some law aap nin oon . e and =: » £46 See sne oe : : git hanging the speliungs 8 the: called ala ke iA ‘ i >» , > = — ’ 9 + ‘7; - . = = they knew as its source. In justice UN n often wear magenta named whine cet ee LTO “ ; children and the anew you tom ms. a ewe en i s — it is, he edat him. There he stood 19 Gasoline iidieoee it must be said her women otte: s oe - dan $e s 4 pieagsgur LU ; — i 3 of I knew he was good l never C . looked well to the her demanding honesty of 7 Correilative ‘ ; oe ‘ . 9 * hy "gc Poe oO ie i hs 4 ad . : ’” , , 77 7 "ii ane Yet aii Vi a ; > s « : *? : . — . ; , } ma later made the weave for this reddened | ‘e ne atime SES . sTOoOwn-upe a week. a , h - fest lieved that story of his: It wasn ing. he added. le for months he had been either WwW hi Oo =* — - or a * | 7 tts] ot ‘ roa _ oe, ee er Le eee oo & t = Pe eas) Ss . . . e . : ‘ > as . iy . : : : nites steel-workers & fancy-cresse : as ; this is forgotten : ss like him to do such a thing: It wae “I wish it looked te fundamental lies about ? arge Ameri a« perfe: tly as her st , . ear Muslin still is woven in the cobl, | **"° ae a fs n per Spring Coat Is Made of : % 2 ee ee ee ee : 7 tu.the’door presently, and called in &@ strange thing, Johm? 7” indeed But there he | 4 Air ‘3 é. | poe aaa ume the buey business man pe i ; vinds of chan ea = re play! ut- ne oe ." niaiinS aad ~ . . damp cellars of Mosu! from iong eprint : 4 ak: tin minty panies Bengaline Edged With Fur “= a: a 7 * — - I believe that | ‘ne children who were paying out-) Jong gon “Libby ere her. beautiful and un- 27 Nobility of-b * am : = cotton of Southern freee % oGa . _ : po beg of One Sort or Another. a Se Somehow or other. IO 11 ; a side. and when they came in, she daft about that . risen to new life in her 30 Portends i staple 7s . ; the tie. or a crava » 8 - "OOrTi - in in? ' ple Sui.er ' ‘ ] = A As 7 : eae living testimony to F ca'qa tongues ] Siaities of many clothes. which eve: v we 6 «| in the interest o . aids, einen She sang anatches of Psalma. r Ss Oo F 39 Tear down : y . . ey —— — - 5 . + rne r ; £1) £7 **F - + contribution to the textile artY’carm- Champagne Deserves —_ | an loves, will be wiser to f¢ riage the general character that the two speechiess thing. ms cm aot was never an ill child: she kep at f UTION 40 Assistance ° .. - . f 3 ” io aint — - a — 4 A : \ 224€ . : 44 7 — _ : ww n ‘ ~~ % 2 + . 7 | tric is the child of Cambrai, not Name. a coat of this character rather than on this page express has wisely jason ete . . clasped and un RIE =} _— e& Ss T} ) ment beauty for many @ modern ‘crea-j; vented the use of corks to stop spuns are the ones that are taking matter. Fur is rot in any sense ¢t®? do this, se cney came ber way excitediy. She shone. my CDEIVENO™MEA c \' | 46 Dispatch . ' be ae menue Geet at Otae resent ad I i b= s . d c te thus: ee hil — - in a ' = F os . tion,’ while gauge {itself honors Gaza ‘bottles as well as a wine deserves the public fancy just at the preser demanded. ‘but it is becoming. It ? =o q a : aad am allies way An hour later John oe ek a BRE EiziciR TlilTivicwis! 43 Vessels for h . , + h +; hew ° se ight atl d nar©r- . : 6 — She 1oun one in . F . ‘ > , “3 A oa : : : é P| ; . , in Palestine; ph og Minaonltna a place in th oyna niggas time. ays ironies Bors : me adds a grace and a charm to every abiniintiie- ata wan She gave a Crove ABO gett i arc otis bien Sliced bananas : SHEN |D AIL BEDicort's | ing liquids Western Front, ma 6 wal an ngs | Perignon was a mon 1m ci arge vi row ana SO LL iT} ine oa 6 ee feminine person wv t- ich she does nor 7: an aw : _ : wood ane uiiy o- ; Oatmeal Pgs 50 large istaonad "tT? - : rT. ar Ce Re : = 1)? "Aa ti ales - : P 7 : } he lf- -dollar to ee it i: a ° % « >] r e : eR 5 i eo T ° #9 well that civilization forgets to (tne cellars of the Haut Villers Ab collars which are wide and sprea cheerfully do without. and when Young gir! ha a iiss sal aay: - - Isobe] Jhrew a shaw! ove: sth pial Fried apples ame Viet Jj i2 : : capitalize the ‘a’; and gingham is ibey in Champagne back in the ing and, whether or not they car she is asked to do away with that in the house until oe egg ae : and went out through the winte: ‘age ant YRRS ETE VIE ie 1 Destiny i . . > ; eatinn ~*haw at } 4 en pea : “or ther @, $0 Sxec a smaii ' 7 . *¢ em ai a neo ° r : i * ST) ; e os : . a r » | E -—s ” iH Malay term, ‘ging gang, meaning pads of hemp or “aye Sle a hep POS aN about the coiial i] ’' Naa . her Oo othes for Ww hic h she is at a 2 ope in va ous a “i anima! talking to Chirstie about Flo yee Coffee, Cocoa. ro - ' Tr R j = . Chtmnes yt | ° j but the monk conceive uf iztinctly decorative as a aACK- , ill ancatiin? eacn one to care ‘ . ‘ vin a great cry. iil . : S riped 0 Ll, ‘ ¢ 4 The firmly- dis ' sad tine Sed 41088 tO account. atil hel eomnke she's ha ~ ; a She's lying | LUN TIAIT IT Y S ; R e . ‘ Cows and Cloth of Jersey. use of corks instead. T! Pingel ground for the neck and face. Th P Many of the modern coats de- unti ‘7 ¢ needn't be frightened. ones iy | Selo 3 oe (Old Eng.) * ie ty te, |Stoppered wine, he discovered, cut must be wide and wrapping in ef- signed for the purpose represented At the end of the day her dona- on the bed, but there's nothing: Fried ham sand ae Daughters vogsenlieghed ot Saet — up all sorts of antics, that soon be- fect if they are to carry the style in © * the ‘two pictered sn thie page | tion to human acts in money was wrong with her.” _ Creamed cauliflows — 41 |S | F a. | American o 4 _ . 26 " 3 uy : ‘ \ a % Pia set. : ~ , : “il : i. ~~ squeeze om el gee . Pagano came famous. The evil one helped proper fashion, and they must have are showing fur trimmings only | small, but she had a glad heart and | Then, as Wully started hastily for Maple cup custards LIAS Sj TiUMIE} aie ~ | -_ ” he had begun “eet Oatmeal cream P [@ehumber in the puzzle indi- | 9% Din b reat many silk coats idé EE ee Sha See ymin can make you feel that you have but she was saying: Coffee, Tea, MUk iti { the first ietter’ | 10 Enclosure i: : on admits it has made no FUSS of geography. But how many of are a great many ae ige the news that fur trimming ‘ ee in the te t : = ° Weer | position o i | 2 : for more than 100 years. Ug connect these terms with cities in pastel shades being wo: he about cuffs and collar is as popu- —— hth 2 ee: ee eee ' Yon's no child o ully ea tar Maple Cup rd. | il Large Aus : - 930 san ry ans - y 6% : _* i ‘a f n ' ’ = ng “These towns and places proud- ler places; lima. beans, laconic. silks, to be sure =o US A al lar as ever there where the styles scheme or t —- 15a me His hands fell from the hor Beat 5 eggs. add \& word reads from left to | pire f 1; boast their inventions but the ‘iimerick, china, coffee, canaries. heavy and sumptuous in character. sn. ao: ling season are also at- ae side. ons , it, 1 cup of maple ene 2 eee ee ee ¥ way” of, inventors is hard—they | eaienion BAVOY gasconade troy Th ey are eit her a5 ? ir) Or pe! Rai ini¢ , Tey pt é ad. The French women do Sea Moss Blanc Mange uo kent it all the t ime . she cried cual of fresh milk: turn ), act urding to position. ' teem ; - ' . oes : sess " vr rib Gq silk ) ¢ } S§ [ounse = . : 4 lw : _ ° iv { otten fail to get the credit. There |weight, sisal, cologne, bologna sau- that new ribbed silk ge . pa not willingly give up something OAK a half cupful of Irish moss | trtumphantily. f Wullv’s?” he re- tered cups, stand them ir in correctly, words that | 13 Ourselves > . + avnar mong those y 10 4 ne a ‘ e. etenine a_i 4 ‘ ° a 7. - . a . i¢ .~ - - - ' e is @ noble bird in America a be tangerine, derby, castile soap | sO ge gin a adie dressy “ich becomes them so migntily in S in water te cover fer 18 min- “ti child uly -- ter and bake } earner ae hess a : - oe must and lik ti — Seuere | théle Tamtete id all the pic- : ) t eated. “— Humber in : > Islam Ra 4 Greces our feasts annually, but be and astrakhan? | In fact, the girl in the .~” ‘©™énine role and all the pic utes: drain, look over and rinse. sa ‘er done it. I said so all firm im the centers. ltr definition sa écte ; ‘ause some one thought it wag a} clothes. In fact, the girl in tures show them clinging with des- Ada it te art of milk tn.a don. He never done it. 1g eg in + eae Siso refers to a defin \lexaner native of the Near Fast we call it}: picture who is sitting down is wear- as eae Res to the fur that wrape 2 ss h a ae . " po if ' ait the time’ Now she's told me her- Serving. Ovenas ee accompanying table. °f Snare 3 “ 7 : oo 2 — } ,€ | = ii ii 4 : . ] iler an cook eo U rm en? Be | : y , . . ; T f ea au ana pig an a out a . pans m ‘ mete ¢ P — 7 I? ia fhe mnet nerish- - 2 fé . grains of Sait and a teasncorfu! . , h > ~ fri Two o“ ti > al ' 2 | ma hats see of Panama isthe canal. ST. BATHILDES, THE SLAVE for & bordel! whats agit qa. Coats of the sort about which we ; la or orange extract anJ | Dlue half-darkness that rose from |... susee $ te to Tit the white epace al- | olives - a : + ty . +h ¢ : ly > LITié iti ‘ . ” ‘ ’ : ba f VTAniiaA r rl : ge « rat «ti , a - : And finally there ts Brussels carpe: WHO BECAME A QUEEN abie thing that can be * 16° are talking can be very well com- Res iaas for > eae Id o mahi eune he snow. rind, 1% tab to ball | 22 Bolshevika * it ; 48.1%. Be nt for the ribbed silk does love to i : ; , a mee te 4 Ss a.nin’o a moulk re et “Not his’ God be thankit’ Who- 1 cream white space ts to receive 24 IT bed . - - * almost painful to explode rt sn iseqd Posed with several dresses which _,_ 1a wate When af? “we San cup milk, 1 cup re ev in the myth, but Brussels makes no ATHILDES was an English ¥ That Ful cateh the dirt on the little raised!" in with their type And then | T78e¢ in co regs . oy a9 | s0ever is it?” ed milk. ee: *r only. Words start only | 3: The in 5 e e . ‘ t% 2 ~ ow yy) ee ry ~ . aia 4a 5) Vl. - A ; rye x +) ‘ and ioe : . . ; Be Brussels carpets. They were pag B on wee mvs in the eer > Dressy Garments tru places in its weaving, Dut it serves when they are worn with any of mai — a J aman’ it , Its Peter Keith's Whose Soak the gelatine in” bere/ squares, shrine ; . ate ; ri . | } l ar attern 7. , Team, fresh stewed or canne rvzit. -* in Wilton, England, another rug enth century. As a girl she fill All the Demands of ‘as an excellent model and pa nro. | these frocks they serve to make the | ©" would it be and her in Libby’s | milk for five to tem Chikako Kuroda. the 28 Sleeping , , ’ f fc “Oats little more compro- . i : —— ; first trade-mark,” and took the title was captured and naerses off to ” S les Are ior coOa . a : oe animal 1 but whole look like a costume arrange- PARIS.—The new epring suits house half the winter? And wae | the oatmeal if ee: to receive a medical deg? partment Grussels carpet because the desiens | France and sold as a slave to the Spo ty mised as to color a! 1 SReape aestnaente > ment, which is something so great- P ' running away the very day they | is used, and stir the ses 29 Slumber ior , he Palac in th nd giving the same general 7 ane . have dragged waist coats nto ; , ’ school in Japan. has just : imitated the famous Brussels tapes- Erkenwald, Mayor of the Palace | Among the opuiliar ‘nm tne end giving dressi- +* to be desired by the modern ‘ , were married! Libby's that slack, | tine and the sugar - Upon the practice of her # Names of Men and Rivers. a oa at mgt ce ii #6 Gay Gas eas of course, ts | The coats must be short in sgain. The majority are long Jer- | “Did she tell you that?” | dissolved, then rub } | | ‘ oa ‘ | of the King, and Clovis, falling | Ings. ae ee oe 4th one length, just as the dresses are. They kin shaped garments, fastened with | “She did not. But I kent ft! Did) strainer. Add the lem — i Se nn, “chioves fame's pinna- | viclentiy in love with her, made ee oe oe pes are nO&t smart if they are not so multiplicity of buttons. Thistype | I not say Wully never did so fll a fold in the cream of * ' cle, If has been said, when his her his spouse and Queen. This of those coats one may gain the Tuer ‘whee Wikek the ttelteene of | b om 1 Ce milk whipped stiff! # f | | } me t the modern suit ob- at 4S cn yeas , fastens tight lig?) sout the es . sei ' : | name is incorporated into the lan-| elevation from a@ position of servi- By Margery Wells. same effect as gr toler gaaeipnaticimagenn. 8 F 8 Ki Ss eee just an inch or | ‘#8tens % gh —_ be sh a Sie You did not! serving dish or | Peattine’ te ne ee a ene Verb ‘pas-/ tude to that of royal consort did FRENCH designer, visiting = oe ee See Se Ue Ser inch ani a half above them. | throat. Double breasted stytés “It was a grand thing for him‘to en) thoroughty. teurize is a& splendid wreath on not make Bathildes haughty She A this country said that he was will go with other things he 5 Ther muet eet ablish the fact that oven rather low with wide lapels, do. But I can't think what pos--* or with any ¢ LS i leur sa ra c oT : IT ine c rif .ing ae % : — is i} th irl v >. is PoOuiIagiIing eta aR — ‘ A st . : ee om whe ’ ot crandineamgeonge 6 —— _— Surprised beyond all words at ; ~i7 ; ' RY a ~ the | othes of the season are ab- White pique. kaska,. chamois or i ‘= rice ray 1)! > rips ’ Ol : : - « ‘ . a ‘ Tyee . . +? - mMmring ‘ ror Oe , } : > m . . ; the : | = ona era ade ng | to bring about the abolition of the the number of sports costumes that "€F Spring wa = e i; breviated in effect. Thev must quilted silk are the materials em- 7? , a ' i . } rt} ¢ . . . ’ rietia rr , r Terria To st j ang iLS ‘ rr nas . 2 - ttecticee | aot, noms of nouns and | enslavement of | hristians. When were worn here. “Why.” he stat- tention t wep pepitagronpienien sd, 2 ym own in the general run pieyed. ) s dl je tiv es Sixty miles seuth of the King died sch4é4 became Regent ed “they wea nothing els until @ ill most certain y want to inciude ne pete * . ; 4 iit ‘ +: SL eee oF i » At}: : : os 8 - ; t qty! > smyrna a river empties into the! ang filled France with religious 7, time comes along.” and ‘ her collection some coat with Mediterranean after twisting 4) houses and hospitals. seeikan-calintin dal ilk “ee mane pe ‘ =90-mile tortuous course. Modern | When her son, Clotaire, ascend- ety “ ions iy VERTISE NT ADVERTISEMENT ™ MAPS call it the Menderes, but once | ed the throne, she retired to a con- : aa AD ME 2 ee : sports clothes are our Amerl- . ‘ isin | twas known as the Meander, vent, and in her latter vears was Bi anyone After all, they are our F memoriatized in the verb, ‘to me-| pemarkable for her devovion to the own true manner of ‘éress. They | . ander” In 1500, when the classics poor and the sick. Hes ns | ese the thtnes that ‘the American of reece and Rome were being is a? i?) perpetuated by many atv ie he ia cil ent nies pe by j . 7 . *% « : i ke ia : i -—. &@al cat | . y | , Saved to the world by the first mas- | churches and convents in France ee Pe eee : om mite . ter printers, Aldus Manutius of — Now, sports clothes can be ultra- - | +? , — _ " — ; +} - : Venice brought out an edition of : P outdoorsy, ¢ ms op ording to thei: ) = " - , + — v3 . thy . . Virgil, dedicating it to the states) Cleaning Chamois Gloves | tater lines ot development, the} | > . . . , = «rrr? rit?) ir r ~! - of Ttaly For this volume he cre. | Der that tm " a ini can hav quite a aon Gil of are aj | - | : '?.. at — ss? = Pf - ee > => *> = Ated a new font of type, simulat- that i + . i ‘ he a e ehararts + tea + ing acript When we italicize to- ip Soccer sang ge e. it _? es Simplicity of character to the last 4 : . | 0 AnOW how to cleanse them. jegree. Both of the coats pictured | day we use that font. A Chinese; _ - ace! patie: _ ee : ‘ port serves to label a practice in | They should be washed in luke- on this page are of the latter quali- _ Img 2 Months Without Dieta, | : prove ce | Warm suds and thoroughly rinsed , : | the verb ‘shangha! geome “7% t Exercise, Rollers or Massage. — . ‘++ ¢. #M iUKeWarm water. It is best to 7 statee 1 e ta hay aie : “Make a better mouse trap, it is ee le ty Any girl might be proud to have N F h M th E ; said and the world will wear aj 25" each one separately on — a coat cut and designed and made ew renc ethod xX- ! . —4 7s . ' 5 : , . q rT? ii ‘ ~ ; ? - : ; : path te your door. Names of towns! a9 nae cee carat Sone so like either of these for her best a plained by Mme. Elaine ea ures Ther ; 4 a 7 ry ‘ Piy. en i v | ’ or oT tur si Ls r and countries in our language ar. | titel a vty ~ Py ie sate ‘asf her all around. wrap during the of New York. ae: Caretwenty- trade-marks of famous ‘mouse! °"*8'™ tO ary ea: — oo & spring and summer. Some girls, of ~ = five to thi dif. . : ) ' enice early adopted the blown into to stretch it {nto shape. course, can fust have crowds of “I did net —_- ge as -— ~ an 4 rty eo " raps. AIC art nial de ite SC le 9 anetashe heptane? : : exercises ner rub myse wits ssu , ; ; he gloves must be ntly rubbed : , Rs f "y ng BKentirment ‘when better mouse traps oe the hands age onl i lion coats and can keep this sort of one Se rg od OS ge sccm “ia ferent grades of : Lb. ; . Venice will make them’ 5 " ae for strictly sports affairs. but those stead tamzing | . ee are made wearing. a a ea in the luxiwew Weakening germents, mer terture myself It’ N Puzzle Cocoa bea but and his city has given its name who cannot induige in the luxu with diets. | was fortunate exsough while ~ s oO ns, ‘ r t e things than anv! tm Eurepe te Gnd eut the secrets with st Over. At ; - ’ . a ‘earn te . put to its whieh millteomres, French actresses and 7710. for our expert tailors to solve Baker S$ Cocoa is , other : Pious om sopencenenenees , mr beautiful women ef Paris keep their og- * og: . *f : Be Ok” Gc gee i raat r. aut : , a eraftsnven in the terms venetian Pipe Bags ee CE ures sleoder. Not only did | easily and ae waaee Dees bone, oe ape Sie difficult repair problems, or re made of highe : baad lage enetian sauce, venetian red Pe. gradually icse SX pounds, bat the reduc- noses, no more sagging facia eee line a coat to look like new. ; =,” ASS, eogtt ¥ tem was lasting as I have never gained has made a new discovery > se : grade beans ni 4 t‘enetian ball. venetian blind. vene- | & peund since stopping the treatment. [I and otliness with amazing qu © y- : tiam carpet, venetian chalk, vene- teel and leok years younger, and my beslth almost o any aly my a “A b ; tion (a textile). venetian denti) | bas greatly improved with tis wonderful heads and « a Se eS at ius one i wie igi nition ps 4 é:ecevery gk gy pw pn Ra DT refined, taking on the venetian door, venetian embroidery. may de post as I did and camly lese « treatment now— today. reason why it is venetian fiat point, venetian ma! = aang week withect any — Asi: for Goiden Peacock Astringent. Unies this + store, , iow. venetian pear!, venetian raised | enailente 28 SAK -RA Cusist on days, your money will be Te er. , pefnt. venetian seap. venetian | as hike * has ever bees ” Van- sumac, venetian swell for organs. | before the public) take it as : Bro. | per directions and watch your weigtt e : 7 : venetian white. venetian window | down. Y « 1 yes west ehiie Ce.. Woltf-Wileoa | +t yy * : Drug Steres. Krurm- ond 2 venetian, meaning a domino vou take SAN-GRI.WA AS I'v T'S CT AR. rahe ANTEED ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS; ST48useE0 M89 fer masquerade it 1s the fermula of a French phrrician, : “Saniine” and “Sardonic.” / h, Your Grocer end ww sold with 6 meney-back guarantee.” 5 £ . “‘Sardine’ and ‘sardonic’ have | Smet 4b Speckart Bros Draner’s : : eed i the ai fe | Enderie’s, Otto's, Judge & Doiph'a, Woiff. SOE ROPES set enee Ks tie in PoMMOn Our thes ic he ‘ f } oe o + Cin W ilsen’s. Tohreen o- Kransons Mroe. - ss : ~* Saye mviher. Sardinia. The first tee te se ee ‘ me ie a te, Drug Mores er aay department store. . ee : ; : eee | 3: t * or ae ; = pec ii et 5 te SER ee er eee - ir x - ae & a -_ ‘ — ee ‘ pat

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Serie ewe ww PO Ie AE, Ry ee gr. camer meee ron. a . ———- = = GE FOR WOMEN |—— EE ee - —— ST. ". LOUIS POST -DISPA : DAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925. a —~ — : “oe ~. : 7 fe} D A y? - Pl U Zz Z L E : af USEHOLD ae yee Bihsios hig potege # a | eGR” aoe N | petaetisee ———_— - —— | =) ( TA \ IU Idren’ iS ‘RBediians Stor 1 (0) pair of sweetbreads and chill. implies i aN ; z > 5 ey? F i , Boll a four-pound fowl and half eS ) . | an hour before it is done add to > 1 4 ll a | it rhe er slic ae) : — | By Thornton W. Burgess he water two slices of onions, @ Big cs ce Ny a ad (C! | - small bay leaf, a few celery tops | } j i ; ' ” a Ry omnes x: SERRE annie Casta nee mmaeonet enna meat —tomenen —~ and salt to taste. Let it get cold =3 -. A rip for the Lovelorn. | B B is : As le 4 Where do you think I’ve spent the in the water in which it has x A sprig of parsley dipped in vin- uste r C al Sie Gp night?” cooked. : . = rae | 33 nrg maten afte wie : | | : | Diee the chicken and . sweet- j ; oe egar and eaten after partaking of | EE ETE CES LA eee a Pe , : vs Marwaner ¢ % Be onigns is said to remove all = sam | I havent the least idea,” re-) breads, add half the amount of . “ i ated ' y ‘ : BSS SPR COS: | -Acquaintance often makes it clear | plied Peter. ‘diced celery as there is meat, two & Ee aa ro 7 oe of pin audible vegetables from : Just what a bugaboo is fear. “In Buster Bear's bedroom!” | °r three rf hard ars ces » We r Wullv! Snes - e breath. ~J saene Oz slic stuff lives LLMENT SEVENTEEN to clea! wi ee 4 Roce the breath : ; Se 9 Jumper the Hare. ‘cried Jumper. What do you and a dozen sli ” stuffed olive ) 7 king | : ‘awn, John. Bul \ K course Jumper the Hare 3 Season to taste with salt and and and began stroking her hair. me Ps I'm glad > eae ins e f think of that? - : 4 ; naan ' ' pide our tim wtp Proper Care. just had to stay in Buste : paprika and mix with a mayon d it out from me. Oh, I canna senge ton like that lad Peter!” Be / : Wash the teakettle and coffee B ts I prenctle 3 “I simply don’t believe it,”’ re-| naise dressing. Serve on individual made him do he had had to forge “sce Bow -_ ae sateen ankgle ak % Sate i ' | * els 3 edroom for some plied Peter frankly. lettuce leaves and garnish with , . de ror he & . Late - “ pL “Te > a ¢ > a : “ ; in . . me, mother! To heip me out! Qh, 7 giiigeerificed her haere Lah po se pans after the meal and you will | _ didn’t dare go out. In : (Coprrimhy 1925 ) sliced pickled beets and capers, ' , . / eali ne S| 7 ; = % , ‘ . . »‘ aes » firs OO >» ie y . we were married. It Just seemed as jf |] phe qe ot ah he hed 70 i | not be bothered with lime and se ad | Let ¢} : ree F But little by little Jumper’s heart do you think I've been?” family income is being spent in & he house in| “He wouldn't.” Buck, kissing him as she had | L, See Oat ee ee at 7 ) ‘“helter skelter’ fashion, without thinking of the Pets to contain Why . “ : iat. butter. So many mothers are so stopped ILS thumping. After , y wouldn't he, 4 her youth. She said quiet . HORIZONTAL peg st p | 7. , meee any sort of definite plan. She would like r was an ill) would’ he be wanting to . 1 Fret Florida £6 Carried particulai about “wasting butter’ | awhile he was no longer afraid. lost all fear. He gradually began) enue nw but she doesn’t al- é nted to — 48 all?” : needn't worry. It’s only 4 Change 51 Pointed ends S8 Low ert geen: ang watch them moral You see, Buster Bear hadn't to understand that he couldn't. . ae es pemmect | t doing it. dollars are buying the most pleasure or = » tpn “He wouldn't want folks ‘tok b Libby that’s upset her. 12 Period of time 53 German for “I” 89% Stable we — pone vii Spreas choir — moved He was sound asieep in waken Buster if he tried. a at: : . value, and where the money might be as g000 Feter had her. That's but am nothing ails her.” | 15 Near 54 A sty 99 West Indian in- of clse butter it for them. The Suc] feeli J e She is tired of always being a little bit | spent to better advantage. | gentie-like. “It’s but natural. TF shouldy gaid anxiously: 16 Gee ice 05 A Dravidian digo plant child who eate plenty of tutter is | ‘nat strange, deep. sleep such as ee a. en hi ills. She that ' . 2m space 55 ivic ( Ant :. ’ : : realizes : p 5 ‘ re, nwt Fea- | folks to think he'd shamed ly, mother ?”’ - tee lanzuage 9° Exhaust by no means wasting it, as it ‘es only he and Johnmy Chuck and a. the Hare had. Here was the big- behind in paying b : " To aid women in budgeting their ex- “He'll oh heal nie’s Chirstie.” Bon r welled up within her as 4, 18 Thus 56 Old Testament 6% Greek letter splendid for -him Economive on few others ever know—the sleep gest, strongest of all the people. ang ns pA penditures, the Savings Department of 9 ahi Shes “So it is,” he agreed. “Phe@iiaked at him. There he stood | 49 Gasoline (abbr.) a4 Exclamation of the roe apie ss cake permitred him | that lasts all winter. of the Green Forest, the one most up. She mem to ee en the National Bank of Commerce, on never Ye- | looked well to the Lord. TP é ‘lot 1035 Burial place ei eae. ince rently , ‘ , ee , ‘ , | . . : whic ‘ ately UP 1" | that we won't can aya expectations for him. She “ ae ig ¢ . cz flour o Period Gd time mere ne Saree er hat is left | seen Buster Bear in his winter feeling. It was hard to believe | eat a. The Vhecker Budget Book has room ther’s yOuNS | anybody till he’s found. Any ae: oF ite ne: |. ee 108 Chekacterized -by 5 aida — si “a eee sleep. It would be something to/that Buster Bear was alive. In! family spends, He aad ey ew in which to enter the family expenditures . fe oad x a — 4 P q : =) , -o’s rmthine . 2h ys , . 7 “3 ; it ; ae y wi €@ makes a de icio1 S Sot : : " ° 7 , ; | w w e " : he nostgpataage ; sorrow'd kill her. But pestly: rhere's sialon 33 Sharp pointed 70 Lavish extrem2 absence f pow~- | out of left-over haked aioe si sig boast about. So after awhile| fact, after awhile Jumper began nt ow] eachdollar for a period of 13weeks. By its use, any * ; a oe MA thes. ie ’ we VS PARED YCaANS, ae i att : , K : : he omtoried a Mave eee instrument fondness er couragingly replied the guest. “I'll | Jumper stole a iittle nearer. Then to wonder if Buster was alive. He aaa ses 3° woman can direct the spending of the pc — »le a4 > Say ’ j ‘ _ ; ~ rs oi 117 “eee ‘ lO r ae : ; ; ‘ P ‘ ’ " —saggeahede whole thing. She says she’s @ (To Be Continued. ) | 34 Exceeding!) 71 Kind of puzzle 110 Fragant flower ask her to send you dirktctions for | he went nearer still. Buster Bear | Couldn't have been more quiet had In a month or so, @ woman who uses f.mily’s funds more intelligently. She Om ae hair. — sth Be . = <= | 35 «CEtruscan title 72 Biblical name 112 Piled making it.” seodlnss : & atts san asian in ae aad ona da dt tell exactly Sn the leill Senate eiieh of her dollars are buy- sd a | | 37 Golf term 13 Toward 114 Waste time And here are the directions: To en ee eee | hat vart of the family income is |ing th t tentment and happi- a =e ) ) | 39 Tear down 75 Gaanding place in 116 Indefinite ar- | two cupfuls of left-over bakeq | he were dead. He was lying on a Jumper spent the rest of that | penny what vartol the b yt ing perryrt yo: | tag ton | 7 to Cr UTION OF » | 40 Assistance India ticle beans add half a can of tomatoes, | comfortable bed of small branches night in Buster Bear's bedroom. | ae rear a neh i ay setae | Y’S PUZZLE 2s 4i Contraction of iit Father 118 Rod — one sliced Bermuda onion, one tea- and leaves which he had taken in’ When he went out the next morn- | sa tis going into d very largely bs ase - | or " "2 Thic ° roi f Loh- sanauenie ge ast =A | miow. She ft 4 it is : <a ee oe ee spoon sugar, two cloves and about § spere in the fall. To Jumper he ing he was thoroughly rested and| "V8 © thes, spending money, an Women to whom the future is import- mende|* & omerrow ie | 44 Musical — instru- §0 Promissory note engrin an inch of &tick cinnamon. Cover h brimmi e ith | §800n. ant should stop in at the National Bank ene . AID|CIDBERIEIB we ls{r | ment (abbr. ) 121 Seventh note of | with five cupfuls cold water: bring Gida't seem to be breathing.” Of) 5° Tee ee ee ae vw The result is that one can then deter of Commeree before the present supply ' : ve BRIDBEVIEINIOIMBBAICICIA! | 46 Dispatch $1. Fill scale slowly to boil. then put in a gen- | course he was, but he was breath-|citement. He just ached to tell , Mclaughlin RREAKFAS © Btn ' WE » oa aaceetitae P & we mune where toslow upon spending, which | of Checker Budget Books is exhausted. ih « load of RE. AST. E ZIE R TiriTiwWiiiwW S| | 4S Vessels for heat- 83 Toe (Sco i | 122 Sateilite erous half cupful of chopped celery ing very, very slowly. his friends how he had spent the as with him. eS iced bananas and creams NI; IDIAIL Diolr S| ing liquids 85 New Zealand 123 ~ a. i tops. Accidentally Jumper touched night with Buster Bear. He me | | 5 arge isi: irre 124 Fabulous bir th é ery soft : peenar head ear led so NB and count ViE TT J oe “VERTICAL ee Bee og r at gre Oo a eo one of Buster’s big paws. You knew they wouldn't believe it. Of 4nter | mea a os : 8 througn a sieve. hicken , | — ™ . age ’ ci ma5 woSsSiee Destiny 32 Smal! loaf of 80 Persian ¢| with thpee tablespoonfuls of flour, | should have seen him jump. Of, course not. But just the same he | here. Wully. | Fried ecés : < R AMIE INIS | 2° Old form of ‘‘do” bread (Scot.) §2 To pale rubbed smooth, in two tablespoons- | course I mean Jumper. He was, Was 80 excited that he simply | ut Flora till | ee ‘ ae : 7 = D ~ ALIN ys | (mus.) 34 By way of + — fuls fee mayen bacon Sig sonore, frightened half to death. But! must tell some one. And so he. offee, ocoa, LINK a ; o swiotner | constantiy unt te CK | gulag You, LUNCHEON . TIATITIv - = = Ee | 3 Ghimney post 85 Railway engine me Caante of being | smooth. Season ath tea grace Et Buster Bear didn’t move. It was, hurried to the Green Forest Jook- She's iying | — aw EEE a Plelu “ie | (Old Eng.) ° 36 Border on tied | rika and serve with croutons. quite clear that he didn’t know? ing for some one to whom he could e's nothing. n y wee J famed eautifiawer q FU IRISirMEs(TiolP| | 4 Daughters of 38 Disturb 89 A dance (Fr.) | ‘ : he had been touched. After a bit| tell the wonderful news. As luck ed hastily for Maple cup custards . a AiS O'Sit iM = American Revo- 49 In the year of 91 Biblica] character W hen to W ater the Milk Jumper crept back. He touched would have it, the first person he close to her, Coffee, Tea, Milk SEIN AINMIBETLIAIN oie wee : with famous wite | If you find the milk supply in- | that pig paw again, only this time|met was Peter Rabbit. VE —+ 5 Strong metal 42 Sacred E,yptian § 94 Entreaty sufficient when you are baking a Tr. ” gun to uR- DINNER. } E'S NIE iwi P AIRIT n Miscreant bird 5 Pacific Tsland tite tein wit oO! tthe iy t dilute he did it purposely. Sfill Buster Oh, Peter! cried Jumper. = “tp aga ‘ @ HOW TO SOLVE ee re 43 Amphibious = liz: owned by U S. it with water. Your cake will taste | didn’t move. After that Jumper) “Where do you think I’ve been? | Hashed browned potatoesiae scale ard 97 Precious metal it S d as her voice he Cc am a ene A - ve : ; aa 2 = a %G quite aS £00 a usuai. s her. “What POAIBeG pra: § Denoting hesita- 45 Concluding 160 City in New York ey Fruit salad S WORD PUZZLE. | tion speech ’ 101 Muddle | —. | Oatmeal cream pudding umber in the puzzle indi- | 9 Din 47 Mohammedar 102 Upon ADVERTISEMENT. | f liv’a’”’ a }position of the first letter’; 10 Enclosure saber (var.) 103 New Mexico | ——— | | as Maple Cup Custards. ; 11 Large Ausiralian 49 Quadrangle (abbr. ) | =f 7 | Beat 5 eggs, add % teasp@e word reads from left to bird 50 Sperm whale 104 Triangular spade | | e:’’ sue cried | salt, 1 cup of maple syrup rizontal) or downward 12 Regard with es- 52 To injure scvers- used in ditching | | | | cups of fresh milk: turn in ), according to position. | teem ly 196 Opaque whitish al y's?” he re-| tered cups, stand them ina in correctly, words that | 13 Ourselves 55 Admission card fluid I | hot water and bake slowly’ interlock. ' 14 Plunders 58 Plan 197 Bivalve mollusk 2f — ers. Chill fumber in the white 19 Island in Bay of 59 Impertinent 198 Long space of pease So ei}/ firm in the contr Me also refers to a definition A dri £0 A seaweed ; : Ai@xXanaria £ "@or time : told me her- serving. OS Na 2 Sk} “3 ' TE a / Oatmeal Cream Pudding eam table. pes 20 Snare 62 Skin (F: 3 109 Hurl é¢ 93 . | efinition suggests a word “1 Genus of trees or 64 Symbo! ‘wor cad- 111 Smart “ik through the ' Two cups cooked .oatme the exact number of shrubs, the true mium 1i3 Very softiy } at rose from cup sugar, 1 teaspoon grated | } to ft the white espace al- | olives 66 Within (mus.) | # rind, 1% tablespoons gelat to it, | 22 Bolshevika 67 Printers meas- 115 Sorrow (Scot.) iT O er you r ankit! Who-) 4.45 milk, 1.cup cream or CV@RRRR white space is to receive | o4 In bed ure 117 Negative | bh: Wh ed milk. . —— fr only. Words start only 25 The innermost 69 Upon 119 Prefix meaning | ik. need Jt = Sabby's| Soak the Snes heel ‘ squares. shrine 74 Leave out well | g and | milk for five to ten 5 28 Sleeping com- 76 A Western state 120 Printer’s meas- | AZ ? And Peter! the oatmeal if left-over Chikako Kuroda, the first eabtmnent 79 Straight piece of eli | . which distort their ery day they|«, used, and stir the soake receive a'medical degree | ,. a) ar wieae 121 Thus : k e spine and cramp their muscles, s that slack,| tine and the sugar into GMm@yechool in Japan, has just | 2 : | a! ‘ the genuine, scientifically designed | ange!'” oatmeal. Stir until the Spon the practice of her .; | enerermeremrras a | rl p 25 | | { at?” dissolved, then rub th in Tokio. snagscsbbacpabeseacsses) SUpesaggssaassben=somyPneorees = eaeemnnavewne gy ove os sesnninres 1 ans Lormmcnpyiceeanenyn cor neem: a ay $ : | I kent ¢t! Did | strainer. Add the lemon : : cerprereesearencrnsEaE hs Sexy ere | : ROME er did so fll a) ¢o14 in the cream or e¥ ie Gore eters Sat mummers me =Per box for a better Powder | |} : ‘ | milk egy oid ee oe Sateen pare # By Edna Wallace Hopper | F serving dish or , | {} ing for him to chill thorough|y. Serve “ ze (ws ’ QUALITY I used to pay $5 per box for my : ink~ what pos-’ or with any crushed fru | NM Otel powders. They were made to my lf ee ee SUPREME order, and the makers proved ! d , : 4 me = ‘ | LS WHEN a coffee can lead the § : = | them the best powders in existence. | : ¢ Ano ie aad poor out Gane we At a | I will gladly pay $25 per box for |} Pr ' i / rear in avd year out there is Pa , . = a a very definite reason-—name- y Soe any better powder. And countless | {} ~o Be . ht ia » ge friends of mine on the stage andin | [J Ou <4 me “wahscertnd ebobtey p/ | if 5 movies will do likewise. | i| AS that French Brand Cotte ‘ ee . But I am convinced that I obtain | K ~ ar Ss i! o its - ‘s c : | =F | a. c a et eae i the best powders yet produced. | reveals your teeth and gums. eep s : | 3 aii t ; , And, by thousands of requests, I ] b } after as vear after = es . ly t} to all wh use : ° which 1s sold , year. French hae the came” Gd oo ee. ine them. sound and attractive by pre- the : —&€ an lens full "body rich flavor, remark- ts what I use. l) _— . | —&€ — freshness ate keen . 3 These powders are still made to 1 : ishtlvy Acid Decay and econcemy that won { iret ap- . : . “;™ Proval. . a m jj.my order. But now, in supplying l venting unsig y . : : all women, I order by the hundred A | ; : s 3 ; On = a at thousand boxes. So I supply them l} . reducing the danger of Pyorrhea. e : KROGER STORES = ; : to you at the cost of ordinary pow- :F : : d er 4y zi : B | ders. I Use Squibb’s Dental Cream, made | AN : These powders are matchless | : ¢ f M 3 7 creations, made bv specialists in li ° “ , Mi k O agnesla . COa ‘ powders. All the lore of powder with Squibbs ul if : | rch bedsprin bys va MP = on in bia “3 B f making is embodied in them. As | 4}; : : | such @ way reshing, hea : fine as vapor, as harmless as dew, I It safely neutralizes the acids | “ehcp abt It means a real economy as | features : The hee ee which attack the teeth and gums | well as better ee bedspring that is so Teare twenty- oes ‘tire ore tos tiene ee | | accurately and honestly built that it keeps its resili- hem erfect five to thirty dif. * heavy. My favorite is the heavy l; at The Danger Line. Millions are ence for a lifetime. De Luze springs are the most | ferent g d f poy in square box, based on my : economical to buy. . | rages oO ‘outh Cream. It elings and stays i , hi hl ti Loui | oe. vA aa eet rning to safe, highly protective ; —" Ca Cate No. 3~—The Buckleissoeasily gg erry . cocoa beans, but oe Sigs ha A outh Cream Pow- i} tu £ <4 KINNEY ROME Co ’ St lift the elastic tab underneath the 6u - . costs $1. l} “De The ueeeesel broken fingernails or the least annoyance. WEB™ Baker's Cocoa is ff Ee a eet dae ae “eo sleep 2 the buckle is clasped down it holds ontick mad f And that light powder tn round bow sells i} : Hickory Garters are made of genuine e€ 60 righs at SOc. All druggists and toilet counters | ; , have both Ard both come in three ; ; Elastic, too. That means long 25c and grade beans only shades -white flea’) and brunette : es ‘wean every pair. . : Mail thia coupon and | wi'l send you 5 ee hat ; samples of both They will changer your a oe A.STEIN & COMPANY 3 Ripert Sole emeeption of ine” nowder Plouwe | [hf a a de that if you think now the best eo ee reason why it is : CHICAGO NEW YORE y | , er. |___ SAMPLE FREE , ENTAL You'll also like one Edne SA Hopper. a 869 +* stic by the 7 $36 she 3 Shore Drive, cago. Hickory Under Walate 1 want t0 Made with Squibbs Milk of / = Hickory Sock Garters | Lid. 1) Youth Cream Powder [] Face Powder} | []) I IMPORTANT NOTE: Pi ron tiene de- | ; , Hickory Beby Pan . a : White—Fiesh— B runet*e—Peach : | mand this trade-mark which ? Hickory Baby Garters ; 1 Stagusacy 1780 ‘ © 1925 : L — : =. Hickory Crib Sheete q geese rere oeeeesevooessesserrereses se eee lf . iq of every genwine Rome Quality E - , J Montreal. Can. SS ———— a Re . hor aecipes <t0 FREE ee eeeeeeee eee ee sees t ee ete ees esee= ——i ———— P . — s Li .- 3 ? "3 < . oa. pris we r% : —— . ges a ee ALOR ELT REL A Ie A ite : Se te:

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is Rate i ke COMIC PAGE a 7 = , , WEDNESE * a | COMIC PAGE fiir | FEBRUARY 18, tem § tt Buy USED Bul LSEFL L FERROAEYE ih 1926. Te sais Sse || fAD/O Material “bg 4 Often at adout hals their original cost : through the Post-Dispatch Want Poge MORE WANTS in the Post-Dispatch than CAN YOU BEAT 1T?—By MAURICE KETTEN | Se ace a mer connie Et WAS EXPECTED THAT THE LONG TIME OISPUTE BETWEEN =~ — = YOu LeoK FORA Boy oF” se, pe ole nd Rt A | Zee HANcocK AND EPH, WITHERS AS TO WHO HAD F vO UNCLE |! NINETY 7 ihn | BETTER RADIO WouLD 6E SETTLED WHEN 60TH MEN "J : TAX ON EXEMP é m- te ‘ e “7. ° . + = y el rom - ” ~ eove - -- macs ie apie Rg PRGA a MA eye Hs is Vong dineity Fc eahty “et pa ie a SO te % ; me a . on, daa) : vgs tb a De. 4 Prey . v > i e & , Aa oy or oo CHICKEN STARTED HOME TO BRING THEIR SETS INTO Town a \ ay : AND Put ‘EM BOTH UP IN THE OPERA ous , ~ — "3 om i | i} > REAL | WOULD T prod aygre See where the upper and lower | y \ ; os _| is hela THE PASSING SHOW. | | a | + x - SHE e a eS | ~ Sa . : é feet: ial ota edge” and his companions smack WOULDN'T STARTLE ‘aa and Fraternal Institutions $21.000- ; _ - j . \ ’ K = 1 see the recent soccer row very strongly of restraint of trade. aN ss ITE i» ~ . $3 aS North : nglal £. i f | | x ec, : F i crrchiges wee. |, coder er wucte-wnest tread cut-| [0 ] Cece ie aK “Lg8F LIST PREPARED FOR And everybouy § a nation of whole-whea : iG. LAN ) , ; ee | | | A\\ 3 on ? 7 ‘\. : - if LEGISLATIVE BODY Mivhe iin ts a sadadlveli = hes ome ies niyo > eh Pt teste mM ets y oc $ * J i to eli agg 5. sre RAT iit Tan teh eh lc Deo ee Ned Sete ee y : Ss the —_ S. oes : ¥ — . — ’ 9 , ; d Pit ae are PE 9 > NS Ate Pe ete oy * * 3 ’ -* o Pi a i ae ay ag gt w » RFP “ * ah. Gime we re eo oe sagt Aiea: 0 Spas to sechign mpi Cap ty as ONES: 5 negate iat deltas “ yok ’ s - Ox : ner — restos tte ad mgd Beaty wget Die et -eeieeten He ial ’ ‘ ; ‘ : a rea RD re ge: mated wali . 7 ene ee —— rey ; ear - Z o 7 DF ttan thier dae ienun 2 2 eae ne Renal dy > AEE Ay Sh ergo aed S Sows are nina al a £19" Mgt ae tet p y Washington University |... 555) In manner quite exciting, | ‘How Are You?"” : ae ie | iro), | VE. | | | Sixth The soccer boys are all prepared | Not so good. | . | | Owns 36 Parcels of As- and’ Pas with their fighting. | | 3 | ae To 5° on Under the new taxicab rates five | ag 3 sessed Value of $6,958.,- 124 pre po : . “are | ; ' / J f i P seat as ; y d Hens ~~ ing, The race for Mayor grows apace can ride as cheap as one. Fare} rag r+, aga , am Be as 4 one ) THERE WAS » / | Oe a 210 1009-2 ’ ’ enough, we'll say. ' vee NK ry ) j j f ; , . Sa. ay ° a2 But no one knows who'll win it. PROGRESSIVE LRN 2 \ A FIRM Youl | / NO FUTURE | j ==. & oct upted In’ heats, they'll have to run the poke .— 2 4 | ‘i ( ANT B BAe cantile C bn heats, 7 5. ee CQUTT 'Y CLO IJOB SAD REE AS N { FOR ata ; es ; as: dh $132.000 race Spectacle Balancer. an SEN THERE £IFTY | , HOW COME? | ‘The man on the sandbox suggests! | (o) oO} + (O) 'S ~~ | & = | “Williamson County Coal Haul-| that the persons who can't stand) | i\\_f | a : ; ee fo be producing or capabie of pro Cupple Ww 7 : the smoke and soot of our city can} , ' a | ; , j y BuT ZEBS Wi Fe BUSTED UP OP ducing income. If ‘a te 7 this prop bioeck. : age 'move to Hawaii, where the houses) | : | ». oe Bs a a ae ee . «Ninth Drops. . t ' ee erty would add about $2°0.600 a . Did symebody get the drop on it? pave no chimneys. | | SCHEME AND THE SAME THING Bs ad ey a : ae enue atthe ae 1b eee coy : Li:€ re veti ue ? Rant Ai, 25 feet HAPPENED TO EPH OVER AT HIS) PLAGE IEE woos and siate land, $1 KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN eee : BEM txt of this property which ie|| 500: te . rg Re Station, i Sion in Sw oui? a HERES A I MUST HURR PO hn 1 @ ‘ ' at . 743," «i irr cof the henlclings i> thie list : wore PEA BOUT RA UT t | hy a the heldings fh this st, | CH A tl —s Cc “THe LAsST- T Wy ; l 5 Us Washington University has 36 par- | ; ; i ft 3 ; ‘ ee : Y, : ‘ TWO PLAY JUST COANE MUST Get BAcK }~ fii, v4 ; a ceis. with assessed valuation total- | building TRAVELING GAME iy) |) a A A ing $6.958.210;: the Mercantile Li-/| 470 iD . brary has its six-story building Jat Eight Broadway an Locust street. |} Spruce known as the First National Bank | =9x1I02 Buiidinc. assessed at $9230.500: and || $4990. the other items are lrtids" Hall. | | Clark Ninth and Market streets, assessed | Eizhth at $89.020. and Labor Lyceum, 1243/| 245x13¢@ Noth Garrison avenue, assessed at building, $5950. Cupples Station Tax Exempt. The university's tax-exempt Reoldines in the @ity comprise al- Most entirely warehouse and fac- a property. Outstanding is the Clark OAS THE WAY 7 Warehouse property. known as and Tem He LEAVES = ' BACK TO THe MeeEpples Station. in the block sO foamy Kis BUSY CONSISTS OF 3 ie we THAT ynded by Seventh, Ninth, Poplar ing, $41, @EFICE FOR. TWEAITY MINUTES He Gs Ss AA Orica 4 ig ll i Spruce streets, assessed at $1.,- Tenth . A ity OF EATINS BAIKS LITTLE FResSH HE FINALLY TEARS REMEMBERS STvuFF ’ 559. Numerous other holdings one POT A QUICK Alife A HIMSELF He ASEED & SOlKS = * in the immediate vicinity of Toi feet LUASCH AAIS ANY ROUOR OF : FER AWAY AFTER ANS te’ a Rol c i. i SAXS He°Le COA VER SATIGN LOUNICH ae TAS FOOR - = > Ps 3 :S a! > 4 : > yt a) +3 ? . Be . * be ¢-? F >. -—9 é : 3 4 ,: ee ‘ ei af. - : 2 ae Va Z% 1 Se! 3 ee he , ft % “Ss ay $m , etre, a9h wake ae Sa 4G) mmatipes Ay Seige os oat a $73.600; 1391-59 Washington avenue, $554.- °°: Friedman-Shelby branch of ee — + Fae International Shoe *® * 1419.72 ; ' nepecight. 1958, by SE ninston «= avenue, . $332,750; | { 2 . > — . a MUTT AND JEFF—TRUE LOVE NEVER RUNS SMOOTH—ESPECIALLY AT PALM BEACH—By BUD FISHER {S22 "\f2\; Has D7 samme Nr & tons Cioching Co. 1300-06 ares J. a barter: Mie sonidehiin trees 1009-13 Aa : q | GREETING Heee's A POUND YAAS. You | | a’ : ame Washington avenue $232,000; : ,/ 4 ; : ‘ , Ric -Sti iry Goo ‘os factory ad oo ie I KNEW MY WIG WouULDdD MISS CLUTT oF CANDY FoR MUSTA nat : = Tt ee atts 1 ¥ Goods Co. fa ined All mi §=—s_ || ADVANCE ME SOCIALLY! How's MY You, SWEETIG, NEGLEC et ! x aevents . ote, Mt. tee. A Bool LEGGER'S DAUGHTER we { +f Aaty Hh - pp oreeed ? is ry ' iv AAA yp? HonCcy Youe wuruRious ead TS or £59; loft building at northeast cor- | bilee 4s wet: x ' , | >) ’ & b 2 2 7H fF of Fighteenith and Locust | ? ; . = 7 ' tA) Love jw ith wae Aad TODAY ° - ¢ , - a yeets $305.900 offiee and shop. HIS . x Pilidings at 1807-27 TLerust street | = I'M SITTING PReTtTY! SHéE ‘ae | r = Twat ough . | ; cf me Weber Motor Car Co. and t Corre : | | THINKS THe SALT =x PUT . > opr ¥- . : | ne ) ¥ | | All told. tno university has 61. -ingham , es of property on the taX-€X-) her goes, it —=—___—_ mpt list. but these not included itiary for h te ing list of presurhed | his trot? P - roperty are not believed | the town, . * MA@Kine mone, for the inati- they £¢ PR and some are used for ac- | trteasntngs University purpeses. Almost “next” th of the “Vniversity s main CampUs/ parrons. fin St. Louis ‘‘ounty, bet only the; 7 is included in the scope of the! lative iMNguiry ) REAL FOLKS AT HOME—THE WAITER | SEE *! aluation of the 61 par-|| | ‘ ‘ oe = is $8.475:930, com prising land. ? B°S3.230, and buildings. $5.421,-/§ Wy: \\ - ‘ é ] * A Cran sat b : . Percent notable. gift to the uni- > snag maverce ) WE HAD A LOT OF FLSH ON |* LISTEN = A CUSTOMER TooK 1 Tein You"te Like THiS / 1 Don T KNOW WHAT AILS / OH WELL - THE TIPS WERE | DROP ANY DISH- THATS Y Was that of a $500,000 equi-/{ ' Tee BILL TODAY SO 1 BROUGHT | ONLY ONE Bre cuT OF A NICE SALMON -- iT WAS SPECIAL | CUSTOMERS THESE DAYS } PRETTY GooD AND 1 Did’ F = aoe SX MCE COLD MEATS Too ANID HERMAN SNEAKED IT FOR TeDAY AND tT WAS HARD 538 z3 RROKE y ae Pie the cr 3 _ re - HIMSE@LE--1T WAS atine OY RIGHTS To FIND ANY LEFT... HERE THING FI@RCE--'iT S HARD SOME THImG - Gus Z ee Sky w — Apartments, donat- | ; tS SOmE GRYUYERGT CHEESE “To PICK UP ANYTHINIG AT — SouP PLATE - AND iSADom i... \- Bixby. However, title’ A GUY HARDLY TOUCHED Feng meee RE Tes DrRokPED A GRAPE FRUIT a i the “partments at present is in 1 JusT THint Pi Rhame aft % by, wl ~ mn * -HUH-> HAHM 7 Son ‘ the St. Louis Union t TRADED FRITZ A PiccE . | | MoO- HUH Ai Se.. ao thai’ u aati OF AMERICAN) CHEESE FOR IivwS LovetY You) . s iem ption. 4h T-- CALSE t KNEW YOU Dip GET THIS 7 -. A Hedges, manaael'el thet? “ae LIKED (IT MYRT a - % Property, would not} Po. . its holdings or exemptions >) of the pending inquiry. 1 Mercantile Library... } @rcantile Library building ; " at | 74 . | | ice butt: in pent — sent larse , | , | = , : Z ea | at a cost of $343.- . Mitre \ Jt - 7 , .y . 4 Present assess rmrient of he > ' , c j Fn . let. om saly $300, o0¢ an? ©: | Sten: 620,500 ¢ es & in Lorary o"eupies on'y thse | 3 The | ag ? ee ne Me ee