St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 2, 1925

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DISPATCH ee ee MONDAY EVENING, — PE OR MARCH i ek a eee ee lies Toe Putt * Re sae er gh 5°) ee BAND. mee. NORA BAYES TA STH HUSBANE i me ~~ KILLED BY 5, NINE HURT; Wedding Takes Place on ¢ Veviathan— rie Benj. L. Friedland, By Leased Wire From the York Bureau of the Post.Diee NEW YORK, March. ¢ haves, songstress, embark mm itrimony for the { | This time th itrimony also happened | Atlantic Ocean, Capt. Herbert 8S. Hartley of the Leviathan, yesterg word by wireless to the h ters of the United States Lines “Saturday atternoon he had m Miss Bayes and Benjamin L, , of the Ary arages of New York, and re wealthy. wit —— ~ us Leaving of Scenes. a he's Feature Se- ries ries of — End Traffic the sea of Su! U! “day. Lime of : Mi TAL OF FATALITIES | - FOR YEAR NOW 30 oe me n Schweffermann, 15, + and Frank Martin, 65, * »Two Who Were Fa- Brooklyn Der | : | Injured. leader; P. V. Senegas, an oldg¢ of Miss Bayes; Staff ‘Commie : | Moore and Chief Officer Eq i gins. | Miss Ter ‘ land, president /G be The |B. Smith, (,overnor: daughter; wife of the to nesses weré Mrs, of the New Miss Emily Smig Mrs. John H. Me wife >DEAD. John Schweffermann., a8 Korth Ninth street. ‘Frank Mertin, 65, roomer at sErie House, Fourth and Clark, INJURED. PMrs. Katherine Carle, of Fads avenue, fractured skull, | 15, Bayes and Friedland | planned to keep the news of | approaching Marriage secret the news leaked out and during! \two’ days before they saileg 4 Siage star and her fiance we sieged with reporters seeking tured ribs, internal injuries, | |firmation of the réport, dtical. | ‘Friedland has known Migs 2 gust Klein, 65, of 4240 Me- OR several years. Reports of thetr, Merson avenue, concussion of the ® KOUT gagement have been — bein and lacerated scalp. } time. “Harry A. Walsh, 40, of 25190 They will go to London a avenue, concussion of as| week, then visit Paris,and fe n and lacerated scalp. ‘ing that will pasa @ month og @ Oliver Bus. of 4514 | Riviera and at Rome, Miss set. lacerations of the head also expects, while she is abre body. |gather material for,a venture Mire. Maud Sims, musical comedy whith she , Fifteenth street. injuries plates on her return, head, face and lower back. | Nora Bayes is one of the Mrs. Emma Fishbeck, 42, of 1454 | lican st.ge’s most colorful stars, Bdison street, lacerations of and Jack Norworth, her see and injuries to the lower 1e@ | husband, scored a hit in the Miss Edith Henson, 15, of am. it « 48 Ziegfeld Follies, in 1907. meark avenue, lacerations of t by George) Her numerous marriages hayemem 204 face. , | tracted much attention. Hep @e oS: Olea Brinkman, 3 sand Suther-| husband, was C. A. Gressthl t, lacerations of the head the i'Chicngo. He was not of th fon charged | aters. Norworth was her ould be | and they were known as the s@ ircumstarices | happiest couple until they he due pro-| arated im 1912. The third by the Con- | rourth husbands were Harry Cl and Arthur Gordon. both acte to | : Idents, in utter disregard of the In the last few years Miss ecision fon, in cases _ au, featured the series of the the Volsfeag | *20Pted three = children—NoOMMey end: traffic mishaps which ined the, °: 1a Nora, 5, and Peter, 4. Gieutted in the death of two per- out-warrant, | “Mildren of her own died. SDs and the serious injury of nine transporting In 1914 doctors in Germanysiihers Saturday and yesterday. : | asl | ge os sere and -WOUMBPA ith several persons already un- nore than six months, r arrest, the police and Coroner's jtook up Christian Science an@@iitice are co-operating today in an it cured her. She has been af port to apprehend others, three of | sScieritist since. om continued their flight after the wedding, the : r victims had been dragged dis- | hoisted the honeymoog Bees ranging from 75 to 456 two red hearts pierce¢ ft. The two fatalities brought a white backgratt total for the year 1to 30. 9 pon defeated | - re rij re en the open! Negro Sunday School Campalj hy «Fk A lly ay Saad ting by 11; Workers fay negro churchesBM son of Mr. and “Mrs. Fred | season close | begpn a canvass to enroll,chil ffermann of 2919 Dec. 31. in he Sunday schools. A fm street, died at the city hos- closed sea-,intendent’s council, reprege at 1:15 p. m. yesterday, Gna r an indefi-| the various Sunday schools, ] nk Martin, 65. an itinerant um- | beaten by a| charge of the campaign, Dr. va mender, succumbed 10 Tpin- | Brae¢y being chairman. pearlier. Both were victims of es suffered the day before. verdict of homicide, holding | Toothman, 27 years old. ‘of a6 Franklin avenue, in $10,000 Md for the grand jury, was re- hed today at the Coroner's in- | into the boy's death. k Traced After Hitting Boy. Behweffermann was crossing the south to the north side of manan street at Eleventh, at Pp. m., Saturday, when he was weked down by a five-ton Mack RH making a left turn into Bu- | nfrom Eleventh. The truck aWay and police took the hoy |! the hospital, where ,he was mito have suffered a fractured bone, fractured left thigh internal injuries. Partly after the accident, the! me learned, the truck collided | a parked aut seen at Nine- | th and Branc} 1) streets, and the | tfled from that scene als). : pang the license number. police- h Visited a karage at 1801 Carg mue, where several trucks rTe@ by the Schaeffer Construction and thére found a ™ & broken headlicht of an acetyvline : 5 6. e¢ One. ‘he sylvania Grove Sf ’ a ca ao ov, Upheld Rul- Michigan. rch 2,—The écisjon toda) lon enforce- ! lly stop and withou' uling of of rs eed eri. the kk. ov1d the | ba 3509 Olive et decision i L | ca v 9 fractured Kate Lueckerath, Keokuk _ street, P j The felonious flight of five auto- Obile drivers from the scene of Mrs. 5 not i a ij | the Mrs. to the ’ streets, j fell | injury to a wom- wait- | splinter | left | At noon several large stones and. some ricks fell from the Olive street side and penetrated the can- opy, shattering a plate glass window Hess & Culbertson Jewel- occupying the ground floor injured. of the ry C No one was oo say they want but little here below, but want that little good. Our free book shows you 63 good ways to use ; trying to stick Sala. Brooks reached for his revolver and he just couldn't find it. Then another white fet- low came in with a revolver “Brooks looked around and spied Pythias sword grabbed it and with the dirk tried trooks swung that his neck. The fellow got up and started for the doo, and Brooks jabbed him, like, that, behind.” The narrator lunged the point. Sword Not Very “That sword isn't on. “‘but it sort boys’ ran out. Brooks found his re- ind with it'in one hand and eword in the other he those fellows. But.they got and Rrooks came back. After lie fellow Saln, across just the ‘stab Sharp. sharp,”’ of departure. _he went both they volver, : {hose ‘is the set after 9IeTayv been ; Sure ; EeCS- ' us or right viclously to} speeled | off | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pe tm omnis ne ne |BORGLUM WOULD “ROT IN JAIL” IN DEFENSE OF IDEALS Sculptor, After Arrest for De- stroying Models, Prepares for Fight “for Right.” the Preas March 2 in defense Borglum, >% A saociated NEW YORK, ty “rot In jail’ ideals, Cutzon is preparing for “the fight life’ in connection with the Stone Mountain Confederate | which he says should be completed | because it is the greatest project of the sort ever Iie ; turn from Atlanta that stroved his models and his dismissal by the St Mountain Memorta! ion. For this he had been arrested ot Greensboro, N. C., on 4 warrant ‘charging vandalism and malicious mischief. “| destroyed the eis for the greatest ture in the world’s history. raid, “because I believe in right of an artist to his own créa- tion. ] ready to rot in jall | rather vield this prine nee Let the provincial minds of my enemies cf stone cutters——or shoemakers, they wish. | am ready for a fight.”’ $31,000 IN BONDS SIGNED BY “GASOLINE JACK” SET ASIDE, In conformance with his promise to strengthen the security In cases in which “Gasoline stein, president of the defunct Consolidated Gasoline and Ditatrib- uting Co., is bondsman, Circuit Judge Ittner today set aside three bonds totaling $31,000. The cases were those in which Rubenstein had signed bonds for Krank Lehman, 1420 Carroll street, £11,000: Charles Castieber- rv, 512. St. Joseph street, $10,000, and Paul Laplant, $10,000. The de- fendants in all three cases aré charged with robbery. As is known, Judge Ittner’s move ~Reads of his sculptor corce yer. he had de- = plans after one temporary mod- piece of sculp- ‘* he am than &inaell to | complaint that 'ings were insufficient to cover ‘tal of about $40,000 of signed by him and accepted Judge Ittner’s court. Rubenstein’s hold- a to- bonds in ™ 'a while he found Sala ‘hiding under a ‘coffin upstairs.” Sala told the police the two men i'who chased him into the negro burial league office were attempt- ‘ing to rob him, but detectives be- lieve the sole. aim of the men’s visit was to assassinate the saloon keeper. of his. | tragedy Memorial. | ' | MOr. admitted last night on hie re-' | patched SISTER KLIS VICAR WHOHAD AD SHOT SEF -_~ Unable to Bear dala of Suffer- ing, She Completes Act He Had Attempted. ——_—__ + . (ape Spe: ia ta the Pest: tm spatch an the ChHieeeo Deativy News ‘»pyrient 1074 LONDON, March 2.—A strange broke the usual Sabbat): peace of the little village of Hun- gerton,| mear Leicester, when the rarish ‘He ir. George Clement Bett! shot hinaself, but, falling to inflict a mortal wound, waa dis- by a second shot fired by his demented stster. officers of the! Associa-|tails of the Bettison family (tunes the | contemplate the work | if’ Jack” Ruben- | chamber, investigate the bonds followed | At the Inqu®t today, further de- misfor- aled a tendency toward insanity whieh undoubtedly led the vicar to atlempt suicide. With his sister, Dorothy Violet Bettison, he lived a secluded life in Hungerton. Both brooded over their tragic inheritance. It is said the sister for some months had , | Shown signs of failing mental fac- julties, which distressed the vicar | with fears for his own conditign After administering holy eom- munion early Sunday morning the | vicar returned to hla study, placcd |a shotgun to his temple and sh>t ‘himself. Discovering the trageds the sister allowed no one to enter (the room. During the Interval be fore the Doctor arrived, she sho} him through the heart, and when /neighbors ferced their way: inta the Miss Bettison waa found ‘leaning over the vicar, giving him a farewell kiss. He died within a few moments. In a rambling statement to the police, Mis® Bettison declared she coulé@ not stand the sight of her brother's suffering or of his terrible disfigurement. After an examina lion by medical men she was de ciared insane. No charge was pre- ferred against her. WOMAN DRIVING TRUCK KILLED WHEN IT GOES INTO DITCH Mrs. Wilhelmina Lagemann, 38, wife of Louls Lagemann, a dairs farmer of Godfrey, Ill., and mothe: of four ¢hildren, waa fatally in- jured today one mile north of her home, when a Jight auto truck she was driving ran into a ditch and struck a telephone pole. She wis found by members of a Bell Tele- phone Co. line crew and died on the way to a hospital. She was bringing milk to an Alton dairy at the time of the accident, and ex- act ciuse of which is undeter- mined. reve : ge oe. Ly 4 . Ae . , ‘ A Ahy Vile Pa Zs yy . . Vv 5, Mes sl tewe,” da 7 x tk ae, oy, 4 ~ Vp id , ‘4 Hh the, By Poe i Lh, Tig . — & sk BWRQOEN BS Q . ~~ ‘ iItar, ‘. Huge and mighty as it is, Gibraltar offers the tiny Mediterranean fishing smack the same protection as one of His Majesty’s dreadnaughts. Harbors and banks needn't be awe-in- spiring and forbidding simply because they are large—and yet what tremendous pro- tection a big bank offers. If it is as human and convenient as “Commerce,” its great resources are most desirable. _ The National Bankof Commerce not only has all the safeguards of state, federal, and clearing house supervision but also has a larger cash reserve for every dollar of its de- posits than any other national bank west of the Mississippi River. Such protection is also combined with a splendid loca- . tion. Everything “loops” near Olive, Broadway, and Pine. By bus or street car you frequently pass near this great national banking institution. Why not seek friendly shelter with the “Gibraltar of Saint Louis”? wtth whch os inane the Federal Trust Compary | ee | 4 ote la teh \ . er « ae ~? j~ Savings Department Open Monday Until 6:30 P. M,-

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MONDAT ST LAUIS POST-DISPATCH The Dail; ly POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other eventing newspaper ee MARCH 2, ———="} SCIENTIST SAYS ‘STRIKE’ OF SS ss e Longline 222" STIX,BAER & FULLER ® 328% Special to the P Di teh. 7 WASHINGTON, March 2—C. G. | GRAND-LEADER e rn —— ——— nal _ — ~~ CL TO LLL LL LE — . ~ as, Te _in- e*i. Abbott of the Smithsonian Insti tution. who announced more than u ES alate Tuesday’ s Features Offer Extreme Value-Giving i int was giving off less than its nor- V. J. Brassieres in long line models elasti mal amount of heat. now says that at the Posen ani he has data that indicate that the’ . “strike” may soon be over. » sone from 32 to 44. To check the amount of heal §@ | a (Second Fleer.) given off by the sun, Abbott has f O WNS A IR os established observatories on moun- — tain tops tn Chile and Arizona, * . ‘ Kid Gaunt eee Ne OO lO ee a where it never rains, and scientists Opens Today |** Sree | Underprice New York Purchase of 308 Rugs at Less Than Wholesal | in the that with the expected increase In — A Downstairs Store Week Offering of Interest to Tuesday Shopper vat win rere CN | 83 High- Beautiful 30Fringed © 100 Wilton | 25 Seaml 7 New 18th Street Garage . Tt R44 ge) | 83. High-Grade 60 Beau 30 Fringed | : | AMERICAN BUYS “DEATH RAY" Seventeenth to Eighteenth, Pine to Chestnut Matthews, British | Inventor, An- |} Axminsters Axminsters Velvet Rugs Velvet Rugs Velvet =a An Entire City Block. One Block from Union Station. | nounces Sale on Return Home. es a By the Associated Press. || a ee | am = 0 $ 60 $ 95 $ 50 $ Main Entrance: Seventeenth at Pine || SOUTHAMPTON, March 2-H Ain $ 6 ° . . if Grindel]l Matthews, inventor ofthe t: eS =—=—= —a 5 aay TO THE WIFE hene your husband te leave ibe rs . 8 ar i ae efice an beur early this afterneon and meet you at death ray,” asserted on his ar- —— > the Aute Show te leok at that new car. rival here Saturday. from the. wae J — Two choice g THE 1925 MODELS a aicaccamen el cate -Sae Ga | a An array of beauti- Shown in allover and Seamless tringed Come in beautiful i, shades of Se ee ce ~ ee er aa fee ._ Wilton Velvet Rugs | of 5 5D different makes of passenger automohil ies. A com- would not divulge the buyer's iden- | == ~ a ; ful patterns and color Oriental effects in . 1itO e £ patterns and color ef- green, etc.: patt : " Sussex. || tity or the price paid. Matthews, | : & the most in allover Persian ef- , . plete showing of Accessories, Equipment, Motor Bus | | f ings to please pretty colorings fects with fringed or being discontim the mill, hencet who #as a passenger on the Aqui- . ‘ | Trucks, Tractors, Light Commercial Cars, Aeroplanes, jf “°° “S" > ' . ’ exacting taste. Size fect for living room, price. Size oxra fee _ Aeroplane Motors, Motor Boats and Canoes. | “Engiand now has definitely lost ie cee Se SEES ox: > feet. Very spe- These are slight sec- ‘dining room and bed- plain ends; mill re- ° . 'f the chance of obtaining my inven- ff a sail . ca " ° 4 ° et. © | Gene Rodemich’s (Himself) Orchestra | ee ae a the “Geetha a> cial at the sale price. onds. Size QxI2 feet. room. Size QxI2 feet. jects; Size QxI2 feet. (Downstairs ~~ ep Moun Afternoon and Night ‘| America snapped it up—had been | | Rugs May Be Purchased on Our Easy Payment Plan a | 2 here only a week when I con-| . 140,000 square feet of exhibit space. Wide cluded negotiations for its sale.” | $, aisles and roomy comfort for immense crowds. Tl Ome-Se | e | } Stery Fall Fatal to Ilinoisan. All L ¢ h 7. | ir Pe- iece : UNDER AUSPICES OF RARMER CITY, Til, March 2—_| -LInen ras owels s" oo : ; - 4 hn Moreland, 63, died in the hos- ||] e | St. Louis Automobile Dealers’ Assn. = | 222" More'sn¢. 58: ied im the hos- In F. lever Styles \ io URTEEN - KARAT Seu GOR eae ateee anit Sale Price Each nm £ our er Oly | . Id and 18k. Admission 50 Cents Daily: 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. | cc'"s4 when he fell one story tn , C | : =. Seb TMD white cold ring mountings A cepreneenspeenoeeenemeerastenenete + —-- ; set Hardwar tore here Satur- : + % ‘ ae aa rota nie ho a These Towels are hand hemmed by blind people and $ 75 24 for single settings in store at the time and he lay in the all are of pure Irish linen. They are a yard long and | 4 a pierced designs in octagon ~ | The FOSS DesPATOR is the only St, Louls eveniag bevaages! _ a a half an make ie +t T, ile 36 Yy d Gasicstss Ses jiee)) We ye \ eae and round —— oe | Bewspaper giving Associated Presse uews service ‘ho va ~ : , tt , rt Te ing at Cc ar . fusca, || ™ 1 #«OCsizes up to %%4 carat. rour | SNS SR Tt Girls from 7 to 14 years will be delighted Fae, r tS stone set without charge. a —— ===> 7 ——~ Popular numbers. 250-yard spools. ; STIX. BAER & FULLER | othe Seung wile,” Arractvey freed \ \ eee! ff tam — il for Downstairs Store Week. Trea (WF ‘s Child . t ? bd Sma! ee Sec sarae dl : . ; . GRAND-LEADER | Boys’ Wool Knickers Spas | / ren Si f Tailored of wool velour, tweeds and arg 32 fe ie — 7 | ‘ $ .00 ‘ worsteds in plaids, stripes, checks and Sis rs. : i i 200 Pairs ==_= Pair solid shades. Trimmed with fancy col- mS = Hi lars and cuffs, silk braid and pockets. The ~ . ; rh; iq = | There are just 200 pairs to offer at this ex- dress of the Suit which has a waist of ne > | ceptionally low price. They are of all woo! printed sateen, has long sleeves as well as we ee Si LD Hot cassimeres that will give satisfactory service. the “jacquette which makes these garments a = i | Come in good dark patterns; suitable for school ideal for immediate wear. Every popular ree brow i oF PRY. isee-80; 40: 26. color is represented 2 toe combina in : Downstairs Store.) P : : and sim r if} (‘Downstairs Store) ' 7 , nm Be : i | - _ ees ee q | ; Sizes fre mn QS IIT Tweed Knickers, Sizes 10 to. bait |! | The Great Sale of Silks Continues | Tweed Knickers, Sizes 10 toi on | ie i | | For Girls, Misses and Women 7 Unusual savings are featured on many sewing and notion | | New lots Added for Tuesday—a Yard . 4 sa E a RR Nn ee — eRe EEE Rees eres Rate nee ee - - “ LS A A TT LCR ce Ee tt ~~ nna tlnnemcns — em rs. Come in 26 and 4o inch width ; tons, pockets and self belt. Sizes 10 to 22. ~% . . idths. Included are: an exceptional offering in the Downstairs Store \ Dress Satins in colors Fiber Dress Stripes (Downstairs Silk Gros de Londre Striped Sport Rayon inal Fh pera re AS LIE IIS ps Chiffon Taffetas _ Charmeuse in Henna EST d Satin Striped Tub Silks Buchees Satin ta black ° : -B grade semi-porce- Brocaded Silk Mixed Cantons Putters in tack ee Genuine Cuticura lain Dinner Sets, deco- Brocaded Silk Mixed Linings . Checked Rayon Printed Crepe de Bee “fated in a pleasing pink Kimono Sill 3 Chine ; ) “8 ‘pray design, with gold Printed Satin de Chine Crepe de Chine in pink, white and Cakes 4Ac | etre line. Set consists of 50 Tapes—Bindings Pins—Hairpins English Twill Tape, roll } Cotton Sateen Blanket Binding, yd., SS TN EL Sn nme em ~ LE EE AE, AEE OE EN ne — LL A EE — A eA ER Pansy rustproof Safety Pins, 6 cards 25c Lingerie Tape, 3-yard bolts, piece. mm » Roman Stripe Jerseys ck suff w £ “be in Pd y a os Se 400 count common Pins, paper...... 3c /Brocdied Rayon u yt ia. ue Stee wehbe te ae ¢ rignts Dias seam iape, white, price oe or . Jack O Rov Ravon Brocades Stri aren many We were fortunate enough to secure | ’ © serve six persons. An special at 6 yards 9c i es, iarg s er Artificial Silk Alpaca ™ Downstairs Store.) an additional rooo boxes of this genu- >, 2 exceptional value. 3 : White Cotton Tape, 3-yard bolts, 3° Dressmaker Pins, 160 Pins to paper. ne Se a ee ee f “ At | . which became wet in shipping, and ' i 7 | offer it at this low price Tuesday. _ (Fifth Floor.) = pr. ‘ —— 1000 Ruffled Curtain Sets 9 "se... “gs, —— a Very Special 8 8 Cc TTS Notion Department Spe ial ‘ 13-Piece Cra: piece; dozen .25¢ ~ gan Mercerized Tape, colors, 5-yd. rolls, rsc — = 3 papers roc Jiffy Safety Pin Books... Sanitary G oods Kirby head Hairpins, assorted. .3 for roc Sanitary Aprons, all rubber Seth Waterwave Comb for marcelling bobbed Baby Pants of gum rubber dh or long hair, all sizes, dozen Sew-On Supporters, 2-strap, pair ; 7 Colored fancy round Garters, pair... .25c¢ Plain and fancy hair Barrets in var- Sanitary Belts, all elastic, each......25c¢ 1ous styles and sizes, each..... LL ET i Ee ee se King’s Thread, all tn ig dozen spools.. ee PB? Tuesday, a Set Chipso. for washing, 9-ounce size, 2 for. ..........++eeeeem Silk Thread, 50-yard spool ) ee a ” saa iat Oe . : , . Ww Toilet Soap. z | —— Attractive crossbar scrim Curtains of a good serviceable ‘ as Gg English Toil Tape. i -o 34 widths, aogers pieces. een quality: They are well made with neat ruffles ang have tie- p>. thee Lingette Dress Shields. all sizes; pelt :......-i seen | backs to match. Very dainty Curtains for the bedroom, kitchen if -- a\\ | (De wastairs f . aa or bath... An unusual offering in the Downstairs Store Week. hi Uy § ~~ ape he Rey Sample Trimmings ~ ringed Artificial Silk Panels, $1.88 ment At Worth-While Savings EE NE TT IT RT LR INE me e Seieitenennndenadteniaaieeeedttinedines oothallnendiliieiihiesensttinaeenantiandlinnamanmnetinmetenenetienemiememenetttaeaidemmememetionsmemettese ati ee LL A A EA EN NL ET A ER oe ~~ Dyanshine, 3oc Hair Nets, 69c Doz. A popular shoe preparation that dyes American Lady and Arline Hair Nets. and shines at the same time. Black and single or double mesh, in cap and fringe colors. Specially priced. shapes. All colors except white and gray. Thegé Curtains come in attractive patterns and have scal- loped Pottoms finished with 3-inch fiber fringe. Suitable for living room or dit ining room. 4000 Cards 5c a Card Drapery Damask, $1.44 Yard Perfect Window Shades, 58c | There are 2 to —— strips on a card, repr ; Beautiful two-tone drapery material in Opaque Shades mounted on guaranteed the assortment of of the country’s foremost t several patterns for selection. Makes rollers: come in green, ecru and white; importers. very pretty — complete with fittings. (Dewar eS vee ate = | Nonpareil Bi Young Men’s Trousers Em Ct as : mm $07.95 fe Downstairs Store Week | ) \' \ aN | Lb a= ** ; . 2 7= Special for Tuesday $ 9}.37 ee ~ a Steel tube frame, Kleinert Shields Peari Buttons Household Apron it Neatly tailored of dark A | Sal f H. db: 1 _, rake, mud guard 23¢ Pair 3 Cards 20C . 59c¢ P , | i | ’ will serv 4 “8 * soba ane spon n mportant e 0 an ags | : : | excellent tires. Choice se | n | = > — for work. All are full Tacer or motor Kleinert’s Dress Shields, A erent wesiety of styles Kitch 4 1 | | cut, nicely An advantageous purchase enables us to off Bag | ik : , double-covered; Im various | | and sizes. 3 to 12 on a| | of are gum eo. i | | trimmed and come with cuff bot- the attractive features in the Downstairs Seabe. Week at ; ae 4 tre, ttt = These are ex- gs —— priced for card. Un values at this tractive styles with frilled { 7 toms. Sizes 28 to 34. Unusual presents values out of the ordinary. Included are rll tent “ | - important values. Y is selling. price. borders. VW savings are provided in this leather and a number of styles in silk in the new and wanted dostne | ge . Notion Dept. and Theitt Aves i. |. an offering. Downetairs Stor, shapes. There is a wide selection of new colors. (Dewnstairs Siore - a Miscellaneous Sale Offerings Shinola Shoe Polishers..............15¢ | so-yard Spool Silk, black and colors, 4: Alton Ironing Board Pads. aes > Darning Cotton, 30-yard spools, each, 3c Alton Ironing Board Covers....... * 250-Yard White Basting Cotton, spool, gc apse woe eel pair eg _. O.N. T. Mercerized Crochet’ Cotton, ball, eS inns nknue vene¥ee cannes 7c; 3 for 20c Leatherette Shopping Bags.. Wash Cloths, slight seconds.. 3 for 25¢ Twine Shopping Bags, each.........rg¢ Tomato Pincushions, each............8c Shinola Shoe Polish, can ..6¢ Wilsnap Dress Fasteners. 1 dézen. sc J. J. Clark’s 1too-yard Sewing Thread, 3- Sewing Needles, sharp, darners and cord black and white, dozen...... .23 crewel, 3 papers........\.. sc Wenus Aluminum Hair Curler, card. .8c Scissors and Shears, various sizes, pr. 59° . Enameled Shoe Trees, pair...........8c Garter Elastic, eshdeets — each, Shinola Home Brush and Dauber... .25c Soe ee : , sire Kiddies’ Fancy Rubberized Aprons. .25c teen tee om RR A TT SE A a nn ~ oe we a ER RR RE REE A NE NT — ~-- ~ \ wee | > : MEN's. boys’ and girls on annee® . | 3 Bicycles in various —— at a Es A A A a SA A OB LE «ea i NE A I TN eT ny Mew (Feurth Ficer.) ome — ee ames - -—_ ne _ REE - See LLL LLL LLL LLL! LLL ALLELES LL TE LCL eT et ll tag —-- LL LO Te AR en PN ——-—$———— - eee ee ee ee ee _— — — — — —_ sn _ ee ease — _eeremneee ae A NE me —_ = ee ee ee er eee a — owen —

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SS Pr a Ee ee MC ae Oe EOE Ne TLE ER ee LNT IT TR MMT aR LR AIR ER IR SETI SY CREP REIN OURS TITS POP AE gy TI ey | “, _ ; , 4 , iil hak nabek ey ee oe : vo AES Ee eh, EY ; , oa ." Cb eae eee wae a te“ ess 7 rae \ * - ss 4 Ay | , ; ; EB 2 MONDAY, The Dail - 57,000 ; , : | ; ‘ _ MONDAY. MARCH 2, 1926. y POST-DISPATCH alone has 57, MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED 5 MARCH 2, 1929, , ¢ ~~ meme an - —_- qn greg ° - = - - —— a STIX, BAER & GRAND-LEADER al Ly & $5 ER Hi Longline L, _ @)| -Brassieres Giving in the §}. 49 Luncheon, 75c « —Choice of— Combination Relish Split Pea Soup Fruit Cocktail Chicken Bouflion —( hotce of — Roast Chicken Veal Cutiet Tomato Stuffed with Shrimp Salaé hroom Pattie Fresh Mus Brolled Whitefish Potatoes . | Creamed Peas Dherry wet Neoeat erry Nu - Baked Peach Sovwffle Butterscotch Sundae Boston Cream Meringue -— Choice of— ie V. J. Brassieres in long #* \ine models with elastic eares at the side and back. ©) cizes from 32 to 44. ¢ Orange Coca-Cola 4 aay (Second Floor.) Coeoa ee tiee? — Milk (Sixth Floor.) Coaster Wagons THE 4oth State Coaster $5 Wagon; exceptionally well made; disc wheels with one-inch rubber tires. 16x36- inch body. Remarkable value. (Fifth Floor.) Ivory Soap, to Cakes Than Wholesale §} ._ Kid Gauntlets A {GREAT terarte 63¢ Boys’ Topcoats $639 ,, Medium-size cakes. Buying 79 45 2 limit 10. (Main Floor.) co to Tuesday Shoppers § gy Correspondence Cards Timely Features ilton 25 Seamless siete, Bie Weaine tee, aC S ; ] ] ‘ Roper Gas Ranges ) j P imported Ki with round gilt corners; 24 O pecta nterest CABINET style, —_ $55 SPRING Sopenee, ta | 4 cards and 24 envelopes. porcelain Gas lored of all-wool po- = Rugs | Velvet Rugs Gauntlets with strap wrists. Finished with self or two-tone em- Ranges, with non-rustable ovens. Fully guaranteed; same style with oven regulator, $67 | (Main Floor.) Telephone Index \ laire, tweeds and fancy fabrics, in the new En- ° = 19= | ree metaaren | Fancy coors gsc || |S | Se etek, mete : : Leatherette Index A SY Laundry Tablets. 5 for - with set-in sleeves. Tan, | | T — ) tones of brown and to Z; with special memo pad ~Q, sy -3 ray and mixtures. Lined b tes | wo choice patterns beaver, also white and attached, (Main Floor.) = SSAy STAUFFER'’S Laun- 19¢ aay 4 al 4 “tai 4 eautitu! in shades of rose, black. All sizes. - “Poiletries ae +~ = SAY, vibhlon tan thane Sizes mage -—n 6 sy d color ef- green, etc.; pattern ig . (Main Floor.) Hennafoam Sha . “~ wS SAN limit ackages, (Fifth Floor.) : ia mpoo; will ~ ~— \ 5 P g ' d 8 | h, : : —~ SQA (Boys’ Own Store— : fringed or being discontinued by = os not discolor the hair; 33c. ey Saat ~~ SA : Fourth Floor.) : the mill, hence the low Absorbent Cotton, hospital Sa e \ ? Wall Paper, Roll - : os fe). grade, pound roll, 37c. ~~ WA NN 7 EW Wall Paper suit- rice. Size gx12 f ° A; = ~ SS \\ \ 32 N rites iy & Roads iY QXI2 teet, . Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold ISS YN \ gie able for any room. C gx12 feet. | (Downstairs Store.) * Ring Mountings Cream; tubes, 8c, 19c and 33¢; SSP \ \ SY aus Included are cretonne and L p t it lan pane Jars, 21Cc, 33¢, 69¢, sag == SN) \ \ = Dresden designs, an dtwo-tone ong- ants ults | d . ) = RW) W\ effects. (Sixth Floor.) Ae, Pj S joa sa t $ 95 Men's Union Suits TQ \ ‘\ | Bathtuls Genes . a. 78 HT - WEIGHT e- 1ece ul S$ — Knitted Union Suits; 75C S \ . WHITE enameled 79 = ) - ; of ribbed white cotton. Short \ in, | Bathtub Seat, with C | | ] . kie 1 . h: osed \ rubber-covered nickel - plated * sleeves; ankle length; dlose - - URTEEN - KARAT eetell.” All sees. \ hangers. Adjustable to most OYS’ Suits with two pairs (Main Floor.) any size bathtub, B of trousers, fashioned , B® «green gold and 18-k. “ef white gold ring mountings (Fifth Floor.) for single settings in ' pierced designs in octagon ° round ‘styles. Stone sizes up to 34 carat. Your’ | stone set without charge. i The styles are illustrated. (Main Floor.) in the popular loose-fitting English models. There is a varied assortment of pat- terns for selection and in broken sizes, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20. | i (Students’ Room—Fourth Floor.) Union Suits ) WOMEN'S Cotton 68c Union Suits; very, fine gauge. Cuff or shell- trimmed knee; reinforced at arms and stride. All sizes. (Main Floor.) Garbage Cans F galvanized iron. 4- gallon capacity. Rim 59¢ cover and strong bail handle. Sale Extraordinary of Lovely Spring Frocks ball bande. Piece Coffee Percolators $ é¢7 INIVERSAL” 2 O U Percolators, of $3.49 heavy grade aluminum, with Universal pumping system. —_— iy eo Silk Stockings, : Ped pure-thread silk 91.39 Hose; chiffon weave; black \ Men’s Pajamas i . | Ch "| d 9 Sh ane ig _—- colors. HIS Dress event is exceptional indeed—so far 6-cup size. (Fifth Floor.) : : : waren §s oes se gga lag wt es high- reaching is it in price appeal, in fashion ap- ' 4 = peal and in style appeal. Hundreds of unusual Rinso 10 Packages spliced heels. 3 pair, $4.00. : . 3 Z (Main Floor.) Frocks for daytime, afternoon and evening. are SED for soaking | 49¢ 29 Me y a SF B : d B h presented in a complete range of sizes from those clothes and elimi- $ odd () eadas, 10 Duncnes for the small woman up to and inciudi 2 nates the necessity for rubbing. — r * T ARGE assortment of 29 P ng ap- Buying limit 10 packages. eaners for muilog . propriate Dresses for the larger woman. (Fifth Floor.) crochet ba r chains, : ‘ he HILDREN’S excellent Art le cal Geeted Peer.) The fabrics are: Flat crepe, Georg- Wash Boilers Two -PIECE style ———— ette, satin-back crepe, bengaline, silk NO. 9 all-copper $ 4 49 Pajamas, well tailored e > brown elk, ¢an calf and On Rg ( Table Runners faille, crepe de chine arid gay silk Wash Boilers; .| of cotton pongee and per- | combination of tan calf — and smoked elk Shoes 5 warns. $2.19 prints. The colors: Lipstick, rust, heavy grade, with stationary cale, in solid colors arid | built on orthopedic lasts. hee lamte and tcidemed with blonde, new blue, green, navy and a" ee striped effects. In V- =e | = | Sizes from 5 to 8. Sizes gold braid. black. y neck or middy styles. k . 814, to II, priced at $2.75. Art Needlework—Second Floor.) (Moderate Price Dress Section—-Third Floor.) Frog or braid trimmed. ; : Built to give excellent ' ' : All sizes A, B, C and D. , tkers, Sizes 10 to 22' o* Siete eee A Sale of het ease ey ls, Misses and Women i _ oe Piece Beautifully illus- $1.20 The Buy-Way of St. Louis y Me : ~ trated in color by Jessie Wil- Silk Hose, $1.00 . (Second Floor.) Full-fashioned pure-thread Silk Stockings; black and col- ors. Medium weight, with mer- cerized lisle tops, double soles high-spliced heels. All sizes in = the lot, but not all sizes in ev- ery cofor, Children’s Shoes, $1.19 School and Dress Shoes of tan calf and combinations of tan calf with smoked elk up- Hairbraid, Milan, taffeta, Canton | pers. Sizes 5% to 10%. crepe, bengaline, silk faille, felt, nov- Men’s Shoes, $1.95 7 4 : elty imported straws. And, of course, Gunmetal and tan calf Shoes, Sample Millinery ‘10 N almost limitless variety of the season’s new- est and most exclusive creations, each hand- made, at the amazingly low price of $10! The newest materials are included— tairs $ 1 95 . cox Smith, Week... | , ° Oy cs Infants’ Dresses «o suith of inickers tor coring, PIOTHC- Dinner Service suowr’ dreses ot ¢7 35 fine nainsook, lace wear. They are well made of part — and embroidery trimmed; some and gray. Finished with bone but- are stitched in contrasting col- self belt. Sizes 10 to 22. This is ~ ors. Sizes 1 and 2 years. ring in the Downstairs Store Week. Book Troughs 7 XCELLENT. Book Troughs in the pqpular American walnut finish. They measure 28 inches in height and are ro inches ee Baby Buntings F white Blanket O cloth, stitched in $1.00 pink or blue. (Second Floor.) _——- ee —————S——— Women’s Pajamas (Second Floor.) (lbownstairs Store.) = EST grade semi-porce- lain Dinner Sets, deco- ‘tated in a pleasing pink Cuticura Soap spray design, with gold ; ia- 44c itis ehesiats of cc | | mee fina $1.57 the wanted colors: coral, green, sand, with Goodyear welt soles and pieces, which is sufficient crepe, in solid colors, stripes coco, pablo, brown, bluette, wood, rubber heels. Discontinued wide and 23 inches ‘long. Rien to secure (ae ey amma and figures, flesh, peach, or- f Copen, terrapin, black and thistle- styles. All sizes. | Equipped with a shelf at xes of this genu- ! P : chid, maize and white, with y bloom Handk i : : andkerchiefs, 2 for 25c bottom. Limited lot. ex > ’ ene value. (Third Floor.) trimmings of lace, hand-em- broidery or tailored models. . (Second Floor.) e€ wrapping of in shipping, and rice Tuesday. ra Ointment, 16c. ura Ointment, 32¢. Women’s Novelty Voile Handkerchiefs, solid colors, Sale of Umbrellas See and alttound saloped Linen Handkerchief, 19c Men’s Irish Linen Handker- (Seventh Floer.) \ (Fifth Floor.) Apron Frocks - -SIZE E ote pe of $ 3 | 9 (Downstairs Store.) epartment Specials | 13-Piece Crash Sets | actin’ ss Sdim wg +O asd * 322 Flounced Curtains : bers, d _ Seam 25c piping, ruffies of organdie chiefs; finished with %-inch nee sr aapge ee 9 Phevices sehen aa | Sie x 95 and bands of solid colors. = : ’ hemstitched hem. & ° 15 P . spool... eS ge a 5¢ or or - ____, Becond # leor.) ANY smart new styles appear in these two ican Vc Yard ams ( aif ut Sd PEP earl ale 55¢ . Novelty. ini groups, especially purchased and featured at aces, 7/7/20 225 ) iid hy ‘0 34 widths, ro-yard pieces......-- ” Ge rs 2B wagtipge & Wg extremely low prices. The first group at Mai eascsh — cane yam: | L » ll pla > ae Se nT Ay ; ; - y . . Pe s atte al, ce, i r aces - — (Downstairs Store.) HEAVY quality oyster Lining, with cot- 69c $2.98 features eight and ten rib styles, in silks of in various shades. ATTRACTIVE double | ‘ shade linen is used in ton back, durable in wear. New good quality—black, and bright new colors. Fin- . flounced grenadine H -} Et 44 ished with tie-on tips, and smart club handles of Ruffled Curtains, g5c Curtains, which are 2% mis spring shades and designs; 36 yy + ay NE ae lad carved woods, with heavy silk cord, or leather einem festa Me loops at side and top. Tip trimmings of amber, Fifty-Fifty Tweeds and stubby perrues, give an extremely smart fin- noni be mg Pao we 2 yards long, and full tains; double ounce wit width. All are finished Ally hemstitched border; tie-backs with fall. cuffie“en elds y ; to match. 2% yards long. 200 i and double flounce on making these Sets, which consist of one oblong scarf, size 18x54 inches, n& and one dozen oblong le Trimmings th-While Savings pairs on special] sale. ards 5c a Card 2 sample strips on a card, representing e of the country’s foremost trimming (Downstairs Store.) mats, size 12x18 inches. } .They are exceptionally attractive values. (Second Floor.) Nonpareil Bicycles A NEW novelty in $2 95 ish. wool] goods, in two-color combinations of gray and rose; ideal for town wear or on the golf course. 54 inches wide. (Second Floor.) ee Warp-Print Taffeta EAVY quality Silk He light colors, ror 91.99 dance frocks, slips and art pur- poses. 36 inches wide. Special Sale of Lighting Fixtures [NCLUDING the entire surplus stock of a lead- ing manufacturer at remarkable price con- (Main Floor.) Olive Baskets, 25c Fruit or Olive Metal Bas- kets with glass lining, swing- ing handle; measure 6 inches in diameter. Percolators, $1.19 Aluminum Coffee Percola- tors; Pure Aluminum brand. Large size—I12 cup. base. Complete with tie- Pea) backs to match. (Sixth Floor.) Axminster Rugs : ; 95 {Second Floor.) cession. The quantities are so large, the selection Cups & Saucers, set 90c « 85 , ) 7 . es Spiral C so varied, that the Fixture needs of hotels, apart- Six Cups and Six Saucers; AS — we — Po a3 f mye ope a OL ¢9 39 ments, as well as bungalows and other dwellings of Japanese china, decorated in x = — ™ . may be supplied. blue-and-white effects. 250 ) Spiral Crepe; ° dozen on sale. s, boys’ and girls’ Pes ~~ ee alam; setege | Kitchen Light at ........+..+4.. $2.75 “Thrift, Avenue—Main Floor.) SPECIALLY arranged Bicycles in various : (Second Floor.) Five-Light F ixture ........... $14.00 Crepe Leno, 49c group of 60 Axminster : Steel tube frame Untrimmed Straws po cee ~ 7 eg Rugs in the guts sis | f : DDOGREE BE oo o's voces scccocees 18. with neat d bs " — andba 00 fF Srake, mud guard hese eg td Un- $1 69 Three-light bedroom Fixture... $4.00 rad gy ne ED en ae Closely woven of high qual “4 gS e *xcellent tires. Choice ——— <n l teatey Two-light Fixture ............ $2.65 Se ieeare S--Main waeer.? ity yarns in various pat- sy Pokes, with small, medium and : ; . A. ese Bags as one of —= roadster, racer or motor large brims. Some roll up in Drop light Fixture in brown tone and Bath Towels, 39C terns with grounds of blue, a eek at a price\that model. These are ex- Seichinksoes ail eanalinn A ics se aaitien aiid — “ $ Blenches Towae; bewvy- Nh. % i is 7 . : s te ' a all-leather, patent ly important values. simple trim will make a smart : = ° ee Floor.) pein once og € dome ate og — ay and wanted Spring a “what cS-eny of those shapes. , ae] TY Me quare 1 —Main Floor.) (Sixth Fleer.) | e th Floor.) ei F - . 5 hee cnag ri } \Z ~ (Downstairs Store)

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/ 3 z és | 2 . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the mornifg and one other evening newspaper COMBINED oa ete Pa f AY, ; - — _ — oe em le Se agqg @ s&s: ee Big March Sale of Housewares“ Continues—Exceptional Values : | | ; 3 ee : iia a. . Our 6% Semi-Annual Sample Sal i . % f 2 & ® » & * * o . s | : * For the sixth time, we invite ‘the women of St. Louis to Sample Suits Sample Dr SOD eh Tor) hgh ol A ee 7 as now come to ed upon . repe Tissue. | 1 ay passing importance in the social life of the city. | ae yr hy Se g 5 —$ Samide De eo | = 0) 3 e Dress * , e « a . & * ¥ * & a ® Sample Suits. . , : SA q $45.00 to $50.00 have made this- group more | | $48.00 to $52.00 Sample - \ : : | Sample Suits. . " Ses > ~ , : . . | 4 $55.00 to $60.00 | —— . ‘ Pa ; | } , ¢ F th . { ‘ S S S 8 l ~ it : smeN ~ 40 and up, so that you will have | | iz no trouble finding your size. Coats t , $65.00 to $70.00 | eg a (en $ o | | | 3 . Sample Suits te $5 rr i T a Ca i [ a $75.00 to $80.00 $45.00 to $50.00 - | . . ' | Sample Suits....-.. , Gemnle Drese $34, Z =— V For Your | | ee $85.00 to $90.00 Be anepye hs es, ce | alue | | 2574, to 338% Ye | Sample Suits $52.50 to $60.00 Convenience $90.00 to $100.00 Sample Dresses . ... PUSHES. 95 to $4.95 Leather | 8 © a & 4 | | S | Suits | 8a factory surplus samples genu'ne All Sample Suits, Coats and Coats , a e $65.00 to $70.00 >a Bars. moire and leather > yenheaee aa | Dresses ook been arranged on $105.00 to $1 10.00 — $115.00 to $120.00 | $ ; =. co, pin seal and other ie the ai : About the Sizes | $29.000$35.00 Sample ¢9] gb | Coats e ' .00 to $39.50 | oy ’ Samples are always made in | | 40,00 to $45.00 Sample : 95 FF a. r $35.00 to ee $28.95 $25.00 to $30.00 3 | $1.00 16, 18, 36 and 38 sizes, but we. Coote : Sample Dresses PEUede | fea back strap. racks according TO SIZes, mak- Sample Coats ft ete © 6-66 Sample Suits. ey ey ce $115.00 to $125.00 Please bear in mind that there are but few garments of a | $125.00 to $135.00 98, 9 ' $80.00 to $90.00 wall t Vomen ’s - Broadcloth a tyle, instances only one or two or three. An early | - Wee : . | y ocean ‘shite eneniel ae therefore advised. Sample Suits. . $ Sample Dresses .... ~—CR the oul tego dee senalons: sh And other mB Coats Up to cas a im And Up to $169.95 (Segond F ram) ! 'C the Big Silk Sale S Ea gut Ot Tay | C ontinuing ee cs ae | I: Womens Mer’s English | $1.59C ) | All New Spring W eaves and Colors | Eee ens | = F Sennen eae. | SEO Contume Sale New Spring Needlework =4_In.Bordered Dress Creneall = & 5 chiens: Oni 1222 | Sept” $] 19 4 Misses’ Stamped Dresses {stamped To r -. ee | GE ceva i nawtlig Choclne cadens ont a e+: New bordered prints on heavy quality crepe de chine, Pe ) 7 50c Women’s Union S$ ¥ fast 4 ing it a very easy matter to] | find your size. Sample Coats ....... ‘ Men's English Broadcloth Costume Slips made of im- : : ‘ e a 65% a a - . 7” oe ase Ra Nh , 58c es Sek ‘ a7 *. a e _as - ‘ at cistante some oon Gea | . Egreet, eatmmay: gg a - beau ea designs, easily embroidered, Curtains; tw: $I 00 beautiful eolor combinations of tan, blue, Castilliam or an eae wala ‘wa undll ate E pen As & pleasant evening’s pastime for thé 58e rds acces blu: Soft cuif styles; fine | bottom: all the wanted colors ~ schoole 1 ee 14 and 14 years. ——o ‘ ari) i hinese red. 114 to 1? 4) Va = is sufficient to make a com- a Be warment perfect, shell kn grade of broadcloth; size 14 oe Spring wear: si izes 36 to je La, - ‘ resees, two Tor... to 16 in the loi. | (Fourth Floer.) Fh a ) Stamped uilt Patches $1.29 stam ed ’ haoot mation plete dress. V ery new and etteaenies.. . 363. ee . vi, o 4 ie cmt : 1000 Boys’ Tub Shi Scarfs or Buffet , . ° : ha Q s bei a populMr Iter ac Men $s Nainsook $1.59 Extra-Size ‘eo s you will find these patch . DOE oven ona «s - ss y ida 3 , . PR 4 oe patches just what $I. 00 88 a New Spring Foulards | 40-Inch New Printed |$3.50 Printed Flat G dts to $1.75 values: Suarantecd tase [ 7 7 © ‘ Ju Want, several Os nk Sh ows Union Suits Nightgowns ; le !lack combinations in ex $1 5 } to $2 50) Water Athletic style Union Suits: | Extra-size Nightgown: made | rad ae “98 for | ‘00 Table Covers this great sale, , colors for dresses, en- $3 98 styles. All in this . eed . letic style : s: _ semble suits or scarfs ° Eee. WP skesncee ceuwn ted fringe no sleeves: knee lcngth; smail of cotton crepe: slipover style; a ) $é6-inch Tard... atenere cas eeen . semb! it s _ ae saie, } : : S Oe. nelamas: check material: size in flesh. honeydew and white; Pure _ line oo _ . Re ountain \ rin eC! t amply large; well made ISC ucl a round or square, stampe a | : run and sample Bags: heavy rt 34 to 46. (Main Floor.) | ¢uU 20 bunches of Beads, . nl , ' ; _— a ‘ (Fourth Fleer.) Packages a a S$! 00 ters, hemstitched for | 00 | $2.75 Printed Crepe de Lines pase and finished: eath complete with fit WE an « 646% wa 68 , ~s 40-inch, new printed Crepe de Chines 7 3Qe Bed carro | $5.95 Silk In this group you will Swist; se send $1.00 combinations of blue and tan, tan and 1] : — | C li find children’s w ear and $3.50; your choise a $1.39 Stamped 0-inch, gorgeous rose designs on grounds of white and black or blue and: russet: Neaij — We Rubber Apron y | ostume Slips ah en epee ’ nil . on conens ) 1, @ ) q | Piano Scarfs reach, orange, tan, ciel, moise, cocoa; very new signs on a heavy, splendid quality crepe 7 d colors: heavy rubber for househ« other articles, « 45 Knitting Worsted: for Spring dresses; all in this great than forty styles to > — “and kitehen use. Each one perfect i -~_ weed . ‘ 1.0 7 egg | Wigh grade: warranted 20 a I ay ~ 85 » O0 tie bail Ladiow in, 00 - gic oy ay mnped 2a eet silk event. PGs 6 ccocesesesiwesase - eelect TFOGR « — DE. whi Ke Scan $1.00 stitched for crochet; : | Be cross ties; strong and com- Costume Slips made with a fo. eer $3 Satin Canton Crepe ee R9c to QRc ¥* eT fortable; for all size and deep shadowproof hem: bodic : | - ° ° AS styled beds. a rteor.) | Remstitched top, made oA | | 75e Belgian Linen Stamped Buffet Sets ~ 40-inch, extra heavy Satin $4.98 Ottoman Neville Faille ibs: sece ca me oe anh prea atest, \) = ieee pa Sets Stamped 5-Piece Tt Canton Crepe in new oe = d | m4 fe tem Hn Choice of? ree. oo ar ny > M ’ - f Wst & ie ~* : a i . Nugents pe we (Fourth Fleor.) age noice of & three-piece V aS TO 0 Bridge Sets pony ton bl er in hia rus One of the newest Spring weaves for ensemble, ¢ = for crochet: large size fe fr creat silk event... we 49 dresses or combining with other materials, also sep “ Inlaid pee Sq. S e la oO e Set Two beautiful de- Mattress hino H m _G8e Japanese Work Baskets ht abe coats. In very newest colors such as: Inlaid Linoleum of very heavy grade f Da é ry Well made Signs, ped on ful patterns and colorings. Be go th — mice siz egg Bem 4, Arye, ene Se a : Ciel Ti V Mal Ni e siz agetu | and ornamenta Cream or white cloth: le itian enus acca WNice burlap back. Seconds of Only.. splendi a tee ancy work: two for $1 00 } tent % 2 : : $3.50 Crepe Satins Ocra Briquette Pone Terre Lilac ( ongsigte of 36 } 40-inch beautiful Crepe Satins des” Perse Tangerine Laquarre , e*eeecee@ Om « ‘2 2 a2 eS a2 es 2 2 2s! 2S Sse se ee ee ' Ane oh $1.39 Wire Bedlight Frames 3 Tricolette Bloomers, Pet Consisting hte nae - rt. A very = ; al 2a tric. +} inch cover and four er the new Spring shades of Havana Fassah Porto Rico Agot aa ent | f Shi ne wee ting mts ot instructions good size - , blue, tan, blonde, green, league, | Artichoke Civette Dust Pain Brule [Fancy flounce Petticoat and fancy cuff . fted; covered — se os Stven by Our expert l. : rust, cocoa, titlan, golden, navy j ; to 74 lengths. Splendid quality, Tricel t ticking. (Main Floor.) imetructress ............ “St. 00 napkins .. S AS i gh Ne 7 wad —— Turf Frelin shades 4 (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) : idnig vory and Black : (Third Fileer.) ; , — | New Spring Ca ot rT ee pete c ] ~ ' _ Dp: TING -GpPee se | (00 Sweaters Feather Pillows Tuesday S22 esd Coe ‘Sweaaess wis So Tuesday $ / 95 — ae = . Shadow Net Fringed Panels M h S ] [ Slipever; in tam only; sizes ri e« Oey, Der Uamee | cunarente wool-knit Capes urtains .: ell; beaut ul designs, = ne int $4.95 a aFC alc of Lar am o}: iW Sale of Sample Jewe NX with aULI ohe-set plain and colored Dbrace.¢ts, hm & ? es i) hair, _ ;, . UiNed choice bh combina? io ns rade with ned } : = . iS ™ " bh weve . - ' 7 « j were, CUXK. 6 in ‘ ere : lets: 6 months to "3 years. 4 > 7 — is wi with fine qualit art ticking. > - Ss _ , en, (Feurth Fleer.) TY, = —Aiaces barpinsa, breec ear (Third Fleer. Scalloped and Fringed Shades “$2. 75 and $3 50 Ruffled Curtains Introducing Our New Lamp Department ‘ ws $3.50 Split Cow- aqué an qua! 4 ; . ; . c Hand Scrubs . ° teed rollers: colors Reta ow and taun. quisettes ar 7 gren Pon ‘som a, ve co) pa ( - , 7 Bridge Lamps i Children ~ Princess § oe ict ¥ hide Brief Cases yellow and tau; Pee Tuesda j2e 3x7 feet; each... 5c ss mags aaa sa bro dered co + rireg ciate : i. hog ; Richly polychrome Roman gold b iat . . : SOc Fussday y $7.98 plata hits: a weedatal graup te : A eo, > with adjustable arm—for reel and Combination — Only. . for bedroom or nursery; oN : ae Only 98c - amma ~y Cloth Curtains. “SL 95 : 7 im JZ 74 weighted bottoms, pull-chain sockea@e Children’s Princess Slips, combinat Large assortment, white af moult si @ . ee a -— Gowns well made of good cotton mater bristles; black or -light wood | lit cowhide Brief Cases, seautiful n P s and rings can be Dotted Grenadine ae oh 1 bingy! Shades are of fine silks, $ ie | # to 14 years. backs. poe =. eS or >1 th _— cine re 7 = oe | ted silk in (formeriy ealie: Fuseday $ 47 7 New Box Loom $295 a $3.75 Five Piece $1.29 and $1.35 Siete Lawiie asoxeaivs so hacksteeek. : Sted silk and Rayon (formerly salle in a at il range of . iF ; e. Cape pepe shadow net patterns; soot, | sage or fan come ores oa Rupes Lovely Junior Lamps —_— * a trong net, in the ecru tint; ; ¢urtalive hyve colored ruf- ; ard effects in Extra fine polychrome and Roman gold finished Oaa™ \ ‘ool-? - : ‘The F's witiees* all-atee! ——v a 7 ’ ‘ s > Ff t or? — ‘ ~> 2 . te a. a « - _— . , : . * : , ‘Maek & Sn finished with artit a || CEE VE. Blue, Pink, gold and . this splendid group of Praper- ft Complete with silk pull-cord and ea ee /= 3 : Ps ; tide ee «i ; : . am ie" ty “3 ~ t > . , frame with good Lristle brush. | dots it + ei is - i psaielig Only. sce and thee | gone nu celers of bine, rose, quisite silk Georgette shades ir — Bors’ Wool-Mixe@ Kalekers, regular § Besciel buy of 1 set _—en | co a icks:;40: mat $? 95 berry: 36 inches wid. 95¢ , of beautiful colors and shapes; © ee fray and brown mixtures, stripe N -* © io ‘nan - +? oo ¢ . ; ; “ = ' *- . ee " "or -, = * Zes © , , al f Cook Kettles Loom, CT} =), be a t to une ’ aie - PS | ‘Third t leeor—Nugents. ; : exira deep f: inge. ‘ n ple te am & « Lo 1¢é. Speci Tee. s? rades: fanc ¥y sleeves: finishes a Tuesda with taseel; iso long colh Junior Lamps F ; f C : edged with shirred satin rib Beautiful Polychrome cold stippled bases—Vvarem : Yomen’ Gowns, Ches Only... bon (Fourth Fleer.) “Sale of 150 Dx JZ 2 Ru [A) shapes and models—a!! with weighted bottoms an@ 4 4 . \ | gs i pull chain sockets. Complete Boye ow most handseme , = and Bloomers SSegthn aa ot mee _ — quai- | Linene and ——— Georgette shades: have silk - Tie . ~ - madras finished with: ‘solid heavy. durable qual) rs et x. w Velvet Rugs oF a close ly woven oudoir Bed Lamps Torcheres Cy "rere © ®e @e#ee@e @ . . color collars and cuffs: sizes hege” sgee “we, — quality; a e¢omplete seleetio f b ful | 36 to 50. (Fourth Fleer. beautiful designs ; finishe ie oie Hi, lection of beautifu | : ao, = Mercerized pg Rese Eigen: dinia designs; every Rug perfect ; Lamps ___ Hundreds of beau-} Bronzed poly. S=—Gem Damask — 79¢ Bracelets a a er eredr see were T OntS sey. toe Vine imported a 'tiful silk Georgette | chrome finished bot- —— 95c Congoleum 1 Pabe i AB Be t d Tuesday Je ON Zole anc avpcoin ST 19 4 y ‘d Wid glass Boudoir. Seen | d Lamps, in various | tom and top, with ar- Only, Yd. 07 . |: loorcoverings the de -~yYarda-Vy ] eS L Series with han - Painted | | beautiful colors, with | tistic decorated pare *h- 3 yards wide; this well-known Flooreov- (rood, heavy, durable quality . printed and etched bases and | , pall chain socket. ial cylinders. Spe-. aie ses, Sa with; | Bracelets set witn Sriuane | Time of a heavy enameled surface; sanitary Linoleum with a burlap back; will cover | tops; wired complete, | ee i. ot. part — rhe to make a se- colored rhinestones. igen: and easy to c! AD ; fine ' hol ee © f ine ne west - — a ithout ndinar-t, sh _— in the $ 95 $ 95 $ 39 ‘ ” (Mata Ficer.) | block. Dytel h bile ‘carpet ar : eon newest parte : 7 © 5 ot ? ag tion al patterns: per “Tare var yp piaait ay’ rd ‘Se ee ee eee Ye P " bs ; ys " >) eee oo oe me i ah ie >. oe Ne EE oe $y et, 1 a7 Oye Ap ae Re. ft on ace a weet RIE Ges RS TEE a aS em ce Be SP le een wae Ada oe =

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ei KEIO Ah Ane tig ee cee PEN UN ae OR IRN Ae ve ye I i 2 — = , , - - -_ peeertms . pes a eS ss a ce BOR. ER Pere RES Cs eee oe ae ee tee Pah my REI ‘i PRG, MES. is: pits tin ti % RITA: Py ey RH: a HK CERES i BMS a Ee Ie ee 7 A AN ENeS na meneomeneeeee ee ——_— Gi ‘ a ' - orav. rust and « . bag x Castilian or ¥ 59c Women’s Union Suits P y a Sizes: Misses’ 14 to 18: Colors of tam, deer, gray, rust and -AMGMA \AGR ee ; : ; 5 Regular and extra sizes, built-up and _ bodice a 100 New Jumper : ’ 4 ri 5 green. i oe For Large Women o make a com- =—= salbers every garment perfect; shell knee. | : Women s 36 to 44; | ie My ‘ | mF at &) Py Af || Extra Sizes 46 to 52 Sizes 14 to 18 and 36 to 44 el | 100 Extra Size , . | Q } . 7 ; ses es ‘. Z ; 1000 Boys’ Tub Shirts = $ ] a . Wo i i | ) id es e fz 0) fab- | 7 ' Mis AL $3.50 Printed Flat Crepe | 431-50 to $1.7 5 values; guarante oa fast color, fab- $’) 00 L | Gh? es; | } ( LOA | S “gs ei The R 2 bl ) wry | 4 ~ 1¢ ave | LnsembDie suits e | | _ Made of downy, weave 40 inches wide, new designs @ med; Oliver Twist Middies, Balkans, etc.; all sizes, 3 to 8 years. tructible and colors. Beautiful white and j aa . materials (Main Floor.) ms and|Liack combinations in exclusive : - 9 , d Materials | ; .° . ' , “1 3 8 styles. All in thts J $1.50 to $2.50 \\ ater Bottles and Fl l‘inely tailored of flannels and poiret twill | ALCTIAIS, ye sale, yard annels—Cloth Checks 14 SIZES from and sample Bags: he — rubber: and Misses Fountain Svringes 66 All Sines fer ‘Wemen | materials. Colors, tan, rose, navy. All a ie in tery run we sizes for women and misses...........+.. : tet 75 Printed Crepe de Chines | Sey rk A alice: eath complete with fittings. ' C , neh, new printed Crepe de Chines in pretty 4 nations of blue and tan, tan and blue, § and black or blue and russet: Neat de- ete Rubber Aprons S9c iaune 7 = ‘ a BASEMENT SILK SALE MOST EXTRAORDINARY! 89 to %c Leather Belts, SQ | New Printed Silks—$1.95 to $2.95 Values—New Printed Silks ¢ ' i ‘a . ; ~ io ef t le s h . Z 1: coiors ¢ ned idths. bman Neville Faille es ee tet ee iiss Complete new Printed Georgette _ , ” now on display. - ° Spring weaves for ensemble, entire } 4 Printed Crepe de Chine 40 jenn La ft. dai G d Ri tif | P int | y with other materials, also separate j Inlaid Linoleum, S id d. reese, 40 ; 4 | e : 0 inches wide; so t, ( alnty eorgettes; printe CAULITU I'l C( : as ' a inches wide; beautiful aie hs Faye i » a st colors such as: : Inlaid Linoleum of very heavy Aeon in or ‘sy MOOD 2B : ve 10] nn in the most attractive colorings ; many different Silks | Malacca Nice “ - patterns and colorings org h go through yay : jos g Printes designs so mucn I ‘Olors. ° . on me Terre Lilac c O& 4 ee > ZL 4 vogue for present wear; at- . Printed Foulards $ 95 ee “a Cn —_ i} — 36 inches wide. A host of the newest and most 7. on a heat y, splendid quality crepe. More | Solid colore: heavy rubber for household, 1 forty styles to | @ry and kitchen use. Each one perfect. from le ee ee ee oe ne oe ee eo S88 8.268 rine Laquarre a zm i) || tractive color combinations. rto Rico Agoft == nicolette Bloomers, Petticoats $ 09 SU ey, popular creations; smal] English prints; pretty Just Pain Brule ~ ; Fancy flounce Petticoat and fancy cuff Bloomers in Py 7, Say // . . . : ; i Went Brelin | to 6 lengths. Splendid quality, Tricolette; attrac- Ak jj Printed Broadcloths floral and conventional designs; light and dark thick, wistsetid ae / colors. printed (Crepe de « hine the s ve shad s, . , ° . and Black : dhaGa g F V/ j °6 inches wide: 9 mass o! P ‘ t d iu Sj . mest ate ’ had ' a * . | bf / gp , ° Radi m ilk rt attractive colorings fea- (Main Floor—Nuagents.) 1000 Sweaters $ | 09 "a OO | the popular new stripes in rinve turing the very newest corm- - ‘ y . light and dark grounds, in Beautiful stripes in an endless array of combi- bination. Many different pat- izht ¢ ark g 5, nation colors: also the much-wanted small checks; terns and colorings 36 inches wide. Coat Sweaters with two pockets and "“V” neck; a. w i a . Siipover; in tan only; sizes 36 to 46. heautiful eontrasting eolors ~~). 2> Extra! Extra Extra! Extra $1.95 Canton Crepe $2.95 Satin Canton Crepe 40-Inch Crepe de Chine $2.50 Crepe de Chine , ‘ {-ir ach bye auti be lustro Us 8 Po - 2 ‘ - ’ , -ine Ltra- , ‘pit . Silk and eotton Canton Crepe silk” Satin “anton Crepe in the All Silk Crepe—in all the popular GA dreds ua Chinn, Wes cateek tae in 20 of the season s . WE Wonder Sik Scares {2 A Goods! Yard Goods! Draperies! at Old-Time Prices! | oa re 4 ee Ty {$1 Ruffled Scrim Curtains Aromas tips nar = silk and Rayon (formerly ealled fiber silk) sin a beautiful color range; wide width; $-inch a rast-colored Ginghams, in stripes and Yard wide, fine bleached full bolts —limit 20 S.8.8 2°88 8°8.8 2:28.85 8B Slee Be ee ee _— - yards to a customer. rely Junior Lamps : 7 VN ! ll and liom an i ‘ ir {Is hye «J bases. : in | checks, y to 10-yard ? F : j Bb r uffle d Sie rim Curtal ne of shee T quality: K ata and ex- ] 59 Wool- Mixed ons pea ng ae. ie lemgtns «...: + EEG. Cl very well made. They have full ruffles and Crochet Bedspreads _ : c| ; ae. ytd 64x84-inch alze—senow white hemmed a2 tte «s) ; : ys’ Wool-Mixed Kni ickers, regular $1 ne Srade. f, 3 (* tie-backs to match. On account of low OFice . and sh, — ae gray and ‘brown mixtures, stripes, ll cut ' f 21¢c Percales ale Yi» .¢iwe reserve the right to Iimit six pairs to stylée-——limit of 2........... omp fe d ene $ to 16. S . 7 ES y J \. 4 i P :' c f | pecial, 79e. ’ Mill lengths of fine Count Fercale, p* jjoustomers. a 5¢ ea | J . : ‘, yh, ad i gt sie s . . \ be us a in an y Pr l T Towels. unlor Lamps ehh : , Ses Full bleached—colored border, heramed: : P »f 4 = mis es hrome sold stippled pases—variovs | MM"OMen’s Gowns, Chemise, Step- Ins ee Lani Wie io@—all with weighted bottoma and - : ‘omplete with most handseume silk a d BI Ss . Bsiete! with mopt handeowe silk 2G an oomers : coupe asia ee ea Krinkley Bedspreads pe Mill lengths—attractive patterns i Gowns ¢ f, Cups = : 2000 fine quality Stamped While 1000 vards last 95 hemises, Step-Ins and Bloomers in a variety the wanted colors and Wonderful quality in at- Bedspreads for attractive 2. set : Av ‘ : am : — ; atetiais, StyJes and colors: al) sizes, very #pecial. ; blach apes oy PR ME sn — lack fast colors, stripes and floral , eJ7™\ Genuine i Printed Voile Remnants ) ren m3 raked 7 $1.99 ers oe tile Russian linen. i $5.98 98 «S630 50 i? ' } % "Ge *values, 36 tnches wide. attractive lefects 1 60-Inch Sheeting 2000 Yards Bleached and Unbleached %° o0x10¢ 1 4a1 marked embroidery design. ; 990x100. lateria ‘ Extra heavy quality, fine bleached— 19 ~ printed designs, mill 81x90 Sheets Regular 55c value — same OX O ers : ES remnants, yard .....- Mull bleach seamless, | quality as Pequot, un- Toweling 4..% fy bleached— full Standard width—-closely woven quality. o . > 4. no dressing. ts Ata Special Sale Price eas 7 29c Underwear Crepe $1.59 value pieces. Yard While the lot laste T ad heres All tt ' tel shad l ~ yy ‘ the wanter vaste ehades ans a Regular $15 to $25 values in white: seaeinert width, 27c Pillowcases g $1.00 O11 O as 8 a Bronzed poly- . = . . rome finished bot- S.. . , ‘ ent cylinders. Spe. |X ‘ a a \ ©. mink, Jap mink, squirrel, Ger- A wmanufacturer’s ‘ accumulat‘ons 3000 Yards Imported Dress Linen seconds; all fixtures ready to hang. Colors, al ; ’ man fitch, ete. S d G wn : of samples and slight misweaves. whit | ‘ , tampe O S Worth from one-third to one-half A fine crade all linen imported quality. ite, green, Nice fluffy furs, Pte all ¢ porde t : Stamped Gowns, attractive de- more. Almost all colored borders, All the wanted shades— , $ ‘ a c. : just the thin pay a | . 39 ‘s ) ; Sas Spring g soe splendid J 15C to 50¢ Guat GOROTD once ct cece ener ewe see geetes wear Surth Plioor—Nugents.) Seanseees @ s SEB SBE RB BBB e Bee aeaasaesaseaeaeaese ees er asanae8 8 4 wy Seaeseaeauna aes s : . ‘ . . M i = ga ” = , a — bs +4 ; : > Mas @ . tee sade - ” 4 > etd Pa * .. 7 S ~

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— a —" Te a eS a = > MONDAY, ne i , MARCH 2 19°5_ . grernver x2 , : th venin newspaper COMBINED / MATH — om Sf LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CIT Circulation than the morning and one other e 1g bed ' i een ~. P | UNUSUAL JEALOUSY : See Our Other Announcements on Pages 9 and 16. T D = | REVEALED BY MURDER |] | Dowdle Eaghs : : Eagle > | Stowe | August Lehoesky, Who Was| Stamps epinetinans * | Shot by Wife’s Former Hus- | —————— rn : oan? i L t Distributors of Merchandise | Tu ea nes , | | ’e Give Eagle St and Redeem. Full Books for $2.00 in | argest £71 ; | band, Dies of Wounds. | Tuesday My fg sete 50. in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West | ee Oo | The sullen jealousy of midile age ARY ‘wrought a strange tragedy in the. ‘ ‘ : soe 60th ANNIVERS || aeath of August Lehoesky, 49 years | A Special Spring Offering of 100 > agi. ee It is now sixty-nine years since | old, who succumbed at the city| “ i | merry . , i gee the original prescription of ra iat oe ||: ai gor [ | | 1? day te *t wounds | Y ii Father John ‘a Medicine was paaeee t BE ago. 2 ; » gee : " mari L m re as ; Muvesz had left his wife and' ae | \ i . net - . ' sy? ” \\ "a vf 1] 2 married another woman, and the + a ; , | : / | Offered ‘ / wife says she got a divorce, and} cue \ | | | . J | } two weeks ago married Lehoesky, | \ N \ , (| i if ly : | a — a shoe worker, in order to have a \ \r —~ Wh. ‘ny : has continued to be of greatest |) Dome. They lived at 4328 Gano | . \ As " ; C Men's and, women’s sample sill value in treating coughs and [j 2venue, ane eo hiiekors pene ¢. Smart double-breasted — My, \\a gs x 4 Me linen Umbrellas—women's with \ \ a : : S osmeinietneenennn ilies Mrs. Lehoesky, as told vyvester- |day, said after the shooting that Women ) | Muvesz deserted her in Hungary in} - Second Floor ” 1897, and that he came to the Offered, Beginning Tuesday, | ee ce United States in 1903, and later) K , ’ (pele engage cen 50 very sual are tl ralues that all who are contemplating the_selection of ieeieht the chil 6 kak Meee , . oe So very unusual are these values thé ,5€ cep oung. ny a. eine wee maatioet Featured in Our New Spring Stocks 7 orative Mirror, or who realize how charmingly one would adorn some ing passages, drives off impuri- neighborhoods did not keep them | tweeds and tan or gray Polair ; ) ; ee Ca eonem3 J ties and actually rebuilds wasted from meeting at the home of rps, cloth. They have patch pockets— , : e t | strength. No dangerous drugs || ©*7* Gaus nter, Sc dacen cnainene oan and every Coat is fully lined with Here Is a Sale That Will Interest Many— . Sweat 1 TR | pte | se tae a alpaca. The size range 1s com- is } | — — Statement of the Widow. plete from 1% to 6 years. Early $3.95 and § ADVERTISEMENT - choice is advised, as there are QO wvrors 4 Value: only 100 Coats in the group. e | : ° : 4 r $9) @ Women's kni that he was living with another | a dec , 7 are = ae _ | /woman, she refused to return to| ° empWy wall space in their homes, should select from this group Tuesday. There Eggers Bright eyes, a clear skin and a | et cra egypt and sag ted, ‘asement ( " ital IS areAnany graceful and distinctive styles, all reflecting the crystal clearness of fine ae peencan daughter, who is now Mrs. 1n | 7 ee . . : Ts aS oe soap full of youth and health may | Ae she and Muvese saw each, | mitered plate glass. Buffet and mantel Mirrors, in antique or burnished finished maneuneet Wea yours if you will keep your ‘other occasionally at the daugh- Lat she Dat re 4 frames—54 inches long, also 14x28-inch mitered upright styles, finished in gold an- steal system in order. Drink lots of | ter’s home on Shenandoah ayenue, Specia ’ the Far 1 PIMs bcciee | tique and polychrome ete water and try ‘but had nothing to say to each Peak An 18 Iq ' rs ¥ Girls’ Pong | other. | * “i ra 4 : GOLD ME. is seae & Gis caste bod $Q.9d bP iQiNl ay SES SE ae a ~ HAARLEM OIL ‘recent marriage; which was on| = i °F nde dle steed da —also suitable for many other wall spaces; with eb. 15, and the former husband I 8 5 YG, is ; plate-glass mirror, mitered and cut—and frames made a contemptuous remark to| ‘5 92h SPU APRA NI Ik | in various styles; 134x30-inch size over all. Sixth F For 200 years a world famous diuretic Lehoesky. | | WA ) . . ; Ane a leh oe | stimulant. Kidney, liver, bladder and | Muvesz, whom the police are ¢. There are both shadow @ Smart and Pp uric acid troubles; are the enemies of | holding for the Coroner, told ail eS Sa : _ | life and looks. All druggists, three sizes. | seemingly confused story, attempt- and filet w — _ page er A | ni par Part Look for the name Gold Medal on every |ing to blame Lehoesky for the dif- sortment—all tintec . a ‘ i ; Special Tuesday— ye 7 es Pe fig x and accept no imitation | ficulty. | ecru. The Curtairy vary in \ yh Crete ne A A 4 4 i appitaded motifs alia . # ; ee ae is see pe width from 40 to 43 inches Wath La) iL ata ba Dad e 7 k © to .14 : legal wife,” he said, speaking of. ; sh wet | ic ot EK ADVERTISEMEN? -—|Mrs. Lehoesky. “It’s trne that I —and are the usual length. | | ee Yl ge AMPS ‘Y - | Hoon 3 ‘OLDS THAT got married to another woman, but. | hey are finished at the , ANAS wea) eo |I had that marriage dissolved, aft-_ bottom with three-inch [, rl. : + - : . ‘er my first wife went to court to| ee ; bulli fri , ' Complete at ‘i | Featured in the Bu | , lustrous bullion fringe. Fifth Floor : | Mel ‘make me support her. She says . - _ j now that she was divorced from! foo "4 me, but I don’t believe that. | e c = | e] | Says Lehoesky Beat Him. | A Sale of Attractive 51-Piece China mah tal a Le = a5 ae | “Last Christmas 1 went to see e { : 79 her, and found Lenoe&ky visiting | 1D S f, / me N her. He gave a beating. | : yr PENI feet to. ny dunahter’i 1] lel e S me a Save Extremely by Selecting One of These 6s ; “SB ‘ ’ ie: ; \ Chronic coughs and persistent colds house, and found my wife and her | BO : q Those desiring a new ‘ s : , asd lead to serious lung trouble. You can!new husband there, and thought of Slight Imperfects of Lamp for almost an b = ‘ CAL stop them now with Creomulsion, an all the trouble I had had, I decid- , S\ $15.95 Grade at room will be pleased with ‘ wht emulsified creosote that is pleasant to ed I would kill myself. So I got a these Bridge Lamps. Have ‘h La take. Creomulsion is a new medical | revolver that was in the basement. | ti hdl : ps. ee sy discovery with twofold action; it soothes | But I didn’t want to take another | piped, W eighted bases, . . a Be ‘. . @ Fine pin- and heals the inflamed membranes and | beating from Lehoesky. So I went | ° strong uprights and effec- —3 Pieces in Taupe Shade Wis . webbing bac kills the germ. anto the hallway, as he and she | tive finish of either gold ‘a We knee-length Of all known drugs, creosote is rec-; Were about to leave, and accused ee leaf 1 black b | * af » sleeve, ankl ognized by the medical fraternity as the | 1choesky of breaking up my home. | “a a aes OF DEORE i 4 | ee greatest healing agency.for the ‘treat-|; “ ‘You stole my wife,’ I said. Then | with burnished silver. S ° l = : ‘ Men’s U; ment of chronic coughs and colds and | 1 remember a struggle and a shot.” | @ Although termed “f; paces ge. Included ar other forms of :{:roat and lung troubles, | Three shots were fired, all of which | A, UN AE “ug one Shades of silk Geor- Tuesda —protraeageg to : tine Heer a a ha a Sat '. : tory imperfects,”’ these Sets ; : yaa 3 cotton, fleec Creomulsion contains, in addition to; WOUNded Lehoesky in the abdomen | : ate, enieenenetee apteaesenae gette, with double lin- : ar ‘ tama tall creosote, other healing elements which | —_—_—__ -—__-— | witli Give ‘foun; :antts@eseee ing in soft hues, and ‘om ses prong soothe and heal the inflamed mem. Lectures on Shakspeare in Prison. | if Soe — nite ~ a : ae fringe and tinsel braid oe ae : ; ae a : athletic acy branes and stop the irritation and in-| BIRMINGHAM, England, March | ama lie ae ress fenders ga san mer ie 5 trimmings. q ‘These handsome three-piece Suites are well-built, artist : # x ere : ; £ ons, inner an $l 14 50 | tion; about $43 O5 | phone orders filled; ’ Bleached with fancy plaid de- Toothache 7 by — ese yn hood, win- (ares ape Soe ee . | WEED “és covet whe obs ‘ | 50-lb. capacity ...... ea? | 100 bar case for...+++0° Signs and -durably hemmed : umbdavgo dow, serviceable springs and a ends. 19x38-inch alse: § . excellent quality upholstery, $24.95 Tilinois Refrigerators, about 90-Ib, capacity Pre are $22.50 | $46.95 Leonard Refrigerators, about 50-Ih. capacity... / : PUES seek sas: iy ae ol 39c¢ N itis R] ti , $21.95 Illinois Refrigerators, about 75-1b, capacity... .. . $19.95 | $54.95 Leonard Refrigerators, about 60-Ib. capacity. .-> - inde. 7 curitl 1eumausm $25 Reed Strollers $27.05 Iinois Refrigerators, apartment style.......... $25.50 All-Metal White Frost Refrigerators, round style .$63 to% 2 ‘ é , - : , , .s : A new style, with reed hood, corduroy upholstery and artillery $23.50 Illinois Refrigerators, apartment style.......... $21.50 Quick Meal Gas Ranges... ... 2.56.65 ss eeees $346.10 to “Startex ’ Towel $55.00 Challenge Refrigerators, about 75 1b, capacity, . $48.95 | Quick Meal Combination Coal and Gas Ranges... ... «+ | | pe wheels; light, easy to handle but very strong , BL startex” bl Accept only “Bayer” package | ee ee ee ee $18.75 $69.50 Challenge Refrigerators, about 100-Ib. capacity. .$62.50 | Bridge & Beach Combination Ranges........... $120 6 ites” patter which contains proven directions. | ae eS cater eee es + $108.05 Challenge Ketrigerators, all-white............ $99.50 Bridge & Beach Gas Ranges................. $30 to | mihi _~ w ‘ Siath Floor $145.00 Leonant All-White Refrigerators ............$138.50 $19.50 Love Joy Radiant Gas Heaters......... 100 0crn S3¢ value; yard....serssserere? Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets | : | . $164.05 Leonard All-White Refrigerntors...... banca $157.95 7 1 0 ererammeaesd aot | Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. | adh | Aspirta ie the trade mark of Bayer Mapefacture of Mopoaceticacidester ef Salicylicacié

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rg LUO IF SE IR LL vated 2 ~ gee Bares te Ot ° pS: ‘ ; FN Pe FON ENT ery iS Meo . # ‘ at PT Ss iain at ry I grrr > 7 é i a z 7 Baa TIES ae = DA MARCH 3, 1925, a = shiliehtabtnimasittieiatinaas rae tae | ssmiatiinetae : | . See Our Other Announcements on Pages 8 and 16. : SUES, EK HUSBAND'S DOUBLE DOUBLE a | EAGLE } me vstes| FAMOUS -BARR CO|22| Ze | enw = | Mrs. Alma May Soto, Askiag TUESDAY We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps TUESDAY . hy | for $25,000, Says Pair ™ te | Alienated Affections. a | a MONDAY, MONDAY. 3 F MARCH 9. 1995. The Daily POST-DISPAT CH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other’ evening newspapers COMBINED ~ _ST1OUIS _POST ‘DISPATCH : ee ere ep —_ Fatatatatatateava’ ‘avaT ata’ alata ata ates a a*e*at, “atatea Fat Vataratarvata dara’ Wl J bt Wl bs Wt — _ * = ss ° iS Dp) Py in pw yp) | eaten Nad | | u fe West IP \ ene fe Tuesday—The Second Day of the Basement Economy Store’s fe “i 3 ; Cae ges asse: 5 j.A_ divorce granted Mrs. Alma . 2 . Zeeman | . pesectsces | May Soto in Circuit Court at Clay- ‘the legal proceedings tn which 2 Today, in the same court, she filed 3 sult for $25,000 damages against | | Mayme Soto—whom the trial Judge In the divorcee case had designated 4 ee |} against Mrs. Offered g 98 . ond wife of her former husband. The suit alleges that the two , it ; @ Light and dark colors—all] tub fast, women defendants alienated the ~. ’ Bi y | linen Umbrellas—women’'s with imita- : | Stig 4 fF - = tion amber tips and tops, and attrac- Sizes 6 to 16 an facturer, from hig former wife. / asement Economy Store Soto. his new wife. who as Miss ; Basement Economy Store mY AN\ ’ i , tips = = . — — 7 Girls’ Pongee of fur. Many are lined with silk Soto -was given custody of their Dresses P| i crepe and you have choice of the new i i . Beto “was sive cutety of than Spring shades as well = models in a oo ~ £ -- , | / jhe * maintenance for them. S&he had testified that Soto had a large in- $4 Value “99 Jd Se + ate black and navy. ——* ; 35 : vee ' eccme witli ” | FY come and he declared his income f ‘ \ date Wauliat Mi) Yee ) | at Zu Bi, @ May O Belt and or small. for. Asked to comment on the damage Sixth Floor Coats of Poiret Twill, Deerona, Downy- S Pee A /\ | Rca - = TS - i ta an suit. the defendants said that afy- q Smart and practical] , W if ya : ¥ 3 fas wool, Downywave and Bengaline—ma- | Nen 001, yw gal | , ally designed for stout ‘thing Mrs. Soto did was of no in- straightline models trim- med with cross stitching, terials that are very popular and figures; of pine are- ‘terest to them. cade and heavy cou- | embroidered figures” or. | which are as attractive as they will be tille Beta tenent ccsnviinhaaitiin al: Most sizes : MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ELOPE appliqued motifs; sizes serviceable. = 60-26. Basement Economy Store 7 in , Aig ws Basement Each" Sought to heep ‘ Basement Economy Store a Secret From the Other. Speciel to the Post-Dispatch, CEDAR RAPIDS, la., Mareh 2. Festared in the Birthday Sale Teesday— A Splendid “Birthday” Offering of $ 2.50 to S 2.98 Silks |qooencers Margusei, 24, were each ngaged to be married and each — a Ean on Sv : | 3 S 7 li th Bi thd S l t Yard. °° thought sh , keepi he ° ‘Sa ee ae | ens Union OuUIts omen’s Undergarments | « S7! webbing back bands, balbriggan Suits in sleeveless . made of imported voiles, shadow volles, batiste, fine ‘ | 5; ' ; a © ‘ , > 4 a * 3 . : ! knee-lengt h style, or ribbed cotton Suits in short- fr - count nainsook and permanent crepes, There are: en S Shoes nd ~P ~ ‘- > ¢ P| . as “ne St j eS. AA " Ks | slee\ ankle-length styles $ | 7 Mar Cie ‘ Gowns Slips And . a ; SS : , ° ° | 4 y ae: Men’s Union Suits Women’s Union Suits Chemises Bloomers Step-Ins Seconds of $4 to $6 Grades for ' bg i = Included are light-weight | —of fine-ribbed cotton . | | : cotton, fleece-lined Suits | in open or closed stvle: —Gowns, chemises, bloomers and slips may be . ‘ : : hg chosen in matched sets—for extra sizes only. There my $) 88 i . 6 or fancy madras Suits in bodice or built-up kinds. : : j e Suites are well- built, setiatig and | “i, style. $1.25 to | eget Aig extra sizes. a aes aa mcg and all the pastel shades, ront posts are artistically carved an | 98c | | values : 50c | ' Basement Economy’ Store ble with mohair on one side and bro- Re Basement Economy Store S23 5 3 ) i“ @ These are cancellations and fac- tory checked high and low Shoes. chair and wing : ‘ . . : H Ex ° . ? ~~ ae Of brown and black kid and black ee = Wiese Buites. ~ 3 | ere Is an Exceptional Opportunity to Select Boys Wash Suits 3 2 and tan calf leathers; also patent. $1.39 Value, for es On round, square, French and broad als, ‘They are 95c a? 4 toe lasts. Sizes 5 to 1] in one size or 2- Pants Suits and Topcoats | | «2:78.03 . is : x = a * 9 st - : i _ he are , mo . | | isieesi washable fast-color materials. They another. f Newly Arrived . | | “4S. Ia ; neatly trimmed and in sizes 2% to 8 : ,y on. Basement Economy Store $24. 95 to $27. 50 Values years. Basement Economy Store ster Rugsih|Fi\' g 00 : xcellent Yarns \ } a a es : Tuesday 7” " 1 Q; The Ideal Time to Anticipate Floorcovering Needs Is During the Birthday : . fz ik aie . @ The Suits are in English straightline effect with wide Sale of Ru YS and Linoleums | 50 2 \\" | ae trousers; also form-fitting and conservative styles o Cithesine isorghée tote ond mill veject Fleercoverings specially purchased far Gla Geen | Seventh all-wool fabrics; in pencil stripes and overplaids of light and dark colors. 416 years to 46 stout. IN : be proud to place in your home; omis and are of a grade that will erns are Chinese and Persian, car- | taupe, andtan grounds. yen Floor ; THE TOPCOATS are of overplaid and Anieiniien Rugs SSN SN Linoleum Rugs mixed woolens; in the new box-back style in Science combines Milk of M r= 5 g light and dark colors; sizes 32 to 44 chest. > | | p * BN SUNN ee ee re | Seconds of $4 6:22 > _ZROSS 318 Grede $ 1 2 | OS) SZ nesia with Mineral Oil to fi $62.50 Grade. . x1 Cw ess One hundred Cork Linoleum Rugs in 9x12-foot | Seamless. closelyv-woven Rugs in 9x12-foot side. LS 8 sine fm ehbiiatiines aa ain ae | constipation and acidosis. | Made civilization with its heavy Continuing the Most Helpful Birthday Sale of : I; ere h Ci lors and designs and made with deep PP - WPEGO caccese io. bes - $21.50 ‘Milk of magnesia is fine for neu- ' te: harmful stomach acids, but §.2x10.6 Rugs woven in one piece, ——- te ename!l-lined s} ectiin refrigerators Wittae g V ial d ) 2 SS : Y - | Remnants ery Speciat, Yar Sheets Fringed Wilton Velvet Rugs ee , - Axminster Rugs milk magnesia alone only goes en oak finished casex ar a | ases and about 85-poun apacity | pacity. ¢ S| 36 Inches Wide Yard At, Each Seamleas Wilton velvet Rugs in %9xl2 -foot size. ~ 26x70-Inch, extra heavy Rugs in various colors and half way, Therefore Science | ; ( : ; Woven of splendid grade yarns in heat colors and &> designs. Suitable for many roome. Seconds combined pure mineral oil with this splendid nt. Refri : i gerators — Refrigerators . 7 | $ 25 patterns. Seconds of $47.50 36.85 of $9.50 grade, ; , = | $32.95 . | C | e saiaiiaie aes . & Haley's Magnesia-Oil is the name $29. 95 Value $27.95 4 inch Radioux remnants —— er : . of this perfect emalsion: upon which FE ee se ra tie ; 2 of cotton yarn and arti- : Jem Axminster the U. &. Government hes avented « about | woee in golden of q = | ; f ficial silk (rayon). Neat > alvedere 81x90-inch ble: :h- Ax * t A t wr Fins ~ patent. ak de. Hey eed sports, Belvedere 81x90-ineh blea: minster xminster 5 ENS Rugs Linoleum at alle of magnesia, counteracts and heaeits , wit h tab oo e nome re ; os Shur ti wy — ) . 9 checks, stripes ed Sheets with seamless eey fe yt . | DS; remnant lengths et — patterns ' =f tvs oo R P S : , VAY \ 5 atipatio rn 4 scity eS yards. ‘Scout’? brand. | _ ter. Subject to stains. Rugs ugs = \\ ara SS Seconds of Seconds of $1.05 & habit. "Haley's 10 ‘an be taken sately E 7 ~*~ Ge by young or olf. It ty nom-tbabit- — "} hoic e -aundry Soap P. SF B Mattress Pads , Cotton Broadcloth Seconds of $50 Seconds of , Py . $35 Grade $1 25 Gr., Sq. Yd. od contuins no druge or other harm aa il . | ath Towels —-of heavy layer cotton, cov- —in plain shirting shades of and $52.50 Grades $4 Grade : : “— S 95 . bottle” of Haley « MagnestacOtl. fabs : yy e C some tonig ore geting to and et hite Naphtha;: po ms | “oe ne orders filled; 85 ; Re ; | : $43. 05 100 bar posi for $3. e | Bleached With fancy Plaid de- | a with bleached muslin. gray, tan and white, 36 inches . | oe — our ably hemmed | Neatly quilted. 54x76-inch size. wide and- in two to five yard s 75 $ e | 5 epee ait arene fli gon, geraiors, about 50- Th. capacity. . . $42. 95 8. 19x38- inch size : Seconds of $3.7 ] 5 grade; lengths. vIC value: . jae sitio The Haley Mo Companys, rigerators, about 60-Ib. capacity. .. . $49. 95 ‘ua EE each pare — e evolie, Ind. Kefrigerators, round style .$63 = ($85.50 $36.10 to $166.25 | es ond cee simon’ $166.50 “Startex” Toweling | nbination Ranges.... _. H “BStartey” part-linen Toweling, bleached and with aa 50 ; SOlored border ® to 6 yard lengths. Mant (as Masten........1., 22... ee - 7 2¢ value: yard SEE OG Ne SEES, Rasement Ge 9x12 Rugs in floraland | Four yards wide allt 5 medallion designs and many patterns and oz m Dr Seamed and seamless | ne * ai “ 5 ; ported h ess Linen popula! tugs in 9x12 size. In Smal 27x54-inch throw wo , good color combina- | pet Twenty-five 36-inc} Iporte ris ular , i , 7 n lot. _ o — iw tren Offered at neat mixtures and with Rugs in various de Sas ” en Basement Economy Store plain shades anc te | gigns and colors. 4 Oe . Yard a —

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, MONDAT. M The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED AncH 2 1 10 ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — “ eee = o~ ee eee ~ ——_—_—_— — - FORMER ST. LOUISAN DROWNED = meee: re ag WHEN HIS AUTO OVERTURNS: Japanese Crepe Hard Candies Walter Koch's Machine Plunges In- oe SOc Yard ' Regularly 25c Lb. Box 4 a ee « omen igaallaas Hard mixed Candies in flavors of : W: eerie é ‘ pecan a for- A serviceable white cotton Crepe lemon, cherry, strawberry, raspber- : Sigg Speer is se in a good weight for children’s C ry; freshly made and specially te mer St. Louisan. was drowned res terday near Lafayette, Ind.. whet rompers, blouses and _ athletic priced for Tuesday. — Candy Shop—First Floor. an Butomobile driven by him over | wear. Yard =s —_-—- turned iftto a creek after SirTikKing « 7 » Coode Shop—Se: "loo! -— 9 cement abutment. George F. Hed- mee 8h \CoCgs an sages | Kensie Teave' Daily, 9 to do: : Saturday. Gtob Olive arid Locust From Ninth to Tenth : J . . é : - — Saree. rr 4 » it = se 7 : ¢ nh ineh le ~e o : ‘ ** a P : ane ~ Miss vies M art bike’ of SY chines: 45 to 66 inch lengths; lons ‘‘Essay Contest’’ desk or write for booklet. st. Louis. Iie married me as ) ‘ Sk Sag ° ° —_ . = = a a me te, , 7 \ 4 thy Vircinia Walecen' ~ Mamar- Neckwear Shop—First Floor Displa VIng Bea utitul N ew V ande rvoort Models lll SCRL GGS—\ AN DERY\ OORT—BARNEY | 75 Years of Progress oneck. May 109, i924. She had ne ee eee oe ues ivdes be tas oes Two Self-Draining Tubs Fre ree. Spri ng Appa rel and Accessories in recent years. She is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Hubert Wadman of. With Each New f peci Sal New York. She was born in En- a9 S ial rs of the Much-Wanted "On niage's announcement card EDEN W ASHER Women and ! Misses “Deau ville’ ? Mesh Bag i, i # i a aa: aR va an eagie, instead of a stork. holds Pa ae a baby bundled in blankets and on either side of the eagle stands a . For a Limited Time Only S0ldier giving a word The aia iE = Regularly $6.95 to $10.00 4 eads : “Mrs. Ji e M tromery sgt: : T. . . . ee ke Sis oe ar a Sold on Easy Terms HIS is the foremost Fashion Présentation in our history. F mes announces the birth of an . . “a = = Mi citizen, ™ Faith. met x ~ S Down and will be twice as extensive as ever before, with twice the mer- $3. 49 James | aeons dented lagg is award- ‘ = : . . 2 si ps : he ~% } 5 Balance Monthly chandise to be displayed, twice the seating capacity and twice the space in which to conduct the showing. T#! graceful, fine Mesh Bag women are carrying for after- It On Sale Women’s “Comf -_ FORDS J able mention. Feb. 15, Al so gold medal awarded to Dr. ' Sane Britenstoo] —~ | | ~ . The ‘‘ White Broad wae, two entire city blocks long, will extend entirely noon or evening wear. Several BURGLARS ENTER BY SKYLIGHT ! ig ecags oa wie ~ BiB both the second and third floors. = styles in envelope and pouch shapes. ere ars fastened a — = & in both silver and gold piate. Selid one -piece frames are fitted with rep- P | ° eo chimney hase and slid down the | 3 Free I rial Exactly the same garments will be shown on the same models on both floors, On ce t . rope through a skylight Into the 7 | ) so that no matter where rou sit, rou will see all of the show. lica sapphire stones. Meshes “are Dau csoune Furniture Co., -O21 triple-pressed so they can not come emwaren Jat night, ) Just Call Olive 7500 open. hey wrecked the doors ofa safe Vanderveett’s Tewerrs Shee First Floor Beane bheoaeeaeeeeheaneeabhneoesand in the of ‘e with explosives, but Electric Shop—Basement. failed to ret into the cash com- ire se “Tuesda y Specials’ Also a Feature for Tomorrow a hoxes of cartridges. They left by Cee to tne Lutmey oc Here Is Only a Partial List of These Important One-Day Values Offered Tuesday. Look for “‘Tuesday Special” Signs Throughout the Store. 3 _ Made of soft black yacs ates add — tip toe styles, with hand turn s the roof. oeeemmene am | mae q ee rubber heels—for street or hous sa ial Ripplette : : | “Tem set Bire| to Railroad © Car. Imitation Watch Lace Spe ciais ipp ette Printed Silks Seamless Velvet Ru gs i ” ” See ene prevection from | Reg. $3 to 54 50 Yd. Bedspreads Regular! » : Plain Toe Ju ld built a fire in an et N It R € Rage gg Sa egularly $2.19 Yard , : a ae refrigerator car of the Manu fac: Ove Vy ing Ompacts ike a Mme Psa wn Regularly $2.85 Each , 40-Inch Printed Crepe Regularly $52.50 and $57.50 a = ar e That TPs Seep o \iost sery iceable qjuality in . Mor twin sige ie oe ae SI .50) jSt6.20 Doulie Deck Ceil Spring $14.50 No Shine Siilieve or Exchanges ; = ee Pr win vy —— tc > . . , : SBT | ca ae i 4 b with ruffle with picot stitching | stl = 8 Mah dete tie x $490 ularly $1 18.75, ; P )" } a . ot | in pink 01 3 ue. DS¢ | . 29 Stearns “ F oster Mattress eet designs. Re i ‘ st awa 4 a 2" é * j ae _—~-» yay ce Lie-haeck to mateh “+. > cena nn re | en Is y our Blood | ‘Dotted Ruffled Silk Secthey Ceylon Crepe Printed Linings Player Rolls i Chcter Chiat. Failed : Curtains Regularly $1 ‘' —,s Regularly $1.25 Yard Regularly $1.25 Yard Reg. 7 - to $1 Each Reg. $1.25 and $1.50 B - | And modern builder Starved? Regularly $2.45 to the wok fumed |p an m reteee: | de eeereet 4 | A weedeat set |) eae ne Regularly $1.25 | Je Gand Caneral Station, 3 ARE x ingly } . Of fine mercerized shades of French nude, nm 8 whey olored = | te Pos Pye . al re om strumenta] with hemstitehed Pereale and Ox- 3 ‘ These famous structure capping yourself in this grenadine with self rut- African brown. bDlack, mgt at on tier er 7 for 7 neck: stamped to ford Blouses in ES by their original COPPER When you use nomt life race? ig it blood starvation — fles. Dots in blue and white. Lisle garter tops Sie. meee For linin S$ 00 embroider. Full long sleeve sports 3 i= width. § 00. stvles; . q roofing, downspouts and All sizes 9 to Ab E ' €xperiment. Lifelong wea pink. § 85 rT} sole pmart frog | ‘a imonos le the ey Matching reach ‘or Tues- 38 inches hangings . e-baecks di \ oniv iui ie | . Woolen Goods Shop — bard white 14 years repair expense are certain -~ a“ - ~. ve ae! + j ; i ch oo Art Needle Bo; & Fu rn ieh in Second sy oor. Second | a — PP ret Fiocor. +4 Men . Clothing Shop—Second naira. - =~ —_- aa » eT om i aa =. - - 4 — * . We t all for and a SS, = mensil ; ore Pinmomsing Ce nee reo ae tx Yon ' : - Fans - ' _ Rg at nat - : - : oe — ~~ eens a . ~ ane ee ee

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s oh . ly PO: ‘H alone has 5 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Mic mN SS ~- = — ones - : —7-— _ ee a na ane cone a een ae te SS er eee = : - => - - ————— MARCH 2, hy tare g = wr Wy, y — | $5 F Fire in “Indi ‘Tleable “ADVERTISEMENT ry yy LD dag? 134 CARTONS OF JELLIES Joma ¥ weary Bi tne | Maeaie Foundry Ce, was borne ee BEBQUALITY LUGCAGEH@UUS Yfy, ind. March 2-Pet day, caus —_—~ Y/" eo ™/? Yy, - AND JAMS © SEIZED HERE i ory “4 sind ole ae Muncie M8 a loss estimated at $500,000. NO COLD TOMORROW ; | | // io 6 4 , Highlan - ard Candies } of SORES ese gum From man IF YOU DO THIS NOW Specials for Tuesday | Required Ingredients. ' , Regularly 25c Lb. Box | x7 } UL nited States food and drug in- , | Trem pC a : Leather Suitcases red Candies in flavors of. | 4 ; ; 4G wpectors today confiscated 134 car | CR a oe At the first sign of a cold—that’s | ; » laste Sit On im, WH ott $ = 7.50 : trawberry, raspber- = | Z tons of preserved strawberries and SOR RO LADE a ~Se 2 8’ time fo treat it. dak Eee | dowte 1} . Z jellies at the plant of the ¢ nited : — AUER Millions do it with Bot lemonade. x v Se A’ " ‘made and specia V F e. : y Drug Co., 3915 North Kingshigh- They take one when they first sus- : 4} - Traveling ags ail Tuesday. Box 1 2% way, in a roundup of products T yx Vas pect acold. Then get into bed, un- ; Regular 1.50 1 ther | Ux! re ‘Candy Shop-—First Floor. i. tH shipped from the Hudson Valley A HE SHOW late der warm covers. Traveling Bags; size 1 $5 00 ; - , or 18. Sale pric ; * Pure Fooa Co. of Highland, N. Y. In the morning, in nine cases out i citenmen —— — q ; | {MZ +o distributors in this territory. Pe % f 7; ° WB oof ten all traces of the cold have. ~ Oxford Bags a The seizure followed complain‘s OW COS ransportation al disappeared. Regular $18.00 Oxf ra as _ ieutnet ined. a 4 4g gee | : fe: Y from consumers and retail dealers = This is the treatment that saves Am , : rhe aod t+ Peg , : ) . | CY : : tiiat the products did not contain =z millions from pneumonia and the + nes wi 2.00 eal [ lanning How lo Get | | 4 the required fruit ingredients. Je¢)- L th | - 7 eather “flu’—those who didnt wait too Trunk | — 2 » ‘ lies and jams labeled strawberry ene 9 long. * Dress ru Ss | ag . SR ee “ OU IPOISE— perfect balance— and supposed to contai in 45 per cem WS a Just squeeze the juice of a lemon Regulan, $15.00 Steel - Covered Brief Cases . e ucation a absolute freedom from vibration ef fruit and 55 of sugar were foun1 by AN | ina glass or cup of hot water. The a Trunks. $10.00 tegul $7.50 Cowhide Brief . | } et . ' WS iy ’ “ to contain only about 30 per cent of effectiveness of hot lemonade is Ala - ase, two and three pockets; at all speeds. That s what sets this new fruit, the remaining percentage al- due to more than its heat. Add Dressing Cases eXtension locks, 99 i} } e ons alue Essay? : | Peerless apart from all other cars you Ya \\ctted to that ingredient being exceptional val . sugar if you wish. | BB dee ‘r ey iasty BTC $5. 00 Others $3.50 to $35.00 made up of tartaric acid, a product | Get a dozen California lemons sat les ula feite a Good St 9 | = | know. Smoothness unvarying! Inex- } made from grapes. | ‘now and keep them always in the | — Wardrobe Trunks rile d GOO SLOPrt). if -haustible power! Y ou will remark this y ) The products, it was reported — ts rer The Car for the Millions B rovse—reaay tor cots Ln cpanel Hatha can oom fo, icontnge wonrds . = 7 Pp were hei sold at 23 and 24 cents — ° Y nh or young woman who will | [P® when you ride in the Peerless Eight. fOr Sperneallagnetie: e WITH THE They make the most effective | ry . 7 "T's, -. ss Ya) 4 i nwinces ye Ss tiago 2 DERN OOR [T—BARNEY . © A Gx : EEE: ie Chilean provinces of Santiag : | 4 Yyg | hh A maneenseneee v a idevaiso and Aconcagua (the urs of Progress By Aacsociate’y Press LGigey uff Cy most thick)) populated sections of | ] the country). The measure was — = —ae See 5 | dedicated by incidents occurring | Saturday held to indicate the exis- | i ‘tence of a plot on the part of the | of the Much- Wanted |, unionists with the object of over- 99 | | turning the present government. Cc Mesh Bag ie | NOCLS The principal unionist leaders, | including Manuel! Rivas Vicuna‘and | Ladisiao Errazuriz, have been ar- SIXTH AND ST. CHAILES rested. sd 12 PLANES ON DAWN-TO-DUSK Th . | Women’ . Comfort Shoes : TRIP REACH MIAMI, FLA, ms {ff Oe 7 OXFORDS JULIETS By five Associated Prem MIAMI. F'la.., Ma rch 2 Twelve dawn-to-dusk airplanes which left | Macon, Ga., at 8:35 landed at Cur- | tiss Field here at 12:30 p. m., Maj. | 'Thomas Lanphier being the first | to come down. for after- — Several h shapes, Ale. Solid with rep- shes are The lanes ttempted unsuc- not come I a I ( insu cessfully to fly from Selfridge} | Field to Miami Saturday They Bhop-— | ill ; arrived late Saturday afternoon at Kia WOTL ld-famous ‘ ; | Macon. ——— Oxfords PAYMENT: ‘OF ALL DEBTS LEFT Made of soft black vici kid in plain or $350 BY OSBORNE wo00 REPORTED ’ a - . Brunswick artists ner tip toe styles, with hand turn soles and nl eee 5] | rubber heels—for street or house wear.. Rely ci ees ead $57.50 ty the Associated Press. Ritchie erie § =f (and others) will broadcast during the March Plain Toe Juliets rom its’ correspondent in Piarritz 7 . " © bi 4 oe £3 — 7 - Moaae SRL OE ane 2 PR ee an , ee se ee . ~ sbo : F ; AVA ) ig ing on sides. Hand turn soles and rubber sborne C. Wood have been paid. , The correspondent adds that the heels. Long wear and comfort assured. . Made of soft black vici kid with reer 9 OO aving that all debts left there by d rose Froups : : 4 mounts paid inelude a check for a a : ; edged a complaint against Wood ter of vamp, with hand turned soles and vhen the bank upon which it is rubber heels. Unusual values at iran declined to honor it. ¥ >, | 1 b t " 5 cae : ¢ E designs ma k- : ‘wa : a — | - ‘ ' 35,000 francs, alleged to have been , , | “ ‘ ble for livine we Sa by ‘e Front Seam Prince Albert ‘ashed for Wood by the proprietor, rahe | iil ; oF > >» i } Made of black kid with seam down cen- a ¢ the Casino, who is said to ‘have! ’ 249 ji | | - 3 ° | According to the correspondent, ep—ltourth Floor é 3 Many other comfort styles are carried ' he alleged complaint of the pro- in our Subway Comfort Department | orietor of the Casino against Wood Body Brussels Rugs 2 ped GIVES ROBBERY ALARM | our Men Take $3800 From Kan- Regularly $6.75 | Fi . at sas City (Kan.) Bank Under Fire. A ear }’ Rose, blue, tan and |. : vif ia LS | 3 C1 | % ‘alivhsa © 'Tv7 Kan. Srainth 8 | 54 BIG CASH PRIZES EVERY MONTH , , Despite efforts of Mrs. Violet aupe er Ss VW ;- Revel et ae eo Pepe: ETVUps ith dis |_Fawks to prevent the robbery of {inet allover matterns. | oa * toe — 3 _- 1@ Riverview State Bank here to- For bedrooms, bath. | Hemme" ” AEN N (i, | a ties 5 phe Hear this wonderful concert and these famous Brunswick artists, by radio room s&s, S { > a | PTtREAAA 2 Ye bie | , hrough a rear window, officials | halls: 97 ¢ ° ] ‘? a i { . cog ree al . ; . a 2 nigh oe robears had taken | A ; WJZ WRC WGY KDKA KYW “Pa we ed 4 : * ay wee eit he he | 4 rr § ‘esau re Fo SNU, mere. Fawks’ shots On Stations ) , . Chi 4 Inches 1 | * oe. | | put to flight four men who had en- New York .Washington Schenectady Pittsburgh ~ag> Rug Shop--Fourth Floor. .s 7 NI Abiee ‘ -¥ é |tered the bank and were ransack- . 7 , a | ; ing the teller’s cage. et ee ‘ mceiiiaanis - i - = Sug =~ 2 > =. In exchange of shots that en- SEES aD egday Evenings, March 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 3ist bank and a man thought -to be a \e S to 2 3 7 stor Ron. ' > | ‘one of the robbers were wounded... ng . Ca ets | : Un, BIN . AES es He said he was Tony Cardello. 19% 9 to 10 p- My, Eastern ‘Time—&8 to G p. m., Centrai Time of Kansas City, Mo. ss =) FATHER OF MISSING KAN IS ILL Full Particulars at all Brunswick Dealers Police Seek Three Persons Mere at- Request of Relativesta: i Ask for FREE Contest Blanks or write for one to The Brunswick- Balke-Collender rere Chicago Charles D. Morris is being Seughe ne. 1 ” did not e asthe J poicewomen’ in fe oie nar is 7 he may be told his father is seri- fine im- ecorated in $ LY f) = ously ill at the family home 3207 Ses Fourth Floor. | |e ' Washington boulevard, Chicago. He | n he Reudecele 5 ' Mey used COPPER has not been heard from in three ow —tf e 10 a 1 oti. ” ee ‘ F = 5 OEE TS cd . , 4 “i eee A ca ay 0 oa ., pia i cree Dee tte neta RS Pedic oe aber! 7: 4 vears and at that time was work- * se ’ ; ing for a chain store company here P ee ; | almost two centuries ago, in roofing Mrs. America Browning who for- Radio and Phonograph in One Remarkable Instrument Boys’ Sport 1 Christ Church, Philadelphia ee eek ea por $s ) - Lil, t . on. Lucas avenue is being sought ‘ Wet Blouses | And modern builders used it, too, on ee tina 2 ————— Half the Space No Outside Wires No Batteries No Exposed Horn . at a S pth ings Bon pec f 2 Regularly $1.25 Grand Central Station, New York. is critically ill there, _— : cabinet design. All apparatus iS concealed. It ami ilenkin. 44 years ol | ) finest enter- Percale and Ox- | These famor . I d ppmael Mi. Wilenkin. $¢ years olf a eo OW bring to your home the c J ‘ —P « ie Cc famous structures stil are protecte is being sought by t) © request of i : ' sim le instrument which an one can ford Blouses in | by their original COPPER roots. his wife writing from Moneta, ‘(al | . | | tainment the world offer s—versatile pro- is a Pp y , aes i = . r who says he disappeared from there 7 , h hy froma score of distant stations, operate effectively. long sle ec ve Spol ts f : @ Y ¥ hen you use non-rusting COPPER tor and she has information he came ) grams of the air styles; SY roofing, downspouts and gutters, you do not to St. Louis. toe “sty | then at a turn of a - men This * + sizes 9 to A | experiment. Lifelong wear and freedom from Ws AM : se | choice on favorite Brunswi ecor 14 years repair expense are certain! SCALDING IS FATAL T0 CHILD , 0 | new instrument —the Brunswick Radiola— For the convenience of those without radio Boys’ Furnishing Shop— | @ | Fatally scalded last Saturday ; ! i ih, ' Hi makes all this possible. sets, special Tuesday night receiving of the | 25 Broadway: - New York ro aa of Mr and Mme Sahieal aA Mi : ; charm, new clearness—superlative tone quality practically every city in Pr: rp? se this if - 5 alter easinger oO 00¢ iver # remarkab Fi i. ber Se te oe See Ill, died at 2a. m.today. x to = in both phonograph and radio. Combined with the newest and most musical MS Send you without charge new DOOK about Rea: Roofings The Coroner's verdict was of ac YT this is the distinguished beauty of Brunswick instruments—the Brunswick Radiola. from several | aie ‘ 2 : cidental death. &. * a, “ae svasnmpcegeenaeceeeaie er tecaaaceeenenand much higher. | A ee) Be : ) ANY 4 } $8,000,000 Appropriation Killed. : " , . s—sport mod- | /A\; | FF WASHINGTON, }Match 2.—An L ‘The Sign of Musical Prestige GET READY! nek. Tw eeds, Wor 4 t Pe amendment to the second deficien Brunswic ; $ 75 = | . Men FS Half Soled Gg 75 - cy appropriation bill proposing 97 Radiola a — - oe . e.. * 4 . . si ’ ag : aa : : } eee +? Onk Leather he the conferees of the Renate aia sence te PHONOGRAPHS - RECORDS + RADIOLAS ; ig Shop---Second Floor, - Call for and Deliver ~ eo - me Nocarcs’ Branch eon ~ isn teumtuuumeeen: conference report mom tl ln atin ag ~ eg tata gga alt tag ae eae Se eetnsnrnnemmezomenmmneeommne haere ae a a a ts o } ‘ i

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MONDAY." : AT MARCH =: . @ ssAmeH 2 192%. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED RCH 2 ti Rs : a dl! 4 arrested | | ta — THE KLAN AND A PRIEST ny S Seare tue b00 en eee eb T @ 4 Ap eee ’ 4 4 — ~~ ee - 393 men At- . * Elgin (IIL) Pastor Says Police Re- | place escaped, said the State's | fused to Break Up Demonstration. ‘torney, when a 300-pound giant winnin an biocked the entrance and shouted - * the Associated Press 4 , | “The Dloce to Buu; Shoes” “EUGIN. Til. Mareh 2.—Police of a warning. “I knocked that man |) | 3 STORES 7ii WASHINGTON 3 STORES nis cv refused to interfere with a down myself.” said Crowe. — * : lux : Bea de monstration in - a i OO 6102 Easton 2703 Cherokee ee ee holding good will Radiolas © the home ot ort for Tir F t olirc urch. is the charge made ‘ | eal =” oF ee ee em ee. to ‘Mayor Kelle ley Reon eae by a com-. M el 60 mittee of prominent church mem-| gnakesit possible for people | . | Mod “¥ bere | ie with regular incomes to | | , = According to the priest, se ea - V | automobile loads of citizens ratsed borrow enough to meet Combining 4 ee 4 AN E EN O) , # hie home from their debts and repay the | 6-Tube Super- 3 E ' a bed am™m in front OL TiliS £200 iie iad hid : 11:29 last night until 3 o'clock this loan in equal weekly or | | | Heterodyne morning, terminating the noisy monthly payments extend " : rites bv burning a fiery cross. He, : overa whole -ear | Radio Set With : s ners O A | | a Brunswick ro uct telephoned police headquapfters, he | . — General Motors | | Phonograph x Ch ing a stated, and the acting Sergeant re-| [ndustrial Loan Company plied: “I guess you'll have to take 714 Chestnut Street are of yourself, brother.” The | ommitt@e appointed to interview : ' : No Outside i Wires Necessary ‘the City Council includes Eugene fi | am * Logan, State Representative Hts i . a ank A. McCarthy, Dr. John. R. - , ‘ i Self-Contained | - ee : , Eaton Fedou and Attorney a) i ; i | e These very soft black kid Straps and Oxfords come in a Lawrence McNerney. , A | ! New Price 1 - ay | . P ) variety of styles, as shown. We unhesitatingly recommend rr RE ae ‘ | eee 4 eee I have often them for women at home, for nurses, waitresses, saleswomen 60 SIGN WORLD COURT PLEA Kms yy J: aT ~ ' ; a y ro guided as and others who need Shoes that will res: tired feet. They : Pre “SE a tetas O's SP sr Hrys Be, : : 4 how : end eoueiel before fel: have flexible hand-turned soles and rubber heels. All sizes ‘NEW "YORK, March 2.—A peti- Ky ore - 7 Se F Sati A | 4 Hat. 2 1” 3 to’9, widths A to EE—on sale at all three stores. tion urging President ¢ oolidge to ; i , 4 : - a 4 wswer, “Be yourse : cS ; : 3 But this. is a season when Ns “Make Your Feet Feel Like New” ee ee rae i é | B 3 1 | beginning Mar ch 4, has been for- x a | On Convenient 45 sa of Hat is accredited. Large warded to tl ixecutive 'y 50 ad- ee oe ee. et a ge German paid Seymour eisai ool : The si} nt tu h orl hie . . wy : eee eee SY Fae From New York to Los Angele ; And with every smart moc ee ee ee g In Less Than an He we Gee =o such variety. "be “a oatiroee ee usin i ii thie’ eal | ; ri ne to coming ee tee ee Evietiliee Dea: De Sale | With Stop-Overs at Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicagg eer Binet the eéitthaers are Ger- J Omaha and all points of interest enroute 2 — ernors MecMullen, Nebraska: Mor- ST tat delightful fae words. A complete ial = president emeritus, Harvard: A. Lawrence Lowell, president of Har- | Picking your favorite prvaig’ sememcer 9g Fae alr ¢ . t—the Brunswic oO Sean bse: : . -Yale, and John Grier Hibben, | Hats and effect. from any other method. ae ~e and n H As a nation-wide hygienic movement, a in contact with the teeth to cause deeay. | 8 a Bi | Sear a 10- ' is of f l mothers free. ern ¥Y tne } 10} breed in tt. Phev. at | | - / ty . “i 0 da) test is ereu thers me Ay ie sage ) | | j 3 : fi - Al 5 | . straw: You are urged to make it. To see what ee ne ee ee ee ee oe ee Bee tia J | i. itt aa | . flat bor modern science 1s doing for the better pro- ; _ > ew a4 ; 2 | 722 ‘ : straw: tection of children’s teeth and health im ; . ) ay : aie \ : : Lied , PRs . s* rate " ' : rr, -~ : [2 ; . : , Look at vour child's teeth. If cloudy,dull, iste called Pepsodent, p les the seier | | | e . : . >- ' | . ; 4 7 . “ > i +} or , il \ ; t} > +] ; - | I . ; . / A ; r . - t ae he ' _p ' : > : ’ ; ; ' f , "ae ai diseolore: e tee it s a : in. . ned t Let : iT >. : , . ' ; ; : - - ' , ° ; ; ert - t ss Twowrrels co? Ome dj hMatian ' ; es ila ; } : 3 ’ ; often a danger sign. The ehild ean feel it ‘ ‘os ' ‘ ’ : ( ’ ‘ sie ’ j ‘i : . . : ‘. 7 , . \ j j bv running hes tongue across his teeth. It ae | , clude: . Sgt ‘ j ° > . y ial The Medien Quality Dentifrice | se i “2z <3 Send the coupon | y hi —% ’ a Endorsed by T ori’: Dental Authors : Natural Kasharine a Ex N | ) Lipstick . Chile — sy ww Make the test © “"*” Twills Silks yl ae a ; | Sesee Piiaaaih 3 | Aquamarine Bubble Clam | Sport Shades Black Nav 3 Pub tise De Sutt Saion—Third Floor, Broadway Side. lok if , RERESEREOOSSENHUS. W. GARLAND (nc.) sams 09-11-13 BROADWAY—410-12-14 SIXTH ST. Bis shee Penni Op ogi AE NT PM ye :

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MARCH 2 1 Bae The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ___ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee eee — —_— a —— —— — Soe »™ 8 »’ ‘ SONNENFELDS ‘SPRING ()PENING SALES ® AN EVENT OF GREAT MOMENT TO ST. LOUIS WOMEN, OFFERING AUTHENTIC SPRING MODES SPECIALLY PRICED a ae} rs pi Kays ee” bad ; , v4 a “7 oe Fis .' > 7, Cee baa y . bn ee 2 = : » | ‘So In Choosing a Hat GO a a, aa ’ > W hen Spring Beckons greed’ &. | oa Although I have often. been asked BG oii ‘ al fi . TA ae OE > i Se one may be guided in choosing a rey ’ Ease es oe YD he , pate of ea To gather a bouquet, one must have a | Hat, I have never before felt so free to ee ’ Six. ie 7 , Rese | | lower-garden. To be smartly appareled | answer, “Be vourself. wn fg ot Ad 2 7 AF AR ,. chosen ie Dioashedanmlalt — been ee pe PO AALE 7 - / ‘2 ws , mie ° oe ree te oh ong eso Se a>. cw Oe =. = se ee Ss . t % ‘OS Oy ‘: (aa Spring beckons, but with such a riot Ey of Hat oe ip uteheel altered styles Se mis - ee ‘ Pooh As gare 3 > pale cee. °° of colors and such an elaboration of ' , | ee ed Saas. felts. ; a tt Wea . : y vs | ue “s Ad 6 ce e* =} 3 styles one must use a wise restraint in York to Los Angeles fm“, ,, be chown in j {eS if : | Y edie 8 : assembling a wardrobe. | rr And with every smart oe , ate \f y i m7 fs ps / eit et . Here the Spring collections are so Less Than an Hour @ mm such variety, the opportunity 1: ae Ps a ay .” large that even with discrimination one ; to everyone to be becomingly hatted. : Ve Cae ) : 9 \ | AOR 5 | . has an urllimited field for choice. s at Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago, | ? 2am , Lif : an fas 4 as d all points of interest enroute # re ul for words. A complete entertain. eat entertainment centers in the United ur’s time, without leaving your own com. ; " ern . eet ria tt ‘ ‘ . ~ TT ee we a : TC eT coe "ICHICAGO CIVT aman : 4 i" + thf ie ' tha ' piogterhi .H st sKOvur bee ah eb ’ Bio i Fr) eae ta ih i y/ ae 1 —t ——ee ewer A ee rite entertainment out of the alr through t—the Brunswick Radiola. 3 the lever—a record put on the phonograph ’ t artist singing or playing for you—or teryear by listening to some dreamy melo. \ rf es a” os you to miss this wonderful enjoyment, % combining the.world’s best in Radios and i@® bought at really low prices on terms that 9 hience. Be demonstrate it and explain our plan of furnishers for 4} Years ELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS ‘ Your Credit Is Good *. — - ‘ ee ed ee i a2 4% a °- « » -- “ - . ‘ . —_ — — —_ — " o fox 4 . “2 > 4 :. P : ot inte a pV eater , nee ae I i a a e od ‘ ee . ts? a . f ; : ; ° CF hs . 7; . 4 >, ‘ } PY P ’ ‘ ; ¢ er" 2a ee J@ i ; i ‘ . ‘ ies - ; r , a : ; . - : ‘ Se ae 4, o 4 ¢ ‘ , a A ; . wr , bers 7 . ‘ ; -* » - . “a Sa3 : és ‘ rey 6 CBG Se i , ‘ty Core ae , . — ah :* ue . —_ -* . a ‘* . rs rs & a ot . d , * ot & oa ~ 7% » _ od | » f a .* » i P _ : Z aa a"? : : , A “ws ’ ~ = . v ’ ee re a 7 - Ag 4 r ‘ e > ’ e * tr o~ i. £* .* rs? 5 be ne , ie ae *%, Le . . " a8 . e 4 ¥ ‘er ar P a F 7 we Ay , dJerful Ensemble Suits Smart in Detail met “Ut hag Mite’ ibid fi ee AP ae, ee oe! : a. : a 3» AZ ; ’ . - 7 > 4 ; J y cen i. a ’ ’ . . ) : - Se . . as 4 cs. * 1d ’ 4 * Ps - 5 . . ° ' os ; Pe, Fig a, eee - P SEE Vea ae oP et see, et aes aie ssa a, ek Cae fs us ees ~~ is 4 ’ “or ’ a . =» > re $% ‘ ni “~ * on) ae KO wi ~ - - - ; ey +* % ~~ 2%, r a. .- . % p "a ac , . . Se « . > | ti, - af Le q wv y : ti 2 a , Ae ge 2 9 eee. De at Rig ak igs Be % vg ae of 4 s* ¥ iA . e. sa eae a5, WSs tee; 4 Te OO Oe x 2 fee mn ; -. » ee be F 4 Sf os . . | ° TEP: y 7 ee: ; vs ” A s , “~*~ ‘ 2 Pa: ‘ 4 , ./. % eo ‘ fy . a, ¢ “? the , . . FE -, . * ‘ae p) _ : . . 4 7. , > : .°% Taped 4 a. ‘4 ¢ tae ; _—" “ Aon) f _. ‘ ‘a3 . Wy ell af P te a 4; gon eS Po ae . rs ~ > A ‘ . , me rf . o a 5 ‘ Pet td R a * 4 . es : a. / - - % é 4 id os . : > x > mee ra . . . . 7 Here are Hats of unusual grace and becomingness, in every authen- Graceful of line, and of fabrics de- tic straw and fabric combination. , , Nn; : | lightfully new in texture and color- ite iedtatsiie fer. matron and Sponsored by GParis Are thé odes in “Ohis Sale of sn chia baat 0s a miss, fascinating in their individ- racy and charm. Furs adorn many of them as decreed by fashion we 4 ms = selected for , : | o authorities. Sizes 34 to 54. Other a Graceful Ensemble Suits 5° ae ‘ew Spring: Hats The Values Are Emphatically Unusual at Spring Hosiery Are Special Values at : Specially Priced at fc | OQ #79 " ee: ee , Teer , Re Walla! — Hats of soft Milan and novelty braids; + ae. ; ' ng ees eg Service-weight Silk Hats of satin or taf- That the Ensemble Suit is the leading Fashion of the Hour has been definitely established. aad Chilton: tides ot feta accented with : . ; , , straw; felt Hats with It remains only for madame and mademoiselle to choose wisely this favored mode that will nationally. known flat bows and a note of figure so prominently in all their important Springtime affairs. makes, in 30 new tints; straw; in irresistible ; every pair is perfect; _—. The Ensemble Suits, in these two grou ps have a style merit that entitles them in sizes 8 to 10. to a conspicuous place in our Spring Opening Sales. And they offer the addi- tional advantage of having been secured in a special purchase which enables us to feature them at low prices. ” ee a * gaa ye 3 fi fee Stree ¥ rd Pe ae ae 2, Galle Sse Wo rhe : ty ce ae a me Rh iiss od ab ok ae wi St ign lg tts age SE Att ot SONNENFELw 5 bs hid a ae BES SIXTH Se ——~— mae tt"

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: ; BP sol MONDAY. | - = i. , . COMBINED MARCH © te 4 S. 1925. ion than the morning and one other evening newspaper = ae, ee > , Bs * close. This is said to be the first m THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 Locust St. J °°?" & movement to restrict the + Ad e | ; | amis . we ASate and Prove 4 for Colds, Grip and . | The First and Original Cold Look for this ZF. gy Signature ° . 74 CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS LOUISVILLE amy EVANSVILLE ~ of Service aN Seventy-five years ago the L. & N. received its f charter r to construct a ri from Louisville to : eniio~e. distance —ae miles. Today, it is one of the most important transportation systems in ; ‘ the world, serving fourteen states in which reside NASHVILLE HNOXVILLE $4 i ‘ rone-fifth of the Nation’s population, and connecting the prificipal trade centers of the Central South. MEMPHIS With more than 5,000 miles of track excellently constructed and maintained; with freight and pas- 4 : senger equipment of the most modern type, and DECATUR with a carefully-trained and most efficient co 7 of employes—“The Old Reliable” this week cele- J * brates its Diamond Jubilee Anniversary. BI INGHAM During all this three-quarters of a century the ni S J L. & N. has constantly striven to provide the best “ ATLANTA possible service to sen of the South; it has (2 weathered the financial storms; it has not PS Ee its corporate name and it is one of the few large — IE RONG. - : railroads of the country that has never been in | receivership. It has never failed to meet its obli- 3 MONTGOMERY t6 . P 99 — to pay See ate ¥ em gam its cred- SPECIAL DELIVERY” for Mrs. Lauren) 9 susteiecese ede snes ) 9 a moderate return for the use of their money. 2075 8th Ave., New York City ln thanking the public fo the patronage which has made possible the growth and success of this MOBILE ee railroad, and in soliciting its future ‘support, the ; This is a storv that goes back to the days before REM ; Management pledges a continted effort to serve its PENSACOLA patrons, and submits as evidence of this able to get it in New York yet, she sent me a bottle by special 3 Oa & of about $20,000,000. * - | teries. Reload delivery. | . 1 & “ . (CF rless uses , , : , . , Poo . & countiess t I've never seen anything that relieved a cough as quickly as | | | REM does.” ) : j . , - ; ; Mex The surprising popularity of REM for coughs is due at DF omen ) . o- S | NATIONAL ‘¢ very largely to grateful users who have passed the — ee se : * q. ! ; — good word along. — <s : : Se . Canadian Matic REM contains, among other things, a special ingre- dient (too expensive for old-style, slower - acting cough syrups) that makes it cling to your throat as vou swallow. Spreading over the sore, inflamed membranes in. a soothing, healing film, it quickly quiets the cough. | REM doesn’t taste bad and it contains no Opiates. Your druggist has REM—ask him for it. You can have your money back if it doesn’t heJp you. You're the Judge and Jury. Introductory Size Bottle. Only 60c Economy Sigg $/ .00 | Your Drug Store Has) LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RR ee — FLAS ir BA mgr ARS 3 Na

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ee eee — er -- - —— - . . ——o a ane _ = —- —- we eo ——— ao ~~ om SOMBER LOOKS HAVE NO PLACE | mayeonay Wie andKills Himse ah Kenneth mr 59 a : oo | ay j fired a bullet into his brain, end 2 ANDERSON, Ind. Marck 2-— ing his life. Domestic aittcuries OUP Loan Pla IN LENT, SAYS ARCHBISHOP | .crcr wounding his motnerin-iaw, (25 Di lite. Pomestic. aitticutties an n Glennon Declares Penances Are Mrs. Elizabeth Butler. 5 and his mrs ave caus rag- e ii easan a ; : ; : y. makes it possible for people | Voluntary and Should Be Per- wife, Mrs. Lena Hiuntsinger, 206, b ' | formed Cheerfully. wit regular incomes to 7s. as it Sweeps as it ex T BEA ep s it Cleans | The somber countenance has 10 S@U@ROROBOBOOROROBOREBOCE ADVERTISEMENT borrow enough to meet Ba or ine aout an Gait 2 ~ offios pn ag pa Mice in thé Graktiée. of Lames with spaghett their debts—and repay the & reminders of debts contracted which must be paid. Much Driving Hurts Eyes | I rightens Rugs and Projongs Their Life i{J [| Penances, Archbishop Gignnon re- pont poseamaeae 8 ig UMASS ta. wad canal eatetaal Aftér a long drive always wash you monthly payments extend. ° The first has no terrors for regular PIGGLY WIGGLY os Bluhill : amin gas ie om , customers, so far as grocery bills are concerned, because . ° +s ] } CaM leor witehhave , qr piensa: Sicha: tts tale. atit-ning at New Cathedral u : : 5 ith simple mvhor. tehh ing over a whole year. they have saved, by buying from PIGGLY WIGGLY, * — Tt —— ea cmmmmmammmpanae sate " "a ; AY. : MONDAY, : 2 4 ower 2 92 . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE : CITY Ctreulation than BOTH other evening PSE cist we saver ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 MARCH 2. 1925, ‘ : | , hbydrastis ele, aS Mijived in Lavopti eye pacity “* Lon't »e h mocrites r) your TY or . 4 rand how gestrective this dirt. [[|Petances.” he said.” “What you de CHEESE wash This renmnes dost and germs and Industrial Loan Company [i cued sctehavetn of areas, Want bite, They nave ter | St } ‘ : ; a _ t«h tf . {i eounteracts effecte of wind and aun on is to rug life and beauty—-they is \ Oluntar’y and should be pe OROCEOCEOCECEOCROROEHOSOCEO Stops dryness and burning Woltf-W eu ’ sine Chestnut Street ? the ego spent for their table needs the highest = fas SG, ha , “ oa at the lowest margin of profit from a CLEAN STO would ‘easily understand that formed with a cheerful willingness. & [}r Co. Tth and Washington . a . réguiar use of the Hoover You are purifying your ‘apirit 4 OPE ™ means splendid economy. It through mortification that the | ERSONAL SERVICE is “eee . . he. | Se RS ES ets keeps rugs clean, therefore we spirit may live in the light and : is in itself a serious ailment, ¥ i. \OAY — ment — not “ust a gargle night and Electric Shop—Basement Gallery your leading soclety Indy and SAY 4 ‘nic vuicy Carry Formamint with you, and atcon 4 that the smile of ji is oftener on | ; ient intervals dissolve one of the conven | “ ypeme Demonstration—No Obligation her face than on that of the lady | L RGE SIZE Floridas tasting tablets in the mouth — every half. | /who flits from pleasure to pleas- | hour or hour when the throat i 18 sore, ¢very | SPS There ig an unequaled pleas- ' | You Can Select Them Med. Size two or three hours to prevent infection & | OUS ~BARR ure to work that is done for, God,” ; Formamint releases a powerful yet tafe Phe Archbishop cited the Sy | 7 Vincent de Paul Society as an illus- I D 0 FA ‘ 4 0 5 1 GAI : antiseptic that keeps up the germicidal ac. The Dominant Store of St. Louis tration of the phrase cont ih to Be Had in All ih" tion upon the throat tissues while the tables | : 2 tained jn | ; is dissolving, and for some time after, By See eee UE Cha pag~ Nechy ane | £ M t Att . GS ye RE ORI yet enriching many, A few hours OS | rac 1ve rices throat germs as no spray or gargle can do, | — ae | age r? ; mbes Se} ortgge Was de ign qj 95 nembers of the society lad The condition then promptly clears mS , | ; ’ : T?) t } the 1} 7 ‘fey v Communio: Asc your druggist. —\ eee ace em You Can Buy Now—We Will Deliver CF ch ormamint Deman 7 y See we ed Any Chest As Late As April 12th si St GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS — ~ 3/\% juring the quarter on provisions, . 7 | (uel, rent and other necessities fo Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled When you buy your Domine Package Sugars you ft the poor. his is an increase of | KNOW that th e Sugar is clean—protected from - 2 Stctistddllend sega ataaadrem Te aa . : flies, dint, handling—that it. is uniformly good, juarte) | | the highest quality CANE Sugar that can be > | tgs Se - *: a . : QUININE | Escaped Convict Named as Slayer. i : are. : ‘. re ee —_ | CHICAGO, March 2.—Henry Lee. Ag =x ee oo = i . = — = | 7 | mar ' escaped convict from the State pen- = «>| ae -? * ee — Fz ; = ; Pace - : : 1A Safe and Proven Remedy ‘°°: .°.20).0 2" 7 ee ee ea * emer § N | D ER § CATS UP . a Ly fied here yesterday as the negro, “a qe 2 — Ss > } | : ‘. . who. Feb. 21. attacked and then for Colds, Grip and Influenza. ange anes ces: sc: Ge haarng — | erie 7 —4 . Re oe a : | PIN BOTTLE NC 1 = PINT l6c throat slashed shortly after neigh-| . | | — bor LW a ome gro running ft ‘om he “a Made of Tennessee NUMBER V | SIZE 2 SIZE mOrsKn SS, | The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet home.* Several witnesses identified] Bed Cedar, copper . | . ee by are emia and followin trimmed, Measures 33 $ ween A — 4 : 5 hyeeacleaingggtion ners panini inches long, is 17% pS ce a | SWEET -DUNCE Look for this on the Box. i hietgt a 7 wt Harve be it nt inches wide and 11 | Mea earen ‘ante C 1 Signature ‘ : It 30c. ot pam i nim. y las pinches. deep inside. inches long, igh RELISH BOTTLE of a | Special at .. | inches wide, and ~~ - : | | | ) lusbdia. Gheclel a2 | Golden C Sunny F i 5 ————E Bost Farm r / - =o scone ee Lee est. Fresh — SS. Ow : ay | = Saga Extras Select ; , : oy : Z ; . soon © PSS UCREAMETTES wat BOQ Made of Tennes- cedar lined. Measures 44% 17% inches wide, and 12 inches Eveready Unit inches long, 194 . Wit ie 2 deep inside. Spe- Beets, a cent oat Laiahes } nie : | inches wide, and ons : “eis of flashlights. | & | 13 inches deep | R dishes avEL eh tt ee light end | inside. Special at ‘ a or a Bmp ty ecesstert® longer baitery | 4 “Umit cell Pl ign Espener | me , | Carrots Pon sraswiiew™® | designed Ever- cee | e oJ rm pt ri . - , | 4 a — 3 y Bunch...... ape} NOXVILLE | i _ CC aN \= e | see Red Cedar, NUMBER VI GEISHA ==> Pf + / ‘peg Cee CO copper trimmed. | ’ : : fi Pi ges MARINO SSS Measures 40 s | Made in antique C : > Uff Mie EEE Eee inches long, is | mahogany finish, GIRL A “Tomar carson co “Ew voen.« ¥ eee oanet vet satan eyes of the flash- ; ‘ ane: been : aes, ne = ‘ = " 7 ~« = z z - F Ss | — achey-wike, ed St. Louis and 1! : 4 14 inches deep lettin ers evesy night oe os | THIS IS ONLY A FEW Manufactured and guaranteed by | es NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY, Ixc. a ESS es OTHER FOOD ITEMS New York San Francisco Made of Tennessee —s — at Prices <a nS aee™ we | Red Cedar, copper o aes : Canadian National Carbon Co., Latta, ‘Seats, Comme : Setiaiiaalk Queen Anne “2A Se Equally as | style. Measures 44% y's eens” *t Fs , ND THE AT inches long, is 20% inches wide, and 16 ' $ | , ) . inches deep. Special — ADY : NUMBER IN All equipped with new improved.lid holders. Some are also fitted with air-tight beading inside the lid. F L AS H LI GH TS “|: pemenianel Agricaltare tests prove that Cedar Chests positively kill moth larvae. # BATTERIES | “" man WIGGLY oe Te } mm Lammerts |: SELF SERVE AND SAVE _ d Furniture 86 RwudG Ss 911 919 Goo re F U RN TURE WASHINGTON

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— Te vib £iie asury vv idiattia alone tus MUL Lida Lie uduicule isiune lace iil fiig Ghd ole vliier eDeiilig newspaper. u oi bs lv oi. LU rutin valunt ——S——SSS SS eee em | ———E ee ee ne err —_ tee ome — er tlie —— — — nm ree ane ean - A See Our Other Announcements on Pages 8 and 9. ’ — . a —T TW ae ae Men’s G. B. Borsalino HatgpartT™WO. sw pat | Spring > 0 4 \ Ne Styles. . oi | ve | n xeellent soll en of the ‘seaso n= newest sh ; E: ‘Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for S24 in Largest Distributors of Mere -handise me * eee es a - ; pln 2 man ofacturer } | BE \ Y in Missouri and the West ey: a ae | Se joo ( Cash or $2.00 in Merchandise—t ew ~ites ted Articles Exrcepted at, ketal 5 nae aes - WAVED BY MONEY Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday SL A Se me i a —— Spring Is “Just Around the Corner,” and This Dominant Men’s Store Awaits It With a Complete Assortment of New Spring Clothes for ,Men —Suits and Topcoats in All the Newest Styles and Models 4 : © WHO SHOUTED rs ' FOR ME SILENT” Two-Trouser Suits — Correct Topcoats [fn « xm sue Newest Spring Styles, Offering Extraordinary Value at Styled on the Newe® English Models—and Priced et of Alleged Expenditures, : Saying People Can Judge f ‘TED for Themselves. | ! ote to ft | . 7 ; ait Judge Robert W. Hall:| Rep, . ; Circ 4 + #e eMidare for the Republican nom-/] of Ce ion for Mayor. admonished vot- ° 7 = » ee si : ae - em .ere! Lili O ‘our enthusiastic verdict when you see these Tope | a ¥ SR AA RT @ When the air warms and softens under the first touch of Spring, men iny ariebly give a ‘atom the popular English box-coat pattern, they ard lecee and consfansall I ee Sen address befo: thought to clothes! That urge finds a happy economical solution in this gsroup—even hanging in easy. lings from the shoulders. They are made of | oe before the season is officiallvw here! The wool fabrics express Spring, both in their pat- imported and domestic woolen#—woven into those patterns most in demand. / 7 aed . Improvemen:’ Asseciauon | oo. i terns and their colors. Th e smartest new shades of gray, tan. lavender. fawn and heather E, ght -— ee eae — of mes pase cam, ony: heather, fawn [ae elds Ha roadway and! he en are offered in an assortme nt which features Suits in E “nglish and conservative stvles. There os pelea — ain chaucaeialie a making i serviceable a0 G Tamippesa street, yesterday after-| sor ¢ are models for men of all tastes and all sizes—including stouts, slims and stubs. | sinc sais a Beak: po ae ) tt = hroug “Kirschbaum” Spring Suits | Two-T Suit Society Brand Clothes’ =e Kirschbaum” Spring Suits wo-lrouser Suits Society Brahd Clothes — ridge io Democ . ~ om, \."' \ \ iw ¥ e E. Dieckman. president of | soa: 4 am Oo ; csi 4 "Pas i @ @e i a : i : by t\ . . a ; let il’ The * lens i+ tle O . Z ezical Soctety eomplete ra thea OT iT ry . "10 a) had re ' 2 a ii¢ aii ° n vw rens anu Lal oring ' | 9 , : it’ 1 4 a . . . . | . » . ’ oe , -* . a , he , > ~ “ > > . r { : id .* - 7 * : - » 7 “, atter! The stviing. tario are the Kind to give the most satislactorv i oe _ , . 7O2 inc] - parics su ' * Azingt, ile aeons ' > 1.) . “IR All tmat ig ind aut hentic in styling and brics hag § , r] J “f dent «ar yun , . . ° ; ~« P ae —. “ ‘owl ~ « . . ts. ; * 2 = ‘ . — ~ : : f All sizes—shorts, shms. stours. an extraordinar: ons Second 7 . The Second Day of Our Extraordinary Millinery Event, Offering Handsome, Authentic : ; Sy ' q Sontering an Souteny Gnee ample Spring Hats aS —The Showrocm Samples of Widely Known New York Makers At the : Remarkably Special Ly E, . o b o ws » t J is » 7 , ’ - hd j teats s = 6. bd Te A | *» we “ . °F - * } TL unustal We hear crack ts families fer-Ma pon the pe- at $ o the. *machine.” Judge zo down the line princtp he bis fellows an abet nie: | Se man who says has one-off f ML f ry sis Styles for Misses, Women and Matrons I ih i ll Ni AN a aay | | | ei daiawilt Wt @ Beautifully fashfoned Spring Hats—-sample creations which bear the labels of mak- ee Ss easel din i ers widely known in the millinery world. You will quickly realize that the offering {| t's : = Sapesh the «a: n.” By the : . . . ¢ i ; A ~ —. ; ES. 3 utc f° re ko riefly o2 WAS of these Hats for *10 is very remarkable—aenother forceful example of the extreme | i : “1 — a | oe in Fis se a1F = i SS JRE" q yore? nt the city’ value-giving our Millinery Section can offer. 1 : | : | Mea in the next ‘our years ang) TOMERS . | z : ) —" > , , amd tor © s j ‘ : 4 ; = t sOFS tO ro a, Smart Spring Sty!es | Trimmings and Hues | } — 2 coup. He enid that | “uatier ’ : . a : : ‘ i” > * eoald be be Me tha “ports Mack. shell, artent creen. lip-tick, Indian | r . | ‘ | 5 {Peeame . | ; ia “aoe +) ° " ’T> Ts mt Ine rit of ‘ ee.) > orange. thisxtlebloom and other shade-; | | ” i .\/4A \/& imti if Ti | : \ w/ | .en' 1.to pests of respen- ae Pane . ace ; 7 ; — ‘ ; » | feathers. lace and ribbon applica : ' , ! N nf \ = te - aes ite , » easeten. | Cnet : \. a : 7 ‘ be _ eat) re a> Sees e ) renen Pmbroeidered cellophane and felts hat-. pokes. turban-. off-the-face. Bang- kok. large brim. timtbe. Milan. hairbraid flowers. and other smart new kinds inctude:t. tions and novelty trimmings. Fourth’ Fleer | . Fr & | ' w rs : : : ‘ - “a , t t "y} nm who was Vin Sai a Judge wh ; SuUSsiness di sputes was clude loimg it in the Mayer's ‘ she * court s Complete Assortments Invite Your Selection of , = Dota ° se _s> _ —_ ie = Jockey Riding Miller,” eteage j a7 7” a Meck man pledged himself to a | @*mpie ie . . pe m of strict economy and; ¥°re ted his appreciation of the fact ! Taft. ° - ° ; : nO political leaders were for The : Here Is Wide and Unusually Pleasing Choice of the New a He onid he “sen Sk eee Le On Tuesday Many Smart Weaves Are Specially Priced — ame sove te ; : . . e ] sit ‘aid he “i no “jockey session @ Popular silks, woolens and wash materials are featured in | . 2 i 4 Mas him” and was free of en- fice, th these spe cial groups from. which Tuesd: iv shoppe rs may fill y : a Political alliances. -He suid positio l l] And tl ; but a few of | 23 = ‘he statement had been made} rear of apparel ie et S SO econom ica Ve sre 1ese are pu a! | | iiie- was enty' “aban? S58 wearnl Gal the lov ely fabrics in our assortments, which are delightiul to : 2 paar. “I'm 37 rears off.” he his pre : > Ww a = ; td f the fact that IT the ele — | —And Immediate Wear—in Three Featured Groups at “4 i the prions us ile tee ‘on i Many Styles of e sid : ’ | : | | | ;, For Spring Wardrobes—Men's New | $2.50 Printed Krepe $1.69 Foulards i : | pel Rewermene League Or- | °"* Silk Sh . t | Printed f or hi rep :, ‘ Bou be im the J Deltah Pearls of es" ° Loantort te supper Gate _— a : a S | eck ; and allover - grounds, printed in | DS evgantention nasceinn-at cnet Sd ] l] } wh ae er hee’ rete pee _ sittin A " if “—— Netterment league aa, ee! eo | penne pees |e $6 to $7.50 Values at is en ee ee mony. ee yreterilayr mernirz ' . ; bene > | repe de Chine : rmeuse . Foristel, attorney, who t2/| ” $ 2 ERR ors sa : C : $2 50 Chas aa eee q A wide and unusual choice is offered in these three featured g groups 0 Wing Grimm, said ie the} | rid ‘g | TP @ These artificial indestructible || Coats: the diversity of models which displays scores of new stvle 1deg@iiie Preeatinnangy oes, Oe et ae , ial “*s3D°.0T And sigsh morer . y "dian see i he mae of meny Tare all smartly authentic—and aside from the charm of eac h Coat 3 R wil! appear in this campaign ” PARI $1.79 | usual beauty and resembtance | Wil be much pleased with the many new and excellent fabrics and tl Eoste no effect on poet wi night ot to reaé.Peart | vee : : ~ Pie cannot > thwarted , @ Tits assortment is composed of satin- | | G8- Mixed Crepe } manner in which all s garments are tailored. This is indeed a collecti 0 2 = per sty stripe silk, silk broadeloth, radium, jerseys eee: Sees See eee nee TORR ik-and-eptton Crepe prinfed in a ff _ $16 18-Inch Strands that merits ear ly inspection and consideration. Sizes 14 to 44. - os pei od oe of | adget and crepe Shirts. Some are in plain white Se ne ee ee A ee ent eee ae eee ee ' Plai 4 fie to. tome : : te ‘ - : | ani caretl ( ob to be sought! — —and others are striped in blue, tan, helio, muteel the $ | 49 Lae 19C 5 Sete Ant Nov ries Ps es. & rio ne I By fi —- are of many types: including those swagg?r and ; Beir for nonor.” “| Chase gray, green, etc. Every Shirt is generously | | e yard t PG eer ee tl | popular agmoor” Coats, fur-banded. fancily stitched, butten-trim- « " . Todd. president of the “ "3 caapertioned and tt iy dtiched Ghrough- , } with diamor 4 $7. 95 | med _ a favored styles——with the new Sprig colorings widely * a ity Collector Ed- ; otlette . ; . j presente 3 . iver T. Remmers “ out with silk thread. All sizes—but not ir | $4.50 Smart Wool Failles | i sf ita t 4 . R. abeke: er sae as esti each style. m Senseityt tabete that te Sitra-correct for Spring drewes, “ensembies.” | § $18 24-Inch Strands | ° - ~—-Siieue were, aniong the tures , . ‘yr. e ix ' ; i ( . | fraser a Men’s Sweaters Men's Silk Hose $s to $7.50 Values $s Value, the Pair | ~ a —Scores of Spring Det a Groups at aa om ‘ay mothe a bufid- Seve . Hairlines Ginghams Sateen W gold clasp: t $8 95 ‘or. 1437 North Grand Havas $3 69 2.50 — | 1 ecm Mele aay ope testy asa pee | | $ ‘$ $ 15D a Ard. announced the platfernm missions +. »Z.0 mn | ' . — eng ‘Sich be will seek the fale of e | ? 69 Z Z ? H $20 Deltah Strands id === = : “Sic Somination for Mayor reute tf Pullovers and sports . Discontinged aty b os Sweaters tn ribbed or “if aliome Siik | ; "1 . 7 “ ' ' ' , Bie eau irti- oe ¥) ee et of former Congre«-~ h ar) . . ae 20 sepee = ; ities ale . mes : " : . y -. : ; . se «> > ss _— } g : # cl ali ZEes 14 te 44 Pak. ‘ R« imatiers He. faveres was the + beast a ei pen diture of the bend emstratic $3.59 | reper seen Sor | Daytime and Dinner Frocks 7 ge nme

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PL RE Deas MS * ns oy ahi rr nee ar ARAT r- 3 Sey. s bony Fear ‘es has oa : : — >, tes a a ¥ te é rm 5 na ee + +96 ee reee ee oeeeeees seee- soe had LSSETESALESLIIICI IY Tt?) : — : ° sist: ears ss ol tteo ttett ieee: Ssbssereseess >: vase ; triste risege t FHT, - 3 : ° o = > " - a2 _ . ’ > ; Pt 35 .T;*} >= pe 5 hSe- z > > : cheeee. 5. os. oe: 4 IY ; > tM ; 235 : 4 . “S331 ’ to4 teeedes Lobeoe * : 4 pe Fs oO SE Sade > A betee | ms - one . ree hs wees seer: - 6328522 Hitt bes p= opate - ps Se > e +33 : stds 5 aed p= soreers 2 5 SSS EEE Oh o4 * = . Just a Minute Society—Drama Sorssecseeee po we ee rdtit assests Sirs ctertee ssersaststs HE IHEREE SE pags 232: $4: ies: he © >a cs »- ee ees sitet deities: ~—_ — - — # ‘eee e 2 eee ae. tti(‘“‘ a Ae a r e , . FOR ME SILENT’ § eS See ee % | i bs f § 4%: i ; 8 g 5s FROM THE PARADE A flock of Governors, with their tg sto ager el sep as PREVAILS INSTEAD illuminated, ornate and numerous : deal of a depriv: . to Wash- . privation, for a mem ; | : 7 og — - Gee ie * ee. veg staffs, are on their way ber of Con OD & oats Meclines to Name Sources” | Pe f bi ee ery - + Vice President-Elect Dawes — ond ee tert to de square himself for many shortcom- | Streets Are Crowded With | . : ee : ee ES BZ t ray é ; - > ' : “ : ings by seeing that his visiting con- : of Alleged Expenditures,; “~~ be /4 a ee —_— : and Family Welcomed to March 4 is decent enough to en- tients had invitations to the in-| Mourners for Late Presi- able the President to get through h Models—and Priced at = ° “an be ; gural ball. 2 ’ : - it without ine ‘ing anything worse Saying People Can Judge Washington by the Offi It without ineurring anything Wotwe) "a inthe wee ef al German Re- | : | ' fie ll f ee » ie : ; - S 11 to speaking of} -' President succeeding himself does . | mselves. ee 2S ) i cial Committee. sequel to speaking on a windy,” $ for The | fa Ria , ats : se abutment of the Capitol to 60,000 the inaugural! performance public, 3 . ae pee F or so of his fellow citizens after|tinny and forced. When doe man! «493 Cable to the Podt-Dispatch | . bys fs Gee SEES 7 Re Pe Dike d : — . ie Se Sigal Foe: FSO SE Sin oa ts Post-Dispatc! sure: . . : are-hes steps down from tower Circuit Judge Robert Representative ‘John 0. ‘Tilson ae if Spondias ae es ak hye “tf & more or less bare-headed :Fids overne and New York World. Sale ise tee uaa tent fe 0-23 Wratt Bui on ling. in ah open automobile from the; nence and power. the uplifting of | Co right, 1925. by the Press «ad punter arr t) -epublican nom-{of Connecticut. wh h en) * se wera Rane on pee” Fe iliac n sdidate for the Repubiica ec ] vho as be Ss 2 BSR oo, SSN R CI ta. WASHINGTON, March 2 White House. another is a spectacle, but there blishine Cos., the New York W: rid the Post-Dispatch. BERL IX, March 2.--Everywhere |in Berlin today the black, red and gold flag of the republic fluttered from city homes at half mast and crowds gathered in front of shops that displayed photographs of I'riedrich Ebert, dead leader of So- clalism. Sad Se Sade named to be majority floor leader | Beil Rs SR as fo eg er me , | ation for Mayor, admonished vot | of the next House af bs Rages He os ae ia Rasy ; ee Washington will have ; big a President Harding grimly said, is no thrill In a famfifar figure prdict when you see these Topcoats. s not to be “swayed bj money 3 es is s ss as 2 ; - ‘lerowd assembled to see Calvin (oo}- after he had undergone the ordeal, leaving home for an hour or two tern, they are loose and comfortable, an address before .. | ee é : ie i | 2 stone ke Rae ated Wie dtendin’ t he was convineevu ‘hat the taking. the oath to go on doing | ee To > te Outen d Improvemen' : oe nds by employing comp gee ; Br Seon *: % es - d at the capit : founding authors had cesigned the ‘that he had been doing and then » st j ' PONS SL 2 = —sewe tt.ay See Geet ip a ts is 7s ape" prey Ves ' “f , ° into those patterns most in demand. ar if lent and reliable contractors § an : Bee ie oe . 2 icadeid A PERM inaugural obse rvances with a view going back to the White House. and include tan, Er ay, heather, fawn ’ Held S Hall, POa an eAgiCl h , vs } ravgvemen?t mt union ‘ ~ Poe : me ise Sse — rete a . tua : ’ : ' a : . = . ? ‘oO dise oul ape ring second term Ye No- : The day has gone by for any- oofed making it serviceable as a ‘ 5 Sea e 2 Gee Be] | sg es - es : monies as simpie a8 possible, In ac- | ’ fa . : ins : * +] desire to p irticip ité in the h Listori- ] iif’ foundation | the ee S| 5, ; terated In some form, and for the } hist . yirit he 1% . 4 - “4 ¢ : . ‘ p . 4 “ oc See. y i> id és ops he , ake AS Salina ede. . P 4 i 4 : ¥4 . , . 7 i P ao / so i e a ms a4 Four Republican air ttlement (i the free ee se ee Re Toon a ie eal ie fap ae ex Pe 'eal spectacle as W hen there was e of course, the coronation ceremony ! reat it is a President's task to make | throttle th monare I norm, ‘ | ; ‘ ' : accomplished dead. 4 ; “atid | otlies fa & ayor—Judge Hall. former Cir-} >ridg nrobiem.” Reg sn eee ee ee Sees hee saeco wr oH hanve of government and the day and the speech from the throne ofthe repetition of what some 30 | Yeaterd hich had. be set | U a Tg hikesadbshaseaeansectexssannaaé AAPA OPE REEERERI EN ons came canted: eich _ a Pe re . Senat —— esterday, which een — 5 mit Judge J. Hugo Grimm, who Democrat Will Complete Thei sie esstetempmammeims a: ti Btteh tages aneit ty! Bas ROG nF RRR Re RE AR AMER was one continual celebration from old monarchies; {ust as our Senate, previous Presidents have gaid worth te “a “ bs the Nationa! : : i ais ae 2 ‘ ; : rene > “Ae ative “ae ’ fa ‘e . al © | . é the firing of the sunrise gun to the and House of Representatives are listening to again. awi¢ vo a signed from the bench to make |} aS a lalate . Primary Tie ket Tonight. -Henry Miller News Picture Service. Ine. Ball the democratic equivalent of the Why goes a President take the | jets as a day of mourning for the son Suits and To coats race: Victor J. Miller, former | a 78 bs tp ze generis ae r ont of . oli "e Board 1} : seni te compl ce ir Frederick H. Gillett, retiring Speaker of the ‘House of Represen- a ‘ar “Ki a ie mee ei : | Seirus ? flouse of Lords and the flouse of trouble’ The answer is that our war dead, as a day of humiliation Pe) i Pi } i ral : ‘4 “e Mr. ) da vil] eo eo : os | | '. t ‘ tatives (right), turning over his gavel to Congressman Nicholas, . peat talee tia auth a Commons. There was some excuse | chief executive is hedged in br fh the breeding of revenge, found the streets crowded with mourners prge il. Dieckman, president é& any ’ * APE as es . ‘ninth | | 3 to BQH Peniogical Society. night, when the tims r filing for! Longworth of Ohio after Longworth had been elected by the Repub- tice a@ President, but technically he for its elaborateness in the days; more conventionalities than 4 Chil. , eit ffices expires. he tieket lican caucus Speaker of the House. Speaker Gillett becomes United Seat Sedimaia§! thd Ainlote me erg when the Electoral College. com- | koot totem pole. He has got | fee Ebert, the man of peace. “Doi ney swal — » 4} - P will b ne tl - es- a ea ak ~ € : . (he | ' eet. t. stvline and. fabri , heii : gg let ~ a 3 Swi cludes at the present time three | § ates Senator from Massachusetts on March 4, succeeding David I. ident wien he swears before Chief | Posed 0 the nation’s presumably | jt, just as ‘he has to shake the! The black, white and red flag of mtic in Sti ig and fabrics has be dg> Hall said. ~t Gon t ay }v! (Cs ‘lidats r AMAfavor ane 1” «e: ] , ' e% APS WORM. , — aia P et ee ‘% é Sila ‘ , > | | i : edad ss Reber Be age ce: We ; Taf Pea} est é ‘1tizens an ‘ ‘ 1) , | it lism that was to have cov- enit tailori 5 to make this assortment I] get any of Lae but ij ] ’ an 1; ; ’ »- thia $ oii _ , . ' Wa sh. ss es ss ; - i a a : we p 3 : fat le : a | Justice raft faithfullv tn pe rform € ‘ (j 1a ified ( aC Eee Ds, ose by hands of H million or 20 of his fe]- : mperia is : ' Second Floor od. c i. who were shout- | -. ate for the Board of Aldermen uk ‘the duties of that office, for ther ballot the two they deemed great- | jow countrymen and to permit col- ered the city was rarely seen. : o d. Some people who we Pe from the odd-numbered wards, have been 24 terms since Washing- ¢©%t and best to be President and] leges to pin honorary degrees on The Nationalists had hoped to : : | ' make this Sunday of death a day of or me now are silent. ALONCY an ate . ‘ar llae te - ; ; . oh: Re ee es fale |, yet oe selected Bigs ancsn ls ‘Movie Realism Destroying ton established the procedure. | none decors Phi ao nage we -g ‘him and to pretend to enjoy it al! ompdus sorrow of militariem, but pre and war. but in this cal acon ; have iad Pet ‘file ie thi vag ab _ gre a ga to |haye mg cas oa oe poe sa cadets a ete a ne CAR She eer Be Seonnen cs bert died The ghost of peace apparently is extending i- | phi Stteonth Geventiints aan fi fi 9\oath administered by one Of ae eee hat thew had te expect |e ne. OF ChAPmed With Deine CYNM | 0 oe mee, se ee ee pcs. : GIES PETER SE aeS ry 2 ee anci ul Chi 00 QO} predecessors, for William Howard OW" "Ps What they had to expect cal, arrorant and wneracious, Us! & . a psnadet re Taft is the only man who has been from the man selected to guide the . +) ty P “~~ s* ° ‘ Me Borderi ‘ ' c : Bide ; | Tt was thie oliegtion that made ae & ont of UG © prevailed. or ‘ . P -¢ 131M vy ron "a . ’ . Z .o tf ~ hapa "tig . 4 , . . . . . * rdermnez On ew verry ase. Lilla) » Igoe, forme: (‘on- sciesniheachignanteeaiaitagi at the head of two different , destinies of the nation. | Presiden® Hardine'« Inet journey The churches of reactionary 4 hope we do not have a repe gressman from the Eleventh Dis- ° . “* Now the inaugural address La | 4} apostles were half empty As the j, . ; ; ak ene ee fa a branches of the Government. Sow the inaugural adaaress the reverse of restful. He was for. *?0O8U® y. hinn of the New berry case |] iL ; Ersct; James W. Byrnes, Demo- Woman Playgrounds Diverter Says Fairy No Planes Over Parade. tvped in every newspaper office in ever get ting uD in the middle of the fascists straggled through the both the country, .waiting for release night to make sneeches to a | streets they met with cries of con- ace for the nomination. it Og ‘ratic mavyoralty nominee four s : ] VY S ) wi . nip A A | §$tands are going up jpn | ell you we are bordering on it. years ago, and P. J. Cavarsaugh, | Tales re oOsing ppea to oungsters ‘cides of Pennsylvania avenue in At that it will be stale news to mll-| gatherings at cross-ronda@ clear tempt. Yor the first time since the Judze Hall declined after his ad- | 1437 North Granfd boulevard, are Who Set ife’ S Realities i in Films. front of the White House. so that Mons who will have heard it over | the heart of Alaska. and when hen revolution the spirit of republican- mem ¢ ay niasen e mayoralty cance ates L 7h : di ~ ; ess to name the sources from sey Mama seer crt nee ' block’ will be a sort of court of ithe radio. attendants expostulated he replied a mantfested itself spon'ane- = t) alleged large . ant. I "LV -seve i qaqgates 10 tne saga al aC a 1. — , — { . ~~ “ad. : oOusiv, hich the alleged large expendi : honor for the occasion. There the on an ckso eimply: Some of thes “¢ . : ires were being made or in whose Board of Aldermen have filed in There is no ©. H. English, Director le ‘Pu- President ill review they h-o1 Jeffers d Ja - hav c eh , oa — ea a ; . Rien : « the Republicar i idl 10 : the lancs » net . , 5 , ; . , resident willl review 1@ mucn-cur- Even in that elder das Jeffer- mve com undred« of miles juat Luther to Deliver Oration at Fa- Bhali “The people can judge for | t” cepublican primary, in cn reau of Recreation of the Board tailed parade of the Army, Navy ' . 1 : + ee tent to shake my hand, Whet kind of neral Wednesday. emd¢elves.” he Democratic and six in the Socialist ; ef Kducation of Chicago. Faced and Marines. the Governors and the.- — artery dl to he shat “a sire v sch a man would I be { 7 lay ™ hed § ‘t¥ the Asnocteted Press, és - ° ' . 2 : : a ~4 ‘ -" Ce hel are °*77 } 4 fe "ic? al poets ) 4 } . . . ? se - . os . . ~ . of if d - in 4 rT). Wen ne ] a . : we a > . ~ We are eeeing on inustal | P*mary. ESE ea cc Phere will bene Amer ys : _with the problem of “getting kids military units they » bring ©) with % tena 7 po “ "i ‘3 if hehind the car cvrteine and left LERLIN, March 2.--The funeral ro " “— a . ~s ; ° 4 } + J ’ . ry? *. : . . ’ *s> ; j > 4 : af } , ¢ » ? > rli« . a M4 . rs > : ie i ir Ve . ‘ bi ; SOY , . > . ° ings is campaign. We hear 26th Ward Igoe Club Meets Tonight | artists a century hence if the im-| out of steamapeated flats.” English/them, and the civilians who arejdi- “OTe am a ee them standing ore oe ithont q Of President Ebert will be held at tion conceived his idea of snow modé€l- recting the celebration. Rat i A oe eee a bas. " : ; : as possible. Jackson went him one eiea : . ; wees of irow they ea = The Twenty-sixth Ward Igoe- portance of cultivating imagina ei es , 6) word? 5 o clock Wednesday afternoon tin ; . 1, . crete! \ $34 . ‘ . ; , t+ “7 a ¢ »Y ‘ ‘ ae te . a a . . . 2 a VY "* nit ? (he rf = ° ¥ hip and the men 7 i faynilies for-Mayor (*}irh will meet tonight The mot tes Ing and, atteyr re heavy snow fall T here wil] he tanks and big uns. better bs wal cing up Lo ' ( ip The ra son” that aR i of. the “ ilhelms*rasese Palace, which. ‘ ¢ 7 , . ‘wero ge 1h ® are dependent pon the po- at 8 o'clock at Wasnington Hotel. w at. ee oy \ ' several months ago, instructed each and famous regiments with their sis talleg > oe then the sega of their vrede- | xm. Chancellor Luther, who ls beliefs of Miss Jo-| Chicago to sculpture some object Army or Navy planes@irclinéever- | ® fashion. cessore has taught Presidente that acting President. will deliver the oration. There will be no religious support. will go down the line principal speaker These are the * yore - . } . + ‘iefiy on = = “, March 2.—Har-, : os lirectors in several Secre‘aries of War and the Navy ful. There will ‘be 7000 or 10,000! tantian to whn**wae niadteat thaws Oe the Reichstag sters. where the a ry r f vr) ry VV « ; city " I: isk stone of New York City which ‘ fosed its three-day a nnual and recreation Gu —" ' | , iq ned 0 le rs » f+ Y Pre :4 le ane Hard men in the parade and t ough he* : | sig cas ce nn rae wiht halt while President : obi zou, bs _ * , | ther large citi have adopted the issued orders, after President ard- i > pars » ANG, Til in eontras whot woe or Ww: ‘ot : : : ', @ ee a signed today as Attorney-General mecting vesterday at the American, cther large cities fh ' ; ¢ ; sm) y wae ae . fer bed in the n , why Bess ang e ' eT ay , phase. a es * ae tay ‘ eee, activity asa part of their pro- ine’s voice was drowned out by the fought nobly, there will be @ sort done whe the ttmwe Loebe of the Reichstag delivers an ; rrionms to no and took the ith as an Associate. Annex Hote’. ete oe roaring of airplanes at the York-. of Volstead 2. address on behalf of that body and of the Supreme Court 'Te : v tal ave lost their appeal ram. stk are the Tha : : es at the i. : } j Ou T Ir? : a \ i i1@ 1) pT g ’ of town celebration. AgZzainsyi fivine, hal without him or Mrs, (ool- prospect jl being called a four xis a och mare oe aa prod or , - Oo ‘ s respects to the dead, fifth new member of the ‘hildren wi are entertained by | Pesults of the introduction f red by i appointment he procession then wil! move Bpetent men to posts of res The courtrocm was aw ife’s realities. “oneciful stories are motion picture, Am gric a at tnnddl ter chauld a low-scartax pidue £9 across the Tiergarten through the , . 6 * ‘ e . , | , ‘ i ’ ‘ i- ‘ os . . es = . ' lity and ¢) it did not particu- when the new Justice * -- ' : $7 “an | | childhood 1 American children. *T? *8ttpen. "17 dalla 175 per cent inaugural Even ; ‘a thane eaid tha tieiroce tray ' 4 ey @ 4 = > ’ ie —_ sump ! On COBIG above such celebrations. having in. !ldge. flusher ibunal } four vears oof P = ‘tTlPreas . siect} o s+) a ew art’ were ccsenickg in A ; pees : . a3 ' stip motion pCTUPTOCS depl (ings Ais n mind also the possibility of disas.- ~ ee , - -———— a pce. Davis, Democratic presidentia: CAN-\ ore heing forgotten. dog derby, described by ed by former Assistant Secretary . { | tom Joe ‘key Rr iding Miller,’ didate in the last campu.icn. The “Deplorable Condition.” Johnson, St Paul director, i and of the Trenaury Ward Clifford He was constituted. it et be a ' norning. :j nH! ; i =f . ° ; , . i ited : . . ‘ - ; - , ' aie’ te ress i" ickman pledged himself to a (simple ceremonies of the occasion The gcreatest problem of recre- shown. The picture was exhibi i had a motor cycle police escort to > “ WASHINGTON id > Th President =bert was a great ad- am of strict economy a nd were conducted by { hief Justice tj T . ; . . t un} under the a uspices of the Com- the Willard Hotel With him were DR, FOSDICK ‘ASHAMED NOT es -+, mar I OF aoe e | mirer of the United States and. ut - : or oe _—* ‘ation directors, therefore, is to cul- m a 0 vam e oan ” ersonne +) | _ ed his appreciation of the fact | Taft. : | me , tee munity Council] and the Missour!) yr... pawes and their two children, l of the Committee on/| der a teecher, recently had been s ne DE Siete: wees for The ceremony of oath taking has tivate the fancy and imagination as} Gocial Hygiene Assoc tation. Vireinia 10 ea a: 10 years 10 BE HERETIC IN THIS AGE’ Economic Restoration of the In-| assiduousty studying the English . . P « ; . ‘ * - : ‘ a“ j il in ici, je * >. “ i . ae est 1 —_ . Z . ‘ e ‘ legs candidate. sive interlude in the supreme Court able ¢ ondition. brought avout by a Gen. and Mrs. Dawes remained WE K ¥ sayeel - aii pa The while h will hold ita third general | North Amert a. Nler caid he had no “jockey sessions. Donning his robes of of the over-efficiency of ‘children, ,» FE. Brewer of Detroit, Mich. ! a+ the hotel all eay receiving visi tK, Marcel * > meeting at Brussels, June 21-27,| 08 the completion of his term free of en-. fice. the incoming member takes a’ Miss Blackstock said. ‘discussed apparatus as a part of tors. among w! . were Frank W., Rev. Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick,’ was announced last night by the nest June, Herr Ebert expected to American section of the chamber ‘'*#*¢ @ vacation, and had planned a e mz him” and was 2 of | | ing political alliances i osition behind the screen at the “Tl agree wit merican au- nae , t rs Stearns and. Baptist minister, asserting that he FEC i meng political alliances. He said | position b d [ agree wi merican au the playground equipment and ox-) Stearn and Mrs. sStear ” ape! : ; hunting trip tn (Cs j HI tthe statement had been made| rear of the bench, remaining there thor who believe at America is" ~ ws c ] Congressran Sanders, who suc-/| would be “ashamed to live in this after receipt of a cablegram from i ric 5 Ip Mt VAnaes. e also : ; ‘ ‘ . oP 41 evelopment o Denese ae "7 wae : ; : co oe ? > 9 - - : : he was only “about 35 years! until the Chief Justice’ announces (the ‘water carrier of the literary plained the d lopm ceeds C ascom Slemp as presi-| generation and not be a heretie, Willis H. Booth of New York, the| (°°. ph s wapeers by Benator Medill 7 | ty ss ’ : ‘ . nia interns: ition: i] preside nt, Met orm.ceh, ho died “a few days vears old.” he! his presenee to take the oath and world.’ for have paid too little interest in recreation there. dential secretary. and Mrs. Sanders. | bade f&rewell yves'erday to nis con- who is in; ‘ Prrend oe the First Presbyterian Parle in connection with the con- »efore him. to visit Chicage. and he expected to go to Washington to visit Daron Ago yon Maltzag, the German Am baseador. OT) co-operation The +7, ‘hildren hurried off greg I . } " ‘ | e«*} = ‘ “ei aohner f ed . e ] eaturedé.Groups at in the prin of life instead |-commission ‘rreates auth and artists.” the of the Beard of Ieducail ediatel (church where special preacher Er ence in my dotage.” } yr ‘nting himself as maker xplai ] “In 100 years the Department of Recreation, pre their arriva! rf | K he had taught a doctrine that The seesjons which will he at- q . ; a (6 > A } » ate ti pee , , . : ‘ : effort and | their record for attendane Dani brought a demand from the Gen- tended, hy delegations from 89 ‘ Justice. the ‘ ' av he j *¢]s nie material venting duplication in o : ence “a | A aeeriylil' last November that ‘omntriecs Ww) ’ consider steps “to The pena.on to the family of the tjha -4 : »poer ? = j . 7 oO . es? 3379) ad . . ‘ - ‘ ‘ 4 ’ «! ‘ e ! a n hen full; }] costuming as an aid {United Statics, J. awea worshiped while i Wash- che ure! The services epded =... as the protect] ind nex takes hi aoe the oot of the j ‘orrecti an ‘onditior SS Jy ‘ 4 , “ork “eld secr ar ‘ . - , , i. “a ; } clion oO naus- eX Hote! yesterday mornire iw ! | foo rT h 7 ri ing i? condition. She de New York. field ‘ ‘ a ’ the «singing of *“Ciod Be With Par , / , : : ) | saeoclution of Am PEtOe i: Y= rial property. improvements in the j he " ‘ . fF . er , ° » * . nie ' \lr. an \ at es You Tit] We Meet Again. athena [ of fore'en iron rmmediate’s he ir shel rY¥ o an all- sas a defeription and diseussion of research, & pe kine eeeviat “es the Powt-Denateh , f is | Judgment« unl | which $12,500 ie allotted for offi- these three | ‘atured Zroups O pperting Grimm, said : the | | f : cm : | } \lidd] Wrest thes the hé Capitel fro: t} hite Hous vept freely, and tears, Were in the fiention of lawe governing chectlia | clal expenses. : : . wee of hie addre = of her progra: is in the Awiaaie \irs ' f many of the men as they eh nae sy gm: mag? —— The pension for his fami'y t&# a ‘s* aS ' is addr mes LES ' ans po- —_ af " » Se ei » . o4 igh — he ins relopment . . salen mat ' ; sir A : na the a ul j tf t! } emt v : : “th 2 oe : : abe ‘a s “= ' Corruption and slush money . Bud ze t Before Deputies Today. SNOW Modeling Dixcussed, reate electing Na ssa hg ntific | Coolidg®, escorted by a squadron Of crow Jed abovt him to off pe! Whos ri! Sse rs vom about two-thirds of the $12,500, or : : ae 2 ‘ . “ve . T> ~ Peary ur ‘ ra SS “lave sesajinn of oe reation. 41 SePC qr we ; (iT se }@¢ i rn ’ ; } rT) ‘fe ' ‘ sa 1c 4 li ir 1 ot Ce if ] g Oa Vv ou h wi) appear in | ampalign : , eats ‘’ } eavairv wate arewells ; ; ' . approx rn el 49°. ui ' ‘ mii ; Viar “ Ms a take rl. if ae aie . ; -_ - wt)l inc wile | red I kK *?) “1 and ap Cy tI r { {; } “ACS ¢ nad the have ho effect on us” ; és, ~ ¢ 5 aes é é' /, , idg will g r “They cal — ROEStS ode Yor’. as chairman: nt a ., “e i" nedy idea in Mudg. « ACC Cl) cl rc Sa : the People cannot be thwarted sastahinlert r of Depu- | snow modeling , the originator, eclared. saen ; ccordance Fosdick said in his sermon. “hiow nm ¥ , 4 ' ; oad res ree The body of Ebert liew in state tn d. ‘| his IS indeed al collection : ld,” ues completed voung on the : -- = an a : ~ , ay : : . ‘Me thet ; -_ respect lle heretics become in the , . Fi or } ease tobinton his study. which has been lett just {i S) ; 14 1] | Potistel said it the Mawtste of. | PCett OR Ms | WIELANDY 10 HOLD GAME POST liandy he would not be reappointed. eee “an. retrospect of history. Well, 1 ams) **™ A —". pers Of the Dewes as it was when his sudden Uiness . \ a mrripedin, ie } ror i1] ry ] " Lo 7) > te i ' . s ‘ ; : res eal ; -. ; ha . ; it . ‘ ™ lon. SIZES I lo ’ ts" no Place for a boy.to have budge ne Senate today. Wielandy declined, siating _ - » the Sen a heretic if conventional ort nodes) pis mittee, and John H. FE ahey of overtook hin. . «a e v* ses "hea 4 ,) at en . ac 4 ‘ . . . . . *. . sd a ; 6 ie : os ; , , . -— . ‘* tos or}. - " — 7 | ; / tty = gh ok gti be sought | de ar : “y 7 , | UNTIL M'CANSE I$ CONFIRMED would hold the office unll at ¢ at ya) he inauguration o' is the standard The coffin of brown oak reas including those swagger ane ly for honor.’ Chamber | Fdserananet m4 | cessor was confirmed are resident. .When at During the next few months, Ne) .. on weteer Mensute ia Meuur- Uno” & Cotataiaue and ever 8 cas: . . : : ;. ul ‘ »j i fc of e? ‘ . "Y ria : 8° : J , ; " ‘4 : rey, 4 ’ ut "s 4 > aneily stile hed, button-trim- D4 .. Tod 1. pre ej. den? F hye i ae ‘ ' see: Declines. faker’ gente hy he had hye dagavub . panini Mar i} the exception of a wreath of white one ai ; as estimated would ex ed : stead of stepping out . been invited Then for a star lie Another watery sHCrea re MCASUre Ulacs from the widow and one oe cAapen- ec'al to the Poxt-Diep ran a: . » Family Bible. ‘ , Sealey a s. f _nonel ditures by more than $0 O00 000 vente 7 s r\ CITY Mare for Baker's cloice is ‘ ompl ‘ jee vty U mi bs ‘ af ja Pas will ‘'* the Holy 1a nd for one of Ciov. Bak ‘Tr a apoointive Mimosa from the children. the flor- “Ot T. were among tlie ; vas shatints ’ _—o s obs f wits > r! sites 7 oolidg St, —— é departmert heace avuynpeared tn +t} ance atter ontem ‘ted fur- ; ae ol the purchase of State par , 1. i . —_ pea 7 he @ ecorat era. iran fter the contemplated fur frank S. Wielandy of St. Louis is : » for ing, bring with him the faiily Political Prisoners. [louse toda, ovidl Be by ae rptnwred garg any mee ake ae on whieh he has been working to To Aid Werld’s Potitica ou ocay, providing an increase plants. The wreath from Frau q | ther decrease of expenai_tures “as ‘etininine the position same and ible an which the President wa OT! ts ‘ Bg P ner Frocks h, Democratic Candidate, |. SPE IE ner WETS several months Bg , > hories as he aie!’ Press of $100 4 year {» the present $3500 Ebert bears a white ribbon wit) ) ; — JO habe ermine ~reo el gids - : tag | ame Se | NE W YORK. Mawch 2.--An Or- gnnual salary of the Pure Food am] the one word “Luise” and that from fic) » gg Coste pipers from G Two park purchases complered, yo. Warre + Harding’ n lef . kK ; ’ ‘ss ° ' “O . »O' . . Siabad | teri i x 4 *T) at ' , * ’ ‘ : ry? ‘ b> y >| e | » : . a : _ , eeoeaticr ry ‘ ? Woo 3 i } | ; eh bat ) «A shan Mi blew Einma, Kine! lL ribbon with the inecription: “T's OF, 1437 octh ‘an ' “uba arch ° “% TPT : : ard SEE Diibdhced the platform | mission to place signs reading “The | cante of M rnon, who was day were the transfer to the Stal’ Mrs. Coolldge's mon ner. ay Presi. ical prisoners of all countries was would give the Commissioner the our unforgettable father.” $ ‘ (5 Upon Which h. + ee by ck dal abe | alien . ucrgvested Al pr al 7 . , . . +4 ated hw the eommittee at Pure ood and Drug (ommiss«: th. eoldiers com prise a guard or 4S oe a A Sfrious contende tate tiv rf wr iot believed tht see Bs a Oo . "oe . . . ° - , , , paw : ; wf a“ ar — . . — ie : , os a ? . : } st ersie \ yf ‘ : if ry? i. i j ) ‘ , . to 44. ‘ y . Romination ble favors ‘as the proper time tor such de! ‘ “4 = his resigna , Cerneors ' annproximately 49,000 . . which is maintained day an? wig. * ae , ‘ . i ’ - it ; sa ; ‘s ; . “. Feurth Fleer 3 wt) Cxpenditure of the bond old Wie- . intl

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MONDAY. MARCH 2 192+. | = tee’ dg eee sage pa ‘the original pile. Everybody will enjoy the thought ee __l opened at noon today. It is an event of first-class! » .5.+ we do not like to see too much money in. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing j 7 -or s 4 ; 3 | Company, Twelfth Boulevard sep owen enone ree of neces panel one place. | | and Models | and Olive Street. is the fact that the automobile ipaustry !s S year) our 3 ; ae | —~ observing its twenty-fifth, or silver, anniversary. SIMS’ DEAD HIT | Nasty Jokes and Unprece | ah y | isa G tory, this history of 25 years.) | | : - THE POST-DISPATOH PLAT- op © Sales Sey. a In condemning Secretary Wilburjs snap judgment dented Display of ; Far FORM. It is too big for the imagination to grapple with. : ; Aviation SL wn ? e ar 4 4 | I know that my retirement will “‘etaphor wilts before the task. The story can be “™ the ego of the special Naval Boa rd yo g~ a rece Rs teases, Me oT Be tage ots ‘ A 3 4 Nudity. make no difference in its cardinal told only in the sinewy milieu of facts and figures. ae — ones > wre age to se ‘ok a pons ee nee ( principles, that it will always fight In 1899, the last year of the nineteenth century. sarees asses — polic — Selpsaimpsgse we for progress and reform. never tol- — __ automobiles were made. Ya 1923 more than retary on a highly technical matter like this, ey ae a, said, “doesn’t amount to much.” : iene Sanne Ot CONES reine, || 4,000,000 duced. That is the high fight demagoguts of all partics, 000.000 cars were produced. at is the - nce wens : : oa : ; s to be the final judge of naval policies . an ris, always . ark. 9° s| , the rec- ; bh aati never belong to y water mark. The 1924 production slumped ‘not the civilian administration? wan seuatiel Sims and Mitchell against the naval hierarchy. would si oppose privileged classes and public 8s being 2.500\000. useless and hopeless if civilian opinion could not be) underers, never lack sympethy ‘sc CRB | _ the poor, always remain de- More impressive and informing are the registration relied upon for an intelligent judgment. Sims ap parently aimed his rebuke at th® superficiality and voted to the public welfare, never be figures. The 10-year period from 1914 to 1924 saw satisfied with merely printing News, = ragicstration leap from 1,711,399 to 17,740,000. An in- ey a went. || dustrial miracle, truly. Something to be reviewed | “ite “ne ional ot as bee w by predatory plutocracy or | with a thrill by the magnates of motordom, with the | “ae** © rs, . ilbur . pescaticst ts © ip remy : a EE Board report the day after it was issued. It is evil ~ AS the ee neeatiniendt: tall tend wilt sfor JOSEPH PULITZER. and the numerous millionaires they have created as) dent the Admiral has little respect for the Boards | ig ! Oe aeaeiel for somé hundreds the Maal April 10, 1907. | by-products of their conquest. | SORTER, regarding it as merely the conventional na- . i thousands —o oe egpae trate + xr _—_| But what of the future? Will the golden anniver.| '2! View of the situation. : . 4 am received With Sang:rol Mre. 1 Friday's testimony proved that Admiral Sims, | a Se cae ape of colessal achievements and fabulous riches, or is|2°¥ Tetired, is a factor to be reckoned with. id. i ; ’ > a —s the adjective “fair’ : His reasoning is simple but formidable. When two 22> a ‘the female sex, whom he de- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THE AUTOS SILVER ANNIVERSARY. | p000lar appeal. By it poor Mr. wilton becomes rich) gu ELLIE, I | “SpDRAMA IN PE eT SONNE GRE ING AE RIN ge i > . sag ~ a i pa © : | : ee BY RICHARD L. STOKES. pein sear illustrators aud cartocn- a“ {sts gould have us beileve that -.—If De they #re devilish fellows. So, itn until We gery first scene of “Artists and "tast night az the Shuhert- on. a dozen demoiseiies. in jeast reticent approximauon of lowed cit 54 ever ventured om a ST. louis a tT have paraded behind a gauze trahs-/ a. § Y an and c homage | | : ev. At the garet H. A. Wict Rentuck: Halstead predatory poverty. ' romantic fortunes they have themselves accumulated + T alr lacked esthetic appeal! LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE | «sry 25 years hence see another quarter of a century, The Renard Crime School. To. the Eéiter of the Pos-Dispat:n. this epic’s crescendo about done and must the in- th sags 8 ’ ; 49 - P neettegged and aneyse-| ; —) , | . et aes? P fleets meet at sea. he said. “the one with the largest i ‘ a whed as short-: , Ky : HAVE been reading with ednsiderabie | dustry presently face the difficult process of re- | ‘’ | . “ r a al creatures. The fiction re- . i ‘ill be th Iti ‘ic s i -. . NI c yicai cr’ ; : interest articles on the perpetration of trenchment and readjustment to its market's Ca- air force will be the ultimate victor, as it can de | a, arao a eeding the +ranseendent bearty of eee — crimes, as delineated in the columns of | pacity? istroy the other force and then bomb the ships at, wv a oe . a [sine physique has owed its sur- niversit t . . i « - ; > ‘ > : Ss eras all ° Was a - teeme: -“ontemporaries " , — : will. © * * If there is anvthi now t / , . -. ei . aatiy ti canny use of one of your — — iy ORO Speculation as to the finish of the motor miracle ™ ' - 2 s ane oben Sey “es , ae | — ge tives : |_Henry C an oe eee SOrces CO tee eee dere ravy it is gunfire, and after making all calculations | ' | echatien has not awaited the silver anniversary. For several ; : 7 ; ey. | = eer there was a similar exhie! ——- ; if is ece of uck if a laire } re eeeter. : ‘ ay years “the point of saturation” has been admonish- | a piece of good luck if an antiaircraft gunner a ' of ungarbed Hmbs and tor-) ee aed ) . lits irplane.” | attleshi ————— a iwe. to the right tha cen ingly debated. In its last week’s issue the New Repub- hits an airplane.” The battleship as the backbone . [aii. but far more offensive, to th . ; ~ lea’ biungers en a nae bo sneis lic discussed this phase of the subject with its char. a 2 Se goa a — — hes migigse : | 4 writer. wen he eee ae in eae Dr cceteban dank qubsoquent conviction, | acteristic uncheerfulness. And in the light of arith- te _ amt BA — of a retired gutta of } in some of the! of medic -&kes it apparent that there is some-. teétic it does seem as if the automobile industry had | ge eg ai icemmammeeed who in the late war was) | 4 des. This was par-|he pure thing fadically ‘wrong with the funda-! pretty nearly got to apogee. The New Republic's cal- to the navy what Pershing was to the army, and a! | | ; i Sealariy true of an incident ner. near Be mental training of the captured criminal. | eulations from a plausible survey fix the country’s ! Day.” in which a goat-lacre. P man noted for his attainment, vigor of mind and) ie Memos! 1 : : » , " ' ae q . “eit War veteran ¢5- (| points te N uite a large percentage of , , eases a aes ; independence of ji: ment e st hi ; , Civi pay Ne doubt /maximum absorbing capacity at 24,000,000 cars, with — judgment. He stands high in the) .- to three boyish! years th a? @ TTI CPM that these articles fill a long fe't and dire want. In the light of the present d crime situation in our city, and t oe men now serving time in our penal insti- | é faith of the shiic hat oo 7 Ps : 1; 4 a ; Ss tutions would have enjoyed a larger | an annual production of 3,000,000 to meet replace Re ¥ public. What are the professionalied, | Diizechboys, in the style of a tras = ;owners ¢ ut ge ge Oe a | ; | selfis 1 complacent Nav .| ! al n in a Pullman smoke?.| of Spai neasure of freedom if they could have} ment requirements. With a demonstrated production | ~ ane complacent Navy Beard and the swe Ses slesman ina Pulm | oi fea 8 had the benefit of thorough instruction opacity of more than 4,000,000 and a theoretical | stamp Secretary of the Navy going to do about it? ej A Road Cast. —_ S before venturing into the field of their | ¢ | i cindnbietetnion a “artists and Models” $s based on | rt — : Be. } se + . : n ' e : , capacity of 5,000,000 we ar : O- = future criminal need not start out with | Ward the day of anxiety when our automobile plants U SERVICE. es Saciety of lllustrators. in New /tiated In og 2p re ‘ - * a — ie ) this handicap, and no doubt, too, hun-/ will have to operate on a little more than half time. The second long-period report of the Bureau of a in during last October. The jand Mrs ilv “corre: ence course in the | ; , » ae | a: 1 mel ’ , i Geietthiekt. , , 3 ‘ incipals contains the os aoe os as ‘pebtidned hy cations are disquieting. ‘Such an ,industrial curtai]- Performed by this institution. The present report | oeigee ol poe Eat of reer? here COMME! commission of crime, —oe We ; covers | : , ;, _ ; ; ; ae. m if any rame- ait oe ce that seems : ile man- vers a period of two years; = : —_ ROat® go ane OS eee — . » | your contemporary. a course that seems — would be convulsive. But the automobile man noe fos ae ese : years; toe earet, samned in ee ee , = SS ee — ———— : etree nara at Mh the exception of admirable 70 Per ¢ singulariy complete in its apt illustra- | ufacturers, so far as the public is aware, are in no 1925, covered the first year of the bureau's existence. es : ee a ae = ag SER oun bets: ae a, ee specialties and several ‘av- }’ 2 , r epee . '? Lae 4. , . . . . . : — * F, Pate® naa ei : ; we . : . tL. , tions and artistically posed pictorial reD-| wise intimidated by the prospect of that black day The work of the bureau is arduous, exacting and ee Rl a Sate eae een ie al Ss 3 “ ° od whole to be ot we . - o n If the youth of our city are to be edu-| "a fident > the ‘ bili te Ae ff; a aed a aia , ay Sa TR * sade See nace? eo = OG . Sa ran to the tedious enacth of Organiza - Ww ~ > . 17 ° ‘ } ste ~ ni e > 7 ‘ P - . 2 . ow i - a . ; : 4 | ‘ ~ > . he 4! ’ ~> a ee a education and training should by al!/In a number of instances, as reliably reported, de 108 Placed under the scientific microscope. Such) | — I IES I NE Rt oe fee “~ . . ' , - , ' _ the bigger incidents ww as] with the means be thorough and embrace every livery is far behind orders and plans for expansion | ¢X4mination is in conflict with political practices. ie limitless field ‘ ) ‘i . ~~ “ eae in _. Meomery Fiagc. wil firs and A total « n optimistic view of the outlook was presented in » bureau is etter tribute to the atter's service R2328%, es ~ ee Nee eet | —— : | representing the cover illus-; pense bu fhe bandit of tomorrow could acquire | : ~ ee SES , the theory of practical banditry, in the|the Sunday Post-Dispatch by John N. Willys, one of, than fulsome friendliness might be. os OO I OT TE ENT pe ee : Miions of various periodicals; | rent exp . ; 2 . at - : 7 “ : ? ' - ay ~. —~— . : s » - ~~» 3 a” Jag Be > ‘ - 7; > . “ . e “ ; - - : : ~ : a eeciusion and security of his own home/the masters of quantity production. Willys disre The business of the bureau is to apply the scien- . gF x 7 a pe ree ax — ; : AN Cartoon Girls.” in which Ar- |.payment wal iii +? , _—- save : ¥ @ : i a “> a ‘ L on at cohen. - mare Outsta while indulging the archaic custom Of | gards the pocketbook as the gauge for determining tific test to political administration of the public's gnes: Oras Seg i SE ne : ey ee iby th ageter | the comic strips; “Flowers of | 5¥ ‘he d making an honest living, thus building Sa } Te believes int ' business. This test applied to th eq!) : j “4 : rant amet OS ; Oe ee ee Sed ae . up at once & reputation for honesty, for the saturation point. | eves the point cannot be 3 applied to the Health Depart — a aye ON, nS. ~~ Sn nO a tathe te aa Se with stris poséd as polson-| Contrel ~ == 8% « . e ac a _ es > - ry - ~* +iFian ~¢ steumiee meoteae a wer} ternity I take leave in express the hope that !f refers to the half-million miles of improved highways @ualified to sweep and polish than to administer Th e M I R RO . — y.” & patibertene exhid tion of ' Associat! the press of the country are to abandon as the result of the automobile and observes that health. It was found that the janitor force ex- J Uv Q T A Mi T N 1 8 T E Written for the Post-Dispateh ! ‘i modes of 1995: a tableau of ex- = Bar the traditional ideal a pune service, when the present state and Federal! road programs panded and contracted with the coming and going r e 3 7 . , » By CLARK McADAMS PUBLIC OPI Bpts from meses oe mee wan ee a or tae cis in Bag tor | are completed 90 per cent of the American people of elections and that $60,000 was expended in the; ka ROS a b : cage anerscad and “ae Rae: — the purpose of teaching the youth of | Will be within 10 miles of our great highway system.| Past five years for temporary janitors deemed un- This column is designed to ¥ Mary,” “The Oriental Scene.”| Coste America how to sfeal, and to further the| So despite the arithmetic of the market, despite the necessary by the bureau | HOCTUS-POCTS. | KEEP COOL WITH COOLIDGE. | withowt bias the latest comme fh Hindu. Chinese. Burmes* ard instillation of coteines iGeas ano the | rising price of gasoline, despite all the untoward In several notable instances the burean’s Técom- | I. ‘Monroe County, Mo., Appeal.) | leading publicists, newspapers @ : — neg Soedagye a, o for 44 ye Hi semgatimrened > argos iy namgumy sages, the motor manufacturers’ slogan is greater pro- mendations have been carried out and economies ef. Were Il a lawyer tall and proud, The Beacom farm, near Union | cals on the questions of the deg. a one y ch Sec ee, eam will not be overlooked in this unique | duction—more cars: Im that spirit the tremendous fected. The morai effect of a bureau engaged in| Deciaiming Blackstone long and loud— Church, so st of Paris, was sold to | —eounemnn postnatal 33 m drawings: and “The Diamend | 23 educational campaign. and that when | industry which has utilized art so effectually in its; ‘Titical obstrvations of course cannot be measured.| {A2¢ 08 the bench could wear a wis | Harland ~ at trustee’s sale, Tuesday, | CENSORSHIP IN WASHINGS Some.” with its glittering cos-|*™ aes: youth has been served in this direction, ' growth presents the products of its skill and taste “Naturally it would put city forces on their ‘guard. i pelo ee oo p aki = | a | : le ee ee | From the New York Evening : ; “ Eaee Spee OF Un Who have wearied of the | a: the St. Louis show. | and prevent excesses of extravagance, incompetence! _ Ta ceil t se me soya a o ‘a ww te +4 HE prospective removal of off S Praise for the Dancers. | Oy the am monotony of henest endeavor will be) ) a ial . oe ae ise sell to wizened old gossoons as bid in by W. W. Longmire the same 'T : . Pearls grewsome Hebrew SAVAN given a chance to learn how to crack a! er — | And up the streets and down the roads | 5 about $20 an acre. | ee ee one navy oF ; featured in comedy skits, ‘Mrs. Geo i The burean is a wholesome influence which we I'd give away big red balloons. . . . ‘of their testimony before the ¢ bf among them “The Cave of In-ivannah « se safe, loot a bank or rob a train. REFORM BY CENSORSHIP DB . , ng . a WACGCKWITZ. 4 he } st] stav on the job. Big red bailoons ir: In your column of Feb. 27. John Q. committee investigatt . the oF a cen " deecribed as the most vi- i here iast The New York Legislature is again dabbling in the 3 CEN And blue balloons A intimates that the proceeds of our |e Service falews * prt sort in Paris. There is a! aredth ar ? q i i een Pree? 4, % . as a , -_ tices ——s — ‘ . 5 ? tr a e : > o a a , ’ ee eee SS eee Pee -lnapetce that a bill introduced by one Senator Love of Brook oan POARCE. OF crooks eng toons bi or building of public utilities—elec- |OPinion may be enkorce eee — Ford Were President.” 'hall by t ; . . " “ . = ~ “s 4 - - + svva” ™ . : . . ” Ta Oe; | Tri 2 > = To on 6 - ame . e ‘ ae th . 3 t v br . r -~ 4 ’ P : 1” | N reply to an article written by “A lyn not only would suppress boo! Jjealinge too ¢f = reaiizing that it is one of the greatest £2 O18 DOSSOOMS a its, for transportation and rH sme a 44 4s | : yable part of the en- | of ’ na ds ess DOOKs deali too free- : = “St rould n " snail be , in ae ineniad tation facts were the ense : nent , ‘ Farmer,” you say you lost . 2 ‘ sacking sas Scie eee © | shows on earth proposes to make touricts n rs { would not have a word to say lighting systems as Seattle, Cleveland and ‘4tion of — S Were ss ge ne ¢ the dancing, per- | ’ . ‘ , n le ; ~ + - ? - =f ‘o ~ . » . — ™ - bi wid ed naling 4a ‘ uri: L— ‘ { . 7 . " a . . “? ? - , your wheat for the si: sie a ag a ly with sex but would make subject to jury consider- he _- f . h pis. a Ontario Rave disgraced themseives in do- here could Be but one side of @ , cima Cariten, Renoff Dr. Dedd .* 2 — Sanmip: re v toat : . . a . tHe PIVil e é “Te ee - : . ‘ : ni se a ’ : ’ . rou listened to La Foilette and Joh : ation anything considered “harmful to the com- 4 se of seeing the wonders; And if I were a man of Go _— coset a Z ree wa, Bay an¢ Se oe Revive ¥ a ilette ; ohneon. zrouped under its big top. The proposal is to raise Who erring souls was wont to prod— Chi fcdmmon tliusio may be tolerate? gate departments, and the right Bc waives and Constance Evans. The by the RK a a al > re S| ’ a: ~~? 2s? +. oan “ 4 7 oeen TT y card from 10 to 60 francs, a ena of Sepaetnennea can — » oP ' } - Nelther the Republican or Coolidge ad-'; MURITY. Into the unctuous path of Ligh? le ; ave tnt! é —_ | . , , (into the unctuous path of Ligh’, s iong a8 it appears in the press for pop- + Cot ministration. nor the Democratic OF | If mDenator Love himself iS a specimen OL tne : ae Of Virt: “ Truth and ” ih tiie \ ial . o% mes ext gel pith 5 * Ae Leads of departments di But wher z 7 pie ce .5 . al } lil U 1f sur ; } a . nin , WSEVE » Ai Liha a £64 ie ; sat) iO, ut a) i. @&ppear “6 ss % na — a ae F ¢ ren, Progressive party advocages could! of juror who would be selected to wield the billy ! sum in the national treas-} rq buy a music box and tune the « mns for the welllinformed, it can | ly is involved it is net a farctamay patties and Modeis” will play | ages, are swrophesy or foretell the Uéctuations of ; me uTy, and will be a very small matter . : . ean ngs ati a ee os artment , Reg , > ; oe a : ge . wore ons Of club over literary production then it is quite y sma matter for the average And : ossroads take my stance no longer be permitt@d te be used as ory that the heads of deg meena: ‘ll Thursday night, and and are b . . ermerm }¢ if Ltojose ‘ mn ler | fy : } ‘ © aS : nn . e . | ~~ . a . wee SAS Gi - that limited censorship would } + JUTISt, especiaiiy at the present rate of exchange. /| the co-operation of theitas = Give way to the Chicage Civi G. Allan epecuiators who rm ty on the etoock = i iaig abcd an auBbiimi censor: lip oOuid ef SPT e: ; . en ) uF ; pm ‘ e ~ 3 ~ ei @ . : es LV & «t . - es e If be 1s wortn $5 st? ae: Mi ’ . on 2 rida 4 ey ening. - Pe grain exchanges are a real shrewd >Y his bill. He went so far in his remarks as t 207 ¢ —— ab rdraciinsts os od. eo delight ne lay. be eee ae 2 setition ‘or the little tempest be disming | x = , as ‘% : — 4 , Or }.0 Toma ringside seat at a prize figh no I es ie t. today, be operated in competition with i -* om et et “a -” | bi 4 buneh—they have and know the dope declare the child of his handiwork a health measure by “ Sat 2 prize tight, the privi- 4nd girls’ delight 5 super-power nlant of the t mo Cahok “ a disposition to invest — Audience i ae sige pr | . , . : v - an ey . ‘ "WPT irypvs & j} eos Ph &£20 OF Sb Yh s0 Bs . ge 5 cin about foreign : ‘ets an a » 2 F ;' ‘ + re . oti ie = « 3 Jnpre = ; “ : ; 4 or other ae 1 pro ~ % ehil spices If the aim of censorship is to treat society's ills ersailles, despite Potsdam _ IS Only one Azure And Truth and Right hat on Cahokia, which means tRatthe city [| ‘+ S°°S ~~ sae as to prevent the spt jmief at the Eimprese thie week. Bobby Ri . farm produce, while you poo Aor . -SOvViowip © tO titel SOCICLY S 11S a ; : Sere Sa tn ) > eat ivee ame ubordi , ie , farmers st are hard up ’ seid in general by suppressing somethi } } , the bean I would not have a word to say: would have to go imto competiti¥e Dusiness | ago aeage of subordinates as te ae 4 acame XX” ie our old friend ward Se! ‘ Be WHO . 7 rg i 2, i ; ai = : Pe . , Lf } ae ft ) + ry = 4 7 ~ = a - —— - ~ tay . , . : . a ort ry + ; . - , . h h : weit thay “tf icy hers eae pay Ceronado, Cal. ANALYTIKOS. with the utility for a-similar dqa@load. Sec- |i” the department it strikes a the Jnne”’ in Parisian garments. |of an au cas on lane " mvat ae)! -h 3? i ‘ 3 - “_ 2 tc 4 et Sco sles 3; at . ‘ ‘ 4 ” ‘ . “7 a : « -_ ‘7 * printed, few products of the press, imciuding scien- ° ° nd, similar operating conditions pre- | \°O™sTess to “investigate at ail. * eal its theatricality, for all the | Qperadic : we : , - : ts To grind my organ late and soon. ’ Lu or inflammatory discord. A munici- } tle ’ lk + . . oj 5 } 71}e. iege of witnessing the brilliant spectacle o Coast, the Italian stretch - aida tv, Wickedness and flaror of i ; } ’ iness and ftliavor of Paris are its own: the MS tere . ; j tt 'eafisid - - }- : e y ; mediately, and can't st ; Until ies © . i il ' : battlefields are 1@ SOrine of the twenti : There ar e* aa 4 any a : —— vi & . sehen: on ‘ w ta og ty , tific works and classical literature. « ould be free — nes t tne twentieth century; here are in the country now 17,040.9960 ii for beth, in labor and in executive di- Ere a of its enretion. teats a c . nm your wheat you soid is han: or. if you like, the : al anie a nieérn ntamoahilee 7h A . 24 nae oad ; | TEACHING 7 ~ 74RYV. - Quiet and picturesqueness automooles, 206.900.0000 homes and 24,006.- ( mian once proudly said | EACHING BUSINESS AT — mm have not heen tested thie eea- P > 4 . ’ e& =~? ‘ - : ’ sie - . : - > ‘= r=" = ; + , . ° | = ’ y vy '; Y . , 7° = - , Ron . 6% . ‘ ’ > - . - (oe 7 " ™ . tii ij DD POViInNCiai . ee re Pia: ers. wee =z R. GEORGE P. BAKER, the iby the ¢ their sales since tion with the Detroit-Edison Co.. “We shal! - ales sing | t a sna York banker and capitalist, university $5.900.000 for tie a “Rate? . oe . : ¢ ‘ price of admission i923, and fell off last year. Expensive mich Vetroit is Row building in competi American Bolshies like Senators La in the mass of works subject to expurgation | cars have not iner > ' a 3 . -aTs ‘or. * ~ aVe ass reas?’ Besides. Those who +s e cue toting 3 | > “hs ’ ' = > od — “= = 1 > | . . | ar ‘ S ’ - ay 2S “= Follette. Wheele: Frazier, Johnson, Society is not to be reformed by ressio1 ‘ € proposed increase 1216. It was Fords an ue | } + = we.raeas a tearfnl play . . : >| (35 hers Tha ‘ out i Selmar %2 © i aq) tet . hs I wit. Bt a ee veers . ike that did . Detroii-Edison quality pant wid the Bhipstead, Broekhart. ete in th ha ll« e f must remember that the French are a v= el i il > , . —_ > — : s. ‘ — of 8 pane — a ese. 48 se Das other negative measures. Every now and — iid “uo Frenen are ¢ ODgenitaliy Op- » Wei after the expensiv: ars reached -Edison quasity engine-+rs. There's ment f the School of Bus ae . Erippes! his audien quaint ¢ > ress. the conc it; 1 a ntlie ban ° vo.-7- tn = — * +* ie ain ; . £2 - pega . " . .. aie . ete ; : , iit . ti iie et” TLOT i; iness : . ‘ , ? ° * . Ons ang plights ro of le islators a *, he . Lo tare espe } ty direct ones. an attitude 2a” 68 2€ac iine. “Oo SonleOone Woo has peen ° ruil. I Oil Lice will never permit suc Ps m a a ee : a t4 nding atterneyv lie lately er of the farmers and laborers would be 4 p . £iSi & « ee. >. : ) . : soking : he — at -_ n ols _— wh si a ak } ex ~ellen e ; (ration The comme = : f a ple , -% . ~ * +s ‘ j va. for » . us m “ ‘ manvr of the . h. . an "See S65 - alto © bs ‘Soa beei & s| e ; an | e@ | s 0 U a OF i . Jor ; "\" Ass "oO 4 - ™ il ali Toes wr a 9 | ~ —_ | . : . . . Amert« an dah ' as bd bs . deplorabie and ami Slerable It 1 Le rt an inkno nm 4; > hd , 3 a oust v ha - 7 oe, 4 * , - - : %: . ; The River Des Peres Blunder. , SD Fe creat beyond description | assembling plants in foreign countries. He | PROMETHEUS. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch ts to have one in Japan. The Japanese (ae d . = > . 4 - ee . . ; ty , _ 2 4 i _ ? S emp every voter in St. Leuis It ; emphasizes the iack of capacity telligent direction in the handling program of public work we are now un- | and her father. John D. Rockefeller Jr. marri : - **% rf : : ' . t+ . , £ he ; * . dertaking With the bond issue : : wealth of the Aldrich family. Young Milton is en that no one should hesitate in demanding a complete clean-out of the City Hal! Thie River des Peres blunder is only a sample of past mistakes which have’ Fortunately for her, the comely Abby is rich enough been made and are well known by many. to marry for love. The voters have a right to know how and where this bond tssue money sha!! be expended Tou submit a little caleulation te ¢} ‘ s torinut »f ohn D. Rockefeller ifn =F | on al ‘* > % . . . : . rs - — . ‘ e.tizens- Tt tak s over Pes . gatnered im ot. ereg before Fase became on complete 700 feet of section ‘Iver dea Peres sewer.” it : jwuire d $1 vears to complete the whole 12 milee of the most hated. feared. flattered. adm! red. »* ike doctors and awyers: see Ir & an exceptionally balanced »imterestin versity can acenns JUS Ne’ e3eCese ee . aOn of th erring mother | Biq@e. . trains preachers, lawvers ang . % in Act I pleads fo Son everythin. and surgeons, there is every : pe: of the disil? «i ed de. | OR pias Should do so. * * * A yniversiy | whoa Apr ae - 6 oad @! cludes modern business withis to vt-eenneds an Shean™ & | might properiy be regarded as happiness ae prea she, | wie he rather than narrowing its activitie®: po Bt of her existence. and tate et Ul ,dicates at least that it is marcia Kills he- passing masa te wat dueted al eahees Seciate tive tn Sumter why not ‘m | real old mapies will yield a gallon of siete its age and piacing itself ims —_ @ her boy from pinciinell and Val am Lizzies? But imagirs how unsuspectins while the younger maples produce sap that |. she ene lareest concerae Say : | sti ae most of the South Seae and the undevel. requires 40 to 59 gailons to make pat a up the fabric known as civillzation. Tavares of drugs and sen- ble the oped countries are. how idh reamine and evrun ‘ inte aeeupnaiematinondt ae Y tPfanefor =e ™ . fe wit how little prepar for th imult ahead . SMOKE SCREEN. 4 Wttmere denn’ te, manniet a . ‘ , Sis [ have no ‘objection to Presbyte. | From the Baltemere Evening Sam - The broken quaver of cf 2 = count of deprivations in store for norman ce ori pret sat yates: — Sess Semen : ” rmioncateniiraie: 2 or her exceed S eee euning, Rolkefuller acd Mr. Whave-dlieemn s | netehebn he eee ee eee ee ee of chin, are bur marks| lured 0 SRE a ete acon ne se seth : Pama . Oo vemd insist upon you livine 09 Brigadier-Genera! Mitchell . ee are bot marke rt a ct Et cell we i raged rs _ ee asia eed their wt — of lliberality. Their aes into an exchange of — a More frail tm tne agtie Among those sure to panera ts na i bianca aaiiaua ee ee be gp ane Coe a wit) ‘stan cama ae ae bolshevists. out of sheer sratitede fo 7“ paris porsthoen eed at the sight of thei: ‘mations and recriminations. As , Dr ory a stern authority oF | proved to mcr hg wade f titus r suc cen s in — the sound of thei- | the case. under such circumatm hk mney com discovers ber Warret Altogether now. let's gi nities 5 : =o Vumpets in the temple that they _™aln issue has become so _ = i ee ee porte " together now, let's give till it hurts! | haven't time to live and ‘to love life. «0 | de almost unrecognizable, if 268) = the- final scene nite, Wee m4 CHARITY. they fatl to see that the indifference of the | ly forgotten. That is unfe u by the anodyne of mother- and ?-~ ‘ } » "STs. . .OF t T 1} } iS no vr I resigent. _ rem ee Sc" Oce fro rN eh - = » wee _« + ss Her aunt. Edith Rockefeller. married Hdrold We . 5 . . 2n0D0Lle in Japan. bu? Monroe Counts e “Ed Bozarth . Cormick. one of the richest men in the Middle Wes? : , s.ven the car, you make a menting on. maple syrup. remembers one Witness our road more- time when his father placed five spiles in rent. The Chinese, who are old and wise an eXtra large n ‘© tree and in the course and therefore see things coming afar off, | of 24 hours got ov 25 gallons of sap have begun widening the streets in their {| ‘rom the ome tree. “The older the tree’ cities before the automobile comes. The | Mr. Bozarth says. ‘the sweeter the sap. Ford ought to go like wildfire in China. The | Twenty gallons of sap from some of the Lne gaged now in earning his living as a lawyer. He is not weaithy. nor has he been seen much in society. Thus progresses the gradual disintegration of one he worid ~ Ria ‘ “eight wonders ‘m the freemen & ’ “ é . : Sir tar 2 3! che om Tne great ner eas ifties of the age made ifs owne e. Aft ‘ i 4aU.8i¢ sa De@al ; -Te if done at the same rate of speed and tested. envied, praiged, berated men of all time = the same degree of intelligence a# Nothing like it had ever been possessed in the wortd shown heretofore. Ar te what the ort before by a private citizen. Joka D. decame the gineers could tell. household symbol for riches Now, here comes one construction “en- Just as Jobo D. owned more wealth than any other gineer” for the city, who says “the work man. so he began to give it away with a larishness coe t isn eo @ifficult that ti: ts problematica! , . + ‘ 4 we bf * a hd e . F . & , j whether it will ever be finished” Ya Dever before approximated. But his gifts, beneficent a ite . oe people to religion grows in nearly exact provides an excellent opperts , Geath comes with dignity | Reed. se ‘ 2. a aa fie ‘7 ? . a fer another bond fseue to complete the tion. Abby's match is perfapsa the first act of th, : 4 cumpare notes there will be a lot of ,] the church Contr! most se- ama lL Be a lot of people | the church. TORY. adopting remedial measures. . te raatagen ta a _pteting a . ss ‘ ‘ . ' a“ ’ ? " P ‘ sili sean : 7 ation now stands. wise obse 2 be ori tg Leon ous ee the 3 # } # Tm & 5 Pi ~% Lo e > : Robe Woman s Tore impress#ionahbiec + oat _— a . ws emi whe have been veoture th: propoecy that Ww oe Mal: 7 proveking an —. ané oreh a pel noe sa ~— : a . ; : - a ' JAn man. AMINE Owt ua NISsay prescriptions tn Sedalia. aetties the airerait problem . j . > “2a rew. Rarmond : hw Therefore in the Golden Age they were bet- Mo.. have been made public. It is probably | exactly ihe beg , ‘ckenifflan villainy vs) series @f er, now they are worse.—Toiaoy. mo time to take a census of the town c *"¢ Bradford Hatton's) dance Bui . | - where it was in quite as far from an intelliig

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SO RTE ne rm Re Ney re ~~ oe i ; ce BE i oe act a ED MOP es oO: ee FMA JTOWN TOCELEBRUE ¥ ~ NAN’ 107TH BIRTHDAY Bete and Models’ Has MUNDAY, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : 19 =S SF . page | POP’ CONCERT SOLOIST | roads out of the rocks so winding! seen o advantage as the G@aring | PLAYS WITH LE FIRE N Fil and rough that oy Pgs gee woman of the egrery. Toor 7 Nee! | ld pick its way to e distant | hearted ite of the ca and— OCla ews um CW PUMS | 25 & 8 SS See ce cee WS hardy frontierswomen went about! gen, as Jupin, the Apache, also hag Her Best Rendering Schumann's — | high-heele4 : A Minor Concerto. By NIE. their daily tasks in iigh ed | plenty to do, and does it well. RS. VOLUNTINE C., TURNER | F you like Wild West dramas/|French slippers and silk stockings| cast includes Otis Harlan an Me A RECENT BRIDE The heart of Schumann’s A | the plot of “The Great Divide,” the) Carleton I). Miller. / 7 dU : of 5679 Cabanne avenue - is Minor c t disel with lots of injund and calico masty Jokes an nprece- ; ; visiting friends in Chicago Cisne ger ee ? oncerto was not disclosed ponies and covered wagons and | Picture which is being shown at mn : J Dr. Joseph S. eHalstead WaAS| before going East to sail Saturday nti shadiabeacastittatt Gin, by Miss Mollie Margolies when at daring rescues you will find “The | Loew's State this week, was laid.| Daughter of W. A. Clark Marvted. dented Display of Family Physician of for a Mediterranean cruise. Mrs.| 4 eo Ss Ge a ee eee Fiftzen or 20 years ago when “The |} VEW “ORK, March 2.—Details | for Turner’s brother, William Glasgow MO Fe i, \tat work with the Symphony Or-|-Theater even more interesting and | Great Divide” was offered on the) the marriage here Saturday of Nudity. | Henry Clay. Clark of Verona, N. J., who has| # Eee sh =~: chestra, It was an undistinguished ithrilling than “The Covered Wag- stage it was considered a great play. Mrs, Mary Cinch Kling daughter . | been visiting in St. Louis for a few| % ee, GS a 4 and rather. a wilted performance, on” or “North of 36,” which is say- Now it is all so obvious that the} ot ‘Sonne Senater ereatinnes A ‘ | days, departed last night for Chi-| | 2m et eee: |W” Seemed to touch only theling a whole lot for a picture of | ‘nish can be pictured before the/ (1.1. of stontane, to Marius de 4 ; = * 4 Snecialt to th ost- : , a ~. ae ny Suriace he . as : - ‘ > el, ‘ - . , . . ey RICHARD L. STOKFs, | Pues ‘te. The. He-patee {cago to join her and accompany e : Z ey en. ‘ cs of the music as if it might that type. It is as splendidly done end of the first reel. It is splen | Brabant of Los Angeles, have been | Thundering Herd” at the Missouri — —~- ooo o------ BRECKENRIDGE, Mo., March!her to Verona, where she will be ei Pe 3 eee ez wie oe most . as either of its predecessors and aidly cone, powever, and wae West-| cept secret by their relatives and 2.—If Dr. Joseph S. Halstead lives} the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clark un-| # (RE Se ee Bi jSow, rather than a masterpiece the dash of the wagon train over|..” orp roar tage op (tends. The coupf now are on little band of travelers who are third marriage. The bride's fa- : |\which beats.anything of the sort , surrounded by red men is a mag- | ever attempted in pictures before ther some yeare 8go settied@pon her an annual income of $200,000. “USE illustrators 2.id cartoon- fet gould have us believe that b ehey are devilish fellows. So, in until Wednesday, every man, yom- 4 first scene'of “Artists and %” last night at the Shubert-| tik Saturday. Mrs. Turner will be| 28 Ei * |uniqué in flawless beauty. Murky accompanied on the cruise by her| # am PT a ee 3 g i rather tha nlimpid was the stream an and child in this town iD pay | daughters, Misses Beatrice and ts &, ge #7 Zi z ~ pao dynamics failed in con- 1 demoiselles. in| homage to ‘its “Oldest, most be-} Mary Soulard Turner, and Mrs.| @ gaa "ae. Gage _ |trasts, and subtlety was replaced at | aie ko a 4 y BE cecoximetton i dediad citizen,’ for on that day he John Bull of Julian avenue, who ; * ae e, ee z times by almost metronomic ceva Poe weg ses et yar et | and the acting of Alice Terry, Con- De Brabant Is assistant traffic jeast © eee Me Stel : will leave St. Louis tonight. They i Sie se ee % tine. Much more successful was | ‘"45 Sort of a dime-no picture iS way Tearle and Wallace Beery ‘%s manager of the Union Pacific Rail- ty ever ventur psi deatgegome ee will have attained his 107th birth- ett ha come mained saat bn. ee ie # \the Kansas City pianist when she | ‘hat, if you have any imagination, | excellent. r s paraded behind a gauze trans-) gay, g _ % Bes ; |played one of the Liszt concertos |¥OU Will expect any minute to see ae — : ncy. Lee i eer ae | At the noon hour all business Mrs. Orrin L. Houts of Santa ee i | : |three years ago asa contribution to the shade of Buffalo Bill and An- | Pity the Poor Women. — Pas the existence mn Mii will stop for 107 geconds. That/ Rosa, Cal., and her daughter, Miss j Jigga pee 4 |a popular program. Her encore|"™e Oakley-trot out on the screen . ; 4 data thus disclosed had been|ipnere may be unison the bell of | Katherine Link, are visiting Mrs. gee: gee * |was a “Spanish Dance,” by Grana-| 2nd shoot glass balls into smither- f every woman's life ts as stren-| C 0 MM E unsuspected for some hundreds |.) , Methodist church will tol] 107 |Houts’ married - daughter, Mrs. eri eo go *: dos. eens and do the other trick stunts uous as the heroine's in In | By thousands of years, the spectacle}... opas. Robert Yaeger Woodward, of the Pegi. Bi fi Se i Yesterday’s “pop concert” w |which were so popular in the Wild Rvery Woman's Lite’ st the’ Renee) T 0 M 0 R R 0 Ww Pies received with sangfroid. Tt) vis) Halstead, who was Mar- | Eugene Field apartments. A bridge f= | | program of much melody. Inter-| West shows of some 30 years ago, | 2"@ Rivoll: this“week the gentler roe etainly lacked esthetic appeal. | garet H Wickliffe niece of Charles party was given for the _ visitors) ie Baa E esting as an orchestr: rvs cee é j v ee ee ee I NOON DAY : rae : ‘ | / ie 2 # |@es as i stral feature were | Jack Holt, who, a _ few pictures ; - hopenhauer protested = against) . Wickliffe, twice G®vernor of |Thursday, and several affairs are | ggg ia 2 |the bracketed works of Gius | back, was never seen outside of a| 2! a ene ee ee | ferring the adjective fair’ | kentucky, is 96 years old Dr, | Planned for this week. Mrs. Houts | ce me |Ferrata of New Orleans, a “Love dress suit except on rare occasions | ~'PUns ® statement ae eget nt LENTEN n the female sex, whom noted Halstead is a native of Louisville, and her daughter will remain for pe m |Song”’ and “Valse Gentile " S ed when he obi! ed .: flannels but ar vay eg salen Reagge tig cicosrsihe Shed as short-legged and unsym- | nah “te sees 08 wide a ape several weeks, and wil) visit in the iy as ee # ~ AES Ming pric Sound a } ; “co? . am a life—the man she could have mar- SERVI Mrica] creatures. The fiction re- one ad ivadaeiaaet uM ai ; East before their return to Cali-| | % ». # ial nile they were rich ry Foe ~ ne we ig ne swag aif ad ried, the man she should have mar-jif_ CES erding the franscendent hearty of HW nivkelite “eda x - ants age " fornia. bi. Jeg i ' clanitaierod the POE Vict 6 H Eade “ae ae Wenn a * ‘a 6000 | ried and the man she married. In sp Seteueseeeeeed Sjnine physique has owed its sur- | on si Jn re ‘ - me years - | | Vee ce x lo age ip “ or rerbert a man of the es A... ONCE | the movie drama all three of them EAKER this week a canny use of | sage te amily physician of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Banister of | Big ES g Fe + a anne again he rescues “Lois iison in| are hanging around the poor gir! Rt Rev N S Thomas 1] 0 | Henry Clay. He remembers the! 4915 Lindell boulevard and their | ea ll others arg “ermans “Coronation” | much the same manne that he did} a+ the same time and she has her | ‘ Bt toler ye +o re was a similar exhi-/ occasion when bs lay made his fa-|daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Clinton | Coe 4 own 7 ge eng oneness pro-/in “North of 36.” As no Western] nands full for the better part of . Mtchep_of Wyoming ion of ungarbed limbs and tor-| wren bomee nat on would rather be Sherrill, of Argyle place, are in| Si OER ROOT a | tec Trondbag on reagan tig meller would be compiste ‘without six reels. In the end the man she | CHRIST CHURCH Shut far more offensive, to the right than President. : _{|Nice, Italy. ‘Phey have spent sev- | ioz’s orchestration ee ml er-| Noah Beery he has his usual Vil-| married kills the man she could a was the introduction of} Halstead first came to Missourileral weeks traveling abroad and | MIRS. M. RAYMOND GARLAND. 3 eames euiaen, 20M inin Te co saps lianous role and gets his just de-| pave married and then obligingly | CATHEDRAL Ei and discolored, not to say|in 1841, gngaging in the practice | were in St. Moritz, Switzerland, re- | —Photo by Kajiwara. me ” ihe wesiudae ae ™ ee serts in the final reel Raymond | dies himself, leaving her free to 13th & Looust Sts nerate, quips in some of the | of medicine in Richmond, In 1860 | cently for the winter sports. They | RS. GARLAND was before | in, iaaitinaaia i than om oes Wha Baird, the amazing Httle Kansas/ pook up Geith the man she should aa ° Seedy episodes. This was par-jhe purchased a section of land|wilJ gd to Paris soon, and will sail M her marriage last week, Miss |ernaus.” As encores the toni sea City musical prodigy, is among the] have married in the first place. It 12:05 to 12:30 Noon Be true of an incident called| near Breckenridge for $2.50 an|from Cherbourg for home March | Rise = ‘ shart other offerings on the Missouri’s| js 49 be hoped that she does y . (Except Saturday) nal 2 Eo mostly to Hater, the | Madonna, & Catherine Jane Byrne, | « ; , , ; Moment Musicale’ and Nevin’ , 1 3 hich a goat-iacre. Part of this he retains d |'dauchte , pg ~ = : “2h tg “ . vals f w orial Day,” in which and | 18, ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J./enarcissus” were offeted, together bill, and that she settles down to , (ei ‘ay veteran dis-|points to the fact that in all these 'Ryrne f 4850 Cleveland avenue ‘ fe f old ‘ Civil War vé = = ie 0K: _| Byrne o 5 veland avenue. | with a repetition 7 itr - »& ; °j : 7 , ; Seong the bigger incidents was| with the’ approval of the Budget sin, Mrs. Kugene Wilson of*New A regular meeting of the Univers | the question with St. Louis Univer-J faster moving if about two-thirds makes it possible for people i“ , : Y ty er 4 e € A é fity ‘ isso mae Associa-{|sitv represe atives ‘ > iver. . . . * te AT by James | Committee, exceeded their budgets. | a Sade ap = ng eg whe and ity of a ouri | Alumnae Associa ty i sh ntatives in the univer of the shots of the star had been with regular incomes to Ted Sn der’s a pmery Flagg, with girls and. A total of 95.2 per cent of the ex- ville nT y ., cs ry “ae msn tion oe be a at the home of SiLy auditorium here. eliminated entirely by producer borrow enough to meet VY : pense budget was used. Of a cur°r- WB ea Rr an W 1 MISS 5 r ey M rs. I ° Cr. Drabelle, v418 ‘ abanne ee ee ee Joe Schenk who, in ‘private life, is 4 o ting ie cover ilfus- od a : . ’ r : . * ’ ) | : vf y oo cence he cartedical’: lrent expense budget of $1,343,625, | W a mf cee vinta | avenue, March 3 o'clock. ‘FORMER ST, LOUISAN DIES Mr. Norma Talmadge. The Grand was debts—and aor d the SONG SHOP REVUE fee Cartoon Girls,” in which Ar-| payments totaled $1,279,857.61. Oo : will aaeten aaa month to wiats.| Lenten classe® are claiming the| - — Central also has as an attraction oan in ¢q w y or ai ax» WY ithe Mur Hadley eketched personages | Outstanding ee made ya Rexford and Mrs iidienin ‘attention of many women now, and, Thomas Dymond Was Once Officer | Michel Gusikoff, concert master of monthly payments extend. EE SUNEELA 4 the samic strips; “Flowers of | by the American Society for the Goddard ne Detinbenane ta Saw. | this week there are three for which | of Simmons Hardware Co, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra ing over a whole year. BERNARD & ROBINSON lL” with girls posed as poison-| Control of Cancer, the South sare gan was a former classmate of Mrs prominent women are assisting in| Thomas Dymond, 65 years old, = = most novel offering. First the : iin: dieiavoud Hawalins Teaching Center, the : Junior ‘oxford and Sten Godtaré os Wells | the arrangements. Wednesday! former vice president of the Sim- violin playing of Gusikoff is broad- Industrial Loan Company FRED HUGHES Tenor Bmber, with hula dances; “Wen League store, Barnard Free Skin | ponent fei he ‘|!morning at 10 o’clock in the) mons Hardware Co., died Saturday cast to the audience over the radié. 714 Chestnut Street . | ’ uty Calls.’ a handsome spec-| and Cancer Hospital, Kirkwood | Mrs. Archie Loud of 6837 Kings-| (Church of the Redeemer, Fuclid at his home in Los Angeles. At Then he is heard on a phonograph . ; ele with a prodigal display ofj 0'4 Folks’ Home and St. Louis Ma-{| bury boulevard, who is in Palm/|and Washington boulevard, the the time of his retirement twe record, followed by his appearance HE'S Snare Ee | ternity Hospita!] The Provident! Beach with her husband and his | W oman'’s Auxillary of the Episco- ; ee ee nee and playing in person, The radio “LITTLE SOUBA” | Weeticle: “Fashion Models of Yes- wh: | nd vears ago Dymond was m : H | IR R R - a se bit -| Association, St. Luke’s Hospital! mother, Mrs. Ida Loud, was joined {| pal Church class will open; Thurs-|°, “ 4 y d s anager of and the talking machine suffer in modes of 1905: a tableau of ex-| * ets ene : , ae : Pp S,), cay morning a , . ‘lat Sioux. City, Ia., having gone aris siausidneendgisheatemciipennnadeineinaiaeaanaanaaaaeen Kings and Rivoli “IN EVERY WOMAN’S LIFE” The Man She COULD Have Married The Man She SHOULD Have Married And the Man She Married ; 7 6 6 Ee - ; Aig Rt Hic, formerly jossom Time. ‘Maytime, ‘The! . > > ’ a h Dies« > ' ovules Maj. Emile ,C. Lahache ies, Louis, who remained in Palm|day afternoon at 1 o'clock there) Louls. . . ady in Ermine” and ‘Se ily, [rene ) rR q sil ii " . : a aii Hie was sales manager of the Out in the West Again. . ' », | PY the Associated rress. seach until Tuesday, when they); will be a class in charge of Deacon- Thi . , | tng ee otiat Church and Thure-|tnere about 15 years ago from st.) * . PUTER Nashville, Tenn., of St.| Second Baptist Church, and Thurs- ‘ = 1} : ed > s es = 1 fatrw atarv: “Tha — 7 *. — 7} \ rat om" % Wallace and son . — “als on the questions of the day ee ess 6 Fme CAPEN-| the Memphis Cotton Exchange | disclosed Saturday, when the en-; Mrs. Kathryn e i Sister of James Lane Allen Dies. | est mountain peaks and chipped IN erate ! Pmt, ; es Prints,” with poses of Nippon- ii .d 1 tot } f 1 . .\gagement of Mfss Melba Jaspering, | of Northland avenue have returnec | By the Associated Press. a fy s _ : -% * iy the Associated Press ‘ie g e: ) a ot ‘fe ques quneneenateanetnen pul EN CaP ee Rat Funeral services for Dr. Corne anf INGSTON emmtea March 2. | friends feared the announc ment ee involved &. tal gt weil would be fatal to her.» Mrs, Reed’s AMUSEMENTS WI tation of facts were the offense INVOWEinment is the dancing. aint —The delegation of St. Louis busi-!,,4y will be taken to Lexington, | - etl eee ee there eould he but one side of — qt é: t ed ty ' ¥ , , Th. : lof Ir. Dodd's Revival in Second Week. | died vesterday at his home, 1404 — oe . otk mek tourtne in Tat in Ie y . kine for nenbitienl (tion. 6 | he tiouse has A right to Renova vat ai tif , «8 , sv ue revival cerry Ices being conducted [ nion bouleva rd. of the infirml- - gate departments, and the right to dem | lius O’Brien, 91 years old, who —— —_—-——— — nn : tendered a lunchean | HUBERT-JEFFERSO ' | America was tendered a uNnchnean | . v SAINT LOUIS’ it ba Added | | | | : vesterday afternoon by the Jamaica Man Dies After Joining Church, LEADING PLAYHOUSE | | SULTAN PY ayer bh | fy 3 ; ae ee a ee ee ie fone Entire Season in Chicago & ~— ea he . . ty OO) ifs emotion. if fests as of the Audit and Famous “‘O” ships “Obio,” “Orca,”” “Or- duna.’’ and “‘Orbita’’ carry only cabin and talky 48 Well-as a tearf)!] play fica and Const at The Dy the tev. Jor. William RK. Dodd. i ties of age. Ww ill be held at 9 a. m. “tt the Associated Press. Te , , 2-10 | ‘ ~ Py q ; ' sthcie : ; , _ ‘nie EVES... §:10 SHARP: MAT. WED., 27:10 A) ¥ ioeeee OF Mepartments. But where opi church, Marcus and Labadie ave-| Church, p boulevard and Acad- Chamber of Commerce, The Mayot DOVER, O., March 2.—Arthur | LAST TIME THURSDAY EVE, nat | ANO'’ HE only is involved it is not a far-fetched tOO3@{nie. ong Models” will pl: pero See meee vere Ss extended a hearty welcome do the] , | WONDERFUL SHOW : , “+ ‘ a a : a ° ; 1 1,¢ 4 . ¢ + ‘Oe " o y {oO 4 ‘ A. 4 pak suet ine pads of Lacie eerie ree only till Thursday night, and and are being well attended. Hower | Calvary Cemetery visitors and expressed the hops "expectedly yesterday after return- | titled to the ¢o-operation of their subore# Bive wav to the Chieaeco Civi: . All: hen char ¢ t} ic | ; wih a development of trade between |, : ' | = xi ; e wa! } Allan has charge of the music. : vy,, |10& to his home here from the AND THE | nates. Should the two officials responslb® Wa Co. on Friday evenince. ————————— 3 Jamaica and the United States. The | Method! Epis a] Church. | | 1 4 . f > jittle te st issed there -_ | practice eight years ago, after hav- Pe iwht for Cris- | ° odist spiscopa urcn, | | |for the little tempest be dismisse | . wai a Pe 3 . , ; Americans left last night r Cris te : Bl i'may bea disposition to investigate the fam eX” Wrings Tears From | bit as Victor is genuine and ve ing worked as a physician for ‘ateat. Sanne. where he was received Into mem- O e ~ 1 ca soit | & Audience at the F w | mourer Of sivordinstes as to Me Madame X” /“good will” tour of Latin-American} — TRAVEL AND RESORTS. | WALLACE BEERY HUNTLEY GORDON WWW ae LYnne”’ in Parisian garments |of an augmented cast. * . ¢ | countries. ; , pee | | : 3 | Congress to-investigate at all. ; ll its theatricality = hag 1" i : live os nd tw af daughters ; shinee enim ROYAL MAIL : AAPICANEN, TOP Ail SNC) Operatic Soprano and = Russiao | + sian They are Francis ee ‘William H. Mare Dies in Florida. “The Comfort Route’ | | Gown et Orppeem. ee omen a ae a _ i ma William H. Mare, 81 years old, F RANCE—ENGLAND—GERMANY ih | _ . . ° . ® } ’ ‘ + os } > 7 7 g | VJ #5 cs . on ** . . . ase - ss ae 7 o 5 : Pe M “tba From the World’s Work for March. oe 8 dramatic powers of the HE bill. at the Orpheum this eto . oS " "|former official | } | Hy | AEN AEGFELDS "POLL ? lates | ward Plavers se week is saved from mediocrity ]° arah Agnes O’Brien. Bond Co., 506 Olive street, of which | j 4 — DS “FOLLIES | York banker and capitalist, has given ; | , ‘he | ° ey ye eo ort of landing. | 66%y . TQ? | ithe university $5 aaa med ? 2 is endow- t's where the tect le Ratner Pasquall, a pea and isieé | Steamship Movements. dent, died vesterday of ipople XY, ‘ull information from any eteamship r I: OR ALL O} L Ss LATHE TENOR FROM THE NEW YORK MUSICAL | Soe Ui ats ap atygelllerene / Rh gripped his audience | duaint clowning of ¢ Emil Boreo, | 5. the associated Prese. lat Howey, Fila., where he went two | vee egy Sed Ce Nights, 50¢-S3250MAT WE Best $1.50 COMEDY “MME. POMPADOR” = = 1. ‘facts from subordinates as well as ff@ Meh} oudianan w: _ 1h, a eae MEE tee ae . . Be Ml audien Was UNUSUENY at Cote’ Brilliante - Presbyterlan|tagmorrow at Sf. Mark's Catholic wi pl; nues. are now in their second week, | emy avenue, with interment in . Rhoades, 65 years old, died un- t] t Ar 1S ~ | | America’s Greatest Romance at Last on the Screes G. Dr. O'Brien retired from active Bis better to he without a tic! judge is etched with the spirit Of , ~ This is the “Chamber of Com-/| disease is belleved to have been Musical “muzzled” under the Weeks regime. 4 pir ms ee moh Sas gsg born in West Chester, Pa., and CPUEP III. ee ihe Ast a | ee , . ' J : Pks reg than without a handker- dry officialdom. William Abram, | came to Missouri in 1865. He avas| Merce delegation of members, rel-/ the cause. NEXT SUNDAY SEATS THURS. A METRO-GOLDWYN PRODUCTION WITH ia eee id friend 4 ird Schilling are am Ing others cr ’ ~~ | Wenar Aen ¢ h SC ‘ lege, Chicago. ’ in the department it strikes at the right WILLIAM ill , . Pree ii | HT rT | ‘ ON THE STAGE a . F Reguls Reilings at x York ¢ i \| ’ 1 , “Fr , : ’, ’ r _ TEACHING BUSINESS AT HARVARD. Bip hive not eon tected thy ee Stine ren Ss ‘ | | Wh EASTER and HAZELTON een Tested (this sea- | . All R. GEORGE P. BAKER, the great N third class. Unsurpassed accqmmodation and : he Great Laughing Success * the singing of Mme. Bernice ‘his s V arry Mare, is presi- | vice. Cabin rate $145 and up according || in the rreat laug a Ts a T 4 y the ngi oO his son, W. Hart lat I | | m | QO UW N () U [ N L A N iment of the Schoot of Business Admia The Royal Mail Steam Packet fat. Mat., 60ce-$2 * Reata —,_ ——— ——«©»~ » as defending atjorney, he it] C: & plea for tears and merev d'va, formerly a co-star With io Genoa. Feb. 28. Duillo, New : half ite ie é' . uso at the Metropolitan, Sang 2 York 7 nis own unrecognized = | : ' ae AMU generous repertory of operatic se- Cherbourg, March 1, President/shire, England, his birthplace, | , SEMENTS il lections at yesterday's opening | Roosev !t, New ‘York via Ply-| when 22 years old. The funeral "DrepmT COLL per ~ =. ~ ’ + . 4 o i performance, and then came back mouth. will be held tomorrow at Howey. bre os sone ’ ZA . — jae P » .v¥8., . ‘ . ‘complete! Amer for several popular ballads. Gothenburg, Feb. 28, Stockholm, | He ts survived by a widow and five Pri. & Sat. Eve, Sa | } “© WmeLeiyV } r . ve : ‘ a , siege ~ es 6 st oi AF — micame too date. But that fs|° ~The buffoonery of the Russian |New York. eons. | S—Pertormances—3 ha ie | | hs ; a " should not “bus Oe eee end of the story ‘comedian, Boreo, was of Unaccus- Piraeus, Feb. 27, Rotterdam, 11 Lenten Speaker ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Ee ry 5 ic ee (Italian). Set. at | a : ; ave as fo dation ; . 1j . ( ‘ t , & . ~~ * é ae . ~~ > ‘ > ~~ ” i a ‘L ) , P | 9 nS - . [ — i ne a9 . i as Us ; PAE SANUS , : Parquet, $7.50; BICOnY, 9, ° is : : Pe . Z ™ , interesting for its foreign tech-|° New York, March 2, American “3 1. s fa ‘ { %¢ 4 : TTI E an exceptionally balanced ‘™! Wyoming will be the speaker this YM GE SEG IY" | Balc., $3. Tickets, Aeolian Co., 10 Olive BA of Meption o ax | nique. His act included about | Legion, from BuBEnos Aires. ; - ¢ re , At ~ tn ong Ses ee | everything. from dancing to his Oslo, Feb. 24, Stavengerfjord, week . heap ne cmkaed ttt" GZ ; | John McCQ R M A ( . | | MUSIC + Of the dici)) ‘all ; 4 _'own piano accompaniment to the! New York. jseee © th - Toss ist ‘hase Z hg Z ZZ GZ Al PB. f LS 5 A es woe jShould do so. * * * A university that Big wh goa “- | einging of “Mr. Gallagher and Mz-. Colombo, Feb. 28, Empress of |}°f St. Andrew, 9c en ghegs } YZ wba 5 YZ || WEDNESDAY CLUB AUDITORIUM ee F ; cludes modern business: within its ese latent womanhood | & 'e in Fe least that’s | France New York. Cathedral. He.preached at the “TINSEL,” en ae ~ Taylor and Westminster , i ) eaturing—-MICHEL ; sta . : “Gg to tiger-pass: n in lefen 4a Shean” “ee . —— rpete dz Vv . a - e - . . a pent properiy be regarded as wident Gee YMppiness - “pont at ae | what he said it was—and a “Pa- | Copenhagen. March 1, Frederik — dral yesterday. EMIL BOREO TONIGHT at 8:30 7 , — Gl ISIKOFF . -' ii . ) , 7 ‘ : rather tha n nu rrowing its activities. It i s : » ~*~ . om ‘* v; ' > - 7 . ai MARION “FF © J een, wa - ' |dicates at least that it -1 ‘hing witha Mt of her existence, and tade,of the Wooden | oldiers, con-|'\ iil, New York. | Chancellor of Switzerland Digs. STAN: loon anced ss WW () ‘ ERS ae WES ——— ae age” en a 7 a! &. : ta it x ~ mare e. her D seein we lover ‘ , : iucted all by himse¢ if ( onsta ntinople, March a Rotter- } By t} ea 4 oc} ited Press Ltd ’ ae 4 \ yar ii? iis ~~ TH > , if > : , a -* P — . ~ ps a 4 nee, | is age and placing itself tely @& assing | 6 de- , cai ii: Mae , “ye aan Werte | te Bp rasta mo ; O'Brien, “Juggleland.” : ‘Sate a TP as t Is Not Spoken,’ SCraryre- | Colombo. March , 2 elgenian ; : : ; “hancellor ‘ f rs ; geese te nae — ? ‘ | Noted sor 5 ae lishjas I | —Adolph Steiger, Chancellor. , News Fables ‘resident of St. Louis for more (han } > nn ne tion CHICAGO OPERA CO. Don Albert's Symphony Orchestra : latelv of the “(Chauve-Souris.”’ The E | years ago for his health. lie was a ty ' Chica | CONTINUOUS DAILY, 11 A. Mg TO 11 P “ ; tration. « * * 1 he commercialization 5) e ARRIV I D. | e W. Was ington St. ’ ge. ‘4 " e ! American education, the disappearance the classics as required subjects, and ber, the slay dominance of utilitarianism ere favore ty slayer in the dock. Ant themes with those who stil] cling to | '“humanities’ us the chief essentials to t2 ‘ fina) scene of ¢) . 3 the recognition 50 vears. coming here from Devon- | CIVIC GRAND and restraint, yet with au- An luteresting Vramatic Engagement at ae bovishness, he developed | EEE a versity can train businese executives 88 4 { ae ‘(rains preachers, lawyers and physician@> . 7 ae and surgeons, there is every reason why te ; if * jftouch with the largest concerns that m | ); up the fabric known as civilization. 3 he ; ; scilisan meme , te - . xv , ' Pictures in Natural Colors. ) | ‘ | Be *%8es of drugs and sen-| ble the language considerably, | New sag d Neg | SWitzerland, died yesterday. He | Tickets, $1.00—Aecolian Co. 1004 Olive -- 4 . 447 : a , « . Ff , ¢ } . - _— * ‘ SMOKF. SCREEN F transform her from the @.0ng with singing, oe somneet Havana, March 1, Megantic, } ew | was 66 years old. | Auspices Bt. Louis Garden Club : she ——-e g ltmore dear to Empress | 0! ventriloquism and an imitation | York. | a@Miled NEXT — r From the Baltimere Evening Sun. a The broken quaver of cf & jazz orchestra by @ mouth | SAILED. | Children’s Mites for Memorial. SUN | HE criticism of the Government's al 3 we, the strained ana pained harp and ukulele. Fred and Anna Southampton, Feb. 28, Albert By the Associated Press ; = | ; o ; craft policy so aumpiciously initiat : *f her face, even a seeming: Henning. assisted by an “amateur | Ballin, New York. NEW YORK, March 2,—A fund SEAT SALE BEGINS« TODAY by Brigadier-General Mitchell has ae" Of chin. are but marks lured from the audience, perform Liverpool, Feb. 28, Caronia, New i for the erection of a memorial on | White’ | MUTUAL BURLESQUE Seended into an exchange of personalities, ; Pttion. More frail in tne acile feats of juggling. but th?! york (and sailed from Queenstown |'tne Potomac River té Americans | eorge l S ‘ TWICE DAILY n : | ‘E 4 of charges and counts r-charges, of crime : mene as Prisoner, she holds “amateur, a lad of about lo March 7): Celtic, New xOrE. i lost at sea will be swelled by penny | NEW . NEW | . ; | a and recriminations. As is usualy . With stern authoritv ov | proved to be most of the act. London, Feb. 27, Minnewaska, |contributions from the school chil- Ree 7an a S : Naughty Nifties | the case under such circumstances, ne cry when she discove : Warren and O'Brien are suffer>-| New York. ' dben of Maine, Vermont, Nebras a Pad) P . setties the aircraft problem will be fe ; , MAlignane, Raymond | jazz orchestra, are capable in a by pla - 4 a veaggeoe: n oe national eevencer | — les | Columbia Burlesque eXactiy where it was in the beginning . | Pecksniffian villainy ws) series of eight syncopated musica! Trieste, Feb. 28, Presidente Wil-|the position of na ) 7 | FRARGAIN PRICES ; P oa : : 'ef the American. Legion. quite as far from un intelligent soluliome ;. a “nd Bradford Hatton's | dance numbers. son, New York. i f th I -_ ; ao nounced by the Navy and Marine) | ¢ i}

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- hanya péiggrecs yn sist . saan a ; . ost ee icc See Me TE gr eS, 4g ’™ bap Wet totic tela 5 = ST Ay ' Fire Damages eniee out ' Jaube. jr = LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH \ ae ee —— a e NED MONDA MARCH a te The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and o one other evening newspaper COMBI ee me a ee Merchants’ nena Building ecaaall - Ss of undetermined orig on one side of the 1iiding at be 24 damaging t flames Exchange B last night. bout $1600 The to the restauran' Pine stree lets ADVERTISEMENT = FOR BURNING ECZEMA, ' Apply Zemo, the aethamed Liquid—Easy to Use ied as directed loves Eezema. quick! id hea 9 skin trouble Bu rns, We nds and ¢ haf penetrates, Zemo is a clean, dependab! inexpens!\ @ antiss Laegy liat 114. Is especially ause large and also Pores, ——e. ? au 3s. soothes. and } + that time use bec ram ttle 3S SOal anijiszeps te, re . Ul UR &LStS ¢) ize Ss! wi Zemo healing. 23c. All —@ DODGE BROTHERS SPECIAL TYPE -A SEDAN The Type-A Sedan has always ranked above its price class in distinction of line and appointment. This Special Type further advances that leadership beyond current standards. No special feature that could heighten the car's beauty, or enhance its com- fort and convenience has Overlooked by the builders. $zz30 f. Five Balioon Tires been 0..5. Detroit—Sr1445 delivered Tate Motor Company, inc, WASHINGTON AT GARRISON Bomont 1241! Laving a sallow | | Zemo | Cleanse mm ' reo gS Se _. = MA! MILK . FRTEN SPEGIALS ii Cream Brick PTRF CANT GRANT ae ibs. for a PFeuod a fer lresh > oy, es 5 Pad moe & ——— a 5 STOP an0 SHOP ~ eto ot REAMERY Laecas = on 6711 Fastee al Pas« Teescdavs Vi ednesday-~. 29 Brand, percan, 17¢ Our Cheese Dept. CHEESE 2 for a . 30c UGAR BI: TUESDAY aya Strietiy Frew PVER (.¢et GGS Direct From the Than bf. er-teood relief from t so generally the eruptior Nene Keiter 33 hn is the st thousands o Victor and Ohis ir debts—and repay the onth. y payments extend over « whole year. strial Loan Company 714 Chesenut Sereet | Resizo! p TL Loan Pian sit possible for people incomes fo enough to meet in equal weekly or laxative acts | Baalmann’s Gas-Tablets — eat a light meal ® - ’ E. il leave a: ae = material i» beeght and solid Pest-Vispaich Waats. Automatic Gas Water I A HEATER BUIL’ and Unsurp: >. ._Reasounabi 4teT Ti G 5 CAS TASE To wre Robt. Theskweon; Sa EN. GRAND BL.—Lindell 5763 , int with magnes ( nders on gassy Fform milk of magnesia is } : 4 te. | mesia. See the quick sinew the Action. A joy te take a bottle. TOMACH markable upset, consti- nary mil pated, bilious, And it’s he ‘adachy —sys- take—mi tem full of freshing. poisons? T ry, after.tast please, a bottle Results of this new kind Made by sit brings, wi has discovered a ana ; of pee ways call with some - ordinary * results. It aa. sia. Mivit the tlready re- Magnesia RATED. cxean oe 8.

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MONDAY, MARCH 2; 1925: co - Oi ? —_ am THE WASHDAY BuURDp IS ONE THAT NO wom) SHOULD BEAR UR laundry will come g» the tescue. We wil] take. a washday out of your life, o, wet wash plan costs jie money but it takes most of @ laundry work out of your and life. We maintain a a4 arate svstem plan thag¢ F vour laundry apart from other washes. And hop we do your work. Your frients and neighbors know, . Wet Wash, 6c hh, Minimum Bundle, $1.29 Wet Wash Flat Work bined, 7c lb Minimum Bundle, $1.69 A Bundles called for and dm livered in all parts of St. Le Maplewood, Overland Park apg East St. Louis. 3 “ }a* ’ a MA! ere ~ eel — a eee STOP ax® SHOP ~ ‘SSCONSIN (aexmEny S ay 2 Lucas ’ . an 62114 Easton samp Days Tuesdays and Wednesday-. P sday Special ‘ and _ Wedoe PURE to your grocer weg the peppy bran food C ADVERTISEMENT ge Brand, percan, 17C| a» ~ ATEN SPEGIALS n Our Cheese Dept. zs ~- a j CHEESE, 2 for 5c| Sammmta das wported Swiss ERE ESES ieconsin Cream eae 3 | | Cream Brick... a ieeeaate 4 erates PURE CANE GRANULATED mate ee ; : : aerate GAR hI: — Ee!” "S9¢| eSinol Phone—Victor 4708-4709-4719 TUESDAY ONLY - for that skin eruption relief from the itching and burning and P Strietly Fresh You don’t have to wait to know that EVER GOOD ee : Po S Resinol Ointment is going to overcome C ‘ S ( : p E | G G 3 C your skintrouble. It gives such quick | ¢ ‘Fors itees Seas so generally succeeds in clearing away Than Ever-Good the eruption that, with Resinol Soap, WET WASH LAUNDRY it is the standard skin. treatment in thousands of homes. Victor and Ohio 2 me ee eee — eee eee Sn EE ADVERTISEMENT _ ————e EPSOM SAL NOW TASTELESS Resinol products sold by all druggistse.. Loan Plan kes it possible for people regular incomes to bw enough to meet ir debts—and repay the an in equal weekly or 7TH and SSELL BL. Weekly Special« Ending March 7 onth'y payments extend over x whole year. Smoked Cali. Hams, 15¢ pound ae eu strial Loan Company Home-Bolled Hams, 236 714 Chestnut Street % pound .... 1 Wisconsin. 2 Ibs World’s finest Physic 4 now Pleasant as Leong - sa sie coughs quick, nome -NTHO Right coogbe— Bonouonenoonsenonenecnen \XENE. eo. 6auiek? the sandwich cheese Brick Cheese, Eagle Brand Milk, $1 00 Relieves ure — extra f* atrenath. All ‘iene Cood druggists. ‘~ .. , } ‘ : ht ee cel lle A EEE Bluhill No other laxative acts so f fectly, so harmlessly on the bo /as pure Epsom Salts. It has (equal in medicine for constipaue | biliousness, sick headache. Doe and~ nurses depend upon Ege Salts. It never gripes orf OVeT&Mm ‘‘Epsonade Salts’’ is pure Dpm Salts made pleasant with derivative salts—nothing else. tastes like sparking lemonade there is only a nominal charge P /package at any drug store. Try ‘*Epsonade Salts’’ is guaranteed | the American Epsom Associatiom | ADVERTISEMENT STOP DISTRE after meals with Baalmann’s Gas-Tablets Do you eat a light meal and feel like you have eaten 3 courses? That indicates gas OBS stomach and bowels, and ® mann’s Gas-Tablets offer you ™® sick, half ‘diate and lasting relicf, under O @ reac- positive guarantee. > bacteria All of that heavy, logg’, drow feeling will leave you, and your i'will seem a pleastire. Other 878 toms, such as that i rone’’ gue sensation, will disappear, and ‘anxious, nervous feeling, with hea vapish. palpitation, will also will breathe freelv once more ‘life will take on an entirely 4 | ent aspect. “\ | Baalmaan’s Gas-Tablets are. 4 ; | potinded especially for the rele | just this trouble, and are fast © placing older and cruder formes medication. A trial will conv | you or your money will be refuaes "Your druggist’ sells Baalmat ‘Gas Tablets in the genuine : package for #1. Your pat isfaee iS guaranteed or your money funded. J. Baalmaun, Chemist, c+, Lous Srores ‘ Franciseo. On eale in Judge A” Dolph Drug | Wolff Wilson Drug Co. aalman $ GAS- TABLETS It is made for = is the "Nor . ' y- ae ed ia P| SO ushs Quick Relief! A pleasant effective syTupe ~Sc an es And externally, use piso’s Throat and Chest Salve. 35¢ spreads like butter material is bvuoght«t and soid 2 Post-Dispatch Wasts. BO RCCOEOC KORO CEORDOROBOS “7 The Choice of Thousands of Home Owners WMPHRE TRADE MARK GUARANTEED Automatic Gas Water Heaters A HEATER BUILT FOR SERVICE and Unsurpassed in— \ 1. Moderate First Cost / 2. Reasonable Operation TAAL 10 MONTHS TO PAY BALANCE | j —instalis immediately in your home—one of these wonderful Heaters. JUST THINK LS A visit of inspection t : vis of inspection to our showrooms is wel- Ask for Catalog | ae ~ fit come. See the “Hum- . 4 : , phrey” in operation. and Prices a al Tr @ “BE SURE IT’S A HUMPHREY” Robt. Thompson, Sole Agent |N. GRAND BL.—Lindell 5763 PLUM ee neve ADVERTISEMENT | nt with magnesia works Onders on gassy stomach ‘form milk of magnesia is MINTRATED. Msthe Action. A joy to take. Pa bottle. TOM ACH markable benefits of ordi-' upset, consti- nary milk of magnesia. pated. hilious, And it’s much easier to headachy —sys- take—minty. cool and re- tem full of freshing. none of that flat Poisons? Try, after-taste. Please, a bottle Results will amaze you. of this new kind Made by a_ world-famed Hea. See the quick laboratory. this method is BS it brings. heing widely urged by 1m- thas discovered a portant pliysicians. Al- of mintratiag wavs call fer it in place ot With some re- ordinary milks of magne- e’Yresnuits. It mul- sia. Mntrated Cream of © alreadv re- Magnesia is the name. RATED cmeaxor MAGNESIA sOXD AT, | | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone CLAYTON CATHOLIC CHURCH IS BURNED $50,000 Fire at St. Joseph’s Laid to Fallen Altar Candle; Repair Planned. me ae ee + Parishioners ot St. Joseph's Catholic Church. 400 North Mera- mec avenue, Clayton, which was) ruined by fire, smoke and water ,yesterday afiernoon, today began to plan for a fund of $590,000 or more to repair the damage. Clayton firemen, who discoveréd the bDlaze at.2:10 p. m. from their engine house, a block away, ex- pressed the belief that the origin was the unnoticed fall of a candle from one of the two side altars, ‘starting a smouldering flame at ithe floor. The pastor, the Rev. i Victor Stepka, declared the had carefully extinguished al) lighted candles when he left the ehurch after. high mass, which ended at 11 a. m. Worshipers were wont ‘to light their own candles on the side altars, in their devotions. Electric wiring in the church ap- reared to be in good condition af- cer the fire and the janitor re- ,orted the furnace had not pneen overheated. Roof Falls on Altar. ’ The firemen saw smoke and, r‘'ame coming trom the roor, tne sanctuary end of the edifice leings a roaring furnace by that time. Their efforts confined the biaze ww that end, btu not before a large section of the pointed roo? had fallen it over the high altar. A 21°00 stained-blass window behind this Altar Was cracked into ruins. Seven smaller stained-glass win- Cows may be repaired. Water from the firefighters’ hoses contributed largely to the scene of desolation that remains to- day. Plaster is hanging in ehunks. Varnish on the pews ade other woodwork is cracked. Various decorations are smeared beyond recognition. The $8000 pipe organ is ruined and religious statues are spoiled. The side altars possibly can be repaired and artists will be asked to attempt restoration of the high altar but success therein . doubtful. Vestments of Priests Ruined Vestments of the priests and at- tendants were made worthless, | They were worth $1500, some hav- ing been imported. Records, fur- niture and other property of a Knights of Columbus Council, kept in the basement, valued at $1509, were ruined by water. The chureh. which has | bri¢ outer walls, was built in 1912 at a cost of $30.000. It is estimated 7 that repairs at present prices to the building proper will cost $40,000, and the remainder of the fund be- ing raised is for decorations and ‘other uses. This building was ?! second of the parigh, the first one, a wooden structn’e, having leen erected on the same site in 1885, rm ; has 0f,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers ~ ef Chile & Tamales ~ Mexene Chile Powder | At Your Grocers me $500 Reward ee ae ee _——-— ~—/ For information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or per- sons implicated in the robbery of any KROGER STORE All information Confidential Call Kroger Office, Grand 4100 ‘ nine vears after Clayton became | the county seat. Father Stcpka, | who was out for a walk when the! blaze started, has been pastor since 1908. Blaze in Flat Drives Four Families Into Cold in Night Clothes. ire in a four-family flat at 4056-53 McRee avenue forced seven occupants to flee in night clothing at 3 a. m. today, when the, thermometer registered 11 above zero, while the other two occupants were slightly overcome by smoke and were carried from the build- ing by firemen. Damage fo the building was esti- mated at 5000 and household ef- fects of the occupants were dam- ‘aged considerably by fire, smoke and water. The fire originated in the basement. A strong odor of smoke awak- ened L. A. White. who with his wife and son, Billie, 10. resided at number 4058, and he caused , neighbor to turn in a fire alarm. A hasty exit from the building. in scant attire. was made hy Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Byers of number 4056, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gilliam of number 40564, and Mr. and. Mrs. White and son. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rodgers of number 4058A wer sclightiy overcome by smoke and firemen carried them down a lad der from the bui'ding Believing the fire to he extin- rulshed at 4 a. m., firemen left. but were recalled a few minutes later when Gilliam returned to his apartment to learn what damage had been done and discovered a blaze in an inner wall. The resi- dents spent the remainder of the night with neighbors. Damage estimated at $60.9000 was causeg by a fire of undeter- mined origin early vesterdaw in a Zarage at Tenth street and Marke! venue. East St. Louie. The bufid- ng. a trameé structure, was burned to the Rround and 15 automo! lee ind trucks and a large supply auto accessories were deet aoved series of*explosions caused by fasoline and alcoho! «t: re] in the building. made fighting of the firs extremely hazardous. The fire burned two hours and difficult, was experienced in preventing its UL peenny WT TL ‘ ¢ (| 1 ‘ ITT, \ ee | ; — sseremestiscmstaciamaaaes -* . S Soa ; @ Vi riety ‘ contract f I best Season, Imported (renuine Norceanner C Lerist live a in Olive of! (al ST SEO 1 POR ae eR er ee Bad Sra a Tape ee - 4 + a * ~ eee COMBINED _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 21 — eared ns aes faa «nate _ iets - « ee tr ey ei De Oe ae . a - Ag % oS: : Cite © roe te *3¢ ¥*, 7? : ‘? . SM Pie eS. Be COUNTRY CLUB. A rich, smooth tex- tured quality fish with a delightf il taste. fall pound ean e flaver: Th, can. .‘2e Vink Salmon—The genuine '.-th. flat can, tle 1 In th ‘ments which produce bone Theost popuiar food, At Is) ©Of)6h6the€§ 6finest qguatits of the catch at the pack- Yur own importation Cought when at mat of finest liolland = tin. rity, ach TW sh in larewe, , plump, meaty and tender, Both Milehers and Roe lraomestic The finest aovalitys | Fine Fi h nid lowest C : ad price in 3 f r 10 Veara. (‘an a Cc With Kkey.«... Keg, $1.15 Must. Sauce Sardines—" can. lbe. Marie Flizubeth—tmp. ‘0c Sardines in Tom. Sance TT SHRIMP—Wet pack; finest gulf ind 18¢ Strictly Fresh \ CODFISH-—Sim plifry—t n. caught: fine for salads : creole; 0% -ozZ. tin.... TUNA~—Yellow meat. Per can , COLNTRY CLUB—Genu white meat; T-oz. MACK EREL—F ancy tons: fine, fish. Kach SANDWICHE SPREAD tains no meat: S w-OZ,.... SALAD DRESSING— ‘oun Ilas that true homema CROCS 6+O8. os ks ce cee 12-07%, . oe or. of fine fish in aveltcan, tite 1 derwoode, Can is 123¢ l7e¢ CRAB MEAT — Fancy Japaneve— An Oriental delicacy, Bre- rooin, for poaching or juley bolling Ss @ Lenton ; Fs ce led— ine 642-ounce tin Here are eggs that are ideal for vse In the sick LOBSTER -—— Star Brand —- lat, Fp meaty parts, 3-ounce 2 he food they. § ard unex - tin, only Country CAVIAR-——Genuine Fussian—Kro- Club: ideal for Lent: con- 21e Avondale, doz., ,30¢ ser brings it to you at a 25¢ Country Club extra ee rigs Sass, Lad dee. Club; Imported finver; no 4ne Brick Cheese—Badger Brand: pound pound |. Oe Heinz Maecaron|t—Sauce;: can per peund . Franco-American Spaghetti—Cay .. . fsenuine Ler Naeadleu: FRESH Ff - WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY ... 28c | CATFISH, Pound ........... 28¢e HALIBUT, Pound.. SMOKED WHITING, Pound.... SABEL, Pound ... b ’ PORK CHOPS Rib or Loin Cut From 6 to 8 Lb. Loins, Pound a SMOKED © REDSNAPPER, Pound........ 38¢ SUNFISH, Pound....... * 7 * . * pia tie oe oh ee 20c¢ ben SMOKED FINAN HADDIE, Lb... SMOKED WHITE FISH, Lb.....28c FILLET OF HADDOCK .. | Kp ; 30e SPARERIBS .").17ic PIG TAILS ©..17ic MEAT LOAF ¥:0 0.0.0 22e BRAUNSCHWEIGER °::.... 28c SAUSAGE =)? &""20c K RA U Peis Se FRANKS 2: »....20¢e ’ PLATE BEEF Per Pound 10c \ summits GRAPEFRUI , =— 6 2 ro 15¢ i 9 20¢ “. 2 vor Ie Sweet and ‘‘oukers LBS juicy, 2590 and “ “)ze loozen Bukers .. FOR per dozen.. * | Apples-—Delicious Winesaps, 3 ibs. for 2a Oranges——Large 200 size, NORTHERN WHITES — ES U. 8. No. 1. .60 lbs. 84c : Lbs. Celery—Large crisp stalk sweet Potatoes—3 Spinach—Tender Texas, Beet —per (Carrots—Texas, loeberg Lettace—Cali, OLIVES—Genuine Spanish: moth ize Cost less than *: ; grains ‘ ‘neee €€ ove % saree BEANS . —s four ‘. . ° " ; I : hus ’ rich erear Yau »*** sf IN AGC fs ‘ountry ¢ lath Califor try Club. No artiliem? com 74¢ foul it clwaye uniform send hia; absolutely no grit: Ne. : , of delightful taste--ib, print > oan " Pere Lard—Lb. _.., 7¢ (eed Luck Oleo—Lb.. Mitk—<4 evetry Club, b the . can T8¢ 1G¢ - . . .* farnation Milk—Tall G FIGS— Genuine Srogyr- ha Naturale—our own im- portation: fb.... eas F MIXED VEGETABLES Excellent for making vegetable soup: 12¢ PLIASCHMANNS'’s YEAST Al. Ways fresh at Aroger Stores: RI } ; } ‘ } - With the pu 8 Bars of Kirk's , F tegular 380 valve | ie Steres

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ST D> ST LOUIS PCTT-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1925. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. MATTHEWS ELEVEN WINS FIRST GAME OF TITLE SER] | ARDINAL — nin a ROR —~ = Sacramento, in es Two-Time Winners of the JOE and ASBESTOS—Asbestos Is Merely Warming Up for the Spring Opening at Bowie -o- —B) RED stor Condition, PLP LS Me hd L ha La Lae ea hk kl et ee ae ee ee a ee, a, ee a ee ee ee ee ie — [AH Boy! ONLY ONE MONTH MORE AN’) / | | fj! [THAT'S THE TIME You’RE THAT's THE PLACE WHERE Municipal Championship | ‘THE BIG RACIN’ SEASON mL | HA GONNA TAKE THE PAD LOCE | 1HAD 31 STRAIGHT Seat SNA ~ - : ins Two ¢ i STARTS AT Bowie! THATS OFF THE THOUSAND DOLtA HOSSES IN THEA 7 of THAT 4 ‘| S WINNERS OUT OF — + AITIN’ FOR. | ‘ Y nkRou I WON FOR MONEY CAST | ( TRANCE AN’ HOP | ‘ Beat the Henses, 4 to | 6 SELECTIONS, WAS — pies Boss! | ee LAST SUMMER, Sr ; R Gives Seven Passes in re ee” [Can let me DOUBLE =) Ge = Four Innings and Morning ee" : FOR LAST WEEK. : ~ | iT FOR YA? ur 6 Game Is Lost, 5to 3. Victors Roll Up a Rea of Th soals In thé Fi HIS $5 BANKROLL ha : | NA . ie MG Pe Jalf —. S000 . rave Cold ‘wo Plavers IS uP TO $36.95. | SS | | _ “ae WATCH HIM KNOCK SECOND LOST, 6 TO 5 ‘EM DOWN THIS WEEK A \ wemrwe ww ) ~* o 8) C x: ine: | of » ~ . oe — > . " os mn —— orn, ‘ > The at Matthews socce®r Lea} — & as ‘ Winners in =i Vu, 690. a . 9 \ May eS _ a = hd : > . sem it at enan 7 » | et] ~ ei > ; m , e ' A ' ut Fairground, and twice winners of tue Municipal Athi Associa , | Re , rion championship, won the first game of the 1924-25 title series, | o . Se. I sy defeating the Henses, Sherman Park champions, 4 coals to 1 ati = = : ness Loses for Fairground No. 2 yesterday. Second Brown | R 7ZANY/ Ratican Eleven Joe Bush Reports to Sisler_ eS seek ind ceed eal b vi ; , | ; oo: caw sane 9 : . : ent ast wi ‘ | SEE a ae ‘ashanti SY Squad Departs; ke ? 7 Again Reduces | And Says | He’s S Ready to _and by the same token a majo: St. Matthews Hense (1). farce club ought to beat a minor ae oe eee M M é ‘O @ Ben Mi er Lead ~~ ow on But such is not al- ineene -Fullback. SchurWan il ague “SY = ' Fullback........ Reid G anus u , ® ways the case, especially if the (LU | . Ve Defeat Scull a | Brownie Managet Hopes to Hava Several Pitchers a S major league fellow is not in good tion When Regulars Arrive at ings We physical condition. dav Morning — Falk S&S KS This was well demonstrated in ,'° ees : the two beatings administered by te: the Sacramento club to the Cardi- | tn ae ki ? y > : ; Md 7 ; - In spate Oo. If Hie int wobtae Barnard......Halfback...... Healey, srowd estimated : v9 VY peisvl Quinmn..... ... Halfback...... Phelan | witnessed the contest. the [irst ©: & Smyder.......Halfback...... Ruage Marty Will Miss Miss Part of Train- | efries of three The eevens battle Dua HRecher.,..Forward..... Sullivan | G Rough Game — Leaders aan n next Sun oe. Forward ..ces. Rooney | ing Trip—First me at | | ee ek eohenm...... Forward..... Mitchell Camp March 11 : Meet Next Sunday. Béerry-Leahy..Ferward.... Signaige i / a tr d... Cu i | a | a insofar as gameg between “gy nee scored ae ie i. tex | : Decadent Dav candidates.” | RS ee ee Zu gals in morning and afternoon ex- to pent aia A The ln : - asia ys. ° : By Dent McSkimming TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., March 2.—Joe Bush, star rigleee aie ee ecal contenders a: neern Carthy, Berry and Rooney. Time of M e b>! OM GIBBONS ‘ ws y n . ; . Drags 4 itt es yesterday. pic a ee oes Se eee — mines. madarean® | second baseman. bi pein sieaesn ape 7 ee eee NS aS -**~ | What One Promoter Thinks Had the Ratican team start: ‘+= obtained in the trade for Shocker the past winter from the Bidition gam | ome , . os . iii tii e 4d > ** a ; Sas" " ° given @ trip, which has not gyet | Miller and C: E. Roche. fficially this aft vhen } eure | secede tab ‘rebuilding at the beginning of the| Yankees, arrived im camp yesterday afternoon and anngmmeaee Te class Of the Cardinalstoidin | Pie iy > hed” f Fichti a nis ‘ nee G any =” — = ee aap weet - | the “me 9 ’ Season instead cf near the close,' was ready to go to work. Joe has been walking over the si a gverything but the pitchinr. and str ayers “Benches or Fighting. they counted three of their four! and a contingent:of Brownie regu econ , p) ri ine ° : ied ; : : ithe standing of teams in the , | : t There was keen rivalry between goa! The Fairground represen- | eee yk ABE | tude of the ne . OE hoy “~ “i : ae - ing the baths at Hot Springs for several weeks and says he fe that's were pony: La, gtedta se _— ae ee ieee th fe ‘—_—ai—- = eae tet: is bank roll entere he si ee eee eee | Winning asset omnes ee ee 2 res Seen i eour minutes after the opening |° ClOck for the spring training CAMB) ngure class that the pangs of | A 3a cake a ee oo re changed. | the | lent condition. = 'Yeaguers. Manager “Buddy” Ryan! da Bae 88 & resus two plmyers Were | whistle McGann sent. through th Tarpon Spr.ngs. f training down t 7 ounds slg? oh Ses age lil a -, {last month the R s hav ‘| Manager George Sisler fs enter-)ertson, both of whom aay Sqwae able to send a quartet of “si e ect rom ft ‘ i? r tor Fids ‘ a 4 o il : . h , " Prom Pr iV . . ears, rl | hot chinwi > m : - 3 see . s r +4 + 7 . ' . apoutes from | Sirst. nt o > game for the; 1 4 | 1 See ve become too poign: ) =t.Tiavatch Curl oo — . the Rendece - on taining hopes that he will have Springs, hooks a “Ra pitchers — pene tetei ey - o who : —m oe ee ee 5 | | ime er See IEE be 6 ee eee 7 two pitchers about ready |~ 7) 5" Shoes oo were soundly span mn the wa) tes dis para iri i+ ( : ‘ rie \ h . ” - —, + one or ~"“oO Picci rs about i y - ik over a bit oft fast i ~ . - be oint where they may De overta! ilo » in o - “ hod = seu = . | icnger , of giving tp base hits, but their ) pag was superior to that.of the’ ©o' "“peaterd " £0 - ti by + eedc cho +} r Pe } : " o 7. lit . kK : : » * Yest oe Aa ¥ * mi grit J’ geo: 3 : ia and slight Durst oO. Sb & =? | wv is n es -. rez Su y Among ~ Cardina! twirlers and for that rea.- ma oe a snes 9 . In the closine perio: a Hens rained | . : vin ni ic heavyweights ; — ; aw Schemel enabled the -aticans » wlars.of the squad arrive in camp Sunday baseball -_ gon the Sclons won. =e ‘arted a fight a: fere Danished :, ) 6) iad ines Deeienslis: four former ] to the Ass hout °0 pounds ha ' ; ee ee pnt Me ie the BI iiers, 2 7oa:8 to &. aos i , " on ng ew eatagg ote ae roke into the scorin imn at , | anew. : ’ 3 a) 74 ij > PPB L LLL LP Oe : PPBPLDLD OO PPP LTO SL AA ti nais " is - , ca : lar x a nd interior ; . Yur shi no 7 r ,o2 from Me ; : ‘ aet ’ t. land low voice says that he will give | James Avstin and , es oring of . Sei ne taily that came heas mrennc — - of battin tice to prepare ¢! vit, fei, =D 2: | lope you will not thin is thei ene) - -j | her ‘ tersbu _ The excuse for the , ASBESTOS LOSES TODAY First race, ), S-year-olda, maiden yong : aw SD ats ules Qian: On | heementind jealousy of envy. itside the penalty area, provided|when they show up here to start | ne it twin beating Fiug aa Rose Fi ie Maou Swen. 2141. | oar iene oa ee | with every chamnion that cam follam and Fitzeerald c r prepared. As for the left-handed | being able to arrange & omiesioner, .225 2: ety ... 0! ‘ther Miatus. s as existed dur eatt @6 tho he | Pa _ : The weather: here irge $1000). 3- | Muldoon _- G¥mna -+ ee 10 04 2 yi ssa ee eee ae oe ee ae amen eo, popeed to the atican wing. iva |can burn ‘em over, They are Brad-/j} . I rpected to give etter ming - an a : an ns lad 2 ac teal eZ tae — 3 Resear ne J whe Ln ysica fe@cliu: r’ yeti a ao) €, lett. sat 10 . , e ) ‘ t . ii€ » sa” . tas ’ ito it r in . ,. . 4 oe, nen the first en , Dering me eae . . into the thickest : )}™azoo lefthander, and Lep Dicker- The early round tilts. In these clashes The ‘egan seleate ane ot. i Th re nt h3din a's eee ees am in ti ame positi: ague in : St-season seri lheadway. George Biaeholder, the | } ) 7 | - le les > ATT. * ; :; in et | Rott ware Las “2h ma POTION sw Net -— hav had ePe' ° , , i TBs m M . noosa. Th a. eyes afternoon ame in Sacr ©. the the Sherman Park team secor: 0 ne 8B - Broome tag 3, "Hes ; Manager Si r, pit rs and catch : ——P ; : aap aes poe. ve fe cause of the tie score i he big right-hander from California. : e ’ Perea _ the and asf | e tit! ntest. lave i3 , | 7 , \¢ 2 OD | si mets n Mires re ofl mA er 4 boat were cons tantly glued Ye eoast leaguers taking this contest, apiti . preliminary aporiti = Se , wwe tio could make moner because he =e eanaa a van s MAaALLNOWS in is Vo Cai lie ‘ p ‘ : , a . 2 O . : a P bia’ . J " si, = . - ie 4 dor we, 7 sve ei nct? ’ | P . as } , , : . **~ . « ; s. i> [ ii y Baint= Seore 3 in etingage | ‘Halt. rs The eams battle &° sprin edvled for March ee vpn gay Rene Gs, ie De mpsey, Zbys2k 0. woul: » willie: ' | made 23 imimedia impression. | George Is Confident. ‘the afterrioon. ON RUMBLING of the Ratican suc | Bana Wednesday. The -right-| Tommy Brame! annem eng eet that sine _- of. Ss. a Both were eeantitul ef orts.| handers therefore had better be|te St. Petersburg in . —— --- At Miami. i Hurry Scurry _11: ‘ ae aes Frese ee es ae 1 6 and went and T never managed [Foley's team on short shots (hitters there are several kids in;}boys in St. Louis. ee l} ee, tick] 1! 41 0@ an A. . ' ; :' andl | prea te: aaake ot - Weather cloady: track good. p s &5Pp 4 o right nov . Claiming. | na i : . . : . Re pes - a2 , t-furi ; iy . iy rreenum wher | put { Rav 2 re t im ‘ on , eel Springer ne tall aaa ai livery warm like a be | e ° ae - , ,- : . rive» oS ’ 11 : i ee : . ‘ _— : i | \ Fe ose Vy f "€ i iy -40OTQ -« ‘ th Pca V . ee ; : ton’, $21.40. $7.71). &. Milla ger | “at a an 2 peiess if ike irl or- | sie} anion : , : ' ; : nal 4 June in St. Lewis. = | ’ re. 12 b. hy : ‘ . in L. @ “k be 7 . At : . ; hg | ' *s : { ; TT . : an te . sai ) 4 - . fi dé , r ari tr . - i s@€mi-pro from Detroit and Ear] —— il ; en eer wid ° ; a) : Sum pt a 7 . H uni “at be v3 *- ; . | — A L$ ‘5 i. ‘ . - ‘ j oO st: . 1 £0 ' , nat : . ‘ith ’ “Ou? ’ e 7 4 in ‘hy ime (Smith, another left hander who has! arn nas Deen ‘ » - ' ; 7 ‘ . . * Perret, Loo- | Pe eR aoa | | pede pager nb psc: rt of o} ents the Muna | he second game was one of the {pitched semi-pro baseball. iti e Browns and Ro. Sie Og poe Bed ins caro. yer 7: ae, “ue i crowd wish ' ane roug! hat has been played . in Johnnie Tobin and Eugene Rob- ‘Giants for March 24, at | . olds : ’ « ; ° . a : 7 . Tr: " " ¥. : i i i i “we NN rn _ . bs " tage i Ps ; % Ww e Tntresid 103. ‘tab ri , 8 sis “gn 2 i » Late ergace | weaterGdayr im the allemed time oF 1 Ke | must work together and profit’ a-Couplet, - : ' asi tacit . aa + , pretths ras — * thilahoma ..... neon 8 oe oczei § Tt snot trom a rien ir 38 minutes and 13 seconds. Mii-| ae FOURTI! tACE Ain : 100 t : ‘ .i . Ss . : ‘ , ef ' 1 a eee ° ' es nia ¥ La lefiected off ton'’s Victorv was not contested but r* are * t . y. 7 Taesda y—Crinneti vs. Webraska 4 2 . _ sisi — i * oy ad 7 | LOC cars with the oft. : 3 ic e rest of wu panes Paw 101 | 4 Marx, R raukee, 2SS2: MeHal at Grinnell, Washington vs. Kan- = ~*~ oe fe ee oo S py On im. evice, —_— one vei | no other kind can bender @ the ad renrcits |: : > + A] at A ee © - =——™ | sas Aggies at St. Loui«. is Nar gin . amie be aig vision Of Aliton ® ‘ othe " business. W ednesday—iowa State vs.' Ne- , warnin prove: utiie. ; 3 | time ! af is no likelihood of e kinds of braska at Ames. Kansas Aggies tion demanded mot igorou | Suc! showing that 4a) vs. Misseuri at Columbia. ) ae on finial - ) ae was broken. ) : Friday—lIoewa State ws. Drake ? oe ‘ it ease > ) The complex economic system at Amex, Washington vs. Nebras- =, pert ype a Os Seater = ‘ANDERSON TO CAPTAIN con ponent elements, both corpo! ka at Lincotn. : se 1 ap ie ln a . | on ‘ieee ashingten vs. Aan- | imer, dedabsbnbdee uns. DAVIS CUP NET TEAM —— ; mot uly characterized by the _ sas Agwies at Manhattan. BIG TEN. ian aA , rac FIFTH RAc Rand cap Purse sk ¢ —-- ve Associated Presa. a iN — March 32. — Ames ince GLOCOi ng B Pecause they perform & public Ee ee a business, the railroads are profo Cup iawn tenni team - ete eae ie Senet is Aiding N _for pros perity. The railroads ec remmae Ge Andaeeat, | “ays ial service and their vast ‘antain: ral atterson and. #3 oe — -_ = oe B. l--wkes. The team will sall >t One reason for the 70 7 ; pe ae in turn, 4 to be fou | America June 4. , | tinued rai way e Wehse = a June 4. fully improved appesral sie xpenditures and Miss ehselau Wins. | es | the hai aft | ciheleney in recent years is a ree M’LEOD AND HAMPTON | ir after it Gee W ixcensin. si Weather lear’ track fast | : Si00v, J} S Ga0 | ; ' ; = . ah eT IN G TO EY One of the quickest ways to + : MReT 9 wire . amuge man agencies are subject to. Bu we “Alege youth, G a “re animated by a sincere desire BW GLO-CO is stainless and pom © _mneerny of their intentions by TEAM. : Pet. Obie State. ‘ oe Illiinei« Indiana .. Pardue Michigan Minnesota. eee At New Orleans. : . . | i : i ; oe AE. | hy 52 ee: " a > a. ~ Northwest. Aculnat jouls Scored ried, ‘ointsa toals Scored Ren Millers we V exners scollins Raticans ae EB os Beeler. we “tt minty wie oo =i S&S pee ‘ete ne ere | jooes Von “ae “te g ‘ t. ro ~ 2 PFPonrGgae wt lilt 165 c ») ol ey) ~” : < Penasyivania... Corn i! delightfal, quickly-f frag helpful ideas presented to them b A squirt-cork in © prevents waste or “= EES e th et any drug counter oF o : ry nature o ° railway | SOc and 75c, or send GE ‘he problem of prosperity from t free sample. / tral System has sought to prove lines are loeated. It has found its hest to contribute to the pros When you Say Cordursy Cord Tire« ou Fnow thet rain or shine, Cay or night. year im and Fear ont. vou will Get the een ire® you want at the time The Car for the Millions WITH THE Ge = want Jt wan 2 a ‘ive—rou : New Orleans Scratches. ee wae ! t . i —— a = — of havin: a mi patie RateBeer et Bugier. Lacky Low | Wilt | <sas ee ) oe Paes For Your Ailment Dei an your ene a ~ ‘Rew. wont § ad i eeael eteustiienes Farensheres a. ahi tee Oriok seq Cathe in Nature’ foe eh ee, Carte | Ss el as, cnigine: sang. shee || PUT o Water pag = ye Senge — | Open Evenin : § : Bek: mmuta “a 12 a itten | - BELCHER "HOTEL | Tis Mounted Pree | “ur lead Line t ome if. $4 aoe mtix a ss : : FUCETH AND LUCAS | + a 5

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ae » en ae ere peeenaiewerties eae | . Oxeyerty. 7 ’ | [OLN LL : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BION bes! de dase, ste o. ST.LOUIS Fusi-DISPATCH a ee a re ee Sumetineensseadiitie oe — a — ne ge ae = ~ * — _ ~ _- ~~ ios — ee SocrrcH : 3 = BR de ss AEE se TLE SERIBWARDINALS SHOW BATTING PUNCH, BUT PITCHERS ARE NOT YET READY ‘ _—— —_— — - ti oo —— oe oe a ee meee ee ~ ~ - = ~~ . ~- ~ . A tee A la me —— ie SS ESE arr i 4 . ar == — = a ne - : Hoppe and Schaef fav a | | nme 60 tnicees wi ‘ now | x. Le cramento, in 2000009 | Schaefer Plays ‘ win their matches today and to- | Qtarg Of Loca] tu: ws nave vasa in ver a3, Leacocks Oppose “ = ; a | night. | rears,” si . resterman, | © 7 m wie nr ie Od en K : 7 er Condition . e | Schaefer's brilliant playing last | a tatoo 3 eo a pith i ns mre, H atts for Title és a ~ ns > Suzuki in 18 2 | week eclipsed all records. His 400 | Amateur R t “I do wi anders ‘ . “a the bien y ; PLACE WHE RE y BETTER Play ~~ | + * » * © . a J * jto 0 defeat of Erich Hagenlacher, | ng 0 ing fans 0 not . weerk. ile chai | — A+ (tT .o \|[BABYR uN T (; German Champion, set records for “ad ol a elite: tdi ne SAY: SNAP) UM BLINg mins i WO vVames eee nt to show the | First of Three-Game Final Se- je Pe ae Mette: macnn ee ites sens Moe hla. Ae caggls legate | | high run and erage; his 400 te "rit : Tourney Today *: Seleck: 6f Welker Cochran was Meet Tomorrow ching wery excellent fu atnateur | > #anee Manan He_S-~ ‘ + ‘AT NE ORte | Ss out OF THA al, ame: meme na ¥0,.0.0.0.0,0 | (nr THAT : 3 5 ; - M : ‘einen » o Game Is Lost, to 3. What we term “english” or “twist’’ on a ball is known as “side” mans to Meet. oe Trials Next Week. gency they don't deserve a winner | N ¢ ~ 2 ¢ ‘ 'g TONES in England. Credit for the discovery of this stroke which served to guy op ee Pounie| San in this town pions of the Municipal Basketball , : 3 : bon yt } s young Jak encase —— EAS . revolutionize the game, is given vWsually to Jack Carr, who was an | 5 © | Amone the. principals in tomor-! League, will defend their title’ in r “OND LOST, . ye 5 employe in Bartley’s billiard room in Upper Bath, England, about | CHICAGO, March 2.—-Willie|fran of! without a miss, his final The entire .' | ’ ni ' , * | sao pp ,. gian vy ‘Hoppe, the veteran champion, and (129 in the Horemans match, 400 The entire receipts from the row night’s show are several dis- the first game of the champion- " ‘Young Jake Schaefer, his most against Hagenlacher, and 1:2};4mateur boxing show at the South (trict champions, including Mike | chin series with the Hyatts tonight y ‘ be : iawaine . ; lrondwav Athletic C yi Sansone, Jimmy Duran Frank ° 3 —— : : . |dangerous opponent, find them-/against Cochran. Br ilway Athletic Club tomorrow _ ' a Sherm: ’ : yan and Dickerman Are are ee ee aan: me ae pen selves dividing appearances in the; The standings: night will be turned over to | Power and Ray Alfano. Harry - ee Park Community ie . . b t Wi 8 OE ley amused Spread attention. e courter . : ita iii ono | Waatac 4 1? , . *urso, Louis Kosloff, Paul Lane Center, Kingshighway and Easton ' Fairly Effective, but Wild- a. Oe ae this attention and when asked |remaining four games of the inter- Highest | rales’ funda pecthensit te gaan 2 Lee een, See ee . s ae 6 - ‘ , | jc rnament here for the Single wran igh raise funds necessary to send a/Jack Horner, Bobby Hill, Mike} 4venue. Loses for St. Louis. Pe ah ty themselves dur- | for an explanation if his wizard- | national tou t her ! . By the Associated Prees ——_= oe au Raeee | me Carr and his } ability in making the ball do — : ; | layer. W. . Average. Averag a) : ; “ey . . , , oo fing slack busi- ry, declared that it was entirely | World's championship at 18.2 balk} gchacfer -.3 The -- oa rr gg of local boxers to the ageteigh Prt Eddte ibe 3 7 Fiddie In the first game of the evening — a : : Re wate a | j ¢ é |" ¢ 3: “ | bling display with Kamekichi | Registration Committee has ane- | j la adage that a good big man Aiea the English term _ jtum ing ss ; ; - | . | Be eng j : 7” ng ee, Be en, Aes ee oo {Suzuki of Japan as his opponent. | nounced that the treasury is prac- | p. ee Lifted. New seats have been purchased Sg tee ect Sota glean he ss. han a good little man, ik ™ ee OS OS I ‘ll s l to | i : | | , q better t 4 i. scended to sell samples of it to Tonight Hoppe will engage Edou- | tically depleted. The Business| TAMPA. Fla.. March 2. — Prest.| by the Park Department to in- } S He 5 Read t W, rs - by the same token a major , ag shot. They a oe nall-s 4 placed the ob- aa ins pas cones aie | pion. : Pete Bl ed ype Rinemnpeng gy gg its intercity show at the Coliseum yesterday lifted the suspension and sium, and it is eatimated that - a , P _ Tomorrow, the great climax will} .°) 1 a CRIS CY | tast Thursday evening and its con- | fine imposed on Joe Martina, vet- | about 2000 persons can be accom- tha ai- an i a so ) ] 7. e club. But a mh a " i es 3% ee siechoge | vga handsome profit on bring together Hoppe and Schae- eran pitcher, for failure to report —— x i ee... Bes the table (the a ee fer. Upon that result possibly will ceived a purse of $100 to defray | Was therefore negligible : : . » i ' Hae ES al ee , ‘ ma é — Pak é S¢ c ‘fray as : Bills pearance and explained why he! The first game will be started at Hopes to Have Several Pitchers In Copa mar league fellow is not in good bs et. seo, % i “spot’’) ipeoes to » agar agen ages rey depend the championship, since! expenses to the State tourney. ___ ‘We have the finest collection of | hadn't gotten into camp earlier. 8 o'clock. are ae T Bie : dition. and attempted BOS generany " = — v* ++ On dispray &% | from Springer and Smith, _ contro! was superior to that of the covery, it Is apparent, was not (A resume of the reign of John when the res™ | Sunday Amone Alligators, J i Cardinal twirlers and for that rea- |) made through any process of Roberts Sr. as champign of En- : ° hea a tia. *tj : : ‘ rrive in camp. | Sunday baseball being age nthe Solons won. oe open Periene gs BP agua glish billiards, 1 an account of he Browns says/|the law here, the Browns yeste: Rhem a Wild Man. 0 t #4 stant etter otion, ‘ the first championship match of the sluecers | enjoyed a day of rest. A real est Filnt Rhem, the strikeout kine mares y ee — : ae es Re will be the subject of the next ae soot ‘dealer had one of his salesmen tg 0m Fort Smith, walked seven ( peuple og rate , me a f grin ' chapter of this’ series.) oo : eye _ the Browns. out on his priyge matters in four innings in the | 2° a _____ (Convrieht, 1925.) _ os lias ‘ "| motor boat. The trip really gp morning game and four runs re- | offset the lack of control of the ae of Chester | so sone open the little river being¢ pgulted. He was the chief offender. the Sacramento club has been in: pitehers. tly indisposed of those winding, puzzling aff rhe Solons won this game 56 to 9+ | training two weeks, while the There seems hope for the club, i iwMers on |. The motor boat wound eBill Hallahan, the former Kala- Cardinals have been at it but one. however, in the viciousness of slug- de fairly good into the thickest sort of jung azoo lefthander, and Leo Dicker- The resuit is that the Coast League Iging of the Rickeymen. Every- | 'palms and-large trees covered an, were the offenders in the | pitchers are in fairly good shape) body is hitting the ball and hitting Blaeholder, the | ‘ oy ole : : | jinogs. The eyes of everyone inWgatternoon game in Sacramento, the! and were even throwing curves and it hard. Rogers Hornsby. in the Nn} ' ee an | boat were arene Ered to toast leaguers taking this contest, | spitters at the Cardinals. These did | ¢irct three games played, has dem- George OR eee gees Sergei abe to tae itis | not baffle so much, as the Cards 'onstratéd to Californians how he n@ played con- | Su of the payers, ua large Hallahan was in only two in-= nicked Elmer Shea and “Lefty won the National League batting coming to this | 82°°or: at least lo feet long, wasg hings, but he walked four batters | Thompson for 10 hits in the morn- championship five snccessive sea-, gon he is not. covered taking a Foshan bath. @ *nd four runs resulted. Dicker- ing game, While the Solons wer? | gons. He got two doubles at Sac- the first three; Sisler and Joe Evans dot man pitched two innings, and while 'ge‘ting nine off Rhem and Day. -ramento yesterday, and on the their knickers and played golf of permitted oni one base on In the afternoon, Fred Frankhouse, | first ball pitched to him sent Mer- nfident, the afternoon. 7." Is, he turned in two wild pitches the Syracuse righthander; Halla-' lin Kopp to the left-field fence for nis slow drawl gtha’ figured prominently in the! han and Dickerman, held the Coast his liner. Hornsby’s appearance in hat he wil! give James Austin and Dixie Dg scoring of the lone taliy that came Leaguers to four hits, while the Sacramento attracted the largest hing to hit at and,their wives toured to &t, : While he served. Knot Holers made 13 off Blii | crowd that has ever witnessed an tersburg. | The excuse for the twin beating | Hughes and Ray Keating. But the | exhibition game in California’s >» here to start Se E The right- Tommy Bramell also journsg oe) be summed up in the fact that siueging of the: Cardinals failed to ! capital. had better be|to St. Petersburg in the hopes (i ———_— =m ee ee e left-handed | being able to arrange fights for pyveral kids in}bovs in St. Louis. 1 0 right nowy} hey are Brad- Il southp: a i i i he a ee ee ee Saturday night by defeating Car- oad bondale, 33 to 31. The winners re. | tribution of 10 per cent of the gate | after the pitcher put in a late ap- | modated. pps. 09 Patten Soares sees ateh - GS, Fla., March 2.—Joe Bush, star right h e for Shocker the past winter from the New bition games yesterday. I Oe» 0 Lets tliat ya View the Problem of Prosperity we ee Illinois Central System Tells How Railroads for the first 26 holes, but masy reoh 2.—A bat-/ ,, s ’ ‘ ; | ; / ternational stars were bunch Our country ¢ ‘ » es , » half srine , , and three-point | io, ly behind the leaders that Pr countr)} cannot live half prospe rous and the other half bordse ring Om por erty ‘ EE BUEOES 1 teak woe in doubt. We cannot have real prosperity unless all kinds of business and all classes of our pop-_ ie won hore ay lation share in it. None of us can afford to benefit at the expense of others. We ged time of 1 | yy 0Must work together and profit together. Beeconds, Mil- contested but = hs | te oe Se ee | Ps Se ee “dl All branches of economic activity are inter-dependent. We need prosperous facto- ee ae be a ey Ces in order that raw materials may be turned into finished products most efficiently Same track last | = and cheaply. We need prosperous tarmers and laborers because these influential and ie K Ruern. | | = productive factors of our population must have money in order to purchase the goods with the offt- | 4 ) m and services which the rest of us have to offer. We need prosperous railroads because ee eee > my 10 other kind can render the adequate, efficient service essential to the carrying on of © likelihood of ¥ , other kinds of business. ing that a broken, =... +s 6h ela aw are ye Relat Ba teres saber UST gt ¢ : | The complex economic system under which we deal with one another requires of its CAPTAIN | , 5 component elements, both corporations and individuals, an unselfishness that is com. NET TEAM ‘By only characterized by the expression, ‘‘Live and let live.”’ BR Announce. } : a , : . : , ey a , ee : ; Te Austen | GLO-COj the ui Peevey they perform a public service that is intimately related to all other kinds of wp tege Oe “tS | isiness, the railroads are profoundly conscious of this inter-dependence of all of us . me A tennis team: . irl 7 : . ’ , , af * Be y. The team is Aiding ature 7 for prosperity. The railroads contribute largely to general prosperity through their See of Douglas Fairbanks Se’ in his greatest scrcen classig 7 ,* 4 O. And "RO?! , 4 : , “\} « . y - : : eeatnon, | | essential service and their vast expenditures, and they know that the best interest of “The Thief of Bagdad” Atterson and J, | | : . . ° eo ; PP ae .) . : _ ° ° ° ‘ P m will sail tor) One reason for the wondet " public, in turn, 1s to be found in railway prosperity, for that is what insures con- fully improved appearance @ hued railway expenditures and adequate end efficient service. The record of railway uc popu arl } mus the hair after it hes Deg efficiency in recent years 1s a record of benefit to the public. GLO-COed a few times is t2 : GLO.-CO aids nature in crea One of the quickest ways to halt general prosperity would be to eripple the rail- e CSC] V e “| ing a more hygienic condits . reads. But we do not believe the country stands im danger of that since the publie has nen PB va ae oe which re fun become better informed on the railway question, Public sentiment toward the rail- to ! “ y and positive Sil al seeds has undergone a great change in recent years. There once existed a feeling of HE magic carpet of the Thief of Yet both have achieved their ime to vigorous and na By Stlity and distrust whieh is now largely gone. Many things have helped to produce Bagdad! The greater magic of mense popularity by the simple attractive hair. . | that improvement, including a change in the attitude of railway managements toward D | ee Cae hose very process of deserving it ouglas Fairbanks, w 3 GLO-CO is a liquid hair dressing - public. The one thing that perhaps has done more than anything else to- briny . A few.drops keeps the hair nee® “out the change is the wider knowledge of the fact that the railroads perform’a vital mame packs theatres to the doors! | Downright better taste—that’s the in place all day. It is also @ &* Srvice whic . cs . , ere , ; e P ° tonle with antiseptic presi ce which, in the publie interest, must be maintained through allowing them to | Mr. Fairbanks has won successin “magic” of Chesterfield! What else > share " . . too ™ . a4 Therefore, GLO-CO is doubly ¢ in the prosperity they help to create for all. : : able. Whether one wishes, : many roles, Chesterfield in butone. could account for such popularity? lightly-brushed - effect desi | iat : : shaeervative business men, OF "iS Railroads are subject to all of the mistakes of policies and practices that other hn- smooth-comb of the high school ggg) Man agencies are subject to. But railway managements are keen to correct abuses and | a ee oe Th, animated by a sincere desire to do their part to bring about general prosperity. GLO-CO is stainless and possesses? ) ® Sincerity of their intentions is attested by their willingness to avail themselves of delightful, quickly-passing frag 10m elpful ideas presented to them bv their patrons. ; A squirt-cork fitted in every DO%™E . prevents waste or spilling. S8uye | at any drug counter or barbersOORMH The very nature of the railway business makes those who are engaged in it approach | 59c and 75c, or send for Uber the prob] , Or} P J omwno; »f inter-relati , : a ae, | , # lem of prosperity from the viewpoint of inter-relationships. The Illinois Cen- : CIGARETTES free s le. | ' ; ; bias | fr ample tral System has sought to prove itself 4 rood neighbor and Aa good eitizen wherever its *$ are located. It has found that it has benefited itself the most when it has done GI O-C | Me best to contribute to the prosperity of others. Ly | | “= © — B eee HAIR DRESSING Co ‘s ‘ane ? Nee TCC SAMPLE ustructive criticism and suggestions are invited. - i a a C. H. MARKHAM, oe President, Illinois Central System. d address Roe . j P : 5! eae y ‘Copyright 192%, Liccrrr & Mruns Tosacco Co. ™ ir are got Bick Inlet allt. SS nee ne oe

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ane ad aie! + MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1925 — STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a “ — TAI — ——— - : —-—~—"~ COTTON MARKET ACTIVE GRAINS CLOSE LOWER =|” Future Grain Prices || WHEAT (9 IDDECI ARIE 4 Soecia!> +t NE ‘he Noe a 77> ~ —_ Te. _ 7" . » ae * 3 xy; =. ' ae Pe a , ANCE LOUIS MERCHANTS EXCHANG® | J . » ¢ NEW K MARKEI! AND PRICES ADVANCE AFTER EARLY ADV , PRE Sate — % 4 pcviengitiieatia : ‘s ki low and ciceimma end ore a ¢ ; : : market ae 4 ah : : 1e" , , , me iy Ca ay. - : a y ’ . hon eet hod s S . - i ic . : a “eet Stock Exchange 7% dag were 1.680.900 } ompered io the failure of the ear: ‘ _ “re th ; di eats im . - Po wa wnetn - * *? ~ - + 7 : : rm ning a ee © ; ith | * a . : , ° , . vs met . ¢ e: ane * _ : ara 4 , 5% . P | [' Dts _ RL LS. Sey: “tei nit Mon. Sat Ag ( ‘ METALS AND EQU IPMENTS. ads i ” 4+ ) a so . rs , —t wes eat t api ts last ; ae _ a 9 :? a 5 2 PT)" leet »f : Diember ap LOUIS sSTOoOc hk EXCHA NGE. , a2 1 - . | ee =: 1 ' , ‘ , ubier Salurdays bees . is : ia : ¢ . = Be. | hed 0.2 ”* ' Meta! ; ’ * .." Oo. Preain . cr —— . —— a . . . a ce ed : ' Fyne ae - alliage ; 7 io biS.08 112.21 1h") Ar § ; f 8 or 9 points ; SEPTEMBER WHEAT . Wheat sold off in tt . . 3.—Pricea_ were Mined af “ e » : . yd Rails aH 7 Ss 4c 7 , . : we cree oe meme , ‘ A ? ~ i ; . * . “2 r i. la - e : ‘ E ane a it - _ a . , nt ae = +. 2 » * te . @* 2 , : s o 43 ite i * - ] ; 5 ' 7 ‘ 7 A> ae 95 o4 = ' Me: j : i - nA 4 vs : ' Sy py : ; ? )}* : ; Z ' , iyi? — : . ‘ . 5 ae ; ia 4 mee ; ie - o F ‘ ae s tities , aed n ywra. ma ra et a in" Fe 7 eo - Rails Mect Fair Demand, «.. ::.-: Kei al : seem va Stee > a. 'e Ea | 2 Th s et Wee Soe n | eet 24. Corn Llened ue to &e awer. |: ae Ve wheat was ic higher. bu fue recorded on the «gchange “.: Atchison Being a Favor- . | | — | : ) . oh 4 t io 5 ‘ ’ , 4 ‘ % - . . ‘ . - = a ' .4 naan Se-4 TTERNGCEN Sf Ashes " - . ~ na , ] : . nandll : & P : a , = « st rad " . i d *.% ite — Exchange Market ** INDUSTRIALS. = Oe tee . 3 E.¢ Bases. J Bis : td — : = x. s " | rine ‘ rT 4 i ‘ - - . . — . — —_——- —— . \ . = “ = " > “ : ~ ~ “ - = . 7 : ~~ > er? —_ - 7 . , ay & s ‘ * ~ Am Boseh 3 2 - 3 oJ) “* 34's “2 a be ‘ ; > a3" a ‘ ae ce" a S| 7 c ; am = » a agen” oo ‘ : as ‘ J ¥ ORN mili S . . . : >: 3 P “a 8 Hwy Low — >” . . . i ; >? 7 : ‘i. ; ‘ , 4) is +3 , ’ > che : a 1 ' I ins ae. 4 fon hi nad > Gz P a? - 3 er - ’ _—s ‘ r ‘ ; * _ aa : . - - — ad 79 a : = Easier ee Cotton Ad- 4 . ; . :* : >is > Cas 2k ag 2 — i. F. : ont 35 to 49 ~wint re ‘ de hie - apace * aan ‘ 4 ' : a = —_ . — “> «4 a: a . : ° , ) - ; “een - 7% - > 1 ; Vf oo ae _ sles were 56000 bu. whea:. 38.000 du , . : ix = - os: Ss Ss . > ° Am 52 . = : ; moter ‘ ns ; ¢ a j . ’ ‘ ; : d : ; " , . , Re ” "eo. Chm? F&F ‘ -_ arr? tru at it -* I ‘ = “ -- “ ite ' ae IAS : : > tea : Pe § > ‘ ° eS ee i . | ening commission hous mand Jay ad- market i | ee : eR ” 9: esac. sen Rr. ome 7> @1% 41 4‘t —] : , ‘ vanced ty 25.94: toher to 95.62 ‘ver, as the professi ok fh RS ye — | eNO $1.97. 4 cam. 245 9T% 87 Ty oe , ; 2°77 tr 24 i oe .o¢, € ; & ’ se j : ‘ = _ ‘ " peel * - : ; -.» ’ L A : ow “ee! ee =" : ; ‘ : : : > err y + . : Rerean of the Post-Di«patch $0 | + Le ; mer ; . 4 ot, , 3 ’ *h 9 ; | jenced | ~ a sate 116 aT e NEW YORK. Mar. 2.—The Ere. ~* i 3. 3B 2H 1 larlin R 235 I I : : Sf . . : ack ind ; “on a ; +. tl iaer : n ae ~ 101609 tev Too 5 ho an , af onst @ qe ay -_ , ‘ ' ” * te — " ee ’ 44% 44% 44% ” . pe eee yetrey er : : - . —_ poe ith OS aod Wis : De ice 6%, 6% @s — .

ming Post in its copyrighted finan- am la Fr 1 1% i ae so th ah ie tl 2t,.. 46 45% 45's — er pe ee eal 7 EMBER OaTs | ; ots. whic a : =, 3h 38% 38% SY ‘ e . 4 ae a Ye, » 7 = . ‘ 4 4 as 4 — * ~ y * 2 . ; . “eat te of o That ¢ . . —_ seen oe . — — — ‘ ‘ Lad of "a « “> : = “Ree ’ rial review today sews m : ’ ' ofa 7 ° Senn memes | oa “ow , == “ - . : > 7 NEW YuRK Ten A : 2 = fiona 20a : 2 r=po -. ; 4 ’ os .. qamerac eee oe Piggy os Ae i — &o. &> 2% 8S Ba— sits =irengtn and actirirer z . . 7 ‘ures c.ofec stfee — - - ; , ' = ocean isa 7 ia - ‘ >" - ~~ a 140 L eh late * 4 : i ae m3 : Ll . : :*+ ' - . ‘ a» ° i : ee ees : , i oni hi} : : t . . ‘ged the principal financta]l rk =. m Snuff pf Sty ' : Me* _ vey win yy d iT) i : Bi ™ " % o points ; ey non . — — _ EYE ae L *, “3 swe oS“ os y OR ) ew Wit the exception f foreign e \m Suga ra ye Mi sea Ul! ] ) Rent (OD — of wo! ae Dre o cepigatonbnct se “AOD COO “— aie ; : -* a wT ' ceipts whic >? » * ee ee : ~~ 2 eo ehange. May wheat again . fo pra 7 } 00%, » | Midd (Oe .: 1% “* ama Leoco ¢ 0's, © Hi Loy ews “>. ts “i Oo come si Lt - — . — _ ; =r — md & th a . it 1406 14 its me certy-oe rents and stocks responded to the tie Dingle : } e~ | ia —— ” ,” $7 ; on ‘ os “5 | te ‘ > Ree ae. ae ae ; . ne ' Fy ey ‘ aoe ; . 3 BO m ~ d 2 we, "9 : ; ra - a ‘ ae e > 2 1 | ; . ‘ a ‘ ~ a . - > ; ’ a ‘ ae — . . “ : as ; ne ’ . ; j ’ a t; : i’ . 3 ' : : . ‘ -- . — -— — 7 a e > , ae poe : ms tence of renewed operations for ‘io B ae -? ae ; . . lot 7 ‘e De 8 ; ’ nad i pr ; 5% ] : ieee }Octot "Ss Gs os 3° . >.06 ; i s sce ipo ‘Sais F , : f the * ae " 1 ; —¥ ant, ae , Aree ithe rise Despite th implications ! ‘ : ' = i + : rex? bt > 7 ee ee : ; oP ; . . - - oh = . » . e i ny sate a ion ae gti os . pe . . — si ' 7 ? - —_ i. tae > rhe? al . | ——- 4) - on , 49 A . Ce (ne higner rediscounrt rate that | i ‘ Ma 5; >, : : . 5- > wre oO yy ’ Ares Pes Iv eEeRPe|L, ~~ seo pees Tos Lee — . Lio ad eveptualiy some of the market sup- — ir oe st oS: =, o os “ o i [2 f ) Ps uumieaneiie Rt ee — rs : . . = : ee ae | x Dort which has been based on cheap | u s c . ° re «© 7 2 , De | ~ . B Sbe- Oe - A. A... I > ~ ; . - + = learin « he : - é al : ie & Money may be withdrawn as busi- 39 1 2s. Money, Silver e Be ; ! ae : + — C.. = aa - : . > ‘ ae ~ - 7 . —————— ——2 ® - ’ : be > . 9 +? — + 4 4 ese improved. the majoritr opin- 142 Ss | ss . ee 45 4-3 , a F - . nana - ~ ice, x 3 - - ** oe . > - om im Wall street seems to be that 33? 1% ro oe . es a9 4 " ’ > + be To é = bo os - ie . : - p ands r a - a “- t a | , Te on eee cok lets Can cor o> 9 . & — oe - the market may hold for some time |- oreien ar : \s comoared.with 1a Bapee | 6108 (108 109 © ' F Ben at present levele or even Vance ' foe ‘ . . Oe - wwinnents wre : em] eA Pe > ' : . . . van ad ash “7 "8 TOO fon }? : -" 3 baat - ' . ~ : ; ore t BT ° : - 4 : ao) 7 Bt *y st *} ‘ys + Ber 28 19°25 Le, ; : ~: aan XBW YORK. M 2 Fou: } he ; ' 278. a : s Bal accounts. S$” peed é per : : : : Quotation « ; : f Tie Dp i of A = > oe ‘ ‘ — > 31.46 rt Lah : o% ais . . ‘ ‘ ; " G 5° e © yn? 98 ¥s “vs ey aoe eB. : 1 we — ; go. ° 300, 25 i ~ p Sarr much further, especially in some before any pronounced de- begins 4t an? rate. ever - © oo a which tern ic r “~- ae ® rin * — . 4s . I= 1Rida ; ee pot d so)" Ah) ‘me or Pie eo wy ‘ - J a a ’ charges in money. are a ] 2 $41 G00 re) : hang .¢ : as . ' ~ . tea the + ' ‘ya. i ‘ . a, ‘ , “4 = : . me a tm ‘ ' , is ~ OSING GUOTATIONS mag \ — “a ee ee © Bee =]te | $2.370.300.000 , chs ‘ew Engta: ; oy 7 onl St. Lous Cade Quon’. PR Ashes) ggg wer of pools in specialties set a ty NEW YORK : $437 a> : 3 306 “gym 7 ) s Rank i. Se ee good pace for the general list and = : irm: high 4%. t oe a cuneie” Ge ‘ Bank 4470) , sc F cains of a point or more were num- On te ae x ‘ : Wa’ vere Ra ax 216 S (hi! erous &™mong the industrials. Rails ) ioans firm: miixe _ wie " SAS AO ON ind Moresi : fte- | HOLLAND! Lo oo. a . = ou cm é -—~— Sige Same 7-2 -"~ > 6S also met with a good demand, bur- ‘- 3% @4: 4-6 month «4 prin ar 35, OOM. OOD FR WN mrune (2) 29.35 “ee poe gy = . = mae Pat He Stel 180 oa a img of Atchison being particularly |. =e : Bog | Se Sette tier Se « e - “ _— “ENMARK—Xrone (D) 1783 235: No. 4 veil 2 , . Trust gree i pa Un heavy. Profit-taking appeared on;, **". oy ao | 81% 82. iphiue & gi. og ! ) ‘ ae a7 16 >e5 . sic ‘ollars 5235. | ; é _ Ba iW ITZERLAN D—Fram » 19.2 34 > yellaw coce | matte Trust _. : 40": 6 calu the bulges but the closing was firm. | BUTS Fy 2 %i— % | Pri ie cl & is o 3 ° %] LONDON, March 2—Ber : . ar nd the : ov. | SPAIN—Peseta | «D ¥ , white corm $13 1% : i Valley Trust. .338 1263 | 32 grep French bonds were only moderate!: oe mc au 108% 108 Li Peilicne Pet ? . . S | ea F at , | erg — ie Tnion Trust = 1® «ub affected by the weakness in frar os is a . i oa a 9 7. | Ptercre-Arronr 31, ] 1:3? : RAILROADS, oe Mone: v ” : f Sets : . . ‘ a " - P. ae : a , 2h 4 “ te oS, Bi; 4 ee i 7 ; | JUG a wi ah ; aa : = 4 4 a throughout eaten * | ile oe 2 : = A= “6 4S. , TK PD 5a rOR i. an out Welsh Shoe 4°‘, 44 1 tee Poreign Exchanges Weaken. a renga ~ 3a 7 bape .. | Pitts Coal $2% 5233, 35: Pitsbure. ne « Shoe pfd 29 *y 1> De “A Jresh element of uncertainty | Certain-tee.1 be * 7 % | Pitts T C pt! 6 U et Pte . 41. . . mar i465 certimes. Five per cent lea: IVERPOOL, March 2.—Sr Peat RAZLI Milreis +D) 11.1. nneal . =~ + ORES ' = he i. ~~ having been iniected into the for- : « 3-5 . Po Term € a 4 ao ie - “_ vy weve 9 t, §x,'.....) fan centimes. te J 4 , » _akene al — at : | aoe ot — a pees "75% = > ; _— ES : Pet ae : § : ‘ Pit » Lue a =o te eo ; ' Q *rane a nti Re 1 ; a! ' te MONTRE sz t *Ollar wo : ig 2 ; ee sees eeed = e- > ; tinctiv easier tone developed in the ¢ «:kE° BO 38% 356% 587 | lo new. . an Pac l4m*, 147% 7% nn | Ry ? Equip com 49 e es market for European exchange. Ags ~6 * ne ee ri — J a: Ba ee an | 8 : = Fm Was natural, weakness was particu- $y ~engy- _ a” oe . tn. lariy pronounced in Frenct. frances BS te 4 ee 23% 24%! 30 ta and wnusually large selling orders | 52%, As all of these Bonds have been sold, this advertisement appears as @ matter of recard only. ee 3 i Medart com . ed both here and at London. euge@etted |Cons Dist ..... 7's +s + @ +*+*> | Remin 64 2. KEP . : .... 192% 106 ' a3 Fre = renewal of speculative pressure lo*y 7 @] , — . +. 4 pe te gh .* en ' : vow £58uU0 ssue S yee ~«* er afer reers . bar .. ss‘ in London. Cropped to 5.83 \% cents _ Cost aa : ‘ it. = e uj} - ns me 76 * 70 a0 5 te ~ oo -e ot ee leee. ¥ a Mor Frown Soe . ac ses 6 ~ ‘ in this ” arket. 2 — loss oY the on Oo .OT 4 4 . . , . es , 4 | >é , e ; - 3 i P 23 . . ' - : : 2 0 0 0 ; l’remie E = pP-c aA ° ad 3 i > ms vet 4 ee 1; + ar tla ay : at 34 bat : 7 aces ' 51. «BO: 9 , a% | AS Ha day of 6 points. Sterling declined ten Oi aan ? chult ; ; be. - " be aS Peete eee ee | m 23 33% | > in *% of a poirt to $64,757 Itaiian } ar : J -_ 113% a ‘ - . 100% 101 3 Jap . ® ? ? ] ‘ "™a = Pec pf tis , 4 J®, lire gave up 2\ points and Belgian frances ? points Dutch guiiders were i! points lower. South Ameri- “ , . +e conne 141 aemacn 41 sy % | : o ‘ 4s 138° cacao r . i naen. Broa Sane 39 ao : Me x 46%, 46 3-4 { A New Jersey Corporation ) ay ede Gas Light pfd ee 33% 32% ; : : ; ‘, ) -. mie Stee! Co. 133" "640 First & Refunding Mortgage & Lien Twenty - Year 5'2% Gold Bonds — 5s 808 nasi Te be dated March 2, 1925. Teo mature March 1, 1945. * = 24 pia 4 102% Lad a Standard Milling Com,ais, \ Seat Bisis - ° ~ iw can currencites,on the other hand afain were strong. Aithough : impossible to consider the of France without weight to the course of events ir Germany. so far as interna! affairs are concerned the French situation appears to be gradually improving The country is enjoving an excess | = He a +e 2s pisise ' es dae ; @ SUB os 5 “a © -— pe fs > ” “7? ff @ - DV Oulsme , - oo * ‘ - -_. Cowper Beads in denominanens of $060 and $500. regusterabic as te paccpal Interest payable March | and September |. without deduction ter = ioe Sets DG lst vfs "240 amy Federa! Incorme Tax met in excess of 2°, Redeersabic as a whole or im part on thirty days notice at I65>, and acerved interest during a me @& ptt Lad ts a ™ > ° i. ~ | = > “ ’ ~ se - : . ‘ - , : e - : of exports over orts and a ba!l- the frst two rears. thereafter at 103%, and sccmed imterest less ‘,°, for cach two full years which shall Rave expired after March |. 1925, BD G.com 169 «(dre “SS wa ee (eA eaae v2 a ore cD re ht oe OD Orme Dre ee eid ft + ; 4 Pid anced budget finall has bee: up te and incledumg March |, 1935. and thereafter at 162/, ami accrued mretest less ‘4%, for each full year alter March |. 1954. e. far Co com 4i% : er, Eg and Poultry ile a 4 , ’ ee ' : Dal i th , ott kon leo 42 PP Hs _ pP cugdes!. .¥ 4s a » : . th eetee _,, aformation @ regare te ike ( ompany ane thas 1£8ue Of Cones S Ge eS ew Mr. , —) Owunes touny vaio the fotlee- | 7 ~~ ‘ar@ers and country hipsers PLES a or a THis - pa 2 ny oP oT Par i” ‘ se * S - +A. ee 2w & ae we .+ re s ee) neice e ws r “t# D,gt:2tse ~ _ ~~? . re go wt? a 7 in a em mt me OF oe a oe we - ~e * y ee ee ca” 2 ” . 7 Rael ee | >a >a >> g844%44° > ; ? Tet: -. ote g wt he Meanwhile the texti tu nia | ante + - . C Realty § ‘¢ ae 123! ie i °4% # [cImE tote kd ef the largest flour milling concerns im the world. The sach years shall be not less than one and one-half tmes | ee feturned. ic less. . : of @ poor start for the coming cro; daily capacity of its mills is approximately 40,000 barrels. Its such interest charges. e a. € : 3 -n P ‘4 nsut iptior ; Ici , j . . oes a ? ’ : oe : ; reel “rong of 26° ents Ms y for leien nd genet poser yh poeagenioms or ign me mr PURPOSE OF ISSUE e > (st Same concsagun Eres. +) ryt oo pullin ian Bieter gl or ars, | : ext iy , ’ mm | tures sold at a new high poe hee wide! aa rites Sree known. Its properties are The proceeds cf the sale of these Bonds will be utilized e. m.. the year and made a gain sin bbe , . y ain = oon f to retire indebtedness incurred in the construction of a new a ONS AND . a iia alesse of 66 neints Mas >, Se Vest “ aa eu z ] i 4 «J a § 3 . . ‘ ; a 5 - > ‘ = 7o° tab ; Bs ¢ ' . , soite oe Fagg nage ) | | tt 1° 1A iron 3 aS Ty 13 Pal Ry Inv. Ses + omies which may be effected by large scale production, the 1924, of the consolidated earnings of ‘the Company, available : 2s: spsins chickens Ste i 7s eh weak held : cay stone 2% — th Pum a a 28 ie, Se : Sy) $5. ; s5%) ¢ & tection from cisk of inventory loss by the process of tor umterest charges on the Company s funded debt, as cer- * y : Ao pta : S3%4 6:3 : hedging. and the liquid nature of the inventory. ihed by Messrs. Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery, was 9 tie to t4¢. wuneeey ducts Ic: start afresh : eas et cot mete: - Cab 2.57 8 "a. 36 *3, | do ped 45 : i $1,737,599.03, or equivalent to more iaan 4 times the interest x To Pee ae ib and ever profit-taking Ddecame heavy and) +racmte Gas L486 146 4 lt, METAL AND FOUILPMENTS : 3 4%) 15 ms | SECURITY , requirements on the Companys entre funded debt to be : R5e: slice, Sic: oid the market closed with a net loss || ty ip dee et Loo eR is wit +e Pac. 8 3% These Bonds, in the opinion of counsel, will be secured outstanding after this financing. These earnings are afters = | curves over 2 ibe. $6 au: vegas aoe © oe ee oe -etteeg a ¢ RK 214° 2: Sane ait ~ 2 ae 3 0 at -] » pid 9 a4". by a first mortgage upon a part of the properties and by a deducting adequate depreciation and all prior charges, but = Bases? (2. D. 98.78 | a! tg _ cea coan agi coeee itaet: i : Pg eB + os Pgs a 14% : first lien upon the stocks of certain of the subsidzaries before deducting Federal income and profits tazes paid a ee seinbien, No dermmad ¢ i [i ietenteh of « smati cerry. | == ————— = = | Seats Sika Phan, maa ' re owned by the parent Company; and upon the retirement of For the year ended August 31, 1924 such carnings were a :: ‘hen ae a ae erer Into the next harvest and re- —— ame lc “ee ee ae $3,618,000 first mortgage bonds due 19350 (for the refunding $1,456,942.87. Since August 31, 1924 both the sales and the — /. > “anene, S69 “ee. Ste: F ibe. = newed@ foreign burine D : e | ni wae mz as Protest | Dry Goods Market Review. of which provision will be made m the new Mortgage), by earmings of the Company have been greater than in the te i Sucks “4.2.2 “~*~ Ret Turpe ; + iax. Linseed — eicatenieeseiemmten ' —ee OM today -4 d ‘o sce. @ teagan todas Tie Eke a ee chase money anc existing hens _om property hereafter looks forward to continued good business in the comung year. A isi34 "= = wa + it Bs urpentine, , - NEW YORK March, 2—The rise ta) > i tredine 3 est agaivet the was qi $6.55. XXB $6.30 and extra acquired and by a first lien on ali of its stocks of subsidiaries. * © (80 ibs 9UR%1O%c: 190 te 200 t Meek . LINSEED OIL—C cetsatiens im } a " ae roes . & ; : te were at $5.50 and The subsidiaries have no mortgage debt outstanding with ASSETS - ee ‘ough. ceares, etder. f7 Mer’ nerrel lets new $1.30 per gallon for mber uf convertibie ramcs Sgn nl ype was quiet and unchanged, Print Goth the public except one issue of $262,500, and the Company The A. E. Baxter Engineering Company, one of the best 4 Mm lambs oii te. cum tae tent a ee 4 Ne *H- eed om! ; .* r ‘ - : . “= 4 : - , : . : f . s . " ; ° . . ¢ , . ° ; ae . a - ° : ‘ ri? Sa waeree ah a oo | , aaa 3 : — ore ¢ | | | . 4 ad 19% will covenant that it will mot permit any cf them to create known milling engimeers in the United States, has valued ss oer vouad te ese esd 8 = 3 ued AVANNAH. Ga See noe § Olin —_ ie ¢ . Tats tem™ a res ; - | , ‘he s . m the course of current business operations and except for 1925, after adequate depreciation, at in excess of 315,000,000. . ; pledge under the Mortgage securing these Bonds. The This figure does not give any consideration to the Com- . Hi ew York Silk. | Company's outstanding $1,500,000 Six Percent Three-Year pany's valuable hydraulic rights. i i OR ES—cmutornis, $530 we *° 3 RK. 2 ~Ra as . Gold Notes due 1927 will be secured equally and ratably The consolidated belance sh : Neda : 8 do ‘ : eet of the Company, of an : Preferred Security by the new Mortgage. August 31, 1924, the close of its fiscal year, as commie vy -& x . : : : | + fora _ The new Mortgag: will authorize $12,000,000 of Bonds Messrs. Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery, after giving aa ais SPROUTS—ceufernis, 88. wt TS. Minn. Mares » , 21 awn rene Sai a +er- e includimg this initial issue of $2.300,000. Additional Bonds effect to the purchase of the stock of The H-O Cereal Com- a - aap . 6 to O06: cee See: | ~No. 1, $3.16% @3.21's | cen eat tt Marke: , "aT 1 Safe UA4% Income | may be issued to the extent of $5,380,500 for the retirement: pany, Inc., the sale of these Bonds and the application of : iro 345 per om | = > > of the Company's $3,618,000 mortgage bonds and $1,500,000 their proceeds as above set forth, shows current assets t0 , +m ~aitoram - S650. Of) oe > ‘2. Pixar i? Sat e~ "7 Vay Lead, Zinc and Copper : TON — An investor in Cities Service three-year motes and of the §$262.500 subsidiary company be $15,406,876.36 against cucrent liabilities of $4.228.359.82 4 3 Home-grewn. »si4 T3e ms | a ee a Companr P ie al bends. The remaining authorized Bonds may be issued or in the ratio of than 3 j whe * Texas, $110 to SE 40 per > ompany Preferred Stock ob ’ n ’ more to l. Net current assets B: “ew York sacked. $2 per ioe; = . e : | . , » Sats . 4 . ~ “a gptad, rast asered at S8.80@8.90%, ver — ot —_— The North American tains a safe income of 714° for mot to exceed 75% of the cost cr fair value of sub- amounted to $9.178,.516.54 or im excess of the Company's : : Em ; 4 a= ’ a ~ , : , so. . > : al : . , ™ > = iti ns . am - - es ad | - , . ‘ Sies gine eat avot =; 7 \e 2 te demanding and rece Company Wile enciivtes tein ‘Giaieeend sequent arq) . ° or ; t ovements, provided that the otal funded debt of $7.925.500.00. The Company's preferred RR “= | . issue of one of the largest average annual consolidated net earnings of the Company §§ and common stock represent a market equity of approzi- % bP orkia «fancy. $5 to $0) 161 EG . MR nae ei! > Sie a. shee for the three wears preceding the issue of Bonds shall be mately $13,400,000.00.~ $ alice... | ¥ “err ire orga nh izations z a 4 rt. i ——| suisions. $2 38 te $i.75) ms is eountrr—tCities Serv a Mm Caiie "Sia. itc te “Se ger ; s) “Persia ret crates, SA50 to = — QUARTERLY P'VIDEND “Vo 84 ON CONMOD STOCK _> . & Quarter's Dir de-4 Cire a : : = . : ere Caommoen : : ie Aa Pateninn ema +- Winnipeg (rain Market =teca will be paid April 1! SS. te Game ice f ompanr. whieh ts earn | = . ; ; ; a ; . "NEW_YORK. March 2 —Coovee easing: | WINNITPE March 2-~? : egy aes Cit be oer 5 futures 54.87. Tron stgndy | | | quirements. rice 95°4 and accrued interest, to yield about 5.86% a PS eee a a A 78 Es *2 a —_alifersia. 3 te S10 |” #alial . s oe ome | = of recerd at close ef Business March é. ; _ . ~ ®tackhelders ma 11.5048 77.00_” Fine | High 7 receive cash fer such At ings stat . | Ree ~” Se0 * . aaa 3 “et n>, Gridend Commesn Stock at the rate ef As core age 6 stement show 9.008 | Ialy 205" 20e °0 = 7 — —j (85 - — . : ; r . er 3 “LE 4 * : ‘5 T—Coffee Fie pany se that it shail be reunived ag - month “ . OF New TOTK | rve the might te reject any and all swhscriptions in whole or im part, to allot less E—CAaitfornia jeetarg. $2.75 v0 rir “ ‘stares sf Cappy aet leter thes M tr 12. 1925. oj . , ; ‘- ~— = subscription hooks a’ an’ time “a ‘thout notice : i. “Sas bu Sa.pers. a oer ital The J ‘as - ; : P menial Sat . - : ‘ ” pha “ Via. 5 - —- ry BB a will. apes net, er- Send or lateet carn 98 mi ed fe} | po ds or interim receipts will be made on or sbout March 11, 1925, at the a Pi... Heme grows ¢0> We is. aang ering and comm'sster howse Daring -awr Gene! scrip on « merket basis : . a _— A and Preferred ee - Pe Ow So w lork, N. ¥., agaimst payment therefor in New York tuads. ae } vw... aNe — xee «>eese | Oe —* ear futeres reactet partial.» umier ren'- QUARTERLY DIVIDEND wo. 6 older P-2 rm. a es i ing oy se ing tees af ovid- | ON PREFERRED sSTOocx “ 4 $3, TORS —Prortds trcumpas . “rete. - ee MP oy le GOLD SACHS & CO LEHM : 0 a ad rs oe rug” 4 ore were VEC Range. at TORE oe G62 > Gommeieni ms L MAN, A S al AN BROTHERS : aie A neds — im and el ee. S43 Se 82 te S610 for fine granulated, Ftr® one Mw EXCHANGE a} be geld Aor } ia ~ SS per be. yo iy a Caicsod BOakD OF ThADS Stnecholders of reeerd | a coe Homme a - st close : : | , , * ‘ouee “Refined futures were remina’ ™ Seread Piaer ot _Nasmase Marek 5, 1928 | The statements contained «| 4ver ‘ 2 , aes . oumiane curly $7 ger tar * Sagar fusures closed ‘rremeiar. Aporest- Centre! “Nations! Bart Side. N ROBERT SEALY. Treaserer. “3 am adver tenment, whie sot guarentesd, are Resed ce micrmaticn whiD Se talieve tp be rulisbin ; — we mee, “TRS a Macch. “.96- Sevecth and (tive. ow York, Fetrnery 26, 1975 _ aw ~—— Home-¢reen. «rgr i ae » es ber } 00 the i B73) IRE ENT na Mogg eB O° | She «& : 3 38 one or - -_ - : ¢ | - 9 p 7 He - eS, - > es — rights + i Sites: ¢ ea Tht EES . ey oe al Es Xs PRT way Rb I DE RT RRB Be Tee SRG, . 5 A a eS YF v es Fe oe ‘ee %, i 5 TE it MM I Ra Fg UR TS lee a ee ae co . Sew BOE ae: > TERN a ae Se EE fae Ca PUTER Oe PR ae ERT ng hh ee eS eS eRe ee ee ee ey ee eo a ee oe Se eo oe eer oe Ore et Po cme et) | ne SO See. ee ee ee

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. Fs) GRC CORE BS SOTA Eee 2 CEPR AOE IS, exer “ Be See " . ° . = ‘ ’ 2 ep tes : n . ; ’ te . oy ? sim ean * rai . boi zee : © ete ONE po het : 4 *, . ate y aT at =, are thi! "5 ih fac iba eo A (iF ary ae ; « : Stig SEL? ! Ee | NS a en ee sp rae y ie ’ - ee C . — . rex ese " - 7 : — mo . — ’ % Sane wey . A ~ oe * ¥ . oe bet St ARS, * x rs Fe. é : : ** ‘ar s s ; # Ye bse $A? 2 a tin i ’ - j : KE ap te > ee ‘ : 7" . . , PRR Le oe ae ba) tod he ers eR — c ~ ; ; , f aa : exits | MF i LOO LE BNO PNR eR Rs SOS ES OR, ee er en aE mare lo, a ae ; i. ® p as . i - ~ ee 2 + D_sutrncrn ais, we 6,004 AGENTS WANTED Ads last year—2,363 MORE than the THREE St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. “*® rca HOUT 5 25 NISPATCH THs | DEAT DEA b HOGS SELL UP T0 $12.90 ae Ae entered | ee i on the ga into ,foe on c= WHEAT IS IRREGULAR” fil STOCK =| NEW YORK BONDS || NEW YORK CURB ee ir sian oe we wee SSS Soe re EXCHANGE ; ea ; MER PE 6 P40 A loved ~~. of Margaret Disehinger. of Bridget. Maher (nee an! | EAST ST. LOUIS, 0I., Mareh 2.—U. S.! (nee Green), father of Frank. Charles, Her- | dear father, father-in- aw, sre | we man, Richard. William. Rose. Albert and [and great grandfather ficial Tecoré | a a nd wre : ‘Z | Soeciel to the Post-Dispatch Dept of Acghouure.—Hogs ce| ; e = NEW YORK, wate~ “ Following is ar (ficie) 13 P L Special to the Post-Dispatch. ap, ; ths Ace — a ~~ on Edward Dischinger. and our dear father. | Due notice of feneral from she Vere Sty and 3 ta the New York & . ico * ° 48 an officiel list of bonds traded in on NEW YORK, March 2.—Followin 2s a list of sales highest lowest Closing 13,000; market 2oc to S0ec higher: top. ! in-law and grandfather. at the ese of 65 | man & Sone chapel, Fair and We Pier é ail * i. ’ the chee” 2 T — woe date vet Meng Pt id - 53.000. up to and Fae rte | the close of — i ~ closing eres of robe es traded in on the New York Curb market $12.90; bulk weighty butchera, $12.75@ | Y°4r* rimant av. inter (e) s Saturdag. . - = ; Ger-Pmene oe oo » 532 against $7,161,000 Saturday, | OGay “ales Of stoc are in -share lots (except in the case of Standard Oi! © @r . ° e Notice of funeral mter from Ziegenhein | 7 ‘ aa arch . * u . noll a a week ago, $11,497,000 a year ago, and $10.165.000 two years ago issues, Sales of which ere in full), and sales of bonds re present $1000 face value L2.85: 170 to 189 pounds, $12.60@12.75 Bros.’ chapel. 2491 Cherokee Deceased ' MARE Ar William Wg on Bene. 2 abe, | | From January 1 to date sales were $695 63] 000, against $585.707,000 a each: good 160-pounda, £12.50 1309 to 150-;| Was a member of Workingmen's Benefit ad CIS MERCHANTS’ Exe a es + Pata tet te Tenge 959,107, a Tine Pee ee a 7 . insclitapdiiad , — cnn hember of orkingmen enelit| hand of Jemima C. Mare (nee Seotg) On a. arnkn ehh, Wan one AXa ee. oa ae. and - ee ae O00 ° two R. ee eee : Set iain J _ Prev. Prev pounds $11 50@)}2 2°5: 110 to 130 pounds, | Re ag gy te Relief and Herr dear father of w Harry. James (a mina ig actuate ators cscs &. Liberty Bonds arin dollars and 32ds of a dollar.) fes——Security. High. | Low. ‘Close. Close, | Sales—Security. High. | Low. Close.'Close. | $16 50@ 11; eA vies, $8. 50010.25:); ery Union, Lowval Due notice of | ceased), Robert R.. John B., Seott ana = private estimat es on f . aati A ut } ? . ’ ie ’ were bullish. The yk ales, SECURITY, _ High. Low. \Close, Sales. SECURITY. | High.) Low. ‘Close, | DOMESTIC | BON Ds, INDUSTRIALS. jot ~_ 7 owe, ly S1L25@12.39; few DIVERS —Entered into rest at c mente. | felon" ana ——_ and ue aoe "his tions after eariy ads ances ; —— - = sas : : - : i ane , - r ’ a etree - , -_ - on iVts . > ‘ * wom r) * . > : a bas erpool] wheat closed 1d.up on mee Ver, ss (5 OV = ‘RN ME N r BON DS. INDU STRI AL, BONDS. » 4 Lit Ge 82% 82% 82% 82% ‘ e's ' ATT L E—Receipts, 3500: active, heef , It.. Saturday, Feb. 2 ] » fame Nettie | eighty-firat ure - . 4 : . , . a ie a semen ae. , I s 2; ie o + mee ’ t 6 bt vwearl| heif ivers beloved wife Ss nvers, te hunera!) vesday. Mareh :; rom a y and ; : : eer a ; bd = ~~ +. | . / . co | igh arlings, wifers and beef | a a or afte: noon al) grain f ” ie : 22 tol} ~- 101—1 ~ | FS lI, & I Os 42. ‘ 100 , LOW 1 | 100 ty , , "43 107 ae 107 Ns 107 ry q Ade - oO 1O8 oO 13 te M6 hig he r cannera and bo. | lowe ad mothe 1 \lrs ; A. hece |] and residen we of hie er. Stewart in. Mair * sxception of . September Whee LOUIS 5 STOCK EXCHANGE, “= 2. : " ‘4:29 5 NM i a ri oi : ‘ Co . A 24: +... | lORNA bulls steady; bulk and top good! ~ k Divers, beloved sister of Harry Cus | Howey, Pia. e Saturday’ were | et. Renee ty - a ro Fr Rub Co 8a: wi..../100% 100 (100%. re ¢ 3% (LL3% 3! _tand cl light vealers, $13.25: steers | Ue and beloved aunt of Asher Divers, age Chicago papers pleas® copys. (cs) h Re-Prices were mixed . an ree os LO1—13 101-15 «i (soodr 2% ; 3% : 3 AGE&ES 7%! s| OF \&! aN ww leuality ex yon and medium; bulk steers, | 26 years and 9 days ket at the start of ¢} Ss Le: ' Goody ‘I | 0 2 7 i *| Oe ist ; , wf | | } $7.25 iteht reartings and heifers $7.75 Funeral Wednesday morning lea ving | | MAXWEL iF ntered into rest. Monday, jocal mar set F : ‘ re i ? 4 yA 7 100——21 Loo—'! 1 (roody =— ae ; boo le pod 4 i ‘ Ice | ‘Aa ' : , 7 : : / ‘ "s - | é tj ‘ anners, y “” in family reside me at A.h! @ mr to Cath Mare ny 1” 3 Ray F Max Wei! belo WH : , ys } . ™ — ae 1004. 1007 : ' ; Aral P oid O51 u c een z le T weelay. M arch & a? @ mie) Qn. + follow: - 36 _*() 101—18 101—-18 we KC Hei | O7 1 Oi % Anaco 68../103% 103 103% Shy p f 36% 3H! $0" | 28 a ar ae m . Y ~o at 6:90 oO clock a nt from residence, 7445 Maple avenwe. TER NOON SIASTON ? _ ~: oO. ing , P ; . ”» & W I ‘ i 4 : ‘ by : ‘ Mi N 4 se) A! fe f % 7s . beloved b mens ’ Maple Wood. fo \ sihalla i‘emetery ; ; : Arit — . F 5% 105% 105% . . 69% 691 69 % . ‘ ‘ 7)" t we ‘ put of line ractica! | Ma fi eth Deoley (ner aghan) Me Rn + ’ . = Wf ko a ci , ao ~ i. ‘s . B.... + ae | ae ‘ . o . : . Hiiam A. De ile: y aad Nev - tb n tered into rest Mar ", nchanced Juty ; B a Sales Higy.” Toe *y , © “7 * ] " JOU— 2 LOO g—2% 7 it i "2, on e+; . LU; ‘ ad Peas op] 94 a, 94 ley 04 A eS “ > * oe ‘ f ‘ : , *eti me —" > a * Joseph Deolhey. pastor of Racred 2” at 11 Me 7. m ‘ erles tf. ts . 4 oy o>: LBL: | 2 re . Htea 53) | Q) OS 14 je C Pa 63) BS%, OS OS ..... 6% Reo Mot . “ oJ 3; » oy attle, oe é rt Chareh Me rite dear husband of Lene Mer?! 't, ' i ? 100—22 100—"2 i ' 5s 4 5 100% °c fh wid 98t—) 98%! OB 89 NoRC 2" 2 hy | Me | > + ; > - - . 7 | e's - a “ a etree a 7 ment in Calvary Cemetery Laeceated wae OR N l 1Ql ] 10]1— ] | P . 2 t > 1 Os J a . y. d ‘it S 7s J) 104 4 ! 2 i ai 11 , & : . 58 r sate firin hickens by freight ‘.td@@iBe: do . 15746. Reva) Ar a eeeeen . co) | meilue (Ff Rerien husband of the inte “Al. Cory Ped Vv 0 ee 335-38 101—26 101—20 101—-21 | ee ~P. 1 ee + 1 CGB 6%s D 109% 1OP % 109% : Stutz Mot’. 7 nag! “aut ig [fretent. Soe; @o, Sy Ong cya: Wei gon of the ~ Henry aad tones li OB ng BE OD Minne ipolia ~ | 4 2 198 109 ” od ial Pen are ‘ ’ - 7 ° VI , . S : is. é 2 ia 2 ; 1 Cub T ° Lg x 106 A 106 %, 106 % Swift Int] . 24 1 ai A. ons - 2" | Ba ae. 4 @#X Press b5@ad S6c , rivet Lossertt (nee | be > 7 brother of Mrs at , ne “te wn grapcraraee of ‘Bernard s. ww = c; Witiniper os + ae = ‘ iz F ! 23 5 wo —s 77 = te O47 21 Cudahy 5448 94 Aly O34, Swift & Co. 116 1 1A ny =e , at turkeys = by igi Cecil Klein and ' Dogsett Jr ard | grandfather oh ia 4 ge a : OCA neat. TeCce] hh 3 ae ’ H moo?) VO: : _} i. “i ® ‘ ‘ m4 ~ 140 o b pre: OM 4bc: c ry ur arn : y »- la . a ea 1600 bu. compared with 127.4 * oa. * * 5: 52 2. 104—27 104—-22 104—°6 | an N YY FE 6% ”* 4 . 114% Gt s\ too = nes Ly 104% ™ E) Pw .| 53 | 51%! 5b%| SE 'g Ie, 0 . pty wreaete:| ta he eighteenth ee end Crete e-law,) | Funeral from reaidence. 1404 Union bow: — jinecluded 94 ca wh. yy Se ts: | Us 4s N Y Ed 5544 wi 100% 100/100 - 103% 103% RC Sta) 13? es freight, 200; do, by express, 25e. Funeral from residence 6338 Wells ave- | > Prestineat Caiean thee 271'100—22 | i se eS + . 114 114 114 | : , Vor eultry fir chickens. @54@P48e nue, on Tuesday, March 3, at 2 p. m niermens Calvary Comgiry. 101% > aa i a att +f +f a oni + re outers. iba 23 - turkeys, Western, | tence to Valhalla Cemetery. rc} be -- _ oe . ent ante fous , Bg YE'e) DS by ca : y $3 5 qs coin, * iain « ' ED a, sreh 2. JO25, at 215 a. wi. Southwestern, 30a 42c: do, , | Ww AKDS—¥- ntered into reat, Friday i Lacy (Yer (nee Albe ms dear mother we , at 10:35 p. m., Josepn} Charlies J. Becker, dear sister of Auanet March %.—Rutter firm: . . . ; . itioved husbend of Andie ‘ Aibere of Morisrant. Mo and our dear Creamery: higher than = ed we rds, dear father of Walter.) grandmother and great grandmothér in do extras (2 score); ‘ ' ‘Mre Th a eam wy ang yd /her ei@hty-firet wea: 7 y i) core ) s 1 wi ~ " rnomMmas r.enney aii i. am “viie- ' Funer : Ww , oat ' " « ~ = t . ‘ - c ie ~- 2 ” wards, dear son-in-law of Mrw Mary Le'a mm } _ Mento inv, Mareh 4 ag 8 1% tock, Current Make. No. Roy, our dear grandfather, father-in-law ; “ae vort-Drehmen chapel, 37 bi) y ; si N ‘-rand boulevard. to Perpetwal lielp ferry SHEEP—Receipts, _— CrOr Cle ici 4 o ., 100% 100%, ..... LOO—29 100— J jOtvations of ail Lonite “dd States Lib , ‘) , : , Le 101 L, pert y bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconds N S 6 Wises 4 y 89% 1004, — ’ : sae 4 ; ea , . ‘* 160%, a Bee red . ; aT . 4 : (Pity = ' oer ‘ a ' 4 fed ®: OR, PR y DR, yond “gates OOO omitted : ~ PORE! ENOON SHSSTON rough receivpis ww 7 - ' eee . 5 14. 145 rtv- seconds of a dollar and not $09 4, os t | i . ' 25% fits mm 6% 9 oi | | 58,000 ‘buat oS fem pid; 30, 991, M14 NY, ..... FOREIGN BONDS, w A Ha 6%: 3lq 102 by Corp 5s.. | 99%) 99% 99%/ 99% : 198.000 bushel tate , le wb 33 . : - T & ro47 ; a%, Y6 4 Hood R 7s.,10244,:102% 102 ', o 404. D0 =f e Waal " before me oma again ‘ 99. agi,’ ant, Argentine 5s 4 “4 4 &4 } 0 3 . 7 | Y, ig i | biisee a : 7 5 cy Nie Med Be O tg Boe 7 Oh PS 740 " . Sts... 101% 101% 101% a ; ft | 4% we. | ba nent figures today gave the fo] } 41%.; 41% 41'» “40 J a ‘ ’* a4 l a Se? Ss : { 5 os s :; ] lot : f In i ‘eee Irregular, receipts, 17,112 ” om paris 18 betwee is ok ‘ lowing 7 aaa p! 100% 100%, 100%, 3 | wi DS “co B +d, conae 4h , - s By é B.. 7+ Be +t 2 10L% 101 My 1 extra firsts, 30q@30%c. do so” ther-ia- -aw and uncie, at the age of | ; ... sa zains 6 Be : ¥ | 60 7 7 -. \se85 ? yA , } : i ) , poll pe do seconds, 23e; nearby Funeral Tuesday, March, F at 2 pp. m PALMS-—-On Sunday, March 1. Charles f.. - lof a dollar, That 1s, for instance, a sale 5 NYT 4! %. TON Se 108% 3 . Trunk 1) ie uy-—24 means $99 and twe nt y-four | VY OG GH% NH %, . 68 lone 108% 1085, 1085, i ¢} ' ' °s —_ . - -~ we |S! @ re >. — a a 95 le »* , oa ae : j ; ' ' . : 5 Sh Pe y's . 34. , wont ‘ ta eee 4% 16 ; he ' closely selected extras.) from the Kron chapel! O7 N. @G 4 Paims. Beloved husband of .sabelle « me a wre iva : ; ‘ ; , 7 - r , A : 2 - . 7 ran 4 arbre “#8 lem 184.000, 2 4 een To, 1°¢.. Te suac ‘ ‘ : a te] - ; 1094 109 | 6] . Ge 34. b 5 3 ; : (38! 7 97 he 7 x 975% j t ww .| 3 33%/| 33%... 39 ly fa: — oniniae and nearby Western! boulevard, to Valtlhalia Cemetery. Mun Mie > aims, at bie residence, Grocee nYE a 418.000 against 491 = oe ° - Belgiun . L107 *e ‘a. ae pret "44. ‘ 7 $3 M&Co 714s 10: 1% 103 4 1035 [1035 5 ; ae ‘ : ennet whit fi — to average extras Dec cased Was a mpomber of Aurora Lodge | Pointe teh 45, O10 frre 418. rag aga nst 199 N00. of Pa 4: ; > Bele 6s '55 ret a Re! er : Re os , O5 141 OF 3 Nat L 8s. | LOLS 101% 101 % 101 8, ’ sy arby hennery. browns, extras,| No, 267, r. & M.. and Bellefon- | RBEFSE—Entered mo aay LAGI Ege CAMO 1 from ‘ted BB 2 in | in tha 4 ot | 93%) Y- | : 2g RP Oe +: , Se , 5 N O PS 5a 8&9 | RD xY SO%! . ye: 42 x; Pacific Coast whitea, extras, 39 / taine © cieuey No. on mm Ge Ms tel) March 1 o> me on Bee - 7 States ports | — Olaied 2.155.0004 AY See > ae + ee oo . 9N 5 P 6! L102 101% 102 | : a14Uc: « to extra firsts, 55386 maren 1025, at @:10 a. m., Thora r ; e nehele ey pares? wit) = 3, _ = : { { , Barge, re a ‘ ‘ , ria s N-. , ‘ ( y ‘ Pm é N » 5 4. ee . a Ai ' Chee 2 j » 4 ‘ ; on . ha oes R—— E nt’ red into rest on A Reese, hel ov et father of Jotin iL- ~oe , ' + e ' ‘ ‘” ‘ > . : 2 ‘ we N M { y . “ i? eS. l evere ipt Ss. . pounds. Saturday. Feb. 25. 1025. at 7 ‘0 p. m.. ward J Lillie A. and Kittle " ‘Revac ¢ ; . See Onn bushe's, against 5° Wheat i ; — us Git 7 .; 994 re ee eaten rth Amer ae rd ), 3B og hee tid Pe a ae ae. Le oe kdec FG 1 sO8 2 é se C_ 106 % '106 ‘106% 106" | ~| os me ie ole milly, flats, fresh fancy, : , 1490 000 barrels. ageine! 370. ni . E a bes) : Q! 93) 93% | “a. oo. , : a ] » Do! 95 95) 95% WW 1eR 7a oa } =. 6 awe + Stale, whole! street, beloved husbaad of Ma Emmer | tie E. Lortz r , , rive Mowing is aft" “ag ) | ; . i aia la: S4° S44 a * ol 35 Sat ‘ “4 Gy : os, OO44 | vU%. UY \ fa oe 2 - at 3 ‘, flats, held, fancy fancy, specials, egger (nee Bauer), dear Pashor of mul Ly and E Howa ra Sieclure, Tova 1 al ye mB em ; sine ch: mee! | Ww 1 O50) | | é‘ , “ Sa + po 30 P GE&F } | ~ | MINING. a - Db est pen fe oO) He, _ | Joseph Jr. Otto, Fred, @dwin and Hilda and the late Leroy L.. McClurg. , eh e ‘s. for the ak : hon ren Zi La 7G 0 5's wy; Fo a : te * oo : er bs a, ; Ss Fe u peat 100 9% OO % 997 : ——— . . ais ah . Mar: * y 4 7 ‘oultry, aiive, Emmenegger and Mary Sulrer (nee Rin Funera! from Arther J Doane''¢« Ph f- eS: ae COTN _lnereane 1a 2M ata @ Security. ae A rer 3 29 02 % '102% 11024 | “an 2 WR Tel Be °3 Z 9 PO © 6498101 ‘100% 101 "a 100 % 7, aah ng aes = " PP Brite) turk 26% 27C; springs = nk cae Reis ro , aie ) ; 8 “ ; rh, ? ? : > 5s 98S! 26 ‘ Emma Silv - faccount of weather tuo few sales to estab- | (Cherokee street, to New St. Marcus Ceme- March 1 ' 33 ? , eat 32.09; No. Gaile National Bank ...... 2 | 8 Chile 8s 26 102% 102% 102% | 23 + Rub 7%s *: 3 5 TI&St 7 wil 9814! ORL! § > EGM L Ii 36%({ 34%| 36%) ae. | sh market tery. | (e)' | woad Rhoads beloved enn ar veun Loeie ae hard ¥ Neat 4 th Side Bani | Bae 78 7? 74 S44 ib $s ‘4 sO, 2 VO 6 B 26 100% 100 %& 100 7% | S Cini aiiel an a Rigs PN CHICAGO, March 2.—Rutter higher:] gpaucreTT—r and Loui . ae ow ppg WA corn $1.94: Ne ae Tafayete-South de Bank . 3 . é do ! -*un : te : : S Rub os > Wee A nA auy a Eureka Cro ef ; » | e creamery ext? 44e: lards 43? . —F. Beered into reat on Sunday, ulise Rhoads (nee Fleck), dear broth. mixed Cor "i $1 ite MMptiomal Bank of Com ... 147% 149 | ) “ae ae * Taptoens 3 7% | 9 Uss M 6s '26101° : 1% | 2 Vac Oil 79107 % 107% 107% |. Goldf DM .! 70¢ | 70¢ ~~ ae tra firats 41% @42 i santeres, 38 ly @40c. | go Mareh 1. 1925. at 5:50 a. m., Cordelia la. Raiph. William and Harry No. 3 yellow eg iMate National Bank cea ote ee. oe ? 24 U. 8S 8S be ‘6: ; °° + WM _ GBs 10% (101 % |101 % Hecla Mine! Yi : .. | Be conds 33 Ge Eggs higher: crecel te | Paucett (nes Cox). of 5981 Cote Brilliante . grandchil ‘illiam I, and Lame i ’ : | V4 FOREIGN BONDS. , 7 Jib Cons | Bic } e » | Oe °1.982 cases: i firsts | Hy @ 27 \% ordi avenue dearly beloved wife of Curtia P. | lee_E. ‘Ulam +1. Rhoads. a nm a ay — Kay-Cp Cc! 299) : | nary ” Oe “| Faucett and dear daughter of Jefferson on Tuesday. March 3. at 2 p. ; fe . . P oe : »* ” - = - F ‘ ’ 5 _ | & . ~ ay p ® , - ° ‘J . , . ’ ” WAL et em tell y = hems ® Conen’ i ae Bie Oyi,, § , 1m, Cow's 497 rE & City Boge 8s 95% f ea een Ster ba ; | = | rm ANSAS- “ITY, Mare h 2 Fgge—-Un- ~ and Anna Cox (nee Tibbitts). and our “s from the residence, 2015A Shenandoah Denmark 6 2 ‘ ‘inch | > o 3 *, , Ply ‘Il, Min 84c : (84c March 2. 1025, at G:% m., A and our dear grandchild, niece and cousin ‘is, B2.700 > vant do cow a e ig ‘47 .. : il o Llst6s’41 3) 3 bs. +++ LOD %y | 101 % [101 44/101 % Silverdale . 3 2 3e ' eee Fishbeck (nee Gibbons). betoved wi in her fifteenth year, ‘ ; $3.00 MCarieion Dry 2 . ike - T 6s '43; 88% 98! Rg! STANDARD OIL S. > St S Lead 0, Q. Oe. FRUITS. |Henry Fishbeck, dear mother of Mrs. ©, Funeral Wednesday, March 4, at 7 th. do +, 3s ws oy ¥ RAILROAD BONDS ; | : Tomo Bet ,.) 85 ROC | M Donnell. Mrs. A. Vacearo Tillie. Wil-]m., from family residence, South ave : Prod Ist pfd ‘ ; , ¥ SINo! O85 a8 | - 4 “re : : An A © 19%, 19 Ne Tono Ext aa ee “tet AP Pt_ES—Rarreied jonathans. $8 to|:iam, Henry and Michael Fishbeck, our dear | Wheaton Station to Valhalla Cemetery .¢ “ee a ; - . - , ‘ pai 40 Z At Lob 3 ° : — = ahi. 7 , ~ ll 410.50: ben davis. $4 to $5.50; gano, 85 to | sister in-law, mother-in-law and «rand- : mt ! mau. (ie) ee ; ’ ; Un Min ~~ wr 00° 1 $6: yorks, $5.50. to $7.25:. New York! | mother. eters quletiy into Ay i Art} ere Equip com ... : _ ee ' . . 4 : ‘ a on a an 7 31, ets, 4 “ A 6; 461 ; “E7 d : tees green ngx. $6 to $8: No. 1 willowtwig, $9 Funeral from family renidence, 1432 ies 6:30 a m.. Mareh | ; ate se ty > ar ms ‘ ; / 4 . d sa %'. N win esaps ~ 98 to $9. North Sixteenth street Due notice of time 449 FF nine nog Kirkwood road, WS, coations eet 95 102% 102% ; ; B3% B38 nf ° 4 %; 4) BANANAS- to ‘ per pound, will be given, Deceased was a member of Minnie Ries. Jowephine Klein Ries, Lou- k Walker *4 pfd Rg: > Kin 64a *: fir. 903 Ay * | 29 Bé aa oe a oa > ee «4 aaa ieicsenalie 3 ttre : ; COCOANI I 00. Third Order of St. Francia. Ladies’ Aux- 4 Wolff (nee Ries). Edna Birfloger (nee io com a: P4124 | 50 Frencl ) f f xm 5 | o8 BF evt 4468 “33, 9244) 92 a | : am SS R 9 O ‘ 0" GRAPE! UI iT na crida, 369s to O68, |'4ry. K, of F. M.. and Eucharist Leag zug Res}), brother-in- law and e | ; PP } ) 99%1 SR’ t 4s 87%, 875 7% | : , I, 147 2 14s sie Rock Island January Farnings. 5 to $2 of St. John’s Church. (¢) 9 Funeral Wednesday atter of recard only. . oS i Medart com voce! On” french ” P i SR ej 3 i, » ts af : = & > . Re OF 6 F iy. 91 4 ~ .. & . . | 3.5 ; —Net “LIMES $2 to $2.25 per 100. FOERSTER—-Entered into rest on Satur. On acct Wirboned te 23% Joseph Hmmeneg ger Sr.. o 2722 Utah] Mrs. Marguerite J. MeCluore and Mre. Mai. , : ’ ve - | COFN io pfd ol rench 4. on J db 2a = we 1 : . ‘ 414 CHICAGO, March -2. railway op- Interment BB. Pes if Iron Works com ....) vg 40°: rl | Fe 40 vr. OS" OS %) OF | Iv Bie Ly . oo, oe ae ee Pp LiF ating 20™ ! toc land lin LEMONS — Callfornia, J0Us, * $3.25; day. Feb 28. 1925. at 2:50 > + Beyrah § a ; Le | | o > : jue g A ‘ 5 Reef Progr ‘$1271 468. 2608. $5: amal!. $4.25. Johp A Foerster Ren one husband of Hat. oth. Paul's Cemetery. Member of Pie miton-Prown @ SS ‘ } tckE , 3a" an : f | 3 ose Ce >. ‘ . ‘1 painted of $66 = go aver "Seal tt it 7 wee g —Fiorida — and California,| Ue Foerster (nee senanrs. dear Se Press Brick oan aad 4 ai a ee ee 9: Os ee he M Tr 3 6 ; ie | ’ ; 8414, & ' ’ -y ee ie pag es saan rot & latge. t 2 me ore n, a 50: small. $4. ~ gen a. in-law +#¢n-in ub- OCH: IER —On Monday. March 2. saan . — f F ( sf * Bush T cn OG Oo, :, ‘Shy | a - bose at Ta! see my FrRa BHERRIES— lorida. in refriger- |“ age v at 1230 a. m,.. Rarhara Sehne ee ' Lie ogee — aa weal —— ~ of [ator carriers, aoc to 40¢ per quart. Remains at ‘residence, 2844 Texas ave | joved sister of Eva Koenia Mo es ‘de $939,100 as compared with $2;210,505 TANGERINES — Fiorlda. $2 to $3.50; | BUC. until Tuesday morning. Funeral from Henry, Anna and May Schnelter ”§ an 7 jee x. oe Sa) oa wt! oe 61 60% ¢ December last. mediven $3 50° small $3.25 per nox ” fear sister-in-law of Catherne Sebneiter +, ¢ — “sca Ae ee eth misses TS ye. ” Qe:*44 31. Ot Oe 2G ‘en 41458 550 Pra P1122 “120% vit, 121 by - ; Cometery " Boee : ax nen on Te = Mt ww % : : ta Ey ational shoe com . = ae nn. ee or F ae kG ete: aint ans 2 lar 233. ee F y= v “uneral on iureday arch 3. af 8:70 | paki ; . | “hi ; dE 2 ; . * ; ; ; . ” ae of St. Louis Lodge. No 4: a. m., from family idence, 311 Russet neon-Stephens-Shinkie Sh. 1: is eeu 8 ’ 7 Ps +. , ' 4 li, 2! nA 7 O52, 1% | ; > ; ze © &* BMinnetonk 7 rn OCU ak +} Mar 6s “34 . . S&% 8 y- -. ££ Bitte | , 2 4 Se ) aa, - /avenue, to SS. Peter and Paul Charets, —r ph phe A 3%8 0.4) 00%) OF. | s 0 J | of Red Men. Mount Pleasant Mutual Asso | ,,....., ; ; . e) : 1910 nas) Ghee | oattttae 1.6 ntg vs * 7 mae | — / m . rey | | clation. Musicians’ Union No, 2: Paper |'"°™* to 88 Peter and Paul Cemetery ied) ect 4 fn nage Aha 5 age ot" 9 C & EI 5s: i 7} 17% | 7 41 ; | Haneers Union No 341 and Unison ae | SCHWEPFYRMANN—Entered into _—~ ° ] , fond C ld kk d 4 ; one aes a: a x Fs ony Net te vIdto v8 f.. 7 Mies ; ” ‘ | 2 ; SH di De? "5 Ss , 2 . and Gun Club. el) Bunday Mare hy 1. 1925 at t: 15 « ‘ pre sees + yong, vag é S pane St 26 CM & B Oo ? 30 8 Nei 264 (262 (262 120 | GALVIN—On Sunday, March 1, 1925, John Sechweffermann.. dearly beloved 8011 r 5 /270 oO on 5 ort. ent. 2 ‘ ~" . digi tes 77 1O%*s 103 hy wh © = los ‘ S ee 40 3 al | 44 Samul Galvin, be! oved uncle of Mra, M.| Of Fred and Tillie Behweffermann (fe | 45 : ¥ st pt sees bees +h eke Ty ae _. oe et he ree 1 , 4 3 10. | Dd'a Ds ‘ : 24@ bs mm ° Robolsky Mrs LL. Sehwartzkopf, Miria™ | = a Ben ha -_ vas net OS Pre@ 3 4 S PLS Sadek ea J te . > WOrWay +o E P (> 3 ” 7 Fin | | eggs ; ‘ n ha sai 1 of us gore Wiethop and our dear daughter, sis | Clementina Sperka, Cfar father of Mrs, 4 eae ¥ 9 , sage ye _. eae "4 +1 rt a ' Pt 3 nan has Salad Q % , 7 rm je , sf 13. ” , r-in-law and aunt, at thd age »«f 3f af lensinger, Mathilda and Frank years, 5} 4 "i 2 hl corm. . . f ’ a Funeral on Thureda@y, March \n Sat 2 Funeral Tuesday, March 8, at Their service 1s pel ec! supervision m., from family, reaidence, 3PS4- Ahout? from Moydell parlors, * an before March Be 1926, ' d ; tT . ec . e: 85 : en 6 r a: ' 5, ‘ pW 5! L$ ¥ 47 : ‘ a : : . " Broadway to Mt. Olive Cemetery. co?) Allen avenues, to Mt, pelea ia sc | 5 &5) ” Rio lie S| 2 7h Th | & So lst 452! L b : ingineers Fb : | @e i.. —djulet, unostentatious—nbot too little, oom. . Church, thence to 8H. "Pelee and Paul's sunt of Bons (by re- GLILBERT-RIES-—Entered into reat on | Cemetery, 3 mption price). ¢ Dr Sunday. March 1. 1975. Mathild Ries , not too mu hi viois Yaeger!. , beloved ae C ’ OTRAUHS i pteree a bee Ral” xy “1° “ ‘fm 4 . lola, Adele ;eOTRe eater and | heimia ®@tfause ” (nee Koehler), of ‘T his 1s doubly gratilying, It Is not oom and dear daughter of Mrs Alabama avenue. beloved mother of wa- Rs 3610116 /101 49/101, | 2S. Ene pr i 4 42 | 69, o . ws Fase oe | : only a fine complinient, but we could on Tuesday, March 3, at 2 ward. Cree SOS Se eee ae ’ ’ states, respectively, upon ee eee ee + sss) BO! : sao Pau St-Ss BO de t ida | Straues) sister. of Edward Koehler and ; : M8 t, $ Sax POW 7s “45 unt Prod Bensiek’s funeral parlors, 1138 oe motherin-iaw. erandmother and great 4 Mills Tax, the Mary- BZ: $. cna e143 8 GC & & Be 44) aa eee t mac? | i Borie 4s A (53) OS %q! 677 is [123 Mount Gulf; | 4) 1% | not express our owh ideals of servicé North Sixth street. Interment in Bethants srandmether, ta her gisipaliae cane, : ' n- 5 7 , co | ! Seine 18 t ; ‘ . , : ] ‘Bi- eo. Ce metery " rs ‘ ‘ A nlmegparl voce 102 {| © fSoissones Pe ; more correctly and concisely . HAWKINS.-E-ntered into rest on Sunday. 4634 iravoln aveny . pay ee og q Sweden: fa 29 March 1, 19°25. at 4:45 a. m. at wpm, tw é et. Marcus’ on. 1% do Otys OF , P ar : ake ‘ ry. | Hawkins, beloved husband of y. F i utter E , nd P itr 5 Swise On 46 Our constant aim is to make our § . /king (nee Walt). dear von of C. P. “| SWAIN Entered into rest on Saturday, : ’ g sd a owt y a : do o'tys 46 ‘se " va" - ely what our’ patrons Vv ish it kite, dear brother of Mrs Minnte Li beh a 1g” at - Midd " ra Annuw ' , 1Ce pret SC 1, . . 2 eur dear son-in-law, brother-in-'aw and} Gain “Mwailn anne wife of nichard Swain, q .. = - : Ieee uncle . ,.| belowed mother of Mre. Fred Shorer, Mre, tg be—neither more or less. | UMETe. sine at family residence, 2496 Mette | SSS mates Of Fare. Eee | pre, Giade avenug, unt Tuesday ‘NOTTS. Theiss Mra, Harry Gobelman, 4 March 3. at 3°50 © Clock Internent «f mith, John and George Y OC} > New Athens, Iil.. on Tuesday afternoom @! daar § sister. sister-in-law, motherdnliaw EXAN DER. . ais Coe. 1) . , (Mo) grarulmother and eunt, in her fifty: cned : | vew nm j(¢fii.) Mie ana aif year | Di { | ; > papers please Cop) . ‘cP Remains at the residence of her daugs Woodie; Funera a S Vd \ -HURBER—E atered inte, reat on! Monday, | beg BS ge wis Pa Port — —~ — - +— a Mareh 2. 102 at 3:00 a : . ; . . vd . a INDU STRIAIS. . 6175 Delmar Bly . ~ | ‘'miena Huber pave Sehneil), Tas (Ol further notice. } sale of these Bonds will be utilized : : Y —" _ S4c , eceaes. ecs | = - -: — by 4015. 39, ‘ a " | , ora on nh ge ytd ille Oe tad | a aaa pian’ Taylor of 1113 acurred in the construction of a new : PIGEONS |} AND SQUABS—Live otgeons | — — STRIAL BONDS. Bi io | ah \ ; | A and Gladys R. i our dear caugh Warwick, Maes, Rept, 15. f th k ol : dozen , > ‘48 E a Se - 4 SS 10%, 10% .. > - sister. sister-in-jaw | day March 1. beloved husband of Ella Dy and in the purchase of the stock o | . Common live equabs, 7Be | Ad E a 85 185 | a5 2 L V gn 4s 200: hy | ths. a8 147 7M |L4n 36 2 ie . amet : ! er, co? " Testor (use filimahass’, Gear tetner oF bany, Inc., and to increase the Com- ; eo | ‘ es do pfd . 95 , =’ | on Merch 4. at! George A., Dwight D. and Frank 6. ; frou W ‘Al Mock funeral Preliminary services at residence, Tues 117 Fast Grane avenue. to Per-!| day _ m interment at Mt. Vernon, Helo Church, Interment in Calvary | Ul, We nemlay Deceagee wae 4 member itt) | Gothie Lodge S37 A and A a, Mia | sinaippl Consietory. Al a¥ Temple A. P.> ~~ * ae e+ B+ eo ott AIC Iw De OO ~ ‘! ! - os . _— ‘ 1h 3 = eel " ~~ 4 daughter of Cecelia ae of the iate Antoony THOMPSON—On Mo dae. March @. 1028. = " “- fs & o ( ~~ = ~~ to + - * d qi 2, oth ss > ance 8 seat 2 { metery, = 108 4, 1906 eeeye the Companys funded debt, as cer- . a, 7S , Bte.) 76, T 50 ef AO! 95%! 2° Q! | ore ee? ae © ey ~~ r d, Ross Bros. & Montgomery, was Ms tle to 2c, Daieieg duck i? a6 s Sa ku aot Sole: wi bales : ii ) Winka. sre dear Sulligan «nee Jur-|. Sarah K. Thompace. of Lae? jiamames i dent to more inan 4 times the interést t 12 to 13 %e; capons, 9 ibs an ecer | i Ww dar ce Sai eal ene naa 0 MECPESSM con 4s | yas 1% 26! a ———— ae ee . mo * ——— kicwics). John. Raware | and Helen Jur | (0onh and Edward J. Thompeen. pad ove ompany s entire funded debt to be te. b3e. ply - ‘0 —— 7 ee . mage" AQ of : , , 1. 47 2 ? 4 ae. , | + Bt es 5 it? Fru t bigs 90: 9° 7 | ; . ; A HW — kk be w CZ and oe a - EE 4: srehimethe OF ae a og financing. These earnings are alter Suineas. ool . Pag ae ume na 5 ri 0 he Lem) Sp Bn L. 3 ion 45 6” a a Hig ; - of ‘, =~ ~. @ + - | mol PH YA ‘ules on = wow her h Lafayette avenue. Inferrnent Jefferson preciation and all prior charges, but : ¢ act, SotLn $8.75 eer el Fens LO 105 O28 Oe -. ¥- es 2 2 lL Rot CM A. 40% > | —— — | ie a Cait a Cemetery. egy | Clty, MMe ad, ‘o? tal income and profits taxes paid. | ~-rlkgndiaaeas mania ie eet i: “e- ns, oe OR% 44M Pac Se 6: | B% BHA, Bd | Gor Laan 1” 4 4%} a " \ in Jesus. on Sunday, March MEMPPRS of Ben A*Kiba Ald Society ugust 31, 1924 such earnings were arc ed Chickens Turkers—) outly Del St4e ods haae Fi 2 € ! : a 1 |. | : }. 9s we Ee wa owe oe Oe oar S gust 31, 1924 both the sales and the F &. 2 be: capone. ‘Ser “ons He Eg i a " aneel aa + ar ie a. So ee Se 72. 5% | See tt ot ab 0 mat ae 44s, a2 | ree at tn feo 6 es Aa. | Maree oot 1. treme pelaeees Bee ny have been greater than in the a duc ogene? ~e.. . ; : i ;, : : W «jnesdar March 4 ae ® We with te extend our stneere thanks 7 : : . - i . se Sabin. $1 ; St | wel TOL, 7 . '] ae ee c+ a : -_ . 4 ‘ . dling = dy ' wed good business in the coming year. | 26 160° iba. OSE Bile ght “prege hae F. | # ‘SIai4e 31) § ) 4 Con . ‘ 9 VI s | | mn _ S208 Big tend roe4. our meighbere friends and relative for bi %ilO%c: 1sSo to “Ou rt ’ 4 - . . . 4 hay ‘ \ i #4 , ‘ wi : ' . “ ’ , ; ‘ . si ; i , ‘ » 2 . . rie . | § ¥ ‘ch | ufnie Ff) & Fritere h t ‘ > Anees are] evr ; athy shows ye *; ASSETS . . ie ; Tough oon rae unde’ / ‘h Ge ; y . , | Se iL 28 4 ; $9. a. . Oo n o>. : ‘ | . Map les wood. ; them: eto New 8. Marcus eur \ast ead bereavement in fe ‘oes > selling for charges; | . ~~ BRUHN—Asieep to Jesus, on = & a) emetery (ets it dear wile mother and daughter 5 rges,; ” ia. de thank Fe: fowneend for hte bind #0rue . . ; 7 " : * ie : ] “ . * & - * 30) i y 4 > ineering Company, oné of the best he eaten ee aby eu) Ee a | , lsog en Bok B. 28%! 97 jaa. | : ie 30 ee a = , : : : . > A Mo pfd 6 ? i: | —= oe ean Baiena eireet. | Kiin : Y | " . . . . ss *" im[_ Mulisiatia ») ty ; . ; t)) = “4 : } - ’ “a ‘ , . , 5 I . , ‘ j y i re . Loman ' : +p : " rTP rL ine: ; — ve ~— - — om loyes ef the j ive any consideration to the Com . a cite in Gas de bomes om oR i , a2 . a an a o AUBUCHON n Monday. Marc’ : oe ie grandmotier and aunt. in her #inty “é nerai Caller g - ic rights. : ORES—(Qalifornia, $5.50 to G 1 ioe mM 21 ar 45 | 7) won : Rp ae ae ‘ Co 17% 5:30 a. mm. Thomas Aubuch ; ’ ae . LL. OPPRRMAN AND 5 ee ‘Ts - 5 '% 7. nae Pit 2 @ ‘ “7 ‘westty , »f . \ , 44 ; : } mii 1 " : ’ . — ree t, ie po V4 ; eaGews ’ . > “ reuse (er jose of its fiscal year, as ceruhed by $1.90 to $1.75 ‘pet , a a oy ws | ba 5 7 miss | i] ere lr ) : , 1 | Thomas | | ind the iste mary % ) ee —_ 02 SPIRITUALISM Bros. & Montgomery, after giving ee SPROUTS—Caiifornia. . Ot se tet ae ine x \ 4a Po | F pf 103%, 107) 2 10: te ou tian Sete ohne Caen. Sete LA mr d randmoth ee re : | ie te sas , on ; the stock of The H -Y Cereal Com- if : iE id 1 ‘ as ner tor | - o 2 ] a. ms : . F coke Aas : > . wii: , 2 6° r. yo 8 “a@yvir 4 rptat , wets > , r ¢ ' : : ree ’ ia Pets 's« wr’ a’ 4 & ' . , Pavitt TRCLE l ueeday evenings... ¢ these Bonds and the application of : La a 0 t ‘ ty ~ one ; * aaa a : : ‘}° rf : npr ‘ . . é . : . , we rain a The : I “ } “ *: “i veri ‘ 4 beer Aw gy - _ a p.. r. Wt "441 Tet in a Moies Mo “arn. . >, sn Ol? A t% “ : ‘ Sith d ‘ , ‘ . - , ‘ 7) ' omens niere ; 0 re + rite te j ’ « Me “ue | res. Sere pertains . yy eas ¢ ou . e : set forth, shows current assets to ” erat ee ‘ Wy | . vor F ae x. | Re FEO fe : BENNE: 1. 1925. Katherine Bennett, wid- LIPTON. Wewhinertet ee day. |ther‘of Helen Ke endure, and our dens sated . o: . . | a . : t f te, a . 4 ve] ; ‘ ; ] Le i f ” “ » \4 ’ ’ 7 , - A + et . d ce ar thie , ‘ft ao Be ° , ot by! ther heother tf) aw an Urt ¢ . cugrent liabilities of $4 228,359.82, 3 ew Pex sr 4 } , » a ly ; 7 P06 tire ’ a i 8 I - ; ' She + aaaeee Ky it v- mn ‘s ser ! . - Pastel vs . Ae Pty hunerai from Di vad funeral parlors. 2202 RN a ¢ than 3 to s Net current assets ™* Neo “, 7 aaetnd { 0 pe 2 , . “ ‘ ; i j itl my * ‘ , Hay. mwther-in- ' (- 4 4 , nad of ¥ . Bowie § j y inves Me lishary atree* by ees mae 7” a a’ 54 or in excess of the Company's s Louise ray, ‘ ~ ; “i va id nh - : , ro _ , ; - Villian : - 4 - -~ a 7. } ae + Mg mit irte a P E R Ss O N A L ervic rom » res ‘ afac? 4 - ‘ lifte ‘ ' , eives wen ty : ” o we Monday ; 925,500.00. The Company's preferred wiaG@ fiat crates. $3.50 to a” rukte ae” “Se | | WREN ge'@ R°& aot oR Preah - 4 9 2 , ” | etreet. Wednesday. March 4. at 2:30 pm ae theathes teethesteeee a An- KUNTZ — Entered er a er! on sped > ' . : “" «A lLe ? a p rye . , " | 2 tear , bt, Mi Interment in Bellefontaine a ‘ee SS? “a ‘ March 7. 1975. at F205 w. mM ng esent a market equity of approxi- ; rid fancy. $5 to $6 bt . ~ Pa : - sass , ® 4 oped to Seventy- 7 f unta (nee Werner!, teloved wife of seta : 103 24/103 E Pe. 7 oi, 108% 109% 4 ven * : 4 | LOECKER— Entered - into || 7 5 Wetenstas, Mar r cunt: and our dear mother, moth ar t $-.75 , enna 4 mS 10 by 3 o‘3 ”» Cire ‘ Te AS 14 55 — se ” tiie ye ere L, eS Por ee ar ¥ in} tur great grandmothe: PERSONAL : , a og ? a th } hess her * w, hia : , ‘ rr A+ gta al, if Wwierestied - ret aul of Ma _— bP leisenmran ‘ . , nw ne ft et. “itech « ile “eine tes. commenticate Hh O- ' co York Stoe bexchas jf. 5 } : »* ; ; , ‘ . ' 1 : Pab«: and Mise M aK ‘ | Pep PPER b—— F), 2 nm ~* ’ spe ! ‘ . 7 ; , ‘ a “ e ; ' | te ; ’ , epi nees ' ' : a: ar fathe in aw wt alee " a . ; . , . . ei : . , ao ‘ " LE 100 ay . red tute ‘ent an Monday . ° Cf f : td $e to or 7 5 " ( . ’ = ay , ' . ; . is ' . : : . - A , ; gra’ : * . ; - " . a» “« . « ; . a ms or ‘ . 7 “ . ‘ ~ | LA j . ; - - , ms i . . ; : . sod Joseph Coffey , ne tahoowkts ° : ; . " " ~ 4 arecd wl - . : s ’ : : ‘ A " 7 ‘ : . ; ; « , = wp nes k. mies ‘ vs , ma tee ; a a 10 * i: , , “A ones , ~~ .. ‘ =. 2 Masonic xox Me-tings is »* : ser and | hal - rem — ) ~ Stal : peeerem Math lermann fom « ul je tt r «crs :e far Bie - sien el Seah : , " ° : "4 vig . oly wetfig, . pet. hr fA “ tower inee 4 i a ' ey (tes o a! to Ft M tthew « Church , " : ~ . ‘ , ~ -_ t su prect to , ne app? oval of Mecer . : 3 “yn “ant y ’ ‘4 . $2.7 : A Zo porn ‘ , bs : } ® a7 7 : i . ; ae os F : B ‘ on tha dearly . e ; ‘ t¢ ‘ beet . “ " oa oe a4 & "'{ als — ot - Ve! r and V eet 4 .~ —— aver yee - ’ : IPEeNTA Tait. Be Ne 144... Sieated Pptions in whole or in part, to allot less — tebe $3.0 1 . s —_ apes vuL 34 in '? *>- 5 ab Dirt a a ms ewer and dear (ner 1 ae ‘ | awa ~ t da Fep om Fanr a = eee ee. ae > ’ Upeod A+‘ eur 7, e._- : he ir » ; » o . : s . ‘we Pa | re ’ : , : S , 1otice. 2.19 8 bu. hampers, big | PC oN acti--Te Be te te de gn S40 42. | Tle! OT % | Rolether . . . ,| 9% |.....|and dear daughter of maee | Come ne Jacob Colonna, fond | LATTLE—Eptered mio rest on Saturday | O87 MBER ©. OF "3 Finow P Mish is? - ib . . 40-1 na ae NIP! dene - ae = & t tT \ J at " ! ,? / han ~ 4 : ' ‘ ue 4 4 : . | amd dear aieter of . ro age hs ; ; so : ‘ te ther dcreve, oon 5. Meh 18. 1897S of 7515 » m. Catherine ae cots ones te ee w on Oi about i cai 48 19s, at t . a. ao QUE | , a — ‘ ‘ ty-—#inih vear ' Ie by ¢ tivthte deer mother of Kote ent Rey in New York tunds : ) CEE NBR —— iy. i*leane | Ul n hes ‘ve 4S . * x r west? i nitive and M io 7 th ond . ‘ : . 150 ber bar “te tte Te MA oT ES loan packe k ’ pat 2 ; A oa! ' | es? hemes : ' reorie ne} ret " ee : Knights of Pythias Pre; A abatmna hampers : . F p anime . . ‘ann — : ' ; “ ; . ¥ = ‘5 &° — ; be oof “ . ‘ 7 . Pe 4 , . . 4 ' a . : 7 a ~t ; ’ ; : %- \ Nort? ¥ . 7 - : - Tica ir.umMmp.s ‘ “ y ? ° . ’ ‘ if t emeter’ ‘ ; , P +. -_ , oe d via — 1 arést-@ren } | ax . ; | : , a“ mil 5 ’ . . . ,*? : et ‘ , ® 9 rs , : ‘3 ’ . AN BRO HERS. | | | eal " , ror , atetaltiieg m ; - rer oP, Pesan , ) ok —- i? : ‘4 “ne 5 ; wt % vA , . [Asie 3Ob-—25@7 f’ime. | ‘ m—Red and vellow $4.50 ; PD. % ' 4 i : thy , " hiwhr, a si "} ree x : és ; ' ' at fee | eens @ ajte e ed | , en entities Twewlay Mar if ‘ . ‘ . ; . ' : ‘ : r;s ; ; * Th . foe) ‘ ; P : = . P : ‘ dies ‘ . ; 4 . ’ . oot : . rr : j h 7 of r _ bal | , ’ pee : . te yo ‘ tee ~ Post-Dispatch | . - 4 : : I. erect et nefnies. Mer The rae oe Home Zrexn wNbehel rey RY : a . # +8 9 -? eumeae Pe rot ; 2 "Ss ‘ Dering 1904 * ' - Ly pine , ris ited “ , fhereh of Nativity sum @ co nde toe -_ é nt Wanted : POX looes ’ on : i } : ty i aii. - ' ‘ : »» printed eons + A® pte , maces Sep4 ; ’ ‘ mm if Caivery Comrne tee Le at ; + le % oi* whub we —— be retiable. . . Louisiana curly. $7 per bar. *! “v. o ih dat yy ) : 1 2 an eat,i 2M p irae ig 11 Ns .. “Wante"+@t0s were than’ the ee » 3 need we nember of “anctgery a Eek INE HEED” m, ec &. | : i ‘ : “he . : : | : a | he or : $ a’ ; x ; ’ . : , | ) aaa | | — * aw tae > et ae Senco | 53 Va ® a... 96% S0% OH] F pt -i\e is THREF @ther St. bouls néweptpers | ) e aumpkes of Ransom ) dality. onen a 8. one e fe rurals $1 450: Colorado | Hot ' , . a + te — i oa ae ba ish combined. \. ii : » 81.75; Minnesota cobbler. 2dc, per dozen benches West | : . Spe eae SO

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5 : . a . - me pecan en oo ee . - ides, ; ia 28 6 ROR Mis, Saati Senate ee ee on gsnetatins — : ae : OE RI A A RR AER ' ™ "S27 4 fe ; ’ A . , - TH = . . : . - . x shad ’ - ¥ . at: av ta : s oa Pa . ae Bch = 7 £ MONDAY, Bs cone semen: m= 90,637 FOR SALE “Wants” last year—58,071 MORE than the __ ARCH 2. tha 3 Stas _ STLO POST DISPATCH Ee me ee a ee ee. i - GIRLS QUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE) A ? mares, SPECIAL NOTICES ' MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS YS HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS. ie oe : perce WwTD. —WOMEN _ GIR Ls not 5 wa Fas Cs. | —— MUSICAL oa i — revked @ithout , MAN—Sit.; coll degree: Spenish. Ger- HT WATCHMAN—PFor nt S A ~ — { CLiz a ae ° . ~ y oe ea oe | . . " - Be , =. - , fontra ae oP Vi ae : man us nes exper:ence . oes og Ger iy ‘aa n © ‘ mn driv rol | | mew homes oa exec iuatve dis- IMA ~coking and general katcl | OO+4 Morgan Bomont SISO | = won : “oes - and _Orgene = le (eS) | wil: r $0 -2, Post rs: 7 days a wi . a. WO. Ot on pie of prospects to work 1 4 ¥ work 9 N. Broad) EXCHANGED ~: ae . prompt and | = wand 7 Fe must } “automobile and furnish good gl - , .* , , . ~ a. «i *. baby ET RE : ES BF =* YOUR OLD Fl RNITU TAKEN 1 FORDS Wtd—Late ~ 42 ~apd i teens - $85 er. © RAI — el oe won = ens i - : , . ‘ - - : (e3) | Se ae ‘ > - Bs =m 3 ara & us . — @ters cash. Li : i —_ I ,XW E ime Vi T¢ R 4 R- " Terrace Realty Co 1608 Boe’ : ? TERMS YONET “TO fT LOaN— —— erie “EnEsD ¥ ‘es we | , : } ee =a"? 3 7 mane , , ba ; : . = — ~ “ . —_ , , We Sav canh ° nf 5 Bronde ar | reieg Zeer experince ia deviening | Paper HANGER Fiat ee aed I Monday sazcstion: tn ena to" sraratire REE ROOMS COMPLETE DO YOU NEED Bowes =P virte 3. en — avatien-1 at re ad pendy-to-we ce. 512 Frat A: iiter 4 P. m. or Tuesday morn- | ie Coeten Bee __ tel a see Se eke belts ance | Ce ee eee aie i p Machines ror Sale = ea ee EE Se 5 | es ee 2| 100 AUTOS BPP ines © S| ape : te . : , ‘ : | Roel wer : - : Semen ~- " ‘em end Leu : STORAGE AND MOVING I) A HELP wT WOMEN, GI SALESWOMEN WANTED : $3.90 ; ; v sh cel( i lO rr kl UZ oe 2b eS YG | SD-DeRe Um. 16.. 26 6, OVE ks 8 te tle eee ae eee «ees os eee eee 0 eee) eee ‘ _ ; os P s tah) > pide yd a ; ; Be Sete i ae : » Open even. nes » is ; + ta af evenmzs. L . . es fam» ooh Sieg. "RAWFORD i ven. $450 load o Yi : , 4 AD RESSERS—Long hand ar A Gooos WANTED Bete Ma 4a tess contract 7 oi . : . on ’ ; EPrE R— t. cas x rc ; a fi a 7 | yin ~ U . , * | ‘= : > , — ; 7 ma . ~~ La i! ——— et ; d BOARD " a i . tae te . ; D : a te : vasee ee os os ie . es 7a ; R S - : ° = me . Es ‘a ghi . 43? | .G | os : .. e : s 8 MS an j — Site AAO ee sti el Lightnin aller: “41 on ‘ ' mes cp ' } m7 ore rest 42 r @ppoint-| Bie ac , ete. Tne _ ; ‘ i e @ re ness’ OF ER. 1, TORS—Aeme and mul-; r > | fee 1 o'clock. feteri — sets. dinin m sets, = _ hk ote. 15° ena st . HOMES CORPORA cy ."s ane FORI W td —loo a. _—s nine a set sae SVE ; = “CUSED PLAYERS * trave SALESMEN—See mies manager. Olive WoMAN—W ae ios , Re OMS, S987 75 Easton WIPAT sereactiea - —— a ie J a Lis . bedroot + gwen : = POR A‘} i \. Ne \¥ ‘ASTI . In l. Rie NI rR = AL ¥E SVEN OMA N—30 r 7 ° , - han n ete S08 _ Sit how a i “AUTOS W "AN 3 ; : P. . : tou ; oO! oth. ‘M4 «a ; 7 a ae cate tn a sl =o ) rk | a experience; $15 a week $169.7 + OU TFIT DE LU XE Fomont 110: ~ ae en HAN PIAND ¢ ster. Pr ru : er : F a eel | “ sit 4 ue lie won't rot DOviis. ( fZ} z = i at, 7 . - milli é : ° b - ™ cs a - TH BOARD— CITY 7 r > " goods i rage Gesired. a e | GIRL—Sit.- - 1 ) rants nce . tio? 1 ans aS ; —— lg ims f sha as ~ Apply mana illinery partme: RPETS rurnl — e me oupe; reasonadig: gs ' wit! er =e " _—— STOVE. REPAIRS cisco, oem pred oreem | K ute girl. cool and general! appiv i 1. Mrs. We otel Mary-) FUR RE Wid.—Any amount. —Weet Tm tae at ‘ mee Lost A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY co. " Lindell 1361W. 4016 North | nocoh 3 (4 eee eee $009.__. nian om ndition: $38 aay ten South — heat » | er STOVE repairs 316-18 N34 st fark 7 cceartaiaiane a ae | Cai cote coeutenh intl . zs = | FURNTICRS AND PEA ee oe inn on ee ae = er ractive room. teded. con! cel ent = PAUNDRESS—Si | dave or fal? 5 NDY SPINNER—| itn ¥3iun > S$ ALESLADIES noted Sad Reese eT aN | paETIMES, and Soadien, A 9059S Tip. “oma hone. | paw WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, Eve. LAUNDRESS Si leant Rome iood ipay and steady WSs" > LL _ — ft ee Experienced :- large FURNITURE Wtd.—iigh sh pi ords; new battery, va i ne oe . " " 4 : . > . > . . - : r 7 — ‘ec : vy Ne rh} man. fyive age : / aii retalil store: — Saiarv, ol! oe ; —. mae . ee ’ ; ont poard. Grand. 8658 p a Box N-206, gps pear mis on sales: eapable v24y ee); bic : 3 RAT saieswomen can @armn d- rrurcdis t ories Roment &54 : —UngSs ang Sunday er. : a ° | ROU QrOiv ePwPerienceau { an) — 3 _ ‘ 1? 2 a2 . = - s \ ri . to $50 a week. Call Mon- ss so 3 — oe ) : day after 4:00 > =e « ryt . ” . - » . > - ° . ~ yey ’ R j itj- . ~~ 4 a “ » : - bad 4.) mw ft i ~ * —~ : er 4 ( )] . v e ~ t ro et ¢ : — ~ — ’ OO 1 _ ~ . oa ~a . abie: aan aDtee ai A i. y E. as! “7 ~oa £ 7 o t* - ~ All - pr 7 " on r user ni oe; p i loom for =. t* : .: : ; . . 2 " " ’ : ; r 9 ‘ a m : " ‘ ee ar - a4 ~ . i . — : ms, - = ; _ - “ore tghed frent Friday a: : ' a - ' ~~ eX De -t aS” ; : ’ . TRUN ? “Tmt : , 2 anv storage a : ‘e . ; . et : . : =f : 437i .-——~‘« vw. ois Waahit " ~~ , » ‘ . én 4 . c . _ : »« - . -* = at . : ‘ment ‘ores: c) = ; = ow On 7 —at- home cooking. .cafeterma acress gomahis PARTNERS WANTED IRL—15 oF 1 vears vld- to answer ty $4.50; eg6. $4.50, Grand 1300M. ela) |opem 5K Nils turned front} ’ a« > with ¢« =. a —— Sage = Wion ; MISCELLANEOUS —s Cc Lom - nin al ores UTOR C4 14 SS5SR oe excelleut table HAMIT 7 7 : ) Ss Wid i D Lt J. . Drhd 7 wen! ' ~ : aveniences: $F week Pho 4 morta e a7c0M ik: sid Mt > -* . Pelee . —t ——s - 545—s ota reom ‘“ ie eae m4 ' =a. POR! Th ” “$ , _ ood home atmosph- of af HOUSEW’ LD GOODS FORSALE + nore, $5.25. Delmar 2775 (ch: | ter. a perm ounce ise epee, 'P R ( ) . . 5 » ] ( ) NJ K ‘ sf Qy — , Si -n2 ~ : . ; — bee a ; : BAR) , iw "A ; > n trey . 4 . a i © ” oo god} ‘Sets | . . > " ‘ i> i ; 7 «4 : : ” ’ ; , ‘y : a‘ ¢ Sen A ] ‘ “ ; ‘5 . [ati hae | ‘ ‘ : af . : : " . £ no ‘ e a nines a 4 . — = Mw TT ' a : ’ - Fay ; ; Ca =; 1 @ ; j P . ' . next ‘ : ' > : ~ 5O4— Seaut Ors | bpriaht room B . 7 j tod tu : 4 . ~~ . - o- a . ry satu vw SA LIN . i> -- e. oTTi* _— * waar Touring Cars TT At, BHILaie& S200-—F" r — Broad rt : n - : ring. i “sire, na ' whaler . ~~. - t > : wv ifs : a . s/s a zh t § er ae : Te BLIAN, 2431—2 "ecting house POULTRY AND BiROS ‘ erik : : 352—Reo a | convetiiens a AR Reon male “. 7 ome i : . _ —— 5 * ™ PRIVATE or c'! } , any or (W bay > , om , SI ; ev te: : lave mv / ize cP 4 ‘ Axmis seen at 191 Bure “« wm mea ‘ , — « A isfee A : ; fererers c } oe * a i ge A faye nvenient wae F " = ’ ‘ . . : a : a. . NE ye % ~ day F-evertas lasses. | | ' - tor F _Desie as L. 2624-—Front; gentieman or lady ia ~ — . ’ 5 a — > AND re = I Tow vith starter a (Ol1l-Large front ney ns We : "ees iJ Z ‘ i a af on ‘i n : - ~ $400 een De 4 Tevia . Casters. ee ee . te? Pase2 | f arteau Gas* Des ‘y TO: . . r ep nan. ee ren Las . ’ a ‘ tv. a) ATIG : ; oe bes ; ay - ' ; hoverke geo peng , 3636 4—Two furnished copnectiag -- HORSES AND VEHICLES ou are looking for sae] Teeeepina voces. Grand 100m RAN] | Ye STEENTIi S241 7 Porniebed or aa-* ™*** For Sale Z E ther: ht Piet ed meais optional. “© Victer . ? , 7 ry 4 . . wv 2 te?) = a-" t iet. F . is ‘ > ke , > . ‘s : 2 “a . ° . , . , r . p . 74) “ ? ’ mt : = 4 : . , . - a: . , Fy 6 ‘ 1746" acyl = ort Light ..aunery eae ir a 4 s ie . 2 : ay 27 a 7s . rcl4 . etal om . ’ : °° ; appar ents. newiy Gecoras Larant : . : ‘ : ooo a ¥ is and coigd Water cack apartmen : : x. _ hy ; ' 4 rie-nee nd jhand furnitur 11 " é E. ~eud — bn a - Seep og roomw aod garage ¥ OTOP e ele ; ; \a : arm > a: ‘ : ’ ~~. til ies , - _ . . “aio a ; “¢ BUSINESS CARDS || /iyj- 65. CS ew mrccmepre wae Sas RS RRS SE MOL VIA ay : . “ - , Cr “ines 1. ae et , . iui ; - . truck: = ies } a 2 ": . . 2 | ‘ se es shee was = Ms : renerience {Ake I URN Te aa G ) wai im . evenver. ‘ | = ; i —. ‘ ‘ . VYERILLE. 577 Room. private OMve | . ren * ‘~ .r — Yeh, on ' Ts \ F . : ee » Gare rts oe CARPENTERS & BUILDERS Fz a. . , . ; — : ' mre Ki 1331 Washington. ] 12 I T4 Ni rt] Iv a St. - ™ . cust epen event “ia wri erything furh ene¢ CARPENTER | i> [961 1 THe 3 Op -ERATORS mane "ASH OR CREDIT oF | a “a os inh . o . x _ = _ , - ; . ‘ : ond ' 7 p — rwyD Tite ¥ hie “ . : . . . * ira . a : We are post' ns fe experienced Ol R ty R » A Ss | s.\ F ‘4 . tie ae pte vunte . pS. Same LT t ousekeeping’ alse | me makers of ail parts. (perators experienced OF STOVES saa rem Uecoratinar Oe ie cos = = 9 pe : | , oS eens lec ave “aii 1 othiel ttl SEUING MACHINES Oren Bee ike tl — ere, | sae ie CARPENTER » tare Ty , . werk i : - et é; and ei, : sw PA nds mi ‘To ie * | es ood ping suitable yung Married | Too. @ omen oo | 07 . ) - ery . | a : Tess arA S iP ‘ ut j ‘ an Ba Pee operators n : STORE and OFFICE ‘= IXTURES REX h-~—3 % a dum. He ‘ pee for ise kor ping Forest JUS Fi. oe a wth. : ; “ - ; 4 i ‘ ; . . - . dele : . tom? cialt . . 3% Sa Roesemeond, »)42 ° : . : nmererea a : 5 s . ‘ccd ” Fe , sah on 4 } , —*y . . j ¢ haf " vices ‘ ‘7 F : , 47 ’ : . ry or ale aa : : r 7 ae nme ae hep peek On Mr Aife FLOOR LAYING t Lowe —Exs ~T ;' : PoP an lent it. GRAND) Everv Purchase of €10 o7 | BOOKKEEPER S$ DESK—2601” Waal 3 Autetnracetlane For Se eh Gore ee | GARNAL EE ihe bir . nd ‘ : eg ; 2 , ; MEDICAL ar n Washingt a ich ap sXperie “i girls to work on Ve ‘urnitur ple | fuer z WINDSHIELD at. om $7 De 3346—Seald four —e- ey ‘ ‘| : a cee Rete . i = S_10th_st._ | as 3 7 is and wash dresses. Work 3] : tfit for $87.50 ees Tokaaie : ae ae 5 - y bolts Eremiences, Lindel! 1042R SPer ; ry * 8 . , .... me : . “ry san 3 “a , ; nea? } ive Time and Car- a i ci i .* ent’ ti ’ sence antes an eanenonnd ese a S 4 mn Pes oi 5 us oa i} 18 Settn seed aren ew m bi , cet S) 2 a ; Pema rey os 7 453 aiaosiaas aaaun: aia ORT “i aon emmy tee, 4 a . ls HOS eM - ee = ’ Pure - mp 3 vork. hect pay. ° Palitil rene) TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING . a ee , a ren > st? 7 B i inet we a: EAE tracks. THEATRICAL ema lea und = relia We have op s in our Weshing M O ALM MFG. CO Inut Bedroom Suite. 294 50 MACHINES Cente ee Ta Ri 4 — es. i casonabie. Forest a 4 t -— 1 . ; ' - - a a — . locra ny ace ry. 4 ; , ' * é . " . a a a ' = oun : e. i : TC a . . : OPERA I { ms * Experienced Wa] ean a i sala | one | : | | Be yy : : oe Sor « “ . ... . > apa ronme | F . ; : . - -* a ‘ . - “a inr? . 7r ; , . 1 * : : e. > . aa : m CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH'LS’'G «= *» : , imo. . These toads sansiniitiicnand : ") n dresses: fan use a alnut Dining Room Suites: : ne Ret scar hatier: a] . nr t714._tercn Seats t > ime CHICAGO CARPE LEANING CO —Be@ : ,' ; 4 ect ; . Extra Sp "1A S07 vi : ; : ‘od % a A rages ‘as? er ‘ab S53 te) | M455) zk ; '-~ . . . — oat — » of « ae a work. Lind aE - i ij i ; P 4 ‘ Ee : ; , uf! our Living Reom Y Dew? Exch "202 N. 20th. Main | oh tye Trea ryt : ; ‘ : - z ~ ‘> om a partner? ’ ; - - stad LDarta eg; S424 fier A — a ind ERNC > — . ... - we : . r : ; ra — onde py 4 wre ing Torr s "ar . +-Hurner, | ; . SALES O7 , "1 ae : - . a. Ran ges, S39 4) * ‘ - & 0 ec 5 aR irs P nai | | , ) : NEW A ND ST Te SHITLY CUSED — | re “a : —— southern SS. ‘ A» #14] tunity for a Arteh | | Hy fe r etiet FURNITURE REDUCED i | eae ee EXPRESS AND ee ee rans Eade Oey | mak aie a +\ | eee Bed sale | Pie pene CHINERY — Rowght aid sold. Jol Nao ae cr. feacy at ail b e trek | cee ‘ ; . : Wf De linar 550M SUNER mit: ee jerten. , : ) en) vi ' o Init - | ye - > i SSH Ok | ERMS | In U | Pty ANO ! (-ot clase i. . 7 as wa as a ‘af ic - , he rida ' , , — : . —— in ese - furnuiel : a = Yo t - , , nae — | nan e none’ i ’ se , ile 4 e , : ie TO! MOBI LES) Ls PIANOS— 7 ee "i fam: ‘ss GAS PIPE CLEANERS nec Intaiien 10 waare’ ext >. eames ater tae Lee a bdivision |. | : berber a : oe } | Pe caventence. Lindell ee ew . a i : — = : , ; j ‘3 . | =" > . : : ~ eens Ai ‘ ; . , >. to i* a $ P 7 : Pires. ICE ten bd com ae . 7 asa Se ae ; ae te ie og teeter +. our ‘;% 2 ~ ‘\ ih Bae : ses Suir 4 ’ ; sir Tr. es te . i wr : ral » Ne ' ’ sr a.) a a Wanted , . . a5 Oe Sete prrvata _ +e GAS soplan ot md :, . Pont. Te otter ener pas +. 2833 cae? ' ak, ' —* : AUTOS Wtd —Fur wrecking Call (es) P : a ~ oZ 733 Nicely Gr-| pos sstestas put on gr: | , | y ahs a tf P VPal All ~? . *. OM Lets. Perm aii comv’enieaces, steaca/ - , . ‘ . . . . ‘i t , ._ : ; 3 : : a: . ; = ~ 2 may] . 7 ¢ , 4 7 af : f _ - rTrhN mr . 4688 i el OO Pore WORK PAINTING 7 : - | : “ ms ia ia | ; i. waren ~ | no a ne | on . . et — — ay @ Looe arqeies A a. E | wate = The Rest Is the Cheapest : ptm , —_ Os ! si FRANKS [ve > ee he hque ee _— | stem la Frade old furnt ) prc ey ie | eam f — in éne* — §) ‘ ' <— — - ; mH er . ha : : ; q gertemar Re sane ld (eronangedt ro }

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Paes SEO ISSR EF We FRY PO ie MARCH 2. 5. b | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S FOR.SALE | AUTOMOBILEs. on - : = — : —— scatter aae, Furn. Co. | Wanted “i MUSICAL ROOMS FOR RENT—West_ | _FLATS FOR RENT—South |SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR sas | ' Sateen JOS | AUTOS Wtd.—Large and eprpese — Bale | WRSTMINGTER FU. | foes -— tavey | be Gare wae 5 tate meee) | vaied at Leste ‘aloe tae ' omont wo Louis Used Car Ecst cash buyer 3 | rooms; good meals; gentlemen or couple.| _ electric, etc,; $25 Tacated at ‘ie ‘adia near Lake Killar-| b> ANGED ase, oa SIGHT - TO overhawuied:] Be (c3) | PESTALOZZI. 3305 A—-Moderh- ‘ee & rooms: | ney, Magnificent improvements, costing | | ee _— — Pe TAK EN IN ! FP ORDS W ta ani : a ™ L fondition «90> rs ane ther. good | WESTM! NS’ TER oti “B739—1 “yicely fur- Separate furnace, laundry and fruit cel- | 260,000 Hea oh fu? Sreun is wit h 500 | h X va © models. ai) + eed: berea oy whee $4 per mo. | nished first floor sleeping room; every lar; brick garage: $65, tiverside O07: bw | laTge oaks, eg: i drive: . etc. Btately 12-] pm sets, living - | iF “5 W J—100 3137 Locust. ronvenience (c2) | room mansion ith every modern pig — ~~ —— ee — VES WSC=—L00 Colnes. ¢ , = ) ‘EST PINE BL 4900 SALENA, 3318A-—Fliat, adults only: 3{eMce: 7-room ‘cottage: plenty fine out- | oe Gu cama. Lindel 40260" - Be 5 Ti SE D : LA : 1D RS ‘ all, ‘calimes’? ine + gg Bog mag} rooms, electric, ec ee ’ yoy ma pos : ively must ge | at an — on ee pe , ————————————— = _— ston J as .$110 om — res an rx best offer f you cant take a dav | | Mi INE Y TO. T OAN—Automo ; fe mahogal: iy ¢ e - Wiics’] Py NE BEL 400 i—H vusekeepi ng | SMALL F LAT — $14: 1204 South Se venth o ff to +4 inspect property then do not @¢all ) Re Peas ont . Btw. 7 CESS. +++ oe Se | reoms: ré nge, one. 1 nd : $5. (at Hickory). meaiaitei wi ©} ; me f really ints res e:] vo will get t) ( ’ ~ - Is ‘ . € I 1 kit .* = j**- We ‘UT Og Wat walt. 19] a . . ‘ i | | at 4 P2e e. lat n ry =~ . | SHAW. 412°, 4 rooms, ~ kitchenette | : ae st ty ~ i pot offered . “ty ADAMS | Marriage Licenses : | (>): t 1): pate I Radio ANSWERS O YU RASCH & | ANTED Bj 6 | ‘Rooms FORRENT—COLORED SPINE Bohn? $92.00; garage. >| 2a08 lafayette, Victor 2493W._ (e397) | Br ti Station We pav ca 4 : Es = Riverside 1748 C hi oadeasting ‘ | OLIVE. MOTOR, tO were : ' * mont. Open evenings. RL, 3970—4 rooms, _ rear, | SHENANDOAH, “amie eoi condition : 9° | B U NG ! Al SOW B. ARG AIN Births Recorded RR | eek oe 2910 Wa , ‘ DE I. § XE Homont 11 ar gy HMAN PIAN® ©O., rater, $16 month dults; reference. large rooms: modern Ss DvD : a oy . en, ood poate > af IN , The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. f : “f ne Cent. 2174. (c14) | oe $71, av.. Ken 0 YOU NE m olive st. Phone Cen! 3 ; res ESSE (2°) dentin’ cit, En oe _ you red MONE} — _ ee cee ee "front sf West ences: immediate possession. rerhies rei | B | P it Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be i - ms i ’ roome colore: ~~ —————— wna aa j “—e ‘F , , mprean . . : | possession: no red sae: ee: SA ag ' y Machines oe Sale dens nn SF lor ‘ad. = = socctibieenitae” ACADEMY, 928—6 rooms, steam “heat and ry. : 2 Ly a Spin r co., tomy | urla erm s. ; 545.1 Meters given attention, except letters on medical questions of undowdt- or | Ir ii = ‘. Daylight broadcasting at ed sincerity .whén accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ; | evenmnas. YAHLEM CORs ‘ reed only w SH; fully hot_ _water ; furnished. al - : yal ( Ly ' . lier . 3 x , “wy wae aor yong . ™ 7 * S" LO PLLA he ed - : - , tonaition, In excellent cond HOTELS eta ED Son | SMALL ACRE TRACTS | [PS Y |] 940.7 1840, 1180, T2s40F 1:40, er s ‘ wn atid "4 I . stra’ -- -_ —$——) Au SLED CLUB barsans l’riendless, 4431 South Broadway. liable to have a greasy out ine; if free: 38. 50 week. “Z ) fully improved, restricted: reasonabie.| Wood River. | cael, aacer gen A hicl YY re the color is in excess the print a . os oY eer 204K N Sieh at (2) a4 a ter ude Alice Detherage, St. ~*~ 11s, ° Souvenir — Fibich ; = - Take the coins to @a will not be clear. Remove the FOR D— Coupe. 191° ne ee cr HILL’ ts T ER, 1424—3 room: flat, fur-}| oftd %. eS eee ——-~ land ‘ei Saat St. Louis—F loca ORCHESTRA dealer in order to determine their mixture from the fire and while it | ce i monthty payin 0 ; : sere ployed , Ua years old; reason- | __nis shed ; $10: etectrn furn sheg. BEA\ Ik Oa F HOMF Me ‘yer, Al 4. (a) Were 1 a King Speaks value, They are listed in the clas- s ents. BOLIA Mil lacre vo. rae ROsS- «oes ab —_ a ays me OTe Hey 7 |; Jol rh - Darne}) amma Gilbert, Alton, (b) Lul - Jakabowski || sified section of the city directory. ; ‘ ' ' $i: SOW. fa housekee ping; mother . _— ——$— err nat Tohatfer ; , . ee A a emiiin : . 4 . | cms aa ae. Dea} Ss + modern : good meais a1 5) et _5-room apt., + \0: garage ———_: Ries any aaa —— | furnace, electric, gas and 2-car garage. | whom GRoveES TRUST CO. Agt.(c8) | Augusta Herrman, 82. 2713 Uta | Rock of Ages during a — we ut | ( L, AR -~ Obo—Was ington Hal! D rooms, Colfax _ 3649 J. eS TEN ae oes ve ‘ _t¢ 1) TREN BI. ry. WILSON R. E & TL. CO0.—— dele in » “~T) "oO. BOSA Rid : 10:00 P M is loca ted at Birmington, oom | | gt P. STU 4 nable (c3) 7 aes . -e ; ies Mais bots TZ. 9. god meas: reasona floor: second floor, 6 rooms. (6 wr ir omap of Wet a me and our sales | Somerset. The hymn ts allegorica test be ieee nest « 4237—Newly furnished waht 7008-12—5 rooms: 6- f ee al. ! 4 : — , he church it Ess Mpwor ' ’ Mii’ se: ‘ 2s wf 1 FOR a HE B lL, 700! 1 ed 9 rooms; rs {cR) rere 44 ‘ i oi ur . ‘ >. im} h- ' T tirely and refers to t a Cc ure - 24 - : as ave r $7. Pages: - rthwest proper ty | . te Al Recital by Mrs. Madalene Schleich ji) en ; a hin ‘firs co 7 rn rea | nted: td uid ei: — jent boar ad: a“ —_ en - - ! eTTic V . t vO it pe gene. ane MIMIK - “5 rT ort t 1 iA *T >! mera ee r > . ’ Rte ste ° ve nate a r . r le ic ig’ 70 »d- Ad: . wads is by : f ze ' o : , 5) | Runabouts For Sale a SanING. 6949—Single room with) PAGE BL... OG tae Eied et eg __ bath, furnace; modern : $38. ntenial OS) | ant gg — . bi . Ke yo ogy eS. a a aw. ~~ ker, a4, 4366 Co i, (a) Come Down, Laughing | MARIE.—Fifteen years and & C. 2. >. Se FE pre = B. x) tons or | or D-—Runabout. 19° — ieee: unusual home atmosphere. | oil phy $300, J > oe | on > S., mi | its : = Streamlet Spross ‘|| little over four months is the cor-/ customarily *.. caril ae side- ic8! |. er and demountables: $150: ©. 2) | line. _Caban —_________{6"), West | _ nnn = SE BIRTHS RECORDED. (>) “was April. Nev 'l rect answer regarding the insur-| owners to voluntarily mak, t rr Tevis , r - olan See MOND. af ly mea sarge front room; ex PERSHING SSH-—4 # Orns erry — | _ N rth t hOys (c) Swing Low, } ‘ | ance. walks. After + Y at ra 4 on. y t- onen eveninéga ; . a ee ' (cl) PERSHING. »90—-rgom efficiency COTTAGE—Rent 2 rooms, $10 ind wes | \ar . affine: Puekin Burleigt ti elling’ ail eice ® money | , peel \ ning and Sundays jent boa a for rooms, steam and FE. Tumult: Mrs. Madcalene Johnson pnt he ‘. eee ; P OND. 50004—Heautiful bright room ° ‘ eer a° 7 » ‘md oa _ ~s — ~— en or ~ - i “ ** . , . 2 5 i] h irs the need ; ws eniences 9 WASHINGTON, 5861 I S. apar- | - | vara ge: &7500 1000 cash i sh at Ss Carter, 37 lie Pianologues | ognizes them as © { y must be six feet away .rom any s n Seer 2: supreme table: conven! is sone peut sabes meenient: gars h age: STDOU; $ Aon. 1 al ‘ , Fy ; we ay are :, | ‘ of WOOD) M2. SHE egy ac For Sale Mee AN] BOARD—Perehing and Union. 2d Teagan peed: Bip ra tgig smn cose. FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT | sel isco emis . BE. and D. Elsinger, 3106 Senooi, Old I sshioned Town. | as 4 — for their shares other frame building on the lot. het -+ oe o- Passenger , 4 0 ( y bt Is Ness o- Gaesil ; geet an ae Ts ee | ‘ and ‘1CKeT, « a , Jares, . : ne est; ; , D " ust Re OR. mediately, 2404 Goode, De toes a me: + RO51\ vill redecorate SERN Re eee Cod) | South South aes © , , . Jus : Wearving for You. csc RR. R.—~AS far as we know DUMMY. —The Geveraman! see That werkt : — rs _— : : wee ae cia. | , > Stoud) ‘&. ; } ' r . ' ’ = | ot — STINGTON Bb. a712—Room ar VEST PINE BL 7 — §-room effict eT ee me on ee ee ae j ) ae get” i: Berens 19 Orchard. | the United States Government has} not employ ay . wrnte ee hg There series St. (c2) | (2s) ROLE —Sedan ; late model; for gentiemen; separate beds; r e1 steam heat: Murphy bed anitor | WTI. share beautifully furnished ho: Ov reoms, hot-water heat.|.J. ar ‘*. HOURATON, Mr ine Johnson ver conducted or operated a lot- tain patents for inven cea ay an it ‘ a oa "3 7 me are many Government employes in =: ; - new, bare: iin; terms, Big Four, @ ee (2 ervice; all conveniences; garagé optional ee Rares tact Wie wo eter lo Wilmingte: arene I, Cs r mae | . 3. “ponee tery h t! ze. : ‘ 7 ” ie ae ae ~ . ( bn : nd BOo26r Near Tower Grove "ars : , M. and E ¥ , ‘@ : Jah, : a al oa , ’ . . bal we . eam - *. . —— 4 RMAN oH? 94° —_ Comfortable. ‘ = = -- _ —= TE TS = ' G at ' eZ FIR a Dh 4 ’ f the W i Ide sarees, . > - Mn: A oman is not le- the Patent Office, but t eir u 1. REA BUY. . » erect. As miemnete ; ged i ie Hiorsman Pr. B. E.—(1) w are to examine and pass on appli. 4 board: conveniences; & Southwest ' nes mpton h o'senger sedan. smn. Lom Ne By Forest 5225 APARTMENTS FOR RENT ; momo fay Zaeinlich 223 wa b) A Spirit Flower, gally required to take care of her cations for- patents. The inventor paint: balloon tires eee. A apg 8 oe ae a ee “Lifte Campbell-Tipton aged mother in this State. (2) ) a vouig loy a patent lawyer in : 6 aes ee ee St | Oxt a een: 97 (1) —FURNISHED CADILLAC ' OMS FOR g0 i's ition | to 6 Iti mths: Lor .Dafre Wabash LOOT. ic yA yu) lirect Iron owner. 5444 Botan- “4 : »* . , ies 5 . rT ; ’ ‘ ns Close Call will he paid to whoever is named ] ou ean 1.5 on an property mdies -dres see. Pulsa, Nicely furnished for « re Ne, woth a ~ |NORTHT AND SOUTH RD.. 1004-5 rooms, al av ate . _fe4) | ° ; and B. Y ates "409 Sarah. n Neck se a” et of Way as beneficiary. He can make the| pea, by the man, and also can : ‘hone 1.14- ; wt 15 ate spr sued. one . Bich m pr veges _ Forest . est 39 44 > § all con\ eniem es: heat furnished. W ebetet * : Mur} hea BM he e my. ener gecond: w ife the beneficiary if he onenaeh vis w ages. If ou have zo aes Locust. Open oul Central | 23433. : 2) West (ee Divorces Granted. One Firm Faith | wants to do 80. Say difficulty you should employ i. We has “or pe . Centra) PORGA? >be + (Lee art! nt > | : ve ~4 ee es } NGALOW ‘ora from Toulis Thomas; indignities; Nlr (Caroline Johnson Dr. R.~—~-The Legal Aid Bureau is ye Be do to see the Justice AZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locus n: | _ blo : “on _ s HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. 7522 Washington, 2 yearg old: 5 rooms. | restoration of maiden name, Payton. Wy 5. ise Day (Matinee Ee oie oe oe Munteipe! ae Se ag cer or the Constable in his court. T day. weekly rates: tub. sho’ baths double efficiency; every conven- reakfast room. reception hall t water ay from John Rhodes: desértion; res- oe vi uce teenth an arke af we ra ; agees : DO) | FOR RENT FOR COLORED argain. See this ti . SLY. 334 B® oratior af Beye A name. Williams. re Madalene Johneon ' 4 aoa is no Legal Aid Bureau in OLIVER.—: | ably court costs, ou Ww aveiing divorced. , : sE—$ yer month: privileges o f Ro bert “from M artha lhawson;: desertion Mra. Madalene Johnson | , ROPERS. = t? +- » “ ; : x : . an on wr : . 4 - . a ; ‘ | tur . a’ ’ rapa uy aa pod p » - bye ‘ 4 he rry 1) oe " s ate : DT for $30. with ON, $858—Light housekeepine’ also. 'MINSTER PL... 4633—2-room spart- ins to right party. Phone Forest 4216|/ GONPIDENTIAL loans on automobiles an | y from Loew's Stat | rd ° 3 I = 4 FO AM ete age el a om, og WBAP Fort Worth Star-Telegram ‘sand Sundays, 2) WESTM! NSTER PT. 333 room , spa: yr manufacturer: 2) foom ¢ 705 Olly f report OG (476.9) 7:30-8:30 choir; 90:30 ’ I ind Goeseling. (Silent Night Chicago.) KTHS Hot Springs (374.6) 8:30- Broadway. 08) | and Sund: : (3036—Two 0+ al how he se sgn , . - - 1 double miiiding, with “Bring car and title. suc! aoe reine sae — WOT Ames (270) 10 popular mu- 10 concert; 10-11 dance. 7 tae tak sep : 8636 Ti = | )|6VDELMONTE HOTEL, 5630 Deitmar. (1) ' FV @= 00 Se co eet ee Oe _ ae eatin Olive .. “$8 toned Canton’ Sameidee: — sic. WDAF Kansas City Star (365.6) HICLES | you $30 to $ ‘during our use . ekeeping rooms. Grand 1935R R ANE r AC “1 APARTMENTS i ——e-: HBATED OFFICE. single or alouble 1 For price apd terms | “week of month. Auto Auction Co., 121! ms, . M.—Sandman Chub pro- “WEMC Berrien Springs (285.5) 6-7 schoo] of the air; 8-10, talk, this week EENTH, 8. 2317—Furnished or ut . : of. f rooms ANK SAGE ee Bram es : music; 11:45-1 nighthawks. ‘nings and & (2) Six-room efficiency bea at fully fur- ee) dot 5. pt wane : PEN TODA — nfidential. 1881 Rallway . ae , — 746—2 and 3 room light.| Mshed wit! 106 N. &th st. tc?) ; ia Richard A WEEI Boston (475.9) 6:26 Scanish leasens. rey eport- late , i lens alien dente cea ty th rit hotel hands rvice: one . . i ee . West Mi INK +4 LOANED on fur iture —? Piooat } ' We : “en “it rindell ‘Bac 6. room 220. GOOS Clive , Bd ping rooms ana far age \ j ot lay ‘ r 4 ry nartrnent | ght " ? } c . P ry { f s000 SHO00 ta ; - 5 —e = . ris ’ Sin’ - . is " , Bo [D> louthide seomn, fen thees aenvteente to | MEDADG AY. 6201 8. —Gorner store.” ol g a MONKEY LOANED on household . chemra, from . Timer | oe: WMAQ Chicago News (447.5) ©) Ky Los Angeles Times (404.9) / ~ O4r 1.97 abe fidentia! / RM } ts ’ eck: 3 a 486 ie cided OF pg a ; : , '% aaa ( ' TT rigt Price >} a0) : . *h, i we "9k a7 o FORD— me ti truck; ® tarter, Natut West HOUSAM RFALTY CO. iy mNON T,. Xx. 722 Ch NU ive 8&3 er} af Lobinson, WaeN Chicago Tribune (370.2) or KFI Los Angeles (467) . dance: * dome. (35 . | e 6°O - Dandy 3: re COME ' ; } pth ry rates, confidentia ' wan, ’ POR aes ae ‘truck: © $50: also | m Mir jl. een - 2 BROAD W AY be ' Tat ™ am 7 ie , CarT bso dU ’ * Standard “| ‘o., 2081 Railway es WIL—273 Metets tet. ‘ tures: 12 dance lant hit ; ; : ‘he ehange ld ' (on ” " a tf own ; ae Tmome: everything fur | tc) i tena = ~ ee , >”) ; me _— ; - ; >a *a Al at Py 4 (4 ) 10 harmonic 00:t Lv tliat: ope nm ev eninugcs and Su : 5 AR R r. ~~ 4446 i coal a onnecting FLATS FOR RENT \ ERNON LAT es “ae Chestnut. iv‘ lahat eT - « -— “ . . : 4 a ho: ne or tye Yi N fy ° y ne y ” . " ’ ey an . ‘ aay ra Baie I : - — 7" — | ] AC yay on uv ) hen an rs | & eening roo =. Se ‘ . > 4 “Twig y) ” rooms Ss: 40 raya) — soa i - — ; == : 7 ; ™ tu ' > . . = (las d of try ust. Ree us ' “ che > Ss Be. “ , ah . Oo} 9 . gh : : om ' i , fi, ae son . (289 4) ¢ music mic; 10 features: 12 orchestra. lition: starter and demountables. DN, 5a! 5o— Lig! housekeeping! also 10d sanning ee S. eS > | wie ge oe, © ny s. Se ” 4 | We giv ‘ ene - ~ le he : . .. = a ; Ay - make ¥ r own term owest “4 , iy oy rr utr road lire iaieani wooo Minneapolis oe fia paul , 2? ad | QO! . 7 d Billy Kmoght, HT, §560—Front ousek , ; ik . ‘Ths . id 43 wom f ; . $50 000 TO LAAN oD “> "| ~ orstechra, quartet. dance. E. we Sier "Ia fr far ‘ . 1 P~ OC)? | . ‘ ede ( hy *s nut. () ive ROOD rr’nTyio “DOD a (>! \ Ie |. [) VT y\ I) ; P - ; ae A pes i, ; onl ‘WHO Des Moines (526) 7:30 vo- . wed; convenient. ic) ’ OO. H. BROOKS r a. ™ dirgan recital Ph onc 3003 ; “room for family housekeeping y) «ee nisned ym pile i = i S| oe - . ‘ 1¢ "ati ke ‘ for mmoint ry + } furniture mn diate anewe r: eas of ne , a i ATinute _— Ttems 2008 Le cn’ canted tae r r I 7 SHING TON, 2601——Doctors I - onfidentia!l 2901 Olive Ps t Selections——-Herbert Koch. 8003 Locust.” & LL, 2624——Front: gentleman or lady REN C W _ r etalk Mine leetric: nev aa nS nk oR ats one io] usikoff from Gr: Cen- = 7, 4 uM, Let ; sf, ists ' * S17; 1 heat. electric: ev outhn ail ‘ . oO} ‘ j ri tis] if from Grand en I . ; mn v S ure f from (Courtesy of Radio Digest) KFKX Hastings (288.3) 9:30 vo- PORD Pouring. with starter Barteau Gast | Dea! 2005 Locust. Open eve 7 vit. | marble - bai! eapietely, eauipeed ter eet haan er re o® ON SOUTH GRAND BL. REDUCK YOUR PAYMENTS. North 7 ” > 7 1 ; ; } nl pl } "a 1x ° , r mr ‘ 4 o* : : : aad ; —— . " . . ’ hy ts , ’ , i? : 445. aT) . al . ¢ kK > c.. Ford NDealertey biehed: meals optional. Vietor 0707 MoPHERSON ; : : €%31) vO04 7 : : NEY to salaried peopie, easy payment: : oars 8:15 musicmakers. 7 > ® Murphy beds, tile bath with SORTE REALTY ANT) LOAN CO es ‘ °5 Sinfoni-; KFRKU Lawrence (276) 7:15 talks, “ poe AI, + Oliv: 4 Gecorak- i 4 pnum eff heautifully furnished: |! om ‘ er confiderntia rusiko VIO! , a bargain for - ») cold water each apartment: al oa : . . dan sh Prec South es te : E°9 ; ° et! easy terms. ; i r | ; ; . } 7 +9 rv : - 8 a° & P. Ciypsies. Ww HAS Louisville (sllent). “Trucks For Sale # A ee day, Manager on premises, or call Cab-| established x: stand, also’ é-room fiat | (00 eS iE ALTY CO. 5899 Delmar.fcl) | ete: easy ter 12. "3924 Washinetond|l Bine Flame Blue Blowers: songs Be HL organ; 6:3@ dance, 10 instrumental, vocal, mat i res; $2 22 : sean a ; 4, ’ sone Rridwe, tires; S200. 4229 PGIVERILLE, 5735—Room; private: live 270. 312 International Life eid j . REAL ESTATE—FOR OO” RED sonny joan 0 salaried persons, eany at 6:30 ensemble, string quin- 10 vocal, instrumenta); 11 fea- 8? Texis Motor, Ford Jeale 5157—Two dandy house or any business; low rent re! S950 dor Sraitl i Vu KNX Hollywood (386.9) 8:20 mu TE It - Je ns ve on 2 ‘ R Pager bs r ¢ at ) a M FINANCIAL £1700.000 T¢ ) L () AN ' ‘teaete notes |} » eels ind Siow ae nag ie chestra; #:30 dance: 9 Jac . 77 ce 4 : . 4. ry “ lectr ; ) K - ite 3 Wri baal ‘Le ia i ; mai z . —_ ; . ; ‘ P 4 KO ‘ , ’ iv ad fj a? ajerere “> 2 ' ping ‘atl 4 Ph Sidney S7p0._ LE e 4340—Sn at] oy _ room, eS. $375 (c8) | 9, Post-Dispatc. (Cae) iI INGOLN pict ING CERT I ATY> utomohi les don't lose 3 . we | inations. @ 4 > . Shack: 11 Club Wigwam; 11:30 : - * “ ? - Pp —- ‘ sir . " com’? uw ' . es Trane itl * ur a! ’ ap daa) tent tad ' a Ae : ) —— a . weaces Linde! 1042 MONPRUOMER 2565—3 rooms; newly | Wtd.--Box F-2 Diapa pay off o 1 Toa ‘ [860 Weching' $500, $650, S800, & S10) 2) ~9” BUSINESS FOR SALE = entertainers. . \ oe ave tha auto parts, bolts ir Sat ASil ~ €is ° 4 ‘ g's ) IEE ‘ yt) b - of . om Ss th « 720 Py BLM, ys : : mh 5 OE neine ; } He) Sidney 37 B0. G45") ' ampe fare and ~ BAKERY —Good. meal Cab okla + ae wnvyvo New York (526) 19 ‘ . ‘ : = a - ) od peneeigeet 4 Pp oOP’yY . rae “1? : "Tt ‘ . . ge , aeatent tithe & earch stance my” von, (aii , D ADDING, Batteries 5 a. = fom: abso. | NORTH MARKET, Toss —¢ rome Tet BAL ESTATE = de> ase es DO NOT LOSE YOUR CAR | pado inrara: ot tithes, with each | stanae, ieenss | ott | gence, studio progeame, talk. ; pe aries nonin the | a nest nut | ; — - | ag ook. “leas of We Pay Off Your Old LA oan ok : 1 | eae ares, oat Broadway. (ct) | WI% New York (466) 6-8:30 Will Senefit all batteries, new oF a “Car left in re 6 a ee DY GOODS BTORI emai pork, wed) «talks, dance, concert. “ , é j ae ' . ad ' ) ar a6 ' . ede ‘ ’ ‘ " ire Inquire y- To pte “ae ,» wonderful for “farm lightiog and WARRMR or without cejca-te bath e4 ATL ZEMSKY REALTOR, | | Locust. First floor, . Immediate servin gre 3) WBBR New York (272.6) 8 quar- battery: dealerea wanted, Radiolite . aN “74 os "Pee - iyier? 400 (c- BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES +2 ~ ANS J OLIVER Tf, STOCKS AND BONDS mry Woops #% mE —est 1 ‘ fn tet. Bible lecture. tery Co, 4839 N. Broadway. Colfax ¢ BS: Suitable for OA ccd) A. build 4-room irame, $1600: prick ee rt VICK M ONEY South St. Lovie, Cherokee ) 7 Bhiox win , ar = Northwest . | dackoe +, ee ee . of ’ ie expit Mortgages Q) i omy ND ‘ht at market value | fornia district. of wl WOAW Ohama (6526) 6 organ; lat, poder dd q-idt! . as _ r ’ payments , - ‘ ' nil . we ertate et -OB G-lol, an ref! « and toilet. “ye a me ' ; + oe ~ Naor QO mu ‘or r pear 'e : ‘ r - ; . ‘ ’ : ers. : : . . , = : i ™ " , “sek Pig ‘ : , 7 B ’ & ’ | 7 re th ut ut inkerse “er & ne ¥4 au ' } ‘ oF , : ' ’ j ’ ~ te . : ; a iT he : wri r pons as ~ . 3: rik ; a PE a _ ze ae poet pevt es he tetas sg och a © ors » ABBOTT ~f, AL tay cCO.. REAL ESTATE F 9 — mass ee ; acount — ~— . “~"y LOANS ON REAL ESTATE 4 50} * Central Nationa! re = teh - 74°70 Hed'amont fe) trio; 12 dance, sol olsta, : ‘Boty Cc 06 § t Tiga ee ees | 606 Chestnut. (c8) | PROPERTY for sale to colored peovie? | AT TU LAs pes = 6 agate gs mom f{ONEY LOANED—$100.000 on improve ive 1014 GROCERY. MEAT MARKKET—Geod loca : . v : i AR M rn x = - 2757 “re od - floo r | For auick results, call Hays wand Chest: nition cut 4 ? LA ti! ee s > y ' X St Le uis rea! estate at iow eat interest , 2 a , — se ta . : te ¥ ) ws . ee. lea’ ing Lown. 1401 Monroe WFI Philadelphia (304.6) a 24 : , od) TPT ie 4 } ; fur , rer? $45 Co ** Bomont ©2058. Jefferson ané ¢ of) ii : ‘ SS. oat a ™ _ advance on revi ts; afc ond Gerais of trust . 5 ‘ av 4 ° rer , | i? ; t¢ 1> orchestra: s talk. VERNON L NN. » thieenan ut _ Olive 8300 _ nut. See: ena - —- - JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. S15 Ches (o®) _ nA fr} or iawi ac ,ve ROK Ee “he ¥. ~ d ™ ea’ market c ott ae Kae?) . ’ wall a oh eo gp We ~——) astake? BO 68 eraan -Mine - thern furety Pr? unt fami.y: will invoice woo Philadelphia (608.6) 6:39 ~ hits ; : : poe . ¥ 7 ny ‘ # a Z = . | 4 ; » : a ’ c ; ¢ . 6 M U - ] ¢ A L ERY. 5 ; "3 \ ; a , $260— ipposite i+ wer Grove REAL EST’TE—W 1 D. To BUY *> HONEY * , ) TOM hours: we also make and n ! P J j p wn asee f . oo kk rey ave a -? — iad 4 . orchestra: 7 concert: 4 603 °e Wh Ww W ‘ . lay: . : > & or rer? te et ari m- . 2 j ri 0% wy anti SCHR i ‘ *) es hea news : “ated. 02 i ~ t e ‘- — a ~eagem j 4 » . ' na og AD ané ¥ oN RENTS “ até ‘ ‘ : (,PaoCRRY—And reat merke Berath & ide ee @ dl ens 4 b. aha wold a a ISP ge Porest 714°R: 2 Long! \ Yietor 40530N Cs NOW ia the Ume ti res coal: sonia i ° ~ & 2 sat ' . veure pte SHO STOO werk. | 5:26 concert: 6:46 feature: 7:30 . : eury - Teme a oy 7? 2 soome. | ' Jectr Clits = — Aen Ty riontios oon re : as ‘ — 7s meer 4 ‘yd ‘ ret i: & Uietn@ rooms io rear: cant ; dut. St. 1. Wanted — “ ee | ce gg ayy cn Nl epee ic Li ai. 3 ; ‘its. Phone send description “- $100,000 TO LOAN r rh Len 2 a, eee ) Ly: ee at ot a eee. macueed at en tenor; & concert; 18 frolic. ) = ‘ J ‘\ : ~~ : , ty w a ‘ . “- ‘ - . proj 7 * \ ‘CK ' . ~s oy PIANO hiret-class condit jon, : . * zz. put ~~ - . im firet ; maltion a Si ‘ " MOORE. 2044 N. 4! epecia ' Made in five minutes No red y rc K EL. ‘ : “e) HANCES rifice $5 4): leays ng ont Delmar . - KGW Portian4d fallent). | a E S J, an estminster pi. Toronto (250) 7: aT] eym- Piodipes Re. een % : ; cy raAhn@ckK | N4 co.. ate “3 a ‘ur. Fnseeneaneae =~ —Y WF WAK VR. Sir) in vie What hare 79 . 7 k ee ee ou | ae 7x wen, PL, 4725 Southern en |" mp? ORIDA CITRUS STAND | ————————— 7 ‘west AND SECOND DEEDS] "is Se! patios: 2 gS phony, quartet, MiLA MPRA 3 “4 Fi AP GRAND—ta } (ny hh \] AN Al It) lA VAN ‘ ar outck serwi + eer You wae a — nes x WcCcapD Zion 4344.6) s orohert: a, pianist, reader, res : ' * genilemas Pind wn . a : wreekipe. t014 sty » hearers n@ : : iM) | 40 pcres ne : ay fF, loo. etete your propos TP ee oe ee 1ey if dh ~ tes FentLeman. revate Tatupa. i: ALBUN m. €t.. Boe J TA , ' , (a) - <a. 7 Central Si. {¢ : stMid Qeiive eat ; “a ‘§ nerences exe hanged Fores’ ; » J - (cx)

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ard abies Sahat thy ee thane 96 sir ; 1 Hs « St iyt a ONT ea ek ee nae og: PES Oe oy Pie ope peed so Bei ti SE a foe mn . pe eight png Rat mT T+ Ween Mee Pee My, Me silts i ¥ mS 4 ~ 9 IE RNG ec. aR Vea heb ; ‘y Cee ie “ * ST LOUIS POST-ORSPATCH STATEMENT ON THE NEDRINGHAUS POOL tawver Savs G. W. Niedring- haus Was Deceived Into loiming 4he Organization. ——— - , Sete a! (,eorg¢ Ww Nie as a Lim b's ident of the $25.9000,000 nal Enameiing ang Stampio,; im 1922. into ining a pool to trade tn the com- ts . -- , . anv ss atock. ts a charge maue in A rarement issued today DOr & a Ge tmith. attorney for tnt ompanys i_o., Was ones ® meertine The annual stockholders meecuns . . Mar | : ’ ha neid rei : . at uu } cr 7 ss * * 4 sy? 7 ‘ry "nseat ‘ime efttorts Willi re uti ra] . - -“—* inghaus. Sm statement -jedri fHtLOows: “The statements 'S and signed by letter jate qd Feb. oa w a 4 > 1, . mes Rrown,. Leonard A. susy eoantained in the nid others, t% ‘ arned the facts wil _ in Nati onal Enameiling ana th reference to out ofa total « * f crowd for du tors « Enameling and Stampin “Mr. Niedringhaus with the pool was tre ty Mr. Maguir telling him that ¢t were forming a con elect another member as president, t “way to prevent t! the poo] which % guire. Cause of Antagonism. “The other directors deny tha , any such mo ment to select anv one other tha it Niedringhaus as, president the company eve, existed. Mr. Niedringhaus believer Mr Maguire DP i into the poo!) and everything went smoothiy-untl Mr. Niedringhaus refused to pep if the Nation ¢ ’ ° management hen the pool has been and ji holly antagonistic to Mr. inghaus. (,eorge W. Niedri: Niedringhaus Investn hat they have recently | gether held 6000 shares in _* {30,000 shares. Niedringhaus never has had con‘: ' ed dy , 7 ‘+h ¢ ~ amping C stock. that the pool | of or anything to do with the man- = rrry Te ¢ ic iy Ff 4 ,& r haw. and that the Poo! is a Niedringhaus | ©0. crowd and is not and never ha pool, are all false and misleading. | been a Niedringhaus pool. » dec may 'St rouis. Kennett #& S&S ; : , ’ - , y : - ; mVitik ‘ bal -4 : nad the Cairo. Truman & Sout TTT Essex “6” Coach $979 MBLIVERED ST..LOUTS VILL LLLLLLLLLLLLL- te ee OC LO EE A A Ne Origin of the roe. “As a matter « of fact, the so- | ‘allied committee has always known about this pool Maguire, president Coke and Iron Co.. hecause W. G. of the St. Louis organized the original pool, and Pau! Harper, at- torney for the St Claim As to Proxies “I don’t know how Questioned. many proxi committee holds. but to one-third—of isleading as its the stock ls otner state- cannot have mans resent Board of Directors BUSY BEE CANDIES SHOW ‘WEEK SPECIALS Slip a package in the car for the Show.— Att-Werr Canpy SPECIAL —Ma k Chocolate Brazils, the box 25¢ - TUESDAY Canby Speciat— Satin Dainties so candies) in 1-Ib. boxesonly .. . . 30¢ IN THE BAKERY Art-Weex Speciat—Pineappie Stollen... . . .30¢ Tuespay Spectat—Devil's Food Layer Cake. . . 50c Hii Wil: ii Cash and Carry. eee No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders ~ = zy + We HOUSE FURNISHING CO. -gmeaiieed, Due to #} usual Low P, . Cannot f - 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street het bee heh A Special Sales Event for March 6000 Brooms Bought at a Saving and Sold at a Saving to You \ bi aie Regular 65c Values Offered Very Special see J | ii } | } » ; ~ % | : , Our tremendous purchasing power is again demonst the offering of these extraordinary values. Bought at a Women's Featu WONDAY. MARCH *%, t925. a - COFPIP OGG, ro, “ly ‘ %% “~. 4, + *, Louis Coke and | 15 acting as a unit in their attack Irion Co, drew the original. pool |2nd holds upwards of 177.009 vote “Hear, land o cakes, and brither Scots” concession they are being offered while they last at Tes se proxies they c | of stockholders, wh c = who; hoid. They appreciate the confi ScotcH SHort Breap is on sale every day at 15c | . srooms are all perfect and 4 lers and fee!) | Hit : heme made of durable straw, well beueid and stitehes : =Love ‘Ghecotates wound at the top. They are full length - THE BEST IN ALL THE WORLD Get your Broom early. igreement. “Mr. Leonard*A. Busby. signs the letter asserting knowl-| dence of their sito: edge of the pool, has been a mem- , confident they will ber of the pool for several years, gnd Leonard A. Busby and W. G. anietnted Wry Macuire are now two of the three Ww ASHING TON, ‘Marc * —_Short members of the managing com-_§ line railroads operated sider Fed- mittee who absolutely dominate the eral contro! during the war, and Supreme Blend - Ib. $1.50 Fruit and Nuts - Ib. $1.25 affairs of the pool and who now "which signed an agreement ac Variety Package - Ib. $1.00 Special 10 oz.Box = $ .50 inten propose to vote 8780 shares of /knowledging full settlement of al! “> stock, standing in the name of the ‘ctaims against the Government, peol, In favor of the men selected | cannot now receive court consider- hy the St. Louis Coke and Iron Co. , ation for additiona] claims. wholesale COST, These c*¢ ' yer rec. enameled handles. agora Againxt Short Li ine Claims STITT TINIE UAC CA ET EOL LLAPEMODODGOO CLO IACOACE LALA GMOAUEPEOEPRRUE CAEP TUCO EML GC eCe Coote eee Ci “Tinea rn _ TT vin! : , i" ; sieit if srele? UPON ek Murai RE mada lt Fey i hy H (L Offered Special at ; | at! ys ; | + veG ~ ' ties bd ; hae =e »F¥ a. ait ad Sink rived tied! oy He my iy t ! Kl, } uy, - ' 1 . - 4 | q hh Z : P *, ) 3: i ) : : , , . 7 id Hi Pi baapeeet jet i iif , te . Hi " . a . ? . : - : as " | : ? | $55 Value je gai wa es en Set oy, ed { -) uP tty "". é . Z Ds - naasepestt tte Virgima Simmons af Orn ae ae ae aa Beach This large W arcdrobe Trunk Is @ Fo! ogT: ered with: hea v blue fiber. b Cy tif” Petsrre, YS h LLM : : r x Mn, ‘4, pdf fi, Mile top OT The elothe ‘\. hi: inging si¢ fs for Ne S T fe 1 We nay be raised. Contains 3 large @ es = thd : t Sil an ’ , | Wi th Hit ers faced with eretonne shoe i? s ger OTUNOCO CCCI LI nase nt hy fit it His L : Hi DEPEL bas toad , - A“ . ; si . ; - e ‘ hard row ot — love » wee ; ar , “ ’ , 7 ; ass nm Arita : tis: Wir (ty f it Mi 4} HM ’ ’ i tH | . é ~ ' " . ’ P ; _ , : - th Ht biti igh th ‘aad ae , biMpaitissd: tend ms , ripe ~~ >. en and spring loeks - 2 ; ' j ; = te . . oat iui i ie i we ; ae 4 iii ee Het} i! a ity en Mitt su Hig iN ih igh i ig eh ve i t ih i i “iis! nt iM Hy it! tt His ; Ti . eT ee ae em Oe eee 8 ee ee iat HH Hi 8 iH hin it Hitt tii ht ity 4 in ait mati . nl ae . $2.03 Cindi Me Dress Trunk bul ii} mi) Nii Hit oh " hii iM oF Male Me gi Fr Lik cue ata maith inn Bi “aint atti ninth he SA SAD “ i i i a i ' ota Series » See be eS RD aS > > PRE Ne —--~ it Hii it hy Genuine Reed Fiber” ~ i it fi nytt i Al if i) : tit + > ; + i | = ; : | : BS Sep a at : > Put tee 1 DEM 3aby Carriage: $29.75 $ Value. _. 4 ane “; int BH i} fi ft Wh a ' Lin ti mt A Liovd - Loowm product that has a S gS 2 : a prides 2 ie SLADPRPSDRELD SSA SADA @ There are comparatively few banking insti- tutions whose services to customers extend as far as the field of general real estate. HUE 1 i nett: @ ‘The Mississippi Valley Trust Company is i Giochi one of the few. i i a ae ; ia! i ut ‘4 tk Hitt Net 7 large hodv wove $95,().()) 4-Piece Two-Tone W alnut Salto i AOR ge .@ Whether you desire to purchase a home, | i ber, enamet: or whether you have/one you would like to ret - Me ik hy: ui ; eae ve jit sell; whether you wish to'rént an apartment or £10 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments > bbb hhh) bbb) bbe eee eee eRe RRARES LLL BRD springs and ripbler- li | +f tired wheels Pi ‘i a ia whether you have property to be rented and Hi ail managed; whether you need a loan on real | | estate or whether you are looking for a safe investment—you will find the Mississippi Valley the capable of ren ane you the most effective ia Heb ni service. Hogi: td Hil ‘ $1 Cash—Balance Mc ——— 9x1?-Foot Axminster Lugs HM tit @ There is another important consideration: While our Real Estate Department offers all the services of an independent agency, yet it is a part of the Trust Company and must ever ad- here to the same high standards of business Hit) oe ee | ey . OF) integrity that justify the confidence of over Pili tue i | 2 ee Parsi abe fifty thousand customers. HHH ith tthe $3.09 Cosh£ Balance ‘idenabas $65.00 § Values at ; Ww “i ne ih + ; : : as? ~s P: “4 ee, BS & “* ae hoa oe Beran eR SS uh Hy Hf we ; i ae ee Feo 4 ee . Re ae $1 Cash Delivers One . $2 Cash Delivers One UNION HOUSE FURNISHING COMPA) PPS ss poh eae) LO cas Re yt be a ROG REM + ogy om, ‘ 5 i ie ep é Ne Ke] set Bo eine aden —~- : Halt tik ' iH a ’ ’ : , fii" ute Tee AT te i iii & idiuyl: Tun ulus bia bli iF Ldenes 4 tid ii alt MiMtfutih it titi pa an cane” me eM SE 8 a: ARS Fe a 28S RIES AL OC a aera mR Se ee e , Soli AE ee ee a she, ee ‘ . .o

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MONDAY on —. ~~ Due to th Wiction and ¢ ™ > ue to . , » usual Low Pri eer. + cotures KP Q. Lg o™ F _Q_ QW . sh ta N \ Coon Y WN " ws ow’ Popular Comics __ ; NAS News Photographs PULA THY ~ SN 3 fONDAY, MARCH -, SS : \ : \ MONDAY, MARCH 2, 192 Bis Cains Del; MONDAY, MARCH \ \ NN \\ & ng S \ \ , . | i ; SS SS SS NS VMN AY » SS ~" WS NS ; CO. y B | aWgygg*, AWS r. A”, EMI |," XN A SK PAGE 2 ~ er These Brooms | 7 2 ; Yo, _ "% Wid , ee eae a a s % % Mf, Y apfe 4 POU" ts fy 7 te ‘ y / / ’ if ff Yr "Myf Y %, . ‘", 4, 6 GGG Ay il im ML ad babbbdiddddsdddddddaddddddddddéda ULNA, Y Y, 2 PP * , 4% fp 4" 4 4 treet e ih Yi», 0 Gi AMBASSADOR WIL tn “ott wher dbbe PRESENTS gs ” gb CREDENTIALS y ‘ “ty ‘ “te “ip, 7 ‘ a 4 4, A, : ‘ y “1, Z Me aii gs ' sitesi 4 ee — y SALE TOPA LM UNM AA MMS A AMM LM M« IM ap h : : aE ¥ ty y ¢ # S44 A SFO F AAA PPE C HS J 7 7 wy SSS » Ay RS for March | Z } Ls toy" Li = » J So Vy Js ioaauumnygyyynnncniininyy a oY ea Ye, 7 4 OEE Vee RA a 7, eaae* ed “ty al ; a ‘i pe tABAtl thar, VW /py , i hy eattttstas 4 ee 1 ‘ “ey “, Vi, Z Yorn, Wie : “ Meas 4 VA Th, es 7”. 4 +s, ~ ~ LAIFFFCFAMEL FEL LAA LLG: Se BENS > we AN ee Wi her f RAGAAN Wan cc ARRA \ .S ec to or XX AA > % Cd oe ~~ ass bo WY we be " CVA ARAA CARERS RSet SSMAbA a8 Ee WREAQOS RERRE —.. 1... +," at a Saving to You > = s NACE R AST EA SS AR ANSARASRAAABRBRASAASAARARAAASAAANASAASSAS ~~ » CRRRRRA Sef oe is PERE AcAaee” oS See SSS © RS SEE EE SEES EES SEES . ee ara cero” o> oa & ssn: ss SSS SSS LS SS SS SSASPAASASANAAY DOSES SSM ASABE vr: ~ .* . 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They are full length and haved 1 your Bre MOoTn early. : SSS SS SSSA ASAABABAASAAAASA EES Mrs. Louis Hager Jr., the former Alice Busch, at Palm v ' — WNIT t titi tb di biy, Uy VAN DYCK- SOLD FOR $200.000 } yey LAAs ii ssssssshshhhh sissies issssiiiieniinin 4444 Mesieoe “a ; : ? SO Snes ex : ae LAAAAAALARAAAA TS ST ES TEE SES %%% & i ee ee ee Oe OS NAAM VQ VSSAAASASSADVASAALSA SS Ne « SADA J i le SSSA VA Wee’ . VRRRAY SS SSS SSBAASLASBASASASALAALASLBASBSSASBABRBAABABAAZALAS’ LARA cua”? ? > o> % & ~«.% ae . . * . NANSAAAARAASAAARASAAABRAAS. oa, a " : +» SRE £7.55 - wr", * - nae ar ae : LG ae x V/ 00g Reed BER 37 * yy "Wr ryy ing ih . js “My, F ” WA, ) . ( -) ~~ Uy Wi Uppy, rrr 5s4470777" Yeeff 77, o” ff?’ , oe _ oe Cblrrpyypyyyyyppthl”” sf ; Utttyyyyyyyyyyy ppt” yr WeterrryygyyyyyyptttllY” # | Virginia Simmons at Mrs. William D. 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basse mp sill dtl ab clipe xo MRRP tes POLE LEO RG ie A A MINS li pre , me” BF ses a POSER Shoe GAL: aii biol hes je: tir petted BED irate Baie Om, bills ; ee eet - ee a Sige ae @ nae eee Aged souls ede s) re ey Un * Ly 8 ap pt ~ right on eae ts him for somethi oo a a a ee ee BOPP BBL ll tli | iction’. Fashions. Timely Discussions LO OPO aC RA BLA > > a a el eel el ————— TT a A ee MEDITATIONS —OF ; MARRIED “WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND 1 DAY DGUBI ee ST. LOUIS POST “DRAWN BY NELL BRINKLEY “PORGIVING’ A MAN. WOMAN is aiWays ~ FORGIVING a > .* ” ¢ _. ~ 7 7 _ rT) — Man must admire ti uality of liveness in womal ~~ ~~ : ) > . r ‘ ‘ ’ J . , J ’ , rftrrmi?yy v4 exe rcis for he never negiecis chance f her al pportunity 10 ex it. on ¢ } ra 4 ¢ ’ ; P F 7 ; rT? ; 7 | ] ‘ W {} i a0 Wii He will aiwWwais Gm:i™* ; ‘ ; >. ha ‘ Py ia ‘ Li ail fee | do all the forgiving and LE Half the time a man never suspects ror has the faintest idea of wh he's being , . ° . * When a woman twines her arms around his neck and mu half-tearfully, “Oh, well, he’s a daNing. ANYHOW!” he dumfounded. He KNEW he was “a darling’—so why mention it? 7 * z - 7 She forgives him for kissing her—and for forgetting to kiss her. For lying to her—and for telling her the brutal truth. For deceiving her—and then for UNdeceiving her! a > . She will forgive him for burglary, arson, mayhem, murder—for anything on earth—but not for falling in love with her! Or falling i Jove with some. OTHER woman! » > * And, if she can't find end on to forgive him for. ing he did years ago!’ ’ +. - 7 * It’s no use! Woman was born to “FORGIVE” man@and he can’t STOP her! Copyright, 1925 vou like—it For shc is the bright star tn her own private firmament. Her days sre spent gazing at but the glass in her telescope i mighty thing on the top of “Lick,” person she sees in the mirror; kinda poor—not powerful like the nor a microscope like the jewel-like instrument in the labowatory. For she never sees the flaws in the lady in the glass. | And, by George, there ar these years of devotion Hair perf fn the sun whea she goes Teeth like the grains ‘Oung ears of corn, so even, so white. kin like tire heart-petals , ; . " . . like white velvet, with nails ts “lothes—exquisite—alwavy ell-cared-for racer’s coat: t@éarrose. any flaws to spy IN her after al! sparkling so Lips smooth as silk. Hands them off with a perfect pearly pink. resh—always sweet-smelling—always (nh an cagie But there’s one fl: It lies too deep for And ittds “selfuwnhness:”’ Of course. You could guess that. Fy INSTALLMENT TWENTY-SEYVI ULLY lay playing with the baby, who liked sim with a long spear of grass, and thinking just inake that fence and grinning, at times, te . re he had taken Chirstie home for dinner: w the flowers were blooming there, she had tion about her morning-glories. Wully had bees father-in-laW and the women among the trifling tie had spoken of the accident, «nm answer to Barbar tion. And Alex had turned to Wully, and remog ’ bot having a better fence for Chirstie. A man ous woman had such things, McNair had assured him was one of the best things he had had to tei his long time! Alex McNair telling him, Wully Me reat a wife: McNair strutted about, taking gi that sarden, extremely proud of —_— the . sv" iround. Bo he! nme.p ) He couldn't “te Was running} to be laughing at her #5 Cr¥Ying out te then she went on to | * be heard. Ie out the new dress Bar- | wards the h he made for little Jeannie. | be no sign of fire er the neighbors might say | wards ber. It about Barbara McNair, | He saved : can justice agree that she | | her. She str llent stepmother to her | gasping, fainting. Wh husband's children. The way she{%8ed to say } ved Jeannie and Dod, and was ment of his life ¢ .ed t1 was a source of ruin. o Chirstie. And “It's Peter! contentedly and back?" the neighbors, She would d the protesting Caught her. He | the ribs. They | Rim. She te t in to tRemselves by | COUldn't believe his ea f the countryside emp- | “You said he atriotie and picnicking | 0@ck!” she begag, ‘ully lounged nowt till | he took hold of here was a little hay | ¥aS weeping with; wanted to turn. He} Look heret™ mea k by dinner time, he | halt off. “Yee oy . come back!" she ci down the path to the; “You're d@ ni (acm, and the J didn't know what to make of they did hurry’ When ‘near enough of course they saw the nest @m the ground with the broken tree. At first Mrs. Plunger couldn’t be comforted. She flew around and around over the spot where the nest had bs time crying mournfully. just as‘you would ; 1 come ome almost as :badly. 1lome over nearer “Don't ask now.’ replied cannot decide dear! Oh dear! to iose a home lik to users of ARMOUR’S OATS the world’s largest Cross- Word Puzzle 2082 words? Took over 30@ hours to create. Won a $1 008 ori ize. Has stumped experts. Free to all users of Arm: our 8 Oats who cut name * Armour's” from package and send with grocer’s name to Cross- Word epag Divisiow Mapi A — oo — 08 S. LaSalle St., ~ ARMOURS New Process Also ARMOUR'’S ?tCK OATS cook in 3 What to Serve Tomor TOW BREAKFAST. Orange and cecoanut. Oatmeal. ambled eggs. Fried cornmeal mush. Coffee. Cocoa. Milk LUNCHEON. White cherry—cream cheese sandwich Apple fritters Coffee, Tea. Milk DINNER. ‘et roll VWrashed not: jae . 4 i} | t _ mie wv > : “} e+: ; Baked stuffed creen peppers. Pines pple—cheese sa lad Cherry roll . Coffee. Tea. Mil hosen for hay. He worked) long. “Don't MIAMI.—The day-time dresses w ite appearance here to travel North faster th: the trains from Florid éns are worn in the bri shades and flower tints * i. * ecarcely lifting his head ffom/ you!” she moaned 4 wondering occasionally uptoit. Hest indoubtedly gathering, There the baby by night. and flies walked he heard a cry. He piecrnust scattered Hie threw down his! He seized his game LONDON.—St ‘are re ‘ « X . vO] ‘ PARIS.—Buttons, fairly large ery outdoor l« r buttons, placed close together, are ‘@#mee wood a feature of the late spring two- : piece suits. 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F sitiiee s means healthy gums It contains the right Proportion of Forhan’s Astrin gent, as used by the dental profession in treari ng Pyorrhea. Forhan’s Protects the gums, keeps them na frm, healthy condition, and leaves the mouth sweet, fresh and wholesome. If you don’t care to GENUINE ciscontinue your regular tooth paste, at least brush ‘6s PH | LLI PS =); your teeth and gums once a day with Forhan’s UK OF MAGNE. Forhan's is more than a tooth paste: it checks Ww lw 14 | Pyorrhea. Thousands have found it beneficial for ry | years. For your o wn sake ask for and get Forhan's \ . J) For r the Gums. At al] drugg sts, 3§c anc j 60c.1n tubes. Formate of R. J. Forhan, D. D.S. ANTACID ® ban Company, New York CORRECTIVE | LAXATIVE Tr ae THE CHASH PHILLIPS =f S| CHEMICAL CO “Cw vroes« inihieecibiieneseeaiiala’ FOR THE GUM — than a teoth paste— checks Pyorrhea ee = | , fseyvthe. Ta thing ut the | 8! He started ra L snake who hid in the ot him » Pag ARCH 2, 1922. 3 N Fach n of a word Fach *# ' al) ; : ‘er : and looked out Hie west door. He stood his eyes hens ' Before ** ; for thet 4a the Louse. ‘ap thé Carn “qh, gon uf - He vent without Sut in the barn Ss enemy. No sign of a the barn, where. the chasea one another. ing about the haystack. about eee ki ng. There my.in any place. But uttle tree bed, and the Seeyond the wheat fieids— ane be there, to the east a to the north and the ad those wild man-high There a thousand men } ; laugh at pursuers stretches, r broods in peace He turned She cried ‘Jet him CaUu- ani thos *, afttriins lie was heip.ess ‘o his wife. She ed ‘o compose her- never thought he would J never imagined f- You Swouldn’t, Wully:” Didn't ho that reproach must him! “I was just stand- making the pie. He that door. I thought ft And when I looked up, peeking at me, Wully!” She . hat last “He was The solu ie me. Il didn’t khow what Me just grabbed me!” She | : i face in her arms and he had bee ) / him go um Wwily need ff only he could get hoid ; : He turned abruptly again They ate ch. | lay down w with me!” she ried. | gun is as you going *” | promising 2 ‘e mo one here,” he an- } or jeave he ‘beside himself, wanting to | minute. 8S! her. “Come and see for | +, her dui - Trembling abd crying | give her th eoutwith him tothe barn. | «On wh. brning there was po great Wully!” floored barn to search | “Leave tl in whose loft a hundred | couch a vol ht lie. nor long feeding no more jt 7 Steers. Hor any tower- ; “You wo There were no ascat- she begged pups of lighted hoghouses, | ber husbanm Fes nor heated drinking “Wil In There were no machine | ly. She w r Ventilated corncribs, | “There's Plants nor icehouses- as | moaned. are. Only that one little | “Is there ng barn, those small | no auntie ir Plantings. that innocent | thinking o: Shat shaved patch of the trembled az Which was the hayfieid. “Wuilly, 3 Fun out there!" Chirstie | If he won't Pointing to the distances. back | out there he had lain (To } perhaps. seving Wully de- ‘ -— be watching their just |. When M: Somewhere out there he Temple, ©} pausing now, watching mt for him. Wuilly was With incredulous fury. It | ®* grandes Wasnt possible that Peter | family dinn ; uid sO bave underesti- | of her five Fut Yo wonder, after ' for $26,009. ae miHion doll dy | I _— +> n fri xu mua! How ; exclusive utilizes particles float as waters t | oughly ' then for 9 Outs:anding cleansing q Mé@ytag Features : through : Washes "aster. garments Wasne, Cyeaner . was'ng Larges: hourfy capacity oped! washer ’ Quick! thorough bands, ¢1 not be h can fe put mm J T runmng. Try ' jeand ireeit with It- adest niall one—the nile ag ease. doesnt P ee cannot a! 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Pa ST. LOUIS POST-DIgp — mene, — eee, a jeMde% PO ee et ’ ARCH 2, 1925. ' pBMARCH eam MARGARET STALLMENT TWENTY-SEVEN + P playing w spear of grass, and thinking just how and grinning, at times, to himself. had taken Chirstie home for dinner, and whe morning-glories. Wully had been Walking nd the women among the trifling flowers, wh bf the accident, in answer to Barbara Ne kK had etter A Man ought to h things, MeNair had assured him Solem best lex McNair telling Wully McLaughlin McNair strutted about, taking all proud of As if he | himself! | about the | scythe, lie couldn't * laughing at her went On tO dress Bar- | littie Jeannie, | tse? F iui iit fence for Chirstie. him, extremely having the around. to noth Stir help Hle started runnig ie was running (OWards } was crying out to him, tee to be heard. He Zave a wards the house. There be no sign of fire. eighbors might say ' wards It must be ‘Barbara McNair, | 4@ saved his breath till he tice agree that she | her. t stepmother to her | gasping, fainting. What ren. The way she |48ed to say brought the and.Dod, and was | ™ent of his life crashing was a source of | TUin. n fo Chirstie. And “It’s Peter! and | back?” bout the neighbors, She cked the protesting “aught ing ode ahe he for new her. contentedly would her. have fal ith the baby, who liked tickling vere Dlgoming there, she had ©xplaingg? ie ‘dto Wully, and remonstrated with things he had had to tell his mothe the ered best .j He tora She stumbled agai Peter Keit He held her’ and looked out. He ef lie stood hens i peace. . the west door. | ) Before his for their broods 1! Shed the house. He turned ‘to thé carn. she. cried “Oh, don't him iw He went without cau- bly. But in the barn no enemy. No sign of a hind the barn, where the sws chased one another. hiding about the haystack. | about seeking. There ; enemy, in any place. But Behe little tree bed, and the “peyond the wheat fields— * ht be there, to the east Sweat, to the north and the w those wild man-high ’ There a thousand men eaide and laugh at pursuers. “me those baffling stretches, zked. He was helpless. st back to his wife. She Bae vainly to compose her- “ never thought he would WY never imagined it! You 4 = wouldn't, Wully!” Didn't how that reproach must him! “I was just stand- * making the pie. He that door. I thought it Wu. And when I looked up, looking at me, Wully:’’ She eut that last. “He was i at me. I didn’t know what He just grabbed me!” She eves let “H Fer : eS § , a oe i i i C7. % oo — SOA Ys ¥Avr™ vy i i a a a” a ee a a a a ee ee he ee ee ee ee # mR A 4 Ji Y et RRR ot BPP PBL LP OL le ha SS Si A : ee a ee ee i i i BQ Children’s Stories °.. Househol — EE ——e SSS Each number in the puzzle indicates the position of the first letter word. Kach worg reads from (vertical), according to posi: interlock. of a left W il] to ion. Lettered in correctly, words tha. cross right (horizontal) or downward kach number in the white squares also refers to a definition in the accolupanying table. Each definition suggests a word possessing the exact number of let- ters to fit the white space allotted to it. Kach white is to receive viimbered squares. space one letter only. Words start only in i2 i3 “> | 7) i The solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow —— a Subtracted. A written agreeroent (‘layeyv earth. An imbecile. A Japanese Adds to. To niarryv, Idle talker, Wager. The devil. Weird. A meadow. Security for liberation, A bone jin body. Covered wagon. Stop. Spaces. A color. Nervous energy (slang). Number one, of strument. A drunkard. 4 Kivergreen the ace an in- trees, Babylonian god. * Vacated. A Bott le-like sels, cast. yes. found in swamp land. Measure (print- ing). Soft feathers. Classified regulations. lL pon. Retinue. Ritual. Division of Underground apartme, ts Tree nlay. . food. | >) «] « } «-] ~ -_ HORIZONTAL of the Period of Taunt Personal noun. Remain, An avoirdupois Sane Lire. pro- Weasure, Part Course, Not living. Kither. Sirmall rolf ‘ Ol ch a waves \ prepositior It. Small viper Hard-shelled fruit Wistance mée@a- Si) bie ¥ AgBe. sured by the foot. tv A college de Unoceupied. Stable. Indicative grief -* ~~ -'y _ = -* an Seventh the, musical scale. Te VERTICAL Engaged. A cuttlayv Instrument. weave Feminine Leguminous p with edible Fabrication. Lighted. Supporter Expression of contempt. Smallest* part: of matter (p!.). Pertaining to Norway. Tne Saviou! Abhors note ol Yr of ds f gree. l, ‘¢ .c P22. Eb A’ weak acid. Kind of fish. rt of a Town neal pea. Oomba ve of an Teutonie Member ancient race, Short, A dolt “ina! fine hair. purpose, Opposed to sci- ence An ocean-going steaniship A Sriiall Kind of pastry Descriptive of heavy rainfall. To affect with pain. (‘aptivates. shoot Designating title. That inside Exclamation like lu SSens, Star mark, Without . ) 72 t COMMISeratljon, To end litt Species of bean. (overturn talk. young feline family. To drill. Cage. Suggest. .¢ learning, Stopper L,00se The of a (‘hallenge. with food Satisfy (Scot.) GGESTIONS. | Change the Shade. A little permanganate of potash dissolved in water and applied to solled gray suede shoes will turn them a nice shade of brown und make them like new. * > — Cleaner Irons, heeswax and salt mixed together Will make a rusty flatiron as clean Let mix- Wipe off with a clean rag. o *. q: A Box for Each Size. The wise has two of hairpins in her bureau drawer, and smooth as wren new, the tron heat and rub in the ture, woman boxes one to hold the large size and one for Then is in a hurry to do her hair she does invisibles. when she not have that wild scramble for the pin. * > . Brush After Wearing. When brush correct you remove your velvet remove Then it for the A clean hat ts far } and at it carefully all dust. is ready wearing. to spot disastrously from next less apt rain than a dusty one, as the marks will steam cut easily without leay- ing a stain. MEAT ROLL. liere is good way to use left-over meat: Sift 2 cups fiour and 2 tea- spoons baking powder and 1 tea- and mix into this 3 shortening, moisten salt, tablespoons spoon | | | d Hints» ee eee > —— ee " - ee . ~~ -* ~“ * Rot up like jelly roi, bake in moderate oven. When ready to serve cut in slices, and serve with tomato sauce, or gravy. with milk (about % cup). then roll | moistened out about ‘g inch thick into oblong shape. with chopped cooked meat seasoned a spread wel) and SHIRTS Be] With Our Family Finish Service which metus that after washing your laundry itn-an individual compart- ment, we willl stareh and iron all pierces by hand. Hundiesr should contain 50% flat werk bed and kitchen linen, ete.) and weartnag appare!. Shirts 5 ernta 10 Lbs. "*"""* $1.50 Two of Our Other Popular Services WET WASH WET WASH 6c : a rum C W. E. Boal & Son Laundry: cats Minitmum Bundle, 81.20 HAT finer tribute te its goodness can tt 4 be given than the fact that {t keeps old friends and continually, makes new ones. «Lh Pkg. 49e ' ; ON SALE ONLY ; AT KROGER STORES ie She couldn't sp couldn't believe his ears. “You said he wouldn't otic and picnicking | back!” she began, again, § yw lounged about till | he took hold of me! Hew little hay | Was weeping with rage and Hie | “Look here!” Her sleeve he |half off. “You said he ‘come back!” she cried, she wn the path to the | “You're dreaming!” } the eevthe with | He couldn't believe it. FF hot but there | possibile. 7 ee 70 the; “He came to dbor 8 and and |Sobbed. “I didn't see him g isappearing swift|Iom not dreaming! Look wher face in her arms and 3 ” Of better quality. Decisive. -Herbifero ius vegetables Regardin::. Talked idiy. A fruit. Mix. Snare. Klongated encoupace Kternal. Religis designating peopie, he had been such a fool as to him go unpunished once! Oh, Wully needed was one more chance | at him in the ribs. They | him. in to ‘themselves by | m countryside emp- | Part of the verb “to Ded, : ite, Decade, LDevour To reject After the eighth. High in the scu.e (mous. ) Neuralgia. Movement ‘e ‘| Did You Know That-- If vou add one-half teaspoonful of salt to pint of gasoline “sa Pidane rhe ‘leaning ¢ es ere wi They ate no dinner. Chirstie | When cleaning clothes th will be no annoving ring around the lay down wearily. Wully with his Eun in hand, stood watching, cleansed hatarS ; promising her he wouldn't go far, i Se tds | chien each » Pre WAS a anted to turn. by dinner time, Special Made. Expert Workmanship. Guaranteed. GRAND UPHOLST. CO. Phone Delmar 2088 she cried. or more PeRery “— Mts iH sliced i} | i iit as he vater ; wat of the NEsSREST ANCHII "PHONE BR. dav. blowing billows, the rusical scale, Note of ‘ he ve _ _—s to » ii SOLUTION OF SATURDAY’S PUZZLE lard ona discole iittle become If bruise rub will a not you it apples, mn. core envnards Established 1856 : his Wilton Has Withstood the Hardest Kind of Service for Over Ten Years . | No floorcovering is ever required to undergo a mT severer test for durability than tHat which is put it on the floors of large retail establishments that MH are visited daily by many hundreds of custom- | | ie | ers. Over ten years ago Kennard's placed run- ored? ee Beet Patties. Chop rather coarsely enough cold boiled beets to make two cupfuls. Have ready a sauce made of sour cream in the following way: heaping tablespoonful of ly. TAbby!” % he cried. There was ing powder Add 2- egg well beaten. napkin only of saucepan and vet , en Vou il a wept, of flour, ¢ Into him come You'll be pleased—when you try our lace curtain service. No pins or hooks used, 50c per pair (fringed extra.) Delmar Laundry Co. The House of Laundry Satitsfac- tion for the Last 30 3 ears. Phone, Sidney 945 of quarcer of her grandfather, she arranged a Carothers inherited.a the estate VA hen family dinner and presented each check Rr DU uae aN NL ao iii i Gyrafoam “Washer WITH CAST ALU™,.AUM TUB Pape does it do it? ' ’ { mT Ml HW ners of Bundhar Imperial Wilton on the main He floor aisles of their store. Today, after a dec- r 54 ade of the severest kind of service, these run- 1 "/ od die j ners show but little evidence of wear. Your fl Lt Ain ili Hie:! personal inspection is invited. While other washers are ; coeibea th ch nt mec pebaneayxbis0¥4. | Snee | Kennard’s is the exclusive distributor for this oo alge ae clotheo-=the qin i Hh | ye ee Pa | IAL | quality of Wilton in St. Louis; and in order that Maytag, without effort, muss, ire Aj hilitnl : i tit a a larger number of people may become familiar take ee ee: | ee fe : with this superlative floorcovering, Kennard’s is | making a special offer of about 50 Bundhar Im- washers require two hours to : do 50 Ibs. of clothes, the perial Wilton Rugs at a very special price conces- sion. Maytag is through in one Bundhar Imperial Wilton Rugs hour. Twice as fast! i) | (Rivals the Oriental) A, | | | 9 feet x 12 feet f The Regular Price This Special Offer - $150! $120 These Rugs are precisely the same make and quality as the runners above mentioned. The price reductions are only made possible because these particular patterns are discontinued. The designs are of Persian and Chinese origin and are extremely attractive. | yt Hilt | | - , a at) “se a! +1 | 4 o®% » ‘ 4 we of 5 Dental statistics show that four out of every five over 40— and thou- sands younger, too - are victims of dreaded Pyorrhea. Will you escape ? Campbell's To- " | ny (he : ‘t " 1ES & MEATS suate Soup 29¢ Wale Inca. American Beauty F—— : a Spaghetti, Maca- roni, Noodles 25¢ 3 pkgs. . How does it do it? The exclusive Gyrafoam principle utilizes the dissolved soap particles which ordinarily fioat as idle suds on the water's top, mixes them thor- oughly with the water and then forces this penetrating, cleansing, Coapy solution through the meshes of the garments—the most efficient ’ i ba is a disease of ry is — not the teeth good care of your teeth and stiff od care of y . Fancy Blue Rose yorrhea secures a firm hold, pus ‘nei ms become weak and flabby, the ashes cleancr. wash'ng principle ever devel- fall out om ain hi w-Lateest hourly capacity oped! - Oe - ut no matter how white and > | - eaeyy ¥ capacity Tuna Fish ht | ¢ : be ; 10 : i oe « oo ea a — them lesa So Back of our three hundred A. G. Stores is our ONGITION., ark "aves : ' -~ +” eaves the mouth own wholesale house, The Associated Grocer : : Mixed Vegetables Wholesome. If you don't care to | Company. Larsen's I regular tooth paste, at least brush a i 6 > 0s 4c gums once a day with Forhan’s. Soap Our individual stores are a part of each neigh- Waltke’s Extra 18¢ horhood. We have served you for years. We | Family, 4 bars. . know your food needs, and stock thousands Sunbeam Country of items for your accommodation. are vena Corn nest Corn 20c¢ ; | packed, per can Salt Morton's lodized Free Running. . 12¢ Use Omar Flour — handled only by the A. G. Stores ~\. ‘ ~ oe 8 ~ ~~ .> {2 9 Maytag Features 3 ~Washes taster. ne | 6 --Adrusts to vour height. 1 Clothes Can be put in WItD was} : “Tap Ci@ans itseit 9 Autom ati: drain-board. ' TANt tension reiease. Reasons for zs 7 ; Maytag — wash with itemwe will loan you one—then, if the washer doeen't prove to you that you cannot afford to face another washday without it—return it.. There’s no obligation. Try the a ser rte y : running. This Wilton 1s Available in All Sizes of Rugs and Carpets J. Kennard & Sons Washington at Fourth e than a tooth paste: it checks : ; a “ sands have found it beneficial for Own sake ask for and get Forhan’s tall druggists 3§c and Gocint bes ble-Maytag Company ise | ® ARCADE BLDG., Eizhth & Olive : Company, New Y rk we md i Telephone: Olive 942 rh qe ; | ith Side Branch, 3419 S. Grand Blvd. oh ae AITTHOPIZED WASTAG DEATLARS: ida " whew KE. €@. 3446 Gravois : — | THE GUMS PM WOLKE PERN. than a tooth paste= Wiens HPWE «co checks Pyorthea _ ~ ue wa e< TRié «o World Leadership Our three hundred stores all share equal savings by quantity buying at our own wholesale house. These savings are passed on to thou- sands of women who trade daily at the A. G. Store in each neighborhood. “The A. G. Grocer Merchant Saves you money every day. He serves you with the choicest stock For he buys the A. G. way.” ° AN Motor Busses and All Service Cars Going Downtown an Well "LE TVIC £0 as Page, Park, Compton and Hodiamont Cars Stop at Our Doors, PR ELECTRIC Ce a "605 NN. Grand Av , orl lhorw ft = - 37*1 & Broadway. 4/4746 Gravei« Av 1016 =. Breadwa Y ai «QV, — oe

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WALTER Sena sts Millionaire Promised 4; S Dying Father to Con for Her as His That, on Knees, . M ‘i 7 : f THE DAY OF REST—By MAURICE KETTEN THE POWERFUL KATRINKA’S LITTLE BROTHER—By FONTAINEBMNGL. Pleaded With Uncle **" 7 alii. Abandon Opposition *"**’ . Air ~ » Her Marriage. ae ¥i ~~ ‘ urd ‘ : = ; h ”“ of her Secret Frank A. ! pa t ic} final de fa ain I 4 =» @ ._ * : - in . : ‘Mia 3 | TAP HY e@ dais egan today Be-| ae consi : a 4 eeeuit Tudge Wurdeman sot whether THE REVUE n the minnows and tha | | ae i | Mut is Bes basse . . 1 | ‘ +) 7 a - ; e.' : q " P. at« si *F . . flys : a //. iit AY ee. Rul died SEE Jake Schaefer didn’t do > ae eee Rn . Ny oer s by a Geant » td | nd keep in hiding from the guys ‘ | | 7 - A thing but take his Billiard | | =—— : - ‘ear ei . °. . ¥ in Vain to Det em. " — > . ~~ - om : > “i. 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THE GIANT 6umMBO SHe » is now Mrs Makes fishermen and others Wish 4 | it that the They knew some way to get ‘em. — = : a © ot — oul | f - | . | | ‘ Y 2 Evoie SmitH MADE FOR THE .. i St Universalist | pneir apr It eeems the fish are getting wise a via gees ie 4 te ie Cees | | \ (Eo il : ; ~ PoWERFUL KATRINKA'S LiTtTTLe Bre | Rrand a lawyer, died In Au-j, ., -KRAZY¥ KAT—By HERRI Her father. © | inent mer - - ad ine 2 | : ™” re aan oes iS ALREADY BEGINNING To CAUSE a amend cf ag feiomen pet TROUBLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD, © - — | — «= *' Breet Ov 1«] came to, m a ‘hess re late] the ; Henry " i. ; o's , nl - i a ; P me (OY, Ws AawacToe \ | | ) *.. nee Sane CIDDING A DUBBIL } ; » ’ : ‘ving man’s | yOUr inv wor | AM | - ee r Live Sike ‘ew , ce ; , ; - | wo 7 | a wy ae : AS | then turned to Mrs. Haten!| guretios | / ae _ o es ‘he A ° a . o ' we : : . ' f - ; : - shout it Carrie .* ; ' are - gh I stl Finch 4 7 r “Zs = J s : . - ‘ fen~- liad BUASS tS OA) ? CAN'T SEAT 1A) THE | “ ZZ! 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