St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 6, 1925

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—— — —— A . ‘ . Ps aa ang Sh Nig RRR A ig MRL OG IR AI LARA PORAOR ETA, Bet A NT BE imbae Bes : iy fae tk bi ae cnt spas VIE Ree Ane NS RS oS ee ; : ita Rage a 4 _ ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH Se l= - a . e . - . an teat “ ; — eee bi a 9 Nees ads at ea? enone SLAs 4 ile ha a AC YEN fos AGN ep mE | Be Sim, ails Wt BM ek od | : —_— — ee PAE ne NN le a oo eaten mnie — — —e-~ as 9s A A - — eR A od ——— , _ ~ - aa nae te = ee ed a AUDITORIUM FOR ) PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERTS NEEDED — ~ ~ a nga, nai, Oa neel i a a Of a tt, ~ . OO al a ay ay, . Pay OG Sn a cage ( ia * ot Assistant Superintendent |) he » . / oe it and Supervisor of Music {( , i ults of First : i werptaan , fi Year’s Course. ; aa ( 7 i dite e \ fi SERIES NEXT YEAR \ at NOW SEEMS CERTAIN Rathmann Asserts Proposed Municipal Auditorium: Would Permit 50,000 to ty OO gy a ay gl nal cae i ati ae ee ee } ) if } )) i) ~~. ee i iin ‘4 a “Give us an auditorium!” An4 the impetus to the musical leet age ate ~~ education of the schoo! children of | St. Louis, as it has found expres- | (: sion end cultivation through the public school concerts of the St. Louls Symphony Orchestra in the last four years, will know no; . bounds. The next generation will | know music, and demand it. | Thus Assistant Superintendent of | Instruction Rathmann atid Super: | visor of Music Hahne! of the Board of Education expressed themselves | vesterday, in appraising the results | of the first year’s course of sym- phony concerts to school children | under the Board of Education aus- | pices The fifth and last concert of the season was given Wednesday aft- ernoon in the new Roosevelt High School eS aed t1gh vmy ey nine . — ee * Nisha shied ane «ene ventana ann the ie Se tee ee Could any demonstration be more practical or far reaching? And then. after the children were returned to the classroém, many of them with | the first {mpressions of orchestra! | music registered in their minds. | they were again quizzed as to the | reer te he Ee ee ee Aa. ONS Siti dill. lie bn nana nie Cee Rs ne ee St OP pt EA ngs , » J ® * mtg ; _ “ ee ne ile ait a ee ae wipe te cu 2 err musical subjects they had heard | and the impressions left.” This musical education was not if confined to the public schools. U'n- der arrangements completed with the St. Leuls Symphony Sdciety five | ©eoncerts were given at the Odeon i this seasen for pupils of the pa- rochial schools of St. Louis and St. \ ey ce 4 on ee 4 Louts County. At the offices of the fociety, it was said yesterday that. the same arrangement would be Carried out next season. 1 PAY INCREASE FOR NINE ) —_—_BAILIFFS IN U. S. COURTS HERE. The Advance From $3 a Day to $3 Is to be ee From July — 1 5 Word waa received yesterday at | the United States Marshal’s office | here that wages of the nine bail- | ffs and criers in the Federal! courts. here has been increased from 33 te $5 a Gay. The telegram alxo Mate that the increase was retro- | aetive from July 1 last. by which | Cag® Balliff and crier is entitic: ‘Oo more than $400 tn back pay. Hy Federal Judge Faris has /fro- quently expressed regret to furocs ‘ ‘im his court that they were not \ paid more than $3 a day for thor! services, but on each occasion has } ealled their attention to the fact { pihat beiliffe and criers tin the court y ‘ ent agg, ill alle : ° : : ag ag OO, ag ce ty ly eee a ee aa ee 2 ‘ ed this $ > ™m — a ce nem ete me ear a ap mee ar SSSSTHOMAS W. GARLAND (INC. ast, alae ee ee Ca it teas ital ggg can naga ae ~ Sale of All-Silk -Chifftons 1= See how sheer, how even in texture, this fine full-fashioned Hosiery is—and then you will want to supply your needs for months to come. $1.88 is the lowest this quality has ever been priced in St. Louis. gt gl, Of a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED (GARLAN DS St Louis’ Largest Women's Specialty Shop Ensemble and Tailored Suits Sensationally Underpriced at D 4.7 Youthful styles particularly becoming to the smart miss—featured in a very remarkable Saturday event. Women, too, will find a host of striking models, in sizes 36 to 44. Ensembles Tailored ‘ er of — natural /rimly tailored short and . ° ‘asharine, stlk or sport 12 Leading Spring Colors flannel, with frocks of flat . oe ase aT tiiisic White Ss | crepe, plaids, failles and willeords, mannish mix- USLOTI V LUle oe print combinations. Lip- tures, hairlines, etc. Colors Mandalay Silver ee slick, Chile, rye, bubble. are cameline, gingersnap. Cinnamon Deer navy, black and _ other rougette, gravel, navy, tan, Med. Gray Brown QR | Black Banana Pearl Caramel 7 $49.50. $59.50, $69.50 to $379.50 eee — eS ee MAIN FLOOR—SIXTH ST S Hats Refreshingly Different ‘10 Clever new intgpretations of the Spring mode, introducing many new color combi- nations. Those who seek Spring Hats that are “apart from the crowd” will revel in the beautiful collection we present Saturday. Sport Hats eo : Saturday Only 2 Wh \ A a4 Newest French felt and fur effects, trimmed with perky bows or contrasting flowers, or- naments, etc. You'll want at least two of these Hats’! . oo. * nlH . Fox Scarfs Special Saturday ‘2.475 Wonderful values in the new Spring shades of Hudson Bay Blue, Brown and Natura! Red. See the New Fur Snap-On and Ensemble Suit Scarfs. Hilt FPLOOR—BROADW A‘ shades. aquamarine. Finer Ensemble and Tailored Suits at THIRD FLOOR—BROADWAY INEXPENSIVE GARMENT SECTION SALES! Dress Close Out! Dresses Worth Twice and More for _ 1G About 175 in all—including Spring styles and a number of beautiful models discontinued during February because of broken sizes and colors. Flat Crepe Kashmirs Failles Charmeuse lannels Charmeens Crepe Canton Bengalines Satins SECOND FLOOR—BROADWAY SIDE.) an a” New Spring Coats An Fen sce, O> ; ina Big Sale at . - Pi Wondertul values in the newest style features, in- cluding models in cameline, polaire and fleece. These Coats are very smartly fashioned, tastefully lined and come in the wanted colors of French blue. tan, deer gray, rust, brown. Misses’, Women’s and Large Sizes Se i Pa a cook - > = ’ — ~ Polairs and tweeds in hand- some Spring styles fer giris / who wear sizes 6 to 16. Col- ors are French blue, Nile green, heather, wigwam, rust, tan, Arab and almond. Wor. derful values’ Splendid selection of giris and juniors’ Spring Coats in regular stocks at $15 and up. y ‘9 ShOCUND FLOOR—BROADWAY Choice of All Girls’ Winter Coats >> *10 Girls’ sizes 12 and 14 and juniors’ sizes 13 to 19. Just 33 extraordinary bargains in these two lots. SECOND FLOOR—BROABPWAY FRIDAY. . MARCH 6. 199% a5) x ” * é s 7 r Esp Peale bP ag collarless, drawstring and Hungarian ors are white and tan. The smartest oe 1-1} BROADWAY an $10-12-14 SINTH ST) SSS: 7 7 rPRILAL, —— — “Rayon” _ price. supply at this price. Union Suits of very fine reinforced. Pink or whi and size. Ne —_ $15.00 to r $29.75 5. ‘Nclude in a charming “ction of new arriva!s ’ ~“ aa crepe. anc lain and Shecked flannel. Many int, trimming effects are “Toduced. New high a are featured. in : 4nd combinations “$12 to 17 years. Special, $ ] .89 “RAYON® is the mod- ern name given to ar- tificial silk. These Step- Ins are exceptional val- ues, for they are of good quality Rayon, well made, in beautiful-under- wear tints. Ribbon straps. Full skirt. Sizes 36 to 44. Buy a supply at this styles; sizes 8-to 14.....$12.7§ to | Smart Junior Fre Of Springtime Ch 1.” showing in the Jaunty Junior Section, pmodels of crepe de chine, Step- ay Rayon Vests, Special. § Full-length Vests of Rayon, in , striped or plain fabric of unusual quali _ and peach shades. You will want to pt Lisle Union Suits, $1.4 A very special offering of merceriz gauge, well sha te; in most eve ‘Ma! Jaunty Junior C In New Spring Sty $19.7 $39. THE Jaunty J tion radia charm of a wide plete selection Coats for Sprit ing boyish n tweed, cheviot pus cloth and ¢ els of the ne fabrics. Arab agate, corn, sé and navy lead t Sizes 12 to’17 y Girls’ tailored Coats in new § Z o. Po % | ( 4 ~ 6 oe +“~* + - saunty Junior Section—Th

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Pe ' ~ \ eS 2) as , wane a i ons ape ; Lhe ae vistas “PIS: \2CH alone has 57,000 MORE GILY © irouraaton than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee te ee re ee ee arent ~ —— ——— Se ee ee - _— = - — . al o- ' — = FRIDAY, : MARCH 6, 1928, ' = —= == — : re Oe a a eee Rn a anette ee —— rn = oe —_—— TR iets eles ssene--sshgienttspaeiseeens / - ~> - 2-0 — iT ondliteetieenedtilieme teeta _—_ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 12 and 13 [srix. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ee ie) ae ee ee LO A ett eit Abarel re Spring From the Viases’ Siote. Lovely Ensemble Suits 2} New Daytime Frocks Fur Banded and Tailored i 2 In Styles for Every Occasion *492 to *] 50° A $9522 to $520 ; ; ay Sm, as a IVE a keynote of these Spring YY a | hpamnie occasion for smart dress finds its important Selling of OUuUS es i PS adie aint pes Bee ae new Gmpptr Nie 2? | exponent in this selection which offers ° | Som Pp’ Bigs! AG | | wool and silken texture offer | fo ts “ Frocks of kasha, repingle, crepe satin, crepe de New Spring Sweaters - sym ca ee tN Se Camara Al New Peasant = a Fe —— > oe en =" : SILA )s TT eer many individual models that employ unusual (7. / ' Yo 4 ii \\ chine and other attractive fabrics. Many of Loe y trims an 5 OO $ Y 5 me if a yles. Sizes 14 to 18 years. ae % SO \ new and becoming. Sizes 14 to 18 years. : ‘ aa | | ii = ‘et | BON A MOHAIR wool slip-ons with Chanel neck; mohair Piccadilly Topcoats ue | Ue oh \ Trim College Frocks fiber slip-ons with Peter Pan neck; the new Wind- Breaker, and straightline golf coats in solid color and $25 to $55 it\ ‘iy ary $15 to $25 fiber banded models. —and other mannish models are presented in Pw ou Sa} High shades give chic and distinction to the : fancy tweeds and novelty sports fabrics. Dou- ie i ae college Frock this Spring—a style note ap- at $5.95 | at $6.75 ble-breasted with velvet collars, and those of | a aon Ny | parent in these clever models of flannel—solid, Two models are fea- | —slip-ons with round neck self revers, smartly notched, provide Spring's ME ed, PAE) striped and checked—and printed crepe de tured—a jacquette of mo- or Chanel collar, cricket required swagger. Sizes 14 to 18 years. ie chine. Sizes 14 to 18 years. hair and fiber and balbrig- model, checked front; golf (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) 4 (The Misses’ Store—2inG Freee gan slip-on with Chanel | coats of wool jersey or collar—new and chic. _ mohair and yarn fiber. (Third Moor.) Colors: Navy Buff Poudre Blue Lanvin Green Special, a | , re | “ , , NR. VIP ; HP} | [s 9 : omen's Chiffon Silk Hose B ‘ . Full skirt. Sizes 36 to “© | Cee) eae ti be om : 44. Buy a supply at this S| lakes i " i= | ) , ei sa gape ‘ee - nye nit > al ME orice. 7 VW/Conms who wear Chiffon Hose will find this a most — —— apart Pensictinus wornanee tories | opportune time to replenish supplies. The values are ported kid, with short fancy i S| exceptional, since the Hose are of excellent quality, full- |E ‘ cults in the Pysees: ane 9 5 a q Rayon Vests, Special. 85c p clean tap Attractive New Both straight and’ tashbetl fashioned, silk from top to toe, and woven to a very fine cuffs appear, embroidered in Full-length Vests of Rayon, in novelty F ; . : } cf : eae gauge. They are all made full length and have double . b ] S Sk ' striped or plain fabric of unusual quality. Pink soles, high-spliced heels and reinforced toes. These Hose Isa = ports irts oa pres 1p Ly e backs are heavily em- and =h sh S. rj a ~has , a a‘ a : " ee - ‘ es will want to purchase a j are subject to slight irregularities, but offer splendid op- [5 Which Have Just’ Arrived and Are es idgergtd ae a portunity for savings. Sizes 814, 9, 944 and ro—shown in [E . broidered. Pique seams, Onz . Interestingly Priced at clasp at wrist. New Spring py cloth / 9 ~ ki —# =the popular shades for Spring, including: ar s ades of ee nif WS - Lisle Union Suits. $1.49 ; p Pp | g, ° shades. blue, fhavy, A very special offering of mercerized lisle brown. Sizes : 95 Union Suits of very fine gauge, well shaped and_ Black Nude French Nude Light Gray : O) teinforced. Pink or white: in most every style f ° C; | | S g . f Medium Gray Gunmetal Yan : EVERS, lacings and Roman striped borders O orfu prin car Ss and size. —— . - 5d —_ Se ee Sm oe SR 15 New Styles In This Sale ~ thom == Daa > - - ~ MUD | alive. ~ ae, ee urday we offer hundreds of beau- 1 Peasant Blouses, each trimmed h colorful embroidery in novel de- s. Many have collars, others are in arless, drawstring and Hungarian les. All have long sleeves and col- are white and tan. The smartest buses to wear with sport jumpers. % ne ln a ty - - ee el i i i ee i i ee =. oor ~ : aim * = ee “Rayon” Step-Ins menaate (Third Moer.) PLOOR—-BROADW AY. PS = a a a cr Re a ~ Pe a - hu 2 ie 2. " r q > mae wee ; = —_— —e at ieee eh a -e ° tet I a a, Ol ~~ lg ~ (Slatin Floor.) ct aay al ll ea et te li ae i ee : at $3.05 (Main l’loor.) are some of the many decidedly new and dif- ferent touches appearing in these Skirts. They o> 95 Hosiery Dept. and Square lain i”) are made of lovely flannel in poudre blue, tan, ‘ = rose and Lanvin green. Three of the models are Jaunty Junior Coats Fi illustrated. All the wanted —_ THE ever-popular Scarf ap- ‘ Also a beautiful assortment at $6.95. . Chie Mathie Haiaiae 44 iDsAUTOOUSUETVUUELUDESUTUOSLEOUOVEDEEDEETUCENTNECNERTE HH erTTDNEELERSeeERecTvoeNeseDBernesteretu Corn cveversssnnesssveriauegvesessqiatiq000 (‘Third Floor.) pears this Spring in plai: In New Spring Styles ss and printed crepes in a be- es | wildering assortment of floral $19.75 to — ‘ | Chokers of Tinted designs and bright colors. They are made with fringe or S 39.75 * } 4 : | Ey | | Artificial Pearls solid borders and are an al- most indispensable accessory $ ] 45 Peasant Fawn Ses e Jumpers! >F 95 ———_—_—_— °° ear Jaunty Junior Sec- fos A Pin Us i i /\ Special, \ h j a a j | | uN — : ; ; ; ; = - hand- (i, See | TT ee Sizes ae 17 years. ’ ‘ =f | 3& e | a ee a the pr es tor girls | ae ‘ sa 1B RE AE LO eR A: “ERI RN ere F ear pila in. hee, ‘4 . Aoi Col: 1h * e | it Bri N V , Candy eatures satin accentuates the grace- wigwam, rust, aa . | Girls’ tailored Coats in new Spring pring brings Cw ersions of ful lines of the slipper, and mond. Won: (me @23soStyles; sizes 8 to 14.....$12.75 to $25.00 * . : Assorted us proves an effective contrast > MY) sh q S nA ss cocks W ot nen §s ailored Shirts Chocolate ; for the steel-beaded buckle . | . | mar Junior F k 39c Lb. 4 placed to conceal an elastic Grouped for Special Selling Clusters, S/1@ : goring. pring Coats | | ee ° ° ° ocks at $15 a \\ . | Of Springtime Chic 98 Box contains an assort- / Oa Tiny cording describes a simple design at either side. \ - at $ ] ° and $9.98 ment of milk chocolate ij . The high line at front assures a trim appearance. — ‘$10. tion of giris cherry clusters, filbert (Main Floor.) clusters, molasses clusters, ee 7 PR~BROADW A | $15.00 tO oe ' RROADCLOTH offers serviceable Spring models in these hip-length : , aisin clusters, mixed nut 7. * %. . Marilyn Miller or snug-fitting collar. White and poudre blue. prays soy! pee Zz | | 1 ren s oot car . , ‘ ‘ . Appears in Smart Oxford and Strap “oO f Al Is’ . ee Ss with milk chocolate. at : of All Gir | : | at $398 and $500 | “include in a charming Hershey Chocolate, 39c Lb. Styles for Spring ‘\- lection Re -— @ of new arriva!s sae = f this high-grade milk chocolate, creamy ter Coats ; | at showing in the 3 \ | i | Ot Pongee are these models, showing vesteed or tucked-front ae po penal. 8 featured at 39¢c a pound. Oxfords —In the newest shades of tan calfskin, with Mty Junior Section. ee, a styles, some with Sally collars—and peasant Blouses gaily em- , wing tip and soft toe, rubber heels and welt soles. . Saturday Special—39c, 2 Lbs., 75¢ Children’s sizes 8', to 11, $3.75. Misses’ sizes 11'% to This special is a combination of one- pound assorted 2, $4.50. Growing girls’ sizes 2', to 7, $6.00. Win, figured Bh se ed crepe, BEC | | r = 3 iF and | , | 3 chocolates and one pound of homemade candies. | 1 () ) BE hecked a 7G eee, TH , —= at $5.95 and $6 75 merce? Two-Strap Pumps —For misses, are shown in a Mode! ls of crepe de chine, | | 4 broidered, attractive for wear with Isabel Sports Skirt. nel. Many Heavenly Hash Party Favors smart patent leather style, with buckles, welt soles and . : trimmi; ‘ { ; : ; i Papas Mtroduced i coy tyre iti Radium and tub silks fashion the straight-line and banded Over- 39c Lb 5c and 10c rubber heels. Sizes 11'2 to 2, at $5.00. nd 14 and juniors’ sizes 13 to 19. Thac h uished by tucking, Sally { | “8S are featured. in es "sono mn z ‘ca peri e | set yhite and Delectable combination Favors and novelties for Se Tan Calf Pumps —In two-strap style, with buckle collars and turn-back cuffs € of milk chocolate, marsh- St. Patrick’s day, sham- = attachment; a very new and smart pattera, with welt cr") rdinary bargains in these two lots. Did an | | : t: d combinations. ONG FLOOR—BROAPWAY \_ Me | 2 (0:17 years, poudre blue. mallow and roasted nuts. rocks, harps, etc. soles and rubber heels. Misses’ sizes 1114 to 2, $5.00.. Sizes: 36 to 42 | (Square 9 and) Cengy Dept.—Main Figer.) Growing girls’ sizes 21% to 7, $6.00. qMain Fleer.)

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. i een ee Samet SE Tet SET; tm or SRT. Ay PE PELE RES RP eI LT ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening ee COMBINED me RCH @, ig : Ee ) ; . yale z 4 — —_ — - + ‘ ADDR BRE ne Be esi i | ian 3 S . sme esp epeeeunuaaesn | Hosiery—Manhattan Shi = eee vied | = Agents for Phoenix Hisiery-Eocraaa: osier anhattan Shirts a — ti Ch J \. Nadsco Hosiery Nadsco Hosiery rist . | Special + te 4 Handb $1.50 Fancy Fancy Chamois : | ne and 44: anandags ° . | ) | Full Fashioned Service Weight | Full Fashioned All-Silk Chiffon White gold filled Wg mee gout carnations, assorted col plus. B * - . H ith lis ae: Cc - ° se: re nf . ano eo — iP ~ it ferns a? : = Lier : entine and Aumedelia calf Bags, Silk Gloves Gauntlets inforced toes and voles; high | anies: ‘igh soticed Decit, 1® | U2bte tiveheeper Ieee | Smee ST QOL | ume bs 2 ep eat Chamois Suede unvets in spliced heels, in black and all lack ~ and nmetal; all new nea. oom : ] Stone s ] 2.50 kinds, ! he ne F Silk Dress Gloves, pretcy , , , black an cu 3 oe. neat box ve . ia romana : otc abe | ten. in gray, pongee, mé os sat een ip pee tae > ge 7%. waeee Spring shades; sizes § spring shades, sizes 84% to 109. cushion, 7 9 - 4 Bay , —_— pla 4 pouch, top or back strap, and black; novel cuff; sizes 5's broidered c to 10. = Sy fo! a (Barzai 4 to 749. . $ 0 ° $ 0 . $ IS A (Bargain Basemen \ ( Pair, Zhe Store ter ALL the Peopis ‘\ (Main Tloor—N agents.) (Main Pines agen. ) (Main Fleor—§ Pere Te (Mata Ficor.) (Main Filoor—Negents.) (Main Floor—Nuagents.) | Wonderful Ready-to-Wear Opportunities Are Here for Men, Women and Chilaren, Saturday {Saturday Sa turday the-Last Da yl! Look to This Store ry red _ Only 1] eae oa" se New Samples Semi-Annual Women’s and { L \ LING } re 390 39% Coming in ale Misses’ "NG | oe 6 mama | w pr in) | | In the New Ba. | — Hae Be — Suits for Men and sat Men a > | Hii | | | $39.50 Sample Suits. . .$28.95 | Our Newly Enlarged Men’s Dept.—Second F loor. | | i $50.00 Sample Suits. . $34.95 . . J} Rares ee ie pe NRE wv 7 npn 2. Stage? PM PF pale oe repo Ser eya > are ee Oy a aq oy) ee ~ ™ % n — = sins yw . x ed SG atic? ape i Blea. Saag i : Sy. a Tee on pani Se -~ > 4 : - ,! se ‘ a Ce eS ee ae er ad pepe cay ee ee ae 00 Sample Suits. ..$38.95 7 ; 00 Sample Suits. . .$48.95 5 The Price Range $60. $70. ° $80.00 Sample Suits. :.$58.95 $90.00 Sample Suits. . .S68.95 $100.00 Sample Suits $74.95 ) CO $115.00 to $120.00 Sample Suits .$88.95 : $125.00 to $135.00 Sample Suits .$98.95 a : , Sample Coats , Tailored by Five of America’s F oremost Maken] Hundreds of new Spring Suits to select fron $29.00 to $35.00 Sample Coats... .$21.95 newest in st “ Peg in fabrics; lect from ate $40.00 to $45.00 Sample Coats... $298.95 i be, PEI J | AN $48.00 to $52.00 Sample Coats... .&34.95 «BENS, colorings; every Suit perfectly tailored -_ per- | : { 4 $55.00 to 900.00 Sample Coats .. $44.95 ex A — fect fitting. a 00 to $72.00 Sample Coats $48.95 Ras ; Sh —— $75.00 to $80.00 Sample Coats $54.95 \ Sets The Authentic Styles “iene cingle and | $85.00 to $89.50 Sample Coats... $68.95 : >, 8 SRA ATe double breasted English styling for the young man; 2 and $95.00 to $100.00 Sample Coats. . ‘$78.95 TOPS se ¥ button conservative sack styles for the business man, § $105.00 to $110.00 Sample Coats. .S88.95 A AR The Fabrics Made of the choicest domestic and § | | . $115.00 to $125.00 Sample Coats. $98.95 i reign fabrics; cheviots, cassimeres, . ; pure worsteds, unfinished worsteds and serges. The Colorings Showing the new fawns, tang | Sample Dresses SSREIREt] in emart miciues, heck eeipe et ae ee $18.00 to $22.00 Sample Dresses. .$12.95 CNaag e h Sizes for Men of All Builds | $25.00 to $30.00 Sample Dresses. . $17.95 NEE 5 | NY . . : $32.00 to $35.00 Sample Dresses. $91.95 NESS wear a : AY irts! $37.50 to $42.00 Sample eco ore | ids Super-Value! New Spring len S Sh $45.00 to $50.00 Sample Dresses. . $34.95 oe 7 $52.50 to $60.00 Sample Dresses. soao Two +i Suits, Greatest variety of new ne Sulit $65.00 to $70.00 Sample Dresses. . $48.95 ta. thie emmy ous anaee Te S3H « er Fs ve Pe i” ar us apg a7 Re ae, 5 Baar reine aces oars %) — OO Re aE OE in. Gey OME OS ee see ip end iad sted P aethicte i pee . aT Ee OE eee Fl ee Snag eo dite NEO ee . ae cree a Pe ae Thy « 7 . ’ . poche ae % 4 «?) eee, at hee “eo ign ‘ SR ce OT A IOI, EE OLDE Fe pies wee cit en, gay a ieee ag pa * ee = pehN - Fanci tg , : ’ , sage. , . : ‘ Pe aes niches ; ol see 5 5 dae: Bey eae - : ‘ — ree tae : - ; : : . + " Q , ree i. A é Pacey 3 3 ’ edt « wri fs sve vel alge lh fay on " ‘ - 2 v fii Na 4 nb pace irae leg ee at =) f - > 4 ch dl so SN aa ah wrod Speteg ee sho igh ost Puamitets ysveciie ati en pwae Pecay mea pak a oa 5 pe okie Pp egee us i ~ ieee Dep ce ree age aye Bn: Silage it~ ae = ae unde oh Ap We en ae Corte cabeghas hed ohiten apt 0 ae ay snes silane: ee . : pyiehale aC E PISS ial ia “he peg we. wet hie vette - =e ie pk =f Two Groups of Boys’ “Junior Maid Shop’’ 4 a. ie ; = : Re Remarkable Sale = En olish Spring Coats || la 2 ey} Smart New ».- Vest Beautiful Spring Coats for Py j , : WJ Mi Ih} 1) ty Suits girls in our Junior Section; 3 a ,- 5 ] ] wy 5 | Po fashioned of the popular mate- A wo | We 4 my ° H.* : a Every Sait With rials, ineluding polairs, benga- 1} / a }\\ | / MS. -, 2 Pairs Knickers line, polotona and suede | \BRA\ | | a +} 3. de J) 4 i | lj ; I i lj | f ‘4 ot ie ) ;~- Just received these | Ee ae Pe Pe/, $dié most unusual in Style and quailtt or 0 +? ) smart E nathan Vest Tereurs; colors are Lan- (# here are all the new sl ; l . / . » € | ce, ee ee Vin, rosewood, deer, mo- Se : cw Ss tapes, smart sty eS ai — a * all-wool fabrics; Is hawk, tan, searlet, rust; Fe. *-\, : lovely mate rials: in failore d dress and sport tweeds, chevicts and deen 6 ta 16 a Hats; large dress Hats, close-fitting pokes, tur- ' ey — a an) me | a teatay al he bans and soft effects in all the new colors and trimming. | | perfect fitting; Coats are : lb fa | full \alpaca lined; both 2 . M . 4 knickers full cut; full , Niateriajs i lined and taped seamm All sizes 9 to “50 : ‘So unusual are the rot : mt Straw Hairbraid Silk and Straw Crepes ‘ 00 sane Girls’ sotto 10 14> pp trac are the valves Ribbons Satins Faille Silk and Felts Charming for Early Spring Wear fx Ls : Hats for the Kiddies and Misses ‘Tl umber-Jack’”’ Suits ~ | F you will be te caatal to se leet Coats and get them for the p : mode yong ve an @ i, is ae hae) . ah mee, = resi y - Pat fr. a ree 82 ea ‘ Te Pay eee ; er : x ; : vs : ‘ lianas behetncc anil oF hy . z - ‘ yor a out 2. 7 ae ; — i poe ‘ _— eae, les. | nabs + ae ae Seen ee oe 20 Re Ae ¥ years. a ot mgt ee bic bias untae ecunmerig aiid catia. ’ Ce tei line aaa tm re SERB tts + orn emt, “ahi rpm + par a rn Na aN wt aOR RARE RL AIC GA EO Reiss: sper eg ate en eet ometenane ky ans , ” ’ ’ 4 . ee eo ~, tem 1 ad me ae Pe ity - “ "7 : n gach) ’ _s 7 a ak sf ’ el eet RS sk tt or ead le Pa >” Pao iy a it saat uel : ‘ ‘ Ande nhon Te C =_— = iy . se eo ee i ees - ee 2 5 ee Be _ u rai as - && dhs tn . a caha> ae’ eRe tees wohcnygare , ‘3 wee F pS a ‘S ee AL tae . “= ; WOM Mixtures, t ut olaires, at fos Ww a % ‘ , , . 7 ee - Boys’ Ne Spring Polo Coats: oe Cu Velours: ana plaids ; all fuil te (Second Floor—Nagents,) : i lined. ia —_—— a PS ee bea . . _. @ Z sae * s e a " — i Sf « ~

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MARCH ¢- i985, = 2.8 88 ee eee Wrist Watch White gold filled Wrigg Watch; jewel movement ; re. liable timekeeper, in tonneau, cushion, octagon styles, $693 (Main Floor—N egents.) bsiery | lk Chiffon Zi toes and heels, in - all new 844 to 19. S Nugents. ) Best Only —) bung Men n’s,Dept.—Second F loor. | Price Range to of America’s Foremost Makers | ew Spring Suits to select from; » newest in fabrics; newest in Suit perfectly tailored and per- Showing the new Ic Sty les two-button single and flish styling for the young man; 2 and e sack styles for the business man. Made of the choicest domestic and foreign fabrics; cheviots, cassimeres, ished worsteds and serges. D'S Showing the new fawns, tans, grays, blues and poudre effects; hee ks, stripes and plain colors. Men of All Builds alue! New Spring meoeser Suits meee nit Lop Coats "2 /=\| of new Spring et 2 ime group: n west brics: newe: color- Inen Pwo ee eene.edecesseeaeseeeeess showerproof— tting. Made of t Spring color- fects; shown in 8S; all sizes for dren, Saturday’ | (Second Floeer—Negents.) Groups of Boys’ English i Vest ps Suits Every Suit With 2 ‘Pairs Knickers — * — } 4) Jus received these nak Guetts k Vest Sulis: every Suit made all-wool fabrics; In tweeds, cheviots and cassimeres; every Suit perfectiv tailored and perfect fitting; Coats are full alpaca lined; both knickers full cut; full lined and taped seams. All sizes 9 to 18 years. A 50 iber-Jack” Suits or the Little F ellows = O= 50 these ermart Sui or the (Second Floer—Nuagests.) of bi woo] . blae K and sdgoaungd — 7 Years, mas prown and whit th plain knit tch: bring | of these biusits BSSaSB EES SB creer a Oe Oa reais PTR SPER LAP LCOS eT RE wie Py titul care Bs 4 a asement—Nugents.) Ee 3 FRIDAY. ve EMAbe 6. 192 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED af - — Cul Flower Special ers comp! eaiis iach ragus Ser: $00 for---: —— ——— ee , i _ Sample Jewelry OIC til. Bie some pee ltouse Brooms ais Pisin to nie eg Es Pot Saouvl inal brave | Limit one to a customer, in] spec eS Ge eee No Phone She oulder 7 ins, ldress PP Ston 4 plain , Orders (Bargain Basement—Nucents.) rdey 29c A ‘ a | . ef Bargain asement—uments.) | ry The Store far \ outs New Spring FF 2-Pants Suits and ‘lopcoats For Men, Young Men & Youths | Slight irregulars Kn@lish i. id Woven madras, Ox te. SMiany wit he Separate collars to mateh and all sizes l4 to 17 necks...... eluded are (fiber silk e fords. Men’s Shirts! $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Kinds of highest grade Shirts at a ridiculously a price. ‘loths, ue & a eel ea ae | F ” . . —— cea eae nee > ee ” RAE EELLE RETINOL TE TOLER LER Ts, TRIE I _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae eneseneone scence spresempensaisucenpcengnnnrensaocoebaomnmnaemommenencmenerannnnnrnnen en a ee — : aw + I'resh Salted lic Unbleached Peanuts, Pound Muslin Vresh): shelled Spanish . , : ‘eoanut roasted nd lted 4 \ ard wide: line We; ive: me tTiUuts, As at Siti just r| right, fres) f | *s) 7 rer candy hop rrom ( you. Sp ecial at Cc spec he. pound . (Bargain ienmnaienteiaiiiaiiinas ) (Bargain Hasement—Nugents.) . Basement Millinery Sale Saturday Children’s New Spring Millinery Moderately Priced for Saturday's Selling lor girls 6 to 14 years. Beau- tiful new Hats Values that are becom- 9 ee UIT For Woman or Miss fi I5 Handsome N orfoll ‘Suite new shades. light and lark fancy mixtures: Just the sort of styles the lp- and-joing boy will like. Both trousers full lined. insuring double wear; all sizes 6 to 1s Boys’ Cape: new &pring stvies and patterns; $1.25 aie ;* special, 89¢ (be eo seseeteeveeteeee se oeeeneeneenreeeeeae In- New ( yn age to match +’ ga Th, Ww rit . ‘ a ra r cae All sizes 6), f ; Koy» Blouses: lich? ara a Y es oq] _ 3 and ginghanis sizes to Ile, . BRLAT nak with if ... ? | la re ‘ ? euffs ‘ s at . i-collar ety le: eg o8C X\X Regular $ $3.95 to $6.00 Values 95 Materials are: Blonde satin, penny satin, rust satin, tan calf, patent leather, black satin, pat- ent with tan quarter, gray quar- ter. Stylea are: side ties, Theo ties, Southern ties, novelty straps, cut-out straps, cut-out Oxfords, Opera pumps, sports styles. Sizes 214 to 8 ae Childr ens High and OW Shoes hool, dre r pl, “ out strap Oxfords, sport sand ls 4 hie 23 93 noe (*} S 1? corn YWAL] srmok cal} ( -tone styles, Sizes 8 te iiss é or } (Bargaia geet Pee ugents.) | ] ; Saturday Scien in Wonderful New “ahr Base f, accepted. X 4 P. & G. White Naptha Soap 20 Bars 68¢ That good laundry Soap-— large bares—lirmit 20 bare to customer. . No phone orders (Bargain Basement—, l di ! | check a sai a ape an Ssemneedl psn ele ga c ee Spring. sh tee ™ pown i ‘a vd aten- and " step-ine of of thle pannen Cfepe de a ai knee. draw ve t ym bina Micweaves that | oa oa ms tere with fancs j ne of radium silk radium silk and T trimmed with | Ching, trimmed oye ry gar): nt waists \ges tion jlength sill give exre}- ami cel ire nt pies t >. d 40-In. New Printed Crepe de Chine oe Pee mud par % seg Ge sre ang ay mag dainty touches by a Rens perfect ‘4 at Fi aice, 4 2 br pee 6] 9 maak, . 81. “a ta. ns ade * ry ut ro : gre i. ee 36-In. New Printed Broadcloth are ob a. 664 1$ 53 of styles ‘an ae becoming : styles. ot der si. owe sa ery ‘Sizes | i ~~ eee riscotde la ae well trhaany are one- trimmed wtth ef- ui taal noveity but- < o~ ee a

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1 : , _ FRIDAY e a d FRIDAY: ... ooo oe CH al MORE CITY Circulaiion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MARCH? . 4 ararere 6. fers. S | ‘ss. -eduiS PUsT-DISPATCH The Daily POST DISPATCH alone has irculaiio n g 4 “MONEY BACK, IF DISS. = ae | Vanderveort’s Week-End Candy Special ee a ae | ae i : ‘andervoort’s Week-End Candy Special — ‘ 9 | rt 4 return a garment, as when y¢ _|| . Misses’ Ensemble Suit Special _ 1 Lb., 0c—2 Lbs., 95¢ 1 - A moe! oe model, - hy Shea ~ sos $ 7 73 | f= Bete eo ae ema aga of friends, for thems ae : ve in st valu oat 0 anne | e y delicious sures : with frock of pristed ioe made with self jabot | | AN ae Milk and Dark Chocolates Nut-Filled Figg - and band to match coat. In rose, poudre blue and gingersnap. | | Nut Butterscotch Marshmallows 5 _ Assorted Bonbone : Se | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5.30: Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth | arviatie. tim ae 4 New York Waist - == _— 7 4 9 KF : Sh - t d 409 N. 6th—North of 7 f | aaa -= Girls’ and Boys’ Fashion Show Saturday — iif kn ce : As a Feature of the | Si x F e a2 | I at SPRING EXPOSITION AND SALE : | | W E particularly invite the Girls and Boys to | for S a t ur . this, their own Fashion Show, which will be | held in the Music Hall Saturday, at 2 o'clock p. m. ' That illustrate most for : New Spring Fashions for all occasions will be | our 56-store purchasing | shown, for both little tots and j esc t The Girl’s || saves money for you. | Shop will feature Girls’ and Juniors’ New Spring |} se . Coats, the new Ensemble Suits, as svastion! and ft 3 J | / smart as mothers, and adorable Spring Frocks || a = ie i : that range from crisp, colorful gingham and linen IN 4 5 ae / , i= Bl J um p er Sk School Dresses to fairylike shell pink tulle and 2) ia | | pita aD Et i) 2 - | _ ehiffon party models. Fe i E | : ditt es Stunning models. ‘ 3 ; ; > ce La in chalk shades, BELOW, Junior Ensemble ais BM re ee satins : | | Suit with dress of large \\ ae pratas ee . | checked red Spee } | = ve Ay |e Quality of fabric and a degree | ; 4 ; net, coat of tal | ancy f workmanship seen ordimar- Misses’ New Printed kasha with f ur be cor ily only in sana priced | Crepe Dresses 4 f : Vo sa -alues. _ — — lugn-grade makes eaturing e 4 HP $9.95 $1.95 ae Biouse Shop—Third Floor $ ~~ $ ofS $ ofS plain coat English model. Some with "a ‘4 ie atti | ee : vests, some w ith halt- belts or belts al!- ies ~NEW YORK-WA around. Beautifully tailored of all-wool; Spring fabrics. Sizes 7 to 18 years. $14.50 to $35 Juvenile Suits of serge or jersey, i middy style, with long or short trousers. . > 4 9 - : he eis be Ytvetiny Mowaty i ae it NE kek eG IS. x an en po tie oe Overt A % OLLED brims and poke styles in favored Spring aad Summer straws ot: rene Silk Princ ess Slips | Exeellent crepe de chines ; ny Paha? ke me aan ata ‘ er = eee Milans Bangkok Hemps Leghorn Silk and Straw Combination Have You Slarted Planning How to Get £) : } 4 ? - + 4 oh oe i me In Spring’s Newest and Gayest Colors: ay i | 06 ' Almond Wood Brown Red Ombre Shades Oliver Twist and vest st d ums in white, flesh, blue, g ae ‘ ‘ t yles. New Spring fabries : aE H A College Education Pervenche Blue Navy AndCombinations ~— and models. Sizes 215 to 10 years, Aeeetice. s rust and tan. Remarkabk aa . . , Boys’ fan atte Floor 4 * NEW YORK WAIST HOUS | . ( Juvenile Millinery—Third Floor. — : €an You Write a Good Story? .. oe Featuring Two Especially Selected me | i ee young man or young woman Children’s Hosiery AY Smart—Specially | who will be eligible to enter col- Share: Ul Footw M des ee ‘ 40907 ar. ee . 7 AS definitely as mother’s hosiery follows fashion’s ear O | lege in 1925 or 1926 should find inspir- Kiddie (5 neiall hl - th ch ation in this competition. The two ym nk coh and ba ae F - th G 0- ‘ occa adjudged baad will entitle the | cain ie ie — ci on $e, £100 ad . val . rowing Girl aS W lece | | ~ | si an ‘5 authors to a full four-year course in § T ID $1. - etty beh yor ees oy Socks have fancy $ ~50 Pair 3 their choice of either Washington cuffs in pretty bright colors; nude and beige —65¢ saat J pe F; ocks | St. Louis Univ ersities ees | EGULARLY, ildren's Hosiery Shop—First Floor. um r r st. s Universities. REGULAR this strong- NOT yet ready for high heels, and fast outgrowing i For full details eall at the Sixth ly made home Gymna- : ' A ee Of fi flannel in | oor “Kasay (\. se Sea aera : sium would sell for $21.50. . ) ootwear that is smart and appropriate for the growing me e Floor Essay mtest’’ desk, or write . car he’ Children S Gloves : girl. Sorosis high quality, Sorosis comfort-fitting, foe booklet. It combines six health-build- blue and green only. " ing playthings in one unit ‘THE youthful chic of these new Gloves is most fas- Sorosis style, are emphasized in especially designed mod- | } 7 SCRUGGS- Conateaniil es oe: “hewpy cinating. Chamois-suede fabric Gloves come with els for girls from 10 to 15 years. Heels not too high a VANDERVOORT-. ili _ strap at wrist or elastic at wrist with pretty embroid- | eae rr low. Footwear for daytime and party wear. BARNEY paint - ne udes chain- _ ery pattern at top, $1.00 and $1.50 pair. One-clasp oa $ 75 | es nN. swing, trapeze, turning pole, silk Gloves in neutral shades, 85c. Very unusual are Two-Stra Front-Strap Side Gore Styles —e | 73 Years of Progress rings, see-saw and horizontal | white slipon kid Goves for a young girl, fastening with Brown Cal Patent Leather Black Satin | } bar. 7 ft. high: base 7 ft. gray kid strap and buckle at wrist $3.50 Dull Black Calf Sand Kid White wid - . long by 4 ft. wide. Vandervoort’s Glove Shop—First Floor. Two styles illustrated. Many éthers at $7.50 pair. NEW YORK WAIST HOUSE aii Toy Shop—Basement. ee a Vandervoort’s Children’s Shoe Shop—Second Floor.

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~ —_ “ : er: ERS: AS DORR ER IL AIRE ES WRG” RP Se Ee * . re ae : “ "ie Ty >? = = IF GUOLIDGE BEGINS | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 10, 11 and 20 ~— TARE BOARD FAMOUS -BARR COL Week-End Candy Special .. H0ce—2 Lbs., 99€ al, gaining hjindreds of friends, for thege elicious Candies. ari: Chocalates arshmallows ndy Shop—Fitst Floor. aturday 4 t return a garment, as when you buy, it Nut-Filled F igs Assorted Bonbons -_ ———— | W e Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for_ $2.00 in — | | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—lFew Restricted Articles Excepted Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West «New York Waist House 409 N. 6th—North of Locust aA Appoints Conservative , Democrat, Alfred P. Den- nis, to Succeed Retiring : et We: F t Member of Radical Views ALE ‘ 1X eatures | tatian | L 4 | By CHARLES G. ROSS, | ident Coolidge today began to re- | | t S t Chief Washington Correspondent | : ; Vamp the United States Tariff Com- of the Post-Dispatch. | e That illustrate most forcibly how ission by nominating a conserva- | t Initial Spring Showing WASHINGTON, March 6.—Pres- SHOES FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN | SL yoo s A | - . , tive Democrat, Alfred P. Dennis, to | fe ~ "“eCnasin’ rer aes ed f o.NG by, | A : : our 06 store pul cha INS pow el succeed a radical Democrat, David | a et, i ae A : saves money for you. — whose term has just ex The Utmost in Value at $6.00 a Pair ee di 8 4 we sy | dq, eae f ae - i ae nis renewed his acquaintance wit . the Red, blue, tan, white, of excellent ia Peabaels Wha Gab ula ZR 7 . 7 ~ P. , nd - - : he ae a ” , ~* : “Ui itt} | the cI epe cle ehine. frequently as a White House guest. ? NHN | Dennis is the author of a recent | } \\ yY ? - "¢ > - é ST ( .: 7 E My " $ - ; rs “eg ~ | fondness for the President, he vot- a , b R d | Sa ngs if} OYS : . . ed for John W, Davis in the last at e a 10S : : kur Bordered oe | . mra lve Tu | ‘election and told Coolidge that he ! had Geneac | yaar: $6.95 Coasters _ $7.95 Automobiles See meee eed. er aree | Oe How Dennis will vote in the Installed Complete for Coaster Wagons mode ef ex-: |, We a aa eae gil: ees merce . “Saat taal. 5 “ommission on questions of tariff cellien iber, Ww ; with oteme- in the desirable soft fabrics. policy is problematical, but he is} steel disc wheels $4 95 | ter, bumper and $5 95 ‘unlikely to lean so heavily to the e i and rubber tires.. . | rubber-tired wheel . . : he; Z low-tariff side as did Lewis, his a $2.50 Dolls - | $11.95 Velocipedes Blues (sreens | fellow Marylander whom he wil} Mama Dolls with composi- With tubular frame, adjust- TOT “4? bags. ru tion head, arms and legs, | able seat and handle. bars - . Biscutl Rose The appointment is at once a @ Each of these highly efficient Sets includes moving eyes and excellent and rubber tired wheels. Oys Spring Suits oe one with the President five Cunningham tubes, a loud speaker, 190-amp. wigs; completely $1 59 | ae $8.50 \ , fae ve caper eae 7 wea TS anole . battery and ‘° re” batteries. Installed in your dressed .....-+++ ° DOGAIS sesssseeoe 7 ~ *® commercla policies ot oover, , ‘ Es eis a use. With Extra Pair Knickers 5 whose views Dennis is said to re- ome, "eee Fe * ) and Dolls Less One-Half peck, Rogers Peet and other $ a flect. _ ZR-4 three-tube Radio Scts, complete Fada en Receivers, - raw An assortment/of soifed Toys and Dolis—including mama, rade ni kes f tu wne the new ‘ ; ee a eaeue eel $49.75 ‘comp c te 4 ; . , ‘a : hte jointed and character Dolls, toy furniture, sidewalk ] , Enc 5 h a 7 eo +] AMBULANCE CHASING BILL 100-amp. rubber-case Storage Ihat- ( Boon pelt been of or: Ss, ‘ 9146 °5 Toys and other kinds ata saving of. seer eee eee eeee coat English model. some with Ti tertes ,o 912.05 mca ity” : Basement Gallery = : a ws ed es a 6 a a Oe © OC bs Crosley No, 5t Radio Sets, complete —EEE some with half-belts or belts al!- (ae sin lial se he — IS VIRT ALLY KILLED “Eveready” “B” Batteries, 45-volt, $2.09 for . 7 Dente teen eens $20.95 ES | R ; 1] sa tae : 1] § l NEW YORK WAIST HOUSLE— Measure Drafted by St. Louis Bar cua ah ‘eae $5.95 ester Bcadbhenee .. , ina. , . ) ° q e. _ ‘ Sw ton, Larly Albert ai (;rimes Csolden, flack Ren, Wi 1¢ \ ew—Smart—Specially Priced peepee sna ek We PINRET! FOPIACI rieties—fine, healthy lhe | sap, Henry Clay and Red : his bill on the informal canendar, a mae c , ’ 75C€ P reese ymrkc ed from ss shal: ‘ ORE TR Seep 2 rat imarige EM 5 : ; . . tr a's ] JU! a nh *oeewveeeee fearing its defeat if pressed. , . Hamlin’s amendment took from . 3 irl TT ee ~ 1 W e the bill a provision authorizing the! Shrubbery Boston Rose Bushes | ' on | O- 1éC court to disqualify any attorney in 0 se 4 ie pent er chemn. Hardy field grown- 2 geo = eo any case in Which {t appeared he a: Saw 1: ciimbing varieties; will bloom s | : had solicited the business. Ralph's tis, Liiac, Snowball, sacha om apote yea nink Killarney, La France, 15 small month- | amendment sought to strike from evsuckle, Weicelia and other va- American Beauty and many 40c ly payments. umper roc % the bill a section declaring vold rieties; 35C to 60 Others «ccecdctecer eters as . “ * ’ “wonitir ¢ ‘ *T) g ¢ r. ‘ ce} s oe tes 6a © outgrowing any au re t ae bags: e€ sons a : each t to procure aie sider 2 ie Se hes waena $1.25 Handy Lilies, assorted, each, 5c; 6 for soe ( The “Easy” is the Original vacuum cup meschine—ft the rowing Of fine flannel in has mate € ~ " : gira 8G i I = ' Stark Bros. Pear Trees, each as aa $1.25 Peonles, large roots, each oS se 6 ee eee 250 washes by means of pressure and suction: hot, sOaDy water ‘ . £ ” : ae | M“ ere L.wo impo! tant Fecvions an Stark Bros. Cherry Trecs each — ee ‘00 ’ we r x . ° “re bh seed, y-] pk ge.. be is forced rapidly back and forth through the clothes, re. ‘ { ‘ ? ‘oe "gy lig ; , ] ? f oy . . _ , . miort-fitting, : blue and reen only if adopted would have left nothing | Stark Bros. Plum Trees, each ce seneee $1 poe Ferry Flower and Vegetable Seed, pkg... . 100 moving every partic.e of dirt, but not wearing or injuring esigned mod- qf g 4 in the measure, except a “eo ’ ne M I “wT y Trees. oye Pi es ° ‘ ’ ver ceed « oe a s2c to rik the fabrics in any “wa v. The operation of the “Easy” is re- not too high ee ee ers Stark Bros. Catalpa Trees, cach. . . .. .$2. Hydrated Lime, 10-Ib. sacks. ....-... +. > markably simple, and the all-metal construction of every arty w : : lance chasing,” the enforcement of . ‘ op nes, each, 15c to 200 Swift Lawn Fertilizer, 100 Ibs......... $2.50 part assures many years of service. p . ear. which would be very doubtful. Stark Bros. Berry Bushes, eine es 4 oe swift Lawn Fertilizer, i ee ee $1.65 ¥ ] Se - at BMeiee. 10 for......- i. ' . > | $ 5 Canadians Seek British Wives | California Privet Hedge, et ae for $1.25 Swift Lawn Fertilizer, 25 Ibs.......--- oe Thousands of women Make an appointment e Styles - ‘DMONTON, Alberta, March 6 California Privet Hedge, small, 90 oe ese | «$4.30 Garden Hoes, strong steel blade. .$1.05 who own these ma- to have the “Easy” : lf : ‘ ‘ ‘ <a é EDM¢ é ' — - a. s on 6. G:iadiow Bulbs, each, it. wissh 6 @@ 6 © 4 6 for art $1 65 Garden Shovel, round point ee gee $1.45 " hi in lack —~Rachelor farmers of the Vilna a. or 25¢ — = chines offer highest en- . demonstrated your are. aun —T. Dahlia Bulbs, each, 9C...+-++--: 6 for = $1.25 Garden Spades, square point... $1.00 ‘a a: a 4 While iid : district of Alberta nave engaged (anna Roots, enc, SC... <i a i ae for 2o0c «1.30 Seadinge Forks. 4-tine . $1.00 ‘ pal Themes Jackeos of tee Seer} Caladium Bulbs, cach.....------ be to 100 ase G en Rakes, 14-tooth size........@e merit. Basement Gallery $7.50 pair. : eo to England and Ireland this « 6 for 25c je Gard NEW YORK WAIST HOUSE $123.7 ° nab Tube Rode Bulbs, cach, o€...-..--- . Sineumant Gittend Agiges pa ots 13-75 summer and bring back women of Bulbs, various colors, each 5c, 6 for 25c 7 eond I loor. : 3 marriageable age for wives, The Iris ; aie NN —— sseaiennesnesiemmentie ie a = farmers acted through the Vilna eit te my 4 ~ _—_ wegex © be

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* ne ee a oe NER LL LL TIE EN, egy es 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alane has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _M AneHoe ies : Ma SS SAYS EFFECT OF 4 See Our Other Announcements on Pages®, 11 and 20 MR Dier-Kiss” Comp -SMITH-DANIELS Il 4 e a \IBERTY BONDS 1) ens AMOUS-~BARR any | ee | | es 8 sae . } i@ Kerkott's Djer-Kiss Face Powder Compa | sae . i. tful Djer-Kiss fragrance; in dainty n i CONSERVATISM trae We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ; See and mirror; naturelle shade. I'rice s terseeed ‘en hand. Only 1 to a customer, -——- Se eC Ce ee wale % mai ee Wanye ty io rx ‘ = as-is “ = OP cater» : et ‘ i Oe er Bern ee a) ne | ee | ae’ iw - ‘ : ny By ue tal] Wat Saturday in the: Basement Economy Stores \eS@ ii... Declares Dry Law Hine , ae IRTHDAY SALE~~ BMisses’ cans Buy Homes. : | Speaker on “Should We Saturday—Women and Misses May Save Splendidly on Unusual Choice Is in This Offering of ~ Pity Our Grandchildren” aa ee cncias “he Spring Coats | |Spring Dresses, | | | dren Should Do Pitying. | Mh, a (lhe anon ; ; # pis +2. a ye eee eee — Ton te es ‘ a: q " ° ~ v- ‘ 7 a =a = +. a - = - - e : ES EON I II POO A: LOE AIRES immer et ee “im vale AY, Ae bee 2s, oe “4 sae oe . — 23 RNs ht “ea « diy Sect - Fete tl eg ee ee eee eee wee r a pedieas . 7 4 wae Eos + een r . pe aw “ = a pars aes See siugutineaiten et “ -* a veel o- arteg > " ‘ perros Po ONS iia sab Peale 2S. . » > - “ * 1 are . et AS ll os 2 \cotenilvten . oe on . tr vaaieedy ve ee pote oe nds te feat ; ne a*aTavatatata? Ves ol | ‘LEGALIZED SALOON | GONE, HE DECLARES WP batatatataratara’ ad —Unusually Special Values at —Extraordinary Valuse at WILL : Liberty bonds and prohibition | | | , |have made the American people | ) | | more conservative than they were | 9 e ' 20 years ago, ‘Dr. Charles F. Wis- \. he * ‘hart, president of the College of | AT | | SMITH DANIELS Wooster, ©., declared In a lunch-; = ) ae ee / eon speech before the Presbyterian | | q Among these hundreds of Dresses ' Union, a men’s organization, in| : : ; 6: THOUSANDS DO | | q You will like the smart styling of these are the very models you are probably the City. Club auditorfum yester- ; r . , WHY NOT YOU? day. | Coats, whether you choose one of the sports egy ey , he ety renege Dr. Wishart, who was moderator | or dressier styles. All are neatly tailored my lain oer siecantioahs trimmed “| Men's accom se re oige Be | and the new Spring shades are included, models in black as well as the new | | as well as black and navy. and delightful Spring shades. . ” , ole Pe an Pate eee Re agen — = ees lian « 3 SS, thematic! EB nahi se o '& ieee le, 5 ee OE Te Pg > hn Paha shee pa ane et CF pelle eles dune cite Cts el a he ore Ay a 4 * and noted orator, spoke at the Second | | e . , f } | ANE, ? ad Young Presbyterian Church last night. — . Dresses of printed crepes, | “Bondholders naturally become | ; ~ ' , \ I ag Bree tere Coats—models with but- crepe satin, flat crepe, Geor- Men’s | conservative,” he said, explaining | . iio : ne wt. Prosar gpl Siem cette and Canton crepe—all ens — servi re, ’ ; ' s: , ; contrasting materials; sizes for women of a quality that will give sat- ithe general] statement in his lunch- | a cure aoe and misses. isfactory service. , ye! (am | | s ‘eon address. “‘As for prohibition, | . (ealvei Walt my 8 \ | 2 Pants ‘it may be true that drinking has | Nit i ae ee ee A tnsneninit: inabitiiu aie 3 ‘increased among certain groups, ‘ a 3 ' SUITS ‘but there is no question that ond : - My 4 j laboring man. has benefited im- 5000 Women’s Sample et i | surably. H is becoming a/ e ° > S H db S 4 measurably e is _becomin Petticoats Saturday—Women May Choose An Exceptional Offering of mart an a N) ae rae stn en aa o — 2 io oe, gt mm \e 23 A * Aes ” . Pa. The ex tra property owner, and property own- | : ors are ni ally conservative. . ; , ee i re cons stop the! ° ° : * $2.50-and $3 4 69 + eople said, You can't stop the | S| & Bl | ld t . e a ble the life toeriied sstoons as thes once la, | SULPS oomers | | rimmed Hats hildren's Hats| vate? J== © of the gar- have closed 280,000 legalized sa- | : . : | ed —Special Values—Offer wins : ; @ Leather Bags in swagger, pouch ai Spe 0 ed at Unusual Value at —For Tots and Growing Girls—Satarday underarm étyles; in black, brown, tan4 P loons and padiocked them, and, | ment. at. ' God willing, the padlocks will Stay. | : cutee mabens enn Gal Basement Economy Store | God's wheels have clicked on that | ees Se a . : terns and col question, and we won't reverse the | C ‘ 95 Piet, 5 4 a — | : ? ors to please | machinery, if only as a matter of! sini to e 4. SO e Pe ed a Misses nse! tiisiblidinnint ie Ot - Pee en * ot ra ‘economic efficiency.” | l b ll | “What a Young Man Thinks | i he | | ge Ne Om m re as : a 4 | About” was Dr. Wishart’s theme, a +S i 2 | —With New Spring Lit , and he discussed the topic which q@ Princess Slips of 2 $6.50 to $8.50 $ .69 ——=!Cambridge debate. in Ingland. : : , $ 75 $ ( | This subject was, “Resolved, That and cotton satinay. \ f \ Spring Hats are here pleased to obtain these ’ = to ; ’ : We Pity Our Grandchildren.” He | | | Petticoats of ra- \ b -—-fashioned of vari- smart little Hats for $1.45. q@ Women’s sample silk Umbrellas in 8 or ‘ Men’s and Young Men's __ éuly considered the possibility that | dius and _ cotton ~ ous materials and in Models of straw, attrac- . senastion aaa: ne * r This showing of the fashionable and pr ‘antages fr the physical, intel- of cotton Englis (oe hy in greates : , ; Salar «2 | - . ; | DIMI hind tadeictal ewpolnts. | i A oo ee bE NN ton conse Ss eomgaen tions of materials’ in = 3 BRR] frocks of gay prints or silk combined w Natty. smartly styled light and me- ‘“‘ tee! Grendreaidren’e World. Fra Mit | satinay, cotton aes ty es lor women and shapes that are popular es a | Men’s Shirts furs or embroidery and appliqued desi; ig) 2G s ; Touerg e *" Ba ) sec wie, “pe 4 be ad q. “ae owed for mae 50 The moral, ‘spiritual and inter- | vb vents AM and tri nr Inisses. for Spring. , Bis J ing eolor contrasts, and there are sizes all see NAtiOnal sides of the grandchil- colette. : - : ie , p! a ; Tailored and fancy $1 95 Value, . & - teenie Ree Bite uy s ee ‘ 4 2 \ ‘ 7 2 7 . a § ¥ 7) “ : ; t =; ? : i i vis oi : . i ' } ih i a: y . + : 4 m . 2 ¢ 4 ‘ : Le i bi 2 | = ; | 4 4 a . ww bated i ast vear’s Oxford- ' . ‘ ’ ‘ t ae ap eee years Myxer’) | tricolette, radius q@ Hundreds of new @ Mothers will be highly Values....... ‘the grandchildren might do the) sati : BI : te {] , ] . ’ . . . TOPCOA H S pitying, and pointed out their ad-, : PateaY. oomers Y. 2 re new colors now tive braids or combina- | Basement Economy Stere. fe || is large and varied. The coats are of sizes and : | dren's world, he said, presented a | , 3 Savings of °3 to styles are shown— All Hats are pret- | Special at... $ ad - » | i n s | pok ’ an “The nations of Europe broke | we | shapes beir espe. there ¥ ? | | apo ioe y in the ring: y iz espe arc) many ee ? SILK all the laws of economics,” he said. | sot | re ee f pecially featured, colorings. @ Men’s Shirts with starched collars to ; iy) \ : match—made of checked, striped and all- “The Dawes plan has made a way ‘to fill the tank in Germany, but well to anticipate Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store over imported madras, In sizes from 14 Dresses | . ‘has not made a way to get the , needs. Hasement to 17. Basement Economy Stere “— . ; money cross to the Allied nations. ‘Smart new Spring \= SY The Dawes plan cut two-thirds : : f from the reparations bill, and it is Cancellations and Factory Checked High and A Birthday Feature—Men’s and Young Men’s Saturday—Mothers Should is more than styles, in a select \\ /an open secret that even the re- : : . ; ‘maining one-third variety at new | ; the authors of the plan believe that | ; ! low prices, ’ Germany can pay. If France col. | ; en VW QO- rouser ul ~ | ; ' ilects every cent under the Dawes plan, and England and America collect all France owes. them. | ' France will have nothing left to | | m restore her devastated districts. f. es ~~ $4 to $6 e Specially Germany cannot pay in gold and a, i. be must therefore pay in goods, but! m) Ww Grades at. ° Priced at e how are the goods to get over | tariff barriers’? France's excess of WS I” 4a) eae oom ; . . exports over imports last year was ae @ This assortment of cancellations and factory @ English style, form fitting and conservative Suits one per cent of what she owes. a checked Shoes features both high and low models— Sg BA ets. tear oF ap tea ; tact Tm . | PRs pagan ficult | ran Ger Pr ae we ted tailored of woolen fabrics. There are stripes, mixtures ae | All this means a vast and difficult | made of black and brown kid and ealf leathers—also . : . ~~ Costumes |world problem, | | vatent leather. On the round, French and bre: d toe and overplaids of grey. tap, Brown aie other desired NEW | “It. means, too, that Christian | pee Sizes 5 to 11; » atule oread toe colors. Two and three button coats—full or quarter /men must work out the question of > Ss ge cx la ‘ © sie OF another. lined Sizes 16 vears to 46 stout Choice models world peace. I don’t believe we ~~ W ’ Sh ° . : as : offered for the!) * ould disarm in the face of an | 7 on Fomen S oes cae Children Ss Shoes . a discriminating armed world. We ought to retain 4 } hecho oll ah black Factory checked high and low Spring Suits Extra Trousers dresser. /-a& measure of definite prepured- y. apis p sao aga "Dg a — os an in Kid and patent leather Men’s and young men’s all-wool Extra trousers with cuff or Plain ness, but our President is right jn ~4 uné-een ct vt int gg) neat ° " 80 apts straps and cut~ Suits in KEnglish-style, form-fitting | bottoms—offered in a large va- ) 7 eae ae With turn, welt and and conservative models. Wide riety of colors, including checks, holding that there should be no 7 : : 50 nbiiedl awetessive ‘advance 7 ’ uot: we stvies and Valtlous heels. Liexible soles. Sizes i , . ! = : ~ 49 i ‘ hn that Sizes 2'2 to 8 in one stvle or $2.25 to $3.50 a 0/4. baie of mets ray! checks, plaids, ! ee ro Sizes range | , 4 ¢tc. Sizes 33 to 42. ; from 28 to 42 Wwaisi-—- ‘ ” CC; . a grades. voy $1.68 $23.85 3.85 : Women’s “Suret VOIUOB. 0 cece —“ $1.88 , ies . Special . With all leneths, at..,, ° =, : ens Sur y Silk- | direction => ana or 2 to ; , “What Preparedness for Peace.” | = eo “Can we settle this question along | Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Storc ! - the line of increased preparedness? | ; . Who is to tell us what sort of pre- | E °,¢ : : : paredness {t shal} be? Gen. Mitch- xcellent Qualities Are These e-Givi 2.50 ] . Women’s & Misses’ el] says one kind, Secretary Wilbur ; Saturday—A Remarkable Group of ys os — — . ~~ says another. Admiral l‘iske, ’ e | ) COATS Seaking trie thet owe ff! Women’s Hose A Girls’ Two-Trouser Suits Special =] A , irls Coats Senda. | Heavenly Rest, New York, savs ra- A Wide Assortment Priced at . € The excellent silk-top “Surety” Silk Hos dio-guided airplanes could infliet Samples of . & billion dollars worth of duimagre aL RS A showing that in that city in an hour. Secretary $1 to $1.50 q es | et . 3 will do justice to Wilbur Suys he is mistaken Cire Kinds hata es om ¢ Ta \ $ os $ & $ 84 Clusively: in black, gunmetal, rose, taupe, to 10 and $12 « e S24 \\_ 6: 4 &: 4 , m *"d wood shades, All sizes. | — — -—— a per’ wee : + Pas 088 | SR em ce ™ oy enone as Otte . ie Vilar eae na - aad = aan ie ape . soe rR soot bo Ete he arom ; ss sclindaaie rose pay ot Alte Aiasate nad —_ : MA. ties ey we pad’ ~ 28 — ey Se ene Seer, aie aa aan aN ~ ee * poe — 5 oe ty oer " " ‘ od ee + 24 7 7 , : ome . me ak aneiienens eats — o aa wT nef A 5 ” + wer re en sawn + tae ’ - e2 em nn — : 2 = a = : m ane ” “ . e - . we ° “ o—_ at ' . ¢ ,of those two is wrong. What pre- the finest type of X | Perecneas Will avail us against ra- Values aa dio-guided airplanes, death rays | q Women's black, white or colored Hose in semi- specialty store. = and disease germs loosed by whole- fashioned style, of thread silk and silk-mixed —)) sale”? weaves; With double Lisle tops and reinforced € Attractive Coats in nie re Ss 2 l ) els J ) : € Sports, pleated modelg and plain back models © : An Attractive Offer - "Ve . » . . ’ s Olli¢ mil} { eae Wie Le te 4 i = } '’ . | ying Liberty Bonds for the peace « , heppadsn q@ Three white layers with orange @ Made of English Broadclot! ] of medium and long lengths—some ee s } ; moe "cmneetl - . ‘ . se , Ou ( Cc Vv } ane RL NR rt ame ~ Pe ee ee PP eT SS 4 » wha - , pik a 8.2 eg OE: ges, * ae A lhe 3 ye at jane ; a Kad . be enn #. air. fine oa at ‘ “ tn th the nina natin ee ene ms ~ “) . - “ " ore + ar a am: S ‘pei D igor ie Sanat, by Seen Pelee tee ta St in Shas 7H ee oe BE Se API et ee . ‘ = 507 N. BROADWAY ut the world in days to come.” eee pieces—delicious and nu- marmalade filling and marshmallow made to fit low on the figure: very com- Nadiex Record Releases Sate #7 mesh, with smartly de — OPPOSITE NUGENTS rank }?. (; lass Presided at the Wrench on 7” " ' oe feing. bre Vy fiber etrapes- in plain blue, tan, fortable, and giving desired slim lines. urday are Dream Girk AU’ - handle, and novelty fi 2 7 Floor ‘luncheon. Last night's meeting — — y, Ib, 220 350 Cream Snails, 25c See 6 and saney Supered Stripes, Sizes Wide range of sizes. Alone, Doo Wacka Doo | . * 3 A Mmited lot—eecured te was in charge of Dr. R. Calvin Dol- asement Candy Shop fiasement Moke Shan iz‘g to 14'S. Collar-attached style. Basement Economy Store others. \ chase and such splend |son, executive secretary of the st. | Jj Basement Ecomomy Store Bascment Economy Store | 4) should share them. | Louls Presbytery. ea - SO) ee er ee > + » ~ . me : F Zo w re eee oe ee I eee et eee ae Cm Sayegh ye Matinee dite on, = how : aot “>a Ne a : .

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 —‘Njer-Kiss” 2 | ———= == = “Dje Compacts at New Kid Gloves he ’ “0 59 Ce —Decidedly Novel Styles ee Que .ssee a2 u Priced, °3 695 —- 4 “t koff’s Djer-Kiss ace Powder Compacts—in the de- ' . ? wien) Dier-WWiss fragrance; in dainty metal box with _ ~y- - Pair eeecesesd wan end mirror; naturelle shade. Trice subject to stock | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise G Booctions Gloves that are extremely chie; in the new s 4a hand. Only 1 to 4 customer, Main Floor || | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West | eet oe Oe ee eee A AT A A on es —_——— = ee —— ———— ° -— -_—— | Our Misses’ Style Shop Beckons With St. Louis’ Most Complete Assortments of || ||\In This Wide Assortments Misses Will Find a Most Ptoniliis Choice e isses Spring A pparel| Spring Coats —Unexcelled Values, Too —Newest Models in Three Feature Groups at q All the new garments for fashionable wardrobes are presented in scores of variations of Spring modes— Frocks, Coats, Suits and Ensembles of distinctive lines —smartsstyling being featured in the popularly priced . as well as the very elegant models, Misses’ New Frock —Three Featured Groups—Choice @ These groups comprise several hundred Coats of . “ the most authentic Spring types. Those of Deerona, P _\t% } Te 295 $20.15 >49 Downy-wool and cut Chinchilla are made in sports i ‘itt Gt = models, while those of twills, Kasharain, Loraline, , fi ej In this interesting collection are portrayed the newest and most Poiretsheen and soft woolens are in smartly dressy approved silhouettes for sports, afternoon and evening. Teflored modes. All Coats are crepe-lined throughout and the models reveal] attractive lines while the more elaborate frocks have ° : " 3 A | trimmings of embroidery, lace, beading, ribbons and flowers. sleeve and collar arrangements are decidedly chic. errs Sizes 14 to 20. Sizes 14 to 44. Other Frocks for All Occasions, $15 to $125 ° ° ingly embroidered and chili, sandal- Tailored Suits | Sports Frocks wood, gingersnap, creole, | wigwam. gravel and golden oak are a few of the —Youthful Models | 1n Smare Effects new shades included. Smart Handbags |] : . : $49.0 & $59.6 Stn en ee 1 Que | ; a | Many Coats are fur trimmed or charm- : > ¥ * é $2.50 and $3 $ .69 | © f One and two pleca models of : Values. qeeemguegtonene : Misses’ manish Suite wire hip a eochmis, chasmeen, —_ ‘écé 99 | ld : s % 1 th Coats—o e newes wills and other fabrics; smart . . r al Sprite weaves and as jaunty as | collar and cuffs, novelty belts In Our Popularly Priced Section You May Choose Madge E V ans: | they are serviceable for general | and leather trimmings, Many @ leather Bags in swagger, pouch anf wear. Sizes 14 to 29. colors; sizes 14 to 20. Sets: sce | : Spring Hats for Girls a Smart Spring Hats | Ss _— Priced at Umbrellas —With New Spring Lines—at | —For Sports and Dress—Priced —For Any of Your New Costumes | $ 95 t | $6.50 to $8.50 4:69 ! : _ 4 to eee. 9S 195 |) | 25 & 1150 ixs $ . } » AD Lnact a f : Th st of new d | | Ji Hy Sp ecial : = ptt mn “hades sella tl ere: Basement Economy Store | : | Misses’ Ensembles : Misses’ New Coats q@ Women’s sample silk Umbrellas in § or 2 Value at. ° es variety is unusually {nteresting—Hats 10 rif) styles; various colors and types of ; ! : : . : , ° . . attractive handles. @ This showing of the fashionable and practical Insembles This immense collection embraces all that is new and ‘that are sold here exclusively in St. Louis, Fourth Eloeor Basement Economy Store #9} is large and varied. The coats are of cloth or silk—the | favored in Coat fashions ; although the choice of trimly Wei frocks of gay prints or silk combined with wool; Summer | plain Coats is widely varied, there are scores of hand- Men’s Shirts ® furs or embroidery and appliqued designs provide strik- some models elaborately trimmed with furs, braid and Wing color contrasts, and there are sizes 14 to 20. | embroidery. Sizes 14 to 20. Fourth Floor Zo. RS q At this popular price, we offer ve, NS interesting choice of the newest. cso wom S 1 29 ay . ; fm > styles. we are oer and ae . i haeaie : ° : , ta! Hats—such approved Spring modes et eitare ts Saturday—Mothers Should See What Wide and Advantageous Choice We Offer in os ‘pelos, eahaie: aaa match—made of checked, striped and all- tailored effects—of ilan, hemp . j { ° ° ‘ te ti . . * a ee madras, In 7 from 14 7. | 3 bs treet | ' i, and straws combined with silkk—in to 17. Basement Economy Store Ss . 1 ) S &S UNLO ? S Od S te is popular colors as well as black. p Fourth Floor a iN —Newest Plain and Elaborate Styles—Splendid Values at Special Saturday! >] 5 to o/ 5 You Will Want to Share in This Special Purchase of Tots’ Hats $7.95 Value—Special @ A more complete or diversified assortment of youthful Coat fashions could Broadcloth Blouses $5 95 , sfarecely be desired; there are hundreds of Coats—fur borders, buttons and inserts aS of contrasting color being high lights of the new modes. Spring’s most popular __In White, Colors and Combinations fabries. colors and silhouettes are widely represented. Girls’ Coats are in sizes 7 ty 14: juniors’ 1: y & ° y . » 14; Juniors 3 to Special Values at i \ @ These cunning lUttle Hate of taffeta- | and-braid are in poke and turn-back ative Suits, _——-— Ps, mixtures Hi iz . initinilieibaneni i ‘ i ; Hl 4 umper Skirts , Overblouses styjes—with rosettes, braid twists and ner desired Hh ¢ J 'P Z Newest F rocks : ” other touches. Colors to harmonize with or quarter | ‘ for girls of 19 to 16; | —for Girls and Juniors | wf silkette (cotton); ae | any coat. For tots of 2 to 6. ! Ei in gay etripes and e ; Third Fleoer in plaids, stripes and | Pe solid colors and various $10 $45 gieclts: attractive ané « ad bad iN | ‘. weaves. 4 splendid Sports models of flannels and wool serviceable and in sizes 4 > » ° ‘AaSsSslegnr 4 ‘rena A A : choice and priced frora | crepe; dt S8i r styles of crepe de chine, 6 to 20. $I 45 rousers = \ Se Roshanara, tub silk and satins: man Priced at a . Sia allay com | $5.95 © $12.95 een ae SMe 1 rein i Pourm Hieer 1 @ The new Broadcloth Over- \— Yret ht wean itt 2 The Newest Colors in 2 in a large va- . | : pe etivg cheeks, : ' : blouses that you will want for 4 | f | vo 3 z , etc, Sizes range . | a . ‘ § ifs r ; ni er : \ ian : > ae Gj d Ch 7 Saturday! Nut and Hard Center tailored .s0ms SF 3 e it 2 iil Ve : repe e ine — $3.85 Women’s “Surety” Silk-Top skirts; all models have long = $2.50 Silk Hose Milk Chocolates | | Ptvitisndis poms SON THN ae | "80.39 i aoe ten Sa > Value-Giving Groups of Boys’ b-Trouser Suits Wide Assortment Priced at are used in new ways. Special $ 1 9) B Regularly 60c Lb. Pe Pap 8 RE blue, tan and white, com- -. ' ; s. Sizes . : ; Saturday 2.Lb. , rng =" color | | @ Very heavy and firmly woven ts this 34 . flat weave Crepe de Chine—all-silk, and Ra OC is Penne en rl choy Special ) ‘ € tT. @xcellan+ «ai? ‘ MSrnraty’’ Silk os e 1c] } Te €X- ° z 3 — e : ~ , Fourth Floor Ne eee eee. tered: aver. alt the Lo wee | ~Ovame ) 40 inches wide; a quality desirable for ; ; Clusty oe 4 Se ssf , _ ¢ o ise, cray, de , 4 $ 84 $ 84 aud de eee geen ee ee oe mt oe 7 frocks and blouses—and offered in the ’ ades. izes. ; 39 5 ) emartest new Spring shades; also excel- senee » acme » | Ta ———s oi : lent for undergarments—in the lighter . 2 ¥ iy —— An Unusual Saturday Offering of shades. Third Flees Sports, pleated modelg and plain back models . § . with all-around and three-piece detachable : @ An Attractive Offer of : ansort ae ] os * 8 i wee oe the Malte have vests to mated: z. q Here {fs an assortment that is justly popylar with patrons of ren ~ O oes 7 @ knickers are cut full, with wide or narrow . = 9 our Candy Shop—centers of sich caramels, neugat, Bustenpeetoh. nds at knees—and are fully lined. Select . = ant Seeaen, nes, ghee cringe, Weneeare Sie Stee | oase . . . 500 G ent f Silk : . = kinds—covered thickly with creamy, delicious milk chocolate. All on F t-F orm Last—Special, ee P20) arm so . ' | ; ° ‘ : Ge P ‘. jue- . m a wide range of colors, including © Spetial for Saturday at a price that will prompt many to take | Li F ay, tan, brown, etc. Sizes 7 to 18. aidiaiuaale ‘ | peeement anaeny Weer — @ In this special group of 400 pairs of dependable Shoes is real economy for parents; included are blucher styles Marshmallow Chocolate rts tan Russia calf, in sizes 6 to 11; also 3 Recor ds so rg mer st om in sizes 6 to 11 and patent and Choice Saturday at : : 2 : t 4 60c Value, $1.20 t leather bluch DA | | Popular “Radiex’”’ . 7 . » 95 sot : fs nan 3/C Value.... 89c asec in sizes 8%4 to 12. To anticipate Spring needs Sccond Floor 6 ® $ 95 —————_— $3.50 Value, Saturday dles . : 5 | (RE: Our Marshmallow Package— | 2% pounds of the purest and would be wise. ? : : 2 Marshmallows covered with |} creamiest of Milk Chocolate— = see tel Et toasted cocoanut and nut and] a food as well as a sweet. , | */_ : ;, @ Unusually charming style to carry with chocolate “sprinkles.” Packed in boxes. | f Girdies | 3 for $1 « ‘ iy vour Spring costumes—etach Bag excel- | € Remarkably special choice of women’s *—some q incinded in the new : lently serviceable. Of Bilver-plated ring Par-Excellent Chocolates ‘ery com- tadiex Record Releases Sat- - a mesh, with smartly designed frame, chain ; vie im lines. 7 urday are Dream Girl, AU | 3 handle, and novelty finish at lower edge. —or chocolates and bonbons—are the pride of our C Be ee srt | | | e: Alone, Doo Wacka Deo and 4 -P - A limited lot—secured in a epecial pur- Shop—you will find “none more delicious.” | 00 “ ' embroidered designs. White and others. F a re. chase and such splendid values that you ° . . also included are tub silk slips, Bascment Economy Store |e y SS should share them. hip; sizes 36 to 44. y Store Main Floor

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? The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other e vening newspaper sekome nok 2 ‘D A 4 1 ; 7 ; \ 8 ; if > } Hy i V aod | ; in ij ‘ " ‘7S 18 H] h , —— o- * » ig rt EEE ES SO fai ii’ 1 ce, a Piha Poe, NT } it 4 ths ! | ' | @: ii iE = if fr a tot ) ; _—— / , | “i i + i ; —_ — | if 1 ae h ~/ 6 =e \ - a , oe fea ea | f ie \. ; i Be pen ‘i =}: | ee i} * ci Pra , He = — | “gf o Tee / : i Bid , i $8; : / { 2a “ | ' 1 ie —" his t 1 (5 - Ss hl, a | Hi This 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite in American Walnut There is a great deal besides price to interest you in this beautiful Suite. It is built of combination walnut A New Spring : : with every detail showing very careful construction. Arrival sta The finish is American walnut. A fine white stripe i aaor Design gives added contrast. The buffet is 66 inches long. Table is 45x54 inches when closed and extends to six feet. China cabinet is semi-enclosed. The five side chairs and host chair have genuine blue leather seats. Easy Payments at Only $2 Weekly—$4 Semi- 1 | Monthly or $8 Monthly THE ONLY McNICHOLS MARKET ST. AT ELEVENTH fing to di TRONY IN BRITISH ~ PRESS ON INAUGURAL | ‘One Paper’s Headline says|| bs Announcing— An Exposition and Sale of Radios | “President Coolidge Praises | America.” — 2 bashing © 5. by the Prete ae rors ana the Post-Dispatch. LONDON, March 6.—What ts de. | /scribed here as the Puritanical note in President Coolidge’s address has aroused some ironical comment. ' “President Coolidge Praises ' America,” the Express said in | 'headlines across the front page. | The headline continued: “America’s lead to the world.” ! “No earthly empire built on blood | and. force.” “Legions that are armed with the cross.” “Duty to | aid weaker nations.” | On the page containing Presi-| dent Coolidge’s speech, the Ex-| press had a box in which Reginald | McKenna, the Exchequer, said: “There is accumulated in the |'Federal Reserve Banks of the United States an excess of upwards 300.000.0000 ($1.425,000,000) rements.’ the Ex j; presenting the csnauguration expresses widespread sentiments concerning American policy when 'the United States prevents a Euro- ee of f over legal requ kKpress uses in news | pean financial settlement by refus- | iscuss reduction of inter- | allied debts, and by nei Britain to pay America while Brit-! ‘ain is unable to collect from her} | allies. COURT ORDER OBTAINED TO OPEN EMPTY TRUNK Had Been Placed» in Vault by For- | mer Deputy U. S. Marshal, Short in His Accounts. | dackson's 5/3~-515 WASHINGTON AVENUE~ From 8:00 to 12 O'Clock Saturday Morning SPRING COATS +] 2 This is truly a remarkable Spring Coat offering—you will find deeronas—Poiret twills—sport polaires—flannels, etc.—some with large fur borders—others trimmed neatly with stitching, braid and contrasting color collars and cuffs—all sizes—yjust about 300 Coats in all. er > > Reo oon ‘ . 3 ede? 4 Perf ak (open. * te weit, eae tt: . gh phi a he aed one » ; 15 10 eo a wh cone hs Mn mT ae Weres ae lope. prin f- iy a : ? Hey ae in WA & “ ~ . nex 5 . pd ea ae a mi poet pin nie ibs Sasa ON bagi REINO atin Piast ANI «crt EY I Sopp 1 Pe ty ge ME ea ns oe EGO AEE TELISE : ae a ee ee eee TR sal WE eA} seis ‘ . . — , ET Mee TN a! US CORE a lied pomcrnanle om eae cera Nae Mr eerste cage 2S eee . ‘ ~ * $25, $22.50, $20, $18 Spring Models in a SEE ns G4 % 6 49 0:0 0 geome " . : sat, Oe ae ee eae ge el, — Be Nm . ie a ver re a: od ra Fagen mee sioce oo aiiagin eee ae ay pe saad ap: ee i ml Ie ae a= ns Sea ee JACKSON’S otis From 8:00 to 12 O’Clock Saturday Morning Ls » Vn deen tien atten Sole 2 the hehe” MEG: agit * Pamge” ated Mt wees ay aie ON ESR yam elena prin pr ma hn oR ta ays 1 cara le beat pn SPRING COATS | ss, so, 2) >= Li Our finer Coats of Twillbloom, Poiretsheen, Cheveros, Char- meens, Bengaline, Manitobas, etc. Brilliant shades of wig- wam, tiger-ceye, navy, black and other new hues. Marvelous styles with fur trimmings, also tailored and dress Coats— all sizes—over soo Coats in this group. JACKSON'S maaemoroctnere: np From 8 to 12 O'Clock Saturday Morning ENSEMBLE SUITS 2A» The popular “Ensemble” Suits—a separate coat and a separate dress—both garments are tailored to match. Over fifteen styles in all colors. They are without a doubt the most practical garments for Spring. We have all sizes in this sale. PR: From 8 to 12 O'Clock Saturday Morning | SPRING DRESSES $QO25 $1495 This sale The d crowd our Dress Dept. to capacity Saturday. they are simply wonderful for the price. Rich satin anton—heavy printed crepes—new Roman stripes—crepe satins and Georgette Romaines —over tooo Dresses from our higher-priced lines— on sale for 4 hours only at $9.95 and $14.95. $45, $40, $35, $30 Ensemble Suits, Saturday at maniters vp JACKSON’S Ht ein Wilbirg ig oemme : sa asia Ge aes a as ; au Bt cae as ng ee r + ‘ a vi ‘ AID is Dh cree -vet SSR 8 RB) Mas Sg! Cs « © ee TR» alge Ome ae paar ook al ee ore Ts ©. ow owt en el z . Ks. “vs A why en wie) veel prem ’ - @ de Teich etree — A, eas de a ts ive c } * ~ » + gers eae Aan fs i npn = * wy e rer ev poe ‘ Sain ne ee rind seer ba _ cx we » agp, er RA RE ee “ eee ee i oe kre en ee ee ee ee ee | bri -" , ~ ° : — te. Mi andi A? so yeaa heat « Petes : ym = ere pues *4 ge) Oe Oe ct et Ape in 9 PT, dea ONE cy bee + ee ° r . aera: Sige wy . ae Ri . ha cdeitiend $35, $30 and $25 Spring Styles Just for 4 Hours Satur- day Morning Only AN. cate, CRD sascha Phoned pints, al osc NRE STE: le ht Ah eg wg a Lyvdey bee ! a SSE anaeen ee + ant wes, . ge ae ", ‘ ae ey + Seliag rt vi aka: A tit Me yp md Mb ht lengly, elt “Hs * ae ee wr owe ik Ce ee ee Ce te neni i ye? _ ines satan ise songs om SeaoN en GM — RS ae ee iba ie Bamba 0 er oy t aah > i 7 NOEs « DERE Ogio MPR ei Bits irae Fg Pappa want gah Se Be ay Te ane | today, / key from Lynch had failed, asked. the shortage, imately 'nractice liquor law violators who had been } | | fined. | ‘Tsuneo Matsudaira *‘ ‘Has No Doubt” | Tsuneo Matsudaira, : taken t. ure for the Tokio: uarters \nouses were dest “Suyeak!, one of the &3 quarier2 in A trunk which G corge T. Lynch, former Chief Deputy United maby! Marshal, placed in a vault in the| Federal Building was pried open | under a Court order, by De | partment of Justice Agents investi- | gating a shortage in his accounts It proved to be | Judge Faris at the instance of H. C, Argo, a Government examiner. who thought it m! throw light en the case. Attempts to get » ¢ Srne the and as/ resort the Court order was Lynch has explained that a last Said to be approxi- | 19.000, was due to his of extending leniency to He allowed them liberty on their word they would pay in in- | |, Stallments, and many failed to keep | | their promises, he declared. NEW JAPANESE ENVOY TO U. S. LANDS AT SAN FRANCISCO — Tokio Will Be Willing to Enter Arms Conference. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.— newly appoint- Ambassador to the arriv ae from Yoko- ay on the liner Shin- ed Japanese United Stat es, nani a Yest erd yo Maru. He was accompan! ied by Mrs. Matsudaira and and two Saugnters, and the members of icial party Amt aassador Mat tsudaira said would be his policy to do every- thing in his power to promote good ae eS © & | +. 1.18 son his of feeling between Japan and the United States. “I had no information on the proposed arms conference when ] sailed for this country,” he said. “While I h this time jj > > 3. .- ence I iave ave no instructions at regard to the e : a . > hh « no doutdt that Japan sty IV i on Will De Willing to = €o ; or. : + é nrer intr hh . 4 ss . * ran +, rence "le = ‘+ a 5 ‘ oS Sane ate , Inies6é it might } _ . + ’ : . ‘ compatidvie with the nationa! © > . al - &aca ional a4 ler *? 4% 4 « aati ee CAMPUS ATHLETICS POPULAR 1609 Washington U. Students Take Physical Education. Seventy-eight men enrolled at Washington -hiversity, exclusive of the Gradu- ate School and the Extension Divis- ion, participate in some kind of per cent of the “ons «VO T Campus athletics, the report of Dr. W. P. Edmunds, director of phys- icai education, for the first sem-é ester of the 1924-1925 term, shows. n all branches of physica) train- ing 1609 took part—184 in inter- collegiate athletics, 679 in intra- mural contests, and 746 enrolled in physical education classes, Alumni using the gymnasium numbered § CHILD "SERIOUSLY ~ BURNED ee ee Her Dress Caught Fire From Heat- ing Stove. QT =o owe ee > } +? > , siargaret Schneil, 8&8 vears old AAs qj > _ f Seal *? ~ , aughter of Mrs. Mary Schnell of 25 Dillon street, was seriously ne head and body last night when dress was ignited oy a stove at the home. Schroeder. 31 a b wa, burned’ abo ut t at 7:30 o'clock her heati ne Clarence F. arder, was a arms in Both were burned on the hands putting out the fire. es: city hospita! The child's condition ts critical. Police were told the child was seated near the stove when her’ dress caught fire sliemseeneenenmemnnmeti darn A Sree st eines ee 300 Houses ‘Bareet in Tokio. Fry “ae Amex at eo I reeks TOKIO, March 6.—Whfle Diet today was disc - ~ Oe eee ee the issing a meas-i gracual abolition of ff irters of Ill fame. 300'f estroyed by fire in largest of thease f§ the city. E former Chancellor ot || empty. ! The order was issued by Federal | | , | i ' | | | ; | ; ' STIX. se FULLER GRAND-LEADER A-C Dayton $159.50 TRUE reproduction is the one big desire of every owner of a receiving set. Recognizing this, and starting with the important necessities of selectivity, volume and distance, the engineers of the Manufacturing | Company have developed the A-C Dayton Polydyne XL-5, a super five-tube set, to receive with per- fect clarity and modulation, with- out distortion, so as to permit the owner to honestly enjoy his favo- rite programs, hearing the finest vocal and instrumental music ex- Installed com- A-C Electrical actly as played. plete at this price. , | Batteries. 2 8 The Operadio 1 Clear Mellow-voiced of . ye. and Radio Accessories E have arranged in our radio department ay exhibit of interest to radio fans. All the new. est improved models are on display—together’ with an array of accessories. The public is invited to attend this exhibit tomo (Saturday)—a special program has been arranged: at Station WC K. : i. @ The Carnival-5-Tube Radio Set, $87. 50 Sketched below is a complete five-tube radio frequency Receiv- ing Set of guaranteed efficiency, powerful and selective enough to pull in far distant stations, even when nearby stations are in oper- ation. This Carnival Radio is a non-oscillating Receiving Set of the latest improved type; easy to operate; a beginner can obtain splendid results. " The Following Equipment Is Included at This Special Price: 5-Tube radio frequency receiver. 5 New highly efficient tubes. 1 Guaranteed storage “A” Gs A Battery. \ AF a ~ Speke 2 Guaranteed Burgess “B”: a er i? Acenodal ‘27 ) phitco Storage Batteries; rd , $ ] 87 50 Loud Speaker. Q | W.-6e mae. oa : Complete Aerial (7 a Burgess “B” Batteries, 2214-volan A UNIQUE Radio Set, combin- Equipment. Tap e 7.95 ing high efficiency with beau- 1 Phone Plug. uw Burgess “B” Batteries,45-volt, | ty — yen Sd Pa ne i Log Sheets ot /o4 } : ery speaker of the eradio is built : “Sy we e er the case. Sidelaaniia being fr, | Peerless Headphones ..... .9ay not been obtained in the set at | The Carnival yz i} Tectron Tubes ....-. She, ile the sacrifice of sufficient battery Radio is sold {4 | ; 4 | Manhattan Loud Speakers.. supply. There is room in the case 2 get a ln }{\\//™ Mercury Loud Speakers». oon “a : this city by ‘ for four large “B” batteries and | Stix, Baer & Brandeis Phones“. -.00 2 Six standar ry celis. Oo out- uller. ae Se side aerial, ee or connections Por, Rectigon Battery Charges. $1 a of any kind—a patented wave- LAR Yale “RB” Batteries, 22}2-volt,§ bridge in the cover replaces the a ig \ Yale “B” Batteries, 45-volt.. loop used on some sets. { S Music Master Loud Speaker This is all there is to it—loud speaker, six tubes, batteries and all parts contained in compact cabinet. The cover is the aerial—no wires or connections. Simpli- hed tuning — only two con- trols. The tone is clear and undistorted, with razor-sharp selectivity. 4 PAA : , a T ‘ a | iw Our Convenient Payment Plan —enables you to pay fer a Radio as you ‘+ Do not hesitate to inquire about this! ful arrangement. The Fada Neutrodyne —— $4.9950 -s ¢ HE Fada Neutro Receiver is a five-tube Neutrodyne receiverf with an ines panel fitted on a beautiful mahogany cabinet, allowing ample space for teries. The selectivity, range and clear, faithful reproduction exceeds . tomary performance of the ordinary Neutrodyne circuit. Adapted for either cell or storage battery type of tube. Complete with all necessary equipment including: 1 Fada Neutro f 5 tested Cunningham Tubes; 1 genuine Philco Storage Battery ; go volts “B” teries, either Burgess or Yale; 1 Thorola Speaker. Hartman Art Model Receiver!) 00 *155= IS is a five-tube Receiver in an artistic mahogany cabinet with enclosed speaker and removable battery container. A new model as efficient @% attractive. | Freed-Eisemann Neutrodym $ 1] 502 | j and tan, also fancy, mixtures. Boys’ Spri Long-Trousez With Extra Pair of 7 $ SMART Ic in the li lar with his lege youths ioned of gc in English coats and s' sers. The sh powder blue 16 to 20. Long ‘ Boys’ firs light shades ¢ der blue. V ‘models, Size Students Spring To; New box-back effects in light sh: Sizes (Student's Boys’ Vest With Extra | EY are. fhe sh mo cut English. quality wool: of tan, gra} tures. : vel pairs of trou and lined. | cluded are Craveriette known branc Skolny Suits, $25 to Boys’ Overcoat UR entire stock of students’, big be Overcoats is presented in this of many styles, patterns and colors—in si (Boys’ Own Men’s & Boys’ Pullover Swe $ NCLUDEI are the f: - combination rope-stitch all-wool yar ers have la The sizes at . es VWigt tye 4 Lawn and Garder Rose Bushes, 40c CALIFORNIA field-grown Rose Bust roots. Soliel d'Or (orange ye'low), F Magna Charta Spiak). Gruss au — . #0n (scarlet), K. A. Victoria (cream), 6 California Privet Gr Hedge, so for $1.00 ee Medium size Hedge, well, dian Blu anched and rooted; 25 to) Mixed Ls . bundle, at this exception- | Kentucky ly low price. Shady Sp Fertilizer, 2 Lbs., 19¢ | White THis model N. R. 6, five-tube Neutrodyne receiver as ile to the left, has achieved a world-wide reputation for simp operation, for distance reception and for fine selectivity. One ¢ ; outstanding values at this price. ‘Pourth Flee Station WCK—Stix, Baer & Fuller—is broadcasting programs that are among the most popular on the air. Turte in on Pulverized sheep fertiliz- very er, for euapreheuté be put | 4 ; | § tee” befors sewing seed. Flower ; 30¢; 10 g0c; 35 | “omg $1.00; so Ibs., $:.65; | Seeds, ; 00 Ibs., $2.75. A larg . selection. Hydrated Lime 10 Lbs., 35c Amer Lime is essential in all Rose i te and ~ is wise to apply Large & the garden and lawn branched me sewing seed. io All are fie tal cst ee

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ana i j FRIDAY, | ‘ a : P manch 6, iv2s. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 — —_—— ideeeeeeilietediiieeee eS _ SLL TT TTT Ct ee er _—_- a _— - — = ree rere ee — —— — = ae ee ——_ ee ——— ee es —— = — A ACC — ———- = Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock visors, silk lining and leather sweatbands. Exceg- AER & FULLER 2 GRAND-LEADER (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Fioer.) — Boys’ Spring Caps, 79c New plain and checked effects in tan, poudre blue and fancy mixtures. Unb Kuppenheimer Spring Sa Are Dominated by Warm Colors, y Swagger Lines and Soft Textures $40 to $65 Boys’ Spring Long-T'rouser Suits With Extra Pair of Trousers “ °25 SMART loose-fitting models in the light tones so popu- lar with high school and col- lege youths. ‘Skilfully fash- ioned of good woolen fabrics in English styles with broad coats and straight, wide trou- sers. The shades are tan, gray, 1 Sale of \ ccessories mee _ ti in our radio department an est toradiofans. All the new. © odels are on display—together 2. 1Cs. } | mt a o attend this exhibit tomorrow Sion. 8 | Coats are shorter, that means the pockets find I. 3 er mes been: arranged 7 1 a lower place and the buttons are widely Lito | + : | q ong /rousers spaced. Shoulders are broad—broad enough ae yr ee ; it | $5.98 : to please those who have vigorous muscles and Pade heme i ival-5-Tube py I Bove first, long trousers in | ~— those who haven't. There’s a flat, smooth lay : A bee 2 ~. models. “Size 10 to.20. ~~ | © Of the coat against the hips. Trousers are wide, 9 ° | | stral ht, : *) . Students’ Spring Topcoats, $25 ght, roomy and long N New box-back effects in light shades of silver gray ‘and tan, also fancy, mixtures. Sizes 17 to 20. K h ° . Wi) j (Student’s Room—Fourth Floor.) uppen eimer Two-Trouser Hi , } Set, $87.50 te TITS OT v- ASA to el [- Topcoats ihe o Boys’ Vest Suits | ‘ paeing: Coit Vi: : y t $30 to $65 «= $39.75 to$ 4.4.75 WV ith Extra Pants Smart-looking models tailored These Suits are of various | of high-character imported and other well-known makes. They i $ 98 | domestic woolens in numerous re fashioned in English and HAVE 1 amie patterns and colors. Shown in figure-tracing models. The range the popular loose-fitting boxcoat of patterns, weaves and colors is HEY are in plain-back man- models. very broad. ) T nish models with straight- | y (Fourth Floor.) «+, cut English vests, of superio’ ey | O : XS ids Radio , Ns ‘ae quality woolens in ——. rang’ | | Ra LE Yih” '™* of tan, gray and fancy mix ,.% S ae tures.” Every Suit has twe | 9 ° \uto Seat Covers P Philco Storage Battery; 90 volts “B” Bate | R Bush 40c Eacl . la Speaker. | | ose busnes, c Macn M A e s CALIFORNIA field-grown Rose Bushes with immense en S ttr active ootwear odel Receiver foots. Soliel d’Or (orange ye'low), Paul ‘Neyron (red), Magna Charta (pink), Gruss au Teplitz (red), Hugh Dick; ‘ Q #8 (scarlet), K. A. Victoria (cream), 6 for $2.25. 5 Are Exceptional V alues at 500 | California Privet _ Grass Seed Special $ 9 H igh G Low | Hedge. 50 for $1.00 is English Rye, 2 cag V alues Shoes ~ OO tistic mahogany cabinet with enclosed loud : 3 brantdium size Hedge, well | jinn aS by “ry ~ = tones ntainer. A new model as efficient as it is @ ed and rooted; 25 to| Mi mn, 2 Ibs. 5c; A ae iner new model as efficien ip bundle arate oxeepeten- | peerage Sige + ob HER is an unusual opportunity to secure extraordinary values in high- . | ' ir re peice. Shady. Spot, 2 Ibs., g5 price. (Fourth Floor.) alt ne, - essential in all Rose Bushes, 50c Stetson Spring ats at $7.00 a ; eee | it is wise t l La i il i i . 5 fa. —is broadcasting programs - #§ it to the ceilion end on | Mle oP yt! creme ovat if Well-known Hats which are noted for ir general excellence and style — oe on the air. Tune in on them! “7 Ths, © Sewing seed. 10 All are field grown. correctness.’ They come in a wide variety of in the hentictonesof § 2: $5¢; $0 Ibs., goc. (Fifth Floor.) . OR cs mauve, natural pearl, hazel and London. All : P ) ee LS CERN A EE ee tre ta ge ee et ee LS RT tren pete —— - — — —— Y : - - * “ *. —_ ees

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=a eee ae = — ate noe nr ne ee a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MATCH @ ies aid * n &: re e+ PHYSIC TS FOR GIRLS and regular exercise. Tests and Wrangel Fieet Rots at Anchor. | sian leader against the bolsheviks, | bunches of mussels. Neglect | has SCHOOLS AND cars. AL TES measurements will be made to d@- Correspondence of the Associated Press are tn a bad war. Russian refu-' wrought havoc with the engines. —_— = ) sie are noe nm to Leave Hospital, i , , ne. j ‘s ae a .. nto . . oh eee ' . asad testi art mY ~- 2 ei rag > ay 7 y Up Nene qat a tsmnemanenn RE Rr Oe me " pak aaa pew gh ph th Mien P.s00h ilies dynes 4a ood S08 = ae So doce ; fon, American film star, who un- m Sea I ' Son Sinai here since the col . ; - oe H derwent an operation for né ute to rrespondence of the Aspociated Press. heart and brain by means of this ment, interned act ein f lial .* sides are covered with cluste ring \\ o each 21} methods of f bee ; ) peritonitis on Feb. 18, has recov-| toe ered ne tan cethets of whyshs| morons cpurse of training. [apes of the operations of thie Mus ADVERTISEMENT » positions for gradunameee on Aas Seror nate if udy cts oO hysi- Secure Position ir tuates « _ ‘ ered to such an extent that Be is ns at sae of the etfe . on & : A, MER eo gee Oo ar Re , SO PC PES LOHR OESBEE ae ae “ - ae aS a —. e) di x * 2 4 : ' ; hie at Auteull this cal training upon women is ; eing Child Labor Amendment Rejected. = gese When You Feel a Cold an Fis PCE wet . P rker in : eaving the clinic a AULO@UIL Lilt KES conducted on the island of Foehr, By the Associated Press. dg good bstantial lunch . nights a week, » 4 Herschel C. a pig ' ai ternoon. 'in the North Sea. | INDIANAPOLIS, March 6.—The su Coming On Mare} re Ore., Expresses | , . , r 5 ;, | = ~ ' . : > , i. / ‘ouTse Starts are a ' . ; ' Iwo New Unabridged Volumes A group of young women will; Federal Child Labor Amendment 8 Take Laxative BROMO QUININS, ‘ rs March IQja@ land ° | : Tuxedo or Full Dress u 3 ‘+ Public Library Badly Worn ilive on the island from now until; was rejected by the lower house of ae FUN oat) ew. ‘| May under the auspices of the Ger- the Indiana General Assembly yes- by Word Seekers. 'man High School for Physical! terday without discussion or roll Training. They will have six hours! call. It was rejected by the State of instruction daily in the open air,| Senate earlier in the session. Tablets to werk off the cause and to | Cours®, $10. ENROLL Now 7 " pleasure Over Divorce, i 4 - “ss : ‘ > fortifv the system against an attack - A Ww a 4 . *+ . : z ; of Grip or Influenva. A Safe and -W . a = . ult From ROTHGiESSER BROS. CHEESE Ww. W. Cor. Broadway and Chest Proven Remedy. ~The box bears sig- SOT North Fourth » 4 Post-Dispatch. nature of E. W. Grove. 30¢e. : mi ee * o xD Ore., March ¢.—Dr., ~~ : , « aj 4 * liv | Ph wel C. Parkes, international! | INCINA? ————— scientist and explorer, — : What the crosg-wurd puzzlers do to expensive’ unabridged = § dic- se ade) tionarivs is indicated by the muti-| @, lated remains of two ponderous | nf tomes which form a part of the J all-department exhibit on view at, 4 the Publle Library this week. from sight and knowledge | . ends in New York eix j ae after his wife had ob- a decree of separation, has ! 7 — The volumes were new when the ; ES 5 | puzzlecraze began. Now they ap-| # . Py ee , pas had made any at- L pear, in advanced stages of de- is whereabouts and that his former 4 pleasure ‘A nad obtained an Enoch Ar- ef divorce in New York say, Neither did he make — Sa SS SS SS ee eee ee vastation. leaves rolled and. tat- | tered and besmudged with’ the marks of fingers that wallowed 606-08 Washington Av—Thru to Sixth St. : ; , throuch the pages in frantic quest New Spring Shades in of a “two-letter word meaning 4 | attempt to spread the news of | ar 7 . 2 * three-toed sloth. ~ ~ rea = FULL FASHIONED De Gee kee inctaRes on: SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS OFFERED S jocation. : BSLE ES, am took uP residence at Reno and ) ‘ for divorce myself,” o file oi isatned. ‘That was late in, CHIFFON tries ranging from the first book | acquired by the library in 1865 to H¢( SE a practical demonstration in| | “ ' Rrailie transcription, is arranged iained. “78 Sak in » _ ge . the centra delivery hall ¢ d | L EQ A eg | 2S | J ; P ker had filed in New Unexcelled Quality at | W't.main on view throughout ALSO SILK BAGS ict matters take their own | It is designed chiefly | | AN UNUSUAL SALE OF TO COMPLEMENT YOUR SUIT 4 and went my way. the month. er explained that he desired | Bates hth gold in the West. ‘a , ' 96° = to acquaint the public with the re- e Q : | : Shades. sources of the library and to por- “ f ° of ° - 2 ? bis «2 > e 4 & hat Ss ’ - ‘ 4 z » G . 9 4 - Z . 5 Ss a 3 -. 7 gs } Zz Z ac] 4 > } rs > ¥ [@ SF a, a - Be ’ = = > SS y= Sw 4 Md . ae i + oF . 2 poe ; ao = ee: + . tz _* 7 3 , ¢ A : . y 7 he 7 7 a 2 . - ee Be : mB iz lye 3 . | + 2 t t ; ‘ = o> 2 J q ¥ 26% _ f > ae / Se: 7 - 4 . , s ¢ - = i > 2 % x | i o a: 2 Py SS +. Ai i 2 2% * Me oS een 5 . 4 ‘ ‘a = 5 hs! : - , i Monterey = nse ] — ries on. One of these department, | . eta = displays, pms he aseeee Boe 4 79 Great variety in choice is available, for included are dl : been is mpeg reste ucatan —— Scenes.’’ shows the dozet nore | : . he time o ; : Saiine = steps through which a book goes : FULL. © ALL leather and silk Bags in the popular shapes—pouch, NEWEST i. 95 ALL — | Snore ‘1 1911, Parker was in| — in the cataloguing department be- | FASHIONED FERFECT envelope and under-arm. All at a worth-while reduction. COLORS SIZES ee forties. His wife was in her| Rose Blonde == fore {t is ready for public use. KLINE’S—Main Floor. -_ | ) ‘Russctt — The reference department. dis- ; De. Parker has lived at a local | pe aaa = se tue seri | | Chiffon Hosiery in the newest shades—every pair Overblouses in the new shades of crepe de chine saggeidential hotel for the last sis Belgique = Daas ut dtiane and iteretere perfect and full-fashioned. All-silk Hose and Hose —many of them in the peasant mode. Colorful em. “qaee™"™™* cies ss claeisr pes —— to which {t ha® access, and a list with lisle tops. All the new colors. broidery trims them. . = | oe AT ORK. saareh 6.—Supreme | Black = of commonly asked questions. to | “RI; See ; . Justice Dike of Brooklyn, = show the variety of topics investi- . line Special chiffon and Peasant Blouse of French 4 - 3 Wednesday granted sre. x a . os Rated for the public. . oe thread-silk Hosiery, pair, $1.95 voile, brightly embroidered, $1.95 ifeho © saegie Parker en “Enoch | new shipment of the tiosiery braille machine, similar n con- | sp on WR es . IME tn. ' tbs . - ik haa aeelatiesil this com, co wel ites unen KLINE’S—Main Floor. KLINE’S—Main Floor. \__ F mien” decree of divorce from Dr. | venient Main Floor Hosiery || **) 4CVon i eB . aan nel C. Parker, said today that. Sec tion : First quality, of which an operator, herself blind, " & al - ¢ Dr Parker in Port- course, and clear, sheer texture. || transcribes books into revised| # eine’ og presence 0 ' 0 tne ie All full tashioned, lisle tops braille, represents the department ‘ E ila 4 Ore., would not affect the -| and soles. ae ll ee ae ruimp ‘rT Ss “Wilieec. Justice Dike said he be- ceil — rea Mrs. Parker could have the beree set aside if she wished, but bet Dr. Parker could take no such | jon. | 'Mre. Parker's lawyer said that. + would not seek to have the de- | annulled. VoaMBPMRESTED WHEN HE KNOCKS BBP. J. Murpby, Taxi Com_. -y Man- . Says Patrolman C. «*. Brid- well Called Him a Vile Name. ‘Frank J. Murphy of 2616 Whit- | i street, manager of the Red Top xieab Co., was arrested in Send “Through the eves of our young | — SEER ie ** . . ; : : = -- : pn : - oe ° ~ — readers” depicts in drawings and; ertesestesets totter . § 95 essays various childish impressions of the library and-its functions. One drawing, by a third grade pupil, depicting a lad studiously engaged while baseball parapher-| | nalia lies abandoned bears the cap-, |} - tion: “Reading Before Pleasure.” | Talior-Made, Not Call: WAPLEWOOD POSTOFFICE Worsted BURGLARS FRIGHTENED AWAY | Anonymous Telephone Message 2: Brings Police at 4 A. M.— Safe Partly Pried Open. » The slender miss will find sgsaai this offering extraordinary— sete every model presents a sub- stantial reduction. Skirts in wool crepe. KLINE’S—Main Floor. Jewelry & Bags 29¢ and {9¢ — ~ Doce to T7Tli WASHINGTON —_ —e_ oe Price—Save S15 to $75 | An early riser who passed the | postoffice at 7409 Manchester ave- An assortment presenting pwded courtroom of Police Judge Hart Schaffner & | nue, Maplewood, at 4 a. m. today 3 ee reductions of a half and more mer this morning after he had | Marx | is believed to have frightened as ay | SESE See " on Chokers and Strand Neck-. k and knocked down Patrol- | TSED—LIKE NEW ) burglars who were unsuccessfully soos laces, Bags, Pins and other C. O. Bridweil. There was a | ' TO jattempting to open tle postoffice, | odd items in our Jewelry De- b over the Incident. Bridweil | u his revolver, but was heid by | fy partment. Unusual values. ALINE’S—Main Floc Fox Chokers —— isafe. Shortly after 4 o'clock Chief $16 }of Police Caldwell was told by an 7 | janonymous telephone caller that ea = there was “something wrong at the) Gabardines— postoffice.” oe officers. The Judge arose and : “Arrest that man!” Mur- iy told the Court, before Bridwel! M@him to police headquarters =e = oe Panto 5° 95 When the police got there the | =; _ lefend his h New 83 Pants. ....._......$1.95 |Tobbers had fied, leaving near the | seartee Ptag : ¢ — The. neue ee aoe New Work Pants cokbaneen én e4 95e |} door a mail pouch jammed with} Rercsstessteseerssersccsts sis >2Y 4 h! Spa tas, : rted Murphy if — egret? «--00+5---- SS! packages of siik ties and hose; 4 | ~ ° ya, _ oe pig a L ge eee S$i.coi which they had taken from the} | .. rphy maintained well ri a ied him a vile name as And Up to ...-..0.5--0.. $6.50 | parce! post omg ge — vend AN ATTRACTIVE PRESENTATION OF f Ayreon a and — ' e@ past him tn court. 6 ) e 8: ri | x ae — a5 1012 N. GRAND 1ad been pried off the safe wit Te oe + A VALUE OF COMMANDING MERIT FR Tro text drivers. Roy Sullivan of smart accessory, exceptional- OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. pinchbars and one of the bars was : thrust into the crevice of the inner ly priced, Saturday. ¥ 4 Delmar boulevard. driving 3 door when the police arrived. The KLINE’S—Third Floor. eget Top. and Roy Brueckner of inner door had not been opened. ! S ° * . 4 § North Teylor avenue, operat- ‘Other burglar tools lying where - it S T1n C’ f “s en kind, had been arrested they had been abandoned told of ° ° _ : well at Tower Grove 8ta- ADVERTISEMENT | ts Morning Specials! i Od 3 eee. Feb. 25. Sullivan for soliciting ee Je — —_ = ad ul - 2 a he 3 : ey +> ot »*y 2 -_ | th. i 4 ha le! a s - a @ 7 $: 5 : >” oe ‘ = , ‘ _ . ry 7 - ee 9 Pe + “ . $ o e Se - 3 ss $ mS ¢ ; a ee % FS. , 4 t to See : 4 z a » ¢ 4 x . = 2 ‘ : re S by Bs : rf 3 - 2 e .S . ’ > . 2 _ = 5 " e My 7 rs ae | ’ + . oo > me i : eS ‘ re ; 2 *¥ :* > 2 5 eA ; er & | i 2 $ +4°3 » ig . a4 mh. F eee ° ‘ F ort . ve 4 4 2] > “ae *e +23 } ? % 2 es i eas ; 4 . “- + ‘a. = 5 Ss ge ; : ’ an is 4 EB ee ’ 1 > a Fa += ser & * “] rs *.3 Be mae Fj ps aa 7S a . = tm 4 1¢ . go . a , ; . By 3 , eel oa E>) ie Ss beet ‘= 4 ~ te 4 cs i oy q See: 2) 7 { - Re 4 7 i € cm 4 oe : oe se. . a : Hy a tat ‘ 2 ‘ +2 se rs . ° - : 4 a (ta noe regenlapedlg are /mer Secretary of the Interior A. B. or the fancy costume. New straws and new silks in the pop- BEQURCIOTR HNOUNSS. - . in the Paap modes and popular fabrics, smartly tailored. and We * Popular, it was learned to- / x in ‘ ur 9 ™y " : e ‘mndayv Y it} ‘ t bh. if . _: . e - (Varn Fleer.) ™ . . ” , F re ture is available te vou at conai. {Fall Was served today with a su ular shades. Great diversity in styles is featured. a iiineia le Qhitis many tur-trimmed, are appealingly priced. In truth, they are Be” “hat his original .engagement ble priecs Toda and ar ap a ipena to appear as a witness in the ’ $] 79 extraordinary values, opportunely offered ear! is son. ae . atx weeks—g¢q long run for a three piece mohnit uite is off r ; Teapot Dome oil lease cancellation Gowns. Pastel colors. ’ y ' % Pearean drama in London's , ' SuUiLTC 18 Olle re; ea ee 1 7} a0 ‘Wan # we ; 3 Suit. It iS uUunaerstood Es i] Wii de. “ x - — as low as $190. part at once ei ee ea aticebe ——————— SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR SATURDAY -——— 75 Tricosham Bloom- gg eae ee een omens — ~ es nas been extended to | ers, with pleated ruffles C _.. es Ss. with the last per- cae” ae OTHER WONDERFUL GROUPS i Mirch oo PT! 1 instead oft5 4 «5. ’ ——— : _ HATS FOR MATRONS, $5 to $10 75 Brushed Wool | IT HATS FOR CHILDREN, $1.95 to $4,95 jajrneswpaltice aanaar been honored in numerous $7.45 Well-Tailored Coats at Attractive Prices | | — PR atte ne Anierican star| I | | : $2 $ ) ie) $ ) | : by the British publi well | i Ju i $e. — ' e “es ¢c | SATURDAY SPECIAL || |: Jj eee te | | ) 59.73 65 A ‘ | | KLINE’S—Second Floor. (Main Floor.) : . : Z , to broadcast excerpts from KLINE’S—Third Floor. 3 i, ? "24lo Sunday night, and «€ _ Neen > co ted. Barrymore ig only of a number of great artists f $100 Cluster | : Diamond Ring |) | | wads | A POP ; ; — peeqgne OPULAR STYLE, POPULARLY PRICED FEATURING A SPECIAL PURCHASE A SATURDAY SEtLine OF Wim tn Engiand shortly, as Powe ore tl “| also broadcasts Sunday | i oar 8 qe ih ay dA gw 4g Moe cobble MO GA SUSE Set oar tarot, corns ~~ ° 4 - > ° 7 ** 2 ca . at: wh le M : “3156 adame Te . price. Mounting ta ot NS Cw h / e Sy ] f ¢ ‘ ( eed Nex ; Si / k / ] ngerie =o Pies ‘breasenes aan U YOUTHFUL MODES IN Spring Coats FANCY Pe ok WOOL AND SILK SILK, LACE- TRIMMED “TEDDIES” SIZES MANY , $ 6 TO 1% STYLES 5:2 ,95 : = ‘ Wirt ° Bates Wes Tae Jf — tm = fee = = Are Now at Our NEW HOME | N. W. Cor. 7th and Olive | Watch for Our i | | Opening Announcement , so Na yey SM aes Seal Soa ORe mage PORES SA AT RP SRO NES Nia eR a ANC TAO, . , “ hile Ci es blink sielaheal ate nite” See oanlabe 7% iy Oh glen ane ’ ; : np ate a re i . Ae) ‘ “ee - a a a . wa ‘ x ¢ oa hae at powels : J . th eel at 4 * sad smaier oo WN ow - % we hae ra sare een cinta le chic hai be db cde ina sats a a eaoiea nitrates ihion un aecae te eta ee ete ticite - aeactdagin : i RT ee er ren gente in ertleeeinnnnens . f Jl > Pitan 9 e+ <t o ve ya’ < ; ° ots - 4 avg, (OPE RG DAT Pt gre wiobe Y —e Mothers will find excep- tional values in this new group. The Coats are su- perior in quality of materia] and tailoring. Smart woo!'ens in youthful Spring vogues. One finds it easy to choose a Suit in this group: A _ smart costume is achieved with print silk frock, semi-tailored and harmonizing coat of wool. The design, the details of the trimming—these suggest why this offering of Lingerie is above the usual. Delicate tints in fine crepe de chine. Oak eee ei ee ee ee ee |e ‘ eee Tere iia ote tee ee i. “4 an ee nN ra Me ee oe - i Rewer ‘ Cobre Pe ret ene Ot “Ate a ipo arse) eile. « 4 7 » ngxOO¢ Paha - 2 The girl in business Other Late Spring Models. New designs in “Teddies.” | will find these models ex- ~ an f : a i tremely practical. $15 $19. J prettily trimmed in ribbon and tt i oe Siow sain lala i <\ 4 lace. — ‘ine KLINE’S—Third Floer. KLINE’8—Baicony —— \) sntieiiliha 1} 1 ee z ¥ RLANE’S—Main Floor Te , = : - ' : 4 3 A * ry *y ‘eS '* ii 4} ahve -— dled Pr - ~~ arene beens 7 — ~ bind nae aT aE — — 3 ened oe = ! _ ~~ — ow ewe ae a - - _ - — — 4 5 , . ’ —

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RP its... LL TT ee tt att yancit 6, 1925. , Phe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | re ; ot eee aindunrat-euatttliinaditnen-catiadtleteeadien aman aietiines..attas-abiieed ee ee FRIDAY. MARCH 6, 1925, —————— ESSE SSS SSS SS SS SESS SSS SSS =) [— SCHOOLS AND COLLEGRg — FILE CLERKS _ We teach all methods of filing ang | | CASE FOUND Only One More Day of This @ Fares Refunded Out-of-Town if MENT secure positions for graduat i - Patr by Retailers’ Rul | Ly 7 a co Parker, “ Great Anniversary Sale 12 S a — ” ~ Sang Ore., Expresses : . Et | a Cold | a” per week and upward. Ty. rs : e Over Divorce, ° “pleasut Washington Av. at Sixth nights a week, ‘Tem lessons, 3g4 nnn Ce ers ; | x bed , | @ Saturday—"hs Last Day of Our Great Anniversary Sale—Come. Early mo QUININE, | Cours starts March 10. Compt he cuuse and to $10. ENROLL Now. 4 “ = Me a SHAW-WALK ER b box bears sig: , 007 North Fourth St. parker, internationally | aC 5 ntist 3 Ses sight and know ledge | New York €ix , ends in - hg ” after his wife had ob- : a decree of separation, has d here. : nied he had made any at- 9 hide his whereabouts and 4 pleasure that his former pad obtained an “Enoch Ar- " of divorce In New York say. Neither did he make, - attempt to spread the news of | 4 jocation. | 4 took uP residence at Reno and | ey to file for divorce myself,” | ‘gpiained. “That was late in! nd explorer, who} ee ———_ t PT Pian ss: fake 4 tS ttl: ito TAS rich DR aay Bren ht Fp Ey POEs pee” hy * *; tr, Les bess L RAT SS OSES and Partake in This Great VALUE-GIVING EVENT—You'll | ) pie mater ake heir own Save as You Never Saved Before. : | ime gnd went my way. Parker explained that he desired | 1 Meepiore for gold in the West. | | ™ tried’ to induce my wite to | | with me,” he said. “She re- MPLEMENT YOUR SUIT to do 80, 50 I came alone and | nf peen in the West ever since.” | ; 95 i the time.of the marriage of | ° ALL | Parkers in 1911, Parker was in | SIZES 4 forties. His wife was in her} Or. Parker has lived at a local jential hotel for the last sjx nths. n the new shades of crepe de chine 1) in the peasant mode. Colorful em- them. | Through the co-operation of several ‘manufacturers we were Ten new lots of better grade Dresses just arrived are included able to assemble 500 high-grade Coats much below the whole- for the last day of our Anniversary Sale—the materials are of : inest— r t’ Fl de Lis sale cost. These Coats are offered to you at a trifle above cost. — pak Ms gt tny 8 ry aes eur de , 945.00, $35.00, $20.00 Values $45.00, $35.00, $25.00 Values —_——- the Associated Prese. : another kind, had been arrested | Od S 1 r Bridwell at Tower Grove Sta- | . : Feb. 25, Sullivan for soliciting | Anniversary Special, Fourth Floor Anniversary Special, Second Floor DA E ble Suit >on i Dresses $ 90 \ ‘- The most popular garment for Spring Copies of high-grade Dresses espe- 3th { wear. Many styles and combinations of silk cially selected for this great event. A $5.00 d A $5.00 deposit and silk and cloth to choose from, Sizes 16 to 52. | | will hold fos arm will hold any gar- $45, $35, $30 Values $25, $20, $15 Vail ment until wanted. NEW SILKS | SPRING FOOTWEAR to l 0 Hats | We have just received another large shipment of new | The newest fashions in women’s novelty Footwear oe q z= mw ad Another Great Shipment of OMMANDING MERIT (me ee ic nm , Sj it Cite OR eee eae Sy a 87 : : are prominently featured here at pronounced sav- Spring Silks. Bought for our regular Spring stock, but to | ings. Modes of tomorrow at the lowest prices pos- and resisting arrest, and leckner for interfering with an 5, SPECIALLY PRICED . Judge H - fined Sulli- v ) in % ete. ° ~o ; sible. . PE cA Seuccknor $5. we se Special in the demonstrate our leadership in selling high grade Silks at | , [iter attorney took an appeal. He Anniversary at | low prices we have included these in the last day of ‘our great | a> f fis OF HAMLET BY mio , | Anniversary Sale. DO Batymore Will Broadcast J | rean Lines—Londou ‘ i ent Extended. ’ | BOON, Save ¢.—g All th P l Colo f , . ei } IN N “9 . “eon o% ys these outstanding values. Coats 1 o~pee March 6.—John Bar- e opu ar rs AD. Se... “iP § portrayal of Hamlet hag | pular fabrics, smartly tailored and alingly priced. In truth, they are , uhely offered early this season. 1. © popular, it was learned to- “i pe his original engagement | | Weeks-—a long run for a) Bluet, Lanvin, Peach, Phillipe, Blonde, Rouge, SS OS EO 1. arean drama in London’s | . ° Worth : rs he eas boon op ceagim to | Crysanthemun, Saddle, Marmora, Wild Orchid, — Our a tao 6With the las per- | . ° — Price— DERF am GROUPS i ee on April 18 instead of | Jina | Falover, Fallow, Rosewood, Nile, Spanish S at Attractive Prices. | BMWA: the American star iN.* i\ Tans P | Se pistes | a , atent Kid Ties g 7 5 $6 - | | arsenal ot numerous| "4 SN | Faas Yellow, Maize, Navy, Old Rose, Patents Blends: Satine | S aps “ " : itis UDC ag we = e . J | YY stage people. He hag been i | Tangier, Tangerine, Black, Satins Patent and Tan Comb. ps I} ey Lingerie = OZ | | _*TEDDIES” ee ened / =~ § POKES TURBANS :- Ondine Thisldue ; wae i} : I i cS } MATRON’S HATS | i Cc : Our , b 05 | UITS i, i 68 ROLL BRIMS Radium Flat Crepe ciate 4" me nese sess TT , Ber > i gk a The Mantes a | t MORNING ar ni sudi'ine ae 2 aes 9 TO 1 ONLY Faille Printed Crepe | ore , he details of the ri ‘ Canton Crepe ? ; : a. “ueeest why ; 125 S rin Hats : Satin Canton i} ¥ ee is p £ Spiral Crepe | A pretentious showing of “apenas . ute” Spring . elicafe tints | : * styles in novelty Footwear at the lowest ible | e-chine. : Actual $2.95 Models...... Bonton Canton Crepe Satin ! _ a y ) pose . ; R NS’ HATS! : , bs in “Teddies.” | b a me COLORS! | “The Largest Display of Novelty Footwear ed in ribbon and 3 | STRAW HATS! FABRIC HATS! acl oh | in St. Louis. “a een FIELD'S SILK SHOP—MAIN FLOOR AND MEZZANINE FLOOR 1012 N. GRAND OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. SS FS SS SS SIT SS SS SS IE ASS SSS BS .

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State. ~ shee at» oe ee ~ ltt AMR a Rd nil PUB Ne a alin’ j ‘ vi rf a = . me S 5i Soe him ¢ 7 2 - : oe tk 4 >? + a. he os ae i tas ae © H = id Mi 5. 5 a hi = ae s - ? > oe ye i 2 se 's or ‘ns 7 ce a> ei ‘s. S 2 ~ $ +s > Sone js 5 Uo . vig et t-¥ | Pee a = oat = it : aa ‘ ut ’ z 4 b = 4 * g q RES 5 “52 & ‘ Br BI oo = + “ 4. ee ee a en ca hoe . 7 oe ey ape tating ~ 2 ttn ae - *» - Ans — » ~ “, As he + au. fe yl & r y * a —_ . aye " . es “ nu : P * ae . z r . . ara : . na die vig ¥ - rien , ee ane nf n ‘ Z ay ts a we . n M , ! , - 2 nd 7 te a eas sad ee ee - - abe » er vo tir . > rs ne rv 2 bs 3) ens! tne Dusen oe —_— ve . waders 7 “ “ 7 ee aa s ae. = > » 3 “ e 7 ra’: ’ “ . oe ior’ Bi te ‘Stu a _ tial St ee wm 2 ns = Rl sat te oe . ass sadam a . ae Sad ee... Piha - Pe at - 2 o . “mere = fet ee ~ ~~ = nal . + ee se R Te o - M . bey vi aa Bs « ‘a! oe teak Lda a ils") ve . 7: wre. 7h mS 3 rae bes ene At ek 3 Ae / $ A Y c ined r mas Lette thy a ") Bre BF BS : ‘ar ee ” wh Me i st, haw cee Pe eye er Te ‘ ts ‘ ™ - . 7 - a - . ‘s 42g >. > - re " - - -— - zd _ . , peter Sy ce 2 , i alias . “ rites . — = irate sie situa te negre — ‘ . ‘ - : f : Ny aes “ - - so 7 « Hinds spas e ‘ * ‘ . , . = » ~ : ” ; pares : > A ‘ A. ee 7 5 M ‘ ats ” ~ ORF. i Pee” ’ rs . , > “3 is a. a i a ee I cake eh ce IER = sath ti 16 _ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT UART OF WATER LEANG KIDMEYS oo scoe sane com * fake a Little Salts if You venii Monda Evenil . Back Hurts or Bladder [- | ° , , froubling You. ¥ ny, . tg: 7 r 4 se No ma or Woman ca make a , Roard TIStAk t ish cv he k nHevs ¢ 210 pit Aays . 9% li-kKnow! U . rit la ing too 1 rieh food eons } hj | me cates a : h «3 e the kid tr] H Seo} j rriu Mor yA ri beco overs ol 52 f —— ose atives ¢ 2 . « "4 o “i ry F } tj ‘ oP : : : f;:iter ti “HS i} ’ sons ea ipi.e Oa a rm i a) Then . ek _ vv 1 . | hve - yegan . r > b ‘ if. r say i prraa ce . ‘ « “4 l Ma i S P eg ‘ea Phe nn ; 4 4 f 1 fi ne t! - r r ba >i i ' I 3. I Sit r cs i art ‘ ter j jhe I én apa oe oO o r re P 4 D1 2 vw } vA \l _ a f pha ' up ‘ nd i4 ely : prev a glas ; , lo Aldermen f 7 iver } ‘ ' a. 9 7 aiso few davs “ ii m I - | on a This famous salt nae Mi the Mi of grapes : : P) ' woes combined with thia and as bi i ‘ judge |! , used for vears to flush and stimu “a i Preside Jo! jate the ke@uers: alsa to help neu ae se. ember ¥ Traize 7) eid everen s ie sires é » tert as ne -. 4 & Oom™ s rn ‘ ~~ oe c ati : n oe ft aTrdail - - ' - . tf be * fiamm atic - ' : atoms ; e . “a . ant ; 4 7 ’ £ : & be ' a ~ oe and ] ecista ter We'll Pay We'll show you how to group all those worrisome debts into one and then pay it all off in easy monthly or weekly payments. Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Screet - aggravated the breaking out on her} |‘ T0 INDORSE SCHOCL 1} AA . .* 7% '.> ’ 1?i? \V i is adai Ls i ’ : and asks that the platform of the eandidate be stated. BLIND DRUGGIST HELD UP IN STORE BUT NOT ROBBED Herman Gralike Thinks Hichway- men Changed Mind When They Saw His Affliction. Herman Gralike, blind druggist $i Manchester venue ia prepa S Ilarper testi! Ss Au acked burgla i Sacke her |} ‘ , = ~ r ~ Novem be ed Reis f is iia lie Ss 4 > * = . ; ~ i ,a‘ if woyved : ¢ harper « t} _ i ted s ‘ lieis ~ Le : — ro) ~ > cey ui ] } wife. T uit e " = f uUrnigog a verc TWO HANDCUFFED PRISONERS DISAPPEAR FROM PATROL fbey Vanish Somewhere Between Police Holdover and Municipal fourts Builkding. S a a perfectivy ge i pair , ~ > Sc)? , ‘> gl yy vanished this rning s } P ieee we a ~ Tis in ‘ j . ™ ce woe } © 7 ‘ elly and 1c hers were ‘ P - oF ak No ‘ € - ; 7 2% f% VW Py _ — — rs ; . ths ~ rr és | ’ . ; , > Ps « ‘ «i & t 7 *% “4 : i : - 7 . = ' 5 ws at a ] > : . | Kelly, each about 40 years old who the te, °° £4 are «¢ - cts were » &#c ‘ 'nda-x« Phe robber died on the way te the at ry BOARD CANDIDATES EEE eee ~— a _- ee a _ ——————E ———————— — _ as —_ _ = _ a — ~—_——— -_--— ~-+---—- —_-~ a ee -_ a ES - ——- — — ee - FRIDAY, _ Lhe — POST “DISPA 11CH alone has weasionntciig ALY Cirealation than the mor ne and one other gee ne Dats pooh COMBINED 2 *y ReH e isaae a oi 7a -_ ne Gooe Gore S SoPPS SEES ESSE SS RESSSS RAO TT nsational | PAY REP y Can Afford to Pay $40 to $ . ’ LL TT NNN Mi ee ly tt ee. ——, Bey ng =, FOR INFORMATION, MAIL THIS Cx hue FOREMOST BUILDERS AND _*ee * § euaranter Realty Ce., oh Sth St,, St. Louis, Mo. give me information. 2 a) ore ee * & a Fi & > . * > > . > > over ® ee @eeeee#fferieeserv Fr etrteee**e «© * «& SAAS if \ Geteriieg: Starts the Greatest i ,, Diamond Sale in St. Louis’ History! pe. ee een ree se meeneemsnsntinnnen 2 em. = | o- ra CT | _— + ee andl We want to open 500 new charge accounts within one week! We want te pro- duce $50,000 worth of business within one wien That's the whole story and that accounts for === wes eee OC so . nt sale of Diamond Ring yy n Can Wish for ip this sale vat adn i and we believe it to be the greatest ever offe ed in the history of St. Louis’ All merchandise ) =a marked in plain figures. Deduct 20 per cert from these prices. —- , Open Your Account fer a Diamond--- No Exceptions---20% Discount Don't Ft ansthing keep you from this sale—invest in a Diamond Ring— buy at a cenuine reduction of 20 per cent. All McCoy - Weber The Diamonds from this grouping All McCo - Weber are all regular $75.00 values. The stones are large. generous sizes— full of life and color and the ~ Mountings amon $ are solid white gold. } Papeee ges. amage - oo reer: ’ BAUK! — es ‘ ~.* SOM Ss y _* ves “hit te A ” ~ ay “eo? . ‘ , ** . se «6 or. ob Bg. , o* «OH y oo @ a’ «@ . ey § ~ - - . ' 4 New Shade of Satin Fool -10 HE very latest in Spring shades, spo First Lady of the Land at the inaugu and shown to best advantage in the | models in “Coolidge Gray” satin. The str cade quarter to match and the step-in has bow and antique silver finished buckle. feature the spike heels. -— ~ «* 4 6a" Fe ee es as wilh = ce Buy one of our 100 per cent perfect 3 Ht ny value Diamond Rings tomorrow at ae a this low price—$2.00 down will do— ee weck. the mount- ings are rich- All M C * h ly hand ierced d of C oy - e er a reed and o S carat $150 Diamonds 2°” These Diamond Rings at $150.00 ———— are remarkable value-—for Sat- , urday you can buy one at the low price of $120.00. The mountings arc of 18-carat te white gold combined with _ ae platinum. a — epee = “ - = All of Our 960 Diamonds © Here is a spectacular grouping Diamonds of the very latest de. sign are on display— plenty to choose from in style~ for men and womeu All $40 Diamonds $1 weekly “OOP fives von ove of these 3 2 = Look At This—$25 Diamonds. tiful new mountings of ~olid white gokl and green gold represented At $25.00 you would be get- ting a good bargain, but just think of owning one of these new handsome Dia- mond Rings at this low price—$1.00 weekly buys one. Main Floer.; Lorelei All-Silk Chiffon Hose Shade to match and 20 others..... ; eeere* of fF eae A> -5- ell Oe riginal Prices on Diamonds! Buy at this 20 per cent dis- count Diamond Sale with confidence! Original price tags are on Diamond Rings— just deduct 20 per cent at the time of purchase. rl] ! Surprising Values in CHIC NEW H Of Becoming Style at 10 HE range of selection in our Ten-De many times larger than ever before. | scores of Parisian copies as well as | Septions from America’s foremost designers | féct shape and every new shade will be found ; (Second Ficor.) a ft Cy i - ee tee AIRS LEP PLETE NE ME 5 se ’ SATURDAY Last Day of the SALE Of Spring COATS /- A 448 5 THis is truly a brilliant els ¢ rom ec of the ane ae Spring wear. ey have the smart fur bottoms © selection embraces ° digit in oom a lack. v (SBe-ofa-cind All sizes, s and misses’. Very |**ceptional values. peSESEeE SEs re EE SS, OE Wm. Rogers Sieex’ MANTEL CLOCKS ilver Genuine bona fide $20.00 Plate values in Mantel Clocks— from a famous maker! . 26 Pieces Newest designs on display Reeser $13.33 values . ~BOme Seid for cash. ——=6 piers of the fa- Trhotes Wm. hogers Miverplate cuaranteed priced Saturday Only 99 ofeenm BETWEEN BROADWAY AND SIXTH IE cl Be pSESpSUSRGESERES See + oi &-h ‘Third Fieer.; SSS MYLES CORNER =e

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eteene : oe 7 — — 2 ER EA ee Pe FS Fhe ETL Pe SR STO “AR oes ke. eo ie Ar ae e ~ : ewe ' se. SOO Pr RE RRR nT Pg pee oe ee ae s + Sg Ae + “5 | a Player..... +Player..... ‘4 | Attorneys for the psysician have Schubert $45 Gerhard $145 oe a Red, Green, Copen, Wood, Trimmed with Ornaments, Gl “"FERMs $1 to $2 A WEEK! cute The physician insists his mind is wee ° Fe i og egy risen pa de | Sand and Black Ribbons and Flowers A WEEK pepper of ie Gengbtory sata : Nothing so completes the en- Hats that usually sell for $5 do | D } SaVS ne does not remember ~ ' f | | writing a note which was found in semble nee Just the correct not possess such dash —stich if Ba 2 ay Gases sinc ah Se prec e Jy a hes 7 Arar chapeau. Bedell hats are di: smart shapes and Such unique, | NO ent poe eral : ; : iad | nis cripple: augnter - aficen e o¢ . » e Ss = SSS ( Ito death because he feared death linctive, and er ul adore these. attractive trimmings. . 1 exc “toes ) 'himself and did not want to leave : P | Lehman Corner—1101 Olive St. ony * 7% ei her to be a burden upon others. 4 hy , / P h IT : P 4: | = - oa , \ All McCoy - Weber Seas bcor of sual ae A Special Purchase Including Values to $10 » ~—— ee | $100 Dj ‘ A New Shade of Satin Foolwear pence ees Ree eo | | | »)) | | ) . )) / . , : z ‘Buy one of our 100 per cent perfect $ VICTIMS OF KORETZ 16 SHARE y a y [ rs . S| | i , . a value Diamond Rings tomorrow at | IN DISTRIBUTION OF $400,000 | (ancillindines v eate atur OI 0 Ul ar eman» , : this low price—82.00 down will do— ee rans Bey” tURNITURE £ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 4 4 the mount- | Waiver of U. S. of Income Tax! 4495-07 09 Olive Strect 1103-07 09 Olive Strest = Against Estate Provides for i ti i i in a Se ee a et te a LOG eas ~_".. a fe . promotion schemes will get about ' (Main Floor. j ings are rich- a HE very latest in Spring shades, sponsored by the : tee ly hand : First Lady of the Land at the inaugural ceremony, | . Salvage of ee Funds. ae | . a and shown to best advantage in these two clever ae Fan Sopa: RON | | P no a # models in “Coolidge Gray” satin. The strap has a bro- | CHICAGO, March’ 6.—Persons | 15 carat ® cade quarter to match and the step-in has a tiny satin 'who sunk upwards of $2,000,000 in| J 3 white @ bow and antique silver finished buckle. Both models |Leo Koretz’s mythical Panama oil! ; gold. feature the spike heels. 7 === Ses $400,000 in a distribution of funds TE CS age eee ph ANY 3 ROOMS SHOWN, INCLUDING KITCHEN, $395.00, OR PURCHASE SEPARATELY. SEE DESCRIPTIONS. sible by the waiver of income tax claims by the Internal Revenue HIS is the most remarkable and amazing Home Outfit offer that it has ever been our Bureau. | good fortune to submit to our friends and customers. The five-room Outfits shown here may R Adtes Stoveté tied tom Ohba 3 Rooms, $395 be purchased separately at the prices indicated for each, or a Three-Room Outht, including the supero 3 ooms, , ee) J ‘Lorelei All-Silk Chiffon Hose $ 1 95 ; Shade lo match and 20 others...... a lO i il, Ot a ee ae a a i tl ne — > ~ = — — - Kitchen Outfit, may be bought for a total price of $395, on terms of $35 down and\$3.75 a week. Read y in 1928 and disclosure was made the descriptions carefully, then come in and see the Outfits, complete, for yourself. . of the fake schemes he had oper- —," on 'ated for 14 vears, Mrs. Mabe] G. . Reinecke, Collector of Intern4l Revenue here, filed a lien agninst Koretz’s funds and former assets to 3». Satisfy a Claim of $753,067, Which was held due as ineryme taxes for 1921, 1922 and 1923. Koretz fled to Nova Scotia, re mained there a veag and last De- ceniber was arrested and returned — - - ms +A ~ ey EC th. st thi ey th . . . ‘ 7 : . ° 7? a lt il tiles tin sillien ili il eiil aaae = ee eee a ee ! ) ee ae le ; ” uo Ae ° (d A DBs ee 4 A i * a -_ | ON a m , Mt) >, ae “Sete ~ “4 2 =a _ —s ~ , i“ q { a SPA > t WATE. Sd as a = eX RT SACRA ST > ee 4 4 i ie i a ee eS Se. ' count Diamond Sale with — = = = 52 = SSeS )' here, dving a few weeks after his *» J | {’; apprehension in the State penite meaeate rare ote te M | tary. hs es ) ' ' 1. }| Attorneys for the trustees of his af EC ee , * we f ! | i a r t S | ‘ ; ‘K estate resisted tne C701 nment “ aeees BESS Ay 1 Bee Se rates aie Lt YM a t ‘ -f » claim on the grounds tha: nothing i i ° bs. epee Korea had Delonged to hn The $300 Living-Room Outf The $275 Bed-D Outfit . :- | tebe aig sald : 7 e $ iving-Koom VUuttit e $275 Bed-Davenport Uutii (( therefore, neither he nor his estate 4 ’ 4 4 y = ))) - , " ws hi} naw hk inelnded the remarka)ie $325 three-room : , . * f t naragone San — Xl eoulad be reauired ta pav taxes on One of the rooms which may be included in th Includes a handsome three-piece loose-cushion overstuffed davenper on Diamonds! ‘ Surp! ISULGY } alive S t/t. ‘ i gree ae slit 2 ire fen ‘ cnotfit Inciudes ixu? i¢ three-piece genuine Jacquard verou! ~ Sulte which may be taken as one of the tooms in the ba )) oe avaigerbo x. tamgpeep SD cited overstuffed suite in a variety of wanted shades made over Mar ens an $295 home outfit or. when purchased separately, i® an )) A costly stock of liquors, seized shall spring-cushion seats and finished with the most expert actual $275 value, espectally offered at....... peeceeses | B 20 li . | n Koretz’s quarters in an exelus! workmanship. If purchased separately a $300 value, priced at.. . uy at this 20 per cent dis- 5 (q| | ee eee ee St ee eee eee . : ' Pi hotel and his offices here, which, First Payment $17, Balance $10 a Month ccount an First Payment $16, Balance $9.50 a Month " as pigeons | eee ereming Myre at. five wa tae been aroha ) My Goods Held for Future Delivery YW | San Uj Without Storage Charge | ( 4 Rings—just deduct 20 My i } “hey per — the time of ’ $ Me 100 MEN OVERCOME IN TT.4e iP uh eS = a , h MINE BY BLACK DAMP VM $42 Kitchen Cabinet $28.75 Finished in golden oak. -— A place for everything, everything In its place. New style sugar bin and flour sifter. Glassware a tte sistema ‘ y > ee EE ge Bg | wa? Condition Follows Faulty Explosion aie Qs) Pe ’ wey AE Sai 4 “a of Shot in shaft at River- \ 8 , : 7 _ a Day-Bed ‘oe | ton, HL a € F: , ie the Assomated Press ae 4 tT) e that pilaces v‘ithin the ore . - . a cart Y a 4 Monies 4 2 ' ' i Pe - ) 11? *. . i [rH a>) c e yo! ‘ i bij mtit ta ra SPRINGFIELD, 1 Mant posts style tn rich mahogany finish, s : ] ne Vi j hie it he | tr 7 2 ; ; One hundred men were overcome ' g cane-paneied o. t to pad it is offered at an exceeding!y low price. reton ered zg today by black damp at the Pea- First Payment $1, Balance $r Weekly | )) body (‘oul Mine No. 02 at Riverton. e + 7 ) ° -- This $400 Player-Piano Outfit ! BPTVHE range of selection in our Ten-Dollar group is Many times larger than ever before. Included are scores of Parisian copies as well as original con- ® “ptions from America’s foremost designers. Every cor- @ fect shape and every new shade will be found in profusion. ) (Second Floor.) c _ Nine were placed in St. John’s Ho and Spice jars. First Payment $2, Balance $: a Week pital, where physicians said they “SATURDAY } (| would recover, Several! score of 229 7 | f D i} 4 | their fellow workers received med- , $95 Porcelain=-Front Gas Range e AIS au of le ical attention at their homes in Ine a lay- a) . neludes dD ay 2 | , ; t Riverton. er, combination Nei $69.00 SA] | ) i) The formation of biack damp ee epee — » , 0 R ‘) followed a fauliy explosion of a lamp. piane The 4-Piece $275 Bedroom Outfit , Has age peony tio f Pulte yy, Shot In the mine at 4:30 o'clock yoceme® oe ” , , ns 6 of the roome in the $395 three-room Ourfit: tached. W A p YJ ( Thursda’ afternoon. I} thie explo- music rolls. May be included I! deaired as ne | ~~ 4 four gas holes. Heat amen Binet ton nulr % nt boew-end ted, -" comprises handsome comvuina lon genuine ain a ee $ : rm First payment large dresser, vanity dresser and ee ga ni fforube. meter on oven and pe £20, balance Decorated as shown. pure: i a. ottain on all doors. $275 value now priced st... , _ .. = see. celia First Payment $16, Balance $9.50 a Month pay $1. $35 Cedar-Lined Chifforobe ¢ 2 ] eg. YU, ho - drawers, hatbox, large clothes compartment. j ' (‘edar limed..cccveveteetee - ; First Payment $1, Balance $1 @ Week ) injured. His sca'’p was badly lac ; ( ‘ i sion (;,eorge Coviil Was we riously / ~~ First erated, his lees bruised and he suf- )) fered interna! injuries. bie Vas ( , = , , , i partially buried in the expiosion otf the shot and was dug out of a pile of debris by his son-in-law, Wil- liam Jones, (‘ovill is under med 'ieal care at his home in Riverton. Seven hundred men eéntered the mine at 7°30 o'clock this morning. ‘48 THis is truly a brilliant : ng of the new mod- th for Spring wear. They | ote Smart fur bottoms ‘ E © selection embraces ; zs it / ) More than 100 were working in the ‘south section which was the scene of Thursday's shot explosion. Sev- eral of the men said they noticed that the air was bad as they be- ,gan work but that they did not ( ¢ fabrics in the new and black. Mostly \er’s Br think it was dangerous enough to cause them to stop work. M@-kind. All sizes, $30 Refrigerators ss — 4, > Be ‘s (a ; : — S i Men's and misses’ i goal ia ee | , ¢ptional — - Very i Separation Restores Citizensbip. | ’ , »| By the Associated Press ' * =m. i BOSTON, March 6.—Judge Mor- ? | sd | Rh eee ae : : /ton, in the Federal Court yesterday, | TT TWiT 71 it 2.2. 142828 ' ' &E LESSEE by t da 1} | ruled that an American woman. ok. | | O84 22 See atur y (| separated from an alien husband, / — ne i \ has the right to have her American . . Outfit | Nights ; i citizenship restored. The case was | ° . it The $200 Combination Kitchen | \ that qt \irs. Ma : Rates F iizros Th Pp; D g-R Outfi ox: i ¢ 4 ei ears $506 inreeresa Cutis )) Rack ba’ woman. who recentis e 9- 1ece $250 nin ge sec eeparate- oe ‘ sbie renee. 8 no oak r . Veerviee- ' crt ({ was refused a passport here be- May be taken as part of the $395 three-room Outfit or may Pe purchs ; eve kitehen cabinet. five-piece enameled breakfast set and wul- $ } ras ? : a “ j B : ly . TY im handeaome nine piece dining pra cves ee, — "ee $ f' “rt Hootewm te ©ocer the * “Ae of an a erege-eise root. . ) cause her husband Was a rit " aneion tab len vurt ic enina «i . iy ~ ; rie Le wenn cee eeoeeenaseeee ener % ) pr ies | The rent a reed ve 1 Ae ond of % nair: poche ig combination genuine 1 7 A ange pr igh yo en — if purchased sepa 0: pricea & oo — C) 43) Pe ; a 7) “Up ' i _ ni sg : . he ce ? “ain If purchased separately this $250 auite "s “ed u h — ee epeapereenentt . First p ment $r:. 3 ’ $6 a mM | | al a ‘Third PFloor.; a On. See ind etpint ce $8 a ont : { payment 61, balaace - — ; a = | ot cl a 3 N ‘lage her original citizenship r | _ First Payment $15, Balan ioe ahs we ——— ME SSS MYLES CORNER ESSN | vive.” - re: ¥ ™ . se 4 a “ — Eee Oe . &s & et ae Es [\ LI ( | E . Pe “ie Sama

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cot wut Ais ee a ee ioaced ise > pe att i te alee seri ran Seiten Mee aia rm eh an Fee a sc er + mee er ~ ene arn aes eae ~ ee heer ae PAA ARLE OE fh MC eae Bets Ore Re TS he ey eee nde Ton Seng ROE: Gee Tt er er er a Te I en temeatete abehinonaatl : . ~ => rn es) . Bel Se % ‘ bo saath % SEA ee ee ee {ee aie a eration. erp Pea re ale Ain ipl ) fe Uae oP — —, :dministration issued an ovder de-| . ‘ ‘ eh . t rmanding the immediate return © ' the strikers on pain of permaneny, | disimissa , German Communists sentenced. ! By the Assoc ‘lated Press. : RBEUTHEN, Germany, March 6. | 2 communists to undermine the, conspiracy and the illegal ac- ‘republican state Hi ier tleens. is Seches 7, ; $200,000 Gargo of Wines. —_ re away the poison-breeding It is not a fad or fancy but its 1 RCE a iad waste matter. Acts in 30 merit has been proved ina et eco : ie onuaege aed oe @ million homes during the past | ‘aw TORK. me ie 1% by physicians, soid by t half century. Give it to your Duecth sehooner Zeehond a! Vd at druggists and bottled at MM§ = child —take it yourselt! $290.000 cargo of wines, se is ‘ageae — healed All children take it as miles off shore in 1923, were Ce When Nesure Won't Plate W'sil easily as milk, in fact most _dered forfeited ogee am unprece | =f “7 faa a’ aera sl . e ih: children have a fondness 3 eat ee pel ae ti & for Scott's Emulsion. vie held that the venture of the; Hi Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J, 4-44 Zeehond = = constituted attempted Hy fraud. as described tn section 592 i - WATER === of the tariff act of 1922. y This section says that if any per- i ) erica’s Physic : VOR BARGAIN OFFERS ~~ ne Bi who entéra Or:altemts to en- i. on Rynagepenatelgaggta ee 4 ‘ter merchandise into the country in Ce ee by means of false invoice, declara-_ ie ‘tion or paper of any kind, or by! | 'means of any fraudulent. practice, ip such merchandise shall be subject | ie to forfeiture. i The Zeehond decision is consid- i ered by Feedral authorities to be 4 3 unique and far reaching in that it i upholds for the -first time. the a Cjovernment’s claim to the right to te eapture and confiscate alien rum Hi smugglers outside the 12-mile as i well as outside the three-mile limit. iB The Zeehond was captured as li she lay off Fire Island on Dec. 7, 0 (1923. She carried 2180 cases of if champagne and wine taken aboard | eeeem at Zeebrugge and destined, acoerd- | i = ing to the sh!p’s papers, for Cholera | ie Lt = = aa Banks, in which vicinity the craft | Hie fz = a le a = is Se he: Pa fy @\ was captured by revenue cutters. | nae a = a — Captain, super cargo and crew were! yi } Er 611 | rm acquitted last January of charges i |_¥ ew f A. Me 0 D tic OC that they conspired to violate the fe Volstead act. i Se ! if G [F SALE OF INFERIOR ORANGES ii AT HIGH PRICE STOPPED i j Better Business Bureau Checks Ac | : | tivities of Salesman Who Worked } SPRINGCOATS: sf | Buying oranges at $9.50 12 crate, | : ‘which were inferior to the kin‘ ; regularly sold hy dealers here for frit at luke being number of about $3.50, and grape Was lemon for a Louisans recently, until the Bet- Business Bureau took up the trail of the salesman who sold the handed a St. | fruit. —- ‘at 5001 Vernon avenue and beg | business men. He was A. N. Miller. who es- tablished himself in an apartment. gan | of well-to-do. In a gentle South-' which wWas* rot quite! telephoning a list ern drawl, ‘free of the inflection of Chicago and a tinge of Southern European | ‘accent, he would aay to one of them: “Mr. Blank, when [ was in Lsoston, I saw our Pia fitend, Mr | Doe, who toid me to eall von wher ' 'T came here leged mutual friend. ‘of prominence, and have you get Te crate of fine Florida oranzes from | my own grove, just three days off the trees. The price is only $¢.50." The name of Mr. Doe. would be one and Mr. Blank oft- some of the extra fines to find the product de- Was ordinary or even de- The bureau's investigation | the al}- en ordered fruit, only lfvered caving. , as stopped the activity here of Miller, who had operated similar- iy in Chicage and Kansas City. ‘LAND PROMOTER BLAMES FLOOD Says Texas Farmers Sought Reccivy- | ership Before Recovery. the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, March 6.—--W. FE. Stewart testified in his trial here yesterday for alleged fraudulent | sale of Texas land that a flood of tthe Rio Grande River in 1920 pre- _vented suitable development of a system for the irrigation of farm \lands that he sold. | Stewart said that in his land | deals in the Rio Grande valley he | had spent $1,600,000, while he had | received in return only $800,000 for land sold by his company. He tes-' tified that he spent several hun- | dred thousand dollars on a pump- ing station for the part of his nold- ings known as the Edinburw tract. hut that the flood submerged the main pumping station and Part of the land. He testified that the' flood caused considerabla delay ‘and that before he could resume work on the irrigation - system | farmers sought a receivership, first | for the trrigation company = ands then for his land company. He said that, if he had been able to £0 nhead with the irrigation work the land would have heen as wae: i By _ —_ — ——— es = _ — able as it was contended in his sales promotion letters and cireu- ' ]urs, 26 KILLED BY EXPLOSION Victims of Oxygen Blast in Lenin- | grad. Dy the lated Press. LENGINGRAD, March 6.-—— Twenty-six persons were killed an unknown number wounded '€4n explosion of oxygen tanks in bullding in the center of Leningrad today. The explosion caused 4 pan- fc in the vicinity and Scattered debris and parts of human | Mos? Of the and children. RAIL MEN IN SAXONY STRIKE | By the Agsctiated Preas. DRESVEN, March 6.—Dissatis- fed with low wages and enrage. 4 because the railway administration | Asso: and by | bodi« S Victims were women — irecentiy voted large increases’ for) the highest officiais, while tenortng | the lower paid workers, iiilwar¢ men in Various parts i of Saxony papecially Leipzix. Dresder, und Chemnitz have laid jown their tools without waiting the res2 con. Cont ee ew] Lee's CREO-LYPTUS , and | fected, bringing wonderful, Ana i ERNE LRN VOTED UOT Ty DIAMOND SPECIAL Ladies’ A very fine white gold fanes mounting we Diamond Ring Diamend in 18-k. pierced ‘basket are offering for ON CREDIT EASY TERMS “a enuit your convenience Meet Weber Wear Diamonds Wateh and Jewelry Re pairing of all Kinds Payments arrarced to JEW LLER °d Floor Oriel Bidg. 316 N. SIXTH ST. Open Until 8 PP. M, Saturday . Coughing! Three Minutes from the time you take a spoonful of Your throat ts soothed Hoarseness disappears. Pine tay, euca- lyptus, and creogete not only directly Ubnmediately go to the parts af- soothing, wari ning healing, but : A limited group afe | Headphone Sale—Every pair guaran- aad for quick: die- | teed. = 3000 chms....... . + sigh : 4 1 includes ~est-to-Coast 6-Tube Vortable t | Spring’ Ss newes RADIOLA SUPER-HETERODY : z terials and | styles, materials a o Aerial or Ground Required shinies wen é deat RCA saben fresh a bs colors. ee ee M “A.” “BY” and “C” batteries and Radiola or Dean’ ‘| is an exce ent bar- wd different models in $25.00 genuine Nathaniel Baldwin loud- Bahay gain at $3. both uprights and con- speaker, ready to listen in. —* (Second floor.) soles from which to make “DON'T BE FOOLED’—BUY A GENUINE TYPE H OUND , your selection. All Styles of Victrolas On hand at all times and $25 NATHANIEL BALDWIN LOUD SPEAKER BRAND-NEW—NO SECONDS Equipped With a Genuine NATHANIEL BALDWIN BEWARE akE $12 Steinite Tube Set, 1500-Mile Range, Guarana Armstrong License No. 1115149 covers this fh _ Steinite regenerative f-tube Set in so / cabinet, hand-rubbed finish. size Sx7x4 1 in stations in U. S., Canada, Cuba, hichly selective. So simple a child can for sale on easy terms. Type H Lond Speaker Unit, including b- foot cord and nee. HORN DIMENSIONS—lleight over all 20°4 Inches: diameter. 14 inehes: base diameter (8 inches; ws Panny Console 13 Ibs. packed. SOLE AGENCY, ONLY 23 of these Consoles left at the low price of $51. So come early. 75c Weekly "ol “ete, orbitant accessory cost. Operates with ong worries ene “A” battery and one WD-12 o é tube. Plain instructions with each Set, yon buy a radio, see and try this pow ever, Complete with Tube. A and B Batt ry : his erystal Sete see « nds of users write of distance reception on t r P S -> ORGANS > eaRes Lik. INSTRUMENTS | Thoemete miles. reg with Bista: ce $ rial den twhtisker, IANO a OPEN ong Distance mabogam 1006 OLIVE suren Us , size &x9 EVENINGS EVENINGS wondertul om \ 2 Tiginitz ow CRYSTAL SET *h: All Merchandise Warranted New and Firs ¢ Children’s and Misses’ New Hats 9 to 1 Only $4.95 Hats of new silk, new } straws, straw cloth and ' straw and silk combina- tions, in many becoming All the new (Second Floor) styles. colors. Z FOR READY! THE NEWEST OF | COATS —MANY HAVE BEEN UN- PACKED IN THE LAST FEW DAYS—CLOTIH AND SILK ‘45... *OS ‘75 Ss AND UPWARDS TO 5190 Sport Coats; Coats for gen- eral utility wear; and Coats for more formal affairs. fashioned of smooth-surfaced fabrics: all in the new shades for Spring. WEIL'S With a Store Full of N ew Spring Apparel, Moderate Pricing Is the Keynoie of the Events Featured for Saturday —~Third Floor. “The Store That Sells Nice Things” | ’ HENRY A. WEIL, ine. 916-918 QLIVE ST. . SATURDAY SHOPPERS! — : Sport Hats 9 to 1 Only _ A wonderful group of Felt Hats in the Gloria Swanson poke style, in roll . brims and others. (First Floor.) FOR SATURDAY A SALE OF TOP and SPORT COATS! — 2 “+ 4 4 : Baer ted eal 200 SWAGGER NEW MODELS MANY 9 OF WHICH WE CANNOT : DUPLICATE AT THIS PRICE . ‘25 PLAIN STYLES IN SMART PLAIDS AND CHECKS SCORES of NEW GOOD LOOKING, FUR BANDED SPORT STYLES PLAIN TAILORED CLOTH TOPCOATS ENSEMBLES \i dis’ atic: oo a _rHE VOGUE OF THE” Not in years have we been able to offer such -EACSON__A GREAT a values as these. Do not overlook this sale. SEASON—A GR a fae. ae VARIETY TO CHOOSE WEIL’S—Third Floor. yO RS FROM $2.5 ‘45 7 $65 W5> AND UPWARDS TO $195 . READY! “3 FOR SATURDAY A SPECIAL SELLING OF NEW FROCKS! The Frock, so smartly made } Roepe es : for any: in- — —PRESENTING 300 DELIGHTFUL NEW @&) onan ate — : aa ’ ‘ODYV INIT’. e h th oat or FROCKS IN A VERY UNUSUAL ee. handsome VALUE-GIVING GROUP ly tailored of cloth or WEHIL’8—Third ONE-OF-A-AKIND MODES IN New Frocks —and many of them are EXCLUSIVE at Weil's in St. Louis, Modes for All Occasions *45°55*°O5 HERE ARE VALUES ~ EXTR. {ORDINARY ~ 16°75 f o fe. Tailored Suites] [< : ed.” SPORT SILKS IN POPULAR NEW STRIPES \=| ~A group of 86 plais i tailored models in and short coats. These are Tremendous Va/ues at +18 ATTRACTIVE NEW CREPE MODELS GOOD LOOKING CLOTH STYLES a Lig age = — ie There are scores of the Newest Models for both Matron and Miss. WEIL'’8—Second Floor. Untrimmed Hats 9tol oy "E, 200 shapes of ma and straw cloth. All colors. Flower Special,29< _ Roses in all colors. Just the thing for trimmings. (First Floor.) near Hats 9tol Only $4.25 173 models taken om our upstairs stock offered at a ction ot their worth. Newest Pring styles, mate- rials and colors. 7 Silk Dresses 9 to 1 Only $ - D { arraneee selected , the night CSCORT FOR tranci« The Named ft \uton \n W eber autom road of Miss Virgini years old, 566 injured, is ‘¢ eult filled yes which s Francis Re: ie se “di wae dr'vin Dr. at Pershit Miss L. ents, 5.46 ants. in the car. The petit tomoblle cra River des Pe who was in hurled *3 f ders. she skull. conen other Injurt AZAliewed that the automo speed and f he appreach the road. The car + parents, ary are Prameds Miss Link Mr. and. Mrs maid of th ball. Wiilla bury aven ' Krause, 45. were also -f of the accid ‘TCHITCHER a Declares 1 | Gr ate Ml ' By the Ae<oct TIFLIS, e elgn Ministe before the s utive Conn the world ingland sti fliential ] tinanelally is arising fr termnination ish dominio “hese doi want to be “hich do | they are lo soviet polic _Olities and He sald 'Dreach in tions . occas new directi | policy in € declared, dé other powe ; at acquiring | Chinese pec Ile aseerti 'turbed by t soviets rela the Ortent. arming and ‘in the futur policy, he « her dualisti _ perialistic p /ative of th Russo-Japar }pan'’s eagerr ACTORS’ E PAY CI Willing to } Drive to Salac! the Asset NEW YO kmerson, p Equity Ass Police Con he stood r pefhses of t! organized tc productions The offer trict Attort pealed to th ‘which to si with tickets ' many chur ithe expens ducers hav | giving spec proceeds to activities of | A Bew e} | the contro’ | profanity 1} title of o Bells,” an changed. —<- — _ ~ | Dy ' CHEYEN The 1500 rs La Voye, W their homes Judge T. B day, who or must’ be ve Ohio O11 C ernment lea Salt Creek ist. Loulsan | @pectal to the | DANVIL | Charlies V. ‘dress as 4t St. Louls, /robbery in office at © Ralph Call sixth street } dicted for ' second offi ‘Federal Inj Life Ter the Assoc | BOUTH i Raymond ! ‘jeged slay ‘Waa senten by Judge C ‘lowed the jury whieh saea| von of the ley had pl (Be

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ome . EP at? Fk tees Bees, 3 | FRIDA , Mdwent ae pie 4 | “MARCH $v isss. , oe — The Daily P SES a TT ___ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,00 | . ca at — SEERA ee intr C arcuration than | BOTH othe ° a ae r eres ne a wspapers COMBINE 3 een a RR ei 4 : 4 -]) ¥. a - sing een ae ~ mas = se — St LO! The PAST- mane : —- =e 9 “a | eens cae. ca! WAIMIA CABANNE LINK SUES | | Lomar [OMAR Bock Al 4 elevati Absorbers are rp’ Th : ee ry Pane shesgeh Rags : pidily | VERTIS . Ultimate liding com ook ~ tp luxurious + ei o coins AunraT PLT ae ifort in mot Tight se O | Shock Absorb dag empties“ public that the They are N THEST | oa er nd hiche + the oo hisher oer) ao ee aie i 0 anil ee etm ma eroeee ) QUICKLY RELIEVED BY = : Bond Spring : New York’ b S est dressers ee c | | ( Mail We Sh 4 Orders Prompt Filled) com a te \utomobil : de : bile Accident te ORNING aie automoblie aeccid | i : eber r cae aos cident on tl road in St. Louis Count’ $e | ng in their motor « sible te ' ‘ars that I ers es obtain without Lon rhe — OR rs. Paonia. + av £ ly. nine Paetory Gu: RADIOTRON "oa ae 100% Frest 7 a ur esi Stock Bakelite Bases } Radio « we} Eveready q Miss Virginia a BES} so as B’’ Batteries , ~ years old, 5660 re Link, 20 | ‘VARY e covers thi ot lMneland iijuation and dee ‘ ; cabinet, 1 tube Set lis be Oo 1 Onl Ps ned still remai leclared r ee Com diese ait PORE” mahoeany : y flnential 9 : nains the 4 eng ig ; Y GLO ae eee Gloria Swanson Hyland ‘ aaa acca uae a ch uba, Sharp tea : $ 95 nearer dally, Lyre me militarily oan — Oy) on It buy a radio, uctions with each & I or (€-12 ; att won waAsplratl - selft-de- >. =, ahh A ,* } it Aafeiid Ont é . Le ¥ Hd beri ribbo: r braid Com see and try thi et. Befor sh domini ons of the Brit pris A | HR Fibhons. 2 4. rime Blac! plete with Tub ‘is powerful e you Ha eae eee he Brit- - ' ; (open and bl sack, Wood, 1 — Hack, Cope] users writ the. A and B Batt are ts of new ilk hese ¢ baad 1 Black with ; isthe thiat! — or wed e of distance rece tia ery... #164 $l , new ne . dominions he en} . ed ‘ “ 41) wondasrfi ie harmonizing tistle Copen Vaui ce ption on tt et .an he enic i] gy n e d with Dista crystal. ated me Set: seme an od straws, straw cloth and " ad to be drawn een do not } VaiuUes al BS.0%, ete ; fet tae a % is : “~ hic] : into eet} , “* tae . if ame stance § QR Se fens straw cloth and hc, to net concern nem and M ieee ugany ra bi i , . r ' ) : “4 00 cing ] Os . , ) anid i set, ek %. et ¥ CRYSTAL SET size S49) inches. A tions, in many becoming ee , sed policy of Mes 9 ly on the) arvelous Sale ve tie: Eat RSH? erchandi coeerter vee styles. All Alities ¢ juality of nat ie wate ise Warranted New and Fi “E colors the new He said there poeee irts, Hosiery an rw gi bgiles rst P (Second Floor) bres same thers was a pring ry nd U ‘he ae ie | ed 10 aa nN in) pte ee eon & = is ain ' ED M : ne e ear ‘hoi Py ms, . ons ‘eccesioged motahiy: by th en Ses ak 4 Hone lwceaaioned notably hy se ress s $1.50-S Eh \ ; policy ' : ton of the i ies a" me es , A aplendid lk 1.5 2 Shirts : fe ss eg § ort d elar _ China. Tis p bY lor Street. Af j new Spring eeslane f ohes Shirte tn Bie &x, -at acquirin BP that it is a 7 oes “f all lar oh ac ME ie ee Cc nese people. nies of the Satur Bios % as S a S lle asserted ¢ : SS ee, Bye Fe ; Geter es . Une ] rench were VOMEN'S 8” = hot: PKR 9 to | Only |! soviet - co : mi “aiey elopme nt ° sr ~ \ an ror pose * 41H Ke ay . . P ’ he Patan, with Tark . he | : jenny to $25 vervied vight oy 0 arm} = leit. France. i @ nd Spe a SATINS fu 3 ier ‘ flaw less “ mpechemaitttins and surpri ? atc : a tian einfo . zed liste. topes i si rises ‘ 4 : Py » ee] . hear puture, Japa ; ‘ : tend PLANNELS. - a 10 and para yr tayo porn y, he explained ns vaciilating | a other popular fal | ola pe st » ; A wonderful group her duatistic said 1 wre 1 8 ut . ~\ Wen’ ; , .49 Bs : of Fe : perialistic e bie ot n and her ‘m.- nue ny (OLOR—Rust ens 1.39 Red WOMEN'S Oe & ake . i beng “ao in the ative of {] ag af as the represe | “ ' ‘. B.1CK “"e a \ Diamond Work Shirts ny Ee a. 4 uality mag a de ‘ ~y on ‘ Mores — ; ’ 0 wiackK, Oro ; “ nedium i’ »bed he Events hf: ~~ k w a ns oO n Musso-Japanese aie . | gmt ex. Th i e 5» und all the othe tr hp } Madle 7 ; sandeaiea Spring . il ar for pp " ealu red for S po e style in pans eagern ity snowed J: - ‘4 cay) Guslit> fast knee styles: siz it _ OF sheli 7 . atu rday . b . . wand ’ roll ness ta cover her | = Clean-Up of 28 aren d blue hom to 44: speci: — 5 c rim ; res 7’. 4 wel) ts ‘ ; . ioe thers. ' AC ; CSN oe a ‘ Children’s and cut inten See Medius — NION SUITS— 4 rst Floor.) TORS EQUITY OFFER Velv t > seg ; with one or ne 7." al Bhan ing , ankie jeneth ) : P 5 10 et Dresses |; Values made; bine 14 te $8 ta 46: aati... 69c * AY CITIZENS’ PLAY to $7.95 ns ret 93 et Beutls he COTTON “HOSE ntri w illing to Meet. Th JURIES es as ee Cc aks: ° ee toes; al! ner- a) . ; en Len ore: . ORE ATS mme Drive to Rid ead Pi em in nenetbrr csebvodt N20 0: i2:c jaws . eaten miway ; S! pag) vee | iy ¢ . acious Productions ry 4 J aa | p: ats or gsOCiate= | to supply the play censors oys’ $3 to $4 Pawte.7 one of th minute you slide into : p la ’ es . | peg and wale aie “ y lie}! re 95 & : cor r ect d Cc r preferred by ie le. eerie 4: FTHE @ changed, that it be ’ y dressed men and y SEASON—A GREAT : | sci men. You'll oung: Floor VARIETY TOC ae ats RU ee In N S 1.49 Under-Arm P wll Bee Gite . d ) : 7h | a Jew late Sete pesos e “epee RULING DEPRIVES TOWN’S ow Vest, Norfolk and coe evar Py et a ates Purses This t : . Only | [500 w Styles leatherette: “In gray, bla “J | Opco : A «pl - . tan a black ikue at \ a u RESIDEN » “ endid purchase of |! green with t nd He: ; e 1S “ y) $ q $ 95 re en TS OF HOMES aay us to sell A aahdie ee oN ae wy m f) “ p. with t ~ a E far the greatest we h Vv e | ~y ~ Wye yoming T ee ing e- sg 14 ° f = ay Cc ever = Bagge = Sime ng Townsite | @ Stricty All-Wool ena He pais i offered. See them! . ss. “ee mata *s 7 2? | $ ay wn oompany, Holding Lease - EF , Suits or YS Ie $2.00 SPORT SUARFS ‘. Os8tL- ngtoe { pY ‘ Tailored S it Ralph a my pets on -apmeren County. D Records “rhe hi Made of ford u | sixt e pape oR 424 North Tw ar. ont l K AB « violation of : | yt Satinette “ — — or ’ 7 ; and short nanan ie, ne Price ai se a Feder junction. , bela nloomers, : — and Konaee mayer of Dreams,” “Too , 2 ' ; 8. is whe ag a oy ” ‘“Clove¢ Bio Cleveland T . a 7 : fo L ife Tern omnal , oe 4 ; loseoms,” a ) ; ; hese are Tremendous : | : Saturday Ry the A ‘for Slayer or of 3 Men. , — - Oc When the Sun Goes Down $i 39 C an eo L. ; Values ot / iT only. Dresee . 80 dee os ociated Press | u Vc a tt at on the Lonesome Pine ra s etton ’ Detroit : . | Se. Leele si and ies $s hase UTH BEND, Ind., March t.-- Newe + “Hawalian Moon.” These Satinette Prin- Akron Kenaae City $ ! in S la are ne mond Mi: se] ey, 8° veare ad oi | : Ss Suitings hits on Perfect Records | Teledeo Lerain | come pring shades " “4 . woeden ; of tiree men ted a ei : ~ ¥y ' i 12 e mort Se? cess Slips | Pittsbargh Guede - | 4 im sizes 16 gant eng i to life imprisonmen: ‘ard . de: ate Spring = me F ee adie te edt 2 3 a mn ‘ Base) if ne ' . rus FF, Pattee, ¥ ho fo : rads the ee a, cht Louwinville E os . , <% m mo Maa f W iii ’ Ms aici ye ie« : 4 — 7 » tion of ee a — in excenua- Q7c § Oe “900 1 U teen 3 i? to, “4 . Mi Ciacianatl li tey had pl ber e's gyi C + J« F tthe ay -10 dat « ia if Aadudet © uiltwy stone y i“¢ rt - ho. Cc $1 Corner Eighth and Olive—Opposite Opposite Post Office aig — eg, ee

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation then the morning and one ether evening newspaper COMBINED Sree eS ae a repre - ; : Ser BY i te > Vo epee NIA ee CW ein) et 7 >= ~ed oF ae er * ined | ‘ . Pee ° . 7 : | [Imported All-Wool ee e. Golf Hose > es Ahir $2.50 to $3 Valoes, Par: Mage PD OSS AME Germ ee eR op are See Our Other Announcements on Pages 9, 10 and 11 SRE »s Wi lihe BT 4 ; pyie adh ee teem? ici aariedliaieietond Seanetdiataeene aad Srp eyes ck. sealife him ‘ ~~ ene ti ; 7 a ~ aig ie “lat oe saat hinah a AE Radar VMuiy ee gay Bn Bs - IAs he Se shall ox SS Bae i Behn Ba abs stg We ca ie 6 lee nae - ‘ os - ‘ eda eh paeetreviy Ne ne ee praeeeonine™ 5: Sates OS SN bbibiiaaeditihiiadiiidnemdahimettteeciinies ae. ce ee PRN BE sea aR Re ML RO 2 A te ie FO tO py MMR Fie Ais: > wa ee sis anay Sima — . r : - on ‘ r “ : He x » — one he wr . eI “ _ ‘ 2 v ¥ - Bae ba i rts Pye ak ee . Kis ih f 2 Oe Le i. eee v, ae V3 Mey r I ae eee : as hage.. Pa shiny > a are a he P : i , > .- tal Ry . ‘J a 1 ary z+ ij Py : “ re P . or . ~ “ A ia « tei er hb ogres Ante Ae ted a ee « himemat peta: . » 4 ~ ae alice 2 7 is ‘aly ‘ ‘a rs os ’ my : . we, a 4 tie “ eee £ Pry tu , wet a " ? c Sasi >: etre eee ee ee ee fit WB Rettrin ixtreme Valae at . Dayz of Spring, We Have Assembled Spring ? lLopcoats of Every Varie An English T ype of Styling Predominates in the Assortment—Splendid Values Are Featured at yf had 32 to. mnou akes Lhe farment Ss Tc oOoTnyY. ings provide the “fimish™ £ 1] f SETwoceR ble Two- Trouser LC When » Clyde Member to Cease 3 ibev Wii i ey ve CUT] 1p Ing atry dignity Sood laste. thers—lavenders. fawns and other ints ceanteaianiead joase vou d expect in such Caats. T} i 2 | 14 re . — rithc 1d hea re 'h) 4} / _— “a: is eaceient we rve 4 forrainyv a S&S © | 19 ng, Post h as the House « tnessed ia rig! ‘ bh ta & Publis. e.. he sin thine IR A TABORITES WALK WT OF HOUSE cx. Suspension ~ _ Press 5: Leads 105 Com- moners F rom Session of Is Voted CHALLENGES TO FIGHT MADE Had Refused Interrupting Speech of Foreign Secre- tary and Defied Chairman By JOHN L, BALDERSTON, s well as sun ny qd AT) ? Be Bandon Cospespondent of the Post- es | 7 Dispatch -_ New York World. ar Pu. t pert + K yr : Disratch h 6.-—-A scene »f Commons has ‘ the stormiest taws occurred during the im- pronounc° ment by Foreig! Susten Chamberlain on nan proposa!l* for a Eu- security ypact David . Kirk® o lLaber'’s from Clyde, had been Sus by vote of the Heuse of femmons for interrupting (*“ham- ‘ ere es haa Sete bart etirtetenial! hn dg in Re se hae > ramen dt im a mae sp at ap fee =e sw ; Avvid Todvinerirnenntinagiathy eA pede nik ot aid Marea Wate: Ri pao Lat iit ov a re Seer » rhe 8 Pei ee aa ie LO Ae OF eR RE ts oe ee ome 9 et Uy en Hie RE Hina Fag TROIS SR | ears SOS ea 9 BEA AEM A ae et le Ca oe ee leeier ee aromec nt PR ge ip aera ok eee: ssee. ee at 2b a Co tee 8: TON Sp a to heer ; ae “ef Mayr + “e ‘ sith ON ALLL ANNI eg lp” AE a br . ite re - rey ea ea ei. wel thes, ‘a NT tt ae RHINO Thy MeN ON eR Le eee For Saterday We Offer an Excellent Assortment o7 ~ > a Small Bovs’ Sweaters U nasua! Valee at a -: as ca ae ae é irk m SR ee a no nS rs e A » Vet ee oP ota in oon We - ws , a . — on ¥ ree. > see sinh ” Stele Cri ae “Tes r + A vhesie heel RE e pies RE A z @ fir eeu yt INg Sa Cahors worsted vuarns—and ther coats have “V™ necks o: Lumber Jacks — Mewrce Ti! vor Petar we patent PIM utes a ¥ ‘ay ci i” ii e. ? a? CORLAIT 1 tx Bows’ Belts ~~ ‘ trahir ‘Se 4? acy li'T'Trs, 94.24 2, ——— -" , thay COTS Ni17W ae iz ee + ete me Bees ne ee ne. oe ee eee ne foe eit s nen * « * coe fs ne noe 2 Ter a we wre y , 5 - 4, y > Tee 7 rT a ’ p . , 7h Bows’ Shirts ‘Mar ve $1.95 “=o cwrre Maekaans.- REAR een Roy itera te. $662} - i 133 3 ihe . , i Tn ry ~ - Gis, Jevencerr fmaer Prime Minister. led 1635 Labor if hoegel-—LOic Members out of the biouse ast BSAOT LIME, The Yreocurrement might between jeeting. gesticulathag ASROTE the clothes suggres brightness of Spri xSore twill gues of Sories. | - ” 3 4 : ’ be] ne had «A ringside i ° * Trane: tee hve: ~ Sur}? cer 7" fryeac - ee 2 Fert T — COrTes} v = 7 . —— a ached = un u Sf ei . us ia gis : ™ , ve -at for tha a it urba ree. A hich QD SLE. SiZ"s miss@d «nding in a rough = imbile fight There is one ; m ad > . : Ben on the t.en v the Heuse New Two-Trouser oe ° scatire — ww envoy ile from the Bertin 4 . . 7 = ' aus ~~ the se urity rieé- + ’ ~ , 7 . to 20 Years Extraordinary Value 4 Bissinpaisheal € ES of New — and Top s. also sat with me on this - h ix st beside the exit ar — > a bay Tie +r \ ry yr} nan> ~ r ec the . . 3 Tt 37 ft aut ; rT? ow too low to. eed Pers | Paes Noh +. ~ - ti! = It Sr, lise Lalior ; - > , rt . 2 NS SS aS “LUC Weaver & HED §. Gar°C ff e€nrelene’ let beep Be = Aa se Sve £Ties— ~~ re e . } 1¢ man. uncer the im- “ Ineo Bit 7 . hae a St ke § P?™ : ——_— , udimg stots, slims 2 ne ee gn agama ae Ween 3 t he bineh was eccu- ‘ Draeme Irom everr we! wit A y Toriés, Sheok his fist ifr pnts i nd the co? ‘en pond- Z er eh “OTe outside = Til ry . yer f.ce : oT @' oa ™“e rory ctpye t any] ty ' thie emarks " =e & . e i y Lord Grew Wedres ~ y.” , - ’ i bea e ‘ t ; a | ‘ } Smart New Two-Trouser Models. ¥ * Tory cries of rave infuriated = ot Showe proofed v¥ op} ) é , lt : ef (r C) : , or pune Mead egTit ‘ ’ r} if 7 . ’ “. “o “ore? & >. P oeC - vy he r) ed il ’ e*onm % a bo « — = : ‘ : «? : ey = or . { . ) the buab.”) . hi, ie ee) z'h t*hamber'sin referred : inication received frum n Government. and Kirk. Mary Changes Mark the V : uted “What about the sel : re the Very Smart Neu , frea’ wold mace of the ' om- Spring Hats Jtierea Here in a Wide Assortment 2 & aan £rcoceg if Gepariu TLETIT Tess *% . ws lithe be + ied a 7 bd cagyvry ; i : ere? ng Vv Veg ry\rrry a ~ MacbDona) d. fer- . e . she ‘nea oor + ea Hous 7 7* Z 77 , ;?= — . cs +s ’ S« : 2 4 hae. | 1 c= nr 7 i : Pi *ta ; : ' ° ' . oOmMn hai 3 . ——” e : . . Lt oe c- =pea x & i 4 te 7 Ty? ie reeset g*? ° : ” unc + a in James Hope. chairman of the tir? peaiad MMmittee oc up ed tre chair He Spring at Kirkwood shat if he did : , HvViet he | ty ied ' = to Deere} } : cep gute Kirkwood "ser" ore “> ~~? tt * OT. “tT : Siti runes ; , hy Hi ot his ; ope } A Lj3 I SD Of a’ VOLIT Ot er 32 : : ‘ ti t ee LITi OS ft t) le eel ‘ tT’? > wa Varen 6 6 6TDOSR OCOD ie then on a“ HH ee meeh'tn- ‘piersun | : ‘es x ved to erush ¢ deftans — ; $ e ' mee oo -_ - eel a red | ~s° ean. °. yr 7“ iift. c TT yer a . cr wa “ ~ > t; ace 7 e te rT 7 ‘ os ad i Caiures aiiv) us-Kan “4 Specia! 7 , , n&t eitth ecewn tenia - sn J .aingard” : . 2 cad Py rn oe) 7v) 7 *% an ied e-« Trev arr mafic of tie wie bearris : tie .inT ’ ng len) Lar . . pe . . . .. met tage tees) “4 _ fused to pertait Kem- leach Sut lee om palr of reSuiliten geet! come ‘ norte wa Ve 7 for mere 7 : ren }t t¢ , eZ > f 11 Tve( ae the= i go tooth ot “* grt) ec 700° Ma “~~ Per 1) a fies?) fo nieed tie 6‘mupnee jer — . ~~ Rar hey PALEIAT Ty an® culorm—aud «bow cient os st ma oftes was cone 8 dl 4 ram. Ther waltorms & OT the Weti—und ever « oat is hinintineen ‘ona ™ mysion 2 i” Thad * re : Size @ ts e a Pied f Tarte ~e@ | di oe BAF ing the a ; : ry ea bc -" . 7s Ran e , f th .* Hore een TO0 T A o~-Pants zi ; Nearly ; Ls ,ahera le (“int “= “F Sin, SS it cae © \bsentees Ru therm. ded cewn trie cang"ays Tortes were nonp\uased at. p bat aS BOO as they ender anima is. ‘mount ns os a a - ood ——a Row Lea in iy i rao York Tur FV rheodoe ‘ Ke expedition in April Asia nevi tists fre ihe an ‘ Fi oo: ‘ io i“? “ aa ‘ | se of 4 as e Js bie Mu: mn. gene ié& ¢ uted to t? essary ful The pu ing of ma nese. Tur) Tian Sh rales wes ovher sec enter the long- hairs ine moun tain siee We, Zning Te | hey w the mark varkand 5s Shan. goil leit jungles a. where the ard w! probably Althoug specimen tioned ma seurm, Col eof no coll this count Hie con ever ' eri pe of fh eut ft folie “the unex réeplie spirit sing did. inte weit “If you ww ing in nT least pea: damn toug There * eT) t. Roorevelts on “sjentist, ¥ (‘ol Reose pedition! 2 “xtth mwset Cob. Roose hare least in such ex so. Went F and a’se to trike r erorted iaeyita. they he Lather vw \ La > :* 2) The writ yt anifes* nts, whe hetweenp “he mberts The a oo Laber "arr to tabie a for tris ra) bate on ft? rescinding son The Toor and Hope had Mac Don: leader of Liberal* a peinte wh make al European of LAi- host weet . [Oo eTOnRnias car * «7 * l¢] since FB Part rN ae Pannertiar Labor Mew on FP & @ fs es sa eon her thie af dehate on | firpad ‘vil! of a Ceonme *#tact <P’ «euppert of the onien hare mad- exemption every trad to cantrib: if he mad

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‘ Robt t 35 vat 2 ass ie ORR E Tema es gees. ey POE Ie ee OE a Ee Pee ? See ebatet eel eee? bene a Pb beeekeeie Leer ty? reeeettee S Chalmers Union Suits ART TWO. OWES JEER AS BORITES. WALK il Ut HOUSE Col. Theodore ahs Sr eeu t to Aid in Collect-, ing Mammal and Bird Specimens for the Field Museum. ald Leads 105 Com- From Session Suspension ‘eatured at "48 ‘ansformation in your - they offer an excellent ie r interesting shades!. and loose hanging. CHALLENGES TO FIGHT MADE Clyde Member Had Refused Interrupting Speech of Foreign Secre- _ tary and Defied Chairman The tailoring. ony a final assurance of All sizes including "By JOHN L, BALDERSTON, Jon Correspondent of the Post- seam _ New zoek —— Re rete mn oe — Light-Weight Spring Overcoats With Full Silk Linings—~— Inch as the House of Commons has Bich days occurred during the Austen Chambertl David KirkW oo, pended by vote of the Hlouse gsce ; ser Prime Minister. Designed especially conservative made of black for men ot quiet, ight hetween jeering. and Oxford twill weaves, Three-quarter length, fly front. lined with silk. roup of New Suits and ESOE J to a better than ever, the Society psolute correctness. standard of -excellenece has been main- is an assortment which will win warm -dressed man who sees it NE Ee RN RE AIRES A CREM ee Challenges to Fight. — PL eT a aC CEE ECA: EN eet te tage Special “Raingard” for Boys aie ie a The Brea: gold mace of ered out na a Special “Raingard” Suits models—wwith pair of corr honic oe of them 4 has made then Immune to ty prom ag Oat is alpaca-linest. Two-Pants - inet Rush In. Excellent Value at ees eseress Seesd : oe Seeeeeelall the Teer eee eeene ** . oor tenes a . —————E Roosevelt Brothers to Lead Scientific Expedition Into Southwestern Asia By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the edie gag h. NEW YORIs, Mare 6.-—Co! Theodore Roosevelt and hd broth- } er, Kermit, will head a scientific expedition, scheduled to start early in April, for parts of Southwestern Asiu never penetrated by act.-n- tists from this country. The announcement was made by Col. Roosevelt at the Manhattan (‘lub last night The expedition will be we wr- aken in behalf of the Wie:d Mu- Se igi of (‘irjeagco., lt Wi le know ry s the James Simpson-R Field Museum expedition. Simp- son. general manager of Marshall Field & C'o., Chicavoso, ‘ias eontrib- uted to the Field Museuin the nec- essary funds, Roosevelt said. The purpose will be the collect- ing of mammals and birds of Chi- nese Turkestan, Vale of Kashmir, Tian Shan Mountains, Pamirs, vales west of the Himalayas and other sections. The scientists will enter the jungles inhabited by the long-haired tiger and will elimb '! the mountains where graze moun- tain sheep with 7-ineh horns and ighing 250 pounds. To Hunt Rare Animals. + They will go after specivens the tToark hoor, bigg est at Pid se We yarkand stag, ibex of the Tian Shan, goitered gazelle and other animals. They will lant on icy ‘mountain tops and in sweltering jungles and will enter regions where the attitude of the natives toward white men is unknown, but probably hostile, Although here and there a rare specimen of the animals men- tioned may be found in some Mtu-- seum. Col. Roosevelt said be knew of no collection of any of the: in this country. lle considers it “‘the toughes trip ever undertaken by any scilen- tific expedition.” Asked if the spirit of his fathet ere not crop- ying out in the sons, sines ey are ‘? fi} i) ‘ i= e inore ¢ } 17) ‘ mce¢ did. “the sweet face of da er, s $2} . ’ ’ . Into unexplored Wilds, .col. 1.00S«- velt replied: “If you must say TFT am fo''ovw- ine in my father’s fuootstens. t least please add that UM takes a, dain tough man to uo ag There will be only three white men on the expedition, the two Roosevelts and George K. Cherry. scientist, who acconipanied the late Col Roosevelt on his Brazilian ex- pedition! and has been connected with museum work tor many years ‘O] “a! } te @ : ‘ Col, Rooseveit, Woo 1s 38. is per- haps least experienced of the toree in such expeditions. Wermit, now 35. went with his father to Brazil , Pani ‘ , } \~ - and a'iso to Africa. and on potu ex- stood that Labor had gone on “'rike they bezan to jeer and yell.| The Labor and Left wing members erorted with burning threats an No Boows struck. The Lubor Party's exit Was ut- omp'is+ed without b'ows, to thre Vanifest relief of House ittend nts, who strove to form a shield ? retween thi voCcu bellizerents Chemberltiin resupried igs spcech. The executive committee of the Labor nvartyv met later and decided to table ra | motion cecensuring Hope | ‘or his ruling. und to demand de- bate on the incident Monday and /| rescinding of Kirkwood's suspen-|. sion. The general opinion on the loor and in the lobbies was that Flope had acted too hastily. MacDonald, in the room of the leader of the oppesition., sent for Liberals and asked them to raise) points which he had- intended te make about the great probiems of Kuropean peace, and the handful ' of LAberals promised the absent host of Labor that they would keep the debate alive for the five hours it had to run No further debate on foreizn affairs will be possibile in the House for several weeks There js tendenev in the Hous to emphasize the potitical signifi- cance of the incident without paral. le] since Balfour ledid ort ‘he Tory party in tiie dav: oft the Campbe ie- Bannerman administration labor Members Return for Debate on Political bund Bill. \ © ‘ ; ,; * Oi, Gta tl against LOS COOLIDGE SIGNS AWARD IN CHILEAN-PERUVIAN DISPUTE Decision on Tacna and Arica Prov- inces Will Be Given Envoys of Two Nations Monday. Special to the Post-Dis WASHINGTON, March 6 }’pes- ‘dent Coolidge has signed an award in the Tacna-Arica urbitration which was undertaken at the re- quest of the Goveruments of Chile and Peru The decision was signed at the W hits Hlous: Wadiuselel betore Charles FE. Hughes had formally |Surrendered the office of Secretary of State In making this announcement Secretary of Stute Rel] iward would © be Celivered o the Ambassadors of ¢ hile and Peru ' Pot i. . F . iY) O CLOCK sundays, This dela’ yt . | . sf y * ny caused us The cabling i) tiie , . text to the American embussies in Lima and Santiago for presentutio: to the Peruvian and Chilean lo eign Offices. The text will be released s taneously in the three capitals. T! nature of the award is being | Losely si ruarded meanwhile The dispute betweén Chile and Peru over the provinces of Tacna and Arica Sas reel} ote of the major disturbing elements in Sou American politics for many veurs , Reed to Speak at Cape Girardeau. By the Aesoctated Tress CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo... March 6.—-A telegram Was received —her¢ yesterday from United States Sen:- tor James A. Reed of Missourt, a: » eceeptng an invitation ta ve a speak- er me 1 +vesper Fervice io he hela Sunday Miasvre j isd at the State Teacher@ Colleg: Jersey States PEnencepa te Women. by the Associate! Press ST. PELIER, Jersey (hannél Is-. } lands. Mareh hy. t i} Jerse tog t 4 Parliams J { ids pass cd ta CUT ee prop- erty act, giving wome! t he ernie legal! rights as men. Since feudal! duys they hed been legally termed SP DEY (make way for a larger, modern structur: This is true ton’s seat of justice and yovern- ‘ment was built for utility and not. for beauty, and has become a haven of dirt, a fire hazard and an anti- quated place for the present rush! of business, merger of the county with the city] - ippointed Ovier ofticials ‘of the POLE LLIN LRG OE TT EN EN TTS REN Te & [st10 LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | Just a Minute : ‘ y Sacro tare aii aaa Lait TOG * : ~\s eee «oe SUNY 10 nia ON BONE ISSUE FOR COURTHOUSE ‘Antiquated Building at) Ciayton, in Use for 47 Years, May Be Razed for Moderr. Structurc. SOME OPPOSITION DUE TO MERGER PLANS Estimated Cost Is $715,000 and Provosal Calls for Retention of a_ Latter- Day Addition. (‘layton courthouse. steeped With 47 years’ history of St. Louis Coun- ty, the colorful center of the com- munity’s life, may be razed, ex- cept for a latter-day addition, t¢ A special election is to be held ne@t month in the county on a pro- posed ,$715,600 bond issue for the new building and another pro- posed issue of $6,000,000 Tor good roads. Despite its associations of mem- ) orv, no ery has been raised of suave this historic old courthouse.” as occurred in St. Louis recently. | perhaps, because Clay- Political observers have found some sentiment against the court- house hond issue because Sone vot- | ers realize that whole qi} partial may be not far distant, which | would wipe out the need for the building. Iistimate of Cost. Backers of the bond iIsSule ; ra the League of County Municipal ties, which employed the arechite: ural firm of Klipstein & Rathmann Oo estimate the cost. This firm (‘suggested tearing down the main | : $ tructure and replacing it. on they; north side of the modern wing, with 1 large, two-story building of clas- sic lines, without a dome but pos- sibly with a colonnade in front. The figure of $715,900 would cover this work and include $60,000, for a ga- rage for county cars and machin- ery, on a separate location. The dilapidated jail, beside the present building. and of equal age, would, give wav to an up-to-date prison on the second floor. Clavton courthouse is surround- | ed by the typical square of small eounty seats. but beyond that cen- ter spreads a residential suburb of several thousand population, now eonnected almost without a break with the citv. The physical link- ing of Clayton and St. Louis is svinbolica!l of the growing comuiunu- ity of interest between city and county. largely due to this spread oft ‘eity” dwells e far bevond the invisible boundary lin Not so in 1876 when.the peopl rotted fo take St. Louis Ow of st Louis County and make it an in- dependent political unit The pres- nt West knd was country then and the suburban region was fart land The St. Louis County tha was formed found itself without COUNLY Seat arml Without a PoveTn- ment A Democratic ‘,overnor John 5 Phelns appointed . Demo- cratic County Court. which in turt ame part were aimost the onlv Democrats to hold office in the county until th: NOLa ble 1922 ’1ect (Oo? Virst County Court in i877. The first Cour Court. o T ninistrative bod meetir I ISGi i? hor . iit nresiqd ne J? f [ I st] 0] on Nan heste ! rhs wack how at ¢ m a boernn Ooudas shigyt ‘ oi} ‘ - \e j eTyine _ = > wt Cplive Hiouse al Tend hotllse i i) ‘ ~ NO h tile = 4 j roads {| 17 ~ of Val ru , ‘ iE to , le permanet county sent } Ra mi} ( i ; dot} | ) re re arn est aes ot mn if ,? - . } es abe OW -Saupr ' he w = pt ee ng (now the Pork Island) an: Hian + VV I i i’¢ Thee Lie? lerson 4 ue and ne wes Merar ‘ © T) ; pre ec t{ ‘ ‘ other boundaries Mr. and Mrs uM. F. Hanlev gat n add ' four acres on the east | - i - a ; i” ‘ [ler Cho bh inty Surveyor , TH) 1 Ne fer j i% 7 ‘ ‘ ;% 7 ’ }s« ; 1) ? , \ Ft ia id ‘ ; | } i4 1 I ion planned the s ets ar ¢ Is tha Raly (“luytor ied t ty: ve sold is na ‘ tha , ‘ ' nrepert ait thf r ii¢ . J i im¢ ~ Cer * 2°07) f ' ) T) eourt iouse cn TS\ rid May 9. 15878 h newspape bib eoins nd . e Orftl jails red the of M ARC HA 6, eee THE dotted line in this picture of Clayton courthouse indicates the. junction of the original struc- As Gov. The old section is on the right hand, or north, and the It is proposed to raze the older part and erect a new building in con- CONGRESS KEP UNDER TRATS FROM MOTHER BUDGET. ESTIMATES ns, ture of 1878 with the wing of 1912. is on the south. junction with the modern wing. -=-t House may be looked for if the Ite. CUOLIDGE INH Home-Lov-| Total Amount Voted for Fiscal! posed inerease of-2 centa on the $ 2,250,000,000 Plus Indefinité Amounts. rr ing Woman and an Eco- nomical Housekee ginal puiiding in he plac e called ‘The House, the party leaders yesterday finall margin ve Pers ex- Lepublican majority, that does not de-, becessarily mean that the caucus | : presidential chai: ape ; “OD 4) ioe $e when the votes are gress were slightly the '.t | : | budget récomin@ dations und olh-. ee ee | will ° Theres ie tittle’ probability that exi{- the Democrats will caucus, and ft 'it happens they preat wher€ | syne other hand, there may be that be- many or more Republicans whe recommen, ! will be absent. (‘redit for the economical one who remembers her as gifl ond hints | hiefly # bill on which there Is &£ striet par meas- by weae. Two of their number, Elber- ia hief — entd. of De kalb ¢ ‘“ounty., and Fillies of ouse OM which chairman, was performed by bxact Amount in determining the ex- 4 program. That ts exactly the nunt- . Se of the appropriations ts | and elected Cir- them | wer the measures the Republicassa born in the county were from the renee of the Democrats (‘ongress, lassification Painter Againet ime rea. has been on the -* permanent civillan. te'™., The second deficiency bill for the und to express the ophwvon that the appropriated senate will not vote. it. Other Care pemocratic Senators are wot dis- bonus Insurance law. poxed to discuss the matter, and it French bread Price to Go Higher. = tax ip probable that seme of them whl COTMINE | nessage. Some, it_is said. are seek- round nunibers were: ing to place friends in official pros Dist- sitions, and, if they have not "al inde- ready formed an aliianee with ade rio™ | ministration forces, Diay do AO. $14,900,- On the other hand, it is not ~ . De- itkely that the program will re- and | ceive the entire Hepublican vote in 7.000; the Senate. Three of the Repub- 996. $32,280 . (this #@s- defiet- wre. bill carried $30,000. . navy aircraft ajreraft lpe C‘ommerce and Labor. Noed Murder Trial. and @Postotfice, modernization and $3 000,000 ie iba cit Total of Approprtations. ppropriauong far 217.000 whieh. seeRion, tte] will “whieh made figures, the Roriie- out). “ ortd’« Motor Transport € augers imhere of then, they ean hardly be pagped mo. the Senate, and if the Senate shy ++. iz amend them they would have te be | auto. returned to the House for coneur- — by . retice in the amendments end to be or revoted. The indications are the tor transapor’ cungiees ——_— nag PAGES 2 21—24, PLANS FORTAX INCREASES. MAY CAUSE DEADLOGK House Republican Caucus Attracts Only 76 Mem- bers, Number Required to Pass a Bill. « PAINTER AGAINST BAKER'S PROGRAM Absence of Republican Op- ponents in Lower Body Might Be Offset by Re- cruiting From Democrats — BY CURTIS A. BETTs, A Staff Correspondent of the Post. Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March @— Baker's program to tn- | Crease taxes now stands, a dead- | loek between the Senate and the publican caucus is able to jam -the measures or @ majority of them # through the House, which ts not cerporation franchise and Ineome tax rates, while It opposes the pro- $100 valuation on real and persona) rroperty, The- Senate jis opposed ‘fo any increases, but is much more ‘ikely to approve the property tax ‘increase than the others, . Realizing the dlfficulty the tax ‘rogram. would. encounter in the. in battled for three hours in a cate cus and finally agreed the meas- ures should be handjed as caucus ". matters, but because of the small ul 4 will be successful, Republicans eonposed to the Bfil can absent '« prohable there “tl be some lemocrats who, will support the i's possibly at many as 10%. On The Tiepublicans have onty 1 ' votes, two more than enough to pase Barry County. walked out of the wucus yesterday, refusing to he ~bound by ft. leaving only 76 Re- rublicans pledged to favor the tax ber required to pas@ a bill. To put 4) wot) find ft necessary to reerult ’ Loserce of ap Bigertina dive of Senntor Painter. president pre continues to Inslet that the additional revenue ia net needed, vote in ace ordance Ww ith the reco lt mendations of the Governor tn his lican Senators frem S&St. [Auis, if not the entire four, will be incliaed against the plan Most of lncrease Prom C ithes An analysis of the revenue proe gram yesterday revealed that it has been #0 arrange!) that more thag twice what the reset of the State weuld pas would come from s. Lotiix, Jackson County (inelad- ing Kaneas City’, Buchanan Coune- ty (including St. Joseph); Greene County Uneluding Springfield), and Jasper County (including Joplin), Tie rural distriete witil pay ijittue it was extitnated in official quage tera that the tetal tnereased cet. enue which would be derived would be $2,500,000. of whith St, Louls ‘and the four ecountles would pay approximateiy %$°.506.000 and the 110 other eeunties $1,000,006. (ine difficulty the administration will face in getting ite program through, i« thet of keeping aff ii i! those who would favor .the mena. ures in their seats in another te duye the salaries of tetmbers will automatically drop from 85 « duy ‘ fo 6! a das When that time ar- Ke rives there will be «a very general ‘xodus Of House members from the (aphtol Whitle the revenue bfitie cun be paswed in the Howee befere e bille will hawe a clewe cull.

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me A eh Opn nda OS tebe ae: fips lf et ot ope, shir Oy ts Shite ie. She pte ie oer - : ee ae A Se Fe heii eo w, Te WA ~ he ot eagihl ye ¢ TENGE TG EARL AI Ls ct See MEE ph ase Halen d a ee ee Bri heed: y 4°50 tpn PAY IO ll SS alan gw nar 2 Se ae Se ee oe wed "oA gn 4 a: “yy . Pie Seaplane ni Nie lia grit: Snot 9 + AB lla ete a rt “> " * “~ i i * att Pe P an 4 i. Sweat ae. 7 kt nia Ae | % s vt: ty rs at b we Rr aieatie mee ne > oe eee ae TF. if yah ered pngirhi we - Wace vitamin ¢ 1 . 0 A OER TT ome ER — Pe get Shey 2 4 4 F eu Neate canadl ee EBA in ARN ea RS ier Me Scat ae oe rake vA peareein tninecanimrineate tite 2 yo Fy eS Be Ay oe oe : x : ‘ Z ' » ST. LOUULS POS'T-DISPALUH, FRIDAY EVENING, MAKCH 6, 1925. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER St. Louls is making progress in its smoke-abate- Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing is real, nevertheless. The minutes of the meeting Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. PEACE IN THE SENATE. The amenities of the United States Senate have That progress is intangible, but it been preserved. Even Senator Reed, introducing a resolution to correct the blunder of Vice President Dawes in abandoning and disbanding the Senate of the Associated Engineering Societies on Wednes- | ow Pigs seem na 80 oe me | day night may be offered in proof. True, no solution) ecess ournmen ore the new THE FIGHT ON SMOKE. | ment project. fight demagogucs predatory poverty. April 10, 1907. _ 3 THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- roRM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always ficht | , for progress and reform, wever tol- | realize what the smoke evil is. The proposal to crate injustice or corruption, always = abate this evil, when first submitted and originally never belong to ie ia ie |advocated by the Post-Dispatch, was looked upon oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy | esthetic aspiration, praiseworthy, to be sure, but not! with the poor, always remain de- (| 4 question of practical concern. That attitude has) satisfied = gece diniiiog aon ‘disappeared. All of us now understand that it is a always be drastically independent; || most practical issue. oe gg ST ncsey eanteenoy & || We know that smoke {s waste. We know that tacular exhibition of bad taste, and worse judgment. JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘of the problem was developed or even hinted at, but) ators were sworn in, spoke with unwonted softness. .| The resolution was a rebuke, but it was administered a spirit of determination was disclosed and a public , | if || sentiment revealed which surely can be counted as with well-padded gloves. : progress The matter of Mr. Dawes’ inaugural address is gen-_ It can be said now that the people are beginning to erally recognized as souné. But it was the manner that seems to have given the chief offense, coupled | | with his peremptory violation of the Senate’s rules and traditions, in swearing in the new Senators. Mr. Dawes assumed his chgracteristic pose of the big, _ business boss, impatient of all conventions and rules, | and determined to smash them. He was the effi-! _clency expert, engaged in cutting out all rules that did got fit his notion, and in speeding up business! _rogardless of tradition aud custom. It was a spec-| |with more or less tolerant approval. It was an smoke means bigger fuel bills. This {s true in the It was a blend of ignorance and gaucherie. || home as well as in industry. Industry, of course, 1s, ww, indulge the hope that the initial blunder of. | always alert where the dollar is involved. But at the presiding officer will not be fata] to peace in the ——/ | Wednesday night’s meeting the home was heard conate ‘There are claws back of the soft paws of LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ‘*°”- Prof. Ohle was the spokesman. He explained tn» senators, but we hope they will be used, in the | Benefit of Compensation Laws. T» the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ITHOUT a workmen's compensation | 999 copies of this chart were distributed. fares sepeny Of an empfoyer "7! That ts public sentiment. one of his employes who has been jured while in his employment, and the extent of that liability, are judicial ques- the householders’ reaction to a chart published in words of Jeff, “with discretion.” Perhaps it is too. the Post-Dispatch giving directions for the fiping of| much to expect that the Senate now will take the| soft coal. The demand was so widespread that oe good in the brash counsel of its presiding officer. But let us not have war. There are enough delays and obstacles to legislative action in Congress with- But we have not yet fully assessed the liability} out interruption for rough-and-tumble bouts. Peace,, of our smoke condition. Some remarks by John H.| good will and disarmament are the watchwords of in 4ia” ’ tions to be determined by a Judge andj Gundlach should help us to do so. Among other’ the administration. | jury in an action at law. A workmen's | things Mr. Gundlach said: “St. Louis is an un- ] a, &. — a compensation act makes a radical change! ivanie place in winter because of the smoke pall.” SAFETY AGAINST DOLLARS. | and transfers the questions iiivolved from the judicial to the executive depart- | The kind of winter we have had this year gives force} 7)» ordinance to remove safety platforms and ment of the State Government for ° » ¢ i¢ ie n : ve d the , , - - . ’ vestigation, both the employer an the city was shrouded in smoke. Probably no com Kingshighway and Union is now in the hands of| oo etl aur 6 ere mercial chart of such days was made; if it had been, in-|to that judgment. We have had many days when +}. cyrbed-in right of way on Delmar, between. ‘the Mayor, with power to approve or veto. Before’ employer is no longer limited by the | !t would have hammered home to business the cost| him have been representatives of organizations both technica! rules -of negligence, but is im- | of smoke. for and against the ordinance. Among those opposed posed upon him when he is without fault) ho pnuying mood lags under depressing conditions’ was Oliver T. Remmers of the St. Louis Safety! as well as when he is guilty of negli- gence. The employe and his dependents of any kind, and a pall of smoke assuredly isa phys | Council, who said, among other things, that Detroit. receive compensation which may emalier than would have been amount of @ judgment in a negligence/ 1o¢ pretend to say. The retailers ought approxi-! ordinance proposes to destroy. ‘gction, but, on the other hand, they are compensated for injuries resulting from be | ical, mental and moral depressant. Smoke is a cost-' was spending millions of dollars to instal] just such the/'y adversary for the retailers. How costly we do safety zones and traffic separations as the Delmar mately to know. As soon as they do know they {t has been the contention of the Post-Dispatch, risks at present assymed by themselves. | will enlist actively in the smoke fight in a solid from the first that, instead of wiping out these safe-' The relief given them under a work-/| phalanx. men’s compensation act is summary, the practice simple, and they are not ham- guards to life and traffic, St. Louis should be in- Industry of every character suffers from smoke.! stalling them on wide boulevards everywhere. The! pered or defeated by the rules of the law|I'very employer of labor, every man who faces a, motive behind the Delmar changes is commercial. | - of negligence or by the technical devices; payroll should be concerned in solving this smoke/| It is dollars against life. If it is essential to the and procedure which they would €n-/)roblem as a matter of selfish interest. For the trade of that area that a way be provided to lure counter in an action at law. The proposed Missouri act before the fty-Third General Assembly, and which | hae grees we a cueey a oe | mee. made for special paved crossings without destroy- House and will probably passed, e | eimilar acts in 45 other States of the) Union, creates a compensation commis- 0t have to be argucd. will to work, the workman's efficiency, wilts under automobiles across the street, without the necessity _the smoke pall just as surely as the buying mood! of going to the corners to cross, provision might be From the standpoint of health the question does ing the system of safety and traffic separation. If the Mayor vetoes the ordinance the present con-) sion to administer the act, which, in ef-| -and there you are. The smoke evil is an eco.| ditions will be continued for future consideration. | fect, is a tribunal, shown by the employer ic problem, a health problem, au esthetic prob-| /f be approves it a change will be wrought which | and employe to settle any dispute that) — may arise; the commission's awards are el. conclusive and binding unless either) It will be a universal tonic. | party within “ days A eng 7 —— Mr. Gundlach correctly said that the solution of cult Court. The experience in states , REN ms ee ; ie where workmen's compensation the problem is a job for our engin ers. With the rhe Supreme Court's decision on the powers of the - gaking this provision are in force, how- | *tual progress already made, the readiness of fac- fraijpoad Labor Board is a two-edged sword. In the. _ever, indicates that such appeals are ae tory, shop and home to co-operate—ip a word, with case at issue it is a railroad victory, but, in other’ exception rather than the rule, so age the public sentiment that now exists—our engineers me MG "tusewees Yip workers have every incentive to go at the job in full con- outside of Missouri, and this quite natu- | tidence. rally creates a better feelng between SS Lb. employer and employe. Crossing Delmar Boulevaril. ‘To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | DELMAR BOULEVARD merchant | Mitchell, who has been cast into outer darkness. On Sentatives of its employes, the court held that neither is quoted as saying that the United! his shoulders the star will soon be replaced by an ‘allroads nor their employes “were in any way to be| Railway curbing makes stores on the north side diffieult, because the access to the other for long stretches. | : Now, whe fs it that is thus prevented) It will be disappointing if Gen. Mitchell does not tion, investigation and publicity wholly devoid of, * from crossing the street by this curb-| take his dose of old army medicine with blithe resig- Power to enforce orders. fing? Certainly not the pedestrian, for the curbing and the United acts Liailways | public opinion may soon find cause to regret. he, i i a a ae THE HAMSTRUNG LABOR BOARD. Its solution will brighten every aspect of life. -—- OO On at Ca mam aes -* - FTE Cay Te age - Oe ow ent We oor awe we ee - L%-. ee en ee ~s ™, 4 . tw , «A os 8 a “THE SENATE WILL NOW STAND ON ITS HEAD!” circumstances might just as well have been a victory for the employes. Its ultimate effect will be to re-) store the unrestricted exercise of the strike weapon. | it is a defeat of legislative efforts at strike preven-' GEN. MITCHELL'S FATE. tion. : | A new Assistant Chief of the Air Service has been! Im upholding the right of the Pennsylvania Rail-| |nominated by the War Department to succeed Gen., Toad to choose whom it would recognize as repre- | the. eagle, for failure to be reappointed to his staff job forced into compliance with the statute or with the | t . ° ? . of on venta | means automatic reduction to a colonelcy. Such is judgments pronounced by the Labor Board except’ curo revents crossing from one side of the street to) i the sequel to Mitchell’s-sensational attack upon the, through the effect of adverse public opinion.” Thus’ |Government’s air policy. the board is reduced to a society of voluntary media-! nation. He is too old in the game not to know that Whether it will serve any useful purpose while ,right of way afford him or her en op-| the wages of criticism is a trip to the provinces. confined to this sphere is a matter of conjecture. Ip @ortunity to cut half way across in com-| It may be that, when Mitchell flayed his superiors the shopmen’s strike of 1922, before its status had parative safety, using the right ef way) for their neglect of the airplane, he acted with cold, been judicially determined, it was thrust gruffly as a eafety isle, and knowing that - gautomobile will be likely to encrovch on ‘that strip while the curb is ther>. | é If it és the shopper in an automobile Still a young man, he will be eligible for retire. Parties at dispute. In that quarrel the board en- who is barred from crossing by the curb,/ ment in three years. He need not worry about his Ceavored to shield the railroads by outlawing strik- | cannot that shopper gross at a regular’ fyture. In the meantime, he has thrown such a jolt. €Ts who ignored the board and by declaring that men’ e@treet crossing, where there is no curb? Do the Delmar boulevard merchants no! calculation, knowing it would bring him fame. At} &side by the strikers, and such settlements as were! , any rate, that is the result. finally reached were negotiated directly between the ‘into the army and navy that they will remember it! who took strikers’ places were not to be considered wish to remove the curb so that automo- for a long time. He has rendered a national service | strikebreakers and were entitled to official and pub- bile @rivers can ziz-zag across the street, at only a technical sacrifice to bimselt. Perhaps | lic support. anywhere, so as to shop? That woul) we shall now get a few airplanes. With the exception of the Pennsylvania the rail-| be jay driving, and far more dangerous | & oo roads generally have approved the Labor Board as! ené@ disorderly than any jay walking. Keep the curbs. But if they are ~~) Htow are you betting—on the Dawes or the Jaws? moved, give us safety platforms. DELMAR BOULEVARD CAR PAS- SRNGER. Winged Victory. ‘o the Edftor of the Post-Dispatch. HE absence of airplanes in the in augurail ceremonies of the President. of the United States makes “Old Glory” | lovers wonder. If we have no need for | the moet modern means of national de- ed ticket. ; . | fense, how long are we our flag? We have it and we love it. but Yet the Pullman company can, and ought to. be} keep it if our) involved in the elimination of this surcharge. The will we be permitted to aerial defense does not other countries” _ The Democratic party would have had an airplane towed by proficient and patriotic dreadnougchts. PRINCIPIA. NON HOMINES. ee going to ne equal that an army truck War. And, unlike the railroads, the Pullman com rather than have omitted it entirely, but pany prospered mightily under pre-war conditions. then the Democratic party is different. A Democratic nominee would have pre-| ferred having his inaugural speech un- heard than have displayed such want of Stock dividends of 50 per cent, 36 per cent and 20 per progtess and preparedness. “Old Glory” remains intact until a moré; [py 41923 (the 192 report is not yet out) the Pull- party assures her @afety. with an air fleet of super-' Reckless Drivers hogues’ Galicry. To the Eéiter of the Post-Dispatch. NOTICE the newspapers adopted | Let us ho an advance over the free-for-all strike methods which | ea: é preceded the creation of the board. The decision, wie then, is nobody's victory. If public opinion, PULLMAN PROSPERITY. through investigation and seletey, sail to ht | Discussing the determination of Congress to repeal deadlock the only alternative remaining is com-'| the Pullman surcharge, David Lawrence, a specia]| pulsory arbitration. , | Washington correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, ob- 7 a ee nrnaoman serves that the Pullman company is not involved MR. BROWN AND THE MORTICIAN. This surcharge, he explains, is an extra railroad fare. Those whose sensibilities are offended by the dail the entire amount going to the railroads. The same round of news items which crowd the daily nh statement of fact is duly set forth on every Pullman, gtorjies, indeed, which reek occasionally of horrific events which insist upon happening in this wicked | /world of ours—are invited to feast their souls upon | of Pullman company is itself receiving a higher rate a eee oo — a by 20 per cent or more than it received before the el a: Pea 9g Po ee wa quiet greenery of rural England. As the vicar of Littleover, Derby, he publishes a paper whose col- umns are thoroughly cleansed and purified that the, readers thereof may gain only impressions of sweet- ness and light. But—such is the insidious nature of the publishing, business—despite Mr. Brown's Vigi- | lance, a tearful note has crept into the columns of | his journal. | This note is morbid, unhappy, unhealthy. It tends. to depression, to a low state of the mind. So Mr. Brown, coming upon the offending items, gains: world-wide publicity by expunging them from his ‘ournal’s columas, even though a certain amount of | revenue is lost. The items are nothing other than | lt made so much money in far-off pre-war times that in the 12 years. between 1898 and 1910 it declared pe cent, or a total of 103 per cent. man cémpany paid more than $10,000,000 in divi. dends and still had $2,417,084 for final surplus. It did this on a capital stock of $135.000,000, more than half of which, however, had been issued in the form of stock dividends, as previously stated. For a cer. tainty, this company has prospered and is stil! pros- pering. ; en es the plan of putting the picturo of the undertakers’ ads. deceased who has been killed in auto-| Nobody objects to the Pullman company’s reason- Now, Mr. Brown is broad-minded. for, as he is aia! mobile aécidents, or otherwise, in the! *5le prosperity. Its excessive earnings are decidedly | ing to admit, “undertakers are excellent fellows in papers. This only adds to the grief of Objectionable. And that is the point at which the Pull- the relatives eurviving. Would it not be a better plan to show the picture of the culprit who did the themselves,” but there is a limit even to droad- | man company ought to be involved in the elimination edness. For while admitting the innate ¢ saeeail of the extortionate surcharge. If the repeal of this the mortician, Mr. Brown says, “We do met wich ‘te hiliing, so that every citizen could clin charge will cost the raflroads $37,000,000 a year, as be reminded of them, and when three such firms these pictures and have | a rogues’ gal.| they say, why should not the Pullman company bear lery of their own; also a record of these part of the loss? Why cannot the railroads make new : a . ullman co , q ti - + Citizens and their children could fa- mpany which will still blandish us in one magazine, it is in danger of be- coming the most depressing of journals.” Hence in Littleover, Derby, undertakers’ ads are as inadmissi- milliarize themselves with this rogues’ | — be ee company @ handsome margin of; ble to the columns of the press as Lucifer is to the gallery and be of great assistance to the profit amd at the same time greatly reduce the loss’ Kingdom of Heaven. f potice and other officers of the law. RELATIVE. /to the raflroads from the elimination of the sur-- Once more Mr. Brown's journal is the essence of | i 7 charge* = 3 niceness. i aie ape PATTY Ets 9 aimee? ees OR Soh TRS mM tT ee ee ee . —_ a nel ‘tai atari ' ent itn, cl RRR A Bee ME A ills SAV Bale emt oe DO 4 AO ae tain i ie DE A Ry a A i a ei OME MR eR RLS ee : ¢ = > a b @Was the first impression, 3 the party carried some of} own lugeac®. the “red caps” ; overloaded. ;to a big se * sting now and we go to the g rooms at 7 o'clock. No, no. ery kind of you to call.” | Star Born in Hungary. . 2 that we bring it to them. They Witside the hotels where we They come on the stage after | peceive their frie cling. In Memphis and the ‘ here - Parraui made it plain that she PeAjoying her trip very much, 23 ' ~ . '? - Tar RS. JOSEPH of Hotel Cha vest for sev eer da.” ‘“Mefistofele” suinier of Corpus a annhaeuser”’ Will Be |‘“ccempanied her Mrs, Werner had in Two Days. vith Mr. Wern sys _**@ wer. at Cee | looking for a display of Tetarnped yesterd. temperament upon | On. te. CY and jo grtistic nere of the touring, They will depart ig ‘ic Opera, home. Iq’ormal the Ch ago Civ | gh en f he ’ ; oon probably | or them. . this aftern P d -ner’a smal! son. | disa int- been quite — with his grand? /c i. and later conversation | hrist ; of the visiting artims, A group of wu |} couples in socte ne] of the troupe includes Screage in St. T 4 ~y and will build } age mechanictans. They an en engagement ef three! Mr. and Mrs. . 9 tonight at the Shu- | have purchased rscon with Amilcare Pon- | dyre Property or ratic tragedy, “La Gio-, and near them : - been purchased 1 trains brought the Perey Orthwein here from Tulsa, Uk., 8° boulevard. Mr. _ Shapleich of . of a lengthy tour of East ; thern and Southwestern place, and Mr, : het eye 'Stifel. The colo é ‘ Tre m- | pproached. Various and Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Irr A. Ste That luggage Mrs.“ Ralph Bi lap dog here and hare homes 'n tl pull fiddle. Fur Mr. and Mrs. ypen the packs of artists, | of 4831 Laciede women, were considerably’ home yesterday The troupe went to @'(a). where the of hotels. | January. from 4a Display of Temperament Mrs. James — g number of the party went |» singel! boulevar 3 Statler. They patiently ter, Miss Leon their turns to register and & on the Bereng . clerks bore witness that he gone until fa! was no display of tempera- | providence, R. ! there. Post-Dispatch reporter tele-lter Mrs. Robert York, to visit M the suite of Mme. Rosaiper family, anc who will have the leading | student at the in “La Gioconda,” tonight./ stitute of Techne ame wus restng, explained her | mother and als 2 Giacomo Rimini, Who) The travelers W . ith her. No, the gentieman,. thence to Rome not come up to,see him; he; | tion of the four in bed. It seemed temper-| Heatr order, Mi might crop out—but Rimini | will visit the ec to answer any questions| France and the the ‘phone. So he wag asked | in the Pyrenees. he experience of the troupe | Mr. and Mrs. rrying the opera to smallerjherg of 49 We add Mr. and Mrs are epmthus-f-astic eabout| man of 51 Port enunciated, carefully but! pected home to “Ev-ery-where the people | weeks’ visit ta us wonderfully. There have; ygigs Josephin ‘crowds every evening. They of Mrs. Josephin y it. and so do we. ‘ Clemen# avenu is hard to travel ike this.” he | ¢-oyp of the yor Enued, in Tésponse to questions. | gormal dance e¢ comforts of América help. her mother's sa Bme and I sing twice a week | avenue. > . We! + est of the time we rest. We | Mr. and Mrs. of 14 Hortense Saturday for Mi ithe winter colon Olga Varrai, who will be a | Mra. Haleey C. tin the cast of “Tanmhaue-| Kingshighway 4 tomorrow night, was pleased | Miss Callue Ives. ive the reporter in her/| for a several me Born in Budapest, Hungary, ' They will visit 1 | the Scand Pexperienced on the - operatic | and f Europe, she came to the | during their stay States last October. and; The St. Louls p then has acquired a remarka-{of Sigma Kap uiliarity with English, the ‘tuncheon at 1 | he enjoyed learning Ameri-| March 7, at the 17 istoms. “It is not English I |*csses will be Dts “ she explained with a warm | Mise Agnes L. St and flashing. smile; “my H. Mitiard. Th nes say it is my own special | meeting wil »b Uace.” er th efootlights on this tour,| Mr. and Mra. @. Parrai has sensed the thril’ jawe returned fre luncheon. audiences listening to this | agientic City ant are at home at ) where they will | apartment is rea - Mr. and Mrs. of 6795 Kingsbu jsmusic. “It is new to them wele: nije it They are a ormance and tell us how ning. March 1°. : Mhey are. And, oh! how good | celebrate the en have been to us Everywhere daughter, Miss been entertained in the/land Edward Lev supper. dinner, break- | be sent. - : : has been cold and we! ‘oO find it warm. It * Deal for Lease o And the smoke—oh!” But, reclined in an easy chair fed operator of a #tt houses, is negot! Matinee tomorrow will be yaetropolitan Th the first St. Louis perform-|for the lease of of Arrigo Bolto’s “Mefisto- | tpester now unde *hich, contrary to Gounod’s Grand bouleverd ar Masterpiece, used excerpts | nae. it was reves he Secon } 4s well a2 the lowing filing of | Part of Meoethe's “Faust.” euit Court. Dar tWo operas will be sune injof the stocKkheld ® nal Wil he th, same as th od , ibiles: in Germany, one to every four 6™ os FOWS of seats have been re | MrYiC** for from the Paviey-Oukrainsky i : be _ Augusta Lenska, | of Signor Polacce Berti. Virgilio Lagzari. An- as Faust? August hi The conciuding work, to- politan Theater ment, will be Wagner's today that meget haeuser,”’ delivered in Ger- Orpheum Amusen in an earis atage. _ Orchestra of Sixty-five. The sults whict : advance guard of workmen Sotiations were ne ‘Netalling the seta, which tan Theater: sae as the dimensions of the | ™2" charges taet Ubert-Jefferson stage per- pote y codcayen his efforts and as In thi ithe theater corpe ‘with Keplar. Ia ing Keplar sione found a purchase tion, Tonight's portorm- |e See AWditorilum in Chicago. | : the parquet to make ¥ the orchestra of 65. There of 65. and a ballet se- - the gale and ask services. —_— —e _— “2. shed ’ Vie to begin prompt~! Kopiar refused 17 rast of “La Gieconda” wil! a by Mme. Rosa Raisa. re- |" a One of the foremost dra- | ne * SN operatic ac | fiend. In the « * country, She will be Mason, a native § ‘nd Giacomo Riniini.iiwarthout and J i Giorgio Polacco, chief _erto. Moranzoni, the Chicago company, Metropolitan, will wn oe “Dance of the} Leaders In th Mia siven by a balletled heuser” will be = ' and Nemeroff. Olgo Farrei, For ~ Be Louis tm Troupe. | Augusia Lenska. altapin, Russian basso, be Henry G. We r in one of his most re- whe obtained his roles tomorrow after-| na and who js aah ~Mefistofeie”—that of est operatic cond *olfiag and sardonic try. Fe Ee i eee ee eet kate eet eee COE Tee ae nee eR ne eee ee

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“ | FRIDAY, - ia ; Sn i925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CiTy Prk ee A EOP a AN A rahe a en’ ‘ ss : — ate — EGS CBE e BRO. EPs. aE gh-3 Bis. i ie Pa he Pewee x. | (OPERA (0 | I | | 7c eer, th, ‘" | Mo. AS -, > wr : 2 F | e |} | oe " SE EP gages : ae ees » Pia tone atin . e - ia . QO e ] Qe S | ' Pp (Fe ae} ge es enn | , a \ \ | a oh es te caw |||) aia PROSECUTORS’ AID. DIES - as RT Pyk! RIVETS | RS. JOSEPH LOUIS WERNER , > | ) | CO). ipa i as. LC : of Hotel Chase has had as her TO BE BRIDES : --— par Raed cS. ” ‘Mofistofele” | ‘uest for several days Mrs. Roy | MAID : | -ejoconda, Miller of Corpus Christi, Tex., who) ae ___: Assistant Under Harvey, Mc-) Daniel and cumbs at | efannhacuser”’ Will Be | @ccompanied her to St. Louis after | G efi ] n Two Days. with Mr. Werner's father, WLouls — ¢® ner, at that resort. Mr. Miller. F p looking for a display of | returped yesterday from Washing- “atistiC temperament upon ae t). Uy, and-joined bis wife here. a" here of the touring Pney will depart tonight for their 3 of the Chicago Civic Opera | eet se ormal parties have been | j this afternoon probably | ® ven for them. Mr. and Mrs. Wer- | & veave peen quite disappoint- | ners smal) son, Louls II, remained | | with his grandfather in Corpus | SOM eer Democratic’ cane ber, died at his ~_ ee irst impression, _ “uct Was the first ' Christi. andoah avenue, oe and later conversation | of the visiting artists, A group of the young married | 'iliness of about sag confirm it. | couples in society have bought | | x | ! oe) of the troupe includes! acreage in St. Louis County near | ¢@ ag orchestral players, choris- the St. Louis Country Club grounds, #% : stage mechanicians. They , 4nd Will build homes thia spring. | @ i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lL. Werner disorder. O’Brien was ) 15) Sidener. Since leaving rence MeDoniel anty Building. s arold M. Kauff-j| | t] f-asti ] ‘ oe ane ae ae ae ord are ax. | Osie and her fiance are graduutes } e are ep-thus-l-astic about!| man of 51 Portiand p ‘ _, | of Washington University. | he enunciated, carefully but} pected home today from a three | be Monday morn dence i —— rersity, Sidener Suc- Age of 40. Thomas J. O'Brien. assistant un- ! der three Circuit Attorneys and lidaie for that of-' fice at the election last Novem- home, 4161 Shen- shortly after last midnight. Death followéd an acute a week, and fol- lowed an illness of about two months’ duration, caused by a brain ‘ din 1912. His first position as a prosecu- tor was as assistant to former Cir- homas B, Harvey. during the tenure 40 years old. lie Was bern in St. Louis and educated in the public and high schools of the city, receiving his legal education | irom which | ‘Dantel and held | ionths under How- ard Sidener. In this period he made a record for Number of eon secuted Albert [el 1) the murder oft dna biillis, who wa ntenced to life im- s victory by a plu being one of the jence. The troupe went to a! & where they have been Since - ment A new trial was gran § i aniarr } PrisOnmMiewur. « l¢ ie VV é Pri iL jot motels. > ent Bade ee ie : — ed, however, at W hich he was | Display of 25 pal a ; seas Mrs. James. G. Cahill of 4475 . ae quitted. eo ° The “e the tl | Lindell boulevard, and her daugh-| *Rggopgsi O'Brien's entry into politics was - fore] Statler. : 2 oe aon One, Miss Leonore will sail May | —Block Bros. Vhoto. | as a-ecandidate for Judge of the their turns to regiscer 2 | & on the Berengeria for Europe, to Criminal Coert of Correction. for » clerks bore witness that 1; ' , rn ° MISS HELENE SPROULE. _ eat s ' 4 j e gone until fall. They will ZO to. |; which he Was defeated aa! Judge was no display of tempera-| providence, R. I., en route to ew oh ISS MILDRED OGLE, daugh- | Calvin Miller. At the primary last t there. | York, to visit Mrs. Cahill’s daugh-| ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell H.!} Augusi he opposed Andrew C. Ma- | Post-Dispatch reporter telé-!¢.» irs. Robert J. B. Sullivan. and | for the nomination for Cir- election. At the | ‘general election he wus defeated by the Circuit Attor- ien had Leen iss O- cjated tn the luw offices of Lav in the Title CGuur- ©’ Brien is survived by his moth ce y1 a ‘ larry sangen-, ; _ | er . B. ©’ Prien, a sister. Cath- the experience of the tro aol Mr. and Mrs. pr pipe - : . oe i Marion Ogle. Alice Henderson and | ©: “rs. ! Set iE Pe ale I. ying the opera to smaller) herg of 49. Westmoreland place.| is ice Sproule bridesmaids. Mite | e008 = yin & - or pte e part ward M. O*brien. se | meruil Wil ing trom the resi- - ee oe i — — - — a _ Fe —Strause Phuote. PHOMAS J. © stineacN. RADIO ADVOCATED FOR EVENING CHURCH SERVICES } ‘ Iuxtension secretary Says Sunday; >’ livening Meetings. in Country and City Are Obsolete. By the Associated Preer. HAMMOND, Ind., March 6.— Churches should apandon the Sun- day evening services in the rura! districts and larger cities and com bine on radio programs of religious) music and sermons, €. J. Sharp, | national secretary of the ChurcpP tuxtension Movement of the Church of Christ and one of the editor of the Christian Standard. said here yesterday. The evening church service is obsolete in the country and in the larger cities, Sharp de- claured., “It is as well for the family to ibe home together with the radio,” he said. “Il belleve the churecnes can Go much good by broadcasting sacred inusic and sermons Sun. day evening.” ree iy. “Ev-ery-where the peovle | weeks’ visit in Nassau. \§ omy oe - eus wonderfully. There have | Miss Josephine Seullin, oi eiake | ante \ sare pBecrowds every evening. They | of yrs, Josephine Salorgne of 5661! 7 sated Sean , 4 ry" % and so do we. ‘ Clemens avenue, will entertain * 50 000 NE gs hard to travel like this.” he | g-oup of the younger set at an in-| tinued, in pésponse to questions, | formal dance Saturday night at) 9 ” : ITS HEAD! EE Besarick weip, |e cere shop, 4000 Marvieda lt oe me and I sing twice a week | ay | nape : | g ( avenue. TO CHOOSE eng Test of the time we rest. We _— 14113 its 3 ’ \ ‘in Phili ) Hiits ‘ ° . msting now and we go to the Mr, and Mrs. Erw FROM Al _ a |Saturday for Miami, Fla., ery kind of you to eal). nl, ' the winter colony there. _ Star Born in Hungary. me. Olga Farrai, who will be a} Mrs. Halsey C. Ives of 14 North se place will depart nee een Eng rooms at 7 o'clock. No, no.;0f 14 Hortense place to joln|| MUNLETH'S WosT COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE IN ST. LOUIS THE FOLLOWING RECORDS ON SALE BEGINNING TODAY: SHEET MUSICAI. INSTRUMENTS MUSIC a PUBLIC OPINION: _— in the cast of ‘‘Tannhaue- | Kingshighway and her daughter, =] “THE WORST CONGRESS EVER.” 7 "T°" night, was pleased | Miss Callue Ives, will soil in Aven) ; . ‘ @reeive the reporter in her| for a several months’ trip @ re From the New York World. Born in Budapest, Hungary, | They will visit Holland, Belgium HE” Congrcss which adjourned on. experienced on the eeeratic and the Seandinavian countries Wednesday had an uneventful second 9°! Europe, she came to the | during their stay. session. It enacted into law the regular ap- Mee, #t*S Jast October, and}; The St. Louls Alumnae Chapter’ ” aioe “NO ONE” , fthen has acquire . arka- $i oy ¢ a will meet for, propriation bills—one carrying its own sal- 4 6 acquired a remarka of Sigma Kappa \ | @eeuiliarity with English, the luncheon at 1 o'clock ‘Saturday, | ary increase in a rider. It enacted into law GM she enjoyed learning Ameri-| March 7, at the Town Club. Hos-| very little else. There was not a single | — a ee te ———— eusioms. “It is not English I |‘csses will be Miss Lenabell» Stiles, | and m she explained with a warm | Mise Agnes L. Sturges and Mrs. PF. major recommendation either on the Presie® on . dent's program or on the farm bloc’s pro=@gePt 4d flashing smile; ‘‘my | H. Millard. rhe vega An wg 66 gram or on the business bloc’s program igues say it is my own special | meeting will be held after the upon which it took action. The Senate Were.” | luncheon. made a spectacle of itself in its attempts to legislate on Muscle Shoals; the House — lent itself on one occasion to a jingo attack ~@* ®Udiences listening to this : Atlantic City and New York, and upon Japan. None of the railway legisla (ge music. “It is new to them through and ready to adjourn. what it will think of Congress? It begins, first, with a profound indifference to the whole. process by which congressional] can- m¥eling,§ In Memphis and the yer Pera peen colt ana we NEW THEATER BUILDING 4 Virginians. Phere to find it war am | pe to find it warm. It t® near for Lease of Structure Going | gress is clogged with 18,000 measures. It reclined in an easy chair next piles so many private jobbing duties on the shoulders of its delegates that they ~~ houxes, is negotiating with the P* Matinee tomorrow will be Metropolitan Theater Corporation —_-- Orchestra of Sixty-five. The suits which revealed the ne-| advance guard of workmen gotiations were filed by Al: L. Pd yesterday with a trainioad Tichtman egainst Harry B. Koplar | enery, and worked most of |) 0 I# Interested in the Metropoll- t installing the sets. which 2 Theater Corporation. Liclit- Ms the dimensions of the | M4" charges tnat the lease with th: th ee etferson stage per-|OrTpheum Amusement “me ae al- Will be the aes . ready been consummated througi | | heey: 4 rig soley stig ‘his efforts and asks $50,000 for his ps and pleasing TOws of seats have been re | gervices. In this suit he names. ot the popular music from the parquet to make the theater corporation defendant | « i. © , ! | WHY AMERICAN PRIDE SWELIB. - ir rom the Nation. |] N TOY-MAKING the Germans excel ! those Laff It Off! Eddie Cantor. idl especially in the production of nted | . ; Kae ‘orman erudite playthings, statistics. A Gera lon- | publication called Wirtschaft and Statisti* sur- ‘ontains, for instance, a tabulation of the ath: world’s automobiles. The United States; oie learns, has one automobile for every iin to » : lion ; } ° } 14 . Ton 4 Ss erform- | ted of the world combined. On the othe! scheduled * i j ’ ; acid ; Oo DeZIN prompt England has twice as many motor cycle " ES O'clock wift, {as we. In Great Britain there are t®? 7 Cast of ‘Inotor cycles to every three autome rer’s [hiles; in Germany, one to every four and 4.- half: in the United States only one to e¢v~ , ery 89. American pride swells at learning. on jthat—barring Soviet Russia, Turkey, per, ‘sla and China, which have no sucn #tatis- etter tice—we have a third of all the cattle po f the world and an even larger proportion 0} uUn- (the horses; but national pride stumbles at the goats. In goats our great country ranks till {a mere seventh—India, Brazil, Germany. i Argentina, Spain and Algeria are all ahead Co., another company. He charvea Koplar réfused 19 go through wit “ a the gale and asks $25,000 for his La Gioconda”’ wi?! deq by Mme. Rosa Raisa. re- | servenee. | a8 One of the foremost dra- eT ncn eee eee — and operatic ac 'fiend. In the cast will be Euith me, , UDtry. She will be Mason, a native St. Louis and wife I Perin vr; Augusta Lenska, | of Signor Polacco; Charles Hackett he tapan ng Lazzari. An- as Faust. Augusta Lenska, Gladys bmons Gi, Giacomo Rimini. Swarthout and Jose Mojica. Rob- "? Of the ae Polacco, chief, erto Moranzoni, formerly of the hica go company, Metropolitan, will direct. The “Dance of the! Leaders in the cast of “Tann- be given by a balletled heuser” will be Joseph Schwarz. ve— #iijiof us. ° In mules, indeed, we lead the wortd; me and Ns meroft. Olgo Farrai, Forrest Lamont and ‘but in donkeys wo rank a poor nineteenth. lor - louis in Troupe. {| Augusta Lenska. The director will how iif any American feels his patrietisem ibe. . Aapin, Russian basso, be Henry G. Weber, an American , dos one of his most re- who obtained his training in Vien- “~ tomorrow after- na and who js sald to be the young- Pfistofe je” that of est operatic conductor in the coun-- wounded by such figures, let him ture the ; |page; he will learn that we shelter Ore] than half the world’s population of pig®.— "@ @ th efootlights on this tour, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. parrett 99 ® Parrai has sensed the thril' lave returned from a bridal irip to — are at home at the Hotel Chase . . tion, farm legislation, tax legislation, bank BY of the cities,”’ she said. | where they will remain until thetr | On Columbia Record 285D |legislation, passed. At the very end of the 4 | welcome it They are 80 japartment is ready for occupancy. ; | session the House had two belated second a" we bring it to them. They | Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Friedman | No one will sit it out when San Lanin and thoughts: By a vote of 301 to 28 it went wide the hotels where we] of 5795 Kingsbury boulevard will Hi 1 : on record as approving the World Court; b¥ £2, They come on the stage after receive their friends Tuesday eve- | 1S Roseland Orchestra play these two hits. a vote of 173 to 3 it petitioned the Presi- Srmance and tell us how ning, March 10, at Hote) Chase, to, They’re fox-trots! And these boys are foxy ident to appoint a commission of engineers & they are. And, oh! how good |, celebrate the engagement of their) ‘ en : to study Muscle Shoals. With its two wisest & Mave been to us. Everywhere | daughter, Miss Hortense Friedman, on this kind of mMmuSIC., thoughts of the entire session written down Mbheen entertained in the ‘and Edward Levy. No cards will as hasty postscripts, the House was Ser supper. dinner, break- | be sent. On Sale Now . sttainennceeatiaiinin ipuiibininiitiageiaapadnaiiniti How does the public make up its mind $M hardly know how to dress QRPHEUM CONCERN AFTER | Alabamy Bound. Fox-Trot. Ace Brigode and His A Sun-Kist Cottage. Fox-Trot. Ace Brigode and didates are chosen by both parties. It pro- ape the smoke—oh:” But) up at Grand and Lucas Re- His 14 Virginians. 282 D 10-Inch 75c ceeds thereafter to make so many individual @e**tei made it plain that she, sealed in Suit Over Fees. , , ; requests for laws that the docket of Con- sjoying her trip very much, The Orpheum Amusement Co., | Madeline. Fox-Trot. Tex Lewis and His Band. fmmiled. operator of a string of vaudeville | _ Rose-Marie from “Rose-Marie.” Fox-Trot. Ted : Lewis and His Band. (Incidental singing by Ted interpretation of the day. ore, seven people, Great Britain one for yi for the orchestra of 65. There SN OST. 5) ees es , vw . 5, me was ‘7, France one for every 8&8, and Germ@ y a OPUS of 62 aha : eete .o. ing Koplar alone, he alleges he | 1327 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. one for every 360. We have almost four — fro . 4 ria : = found | vurchaser for Koplar’s | Phone, Central 1945 eshes m the Paviey-Oukrainsky ' : re times as inany motor trucks as all the & , share in the St. Louis Amusement | ; spend better than half their time on ¢r- : athe first St. Louis perform-\for the lease of the latter’s new | Lewis). 255 D 10-inch 75c ’ |rands. It follows this with demands 8° @@ Oo Arrigo Boito’s ‘Mefisto- | theater now under construction at ' : sharply sectional] as to lay Congress open | ®hich, contrary to Gounod's Grand boulevard and Lucas ave- All Alone. Fox-Trot. Paul Specht and His Or- to sectional criticism, whether it acts vad ae sap used =, Richmond Heights. Tour in Northern Africa. y Other Five. nue, Richmond Heights. who died | ' ‘ . : - | Funeral services for Eugene J. Mr. and Mrs. | Gissler, 39, of 1719 Del Norte ave- forth of St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs i at St. John's Hospital Wednesday, March ?8 for | Valhalla Cemetery. Moffitt-Napier (;rain ("o., and sec. | NeW York Life ‘rian Church. Burial will be in He trade of the city of Richmond; Mediterranean to Morocco proba- Heights and was an officer and | Dly landing at Casablanca, The Purina ¢‘o. and Walker Buckner = it] from Now Yuark or the qyly Wipic a. an extended motor Will be held at 2:36 Pp Mm. tomor- tour of the French coast, Spain and row at Richmond Heights Presby- Northern Afriesa time to rhe latte: * Pegpicn;n. fhern ace. forth ts president William H. Dan. | "ct to the Pest-Disratch Richard H. Fowler Held Post tp FULTON, Mo. March 6.—Rich- of New York will' ard Holman Fowler, 89 years old, five terms Mayor of Mexico, le Voting the most * . in that city waa bullt. : ‘ "a ™ Insurance €¢ Fowler once made a gavel for six terms Mayor of Fulton and died at his heme here yesterday of old of the Ralston It was during his administration . - four . Chiasler ' : ial ‘ Buckner, a former in Mexico that the first reck road isser was viee president of the &r. louisan, is viee president of thre and iretaryv o » & , : ; . ay i}] , at € . q ry of the St. Louis Grain Club. oe They w . en ut herboure. presented it to Champ Clark, which Was asSociated in the grain ranee, ane “et will cross the the later used for several sessions as Speaker of the National House of Representatives. Fowler had active worker in the Richmond! party expects t@ penetrate to the been a Mason for 60 years. A son | Tieights Presbyterian Church and | “caravan country” and to the re- Sunday School. ,fion of the Kifs, the tribesmen Surviving him are his widow, fighting Spain. Mrs. Myrtle Calve Gissler; his fa- The trip will ther, Frank G. Gissler Sr.; and)| Algiers, into the “Garden of Allah | ‘and three faughters survive. ————— A —eT continue through Steamship Movements. Rv the Associated rear. mother, Mrs. Ella K. Gisaler, of Al-;: country,” and to Tunis and the site . oomtuall ton; two brothers, Fred A., assist- of Ancient Carthage. The return corres. i , ant Pot ' | | St. Joseph: Hazy: roads fair to! Longworth, %8-weeks-oid grand-| Piraeus, March 56, Samaria, New , zoos daughter of the late President York : —iplin: Clear: roads good Roosevelt. leaves Chicago today for sailed. : a a Washington, D. C.. “unseen and Genoa, March 6, Conte Rosso, for Jefferson City: Clear; roads soft. | unphotorraphed.” ller mother, New York. . Columbia: Clear. roads muddy. ‘wife of Congressman Nicholas Bremen, March 4, Luetzow, New Monerty: Clear; roadsafair, | Longworth. new Speaker of the York. ’ | Sedalia: Partly cloudy: roads! touse of Representatives. said the Hamburg. March 5, Thuringia, \Daby Was ‘getting better and bet-| New York. trust officer of the Mississippi: will be via Sicily and Italy, sailing | | Valley Trust Co., and Frank G.' Jr.,| from France on June 16. If motor’ ‘¢w York. Dallas, Tex., and one sister, Mrs. transport fails. the party expects ty | Lila Turk, of Granite City. Bilesour) Raed Coniiiens Kansas City: Clear: roads fair. CHICAGO, Hannibal: Purtly « | utilize burroes or Paulina Going to Washington. |, By the Associate! Vrese camels. andria., York. london, Mareh 6. Antonio, from New York. March 5, Agia, Alez- Haifa, March 5, Mauretania, New Manila, March 5, President Jef-— Mareh 6.—-Paulina fer#on, Seattle. , 5 oudy; roadS8iter every day,’ but added that New York, March 6, President rougt. (6 os , ; pe i““from now on we can furnish no Harrison, Hongkong via San Fran- minefield: (iear: roads good, newtws.”’ claco | | | | | | =| 1 | | | ' | } | | | | on SO ee A de, ee ee ee —-— -—— — Ee ee ee we wee ee, oe. In Boyd’s Subway New Spring $40.00 Values ‘ol New. Spring Suits in light, medium and dark colors. encil stripes and overplaid patterns. Conservative, semi-’ conservative and the new two-button English styles. Spring Neekwear $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Values 65c A new selection of Spring Neck- wear, including mogadores, reps, poplins and other desirable silks. Plenty of bright stripes in a big variety of colorings; also many conservative patterns. —----__- == Spring Hosiery | $1.09, $1.25 and $1.50 Values 65c Full-fashioned silks in black and colors. Silk and fiber hosiery in the new checked and figured de- signs which will be in big demand for Spring wear. Most of these have slight misweaves which will ‘not mar their appearance or wearing qualities. —— ————— — New Spring Hats $4.50 and $5.00 Values *3.45 Grays, powder blues and tans— many with fancy bands — pro- portions and styles to fit anyone. These Hats are from a very fine manufacturer at a very big con- cession in price. C= — 500 Pairs of Men’s Shoes $2.50 Union Suits *1.65 Three for $4.50 White flat knitted Union Suits— an ideal light weight for Spring— half sleeves — three - quarter length legs. These are slight seconds. io $7.00, $8.00, $9.50 and $10.00 Values *3.95 High Shoes, Low Shoes—Blacks and Tans. Many Are Bostonians Included are high and low Shoes for street, dress and sport wear. Black,” tan and white Shoes, in calf, kangaroo, kid and buck leathers. Also a few canvas Shoes. All widths, but the majority are medium toes. , No Mail Orders in the Subway Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth Fie | Two-Trouser Suits | | | ee ~~ *

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—— ye ge IY RATS “Og gp sn Re aes ey en RM ities 7 aha. oder neta oe aa ? ) . . ‘ ; : a> A ‘ 24 oT. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH The i POST-DISPATCH alone reas MORE CITY Ciréulation than the morning and one other eve ening ne ewspaper COMBINED aot nies | Ee > ann _ s rs es. Fistula, Fissure and a'l Rec tal hioroto ured by my “No Be terday Hs eadadtel a shortage 0f a¢rvice. held a service meeting for annual conve tion of the associa- ° u 4 23 Gua ar ranteo——(s are oF - No Par: Ke ch oe lope. me Dat wer. Neo = — = re he spring. and counseled visiting dealers. tion will be mere in Mes Moines; @ . CONSULTATION. AND EXAMIN inox TREE FR _— to cash in on the touris : ee ee ee SS, WROTE CHEESE DR. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist Office Hours. : sit Other speakers were L Heads American Pharmacists. the new offi ers, elected by mai’) @ : | » Street (,arage HNuUUaing ae ' ‘ panied hald h ISlo exposition is Heing neid.,. The D THESE GOING-O -BUSINESS PRICE Better Shoes Have I visitors were country dealers, who are appearing at the show as never , . . . : ™ . > before. and St. Louisans who went Peuueenaacatl a on we . ' 4 } ; not meres‘ to se tiie SiZ nts ne wold aaeenaaae Bee | “ es = 5/ G, - —= to Clean Up This § riving eariy, a ng Shov Se fgring vied. Bey tue af tases pale cea fanaeer Ter tne bad to (lish: Handsome ely lailored All-Woal Gai ment ST MEN'S HIGH AND LOW | SATURDAY i EAKING SALE~ Si tt ih he a URDAY inaRECORD BR Wate All styles, now £ Bert ripe ile oe oly 2 =e | WITH ONE OR TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS—FOR MEN OR YOUNG *30, *35, °40 Values ——_ Clean them, and protect them toa ©) |“ cual ee Cerra WEF A si. fice! custom built models har of Staufer’s, some boiling het “was said to be , ie wliiedtheee na pe: water, and in a few minutes yous show, being valued at $58,990. In- washing is over. No soap necessary ‘©"est in the Packards was divided ‘ between the “straigh é eight" mod- a Women’s Novelty “D> in the Newest Spri $ Up-to-the-minute modes ; ents and combination: 7%. $7.00 values; goin, out - pf - busine aM — prife . ‘GOLDMAN SHOE 410 NORTH SEVENTH ST. RETWEEN 14OUST AND ST. CHARLES ‘ ; ; en . irl. m Tied y At : : r rs dy ie shoes 4 a " Z x al * : " \ pb ' i CB es Aus ae oa > ee ee DP ign € a Iw Se ee Cee 1 TT lips ee we be RRR ei ia ce ence pe Nal IRR a oe sige md + einer 4 Segeey : ae tae” u 4 j 4 - » . “ ee eo "ie vaio je . . merit — mane 2 aliens nor sSnliaatede pe hi » NN a : >»! > 4 oak - Ht re B i ? Staufer’s els and the closed jobs on the six + sald or slay og 7 chassis, which have been cut to én St. Louis last year. open car ievels, ; Excelient for aes Os dishes hago - Other Popular Displays. The new “ four-door, five-passen- | = ——- ea w ger brougham on the Studebaker _ : 5 “ = : Te “ if .. Sia — ae : ; y a Pn Standard Six c hassis is attracting ra naa » ae Pic ee a eee ? en : a ) Oe. SW hn ’ 7 . »¢ “ 7 “ S~ * Y ¥ 7 i” Oe oe i ae Thué h attention. Studebal RET aisO 5 an : ~~. SA : es Oe a -” ° ? . . . “ Awe A . /_ . has just introduced a brougham on 2°. SX Pe GS & vin Ney Sram Seo a spe lai §©=.X put the o miv ones the . ‘ 20 oe I o rie AB; ~~ oe soe. \\ eher Motor (a r { "®.. the ]ox« i > SS ~ eh ” - P a »'s ¢. 2 %y Mv 1 Re es G ‘ ' ‘list? i} fa } ewot re fe ; . . Pesan > 33 xe, > bs ca * e ies f ~ ok & ‘ aie SGP Le’, , ciidas = | Noid ii! nad to a wie . Oe = 4 be ’ os rs ~ . ee .. 3 : ; he 7 ‘ ‘ Ke feos? Sees. ee Sows oO A” Bie > ie i Sor Me J ‘ : mre > . me Pre bod > Fao Mais > A ¥ « . a > . . . . $ os - Pe “ne -" , . aan > + Z . . Par. 4 . im the ensine Bn SS gate EO Oe RR Re en a tee _ * * PS . 1" r}3 —— ; bf ae my SS So. BS Geen ae ee Phe new Million Dollar Motor” ue rge Y ae. fo SE: Ke hgxe “7a 4 ‘ iS > bn ort NE 18T STREET ARA E ne Star car, the new Flint road- 7% Cl Se ce i ak, Stas Se ster With rutmnble seat and two- Suits / ans Tune ee > ‘ } j iné . ’ »~ wr > aegrg Ws = a my oh ny - An entire city block Sear, ets hi . PERS IR p 2 : pe otto : rs fag oe s. * ahi ya a ie a ogy AEN Piso Sy Die oh age een i N° Oe TaN “ er Fv: > ae Lariat = sae ‘ “ - , Cis i Litmue is j (d the 1) rant hye ig nth irew other crowds. “Tubular back- 4 a. sett - alte gong at Ha oe wetgumg ad Fresh from the foremost makers in America—designed in the newest ‘Spring fashion te nes and serve as exhaus if. factured for this season’s wear—tailored of splendid-quality fabrics. 1500 superb new i€ ee «| ers. are a feature of all Durant- Suits that will please the most discriminating dressers. Some purchased for cash from es eat, vd seg Mes who refused to ship to slow-paying customers—some of them samples—others are garments ufactured in excess of the manufacturers’ regular Spring orders. All secured at immense* counts—and offered at a figure that assures a liberal saving on every purchase. Now is thet at Pine ‘Series 31 "| six-cylinds ‘en to buy your Spring Suit. Even if you usually pay more, or if you can afford to buy the. igh 4 sent? DoS Aha ‘ : ; , vy HIenmt ‘ PO THE With—Pbone your bus- Cleveland six, was invreased when Aistene ibe iy greengh nies Ook AI ' i if p i ff band to learye the office an hour |; 3 neti 1 ¢h +} ® . ma. pif. toed T ‘ if i ie’y i } tiie » i © early this afternoon and meet you at jye s) priced clothing, don’t fail to see this wounderful assortment. You'll be just as pleased vaaesoess ae ie » . av BIS ' i ~~ ¥ : ; : : 9n .. “levwe " > _ ~ re nr an-. neli-~ ate . ° ele rs. em ssimere-~., flanunet« and ~ilh -stri nF The 1925 hdodels land Powder blucs. golden tans. Lngli-h lavenders Velou a pe cae: . ; . i : vwors s. ; ne ef o» different makes of passe . Interest in Accessories. slate grays. sand tans, Trench blues and as nd bi vail ? a : The accessory ewvhi ite a , . bi SS . ~— aa g single and double-brea-tee ects rhe | : werctal C ‘antanes Ae: for Ford chassis called 1¢ “Ty overplaid-: Lament 26 Onimerciai Cars, Aeroplanes, Aero- = apels: E Plane Motors... Motor Boats and ‘**! at «is especlilly for mo Conservative stripes. mixtures and = tartan lle new narrow-waisted styles with wide si a Canees. Camping. carries a complete kitch- checks: roomy conservative model- and the ~tandard 7 Gene Rodemicl: Ss (hat a bed can be mad: side Ive " “a” { pure wool—every ne hand ‘a a x? . (Himself) Orchestra ee, ] oy pu ific ; — has nvaded Aft i Night Cl eidek Show wettors were ix 2 | Suey Tee RR Some with one pair of pants—some with two pairs—others ernoon and Night = BLES a _ Reece ay, tT & Greainihs. can be matched with an extra pair at small additional cost. T4040) square feet of er) Space. Wide wsisles and roomy con.- The processe fort for immense crowds, Pal “ * N ~~ A xp o, ng? *~ & ~ “ ~ ~ EON a vv. . * p — x ae ve “ - : . _ - re " - ~ * / (Second : | ‘FINAL SWEEP OF ALL MEN'S EXTRA PANT Trousers— Come and take advaniage of the -cn-ational #8 “ i “aa se an nee a Under Auspices of gs doar tone eee ST. LOUIS AUTOMOBILE © =" ww Brockman-peve SN BSOCIATION ihe radiator and ie wala to atop perme pe Parla « ve | onto amma Admission 50 Cents pec sale Soyalseend Ls ae: refit ‘nae Sil Daily: 11 4. mn. to 11 p. m. rs; oil purifiers such as have been SAVE ABOUT HALF Fan 87 ee A Sale of Fine Pure-Wool ges saan atta WN SQUEEZED ai Th . and H. Ma ine and Mo- TOPCOATS SAVE ABOUT HALF F AT § 87 \ standard gear siucft ror Ford ars, whi increases Ferd speed : : 7 mow tm Sl. , ‘ . ti bie mn A& Corbitt Iron Co : ; oe Meetings of Dealers. When the body begins to stiffen ierkid 8. Vat genera! and movement becomes painful |. the Studebaker Sa it is usually an indication that poration. was chief speak the kidneys are out of order. meeting yesterday i@ Missou Keep these organs healthy. Drink *‘!*''® As*egittiva of Studebak , : plenty of water and try oe ee ee aree? seemensyeabylian — Einglis lels. Yoke and sleev, a comm, | execu, | SOODOS Spring [wo fant Guits G HAARLEM sneemtsa or 7 4 st. u us estded | orhe $14.50 £20 $24 Values Up to $22.50 1 NEWEST MODELS wen y te Sd hile thea es aah no REG i oe ie Wie er Nit ce a a lS Mica Wik eal alae exe ras _~ — / od ~ mediunml- weight s x SE OLAS RE SP I Pare OF ee SE a Te ee” ek rn ee. ae ee ee ee a ee ee ree ee, or . ep ergs os

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= nen eg P a ’ My oe TF Pre r re : " . er ET IT TS : ’ d ie tas ESOT et . . eee ye ee ae a re , = : FRIDAY. j NIF| AN SW" ESTATE ——— ee a a CURED WITHOUT THE JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ST. LOUIS. eae eee. ure and a'l Rectal Diseases cured bv my Soothing re No Pay. No Chioroform, No Danger. No Hospit tle ——— —- , Cal! or write today. It will) pey. you. al. No N AND ENAMINATION PREE FR . OK a. 4lUabie a a a Ser wes — EW COM, Rectal Specialist. Office Hours. 9-5 A. 4 ' THREE REET ST. LOUIS, Ma. icvenings, 7 to “7 ¥ RT _—" . M. Ney smith and W, PF. Sundaye, 10 to 2 EXPERI i en ——— | ee = —_ . ’ : ( , : ke BE \ BaeocAD THESE GOING-OUT- Women’s Novelty Slippers ~BUSINESS PRICES — 7G | : 7 % ced to Clean Up This Stock 0 Eidbaing steck. Bey ipo or thoce pairs nen, | QllN7eNnti,s - MEN’S HIGH AND LOW SHOES G SAL o \ a black and brown calf. | Ef, ~@\\. Goodyear welt. Union made. r Y i ; fy DN All styles, now OR YOUNG MENS oS $ 3 .89 | > in the Newest Spring Styles _ Up-to-the-minute modes in satins, pat- ents and combinations. ¢ 89 — out - of - business aoe = price i |. GOLDMAN SHOE STORE 410 NORTH SEVENTH ST. yw Better Shoes Have Been ( \ ee @€ B26 #4 £2 a. ; ALIS . 2or acide * oa ed in the newest Spring fashions—manuggy }. , -quality fabrics. 1500 superb new Springgj ‘ \ : s. Some purchased for cash from make | e f them samples—others are garments man \\ ing orders. All secured at immense dis \ saving on every purchase. Now is the ti \ AS , or if you can afford to buy the highest SA 4 ment. You'll be just as pleased with the , in this great Spring Sale. jours. cassimeres, faunecls and silk-stripe worsteds! SEZ elish models with wide trouscrs and blunt- . cut ve-ts! ! 0 0 a nete and double-breasted effects with wide 4 lapels: 0? new narrow-waistcd roomy shoulders! sivies with wide EXTRA PANTS Miesrscters Ne | : BS-poLiSHE® Comecvand take advantage of the ~ Mahogany Smoker Stand, which is 28 inches high. with two-cigar rest, glass re , ash tray and safety match holder, £1.59 | CITY OF GIANTS Pueblo Grande Being Grad- ually Restored—Believed tc Have Been Seat of Primitive Race. SOME OF HOUSES HAD 20 ROOMS Skeletons Average Over Seven Feet in Height — Area of Town Is Eight Miles in Width. ~~ rm ‘n) ‘) . - 7» “ I) ’ ST. THOMAS. Nev., Maren 6. Pueblo Grande, Nevada's long 10st } vee 1% aia . , } " _ city, believed to have been the seat of a primitive people of giant stat- = SENTISTS DIG IN __HEVADA FR LOST ure, who ruled western America centuries ago, is being gradually hat 4 > ca >, J . P| | oo Aen A reatored aver hv arvreavatora work. restored toagay DY excavators ork ing under M. lh. Harrington, dl- rector of the Museum of the Ame: | lean Indian, who is heading the | Heye lFoundation expedition into } , | | ‘ , 4 . * ‘the unknown prehistoric metrop ‘olis in the Muddy and Virgin iver valleys near here. Exploration has been going on for months, but only recently, ac- 'cording to Harrington, has exca- | . vation uncovered almost incontro- | | vertible evidence that the once lost city will prove to be the largest prehistoric ruin in the western 'hemisphere. | Seven-boot Skeletons. Big. sturdy. reund adobe bui Containing as man 2 ings, some 20 rooms, With hard glazed floors, | revealing circular courtyards the with the have been excavated, under their graves of a vanished rac; skeletons found to average over seven feet in height. A woman wrapped ir éd blanket was found in one ctr- cular burial place, with a set of new born twins buried with her. I'rom what can be seen at pres- ent the whole planning seems to have been cirenlar the houses having walks radiating from a cen- ter sacrificial altar or ceremonial fireplace, In many tneunds earthed Harrington has found heau- 'tiful shell jewelry; artistically cut beads and decorated potter { fanciful] design, j ,tities of crude hunting a feather- , | ee aireagay wun- n addition to quan- implemenis and other primitive tools. Sets of Dice Tound. several sets of perfectly form- pu Hoek ON JreAas ALenwWe ' . .* . ’ . ¥ . ° ~ | oOugit policewomen iin nf \\ : thd |? ' i* ' ws 7 | Ks + _ mu + ie: ba a xr oa ee tS 5 GPa g adi ‘ ee, oe - — ‘ . ; willed dace wae Ht 6, aehoenlel 5.2 ok ioe PAGES 25—44 by out fore the

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_ , : ae tie ~eiie . nn =. ~ + ‘ -¥ : PS * : a a : ?- " Tati ae tat ai ac lati an 4 ite > te ind eee a an ee a te ate i ae ee Re NE Sel a Un Na lies - as \ aves * SS ae ‘s mgeny ine le al ~ ok. I ° 3 ; ae ‘ * ae : ¥ he Jian la a Seat Fs eS ae aaa yO ie ’ Bea ge ee pean 7 > ~ ; ; ; e FRID AT. Peas FRANCISCO, Ca March = The at Franciseo police are ; cH I has MORE CITY Ci lati th t} 7 one other evening newspaper eens ED ” wARCH @ a 3 ——= ae Lott ee aa 26 TIN The Daily POST- DISPAT¢ atone has irculation than the morning and or g sentra te SMI — — i 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — | cuciiiaatonal : - ae — Bit —_ S HOURS SLEEP COST AMUNDSEN ; it against any criminal! HMability in the : several income taxpayers who have or-ma ’ Not- wi i el ie i? GOVERNMENT WINS SII, 571 858 case. It is likely the charge will’ refused to meet the demands of the | ed for, Hard-Finished Ca : Lib. ~ BriTisi HOTEL MAN $250 DASH T Hi OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 CLAIM AGAINST MORSE FIRM be aot vs pegs pays the wise ey sine Untli ae gy wigan iw | Worsted : ff, ams ror keeping «a fraveler Two Plane | §.38 assessment and penalties. stance, warrants 0 atul ann . *E- , l Cold > Pe Ae if You Care for Mone Don’t Miss This Judgment Granted in Federal Court Similar action has been taken in have been suppressed and only the | S/X TH and FR. ANAL IN STAM] ; ions Admitted. may: nm we fs, np y Again-t Virginia Ship Build- a humber of instances and there taxpayer and the Government of- 2 STAMPS js — All-Leather Shoes for All the Family g'| SE A Pra Ry |} , ts hae ing Corporation. are now pending warrants against ficials were aware of their issuance. Ee ene RE. Engiand.. Feb .. ies om oo) Tae By the Associated Press. * $25 | ¢ be i ADVANCE SPRING S SXANDRIA, Va.. March 6.— ee a ee | proprietor of a leading fh. ab ALEXANDRIA, Va. Schaffner & ] f S t daw! pr a ri tie Ss, ‘The Federal! Government has won| | Hart Marx Specia S Or a ur y_ $ cist ete % bee fh) eae. ’ ; ‘ 11.571.858.05 | on for futu sin ; Ha TWO-PAN | © SUI Y ja judgment of Wate t eae USED—LIKE NEW $$ —____—__—_——_ , | ved $250 and costs by the | Prepar i 4 ; against the Virginia Ship bul one ' M KAR AN TO &. 4 a ee Jude e fal Pe ah A] Topcoats and Gabardines ff 22205 sions VLC L B SUITS, $8 si6 | Girls’ and Misses’ Strap Pumaren he cee it . Morse, in their 4-year-old legal con-. : | Sh . ‘ee Or rnin; a, i For Men and Young Men ‘test involving claims and counter- | (Custom-Built) , TOPCOATS The very newest and most attractive styles for Spring. > aay ota al we GARMENTS elaiuna erowind out of the corpora- | ‘ CU r of patent leather or tan calf, or with patent leather Vamps a ‘ . j “4 ¢ BALTIMORE TAILORED tion’s wartime ship building con- . f } 3 : Gabardines— hazel brown quarters. E « 2 1% tract with the Shipping Board. > With the largest and most power ui motor used New Serge Pants.......«-.-+- $7.95 Foot-shaping lasts. Low rubber heels. lA r y + ABO UT i, PRICE Reversing a pres — ome Rs | in any American passenger Car. | x RL OE ial haar: ie 2 ‘ : — eTs it ST. LOUIS’ GREAT CLOTHING STORE Bop Nicoi¢ awarding $2,500,000 0. | i & mn eee eee a. vain and wot oF arenas aa | OUT OF THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT ‘the corporation, the decision in fa- | On display at the Auto Show. i oo apy gant h se ae eravejer satd , lid occt . a 4 ‘wor of the Government was handed | | 3 50 action vi “ — > Saturday—at the Old Reliable and Eniarged Bi gow: here yesterday by Federal, | 1012 N. GRAND a eet eleeer be : i} oj |Judge Waddill. It has not been | FOSTER MOTOR CO Inc ? — : ' sr “ An - ‘ea : BE E 'made known whether the corpora- | c °9 P Misses’ Child’s, . “ar . | sh 192 2 tion will appeal! the decision. : 2914-16 W ASHINGTON BL. ' ~ oy te $3.00 } dy S “@ Ek The judgment is in part satisfac- ; am ob: mvs pier - hf: y ’ « encil tion of a counter claim for $24.- | For Real Estate Invest 2 senna LALO DE LOAD LE —— g a. Men s and Young Men s 2 re sc anypn a jav- sna be brough: by the Govern- | Homes sce the Real Estate pages Ti Li tth T ts’ She Aga : a stripes, fancy worsteds, powder blues, ment against the Morse concern le — Oxfords and 1es | mue 10 = ; enders. Newest shades and stylish new models. after the latter had sued the Gov- | f Gi Is and Misses Nature Form Lasts i Russian shi had mete ~ or GIF | ion for Police. Also Topcoats and Gabardines, newest shades ernment for $6,000,000 on account an f tou spoensy Instruct on for Police, wo: per Girls’ 2'¢ ’ 2 te & $ ] 425 — ~l reas a becidine i in and up-to-date models, of the seizure by the Shipping Board of nine ships bullt by the $14.50, $17.50 & $19. 50 corporation. |The seizure involved Bl REMEMBER —These Bargains Only Obtainable at the pa GREEN FRONT STORE “oe 00 S'c\te 8 Jang $2.00 $2.25 axe 7 — - . ° insftry ‘iawn a sti) ' ' : st? i . rece) ; +5 ie Tt the Lae cy? te ir iweyr’ ~ ANG Men’s 2-Pants Ay pencil stripes, silk mixtures, wore Bee ent the essen steds, powder blues, grays, tan, neat checks, In all the moral hina aj Po a ' newest Spring colors and patterns. niece gra neces ac erie A seated $45 In the high-rent district. Our price $24.75 & $29.75 ands acvat hoah womgponee ; ‘for constr — ion of ships for the Good Clothes for Little Money Government fleet at its yard here. The decision is the second ren Men’s $18 3-Piece Blue Serge and Pencil Stripe 9 a--ea by Judge Waddill in favor of | GREEN GR FEN Sults and Men’s $10 00 ithe Government during the litiga- . ‘tion. In January, 1923, he upheld Topcoats. See ee 5 ithe Government’s seizure of the FRONT J ey 1 _FRONT ( amoke secret na (te - a i a * bee Fas i) is ” a : ; wg + ~~ 2 are “~ |sessment being made against the | EE I ee | Samuel Goldberg, Furniture Dealer, | cae ese . i oi . : — ad Men's $1 Pousce Cloth Shirts, Sic | Men's Combination Overalls, $1.75 Named in Warrant—Others y ov ALWAYS get more for your money at the DOLLAR STORE. Long- ewe. all - Newer | eae we in Gre hat ipl enone “Hoes hateneal . . * = , ‘ , . , ; Rowe on fant Shot... 0c a Now Pending. | Yin addition you get good service—quicker service—with every a on so en | seem Sea — y paym a eae en oe as Becks ie, Pinks ae w S2 Mol e P t A arr chs r2in enai.ITi U . . | : : : . cers and e Men's and Bors’ $3 Caps. .$1.45 RN Sheen.” Wee lore Geecteece opie ot 2 ace purchase, when you buy at the GREEN FRONT Dollar Store. square toe models. Machine- | biack calf. Welt- Industrial Loan Company °°" *"" Cellins Weol Underwear... $1.0 Leather Palm Canvas Gloves, 10c¢ Prethtin- a Z ttt sal Delian ie MEN’S MEN'S BLUE sewed soles, rubber hee's. rubber heels. 714 Chestnut Strect eet ae® , tT: ii! ue, i ing . | . ‘a : We Give and Redeem eagre Stamps false Federal income tax return for . ’ Co : d O = Hawaiian pe Men's $5 ff) 1921. was issued late yesterday TWEED CAPS | Special—SATURDAY Only! § Work Shirts Men’ s Dress Shoes and Oxte | mi. Our = , Felt Hats Goldberg, on March 8, 1922. ' $1.00 * 59c PLANS TO r au is | made a return stating that hig in- | These wre of all- M FN S k A L b H 0S b Gensine blue woren Wond rful ¥ ' Lan : stating that noel onde Always $2.45 |come for the preceding year was! tin Ve ~3t— st chambray, fall cut gar See What SAMPLE ‘ Pleased to 1 $6,010,08. An investigation . by cial value for SATUR- Se a ae Values They Are at | Commander Meet His Old Gold Medal eipuey Seana Gmoveent ot lle cg Qne Dozen Others,’ 79¢ end $1.00 DRESSES) ___ Comrte Friends and tors followed and resulted in an as- | ange wae Pai C "MEN'S ee ee SILK-AND-WOOL 7S... $1.00 TIES UNION SUITS og the diseuts COATS ae, | furniture dealer for that year on | ’ a Genuine Better Built, Cowhide, Com- | 50 an income tn eneehs of 218 nae These are fall $1.00 val- Seamless cotton Hose in a medium weight—e Of fine-weave cotton in - eh tole hed ss Heavy Overalis and Jumpers .e. e ues! They are fine —* grade that will give splendid wear. This is tess nan wanted athietic style: er pa : For more than a year the Gov- | ity ee : they cost to manufacture. Choice black, cordovah, well made garments in reer as a pr Alterations Free in Our New Tailoring Dept. | ernment has been negotiati ng with | oe ane i oh ae 9 ane’ Gee te ase _ a — ag gs ie ~ all sizes. ¥ Latest Spring Styles om Pacific: | Goldberg for the payment of the'! ors. SATURDAY quantities TT ee 2 . Cc 4 has returned a a e | . (waner FLOOR) sik - Many styles to select from at this one low price. Plaig Switzerland |} assessment and penalties, but he} MEN'S UNION SUITS— ed del also square. round or French tee st : —_- : oO pav. The warrant ' . at Of pajama checked nain- creas vamp moceis, q 2 ) mak*.a rora me has gee to yp sob The warrant’ i yg Meng: Bern gee sook; full cat. knee Made of Patent leather and of Nut Brown, Black, % + an thea eet : , -enin: | against n was obtair —A new shipmen ! , . 5 eiiitta sti . eae are the Cmly Ot. .Lotis evening ee ee ee eaieens ip Gane aman length; sizes Mahogany kid or calf. All-leather, fine workmans SPRING COATS. _._.-. $4.95 10 $19.95 * S'"S ito prevent the statute of limitati Samal 36 te GB ...0s5 P mee « mewspaper giving Associated Press. news serviee. iwhich is three years, running Poe gged essen: 50c . DRESSES ------- 81.85 fh $f ~ Recember..@ ) to Sees i MEN—Get the habit of coming here for all GIALS’ COATS .._.. $1.95 te $6.95 «nins before _— | BELTS your shaving supplies. You'll find you'll Ladies’ New - — Bors’ SUITS _._.. $2.95 te $6.95 mrar Mopeh: | CB ange rong save considerable money. Under-Arm Bags ee - 1012 N. GRAND Géan in A nge in ice From ’ GILLETTE BLADES—Package of fire Q3Ge Just received; of genu | . Luckner ane i 8] Cc Blad ine leather and vachette | Open tarits PF. 4. crew travele "Packages of 10 Blades, 600 faut eee: WM Take care of lame mu: Men’s Garters SHAVING STAND — Three | COLGATE’S “RAPID with double top handle tl i) lke GREATEST Kitchen-Cabinet Combination ‘enen beat at ef be Aver — ‘ - s ° ce ‘. ee 4 > 7 3 i er ie. ch a 2 ‘? 2 ‘ee e 2b eae be tong ee with a. remarkabie Tr sizes 4 to 12 39c sive “xT Inches 89c Saturday offer with eac oosier Cabinet sold dur iRise Mak vears... ing thie eale Hut to make «tire of get a es. 1 in ha a ; ean 14 to 18 S50c Rear Windows : oe a atele [92% =—aa4 BOYS’ WEAR ting thie Set and other articles as mention — . _ sears a os wae 59 Saturday we will make better come early and select YOUR article of use with rater ba “into a Be i othe. GIS PRINCESS a , © Ft very complete show: HOOSIER as the sale ts limited to a cer- rour kitchen work table ton. which no wa 1E “ extending SLIPS—Of white mus- Socket Wrench Set Includes cleht (=) ing of Beys’ Wearabica: tain number. Of course. the 225 Cabinets ee _ inks erhaba kaa’ Te eevee Gad lin with em breiders sizes bieuses. little wash wil] t ecld and delivered to thoee whe and comes in — a they are easy to find trim: bullt-ap shoulders: sockets and screwdriver, all in meta! case -00 wits. SET under - come first. handy with a embrativey "aoe Lute Accessories—secong Fieor Nor ien se HOOSIER. Help ¥ 9c ' THING make you. FREE 14-Pc. Crystal Glass rears wo... Sasa The Car for the Millio eek ie cee — FREE : he e re ntainers 7 seis | — sraitats Tn ier Seve woout CHILDREN’S FOR YOUR NEW a WITH THE L | MORE tn of .€ cost, is grea ASsort m net 4 of crystal &! ass Fo. d Cc al ~. —mrntey a Five- of crvatal giasa Food Containers. Fovr: MILLINERY SPRING HAT — MILLION DOLLAR | Deal specia! feed Every mether kuows how li $2 ou or spice, and hard it is te get pretty Look first at the GREEN FRONT Store! amr ane see Sack of each Kept in Hais and Caps fer the We gusrantee to anve you money eve see the, ome pines littie tets, at reasenable we New shapes—new color ‘ 3 lhc ak Maka nase 4 , a oe ie le, bs ant 4 BR PL Bee ~ os Te i wwe Se - * 7 : $ Dr ei Na RUE dL ne Ee ee EE Mea hae ease Ra Pt Meise he gee PPE TES MIRE OPN eT 9 RT I UC y ENN Ty ae — stl Se

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FRIDA MARCH 6, les, EW Tiams' F ials for Saturday * of , . vn screen Te gas fined $250 and costs by the Preparations for his proposed Polar g% —~) d Mi St Dp ) anty “ “our Sate for falling to | dash bY ai plane, [ie hopes to be yg 4 iy : .7 we Co, “ d 44 n isses. rap umps , a traveler iii | if . . 10r se% it Hings Hay hb the middie cf i... yy ; yoy pry % } hours O.it ' dé ‘ \) ril. “hy ty Wy, Yi; yy Vy Uy) i 74 Wy y “iyi est and most attractive styles for Spring. Made ME he ttevle; 6)! ourt fh in Rie ~- eee : ientancamnenas, at her or tan calf, or with patent leather vamps and s stranded ‘) : : burgage ot equlpoe yuarters. } ng lost a d tried to obtain id - sit ledeves and tents tor use lif : lasts. Low rubber heels. a «ion Lo thi it} ’ ' d) 4 OOCK } preg af erent! mM of ‘rs = }a)7 id tlhe eX - , P= Sige . eae sia —A he m° iPS ee ‘a Ae s r anit )e" f ~ Cae. Saree SM hon Girls’ 214 to 7 ta ¥ in and during tie Wall Was eavor to reach either Spitzberger { m oy - hs ‘¢ medio rain and cold. Or Greenland, If the wreck should a8 6.6.6 6 6 6 2 6 8 = . ' a , Be traveler said that ne did not oceur close to the Pole the natura! bi. $3 50 — n f Jn action in «© vindictive spirit, wavy for the explorers to go would . $3 00 gy rr. on 50. lad Ties | Little Tots’ Shows nd Misses _ Nature Form Lasts — 203 $1.75 5’. to 8 $2.00 8% to II $2.25 | | Spring models | ent Leather or | ‘oot-form lasts. | | elk or Patent leather. heels. hool Shoes Boys’ Oxfords 10 to ae : 10 to 15% $2.00 %3,00 See What. Wonderful Values They Are at to models; also square. round or French toe styl Be d or calf. All-leather, fine workmanship—oniy § ee ee ee ere ee RR RR — yer-failing treatment quickly __ removes all stiffness and ache , down y over ly. Youdon’t have away the Tubiton. Thelini- over-fatigue. fied blood tingling and suppleasever. Get SEE AT THE SHOW ow-cost Transp ortation Car for the Millions WITH THE IILLION DOLLAR MOTOR DURANT MOTORS INC, CARS als Ss ee ~~ ree FSR “POST- DISPATCH | is Veh only Louis evening newspaper givin - ated Press News Service. £4 ‘eae » Peees svilek cel Made on sensible nature-form lasts. No tacks or nails. Ex. tension sewed soles. Choice of Brown, White or Smoked Mee ‘""' | Dress Shoes and Oxfords to select from at this one low price. Plain te ia tent leather and of Nut Brown, Black, Tan ang e of lame muscle a prompt — the tissues that arebroke ‘ loan’s ) poisons generated by © the job for you. Tense muscles relax. The ach» #} coe poh coat ing stops, Soon you el | be aching parts, re- today—J6 cents at all druggist | 6 Liniment™ "To : FRIDAY. || _ MARCH 6, 19° Rede : SIXTH and FRANKLIN EAGLE © p waning in Rain and Cofl to el -Leather Shoes for All the denen 4 STAMPg Be the Asoc “ URS SLEEP COST “AMUNDSEN PREPARING FOR P pRiTiSH HOTEL MAN $250 DASH TO POLE BY A'RPLANE For keeping a Traveler Two Planes Will Carry Sle dzes aml a Tents to Be Used in Case of Break-Down. sadio to the Post- Dispatch the C ‘hic ago Dailv News, (Mopvright, 1925.) sen has arriv: d here to make ice eonditions ar fave The is POST- reach 1\7CH alone has 57,000 MORE CIry and —Roald Amund- final but wished to register his protest be (“upe Columbia, where seainst the proprictors refusal to Amundsen provided a depot. fi entertain travelers and to show: 1926 There are other depots in Ben that innkeepers Had a duty to’ this region, it Cape Richard- the traveling eeeeere which they mand a chief de pot at Mort Con _— uNndséeén SaVS the soviet Go a ‘rninent has consented to allow | - Russian ship to take oil along the! per Bomb pasereaction for Police. | vort per SiheMan “coast ito th: rable beceive regular army instruction (Pe ship will be able to reach th e “the use of toa, bombs. hand place whore are Miaiud hus heen ice : rroene th «ia. bound all winter. The Maud’s cap "Agi “- ogee as ree ived «ay ars to procee National Park. ranciseo ns ~QOO?) Os he fan P Anderson, Chief of Siar or REAREATIGN RAMP FOR NAVY sround to Be Built in Hawai approved hv the Navy Department Your Debts =~ DRESSES ©. SPRING COATS....._. $4.95 0 $19.95 © °° hae GIRLS’ COATS... __. $1.95 to $6.95 “* ° . — = — _ | | —_—- — —— rf NS DAA LER ~ Seass es ee 4 ave ais Bee ee tat atats . ' ; Hi A | AMARA TAB URAL | | Sete as & oe ——— ae ab “le ‘gunaeut ravbees| adit ae Ay, ca i ane Meet Your Family or Friends at the Grill ’ Room / OLIV! Is Sth —— Music by Joe aaiad s Orchestra From 12 to 3 P. M. pm: $1.00 Fresh Shrimp Cocktail or Fruit Cocktail. Celery and Olives ( CORNER 1 [Ever Saturday a : a . a ’ * ieee Ben i j | $1.60 - |Special Luncheon Pug AND pete | From 11 A.M.to 3 P.M. | ult ee I) es F- i / Nid Catay ii Bi ¥ ( a cpa : rT r* Rolls and Butter “ ro Fried Filet of Sole with Tartare Sauce or Spanish Mackerel with Anchovy Butter or Roast Sugar Cured Ham with Cider Sauce or Pattie of Calf Sweetbreads a la King or Roast Young Turkey with Chestnut Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Choice of French Fried or Mashed Potatoes Choice of Creamed Spinach or Green Peas Hearts of Lettuce with 1000 Island Dressing Choice of Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream or Apple Pie or Pineapple Meringue Pie or French Pastry or Cabinet Pudding. Choice of Coffee, Tea or Milk For 1 A Cap ef Any Ready Soup on our a "la Carte Menu This menu will be also served to any party of ladies from 15 up in our Private Kooms after 2 P. VM. any day in the week for $1.25, including choice of soups. a Mi] eon i! Ai Ai . Pee Wir? «hha 4} . Tel j wi’ 4 ep Sess a y 2. See eee eo ee ee se ee ee y ses : “as i UE WR 1 boenets, ; b | A. | —> ~ a ee TN SRE nS OP wed ongmar asd | fe renter a. re 2a A, yay ry are yee ET PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS —— - — | GRAND CENTRAL ne Wt > 1 WEST END LYRIC STARTING TOMORROW: 2 FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS Wilt... JANUARY FEBRUARY Ne DEP Oc “BEC NOVEMBER a, i 4 | TEMBER TOBER EMBETe AILEEN, PRINGLE TONY MORENO DOROTHY MACKAILL ROSEMARY: THEBY GRAND CENTRAL ONLY *« NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Hop. -_ 4 ae - 7, Ny y WM L. ANT TIMES TUDAY The Kay mond led Snyder's Thundering BAIBD “song Shop ler "Little | BATHING Rewer direct from Miamy and Palm fo gm “thre. vith brani nault INC lid FASHION” ( Successor to Julian Eltinge ) | (100.0 Oo ardro oe/ “* _ | | | ; sousa’”’ Kes ue” Frances Howard P —— —— KK INCSHIGK WAY WEAR DELMAR = a - SS _ - . SAO . Se SAR > >: . SRE S| |CVAESEES EE RAE MI MAGA SOs ~ DVS SPS Qa SRVVass ~* SD Sa Xs : = PS We xy = ~ SSS . . - ‘ I , GIRLS/ SA le FOLLIES ( MAN WHO FORMERLY PUT ON PRODUCED by the ¥ ‘ THE FOLLIES le MN ry ee ~ “AM USEMENTS —— ll NEW SAVE) UTHERTRE DAVE MARION Snuffy eNTKA "O— AYETY BEATTY ¢tRLS— lo rONTTE—OProrRTt NETS AMUSEMENTS GARFICK MUTUAL BURLESQUE TWICE DAILY NAUGHTY NIFTIES TONITE—WRESTLING Pop. Mats. Leediog Thgstre of St.Leut SUN. SEATS NOW ON SALE Wed. and Sat. TONIGHT AT 8 zisvo OPERA « Civic Oo GRAND SHUBERT-JEFFERSON LA GIOCONDA With Raisa. Lenska, Rallet. Chorus, Scenery just as produced on Auditorium Stage. ut 2—~"*Mefistofele.” Fie. at & “Tannhan Balcony, 85, 86. 87: Tickets. Aeolian (hicagce. Sat. Mat. with Challapin. Sat. er.” Parquet, 37.50: “d HBeleony, £5.00 (o.. 1004 Olive. NEXT Lazzari. Orchestra. GRAN VAtOee Ts 12:30, $id € JO ARGAIN PRICES OPERA HOUSE Y BOTOFE: AYs 1%. M: hy Me “RECKLESS ROMANCE” The Woodw 1 PRES § | ‘n= ard Players | elmonte STARTING SATURDAY ( A J.GBLY STONE romtrenf FANCY COSTUME DANCING ACT With PATSY RUTH MILLER LOU TELLEGEN ee . Tt ie r d in MADAME X Sora shearer own) A CAFE IN CAIRO} Re Bt as. wi Wi pIsciy.t HAN AND KOBERT ELLIS _ Conan. =e I i OobD OLD DATS ovsiteienam pheno scammed : +0 aon offi yon 8 00 i Rend today's hodnene eed hs . J bil, y ’ me | NAZINO A THE REDEEMING SIN” | SE ES A ee a st SS ee = BETTYBLYTHE. Others a, ~~ 2 Cnn Eee ——E——- “RXOCUSE ME”

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ART Sy. > . bh. gt v fot won w 0 bal - F Dy 4m . im” & tT ye ig nag " owe dal Sn. to aq NA ae ec da a Te i ellis, ae. bale " as 3 . — " a 2st ee . SEAN: « fri SR en Sip : 5 ite cSt ies nee BERN diye PEO. dg byvhy a ip i ay ‘ eee seis ae Pept T UM, ae te ‘ dis + halal wis. saga eiasbia aaa ao iciead 23 sl LOUIS POST-OISPATCH qe Aree Ae sea ee re ee — -~™ oo a ee a ee tt Ae a me ne nthe i Sa ar es ape ion SOEs —_ Re ee a The Dai ily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FRIDAY, — MARCH 6, 1926. nl - __ BREADWINNER KILLED; | Made Destitute by Auto Fatality | By the Associated Prees CHICAGO, March 6.—The 1914 model European automobile which ~ FAMILY OF5 IN PENURY Express Driver, Wife and Child- ren Had Hoped for 13 Years to Buy Home. There were to have been flowers on the year-old grave of Lawrence Joseph McMastere at Calvary Cem stery next Faster—flowers bough! the earnings of both father and mother and saved throuch self. oe t+ hy 7> @% s+ lenial of the three older brothers and sisters. : There were to have been nen suits and shoes for James, 9°: Hugh , and Harry. 6. and a new dress ‘or ti-year-old Marie Then, per- haps, there would be enough money | left for’an Easter bonnet for moth- er. But Easter wil! find the little Mc- | Masters at 26603 North Eighteenth | street. in the same worn clothing: | a new-made grave beside Law- | rence Joseph's. and a mother itn a! faded hat, almoet penniless, and) facing the world with the care of four children her undivided reepon- | sibility. | Crushed Under Wagon. ' So the fates decreed Weduesday when James P. McMaster. 39 a Left to right: “ae Mtloee Allen 20 en automobile ds driver for the American Exzpress -“-! e Allen, 29, & aU i. 7 , . , . , —s ion rior g Co.. was hurled from his wagon! 0! West Frankfo ] . : ‘ e*’rpe? Ca Ising wheels, as it was we eee and under its = ; —— ee h ? struck by an automobdlie driven b: zitec in mis G A Coronegs ver | Sane, 9; Sleevy, 6; Marie, rz and Hugh, 7, family of James P. McMaster who was killed when an automobile struck his express wagon. Mrs. em aiiaie is ly. was the property of both James H and Mrs Meta Murphy tefere their divorce, is expected to pass into the hands of Mrs. Murphy after two | {Atigation Over 1914 Model Auto Week fbath has Superior Judge Joseph Sa- ordered Mr and Mrs Murphy each to pay $3000 to George Schuette of New York who | beught the car from Murphy On receipt of the $6000 Schuette will return the automobile to Mrs. Mur- | phy — ADVERTISEMENT ' gas in 15 One teaspoon, that’s all — Acidity, acid headaches, TOMACH up- set, constipated, bilious, headachy —system full of poisons? Try, please, a bottle of this new kind of magnesia. Seethe it brings se4 = — | qGuiecs henefits Mabel McMaster: . a9 . a», of » P a ° ——. #% Science has diseovered a ~ } ~ £ : i $3.69 see et¢eteeeeereree per pair Sperk Plog GBvolt 11-plate Storage $14.95 Sifwaie pele esétecns adc “sa re, cP Be * Be & eerr ee Pe eee eee ae bes High-Grade Waterproof Varnish In gallon cans; all clean «tock: plumPing fistures regular $2.50 yabue. and quppiics before vo ing ctor where $1 50 Ssperial, per Mail and Phone Orders Carefully and cad Filled gallon. MDE oF a ye WEEN MORGAN AND FRAN Central S328 WATCH THE INpusTuaL “Oe ‘et eur prices an Gradwohl’s Unequalled an $7.40 50c Down—50c A Veek This is an opportunity of a lifetime to buy a handsome, dependable Mantel Clock at less than dealers’ cost! We reserve right not to sell to merchants during this sale, Open Saturday Till 8:00 P.M. Clock Sale: Saturday We Start Our Unparalleled Sale of New Kaven antel Clocks _—-— —>-— ~ Now there is no excuse for anyone not to have a See these handsome cathedral gong Mantel Clocks, 91 wonderful Mantel Clock in their home. in. high and 20 in. wide, as illustrated. F ll ay movement, rich mahogany finish phos een hour and half hour. ever offered! Every Clock and to last a lifetime! Terms also to limit quantity to retail purchasers. G/tl/pe GML EC LY Ca St. Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Paul The greatest value, cash or credit, guaranteed to keep perfect time Yf? 621 Locust Street ) ! Gradwohl’s Watch Sale!! FAST DRAWING TOA CLOSE! Just Bring in Any Old Watch and Get a Liberal Allowance on a New Watch gpeBeBeaeeaea ees 2 2 1 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLE Special in Price Are These BUCKLE PU. ‘A Gold-Filled Knife and Chain with any of these four Watches 1 ee: Es P Pe. - oY “- * = ae he ae a's a ges oe % et : Ps 4 4 - & ¥ “J t - ais a preocialm ie finest Watch ever sold at a pog- elar price.” The “Trade-In Watch Sale” brings it te you in exchange for your old watch. | T-Jewel ‘Illinois’ Special $31.50 500 a Week A superb new style thin model Watch with a vworld-fameus movement Keown everywhere for its eceuracy and depend- ability. Thoroughly guaranteed beth by Gradweohil and the makers. As Pictured, in BLAI WH COVERED CUBAN HE. These new Pumps just received are TAN CALF PATENT KID joned of four different materials. Per ‘and small cut-outs on side with attracti style with covered low box heels. The ity of the materials and their wonder insure excellent service. In sizes 2/3 (Fiv on fs oe ee ee ee meee the only ‘St. Ie Press wi - ——— The POST-DISPATCH is sociated newspaper gtyvine ASS | Charge "Accounts of our better Watches on which you can trade in your old one. It bas tested This Watch ts made for those whe knew real watch veltee. When you trade & and adjusted move- ment and 20-year your old watel fer A ae : gearanteed case. Pay the Ullincls Beas | x Solic ited the balance at the you have a | - nm itme. piece that will let rate of only Sc 4 a lifetime. week! | Reduction on Ladies’ Bracelet Watches — ? CHOICE OF THESE THREE BEAUTIES This offer includes a Beautiful String of Replica Pearis FREE. Liberal allowance for your old watch ‘ WASHINGTO! SATURDA' $ Men’s and Women’s a $5 ) Blue White Special Special Showing of New SPRING COA’ Sually Low Priced to Introduce son's Smartest Models, With every purchase of $10.00 or more} a hzdsome <‘ring of Replica PEARLS | $ fashioned of embroidery, ming new Spring Coats, Ss, with chie touches of Mi 7 le » Peveciy Co. St. Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Paul Mrs and fur bands. ©“ ALON—PENTIRE ’ ~*e- Re . ~ ’ LOVeOLS “pring COLO FOURTH |] = er, AT ef. 621 a Loc : e. a Hare ‘ ~~ +" : '‘fegulating the CASTORIA(S MOTHER - Pleteber s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and _ Children all ages of Constipa- tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and. by tomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of © _ Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of onttthidn er SF ~~ ~ Absolutely Harmless ~ No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it. ?ri=s ASK IT» Almost ANY QUE S. TION —— at , Adorable New Models! SPRING DRES: | Fashioned of Attractive New Si: Charming New Styles, is NOW ON SALE At the Post-Dispatel oOffke 40c—Hy Mail, 500 Price, Mole, < prong, for such attractive mod ; 4 tr : He Mi exceptionally iigh-rrade fabr 2M¢ trimmed as) charming effects. pairtag CONSULT BUSINESS CARD Diese SBALON—ENTIKE SEC OND 3

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Pp OFRIDAY. ‘3 MARC H 6, 1925. eee Oe = i ae see oe eee TOA Id Watch s Trade-In Sale! ! on a New Watch 4 } 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Special in Price Are These New CLOSE! and Get Chain atches FREE i T-Jewel Hamilton Special $37.50 750 a Week One of our better Watches on which you can trade in your old one. It has tested and adjusted move- ment and 20-year guaranteed case. Pay the balance at the rate of only om ” week! As Pictured, in TAN CALF PATENT KID WHITE KID COVERED CUBAN HEELS toned of four diffgrent materials. Je-with covered low box heels. “} fesure excellent service. In sizes 212 (First Floor.) we ee eaeanaeaaeaea ee Bee eee ane aagily POST-DISPATCH aon has 07,000 MORE CLITY C + Geimatton than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ne a re ee @ BUCKLE PUMPS BLACK SATIN | These new Pumps just received are cleverly fash- Perforations on tip snd small cut-outs on side with attractive buckles, each The excellent qual- of the materials and their wonderful construction to 8&—A to C. o 4 c 2 “a . AO sd IHinois ‘Bunn’ Watch the only St. Louis evening elated Press news service, The POST-DISPATCH its newspaper giving ASSO Co eee eee 5 PLUM ae ie “ee ETS. aa ee bg Sgt Zs Ee LES es ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ray ADVERTISEMENT DOCTORS TREAT OLDS AND THE FLU To break up a ‘a cold over night o1 (o cut short an attack of grippe, in- fluenz& or sore throat, and drugyists are now recommend- ig Calotabs, the nausealess Calomel tablet, that is purified from danger. ous and sickening effects. who have tried it say that it acts like magic, by far more effective mel, heretofore recommended by _ physicians, One or two Calotabs at bed time with a swallow of water—that’s all. , No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cald bas vavished and your system feels refreshed and purified. Calotabs are sold only is original sealed pack ages, porket size; thirty-five cents for the lagge family package. Recommend. ed and guaranteed by druggists. Your money back if you are not delighted. eee ae ee eeeeesereneneeesensend We'll Pay Your Debts We'll show you how to group all those worrisome debts into one andthen pay it all off in easy monthly or weekly payments. Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street bua A posta) will bring one of thie men or women eeeking employmen. under situations wanted in today’s Want naweea«. Special $45.00 $1.00 a Week This Watch ts made for those who know renl watch valee. When you trade in your old watch for the tUllinols Bunn you have a time- piece that will Last a lifetime. iF Charge © Accounts ‘ J Solicited BEAUTIES Replica Pearls r old watch ’ Bracelet Watches Pa dh ae ee abo i nds $ 3ilue White Special Pay Only One Dollar Each Week “etary "ete: or Special Showing of New ¢SPRI NG COATS usually Low Priced to Introduce the Sea 4 son's Smartest Models, purchase of $10.00 or more string of Replica PEARLS “Lo Minneapolis, St. Paul Mees and fur bands. Tovely me COAT SALON—ENTIRE FC & a son : =) ~y—t “\" , Spring colors! LRIH FLOOR QUE STIONG. Get the a 1925 Almanac * and Rook of Facts America’s Greatest ASK IT Almost ANY A iinitds New Models. PSPRING DRE SSE S ' Fashioned of Attractive New Silks in - Charming New Styles, _,_ 16 The World ; | : and Post-Dispatch _ Year Book NOW ON SALE ing new Spring Coats, fashioned of the newest $, with chic touches of embroidery, contrasting : At the Post-Dispatch efrom, and, by sosiices assimilation of Price, 400—By Mall, 50c | B : , Mode \rtistic worked tn dat ,?%* * Laces and Ribbons, 3.98 : an! c ‘fectivelv ine qual- , ‘ f €pitt Ye laces, vel 1? or service! — ‘ | whereas (i Convict« — Gullty, ee ee new spring | | By the Asan } ' | ' ' / ul | other directors, most of which the receiver claims | from the New | Steamship Co. | served two for burglary are | ; St. Louis, I1., (of robbing a postoffice, ruilty and sentenced to three vears In the'! | penitentiary. charged wit Crulf and West Indies Steamship Lines, the Atlantic Oil Corporation, Galen L. Stone and about $18,000,000, was unlawfully taken York & Cuba Mail and turned over to the Gulf & West Indies C Atlantic, Brother and a Who. Wed Held. Sy the Ase JOHNETOW x Stephen Balogh, ich, 17 years old, brother and fook place Md., were Pa. March 6.- — = principals in a sister marriage that Monday at Cumberland, arrested last night in a and Stephen and .* The girl told Po- lice Chief Briney that she expected to become a mother. posed as first cousins sister In September, 1923, when he came to this country. of the two children had returned to Hfungary ona yisit at the time Stephen was born, it was declared by the father. T™ thea T’out.] ier ‘a! J U g TON. Langley, 63 Mo.. years aha ‘ch 46. who has terms in the Missouri Macon 01} ld, penitentiary from Counts and who wus convict- bederal at Kast in 1911 on the charge was found of robbery in the Court here % est erda Vv Brvan h sel] convicted and years in Was to three Chinese | press Chinese | ' —_ Former yesterday | to succeed | Gulf | 19, and Helen Ba- | Stephen was) born in Hungary and first saw his | Joe Qualls, | ing corn whisky, { and who had previously served a | term in the penitentiary for steal- ,ing chickens, ; sentenced the | penitentiary. | Aa, ee a M. fe ay HS | | tion in all colors. special Lloyd Stroller for 19% Buys a Lloyd Carriage Spring days are coming and you will want a Carriage for that wonderful Baby. We show a beautiful selec- See our ee ee 5 If you settle Bw E BIR With Your or oi aon man Bros. 10 ay. by $10 worth of goods or over and the Blue Bird Din- ner Set will be deliv- ered with your ER SET SAN® ae “ay = =e ‘@; ‘ Or Over Either For Cash or Credit. a ——— ‘OLIVE ST: We Give an Extra 10°: 5 amet coLDNAN Beas We Are Open Saturday Until 6:30 P. Discount your account in 30, 60 or 80 days’ time—the same as if you had made @ « cash purchase. Chifforobe This is a special value. Is large and roomy. rich walnut finish. If you need a Chifforobe do not overlook this big bargain. dae || THIS UNUSUAL 8-PIECE DINING-ROOM SUITE prosecuting of the suit | The Very Latest Design, Offered for Saturday A Month Will Pay for This Saite — ee. ee | you will not be able to equal this value. + = nll ” — = = — —— ~_ LS — _ ~—— ——— _ ———— The mother | i} ; ' ; j ; ; f “ t ‘ ';| « ij / i .' | aie Sie ine — ee eee we SPECIAL SALE OF LAMPS All New 1925 Designs $1 Down Bays Your Lamp Bridge Lamps ; Warrants for Resisting Vaccination | lated Pre WASHINGTON, March 5.— rants have been out bv health authorities for the arrest of sworn nine teachers and students of a chiropractic schoo! here, who will ihe released oda, iffer a lt-day quarantine at the District of Col ibia sruallpox quarantine station. ' The warrants charge violation of , the law requiring accination of persons who have been in contnet with smallpox victims. The men and women forming the group lwere quarantined when they re- fused to be vaccinated after being : the Institution with a smallpox patient Anti-Japanese Bill Defeated. TOPEKA, Kan.. March 6 A bill signed % : f japanese Oo ning or leasing land in Nhansas 4 defeate e State S ter Ww j rT) yi} sf iuvse SAMPLE DRESSES COATS Latest Spring Styles PRICE SPRING COATS... .. $4.95 to $18.95 DRESSES .........$1.95 te $12.95 GIRLS’ COATS .....$1.95 to $6.95 BOYS’ SUITS $2.95 to $6.95 1012 N. GRAND Open tatits FP. Vi. -‘War- | $18.50 Values .. .$10.75 $30.00 Values .. .$19.75 $38.50 Values .. .$26.75 $45.00 Values .. .$32.50 Floor Lamps $25.00 Values .. .$14.75 $36.00 Values . . .$24.75 $45.00 Values . . .$32.50 $55.00 Values . . .$39.75 Goldman Bros. Offer You Refrigerators at a Saving of 25% to 40% $1 Down Buys a Refrigerator The sanitary Refrigerators are guaranteed to keep all food fresh and sweet. They are the greatest ice savers made, will cut your ice bills in two. See our special side-icer leader. 19% a Range Month Buys BUCK’S Gas and Kitchen Heater Liberal Allowance for Your Old Stove it is real econonty to buy a Ibuck’s (fas Range and Kitchen Heater. Think of having a nice, warm kitchen ou a cold morning. Two holes for coal and four gas burvers. Can be had with enameled high shelf at small additional cot. $ os $1 Down Buys One! FREE! 9 Phonographs ... 17 Phonographs .. 7 Phonographs ... 5 Console Phonographs . Blue Bird Dinner Gdiines Bros. Sale of Sample Phonographs 12 Latest Selections .$35 . 939 . $45 $69. —_— ee ee Set $ eer heavy Spring Down buys this Simmons Bed complete and fine Mattress This ts an exception. al offer—Bed can be had in walnut or gold finish. Remem- ber, a heavy spring and fine mattress included for 192 GOLDMAN BROS. 7 ‘ new Invention—@e easy te opem that «a child cam opere mate it, A beaetifal cegeh by day and « bed at night, 224198 31 Down — a Simmons Da-Bed lacae wciee- & tlen ef beautiful pad. _ with pad a* bag $1 Down Bays One These Tugs fine hems ecle, Ox 12 f.. are Mru-~- bewaai- tiful patterns, «uit- able for any room. See this tualue fur special — on heavy Pro - litho hee our nem. tine, Sportal por «square vard one me | Comes in 4 - ~ enanasocesne eee eee eeeoee Se CCPH CET OER SE SO OF OOS Se Oe OS OSS CCS C+ seeeet oe ooese , pee Peer ree ~ 9 ‘ ~ ~ xe bab ’ Pe : it rs # Zz z vs . - Pee el 7 ae “4 . 4 4 ; a * ¥ vay oe * 7” rs) - Z mye ied = ie as ae eed as A . ° Sb Sr tll oh age " 4 eit ak i as She ty Oe me a ithe: tlhe or ate :

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ihe Daily PUST-DISPAICH alone nas MUae Uti © uculation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee me 1* a 5 I. Lula vai UISFAILH Las ! ’ —_ pancain TT 4OYLE & RARICK CLOTHING Ye MTT SF | a. No DEPOSIT REQUIRE ) = )) if Neu Spring On Easy Terms on new Spring outfit is here, ready for you. Re- ” eee OD FC eet , . ; ; c , re ey CE A NAD ae RYE He EG i NE here ste — é . bes ~ cara eiergial nee — a gue hr 32. © Ui Ce TTT RT ER Eee : a aa RS OE SE OE eee ret a ate R Rabe. RAE ARMED ES RL —ciRE ay Say. ig ’ Born gg Pe oe Bi kes a by A eee gates if eS ‘s g esas Pa t A Wc ee ee Ee ¢ Y: r nember—you don’t need the ready cash—we gladly trust every honest person. You will appreciate our courteous credit service—our better quality of merchan- dise—our lower prices. Come in and be convinced—see the wonderful values we offer on easy terms. As a special inducement for new accounts, we allow a discount of $1.50 on purchases of $10.00 or over. ENSEMBLE SUITS Al! the Rage This Season The season’s most popular offering that is captivating feminine fancy. All the newest = effects and wanted shades are shown in the Wo latest patterns. Featured at Attractive Prices 97815625 Now on Display in Our Windows we mee men : - _ dite sean . > xt. * te “eps + 4 a ne eialt aa ee See ee pot + Fi 5 ni Prins Patera 3s “y Apo aM het io . 7s rer" Rey ee” SRO, SI a Ra PI arene d upper yee pre he > RRS 790. ope Raa S on ea OTe te EE A Rea YANNI on Os ote o ay bP Page ~ * Ra 1 ESAT gem saiineeanent lai Q i asin . ' Lo a Enel bs Tu : 1 ESA AS RR OO BB rl ni PINE RE NEY BLE. 6 7 in pe green pes > ; sunanincereventreian cs Tala adie aaa tm pada EF seine ~ Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. LADIES’ COATS = DRESSES Newest styles direct from These Charming creaticens, fashioned by artisans fea- fashion’s centers are here cand sunee Gatenative tries: ready for your sciection. | mings. $12.95 to $87.50 $19.75 to $49.50 MEN'S TOPCOATS A wide selection of snappy models smartly tailored and well fitting, in the newest fab- tics. Terms. 9] wl 2-PANTS SUITS Wonderful values in fine all-wool Suits at prices that insure a distinct saving on qual- ity garments. | SF Ang OA NT cts Sep BAe TOM TY at ae ey na ape iy. ad ee wae fe Se a j eb cian Ce ge. Grane SUTRAS a ET % oo ae i es ety g Site. : ye ; . ‘ ie : A oo, “oe b me babes Lo eee : v f “ RY : . . ry ee) 4 : , gre Fi Sia age ee i ina fa Aig . : AF asda ; od Aine oe Wopubiine ae FR Sidhe cei: -. ~ se EO OE 4 * ie . ¥en . . ‘3 f E eee Fy Las te ae - Br ite htSigag fej he tens Pe QAR Mes fae pha ere $a ‘ tho Loa ve es J tees #8 4 irs d at SAS Sy 7 es ant hig ae ‘ es * rar o ‘ ae r eee a POR Ce eve : i bere ry /; Maran “P w , : Ae alot Rr ' 7 sea A F Hae repiacgesgte Serie 4 oars 49 . Tea ot > a if ; Fay, OO “ae he aie ‘ artery 7 " ee oe iS. a % SEP Na at a | od as nw Ao iia) Lanes an TOE uae | oes . Ha MOOR, fen Sie ie OA > ete a) eh ee | a kT Ree Lamhe RASS fst er Ps SS TA, Hird > hat So PEN ee ‘ ¥, Fe Ren yey | rth Ds ake ney. alii, “ " om rs & ‘ ; ¢ — , - he oe 4 . a ‘ . “ Me) 7 aay ; 7 afte tM, . ss . . . 6 Ste? Tt , ” : * i ? canada shes, ‘ a ea eee en? a - , . 7 . “ “audi: : ANI Bas sate ie “ “ne r a ‘ rae y.iees4 co te ey SN ha * a9 ag Ae eI Eb S902: 2 A PR I ay OD aT ‘ oie 1 olts ce Says BAN ¥ 5 SRS CR on, pee seh RR. p EIS . . ‘ . Site nieelicte , saan ; os 3%), eee a 2 2 : a , : : ‘ vi : re be P i ee, she Bel Ph Putas es > os age thee aga = at mamta " hn. 3 — . 3 nl ae ‘ io b : , ' Ke 4S naytnde * sae : ie eRe ah es SR ty hte Pe ations: Dae Ak teeta , ter ewe Rs ang FE yee Sa ae Peas. > . . VES. MES 2 “~ Prise y $ , ° eA iam phos ms p re ‘ £ . s spor ve 3 Ody evi) ait binat cts nebire tent " “ way DEO Mah +4 io 7 4 7 Rey 24 Ey Sed, OR cae we * epoyr ? 7 . AOS MED xe rere one nt a Tiovee spines . | oa. | SuGAR DoucHNuTs............ Sea. .the dozen ......40¢ Betsy Ross Laver Caxes Se BLE. 75¢ & $1.50 | On Monday Another Busy Bee Grab Bag!'—How these | x T tencentsacksof sweetsdid sellthelasttime! | uesda Y Why not? They're way uaderpriced— | in order to acquaint you with Busy Bee Candies that you may | never have tasted before. Don't miss these 10c samplers Mon- is Limit id Delmar—Unio SUGAR- CURED rad Store; whole or half Ham; Ib. EIGHTH AND LOCUST ae and Shenandoah—De Baliviere _and Watermg © ri and Vv erno! i—Tay ior and Deimap HAMS Every one a real quality Ham; compare this price with today’s market value; 10 to 14 pound average; at every Con- ‘~i Press. March 6. - . amous mo ef bis f sana = é, 136 a A AE A Ae oP ee. Theater Lease Extended C Tassaton. T fore fhe cou —~- Maurice Years, and in . ee “t , " *h« ° .* « esterday 5 ba bi a 7 ue #7 = ee | a - Ya ee - a basket of Cor CONRAD’S SPECIALTY STOR i St. Louis’ Leading Downtown Food Store — Sth & Locust (409 N. Sth — Carame! or Chocolate Layer Cake; special. . Large-Size Almond-Filled Stollen Milwaukee Braunschweiger Liver Sausage; Ib... Bilet French Sardines; '4 cans Billet French Boneless Sardines; *. Juicy Florida Oranges; GOc size; dozen Large 54 size Grapefruit; heavy. and juicy; 2 for.. Sick Friend: Pr. A (PO /, ] in ark ‘ $2.35; $2.75; ones ceoces iia i a 4 Through servic ime helt = FA ry “The Queen of Table Water Minneapolis il lits, dozen, " : edium, doz, Large, dozen, $4.75 Sc. Paul Denver - Salt Lake City Los Angeles chness and tiave \lwavs appropriate SPATCH is the only St. giving Associated Press San Francisco e Ways and Means/ Bottom Places for Rebels. In the Senate 'committees, bu bottom as ena men without a The House treatment will The Republic tee on Committees placed Senator the La Follette! Senators were mnpt on their old dropped to the insurgent bad boys an Senate Commit- Butler of Massachusetts on the Poreign Relations Cormmittee. jidge’s ideas on ‘and ac said he wanted | pothing, was sh iwhere he will voice President Cool. | foreign relations | t as foil to Chairman Borah. |Former Speaker Gillett, who had foreign relations or ‘appointment on judiciary. Senator Watson of Indiana was | named for the chairmanship of the | Interstate Com-| committee on have succeeded was removed f Butler and § Kansas were ¢ cancies on the ee and Sh ia were given the places nance. Basis of lunted off with an , merce, to which La Follette wou!d had he not been! guilty of heresy in the last cam-/! paign. Senator La Follette also rom the chairman-| ship of manufacturers. enator Capper of iven the prized ° Foreign Relations 'Committee. Senators McKinley of ortridge of Califor-' House Action. The House Committee on Com- ‘mittees decided to discipline the insurgents on the basis of this reso- tution. “Resolved, That of the commiiit a eo ~ ‘ | Republicans only those who sup- ip ported the national ticket and plat form in the last With this pr ~ 'thodoxyr, the c ees we recognize as} campeign.”’ onouncement on or 5ST ees Oommittee e + “oc Pe: je, a _ » 118 4 ection ' i to give Representative Frear “the air.” Oniy two committees were , organized, the }and the Interstate Commerce. For purposes |; committees places, was named, consisting of Connecticut, Pennsylvania: Parker, New Y ion, Minnesota, The three vacancies on the Ways ;and Means Committee were given | hte Bixler of Pennsylvania, Faust of | = | Missouri and Aldrich of Rhode Is- ; land. Representative Parker was made | Wars and Means ork; Begz and New secretary. chairman of the committee on In Oklahoma. FEDERAL INCOME TAX | PAYERS SLOW IN MAKING RETURNS Only 23,000 of Expected total 138,000 Cains on 16 Time Limit for Filing. Although F of filling other a subcommittee Tilson, chairman; Griest, | Madden, Illinois; | ederal income tar i |Tates are lower this year, returns and first payments are coming in ,;™ore siowly than ever before. siowty, tn fact. are looking wi a big last m inute rush. &o hat employes of the Collector of ‘fueaee Revenue th foreboding for | Out of 138,000 expected returns and first payments only 23.600 had been received today. last year about Lalf the returns and first payments were in. Th. thimit for filing is. March 15. bu since the fifteenth falig on Sunda: the iimit has been extended to mid on fi-! snag Commerce. Four vacancies | were filled with Phillips of Penn-| syivania, Fredericks of California, | Robinson of Iowa, and Garber « of | At this time | AT ~ PF IF A fr ere . OFFERED DURING OUR EXTRAORDINARY Py REMARKABLE VALUES IN GENUINE BLUE-WHITE GEMS ARE N $70 Value —— 4 Tai St ar ii | EXTRA VALUE! $1 A WEEK $35 WHITE GOLD Wrist Watch ’ | gold mountings. Beautiful Diamond Rings set with genuine blue-white Dia- monds. Exquisite hand-carved, $1 A WEEK 18-kt. white cold and green ONLY $1.00 A WEEK Remember, a J. L. Freund written guarantee of absolute «sat- isfaction given with every Diamond and Watch. YOU CAN TAKE THE GOODS RIGHT WITH YOU OWN A DIAMOND MARCH REDUCTION SALE! tery rane sho 17 bpm.“ WA TCHES. ILLINOIS “CAPITAL” ithe Wes ——, Wabash througt westward to th connecting St. | eviathe | ehan a thousand Wabash from Se. Louis withont change of Cars, without change « Three fine all-steel 1 leave St. Louis at hours— From Uni 9:03 am 2:00 9:18am 2:15 Chicago Derroit Toledo Every travel convet Through sere om pom &. on Wabash trains. ith one Car to Car ; pote includes— Ask us for lowest | Portian rd infor mato Ti. We — about routes ar atti prove valuable an Wabash Ticket Of; 328 N. Broadway (Corner Lo ke Also at Union Station and Delmar Aw 3 oe FM -Nally, Division Passenge: Agent. 1495 Railway Excha PRailwai - bal -_ . CEN -HARDWI = MAIL AND 811-813 r ORDERS —t — SPECIAL SALE ON > RATC FORD ACCESSORIES | STEWART SPEEDO METERS. tUT-OUc Ts— FORD HE \DLIGHT TAINS—S ef «ellid «tre! "eed handie: *—orr ial SPADING FORK «th etree. <- LAWN FERTILIZER 7 isp the thme te renew the soll and wih « sr, iesnriamt aren for the sorime TP GANS ae a he HYDRATED tip. — ‘pound Soret meting wok 'y IS Gt! Ve offer SHEEP FERTILIZER wale at ten ns 50 hie eal — “onde 8. Fer ¢ a the time te ow them: S180 Penning’ Gikeson 69< White Cl STEEL PRUNING tancr mers | SHEARS §* 30c ; ~*+ ~~ - best setiers 2% grade. superior quality Watches Fe ~~ time accurac? 4 = cood value sad ‘we ance you pat -—e tively caanet — i

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. a acai ar . si ad : ’ * pink aie a cs LT ALE EMELINE EEN RS BME BAT EEL ORE ROR 3 FRIDAY, ‘ a > , ) | , ceone BMARCH 6, 1926. = Tie Laity PusT-DISPATCH sates bhai 7000 MORE CIT: Circulation than BOTH other evening — COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ol oe eS a to EEE a ae ci_edeieeeteeeeeee a a eee - ——— — > et ee ee tee - eee - A te en i eran _ ~~ _ STS aoe ee ee ee 2 eee ’ EX. ST, Louis REALTY. MAN SUED | OFTIS ¢ Theater Leasc wsleniied (ennai: The case has sven be- ’ plated te ng | fore the courts for nearly two ave. March 3. =~ Maurice! years, and in the appeal stage wa nis, - ag 8 paedt’s right to five years’ ex- | Jecided twice in Maurice's fav Or} IN FLORIDA BY FIRM HERE of bis famous mother's paige mem in the city’s favor. The a * stare emo Asked to Pay ‘ ete : naq | cecision settles his right to operate ebts of $60,000 to Subdivision : EIGHTH renege —e He. on the unk ipality owned the theater for three years more! Concern for Which He Worked. and Shenandoah—De Baliviere and Waterman oe mamed 1 her honor was under the terms given by the city Harry E. Prettyman, former St. b Imar—U nion al d ernon —Ta lor D ; -) c S re: t € A 7 y and elmar ‘ sterday by the Court of to the great tragedienne. | tout al estate opera or, now in Es ee EST’D ‘ ; the subdivision business in Tampa, | | HAMS | pe Fla., is defendant in a $60,000 suit | | = ’ filed recently in Federal (¢ ‘ . . . 14 ies @ Tampa by the ye Pignir The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World }], yal quality Ham; compare a | | | Realty Co. of St. Louis. Pretty- | yf o | ith today’s market value; 4 4 : f ) ; Ee prior to his departure from | | "4 Olive Street nd average; at every Con- 4 a % i Lh. aoe St. Louis in 1923, was sales agent | | oR DIIG owe a. ether oar et en ae hole or half Ham; Ib.... _”- . for “Pennsylvania Park,” a sub- | W , 3 | = division near Pennsylvania avenue | e Give We Give | , | = and Clayton road, in Richmond | and Redeem and Redeem ; 3, | ? | Heights. | AD’S SPECIALTY STORE vse ol swine’ Sela Dias | \Eagle .Stamps Eagle Stamps a a1 Leading 409 Food Store . Ad , Master and attorney for the realty | rie. Diarnond’s Guaranteed. —“"{=__ : Locust ‘ h St ; “a company, stated that the suit was |! rn oe ee) - See ak eee om eae CASH © R CREDIT WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH _ _CHAS. F. LEVY, Pres. 9 Chocolate Layer Cake; special....._. | ' cured debts of Prettyman to the! Aimond-Filled Stollen............, niles : Wabash through service extends ‘company which were unsettled | LOFTIS Invites You to Open a Charge Account. You s Braunschweiger Liver Sausage; Ib.. ‘ westward to the Pacific Coast | when their relations were severed. | Will Find it G t C | a aS ay 0 he In ntro wc 0 i€ h Sardines; % cans.............. 22) ace Sa a esses » La ede aeheb udhouc tc coteurt a Great Convenience all Through the Year bese es a connect . Louis with m las nt 01 c | rp Dmsene Gite vise: Rs Bi eo wha: | neice vi a ; es 4 ju S 4 ore | L eget mpprclory Se i | The purchase of a Valuable, Genuine Diamond, fine Watch, hand- | © Grapefruit; heavy and juicy; 2 for. j Wab eck from St. Louis C ath, at 2 a > yas and tOwns | ielets RS p Blend os ay "gpa | ee Silversrare, etc., is not an everyday occurrence—it | 1 wichont Cars,}| Without Change Of Cars. res P. Bland, a St. Louis | 1] is an “Event” long anticipated and long remembered. Such a pur- |] | a 7 . | oe of £ ae Sadie rator, in e i ie chase lasts a lifetime, is handed down to the ‘next in line, Ti and 8 a | ! includes — : : on of “Oldsmar,” a 700-acre | City Three fine all-steel trains toKansas City | ha? a ae mee icine should carry the prestige of an old established, reliable house, nd? ; panes y eras : bh . | Subdivision at Tampa, which city | with a guarantee that is backed by years of satisfactory service et ee > { Se ssoines "pst ne ouls at these convenient a now rset tegelie . ss ddaees| to the public. Such is the HOUSE OF LOFTIS, founded nearly | Prui ry I 10Uurs-~ |! boom. In the past he has directe¢ three-quarters of a century ago, and today the largest of i eer- e , | , y the larg of its kind and ch r are ee of nena Waters” — Front Usskes Meeition several] subdivision promotions fn in the world. 5 : S, dozen, 35; case, | a | St. Louis. edium, doz, $2.75; case : Denver 9:03 am 2:00 10:30 | Compare our merchandise, compare our Quality and Prices, hes ’ “a pm ™m WE od Large, dozen, $4.75; case, Salt a Racriered Vasvics®. ~ Pp ‘CITY CLUB’ . DUES. DOUBLED | You will realize that you get more than your money's worth from , . a . rane | — nora From Delmar Ave. Station * . ge ied | LOFTIS. This is vouched for by thousands of satisfied customers Nee t rhe! rn he ot ep an 6s ncrease Does Not ect Members | in every state in the Union. You are invited to come in and get | — Ee I ‘ ea 9:18 am 2:15 pm 10:47 pm Under 30 Years of Age. acquainted and let us show you our exquisite Diamond-set Solid PAA | ’ . ~ efrol The dues of the City Club here- | Gold and Platinum Jewelry—direct importations NTMI ee” ~ -DISPATCH its the only St. 4 , i ; | ; Se etvine Sood’ Bess —— pth ong Toledo ’ Every travel convenience is to be found (after will be $60 a year, twice the | , ey ) i] Though sereice from c. on Wabash trains. ‘rate prevailing hitherto, except \ii \ r he Lihnebil eran } Louis wit one Tar to Var 7 : : that members under 30 years’ of ‘ \A - Sm ms f | change enroute includes — Ask us for lowest fares and freetravel | age will continue to pay $30 a| \\\i | | Q 1 a information. We will give you facts | year. For members under 30, the | Ws hit LL a 6h 5 i Se ee 3 : me 2ecomia b ? a linitiation fee hereafter will be $590 ~~ ME vay i t about routes and faresthatwill | in | S Fala | Seattle prove valuable and save you money instead of the present uniform fee! ' ot [2 my ,. Zz and Window Demonstration of the New tt ’ "| of $100. . \ Sear Pe : Ww ; , Slhe doubling of the dues, tor ce | Coil Spring Daven ort Bed Suites | (om) ’ | abash Ticket Office members over 30, was voted at a, 328 N. Broadway (Corner Locust St.) members’ meeting yesterday, after | 2 ss , , : officers of the club had set forth | f Alsoat Union Station and — — Station ithe financial requirements. It isi|f} Nw & / 7 . 99 } 4 on all members at the end of 1924. | eee Diamond Ring Diamond Ring : ‘ rr ae | Blue White, on TS . Thread w orkers Vote to Strike. | derfully brill lian Beautiful Blue-White One brilliant Blue- The very latest mat mpeg in dual-purpose Livi ing-Room Suites—comfortable, deep spring up- 7 WILLIMANTIC, Conn., March 6. ||| 2iamor?-, er Diamond. Ring is ® White ,, Diamond, holstered pieces with a great hidden convenience, a coil spring bed. The davenport bed, club | | Operatives of the Willimantic (¥hGeld. with Balla Solid 18-k. White le rag Boies. pore and mye ape chair are “ large, well de signed and covered with choice velour. Loose i ; a , Th te Gol 70 asKe 1O il- ol} 8-k, hi branch of the American Thread Co. | sa Bs , a led Gold, basket mount od. heatititulke cusnions on a ree pieces, See it uae ‘voted last night to go on ‘strike I8-k, White Gold. a and = en- ,next Monday in protest against the | bbe pop a i" 6S TT e | 10 per cent wage reduction which | vi tear Also 875. $125 $ 50 ad E Railway a RS eT LY) 13712 j There are 2500 operatives in the . plant : it is said that two-thirds ro agua A is deine 4 Ane SOQ te SI6C0 settee ie | i: ] WP = CENTR f 4 | Wi Ze B - \ , a HARDWARE COMPANY —_ > | a “Colette” th “Patti” . M cy ie | 4 8i 1 -8i1 3 N. J | TH ST. | Diamond Ri Diamond WH arilyn ' ——-— _ Bluc-White Yi Diamond Lai MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS—-CALL CENTRAL 4400—WE DELIVER | Diamond Ring S : k. Blue-W) — . | Solid 1%- ! ite : > F or You * | SPECIAL SALE ON RATCHET BRACE | __ BEEN FISHIN’ YET? White Diamond; | : | SPLIT BAMBOO FLY RODS Biue-White Dia-! PAOE. PIA Re - FORD ACCESSORIES - a coe ar $1.98 mond. Ring is Solid }8-k White (sold, me ce pian oe Pc. 2-Tone Wain Se caadl” wewaniee aghibe ye 3 Cc. x one u 8 the Diamond. $67. 30 $269 | $25 ee oe Arrange ‘Your Own Terms ; ves ING LINE — : , » f pty 7 . —_ | yards... 39c . & a | MINNOW ‘ ~ “ae *& |A sturdy dependable Brace with in- | BICKETS —« WHITE GEMS ARE ? NOW : | aeed sore one. ully $1. = | near $2. 65 ORDINARY , com | Suite EXTRA SPECIAL § 25 $7 CASH _ $125 VALUE ~ $5 A MONTH This is positively the biggest bargain we have ever offered in bedroom furniture. Three beau- tiful pieces—bed, dresser and chest of drawers in two-tone{combination walnut. You couldn't EXPANSIVE BITS 2 FLIES AND ePrice RSA large job lot assortment. Special, | : ME riko cake chicka begins - buy this Suite at this price if we hadn’t made a lucky purchase! & AND GREASE | STEEL CASTING ROD—With double q Pe ee. cork grip and agatine $1 98 old HE. ADI IGHT RE- : _ | gulde and tip. Special. ..... ° ‘ Value of heavy gauge All dard k > » | A WEEK Adjusted 17 Ruby : eee FORK solid copper; Re 1 gee berry r Wrist Watch.. Solid | SS sete elean “ae Sede - oo A bi S f and pphire Jewels complete with ] i-k Whit (7Old:; rf Jewels.) Our prices are lower than others for apes ination wainut uite . — and di ity. We price, in Sa lid; special. Special $18. 75 "No Grade, Guaranteed Merchandise. this group, oblong extension ta le, long fet and six WA T CH ES RAGING ER IEE, coated 21 seated chairs in true Queen Anne design. An excellent oppor- of solid steel with strong. sea- $3 95 White Gola me F / re a es a ae rist ee Jewels tunity to refurnish the dining room at quite da saving. ® Watches, xtra special values at | ILLINOIS “CAPITAL [HS fisrscss “= We offer this tron special for this SHEEP FERTILIZER eale at less than the price of the Be 30c 8" 50c see oso”... $8.85 a STEEL GRASS SEED at TS . PRUNING Fancy stock. Grass seed; new, fresh. : | fhe met WEARS | 5, 30 ine 85C in $1.35 | siecially iited burners ive an intenn bine flame at a minimum npening Shears. 69 White Clover, SRR ES 69c 3 cas consumption; «pecial $2.95 ow “a $15 and up. jONLY $3 1 50 @. LAWN FERTILIZER It is th si" gee -" $35 Oak Dressers Extra Special— Pe . . i Medi 6. cone the aoil and with a per “eontrol é ee ae aya stg oe - . Pras ttsuriant lawn for the Spring |} AT CANNOT CET TO Coue, |[ | gravels factory mill ends? 10% sauare “Shelltone” Toilet Set 19.75 Blue, Grey, White Enamel a HIDRATED LIME |) IF CANNOP CAUSE A FIRE Loree oe — $1.45 : Three-drawer Dressers of - hg 0- pound iT SAVES TS COST IN | a ith wl n mir - * 29c wast-¢ 89c CURRENT large size w swinging IT IN GUAKANTERD FOR LIFE |] | GAS HOT PLATES ror. Well made of oak, gold- en finish. Very unusual! value. wz 7 iF ahd iy. All of the leod- ing makes side a carload pdt of — fine - at a real sa the est Gas Rahep ben St. s. They come in blue, sonably priced. gray or white enamel, have large side oven, broiler and four- burn- 4, HR re¢-white Dia- ld and green BRS — vic > ¥ 4 are ad . . , » ° igat- Special House Paint Hamilton No, 992-21 Jewels. Adsus — ALL-WHITE id ye ee od to & woattions.. cle-iled $55 $4 Cash—$3a Month ., cooking top. : KITCHEN SINK purchase en a3.year guaranteed Cate Wo “4 : bles us to =F . : > ' ~ti , it t ~ nk a Aqdiuste .) maitio 5s. (s0iG- absolute sat- ss 1] Teste OF cubwhite porcelata, with Mah - minds rik See alpides ore’ aft (te) Dees, seciee, Cole: GU $55.00 Porcelain-Lined 4 th wide apron all around, as Hiads«- “ : standard size: “Antoinette , Ky ' R mand 21 Jewels. 8 ibe “f + ele ne spi sat aaier : trated. empiete with solid brass | a Se me atdaved-edare patter: Hand mir- cape’y nace ro 40 hours one wind- er WITH you ese hign-g °. supe For ax er aad beaey wanes. ¥ wr manu fa¢- ror lc he veled plate. Size of cass ing Gold-filled 20-year guar- $55 _ - an . ' turer at ha : l xilx4 inches. Fae ‘7 rase see @ewesenveaeen t . specially priced for this sale the regular | $33. 50 EASY CREDIT TERMS Ref ri era or have all the desirable col- $ .50 29: a. Sere ee ee ee Waich Our Store Windows for Special Bargains ES ree ea . Old jewelry repaired and $25 Chiffoniers $12.95 $39.75 ‘ LHGs, IF DESIRED. ARF EXTRA | i 3 me REE BOS eS A ane j Watches repaired. Diamonds remou tn ceeniane ae PEE —~j Bend for a copy of our new Extra-Fine Paint Brush Femodeled. Designs and egtimates for special aerator 1008 ane : d i that are GUAR- “ 7 d j of Plumb- 43. inches wide: clear. long briaties, Call or write fod Catalog 94 Phone Bell, Main 9: oOo! - Four-drawer Chiffoniers are Genuine, guarantee ice savers. ANTERD. a ror ; 3 > head Meatine gp See vulcanized in robber. 69c sal ae at] aa “ft ceanah enderocioed Easily cleaned fon wipe at te stn : Sing an Sperin t ou at a china dis y ve avil OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9:30 P. M.; purchase and go to y heavily wholesale price. Golden oak nickeled wire shelves, improved | . TILL 6:30. - | 7 . nd are real val : 314 N. Sixth 3 “2 : NTRAL HARDWARE CO.., 81 1 813 N. Gth St. | OTHER DAYS : y with _— m — m ater pena oon va oe a hn ~ vo o~ «4 - +

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KORA A a : elt » x , - A Bi 9 . 5 : ick . “a sa aa ett nile ne ad +e : 7 dks rere “ F . : * oe is Spee . 4 ae stil ot pew a s. De . 6 te . 2 age ve ‘ 3 : ees " Sis: f . ect pane x , ™ ‘ i sas . nan . Pr : Sala - , , . ie we didi q ae . wr ls eos ine. “ai 4 fey . eee ‘ tig . ye , : (fT ee, Be > in > 7 a, eee 2 aa “ae 7 went 4 eres “vr ada ig ba ¥ ‘ = inet has ai Ai aoe ee # Ps? - : , . 7 . - “ ¥ y re ae tte sas : » firey 40 yi ae. Decent eae ‘ , - ; we denn a . 5a SO Be? «ga =e a Rn rT at Pm ike ; eee tal a ht > ~ © * : 4 * ~ . egeernre?* The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circuiation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMB d ee STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH More Popular Daily "SALADA rE A. al neil aan ; ' Bsié ' is demanded by more tea-users every day, w cellence of this delicious ble hich proves the ex- nd. A. vedic receiving ewvwttit. Phene- ph and radic.. bh complete... and both in one. Ready to put is eur living reom. wed speaker, batteries and serial. Complictelyv iuetalied, no eXk- tra Thi combined pkonegraph and radio im one com- pect cabinet tn 8 ® straeor dinary valse. Come and wee it, Divided inte pay- ments te anit your convenicence. A handsome (on- Home Entertainment Combined at Moderate Cost ——— 1), R FRAUDS OVERLA KE SHINGLES ghii es Against Dis- aughiin Argues Ase" P & missing Suit Attacking RKe- organization Plan. Laughlin cf toga 4 4a> - of New }¢ ron ii, See organization . ' poration, % | 4 150 Radio and Phonograph Combined and Complete ¢ Grimm NINTH and WASHINGTON SIXTEENTH a A ATI ot , nd CASS PECIALS At the Home of the Dough Boy Dough Saver STRAIGHT RAZORS Gon steel blade. Will not pull or scratch. up to $5.00. SPhCLIAL Kasy to handle. Set GOGGLES Wealeworth Army Fine for motorists and Coggtics. OVER Heavy weight bilge Overalls. \ eee mechanics, Complete in b4¢ gom)] make and mmal case—a real value a they Inst Pe DS buy for only _—_——— as LOOK! ARM OVERCOATS Genuine Army Weel flwercests that leock lke new. Get ene new nd weer it next Win- ser ices hia. PAIRS... ! SHOES = shoe bargains. All at rock bottom prices - Garrison Army Shoes and high-grade Kussets, only. . Other Shoes, for work or dres«, as low as $1.85 4s ee ell Buy them NOW. Big Sc Values. pie...... Oe BLUESHIRTS| bvery have ene. TWO-WAY PLUG FOR FLOOR LAMPS should Pocket Knives Two Dlades. Stag hanidic. Will make somebody 49¢ ) Monkey Wrenches \ practical 6-inch tool that we are offering at the low price of 39¢ Khaki Just the thing to play in. to wear out. While they last s for Boys Hard $1.45 Jersey Gloves beers LR 19° Riding Breerhes tray whipeerd; very Teed arP.. eLAL $3.95 ee and yy 4 7 - I ("4 re Lib’ Sire > via Ke Te . j j . > s a substitute for t Hie said he wou'd rest his case oa : - 018 pial . ATtor! et’ ‘ } tte i. . . ° LOOK 1} , } at 6 at (A Bebiu Pi ing to have the ¢« ams, da! # twee D! motion on aris ue SUBE 23... cannot commit tise he said. “Any plan pr be scrutinized, ani the court n see that all] intere=ts are dealt wit! - . —™* is ‘ : ‘fairly end equitab’y.” He took t! ' matter under advisement. In the suit, La‘tshlin’s cHents J. B. Teowning of Middiep and FR. C. Delbridge of Hilisher County. Fila.. United ] stockho'ders. It contains a : a an sen @ f - - er ‘ Tr an SCCOoOuUn OR ;romM ors anj reorganigalion colmmil.es DRY AGENTS RAID ROOM AT KANSAS CITY CLUB They Seize large Quantities of Whisky, Cha-npaign and Gin, Stored Previous Day. ss 1 > eQUuOo?P, Large cass were in = * corner ine dress: r draws - + ; OL € TS é business r FISHIN i ey | Deninhar e Cur inting Club, De uis and Riple Cour sper men, and headed br John > Aus 1 Edmund W. Wambaug’ ux Ll Ai oert ~*~. Dex? oo ‘ ~* > s* 3 fFFOnR ID AG . "om station & or ivr ° . I cific Railroad Plan Wilson Birthpiace Memorial. By the Agsostated Pre«« STAUNTON, Va... March 6 Steps have been taken t rea! national Weedrew Wilsen bir Wa MoOrts t « : ° a co : ss Pe ripanen?t nre- were Go. + | k, Mo. Fron BOY CAVE HUNTER HOME AG craneed ae she ¢ Father Yrom Poplar Bluff. Richard J. Ralls, 12-year-old son | of Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. FRaus, 2339 Dalton avenue. who was missing from home since Feb. 25. Homesick Youth Telecraphed His ) was brought back,from Popla . hae sluff yesterday by his fa railway rnail. clerk. Prompted by accounts of the death of Floyd Collims in Sand Cave, Kentucky, Richard started out from his home to have a ‘ook there piers TTT Essex “6” Coach $979 DELIVERED ST.LOUIS they |Wednesday he got homesick and | sent a telegram to his pirents. DAW SON OPTICA L CO. : ; Don't of -at Cliff Cave, near Jefferson Bar- | of racks. On the way he met youth who knew all about caves and they walked as far as Bis- .4... 9. Fa aw ee a ae ee BUYS 3000-ACRE TRACT > di? tin a : ms . St. Louis DIAMOND | za | Values Doing the largest-wo!l- ume of Diamond busi- ness in St. Louis gives us a buying poWer be- yond all competition. This, coupled with our foreign buying connec- tions, enables us to offer St. Louis’ greatest Dia- mond values. > > > . > = “een =a “equipped repair shop. All Work «.uaranteed We Call for and Deliver verandt €lectric Company Successors to Frank Adam iectric Shop 904 PINE STREET ADVE&TISEMENT St. Louis Music Lovers ? Will Enjoy Grand Opera True lovers of fime music will : | enjoy three performances of Grand ra this week given by the & feago Civie Upera Company. h performance will comprise artist of national reputation. Upholstered furniture from the Prafrock - Litton Co. faetory, Pourth and St. Charlies Sts. has a national reputation for its excel- leace -and this high-grade furvi- ture is available to you at sensi- ble prices. Today and tomorrow a three-piece mohair suite is offered as iow as $190. => _- b | =S tric Washers, Sewing Ma- = chines, Vacuum Sweepers, Elec- © tric Irons, Fans, Curling Irons, a Motors or any Electrical . Appli- Psance quickly put in running order ~ by the experts in our completely nT | We'll Pay . Your Debts ‘ We'll show you how to _- group all those worrisome debts intoone and then pay it all off in easy monthly or MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Saturday we offer you this nationally known Elgin 17-jewel Watch at the lowest price we've ever seen! Fully guaranteed time- keeper, handsomely cased. Try to equal this I’ 4 as 2"s me = ih Saturday, you get these beautiful tonneau shape genuine Wrist Watches at the lowest price of the year! Guaranteed 16- jewel movements in hand- some engraved cases. Compare this value at ’ $11.75! MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Elgin at $21.75! = paige ae — J + 2 > ta ot : ae Ti :. 4 LL WS = 3 Hull 16-Jewel Wrist Watch $198 World famous | High-grade jew- eled movement. MAKE YOUR MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS! See this wot Excellent time- O Term =, E _ mone, —_* i ° wa 2 Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street AD REE DAYS’ : 2. F 1, i tk f . t ; | a1! . a J iu E i tf lt —that lify the previow > ance. Electrical “: ‘Appliance the rea j > securift tion to ayo entire | Wilhel: Not t ing thi voiced ‘ye ot (Chambe | for a oe sert th withdra A tur which | borders not rer their e) The . willingr ment ¥ put bef and = be | from a ders bs Chance changes } through | But < the Ha’ ‘mier F ; Interna changes Germ Serving the Home Electrically Since 1&S8¢. support | SE ee _powert can re prestige Britain ticipa: ' Coowrtg P-ubisn PARE . tie patio amet. Presider of the vernr CuUsa&ing ‘posed ss Herriot. beriain matier ‘ versatio: It is ‘ain «ex! limitatico cruisers fixed by ference. Chambe Tr the As PARI: [League can he britieah <« ne of ft Hierriot s ber ain, f‘omorre’ naturali: : Ques" on [he .eag Adler sec Ori rould |} - +, Yas e Pre ct pet lies ail far Gres ‘oe gte demands tion of t {The G tirnmate«i if it ent cu- Beigt teed.

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gh > ; : az . ie 2 hi ODE RE OE on Ma 2 ORE: a gare hae em Soe mt Sgt ? ec pee EL eT LER Oa ee ee b i > %3 J r ) hi lone ite Js, sul ger ey xs 2 ceili, ih isi 2a Make CVE iY ici 4 ~— a — -— Powe ne mee we we = . - —-_.- , TRIDA 7. | 3 — —~ me rererarenneren omarion nner ooecpecccpcnereeenpnchiondemenastocmencseone : | —— : : = = =— —_ i a ‘a ser ect op : ADVERTISEMEN |German participation. The position the publication of the inter-allied doubt as to whether it would be which he said “might be the start- of 3: ci (ea See eee Ti aaa . Ss — Sy patoe ee | is further complicated by the fact!contro!l commissiivn’s case against! advisable to publish the control ing point for real recovery of the where.” Why worry with Old res C ee MORE PIMPLES | that a minority of the British Cab-; Germany and had expressed the! commission's report. European situation.’ . : \inet is said to support the French strongest opposition to a defensive | The most important point fn his| “The common enemy in Europe,” | )"™ i S$ 00 ' SON OPTI . 10 GS view. | pact with France, and Belgium!speech, however, was his cordial| added the secretary, “is the sense” Keep Your HOw Car New | - Pama 4 ; Down ‘ — \ 616 Pine ’ G teed ¢ It is understood that Lord Bal-/|alone, which, he declared, would!reception of the German proposals, — . : oS is . f 0 four, with the concurr e oft the: divide Europe into two armed Street tygarex Is Guarantee wee rence of the | {urop ert ADVERTISEMENT | | . ST vour Skin Cabinet, has drafted a pact, but ap-|camps. He also outlined the pub- -_—_— ——— = . s the best quality on your J F (ear a parently nothing decisive has been/| lished versions of the German se- Treated One with Pp me — "ai ) = ' . bd Mer the embarrassment done, for Chamberlain was careful/curity proposals, including the | MEN WANTED Week FREE _—— = — :. i ie at suiler tne as to explain that ho was not going!right to refer disputed questions , | ' an | AS) ai | Don ntly pimples or skin erup- | to. propose-any definite plan-to 4| Who need and desire the know}. Shot | breathing Makes the First Finish Last ; .) A | mF te ws Easiest Terms on Balance. . Good for of unsigy th ay , ‘concerning Germany’s eastern fron- |] edge of Accounting. Production, Shott | brea Bring this ad in ti lara paggd contin |Herriott, the French Premier, but!tier and similar problems to the Sales and Adveriising. These hours. swelling reduced in afew days, reg- AUTHORIZED SERVICE $1.00 on opening acconnt, | : leasantly. Restore your ‘would sound Fre Naw , . Fat bono ae’ arhitr . studies given under the direction inte he liver. kidaeys, stomach and heart. Sa natural, radiant loveli- seeps | | nch views. League of Nations for arbitration. |] oe experts and the opportunity |) ted the Ulood. strengthens the entire SUNKEL & VOYCE CHORLINS TIRE CO. ; RP Ee isher wl ‘ aria t 1} Lat nv thee ix yourw at the actual cost of svete Write for free tria reatment. KINGSHIGHWAY AT SHAW on Washi Ki - skin ° ° ‘, 10 opened the Chamberlain did not deny these Pea Ae NGS ; 2233-55 ngton ness. eo T5-cent jar of Insists That Rhine Be Evacs! gepate for the J.iberals, demanded particulars, but expressed some AE Se eR pene Eee mS yg DROPSY Pi age on WR ee lL Oculiste’ simply buy one iswv-cent J ——— — — pt. 4 a =~ , — Prescriptions i. ex Cream. Follow the simple ° ‘ pesarseesy Wis. Dene” Mercirex doesn’ uated and Continues Ex | ‘our skin -free it entisly ° t Cessions saa Lanes : a - avery annoying eruption— ceptions to Pas Duplicated. © for } d ist will return your . | rugets: i : Lowest Prices. or ! your You don’t take any risk. of Her Territory Mane discomfort. Mercirex 1s not oe oe =S SS n immediate withdriwal from ¢ 0o- »} ' F & ” | tt. . logne and the Rhine. rea es | e C t r ] C a Although the German Foreign! an é “a Office started the movement fu “—- Stas an security agreement, it is follov ing bd . os . . oo. e I | of lance the reaction with the utmost cat. Bey p tion. Every effort is being mod to avoid the appearance that the le te a al gs. J Ba entire initiative came from ihe , ewe ers , am Call Us | Wilhelmstrasse. | Not the least factor in mottva’ Doing the largest vol- re Central ing this attitude is the openly ume of business of any | 3454 voiced suspicion of Great Brita}. single credit jewelry + oa It is feared Foreign Secretary : store in St. Louis will [ea 3455 ' Chamberlain will use the Germans quickly decide for. you i \ 3456 | for a security accord and then de- ( 5 = \ that we must offer a 1; Sam |sert them when they press fcr ( ~~ : re service, fairness in eal- i a | 4 withdrawal from Cologne. . az ing and valuc-giving® at -_ | og A further formula must be found 7, deserves it! 3 va —, ~§% which retains the present eastern , : | Many St. Louigans : th borders of Germany and yet does Spring O enin ) consider it a_ privilege ‘Ww _— ee not renounce Germany's claim to p g that they are able to ee ie { iy sieunee -3 | their extension. Se : in the greatest store oO x : : ‘ The Reich already has signified { S | S$ S d - its kind in the country. peelectric Washers, Sewing Ma-) vjinoness to satel Ses an agree-) aie tarts atur ay : If you don’t know | > chines, Vacuum Sweepers, Elec- | nent with Poland whereby the Aronberg’s — get ac- @- tric Irons, Fans, Curling Irons, Aispute betwken shecGed auald: be! ‘) ™ Motors or any Electrical Appli- ; : ; : put before the international court | mance quickly put in running order. 2 th ts j ) | ind both nations would refrain | beds ¢ experts in Our complete y from any attempt to change bor-| ‘ | “yequipped repair shop. ders by military conquest ic 3 — ; pa All Work «.uaranteed quainted, Free Souvenirs ry ? iki sale you have been Walting for ry | = : rhe Federal Department Stores tion of the Annual Spring Opening Original Outfit Plan! y SS SS Chancellor Luther's hope that such changes may be accomplished | through court hearings. But dispatches from Paris qucte We Call for and Deliver rf : . % tu at Fe a «. f #4 @ True lovers of fine musie will 'Copvright, 1925. by the Press and fn)‘:7e i u n ee as . ge ¥ ( 4 is “enjoy three performances of { rrand bub ishing os ; Ma Ae w York Worid ( d ié uj § d =e oe N : ang the ®ost-Disnatch " ° i & Shh this week given by the PARIS, March 6.—Frenth par- 7} | Dress up for Spring—wear new appare] Peeeeweeigo Civic Opera Company. fi ticipation in the proposed disarm , at the very heejnn} re Si) Bech performance will c | ' / DeFInnINg of the season: : ‘7 : + per ormance Wii com prise ament conference, if called by You don't ad h 9 . Nn; ’ 7 iy @tists of national reputation, President Coolidge, is said to be one b= 00 Let the ready cash— 0a ress, a alr 2 | Upholstered furniture from the of the points on which the British abet ort buys 7 Our complete : K\ of Shoes and Hose ' Fp a ~ a ty, Rie ~— national reputation for its excel- posed security pact with Premier vet paid Com lence—and this high-grade furni- Herriot. Foreign Secretary Ch e&b pald. wae : Wire 1s available to you at sensi- | beriain is expected to raise this No need to wait—attend our Spring opening sale Sat- | ae urday and get a complete outfit from head to foot for only $5.00 down. We will gladly trust youm—pay the balance in small casy convenient payments to suit Es ble prices. Today and tomorrow a matter tomorrow during his con- 7 three-piece mohair suite is otfered versation with the ky ench Premier. oa as low as $190. It is understood also that Lrit- mf m/ ain expects France to agre your own convenience, Pay every week—evecry two _—erer ‘ " —- limitation of submarines iizit weeks or cvery nfonth to sult yourself, {4 cruisers and air forces on the wasis - a . fixed by the first Washington con | We'ul Pay | eve. | ae ; | | | a our e ts Chamberlain and Herriot to Confer Tomorrow. ~~ * a * SoS lt we offer you this nationally as SF By the associated Press. n+ gin 17-jewel Watch at the lowest | We'll show you how to PARIA March 6.—Whether the iS { | me ya ever seen! Fully guaranteed time- a up all those worrisome League of Nations’ securil! ee SALE OF COATS , ated wes andsomely cased. Try to equal this i bts intoone andthen pay can be #0 | hanged ps to & — V. be , , talias i enahed @ _ ital oft in easy monthly or brit yen — — ™ . " “ / rhe Federal is positively the only i : Fie Ge ie Abned Chas: store in St. Louis that can offer oe... y payments. Herriot’s talk with Austen Cham such a sale. All styles—all models— smart and individually or in combina- tion with an outfit. See these wonderful specials on credit at rf i ial Lo * ber’ain, British Foreign. Secretary, 3 . an ompany romorrew. This. it is exp ected, will 714 Chestnut Street naturally bring to the for: the 362 ‘ lie 1000 Men’s >) SWB" question of Germany's adnission to te a RENE Tne ieague. Visa e8 8 AE: . * Adherence of the Reicl » such ™— ‘ee \ Consistin of ADVERTISEMENT | 6 Mage sgt ( J ae ‘g L security pact outside the league V, 50 H C y would be regarded with indifier- ? y | — wy a ence by Line bore The i. ( 5 vernment, { a - t Vas said bs a person close to SS \\2-PANT SUIT > [ / TOPCOAT f the Premier. In a fuur-cornered 4 | | pact between Germany and the al- | : 1} , lies all would depend upon how a t 2 wae oe far Great Britain would go in order al | . oe 17-J. Thin if 5 | to give France the tranquility she | . ——- © | | it demands as a condition for evacua- HELBROS ; bs * tion of the Cologne zone > OUTFIT SALE OF DRESSES Here is another great special! Moy them individually or in combl- SS / \ \ t/ 7 ~ ° / . KA / \ nation with your outfit! Beautiful new ex- 95 a The German Governme >. . i } 2 pe lusive Spring stilos—amazing values at this Be Ghor; ; timated it will ask as e \ TR / = 85 ' is c coughs and persistent colds fit a ae seael i eee er ras ( ’ \ P , A icaneimenieainell «nsational, m“ver-beforc-offered low price! > ¥ . ’ . sa i . 3 . _ sa” >? 4 _ ‘ if t«h ii ' ‘ al | . i @ to serious lung trouble. You can eo-Beleian fruatiers ve gu r 7 lie: fa4 Come Saturday. ot ee b oo be eee ees —— : them now with Creomulsion, an | if i . : , \ i’ ' — . ' : ed creosote that is pleasant to The Fret a said. woud ( ENSEMBLES |{[ SHOES The popular Easemble Salts a¢. Leule’ eriginal credit —weornm e«lther a= a eeat or stere effers vyeeH dress! PMasy credit terms at values on easy rT at | 2 os : ’ ic | f : mulsion rilliee Sows medica be giad to get rid o » burden of with twofold action; it soothes , and he’ the infiamed membranes and occupation if they receive ample ae Smart looking World famous nds practical. | timekeeper in igh-grade jew- handsome en- led movement. | graved case. MAKE YOUR | MAKE YOUR | guarantee, but unless Germany ; Of all Erne : comes to an understanding with ee own drugs, creosote is rec- Poland, France cou'” - consent f $5. all for ent, 7 tt Medical fraternity asthe | sae “etnewasions if ding thé | : ee ing agency for the treat- | © te > acne ie te OWN TERMS! OWN TERMS! of chronic ake and colds and | Castern frontier of ou ) Othe ' fixed by the Versailles treaty. —— sera of throat and lung troubles. *; ms ; 4 UT : France, it is asserted, is determined ® contains, in addition ta N R i. ¢, other healing elements which "° ‘° abandon her aily, Poland ew e ar fe «68d heal the inflamed mem- ~ a Sr a “cnn eal — Maen ‘ —/ 4 &PAIR SHOES | $5 Down stop the irritation and in- Chamberlain Throws Little Light on Negotiations. n, while the creosote goes on (} ‘Wrist ® the Stomach, is absorbed i h LONDON, March 6.—-The speech | ' r4 rist is absor into the ' “en oy “ange : ry Watches aes ine cast of the: trouble | OS Menor Foreign Affaire, in the ) ik Just picture them, men! And rest assured that v4. A ‘ e eT a 0 tary ior ‘orei gn A1tairs, i ie ‘ . / : : | cae ae EOS 00 | en, ahmtaanienih eaten Oil ’ you will find a style, color and pattern her Tal See this or 1 | > Gromulsion is guaranteed gatisfac- | 'ittie to ght up the obscurity sur- J will appeal to you. $5.00 down is all you / } $ Gerth 'v toe PAU) Mines ected ao eta ee wipey' the balance while you wear i 416 N. SEVENTH ST. if Soanay oe counted asthma, catarrnal | Pact Of securn, ee 7 S £ . PA aap, . ~~ : . Matter of bow lon stand- arises from the opposing rjsiisaA — — — —— — — a —— rs : PS Bt relieved after taking eccerd- | end Prenen: views, “Hapend con- C] Me, We. Wee Ele “ea ~e™=a <= rections. Ask your druggist. | Siders that Germany should be 2 p—~ -_ ll le —_ i ~_ ma Co., Atlanta, Ga. _party-to the pact. France opposes | uuu | — ne —

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4” =e, Dae ; FRIDAY, ,_ | March 6. 1: Be ° . FRIDAY. 4 - | , ) SPATCH alone has MORE CITY Cir culation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MARCH 6 i9e5. Monae ee seus POSTIGPATOH The Daily POST 9 g newspap : wes We ne nl gee ea ROIS A TERT set ea | driver, id the boy ran from be- ADVERTISEMENG. — a a ee a SAI F (| PONFISCATED GIRL TELEPHONE OPERATOR i tween te the boy ran saonet — p i e rae tee BADLY HURT WHEN HIT BY AUTO the curb, into the path of his car. C. Saad Fe ea MA File bbe: ms 40 |At the City Hospital, the boy was _ Miss Florence Finke, 16 years! found to have suffered interna) in- 806 OLIVE WTO UNDER IN |old, a telephone operator living in| juries. Clayton, suffered a fractured right | 512 LOCUST 4, Shoulder and lacerations, of the, — RIP wr SLASH legs, when run down by an auto-. ; ‘ 4 F . aa. | 4 Faris to 5 eee Charge mobile as she was crossing the | CALVERLEY s WS —1 Sp ,d = r | Judge Faris street in front of 4254 reap ap QUALITY CORNMEAL | 4 > (ff. woo ‘oe fae Koons M! That Auction Was Conducted | boulevard about 9:30 o'clock last | . Be - : te yee ign Ls eee° ee a 2s ! f YOO OY - , 7 oe an F Te Ye fd Dee Secretly. oar i of 4019 Sua GRAHAM FLO : . PTE yt ie ar a ro Be “ ee Meeees: ¥) ‘a8 . A lom, 21, of 4619 McPherson ave- | UR | | if i ire ‘ ‘ p, ) “ies eel Met Y eeé . “ai eee eM ;nue, halted the car and assisted | Th 1 pecia S or a d iB ‘ T . ee wf, ah Mengde FOOOO MEEK . eheteseeeseee ‘ r i oli ¢ ay he | bile, last Monday, was conducte 1 nard street, attempted to run across | Conrad's. Kohn Stores. A. Moll’s, Old Tyme Candy | our / be i >» Bee ' i ) nd evas:vely,’ | a; Piggly Wiggly’s, Remicy’s. | ‘ Get you 4 tee yet i cent en ih A, x , “secretly, quietly 4a Hci “ate Sidney street, just west of Ninth | Made b The good, old-fashioned Candies everyone “loves.” Fruit | le + ner Mea . Se KEY Re oh KK tern re ee ioe walt was contained in a mou Yi street, about 4 p. m. yesterday, | ell Ambre, Ye Old Tyme Bon Bons, Fudge and Assorted , com Xio f if K rege ay vis veeeeseces ‘ " Ry re eee At ” L ] lf, to- roger 12) zi ES : nines ahentiens “9 : ieee i) an- attorney in his own vena é when he w as struck by an auto- Cc. D. Calverley &e Co. Ia? cg, ; 9 es. A ound. C ii : reeset he ve oseedene’s POPE AK XS Chocolates. Saturday, 1 and 2 pound box A p N how week. j | ies SOOO OMEN IK Ki ; we ve eee “he INN, “f | E. . oO matter el ‘ mie ' “ hy | rs et aside the/ 9 : 2 Pring Snes Uls, IN. | tures are you cenass ey “) particul nM aR ay PMN y ; [ang she coum *? ® Oe ee: ae Black Walnut Taffy | Peanut Bar | with a rough, ¢ gec ; ak air - , a Ns a ti rn oA ae MS Sena Ontos - : ; Pao a . weed eke SUR oe Am ads genie ey oe Pott et stages 8 LE A LL A AL Ay I IB Pex PORK | Franks, per pound.... .21« Kraut, finest bulk, Ib. . . . 5« RESH F Halibut, per Ib........28c Skinned Whiting, Ib. . .29c Sabel, per ib..........24¢ smoked White Fish, ib .28c Finnan Haddie, Smoke 753.50 T0 $5.00 PANTS Splendidly Tailored. Cheviots Worsteds Cassimeres ‘ | threatened to report the sale to} — Cotton A Pair ithe court, whereupon he reopened * mae ‘the sale, but McElwee had depart- am Mixtures ‘ed. The former purchaser renewed : Corduroys ALL |his bid of $650, but it developed could only pay a part of the pur- SIZES ‘chase price. This necessitated a/| and third sale, and it was finally dis- | ' posed of to a used car dealer for : All-Wool $575. oe o Thousands of good-looking, hard wearing MOONSHINE CACHE FOUND “ , mceace|tmadanme | ead tired by 10 in the mo Moleskins ~ aie pop igh osac Beanie. ae ase =~ . ™ ee > m be ore orl gee ri = iat . sere sik Sat oy ong pp cet —— ; « 3 Saad " \ ~ my * Need indy ran alerts. orem % a ener ni z - < Sciaptah’Sysathrsac-..): aiteetsinepideuaadienuieacapcemmapeements tate TT ee = ae I re ao Se oe ae Se oe oe ~ Ss ae aS J " i i" - A ee ats Say esc hs! eu mah gale ca” + SS Se ae ering si Py cana rye eter Me ete ype seer eal se, ear antigen ci “4 wy FoR eats — b~¢ nae cab. * " . » : ea ~ » “ = - Da " ail ‘ . = *s * . : : oe in cates = orindiemagiin osaiite y- joa — ; “4 a —_ arvrtagveen! ne ee aon wh Be ee _ aot ‘ ote . - " or a cs i Ppereeeenatiinertes a cedieaeaticeetnes i direct from the manufacturers; medium and | heavy weights. Two front and two back | cnness to v nceever Source Cal acd octet idan eileen. oe wrt ORANGES pockets, watch pocket, belt loops, plain or of Sales.to Negroes, cuff bottoms, ¢tc. No man will wisely . . a miss a sale like this. Prices have been wall of a closet in the grocery of SHOULD the morning housework relief, or your grocer returns the : A whisky cache hollowed in the ri Hf: if 92 rorously. iam Meek, at 20<2e wawtat ( if - chert dttae Deasematas noe containing ! se hate. | tire a woman out ? No! But how KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT BRAN ° purchase price. It j 18 never neces 34c ‘Size, 3(c oe. ; int bottles of moonshine, was dis- | . zen. zen. ah N’S $6 Fine Dress Pants, in All Sizes; Special, a Pair... = - $2.95 dete cago age seem ee many women are all in, ready to Lindos See One ae caked ane sary to increase the amount you | : _ Lt | 3 @n's $5 Newest Dark Gray Whipcord Pants; Reduced to. . $2.98 head of the negro squad, in a raid h me ti . h d Ni ti to any of them. It must pass through the entire first find effective. Eat it with © ‘ ¢ int | » Men's $8 and $10 Fine All-Wool Pants, Reduced _ ES $4.95 J estersay. SS a sag, when it is hnished. iNine times alimentary tract without its form being changed. Med oval : O T : i HW U. S. Aviators’ Heavy Moleskin Pants; Reduced to... = ST whisky eles td Restos of] the out of ten, this unnatural weariness poo noua ae a = food ogee milk or cream; rin Ih ee F | neighborhooc re re ‘in = ° . ter t saliv as acted upon it, it passes ;' . nay U. 5. Army New 0. D, Wool Pants; Reduced fo... $2.69 fF Pee nrorhood sera lies a — Is caused by constipation. deena the seek end. lant Ge: tédisteee other cereals; cooked with hot \ i lbs. 84¢ 100 \) 4 yf ‘ U, 5, Marine Wool Pants, Brand- New: Reduced to. a i cl $2. 69 | store. The policeman siedinted ° es e where every part which i is not fiber i 18 absorbed. cereals; i in sou andi in the recipes : - ‘ fi i, drunkenness and ee a half pint By ridding the body of this — ne er th bP pese om fiber is so ~~ ps, YY, vl ‘f res h Tender sy hee of whisky for 35 cents. Cooner ° ° that it furnishes enough to prevent an i said. Meek, a white man. was ur- dread disease you bring back the relieve constipation. given ‘on . Reale package. ou . + ‘ested, and the liquor seized. -b food, th f fib a % Be : — wor seized energy of perfect health. Thou- nail ke tote fo ball Sinai ene os aoe like it with fruit too. be CELERY ¢ oataget it Tt raws rom Case. herculean task. ~ pe R AN suré © TENDER FLORIDA STALKS sgh ternyp soo bole. | sands have already found the one ALL-BRAN brings sure results. Demand it. Only ALL-B = ring | March 6.~Former Gov. Sweet. | safe, sure way to rid themselves ~ results. Products which are aig EACH Sw sé « 10c onl FORMER $1.75 VALUES jcomplainant in charges against : in Warden Thomas J. Tynan of the permanently of constipation | State penitentiary, seeking removal | of the Warden, withdrew from the have found the glorious good part bran are doubtful. They _ : bring only partial results, of ~ For men; brand- new. Made of heavy Retaining its fiber, it stimulates the flow of digestive juices, both BEETS, Bunch, 5c | ee RPT ee en ee * Pe ies % te ’ ue ro at, waned o-~ a Se eee a - n nl 279, ee ~— & ’ . oe oN ‘e “s 4 case when the hearing opened to- ~ ° . . i blue denim; triple aaah baer former Governor bad 4 health which had seemed lost in the stomach and In the intestine. HONS at alk Doctors recommend. : : irm Luscious BAI f ; stitok d, f | Statemen legine . ; : ° bd know ' , vad vice ke tee Le eee to them forever—found it in Kellogg’ S ALL-BRAN. They _ a TE tee on which he wanted to read into the Kellooo’ It absorbs and carries through the Sa: onsen mega IS. = you qb cone ery until Se te hare cee | a . _ intestinal tract a great amount of bili er , STRICTLY E a, 4 2000 Sion. © aeclarec tha 1e@ | e a 4 pairs have |W Ould withdraw. The iain’ ‘ol- | Here 1S the reason Kellogg s moisture. Through the length of a f mt been sold; a pair.. lowed the commission's ruling yes- | b . ] . . ° Kell s is the original asd | vondale Doz Oc Cr ae Ss | sWhich barred Attorney, “agua rings sia results €ven its journey, it sweeps and cleans Pte Youu 1 ’ . ah | ee in chronic cases. Bran—ALL-BRAN ses ; only RAN. You Know what — ; re 1) 4 = S—t MEN'S FINE DRESS FINE DRESS “New Railroad for T Texas Panhandle. | ] ] h h ee thoroughly. It — " sluggish it will do Go to your 2 Wi || Dee teed Frege an ——goes completely through the §jntestine to natural, healthy action. 1 ’ E Kell " ; ‘or? orth ane J ~satatoag “ene | van : m . bd bd u a Cc 4 a at O - q i cesiRatiuny ets core gene without changing fiber. Contrast this natural action with nei Te fe 6 oe ae # A to build a ne tn the Texas Pan- t is what doctors call a bulk the irritating effect of habit-form- 20 served in AND OXFORDS [2:8 0 Bstettine to Dimmite,. food—a necessary aid to regular ; , . hotels and restaurants. Begin eate ~ Ha . m ss ™ nic n sic _— a large - ‘ ‘ ry ing drugs and pills which lose area now Without railroad facilities. | ] ti , ° ing it toda You’ ll feel better ina 9 95 It ts understood the line will be eminadon. their effectiveness unless the dose k ys operated as subsid! f the “eae \ " Fort Worth & Denver. | is increased constantly. bie Statue of Prince tn Gold. ALL By the Associated Press. ; SIZES LONDON, March 6.—Int&est in South ate a over the a. ARMY GOODS STORE 10% @ & Washin ton Eat at least two tablespoonfuls The original ALL-BRAN— of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN every day —— —in chronic cases, with every meal. If eaten regularly, it is guaranteed to bring permanent —— =~ — ~_o™ a << pay “tw A oF » ¢ |evidenced in a ‘Setter rec relved: oy & firm of jewelers in Birmingham | asking their price for building a | statue of the Prince In gold. The | dispatch does not indicate the size of the proposed statue. Italy-Albania — Agreoment. ov, the Associate! T’r LONDON, Mare Ye 6.—The Morn. ing Post's Rome correspondent Saye it is reported an agreement has been reached between Italy and Al. | 'banta by which Italy obtains a y ast ,zone near Ebbassan for oi! explol- itation, — ’ -_ —_ - x Y: . 7 oo - = : ~ i,” “5 2 ; ; Ss ‘ os ** : ee : & 2 é * r iG WHITE NA Largest Selling Laundry Soa -—z£ a / Mn - wooo eee ett Pe - 7 ay » a c a 2 S 4

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ey IDAY. 3% MARCH recs ‘ aren 6, Ars 5s = The Daily POST-DISPATC H alone has 57.000 MORE cit Y Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-GISPATCH 35 ORE SE Ne Pte om : F ste et id ® Safe A bed”. Pe b ] A WY EE CCIE. RSIS 5 ARCADE 5 WASHINGTON ¢ ZL, Be proud of, Seis oan F ! i ' e! The mar jages of Clara Reith [P| : your : q ibis -seneiin ieiinees teins (13 years old. co Mog yr mena D R U (;. S a3 O R E S = Leg 2 Vaal . 124¢ ] “4 ner Meat Dish from a 4; Wina, 16, contracted during an au-| I 2 n of Veal, ib. pom exion 4 Kroger shop this ia ' |tomobile ride last December, in| | ! ‘ Breast, a week. Notice the | \ Z, | | whic h they declared they were told | wa, —s Stew, Ib | te particularly inviting MY Z| ie ‘marry or walk back,” Hee (=) a | @a enkion genera | @|“"the anauieat ot Ciara's mar-| 1 : at a you select—experience \ -| is | its fine taxte—see ‘ \N |riage to Harry G. Jordan, 24, was | p>, Ss Chuck Roa — sna te uigronactte won Ne. 31 \\ | ordéred ~ oe Be ang Bas bas =i (i LOOK FOR OUR WEEKLY ADVERTISEMENT , iy | Chuck, Prine, “ i4c — : © price, NO MAWer /mann and the annulment o 1 alt on. le =a how much one may /,|wina’s marriage to Richard Seon it HIGHEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICES CONSIST- US | HAMS Smoked aa — pay, hisher _ * was ordered by Circuit Judge | (a ENT WITH UNEXCELLED SERVICE. a) | a 17c * men canno ” | Pearcy. Ri . aut , 2 Tasch belts rede deberes ty te: WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS lk} || Pork Shoulder, Ib. 140 ake, . Z F ‘ault on petitions for annulment —% LaBl by Fe Spareribs, TD ve s.6 a 16c e —— NceeNe” e / = RS wre \filed by Mrs. Christina Relthe> | Ri LaBlanche Face Powder. . 39c | 100 Pure Test Aspirin Tablet 49- if | a Ws Ke Lge N24 fe SS Gee “fff A ane gt ae ee ee ee ester eb ke c ure p SUB. cece ie | Bone : O5¢ eu wi 41 /B2 TRENT SS ZAS ARSC tenons ies Abesoged gig coe Dal resin | m Boncilla Face Powder........... 59c | Petroleum Hair Rub............. 39¢ 4 BEEF bonis a , 1S¢ 3608 Pig thee: Mtge 7 8 st Par S Golden Peacock Face Powder..... 39c | 50c Hair Fix............ al haa 360: BS os een || “During 1934 the . d Pe | Neither Jordan nor Reed eee ae WM Pompeian Face Powder.......... 39c | Herpicide ........ rir. F 44c-89c ie Lb. Pure Lard, 15¢ 4?¢ 1 printed 115,431 ;noom and n an te contest the suits, and the hear-| fee? Princess Pat Rouge.............. Se F BA CH bcc ccccedeeteten 39c-79c¢ UF ats”? — : m3 io , ¢ Ww mi es, o . CHREE other ne. Lai acnereee Chuck | =o ee ee on sil ay fl Pomp hay Ree S tas baeeaderseeseewn em vam * Caltt, css eeees ae .« onset teen SS leged that neither of the girls was | ompeian - ouge SN wc ee c a ne See q A & of age and pointed out that the | {@ Hi $1.25 Mavis Toilet Water........ y, of & SS Ve ot eegrerre 79c-$1.49 Te $ UG ; CUT FROM CHOICE NATIVE B Leal |marriage was contracted whhow | >, Harmony Vegetal Lilac.......... 59c | Pinkham’s Vegetable Comp....... 93c 4 With 50¢ purchase Groceries. > consent of the parents of the) (il Pebeco, Pepsodent, Ipana or Klenzo I van 0 ck ook ewes 79-8 The te the | finest ; FRESH children, The marriages were con-/ WM ‘Tooth Paste ............+.... $9c | Rexall Milk Magnesia....... 21 39c Be | COFFE * | County, Deo. 1, after an all-night | eae O@ptisine 7%. .......\...... 19c-39c-79c | McCoy Cod Liver Oil Tabs........ 39c grade. Bale priet, ¢ ; y | 5 |auto ride. The girls returned to/| f 3 eh = dn Co ee 19c-39c-79c | N. R. Tablets ........... 21c-41c-79c IE i |B pounds... - | U their home later and the annul-| (7 Palm Olive Shaving Cream........ 27c ~ Rumford or Dr. Price 2 | ‘pees, sults were filed Dec. 12. is] Williams Shaving Cream......... 29¢ CANDY SPECIALS fa) | Baking Powder: large = 3 F B, C N = (ONE MAN POLICE FORCE’ T0 RUN: I | phar 3 ari er a ye hs Oe ee ee Bi § GOLD DUST Ac ‘ | iwi Gillette Blades.............. 39c-75c : co) | Large pack are isinisisinithee nae ; FANCY SUGAR-CURED SUGAR-CURED m@ AGANST MAYOR | WHO FIRED HIM | fal Gem, Durham Duplex or Auto-Strop CHOMER: 5s ks a ss vinden eee. 49c [oa APPLE BUTTER 25¢ -mito 6 Pound 3 Cc 10 to 14 Lb. Average, 2 Sc iegges he, arigeee a reese ia te 39¢ | Jordan Almonds, Ib.............. 39c (4 ‘Pieces, Pound....... Half or Whole, Pound mals tee Ge Alter men Odotiee .2......4.. 665. 29c-39c-79c Se Official ion, i aH | a sides e's ont = Sa ; yee CIGARS, CIGARETTES q | , George Wessel, who was “fired”, Bs SN i. > en . 5 or . as Miia thee mae pts pe RNs Seem, gas 2A MSe || AllPopular Brands 1M LOIN ete oe eager. Sotewtnd| GM Pond’s Creame ..... 42c || 10c Cigars, 3 for 25¢; Box'60, $3.95 |ff7] }| Ka AAO . $y charge: conduc ecoming an. oe eT ee oS ee rg) ee een we Lee ee |. trie reeh: ever , ; officer,” filed by Mayor H. T. Rich- Bs 85c D. & R. Cold Cream.......... 63c || 2 for 25c CIGARS, 10c; Béx 50, $4.95 | id one enndled : . Sugar Cure er, yesterday announce: at he , 7 OOM. » «++ +++ see ' + Franks, per pound.. “s Calif. Hams 1“ Le. d, ini : £ ait 7 4 od n ee i ole fm Benbow Cream ‘Cece cuncen@eerce 2% 17c CAMELS, CHESTERFIELDS, Fe 8. Le: , : tb. a ee oo, nt Stillman Freckle Cream.......... 39c CLOWNS, LUCKY STRIKES, Gi POTATOES 15" 20¢ ' ‘Bkraut, finest bulk, lb. | chil Con Carne, per WE speed Gee hs Guise ore oh Y Icy Hot Thermo Bottle, pt........ 98c 2 for 25c; Carton, $1.25 | Wey | omenronn, white. | : a] bory and made ae strong §$ fight Icy Hot Thermo Bottle, qt ee ee $1.89 a (=) | APPLES 25 : ; r against being deposed. He § said i 1 Nice, bri vee, sound; 3 ibs. . " that Mayor Richter got angry when: Ig ) 2s 2 le | ° whe variet Se. “a FR E & - 1 ios SMOKED wy Wessel, saiieied oie cae aks 3) ONLY Al THE FOLLOWING REXALL DRUG STORES ~~ TANGERINES AC ! 7 mee Pe = a i ~— Rok | NORTH ELITE DRUG CO. WEST " eran 4 : . limproper dancing. Mayor Richter { 7323 8 BROADWAY i a : a Pe i¢ wy or othe ePasO 14 Y P m B R ie} LEMONS ‘ MMalibut, per tb........28e | Fillet of Haddock. .....30c] sii coring: wasn tint MM} A.J.BRETSCHER | scuiNeiDeR's Py. | JaNTzeNs Hy. Fo} DURMONS. 10] emskinned Whiting, Ib...29c | Catfish, per [b........ 33c gthan the Village Board voted on | | FRICKE-HAHN DG. CO. G. E. SMITH O. J, Sie GRAPEFRUIT — Tee 3 : abel, per ee Red Snapper, per Ib. ..35c Hon thalvete steed $ te 8 and May- LUDWIG DRUG CO. ‘os a on i DELMAR AND KINGSHIGHWAY Dry Red Onions 1Ne . , : m ok d Whit Fy h ib 28 & fish er Ib 20c or Richter cast the deciding vot } - €901 N. NEWSTEAD a ers , _ acy R, H, Krummenacher 4 ee rs eee . ' e te FISH, ID..20C untisn, per m....... ‘ Ito discharge the officer. When fil THOS. ROSENTHAL NN a 340 N. VANDEVENTER SPINACH ' Finnan Haddie, Smoked, per pound Richter announced yesterday that | [ty 1100 N. GHAND WEST Vv. KRUMMENACHER yA oo 10¢ ! : ’ 9 pe Kap? he will run for the office of Super- | O BLUE RIDGE PHY UNION AND SUBURBAN : insincere © visor, Wesse!] also announced his ral SCHOLLE DG. co. 5421 SOUTHWEST ; : Mustard Greens 10¢ . candidacy... Wessel states he wants Fi 4969 N. UNION 2 : J. D. LaCOUR 7? Teese a 3 sFRUITS and-VEGETABLES “E,,, GRAPEFRUIT moming” Each 7C | 4 for 25¢c | Each 5c ORANGES APPLES , or your grocer returns the ase price. It is never neces- J4C ace. 3c Bokine® _ g Lbs. 2 30 to increase the amount you Dozen. Delicious a. a find effective. Eat it with Pp O T AT O E a a ee or cream; sprinkled over cereals; cooked with hot ; in soups, and in the recipes ‘on every package. You'll it t with fruit too. Inly ALL-BRAN can bring sure Its. Products which are only bran are doubtful. They ig only partial results, or at all. Doctors recommend ogg’s ALL-BRAN. They know rings results. So don't you chances. llogg’s is the original and. ALL-BRAN. You know what ill do. Go to your grocer and a package of Kellogg's ALL- . It is also served in leading WN Ibs. 84¢ 100 ths $1.40 15 Lbs. 21c fresh, Tender SPINACH, Per Lb... 5c | CELERY LETTUCE TENDER FLORIDA STALKS CALIFORNIA ICEBERG -10c HEA ....Qe IETS, hg Sc | wishes, Bunch, 5c firm, Luscious BANANAS Per Lb. 9c SSTRICTLY EGGS FRESH Biontale Doz. 3Qc Country Club, ster, ine Ac BREAD : Country Club Pure Kettle-Rendered Country Club BUTTER| LARD 1».183¢ ss: Basin eb OLEO usr GRADE | verse ittoday. You'll feel betterina k aatoe pen A ia a4e |Loet F GOOD LUCK, pound...... original ALL-BRAN —ready-to-ea8 =m ORME Pt. Bo Past wer 5 aris 1 BAR JAP ROSE SOAP With the purchase of every 8 Flake White endie at 30c, a whinge o for only \ of Kirk’s 380 value en a) os se ee oh ee Oe A ee ee Sl ah Med ps See Jt | am PEAS’ CHEESE Bp Country r m, pkg.....12¢ | §, Sup 3 Gans, 25c a re crate euaiuen ¢ 4 aoe: (0c ‘on Camp’s, 3 Cans. .29c I 12¢ scams package ....... 20¢ ARE. WHITE NAPHTHA SORP 4c These Prices Goed Only in Greater St. Louis and East St. Louis Stores ma jinto his facey COLLEGE INN: Tangerines =r 15 | COMPANY | | Fresh Spina? ee 3 ibs. 5 Wustard, Spruce Street ‘CHICKEN ALAKING Bb) Ba anas fn Tihs. 25 | durin. | You can now get this de- krass Seed cis crown. 1b.28 A Ri i ae A a = f= -- = |MT-AUBURN $128 Easton Wellston - Pi ae STEAKS Sine 18 ‘MARRIAGES OF ORS 13 AND 16, ANNULLED, | Sisters Told of Being Forced ° Wed After All-Night Auto | Ride Wth Two Men. fa ~ + | Ton N | : Die Vis 9 BROWN-CLOUGHLY 5508 ETZEL DECKMEYER DG. CO. FERGUSON MO. E. D. DRISCOLL 6910 CLAYTON Vn SPAETH-JOST DG. CO. GRAND AND HEBERT SOUTH G. A. CORDES | | “45 GRAVOTS, COR, GRAND (ese 1.) cecabi pe 20) Resa Neal Regal NV Ress Tse AN Reseitrgeats Veale MU reste] Renal NV Resale é FTHOMAS MARKET STORES |. 22%. 707-709 N. SIXTH and 323-8 325 DE BALIVIERE (South of Waterman ) Pay Us a Visit These Prices Good Saturday Tease Buy nore 6125 BARTMER Theo. Schwerdtman 6510 DELMAR VICTOR DRUG CO.. 6118 EASTON defeating | at the pollg in April. CUT BY GLASS FROM BURSTING BEER BOTTLE Police Chauffcur Injured While Carrying Seized Nome Brew Into Station, The bursting of a bottle home-brewed beer yesterday caused caused Harry Madigan, po- lice chauffer, to be badly cut by flying | The bottle was one of a ‘seized in a raid. Madigan carrying it from a patrol! into Angelica Street Station when the bottle burst with a loud re- ‘port. and fragments of glass flew ! Iie was treated for |severe lacérations, one piece of. | glass having imbedded itself in the bone of his chin. He is 24 years | 913 Buchanan ' to prove his popularity by , Richter KALE GREEN ONIONS” 106 10¢ Ayn —— Bi h, 3 for. CARROTS New Texas, 2 pounds om se » eee eteeee . excl “ 4 \ of | —— SS a | ity ” a ee = = i ; i The Flavor You Like glass, case | was wagon oe 'old and lives at | Street. ae we ee COURTEOUS ROBBERS MAKE MEN LIE DOWN, LET GIRL STAND. “Never Mind, Lady,” Says Leader. BLANTON (J'CCUTI© MARGARIN | After Giving Command, “We | th “ Are Gentlemen.” | | A clerk and five customers were : 7 . : in the drug store at 2 Cass ave i | (‘hurned Fresh Lvery Day 'nue last night when two men with ttt - ; hi in St. Louis ee rere tone — — _ « ee . ~~ we Oe te me ee meat . in Rich Cream eet —- SMOKED ‘Sy Oy j *) - te ‘ & 2742 ; ; 4 ae ROASTS | : ' Ath | | revolvers entered. + stare i | “Everybody lay down,” com-| 'manded the leader, and everybody EE gl | Started to obey, including Miss Ida HOUSE RUMPS D. Kubicek of 2176 Wash street. Oe ee ‘"Néver mind, lady,’’ sald the Rt leader. “You car atand ‘ we’ c eater nee re ae Wistert ME UNK PORK SAUSARE. Ib 13 BUTTER BEST FOR TABLE AND BAKING - UE Fresh Dressed Ib. 5 |B while five. men lay on the floor and $50 was | bicek remained erect Everyone can ee ak 2 cash register. The pee may a Barter | S ly Y robbers fled in an automobile. t this ou : : =e eal Bt sane rt a Hams," —P 1-Ib. Lib. priate. ‘ 5 NES smut ica ; ibs., 26 NES San 2 ‘bs., 26 LARGE... ... a Ibs.. 36 36 23) stewing 1 re 15 15 | CRANBERRIES, 2 lbs. 15 NEW CABBAGE. 3 ibs. 10 PRU santa ( lara CREAMAID ul ioaenenen wreuner xg be ae 7 " Laree. 10 . COLLEGE INN | Grapefruit — xi FGGS rRESH 29 } CHICKEN Green Onions, 3 denn. 10 DOZEN nt Green Onions, 3 icc» I) Bt fr Sunki st Lemons orca’ ”"” 10 sole. 30a =...65 4, THE BLANTON First to Second licious food at all Kroger- stores. There are so many art Celery pesxcn... NEW PUTATUES, 3 Ibs. 2 | ss ways in which it can be served that you will do well | to get some today. Kroger'’s price ta lower, tec, thang that usually charged. PER CAN 49c f sory POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press News Service. EE FARM appeals and PROFTTASLE FARM OFFERS ere advertised in POsT-DISPATCH WAnTs il

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aia. 35 coed iat tthe TOT eR ¥ Ne pen x3 ~ . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH we wet ate tity > pane “PAGS aa PPP BE mE eH! RDINALS’ ‘Specs’ Toporcer Will Round Oat His Coming Will Complete Wonderful Aggregation of Ball Punishers. a ee ~ Sites Feit apa PARIS » ee ee od * Result in Displacement of Far-Corner Man. ON ER, POT Saga) be AS Age From a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. STOCKTON the only honest-to-goodness hold- out on the club, is port to the Cardinals today coming will mean added third-base competition for Howard Freigau. If Toporcer crowding Freigau off the far cor- ner it will be possible for Manager | Branch Rickey to ptu a club of all | 300 hitters on the field, with the possible exception of the pitcher. | And should Rickey eventually | select a combination of players bat- | ting above the coveted .300 average it would be a team of no mean fielding ability. The peerless Hornsby, of course. | would lead the world with his .425 average, with Bottomley at first, tell at shortstop and Toporcer on | third. The selection of a trio of outfielders who possess .300 hitting marks would take in Ray Blades, the only regular of last season, Chick” Hafey, the recruit from ffouston, and Ralph Shinners, the former Giant who was drafted from Toledo, Even the Catchers Hit .300. As for the catching, Mike Gon: | z2ies, Who by performing in 121, games last year was the busiest | backstop in the majors, wag not too busy to club his way to a .300 mark. And Ernie Vick. who may | be Mike's assistant this year, batted | better than .300 in the American Association as @ member of the | ouisville club. The coming of Toporter may ' mean an infield shift. While Top-. reer, in the five years he has been t member of the Cardinals, has Lever been able to win a “tagered ob, he is conceded a chance and a position this year. This prediction is made because of the unusually rcved roporcer made while filling in at third base last season. Over a stretch of 18 games “Specs” fielded (ike @ demon at the hot corner, but an injury forced him out of the lineup. Whether he would have continued the fast pace he set is a question; but his work was we!l- high espectacular, surprising his inanager and teammates. Arm Shows Improvement. With first. second and third bases held down by regulars prior to last season, Toporces'’s big cha:..2> was at chortstop, where it was hoped he would be able to supplant the: aging John Lavan. A Kk arm | prevented him from filling this role satisfactorily. He fully appreciat- ed the handicap he labored under | and during the off-seaso., of 1923- | 924, he did something to strength- en the wing and, strang as if may | seem, he was able to put more. “staff” on the ball last season in his long throws from across the diamond. The acquisition of Jimmy Coo- | ney ¢.owde Toporcer from the’ short fielders’ position, and when Freigau was § injured Toporcer Jumped in and fairly startled those whe giw him by his magnificent piay. Always a good batter, Top- | orcer will be given another oppor- | tunity. at third base, and after four years of polishing the bench, may come tnto his own. Six Games in Two Days. Because he has had. no or fielding practice this season, to the cold weather at his home ih New York, Toporcer may not get int® action in any of the six cames scheduled for the Hornsby and Mueller teams in the next two days, Hornsby and most of t called regulars will take on the San Francisco Seals in a single | game here Saturday: and !n morn-. ing and a .erneon contests Sunday The other team through the same program arvainst the Solons at Sacrament hat Manager Rickey tx hig! plea.cd with the advanced condil- tien of the team is evident from | the short workout he players through yesterday. At the brief session at the park Rickey watched his pitchers care- fully. As soon as each twirler fin- ished his turn at pitching to the batters, he was ordered in a ewe@ater and chased to the cluo- house, leat the chill wind = stiffen the muscles, Ray Bla“ went to Sacramerto yesterday to consult i Ff te about kis injured shoulder, bi he Had not returned this mor. it le believed that the doctor ad- -4 his rem?'-! for another | examination. Mrs. Mallory in Final. By the Associate! Preas ’ PALM BEACH, Filia, March 4.— 8h from ber victory ever Mias Penelopp. Andersen of Richmond, Va. yesterday, Mra. Molla B. Mali- jerry, fermer rational tensts chan- pien, met Mrs. Bernard SBtenz of New Yor& tn the finais of the an- | nua! women’s Florida tennis cham- | plonship teurnament today. should succeed in Sy moat 8 i oS att tote a a oY SRT TS ve + Wrgeats 95 06 NRE LIT as fig a GIL: ies Oy & 0 atpeiniits % WP pe Se ints. ve ~ we P, td + asia Weld OObGAM. aid A Poh neki READ 9 oh mage 7 & ¥ =) . ’ " { : te i. Em pe ee | showing NEL TOEN ee st teat Poa: ee ee aK Taig he RO fie cutest ST Stee 2 4c. cs such’ a game oe the ten -as aj] | Lamotte hit .279 in 157 games. At bons, after .a conference with | At New w Orleans. Anapris. ...95 SThe Leopard ..104; . o.4 ariea for'the St. thews | the conclusion of the batting work George Brower of the'| Weather clear: track fast. ay hes ac tess ; | Manager Sisler sent Lamotte to State athletic body, that the com- share with Harry mission would not decide as be- 9 , practice. tween Harry Wills and Gibbons. | fit motte fielded in very good form whic should bonnie: te gy the fact that it was; have the preference in a title con-. Also he never | this summer. | Instead, the commission. Kane said, stepped lightly to the side and if rear and passed the buck on to Los.‘ Angeles, with the the situation must ane i} . *h oa 4 wu win the the reannrans, , - €£444°4 44.0606 #8 44##— WS WAS WOW ® é = - = - eecond base to referees pr r ~ "£4 (> ' cig 3 “SmaI Rice in the irfield La- AT ee ee Ga time bases so because we lL teend absolutely to piay un- des any Municipal ~ eague referee.” Manager Henze recoun A Fielding Pitcher. a Joe Giard, the husky lefthander * who arrived late Wednesday ning, also enjoyed his first ited eral instances of what he charac- terized as flagrant breaches of the irules and evidence of nee of ithe rules on the part | erees, spectators at were im} eve- | /1¥ Wi long instruction that ; m oe ve L mo tn rs a. i ; a . ’ 3 rr ~ U4 ne¢ —_ . vid. Ho man en- eet ‘ ' nary I ' TAacHK record !. ~ : 143 ‘ ry. + , be decided by | lewis Goody and Bill also ran. "Fifth . $700, claiming. i CE rh . s i— ODs- $ 13" ne kl. tS « Treasure 3-year-clds | Which Has Prior Right? The challenges on file at the of fice now will be forwarded. Gib bons was first to challenge Demp-. - : eey, but Wills was the first to make /| ®! his “defi” official by putting un : the $256@ suretv. Thus the ‘whee | question of ~prioritv must weighed by the titleholder ure . oe a 7 AS, self. | FIFTH RACE 00, mit 3-vear-| Gequel .. ....1f” ky .. 107 ngays same, » 3 . sixtee , claim three-game on 8 ae f ~ ioe. fee Sruhe? ... sary roughness tvhich bocliewed up- te. 8: ligibte: on dangerous charging whic vai led throughout who wil. be in ‘a ** at . ‘ *. hr re SmMmai., ) c Pe ts ere, waist line he begins ¢ Yroade? tue game, ~# out, possessing a massive pai oe shoulders and a very | noon. short ri é ck, rear i) charge the second of series, is one of An official announcement of il plans {fs expected today. 4 Gibbons and Wilis were. a ing to an “> Busi ecord announcement that issued bird that has ever been a member | bey on that Giard was all over George Bilach the Tulsa ball 18 games sists to his credit and 10 putouts Bush, with t had 690 ists and 24 putouts | Considering that it t the 1 sat. was poundir drives and ring and | weight, ‘ing fine. golf every —Robert Lamott Southern Association, where he played part in ason and there was not a man on the fieti who did not quickly realize that a néw player had arrived in camp. rday. Lamotte took Making d any question 100 assists of a older, last club, and lost 6. had 7§ he Yankees games. egulars Bombard Fences. dad day of work for the they put plenty of pep playing and hustled all Ken Williams had a the right field er of hit appears to have a Iot wall and last year. John running after each drive. around Tobin thai i a fact grind of the of baseball! work since the cl: | an under way. zeorge Sisler continued to hit the hard against al! the pitehers land nearly every wa field. He has worked Mizeur Sent to Tulsa. Manager Bill Frie? of | the Browns announced this morning | had | been released to the Tulsa Club of the Western League ne ss Bill Mizeur, outfielder, Ball- | ers* , last year proves doubt | the infield year wit! wheer he won as- last | Was only the) regu- | into the | busy lining out two drives: | Tore s to the fence. Johnny more | life this spring than he did a> | esterday g the ball hard for line | the says) that he is feeling much better this has taken on hich undoubted- will help ania ly when the regular season any allop was to George says he is fee!- hard | playing ball for a little over| two hours every day and a round! morning and after- ‘Sportal Seats to Be Added, J eal ~~ rovements Al “- Cc mpi leted the Bro reporter 7 BD: a ull 2 pians, extended on both wings, the space now occupied pavilions. Cc (——_ . cTimine ¢ - if = = S ‘ADALFI E Ball Announces, . "yy " : iii S capD: "4 ns, last night. Thus, randstand seats will be ithe capacity. | The right-field or G | bleachers will be rebuilt crete and steel pavilies Sullivan avenue or ] and , steel will be steel into a All fences all wood relat and cons ‘Tete, ind exits will ber AS announced ye Seats cents. Boss the spectators thus ing the war tax, which thes ‘absorbed In the past. : Louis haseball fane | comed the news of the eontem ed improvement of the St. Louis baseball plant at y is the smallest in the big] ‘with the exception of the phia National League seating capacity Bali had plans ready for t provements two St. scale of prices will be coming season. ‘continue at 50 cents, bat will be ine when the Cardinals rf an additional rental, go through with the The Cardinals have been us park under a lease whitt) years to run. Construction of field will make home r The Sain man ain to hit the knocked 2 back and it will take a im drive to park * Park. ball willl will boulevard. The Park city of 30,008 Fgh on Phil Ball, told a Pe the grand rebuilt ” Bleacher ; is 18,006. - years 4 the” de 19 @ %. tbe ball PREPARATORY OPEN SEASON baseball schedule Louis Preparatory Sebeel as announced today, este. opening game on April 3 final contest on May The league was and has thus far fultiled ¢ pectations of its f The schedule follows: °i—S8t. Lovis as estern at C. B. Mc Bri: Je at C. B. M ay ern. 16—S8 May 22—_Chami & oa i. Louis Uv. iAry Day Cc. a t. Louis U. High & igh , took part in 50 games, proving that | Fus®, Battle next June. in case a | SEMIFINAL ROUND he is some glutton for work. He. ‘his should co to a decision, the ‘? ane Se 2 aoe le By ft won 20 games and ° lost or ner tac n a41. le problem would be solved. The win Pe Sa See. wee heathen! ai ouee 3; 8 ns ner then would get the chance. March 6 —Two scored against 169 tim If Dempsey elects to ee eee culiar part of his ROTH men. the renk em] ilar rt of his fans here believe Wills Ye Associated take on | and file of shoukl get years aro to meet Wills mes, - e . . . " > , ‘ é ’ ~ ~ . . : ’ -e ise ‘ ) y sc e @ « “we *- - Ses wd . = = entheatins . ie P fi ldi - r*Oore Starr Ey “ Na? t rah Fla — ]t) : 2 ’ . .* . , i aj ht im mi’: ' olf tour? eu ing record, * playing non pc pee here he made 14 | putouts, handled had 11 100 assists and first chance. Three ) errors for a per reentage of Dempsey promised 9 ~ ———— = — _— DPR PPM PLA AS OPV OP Ve hed ad at i di a a Because of Wits’ ®fainst the Pampas fact that times in Poor showing Bull and he has fought £0 the nast that . LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS : ~~ _ ~~ the few be. Wall of Oshkos! h. yenr, it ts with Mi ss Frances Hadfie Wills would be : Who Wednesday eli choles. Gibbons has ee + ir : = Elon ... ......122 Gay Thor raweah te Glenn “ollett of Providenc been boxing reeularly and was never to 5. : ; valifying foun better than today, those clo = him declare. Promoters’ Ficht The promoters’ Weather clear; trac k good. Demp- | clainmin 4 vr fh and e-):3 furiongs 7 ¥' a ids, fou IriONgs : , Waukee. NEw YORK APSHA Phil Res- enberg of New York. who will ‘™merct the bantamweicht cham- pion, Eddie (Cannonball) Martin of Breekliyn, soon, scored a tech- nier!l Knockout over Nat Pinacas ef Broekiyn, in the eleventh of a i2-round match. Rosenberg Se to New On. fight now on here hetween Char Henderson of Brenkirn, builder of the new stadi- um, and Tex Rickardé wil! not Dempser one bit. Rickard recentiv lid to give him a New York battle ground. Henderson savrs he already hae and Wills hooked for June open his new stadium: but Demprev's manager his man. has not signed to fight fer anybody. ; ~ >> bo be te be’ hurt * 40 de PETALUMA, Cal—Johnny Boff, New Jersey, former bantam and ox -_ and Eddie Kelley of San Franci«- co, fought six rounds to a draw. Reach Handball F nals. 7m Ff Te) M eA |. ‘Renco, won thei fay to the : decta res ~—~ C.alim kx @ é ; RTVW RACE. 38-veareid Tals 2 ’ Sidet + toon | tinek ee Tongs D lea On ty ee yw ay ee me a a ae a pees Be peers” ae eee a ee mpsey er. ber Fis ; 3. —_ 7 : 7 : Rg 4 - | ite oe ¢ A eligi o* , Pon = | ie > Ms! ~ BP ti ship indoor Rv the Associated Presse a fate SUS {revs ‘ mire ’ : ~ dete ames sees ery . ee * youn ~, the LOS ANGELES, ~ ich and I 285 . were 21—1 ; . The other nd Zander Keaoiant. SP IPT i RACE consider at abel | lowance ss) was being given a proposal by A gee gy = et J h- ; ~et Santwe' if. a Hoa! ly wood pr Sm ate ban « oe $, oid a tit! > - “a © ™s . aw 1 ores J-year-olds up. ph ae Adame R45 Tesu Ran 10 NEW YOR Rk, mons, Fingtlish Against in Ame! YT woed aren: which he said niaht uid construct 124 460 rTs wr 'o Sear i ke bem rons with $1.360.060 Open Saterday Untd 7 P M PIKER FIVE TO PLAY i a ° & : ~ > - oa e possi |? aa as rece rts a ad! a A ice allowance cilaiced weighed 120; Pincus 120. NO Sp flyweight champion of the world, | fid ance, SCnein Qe bed } + £44 Wm. P, _# Oo Worsteds ~ “~ “If You’re the Man Whose Collar Does Not F a I Want to See You.” han ring ence and respect ted Dy a cle an-ct rf indicative on et axe a Suit for j ai . me Whe . ‘ 2 Il never regret McKnight’s standard f tailoring pod actors to be co q nt ae are idered. Materials ilsiennmnmemsanntttinemmennennenneentianenienntl Serges Tweeds Plaids Colors—Patterns ouder Blue Checks London Lavender Pencil Stripes Union Shop—Union Label NEBRASKA TONIGHT is" fof tom in MS se | ES : ne WE MATCH YOUR LINCOLN Ne March 6.—Wash.- , tegton fWniversity’s basket bal; Record rong Reynolds. Ready = Covina , ers arrived today th INDIANAPOLIS. Tmeetis! te pew * ond vera’ry niche eiP ser conference game with f Ne yy, fhe fT Pracka Cornhuskers aahington defeated sraska in the “first came 603-05 Pine St. Two Doors From Sia«th feuls two Weeks ago by a 76 score Washington and Nebraska are | now the two leadine contendere for second place in the Valley rank- Nebraska now holda the poat- a fraction 6f a game ahead | Tonigtt'a | be favored ‘to finish tion, winner wt! nien Kaneans. Washtneton’s thea victory earlier fr eeneaon ove Cornhuskers would make Loule entry oniaht. were it noe far Pikers’ one-atded defeat by the Kansas Aggies earlier in the week. Washineton playvet her: worst Basket ball that game, CRT CORDUROY TIRES AT THE airzians CORRUSOY Tine = MARKET oo ee 713 713 PINE ST. pleasing 5 sormorsrome HSUits igs FOR SPRING WEAR | MADE TO YOUR MEASURE v4 = her was handicapped by bolts. -—- -— -— - - - “GAN Draw Poel Wa ae Nel os Champion Unable to of Judson Within “sss Time Limit. .' rE. designs to sed Stecher. Jim By Dent McSkimming. court, Orest Gardini. -estliing. 4t seems, fessional W! &. in. Bein (0 the meloe@erama of the ~rnat’ thec : Mm thatit cannot be conducted cluding wee yi the services of a villain lenge: althe : ay most unin the vi'tlain must scowl and " e will be arr: aie : oi »> " te sharply through his teeta harvest time his rose). and he must stomp pion ia over Pesek's of ly as follow “To thro 7 feet in race (or anguish ». a ra | emust resort to quest ionab! a , to defeat the hero. sentiy, Renato Gardini played Vadalfi a { pole so successfully that the utes On a Ww etors were wont to pack the To throw sao that they might yell! Yadalfi fiv his neck.” But Gardinisa; heuer. t lost some of its fierceness | “To thro @ year. or more and he gave! finish mate to a new Villain who was so; posted forf that Gardin! was made to (maha, & like a cherubim in compar-,| Boston anc Dick Dariscourt. ~—s failed to gn ie cave man had a hairy chest, ; To throv en nose and tin ears of which in one hou ations Gardini could not! Londos, Su But the Prosecuting Attor- | Te wrest - whose head was narrowly | ner-take-al 4 by a pop bottle, hurled by' tribute any enery spectator, and the Chief | 000 as a |} PPolice and others accomplished | Munn. but t many heroes had failed to} @my Of the thev barred the villain Darvis-: right to a cl from the local stage (or) On its fa ). | enough. Feo Almost immediately, a successor like to see _ | Op and we - | least surpris | Opponents p Pesek, be wrestier, alt would make than any w For some ye taken up th>3 villainous role. Koloff Plays the Villain. night. Dan Koloff, whose! is even more hairy than | viscourt's and whose nose is e as effectively bent inward | whose ears are even more pie- iqnely cauliflow®Pred brought he is able ¢ S ab 7 Wrath of thousands of specta-| as well, whe upon his head (but no pop PPA se Ho- A ' to “shoeat™ fi ies) when he dug his fingers ’ > cerlain nerve centers im the 7" tomy of Oreste Vada)lfi, the Need for a 7 . : * > > a of the piece. | RUNNE lice were foreed to move sev- i aciaiie prepared to restrain spectat-/| track record Who rose up, tn threatening at —" = wee A aniat ' e and shouted things, mostly | a . orelgn tongues, at the hairy-/| Ser could ha ted Hul@erian ski. pioff was attempting to use A man wit £ it called u jitsu on his op- be expected t nt. He was scowling su:hi g man with » ek scowls that many spectators mt have said, “ah, here is the | Villainous villain’ Cages | Daviscourt were cooing babes.” | Vadalfi Wins Handily. Qdaifi, the hero survived, hows | A blisd tri few targets And an al der missing Indianapolis , to be available for furthe- Therefore roles. He did for the man how wrestle Buigaria, Japan and -—- ceneg i RY IS OFFERED Tustin Aecke h12.500 eenter on the _ BERLENBACH MAY 20 6) os for-n in aoe ato Tena, be a member ALO. XN. ¥.. March 6.—Jim- y -~-——— To of the to Meet Draak. 2¢: Bie 5S “ITY, Me. March §-— “Pidge” Brow Fd Sch kat, German wrestler Eben ‘ened with Tem Draak of -a a tmateh here March to play om te be headed by bas been a im —=oter Cabriel Kaufman @8- gereral rears. Yerterdas The men pred- i Drawing fe ut Wresti« one fail ts a fia- De beid today Kaufman, said. —————<— 203 N. 6th St Two Doors From

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ES OE BE TE LT EE IE LIE LINEN I REO SNR RETIRE a ae a d STING OAeET.nienateYy - FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1925. ST LOUIS POST- ONSPATCH CKEY _TODAYJADALFI EASILY THROWS guages anne . ~~ - ——— ae - — asm - we —_— eee Nithyerds 47. Minseert 21. Ken. Kling Sportsman’ sPar west ‘Villain’ | is \Lesinadke: Meet ecvosseceesec0 The Story of e seseeceesesee9 Wayne Munn to aca vox) Will Have 30,00 Tie Mat Fails ek ?NGB | St. Marys in | | BILLEARD S Wrestle Duguid 2OOGOOE DO HONIST " IN THE Seating Capacitf foDisplay Form Basket Tourney | Champion Originally Sched- Ilinois Wesleyan 22, State Nor- " . : ° mat 21. RY BY. T'VE | @OLUMm I' 3 ‘Coooeoeseeseee By CHAS. C. PETERSON essegessseoees | “4 ' hoe Either Lewig ™'nonton College 38, Wety’ Cree NOS! TooAy eer | Ten asniend Grand Staite - Man , Appear ance and : | Palcintes Aimouseed tor Annes! : Chapter X. Oe ae hp yon ceats to Be Added, Phi” Scowls Draw Jeers [2S | | nes e: SAND JUNE Ball Announces. 4 4 From the Crowd. , / j ps Kansas City. Trenton N. A. A. U. Event at | THE REASON FOR “BALK” LINES. PA PE 20. STNDAY SCHOOL LEAGT &. If the history of the fame's development means anything it is; CLE VE L, AND, O., March 6.— Hyde Park 48, Kiegvkhighvary , & | Safe to predict that we will soon see changes made in the game of | Wayne (Big) Munn, claimant of a , . 31. o14 © - RY 3 . ‘h, Ren cil?® Ba8d0d. , , ' | ; eat Presbyterian rT GAINS D Pesek Walks His Beat. filpnasize the need of commis- ori aac cin balklin« billiards. Inv ariably, in the past, when players SO mas- | the w orld'’s heavyweight “ restiing chard 10 ? ° RA i ne ¢ mvaeien we imati w ‘ ' 4 " ' } : " > y . : és ** ‘ | : : . OLIN PESKIKK Pavenia., SiOTIS and payee et eee lOnS, evVecia to ,iie Post-D “Twit a | té re d thre Lame us to aviass ruyus of S00 points or more in on ’ chatmnplonship, snd \V\ allace Lu- Kingshighway . I nien S. Ix | =) Sportsmans Park will jaydieeetyer ng capacity of 30,00 , ~ @ -ANBAS CITY arch * , , eAl, is. . MN 0 when a Neb.. *Polieciman of the I H ANBAS CITY , Mo., March , | inning of champion ship play, the gaine was almost immediate ly re- guid, claimant of the Canadian and ‘ i. raga mare Team provements agreed. on yestew c Re a) arent * ners | Sheree t Happened Here. Pairings for the annual Nitional | dined wide ds) etna ; y ham "ust, according to ie ai a | ’ are completed, Phil Bs ' ’ P AST night Joe Stecher: ene | y skketball . a aad | Jud Withi Classification, is walking his beat . . A. A, U. basketball ‘the Brow ns, told a Post-Disr ; of son | In “4 thea ee 4 cr - + ty a? > . , ait ) . p ? ; again. if “7 d ta: rin a ” 1a ( ol} i he held under the “4USpPI1Cces of iig ; run of 400 from the spot aru) SS 1? Sic any one of these four COr- night, | reporter last ni ce Pe — ' - seum in phvsica] conditic th: . + : ; m ' > oe mo me , ; Ball 8 ee i — ording ¢ Time Limit. Im one sweeping challenge he eae A (une Glaime to have wen: lis 4 fe aking jy Et gem Stecher, Jim Londos, Dick Davis- | on ; és : ee ' : tournament will probably be fo] ) OF the balls out. In spite of this |‘ nie, motte Witam Demetenl, Canadian R : stages of development his , today by G. P. Wendell, chairman oe oe oe ‘ey Chicago. tne sp C ‘ : pace how occupied by f on preventive measure, George Slos- 7 . . . . eet; lf{ ‘ nad Renato ' , . , ‘ ' : enka , mi ons 4 Den McSkimmin . court, Oreste Vacalfl a VODA | | ; Die a se . lowed by a change in the rules ; . pavilions. Thus, about 10,0) * By t g | Gardini body. ; Oot the Nationa] Basketball Com- : 1 / On ran 500 and Old Jake Schuae- | The opening number brings to- ~ " rrestling. 4t seems. | i a boda aie “& summary of the important . randstand seats will be added ¢ or essional wrestling S I , He rather confounds the rhey evidenced, bad condition. | mittee. There are 32 entries this el vp ’ es I a ler had a run of 321. | Sether — Mike Romano and liassan Finnish Star Clips More Than changes which brought the cham- ithe « capacity. ’ a elowrama of the ee ' silo iia i asia » 4 ls being extremely ainful , , This gtvle Po oe 6h Giles. | The richt-field G in to the m f trust theory s acothprattrng by in- Also, ce ins nae . painful, | year, aS compared with 28 in the pionship game up to its present - styl ” baulk ae bank af on ol D Pes A Minute Off Mile-and- 3 pineglend rang aver fn that it cannot be conducted cluding Wayne Munn in his chal- there is no doubt they impaired proved futile and in 1879 the Originally Muna was to have met | | ‘ : Ing orn: ran? 4 - ranr'’e . ry lorm is nS follows: , : ; | bleachers will be rebuilt intoa . Liwiced 2 ittaten lenge: alt hough of course it is ‘her's wrestling. l‘urther- last LoyuUrnament. This year’s teams bee tn lnedeee (hampions’ Game was intro- the winner of a tourney which was a-Half Mark. ‘ee © > - CES ()j ‘ Alias sas , : . " ; i é ; 1 ; “em ‘ ‘7 ’ “ ) Mai | “Tl l ‘ i I S28 , . , ’ | jerete and steel pavilion anq@ Sheet ,, most unlikely that such a mateh more, he admitted as much aft- | 40 not include Butler College of} |. cuced with longer oblique lines, | "0° completed, Lewis and Demetral ty the Assoctated Prese, , > 2. “ iva ave : ef 31a i nust scow] ung ; + cy , , — a te 4 : , i oY F : : ; ‘ Carrot "es hattering Rall- |Sulliva >; avenue or left-field blee the yillain ] ‘ ’ il] le arranged rot until the ae ate} here with Hiussane. Indianapolis present champions, to making it more difficult. acific Coast titles, meet In a two 3 St. Anus 231i, Cabs 1. tournames Thus, Young Jake Schaefer's irom. cach corner. With the ball: out [ three fall atch here to- game as has cage he heine tina e ‘ “di bh) sees it gicebites anil Bxpbet On the short rails they are |; veiling the survivers, HAMILTON, Ont., March, ¢.—~ ‘ ‘ j es uLl « mm od i «Lad. 4es}) rts ers will be rebuilt fi ‘ply through his teeth t 43 = ae when he wes similarly afflictes née | , ae inches from the corner an n | 7 ur r | ” how Ss a (530 l han i tee] int . : om a le sharply mare * harvest time for the new Ciham- wea ; ‘ " icte : but if the authorities of that isll- round that thev eould wedge the ' } yes pe , 1 pe Sle en LEWIS AND MUNN ARE ' rears ure, innish . lash, : -. 4 JUUA ami Ste nio a& SuUNn-seat ; his nose), and he must stomy pion is over. ' ne Job's trial, tone’ ae | two obfect ball nen Se Mie io i hon raiis 28 inehes., clipped over og minute off the tiv, } Neoae ~% 4 ey et ine fa 3 . , ution decide m Sere a t@ai l, 1e ‘ CEP FOC | he ma e corner o aoa ow . oe: : : Wo Ke , there). All fé neces M ill be reco ’ feet in rage (oY ungZzuisn B and Pesel; s otter reads substantigale led Lew is once defended fA titie , : . the table in run up hundr ls ° Became oo Difficult. SOUGHR7 FOR TITLE GO t anadian ‘ hampionship for the 4 ; ‘ u« ‘ if A Msi ‘ *ilé fii : (mile and a half last night in hie icted, all wood bej o nil . ( sti ‘ le — ea ‘ _——_ with ‘ bic : of the many independent Learns | : The enet) - = es an | : . ° ITY nS replae must resort to questionab ly as follows: here. with two big boils on his | : points. Melvin Foster, in a match rh length of the lines, and MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, March 6. first track appearance in Canada, c His time was 6 minutes, 65 1-5 sece- by steel] Hi) *oO 4% ys . ; : = : - ’ : Poa fi tof . Peer r. C 4 . : . ’ t} “¢ Louis baseball Plant at presesin ken nose and tin ears of which in one hour and then wrestle i Be ie : sc |lege, Parsons, Kan. were agan the rule. Then it was prohibit it. ne oOnligue nis York are also canon : for " the lapped them twice. lost 6. had 76 an.| 7 the smallest in the big leagy a tt cations Gardini could not Londos, Stecher and Vadalfi. wha ne i bags —_ sie Crescent A. C.., Brooklyn, Ss. that the first “baulk”’ lines were th: hfs f | match. dit and 10 putouts Babe ne pare egies of the Philag But the Prosecuting Attor. | To wrestic Munn on a win- gare . satsenc gh AO last | Doutherns, Des Moines, pane ty apis co breek up this | grt desl: 8.2 balkline | NIAD ou the Yankees Jast| 2% National League park. * whose head was narrowly) ner-take-all basis and = con- SN ie “2 ae ak ' - " us ; St. Mary's College, St. Mary's,; Prosressive nurse around the rail. | Re teamed installment, the BILLIKEN JUNIORS PLAY MONEY'S wenn sts and 24 putouts |*°24ne capacity is 18,000. Med by a pop bottle, hurled by! tribute any amount up to $25.- etek, he | bee pe ee tan, L ombhevad ty ech limitation was | (eansition of balkline from 82 | CHAMINADE TONIGHT ios es bane ready for the Sah panery spectator, and the Chief| ©00 as a purse or present to professionalis! Dee al ee Olympic Club, San Francisco, vs.| ©™Ployed in 1873 in a first-class to 14.2. 18.1 and 18.2, will be sine, a GET bard Fences a Years ago Police and others accomplished Munn, but is willing to wrestle wnocked _ ssa dear. Halstead, Kan. | Professional tournament. The nian ed ) ae ‘Z a a sie mobdare ences, WwW hen t} he Cardinals ‘refused to pe ” bate Koon had failed to any of the others to prove his Knockout is npn considered very | Monen Teal Lafaye te, \d.. Va. | lines were diagonal, 4 Lo inches . ' . \Ceprriaht gas? , Fasketball team will Oppose the Sr. EXTRA “PAIR hat it Was only the | ' ’ 1% for ar , . ; ‘ at a i 7 ‘ ents 2 : ; : i , owe . ‘Y ‘ SC}LOO « Or an Upcomin ‘én . “4 is ce ee A . “= . baie ba ; 5 : work for the regu poe ee ag ze ith ne et ete they barred the villain Davis- right to a « hampionship match. —_ — S Robert L. Clore Post, 4 | | et Louls University High Schoo! five * or . =] Fo wrougn with 1€ reconstructions. : _ On jt face ha 7 ae a pOxXeY, f ; ip ; ; ee OCk stage (or! mS hi . the offer Is fair mit, Mo. | m ihe ; | plenty of pep into| The Cardinals have been using tha : from the local Lg Te eek ee ssiet Walenta But here’s what Joe's man- |” ‘1 ee oe '_BOOTH AND DEVANEY 30 PERSONS INJURED 0A agen | se floor tonight at} 1 TROUSERS nd hustled all the k a - : : a . i , . Ute a tT? anfa nD ee . . — : nee | o'clock POLL fCaMsS are meme. Maries “i ; “ is *% pai und r N le: ase W hich has ' ) most immediately a successor like to see Pesek ta ke { he m a 1] ‘ ’ php “ “ fe Boag oes Schoole YS, Kansas Cit y, VS. Kirks- SUSPENDED BY A. A. U, WHEN STAND COLLAPSES i bers of the St. Louis Prepa ratorv TO Mm ATCH : hae Af ‘ S\ : "es “ Ring th es dict more ite os me odie : taken up tha villainous role. | i and we w ould not be in the it, a . : © a Joe was ville College of Osteopaths, Kirxs- rae chee Press. ¥ IGO, Spain, March 6.—During 8 i Le ague. A game played earlier in | a " lesa wd © pavilion ; | least surprised if he beat all the paten, written bere 7 Was ille. M | NEW YORK, March 6.—Vernel connor ¢, , atch yesterday aft- field wall an 4 a to) Me : me Koloff Plays the J illain. o S 44 i JCA a the aes : eal oC. Tt 3 Vv e, svi. Rs : 4 ; . r soccer football match yest« ay the season at St. Louls U. High reé- YOUR SUIT 0 the fence lta Bos f —s ehp anger, agen ae | night, Dan Koloff, whose) CPPOMents per schedule.. om oe oe at Scott Meld: Southwestern College, Winfield, | Booth, formerly of Johns Hopkine] ernoon petween a local team and a/| sulted in a 28—8 vic tory for the . 4 Y | ficult it home runs f ‘ ’ ’ aes ar Mr rs ns Boe ‘ae + . ¢ 2 . . . i ‘ ’ ; ] j ‘ P xa t hy se 79) I . ; wimp | e { Ss. N - a se . >. i 4~ a ‘ . | ‘ > : . ‘ r. John yest rday | knocked will De 10 feet furth e as effectively Ar nt inward than any who has ex: ne ] ; a , : y I Now showing Prince of X he is able ta “ emtle . '* rT) reel { \ VA ‘ite ] } ;' os . . ’ } -_ P . . "t+ . ‘ wen f . ’ — ‘ . , ° : nm a } ;T) } .* | Hi | wa rheve ' . ; foe] — “a S| i e and willing cheba ‘rancise vs. Roddis. Kansas City. | again aavo Nurmi at the George- pronshipy of the ounty fel HEN, ale drive. Tobin says; boulevard. p Wrath of thousands of specta- as well, whenever he j ‘~ . ettings forth Joe's argument: 3 t nb a C ; ~g* lesbur 1, | town Uni ersity ganies iy Wa St. a Golfer Defeated. basket ball race, for the Clayton pcb ap dpa is he: hut on — wenever he is gent cu ombare Oliece, Gaalesburg, 7 » Regie brittle mn teat apie PS es , Prine, . h J &§ much better this aaa te a a. o Pee MO POP! 6, ‘pinndt'* tne eanbaee sf Begin WwW, Ninct , ¢.. Wellington, | inston the night of the Metropolitan PALM BEACH, Fila, Mareh 6.—-F.| team. The game will be played at ent ] : ; . is Bi : — 3 ' ‘ } ; uv =; rimMegion 5 O® _* >| lin il, " . . ' ' P F . . a t he has taken on | PREPARATORY LEAGUE ed when he dug his finge S ' As yo" ory eo eee Sees - se & | meet in New York Booth received W. Prailey ot st. Louis was beaten | Maplewood, Webster, second in the t which cE FAS AP i cerlain nerve centers in the 2 | to win the Western finals by Van, P a o0-day punishment while Devaney | in the semifinal round for the an-|race plays Ritenour at Rit nour, siderably when th OPEN S ON RIL stomy of Oreste Vadalfi. the Need for a Commission fas there were two or three Denver Boosters, Denver, Colo.) 4s out of competition indefinite! nual amateur golf championship! and Weillston meets University City 903 PINE ovneme the regular The baseball schedule for the pb of the piece RUNNE : iran about town who could bave ‘s. South Side Turners, Indiana"v- |} for failure to appear at the trial); here yesterday, two up.. Hie jost to! at Wellston in the other (County OPEN SAT. TILL 8 P, M. s : Ne 4 4) ° \ 4 j ‘ . "> , \ ; . ~ © " 4 yi ry" ‘ , r >] : oe rill” -¢ > “ women Louis Preparatory School Leag lice were forced to move sev. NNER with a sot Toot furnished opposition. No effe lis. of the case. E. T. Martin of New Rochelle. League games .? as announced today, catis for steps closer to th -¢ 4 an't be expected to break |! was made by the promoters to sign a ‘ ‘itv Athietice Club Vs. | _ ‘ . | ne rings C4 K Kansas City Athieti u S. 7 continued to hit the opening game on April 24 and€ prepared to restrain Seeente | track records these ‘ignters; te fight, oF force Tokay Teas New Orieans &t all the pitehers/| final contest on May 22, ie Who rose up, in threatening at- eS etn to do 80, as they could. have : r ae uiies ¥ ’ 4 Cc Hollywood, | ry Wallop was to The league was formed last] fe and shouted things. mostly | A pianist with a sprained fin- one under the loca! rules. Hollywoou ‘i. . dye 4h , cs . rer © , lee = ) F ' a aoa _ iCal Ss € as state eacners | re says he is fee]. and has thus far fulfilled the ' j oreizn tongues, ut the hairy- | tre] could hardly pul! A Puiderewe j ) (re has bee ‘} aro ind t is own ( i *“; VI . Ix i118a + , P Watch for ,; pectations of its founders, ted Bu ski. the past two years and in that | College, Emporia. as Ww orkead hare pe iY d B lgaria nN, } pa VCa 1 tha ] ] our advertise- The schedule follows HUE Liteeting tc use A man With only 16 teeth can't | time he has had practically no op. ment in Sund all for a little over rj} Of —8 . ; h at Challies ; _ ars eT | Oe ee en ceern ¢ tC | ' : ) ‘¢ 7 | hag put ea a -" Hig Rit called jiu jitsu on his op-: be expected to wallop a steak like DURIOR IFO £06 ;OCRl DOLlTS WHO NEWARK EAGLES GET Specia! to the Post-Disnatch. POST- DISPATCH ‘May ‘ ' , ; ent to Tulsa. g mf St. Louis U. Hig rh. eee Daviscourt were cooing babes.” And an auto with one eylin? | Probably by the time you re- o the Tulsa Club of] oat st. Louis U. High; Western at € m Bulgaria, Japan and else. | ages ‘gh | game in one night than he has in can Bowling Congress which open- | re the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fit, . : tte ; wa Wrestler, he is Son th ing he- | , . P in sili : 6 medioere on the opening night, “as e hour by Frank Sedion in DE TO YOUR MEASUR » Marry Cook, declared Tra- this season. The new team, with ,ran ot points In the concluding 19 | team of Marble Hill, Mo., tomor- | ~- —_ — ‘ . . FE | rfi ada high run | another victory to its string i RY IS OF RED Ustil Ackerman, Captain ai anotner victory t ig. ™ ; an e ran out wit! 4 \ 1 I _ > - our at oon | 12,500 TO OPPOSE center on the Kansas University | twenty-seventh inning Deardorfft Plashkamper Released. BS 4 squad which won the Missouri Val- had 16 to § for Hughes Then th: iy the Associated Press, | FOOD SHOW Ake a Suit for you fe SERLENBACH MAY 20 tes Conference titte this year, will | former champlon started to count! LINCOLN, | Neb., March | p - ¢ :; and he ran up points so rapidly that eV epret ' , — he a member of new at "a Be ce 5 St where a ase of “Ray llashkamper, ° never regret Bi. ' # Appi iater| ress, | ni f the new team, ‘| Hughes could not eet started. Bled ‘ , I . at 1seum. ”, _ : . 2 . sl - » ‘ . ae : — - " " } - . cr * ’ ; - cKnight’s standara ' ALO, XN. Y., March 6.—Jim-) jy - Reilly, physical director o > shortstop, and Andy Vargas, catch a Bioes | mAltery, Buffalo iddlewe ht, | r Si. rancise Pacifi t} ng and quality are ; uW Ait mm ig ' i thiletie club announced le CT of the - ai 1) ranelisco AaACILi‘ ’ be considered. Wed an offer of $12, 266 to er ae. nee: aed Minner. st Lombard to Com; te. Coast League Club to the Lincoln ‘On, , S for { ‘ Paul Berlenbach of New York, / other three men — Minner, 8! Galesburg, Ill, March 6,—Lom- | wegeern League Club, was an- | . | inds in Indianapolis en May) forward of the Washington Univer- | bard College will participate in the Pos lheret d y. Ti : S ee ——. woolens forty years. Good ROSEN-REICHARDT es ae | clothes—clothes that look y | BROKERACE CO. *%. Remember the Address i= good, wear long, and look | St. Louis, Mo. Wm. P 7 For good clothes weve | } > never been able to discov- 3 g ES : er a substitute for fine : woolens and custom tai- —— ‘Ask the Man Who Wears a Wm. P.} , es McKnight Suit”’ ff loring. | E IN MILWAUKEE % : TREE I ; ee Y day and a round ade, estern at Lb. C.; Country § ent. He was sco Thee oxed in hi le he . & : ; as ‘ w li ng si Hy “ sa % . ' 1} f -ON i] iis CiaSs, lie Nas an tL Memride. : : , a2 man with the ll 3: : Orning and after- | 29-—Western at Chaminade, ik scowls that many Spectators 4 bi ‘s : full 32. von a few medals by default, but 2736 TOTAL IN A. B. C. — ti y 4 3 . ‘ - } ‘aDpsay Otte) , { i} ' ) ] at ountry . ~ fie 4 mM have sald, “se h, here is the f t stati Peneeeer WORsG kil] Joe needs the actual experience, ' ew { "on s. . * a ; : oT | gt medala, BUFFALO, N. Y. March 6.—| March 22, It’ , > ester . jared ¢; umbus bowlers—84 . I s . — , 15 McBride at Wester ountry J a Vadalfi Wins Handily. | der missing wouldcén’t Win the cei ve thi 1 letter the boys wil! have Knights of Col m . ne hager Bill Friel of Merri de at c. B.C. we Madalfi, the hero. survived, how- Indianapolis derby. fought their fight at Scott Field, teams—are scheduled. for tan 7 . worth money panced oo MOrning i 16—St. Louis U. High at : } to be available for furthe- Therefore we can't understand and Baker may get a trouncing, the second day of the twenty-fifth ~ ur, outfielder, had | €™, of chaminade at McBride; Ge Poles. He did for the man how wrestlers who : but he will learn more about the annual tournament of the Ameri- | DS to you. aAgrue. try Day. | re bv tossing him twice with. —- out - condition, suffering three years of amateur fighting and ed last night. There is also a squad - than one hour. Kolofe Ss irom trachoma Or ¢ ifflicted with lefaultin of 8 Buffalo “tre Department a uite 20 spectacular as Davis- boils, can deliver a wrestli ng @x- And in closing TY will say tha teams scheduled to bow! today ([n | and Gardini and he may ict hibition up to the standard which faker y cet rmany tin more addition to the first squad of dou- i ven the rol of villain hers people wh ay ave ;: ‘ierhit 4 hal he So } mention in wour bles and singles. I ant to See You.” : Pathiird and fou wit rater if eu Ss ‘ hpi ) i i Li ‘] yours | 1s usually the case, the Newark é *to believe that he rave his | AUSS ‘rust of the game % DAN OWNEEFE. agles No. 44 posted a score Oi ; effort last night. Vadalfi- = : . - *7365. due to three consistent games phe won and therefore he will | ; of 919. 889 and 828 Their scores Peet” again. He tossed Kolof¢ MINNER, PIKER STAR, DEARDORFF RUNS 34 were as follews: Brown 168, 159, B& erotch hold in 39:95. then D °M1: Geyer 208, 146, 177; Will 178, ; . : i o i, d a ; , ’ Es . 8 Japanese armiock in 11:57. TO - LAY WITH K. c. A. c. POINTS IN 19 INNINGS 170, 1860: Canton 172, 182, 185; Den. ~ >-- Memiwindup and Georg. ‘Tra. By th Associated Press. Gene Deardorff, former city ama- CONCORDIA TO CLOSE Was given a decision over Le: KANSAS CITY, Mo., Marcly 6.--A teur three-cushion champion, estab- | a although it was quite evi- | new basketball team has been or- ished a remarkable record at Pe-'! CAGE SEASON TOMORROW fom the rineside that Wry- omits . Pa oe —_—, = , ; | . Pie he ’ i ate al} fight shoulder was at least | Banized by the Kansas City Ath-|terson’s last night in a champion. | ( oncordia Seminary s basket ball team will close its Season With &@ the winner. f< . - ‘ +: ‘ : : E : our university stars in the lineuDP, | innings of is mate! re “ow ni at Holy Cross Hall. is more leas! her was handicapped by polls. ; ; VA ith i rank row night = Oi en ve. aay, pleasing Were four large boils on his | Will be entered in the National A Hlughes. Deardorff won, 50 to 18 in The seminary team has ee | “feel” of a new ~Vadalfi al ; ‘Soggy alerts ae Pee eer re . 7 | defeated St, Louis U., Hanover Col- iam also had an angry-!/ A. U. tournament which opens here 46 innings - i oi rags nit or Topcoat. Con- ’ Ce Wee ae ; ‘lege and Kirksville and unless Mar- boil on the back “of His Monday Thirty-two teams are en-' t was ft gre? , oY oe nae : nd respect are cre- ' alata, fy ears. —s we ‘ Vest 8am tT Ne, field has a surprise package i clean-cut appear- a Ae he enter the ~~ * ty ~ ° wales. . @o..6 “en oem | Pe aes seas erate | exne Altnough most of tine &keCcores yere | renee ees meld to a craw IN TITLE TOURNAMENT, TO WIN FROM HUGHES ®!n¢ 192, 202. 185. Mches at he »|letic Club which disbanded eamlier’ ship uurnamen mate} : thes off the mat when the linc ament f nh when he gamé against the Mayfield College | tered in the tournament mente im several = ¥ ets.) store the local team should add ative only of a new at ee, a . ANH . - NEO . - : — % es

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HEA’ Ps erences experte Admirer Again. linformation on epolitatien. — MGR | commation:" seamen PATENTS | Post-Dispatch 4 - . , net " ‘ *. a c eo) Aw ained: advice and foller free moe Dmug *?- Te te Have Signed Missive. Sparen. 105 N 7th. Olive Sve.) . (e568) ; BOY—To work + CHICAGO, March ¢.—Belief that By the Assortated Pree went there seeking his father. i\Judge, he never did anything bad Mrs. Hagenow testified that she | before.” e CHICAGO, Mareh tie } she Was going to become a morn geet. 1 r ' | a ew Grand eee SSeS eer ELECTRIC wir Grand Bs Gk he taadet tote lio Sire pen Frederick to pe LOST and FOUND |}. Dor wile g ey ‘ ; i , “i ay oat YOru. me th leath of Mra. NIft roe Mrs. Jarmnes Grippandes and 4a | 49 . ~~" “ (me tut at ; ‘e) P : ’ t i = a 14: * 3 4 *¥ —SPowehine ‘i x sé a3! - e ride of Logzat! } ia ‘ . : -¢ i alive ‘ j ler the Seeutt Mm . ou. . svensetinn : , ‘ay — ; : : v4 DOY—Wilune (“hieago capitalist, pre*ecnied ® asstiimed name so sne could Mia! 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Sh and war vk! in ae se ia aici = dines “Fting ‘ ex Ss = as ® x. iD ‘ le ‘ ? wale 7 if ; i j rt - a i i ; f . ot. se Minéal dai ng aa “GA. 4c PRE AND | CARIN WIMAK -E) because of the two chlidre the a = ’ ready ut al | Werk: union + {rr WAS C } arg | “ 1t }y ryy 77 4 | ‘ a . ; a ae ‘ : 3 “Oe > ’ “3 T , Pix sre Coe al J a a alien - ' 7 gans \Irs (sTIPPANGo ing rne i iit, oe ——, Want Ad Parone. Nive 4409 - tae [OWINnE 2M OPA au faeces ‘i vet unborn. sentenced Mrs. Fred agate, three times or ‘eas. 400 auik ee on . ~ : - ¥ . .. ’ LCCOREO erick to dave in the count’ ii Lost ts Gas PIPE besten §0¢ Sun.: ertra iines tse datly ; 4. apebic fret Wra. Piere can the « ur | 4 : ‘ % . ler * Ts Qo4 GAS PIPES b* rn. $$: work ; Discounts, per lane. ‘Agate—$ is familiar wih war ) wN (, 5 | Omt’ mardked ASt ey Al _} : Wed. z P= - o ‘ a “7 ae ppan i ~~ A Naina” Sohavig Weta ne positions throug’ special training | DIEFMAK ER—PF' ~ -t~] ™ : ‘ - ; . : - obttermiai Sroadeniyt , NO orn -™~T ' . : came vYiolentiy il). After she be-!week until he: usband returne tify Columbia Pe omg a Co.. 400 § ye ' “ “aes Liew, RE vead the instruction Trade Schoots | Stambaugh Se %¢ a (ii : one pp , ie i 7% Y a - » an . ¥ . : . " : ' VA * te? *? 4 , : ad ‘ ‘¥ ~ ’ “4 a f DISH aH R- came iii, he said, ic ited Mrs.iand Grippando promised to repay | ad” eso ware co) CASH PAID for infermat and Schools and College ads poet — liagenow toree times Hut each time ithe Judge A\fIrs (;srinnando at "ASH RE VW ARD q —_ of open 3 MEN, BsOoYSs Dish WASHER- 5) hte ¢ 1A : } : ig : | es Con LTIGePNI AL “a> 4 a * 2 q ' : . ane reassured him and told him (binge told the Judge she knew : rt z to rreast ’ CONCRETE st ana : eTiINT—sit.: at preaent in charge _ e Res! aur ‘irs Pier ‘es ‘ nd tion Ww: ? 4 by rp url , Aditaiy i hig . 2 ’ % - Pe | s is ia ae tick & = ; 7} Isital {j j ] ys j ‘ ry 7 AT 5 Tre 2 r - : “s * — | ~ = 2 © . , - nap | omen datreceeey / , . sessing a dog! 236 ’ concern, 2 years with present’ rience! 411. ural. but she entreated the Judge to b: s de ion since Saturdas ndiv | ex PERT window desires. to change; excellent DRAPTSMEN— ™ , eae , e ; . ; né . t ae oO ¢€ -o0Z -LMispetenh.( 65) Pierce said Ne called in a nhrsi- |lenient with hit “Site's my ha hier’ i apa x a a ie Box ti x _H-J3O02. Post-i rispe (65 fineries conetn ee " | r" . ; - > if - . . | s* . S ' os — oy . : nent | La \ ; rT NTANT—Su . ase 29. univers: ty vertence. AbD “an ana as his wile grew worse §fatner Sie Said, caressing . i .i—Los y Ww " . ere ice €o te: varied expericnee. some pu bli troleurm Corp. | - . ‘ . ’ ‘ ru _ | ble: between Famous apd Grand-leader. |" “tn, won't rob you.” WE NT—Si.. 10 Keep took» tf: ELECTRICIAN— reg ail Forest GIL: re- : emall concerng not requirine | Dhaste of wirt = tut] I i = : ne & A . t serv! _e@> of a “Ook K et) Ser 4) ’ low at sala! yw ar is @ licensed physician and exam-} ee com gee a 7 Se Pano de ae oe eS 541 _M aan a 7 m at your office cr wil: wake Rome | a s wae oe ined M >j fend : | nd O If found. call | ms a : tax returns comni! e1: *le0 finan Per ee ined Mrs. Pierce but denica having TRUCKS SEIZED BECAUSE ata Moi” Mew. Hille 208 Tit | Glaring Glass H Prstemen's, fon Seren, ag Sry | ENGINEER performed an operation E—Ist; since Mo ~s acne) VAATING ass House. a — given Bex be ‘tors. ond eleva 7 . * + om ' 7 ‘a } BS LSJ } Russ . +i or } eo f~. Pos'- i ' fou ‘®.. 506 a¥. ; Pending a report from the Cor- | TAYES WERE NOT PAID at | Reantiful effect day end se isi. first hand. bread. rolls: can ENGINEER—NI oner s chemist. the inquest Was con- o " ; : iLLIE—iLAIST: SABLE AND WHITE ‘ me Fg BF... ~_ ready a aione _ at 31 ae vi peest. : R 2 RD in? ; - , (one, owever, “ple ° M THS OLD FEMALE LONG, | @as Te © tinued to Mar: h 10. V ba Rey evined Be SLENDER TE AD fOVERED W rr , Qumber desired. ( omme SEPER— ‘+ ga ab: able - EXNOGOINBER—i yr i pia *TN ES LA eR ',s)—"T ‘ «\ C is} = } wUY N . NN . stead ay rn - a v = . WHEN Los SE NER . - full eharge. Riverside 44173.«7) vork. Wo | = - 1 cause of Defective Affidavit— FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE FOR | ee i toast ze oe mean 7 | Sona! a Van REWARD. Ret saw! ABARD a vnialia git: work on ‘arm by robust boy Shax wg ouner 4, ee P eae ¥ Walter Waterall 3515 Maz POUNDRY “Pwo “we BT pOR— tA . ene iMitis PAINTING ¢7 = EE SOR aE SEES (8) pattern Maker OR—Sit.: man 29 vears oid: can and welder. mec Vi T ‘in ast St. Louis vesterday brought rg ea e, “§r , OLA ING PROHIBITION LAW in a truck load of sugar and atrucl AMOND) MASONIC JEWEl——Loast: © | The Best Is the “heapes pane and Geet rere oes ae a East St. : 5 toca (ohm te kd 2 TRS ‘} | PRANKS DECO NG , . jah ese ar aan Louisan Pleaded Csuilty toiload of milk when the tft: ieks of TAMOND RBAST PIN — Wednes- ton ay “Cabany 68473 * sat eestit.: 7 “yeare etDerience of dinner —— 030 dri Third Offense—Coal Dealer the J. B. Margolies Wholesale Gr: ee ae ae ee ee peer: co home night — ee | fuli capartente. j ii ‘i ‘ e pe ae } : e Brown. : - — er or f O.ves ren ard es ON ae male:| | STORAGE AE » | 8s Sor, Sateren ;> colored man and wife ik ig reward. Fores 17 86M } CRAWFORD moving — : n private home. 10 zon expert. i PU RNITURE W Fined $300. ery Co., 430) East Lroadway, East touch- -up and ir the Asemvated I’rese oes ; : _ : .? A 3 : a — i eee OS ER cue et Pe : a h . : Ty . . penitentiary: at Leavenworth «and! | oe - . Let the Post-Dispatch supply vour ideas jie: reward. 3655 Hartferd. Grand jest insurance rates; a €.. 0... 1; 7 mann. Tay! 2 a en yort BI and thea re Pa = . 1" ,. ; , , - . . , ~~ "Xj > at N\ “4 C ‘. ’ or tined $2000 — P é ; b , +e . Ux ; 1 ao Pievi itt, Lie i lS * } : ; : aes ‘ } sisal FRE RN OE: RT TE Ee amr _tcO) goods in stora€e if des red, Sag mite. Nw& DRAI AP? M 4 —_- . "ons | Aor s+ MAN—W 2 yesterday afternoon in of an €rror in an affidavit filed hr ; and be your agrees: fo economica buying. "i—Lost. beagle bound. Sunday night or | 2918 FRANKLIN. 2880 EA cee With exceptions) abints ane cry boast clean United St Distri % bo ae , inte - SE BSIGAVIL Tiled 3 , 2) g: “. nit ~ . evils Lome! samt tf if wee 2 Re 10 years perctical *xperteme fr | aret cean. ates District Court, fol-js : ‘ You will find 1: t fs of oer ees eee —— = | INSTALLATION . . ~ 208° 15: A. Prywitch, secretary of the ou will find tnteresting advertisement turued to 7101 Ellendale pl. Benton 2298. | — i mechanical tines: «te: preety elem | LNETALLAL IO: low ing a plea of guilty to possees- | camnanv = oe" age i ay ’ ys , , i : (cd) | Frei ht Fr '’ oc 1 - good knowledce of enop work | fer store «nd sion of a still and liqu & | h chy each aan we “— sate ae th a ! rOCde ood and grocery retailers in the Post. ~ rr “ 7 Da. Ir + ‘ ais ‘Teng hi fied tea master mena i." 1.Of afral ' oan nee th : ‘ and liquor and thel!l+ha esienr ¢ | INF ES, TOES ee eee ti cor 7. i nsibility. Box if 124 P-D. (9d; & - th apa : ~ v4aat . Pb lan © was s r 1 es The oar, 4 4 + " - a, U y *y } arra Ve, from home STIn , > Lo wis ' 79326 W j 3) | OF ’ Cc — £900 DELMAR. Bomont 8033 90K, _ > —~ Qe , : ;inen taken, alter the truck load of : . aie. ede, : xh t—Stra ve: oe a) mieds mee “ave money on vour t: wishes work from 8 a. m. w«) JAPAN DIPPER =7©m Was arrested Dec. 8 by Fed-! cnear hal } igre go age fly sco Rg th a Me Seta Gps aed consolidated car service, 4 mes porter or any kind of work | tric and gas . ng ali ange O95, Sugar had been returned to the rund 994 4) Ried t} ht stor BUTT and Ure with white ruff; connection to our omarehommny 7 Post-™ h. | $400 N. Main. er ' } > . ieseininnniil , H Post spatc iv. eee ai agents fo] owin S roi } i Hrind t Tile tANi- is Dad j ry ie ? - t name M : siv re } “cj ' t z : ———> ey At a abt . s S a raid on is ,; COMpar ¥ hv Le , if .- Chariffe j - 4 aad ot rr ‘ ‘ i J ‘ 3] : “* . , xp ig " — rs .. s ‘ ee re; ep resentati ve re) a ~ NIC—10 years xperience with \ I ATHERS al . om we ¢ rr a ™ . R . 7 s4iin. — i . co a) » . Fd 4 CP ma " ‘s eer . we . am ‘ 2 ers in a garage at the rear i Ee es t- e more than twice as many lines of advertis- ne OS ; N dealers: capable of taking charre jj; fap BORNE } of the home of Eugene M: . - j - Biss _o =, ¢ ity Treasu! er. gAid A 7 are - J é LAM ae — LOS . BPowsete n 0 i , er er: Sea; | cite good reference. Box H-. 3 : Appiy Munata) ; St I . f - auie, East ' that Similar act ijn wonld he , K Pe Bins f , i OCaL food and ror . ris stores ix (7 #; radon aT ‘.- any Ne Lite my ‘ ecween =e. i pe STO Dispatch. be fs ; : of Free Bri ~ ¢ ot. Louis coal dealer. fin other cases where ae ie Re thei at sh — _ | a>1g yt .. “ne * a ane, awe a | MAIN OFFICE 59D A ENGR. GRADUATE—* frre. exve MACHINIST —M Y. A 75-gallon still, 175 ee dt ee eons DFOD- ie other St. Lows neu spapers COM- onal a6 49 aes tat) |. We can save _ fence: drafting. shop. sales work uy- ‘emetic pear-- - ‘° gall ons of (€rty Laxe@s are unp cl > ’ ~ ~ = ; act abe : ; - -ti y . general aftice work on machy send P! liquor, and 1100 gal lon ’ , . : i unt a iti. Bl \ f DD NVELOP? pat are wrapped 'n hiue > through on time wm tie equipment Box #H- 315 P D Gear anc Mardi ‘ _ Oo mash ; : 4 * aa she . a 4 ho — . 4 ‘ ao A : rates, reifabie represen ’ . . ches : , 4 J . oc en en ct ee eat Ee ial . mss, | ral papers: Wellston car: reward, 201 : MAN——To work were found. Ma | me oe . = = ; ete? 7 r\ ‘ . . ie — — bad = Deaths. First & lines daily, $1.80; : | ows Grand 22430 4008 Clevemad.| | astimates cheertully /airane” is PEEDER—Sit- rience “, | MAN—With car Trial Is Set Ses , ay me’ $s. » fa Errtre nea #7) a or . i >} ALL Livi a Cc - , ‘ } EFI ER \e “Fr r ’ Bire is . tz- Stree ‘ei ted eet 2@ ad ’ Ne ‘ - nee ‘ ~— . sad " ite on . el : 7 re . ‘ ‘ . — — ; non . jee ms ; *-* .. im. : : i DANVILLE. 11) _ | BABO—) intered into rest on YWrursdas eatty beloved husbend of Birdie, Fitz | erect. beloved husband of Nellie Kirn Mabel McMaster (nee Ruth>, dear faths iries Niebure William F Vitt Huge | CAMP BASE—Lost. green iron; reward. | PAPER HANGING—Painting. ER—Sit.; or janitor; good colores | Foe oh | 4%, 41. March 6.— Marc} a 3: ae ae te ee ee ee Pee ear father of Eunice and W ° Jan 2 MT A M Elmer M ire ; 3 od , ng. Master repairing? £ n Apply 18322 Beligiade and Gar | MA: — ’ ana 4 a . 24 H . ¥ LB Is i d h ame hb " , ~ «Mit > . " . . . } banres 3.458 Vi as. s ingto aeiiKe® .. - ett Pie : ‘ ‘ ree . ariel ‘ . 1 Le reerge i ang au . . ‘ ; = Be . ; ; Kir 1) Enri zht. F orest ; ’ on. a ae « . an, Art mur M R ‘ he Te hn ace ceier ain ed ‘ife of Char As Pofoer per 1 P-i Nh - id V- incje and ner ‘ aru.ine Ki r and Catherine Buehler rice — er : “oF ; ‘ . MeMast a@liu , > eu = ar +. ner ew om 1148. . ic} } — — s -* = « ; from a io 4 ardson, (,eo0rge LDiefe h . : LO (ear not r of LDberothe at Katy in his twe wixt vear rn 40n tae >. us : - od" j “ = ‘ . a i? M \I aste be ~* Jo ed i6 Tears. MESH RA Bae _ yee * ee ‘i ee ratura ' PAP E R t HANGING . gone SE RE TARY—€i: : valvere!ts : Rialto Th Th. P i apts r - - en acy ai nad and mir 4ear la ehter-in im sikter-in- . . > 0 - Tt a) — a a -s 3 R ,d cers , i — jens = ‘*s Bs . # ‘ 1? “ } \ie NM Mas ar and our gear q t P| = 2 LL 4 =ti> q I nera 7 . & | on a * “ - : x “f- 71 é. (ed) : Class wor x. 0. J. Ra reted now ermplove! dextres ; 200 _F ' e { 4 ‘+ ft. . aw arm’ é sf > ir har ’ - ? a? ~ . , : ct ‘ ‘ = ’ & * : . . ‘ - — x "b42 "ies “ * - + r =f _ : 4 ho les ; ; r¥ “2 on C " , ITns of East = Louis. Fonera! Viond a Af bgt fhe . a sb 4 #T eet , r av » “ , oe ate ed eal Loe a.’ % Jt} years 7 e c ? os -_ 4+» 4 o> 4? = a te 7 ‘ 4 ; te per "a > -* > et ash ‘i ba J = x. ’ La} bow x. Wed nesd ay ry == c — 2S i 27 LW per ate secretary wen utor: i T} ae indicted for shi om i rs - — ' ghd ui ib 2 at - n 7 > oT e i a " ea ¢ F j Or, Rema " } State a? 7 egen eo . t — ‘ of . a : **ay LPS ues “ 4 as . LAs ‘ te ‘ a* sas >4e maar? ? mean 417° i" rhe? ‘* ; 4 : ROOMS De pered. up travel. Des! references Rox MAN > T’ ' re oer Of the : iy} Siue a aie OS rth } teenth ape! ORF Choe - . i i N Pt cng sree ‘ Saturday 7 ry in \' rd i ~ - 199] 4 and ~~ B wman, 1074 All Diepatch ' = —Caca += n ei s(reet t hd A 13 kTius ru st tien . : > “nter Te ? ren? r V\\ “It Tye Ss . / . Pn ae . S eet t eu 4 h ¢ 4 : oo i ™ 4 , - 4 ‘ - S 5 4 . , . ter aPrg Ys 7 2 a : a " ore. must - ted States M5 ils, Nor. 14 1924 | (“alvary Ce neter: —— Toe ; Lite mient — 197% ’ rs “5 ry t ere a Mareh * ativan Heart «%) ro Bg im > abt Rae ~* a why ’ ‘ WESSFI 2 r arsaa $ . 19~o Pa’ WNVE EOP? | et by work ort iw Al Le Da Der cleaned. & : MAN sat with bigh- -tlaas fiem By geuera! ma fag® , _- . ‘ : i est? i rw mie - 7 ue Salem, Til., pleaded not g iilty Ste. 4 nevie iMeo >t apers please copy Gaab n@e Arn old our gear mother, mota y 0 ry ™ aa - a — th i 4 4 . © da a e etery | oe 4 se Was a@ mermber or a yi + . “ 3 i g ‘ A of NRE I ill shat de nom iWALI L. = hah cleaned. : -Dispatc! Tet aes Prem yes » , ‘ fond Dp ata J ©2us. \\ ednesday ‘ z : no - i — ~~. sé zi atric] ml are Arh) Vac ; ta aven I gt - } a I ner | VN 1 ; Aa a rt ¥ i,.vw=i AS ar. oe miG ’ tris e i se. 7 : . terday. The Mar. ny a’ pc rr "y leet: nother it the al Cc MA NAGER—6it ex Heinemann Dr tria] i F He t Lb x ‘as , SB CH E v | a ria hae been se f ‘an K}: 4 i Ket fi i = ee ‘ ; asec + ; em entered into rest, ,eanes ser ' ie a cn N 7 Exiward Willam and Ant] as - Vio . eh at l «J Dp rT to => [ a ai id I ius 8 } VI ‘oT “au ~ inev > re . ? | = rom grandmother and ereat-grand-' Me ic) | M. S.: mage * Grotte and Walker Jen- | Mrs. Berth Bossart. Mrs. Emil Berry vemetery Deceased was & mie! er of | POINTER—Found Richmond Heights | WANTED—Paint tng ont : aan ee ° eng Bg a | MAN — Thoro Of — ' nings Camp No 4 US WY (e7) Mrs. Charies Iance and the [ate Cla Cabinetmakers’ Loca! Union No oe ft eee ee ee Sa Be ric 3 vears road : - Cntae eo . Fr , » - ~f . ‘ adc ‘S. tt a \ cenils ,« ; ‘ . Nout ? PR O F E SS ] ON Dist LA Y “MAN a souls : nity to an Kon By the As=« a: ; . s av. Marr >. >. a B-15 8a. Mm (\erar | ect, ‘ \ ‘ ‘ ’) au =. ss Su thes — . ' 4) sount (tvs ‘ ye Lery i? - she and ir dear rope ret POLITE Cn weeeLoxt ,'a reward 33 : Pe experienced Bex Y- Ite + «hd it manufactt oa lated I’ reas + Pigey Kroanr id 1a] + am : = sea etied : - ' ‘ ™» » PF ss ~ } rier, } = thea 4 on "I . 4 . *’ . b . ” pie : & oat meant, : “io Park avenue. beiocred Remains at Arthur 7} — — oo - “a oe EN i _w ana e awed 4° years ’ nstein vi ' TARRYTOWN, N.Y. March ¢ son of Ausus Feckmann and the late Av- | GARVEIN—Entered into rest on Thursday. | 3846 Lindell boulevard’ oan o Pet | aGIeG pocaity neral. from hon 1413%A Hebert) 363 ic7 = a 5 MAN—6it ~folored in gqucage: | t@Re_ charge | - - . r *T) ' — is 4 | " al ia T ’ ‘? $2 ; errr) * ; et . ““ + ty : ! = | : ’ - ; : . " a. = c.a >. . 7 ? - t a ' >| , VT r ’ ‘ : ’ : 7 *-. . m , . q ” : : ' r ; . “- * : meres Leitner. we gg aes A pe . ee ie pa and =e ae Mach wo. 1! ; : arvi be ate 3 PITTMAN N—Entered int d : ‘ roTynN i m7 : t oes ‘ in i. im " , . 4 “ ; _ ont oo = : ' rp = me . dueai oats . . Rocke felt ~ e ys . . s E . ior i: erine* i be : : ‘ o j _ aTi4d’ ah - vat _o 7 a : re or k gu! . : . dear b hie wy 4 } ue ‘ : i tare, . ba , pe, | ‘ | , + tow ”. agaie. Sse daily $0e Sue 1 »* AN it e cypeas. : ; > i od = CUTTER 4 iif - vA ith Pe | bul- ' ai + ’ _A ‘, 4 ; it } inera Fe, m fa? . -o« ler . STR5 t rl pe lti ; ‘ ec 2 td ? To ts ry aT) ize == en re ; : + ange . j ‘ + * Sha i is Lil 4 ‘icles Medical g5e daily 7 . I A..OT]. Imac hi! Ber experience. ; MEA Ie. wound in the right temple, took | BERNERO—Entered into rest on Wednes | “£M& avenue, Saturday. March 7, at §:30) (oan Kohimann (nee Bianchfield! Funeral | the Teidner chapel 22235) Mit inaghia tis , ! | SS 2 Pe. —-_— | out-of-town. agate 350 Geen palary _Box Y-301. FPost-j%s. (89) | se Or . : " 1 ta) | ‘ 5 5 . ; ~y ~ > ry a r te Chur Inte 5 ae . gear oe BS! >T) f ‘Mrs Prank kK h hann ~~ 4 - . , P 6: " - a. ted ‘ ’ ‘ . 7 emiaean Pen . = x i a Waeshirect . sorting ert of- # i ag a wo , MAN — Te 74 rs “ad desi-es ; MEATCU R- j M TE nsurance policte | uay Mar 4 1e7S “ 10.15 and We ‘ana MM es Wat wares goans, , . ; Display. 40c daily. 50c Sun | $°0o : oe CS totaling YP. Ree Fart Hie tne -o ae | other of - a a! ; meter i : CsA tits, Pr see's 5 . ; ; A le; ; . Sales posttion with estab inied wat be Toud | 00,000 recently. Corn a | Sarafina Bemer a ws : Cleveland (O.) papers please cor pe! ; iry ta field and Mrs PRUNTY ae A ain af » lingering ad — . , tween 4 ! > p m.: reward. Cailj Olive per ne. gaie—S times, will travel: 3 years poy B- sales’ 1511 len di re roner Snow- |“) a Ber snd Mrs. A. Capestro E. Dames an - dear nephew ‘OU wey r] . im 1 Soo a duly $c, Sum 2c. O * e: £ refer 28), Bo door-to MECHANIC H ‘ en ac x ? ae Ss ad ’ eral ‘ ™ res ger * a hic lale 'G »— FE ere in? o- tad ' & eae a oe es ' = 2 Vv a e es a street ~ “rh ra ye Se » _~—— a) Passer, : imty } ran j . srnia iT Aumust . cre ee yey st Hig y i’ { . ddd awe , ira Cabany O16) {istea, daily $e, Stn. a Se : truck: a’ s wan P . et, Re AE. - : ‘ . : ’ Aaa ; i +e * . ‘ ‘= ‘ : ‘ ; . : a . : — - i , = - : -* _ Widow ahd two children of pence | mes church. Interment ia Calvary Ceme- | grandmother of Joseph W. Plisbie, dear |t St. “Cecilia's ‘Charch faterment’ ssi | Daria sia ace Evangelica! Luthergn Cubren, Wells | SCITCASE—Last: in Forest Park, qon-| Minimum 2 saat ~ GRRTUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | 50 Sysco if the Coroner fj : “agrees wank ‘Cc? | gteat-grandmother of Mary Joseph and) Peter and Paul's Cemeter | ewnee Et hoe ice Micledls warner: | TCR 1a aR pian “ear hag agg FE cep state — = fs ag ; MEN—-Toung a e © tings that Leitner | BILY—Entered into rest on Wednesday, | “1 2™ 4nd our dear aunt. aged Sl years St. Ge > (Mo.} papers please ' oh at Mi ock Sa : : DE ed rest, - Tuesday avede Gas Bldg 7 RATOR—Bit, Pik young 4 i8ls. at 12 a. m Margaret i" -_ : . Bats ape pose SRONE—| Mptered inte ree wad — ‘eametery Interment privat. P . me . estaba a ECE A e' ‘ a an we _— = oo i** === 2 — —_ —} MEN ANT nt ' The Cor B Bald. | cuir nen Pintzat). dearie’ beloved more | Stig Us avenac, Saturday March 7 at | SST gars Wednesda ° Ur , : Dd McNair, ou Gravois, Reward. aid | BEAUTY P MAKER—Bit: experieared: plait | ™ om F Oroner admitted his early |of Mrs. Mamie Loring ince Bay), mother. 320 (& Me to St. Enge vert'a Churcd, | peigy, SS = a. m.. Cem J. Krone ROT HFORD- tered into reset on Fri-; "uece. cear imtoher of Robert. Dorothy: ney 3450" ; oe Socy; $4.15 and up. Sidney 4074W. | $2 gS tetn ot. = | | Mmeory of mur der has been - n-law of Willian Taring | 2 ur po .r thepre ¢90 ta ar 4 ne “¥ De -e4sed “~ i a” ~ ~ A I i d TIM a . j ; +} To Ve ey goss . Mary ‘ : . at ea” gnter me ry a : a3 soni AND HAIR C ' - ; : ae = 4 yuus ‘ Sume- _ ee A ee nen 2 2 D- — ygatlimcn . ; Sas Qa rmiemoerr 4 larried Ladies’ Soda: it on — te . : “ar #' ster of Arthur cco ry bree ed wi* f the af la? . ' ‘ emer 6.5.er- ia anG : t ; , , _— eri oh} ie wr oF a. “ype MED ~-AD ; 25 a hat broken d own hy the f! ' she ’ . ' 8G Puan aged as | ‘fa °S sf ~ | - - » Wa " r. : : New St Via 3 - a pe? = ee" s 4 ifsaa’y, Sullivan avenue — oa a -s lt Pog A aero . ae Bisa } caceed Beart | ( io > Kiide he : VM ednesday - . z PERMANENT marcel $} aa Finne , *.. ' oa. tH Tatal shot was)|' *™mererv co. al ». 1925. at 3:15 p. t NAC 4rOl- | March 7. 1#} @ removed ta ¢ ? aa gg © pe | . > , big ‘ — . en R a, reat ne i . phage ewes sain H all ; - 2 oes. , . as | sities 4 ' ei . ® P : « : r err m om t ar teat e i ai * : . . { I ‘a i } ont = 1 ” ,f erreeee? Yor w e , a fired at close range. F: : : mer. tate is ” wife of Louisa G wpel, S293 Ss: f 7 ea Lew eunergs fre Lm , | . Ce? | a ueaeh en kee | i, eee eat : “high school giri. colored, to ia f aoe ge. Finger prints| BROCKLING—Hntered into rest Thurs. | mer Jr. dear daugbter-in-iaw of Mrs. Fran- | ame day at ° ouls avenue neral |Grarvilie place. Du | of tina © IST WATCH st. link bracelet. white| Mr Fisher Ar od After school. Delmar 5080]. M4 Ps , - rina J: See ‘ - - = — ' 5? a ~e ? ay ° . . - - uy ie Vay “”.% - e tu . t4 =f eter « - rl. a . r . _ ~ . * ry eee Ls = ‘ Paap e™ =. : ye ound on the handle of the weapon | »- - — . 3; l a (jeorees os ekiing as %s Bis “* an. and ir com tery an 1. ——— ;, . . : ss iad at — tea Ps ate : . * - 4 a , ¥ : r eet 2 : ' . : F found beside the bod, Ownership! Kenna. Mrs) Rnee See te Apne —~ 30 hy ; “a Seeeny. Barem » 2 - gay. Ma ». 2BZS.-at 12:33 a. t.. | avenue ; t gr chen 4 cor gh» oh Truth in Renertrong 4 e head. Ne sé | iarantecd. 1 fat, © o =i ‘ >, ; : ® ' 0 ad if 4 ‘ «til? ime and , ik . . : a 4 = hag 4) 4 nr j : — beat, = Naat erent! i . — ' iota _ . a ‘ P ee s me = ire i ’ 4 . oetT) ° » —_ re ‘ . . rey olver w“ hic h Lé@itne: ne oremnae x ; ar ; “~ > ae | 4 ~The : ‘ _ ‘,e@ra qd ce r eiat x .@ fler : A x +. bien? ™ ~ . ‘seins "7 ; sl & = ; i ‘ e . , ty oot ry TY A Am! ee age = —- sane Be 7a ott : ‘SY oun we : s ; 5 : . a a oe . *s i) , - ; rie : ug ge i 4 a : , : ; . ‘ , ; f = -* ; 4 . ; > = ad * ok ‘ — ? 4 7 P 4) ‘ . 4 ws ae a : “ o . ] inerTra ~ ‘ia _ : > - “ ~ ad . y az ays he aw ¢ 4 tie z t ‘ . . ie “a a a " . 7 s ey o at ett, friend of . ’ ie fami -s No es a Ky , jabba 2 Wen . . oe Ce “we ed e - i o . 63. . = + il T Phe =jtbe*’ fm’ ms va = all , = tm tere . 4 fers 3 ’ liettear , - er — nia - , ’ ‘ 4 © a ap oad ~ ° 7s * P = a." . ‘farTs t? _ : ° - 9 ." % a “1.6 ” . the: Mrs | Le Pouske ¢ New 1 ss endie. tO Bethany Evrar tnreau and the Advertising?’ Cinb —— > , : sane > 7 i) this ve ipon in ay a ee ’ . . aA Ts ‘ rT} : i be i . . + ae 7 of : =4 HELL > —— : 3 : ‘ ; 4 : : » y ’ wiyt é é'ast.2 Hali : “ ave les P on 4% \i ; ) 1 t9*? " a ~ es D..c¢ Triernatekh 4 9 . + r . . , M rerue nl - waits ' ~% RED. = a 2 " — a ' ‘ » atiti j ; -_ ‘ = , " a? wry ee P , , ‘ " “y é rr! | } were ~ i ; ; 7. ; ii Fr ; . aT " * A . vr, {asion men, et ng PI) ie ; i Oe i «= rery r - - - ge - . ‘ "Ie ‘ air eltiminat ~ et — = af : : " " P . . s ° i= ‘ ‘Aas . : ha ° “A 2v 8 ' amp LANDRY—F»: oo I in. oe -_ a . ror J ‘ 7 ae Sseee Vv 4 au > | ‘ , i —_e =. . " 4s ws we W s ; ? ; rhe te , 7 7 yA . ' ” eee rey + os ered) aie ) reer r? We vy . . . "= . ry ~ ns ? ry - 4 . ’ . ” N ~™ * 7? ~~ Z : RINA MILLS BUYS ELEVATOR A ro iste ha vr 4° t4 Vou re hext si 2 . Py . ‘en, MM : «a nch Mutua Mar b 3 iw * Po oe a eda) ‘ é a, m J n a a} ot , : _ ; e : Mu 7 bu ba 7 _ eves : yA wD r “OM! at bs m § . ' ‘ = , . © » Socrecy ‘ ‘ AS iMViLeG fc nar tn hon . Pwo 7. eee ir ' as PR 7‘ Paper . . re te naving i*s rn r . We , 3 ae ~ a Vi x. — ‘ . _— . us : ry caf rey 3) ys . = . : ‘ . > \ 4 J ; 7 -y od 2 w ory ’ ine : Takes orf 700,000-BRushel Struc ture — publis«! cl ve Ses ine : . : Clahe - Ba z F INN] FR — . c i ai arn? of — ‘ Een a ere “tee . oo x) a! pe erger — giate or : ow at atrent 4 i ey to any . tise- evening ir -« 9 oc. ‘* . .* . : ‘ ~ 38 &IEL 4 ’ ’ ; : : 23a* . P ——— Pre) im? . re «t nn gg _ ~~ —— : . - rs ae em ia My ‘The ren are niece ; a is +. j ; i . arit A i? bh 4 oe rT t “onforr & : {ros t’rty o low wy? . a ven z 3 at Foot of Chouteau Avenue. t ; riav Mal , 4 hee at ) OS .% ee m i neti Ay ; o R ATMO | .7 a] Ra 6] a ie “ = > cei 3 si ‘ o izghest i-ndard ¢ , . Y 7 ae BP Reicher ig - «2p . 4 am - = : m™m . Ll. i; + ‘ ar ; * he “nvr i w : ; 4 4 : ar ~ i ,t) ° . > ‘ - . Ss : - ' 4 ‘ reat? j : teh if ‘ l’urchase of the “00 oon.) i CIN AITIS—! ntemead mtn Peat oc Mriday . izene J i;iasier bis ved Sve A of brother-in-law POLE; i > ai from fa y resid “190 Res , ' 7 ~%y 47°20 L. nell "46. > ey © Sy 1‘? ‘ 4? . “pd : VV ari’ a | rt ‘4 i+e ‘, is r a “on aft | a _ 4 ers ——— "7 i in , . * °h 6 ‘ : ~ , ‘ " +? , 4 we - oy a : 3 . . sed cet : . ’ ’ . ' fa ‘ " ‘ > . * ft. ; ‘ 5 wis as 1¢ oe ® CNADe! , 7 “ : a on = - _ - a ag . : ; - ~ ; eapertence trenela- a iircle B Brain @lewator at the . s- ¢ years. oF ~! ‘ ns i. ' | a . t.44 ‘ sa e Satnrdeay. Mar : ‘ 5 ‘ = eter - = a 3 e rs ti 4e “Box H- oon ty Pose ot Dispet-b. ete) t Pas Ps a . ; ‘ : ; ‘ 4 ‘ 2 ; . - - j : ; , “ ~ a. t Tz A wad , a ~ a +: foot ef Chouteau avenue, bv : ire aritto and | -. our dear » a GieGertaded o84 encle | Deceaand was a meubee ae teen Go| eee ae rest Thursda Leen i a CRAP OR—Bit., briakt and ser | Gapeem Bors % f ‘ . ‘ . P . . .u ’ ‘ =o = . . lo. o ; ' ’ ; vie A e *¥ ’ ‘ \ i‘? . } )& _ r ef sheep ‘ 7 Hobert iB) | ne See 34 a Mills, was announced 3 “ ee 8S Mt neing . | * ee ; : ! Ae Bas — oy ee expert Inetrector@: 1 ream a ee OFFICE BOY- a itn Mite We 13 meee 3 rom. ‘ Views ve ors . ? Th fit ' rang Va rae: inclined wo - ug 7 P E R ~ O N A Mapiary dati'y bic Sun ow f-of. sae att oT ad ; . *iverienced, Wants — i Poet - Dteont ch. ; . . : an . ee. > . | . j ry .e : . : ‘ : 4 _ , . . , \" Pa ’ , j . ma" j | fey 4 Pdi s om y A Sa t J . e's ; : . 3 a. 4 " ‘ 2 oP Te 4 oP burdles to take bo ae. i 7 re eI ; > - Peter ae Pau en oh ¢ | - -- : | a OFFICE BOY —! rE cent of the mil! The elevato; ‘tery OH . tertan Ma: . t+ ora ‘ioved hue lage of ¢ re p ) - Sun Deerounts LEN 2 4 prin r ust be grant : 4 = ‘ . : = : e . ‘ . - ® » " = Pa ti - ° ’"! " > ” od ’ “ z ind and : es. f , 1G. , ow : oie a , r —— per e” AgGaiom JZ § as bare ‘ 7 ‘ ADY—For upstairs work. wendy se ionte. Ag Pian vas bought from J. H. Teasdale & DERREN— a int t on Thareds . of services. ¢ to. Of Wi Lane ther ot : : , , times, drily $ : fa. Bie Frist Gu, Teterences. Mrs. E. Witte. | Pile , tie a ain bs om _ . sie . hen shealle ("e ‘ ewe — : Wag ’ ee h, . ' , p Ped. ‘ td Phar re 1.600 o , . ‘ ? , 4 - . (40%) 2 5 rhe pur ase price Wax | | . \' ‘ , \ ‘ - r ‘ ‘ Wette , , - ° . : eat y «= . ; . ; ef . . - : s ie ’ ans ; " 4 * f ae ee ii en te ere ” . is Ft Deeken our dear BARTMANN—Entered into rest. Wednes a, ~ cs | Re xtc ee BP. ieee eee : eae eee ; i : © L130 CLP VaALO nowerve Ls $4% , ¢ ‘ ’ gra iv. ‘a Mar ‘ iy"? 5 at 1 ‘3 pd - | Ss v4Ias om . : . : cs ot om ; , UWUee Tee Se ' | ide : t gy | enta 306 . =. — = ane, ; +; 004. Danforth AnAnNOUnCe ‘J i ee) ' : Mis} : Ma } ? a '«@ 4a ' tiartmar ” iw * “ i" x. : wo MaDe » ‘ o su ster m= Dem omnmr cr “ , : ; ‘ - ~-« ft. ¢ ts ee . ae ‘ms 7 . etree ih ( M ' as Puiward . we : ae net am : om. 4 snta, per ine> Agate— Ra RAT ciate 8s O66 |e or Se, case ee rmty street. | mother of Mrs, F. W. Zinasheim, Edw } ¢ (iil) papers please copy iets | Vaihalia a Smember of Hridge | fumes ice 7 times tc, 30 times day | CARPENTERS & BUILDERS ‘v4 , . a N *te¢ f ; ’ 4 , P , is ¥ . as 4 tes Pr * s* er -. « . - = . n ° . a » ,* , - 2 ’ ’ : . ; 3 666 mill at Kansae City would be- ae : - ay * - a ae , ; ‘2 2 Mem ~s > a ‘ : aw and |) LENNON—Fntered imto reat o FYidey at = he ¢-& $ ‘ - $ ihapiay. d@tiy. 44¢. Sem. : “TT re nary _ - «a the. ' : 4 ‘i'm operations Monday : a : . - . Stee : ea its Mareh @ at? 5 . ta ’ j . . , eve MSCOUR(S Per ne. 3 iimes Ie; . y ue of : ‘ “ ‘ ~ ‘at Tae Port me | ee ee om ie?) Funeral 1 auck-Sehmitt pariors |, Maren @ 1925. at 2:30 a m. Hatie STURRWOLD-KKEMER — Entera? into 7 times, daily 2c: Sum. Sc; $0 times i Henert. Tyler 44 (73) | Hes RT CGN eee 3 : e ur bi : i} | Pe A i1s ‘ mdz | ie r : . * : _— . > ; tiot streets anda also hia pDiants in > inns . me ; ; — * «+f ; at NM eENe ; R . : - a ~ saat v ; M s + ;7 — ~ ere 4 5 } M ry i nechwie . . t~ . a . ;3 ” |?) , A ’ = - rye 2 eesie, sy bec jae ~ : . : | ; : | ers * ; . “rar “ 8x5 Pmet 4 - . ae -. fo A 1} ie - » = — 7 ; >| . 7 ~~ : — ¢ e . ” *. : —s a ° : . a ; : ' ne Dig - " av s a e b . ann : : , —* = “ 7? ‘ ¢ ‘ > ~e2, r~ .v 7 : : P = 7 he ELLEBRACHT— Entered } FOX On| Fieanere Hunsinger and dear dauxhter of | “AF&A- RAISER —Fnteret [nto ost at Cer Bh i gig 2 Eg gre age, wherry ter. Forest 7504 (sq) LADIES —Lea sirdres * 4 : : nT ‘ . 4 ‘ . —s - . ae = . ' Ann m - 4 ’ iB ihe ; + prerecr F ; {4 her 2 pert gi & -_A , = ‘ oh » t A a “~ 2°seT ire. ’ li’ sa? he loved y pur £ t a ‘\ es ™x«ia ty f =f bier —_— SEALED PROPOSALS , 7 pes aa . Bu . i+ ee S) - 4 ow ¢ . -- x : F- . ‘ “ + be - . 1 wT : 3 ae : : é ra s tas “ ; of ‘ ¢ ' ‘| nina 6S, # od ) Ka rier, } 7) | ; 4 ‘ . “« _* 4 . ,- Fath oe e 4 stera . . “ Com 774! 2iste i” in oe? twenty-fif* . ‘ . arn Kaiser dea . iz Dter ’ » = { is ry - ; " ‘ . = *" Nenate Republicans Vote Against path f George Eliebracht Jr. and dear) coor ; t ty-fifth eis fifa Whett dear eee er st # as 8 yt | BI 5 ‘ eived by the |} » . . "le : pnd id prot her on w . ’ : ' ' . ete | pantie . . - tere AL. “an Irac {are “ rs “ervice : ry : lis ‘ he ; ad ' , , : Seaston on Nomination. and renhew ome | i) — aw 6CNcle F'qoneral from Wacker-fle'derle chane edger Eime Werle and Alex Lifka our 19°53 i 5 « : “ sid ' 4 ape ae os ' ~ mA SU ial Ma . ae SSCESter-s)-ia Siste’-in-aw anc helo ved cece ~ of inrie « os Marc ~*. bee, f [he *Deoma ! f gar , be ‘ma epecifications yy fret aes i rT a. ar ~ , a a’ s 8 oS beresa es Church or ms ~ 4 + , ' atid | the ¢ ? ’ . ' ; . i i 4 —- . Freema: and dear father of Mrs Abhie — = : eine for a 4 — $15 and « Phone fa : . Maren @ a 7 t lew 7 - ~~ ; Ww AS ; 2 1. ang ¥ ” . =f ] eka os = tee is it ine!) aver - Pei ee = 7 . : . _ . ‘ y Q te ’ ri fs s eecond favora ble renort on jhe 7 whee © ("si var. omeat - M me nadewe sy a ue, Gay atte Fun@rai from Sonthers : gaeri Fi 19 1asae eee ee , rer > wit? . "a wae ~ saowe F a ies = . All f t ! LPN -FEntered ! i? oa reget ' F mera, at imday at 2 WV 3... ‘ Mii re ram a Pa Notice af . ‘ ma" rr’? ; ; ‘rier ’ ’ ; , e TT vi "* hae a s ' > © Pri .¢€ : : : a 7*J *: ?, «* . - OE EIS ENS TENT eT eS ee ne ee 7 . . "a ee The @ They) iow of \f : * * ‘ - - on wer “@r* - nomination ef Charies B. Wa n aren wat 4 eee Se te Mar fO7%, at 4-14 ace i Ure Lawn Cemetery te} e _— ' tained at the office af ¢ ; . . ti- as phe 5 echost. getk , , gt tr he - aad : THOWSES —F - ered = ~ “ re sl Her i oes ae ' a : © ix oOfu pth: ” : of Michigan to be Attorney-Gen- ETBRING— on UP odn-mts Ma seh ‘ a 4 . MeDONALD——At National Soldiers’ Home cae a tam ae rriéas . ee , -2 iH +. | guarantee position ob $f ‘ ¢ fe : : ‘ ; ‘ ome ’ 7 . , = = “a ' » * , - e . . eo e : - - » eral was ordered toc hy the Se Y: bad TO 2 : lest @ sth “ a need ee ' 1 oureia Maret wi ¥ ; $3. 2 . a = : . ae | — : a # : BP snes . ee ety . : ; Ls aie ' , “ . 4 . ° . 4 Mar , ‘? 4% " « o ' 7 fi , Lai al ¥ : oT ' , oo > «a , 1 *2 o . " . , . : . > , . . 4 59 «xive. , ‘ + - i | mon, our | shenenineh avenue cure y : aie Saver Charek ton Rand Hida Lange inee Thomsen) a ci cman wr we tite : ida Sime : rt ean Da ‘ conference, yoted 25 to | Against , eee ef af? o he Via > 7 at @ 20 a Mavrenare wa . Rae : ‘ht erment ; rar fathet-ir , and fd : - > Fteemcamn an the we rT 2 7 * : " ae , ‘ ‘ , 4 # » i} eae? ©*oe . aie = . ' ; rc ° nm consideration of the nor:t-atton't Funeral ¢ “a . idee ; ; ermenr | 4 7 ( Brmet« : f Younes M e Sadealire “y i ne welt” “ape, ra yrar ~ Terty «tres = ae , , By 444 = mary eceared fae a MemMher of iy Mame e Xa « yee on wees re ners from Wacker-H . ner r i , vt, : . : ' : ” ‘7 a f : “~ ™ > 2 « ' ae ff 4 ee . % . ‘ « $ . hae : “ " * 5 4 7 > ~ ; ’ " - a ” af pe wh) - m te rur 5 Cute . : | eve oe @. * J 4 ; =. . : > e a » - as 7 Vv ’ + ia ca MNS Ae aha Te i Pee De eee TY a SO Tret te eee So ieee Le, a > * + afer " " : ey - 4 - EES A Dg et ERT PGR NET i Na PET RM IE Dg MOI No LE DR A BR TIN of I te RT A RRA TE aR SR CIES ES IRR REPS RUS a aoa TO RT OM 2, SR SOARS TE EES BO I LI CRED DORE SAP, REPS AIRE FES SE MOR ES ROTC AE Ee

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. My “fap np Tey Rent me Ea "ge aes : oo Pa are ae rr oper SPT: Si as ST yee aera a ee SR Tap To MPLS PHOS wy 2 . rae ap yo eee “g « : nr Qo: wv : bea On ee ae ef ee Tar 2 i a 7 “re Oe ew ave See inaieadin. a . : Soe § “ ie kas fe ee 4 Fe MRS ONS i ae ee : Se ts i gage 4 a sgh aso | SPOTS pate Tide, POR Pa ¥ : ¢ tie AY, 40 voe8t QUIS w@-1U7,821 HOUSES, FLATS, FOR RENT , etc. Ads last year—36,950 MORE than the THREE other St. Louisnewspapers COMBINED. yg i PosT-pispatcHh . “8 £407,021 MI1UVU OLD, FLA Dy EIN MES Se eee - 7 | . eg nape gman a . West APARTMENTS FOR -- AUTOMOBILE S-- | -- AUTOMOBILES -.-_ , |. mone = RENT — Contre | tener See es eat - --- : . ' om “7 ; poe ; . . AS mtn ae, | ' a OR goed khoreee «a ~ - aaah 2 GRAND . ~O1 N Ho usekeeping © or s.eeD> 7 1 ko north Delmar. . $9) . » . : . = ~ ; - - an: sa rf roo ‘eh ec hie ences: rel- — as s : ’ a ; er oat . . a a enna —_— _ Ry a ne ‘ —— tn eee eon ree ~- = = 6 as ‘ (wr! ~ 4 — A setupaeteteemeteneee ee nena shtuntihiiedinnemndateeten me 3 cites - —-~ ene a oniimmommaadd a eapecneecingnenmanpesten nein = . i ay ar etein . . wr . - as - . Tw») Tt Te sh? 3 ry? . ———_ eae ——— — == — — = SSS ESS ———— = SS —— — — es wetein PI Droadwa 8 erences exchanged ro S.ON bie. 1135 (Apt. ¢ Large en DoT Ri GILES v¥% — - -o- ™ . . - : , — — - ~ - ‘ " fw J ~ « ‘ . Vv ee ie " i. - 1] iu 7 : > . 7 « _ : * 2 . =* Sus] : ad ‘ | , 9 : MACHINERY orth | 48oeR _________i 7; ed PENT \ 1 Os @ ; Sinus 'e eter eg ™ ona ting ‘ 4 = atone eu - easonal ete : ety 2 7. Pas ae 7 > sing and in ee (OB ots IAMITLTUON. O34 en's edie. , ») | 3i *} INERT — “oh? 806 er . . , an © bs % . erie ’ -s g: are : “a a : beds pritate ha th . Xi a , —~ Z Py _ ee Eine ~ | * on ng M. €o., HOG S. bat st. Ls FAIR tlo6—Second ¢ 3 rooms, batt , ASHINGTON .. 4254 —-Large house-' VELOPMENT Co. 74 dl 3 is. med | ‘B. & J, - 7 ' chy “y ‘ — f . * - U ’ ' 2 ' » _ +. r * ’ ; ™ . , y " e -2 - 4&@. _ ae re t : ’ . ~ ov 4s hie i w, ‘ ts) ~ re ° ~ c sy L : oes , ~ rs ; - ' i : : * Z\ Z\ L\ . ‘ eo Fe . c~k >t si? yA . ‘ - . ert : , . ‘ 5 ’ ata & z ee ; ‘ » +. ee ees —s ge eee PES PN 4 she? front. ? ae tT QsHIN iN } “tim A ‘ea a - Sooo es 6 . “ - ; D VY - SHOR /REMA MACHINERY—Chea> ne . tks eames OF rg ye can dak ant ten ey as at | S3A—S recms and aitic, ALP) m LocuMe ioe sa0 © ar ee 7) MuNRG i tae: S juste (7 wee ’ . “) bo ' — } * err -~ Victor 2764R ‘cG) j — Pe: © lsexee; mz . i“ : . i 8 %. ' " ‘ ~~ ml ~V~ = . a Re a ee ES St Np dain Oot RNS nret : s ns -room, bath. fur- | L URAL, > on . , $e . : Trt, . eee fer on PN kT -FrRY TT PJ f\ ooms. elect tms Poot a R ‘ J uF ” — 7 . % ‘ , pie 84. tt ' ’ i e192 *” -~e eenerer ryt 4 ‘ — ? ’ nt? ' A it, Si7T be water a oOo At the first sign of Spring, the Used Car King sets the pace by | ‘ LOUIS. 3619—* ounekee ! eferences: $25 mi ce ae instantaneous bot water: Sf eo v. . ee Poat Jiiapr? wo (ad Phiane OF i+ se99 ae —— ' - : Ae ok eee 6 : “4 ‘ es BS age! ee . a z "ss “pier $:0 - a 3 = - . ne ** + . J, . > é ’ + - . . — . “a ) ‘ > ~ « %«¢ a, ~~” gg . te - . ra a . - — ~elling these aidihable values at ‘‘Winter Prices’ and even solid agate 1. daily or Sun. | : apie; @ , P MSTEIN & SON E2701 5. a. a her 733 Chemhnet_ st | — ry 2 ° - ° " 7 ng sae » - - . . P ? ‘ iy Ae ig 7¥ salle I J a. / 4 ‘ur auyt-of ~ : . " 7 i ; : bt 3 i - “reduced: " t @FALLON. 144 lower. This is aa amazing opportunity for you to get a wonder- ry wn, pete, See ails, 6c Kon. aie cata Northwest on — | Ae tein bode: owner's gen: 5010 Six ror eeeace, electricity: ~~ e newty decorated, - Pr TY 4 ; ‘i a i 2 hia oy aia 11 ae | ; ‘us + 2 a m “bath, garage. Apoly 2725 (0 FALLON. 21ie- Towers Grove_car. . B. sk J. M. oF } * , ¢ Ae ois : ON ee s Meena’ clade aaa gen rivate fa Caba is? pb ie NR ad large rooms, bath mod. ®OOMs—4 beaut , POP moEre, picy,, 3 times ¢ times, daily 2¢, 2 —— os ; wisely or : ee “ location. SHANTZ R. E+ _SUsae for do SuA é 24 ‘ ee d a) Py, sun $ . ran’ S2op- a t “> a —— row y _- 4 Dieei=ab'y wor , ”s ae LI le EIN A SON, ut Main 206. cD) and Finney;. Il 7 ’ -- e . ‘ ’ . ’ : ' ’ a Be “ ‘ b bo a Se . *~ 2 2 : a ; > ~ 4 . aN a t hy s ~ : ' ful bargain before the Spring and Summer prices set in. Save per line: Agate-—$ times, 1c: 7 times, be aes: pil conver os: $7. | fe) | men, ea Sisal toes, | ODWIN_ DON’T WORRY ABOUT TERMS—A YEAR TO PAY gt EE ee Site Musical Instruction with kitehen rads to empiovel Dem O TRGTON FL. 4191 —H usekerring ROTTORFS ciLee poo em oe . ipenee hg ote oer ae : eee ———— oe = Pa mer iF rivete | fai FN.) mp hen nat Rn cl i da is Le . 5 oO — ————————— - . 3 reo c7) DOW N—#4 WE EKLY “50 DOWN a5 WE kK KLY | _ aber mcistenaen, °1] | TERRY 533i—Large,, newly furnished Orns 25 " (fori? RSHING $054 —Desira big _ A S—3 lar rooms: bi ts KOTSREAN ‘ : “Ne oe . i “i . ‘ - ‘ ain m. k en prit bres ste | _———; Cet — —_ Poet wT build. opposite Closed Car's & Fords, Tre. . reves + Fd0—$98 OMeCK cvs ucidewbensye se. 9100 . am a - ae ne caaneiemenienal = , fn . 5O “eam heat and janitor serviega — odge Trg. ..---+++-++.---. $85 Dodg dite 318 De Luxe sport ** ‘Pianos and Organs For Sale South ~ = , Ape ES _owner, 24 ES ——. bardwood {ioors N.S POCKE- BLERMANN i ao | TWENTIETH. 10] Te PENTIETH. _ ten ti a ee one hei e- >. tow » a ' . ASHING TON |} £61 °——W « , ate . oruer ap aoa estnut, | ore ¢ Oupe ‘ian eee (Chevrolet Treg reese tvseane 9.) Petes Rds ae oe eS ee ree r ° I) : 4? cepted Ni AN os , 2 “ nine ‘2 . ane ef ‘ ght a 5 rooms a | ALE . LOCHMO \Viawwe }] re “. \ at PP sas ~ - Tourin . rx : iy > Pa tere an? A oy & ‘3.4 4... a furn shed é SS . a. is ‘ g i ; i . are ~~. tan 4726 s. ied: “$e i ; - . . . = = = 2.9 © ° . . I ie 34 2S eee Se eS Se ° " , = 2's “Fa! , . y Ace ~ “as. Tamla. . ~ od Ca : . . mun Fe é . -. a e — " . . newly decorated > Dodge Sedan See ow (iverland Treg = () R , TE di ents ‘ cra : . . ,) WasnIvatTas > Buick lan . ih TS cece eee ee cwss OO Dor aa S$; =l00 Buiek, 1923...$795 7 D > street: fr ar ve : = ASHINGTON, 6640— Se-ona 7 PQ fy ‘ réa~ WASTIIN: » by 40608-——] are : a 7 een Derch Ag rT e . +) = i te oem _ae ‘ roles a “ke Te ors (ery . : ence, ODWIN REa? a cd rooms. inclu ga3 poem tie “ . " a L . . ¢ X\ “> f eee . en em et - 4 2 . s oie | ra eae | a os ee gen ee 2 . ; } : ‘ . onl (ids Treg ‘ — ° res (‘hevrolet “— $1 5 7 25 ot , iS - - ; t Nash Sedan ; 3 . ot eae i 4 , —" ‘ 9 7 L 4 eek e ’ > x . . ail me ' > agybes = a $5° 30. Cail Grand i! RES! DEN‘ e Wa. \ a - ' 7 4 i 16% ? ) i ' ‘ QP . - - th fr ‘ HRM, ' eal — — -_— - ee (>) | : €'o) . yt) : = Xf : i - €7“00 - Cron it se , o Viec- APE. “al aaa ae o on a ~ _ +b xx ~ i Lap _ 4144—Beautitul o-room ef EAMENIO vec cee eo eHe R tae Teosinas Cons ee ee SOU Slarmon Sport .$550 — . reteare ras on ee THA) ney ; © es anata Lee ee ta * paiement ee t cr: $50 : SUBURB'N PF : ‘aan iis| ¢ is, (97 ] it’s. i) i tf = . e’uig i~ a . ‘ ° . & « @ ‘ ’ ng foyer = » j ; ; "ave —— . © _ ~* rr " on. ’ tee. rs re_ erences ~ ew - _ a " Veh } Lt be VOM TAME | a ons tn eee EY es) AT Wea a ene Coach .........4 1918 to 1994 Models Sev) Jordan Sport. .$475 5 : | bath. gas, electric and wate teman or couple: reasonal Porest WESTMINSTER PL.. 54 a an py | ae cee s . i Ries . é' = rTrTeNSTION Fur _ rooms. Manlewrne : . _- , wt ,» 4 ‘ ————-| oa oP. a? ; } ‘ ~a yh ~ | Wat ‘ - ‘ ° . ~ vey V4 ‘be -00°N) = —— idir z sr ~wW ED: A ii: E 4 ‘ : —— wi ' ifTe 1 4 _ Ren: oY $48 ; " 7. ae | - .* 6a . } ‘ / . ‘ are ‘ oe p +? - ” ~ nai : ee 7 . - ne é eee ' . ‘ = _ an »> % } Jordan Coach ..:....$090 Fo to F444 $9100 Stidehal i ra LS pri Dra 219 : eni ‘ ‘ rand O83 TM ' WATERMAN AV.— , a Marine. at 0). bath Rid, Any Kind of Fords on 4 Wheels des yan apd $8 montaiy..Bes- |” rooms: modern; quit; privace: Reuse: | front room; only 2 in family; Re ether) steam heat Marghy & av. $30. bath. _ SUBURBAN P 3153—6- room: bot. water heat: R. Midwask.. 4430 Arsena: BL \GALOW—New se . Sy SU Day . Sr, ‘ . si a". ‘ ~ i } “ - od Lu ping sd e “Or vrriere {a4 kore st > es VA . A e noce.«e a ee _——— sbi or eae se Tee ee ee e x PrANQOS —~PTANOS | AFAYETT! — 41674—-R . . widow's WESTMINSTER PL. 3912-—Sleey RE POs | VE Wy “APARTM Chandler Coach ....$1050 “7° ie Alegres 2 laidtng marnborea: wo etter Toate: |. | "erm Saane gn nan $04 a ae ied _~ ; - - . - . yf Oor »? Brg “ ty r er IAMS aepartme . are | ae , — 9 9 . ¢3 es’ #.517 1] 5 tats a ta 22s a "> ‘ ~~? G23 a) 2 Ow 488r 4 M : eG Ly VV ny. =i W E, E KL : S100) I \\ be ss W k kK AI bu a M alte Sp - 1% Parley *remwded fo mth ATM, st move tnese ec ee S : — : : — _! om. ¥ ESTs orl 7 & ae ra ++ . . na »' 7 ky eae a: 25 ner upper flat. fe) JAS D. CLAR! ’ oon ( ou ra . et: * ay vi ‘ i rs a! ee 1 . vs ‘ nda rd ‘ Pi. ; | SS e! a) Oe ‘ courle Sif@ping Te AT §. asj nm ~ ar: anc Se mr sf ~ - = om s Pp W — — RRR ene eae oe ean msg } ere ee ee > Sivd Chevroiet Spt. $395 ykes, for 3 days oni vw f $50 | =o , Senn ee eee i thy aa _— “| Kas stoves and refrigeratemms nC a a ee 7 ler. hardwood fie ; Willvs-Knight Sedan step fens ea eseeeeaee er eae ev ees eel} >t}} kK | > was eee al : " , aia ; . : J a. T04 = he . aod a ome — fe dag} “e me om 1 a i : 4 ; Pnace } + henet ST 50 we Forest 7314. > OA Skinks n He ate AH. 3853-—Modern, decorated KIRK WOOD—N (Ee gprs ae glance s+$195 | Hudson T. .....-.++--++..,$395 | Fid10 Essex Sport... $385 WE HAVE SUSED Pl \VE RS|.2° wee __{c6) | E Co." 4003 Choutesa. ori feem fiat. inspect, Olive 8348. (c7) | KIRKY ae *) A ee eee s ~ : ' re: ; 5 “ - =. . sa : hard 0 ERIS Ere eon $250 | Dodge Coupe .......... $375) goren p : | fe sitet aakle Gant Te ae i vigil $045-—Fouraiehed 2 partment. Grand MER POLL ACK. 101'%. Sth. Onive agen, | 200 Jas_D. Cig ~ Eg ick $245 Or sriana 19°74 ¢°oQ° > a | acka re] Sport Sa75 _— shee =e sole ase zs ‘ ' ; = evar facn’ Os ne Keri rent er - aa’ po De PR a re Or erland { oupe | ree RE. cave des ee ~ Jveriand ive Pode f : pe Oe ay. 1 wal Ase S165 | PESTALOSZZI cases tare and - ve 719 Leland ine ; a (ep? | Ben eeh Ge ce oa ee os a yee Chevrolet 1923 T...........8525 ¢]875 Kj +> | oe . a | ront reom, 1 or 2; all conveniences WEST PINE BL. 3848-——Front room and ws - T—S$i4; 1204 South Seventh i G as > SOSH Ford Cou $195 Grav 19°° T aie Sport. . BoA of eon ee ee ee e!° | ROOM — Nice frout room nveniences ki tenhenette t_ and coid water aoe oe . ee ee ae ” etm 2a ace ioe” Anblad S nein = reritiem a Iwate, family Grand WEST PINE Bi. 4100—2 beautiful rooms, third floor. ay oe 2333—24 “ gg = a EN SE ee 200 Maxwell .... eo Seeees tye ” : Gees Gara s eh ae | 919°): garace optional 2 kitchenette. water southern exposure nasi “ . . 5 rooms. Murphy bed, kitchen Gr P if ’ PHN ANO ¢ ; WAGNERG SS gow decorations. Main 3860 oNSat hea a REALTY Qe ERMAN & LEONHARDT R. CO. (66) | - -—> —_>--- — : T2° Chestout. ies SerPEeN Ti 11° S— 3 large roome . a ad i eae He (IES ARES oe a SE a — ssineds intima, es Te 1191 © a Cer . c174 Bet SSETT,! 3844." morn ' ¢ ; WwrReT PINE em 2 4$305—sleep ing arc * —_—- : Ss spcsacctate Saag . 2 Kpadain wr: ule 4 a “1455 rn fs for ght ousekeeping.- ‘ light \oueekewning rooms. all conv fe2) - = ~ _~ 7 " ‘| a an ee ¥ 3 No eR EAaN SARRONAGRETE elma lh betel UNS ot Sek ; sesh So i> emagade tate 5 oy ‘ TEINS AE spciaiaaaii ; v bs aes \s ati as Bs re sy een 9 eee - td ~ hd wg a 4 Es i - oa ss wee = ea saben “ , were ; ‘ RUSSELL 41:514—Ts NOUS#K ee} c VEST PINE BRL tto—Love.y single and o Se . j i NOLIN PEREST—NO BROKERAGE—NO RED TAPE F Tatking Machines For Sala | ee ee a ©, ST AS note a aireceas. | FROXDEAN SPIES 4 i = . : rerum ny . * rooms and opes bath. furnace; al! modern | ‘sTand-Gravow d! ) with garage. fer ee ne cee 710 fel and: § rooms , , screened porch; : 766 Kingsland, 6 =A = .; rear, 3 rooms. etc. $14) v : rrr ' “om ~ a 2 - BRi \SWicCKk—pesutiful cabiner machtr SHEN \DOAH 11—Front re l or 2 WEST PINE BL.. 43822—woevely furnished JOD U SED ( ARS lO HOt » Ly I ROM ae Be ge Be . rT sds te if - eines = ‘s : nrenien a : ‘ + ‘“ ter. ef «a GPACE q = Same SUONORAS—S ra Or samp.es. origina-- Park Grand 155,.M SY sie rden io) 0. wey : $) floor simvide, oreingl raat Sate New_Gardene REALT a Southws a | a's + ’ a , 4 ° - ee ; a na R mS Es fe $i ; . » sien I arre fren t ro TO 2 ee ee oni re +4 Chestnut. Ss __ Saaitors. . Tre 16 st aot OE A ee u : all fy / & ; ara . « aii | : ‘ — . js“Keenp me: also rvowui and kit ae a : - Ry — one — lo | — ~ M|| THIEBES, MUSIC GO., 1103 Ouiwe, (c8@)) enette. °" iatesdier es ae "403 ROOMS: FOR RENT—COLORED si Bey. bach. hot-water beat, $45 5) | VO LET—BUS Ne ae aaa io: Treen candies ~: wept GARFIELD. 4335—2 unfurnished rooms, APARTMENTS - s ee ere ee ee ee | BUILDINGS —398 66 ‘at big reductions and on convenient Southwest _ onveniences. Call 4328 West Be! —FURNISH Lost West one it Ee. ¢ stitial ; . 1é ] “mors hasewood floors. ‘e bath, : lemay Ferm os - ——— ; convenient: reasonable LD | N h * ad ROOM S——? hpoysekeeninc: all ceonteniences . — pie act. APA ARTMENT —~§ tury shed : ’ . is: - spied . a i (noe) os , i 1! West South ok” i. yy -¥ furtiaos, bath: THOMAS F.. PECH. r WSs IN. GUranc | | Pini Blent +o and bus LQO35 NWN. Granc . ‘ || | we | | eee WANTED APARTMENT—Purnl pedi am la pry . ~ 7” P 9 Re TET s e1ency apartment: $10 ; - 30 roums. Dbeth, tot- | a a* sepatc ‘ Tt an? 4 7 mene fe - Ser a we ~ = © 4 ’ »* - co a — ui ote A i 4 Wwe om =_ 2 UD work is a r’ I roadway —o rc . “ a = . 2 f Lai Be Ji« iste fi & ‘mfeOTDLEZ anu - : - ‘ —— - e - te ——— - - —————— EEE —E—E—_—EE —EESSES=—_——ESE——S™_—> -2 — SS SE OES SS Solid gate. 25c line, daily or Sun. aleeping ropm: ali conveniences. _ te ohare sear dae Dar me + a | APARTMENTOUW I “Share Aa mal a x IN, O17 Chestnut tn : Cer oe i Raa IR (ty enn ee ee 2 ong ig: ote Fieoomse Wanted. Hoteis RP mmr grea, CT_ARA neo \ Se og AR gg ra —aa os) ane ’ —s oF aoe nished with couple: $65 ‘ “tae , ; ) VAR wit—Nice front room, =d flo 32! N. Whittier eh) | : ’ : RBL 4736— — | rooms, bath, “BROADWAY. 1743 : Pon -_ — a - ———— wr men eke aR ana cE PAN : . foaxnntry and Suburban fared Sée line atari men’ ‘ = 23gQa .? ee + 2 a. a ong i ae . "90m § Sedans For Sale Touring Cars — Sale SSE SS = —— SEES SSS tans ke dae Fe ee dette She _aparimept.|_Cabeny 3681. __ 1} ROOMMATE Wid.—Refined young lady — BACE R(t) 100 N. Sth af, (88) | | seen: tes é na | weal “op . ~ ————__—_ = ——— ray, « ‘ a oe. Pec Sete, *° | DELMAR BL vI22A—Laregee varm wants girl to share rcoem fn her own + Te PON. - 411 3A—Six room: ah WOLF. POLLAC os . a **. eo maiut. 4 OR 4 Ou £ ‘e - ; —_ ‘ "4 f} °.f°-foIrn. oodte af da od ' - * ert» asltmti« . ho *k - con age Pe os se . , is a m “bath MibiN Sedan. 192 ike new beguts iid genminhes ai 2 paul meat a 2 ; ne ~ an D te - autgentagvans yes or he REESE “ he TR t - . pe? ¥ , ge | a i} ; *\Y/ \ j 7 r a_i. nis > 7? sy’ —— ° ities ] By a al nm “yd ~i © r P ~~ m 77 3 ° . S o- a . ’ = Fy : . or . RLAND—Sedan: appearan wy &: S PORT Touring: late 2: eord tives Paes = a | Hi } ~ i} Ws » ' 4 , a ; et é. Agate ‘ “ Be: ge. OH WH). SieeeDing room. a4, 4 41 A = EE eo ss jease: excellent ocation: “ —_ rooms. electric. one : ot new bul! 4i fermiat nee equals that oF new ane Oot), ms a = ~ $h ‘ Drictan . j - - a2 ddd — e243 Ow WW A «eee hae - as de _# a ane , é» &.. Se ee wa 4 rime 2e en frmean ai y 3 " *u KR. i I} 13 AR t 4 +o _ Te sek sey zg mops ) x a 65 Post. Dispateh. , $2 per month. . igen ‘ $ . D ret ee - " terme, Woods, 053 — —* $: 23; terms $205 Locum: Quen eve ¢ Display—3 times. I ; témes, SS and $6 ea sleeping. $4 and $0. ROOMS WANTED APARTMENT— hesterfie SCHRAMM CO.. 919 Caeetny DB Lv 4 o-Daaee broue an 7 ‘: Ey » ee ee oe — . : . aed > See ae mes. @2i ie , =) ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ +. SyUuL BAKNAR— . . [ ~ ° A ain * art . ; imi>y) ? . Lane Exe Jie? | =i ) ; ARS - on ‘> Pr, t> Pal ‘4 es) ae ry ‘ Uui g eo, «@& " ‘. ‘ efié , at dg O vs PP AM sr ; £9 | Lee 1) ae Aa Tila re om ROOM Vw: ; Wida . aged gentl leman: de P Naterman % room a {ee appearance and body oe - an = > ) | nisin . , oun ; Xx ae rent emen: $3.50 each. DD a ee er; 6furmehec; will rent for —5 rooms. 1 bath. A ' Z +) - | . . ’ my 4 * ~, % +> > | 4 a2 es = ’ ~ ~y ’ haw —- * ' " 2” ms « pee ments striking’ y beau tiful eondition ex Ee = { aR: eK cy Iw R ING iS— ty 4 ate aé NEW I DRBARKER rs ATTERNQOON e SHUW, a. Min imum > lines i DELMAR LL. {R084 Large single — - ac p ~ ae oe rental . t6 6 responsible 24 fieor 2 (om) , > a : sat ; . : 1244% 2 ar Rock B-boo!. rent i | - , "g | enfient, Weber's Used Car Exchange. 2934) y, i aceon tas THIS WEEK - a : ‘ ; lene hee ae in 5) Ode .@: sa uce: @asayvy terms: uae Sol ana so 1, ee? Sf Nn cy } eyver atl! ‘ j HIS VW sts ,e Ben j ‘ a afeDpi ng oeoms steam Wat, SS ot eet ‘ ¢ Fer « > k 2 T. ’ SSR eR sigan — | oes ¢ : SPECIAL EFFORT to CUT DOWN our USED Cars | ROOMS WITH SOARD—CITY |.) 5: (cS) | Pow Disnate eg) | EUCLID. @ 5. (Buelid and . Sg . IN@AINS a i, rr = Y . J » hu . ks A Pee , cy. > rT Te ae ee eee ee —————___—! ws nished co late: J . ' : . ’ ‘3 > A\RD—La for | DELMAR BI. 714 —2 2 g light : meme Inpiete: two-receE Tourn ng Cars for Sale LISTEN! LISTEN! LISTEN so we can take in the SPLENDID cars the OWNERS are driving M dee boca: howe Criccels: Park|| Howeelacping: fire fleer dren wel. | ROOM | Wtd.— Housekeeping: mother.| steam heat. running water i $32 50. a | Sa, tind — an . ‘ . ‘ i“ a4 » id sA4 a 4 = ' 4 ‘ 4 ‘ a A ; . | ,. 4 4 ‘ ma : ~ ‘ sae Oe ei S « etaa 4 : P 1] eh r: ok th - - mre . ane ome: f ». wt eines sada ~ {sar - P2adin hoe aa rer Re | . ° “a7 erres ™ — _ tos . \ r " ens urn she: ._ = } ony i 7 AU BURN BEAUTY S1X—Sport touriug: a spore ee oF Rad i pee a Bar _ mpeg tah who are ffering them to us in exchange for NEV | DE- we ob: hth ie tl Bad A OS a ee eng — range. electric. phone, southern exm eure: 7 evenings. . = nce » 4011 ~ Tice No Zase. @'ec- classy «ar that can perform with ;/ ®reors . i B, me Weel. frost and rea ‘, > “pe - LELMAR BL 4422——Two connecting Permanent if desirable: centrally located: = ya! 8. q the very treet . if you are looking for cru neon. a rometer many exiras. _ i * 13 4 ky KE RS. Cc t } i Pehl se Ket)! g roome eu tan 4 for fo i. s!'*am beat: reasonable Box ¥. 58s. Pr 1. FURNISHED . APARTMENT ry and endurance, be sure and cost SI295: uriven S000 miles: runs like Below are some of the MANY BARGAINS we offer THIS tele | _amd_one fromt: garage (cB) (5) | _citchenette: S800 west: ste this one: bie bargain; open Sundays Nee; Price $595. Why huy a cheap nes ee eee tage ature perenne EASTON, 3118—Neatly furnished *., DELMAR Hl. 4644—laree housckeep OS 5} etate. Box M-352, Post o> : ~ ; ur Ss a i. ° : . , a d ad » >la ‘ ‘ : 4 : iy : F A ee and erenings. 4650 Easton. Deimar — oes. newer me: WERER ED «a WEER: _with sf {now i SR | | KINGSBU RY. 607° —_Sweil r room, w th adjoining hal! reom. g: 5)» E x¢ ‘H (NUE. “844 Locus! os b r ariel -. “ " + cam. bent: ROOMS AND BOARD—Wanted nished., steam. heated _ant.. ' ; 4251 W—3-room flat: bath, elec | ; etna bath. "@: , GRACE. "100 8 N. Sth a 085) |‘ LAIR. 1388—IES wer and 6 reomes Forest 133i come | _ AO A ICE COD ae erase - a . 2 a ‘ . ‘ , . -" “~ — " o * - _ ' ‘ af CSA a —_ ay? eum 119 jown: HUPMORBILE—1073.: ¢ ifommia tno e . (HUsmovpil 31 S Tae ee ae Be. F =« :.. OP se yp - . > oom ms. * bath. ric. THR AxD PIS® BVIicK 6—Touring. 5 ae , wy 3 ee go : esi Spee es ses np a South Bi } rt | Bs sare ea Ri “OM ANT) BOARD Wtd—In Wrest End. KINGSB! RY. 60229....3-r a} “SCHRAMM CO elect . trade: others tk, $41 aS = 9 cal : } : or : ii aA = toe. . VW » — ~ 2 ] ( mijppe. : ad eis ee a - a - i Y. LMA R | ; 41 I , R si ae and . tchen- ae venle om ak a private fnantie | apar trent Clean. desirable. “s Oly Chestnut. SS BU CK 6—Tourin és. 1923; rare bargai: es ‘ a ‘Car LxeBa? S*. —w it sf + : ' 7 ~ “ . -~ = mame es _— —s ~-—- —_—-- — ; ney _ ‘ tom — vom a = = all ISo1iR ae a ~ ! omfortahble aS A a coast | JEW ETT—19°° ‘uring au! Dane ". ; ' vn = — ale ‘ bt £0 OOR Rang = “oe ta ~ = — A - \ZAR HOTEL wi, Locust “ean: -~ 3 ote eee the : : i bit 31 —@ re ae theth + makes If as ¢ ‘ ¥ a , gage ; 3 % : ' { a ¢ Ses "I ' . rr : a, as... & ‘ rede s o.t-—Conmnecting houekeep- 3} 1Y, Weegliy rates ID, shower bathe OLIVE, 371 >—Heate* ’ 3-reom : : ‘ owt wpe are = 7” 7-s : . . . fe fru? “49. or, oO yy i p> Bee ¢ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; . : » over uipped: the chance of a iife- , . S49: tems 1805 Russe fod , \ .t - ‘ : c ; france orate 4 erecnn —_ : — $1600 eguins : ' 52 onl . mS ae 3. fas range: sou | eAposure Ea "age. oR) apartments, $13. Two pe SOU Tii oe a — 4 ' + saree + rwoms and hrerak- to get another one ihe ‘thts, ONY JURLAN—-5-passenger touring ef nished -- (Hdsmobdile Touring , : oh. = -" =? il HOTEL, ¢ _ Lecus paren . : 2 ' [De reyyT i 200) =6Locust—Runnine children hom: steam hea: OFFICES | year to pax: better burr in lacquer, a beautifu or: resend: | ; ‘ ) , AEANS : arf TN -OX Poa rZEt.. :o2%> eae. treat |racea. oS ate : Tt TON a : TOR bene Se sll gyre a Pete sn i? i *4 © nieb ke} Sneecla Six { ‘ ; ; - aaa ‘ by : rm 4 ‘ oie i] 2 oar . RINtesT ALF: iOTEL— OT Dei mar —— ent an i A =. , (ott) ie - - 2910 FY 4 ta Fx Kanes "O44 Locust ts " : ti é a a : f : ee cant h : ‘ . - : _i = . me 4 ; ae ' san Ve : n je «ae 7 arEe ! ent Toems a ‘ \ Pia ah. ‘ >, ? , . - TT ' i ; ro os 4 Ae ys abs ° S & i = ; r ° res _ ou ine a ‘tra hs P vd NGTON i = ‘ st . . »’ Lat > iN i } ‘ — , rt —" . ‘ * cu 4 ‘ ‘ : ry a S ~~ eg a ’ — i ‘ “ ; yr ——Fe Ss . £ E: }o ; - re oh - - — - - ——- —e a0) N Sth. oO Te ~ ay Cc h 1o-f : a it] bw oT r ete - re? j t an” q : 4 XN } : . 4 r. ai . - . ‘ : . - - m . _- er ~ . — ~ , . a . ~ rs oe q - # “ . oo POON : ath $8 9 ae. ee ' ’ . one ; WE. = r ry ‘ i BL ~ e " = sy : i”, W. of. st > meer yom _—— wil ” refinished and repein: +: nm ‘ @uit - is Oads te cee ee ee eee ee " aps . i igh gg hy ages me ry Aaycedarygn comp ete = me a s - __ nished 4 or & room.. apt. a ” 2x _ . , CADTUL ATT pe 61- touring; dr ven. purchaser: will carry our 30-day guara’ 3 Dherrelet Crhane os % Toom: ‘good meals; al. conveuiencgs; Pacr.| steam heat: jinene furnished; all conven- |NEWSTEAD HOTEL. 456 N. Newstead— + Bl... 473°—lesirable 3./ | A few ehoice off 13.000 miles: barre! heac Ss. ~ ine. See for pri : “* eC CER S SES CSOT * wid . Hodiamomt cars Hote: & ld Rie lences. Ca after 7 evenings (4 Renodeled and newlr furnished: nhore Ww EST MOREI AND A conveniences: $55 i ’ = 3 = * ay © a oe = | ae" A, ished: 4é ) a ne ne el very re — mpers. oo og to sult. Phone LAMBERT-GRA) ES MOTOR CO., oy ion Seen BEGCEMCOT. .. i neceéceccasde 290.006 Ly} WAR BE 90° R—Roem with -beard,/'FOREST PARK Bl... 4308&—Lighe house- | #7’ oS ~ . *> ‘ . 0.823 42.2 9 6 2S 8 ' a a ‘ ‘ . - - ‘ue “ “ : 7 ann > - — _ . home ooking ie’ mar 50: : 2 s J a : sr K% cry 8 ¢ si n re at ce BAO ELMAR B S11 A—-—Nice rooms, board: FOREST PARK BI 1434 — Ho isekeepin —_- (8) ) Fore’ room efficiency: newly | : ~~ - © hes 7. 4085 Lindel} {fooN— akland Ford, Chevrolet and ; ‘ re ble iu z > ——— , 1 hoxel Tour ze Pr eae r Y r hee } P ia ry } ’ Tale 8nizg.« r ne ¥ . SO" S e y iene POO? $7 . Far , . ~~, ‘ ’ - a — 4 LEST —Tourine. 19°33: wonder 3) om . we a oe Be : a cars =_— “a oe . mu stl il © 8. ; =z te x. Ga. | — as 2 ee: TE LA Fees. an ee 14. (oF) LIN -DE I, Ky PLAZ ZA HOTEL, ree ding ice, © eo trietty for S r Pt... 4455—a li *" OBEON E. & R.¢ tion; terms. trade. 44054 Pastor O)) | . Wante 2022 a - >, OVER ONE HUNDRED FIFT OTHERS fr -7 : at ENRIGHT, Ovlo—thoice rowUrin : ; in hb , . . — ‘ " we aa sini a on nrinyu @ oe wu 2? ar good trlien /s rwms house k*: ping: al! convente: oe —-' ene +, BR « satan a @ ae eHUvESLET Tourn: late ~Js moce. tiful car that hae had excellent care CULL PES and SEDANS. rE ~ ' bret oie oy why es Teasonavie. Lindel j — : ; ; ‘ ’ a ree! bargain: 90 down, - bacance | run aheut SO00 milee: mechanic 'y per I : c ~ i rein | eM ; meses Anor nde | g) | A A : — BROADWAY. re 8 ar it ; echanically per- ee een KENSINGTON. 5179—Large south room: KENSINGTON, 5232A-—Newly furished . N 4 ) menth: ¥. Downs Auto o.. - §5 ) ry fem Dasnmt laze new thier > + ‘eptiora ¥ pen DA Y—N IGH oe SS hs NN a >A TY. a's i o “~ 2 yaa Qe RP eel 2 or ; hoz et : | ae ae oeras Pir ~~. OS Seine “4 F ; : ° = G_recen : $5. _ For 955 | err. -« oR RENT —Furnished WOLF POLLAC , . . - © ¥ - —~ ' = Food priced ti - auicKk~ terms oren7 f. , Tarries © * ore = "Toma ey ae Seapane 4 rare - — = eee ee ae 1} | We have several destrable ELEVENTH. ° etic 7 (OUTiO P ~~ wi - —_— : ri . ag ) attending =? . WS ' ; ( ‘ \ ; —_ , kasd ; "sisvhs r +P ~——S ing ° i ‘3 - i © nw Yi Bvisis BI . ae La oon iTst oor a ‘« - " . . ; “¢ gee ~ naan | NAS] i Touring. 1924. 6-3 lind eport eS NV ON OWNS Iw UU s SS oome’ mdert e.cooked meate 5) furnisked earmniete: b wines be many Bey POs ns. ’ ’ (apartments. with 1 er 3 % VET. 40504A—Three roams Sustnens occas ro ‘ t> , ’ . : . mm = ia - s - 4 - tee ‘J : = t . ‘ 5 UNIV Ee RSAT aeee Tecust. . we as £ 0G 88 ew: cise wheels Ss wna Lacue? Ste “ Rate ee Fo ae : BL a —_———— , } marbie I completely | 3 am. Neatly furniehed- £75 ; fren " hte and , 4a’ exira #arTs iUMmMmpers rene * altnG res PS mr oe | hs 4 . . a. Lad ‘ , $:31 —— | ‘an nN m= Tt? » ae - ha eek een ese. . a (ALF fe * : . n¢ . . 4 9 . o~* . ee * © —— | . . ‘ cd - . ’ : Vpen mgs at a — - ae tiene oe omnes roniete alltomacic : ae ee 28) e ' ripe .. Ga ris _r ase 1 -, a a4 i 4 “ . ‘ a ad °s re s r ages te : a. OnvVe e > . ~e? vv mM. ii? Oe Jot co ) Geo Ay a - PAG , Y bi ¢ —_ - ~ COae_Worme_ev. a ore — oa 4s ) Automobiles For Sale— Accessories, Parts—For Sale ' MPPH PERSON | 4950 r foor apt ploy. t3c dally, 886 Bun. Biseunnan tase Penn Cr West eet 1000. _Upics pty X UNION BL. So? N / rooms and ath tiom: busy tranefer ided: $00 per month " Lou * b 1984: in excebent condition; $255, terms He wa i PORT a — : —— : ng A. Skies ®& heer) oo fears > Fm me PE | Rae Ep poet he Wit re ems anc sc. SO times, dai | Pe. 1979 Burd. 24 floor. NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO i Se ee —_ wae BoC * at rz . to M ae a ae xk aust . pyrene: atta Sedge ey ae aid esr — u pay. 3 limes, J 7 times. daily 2c. 7266 Deimar. 5 rooms.... _Warne ay. se ; 4 oila. 240 a . ' cen ae “ $107 Ls i ; >= , . : : a ; = _ $3 ~ ~ fl %, 3 ad Aas b ? "ua ae + ’ . arwet. Ae rooms r@ing $6. Der . : ™ . oy {+ ’ r. "Tt * =I % S.ceT ze ro p ; nie os: Market. ®d roms. ' n » 2 Tan t COLE—Sport touring. S calinder ike ne SOUTHWEST NAST PACWKA eg se Tru iris, Rareains a ene's McPHERSON 3965A— ! sien Minimum 2 lines = tne Olive ee een: Ube eee) ange Pon eer se CRARD—We bave or will} Ford Wreck ee es PHERSDS. 3065A—- 5 a Ben deve APARTM | FRANCISCUS REALTY OO 1424 Fale pecma i ‘vu are looking for a real cias*y auto D ‘ > a = ae yer : - ni cb ae r. ee be “as . - aes . See a ggg 82-1 Me PR ront |] leo. ENTS FOR RENT hwe sna a ait Ae EA L maa ‘ $10 . =e, 16F i :? -} Sh mobile. come out and see thie one: big at a. [¢ | 6-70 34 ‘ oe Bien ¢ . ak : “a ee ne : rT ; » oa © inuews, SOlerte s 1120 3 rAM ONT . SRI ciescieaiinliganiaaniiene nmin ar er op— onal . - "4 “ ~ I a = A = 4 : ‘ - (hon it ize l> ” - Tween" "e 2S . . L.- ‘ =F. mt | ee ee Sears Sas evenings. oy a Auto Bodies F ioe woe es ioe : $9) 3650 Shaw fi. 3 reoma a3 00 furnished. say lorasion. tn > F hastonp. The ima ae , , . : _-. 4 na se hiser ‘ 46 es or Sale . , #4 42 : 4° —— nnecting b jae ee yg “365.749 at 24 Face m ‘ - ’ ’ ° ~ 4 «% = . . + ; ; ra . 4 ‘ | - ‘ , d 7 “ = » 5 a \} : =i" - * va = — SS — et! :) ‘ diinintlon nk thee SF ee run UURL ue wo, 3 TSO - | octane: Ea treat: | | oT7) DICKSON 24114—3 iarwe 2% ~—Late—Dodae— teur nz. $169 , STAR...7 -- 10° ae ~~ ‘ Me - ms Sf ATT} . Pasion’ ane San] sy . : SHANTZ. 901 Chestra : ‘ 4 jaw F ’ ; ‘ : a > Ts | . 4 “ —_ ¢ ~ , »9 : h — ‘ Le—lale—S!: Ae baker i=” , sing »* P ah “Nas = *>*) at . ‘ / % TT! Tv? ree Ty , : sla _ A a 5 = | . , " *% y - | Se o>. You € > es «| P mo 1) x fe = ’ a : - ’ nn =. . re * ‘ ww =. 7 ’ , . + . " = aa 2 . r,t > = , . 4 UNIVERSA!. $401 Locust 2 . 4 i + » . ; ; - 4 eeds Aa P i — } ’ , larye ri . > ——E lewant Q-roem f = i ite “ ' a = st -* : oy Fete) e- co - } . e af - . . : —~ . ~ . = a “ia tas BR a? e a % ¢ ’ i T°? TY . = = : : _- 4 : o oa ~ * , - . : af A ‘\ * -% DODGE BROTHERS touring cars $0 and *! 2 ; . m> = J 25 CEN_SJF s4 MATLAN °? _ - ‘ ” - > * 4 : 4 ‘ i* 5 ; $ . mi ue is liode " | tke e ars “ . " . T r~ - _© 7 & = . “ ~ ‘ e * ; ; i] + ' ~ prions terms t les Lave Vit.d , f 8. y\ ‘ ; Ps , as } : fe > ‘ . .% ea 7. =. >. a m . ‘ +f . ‘* ‘ > i a c‘s Ty widt 4 4 , ‘ ; = ” i 4 b* $) We re = e eon FA } Si : - , " . . ™ : . P a’ [ ; ~ eT? . + : A™ — H 3 " é j ea it \ [? " A . o7 é 4 : - a : 2 . > Sale) ei i s & . . ' . “« " 37 Onen ce and Sande | Trucks For Sale 2 os kh Bg w ‘ries 898. :« ‘ikte—j 9?” rg « , : ; ' “a ; Ss ' e .* est : ba . T . a " ° 44 ‘ . - . . . , ; - PY’ = 7 a9 % ; «fl . = : zr . .«” ° * : — ‘ . — - 7 . 4 “” = i= MWRD—Touring, i904, elent eandit Sic 119 .> sje sia J . ee SUGITY . ‘ + efrigera Ta 1] PAniSUN. [208-4 reama, © i? $190: terms trade 4464 Hacio 3 ib a. ge | ee } | ba floor front 1 : GHAM Coit ~61t : ie apered, GRACES % ies sunrtn es ie 3 a) y " oe . bus . * om ’ . ; ‘ : . “ vi mt he ; : = ; e { = va et . 4 rte-= ; I) ' ‘> - ™ * i ~ es : | a6 4 7 Batteries : w as - “ . . a - ‘ new 85 ‘ 4! ohn " - - ? : ed = . . . / = ~ s 4 ‘ gicie ‘! iv M4 si wy Ret iv: 7 i] 2. z ' e “ . ‘ dail » ° 7% 4 . _ ; . , tr - sit ; *,* " 2 — ° . ” \ ‘ - - co ‘ ; 4 ” #l« Mf Ai R i : ' ~ OP ‘ : e: Rims | u ; , }- : oe: 2 Hale's "} rs EN Ros] i] - “ ao ee) > ; ; , ® " . . ‘ . ; a Ss: ; S45 ®; i Si iis 5) ; rf - , : ‘ v4 Chassis For Sale . rar we : , : ; : Ac i ; —s 2 a i bad mae ae ote 3 on ; a“ *> ‘ e : 7 e % wie . ft | oh . i. « oa >. at? e104 . . - 4 2 ® X 7 7 “a _* ' ; F _ — e . _" : - ee? ‘ ‘ . e ; 4 a se. ; ft PORD—Touriog care. sone ; OVE-JOUNSTON MOTOR . $1 ister § : vs ‘4 in : ' Tera STG ATE. 804—secund fleor s ‘RUSE. te? ) se - * i t*4 . 2 i a Te - o a: Ses e- re . =e ; :e 3333 Warh -¢ a, * : vA PLN g e . es . is & & ULT Ches A ie? ba Tour oe 197% AY e225 ' jer te 4 £9 ? ee 8 , Fe . « “ -_ : = * ™ o . & os | * ‘ ’ ‘f4 ‘ ‘ - : aw . P e 4 a . “ ’ > ad - = ’ >. . x % ‘ ‘ . ie é ‘ mS FO RENT ! tae : a a c . - ‘ e- ; . . : rr. « te, 7 « mtd 4-4) + a, " . ‘ : a * + re — pen * * * . ty i + " ; . - ~ - . . ; - “ ” | - " oo ‘ . oe - 4 i ; 4 ~ : i = . . . Be . , i ' - e — 4 . : r+ , & @ rT 9 . ~ 4 . ” - al r a Va 's : Lon ane ee eee ee nf + _ ons 6) . . 7 ? oe ~ ti.Ae € mi we ' : -— ’ 2 7p . . m atarés : . p ; ; é ee ate es ma ayer rRUCKS , ao» ena Peas eae mae — eae nas | eos cent Met t____{06) | tiger: possession March 15: rent $73 Je bes 8 Weer. 3 af ae OE © . ~ ‘ ~ an. _ = » "sy - , + \ s ~ & ‘Ff sl o ke 7 5 . . stacieies ° oa - ~ > na : - “=? > .>e Pipe #23 - - z ie mean a‘ * i . ’ VESo Dre aiar a ' . ’ . ree © i . ; ‘ = 4 ea LZAR , 7°? TL aengt <i T6.:* “af 4 oc. w 4 aes, a ; (3) At room — * * : . : , —— — - ~ . 7 7 ,_=— + - 2 _ a ’ - as ') ~ . . . bad : — é “6 ~ - a ’ AD - 4 orn stegrr ‘err TF au aad os = - in ~ — ; \ .% " a e = , : Aud : MAN. M re q aiet rooms: re . te} - a ~~ ue aii \ «

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ee | Competitor “W@___— € r—I 603 809 MY ORE than than the_ NEAREST” rrm.T8. FOR SALE BUSINESS as taro il as ae cae. a a I 2 FINA N é iN C 4 ¥. NG er | TOI fa —Corner } stores . ov 14, om ARDS —— PROP’Y FOR SALE | BU Lows & p Sale | n sae oy a ate goiel: ‘ei conmaer n° ‘rade GREY B == For - ge len ° n OW ° rep FRIDAY, : ‘ Ui a ee ara ETO. REAL ESTATE cane Webster © Groves ss South ————~ | «family, 5 and § rooms; xe ras ge for for single flat. Box — val, Snowe ‘ oO ee ee ee J oe —— ; . ys urn A H a 8 MAR \ RC Ht 6. 19° 9 b '. MA + uth FLATS. REO eaginan 506 OAK “COUR RT eT... ONLY sizso CAS dition: back. electric. | fonth: card “a acd West OTT: | A 4:3 . INED. y econ RENT—SO oR R RE FOR COLO 5 is being offered | IMMEDIATE For with furnace. | 2 care: reo — 0o “58 Paston, rents S* “ist and 2és—AD 4 , FOR . ¢. tric and | al nd wants qQ EBST BR GROV ES 0b) oan pay off th p «wt De 3 abie charge: a ‘. ten east. art - ‘ | 1 TON cs 5 rooms, ace Ce it sone, c6) eee eR12A—:3 rooms. cag: cin poction ae © ae WNLAI + \% ” ‘urate ¥! SC Tungaee, 33 ‘eutl weet s | SARGAIN- Yoo ie cc anh eet: ~ McDONALD nz. Co, 1iis Coen ; tS an ot ype {PANEL EY- Pe in parior, Ist t fi, we 4 we $350. pw ot Pe es tc . . ap N J i ‘ 4 ae own ; t 100 tee bul: ; breaktase 0 (c89) | north: 4 rooms, But rou e arge TOOmS. ms, ne tric; free phone: e ectri¢ : NE Ww COLO! + 6915 Gravo's. Sunda 2 ————~7| @AMILY FLAT for sale) Only avout on . REE -GLILES CO., 4014 Delmar, : te 65) r mn MO4a—4 Foous, gas. @ e} as i4 This beat: | nm daily till 7 i 4-FA ton have mi ty, 4010 Delmer: © beat apecula tic ae, “pata 00° wb eus- | BOTTORFE “ wv a. © SONVENT, ” $15 8. Gore av. nd | _cpen HOME immediate, at 6-6 room| yo 5-room flat abo y. 300 3 ;. Sth, (cto! REAT. payments [arse 2 LTON, 1815——-New apartmen f Bs or oe 27. Forest _ 2948J Drive past s. tile ®@ ’ VE For finest © _ onl | store. OF : — bt OF montDly bie. oe aged, Ronee | HAMIL ; modern; Murph ops. uu ba A deco- | SS Srawis, 3221—Three rooms steer | home contaimater heat, marble =e ~ ATTRACTIVE s. tile beth. |or tra one con, on a hs ae naid- | in_ the city. __- SS ‘Slee anit ton B. oO” 7 j}-room™ ae ae —\ Toore. Siry co.. CA ‘“ J. M, O'REILLY, 2 | shower bath hot-w ool] burner: 18f8®) noo, Newvort: OD lair and tile perch | flate in odern 4-family “ :COL'RED *y eck RL-PE : , Yt -“go4_—5 rooms. bath, heats EAT outea' | G._B- Ga g.—3 rooms, electric. liator shields Om hn: copper screens: nt Rank furnace. strips on 4!) \etrictly modern ion, iv 1427. | ESTATE—FOR — G cote. ‘29 i*: ; le*- pe Be le. (Co) FAMILT NW. G4 JO By oe op $00: At 4008 One Chote ba th. 7 me \¢ C OM PTON: , 1108 8 Ril OO Pie 123 “Chestnut. : TOs BUY # reened-in aide pon copper screens; lare®. | a. front. es Ke lot with sid@ |ered without 1010 Chestnut. _ Our , En Ee REALE 54K La ;y 5-room brick. 500 . Te ve ‘AN ny and county: Te ee aot wiiior Ber" o se 120, AEA LZPY Foome and bath, Mn) B. ees rooms. toilet. sas. L esT'TE—Wtp... arge, beautiful porch )”'o-car garage. For |s ings: street Yawk BUNGALOW —4255 ate: email cash pas: MONEY, TO rte action. E 4503 { As S. + (m x1 MEX _ 2 Se ~ ie on al Fe : 1000... - bath, | OBS. 7 SIA ci root . REA prove hen a ters | Leautiful lands a aaminsion. call a (c7) \ ori vews JDT- EARICKSON R. (80) West eee like new. bath. cotht terin®. oo rest ent NE & FRANB is. private bat). y LPMES "108 5-9 5 rooms, | water, elect ric: $30, LER. 722 Chestan, | WE “can sell TAUNCEY é J HEATH. ich 6) | e ond. GROVES TRUST CO. AB VEC EL- ls TH Sees apa ter, o-fam- | ment, Daas UVC. hog Chestnu' aH 10 KE A Chestimt St. (¢80' anss--Laree, Si | Bids. «. second \ALF, B. & wad fai! 3165 —- = uce = e90ms sun é - ©. NN ee stnut_ st. (¢” Pe. A Bent ted | () Ww! ne! eidence. in pe ec oll lad prick of large lot: streets cy 24 “ences, . a rie. cash and $50 per ¥ IRST 4 car & oo apd} FUSE RY roon Bunga! Oo | - 6 room. + *10Mmn> bar wonderful lot 70% a is \ley made; owner \ f PLAT—00Ee ter genes gar ro a VERBLATT. i«@ . aS ROS. “ E. ms ° an » easa £1 ents. C abanvy ‘ . c ra. sir et | fu} D roo: t Na W ST ku : stnut. } Wh te A. oe. oO buy Db 0! rea- | nhurner : most . "ees; the location 4 nadie terms 119 N N., 7th. ; 6 and 6 , owe S\ ———- . TR Alu DIN B . —* - 2 451 SSI A a ¥ ~ 5965M, 1c o) electric. LLY, 723 © he BU NGALOW hborhood: must " r rej with o 1a shade tere if a real) reast AS. L WEBER. 1 olive 3385. | de: 8 [“foome. vet G 4 Bt 4 niences ste ; I eee earage. CSUN es. hot-\g. B. & J. MO te LR : cas and | “prick: no8 a pigt t#. »ost- -Dispateh._ | ores garage. He Casa) “I === | be euly * 101 N, Sth. (cd) jouse—3420 y Laclede: n Al condition: | 813 Chestnu : ss on, : EISGHLAND. 718——Mirss ‘oor: 6 Dogma garie 8 Flat Sng hoe ater. NIN! H 1014 N. me TOC ELLY + | 901 able. M:: 0 * for ~casn; no) th real at $12.5 yt ss Webster Groves. __ | —— Sr |} WoL POLLAC *) | BUNG. xiOWw —8) rice, location Dis. “3 ‘nae pried BLEY Wis ||| See Me Before Building Paitin immediare | $750 ho — lag BILVERBLATT. Oilve 5 BUILDING LOANS a : i . , ik ; ; 4 . . ane . . ' ° ad — . 2% 2 ‘bath. ; ~ 8 , “hestn u & —_—-— es irst fpr - age! nts: s* a : om. .- yis ‘ — oe : co " * easy ne el ‘Fron | ee \t- a Cherans. sa | _Wellston 53950; | BUILD AND_¥ pe ON EASY | 1438 Rowen. Soy MBAY ic) - 500 ~>| } of my SRA T o | nice 4- — ho $42 160. | In Siena Te ESTEIN & SON. 617 ¢ ey ment iectricity; $35. (cer +40 Al rei ot OREL ILLY, 2h Ghentout Suburban ae eS a acl, in 0) | BUNGATON. em ee eral new 4. | | On your own wo nor oA construction. - W . Ly kA of Fore. vie ER on | sinks; fine 4 tor 10 Pee. Give sn Consult a8 Ch BPACKLER : ~ an | a st . ; ee : A pols af mJ ; - —nodern, un i , 17 SK W te ad. 4 - -216. P. -D. (c Al JOW 3—We av © xdern ; {m- | | lots. e ork first. wo oc floors. ton. See 4102 9 3 40 Ol. ao9 c - . ' Hu = h pite i ns. first floor ‘ MS A “peaut! ‘ful, f office: Pendieton | HO loc: ation. _ Box G- ata BLU NG bricks; atrict) y me } 4 lance e | choice nd inspect my w nte i Tamm; ha wood CO. 61 38A as : VER ALA vy o Room o*) Sevent a ‘ o MAW mi Lo—s) a0 is eee re ms ‘ ‘a Sear « HO ' for doctor s P ndleton _Webster_ room matt , $2 50 casn, val Come out @ stores, apartme cORADY REALTY 405) | SILLY & ) uire 918 ) (f B®) ; diat & poss ossess ion; iil allows. flats, 7 a ‘4 PARISH Ta. iv-20 | [ao ’ . “ov poatieae GODWIN REALTY 0O.._ 9235, : a, SHANTS Hag; | and » innay. O08 “fi, rear, 3 FS} 17.00 | For Oo'ored—Wanted fa) lke re eTiOFP & VATTEROTT. few: 1338. | and sarages. N i Cabany oT Yn 5-8 rooms: | MOORE peas wie Why De F496 | “Money Bet . HO ‘ . R. ee x Te” ee the “ 4th, spect: arse | THGE ’ Parkview: 4+ | "9 teen) es. 1o 4 fine ’ hiy. : rates ° ee RTH i> sO) 2 room 5. t Main _ 20 — | 3-4 ~«C RS COND, fl.. it. | ie 35 204 A N. (c8*) av. 065 } FIS SCH) 5143 hy car && j $30 mont Lowes jixx 3 erp NOE id sleeping porch: new 15a NS, rooms. 1623 © oy ist fl. 3 reoms- ‘+ 128.:00| GM. MOORE, - red people Sous: | 6228A Easton days. > HUR cash, 2 6003. 914 noid *5) | rk vick oF far ee open. 5 EPS ie ar ne | op st. 1134 t. (cd) +e S ba. i," roots 9 Chestnut. " (e*5) | _p _property_t c= a2 3 me ES orcs. Bes rooms, “T [5xx = Wellson *3t | | ABT Contractor and aoe 387 | Sone priced ri mae tee Ree | reat lise oe —- ann geal sti rf . Main 7162 Ae ill 617 Che Stnut_ ® ae B25 § KOPSREAN,_" Tae sorner: | - ITH COTTAGE -room cottage. xx “ois ! Je Tyler 43}. SENCGE-—4243 West 4 e lot: — esivable , | Tey: aa ONS, ; 6) d. : s, co ' ’ E OTHER 100 cash; 3-F *soom bungalow. | || 6915 Gravo RESIDENC { e. \are aA | SEReHiNG. v386—* oom, *. f arce rooms, bet 1015 N. —3 armas _ (c6* ESsT’T TE-U i ne” $: 00 cash; 4-roo hi |i! ee its ia bath. new 720 year. 6 aveni« “4. Y I S00 S-room ef ficleng: —3 ny (cBY) N’ rie TH, AL _ = “gubdivs-i is av. $3 v., $600 Cash.) Gg room - rent 4 ) pie . Hf i Res tes CO. 4914 Delmara ain ‘1 Chest Du! at. Nain 208. ¢loors, ie an. sal W383 yyooms. ater eit 30Q0 acres. sneite city. limits, faces mete Ah 62xx Lex 8 cnarlotte, i est “ FLAT | only So) wR. E. OO,, 808 Chestay) OUR NEW er Ag 81 —— te eater. i os z: ae SG, 6054—Desira ble 6-room ) ae a pee Darawe FWENTIETH, & sect : tnut. ion: adjoining Asneerity and good West: oe bone tera, $1000 cash, balance) Southw aa SING! Clarendon : anoth: | GEO. a xoW READY : ished: rUnni® (89) | gutractive bulld, Mtoe service. tae : OCKE- BULRMANN, | a8 ay ; Bhi TiMOELLER. 722 ek c*) tt uate rads ot aatene omnes P. tony terms & VATTEROTT. Realtorg., STNGALOW 5652 Lansdenth. oe Ming: Vernon o at of 4 roe ——- | ee PY ED ie: 8 $200 ty t Th | Oat) 100 to ~ 311,000 te el tirst mort oa ae i janitor ser! . A Mae attra: Sina. . ‘ OFF jew 1336. oun | par on premises 7 roo oe WN. 18th from 1 gilt a eT aeain | er. 2d fi. Chestnut imaning i —Feoond Nor Caro _ Cc ——} ; rs: te® ia 4 | ee — \ re bath. hard du- Raa" Dir is , variou ec! rea) ) ee oid wieepine + é 7 7 ' 2 : — —o" 1% ™, 494 / ee r = i . 7 ROU ——— oe ) | j —— Bungalo * aan sf har! , 7 CAN Pate - | s y furnishes ts i” GTON, 6640—Seceon . TTC. n room pric or | T road near — | .. eA: >. dence, “ . nN at gvLY d count. ‘ (cd) rooms, ti! e 8 fine loc vat on. di mont, Ca ny er . g Sun fc. me } reasona)’ Ot) GOS atiy reduced. marine aY.; So": _bath.__ heat: New: » rooms, ,, Rara® 50. | $7500; will Comm M-264, Post-Dis.__ | ch doors, Karage: > prick; electric. 1600 Hoes ND BUN : 30 times, daily SC. * daily tc. PP atal : . : rent greats’ : es effict Mari | aon meng vt water + BL NG ALOW— v eniences: 3 acres, 7* mart payme it. Box N ‘fren $1 >. 00 | Fren Penrose; -roce 300. — w EST END : - & v.. 4aney e Ic; 3 on COS == a ; nr on - oT Pl NE Th! , 4 107 _ as 0 om ve “ OT er rou 430 Arsen a : rooms, con \ ga race, } 2 a “BH Wt A. _M: a) iued ant te | 4: 368 , 4 Ce: price a 6 j Bridgs | , ™ 99 WwW ehington, 2 on he . . 2 ; p! , daily 8c, Sun. c. i ——— mowner OC eouth Wis i eat M iT phy bed. janitor 6e : Midwasi: is ed & rooms. ME NTS rooms. ~ tile bath. furnace: | =f." ee oom. eleen ping . porch: b; sun b var. | take residence in exe round, ...* and west of Marcus, oy ectric ons | bargain, See this. OT ow ear gara You © ad a AL i | Xt “ ‘~ 368M ~— NE WwW Al AR T 4 4 - upper fiat. mene 4 HOU ae oe et f\cors. tile bath: ~-ca (c7) | fine ay eee ie Louis. 7 a rth | cottage: >a $5200, but we WS , 7th, DB ss ~ BRICK one: 1; 6400 price. saat REA! & LOAN CO. (c5 FINANOIA = 3 Sh saad, solder FT couthwood: 2 blocks nort =F jiving rooms oT. alt son «5/.____-—- lectric anh £, eee garage: PY . ' it GROOM! ck garage. ORT . 6 N,_ St? = errr are finance our = oping Toon. : : go: “1 2 : nee ‘ od, : — > "tile 117-119 § Ss. 7M see rage. OOD: es ee aS er | Call” of qacrems A. § pes am (80 | our best on iran av.: 6 dandy,” es. All in pos t conditions Bo RDALT ¥ BS Olive 1437. = a One 150 ke: CAPITAL oo od to grounds B leville 744-08? oth. | shower. ample closets. ind. aaa . poor. a5 3- Modern ~ dec orate" | KIRK t. hardw ood. tile vand. (80) | 00? ee meeierk f 2350 3 ick bungalow; the brick garage: | weet: Cab. 2717. ~~ 481i ° oR 2-atory, 1-OCm | wet 000 Imp adaress I". bngel. é (a9) adjoinmins e ana © adie arn d refrigeratorTe: heat an aNTOA on t. yj ive Lae é room @Dv 'D. arkson, Kirkwoot— > ‘Bey —— ENT }-room br Y. fixtures ae ri in @12S8A E yal “Brick Bungalow. Terms: well pullt. ~ n4 eiley pa ’ . i. (een ™ : nated garages: bus line fiat; inspect. _*" $60 tee a mS FOR R | | fine electr ce; big, baTmalh show : Beautiful 6-R. oe reniences, street nere = and itor service, re — B. H. STOLTMAN 3.—3 — ns. - $16 Set. FAR oe e_) ade on other Eweek.. Forest ‘Cay | F a dae ol bat ae Gr and BOOT. — i“@outh Seventh GARAGES, © STABLE iy “ARM eles: Dott i? Koo elmer. eB) ai “through. wANSTRATT, TT Cnet) 6527 merit ne “Abele 69. m ve ra — BLAKE passreoantonren ee . nw’ ™yndustriel — : Vode vet . — — ee ' ' ei 7 ~ ae = Pav " . r . = 1 eq)» {204 Sou K) | “North BALSO pM.» me \AORGE J. ———— | Own!O a? RsO pror’v a ggg IR ay : Tr TT (¢ scsi session. __! —— |G a Lact NS ON PE Sh Be “19 Leland avenue; -ater App: y | a 1) South eS LOA $a Bri — - jmmediat® & i} i aw Hicke jth. apa art | ea of water. ed) | | — a t-wa- 5 — ng title; im n- nd sercened porehiAear, ss33—2d 1. eee. ‘itehen | GAR AGE — viles ining e | RMS FOR SALE - ASH: 4 0 ‘MONTHLY, crifice 9 ste root, | AUTO LOANS Brine, *eaey terme = fap | . rooms Pa q Nat. 5 rooms. Mi ul so 2 oBR0. De 4 Pec Ks st. ae FA ; W ith 4 I ea Th ; forth -_—_—_—— a ® oom and £300 c t: b- -room house, Ys 4 RESIDENCE Se nea ter... rs we - 634 tent ig. onftden tay: 3 Olive. “ —-(arages ; ot — )\ =~ ».fenced pasture, WOONN yy price, le lect 6 rooms, . ut. (co) | 0 —————, | price "for inapec ‘ ut. Cen- ) ments . = nished e1Q Y#land. 9 room h et.; rear. ectriC..c+ #9 | RATES. 9vio—Uuaeras lrered, wire-fe ‘ tion: low price. 7 Lincoln, » Chestnu | ——— : to Q) 29 Chestn e your b& ; n, (s a2" ae af poard op- sereened por he od 1. 1 oth gt. 5 rooms, Specks. - SESS Y ve er Cc aan brick eat ia ners 1 garages: ae conven: RAY wHY MAN, ¢ SF at ioe ides. om aie ighte. _ 967. w ashing R s reasonedie. cSO) 766 Kingsland. econd floor, nS. 24 st.: , eng 7 ane oon ae O64 Caba ts" ee - Ce ©., 100 N. Sth. , $200 for all: oo ae 166 hig new GENCY. a TAGES -Vo lume oF these 4.room mod, | FLA eet large rooms, lates e89) ltral 8 60 completely Furslehet oe 10- DO NOT LOSE z OUR CA open poren 4 and © ToommepA Blaine: ro* io Chestnut. (°9) ter ccs ese eoes = |! ere. peta® STROUT FAR! , yossible for US Dao ploc Ke abo: 00 Bn te rms. at 39 Rooms, COMPM Dillion st: ndi- Loan oan a . b REAN, 122 Che =" | Cataita, free. Louis, Mo. ns in 20 0; $500) iences: “AT. $4500 30 ne 1021-2022 tric: fine, cone Your Old 40 741 ko astgate. KOTS 4 a teen mide.. St. hs ; ern pric $4 4500 to : ter- | -——— INGLE VI ms each: Caen; th electr " ° only P 4 off ou in ents. 6H_ Vierce “_—— «etrehan, for ; ih} a cent in | 5 141 a knit . roo ouses, De ms rented: WwW e a car left in aa EEN E R-G ~ ws BELL 6 est NESS PR RP’SES | S | De n, S24 y ® per mortit b and Destrenan. 3907 &t. nae: | ur “ asy %e! 3383. room eae ically all real a a fine advance you # more mon - firet, foot: rooms. WA RE ALT Sout! Ww — roo ‘To ) LeT—BUSII . ; 100 ea. ft. } Mi souri ¢ oo } Ral legmat at cc REALTY ca). elec tric; garage a OL. ct ‘ath. oOlis e + cB) W083 500 This is a. oearty on premise) And asion 190) locus AB. \ OLtI- a jan wn re 11 ‘ive. — ) it. Tien uitors a. ‘olive 1062. (Ce : BHBOR, UU “te aster west 4 Weg 7) ) BU iL mt NG Ss 29 009 and, 16, 000 cc 100 } Ss 7 itheast Missours | ee R. VM. t Gh RL , re abany 25 0. » ntl } wok " -POL LA "eh Bae ES med on tet opportunity » (immediate aks re face tt Co). (6) ZZ nt Len — . a) - . 6 ’ ee } PO \ , _ é ‘ . ‘ sa! § On! — " } —_— . _—_ ne : - =e | 72 TRE | Chest = mey; bath, ot RAD MING: , fe. _ = aoe “20x80: rood ans | | FARA i—Lacat a s ick sale aren goes 8 6212 2A ‘; a! Nort yw est. $6800 _ A ~ BARGATY fiat of 3 os S 3 4 will shows aN 2 ro Sb “TODAY HANDLE LANG BUSIN OE trention i ; ea »1* lew se corne > nD uiré é ricet t ulre a ad re ia Bl.«s t C3 o ly 7 med NT—COLORED | apanTm MENTS ci REN ip LORE or muiing stnilcn. me aha Impraverents vee'Mo is) |“ C Oss LEXINGTON AV: 14 ro. | 819 Somos iwaler, gam Sl0Sir +1900 CASH WILL Bee cay: Busy will nell movable events Orig. — err ‘ - = wise “« ] : e ; _—_ ; _ 2 nur 4 * Oot t ’ ‘ 4 . . nn 4 . — anfur nist hed rng | __FURNISH a tasapoad Hoots tile bath, Len ay, Fe ai r piTy! C1 1. ANS. — -—_— Fs ae a At au {10H on — prem lock p. m., Nine one- stor a brie’ th. Y seatrics furnel: $3809. KORT B REAL TY, & oo x oO (ed) Meet our ae FOOT 4. ont A ho Wants catalog \sigaloy } fF ages West Be rooms, har te ATTE. 2th and Musso rch 12, 10-0. @ 465 acres. | { hall, es nt: let ZOoxlvr- | ; ) Ps tra we decorate 26: bal-| ¢ : t 11 Aw. Ss \ i. »*) North eo nd f\ioo arAT Modern offi ‘es, . | day, Ma rain farm of , ,cept ov . nitoid baseme ; house. i Olive 437. Av —~$2600 ex ainted and r 43x12 : e | “ {fic Beal, sec oKE BUERMANN. TY tion. oor 4 Russeli.| fine stock and grain Sal otgomery CilY. | oreens, granitoid oN enicken ho Cote ‘Brilliante, oO: single} newly .P steam hea': Mor Russell to N very thing ayished ; room ¢ ANDERSON -STOCKE- eplendid for’ ‘HAN, 12th en cd) |}. 1 2miles south @ to Roo le garage: SFO De” 119 N. 7th. | 9740-404 2ox1s ent: | wood floors. ik at 202 oppor t ital aa. 0 Kenner\y: 8, ss $1:200— fam- " Ce naan or ee : ty qu ononis. dAvete. " ed: j-reom : tice ol & Corbit, Anam (77) | ==VGAUL Ow —oM hefore buyiné. NUAL “RENTS. Ss . gwell-puilt 4-4 —_ andro : oer oration. — ' NT—-Ful eoly S116 elect ric; $50 ~ Chestnut. — re and 2, Wm. J. Bb 4 geo this 9 etal | AN Garrison. W elec- wWeet _ i Tri eel 5; APART ME $40. garage: a ge | ily “prick Bat ee tad terms. + aay $15 S{pENC be —7~ foome ae — co) $1000 = } “ R’ KEY a oe tn oe : oe » 40% | ter! “THESE TOW- “PRICK m baclage toh | bra | - ‘000: SORE MSKY, Raaiser: MeN ATR ae AUTIFUL, “HOME or, lL a BROOK M AN oon ayments % e- Tei ate able: centis ol yo8. P.- 2 kitchenette: H&OO0 wre t-Dispate n, | Ao TegIet. (cKO) | a PINE (Gay © nufactur- | aig $00 feet sou Png mf . | SEE ton, 4 rooms. ns joe” PAUL J, SAR Tyler 4 ———s | NITW ENGLA iversity City. .! tgaces retinal ibis: , §lo . BU Abliahed one 2: ‘ 2. Le : gs. F Forest ed ; THIRD A- for ight m anu @4% foot: sign 0 U 7 fof) 4550 jaan . $BRDS , ota” a Tauis @. ee ers , and - t o Un brick. Morlé tv ane ed 4@vU im) lable. Box 5) clate. Fe M-:3.9~: © room and § reoms._ electric. | Pitt desirable | 195; 340 _! lee ry 100 N, Stn, ‘ , garare. e: modern. 1502 St. = bath. electric the hear tapestry ™a ed, cash * « oo “swell - rooms. ba thi, rooms, nen ie Ow ren (ch is (; RAS ku { ), on ced ing’ ' yreh ai 4 - room fi +m ‘ een — le * and 4 ’ Bee owne’. n ; } gun room, ; f, pullt-in duced ’ 2936 Ae ust, — 1 » and a ; BU RY. Hon. 13 week , Do4 A 2 G19 C whestnut es - office i iY ¢ hestnu v. —_ ander’ rad siree pri ~17 K enne riy, pula * "1,A j r ° -ondition. " oms with - e, tile roo gue 1000. —_— , automobile = Kin ~t o am-he vated zs =: S$ furn AN Wy. SCHRAMAE CA) +, cv) | see ASE REALTY SY « Ly. AVI 2 acres 0 ‘me Phone Adams, @\* ib new , 9ACvy. _ na. bath, electric: | , garac “irs! to", ¢ 4 ferdinat —— a | with Porte : reg oe D. & &. Ps sed 3 NPLDEN’ rial loans onwer So asained | : say. @022—~.-"0"™ i an bath cS ~ SHARE HALF My by HA on-\* sell: easy_terms, 9! (c 39) | aimor's Terry. a ean: | first floor, 492 37 _ St | age, hot-water on snower : nar as CUrarniture : immedie 706 Olive. olive 28 B K “INGSH clean desifa at) e. gas, © : nae 4° aye T “pot ris, tiie at t- WILL - , were teh ad ° i 7 ite : to 6 Forest. 7oOU. Wrelster oa) ae ns thoro\ gh- | — — ! ~¥ ti ° path ° ] corated en “ t | Rooi n 310 . West End, apartment. is weekly — . mea oi nh: will put in firs Compl" Ny tar it jorninKs "500 | eee PRACTS— Noor teht at | steve lington. new » Oe 500. south - , | easor: throughout ; cece creeps, electric) mente. — Dp Wid —In famiiv¥ | heat. jamtor. ‘front ap b heat. ros . rr in rear. ; “hen ged. (es * (9 QONE-ACRE ad: water ight & 4{.>-4 Ariins 1. garage’ * mod: | ———--—— Russell floors des. cope bs ing: east PE — se =| re priv ate ; ; ) 2 »4 7" rom} ys omndition. “ee fanitol _ sacleage one ences - nen: en ar 1 roa A €1000 ta , od '" pba » noone etri ar é ans S6H500 : bath, elec ric, 8° and Mian ¢ Gran , terms to — | MO Tt 443 ———= ~ : reads to Tt rile » Lot, £BK - = ‘ (je ——— S$". UO « asi . err fin - rooms a p) : . uA eat “ ilt iD cement, wa ) acriit "Es AT). "0 Ss. ab PO om ed j NG. $1. 5i— ) nd nome. ae | * sea \: _ 4 mR i: , ENT : we ret @il able Ln Li) ia Mae : AN coO.. x ! (7rayv ois. 3 be s, tile beth. rawood | £2 : ote Wes est ; of Kings gehighway: “on- \ + NE rulte: janitor acrose ih foors: $75. | Cabany 1: " eokeg “EB Or ¥ IC (youn INV EST ED ott - lots ill take | Tae. aTE REALT) 106 5 ath et. (cv! rgoms, ake " china closet. , garase: ~ wenain ~-room house. po oe. This is j OAN mn —— A »4 F -TOoOtTH 4 Ta: " ‘ d lit reas a oY vy AT is pUTlan a } ; ; ‘ re end r > . i 1 = } i ” cs > ‘ er . u 288. —3jo7 Locuat—Clean: | OLIVE. Sih. eg iteate, . rooms, $8 aes i agenaliing | A gi = nt lest eat wontey, 9) Olive 140) 1, BUY THIS, | = vihroughout, » ne will be mace astion good bath and’ furne of ‘sicam inutes. _ Car left iN a > shower baths: } anal pment ae [wo i% ae g ants steam ues wae. Cheatnut. ’ toria WI in ‘ oy . it Bax M-: os 4 ost —_—— i— ~a00 CA BH W " Se frame cng of | f! rg AT: r(): street ‘and any “the best pull t rea ily a bareenie ® © ae ny y Made in 10 mon . Mortgagces i\| >. a. : i aeons cb: fats Oppo . . , , , ce ) aie ] » ¢ tla ; / ‘ sec ° : , a | | ehiidren. Te New a-room _furnl — = Ate S OF BS HODT AMONT AV. ve; in ex-}| 34641 AX» ‘ar dal ey i ages. yeh, a og next 30) days; geo are looking aaa, oi im ust. be mR HANT RE 4} ed 8 (23 (5) | —_ Fours to reduce cenltencaich 2R00 tA wat -_ geet Y" ®) WwW oF i os “ . ine pay service , 4 x ’ rr ma? heal itiful Pooms. ta Ss g ic | ec st {s, | 4 ene tr) “ame —— Be2a00. low . TO . ery. 11] . . - - ———_— i flate in city. hen over then gee 9 (o80) 16 Tow os er B os —- ! ve na ‘title. $8 &: -. ar | aper ON Al... 4201 waren ery rie: fine cond)tion: ag ag Olive 338-5. NN. W A Or. th au celina: ronditi PR D REALTY OO.. gen wit wag “yl MBANK Pe rnece: price | real buy. ioe “pide. Ls indell_ 92%. {ur — ee ee Br og room. — r F jnapbcee Corp. , —t) 4 n Rouen on. | WA HiT she vurnisned. $70; 90 : (cB; PPOLLACK, 10) N. Sth. (eH) 5 ji } e ¢ ffices, single or ef ||| ALBERS soe BRIN Caban) SOOV: 6-room frame house, W" f x’ | 205 we hathe. © le: ric. ae POR. . 1318 Olara Oy: otwater heat eter Lasker o7 Tecust St. er i) ene ‘ rt bite = =a 2. e ) @iit ra ° , 7 is , 4 ‘ | " 4 - " we ‘ " i oie t ates. BD | = 4128 peautifully 4 TGTON RY “780 Desirable os A few a oe ory reasonable rentals. } 1600 _ Foe a REAL o> ¥ in beaut! fy! $4000. s O MERE y mR p 4 Ba | DF AO. W- ' } ++ — - B. $700, re ee aio iol ats 4 hardwood, enolase ‘ ontaNee cok | otive 9130. (14) ij nein 3 = ‘ I. 2 ats ’ d . ngs * pete: Ss: ‘ape . ¢ nm, 48 ‘ . R - ny nal ar" e ie ‘ ow ne Tn —- Buciid: jarce. Vent | west vl i B coor. apt —— Mat: all conveniences: 99 } suite, @ fj n building or of §-room house, @ ad rect ‘Y shade trees: | Al 0 | Hodiamont. “ AT 520 KOS flat” $i” 500 (0 | oore "59500; ns BIO.. B15 oa 5) || we ~: ———— ee enk y wu} wee (cBO) | nished 4 or > AND “APT. « STON. 6041-—Five rooms, 1-8 Inquire at of oe i / Kenwood = eon 59; on e fare do ve wndjaicads - NEW. Bt NGALOV e on second modern: real “uit new singe ps : | Bou 5. B - , = — — a Ow atead—- ss Ww EST VORKE Lis - ; rei nt S65 " parr 4 G. Sc OT’ ¥ Agents ,on large lot. t x ; ¢ “ms > = ams first {leor . , od floor &. 40455 oy { ‘| - 628 Dov er el nea . adi eS PLAC Ec “HO , s | " . “ — ——— —- ane N. one | 4 NG ABB R. CoO., 806 ¢ hestnmut ey iil ORE ON E. & R. tice S7000, east ORD RE. Ali Loy CU., f vy TOY furnace, hard: vo i 4 in ever ore 7 ct — AMES our chance a i= hR wiy furnished: phore | 5330 PERSHING nN ce) || chestaut street. (080) |) "AR puRs- COMERFORD PEON saiamont. | ye bath, LUPE OQ wry OO. | modem vgie Had 3 | yume weed, neTO Pee vou. ang || — PEDUCE YOU Pin every ot at cians | tticleney; newly Genene PLT 4626—Six rooms: || COO Oe eee | Cabany 350 SG ALOW Plover gg COMEREORD E580, _ | premise so varreiman: SIDE) ‘eurnace: 1 bargain: nas ownst alr: 3 laren ‘eee: | ih MENTS | nd Bure an: first-c" “8) | Four room - — iy for coon BENT -p en IGRACE. 100 X . on ea ler h- ROOM BRIC K Bt th, furnace, | 4 Lube ‘rodiamont. ¢ abany oe rLAT—4 : cith baths, elec = orice $5300. oan and renen de tile pats S hoore | Al TO P2 AY 4 por , GARAGE r lineluding icf e service > a sh safe ee : e drive; | “OTE BRILL ‘aw: fur Lage : “jon; barks! foes (eb) oF hnardwooe | ort Your '# Lith} well- A WOT K L '. eating: uni imited ape eet ine Forest = -_— r“ROBOA -” rooms, North = “Zs hicken Louse, meres pm A36o § OTK mor un a LO" 4 He 1 gona} 1 T. ie Olive 560: gie of noo or not-water Heit, rage. etc... us | 1} Morgan Pays additonal money. (|| fair ir : . SLAY | me unfurnished nf stmoreland, sew INSTER 45 , be ‘anh Cahams 73 N Nice store and % awe ae a ap REA! ry CO \5-r60m hi ~ 1 electric: 5 rooms nse AS ERBLA ‘ Prism “peautiful Oy eo oughout : double Parkview 1332 tab) | ene otven ee viet. fring title. iti | H0-car sto wo aT. e on * eB. " a mer, tile , } . ‘ (Rib) 174s be , i , es WR 21) vr ‘ amont. iaace. bath aris , m jst Beil nd > We 1010 0 ‘ Al con , o ears. —S i it] 6-minule j Mo. : en! pe NDF. LY, BI rooms. | elev ator be 4jq dinner at mo we uppe Bit! yADW AY tiatrict, $9 aan 1. 8) KR r On tH hie niati 1A 7 r wms UP. LAI all = t puy@’ | gpout « ines ect nent it} . 6 Bt. st. Lous. J enean pian. iarKe A {fers @ SP lend) siti : =: ys actory cdietricl ‘ Olive JARO asi af eg stairs and ~ te ive 6283 4 and 6 ro® ne ren ° Ollve | intment to_insp™ eroLONIAL pil e315 OllN i. Bt. Louls. Yo valve : plendi4 | 0 — = —--- kK, 101 N. Sth. (ed) Caba oon AN. ng eh ope ests rm cO.. Olive Gyo . eiced very a OATT, “| epee 1, SUBCOLY: ‘ i} shy Bidg.. Mikes private baths: © ex- _ T WOLF POLLACK, 100 K — ig room in | diat LL "ME YER tia house _ pricets Sil VER . (cD) AUTIFUL fect ‘condition : | 61% Murt i ngs ul rround! ngs. ceemenaseaaa hed . Sain 4 hed K, ey “HO RARBG ATTN. ‘ - 750 cash. 4 BE are in per prea- 4 ttre ey ° reason e. Lindeis vas : REN’ I ‘ CU FOR RENT—Furnis aay aoe + par Store: a Pas ® room —. vo arya iidit re adjoining A. Pee ry RICK ( OT T Le rary - roots on ' irs et > Rae? - eal —s family vats Built ree livin 4 3° eooln, dining B ror: four at Bek j {' | ° rhe oor Ss : . . iit Tv ’ ' . lot o ~ ¢ c jue . roar : ALite \ = T~ “2 rt . 5 « ric sa” | ~ —s ——— we A 6S ’ Rates North . ‘pas in ess jncatl ion. . oo | rooms | OM tnic8! | sgatn 2162. — floors, copper weatner a churches; pri and Financec | 10 to 4 OBtly.—_—__ gm , eee | qo2)-27_ OVE Mtg | "106 N, Bad. ‘ . ‘* wn Disco ou nts, 40) -- : Louse lst f oor “4 “ se? 5 ; heat included : . fuer ahed : : "One to Care, ‘ ei | on Ho ans oO ar “Spt ddan ° ul 4-7 R¢ OOM 1c; A 1 condition : : $6600 ~~ rests & 6 oe rd on automod: 2 REALTY “ ations furnis ents: joo 28 Re ¢ o7 MN. On m.; weer —~ t. i —- ages ye ( tionary . IOMPRIVUR ae at e specifics easy payme 0. (oS) | - ‘ . 3225-27 &. 1v sere ond gee | * | 124 fee é 2 a TER 14: a ‘t, 3 rooms, fur- Barber Shop- -C vont pooce UM AL 00 Hodiament, _ Gat an ‘8 let place MH MI AY ER BLDG. co. ia OY MAN: 09 2 Chestnut, CBee CA 850° Ta Pay? 22 ot containit Steno Sunk ¥ loaned Tarnitare, ae tc, Sun. ve Soee Seatee™ 7. 94 fi. 2° ‘g tion, in . 02% | ———T ooking for & Nice. tot. 708 3097. Wi -~ ¥LA each “pric 4 14-roo ted; ted , veo”? 410, 7 Ni 7h™- g, dail + N. Grand. 24 y'co.. 804 4584 west: $10 4, Busy locatio y; $25. Also Pa (ARE you looking fo) 1 elecant lot. 7 ion. Delmar : “7 ROOM “tric. ‘on good above an centrally located: | aried otrents, Roo - r : eo in * ; ys \ . “ “AL TY ( “~¢ T - furnish? \k t Arsenal "Gran A 4 , hay —.) , a. : . ersityv 3328 N. U n . “ in “1 — “4 A™ Dp “ th 4... elec “ ents: ys A 2 flats * cet ’ nts. ae . ya yrnen) ' enay i Ba nt Ragga RENT | FRANCISC se a oA , .. handy joca tion : | peetacas yposite thea ater, $50. (cd) 120. gid ; pm berlain av- ott v aa: wil Open Sunday® & id Evening’. —— | 4617 8. Lith: 3 aS $6250: vey™ al pylidlns cash and, ak / Cetnut | at. - | Pr A to walaries. or aliwey Ba bane | ™ | r , r ‘ ! es ” ‘i. — ‘ , yroveme! 7 ) } Aa —- -— ; 7 ‘ nw big ‘ 9 nomied) ’ | ; a . . . 5 ery A nth *. iTS FOR a> 00 | Central : pent 10 1 ponsible parties ees \* jhe te : gy wih, vou: ako Webet 5: d, Rt. South lo iE FLAT LA + DOeMe and inn "we SON Thion bi: ‘. 5 einout, ga- | MONEY oa ned to L— onfiéen - MING OCR —1s rooms: wilt Grand 7 electric ane cig MENT W 6—Or fiat: OF ~ ics | BRO A = ms, tile | oo — |} toilet; buyer oy Olive of ~ POUBL te. 4 8 4 02.24 WN er 100 with nis . . i abi wey * | ROO ‘ Si} : a. yl neod oi oms. ist i Oo, He en rooms, . i Kirkw | Los BLA Tt. - : favette the, har 94 : O.. may tie : ‘ &,. 205 — Cr BLAss.' -jectric.- t refer “ J or 9 rourmr: ai | E 4073A—Se v 4 t in first: | a ee argain STL VER - ome, rr saxx Lata :' tile be eo, OD | oo teara heat eye RK. ra 4 redit : , ‘¢8) | i ; ; s bath, ele ee to Grand | OLIVE, ern; will pe ——————a barga’h ; asgee, TOO, eee = sun parlors. ple garese: races: * ge OLLM stands — “HOU - ome. sun) PyAT.--4 room Bouth Side, convenient ‘07 A bee heat, moder! | ee ~ ename and death; | A628 Ten! 04 price | cinged £U ter neat. dow ce A. R. —- | «we Bidet, r) $ on | = 2 a—C ou je. Rmall babv: om SARAT a tnut. q5° 50. t (c) e. Rivermad m brick:| PpOUGHER” Ren si80— inet. BU transfer © rity; two oe ments: che =14- 718 | $8.56. 18 - Tt to a ead ‘ . Phou ; tae) | >| point. E P ‘TEIN & SON. 617 . C - ») ‘Ka a 2 ‘ i kK mrk WovL: - - * _ y irk Ps FT LG . — 3019 | ‘ ary ine ~ ; 4 ro9! >) ¢ ae s Famille or “nats: with, elee4 ». r city . 7 well built eh 6: Ong oy Ae by parm Low Z | : 7 435 ay 3-2. 0 ye » Gy: CY taper nace, tern na nd roc : s, 2- : Hees . 5- recom bie ’ — ; hi} ron 88 o ‘ ‘ low oe etme g = ty ts mM oder xi = 2162 eas RU wt ; A ALOW aang 1 Ry . now OPeH bath and y 4 hp Pp rh *e $: sU00. Au (op) +o! wa — reasonable hoor on this bulls. } gtores wit) 2 piants. and 4 Sate, always : ATTY LOANS “te ass Tog | peg F »4 3 a PRE er , 241-5 rooms. ; " , liable verty | wants ion ark " USINESS “p’RP'SES | wood; D-Foo - a. e offer 15. (cR0) baance hae 15 s Jeffere® _ 4 yoom “Prick | S200, hae, at ey st. Ke Pod? Cheatnut. arate iy modern on} ie: rent $13 od rR RIV yA our ow Victoris Bt is » wita , . F 1 iN \4 tat S @ “ 3 . ’ ; ; {Tt atin . ble; | reall 1 p-3 A “-* my K eTT) y > J A. Lert . = . awa: ” ‘ he i n 40 ia” - (ec ; a)) - . nder . also i | . 2 a: wn fooins. | OO ee WILL AMB. (OUT etecthite 2 Ben vee it ‘rent. qyuanan WANTED. . ih 3 or A living moms: | i ps | COTTAGE—A142 Ch race: earawe | LILVERBLAT®. Room rented; stores 120 located & on_oue ral 008. eae MLC (co) | MADIBON, 2208 fee scL, 100 *+ (GE M130. Post. =—- | STORE Wt far ptcch ne: yust ve cheap. ¥ d bungalow ERIE REALTY ‘(c89) ae sau SO (orn BID room, hard: Die "Central! ly iocate 4, Mi l'e te . pric area 0900 o put pnowleéee Wiizants. Oi ve 2713. | Ad Prone, — 6600 ipw bb = ie oon. in ‘pasem onan | apple carese. Realtors. —~ Olive _ jecounts, Man chester. F Ren’ .— rooms, tile de® qarege: 1 ay ne =" electric. | pov BL E Refwsig rooms. beth Cabany 54 regaréing the | a 49t 3 ed $0 . .. 1 PMs} eae ' y eT ele ae. : TAMRZ ly, - - ¥ times, ! _* Frenen qos. ~. ) gy play. 150 Ores times. ~e tt Dies | weneter Grove ee 4368 Peurnace: price ree 8930 00. at Bridge nia, 21 5. 4120 mon Oe Be cnestsut_'e (cB) r iy Sc, 5© | Se r: | bath | aine, north ¢ scorn bri jectr COs ; _ South | ee ae ha $0 times, datly 7 times daity f° ——_" Ree cheap: ear webester “734 Lorraigrous: 2 a dandy a ao re - i CK Lio =. LOW —@ rooms. « eam my at: Zo au play. 3 _ + cet daily $c, Su" etn Lor—Good caapited ness write Lock vec) and weet Si, math. f ar a ’ mary we want | tive Single Flat : + rage. réeasonk bie > 4 Syn. 5c; 2 lines. if you Thess! ; ~_ an ~ttage. * rad ¢ $52 ’ ; Attrac j bul “' : ' : Minimum “LL. wot — stor and OUT OBC | Carage: Drm ‘eli allt ia rus oa ee |. Northwest. -ogint Ey ISO rors cottaee: $15. WRITE f05, a> Picea $ib00, 10 SUEUR | Four Betcmigan ay 8 detain formas = 3997 PU ASR Os a — real isbn ech ~~ ; 3 “4! = UM of home TRI ST ‘ ) “le ric bungaiow. **| brick gar® e weil r or pee 7 cane Jip, SAT RO MEMERGER, Gap6—New bongalos ANS, ‘ESTIMATES _ | wEBSTE ; GRO So le nales $2000 Orie PRUE | A areate snow | Sand Tyo") athe modere Sremtomn m Bo. 800 Chestaut & eatritt * toveawe, 29" Ld rooms, rece s , $60. he) | ‘BIDS. PLA! x. rREMBUY sy pe b SON obser Sad “our ! ck) saan Ye sold, ot above houses will ‘eect ner hime is. ic eee = 7. el st yeks ' ior een o ‘ ~eate © : by u ; me ee M yh cae x 6 eS : , 4-room frame: $16 40 bb ty. pster Groves aoe Ow oust. STRATH. 717% @ 5 Act quick! yu er oe meal gheg. wath. on. — wil. 1, hulla W edern vrick. 409; > | pe ~jalist for We Ho. you J. WAN ' : ge triarrat oo oom mod ¢ B v. j ur spec nager. ~ > mul . Repke rooms, Oo) MAT Pot yl Boe West ini $2200; O-F fiat. $0 5700: oem prices: ,|SEE,o -- Phone oUF oR RATER éT LOU a Sal ai ems vase Ti MT. . . pau ee 2 . ta “ TT} resi- | family yas ts rer Lad An “wWebste ¢ . a a mut _ te Loe gy OG —e-dor VO%Lars roo 4." : —Beaut't b~ TON ores. - Guara ranyes Rs . N, 8th wernity «prt ' ates . . mr a I 2 Sag t Rewiy decore “and painted | at a plane. wwainwkriah , Bide. REAL es Sve 1s en ost ee : . x re Pa . re ti - ~ . 4 ’ z ev | mint « eat ; M ‘= cd e ay a3 ; § . a ana , ee . * ee aT — / tof) ’ + \ ia a’ ' 5] "1 <2. ; } urna ae wT * . pM A . <n 7 rooms: . Tent Ol 4 7a Yr om , ed' Apri. ‘ a kA pone en AE gt OTE er

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_ es i ee een . ——— F TRreyr re eet Sa mae at Pm an ePIC ema. BA eal. tat aie at ran Be ed a dea ae a ciate 5 shea nail natal nee “a Pe per waning - a : ae ar : ' : 6 oe =. a er - ; / - £ a my: > ee ee er" — Sis Me ———— ar" en FOES RE ene ete mere sateen , —— be ote 2 R 2 OIE weer en: ee ar } Se ee q 42 - ST LOUIS pr T-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 6, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST: DISPATCH ee hae: _NEW YORK STOCK MARKE ¥ a s. WHEAT FALLS NTS: 5 DAYS INE 19 GENT ee SS | a | : lL! NEW YORK BOND MARKET _ Foreign Exchay ea. a \ eV 5 +? ° —« . Ma -.. teeta “pecial to the Post-Disnatch. “ - * ’ . " - —_— 4 ta * a? - . - - a — tT. — nthe -P .* . Ga nas ‘EW YORK. Ma ch 6.—Tota! sales on the New York Stock Exchange todav were 1.590.600 eha- Srecial to the Post-Dianet-* > Vesterde vy 1.574.600 a week ag. 400 H00 a& Year aco and 4270 S00 two Years agn vat“ sawkrt OMPpared with ] * EW » paicn Were. th _— to. — - ‘ ’ . > a ~ P . : i ot i f ruorr ~~ : -* . f 4 a : > . re B&B. U0.372 shares compared with 51,.368.400 a Year ago and 51.878.700 two Years ag vs “uses irom Jan. 1 to Gate Prices 1 YORK, March 6.- ro.0oF ng ig - ‘Fe? ) — a te ; . " y " . 3 . Tice im *0 , . : “ang af nm rig? . , ners high ow end closing prices for stocks on the Stock kxchang Not . s] ~Q- S and inc iding the close of the rs _ . ae ti Loa . /O8- iwile | arent semen 2 : p see. SECURITY. High.| Low. |Clese | sales. SECURITY High, | ; ‘ . . s 7M i~ ° . 2 3 4 5 - ~ ; 4, : o Si . i? ; : 7 BONDS : Mj 3; Socks and anniv — SE POOREST Le WE SST ae Oe ve : 3 Annual Divide ma Net death Ka ana . ' - M . =. Kates in $ High.| Low. Close. '‘Ch'ge Stock Market Averages, Annual Dividend Net _ GOVERNMENT BONDS. vwin terrae | i “elected ee ~ Close Close (s Week Dav's : A : te , - High la« (lose {*h we 4( 3 Us L v 498 ey r: eu oe a i ~ —_ e Dt STRIAL BONDS. R AILROAD " re ; sii’. . ' : | METALS AND EQUIPMEATS 17 ca 4 3 . LOl—19 101—-18 101—18 | “~ St GéE @ 2 33 1°9 wa ‘1°0 % 1°} . 3 E TenVac a: Pe ; P GERMANY Mari _ nt we ? : - : . eee a= | ; “teel & T Ta ‘31 104 106 * 106% — ae eC Dh oY AS OO% LOU HOLLAND Te 5» 2 ~~ - i . ‘ a + oi EB: “4 st Ci 4. Ve .> 1 .* * ‘ ok? ¥ — D ms - iemes | es _— a5 os 8S, i? Erie pr lien 4 - Ear! S e Aw Run —_— 15%) 15%) 15%i— %& ~ in ta 1] a ~ ii] &3 Ol Rar _— be S. 1381, 133% 138% "5, ane « «= 101—27 101 18 107 = ] ‘ t Fo Ow y pta 3 “Ita! BI 51 20 R. R... 80.07 79.82 79.40.°.25 || Ray Cons ..... 15% 15 1A 20 US‘ L 4 : we oe oe aan 1. ‘ - “ . 3 . ' > iF , ws . 2“ ‘ 7 ‘ «oe é “= * . - . c ~ ; ly . 2 = P fit T ; meuuc y? Li? lOoet, 105% —!] 40 Stocks 90.109 80 4, OO 4 * 38 > yios - i® +. » TN 1,4 ° a 4.6 ‘'b2-47 lO] 1] 4 os. 2 T i, : Lol “% 101% 10] . " 468 A’OSR Hs & rhs z RS , i . ro I e ing ——_ Break Ajax Rubher . 1? & 2 & 1 ' ' “increase. Re piés Sf, 53 & 5 » cve 48 BSS R as - - ~ poe : Cc pfrd 4 i? fa? £ pe ~~ » / i . ’ *° 10x Ta . o4 ' ~ : & 2 4° 4 : 94 i O4 Le GQ $ i. a . ss 4 , Rien % 27.49 * 100 22 i, ue S 13 1 - “ eT Liv GG on 7. 4 a WéNDr Ze $2132 1142 ~~ i™ aN — > —. a 1S8y. ic Re had . oa age “ - chan . Bett Arn Ag ihe: 19 t &* tw + P Annual! Ai Na . & q* ~ i : ~~ ‘ 44 ror re o~* L' } wed ZEPER 2 : ; ("2 r 4°? 13 103%. 102 ) j ¢ 4, ber ,e bi, — - 5 : Tang ge _ £ oa cua ye: . . 3 . "3 ‘ | Ratee iy {i . “ 4 —_— ran % cevtits before reac’ ns ; , Mies pia ‘ ol ‘ 4 is 3 j . . - = z- ’ iO . i} er j Tn; — St a) eS Om rw s , 4 ‘ *? od 101 mt 9 l 1 a 1; bie 14 a Tie Cn “4 ae 4 LO+ ‘ 4 4 4 ‘ ‘, i4~A st)” } 5 3] lon 7 7” vT + - Olan LiA row D D>? toned 424 lower Newt mele - Am Beet Su 4 40% 40%, 40% =r st) %° ‘9 Prod & . m . 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Ly be o : 7, ss iy — 2 om a3 os De o «A, 3 GS es 10] —..°% 10] °4 101—_0- ] SSmR4A2M eR A ‘ o : oe - GS¢ A x $i 1O™% Wr 1} ‘ TORI : ry 4a li é jower --y® hogs. . ; . - i P te . - . = st a ed — 9 ’ s* . ~ » 1! es, LAGS ads iy | Pure Cr) 1 i. 3] RO %& 3) 4 . Me U S . mieit. eee , ae % Jd ty 3.3 " RL i ! 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E ; = I> oF 4 = = i _& . _o 72 6% s ~. ae 4: 14 — anadciun 2g oO OO fh " ‘2 : ; ~~ (8 SA '47 cf 86% Re 7 .s hem A. a; ~—'s mAs whes | teeter nn os ales oF 4 ? shied i\ ey iT - - ne on 7S ws 4 = | ? ~ ~ = - * * 4 4 , ‘ =e . oy * — wi "i at . ‘a ] “4 10% V4 ° 7 16 4 ‘ - ~ . ou "3 &6 s 40 H&M !} Ine js . 7 ~~ s oo ~~) : . : = . . . ; : : . eygea bonds, a better tone in the forele do pid % --| 93 | 925 93 Reyn top B 9 75% 76%) 75 | © tg | Nest Penn 4../'109 "108 ae O27 100-19} 3) yee 78 47 ct etal 86 | ga | 84 2n c bus 0... este tase ae The St. Louie Clearing er gellits spell in the last hour » ASS “ = . ' a ie il - #4 -—s> 7 a == Soa. ee € ; Yr a “ -» Zz r ; ’ . ; rey . « ” > ~ 7 . 2° / "" - y 4 ‘7 -. ’ e. . os ~* e > exchatiges a: _ . ; LH & L pfd ~ “2 : ‘3 Rossia Ins 6 ies $H ae a Pr es meteel. . - Lo OQnectbeibiinn ga. Low Clos | oan "38 6 ICACtsLANO ” Vw i oox - earings ¢ wheet down over I! with, * C125 % -26 h grt and a sharp break cy I Cor ‘ 7 a *‘'iRD C4424 54% 5453) 54%’ © | YS & T 4 14% 74 74%, - ms ae a ae . 8. liberty Bonde Warrants 37 $Q7 49 49 ss . ot rr espondd reaction oa 7S se a whens Po ‘ a = " : - . , —— Je o-~ a if \“ ; [hie DT i Th pail cif £iop \ “ae © }” ' oe Savage ‘rms 103 a 100%, 10] 2 ana * RAI t . ils vr o~DCS oT 4 dollar \ . a! Sug ‘8 i] Q7 a8 % ar - ¥ an wel 4 o— we ve 3 a ' ’ « year and corn futures ue - »wes — - lla ments of t . cee ° 4 i) , so} g-*6 1714 7] . ‘ TOADS. RY) . - > » War Su ree 7 ”-« on Pf, : . A. Cen 49 p- Sa *6 = ‘ =, 4 . SSPOnaing teers io 54 ~ mn ct ‘ ifs iUii Gay §& mar- } 5 '« na CSM inne 3 huite ? lil4, lll* lj] %& re > RETGN BON Ds eB ow 440i 48 3Y 24, N*) a, xo 8 4235 1R T ; ~. ~ . ' > ol. ‘ -O0 Ona 2 “a last y ' — ies & re lets SIOcKS Started ~« ; —re Am Satie Raz 1a 513 *% Sears-HRoeh f 1604 1568), )5m6} & ‘ S124 Se 2S as | : : iG A e —" n . ae a. bee P Pow Gs OR 110 1. '105°%% 105 “4 . 14 a ee - is es - 7s Pa 1q°- epee Of dehits unex pected Rona ertperts one ; = as . >i , A . ; 4 ' . . _ ‘ * Vv r ‘ '* ‘ - . . ” nm? oo — = , ~ is — > 4 ‘er ‘ - . y Se ;* me | - ; m4 ~ + a4 4 is . re = pH? ; ra ré , ~ a_i : i” . " - thern em. sp re. a lor . 7 al | ; aes) / As 4 ; S * 4°’ 7 qa ’ J ° m. ‘4 , ‘ 2? , - 7 ; s ’ 3 i) ‘oT, +. . : ‘ a 10 = } ; 1n" a 7 ; ” - = . [fe ad “Gi . = = : CONT NuaNc: ot ‘ professiong] Ar Gree = fi4 , . : e ao iss Sr ; 1.40 Ble oss oe oe a . ACL Qt 162 1434 l* ‘ - 70 Ars Os vs SL th '~ Cy , we il WPP 5s 46 S oO F . - ap ¢ . 03 TR ret Sta Of a ti ti’ +. rain in India. Were credited wits i ~ ri vo . flemonsetés ‘ as ——. oo» 4} ~ ate ~ rw “* OF 7- % a a 7. > ” oe “tid + 4 B x“ 4 i: es ~* ‘ 2 $0) é r liv? . a os | > 9 wo” OG \, 91 FR r ts 3~ 70? 74 "4: prime factors in the ear Market. SEP mostly good dit i na oe 26 Siar (ie ~~ olive; ~lig, 21%) & %& me : %; 6%; *216) 31 Austrian Gt Sead ace et ) 202%! 18 y “S $048 50. 93% 93% 9345 157 1 Gt > t 54% T4h.) sgn fixtures also were lower ae aia ‘. ru ¢ fir ‘ ~ La r r° J ’ - r 4 . i ’ i’ ‘ = . ~ . . ‘ . 6° - ry es es , ‘ . , « = * : . ; 4 - ° : 3? “ ie i u . ide? “yg ] $4 ] tir ty e - ~ tn) - 4 Ry 34 4 —_— 4 —- = Pp J 4 “4 et & a le _ ) & He gl = - . ro * ™ “* 6S We ” sate 44 Hs A, Hs 2 7“ ' 5 &i3N ths 4 " ) 7 tent yy ; 2 tuts ee had further sham wet Dae | cai . wale - me have Wiie-e the heat » Sons ; eiacy Ar Zab . &7 by Rt} vl + . \~ > 6 rer vl os ~~ Y ~~ © ‘. Co pid 4 ° iO a) er > . 14 Re - oa l Yt. LH 4, Lug ‘. ‘ . e fe s 31.1074, 107 4, 107 _ } Ime ‘ 2 ~S =o “- ; ‘¥ : er the opening... May wheal show- | - 4 7 4 ‘ 2 . ‘ ~ ? = 4 = ~-* =~ +? \ oe é - . . = . . , . " - . a - _ efforts, and gains of from 1 1 1s Go b : ST, 686 BH'e— fas ~ Na as a2 p Sy © % S840 M T 37s 414i 4275) #2 ° |) 481 ; ‘ _ OF % LOT 4, , we Ky Coal Ts 44102 102 102 25 Ila Cen ref 4s 5] 4. i 1 2ear a fan | egg weet iCute). , : 4 ; If) - - et syTIngwn ... 5 * a » of . ‘ ‘ vv a sf : : “p 5 t 32 ie 1 ' “= P ne ot : ow - fees im a TmuT% cadie came j ~~.” -_ . Ty i} } AS a , ‘ ’ , t ‘ - ° rr 5 . : 4 4 30 ‘ ° ‘ i t . . . ~ . 165 ——- B tiatua t | ~~ j a. é 4 « ’ 4 “ry be J ar 4 fF yr =r 1 o ‘ +. deliver _ lis . “! 7 FR : ’ spot Amn Wer ” 7 #4 ‘ 4 = % do A pas | ~* ‘s wa ad ly Bush Tert o 2 2) 7 Soh . ‘ 228 hg r ut 44 he es | 4 -- be meer % 23 33 100 4 LOW 14 10a > , 4 f — p : 2 ae oS or er Winn ipee i early showed J af ‘i 4 Olé ; 4 aT , ? . . ~ Pp ryt - ‘? 7 ‘ e . f ‘ mm , ack TD ~s - , F % f ~ - ~ eee . . . ' 4 ‘ ii a . 4 pfd 7 HO) Oy) . On el € S E . 18 s 1&8 — =] Can } wh ‘ is = 1D Re a . 4 ‘ Ys $e” > * LFA 23 41 102 101 a 10° ] ‘ k r S Se +0 ys : . “4 id extending bevond . s ‘ a > Ch . 139 ] eNap ints 7 ; ar’ a 4 a Ver 4 { ' a 4 ‘ é 4155, 41} 44,1 s Pg fg i ssid pubes AM , Ue *4 ‘ oe ° - 9 Lt ' 3s 10+ . 106 n dhs. &e 4 wt Oe 2S 71 ‘ ] re x " “ - » ae od vi a1 My whea' + oe May ore $1.26 ae | tame - ; wh a. : : Pein «a } | ; 4 Té } Tis ‘ " f 10 * ; “a 9.2 4 _s = 2U 8 . ( » ‘) $ cr Os Q . — - oO ‘ > : " i ~ ‘a ‘a ei™ is rT. ~ 4 \ ~ »7 ” = - “APA . + . C> | ie 2 s| TT % , , > 3 ‘ ; ) , 5 | s th > A: . the ni LQ . mi —~ 35 ‘ 2 ? a 3 7 eff during ifternoo ‘ pia 14 34 { Ge ee Os vo eb Cé A ot cl eae a oe 1! 100 ™ 100 12 ? t O% tid 9 'Q> e a ‘ Northweetern markete com- — — . ‘ on hone “ , ‘ Stan Mf ] r) we ¥ ~ 4 *> e@ © ee 68 *“-* vy 4, {> 5, O% s 4 ( fhlnes R > aa >] ye 4 5S VA ar ~ a 31 ~~ _ ai 4 ~ 4 - 7m me hree ‘ ' . : oo with the s wing vy ‘ . U 14, : * >t} . ’ . -~ +; —_——.: a 4 :9 1- camer sn Bu ‘ a begin oi. Be " . ng U's 1% x ip } @n1_ , 4 669 cars of wheat. compared oat ' o | Atl « & \ “ . - — | EVO Cat 2 Oss! G3 ti. °% iC i ae Ae tm) ™ +e et O38 6s 100% 100% ‘1001 oz S&Co Thee 31 ctf! 67% BTL! B71 $s \ J . 44) } 2 43: a ry ] sks ie ah 24 ‘ 4 "4 ‘ iba is > a QR? » J 7 s od | ~ & ~ Re 4” OR 7 ray te .* +? ’ " 4« i foe) On (ie = : ist 50) ry ne . — " ; : , " } . + 74 Go pfd >] : /. 4 . 4 lf C've ites F ” ‘ * at % OS i. . . hd . S% 9s 4 > Lehig 1 > 42 * ' 8 ‘ . polts a ae Ik cars, iruluth ’ into 7 Th oak ' @ i : ‘ - . . ' ae : » > c i (ria . ou ] , . 1 »* *eeees «) s+ « wwrle ee ; P| q ‘ } 4 & aia ’ ‘im OG 2 R . = « i . i > : > 2 Vinnipec - _ — 4 4 i 4 1] . -2 . pa ee ~ ~ _ G i\ ° = . . ' 4 eva 4 lth CAILROAD BONDS aya? . - and } . —" e , ing was irree : }2) 7. ir @. so ew W Sp o ‘ nn 69 5 : Je. ° M sf'48. 109%, 1902. 14 -~ . pn pian so™ 89% &9 wheat receipts. which were 96.200 | -= ; ; _ » . + - = — - . : 14 4 , re ; _ ’ r “7 ; . # ™ = , ”- ~ % ? and dec! ¢ \ustin N Ri. = : c 6 69% 69, . Oe 291, S93 S In Re 45. 220% 4nG ieee S Alleg V 4s 42 The lh. 5 $ dogn 4428 2003 98% 98°) a0 | compared with 71.500 a week! @3 LOtts Bt ane f oo . ey ' i ‘7 I a . : “ms ~~ ° . ~t Pi » 4 44 R. +4 +4 J eae “ 4 » ] } ’ ~o J 4 +447 diet -, : 7 Ar 4 4 9° a7 — a: L 4 - 7 : et fe “(WOR MA) The ey) -_ : 71 Sh) last vear included ao “are : TRY EXCH ANe« - 4 > ‘ ‘ — bs , s » ” ‘ * ure ? 4 - . ” nm - a) - In number. but wit the net ; rr 1 . 4 — " ~ Me 7 I I ls ; ; rf =) : ~*~"? “. were 88.600 a ae parec with : "es orices ua far 1 ag ate sa de villa . Fo tle & ok. 45% —9 8 ‘ (— . ' " : z ‘ ! a . , ob By »s BDA, ' . ‘ ad week ato. and SO) last vear. for re ‘ ‘ o ’ : " . » - 6 Ps, . ts - - a - - 4 $+T a+ . a ee a P ’ i I> f : - 2 . ¢ = = a3 4 ye ; ‘ . 4 a ional » | - . he tote sf in Ootai po mrs raine d. T 4 furn- a J a " os as be 4° 4 e ‘ (a8 > 4 47 . $/ . 4e % - : , I A aa fb ty we ‘ a as *s \ ‘3 , . J ts > x9 = so 1 . \ ~ 2 ate . a " " ‘ > rare oce. ana py tnreugh ’ «Dai loth hers as over amounted to approximately 1,- p.... 72 27? 69% 67% 68 oq / tex & G T% 112% 1131 (112 eo do pfd ¢ “= | «ae OY EP mp a} 2 974, 97 ' { . M5 LOT, 10 oy ars. Oe | ‘ te. which were 94 000 bush?is.| BGGS—Fresh 650 nan shares . rik nro 8 ‘ 129 4, 17a 7%, 1°9% s ; lex Pp Lis vy 4 sf . sr te a Sp Q7 a. G - is 7‘) Mes . et 4 i . with — week a and ; 26 4c case ret: os Diaitinais @ saiyn U G 4..} 81 R04, 8] e y | Timken 4 . 42. 418)! 41% "lose P& a: shear? sat: 98%). l~ French 7Es "49..: 90 sge o - A? $s 0 pe. eevee, 100 108 106 est yer, Boome SE care le . rricee Tanecs Recover i un S> 4 mer Se : ~ iT Pend Cf , os i 4 st J i & 1a7 49° ag6. io 3% . French Tlas ‘4 4 oa @i : 2 ~ = a& &M4't4s 45 @ i a through jay receipts were = & ‘ -_ - 1Qe eam itiiem i? “ =o Tenn oS _ eee Oem, © a9 eo ie > Ss RT o we — it os v1 “4 : . thror . | reading Foreign exchanges were gyrnere ru Is OG) 4] ly 41 ; i . a £ a 99 SA Te 99 - Pa ) i ) i ~ 2 102 4, 1021. 01, tft: rap 7 me 15 Lit Lor Mm 1G rd ‘ Ra & Tar 4 t;*- ’ sd wr + saa 8. oa wort wheat ‘SUTTEE ars ,* . | . ‘ - > a + ~ - . « , c SS ; N .. * + Qa | . [ ~ ° . . ‘? . ‘ ‘ “ - : ew « t : - ee ea = A - c ' ‘ : 4 - 77* bf oe +} 1} ¢ ip! (ray ft). UR AR ICH ( d my a 1 | el Tr lis ¢ > = = ; 2 ' a o | A x as $4 “¢ . - € l » Os 29 ;2a 7142 19% : . as .. 935 wi. 95 4% te5 4 ‘ . : ER — ‘ Bit) che rful b t _ (Ua — * “a Burt a BB 4 10 ao * ra Bee ond ‘ oan = - ~ _ — “ 44%, 4° ee “~? > y pf 4 P » ” 3 | 48 ] ; ty r Ms £ =, . Ot by +t - "6 R& , rp? al ak: e pos % . a on ‘* ZI M St ‘8s 40 2 1 - Or) v4 100 to 7c lower and hard 6 4 93% 934% "1 REO ° ee et es & LOZ 102% 5 MER&4L 5s 51 || of on > wae preeticaily no demand de- at etuck ii on ; - « . , . Pe a . 3 i j + ‘ . " _~ ’ , a | ‘ , - J > - T é, F 40 Bd ) 28 2° Q” a” Q . 4 — L ha 4 ee oo) 4, OY 1, On b ' ee Toe . pos . j s-eads to le ower and ajow . per dozen: e « > r - . a cap - Te « ‘ ‘ io” ; , F) ~ ~ ., - 7" . Bs, B pens 5 lar - — 7 Om : ’ — 2 a . i t or? © q e - ; s) . . franc = (rn the theory that {rn nes » Butte ick ¢ JAD f 25 »4 O] QO} rl on? 3 | Co s+ 4e 48 AN a Se &S 4 “3 san L, er 1.98 34 69 58 7, 7a ae | > + . 7 - at = = > 7 *T » ’ > - re Tiearer in iine With the Fre nch Orn « { a - xe 105 a 1f y % 1035 4 . bers i ( 10 OT iy A es vt °F “ ; “ ; ‘ ? j 4 tr)? ‘ 4 > . P . - gd KE i 0° ” 44 mS 5 §5 3, ‘ . 4 _ 4! RS . ae ly RE " var 10 ai : 4"? mits & W Tm 3 53i winter wheat $1 ec @i a3. No pe hard ; 32 S: single. ° os ; . ‘ C@11F rt oer enw ee ; ~ list rih ey : ‘ ° . ‘ oF cane eae Ss ~ if i) it rare: ‘ aa - 52 &9 . } - Da S 4 7 : bp apd ’ : ; aie. Sh. ; - X 4 "ok c Pe Ov = MSPS = g &8 88 S. 1 PM M 2 ~ 4 . 2” $1 oA a 3: Ss a | c¢ bat : ; ete tesaig , pS ee EST hal goo nf ri . nage ~ 8 Ll & Ine | or ; tee oe » f ; : Ad ty c aby er. Os 4 1032 (}. ’ “ > dies Bu ’ ' a ~ . v5 S StP 1° ~~ ® velloe corn : To ‘ vellow ; v "T = .. anil a ; ‘ l1lo 10Q! , ee ‘ ‘ ind A ‘ BO be a? 5 RTA i a = e*? *t) a | “_ . , s 103 iia % y . ** - ; ee | n Den >s 7° ’ : zi - Bhs = ‘ . isl EB PO L R they Were rH 9.590 cents. ag guess |Case Th M - ne ] # Pe , 3 ee . °K y 7s 1° oP ow | 2d & Man.. »42 O26 O4 —— ~ ; Fix Oren '. = bie mo « ee -« 997 207; 907 - 3! cs tee «eves LO414 104 194 ‘ eo A f rig 49 "5a i $j) cA NO 4 veilew corn 7i17t*u@! 400 SOC hi that official) support now on evi- ; Cevit Leathe: 95 ISK& } Ba age 8 Washer ig) aei:| heat! 6” lo pfd 5 es |e || a .¢ » atwey Gs °52, 1100 POT, gui, ~ Ba th Av © Ss 6 Beedinas Fe wh: Py Bn SS ss 88 | J15 AL con Ge 43) ; No. 3 whtie corm. $1.20: No. 4 white! eghorns &2¢ . ; - : . |? ” % . “~~ ~ » P| is , , — y 4 4 o- . , " ~s bl - . ad vf a "y 7 > . -~. - ae ’ 4 * ; “ \" “ . aa) eos F + Gence of- weakness is a likelihna-a do pfd ..1 60 | 508 +, re let pid & 95 rs cai. ia Cent , = + a : , oe eae oe, oe 88% OO 9Oe io +3 b- 74%,’ Tat.) 94: Dw et Ist 43 90 81% 81 s1%\ iS SP rf 4 Y Fg $1. 10@1.12: Ne. 2 white Oats, Soc: i turkeys, hens. ; ‘ Si i Piet i+ . a me ’ * ede 4 ‘ - . . 2 . " "7 ? Ay : 6 i 4 ij : lj = 4 & VV ™ re i we ; rs wy & Vi rt P : 2 ‘ 3 4 . ] } NM K T 3 6 . o om STAY Ee . ’ 3 white oe] ote. *" pie Zrade . hite ; old " én oa = May not be wide of the mark. Ster- min Mill 2] 47% 444, 46 "lo = Tobaceo 3 rt 53 Ay ee 117% 1178, 1378. : Per ‘ 44 j adh = aP> & SO% 86%, £64, B ¢ -- ~* l-me ; PsP t 49 ‘3,, Sido? - | ducks. 39 > ; oe ° . CTT aAln.t ac , gs a s | “7 Pr Pp, - P : a ‘ T : - * 44 4 > 7? ‘ ] im) ra " -"I2U ‘ rp je ? __s how o = oi -_ rd ed % ‘ ~ p - 4 wae woe ling was ; # : — , ' nei l . is) 4 he 4 a. sé I au » : Se 4 . ° ‘ wa ti) ; ] [ : oe » +] *) a) > + ; . . . i od ~ 5 ot) — - : — “+ 4 i a i*¢ ne i we r mT i> 9 P 4 , 4 , ‘ ** i — * ‘> . oo ® a ° ‘ ’ 4 ry — £ 4 fi} " - “ > 7 , ‘ 4 , = er 4 4 fs? ‘ ¢ 4 . . - je 14 . - . Mand M « ? "9% * vr) : : cdo nf RO — Ps ht , ‘ ‘ - 4 ¢ ; is ~~ “s »4 . - i 1] +] Ss hk .- “4 t . = — wo CS. $4.76%5. Japanese ven advahced % Chi Pres r 5 RQ 2. ion Si vacer Gc. en en = jJowa ¢ . ' 9 - of q q ss 0 R4i.. g4 mil @ aa ss 4% Bii's RHI, RG, >S R 6s ‘5a Break at Winnipec. iB ee S De Béc. of a cent to 40 a7 cents a {rash hic ia , t Pear 7 R- bi ao ae 4 11 8 a a s ‘ ™ . | : seal a } 4 ,« iy t qn , ‘ ‘ '} e 46h 11R * 118 + 11s 7 aa oe 3 103 ’. JOR34 102 os @ Fix Alia 7 ae ; NNIPEG March Ps Y per neg —y « a. i . slow . . “+ > > ° 4 2 ) '. ( ~ ae ‘ es , = - fo» ’ . " = . d + - od . . ; i. level] on the mMmorement Tr car Coca Cola _ Q1 %, ae a1 ne = \ - ‘ 4 . lf * ] ‘ s ae e P bes y ~ ~~ am - 4 i j =r) ~ & A. ‘an 4 is Der ~O 1. — Q 4 oS . +6 ) wid Lite lin) ] wy ay , 14 Th vd A ‘ 4s 50 - é the wheat marke? this morning aie ere ov iki - li Ii- . ‘ -] 2? i : ar vaudou. : o = " " } ] ’ q - ° it wr ‘ ‘9 Le I - —— 7 = ta ™~ ‘ - > «JS a @ ~ e ms "T's, . — 4 a ; . eT : neee . Rmection with the rise in Japanese ObGEE pia ‘. 106 106 106 . — 12 11's Jil oe, FE PY oe ; * 4—x : : : " > Sus ~ ns ‘ , : = 72 a 2 ! SroCiaO Ge 10% 1%, 107 oa tj 49 Pon oS oS sc +5 \ ad ye "6 _ Cowesers — and erices FR 4 y ‘ ; ce alin thee . ® ty A > *’ Bo ~ ~* ie @®@eee Waldorf 1‘, 19 16 ~~. ee Yai > ~ - 7 2 a = . : vw “Ss 3 ‘4 4g eos ee 4s ‘aro & ~« tN \weven: ; a ’ : — Lo} .; Lol 14 101 , : ia UP 7 ? ] «? 4 oO \ : _ J; i? had feclined to $1 ea* + 10 ar ; medium. ama a . oe a eit .€ ee ( 4orn In’ ” 62 : m2 4. 631 ee s “é }i + o4 a, 4 a. 54% s - i i i4 ] i4 ‘ aS | , S s ; , ] . . ;@ +* ow “23 “Oo: a5 T fee. aA je > 4 > 5 bo + ; 4 5S« eae . , : . > a : o i» Kk. "EA ico ustrial financing in this country |Com & ‘e- va? ‘senna 2, °1% | Ward Bky B 42% 5)6 _ ¢ Man Fl M« comes ots 4 101 OlM Ye Cer 4s *) iti aowi 2 » Montreai Tram ref 21 West Md 4 = . ‘ . . i cabi c ZZ kOe iVe in ww“ heat pt ; Ps yas Boe ~ = 4 oO. . 4i- Le Wes ingho 1s 4 741 ne 104 1, - Mir . & c . ‘ 4 ? ) L SS of (ha > >, fog *. O45 ~ m le om $] 5 aT_f ~ ;, — la o> s “~\. ' é sr r se 14 1/9Q ya ’ ~ 8 . >| i D> ; s 2 7 a " “7s = a oe x” 7" 4 35 7 oe? oe 7K 3 > 3 o >. ° . ade ¢ ume was not are _ due 5 pound modity a 2 . cc erst I : ns sext a. ime 4 37, 237 - Weston EFiec... 114, ] 1 e | ——= & = sa 9 SR, 4 i ty 4 ‘ oe pal. 4° j*s 109°, ~ ,. » s 4s o4 St 4, £6 be R6: 1 R4 o. a4 4 . ‘ I STRI Al, BONDS . ad 4 oF % Qf 2 Qo: = “ Tau ; J, ts Roe LOO ‘s LOO Loo of New weak. A : . . ‘ r ‘ —— - ~ = ae - sal 2 f > : . . ¢*% . ‘ “= ~ vt 4 ,« ~ _ ie recent rise to a] ~ $° , . . j mnt In« * ’ . Rinne . Weetan l 7. 7 1 sage \ 4 t’a es rey ; 4 " i> : - a & - 4/ 616 e : = k ‘ : i «a@ _—_—_- > NISE PLANT~ is above $2 a bushe nt Ins 6 112 110% 111 | ey > 1... 125% 1234 123% ° 3 s BHie 39%, lax Rub 8 36. 9947 91,5 4 : 106%, 106 © 106 rf ) per barre: ; . ‘ 4s i*yyr, Pow 4 .“ 4 . > ) . - ° - e . . 4 ‘ 3 a ‘ ‘ oO; . + . a’ ) 'ss - % “A---A »: 9 . ee . gi r 29s a O° (pet 2 ‘ . , _ Avs 4 : ‘ on POO = ™ inquest ionablwv plac ed the > larke ‘ i : .4 ee v4 - rw) “4 > Me uy w " a? “4 a 4 sed + o-4 “ ti4 “* \ t uf 4 a 4.» s é C - 3 4 i 2 ‘ ; Ti } ; “4 4 sf - 10 ~ mn ~~ “, 4 4 WY yi &~" # 4e¢b His ait Sus >. aoe IVER! ¢ ace 6. por whest. : per, > x. in a precarious position gre uUba ( Suvar 43% ISBN 13% ij i ve : IZ% 11%'211% @ hm, © TEM +13 ‘* - -* i. ‘ , A “y Os ; Pe mm oa I2 CBO - +. “ Od» BIg Cy ae = 102% 19¢@% ‘10%%: | Dividend No. 25 on & ‘2 nod —— Fag itatetes, ; err... : a tae ae Apts Cnet 20 - pi .- BOL’ BO 60 . Mtv 2*e, §3 S4 ° a . - sv 5 O% Tildt\y— 4 Se ‘ Io 4g, B5 Pay Oe Bly 1 oS NYC is Be On92 301° ‘rane ee P te “: ~ 1 ‘ 4 . per bez; Texas vesterdas however, the de line had Cry Am Sugar 2 30) - . , 31 ny "2 | Wilson & a OES 10 ; q Q * - + ‘\ \ ‘ [2a ] ‘ too 3 M 72 4 § Yat Ss 4", 4 Q-* $ Cpe * , + ak ‘jr - = , ] R., Ot 5 101? " 4 eWedare ~8 2013 lO] L100 A 100 . referred aed ERPOOTR, Moreh 8. ¢ . I. p . ; : i 3 - co Pt d. . 236 1 20 en 1, *7 -* 3 ~ & 4 1.32 5, 1.3°2 1 ae, Am .> ; ‘4 ~*~ o~ 7, vv a i tJ - Pai we {>) > Ss > 4 panes . | . “.e 14 wire . pe oe Ve R ‘ “i: . ‘Q~ -* i aT os, sn @see » «tae Ereat haste, large holders as well |. ee oS % | 53%) 53% '— % I worth Pumo eat amie “ox rg WYO & Wi! 26y 25%) 26. ¢ 1. | 153 ATAT Se of “Ao. * On De 2 100% "2 CME Ss 51 oP ! omtse ao NYee@ cag Oo 7%) 77%) TT % | The Board of Directors of Fase Winnipeg Grain Market. cra‘ hie x: we . "* evi; ‘hin : 4 — mOTIE. . . a : : Tica ' ' “ es ae eda —] \ opr? 4 - : ig s rr . - 7 ro) “4 4 a) Lh; CXS TY ~¢ : : 7 ny, a (Oh > wie HP. Ye rik y a, . ’ . ob. _—.. ° ie 4 . Awe. f ee. Pr Close ; per crate : é ‘ ‘ d s ; a: i » . a _ - oe “ A . - . . *er*-* renna | ~ _/~ a 3 . °? ’ 4 " &~? ? = »* e > ' - é ri ihiM - ei / od rate ot a ; - ¥ . — i > exports from competing countrie S Bae K 4 ‘ > S++ li Yazaryr - 2.2% S mm » Yea! iw Cab 5. ‘ 37 % 37 + Set ; : : - % 10 , 102% Der share on the non-par value G = ¥ roe 1D6% 188 1s8% 198» j $2 per pam: anew oats weakened tn eVvmMp: Riess : “tore Re Ae erm am o> fe ei« : - ae ar eet, > ee ° om bu ' path With " bs . 4 yf) 6" ey . : ; SE _ — ‘ a i 234 . 2 4'0 - Sik’ rig « = | a ’ f 2 Hot +] O51, , tT (he Quarter end March wwheat May wheat ot “ , a + Endi J5 ... 91, eG . es Tae oe, Pg ~ 1% 1 & 1%, ——— ss! Sei! 328; 224! 0. & s A GD s 43 2014 #5 ae 12 NYNH&H a 6s ‘48 93 s 91 ot 3 | dends ove nance Masai ; Broom Corn. ' ivueo ye each J ‘ ne res Clee, - Mines Ee Nid. ncn i: sf 2 Am { wae & 9291. 90 oo “8 Sf -4@2err ee == — DP. Pct 3 i Om 1. Qn : aN a 5°8 -. on 1 NY oo : ‘ 4 2 * : te CELER —Fiorida . “Tr ‘ ; ar eee - 4 wee wide ho hg an * * ’ Z . 4 "2 4 . ‘ “ Ff, abe? Vi ower e + Js oe) a . ‘> at *? “ . oe ; at $1.81%4. a net loss of 11% points, | pot M --00 ...) 35 7 S98 B3gR 71, | Am Loco 6 AG ttc aie .. itis wi Site: mitt cre 2 | Be Area los 39, S7%| STR ara | ‘aot ee ae 4) sty Py Rt Ae 82, 68%. 68%) 682, | Holders of record “larch 13, sgag, 5 Syete fo b St Louis at $80 to $20e | 94 ; after selling down to $1.80 P Tae eee 1013, 100% 100% "1, do pfd 7 | }201, 1994, 19510 a do pfa 5 ma) oo ols — % 42 Ar 4 Co OfD Stas — 7 ms ats acct ssee wh 5615 55% 55% | —_ ‘40 ref 4s 403 “ T.W Van Mida es : ; oo . id 4 etd ®& 2, 7 ~ ~ - ; - « — 3 ww My _~ — sy a tr" ; - “es Me fea ia “44 a”, mH , 2 a a ied a | 9 . . 6 “ Totton Was Strong i” the enrl, hid hen & 14 - 146 2 147 “a Am Meta ee oh Ne 50 50 e ss Sea bog 4 4 14 %& ice B ae. ° 1] » , ._ o_o e+. 97 “* 9° %, yy 7 41 CM&Stp #s_34 od _ v3 5.3 i 7M ¥y St Rys con | tas ® 49% _ rr trading but we: , Fish Body 3) tee 295% (158) #41, [Am Smelt 6 ...'101%) 99%! 907 2 | do pfd 8@' 427) 22° © Al Ref @ Ss ‘37 9915, 99%! bay | 25 emer 48, 25+. 67) 6S | 63% ‘te 7. : — ’ ing out Weake ned With wheat ae’ Body - 65 ti4 Os . ‘oe Ay nfAa * " * Lay a . at Segue ~ >. = C ~ er 2 - 4° one ‘ ; L 8 ‘40 i yi pe by. . , ~ 2 A M&S:P ‘ &M Rr s 4 "t" oT a a 66 ly 6S 65 : ‘ and aft a late rr v . oft ae eq nen? - ims Ruhl }os ‘5 7? s non. eo 1 | ‘ . ivUA e 108 . 108 —— i an oo - . er -" Aw , Of + 5 B o DP Ss $k . "then - : Fan ‘* lv ‘a 5s °6 a8 a7 a j hk DHAgas ¢g°’ &9 & &Q 2’ Sg *% ; AMERICAN CAR * si T i ‘ D ou | ha **ee6 = ] or AY + "= © = « = 4 os ; , ‘ . ; » : «J f" : . . pa . °“*#e z > : 3 “4 = a a - ~ ~* —~ SO = im > . , o@* + «8 *, imi & 1{*) , ; 20 CMé&PSs .*% i | ‘4t) ; ai 4 S& VV reo? 5e 37 — > —- ~~ . : . 2 , — ~ : ‘ i i y - : = ‘ oe ae a ~ J~ —_— 4 “ . nat ~ ~4 4 y 2 May futures were 17 points lower. | © grees 78%) 784s, 78 im Type F 107 107 107 ©) * | South Pac 6 10515 °104% 103%, 11 sech St Ist ext Ss | nL CMEPS Ist 4s 49) 58% 5733\ say} G2NY Wa Bane 8 * 7440) 78% | Comps Rr e Sy s 10%% 102 Am Zine . he AL de Mind Be 6 ) “W ref Ss 2037101 10 _ ‘46 35 eserve System Showinc. ' do rts Q2 a ‘eel e°s 3 ¢ ot! 9% 9% xas & Pa 99% «54K 54 > Bet Zs 100% 100% '100°, | 23 CN W 6tig 96 119 tee wet. $05 wes wees) @ 68 68 *, | PREFERRED CAMPAE SS oe gt Pr ee ee — re n=? . , ~ , . " i ) i 1]? i _ | . ed > ° ie on . 4 loss of $343.000,000 in gold re- ' Gardner Mot 4 * ai 2 Pe nan we ett, Se et TAMPA Y © a, I OS . $ 3 19k © a led =. PO 961, 96 +, 10 CNW gm 4s 87 asa ais tt : Na W 4s PCAC41) 91% 91 % 91 “ts DIV cerves by the Fed. ral reserv, hank.e | Gen yale : lo Ms 14 a 7s 7 ie sacon eo r 4% 424, 42 ‘4 iwia City RT e@3 ; e- ans: ae , } § ) = } ss gx i. & 43 RyvCo 5« , Ps 5.) ‘ : 7. NEW civ 43s 44 RAE RR & RR S } ‘ IDEND : this Week te offse? hr n shrinks a > ti - 2”*s **#ees as 2 h * 7 & *j "| Ba! iw] - 4 144 140% 14 3 22 ine Ps 1K) 149 Te a - ; - + (i« +* Ny ‘ tj - GY ‘ CRI&! ha aT S34 * 4 a | “ NP = SS I; 2047 108 107 a, 107%. COMMON CAPITAL ‘ : . ' 7 ‘ * iii dj RAL € : . ‘s ‘ . hee ne OQ 1 aa ; A — — ‘ = ~ 3 " ” en 7 st - a e | _ wt eS . . > a | 5 ~~ ra gen ; "n4a7 . - — - ; . £ ame ' Gen EDn ooh 2 99% | M91g pfad F | 143 | : » pf raG Sadi » CRi&l + SS! Soy ‘ ) 39 2047 61% 614) #18 ee $20,.000.000 inn discounts * ith ' , = ce. 8 h P ly 253 200% ex . Ret h Stace! 467 ] “y B® : . - ae " t - % 1% “ : -. OR t, Ox ™ ; et = st SH RF ‘ m+ hn = =a re? "hn 61 3 e1* DIVIDEND nNoQ, eirculation Iracticallye chance Oo Special GOc 1]: 1 hy P +40 . * Sig 2s as. 7 ee “S . . ; —s]* Si) G1 7. * ay “ Bd os 49 fM") . r d on — re 102 Oe 10° = A » 47 ~ ~ oes th ; j “en un hang d tren Motor SG. é 74 i il 11 4 i. 4 , 3 O° hen 97 1, . ~ nhas , . re . ’ 1 = a Q> — 4 a Us g 2 82 ] HM) % 10023 100 . Oreac ‘ ~ 4;.. 9 a, 9° a, 9° a, ‘ Crnidend of one and th: ne reserve ratio for the system is do pfd 7 108 ~ 108 er Sie . iS 61113 «(1233 eo f - Phi ow * & R Peto ¢ 2° 1% my BS, Be a Sta Ss 44. 978, gra’ “g-,'* ” r= Se Ss 101 | =/108 (161 *) on the Preferred . . 7. oe ee ri? } = . oe + ? ’ | ‘; F s seit p“s & “a 47,2 1 {y*? ; i) a tz = . + _# 4 : ‘re 7 rate - - . 7 off only 2-10 of 1 per cent at 75.6. Ger Pe: 2 5G % ' ef "in fh cae Pe u il —2 West M Tol > -*, “ ‘; 16 Cana’ BS % 42 ani. me 1033, 7 3 = n 4s 52.' 7941 79° 'c9 * |) «1-OresL ve *, 4° 88% S8H SER a va = 2 = »U e “up 10 7 _ nw? ” =a “ ‘ e ngee e , ry ‘ - ° LA | aS = l —— oe ‘ = > 4 on * ‘ 4) sy 1#Q ~ “ 4 QG sr . - = j i 4 ‘ > . - = pal I 1M? : . : 2 76 3 i. ae ; - . arc 6. 1925. ‘ Crom a t¢ | a . ‘ .. -* | . : , . P _ 38 ‘? | | sys + . ~ os > 4 ~- ae ~ ™ , 7 ‘ ‘ 4 vw “ athe , *? 4° ~~. “- .'* Ps | , pe Nn a a 1 tT bs an ine rease of (roodr ty Rubhe- 55a ~ > a. rs 2 (a & Ariz ” 54 =" = x ] j down nc&e - e ‘ ~ b 4 ~ , 4 .- & st is + . bag 42 ‘. S~ 's s . as” @ Checks will he mailed by che 2 $18,000,060 in Government Paper, | “Codyear pr p 81071, 'jQ7,, 1071, « ,» | Cal & Hecia } 135 15% 138 1 Cole 1 Be °34..! ao. | as ee ee Oe ss Si)? SO‘, 80 40 y Sa — a S47 947, pany of New York i wry i s . . i , 4 4 { 4 * i « ua >t —— , - 2 -*” ry) . le = 7 ~s pan . > P fe rhe loss in goid was fairly rer ry 7 uO i LO] ° . es is i¢ —e m = “+ . ° > Ertan een i+ + , - “y - - t 4s ~v is Gm 1 ‘ ’ ee ~ 97% 97% New York, r a . . . - + 7 itnie Cop 234 35% 243 ee m if “ODS Mi ; AD Ny on BD . sue a a _ VS'*> OSi,' Oni, | r _ ¥ “ Y~-% 87% 2% | M : y , ads te : ay enone the New Hartinan & E Im 2 “U At % 344 34 Ps ame 8, 5985 H.C. i> orn banks share amounting to ty vs 4 oo ~* 3] ” 37 ts $1 2. Ps é aa ‘ Forty 44 $4 .. i ° Oouls toc 4 ‘ &L » * +3 ] } 1 Léi] ~» 107 j 44 % } 9 “> n> > 7 4 C= ? ; as 7° . ee z - $13,000,000. If surprise be caused : ea 9 A o ou b Mf e1= ss = lt 0% “ * S$ Pe! “of abl Y4*- 94%, | 7 o* bs ‘4 ‘ : ee * S7%)> R27 eo 7. h P , : > : , 10 ; “/ 1023 10313 . "s & - ; 4 " ae ‘ p «te ; 44 ~ 3 x id & i @ « . " } ' &} «, -a 7 by . . i; \ a ‘ a no - si cT a ‘ W?vre i . c ee ~ a ,7 4. pot rh & , s >? — 1) , Ltt. F e ar ad ame ‘ ~m Ve L a a, 9 3 u . . Bell email, # should be remembered | Hudson Mot 3../ 43Q 42% 43° "|Dome Mines 2.° 152,' J58) te: es ee ee ee BANGE 6 CCS & 19° & > D & H ret de ‘ag oe 4 102% i202 y ® Rich T tet ke adie iee.. | 8S Nineteenth Di : : — , “ uUDPDp " - ¥ : by ~ ny mala (lrer ne ‘os a - a x wae - ur } ~ > “ ] 4 ~ ‘ Se 2 . . *& nl . S re v0 au G Eee a ome PS lw LEM Se Met. Li) TT - that the earmarking of the metal . PP Motor 1 eet Bee) £$G 1. ine 16%) 14 16% ¢ na rces were ce] : oo ae 81, 10s), los 4, : &RG imp 5s "8 ani. _ “4 R G&W clt 46 49) T3y 3 “33 ’ “he regular quarte : ih} ‘ * { Inden ; “ ~ — iif ~ e - 2 r ; “SA fn +. mon ‘ , i bs . 3 ; ‘ : ‘ ry : >. ‘¢ ; sia. : ~ - 46° ‘ > ; = ce 4 ’ ~~ r . P = .4 ; é 4] - : i> . ; @ ‘ ;” G ; , . r 4 y 4 : } gs er a - aa raz. 2 pr? . 2 if an export shipment had taken ~~ BOM 8..../119§ 119% 119g (é' ag | Pstiration C oe) eas = % 4 CO ind Hussmann “—e abe ss & 1D M N gen 5 ", “3, S3%s | 10 StLRM&P 5s °355.° som ats nea, ea ee os ee : _ . 4. ° > - —_ al " »* > * = . 7 o-. @ - + e >. ~ ~ . r + ° _ ‘ p v> 7 . . ye . | es ™ piace. Discounts at New York fel) | {" Hat ) ae 6 | 561 % Ife Se 440) 42% Gna, 2) yj being among the + eo ie N38 Hi% 1% H1% | ‘1 102 102 oy =2 SitL&SF p ! 4a'5 : ness on Friday. March 20, " ‘ . 2 rir 4 , 7 7 . . it ~ . ‘ 4 rhar 6: 4 ; - © I n~ 2 An oe ill > j 4 oe _ - . sharpls durine thy last. " eek The ’ ; uM, ee xm tt, Oe m 106 y i . \ 4 ye én Me 1 oR . +t >, % 1, ~ . . mal - 4 ae ] ‘ ’ a ) ; 7 i \& > “ . t ‘ } oo ror ‘ . j 4 ay _ bl ie . 1+ +, ‘; r} % “edi ae ewes metals PAP ing . per > % »4 ] » ~~ “ be 4 - ‘ a S nS r¢ » 1! $19 ANG HON Say} : niers &) - seas : ae . ; » 4 ” 4 f RO 3) Gey - x T & TT ~ / , f Pe ' , } i} hi 1? HVeman -¢ a é ‘ é rw " | j i a 117 e t we? . ‘ 2 » ~~ rrr « . ; > = ‘] —- ~~ > 1 yt) ¢ } ? = , : ts : “ait “ai Orre Tabe rok d Rar “ a ‘~ {) . 5 iu . , ere eae ‘ . 4 ee | rt iy ie " ‘ . Jewel] T ‘ . " . ~€ ato 41 . , ’ } _ ‘7 : porttion follow ‘4 ’ ’ > 147 4@ ion ow ft . ’ 7 . } ’ 4 a. ay A | 4 4 ’ em) ‘ 4 = ti . es te ’ — ‘ p {> ‘ ‘ehatar rr 4 . - a. 9 I ? ; t+ 4r a ++: 3 ee , i | ‘ hd ‘ Ven Yor " } " $ . ’ = ; = ‘ ls bd TRL . ur ; ‘ i é sf + i e i” 7 . - . he “ . . i ? . ® = _ MmnKS Gg ount rate ordar M mes 4 . , 2 eee : ber op ~ en Teas e a ag : ‘ o ‘ , ‘ os od > e ; \ , . ~ ‘ if e le 4 "2 ’ . ; ‘ : e - ee i 4 oe a - - . * A ~ 5 , e - : ‘ ° , .-. ‘ — “ tpt Re, 4 L, 7101 ‘101i 1707 — Iwas Ton ‘ . a 2 Sis. # ; ? ; tw? .*2 ae 2 a | , " e - he\e ‘. . _— he - 2 ‘ es '4 ‘ * . . - ‘ - + . » ‘ . ° ; »- + 6 - ? 1? 4 4 iF ' ‘ - = >] 7 ; 7619 - ’ ~ s . : « _ ’ x s ? $ ‘ re . ™ ” > *s : i? DECRF AS ~ rhe y ‘x a mi - 3 ee sth 9 *. } . = ue * ‘ ’ = ‘ i. ‘ . $ , . . ‘ ~ at e- : , ~ 3 s a i . . I * ‘ if “ _ . F $1.752.000 . rv a ? ~~ ”» . 1 + on i mA ’ a d fe « a™ 3 : ~ lL. Sm 1. 4 7 a . . ? t: iA > 2 4 + . . , w o ¢ 2 . eve Wg % 15S Sead © — 3 f : m2 4 +! 4? ° + “ rs PV % 20TR 101 4, >. e *@e#-s = 4 y } — ~~ - 4 " oe rr. — 44 Tike “—- . 7 Tess Stl EO : AN _ . it -_ 04 12 ] ora! My ee Py Y - ~ l .. : . Pm” 400% " y 4 | i ote ~ 4 . a ~ : ‘ ij wZJS ie vs Ox OR 4 4 e* ‘) ~~ . we o is oe , a a”* s a . ~*~ SU 4 ga 4 by sy +} 2 AT RESERVE BANK (202... -¢ (20 20% 200 Pree BUS) ede Gas 8.1153 (146% Ino & 022 | Pal ceeoe| OF Sf - The report of the Federa] Reserve ‘'#e Rubber 14% “yh oy ti + % Md I La P41% 141%, © X% | Mo Por: “en ‘ l ~e. &A My 4++) "| 50 scl t2%'-— % : | Nat Can ao! tM M Ge ‘41._) aaa: an ' of, 39 © 3 ~ > 9a as 19 Ee 60 Ke Par = 25 89 4 ; , \ ~ + . . [ ~ . 7 = = ~~ an e Sites ee - ' 3 ‘ ~ .. a) a ’ . a e a ~ 3 > ts ba s ~ ., . ' : ~ . . ;t™ ii) 7 ; ; SDE " I 7 *. 9% - “ar CW SSUeS O Ee pest ‘ PSR thee ware, ttn, Cae tw ne certs 4 we > . ,- x "8 Phas ti as i st 1 set » sm Phe Ws Thar Hille - } + i Giscounted bw the inetitution 4a. Sm MB Stitt) SON SO) SAK ew! | ee ae \ Hy Preased $1).752 000 during th smb : ; } S"s st = ° Boston Stock Mark t \}wag ED = , 2 & “« | : “8 “ : ~ om ‘ ~ . a a , -- Weer, . rival ' ee of t} a deer: ,&@ . 2¢ Tr t? ~ ~ ~ ° = J ge - . & ea Ve : | £.=1LS * 2 . > , NINES & ” ti ‘ - is 2 ¢ takine niace _ by . e A: . rom “ : P : , . . A $ «4 5 —P ‘ing is . 2 a S40 4 n * > S = . Q* = mS ma! : of : : . Ired hy - 4". «9 an *% : ays CMQest. iowest ap Pon ; : : é " 4 123 f15 t | other ti an | ~ (,0Vernmes. nt obli. ' = os a a Rh by 3 & ‘ r ne Most active giocke a 4 gg le es AFTER No — ie o—] A 2s a Os , — ¥ — J ‘ ‘ - * oa | > go - = : = eee . oe e' > LT : al C Fe ‘ati 2 . = , . ' F : ; ; Serve note liabilities combined in. fa 7 ae Loe 6%, *2y | Bingha Sytem ae f+. I~ 2 Int, | Huss 15) 4 ‘3 y “9 ~%@ pet | 2a \ P. reased from 73 2 per cent ta & samt Oe Se > . Se e 116", © “ ~~ & ™-a Se oe : ™ i ¥ bs man 5 ¢é 1 Oy +] i] “ * : 1 &} 07 ra ain 5 + r " > : a , ‘ . a> - —_ | ? ae = . 4 ‘ ‘ 4 , -> ‘3 - 4 per cent lee 21 hille d mente Ma " ; ‘ © 1. sn ~* . . a anes a* ore 7 . o- -s : : i= be .) os 43 e + and CYoek 9 Sep 4° an ‘ Pt 5, Wag I ' . to ur 4 924° Qe ; ti Maracaibo 30 ii oe o ~ fase a 1324 132 og ae Pe . Cor 7 , we : : qd aay - an Mar’ i> 4 ++. ree, “Sy a, Mao ony pid *e ees ti7 he t > ro ‘ ~ SS e 1? tT ‘ $33 : S .. \ ow e al © Woe . “ts m4 : 7% ‘ ; Rt, WJe e STRA & C th I 7 4 | mel Maricet Review (sci. 'S 62) oes cn” och (Rare se Bs ABS | Tamme DENS WoraTION — | 08 EES BET BA: Boy! BO O.—the Investment House with the record :; re : Max Motor «a a 1. ¥ pipe ° ', 'Pwit: laternat — gia 1) BITTON | RB at I ' - NETG&T Se *; e ‘00 - of 43 ars i h l vi : : | Bo nol rng M , 6 nem] Nens ae do i * Pay r ‘, + a ee ah © Mach : 42 > 43 —~ 43 a Bina is ational Ba ik a lf N ¥ Ed @148 *4} he 4 At a - ; ye wit out Oss to any investor — now has undern ) , . . sa) 8 - t . mS - - i = '*« . a . ~ r » ar ad it = ‘ ba : : « cna , ° - 3 z ‘ > ° 7 . } = prices held Pe ‘Stead - = ~ es ; ° : a : ~ a id ok i™ Toga ea ‘ th sk vt 4s $.> °« 47 4, | Natio: . ' ' 3 P a ' eatin. +4 . 1th t 100 ~ i? x ‘ haton som f th e ego oie. activity centered tthe . eeane lt eee 1371 oe SA, Ky b ctive nd issues we have ever ia 1: 4 Dressed the de oat 10 4 : . * Ss bons : ¥ ere -~ ' 7 . ae “er : ‘4 , e ——- : . ml = ivy” } . ‘ - : ¢ = . Me v so, ‘7. ‘ oe ae a. won es “esa ae I st $8 = ea ref fis 4) 10a1L. 7 ceed »: oo og z nt i eee horns — : alt ‘ 3 ° - we * WI 2 ey ° - atthe ‘ , : : em a ile ! ; ' 2 ~- “2 ° . : : ‘ s . vet ] Fan I h > : messhe © Ghie convectii., - a *. Murry 1 + Hy, “ G@yreg , AGO, Mar 6.— as —. ym 44 do, 2 Niag 1 veal OL lng ) nvestors now aving funds to place wh if ' Baltimore & Chie 440 losing rf ind ee ; #5 4 ce Vie 4 . Of today’s s : tee bt c is a ré-Waelem ¢ re 7, - ae sta & G such fu d a , or oO expect to have a ’ Th » 1. ae — ; a ‘ ae , “oO * - 4 ax ‘ions —— a = : tet men oO eee ee F — . n lI is ie. # é esis Oe a age _— mer 4 Nat Le a ly, ~ ‘ + ation : _ “Oo Laictag St a Reeew: _ eS ‘ An Ea? fis >” eT Lb. 7 n S in the near future will fi ; , " : pany iiete Were easy. but Standard c- . . s ‘ *; = - —a—*t ; 17 sei 4 400% 100 ’ ‘1 n rt worth whil t ties re rere 4 rr, e *> 4 anes re “Wrieh Natl [er tee 47% 1 } - ‘ i " Na‘len - 2 i a ef. De wee ‘ : . % . im i - Tin ‘ “ ‘ * vesti t e Oo ime & «000 detmrmand re reer? et , -« the etireon > pfd r “ay Q a ie? 2. 7 ~~ riiz ine (“ines arieton TD om a? ;, a * Oo Tet As ‘7 de ¢ as — oe ga e our current and forthc " > A Treaeury offs ring Liberty bee . ‘on ; Nae TY a! rf4 Re 7 bs — — 2 = A r’ ~ —e PT, an: a FR. i dna te me «= - ~*~, ne ¢ Bea $1 ‘ ~ « . ‘ Tory y, oming bond offerings e 4 higher. kel Nar E 4 ‘9 te Hy, “ly 1 om = Am Rad 2a tn 4 — ‘ ertai: rte | lo ; ] In} > Se 47 @a - ae « 1 4 A u t > ‘ — ' oe -“me ¢ ~ © nant 1 —_ Armour A ome f = me nse ~ angie , we F of ~4 meh lS O Riv Fa Re Te te id pe 4 req e f ur b k] ‘ There New York Cotton Now 36.6 ..:.'1 apa! on?) Si S82) ae nant eB.) 16 | 8 | 14° | Bly & Walter Daa en a, 2’ 2 Ont P of NF be >? 1014 1019; —— ooklet —“Forty-three Years Without Loss is a Federal exactly — ~ \ . Air 4 Ae 1 * Dt ret . . ; —e Arr i° lee 4 4: yf “re ‘ - oy : ‘Ce 4 prd o. mf, 43 a0 to An In r’ . u Suited to bu * NEW TORK Marc} ‘ a ‘* " Pos N ¥ i~ ‘4 ; ~- —" I . \ A 42 PN 4 l> pid 92: 9° . a L~e4 ‘ weous - 4 ] Cyr "Tk -e © - - PA Qn y vesto — will enable ‘4 fa 4 Ps 4 . your siness. Clamed steat) at net ae cae , © ; ires \ ey a ese ‘ x. ra, ° : .> = ie of Thi ae 9} 4 . > % a4 ‘ - ' Me ary lf 0 > ——> . ~ . Afa« 1s 45 ps % QO 4 Qa? s you to miliarize yourself with Models include: pointe. hes 1s ; et 1s Qn", 284, ~P sal 9B Aa K viv 2 90%, 90%, Fulton Iran Works p? Aa” oan Gere oon ee 98% aa | ae * the unique safe f. Federal ‘ ig ce EeGie | do wre 3 2 || fa * | $25) $2|.....] 380 Bova Bo | Saxe! SS | atten tree, Works com-: 2:40" "St |S Pac Gani be’ igay| O28! BB%! Bay ty features of Straus Bonds; and at the same Knight $1095; Fast Ex- ar pa ~ re +7) } 4 4 . +. . zs. - i+ z% vr" “ 4° “ , , re yp 4 S . 7 4 o4 _ . as fa’ BSS S535 95 hoi 25 2 Onyx Howe > |-39—-20 9, 173 Bore he Beck ot) 8S oth Hyd Press Bric ; | $8 | 2 Pac Pat Se -30. 90°"! gf? 98's ame your name will be placed on the list to recei : ‘= ress $1675; 1'-Ton July 3.21 23.96 2607-08 3815 ao pte. = ioe | ae }.** So Coe Pow.) gf a] & | Nuttie oa 7 ° one | f rir ive notification —__ 2150; 2%. «met +4 as o% * ; a 3 ; 7 3 2 a : dao _. 1 —— Te = , : . Lao ‘ 4 ; & ‘- + 4 \. a TY ; . . ‘ o- ~— 4 . O4% oO new bo d ff, e Ww . ® ae ; 2 Ton $3 00; 25.55 25.20 33.39.85 5345 Ot", te. Otett 925 92 ‘at Rys pia pe Ye te io «(6G | CUP ar art & To) ee oe nd olferings. rite or call today, and ask for ‘i 32 to 4-Ton + my: to Coering March 95 &%. . Si => n, M ; 4, wy 44 “es S 100 Ch « Ry Sr * . ” ; ° ‘. "ie a, SAS BON iiNw™ } ; . I 53 TOSSA it 4 . $4 , July, 26.18-- Oct.” $5 Sac. fer of ee | PSO Coast... | 3: sa) os ‘* S Chi Fuse... | aon: ene. ol | itrnational Shoe con L1T%, 2) ee: Am P&T Se °$$117%'1153u 110° 4 6-Ton $ . « TORK, March 6 ie —e . @ 24 pi | a 47 ‘a , $% 4a « Edison. 1374, * = aos mae m-stepnens-Shinkle Shoe.130 — sie ea P-le 6%se 53 '. 98" wr > ae a+. BO +o $ " 4750; 7-Ton Quiet, middling, 24.95c — “4 ON 3...) OTR, eres ar: ‘ 7S Cor Motors 9% oa * o* lalamenmn 2 " 41 4 6 Pe >a “38 96 Y | OKLET Cc. 40 3% ; c Trac- shail Pp Ml i Ao z= TE I> i, — 3 0 Crane oC Ass a: . a) - =o . ‘ 4} 40 er . oe . 7; = 101 +49 . 2 5 -, & tor $3 Not to Declare Dividend Pan-An "? a (els term LOT o % | 113 ne we 116% 116% 1144, ‘larclede Stee! Co ~ Pe oe ae an] 835%. 85%) O54 T ; ty en Ame an Steg: Park @ T far? a le neers ae o.” oe SD | 40 Diamer: Mach 11838 Re. I. ster ta: - : 2266 At, O09 : ee Lu td . dun ” 104 ar 4 * = ° a £.o.b. Detroit for standard ey nt here decided Coal & ¢ 7 nice % 1 50 Erts tag © 228% 116% Cee Wed Shoe com . 44g oP @ NJ Ge 44: 97%! Gen ene ae chassi iT ' : ete 120 Ey ,- 4 i i * 3. ie eens baticag 3 “4 4 Ist pfd ee. 1s . . ~ a : S EP fs "48 104 . } na ” ' “v . . — . ’ lead. Ex- 2 oF ~ iZ5e-V-B DG 4 nea wae 1 PAS cv 4 Te *44 tn0e- Vf b { Sewanee ie ts pid KS i3 ‘Meee toes IT 1OEN Los + ESTABLISHED 188: INVESTME eo = cise tax T 109% pr°: 7 - in 04% as . 4 _VE NI BO a : : Or: ‘ “ NDS INCORPORATED aad areseiabie Soe : 3 « “ Sa ee Ee I *TO@d before tae war . Phila @ Read. | 48 Suite 610. Telephone Ofive 7320 York Coffee. an ‘f met to declare « dividend | sat A : : | > ~ ; : ‘_—er j ~ 3 , . ; amounting to 10 per cr; was de t*. : ro . i ia ; e7 ’ : ~ ‘ : , . ‘ Phi o 4 q 48 . 1* 1.400 Faears jeas _. ; a . ° : ‘ ' : a ‘ . e« a 5 7, ms . ‘> " , . 7h) , ‘eer . ‘ . ’ . . _ : “ + + : . - £ G4 = | cE « —_ a iv . _ . ~ . 2 . ” “9 "> Y ¥. m . I i ‘ ~__ ys we eect — , 4” ‘5 + . ré S @ 2s +. | 2 Os O-.s ‘ ta , 5 Se . : ] j | tim t A ¢ « 4° In” } y . fe 4 4 ; a ms isos | ATMEN’S BANK BUILDING— a ST. LOUIS “ ; ; a ae mE New 7. Sh AS-1Ge: Bantes No 4 Seu” S* pe ; eteey: Je 7 lis fab. I “> da 7 4 , « ne eee Reena ~ ~ { *. ” —— - ‘4 ! . bey 1" ; ~. ‘ - ; TORK. March ae. OB pea! 20+? 134 3 7h * 75S wr ; r : ? Wertne4*i- “2 "4 =. 2 & Oe “28 A 100 ‘ e0 ts po x "E Y ‘ er ame FR we ae ot. - = « a t ‘ ca ' - : : - ot : a > : yr? uM Ne ~~ - . Ds y ‘ 7 7. J Pn E sheets. epet Je ty sober. smokey ete ?T (Cm... 63% 531, 4 * 12 it¢ ‘Addy MaMei). ." es a ~ > Wnited Rre 4 ~ee) Se. ail, ~ Sharon = H -- 1 oS ok RS 4 3 Y ARS WITHOUT LOSS ‘Ur 4 : +O Gor t....-806 105 10g *) 03 = Maa mas A” 20%! $914) 391, Bited Raiyway 4s Oot D ete 45 Skelly O 645 “O27 ira + nt Sey 25. wa Ww TO ANY INVES | ’ . - dj ‘Dp pta ~~ 8 idclede Gas L 8? ' ’ a See Ratadtaan vin 114 nt ; . laaee a " _—_ > oo | 98 | 59 , Wagner Eee , 26 artes. OS >, i ‘ P R Sts re * 41.107 44/102 y a reuse & On. . . f WER ; SR st pee Seiocae OOo la a Bet ated & amp Ayo _ « Ww é ’ de oe ~ ~~ * ~ ~ x 2 “~ ; * ~ rr" ea : oo 4 2 / - - ~ yu ’ ae a a Se - 2 st “ ‘he SPOR 2 es 7 ety ’ é ee RN Tht a een es Ps he od TRB eer ish tn Meat ee y Oe a TA in go Teor OE 5 . ty Sahel OPT aa:

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_ 2 eR) age ey oF oye, — -— _ _~ Pee ge ew sete ePe te 7 — Daly gS eS orn oe cad Pee i ta > - 7 yee = peer, 3 ‘* : ee . — eRe er? oF vow 7 Baad Z a ate EECA REG A rR I VALI MT TS TR TS ihe atin «ike Pe SES A ey CO ee a a I Oa Pe ae te eas > or a ass SR Pe WF EM AT TM ay + : a L pee 8 pitts im at BE ER Sete x ie wy E S > POST-DISPATCH - : ee - -Radio Prices {|| Produce Elsewhere | ‘|| Vital Sta ——— Answered ——— : = Grain Prices — 1! | URB _ || Vital Statistics-- | Future a —— a EXCHANGE CHICAGO. a 2 eae | higher a Tf pe NTS’ xtras stan 8 ! AF y yin lowla te the official record extra. firete, tariab te. firsts, 39% @44c:; —. i i - Dispatch Radio Nl ; oreign XCI March 6. Se wae and closing 1nd pre- antec Pn 4@36c. Eggs lower receipts | Tt Os : of today’s gh, oO 1 market, and quota- baa anaes: Fi rsts, 26%c: ordinary Special to the Post-Dispatch. e closing and / , tation . | 5 Mn be wa i a Kansas “City and firsts. 25425 Yee i re NEW YORK, March 6.—Following is a list of eapen. might OE at ge ole te der Bi ‘Oa casting ¢ : loti 4 , OR, March G. -F hed s+ ;Uons as rec C ; M: —Poultry. alive, n the New Yo “tT ~ les | Bs aa LY =a sales $1.15421.25: bu . a c } 651s ene). 03°. 4 Comw !I Corl} , 8a a hen accompanied ys v a:40. 40, i ket | BELA 3} 58 158440 165% 7 ne $1.25: Idaho sacke Bu PL 66 D2 | Uo” «- | 81%) 81%. si 1% || ¢d sincerity wh eS “ : ‘ m. Mar tOrD BONDS Hol, LINE | g anes “168% 161 % CEN eo 160 Pint Shs anahs 6. Creamery | 6 29 H OR 46. 43% 6 | 453 | 16 CoG Balin! S410, 33 ¥ 33% de % {i ~" 2:49 and oh bulbetine HLTA i we % 15621 + st. tee. CITY, March aie 1,60 Ne = pd - A 124% 123', 12 ~ Tall ing isa a Fecipe ddle @ . K. C.158% 151 vn 3 KANSAS 0 @ 50c g _un-| 4 14 6 Cont Bak A 124% =. ORA.—Following is ; ' *t to the Mi . i m. \.406 * packing : ; ts EF , 146 14 5) - wr « og? e ari- I RA. oO > unde f of intere 7 SEPTEMBER WHEAT. eee Pee —:. joo higher, 22c; | aes r ce med 185 Cont Bak B! 29 27 ts | 38 97°!) MOVIE FAN. —CBnsult th = der iter beet tell:, Geen st pound nd Vill. Prfees supplied by Mark*t | as @ a 7 ) va 153% -1i change¢ he . a p 2c high-' 800 10 o as | 0 &:; 307 5&6 Cont Rak p v7, ‘ : a itt yiecture magazines ps ary fine: chop at ' : . . 7? & Dept. e ' NTS’ EXCHANGE, (Chi. _ 153% se 149% 1i 50-149 47) broilers, 2c higher. 34c; spring ase new wi! 31% | 30 + 30 +) “@ . 7? Ouba Co | 38'4 39 | 39 35% ||| OUS moving pi: jiean beef very alf a pound of | News Service, 1 Bs- | ges es vIs ge iH AL wae a lower range | K. .145! > ee RR er, 30c. Other produce unchanged. firm: | 10 Ind P L| 77 77 at Eoeat o4 3 3 Geb’ Toh Co! | | i) the tnformation. is g | Pound iuan ortar ae * with the?) || Agriculture and principa Ua «agg oP + yet MAY CORN. 33%, NBW roek. a vier stan oe | 4.100 IPCo Let’ 23 ted, 33 | we vt t& cfo..| 18 | 19-4 18 |... P.-D. READER. gy hear te Ft zat , Season It pe , ‘paneer and | changes. ; cen Neede i a i ee nin joR& (10hh&a 1°25 “‘eipt 603: creamery—hi win (O°. | ON Tram! 23% 23%) ~teai 71". ‘or Ras St n ; fo ;| beef. Seasor require uch | pore iano 4q | egy 8 licted ‘and this St. L. 128 14 125% Leo) % 130 %% -31 tras 48 to 48'4c: creamery. extras (~ aon On On. 718, 7 1 71%) 7 | 10 De ay Rad 26%) 25%! 26 | 26% || ; of Neen SF second, paper: | salt «it will not ree aire m i : . ' st was DB ded | 132% 178’, 12 744c; do firgts (88 to 91 score), | pe a ) | 4) ‘ Co vt tcwil] 26%) 25% First year, co nm: SeV- utmeg. the grated ° y Sil nt 2 warieh influence. © A vat Mitte: Kk. 6.122 Up 119% _119%4b 1il"s | “i a tie oe sking. stock, current make, a PORa # pas | 2 DL&W Coal 129 129 129 129 third, leather: fifth, wh omy fif. | Sait) ot "e i ca. ihe juice of @ Frida “e from = * » | ee ee 3 [ c i é rm a reg fi ; re- | 1500 PO &G a ‘ 4 ' He ~V ij i nth, n , | Pfind o a ew or, . «= ; i. ppostt® director infiuenced Sy the | Cora re ee eee. LY er a “T3ita = | NO, Ly Pry +: \ aE 4 ed sare, | ! new wi! 60% te at is ors | 196 tay sank: 3 : 4 : * 16 16% | oe crystal; twentieth, ones Quarter of it, a ogg ge BE jones * hogs. sie @hamel May !st. L.1382 : 129% a, 4 133 %-% gelpte, an Seag e do. firsts, 28 4c to 29¢; 710 Pr P 1122 ji 154 TT ay. ") EB&S pfd 1103 4) 108 = 103 lil tw enty- fifth, ruby; fiftieth, sok spoonful of parsley nm 1) am od i ‘ | ) SF whee, $1.81%. more than] oni. 134% ee 49 co.” 7 od Seb ie osesnte,. SF tic te 28c, Pacific Coast | 40 Solar Ri2s4 82 185% 180 (131 BBasne -{ 62%, 50%/ OU | 61 | en, and seventyfiftth, diamot. or it can be seasoned with eaten WCK—273 Meters 7 . eA oe AR - wih 'D Ba *- m 4 ~ oink down July wheat also) K. C.1234% _ 1238 ~~ |whites. extras. 39c to 40c. Cheese firm; 390 So P O}185 % |1 > «(| «BS Loo) 28 OF tae tee | 444/434 4 54 | 44% . he violin to 4 ré-| @itiona] tab! lespoonful "aint two iii . te eews a] ys gg atitgree nae atin — : eve Corn failed to net lows SEPTEMBER CORN. co [Ween CFE on vive. eeulicr | 90 So P lL. 85%2| 89 | ae 12 Fed Met T | 40%| 39%/ 40%, 40 |) J. thie detest order to deter-| Rind all these hed oe 1) wy ee t b2 O43, + | Cat howed net lo 331, 180% 130%-15 132-% NEW YORK. March 6.—TAs | 20 8 W P| { lan | ms o ke | 8%! 8%! 8%)..... | Sponsibdle dea » listed tn s. Form them into ; |) || and railroad stock r- O41, 941, G4), weakness and s 133 % 130% oa oF 1 ady: fowls. by express. 35@36c. Dressed ” 73 | 73 | 79. | “8 F Ins Mach et — : ! They are ezE! ; buttered pa- |) | neon and Hughes r 1S 15 lw Cles arin S Mone Sily | gies! © n the last hour) “gGyos te -26 123% 123 4a 120. il at ey oe selecs enchasnad. “ | 10.900 FG hil a7 66%!) 66%) Gd 's 1 F M Co C. 515 mw gt is% ||| tne ae and telephese direc corms round A oe Po eae a round it | | ont ee, eee > i Advan y i a e . a y; , selling Seen over lle SS en OATS. 7 cramra get acc, BE os = = — ‘400 S O Ka! 41 41 41 | 40% 110 Fr BRC 13% 1" ; 17% rT ; OLD READER.—We do not pu = per, Ww “ , a it with a paste made /}| 130 P. M.—Michel o) Gustkote vio i Be D7) 88! SS % | So" ie Clear ade House i. wanes ion July was off | SS = s B4 . a7 4.200 8 O Ky1l9 (|119 ‘119 “ica | 28 Fresh C wi, 17%| 1% es | ish b siness addresses in this co! ower corer} ter Bake 2 houra }, liniat. : B05? T2 4, 72 4 - 9 a: x9 , 7 cleari ree , on eos) retutures were Be a tel, Be 54 62 a. 62 ‘E OS ars ! Oe. ] Antic crat t 120 to 20c¢ | © 500 SON Y. } 46%) 4, 2 Isso ° lane ly i 1 Garod ~ Ness aia 64% : 64 P i | Me "“C ‘onsult the vari inus art anda 4 rioeur ot id lamar ond crust. Serve ; 8 OO P. M —Michel Guetketf tho ; ¥f a5 ou N00 - corresponding day nS ESR RRR RS eee GEN ce JULY OA eee — C—Culi ornia, . 3 | 19 8O Ohio. 352 (352 + Gill 8 * "lau Wiehe i. a, 6124s Ape ‘ork shops eemove the , : uce or brown +. / |! tender Teer iTi nit bis year Baa bera! Cxpores | ——— 5D Bq - te 23%! 23%) 23% ; ] CG .ils 134 i, . fancy wor ae . f ot with tomato #a 1 | _ Ye tt. Deaaaiiaienr ‘gested’ lack vane mmaxperted onere. a! long with | Chi.. 05% 54% pot, en OO GKEEN eT ais ee mon 4, 700 age 239) 0212) 93%. 92% |203 Gooa T || 35 % son\ Ses) Se tog. Y——-Pellowing 16 (Be Outs larary. Thin tee oe eet Se at ven Ses ee oa c + 74! 874 70.0 QUO: report of debits” for Se ee cerkést. aa PTEMBI XLS) ae 7, | crates, fancy, a ‘$3 to $3.50: yel- an “DEN’ | 4 Gr Bak . Le | IO) Vi a ||| bile route SFO Oe ee” Want Mt. | tate er undad aremeet apy Wh a Fashion talk, Mary Allen. S32.) 315 925,) 92% | {G5 000 eas. Senta So tad us or eae “s | aaa 52% So 58% $8.28: coceeagtiate Ry ‘os os md 100; | :INDEPENDENT a —z,,| 3 GR&C RUR 18 | 43 ‘aut a | | Haute, Ind.: . egg Rese He meat is not raw gh ge — a 7:00 P M.Michel Gusikof! tio | , a on , ~ 7 ri mas iM) 000 total © Gate, ‘ \ wereé x ne Eon YO > - Ow 2 _ i, a) ae ly ~ 3% Ps o*) | ss © & A. ‘7 . i p | iis Co'l‘insvi e. "O} , : a the ro " “a « i GG. sits | / = + to bank and bankers’ ures #180 her sharp setback MAY RYE. = 1-7.\ ee 4 Am Mar Co. 3 g6,{° $ oY % 30 | 30%! 324% || Louis, sreenville, Mulberry | surroun ~ mato sauce | Uniet b pro. | eta ‘>t Ae “4 e m4 Li anes ‘Ss pou red 4 j Bt ~ S'oriee le ie te Wl reinia i Bo . >) SB, te iS ned ebi for oday, 400 Bieetiy after n 3c, Liverpoo: wh Ee YE. a $8; No. 2, 33 to $3.50 pe . we 3 Cit Service. 20: _” "Ameli Aart 2 FIe) my ger GE 41%} 41%! 411, (rove, an a, } . Mont- Or any oO lish Potato } gram-— “sty cable cam JU LY R on ——— | (0 96; N ee dee Se per hamper; (| 4014! 40 40 10% 4 Intl MC pf 42 a ; ii ge Dexter Fiffingham, he bottom of the dis bill Brant ‘ . ‘ ~~ t- foetal 1 date tor ee a and ‘ - of mo les in afternoon oy showed Pee en eT oe = 1: Bb 14] KALE—Alabama, ? basket 14 CS new wi 4 3 ° ' go1t t Util B 10% 10%) 10%)! . | Elmo exte M: ti insville. Mar- in the . be served around ' i / Ho PF “M Vocal etlectiona. Ww. A S72 103%, 105! ort , | hankera aecounts. 32,070,700, 0@i a Geliverretn ninee wheat ear iChi, .139 135 ‘2 2 ‘Sa RR ~ | Texas. 60c to 75c R syd bua on a G4 to 3 Cit Sve pfd.. 82%) Sw Tb ~Gad | > on i Init : 3 Be | 34%: 3% sere lil rose, ‘Greenup, ar Ind. Hard _ miay Pau § “ Six Strin Ry i be 72 8 1 79% iy PARIS. M a M 6. — p rice a move eet ng | oie Be && to $1. B78. | ar eee yt Tt04 Tei “—qop-1a4 ma cf inci ie eg gery mt ow zs. S big} 5 Cit a re 20 nl = ae r pe ro my a0. Tbe, Bs Tbe | shall ane. Ra — oo i +. oa F seme go ch’e Orches \t B fb he log er be er Ne Peeve Bag Ped 1 AF PRAY ay A » ene Bt: Leute Res slain | } oon "ty ‘Bernat’ an Snyder. moo ; y i _. ’ ~ . me _ on ' : anc os : r \ ago ars Duluth Dutter, &ggs & 2.50 to $3 pe joe ‘ a 5 By ~ 4 i) . 2 ; 1: Menge! Box! j ; (By a Mem / ~ t tes prov ide iii 3igs cme, Se YORK March 6.—Bar silvep 420, 8 Weceiting 100 cars. 4 8 bu baskets, SVc to 7 33 Gib Oil Cor! 2Bi 28\ ee | ye rU 2% OO'g) O14, 89% | | } WABASH.—Our statu | : H . atl wai?! eas, |} + dollar S Oe mC. ” oe soon 427. hich_ were 96.200) oy i otis RUTTER EGG AND SOUL a “POTATOES—Fioriaa triumpas, 10 Gien R os | Pa eri, 67% 67 rorkS—Red River Ohios, $1.! ‘ : f ya) 1% 1% by 8 Nick P new me Hall. BRITISHER, 4 .. Jack Ferd | included : ) ~4 | rading Receipte in tbe in orice: POT A’ 1.05 to $1.30;| 29 Mount’ G } ae = 47 47 ' | 88% 88% SRY ||| the City Ha sould ts and Federal income tax | \ Cady and Harry Keser 00 last see Hay receipts were 24| ra sold et some concession tn hic! | 1.65; Northern rurale. S500 to_92.50 3 N Brad O .| 433, 4%, 4% , w 88 i ig 108 || ND GET IT—Banks « file State an a State »! |] “His Peacock Orchestra end the throug gh | “ CTTER —- Cc reamery, ¢xtras, 45c: lusty $1.50; einnesote =, conbiere. NY d.| 8%| 8% 58% 8% 2N 8 P Cor 108% es 108%), | TRY A the certificates | peturns. You can ale Fa Li ane Bis ders dance pregram and 1] throu t soft wheat! BUTTER 8c; seconds, Joc; } dusty, 60° Northern “usse: burpanks,; 38 N M Lan a ee ee aN 103 9%) 9%, 10 ||| not lawfully buy ou to he Assessor's office /\ i) Areadian Serena balivcemn it il pay in marke to Se | aeeee a ’ first. JOC; Pi.k> te PL.OU° . isset burbanks 29 Peer O Corp! 1% aie 1° & 13 NSP Co wa) *) ° | is no way for you blank at the . bh! deast from Arcadia be ) . Ariocsscsinit the cash wer and hard 6c to 1 ec $1.40 to $1.7" Colorado russ at = mie a [o4 ) 24 2% | 24 1 Om C A pti 92 | 82 D2 le teee now ‘There is certificate the City Hall and a Federal bla j| brva Billy Knight H ae a ihe to 7c lowe ily no demand I) SQUABS—Live yvigeons Wisconsin Kings, $1 35; Idaho rus- 1 P Oj] Corp .| 2 its efi, 2A arf | | | | obtain cash on your he ' Collector’s office, in ti¥ | Bud Fox and J i} ke 5) i ine g practically t. Cash PIGGONE “AN uabs, 75c | $1.80; - » 20 § .| 26%) 26 "lard nee 1. 8 Cnet’ yet: set bi irbanks a 4 “¥ - oo Alabama | 29 — a } 4%| 4% 4%| 4% tr ctfs 17% ae a. | anes] t! | until two years hav he amount Of] Gustom House. Eighth and Olive | \ 1800 } OP 100 © | = a. — 4 was lc lower to oer and SloW. | Jer dozen dressed i eee ‘pouedl RADISHE: wig ey logen_ bunches. “. wane &G 6% 615) 6%) 6% 7 Paige Mot. 17%) On | yA 50k |} you can perrew ae certificate | strects. The State tax ts veyadie | tee.) 200 OE) Oe LO — . dy to ic lower : ) and dark at 50c . : ‘| tips, 30¢ to o0¢ per ae house, e to o Ww ” ewe, e Mot vt | SON) 20%) 2 | is type n ederal tax may be |! ee tl eeu! ao) wos |Rales. SECURITY. | Sigh) Lowicl were Bieady Cash Grain. so.. 21 ‘“CHEESE—Per. i enaaran ghige,| RH BARB—Michigun hothouse, 50 ORR WS iy, a eS RE a a | ‘. RRO ey ot | hm! 10%) OD 36% athe loan value at that yr on Fe ys Senen ta or you can part | RADIO PROGRAMS | ’ ra Bt iy O%s feat \4 3 sNN2. 4 11 as ] os fe 4 » Ff c pe 5 Ce % ; , ? | « cam b e « Li ~ — cg ; = 4 : 4d a, Ol, may it. ALLROAD ) BONDS. grain 81,8201 03 A o nese | dt be gs the: it. 24%c: oicee othe a at > ORK rt AUT—City — oo Ret INDTU STRIALS. cL - | 7 a ded é if "5a | bi 6% } FINAL or thee ae aa ¢x- | one-fourth of Re wg and the Sel. ad Be Req. | fé — 2198 | oFL heat corn, - $1.12: a4 LTRY—Hene, ~s ec — $8.75; %4 bbis.., aa . | 37. | 36%! 36%! 3BX% | . vs 't Bo | @e Ge titled to a a . Federal |ance in qua oe Oe Oe ey 1a) 18%) 21 SULASF ¢ Sige #21 O65 | 974) B winter © $minet eo 4 yellow | LIVE POU 14 stage, §—22c | casks 4 Adiron P ..| 37 100 SC&I n_..| be { be | € 33 «C&L | ion of $1200 and a Fe State imcome tax exemption | ; BH ig ina | se | 7 mean 40 oa.) Gol SAQMMIN puee oie. ates nea Telen | CVEQPOULERY Age. hcg: | mab pl EeMcaimems eee tle] t ACRF Bia ewlisaslize |e Seth | S| 8% | Som I income ta enema ten, tt Gack: | ndsenot tnd” seu Bist tee eth || Courtesy of Radio Digest.) — . = % 7 SP} 2 ye B, ae o No re,.as i. SS . te | egt ; ene ai 01 ) A e) 2C; +9 2 9: ser mni . he oe ee ee ani ~ The ’ ne Ps “a 1 it nee I : oO ’ i : . | 88 | 88 | 885 1S Ste Un Dep Sa 22/101 96/108 eae m fl fy whtie corn, ony Mage Pr "Te | |turkeys, hens. 3c: youl os 20e, low. Me: 31 $ ‘red naneemond, 32 tol . Ka G & El! 73%, 72% fore 73 Aiwg Radio Corp.) 12%) 12 |} 12%. 12 | You can also ae _ "Upon the re- | be 1 per cen? of the remetiee is | (By Associated Press.) 7 f, a a | fy 4s "DP. 66) 4 66 i 0 1. 12: v6. 2 whi = Dy shite | old tome. Src le e Ne . da ke 4c S| PO o _ nancy hail $1 10 10 ‘ > Ss 19.5 10 10 3 a ha I table cont! ‘but ons. to pay a a edera! income ax : : : 315 6) S band bomy 104%, 104 104 ge AL * o1 hey ate, S4c; sample zrave whi ducks. 22¢ to 25c: causcoy),, duck over. }$2-45 per bu box: ey hall, $2.75 per bu ? rel er Tri47 146%, 146% Mek rs io Dor pot | mainder you will ¥ nt and | $2500 and your Federal oe tax | KFDM Beaumont (dle. Seber > a ¢ ¥ et 3 whi i og aaa in Sin apons 2.00; Tennessee nancy hall, o~ d 4 ~- 1 56% 5 dio Cor vot a ' } jy Me A,B per ce . ' . the excess | | ; ey oe, OCs. +s) Son oe 5152's ie Me te tac. FP uD Sic 6 D, | hamper. lan bulk, $1.26) 13 AP & I. nw) 57 | 56 | 56) 66) Tob Pr ixp| 4°, 3%} 3%! ats ||| State Income tax of | per cont and | $3600 a ‘Mia |} concert. 5.9) 6:15 army a0 SI™% 81 Si! o7 spsP is _0U..) 56 a _ Bsc, sive, 220; old guineas, $4 RUTABAGAS—Canaala | LAP &L pf 88%2 29 | 29 |.29'4| 4 Tob Pr Exp! 4 5i% «Rit! pit i| a Federal inco lover that amount. || WEEI Boston (475.9) 6:15 a | \ oe Oi 73 ‘and ; Break at WwW — acide | pA guineas. over 2 oy eae a young | per (ft al T vas. 40¢ to 60¢ per bu/! 3$ Am 5 A oo t oy a 29 a 991, 10 Tower Mfg.’ +e ot, 7 2 7, 4% cent. I UESTIONS, | band concert: . 7 program; 7:30 ; ; ss 4 .>* ‘ . * - Bi " , ; — ef! 1g 8 ‘ i ‘ ay ma i oo i Sp] a is 50 " . j D> A Su ite vet 20 oa i 1 pe j = 1° Pr Rh 4 : - , ; s ‘ “2 + March 6 nae iorning | snineas,. 1% tc 2 ibe ' $3.25. | siana. $1 to $1.00 per a 4 4314! 43 4345)... if ny a7 o1 13 17! Vi ED CAL Q | ; ‘] ‘] 1). S R 6s wet) ~ Soe . 105 t & NNIPEG. wheat market this rn n ey ! ‘ROGS Per dozen Jumbo, i bare ket Lsrul n globes, 75c to} Ar? Ts Wi 4: a, ° , R Corp. 15% | 12 * ‘ ‘a ’ t ee . orchestra. ; tt 7 » 8 ; =p 7? 2 a: ees rices | s— ' os na I 1ITRNIPS «vl -grown on | OO 1 100% ....-. 12 W v 4 pd ae on) - & CON uartet; fe RH : a 4 = 71 25 8 R , 28 Mo oor 35% sy + 8} “a “ius dow ward. ee a “and prices | Be ns, $3. ogmall. 3 56 — or a0. | 4 . L RNIPS— : ae a tapi $s to $3.50 3 do age . “ 100% 1 4; 6 WRMS ni ts 1% ‘a are ‘ea . ‘5 4 H 1¢} iii sanitation questions of public ry est mien, a Pann | wasn Buffalo (319) 7 talk; 5 mu- 10 & 3 -s | 14 Third rt 45 © ~~ > . 4 re ¢ at 40 o'clock. VWEALS— 2 é 0 QO | ——o . ll A 7 oan.) of we Melon des 16 WS 8 Cowi) 6%, O% O%) 5* eaith t of individual oases u tra. poo | a dee $1.98% at 10 ocl 10% @11 %we, 180 to loer bb repacked. $4.50 | Tt wi..i.] 2B%) 23%) 2% rts te re ) or treatmen l: 9 string orches 1) ined to aint Ves- 1} 145 to 180 Ibs : eS—Mexicas j t 4 ore rae NC | i} Dia nosis sica . 5 y had deci : of 4c since ' 465 to zh coarse, ‘unde &rOMATOE © B-hasket | . 14 14 1 MINING. sidered. g dose at 46 and 16 p. m. 379.2) , ' ‘ ae . : ey OY, CNY, Od, Ola . % } F ’ oS wy ' 2% | |} ) Y ; ° ‘ m ref 4? | 67 W ds °40 ...) D3%! 9: deci! Ty ag eo! a pence 262} ee a pee Ee 4 3330 OR ep OER 8 A@lan Fru) 1% in “| 2 | ot Cen Copper) 4 | 3% | 3s |j| ting) may bene ea present; tf 80, It] gragually increased ep ss quintet; 8 clasiscal; 10 orchestra, cabl not large. but culls ‘eae eTRIN:: A NSE Orida fae ' G Bois G (Oj 4. i, 51% 151%) “go } | 3% Sei § ” | 1 co! ty is ven ee ae, oe ‘atenet ruality ABLES i als BE ae hamper aes » Borden Co 15242 151% lol ly To a S Cane CO Mal ol S7@ 1 196 lees'cs awe eee ected. This inclydes| the quantity ove these doace jazz artists. very limited 1 VEGET $8.25 pe \lab bu has- , 6 | 45%) 49%0).- +++ (110 wureka Croes| 17¢ | ld be corr in the| advisable to go a - 9 s | . an oneinued active, Course grains also NISE PLANT—Loulsiais, $4. 00 to $6) TURNIP GREE Ne—Alabame 1 3 Bream Tel) or, | 140 Harmill Div; Lie} 100 | 106 18% || the presence of pincid urine calle| but if larger doses are Given the KYW Chicago (535.4) 7 concert; fex : 3 | blic Service Corpora | ideak. 4 6 bea LSIFY—Homegrown 75c to $1.10] 3 Brit-Am oT ee, eo | 10 Hecla M'nel 16 15%}; 36) | 38% | els. A highly acid u d free increase must be more gradu e; 11 revue; 1 a. m., Insom- ay 168% {| 18%' 18% | u . wea —_——$—_ — per ec CHOKES—Califor ‘nia, $5.50 to ‘$ SA LSIF Y— Homeg Cou . apie | 4 OT be 278% | 60 Indep Lead’ 17¢ | 15¢. 16e 1bc ij} bow alkaline drinks an hild; The physiological effect of atro revue; "a5. G4 4 4 J Grain Markct. j A per dozen bunches in ae -grown. 15¢ 1 do Co “Reg. ~~ "S ~ ; | 296¢ Be "00 - | for a ~ water. The en iret een of the nose, nia Club, orchestra. “a 100% 100 {loo | 0 nihalinist teas, nae agg h 6.—Spot wheat, | Pe Tie tome- owe. 3 o> Boe ere ae Gea eh ae te | Or ie 5 | 87 Ky Cp Comm! 2%! 293) 2%) 2% || érink!n i simple, natural life, auth Lew throat; peyond ‘his tt WEBH Chicago Post (370.2) 7 con- - | j y POOL. aren itobas. NOc P $! 69 per u i to "Oc yer dozen tt - . ° on i 1s, per 67 S 1, : o - ~ . “1g, FOP should ea ’ . intry. NO mo L , . Ao ot bein 4 Lees) 02%) OF | 92% | Dividend No. 71 on Common Stock. Pacific 14m an LOU iia jo ee: a eata.| SHALLUTS—Louisiana, 10c to 15 Sfkn CR R 8% 8% 8%... ae gg Hy FO ig9 190 190 preferably in the rvous speiem) ie pperees SO ae tom porena dan- cert; 9 orchestra, twin guitare; 11 11545 I Vie LE | ividend No. 25 on & ~ Cumulativepamee 14: NO. 2 ge 6.—Grain | close ee: | ASPARAGUS—alifornia, $i te. | dozen ANISH ONIONS—5O sizes, $2.50 per | 8 Ee waa 106% 106%'.... Re. * wat M 83c 80c | Sic | Sse ||| overtaxing of caeea. Excitement | ease. yy oar te overdoses, #0 cure dance, songs. Divi en . d Ste kk Merch. ay. te leans, lat rge bunches to the crate ae SP J Mach new Re 1 4° ‘4 “ 14° 125 Sé Piy aac .' / 3e | at home or in car ‘ew hours | gerous rug ti 1} When the , 2 (447 6) 5 or- pt thea ee AE os, oe oe | “ge 11d. Comn—Piate, 8s 6% 1 doz. Dh “matenbloridel 610 cer] cnn PREITS S eT aul 2%) 3% 4%) 3 United Vv Bi) 26% ' 26) 26 \|....- |] should be avoldee ». No coffee, | in Sore > aoa aan WMAQ Chicago News 2 Wide mas teu. 612s as = 3 ihe a . 2 eon jght..' 4% & 5 Unites Y pa 1 Ae l5c {ii * lenty of 8 nd | condition : . 739 orchestra; ” PO12 10] 100% 100%, Dividend No. 3 on 7°. Cumulati cra -. $15 to $30 per ton: “ee a inl te cen davis. $4 to| 99 Car Lig RS XS RE eee | ou s Cont. 1tic l4ce and plen ‘old sweets & have peen attained, gan; 6: ° Market. | CABBAGE—Old, e- AP TOS ee ee ae EA te 1 do pfd ... 8 4 : 4| 4 eS i 4611 yr beer. A‘ ' best | cure seems to d : 8: usical , i 41 Preferred Stock Winnt Grain } ) CA &; 0 per ton. __ API ino. $5 to $6: Yorks. $: 1 3s , Coss! 184 18’ 1815 18% ! Wenden Co 4 || tea or foods fhe se should be continue Club: 8:30 m gece oes.-| Ol | 92 a1 . lic Serta A WINN ggg Bo 6.—Ciosing prices inew Texas. $3) to $4 Yalifornia, $1.75 ta) $> or): eer ‘yort screenings. $6 to $8: 7 ee we : ‘s ‘k ‘ ‘ A 2s ’ DOMESTIC BON DS. i |) highly seasoned 2 retables, fruits, | the poet — and then reduved Awake * 9:15 musical. Bt ! } | The Board of © jer to = gerade dividesiiie. oJ as follows: - | OAU oedyge te. i 1.26 wtwig. $9 to $10: winesaps. $35 t 21 Chapin S & ©] OS 20% 20 "4 | | g& | got, diet is milk, eo Never punish | for ste Ree ned given for at Jeast raphy: 9 talk; 9: 6:30 organ a | ee orig! 77% | tion of New Jersey has cec rang “ e. Pr.Close. | $2.50 per cra ae Oe eee ee Ce a CO .+.+-s “a 3Z' 122 din 13%) "4 Al Pires 68.. 82%. 82 -* te and cereal rards | the drug ; . “(345 : . g BL) 94” 9976) 94” | Ee the rate of 8% per annum on niall on a 1 CARROTS tlome-erogn, old ote? Bor) PRANANAR Ute, 0 cag ver pound, Bem © Sm Fed ep iad Gotigr Coated BOS IL 00% 100% 100% ||| a child for this trouble: tewards | the r doses. ‘This te most tmz ||| WLS Chicago (345) program; % ante lative Prefer red £ ok, being eo, Cun wheat....201 8 ¥ % 1099p | St = = bu bvaskets, S50c; $i per! COCOANUTS—S$2.50 to $5 D6s, & Checker Cad) wm OF” ee Co 68 w 1 100% 100 wt avoidance are ‘ weatting | ishing dos is to mus ® cit ™ e ~ _or num on the 7% ~ 188 8 vor i su vasket: old it-W ier! da. 360 tu Me | ae 20) 4 ~ VU ' , 7 | 9A % 7 7 i for ride. If t if a permanent cure h lee club | 74 x 14%, ' 1% the rate of c per snnum On tre nd and $ wheat... 196% 1 ie lhe. for eack GRAPI. FR U , a ali ! 47 Am GéE 6s ‘ - 7 o3 A eal to the p rage the ortan { always A harpist, symp ony, & “ > * | tock $1.75 per share, = | 30a da fiat crates, $3 tu j to $2.75. 61 Childs Co ~ Ice 7s. .105 4 105 (105% '103 || APP igbt encou obtained as there ts cit finae Preferred Stock, being Comasaa CELERY—F lori $2.25 ¢> to 39.25 per 100. 4 Am a dal - 9514 O5tg) 95% | | occurs at n water as fong e a to relapse WLW Cincinnatt (eilent). 761, T6% str*y share on the non-par value Con Broom Oorn. ne ; > [7.50 TIMEeS— 52 AP&lL 68 o B54, PA) oS et , | retain the and) strong tendency e ms Ge $31'102 7, 109-52 1102 % | ed » sagen ending March 3. ee to db Bt Luuis at $80 to $20C_ $* -GGPLANT-—Florida fancy. $6 to $7.5 19 Anacond 64 $103 fs 103° e a tae 1 ppg HT Serine a Page A the Beryehning’ may de Pnace TP ey WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 6 con — PS 99 | BON | ends are payable March 41, ual M4 ig oe. GF 09 121199141198 || urage drin one after/ atropin a h dose rt; 7 program. oe RE es d March 13, 1925. 11 Cit S 7a C.1123 1122 %i1 y2 1, |}, disco n and «lve © f{iday wetting. Begin with a cert, 6:80 BGe 48) 91 1 M1 | 81 holders of recor : 1214103 (103% || afternoo condition of | da hild of 5 N (476.9) 6: ‘ wd Tit late hat no on 100 grain for ac WFAA Dallas ews t4e 92 6S%, 6814) BRI, T. W. Van Middlesworth, T ce Cit & ie 1, 13 My 9314| 9314 | | m. See tha irritation, | of 1- dail very band, enter / 49% ~~ “6 Cua’y os 116 1115 adenoids are t one gradually increa Do cee @. | ! 35 Det Ed &@s. 116 114% 115 | such as in is best, se, three titres a day. tainers. | 68's 65) | C> | AMERICAN CAR AND FOUN 1 33 Mace Si ban 1039 103% [10335 ||| Of drugs, 5 ounces of water, os a rn = it further. Careful, mis WOOC Davenport (483.6) 6:30 Sand- ew eee —T @ ? _ ’ i ts ° ora ‘ ' - ins 6°) RD % | 89%; | 89% COMPANY - j 12 M&Co 48 102 ‘101% | 101 13/101 % grain ne drop represen ~~ giv. telliger* svstematic tra +4 to n: 6:50 educational; s Swed- 5e 37; 74% 74%,| 74% | ‘NSP 6%s. | } ' which o One drop ay ild’s | the child ts a vaiuable adjunc man; A roe 7 aig hae PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK 0° B48 0.108% '108 [108 (108 ||! of Oereeach year of te at first | any form of treatment. ‘4. oa 7:40 book of Ds - .. 8 © } ¢tin > sass Ge r @: he e 427, B27! RY? serene ai Wem Vatk = | ie — aaa en eee Te BU S Rud mie Pet ae oe B rial Permits custody from Cella Maher: Sesertion and (475.9) 7:30 band; 9:30 concert, los 4109 4 T. 4". 04° New York, G. R.. nr i ae oe —— . Se RRR SISNET OSE EEE EES 41 re Ro Re 95 a. 95% 95 &4 95 u ag ae —— y , indent. KNX Hollywood (837) 8:30 music: Sekine “ ae . C. WICK, Secret | PPX. sare iden . 9 ‘hestra. . O % | March a, to25 H.C. Wik 19 Est R R of - 7 7% ties and desertion: restoration of ma 10 features; i ore | ae ae na Te wi 87% Ri hs RT ly 4 _——— ee [cweLs | : 6) ¢€ 11 rr Nat; Te 85% 8 = § 80%) 59 | MARRIAGE a ae "Lizzie from ‘itis: taatenition a “ys ¢ pe pene 3 ~ (8 | Sa 6 3 hone | 191M Bk Casi 94%} 94%! 04% |e umielde—Jer i” 5% Altenbernd.| R. J. vom Joo Gantsn! desertion: cus- School of the r; , hg he es Aa ' land i . , *" “O77 ena , j a e ltger . . ern Bell Telepho Finl o. Bah 7S ? Edgar 7s king——Helen %. SiG Rena from ‘ighthawke. 70 100 LOO, LOOA , Southwestern 3 b= 102 %,'°102 aor e I Dier . { il! ian tern o4v f child 11:45 Nig An 567 O81, 7%! N76 | Nineteenth Dividend E 5 ~ 3 ‘04 102 "s ip | ; | Toe man tch—De meg hr Seppins- ' Myrtice from Samuel! ge A a K Los Angeles Times (494) % , e - : in in “da. eT : “sae d ‘ T at ‘S , } | je yoricn-— pelt elty: a 736 aime unos 100% || Tae regular quarterly dieiden eo NG & ‘ ieee | ewe ies, hs Od, | 9gts! 98% | Bile Borten ceiving Giron, mada nat Fear ele et Concert: a:80 ebildrens 10. in pe 2 1K 73%, 72% |} one dollar and seventy-? : = tp ee: gcises Co oa: Se ag i i gimmaaanaic tae ae 9M BD wi 99% 90%! § ' je 8. ? limon tal Rotary Club; 4 “0 73 ‘ «fg 37 3 share on Prefs rred Stoc oll bs ~~ of lege: ‘ ios hac oaaetesamatnmantees-oreramernorr 9 SORTING ee VOGEL RR hee 2; Bie eapneneeaesateeeeteih. ty Ba 3 Ru G ae ag OT ows John. n BE. Ed core =v eile 83 Ben- |e eenit fren °C “lara “Fayior: ae hg ee anges “ Me | |] on Wednesday, Apr! hes sions ot ng Oe eS LULEER BR. eens eases | Be eH 701 9 | oo! wen! cou | ee Wine wusnee eames i | lita "and dewertlon “samplers gee ai 78 Loo Angeles (407) 0 trubiny 18 ee ee hae @ > = tes , pipers , oS SB 11S & ‘*) 9815 9614 96%! 96% | Henr . A, Weaver, nities « Robert Beil: general tn- | KET Los Angeles . ness on Iriday. Mi: nace gs Peng fe se st en ae Sere Ae eal ot a . « / . . , pac 54 William . : s Aiton sertion’ be mony an Cum . ; 6:20 stories: : Ry axe A ese ee - ms ’ @15: light. pigs od to 2.7 Gladys Shaw ene, Aiton Cora from William MeIntvre: desertion on : & enter- i sitenires tra nema aati tt peprrerneves largely $12.50: fom unar’ barely endugh | Harold Eiliot—Ena Stevens est Louis. | istedy of children Happiness Candy boys: ; dA -—* - “ market: light Feat. | Qyeert Hessler— tie. Corder Aiton. ire lon a from Richard Tucker: desertion. tainers: 9 impersonator; 9:20 cattle here to ma ‘bulls nominally rpg i'n. Be h warts le Eireckweg. Alton. Heien from Civde MaKelvev: desertion ; ; 9:45 soprano; 10 or- : | lings and bomgne vealers 25c me | sf arold Fink-—Aé¢ tel! 4 _Eppe) Aiton, restoration of maiden name. Bhuev saxophones; . ° rood and Si3e agit other ¢ lomes un Edgar Padduck— ze! | Marv from Dantel O’Brien: desertion and hestra lower’ at $1: 3@ 13-25: to beef steers | Fast St. Louis. ' ndienit! es rem-ration of maiden name cnees . 5 Se rin I changed ; few small lots to be &5 50a At ie Louis— Mamie Beil, | Allen WIZ New York (454.2) va i | E I 38.256 9.15; beet nen ee - Perkins, & " ‘ faky: tndignities : ournal wie SA 25 Sith $2.50G 4.25. sanett. enliee Leroy pe = toute—Minuie Mar Willie from Virwinie Ciaky: Meter: aan ensembie; 7 Wall rb — we gm lots on through bUUDE. | wiifam ewentence, 2 Mo H.|eral indignities: alimony and custody of | view; 7:19 NYU Coll . | K ry where um Seattered lots fat lambs $17@ 17.50; | eet it Zengin. Bt Say a chime te, Harrient Fisher: indienities:| 7:40 contralto; 9:30 orchestra. » . + 5 ; wr : : ° 14! ; ° - he Feder ad night acknow ledged eve 4 lt steady: Ne — =} ten e 500, hogs) R Hobus n an La . estan L seery,. mnt from Andrew ser: es Ww New York (405.2) 7:30 con [ ° Estimates at nacio Mike Tabac | Jonepb from Mabel Fisher: indignities oY : ¢ 7, | ert; 8:45 songe. ‘ l d will 1000; sheep Jo ms wT leustody of chil ‘ a ‘ - On S as the outstanding truck for one ton loads— j Copper || suerus nc ail Clars, Yoom flacry, Jordan: sanuiment | certs B45 songs con : bile Show. Lead, Zine a an PI a lie | BSTRA 8. 24. eeneral eevee Witrtem Person: indlenities tra. be on display at the Automobi Lead last quoted at $6.75 per 100 Ths. /m, ang 1 spire. KT sels Woe —_lanmerat acd nanan as chia ROO Cabtane (991) Cesunert. kel. ¢ tte. from Arthur Baldwin: 4esertion (609. organ in St. Leuis. ted at $7.49@7.45 | J. B. c.. C. Fei ider 4 faye Anna 4 custody of ALEX Oakland . m Slab zinc last quo iW and G_ Schne 4126 Newstead. lend vagrancy: giimeny en 11:46 orchestra. a rd W d W h h fa ous OC r | nd J. Garvey. Sis % Park nia ; r pand, sololets: : anvestment House with the reco The only truck powere — | LONDON, Me ea: fuyures, £65. 10%. |B F ‘end " ieee tafe erimeit Ph aetith trom Wiittam Andrioupouias: do, WOAW Omaha (526) 6 story: 6:20 : bbe . —Spot, f64 7s 69 100: futures, £69 1 F&F ang M ° 3815 Weptmine 4 Seryion Charles Meare: dener- ced, 6:30 violinist, plan- . : — as under neg ° will tic—Spot, f -. "a4. | ty Ee and LR» oy Ho an | ten. Rengureart. atuitert: custedy of chile ist; 9 program, address; 10:30 attractive bond issues we have ever uly tlecEW TORK, March ure 14% @14%C. |B, Do and B. May 1830 N. 18th feral indiapitios in Sesnens evmstte.( ta | See : me r wear out. electroy'tic spo! a. eneaeee $54; futures) Mu ond) = Morneus Soil A =| We isi ly btn +.4 hy ghana WIP Philadelphia (598.2) 6 ta neve ME ey ey meady; prices unc Som Ole |S end Of Baum hosgner a “tateia tae Sine Dele, Agsertion: ‘WOO Philadelphia (508.2) 6:30 or- $54 20. ys ‘ y Zine @ Sat : 7 : r . . rehirnr . ‘or: eo n af Ma iden name on : 9: 03 recital; - T i quiet, rt $9 4 ” * 50. A? . “yh riets 5558 Ve -@ o- “} . 4 l inagzo* 1 ; ra; 5 concert; is to place, or who expect to have No valves to grind. No carbon to clean. Fewer tl “noat Bed tucaree S7ABETBO. ARE aay a4. sa AE a EN Ma existent tetuieiaes Sea . ’ . . | mony, spot _% end L. Wilme lg K40A 8S th. | Pfwtn from Clara emnien ‘ ad- : d i ‘orth while to in- More than 17 miles Ty ntine Flax, Linseed Go. qne od Hamilton, ee cosent t. | Frederica from Alexander Parkburst’| ogg pittsburg (209.1) 7:16 26 ‘ re, will fin it wo therefore less wear. ur pen ste Boe oneammnentens tn 4 tf and HW , ‘508 4 “\ PF'oriesant. i indienities John Milbern: tnd@tent- dress; 7:30 concert. is d offerings is a Federal exactly parts, . a’ k LINSEED Ollg—tasturione e a cae ie ie “5° Mooney, 3136 sichigan. —ygee ee ee WCAE Pittsburg (462) 6:20 Uncie orthcoming bond offerings. lew ear + Primes eno the ¢g llon of gasoline. 50%o less upKeep, parrel lotg now $1.29 per 6 . wurpen- |E. Coeed 7 og rib ire Uk, Agnes, from Degene Conwell: spentem |" craubest 6:48 epbetals 4186 Gunes suite Oo y “4 to h ‘ond , ; H. Ga. March pithy}. 42. is and © saint ‘ment: alimeny and euste-le Os +> ef ° : ; ss - Z # ° il SAVANNAI : ‘ 65: receipts. 3 he A: ent. f : f s bad . SOURI (Factory Branch) | remy trope was amein making Pp 4 com- vers’ Stages 4 , ' Nery from Cleares Galbraith: tm tnd iwnitios A PORATED OF MISSOL (Factory i a toe to act! Rive vaw sugar nree Rt » 19.3 feet. a fall of .2; custody of entig eitfet: Gecettion ) Apnie irene Wennss gl I eame. . | " n e ' ‘ s¢ e . ener - ” be Cairo a ; 8 i os - S a r nila ‘ ; Arey » pefiners were widiag onl his, 27.4 fect, ©: EE Soe Soon wi none wen '* A | busingle, Poot, tee were penis Be om | $4.5 feet & rine of t 2. 1 °F ewtne from Richer¢ Reed: epaylment TOR a faame ucuree, close’ Lior, Bic: Ma? Orleans, 7.8 feet, 2 rise of «2 be _ — 7 ! tong. - Ss ‘n LOSS TO ANY INVES F per | Fite: ag 29c: Sepember 3.44 : cot i : H :

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re ™ r " i ise é sli at cS ah aaa = 4 ay 5 8 dh pp ee on - z - ' f f , The Daily POST-DISP.\ PCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one othér evening newspaper COMBIN ED MARC RCH @. is eos i eae iee| = Fiction and ae | ; P Ww . . fie A Special Sale of aA Special Sale of White Enamel x omen & Featu res eg wy et b fRIDAY, MARCH €, 1° nia Radio Tables | LAT) | Medicine Cabinets 4 | 4 ~n exeellent Tables for your ra- @ 50) , 0 4 eae Well made Medicine Cabinets that are wlite@ ea iy : Pe a “a CED height with ec onvenient d oo) a 4 “i | enameled outside and in and have one si a> a. jee | Be ee bat eries julp- =: wes ‘ ‘ ‘ é CL : Equipped with *4ox11'2-nch mirror. Wonderful ie ne | ; ett below for batteries and equi 1120- 22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street i a values at Et) ee ee ree ee ae i t Elegantly finished in mahogan | |STARTLING FURNITURE BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY Complete Suites and Other Pieces at the Lowest Prices in the City. Convenient Terms! Later Deliverie | °225 Genuine Combination French Walnut 4-Piece Suites for Saturday Only at $129 oo ‘at fa s os > 1 AM ' g , y, * (- “- * - be Sestud@ed are bow-end bed. 59-inch dresser. wa er rr MP, wn tees ese esesesens ay % . +. ’ se Golden Oak ee $40.00 98 ‘edenee ) Bes , , Values .. eonsist of triple mirror vanity, chifforobe with four drawers. hat and thc : | , S Oe) shoe hoxes: beautiful “end t and | “¢ lav . hay Ete ary: ‘ shoe boxes; beautiful bow-end bed and large dresser. For Saturdas These large. rooms -s are made of solid oak and have | | r een at — ed 2 are cbeenkbses dees déab ene nes 64600 5 drawers, spacious cl ‘thes-hanging compartments ame RetEes. | a co onl; lt 6a okie eae Pus | y , $1.00 sinks Eile Monthly , $15.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments 1 al Suites in the H — Finish at at this low figu y are made of genuine combination walnut and » > | Wo d B ls | Due to a large purchase at a saving we offer these marvelous Suites ae I ee eee aro wale oe ecm Sinatien! : ft Ss Charming Tudor p d Suites that are finished in walnut and ont omen penta te tet 2 f ioe Ph gente aa , well constructed. Consist of large size buffet. china cabinet, Complete “ get riageaat a | et i oblong extension table, six chairs, one of which has arms, i - = with leather t s : $10. 00 Ceek,. Balimion in Monthly Payments | Dustproof ik: | ather or tapestry seats....... senate somber as <eonses | Pigs. a | C . i Ss ‘J $8.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments = me “ee | Walnut Extension Tabl — CO =f | | | - Se ) ; JALENSION avdies | lg Ar — = \ , + : : 4 at, =a | Throughout | Walnut Buffets — OEE iii, ; : we $45 Values—Priced at , : ! | Pi : : Bie: | Offered Special for Saturday at... . . P } 0 BOC ~ ag : —= "SF » iid ‘ 4 "242 ir ) | You Will xe the Italian style of these French or American Walnut } | 29-2 : Sor ee | a ~~ : | ies ip — rans ae dustproof and the drawer bottoms are of SS ce The ——s “sportsman” F an Xtension tahie Pr ’ e a ; er ; en ng style fashioned in the | net. 5 chairs and re wre ‘et prides Sager - rae hie “ - Ahad These large-size Buffets are beautifully fin- ; SSS Ss con device ona pole {7 j Queen ‘Anne pe riod “are in this ¢ | os — in walnut. They have long linen : - . " ~ pal starts the if : + ecareamripgaa | $10 Cash—Balance in Weekly or Monthly Payments a gage ace length and large dish | wooden wings Seveive. (Ee i rs nme | t $2 Cash Delivers One yen uirror glitter. and “jf | : ponete of skylarks are at 26-28-30 OLIVE Sip = | «smn UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO.—1120-22-24-

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Set eee Ate Edward T Stotesbury, 76-year- old Philadelphian, at the annual Everglades Club costume ball at Palm Beach He is shown here as Louis XV with Mrs. Lyman Kendall as Madame Du Barry They were awarded first prize for most beautiful costumes. —Fotoeranw SN N Marana cnannnanaaanddaddNn RQQAOO Maung sy > NQK*N yy 4 . a S —Underwooi @& Underwoou - “4 * ~aassseste ‘>> «> ROA WAY Ss SNS a W e hy W “ly, LP hss 1/1 WL » WS .) - wa ane Vf; Y/7 (4snes Fd hal, *44#GF ty, s a 8 “ “te hheltsssuusill c ght lf NG 1 TLEMACRERAE Wy ye WA ya - ‘bbb hh MOM SSSA Balance in Monthly Payments _ . 4 w SNROIIN AR COREG in te tian eee eink eae nanan nannnnnnnnnasanactl™ Tets ced at > + a ae eo o oS ‘~ sa acciy > > ™ eh RVAVAVVAWn Otrcagptsrcrcccacgrencererrerttseattig | The French “sportsman” 3: ey this device on a pole “) a field and starts the § Clockwork running The bi en wings’ revolve 8 of mirror glitter. and ~~ ; e . ¥ em = aa wd m - - — : , . F o ee . : 4 J - ; ae . ee enim i : = Aten ree - ‘ if Psa aie ay | ti TT , _— PAY . ; : - . ' -~ ~ | . : . . : S ae ii ” a — \ .f Z 4 (Add Seve ore ———> beautifully fin- e long linen and large dish ee a% TI ALAAA AAA AAA seed LA Ad Se 7 Xe Swinging into place a fa- mous Rodin group. “The Shades.” on San Francisco’s inemorial plaza to one of her greatest citizens ‘ores of skylarks are at VU UIM YUU Uf lI Vyrtiily SYVUYSIY TU Up ih MiMi: ; 4, ~ “GY er Yn, lye 4 ie jb Us Raphael Weill Z Z 7 a Z4 4 4 4 ~Kadel & Herbert Pbhote i | i tract | ‘ ed. and the hunter. sated comfortably in an ° chair behind a screen. y p y yf” 4, f j . 43 em. =, . 4, 4 4 Z S7 % . Je “se @ 4 of A a — = - oe ° 6 amas 1 7 4 Ce tee _ YA, tha et a Li bhttey tranny! oe Voy ‘ease CORAL OELE IEDC TC ELOELE MOOT TELEIVEEE: Sr Ne no - f - — - — — P - : — a Miss Vada Watson, Kansas “wheat girl,” returning a triumphai tour of the East. and Dr W M. 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os ae a ee a, SS OO Oe ae eae vee __----- -— -— -— -— -— —-— —-— = - =-— = =-— = = - —————————————————————————— ll rl Ore to Sygate ae ORS Some me Pe TO Bie oe % le Aaa eM ts on 4 ae ee - eer a , -. PA BEE EIR te ae Fiction’. Fashions’. —_—_ - - -— -— - et i nal —— a ee a, ee, eet Met ete ete 7 er a Sot epee ar be B Anteties IEA: sais «08 A AP AOE ee: MEDI 2 ; MARRIED WOMAN By HELEN ROWLAND WHY SHOULD MBN MARRY” these days, is not that so HE most astonishing thing to m: manhy men don't marry, but that some of them actually DO marry of their own free wil!’ - : Of course ther ought to—but why SHOULD they: * ; In father’s day, when there were no bachelor apartments with maid-service, no petting parties, and no “nice girl’ could be kisseu without a little effort, a man clinging to single blessedness. - was really “‘missing something’ by ' Why should a man choose aly obpe Wwomad to trying so desperately , But now-— “brighten his life’’ when ALL the womeu are to make it one long Summer with the sunshine of their smiles* + Neier isiithags «seats ets tn PN A eh ‘ me e. m y * ase % Bit ys ae EOS agree” he RULE PR eG. gh Rs Et ina ay wakened by a different giri’s voice contract to let any ONE girl wake Why should a man Who ts over the telephone every morning him up and send him out to work every morning for the rest of bis life? ar ve ie, a RAS owe trot DORN Pate F. wet $e Ae ets hare a er ee Zz fet s Pee oe Why should a man who can sit around a different girl's house and be waited on and petted, every evening, yearn for the privilege of sitting around the SAME house, every evening, to be criticised and told to go down aud bank the furnace” Why should a man who is invited to dinner six times a week long to pay for any one woman's dinner every day in the week? + ~ _ ee 2 Why ehould « man who is fed on fifty-seven different branis of ikisses feel that he is starving for any ONE girl's affection, and sign bimself up to kiss nobody else for the rest of his days” * © » hd? ty bg age Me AE” i * ib wd Why should a man for whose attentions half a dozen women are frankly and unblushingly struggling not feel that it would be “eruel” for him to waste ALL of himself on any one woman? 7 -_ a Why should @ man who lives in California go to Florida fora change? wall ¢ $ ’ * + ry a “ * 0 eam ww - - oe “ a . ‘ z “ wee * . A - - v or ope ie . ma 5 ' Re * Pata Mitte on ree . Fe vowel Pe Ls Cane calathibedabel dc cude anon ee on on ww hiner * = - only Sori al dite tos BANE OG Pe ciel ok Mls 9 Bae Be owtouk ate Fe ia rot * * . o Of course, every man OUGHT to marry. There ts nopody on earth—not even a spinster—dquite so lonely and so disillusioned with himself as an old bachelor when the wine of life is on the lees. 7 . ~ Mans was not made to live alone—and life without a home ané children and a mate is like a dance without a partner—a ghastly game of solitaire. = I ry ; et Coe oe eo. Te ” fd . 7 + oe = ——— a coe > 5 a= Bk, cpa teint tie i, Rt ae. eee MSP? cs Bs MI see ig hha. : J * But mo YOUNG bachelor can look far enough abéad to see the morning-after headache—or the heartache of the lonely vears. - Ss r He eees only that life, for him, is one long glorious love-feast. joy ride and petting party—so long as he can DODGE marriage! . . e pe ivngy Ghould be concentrate his heart, his time, his movey.and his kisses On any one of us, 60 long as we encourage him to BROADCAST them? Be logical, dear girls! Why SHOULD a man marry, so long as we put a premium on bachelorhood? Copyright, 19825. wins ee oe ~~ dette omy yes 7 ; S : ‘ POP > rw By CAROLINE CRAWFORD ass erie Gr: ’ - td _ PR, Sd EO get nee I a ad AOI rt Ppa ton nas ad iy te = 2 BO > nigy .tH58 “A De? Papeete aus : 4 > ae wan A ed . tis - fa Need . : Zs ANS r 2 nR-tne >’ Should She Help Him Save or Show Him That She Needed More Money? “ aN is ; v bing anaes a LN ot WSs, Wy BR HICH wife comes out ahead | way. W of the game—the wife who pinches pennies and helps her husband to save every dollar. or the one who spurs her husband on ty demanding a better apart- ment. better clothes and, in fact, all the luxuries of life’ Mrs. Wellington Brewn puzzied her pretty young head many hours over this question. A bride three months must decide these questions to spend or not spend. Again the bride becan to «om- pare observations she had made of other married couples. Bhe took the outstanding case of the Grays. Mrs. Gray had been married 16 She had lived upon a budget tem. worn old clothes, insisted that her husband live upon a weekly al- lowance—doling out a smal! tien to him for his lunches and cartare, and in other words pinched pennies until they actually had a shabby, half-starwed look. ltut they boasted that they had $15,000 cash. That was something. Then there were the Vandewa- ‘ers Mrs. Vandewater always in- sinte —. pe Ai aterm Abe. " + PRAT Pee, en 1 Saree? LF) SEO 6 eR. yaar yore " ¥ r ont Tey a Pe Bs od . iF F ‘ m : “a pep egg ‘ a ’ oe Pe eth as po Pe A Sie Nya bees th OS Cp BAI ey repetition SABER 4 A eee ; , * —- . “ z - ’ » ‘ 2 ei ts oe sealed nail _ : . ce ee - 4 1 o 5 ‘ ' - hoabod * a » ai« ” tz 2 . ¥ « . - ¥ * anf * 3 - : : J : ‘y ~~ ¢ ™ 4 ~. oe m es Ahan = _ a ae a a8 ais . or) . zoe oF a ae " 50 ae ive artes Foe 3 sires ae SAY ob Ae, » rae. Ages en es Poe : on ‘ et Sie SE ty , od. Pen, 5 a | hg ——, Se Pe eves is "* | ana nN —— *, * bs Fis eee pg as LON Re a, BHR ie, SS +e sepa FE —_ = - - _—_ - TATIONS |, ‘HOLDING A HUSBAND) ‘Timely Discussions Hand-painted white crepe de chine dinner gaylyv colored flowers. See Ee : bod oS ee ¢ ewer ess, age. 2 3 aa x, ee -ng oe Ne “ wT costume, latticed with black silk stitching between the a a ee ; : ’ ; -_— -— - ~~ —_——=— - - See ee ore ee ee Cc CerCUcCermClrC — ——_—— ce - - A THE COOKED | BANANA | By HANNAH WING | a be Authority on Matters Pertaining to HE banana might as popular as it has been her- Houschotd Manage ment. T aimost alded if it more often eaten cvoked. This fruit is highly starchy and is seldom well ripened when eaten in this country. Raw starch is unpalatable and not par- as food. Since were titulariy valuable the bahana lacks succulency, hav- none of =the health-giving juices of the other fruits, it should be treated more as a starchy des- sert than as a fruit. ° One of the most sought for des- sérts when served properly is fried bananas. The trick is simple. Se- lect ghe blackest skinned, ripest bananas to be found on the bar- gain counter of the grocery ‘:ore. Of cours®, make that they have not begun to decay. HKemove the skins and any threads of meni- brane that cling to the, peeled ba- nana. Cut {n two lengthwise and place in @ skillet with two thblespoons of melted butter. Sprinkle gen- erously with brown sugar and the juice of half a lemon. Cook slow- aire | ly until brown, turn and cook the | other side. Serve hot with the sauce made from the butter and | sugar. ‘ two two ripe bananas rubbed through a sieve, cream, two tablespoonfuls ef flour, a pinch of salt and the stiffly Deat- en whites of the eggs. hot buttered skillet, cover and cook siowly until almost reacy, “hen re- . move the cover and put into the oven to brown. heated platter, sprinkie with pow- dered sugar and serve. The same dish may be prepared by baking im a casserole. In this ease dissolve a glass of jelly in a cup of boiling wate pour over the bananas in to the lemon juice. Bananas may be added to many other foogs, to which they give body and delicacy of flavor. A banana omelet is a prime dish for a luncheon or a late Sreakxfast. Made and baked in individual nivf- fin pans it may be served as 4 des- addi sert. Beat the yolks of, six eegs ‘ith tablespoonfuls_of sugar, add tablespoonfuls of tage Pour into a Turn out onto a eee ee ee — - —— sO By Thornton W. Children’s Bedtime Story -o- Burgess The Building of a New Home ARMER BROWN’S BOY gets up very early. Living on a farm he has to. But early as it was when he came out of the house, and the very first thing looked over to the cart wheel on top of a pole he had put up the day before on the edge of the Green Forest, he saw that others had been up before him and al-| ready were at work. Mrs. Plun- ger the Osprey was just alight- ing on that stick. Farmer Brown's Boy chuckled. “They knew what I put up for, have a cart wheel with a that thing “They build on heard the shrill and the cood sized stick. Pluoger on the he top of could hear them things over. said already begun to saw , , athe + piatiorm at t the tall pole. He talking Then tbey flew away One went in one di- tion and the other in another It Vv em ff sho , -4 — as ‘ s% i_-~ ‘ efor With another later Mrs. with a ‘roe ¢ sa Les eT al pe ared also lL wond: Farmer Brown's Bo: don't . ae ' e*, > . Litt Mid it riai use nest, when it no for old Which fell + ‘ blew Gow D >t hy re Was One %O anDswe! question Had he refully examined that old nest | Bight have : Mrs. Plunger preferred to hunt for new material. him suessed why Plunger and As a matter of fact they had looked over that old nest and had decided that there Was very little of it that would do. dy x a ‘ = - “They knew what I put that thing up for,” said he happily ny of the sticks in it had been so long that they were de- Cayed., “This is to be a new home and everything about it shall be new,” Mrs. Plunger had declared. And Plunger bad agreed. tois Mrs. arranging these first she wedged some of them in be- tween the spokes of that old She meant to have that new best tirm and secure. Plunger was content to simply bring the the and them for Mrs. Pluuger to arrange. They did a lot of talking about it as they worked. Hiow thos: - hee! : a% SLji( Kg: ,Pave work. the - 6 3 Was Lsie And how happy they were Forgotten Gistress they had thes had returned found their old nest gone. iD work. when They } other minute of the day worked. the pile of sticks grew. pext day. ered some old cornstalks. —— they It was surprising how It was just the same way the Piunger, flying over Farmer Brown's cornfield, discov- “Just the thing!” exclaimed Plunger, and picking up one of them he carried it over to the new nest. “Where did you get that, my dear?” Mrs. Plunger asked. * Plunger took great pains | sticks. | two big Hawks did now | felt | and | took time enough to go fishing | over ip the Big River, course they had to eat. for Connoiwcur, tel] us that is is a per- fect blend of unmatchable flavor Le LB. PKG... 49e Ort SALE ONLY of | But every | Plunger told her, and together they flew over to the cornfield for more. From along the edge of the Big River they brought rushes and water weeds that had been cast up op the shore and had dried. At last the nest was fin- isbed. Compared with the old nest it was small. That was be- cause the old nest had been added to year after year. They would add to this nest next year asd every year so long as they used It. When the last bit of materia] had been placed to suit Mrs. Pluuoger she gare a sigh of pure happi- ness. “Now, my dear,” said she, “we'll go fishing. We have a home ohce more. And until it is time for me to sit on the eggs we will bave here soon we'l) play a littie.”’ And this is just what do. they did au ‘ ij then pour on gradualiy while «tir- “ing constant]; milk. and add Gash of cayenne gnd two-thirds cup of grated cheese. the fire and add wolks of three ergs. ture into a Duttered dish and away to cool fold the three eggs, turn into a buttered baking dish, hot water and bake from 25 ninutes. Serve at once. ' What to Serve .. Tomorrow .’. BREAKFAST. Sliced pineapple. Cereal. Fried bread with map'e syrup. Toasted English muffins. Coffee, cocoa, milk. LUNCHEON. Cheese souffle. Hot biscuits, marmalade Melba peach. Nut cookies. Coffee, tea, milk. DINNER. Salmon loaf, tomato Boiled potatoes. Carrots and peas. Celery-cheese salad. Corn flakey syrup. Coffee, tea. milk Cheese Souffle. two tablespoons of three tablespoons of flour, 2uuce Mek id half cup of scalded Bring to the boiling point half teaspoon of salt, a Remove from the well-bDeaten Pour the mix- set When ready io use in the stiffiv beaten whites of stand it in a pan of to 38 Corn Drop Cakes. One quart boiling water. ene cup fine cornmeal, one-fourth ta- blespoon salt. ing water siowly sift the meal. stir- Into the pan of boll- ing briekly until the mixture is smooth. Drop by spoonfuls on but- tered hot griddle. {urn | side. When the patties and brown Serve with syrup. brown other ———E———E—EwEo ST. LOUIS POST-DISPANE eee — " quietness. for miles around. old heads were holding a had been sent for—that is, have seep Peter the night Before. What between the McTaggerts’ corner and his home? A dt» A man known to be And sharp lightning. } waters not far fromit. Blinded by tle lightning could he ly from the path ond been drowned? Could he have falieg a ing, they debated solemnly. man said always to be weak. storm coming oD. a leg? Men have they walked. Was he lying help- less sorrewhere about? If he was as weak as his mother always insisted, might he not have fallen. drunk, and tying in the way through- out the night, now be overcome by fever? Could he have been bitten by a rattler, and, asleep, died of the poison? have struck him? Men wondered, rather than dared to ask aloud, could there have been a drunken | quarrel. and blows perhaps tal. Wully suggested that he might be in hiding, but this was considered a simple from him, and anv tention. sugges! to come no one They all med to think that was his mother Peter was trying to get to. . Wully dared not explain what reason he might have for hiding. He wished he had not suggested such a thing. The young men came, and sub- mitted to questionings. None of them knew exactiv when Peter had arrived at O'Brien's There had been a fight at the saloon. Young Sprou! had still a black eye from it. and after Bob McWhee had knocked him down, there had been a few bad minutes when the on- lookers wondered if he was ever to rise again. It had been excit- ing, to say the leas‘ And men had been busy pacifying the two. After that, Peter was there ‘hough no one remembered to hare seen him coming in. He hadn't asked for anything to eat. He had irunken quietly. and been silent. Wally. who had been iwallowing his wrath as 0best he might ail the morning. as man after man came,out af pity. for Libby Keith. each man’s kindness to her making Wully'’s seem the greater sin against the mother—Wullry couldnt under- stand this atory about Peter's Peter gabbied, went noisily and on. And now, not a man who had seen his surprising return, Gould report def- inNely a thing he had said. H:3 hadn't really said anything.. Wul- ly’s brother John testified thut when he first saw him, he asked him if he had come back to see his mother. Libby Keith, listenin: with her harrowed soul. saw ro sarcasm in such a greeting. Peter just mumbled sometbing in reply. It had never occurred t John that Peter hadn't been home. le thought of course he had had supper there. It seemed strange one that John had desired » further intercourse with his cousin. His story agreed with tha’ of all the ethers. Hie had tarried but 2 Ww tninutes at the saloo: naturally, and besides. ¢! the storm coming on. He had cared enough for the familv name to co Peter started on hi the McTaggerts. The young McTaggart had sung Psalma scenely ail thay wav atong Peter had sat on the side of Wagon tle hadn't been too drunk to hold on there over all the jolt- ings John had im down atthecorner. Then the great honest roung McTaggert took wrt the story. and lucky inded it was gave it at- Se. ‘* av urally. He , 2 1aG to. h6mo ere “ 7° ;s way home with > - left } gettine PHONE YOUR GROCER FOR TOM-BOY RED BEANS HMealthfal, Netritices. Econemi- eal Feed Value. ames the peppy bran food assures perfect slumber. structible. Ask the salesman to show “Different From All ‘THE wire fabric is actually knitted—an exclusive “Never-Sag” feature. Yields and form of the body. Luxuriously comfortable and : Noiseless, sanitary and inde- Made in both regular and Adjustable types. you both styles of Spring. On Sale at Leading Furniture and Department Stores . Mfd. by Western Wire Products Co., St. Louis. Mo. Others” readily to the weight broken bones as <a INSTALLMENT THIRTY-ONE = HE neighborhood gathered at the alarm. . ther and mother were at the Keiths’, and the heads es Up and down the road the boys ro men were halloing and beating about, and in the kitehan consultation. Wully’s brother. John, net @& John—and all ‘he men who according to Gib McTaggertigg Could the lightning purpose . | twilight was gone. Lk. as the Squire. The ,e for him the great- aft his maturity. One by darkness the men had to ride home to their families. wiih no news. x ngs they had to thinx ip the swamps where “ pot beeb able to touca ees where the rushes elders waited # , and thick, with scarcely could bave happeniiiiemgh for nest of the cry- ‘ wbird atretches with no ‘ lost man, and no hope sing himself. ..- Keith. Isobel McLaugh- es ved in the kitchen praying. Except his » one prared as att ae by ! safe return as Isobe) e asked of the Aimighty er might oe found alive ough to take the shame ber good, innocent Wul- was brought home then ever, in the face grief. could she say that was a scoundrel: How ever endure not saying would be too bitter «4 2 Let God not give her to drink! If tervency brought an answer to quickly would Peter By noon Young Jobat - e the As sit A dark for his vrother that no one he had to say. Eyes @f : Whisky-selllng map = ‘vas anathema te licking sons and came volunteering They organized the divided into parties, venture out into the - of the more prot = were to hunt the O'Brien's, because ways wanting might have turned tet that direction. Someam through the ecresk a Wully chose to go withe Tarties towards tie’ because that woulé his father’s, and he warn Chirstie under to tell vet what shek ly because in that get farthest away The men spent a more unfathomable am women searched bal about the Keiths’ hog miles between that Aa corner, back anéd @ < down that road, ft yet ently and prare ww tle path of the day Bete great river bed of teal grass, hiding searched all iz through the Ketthe’s : and Mcdfaggerts’ barns { agein and again. Peter ll snate hope had been lation to Libby. who so stood the reason for it. lying down in her room, Isobel had besought but because she was no to stand up. Ieobel Jeave off her praying to good Father. She hoped ht sleep till morning. moon rose after mid- with the firet flicker of Libby came out of the tying a skirt about her. up in bed. ’s moonlight now,” said Evén from the doorway, tood in the darkness, sid hear her breathing. . Libby!” she implored. wee Jennie Price,” said bby!” protested Isobel, appeared out of f fgorn the mention of such somewhere. Likely somenme- Jennie Price was tween the house end Ge ar-old who had been lost They went over@iat ally till their childrens for supper. ‘ The men stopped ’ Let the women and the @ the chores. Let them ge Steaming ang weary they went on wit the sun set, till the ne 29 miles down the Wear or two azo. the women been think- mt bning. : ich she had home, Isobel Forty Where teeth blodge and th lead to come in- | the teeth. rheuma- be the ~ Decay vent this. that Milk agh, ceffec- iB the acids | decay. Made with P It cleans brings out j ‘Neutralizes , e teeth. It t S the peril | Way. | ‘S , een i ; read ys oe get some rest, but she | the day ané@ shrinking | groping about tor her | left in the ’ ' fervently | -— 2. wee eee - : : ; | LO EE EE OE re ee wes, wandering from ber — What Dut | .« e ?. ‘ardea i om her mothe “You can't ge out | You car't stand t towards Libby!” setiing wp. l erty rar: they had found the g¢' the mext spring. in a dred men would ss they had sought thro times. The mothe come upon tt. Had ¢t stolen away for some and flung beck iater ene would ever know “The wee bones ¥ Isobel!” “Spare us. Libby! grown!” The women wen' cown the road toget! when John MeCreat! milk, while yet the st ing. be beard Libby « ly. “Laimmie!’ Lai mother’s coming!” By that tizse men * to gather again-—mi on horseback, stiff tofl, bearded great y« dogs at their heels, ruddy, gaunt, rugge Lineoin, overgrown | of the very . smalie fearful mothers coul te let go into posmibl« Came waiking or ridi Keiths’ for 30 miles younger ones were s back to spread the : the roads towards to" obacure untraveled | te the cross State cos north. In the m« Wully had again ver gest that Peter had « cord gone back to t which he had so come. Again they consider his surcgest! hkely @ man should : a glimpse of those hi far to see’ The wh baffling. it seemed that no one had set That could haye hap such a day as the Fo the settlers were awa Wully wondered to h howerer, wily. if Pe aged to once, he would not to come again is sly eee that to tell wa come would ease the situa had no ifitention of be had proof that f ended the search. |! that tale oniy to jus

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ao ahaa ": Bs nye nee me a WOMEN a re ee ne a ee aa -—— = — - ~ - — ee ee o 7 ” ~ - = _ —_ - ~—_ A county seat in A semicircular base. Miediterran¢an sea. HORIZONTAL Roman god of war. (}’'r.) Places where two parts come together. Number. Malicious burning of another’s house. Biblical character. Shocking. Rested. Moderately wet. Entire man, body ruind. Oklahoma. Bring to court. VERTICAL Unusually. Extended exposition. Friend of written Cicero. toman comic actor. ‘ Plaguers. Broth (p! Sound. Limb. Negative. Rub ofl upon. Scot.) Madam (German). Smells, Fertile spot in a waste. Note of scale. Negation. Facility resulting from practice. Any powerful deity. ky cfurnish with an engine. A man who does woman's work, Town in Biberia. Testing of an alloy. Mirth. Cotton goods used . for overalls. Destiny (pl.) Deecendents. Globes. Leave. Exelamation used in double as a farewell. f and fajOlZz]>]z]- LIA ~-} >10 H 41-19 % ounce each of aleo- hol, spirits of cam Ahor, hartshorn pulverized charcoal, beating Pour into molds to cool. ° s . Domestic Wisdom. id Apply white of an egg to take the scald out of a burn. A little biuing in the water gives well, | @ sparkle to cut glags, Gelatine tn a food mixture ren- ders the article more digestible. Enameled furniture is nice for a _ ehild’s room, as it can be cleaned | easily. Clothes should be hung up to dry | in as near the position tn which | they are worn as possiblo. BPO LPL {SOLUTION OF | YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE »° th i ta i a a i a PP? BP BPO OL OP OV” is ‘4 AlHiA » 1D tA r 4 > 2k) i) Ge tad 4 Ee © L A iy Re (ae) 3 (a) BD UY Ti >in site) BIE a) a) Ba ae a Ai“ Pim lOl> 1 Di@ MiA+l-IT IMIS AL yIN = PIA DICI@ ~ + mM kitchen pottery have certainly run! riot in the way of colorings and also in new shapes that make them | indeed hard to resist. Some of the. imported wares are finished with nickel handles, rims and knobs. Some others are even prepared for electric attachment. Think of elec- trifying uw china teapot so that) the water may be boiled before the} tea is put in and of having the per- | colator in the china coffee pot. The | Popular tray service and the’ kitchen alcove breakfast habit may | be held responsible for many of | these improvements. Housekeepers have long felt the need of a paper basket in the kitchen and now there is one in the painted metal basket that a} bought to match the kitchen color scheme. They take a]? grocery pa- | pers and others that usually are a! nulsanee and fill up the garbage | bucket needlessly. The baskets | may be purehased in all popular | colors or made to order in al) the large stores, where household stuff is featured. The bread and cake box match the basket and so does the table oileloth and the shading of the linoleum. Peasant colorings and metal that ts ventilated. The boxes | are from four to eight inches high, | having a handle in the top of the! cover. They are frequently used as | motor luncheon boxes and thus serve a double purpose. They also come small enough for a single loaf | of bread for the kitchenetters’ use. | Nursery seis of plates, cups, sau- | cers, pap bowls and so on, are in the different enamels with appro- priate decorations and they wear very well even with comparatively hard usage. There is another inno- vation that may be mentioned right here and that ts the baby’s bath tub which ts also of enamel and decorated like the table dishes. The Oriental eomminations make per- Old Dutch makes es Te Swe. The solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow Peter was there ne remembered to have oming in. Ite hadn't aything to eat. He had quietly. und been aliv, who had- been his wrath as best l the morning, as man came, out of pity. for ‘each man’s kindness ing Wully'’s purpose eater sin against the through the Keiths’ and Mc wee Jennie Price,” said To Be Continued. and Mdfaggerts’ barns they again and again. Peter hads appeared out of existence. somewhere. Likely somewh@ tween house and the They went over that path cqgsses, wandering from her | ally till their children began@gme 20 miles down the for supper. year or (wo ago. What but | The men stopped not ever the women been think- Let the women and the childgggl the day and shrinking the chores. Let them go bning. ' sly couldn't under- | Steaming ang weary and Gms groping about tor her story about Peter's | they went on with their nt , ich she had left in the Peter gabbled, nat- (the sun set, till the last ¢limgy re went noisily on | twilight was gone. Now ® home, Isobel: And now, not | ) ho had seen his | bsturn, could report def- Ing he had said. H> y said anything. Wul- John testified thut rst saw him, he asked had come back to see Libby Keith, listenin: rowed soul, saw 1n9 guch a greeting. Pete: umbied something in ad never occurred ty Peter hadn't been home. of course he had had e. It seemed strange that John had desired intercourse with his Ftory agreed with that thers lie had tarrije) minutes at the saloo. nd besides. there wie PDming on. He had cared the family name to ga dG on his rts. The young Jimm had sung Psalms ob th way along. and Sat on the side of th hadn't been too drunk there over all the joli- had left him corner. Then the great @ McTaggert took uP nd lucky inded it —— bby!” protested Isobel, | es fyorn the mention of auch | ah | Jennie Price was ar-old who had been lost the _ ay Forty Phere teeth lodge and m lead to ecome in- the teeth. mdermined theuma- lay be the acid Decay ent this. tthat Milk ugh, effec- R the acids decay. Made with + It cleans . brings out Neutralizes teeth. It mS the peril today. 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COMIC PAGE Riba M ARC Hi “a VAGE 48 Ce ee aborrey rn a Re i ice oS aati a A i om crea Alte PE Le ae ee ee a ee ‘ ea I = oii he os 5 ES. OREO ON OT SR ET sl the ales tala Te ee Sys ana 2 a ee i 4 My) COMIC PA ee, G taal V, f omieseat Udy, A FRID G MARCH 6, Jb. 4, uuu! th. ” ol F#.. ‘See * sstaveh cisiaasaetiaadenmidenataadia Lcnasiliiesimmnaninnd Mattia ete 1 AP OS VI Ree ee HAD a Ce ene a ee ORAS Am a Yo AP A AR Aree : ote made he tad ss Ar oer ee “ 7. Aen vt age m 5 gE cx Pe * i . is ee rs 5 ie aioe aN pale 8 wen 1S abe - eet Sage Spor 4 4 vy : sl : _* e@K. us! Senprin, $e 3,ri « eee y va vat gamer at en “55-9 abbey > a “Ve Ss we ih uss vey) al BP at ae * - fe y ae 2 ate 2 \ mae ies si re 3 tet a gee ies s (aL shes, PR TS RS. a THE REVUE. cURAW into a temper tir * And tied a can to Slim Mc- him. 4% Henry Grew. t] take A six-foot-seven busher To majordom aspired. He sent him back to Tenn., And told him not to call He wouldn't pay the iron That Slim MeGrew required pose to be » iscie Shoa \Ii ti) is —— a See where has ve ape — — es " ov = se . ° atten. ithe tn, ei “ 2 ‘ & So rene ee Te - a mm ON ae roe hier BFA MN. SEBS ap oe ee eee . lik quors (Cjeve] that nise with aren een & did Sees ewes eens ek ia Sole the hi men, + atthe oy e + ea Sad ree! Sai “i PAA ia > Slim McGrew to draw bunch Graw, The point at issue quick) So, who vearned ] . . Tr of KRai@. ifrouil ‘ a \ic- A ~~ ot ‘ Ww SELELN lienry Ford never speaks in pub- lets his money talk for ile w ay it that Lncle Sam doesn't pur- land clu 4 e baseball]. The am , competitive endeavor. ' YOU'VE GOT TO BE DEAD TO GET REAL HELP—By RUBE GOLDBERG THs SPRING? 47 HOME OF YOUR OWN Let the POST-DISPATCH Real Estate Ads Show you where and how to get if. Pai JOSEPH GULP TRE ‘QUENTOCLR CF SALA BDRESSIALG, “AS BEOEAX CLAD | ‘TOO YEARS 445B we Srovred SOMETHING 7 PCS CET- VATE Bis 4 PIAS - wrens | a4 y_- wit, YOu; Oise % Low Afor, »S a OvR oLB FRIEAB, MiKE ZOOK,. 1S BDoWA) AASIS OUT AND I THIAkK WE OUGHT TO Bo SOMETHING FoR HIM To HELP Him ee FEET - WHAT WILL YOU | —_—— Road ~~. ee Chk IS GOLDEN. he is holding on we ~* af \ Wma ww neve WW we Fr, strong-armed out of ~. the use of intoxicating been barred by the b. It has been found iball doesnt synchro L f } 4 } j (GUA \ if hip-pocket ll in any athlete we line of 4 a ee RE eR te oe And hopped aboard the hui- | mer. He played his hand and lost trick he'll “Chic” Where J. McGraw stick Throughout . mer. And aguin becom: J will 1k ; .* the current sum . player of renown, Willie Hoppe’s Jake Schaefer Eloped with crown And let the titleholder down In manner quite surprising Although the champion failed cop And made a most e It won't be long till to the top Once more we'l! see him rising. LO gregious flop If Senior Jake could only take A little slant at Junior Jake, There is ‘no doubt that it woulu make. The good old boy feel happy. But while we never shall forget The prowess of the former vet .- We wouldn't be afraid to bet That Jake could beat his pappy. GOOD WORK. where President warmed up his inauguration by signing 1°98 appropriation bills, in- cluding the $41,000,000 rivers ; harbors measure Indicating (‘al isn’t as tight h ported. Ser (Coolidge for ais as been ~~ : ne Calvin might economize on paper it drinking cups but he is a spending money for wate: Neal bear on The man on th. residence restrictions deal like prohibition. sandbox are a They Sa Vs ir ape vc] don t i re ‘A ! it? \W/HAT MECTIC aa J \ ISN'T DEAD *) wo ics WAS!) er f st ? ; m ” a ‘ff 1AM SuRE SAN { HIS NAME ih 3 PAPER ONLY A FEW DAYS 4 : Reve lL, DIT psc ucted wount ¥ Sal tedly SAW ES cS . lt KNEW WAS SOME LE 7RAGEDY cre > WT VANE MUST AA ro 7 ICENENT > MARRIAGE amet J. in Rely $ ht, faile 7 tran - ~ i ly Hah rty it \ “Sy . RUBBER Boots: Py ‘ gS? ; that at one, restrict. ee -KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN» at of muse | belie, SINCE | TOUD ABOUT THAY HOw ! Was 7 RICH Poppa CUR ea SE pag RAE NDS AST pg ECS 0 5 Aled eects eS ee . ue Pm af WELL AAVYHOW 141. A HEPPY HEPpY Her’, A ene Ante te © rte irs ANCE TO TELL THe TRvrt THE WRT is SO SWITT AnwaAc THE SOUL - irs So AWE AMONG THE SPIRRIIK “eseesey ou * EVER THin DiS Rats SO rina a? CE r( ls PECRET am _ - um ge: ae ete wood fics - oe — — _ - + NIH Saracen sewage 1 en RSA en RR 7 Sade. Pasian ie Naa einany’ ee ‘ . ; , o 1 cypengpe a Orr site Deohy GUAR DEE A You a > OUT | - i re RL r Ow / ~\ 7. de 4 \ / if IT ee WHY S aud: Cie Wir HET Wwors “THE METTA FROM ; bhi atk. lal ’ ‘ Bld a! A | Was BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS _the er), ets “perce: ORS ese > Dig eet HAVE Ar YOU PEE COIVG AROUAD “TECUIAG EVERY BODY Apo ME. And teow You WERE (r0O‘nG@ To \VED *v force Poppa AND EVEOY TRAC HAVE AY Yor ae oF : : | -— rm foe, ee a ae TAX CUT aro GOP of Claims of William | 500,000 on Sale of Western Zinc Property. ; Boy ce » tliat iS reg over engineer en‘, in the Senate by mitte * shows that L. Valuation Mctonnell. allegedly, was Mson told the Senate Commit- fur: peaneon, or eft: ctive check up on these | Ctions« = Son then told the committee Int P ed the con’ aD rr) ® af With 77. NO. ‘CHORUS ( LAST NI SIGN ¢ Lowest teil LECTOR “exe's Mi (roaking ali 'winter can be s being at least. | the country th croak and oi FUND COL SL Show How Allow- ‘began to think Once about 19 dweliers had — croaks of the f) baimy atmosp! full-throated ct! xreen backs. "Twas a sure: ers deciared. ° | ture last night |hyrhest vester Weather Bure: ccoler weathe clouds, with ] eourse, March vagaries. Last | snow on the fir 'two years ago | | Saeed to 4 o1 -e Thompson Meant a > AILS OF LOSSES Say a Failed to Profits of Nearly. ‘oet-Dispatch Bureau, Pe os eek Sadie ‘LONDON PAPE INGTON. March 7.—Wil- Thompson, New: York | VERSE ON C and erstwhile plum tree British P 1 Republican campaigns, Comment o veral hundred thousand augui n taxes under Treasury (Copy ent rulings that were en- LONDON, Mi the. protest of auditing; ment continues the de- | testimony Codlidge’s ina; the Morning P the special | almost give us ithe United Stat | institution.” The Post. hk President's sta experts in according to e investigating the Inter- nue Bureau. (. Manson, spe- =——— ‘icea’s legions ‘s nsel to the committee, pro- | — : » the sword, bu! d records and memoranda | beads ‘ts edit \ ym Treasury files reflecting the, Goid.” Still nm ht made by experts of the Met-/are contained verse the Post Section to require nto pay taxes on $597,000/| “In hoc signo by hini from income on lows: of alleged stock losses. i “No empire ou “Where bioo sway: d Thompson, although re- requested, failed to pro- | te the required proof of losses. | “Thank Heaven hey also said that by accident it | he. found Thompson and a friend.| «}7¢re in the had sold zine Midwest for approxl- which they had for but $10,000, the “This doggone Don't need n | Our shield sha Boo OOo d to report any profit in cross. saction, contending there | Our sword th no profit because the SS always had been worth vas sold for. mptomatic Laxness.” CONVICT GET: “this case is an impor- Prison, Mi Bae i By the Afiso- ated hor only from the stand- | BALTIMORE the amount involved, but | é . t discloses a laxness which | Ployes in a dow e to be symptomatic, ini tained by Burt: king losses claimed as deduc-/| years old, a co! MUTT AND JEFF DOES MUTT’S WI 4 ‘land Penitentia a 5 , prright, 1925, by a Bareturn filed in March, |tioned by State FE KNOW MUTT? WE'LL SAY SHE DOES—-By BUD FISHER Dpsright, 1985, Ee © return filed in March | Gemee Oy Seats _ Body “THE TRUI? nz to Thompson, “made de-|information reg CiU rrr ITET AND yr Hons for losses on sale of stocks | enerprises whi CUAN m an ~ *K = was per SSS nid ~ : In Tomort Post-l He Killed His to End Her How a Color tified his a¢ why he chan, his attempt ; Millions at Sta Over ‘‘ Des Furnace Inv of George (1 gie to get ju porations wh is nothing in the state- ushed by the taxpayer,” “which would enable te make an “intelli- tn tions After Conference. *y Alexander, head of the urces Audit Division | | erna!l Revenue Bureau, * deductions-after a pri- i on Feb. 28, 1924, ” I rdige. counsel for : Reen erence f *) engineer or audit ° : stealing his “ho has the facts in the'| Gasten B. Me: “onsulted, Manson testi- ; man, and the ‘he® result that Alexander, Carried — A: i “ock deductions proper North Caroli accepted the unverified) | seld everyth : Opp mate that there had been towels to his WE HAVE OUR LITTLE ine ) 8S. ee HELIO WES THIS IS 1485 eee in sal® of the zinc ||) The of : QUARRELS - BUT AFTER ' Had > XA OWE T. AROYIMNO | NGG>Q SENMO THO'SF HAY SHE MEANS Toa i “ER WHO, ALL -WE ARE HAPPY: oo AHO DRESSED UP Con SY *enea Gnanuaniaenll | po oc ot EMMA LIke Fe ee, eee mA: r ePaee ” V C O.0. 6 enced to approximately 4 which. happ ME se ET: S me HOmrE Y¥ AUSCAND 14, ed ome year 1918, the year | and which b 2 se en a HOME NOW - | v"S Which net the tax was gy? The ae _ vor of darin; \ i ST 1M | “ey a produced proof’ ly. Here is Metals valuation section | deserved a 17 I] ee itioned the Thompson a : oe returns, checked | | _ — ‘ssessed ai tax of Queen — Beas a _ This breught counsel had baffled s alata 29 another conference shrewdest ‘ Retin — to which no rep-|| retribution of the metals section | | narrative f *Uditor familiar with the __ police files. mas called. ‘| A Novelist’s | tBrome His ee tn 34 ‘Mowrs =|! Thanes has 1 Of 34; eg ‘A RON-stOp | ing of bitte © Bertin es urge revolut - Dorner alj- sseteh eivatnaun tl — poli “nd one quarter hours, —s > oe ee | “aimed to be a record.