St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 13, 1925
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ~ a a ae RSP U8 Ee PA ert ye gree * —— 'nitely determined. Ferguson's fight to free his name * the imvneachment rights has extend- Close friends floor managers of the bill | |in the two legislative houses. ; | |large group of newspaper men and | photographers are | Ferguson affix a signature which, | —Police are investig: i gees affairs of Roy M. _ old, against whom a first ong Se somvee tang banal iivseae Ward: Liefling, Pe tener tar: deal. wee murder charge has been filed ie connection with the puponses Thecpes to her person- of Mrs. Dora Gage, Wednesday, Sev enteenth, ‘the Hote! Baltimore. H. Niederluecke. incum.. bent, Nineteenth Ward: wv lions, 2 repudiate the judg- significant of her administration. impeachment court by Held Unconstitutional. : _ saresgepietaagal the bill is eomgaes tol was defeated by merres Prom. Chevrolet agency late yester- | BE ixy informed police | basis of his i eae) t ce lepers Ward: | basis ¢ Ss impeachment, ; the American connected |was decidedly Twenty-seventh Ward. Final Appeals Made. Grimm, Judge Hal] Dieckman delivered their concluad ing addresses of the campaign | Grimm attacked his oppes Victor J. Miller, and said he “fired from the Police tion to hold any state office y is yet to be csatablished. question of its constitutionality was if « ee ; “giving a mortgage | its va-! buried he traded the | Piwo cars for a new The Iku Klux Klan was in the hey- Texas then anq | — sued an opinion flatly holding it to be unconstitutional. ed that bp rom will ‘Turner collected the insurance.” » Welle ve ; 2+a Aloe discussed the issues klan candidate and said he would carry out every of court and the his proceeds from it he ROSS» ‘TO TELL OF ANOTHER $75,000 THEFT FROM BANK Dieckman said he “had stona for business at the but would not tolerate it at 'Sta'te charge was dropped. Turner's preliminary cussed smoke abatement. set for March 28 by Alex D.: § Continued from ‘Page termination to -and surrender.” ithat would be best with him as he departed. “‘go over the river Clark assured him a Special course and shook hané , the circumstances of the al | purchase his notes for a} | cured by stock of | Jewell College in Snow Covering on Mount Ves eRe weniger By the Associated P NAPLES, Marc ~y 13. —The un customed sight of snow covering Mount Vesuvius greeted the Neos An almost unprece conducted later. = FLU’ EATS IN CHICAGO Last | McLain Sanitarium in the automo- bile of John mage of Morgan, * to keep intact the fund raised for medical treatment, use his own auto- of Washington, absent Tuesday, further that three Republican Sen- | 5 ators favorable to confirmation who | will be absent would be unable to} volunteered to Precedent of Tyler’s Time. Those leading the forces in op- position to Warren had not finally hours ending course. They were examining books precedent to satisfy themselves whether they would be on tenable ground lenged the authority of the Presi- a nomination had been rejected, One precedent for the action of Coolidge was found today. who had more diffi- Senate over selec- i tions for his official family Commissioner, Bee “*““|clared there is no real epidemic of isting in the minds of the police); _|as to spiritualists and fortune te?l- (ers, | , health authorities said, carelessness would | cause a spread of the diseases. The brought the total fatalities from influenza _— pneu- | monia since March POSSE CHASES BANK ROBBERS Thieves Get $20,000 in New Jersey , aa a ing that public deaths yesterday —_—— i the nomination of Caleb Cushing lof Massachusetts to be Secretary of. a after the Senate had ere = ‘rejected it on gave us the dress, but the women of America gave Paris the dressing. Any charcuterie in Paris will serve you with DINER SEIZED BY DRY AGENT Since New York Padlock Drive. NEW YORK, March 13.—A din- | cashier's wife, | and escaped in a motor arrested for the possession of —— ee awe ew ~ me | ee tem = ~~ NA ATHAN HALE’S PROFILE ON NEW Postoffice to Honor Revolu- as Spy in 1776. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 13. — A by the British at New York in New to adorn the new ‘*-cent post- iby Rela Lyon Pratt now standing on the campus of Yale University. The half-cent stamp is one <«f several new issues made neces8arv under the recently created"changes in postal rates. ; ’ ee ee mobile to make the trip, if others 5 aia 4 : ot ete ‘ing railroad fare. Money was ‘promptly donated for the gasoline sand the long drive was made. Today Willie is able to stand Both knees and one foot have been straightened and braced, and he [has been provided with crutches. | Willie's last message to the folks at home said he had fully learned | how to use the crutches. | re - , 7 a ; - Y x : PORTE Fy eae: ; " So i ell dil An emi Oak a A ter te OBR SLO SS LEE LENE IE, FIG —— SPECIAL <& nie Am a Ladies’ wx nat JEWELER 2@ Floor Oriel Bidg. 316 N. SIXTH ST. Open Until 8 P. M. Saturday i “ ; ® eel a r . wy PT ROO SR mier t Salad DRESSING | — Recipe book on request to F. H. Leggett & Co., New York TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO diner was the first cabaret tron arrested since United States Bh tend yataaeee mn gsein ated One Charged Dropped, i SECURITY | — iesedwat's white ‘serving summonses NATIONAL BANK OPEN TO 5 P. M. Eighth St.—Opposite Old Post Office 7 wd * —— | SaRounces that a — to ) produc e $2500 bond, } Library of it Official Killed. Ww ASHING TON Tollef B. Thompson, of Documents ‘the Library of Congress, was killed Riverdale, Md., tignore & Ohio Railroad train. was attempting to cross the tracks. Thompson had C.ithe faculties of a number of uni- I Mi Masters. and who had assumed | versities, including those of Mary-. land, South Dakota and Minnesota. INDUSTRIAL 806-08 N. 6TH ST. OF STREET — BETWEEN SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, Automobile Accessories—A Few Money-Saving Items Storage Batteries A quality Battery with extra heavy plates, lock terminals and set in solid rubber case. This Battery can be furnished with radio or automobile terminals and carries an un- conditional guarantee for one year from date of purchase. "Margh 13.—Dr. a P records failed Masters had married Miss Ep- eee held -posts on | ee ee ev ewe ee eee eH ee ee ee eee HARDWARE COMPARY MORGAN AND FRANKLIN MONDAY AND TUESDAY Two-Knicker Suits In Which Quality Leads Wy at an Extra Low Price. Aer aanfare LA Just see them yourself. You never saw better ones within dollars of this price. New colors, new styles. Made just as In the newest patterns. IN NER TUBES, iL DOUBLE- BAR AUTOMOBILE BUMPERS fully nickel-plated; arty atehet tated lifetime guarantee: PAINTING SUPPLIES. Ready-Mixed Paint (,00d grade bed aw aray. boys like them. ee CARRIERS With Extra Knickers Special for thix sale; oo enables us io well this Boys’ Novelly Sweaters, Special, $2.75 PURE LINSEED OIL BOYS’ DEPT.—SECOND FLOOHN. } _ (Bring sour cane:. Paint Brush id stock: set in rub Six-inch «tee! biade, handle fastened = three leruec brasa rivets. eer y Complete Line of Fishing Tackle at Attractive Prices Carefully and Promptly Filled NELIN AND FRA £ THE NEW Mail and Phone Orders EAST SIDE OF STREET — BETWEEN MORGAN WATCH THE (INDUSTRIAL, ~STAN-NOX Werner & Werner Clothes for Boys .% $ Two Knickers and Vest
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IAzL INVADES COVENT GARDEN Theater te Be Used as Dance Hall. Be aie Theater because of its lo- ; —_ officfally known Opera House, under the spell of jazz EN OI REINS TE MeL al season of opera The —" sce -DISPATCH alone pee a Ra ES ee ae has : A ee ee, ——_ — = — n= - ~ -—- ‘ame popularly known as Covent! eation near the famous market |.' place, has had waried experiences, .| having been used for opera, drama, ~reus, ballet, pantomime, revue | aad films. During the war it! eerved as a storehouse for 1 ‘gyre from other buildings penned ever by the Government for office purposes. 7 8 ee 2 ae one nad Sahitte Span enialiindeel init REI ET, LIS I LOE PL oe Le LT eee CM BE) ce oe : RD eS ia ie ea sli, MAS Rema ren al eee 3 Kote 1 the Sets a aay eae ws . ae > \ . a Light-Weight “Breezy Brogues”’ for Men—THREE NEW STYLES 2 “Hi-Gear’ —‘‘Hi-Card’ —“ Hi-Speed Each a distinguished Spring model of rich, mellow calf- skin in the new shades of light tan, also in fine black calfskin. These Shoes will appeal to both young and old—smart looking—comfortable—durable. ice: re Baten ST EET RL Me oR I CNT TE LNT IIR SLOT LIS OT RR a aa RN TP ei eee es oad PPE MI Rellgg SNe eR RO ER A i te rR WONDERFUL SHOES See Our Other Advertisement on Page 28 A — ——— ——) — ) ——————— — —————_) —() ——__— (-} —(-) —__-§ = WE f PNES re) Buy a Pair Saturday. Actually Worth _ 420 N. Sixth 716 Olive 6118 Easton (Wellston) “A ee EE TEENS ee ST aS ERP Teen Pn eon : Rte apts oP oy ~ acta — eee - DE RE CONS GEN ie ha Net Sie 8 His PEDROS 2 ap gs 25 94 ENTRA HARDWARE COMPANY 811-813 N. SIXTH ST. L MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS—CALL CENTRAL 4400—WE DELIVER GARDEN RAKES The Vise for Every Need BOW KAKE—Solid steel (:ARDEN §PADF—Made ef ceed «tre! jaws Mmeasnre St. fitted ako with The Famous MU Other colors at slight advance. Auto Top Dressing The famous Whiz Dressing renews and waterproofs mohair and leather tops: pint can * 65c the swivel base en- shies the Vise to be eet at any angle 'SPADING FORK—Solid steel Spadinz | vod pounds. Spertat for the ote. Locking Door sme Fer Ford Ceupes and Sedans. set for 2 deors $2.49 Garden Wheelbarrow Socket sence Set The Set consists ef 15 sockets. jeiet and ratchet CLarce Garden Barrow: areund the home. POULTRY WIRE case. Pach piewe ix fully cuaranteed. Special for this sale AUTO HORN Powerful moeter-driren. 6-voelt: special $2.85 TIRE COVERS 95 Made of ge ney om in black with white bead; sizes 30x31, te 3555: special... $1.29 Miter Box With Saw Made of Ne. 19 & eee 9,¥ ~Fatata* att 696006 4 YYYey 7 4 ry e ’ sortment: ry , a. 4 ~ 4 = = > « . a ‘ 7 C . , at . » e ~ - NS o = - ‘. 6-Ft. ae Rule Rutland Patching Plaster GRASS SEED ‘tially priced as follows: KPENSTLCRY BEL E 45c *. $1.25 °. $2 \ streng and pewerful lift. heavy leag with thix Heixe. Steel a Shears EXTENSION LADDERS ders of «pecially LAWN FERTILIZER | HIDRATED LIME SHPFEP FERTILIZER— erent Roofi ing Lawn Roller green enameted Keller has for filling with water itgy 45 “$i. 90 A a, AE TT an ENTRAL HARDWARE CO. 811-813 N.6th St. BEEN FISHIN’ YET? SPLIT BAMBOO —With extra A, ghey omnia $1.98 UuLK CASTING (- P 4 LINE— "5 yards. 39c MINNOW BUCK- —— Pe Ts—tLli- coasts. Breaking the one-man filibuster conducted by Senator Copeland (Dem.) New York. the Senate made a unanimous consent acree- ment to vote by 3 p. m. today on , the treaty Filibuster Is Abandoned. Copeland abandoned the fi! bus- ter suddenly at & p. m. vesterday yielding the floor to Senator Ship- stead Farmer-Labor), Minnesota, another oppo: of the treaty, who spoke an ‘Sie “Fighting solely for principle.’ and conceding that h would be ratified if brought t¢ vote, Senator Copeland did no abandon his announced intention or oe Ww te /of speaking all night until leaders | had brought about a parliamen- tary situation in. which he was obliged to speak continuousiy without permitting anv interru: ‘ion, in order to hold the fioo: Man and Daughicr ee to Death. Special to é¢ Pomt.IMepatcn ANNA. lil... March | 3.—Cy ri Johnson, 26 years oid and his daughter, Emma Jane. 5. were burned to death early yesterday at n¢ir home near Dongola The home and its cor tents were burned Johnson. a so * County Comn si seed: Weck tha nsen,. while owt au- , | tomobile ri ion ran out of gagolin: and borrowed some which he ang Into a Kerosene c " mi ease in, making a m (Ure. which he drained fro: “ . : ry hy * : machine ahd i EnCing @ Kitchen stove fire the can exploded. He and | the child died in a Cairo hospi: i : i '¥ ’ oh DAD hhh heh hha RILAAAALTS L, eveevWewev eve ee ee eek ee ee eee —— Se eee, =e ee + ee ee ee ee eee ~ —— a ew _ — eVeeeWsustd Seevet aussie WOStesTTeTtT TTT LAL AAPA. ATE) SECTS EIT TTS eWewdweve Vee duuue = a _— — ~-_ - ae S Pm ‘> 4* i? ~. = ~ C ~, + a = — S — 3 ~ ~~ ~* & ~ ~ Pa v ~ = ~4y a =" ) Q ~~ = j 1 & os 7% 2 —~ Pm oe % a = | S % | = Pj 2 ~_ % ~ S 3 .~ 2) a | ‘> ; SATURDAY SUPER- SAVINGS Madras Union Suits Shown in many weaves and patterns; values 9 Wi Men’s Pa pee An extra value in fine-qual- ity madras; white and col- | Ofe;s Geee Welue.....'...... e Men’s Silk Hose Pure thread silk, in black $ and colors; all sizes; 75¢ 2 Pairs 1 ef 2 @2@ €& 2 626 ee @-Oe 868 8 8 8 6 8 es @ Swiss Knit Ties In a beautiful array of new patterns and colors POTT OOCERE Ot. ..... «0k dan ; 1.00 ‘| Werner & Cerner | Qual ty Corner ~ Locust at Sixth 4 FRIDAT. -- MARCH 13, 1925. FRIDAY MAR CH 13%, ==> The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the . a 4 ‘ FOAP ARREARS RRARAL EER AR ARERR FERRERO RAAPRPE EERE EER oa . a. " RAMPS ARAAAAPRPAP RRR PR ss PAPA PAPAPARARS FA RARAP SFR FAP ARA RAPS ARPA RRA RRAM SR AAABAR “Perfection” . Blue Whit wor Diamond Ring derfully “brilliant Beautiful Blue-White Diamond. Ring is Diamond. Ring is Soin 14k. Green (;old With Solid White Goid Gold ; neotei mount- r rai Solid 1s-k White Gold ‘ popular Saepecment ring x —_ tn et a, li, a eee ee St A + NN . ~~ PERERA PARAS 7 VY. " kK | | C 4) | I The and i ail HT wy Wirt” WANT TO GET MARRIED, TOO WUCH FUN'’—Tenor solo. Billy Jones. ra d ‘TY? ft) o” —— “DONT 1. Ove ae Here are Four Records you will enjoy or wl Peay Fox Trot. Finze! Ar ad rus 0 ‘hariot te Meyers uy BABY (. sRANDE— ‘ro ts Urcne a ‘Record No, 40298 | rT) or aon iv ones —s Record No. 40299 16 inch singe we SA LLY"%—Fox Trot. Vie \ ss Aft ere 4 powr [WANT ME. STOP DOGGIW met VY Dre ox 7 t Vie Mevers’ Atlanta Orches- Record No. 40281 — a ed | \ RED-HEAD MAMA Reh = YI ¢opators iTors | mul Popular Fox Trots “LAFF IT OFF” | “ain't My Baby Grand?” on OKeh Records HM i | | | | Hii | * RELATIONS, I LOVE Bill J Cc rw HAVING Solid $160 Octagon shape; engraved. Other Exquisite Diamond Dinner .. ~~ ANY MORE"—Fo ‘horus bv Billw J WE CENTRAL Fs amous- Barr Co. Supreme oe > { F “paler - €. €e : nein ) “Thies Seeeie Co. The Artophone Corporation 1103 Olive Street DIisTRIBL TORS Home Phonograph Gold nan Brees. ISLS US ’ | } Hi Vagner F eenhinne (oe tcrimm “" F. te If i7-l419 &§ le VA =i ’ “~ -—- Helland Phonecrash (oe. is «= a Be wiway ST r b. Baker Music House WE SIS t S. Grand |} Emerson Music Shep Alten. ‘S22 Easton Av The Piane Exch ° * ance wee VMiesxic fC J 4 kh fae heret . > ot oul Tod 4 . va Ww Third ar NORTH Music Shepope. ™M “yr. Odeon Records for Eu ropeen folk somgs and classics OK eh Records for ceancing song hits and o'd-time pieces— DEON Records the 1uSsi¢c. | Eurcrean > f tnternre tional tame. These im | RECORDS an unbeatable combi- © Genera! Phonograph Corporation SW 4th St.. New York City the favorite records of hg ? $18.75 soos (;saaranteed ! ¥ SOUTH Minnis mewchtneg fe . 8H} — ‘ ,ermak ’a et ‘-ranite Citys. ae P ae awd NR en Watch Our Sade Windows for Special E remAédetles flesigns and estimates for spec’al orders « swan Will ‘all OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9:30F . POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening giving Associated Fress news service. FTIs BROS. & CO. fat > : iy. es a oe a eee ee " aes eS ie he dk ite Guns fe mya? Pee, tone ey AN ant ee r. / 7 ge Be a= iy.” Se Fe * et Lam > i ee TONS 5p evan . “er * Sit SS te > J ze) d *) a wy SP cc Cae, 3 a r 4 Pe i + ae ‘a " eee as - A 4 , ‘ Pos) , . ang CREDIT LOFTIS Invites You te Open a Charge Account, Will Find It a Great Convenience all Through the ¥ The purchase of a Valuable, Genuine Diamond, fine Watch some Jewelry, Silverware, etc. . is not an everyday c ix an “Event” long anticipated and long remembered, Such chase lasts a lifetime, is handed down to the “next in red ‘oo HE young waman, the “Bobbie” Suit z should carry the prestige of an old established, reliable ' 3 — a with a guarantee that is backed by years of satisf a wardrobe—it isa costt n to the public. Such is the HOUSE OF LOFTIS, founded pas ' sions. This new Suit three-quarters of a century age, and today the largest of in the world. Compare our merchandise, compare our Quality and. You will realize that you get more than your money's LOFTIS. This is vouched for by thousands of satisfied ¢ in every state in the t nion. You are invited to come ig acquainted and let us show you our exquisite Diamond-seg Gold and Platinum Jewelry—direct importations. _ skirt with short jacket trimmed in mannish ve _ favored material—it sh . gray, rose and tan. Siz ™~ \ \\\l} WZ \\W/ SS oe _ Ensemble Suit A true costume eff which combine a fanc trimmed in rich emi 14 to 18 years, in an “Muriel” Laottis Carved Solid 18-k. W hit: Also $75, $125 and $150 Lise $50 to $1000 “Colette” lhamend Ri Bluc- W hrite Diamond Solid 1%-k. White t,eld Biue-White Dta- mond. Ring ts Solid 1S-k. White Gold, elaborately carved Broad prongs hold! the Diamond. $67. 30 $269 | _ ——— + — Silk Dres: $10 to $1¢ A diversity of styles anc tured in this group. Frock Arrange Your Own Te ing the popular prints and NO MONEY D OV , chine of high tolors. Mo ae asin m oie a " . : =: Frocks of exceptional qual Di d Di Ri =e fine tt. ss ' amon inner IN@ Rivewnite « \i/ rally, ale toy Pamonda. >> ud We es y - chore of _ tad, _ ne svrn- : thetic Sap- 4 phire crye taline Em- Pra a ar *“ y nthetic # Rudy nS Solid “1S. *k Zhi “ ie Beautiful, brilliant Blue White Diamond in center. surrounded Diarronds, all Blue White’ ———e fy Color, pertectivy” matchea| DIAMOND CUFF Platinum material, gie&ming satil _ Shade so highly favored conceals an elastic gore the most appealing of arriving in the footwear Rings. £225 and U p. White Gold Wrist Watch RAILROAD WATCE (aaranteed to Pass I = » , ‘ * All standard amkes at Lowest oa FR es {Angular WW riaf VV atch Selid (-aaranteed frem thre factery te if-kK White Gold 16 Jewels. Our prices are lower than oanee » Children’: - Smart Spring Style : Two-Strap Pi | illustrated below, exploit: _Salf with brown calf trim | Sraps. This pump has a | _ in misses’ sizes, tr'4 to 2, § 4 to 7; $6.00. : eSmart Oxford: in the newest shades of « “tip and soft toe; an excell School wear. Children’s si 2 . : : . et¢vta oO. White Gold and Green Gold Wrist 992 Watches. Extra special values at $15 and up Diamend-Set Wrist Watches at All Prices. “Shelltone” Toilet Set Ramilten Ne. oo! — 21 Jewel. ed to 5& pesitions eric ty °5- year . “aranteed « = The Toilet artis if s are al full filled °5 year 1/ stan re y / > andard i 3 Kigin’s Latest Ra Sizes, 1114 to 2, $4.50; grow grooved-edge patte and mir- ad mat mente, - or is DeN : at. Sis ( case, ing. Gold-fiMed , 5x 14 an tee “$33 50 EASY CRED Ta MS aR A a Watches repaired. Diamonds remounted. Od jewelry Fe ow i or “write for Catalog 993. Phene. Bell, Main 9) oF OTHER DAYS TILL 6: :30.
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- 6 a ; - Aa a ZRIDAY, P yancit 13, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has.57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ALA TA Ls, 1935. ae . , ; ee ES ee ee - - . STN PGS 5, a Rn, aR cer asttas Xe, S. & Ma\aeeE \\\ "| ks | arom 7 | t 4 ENYA Ley ‘. \eyh ee oe. | ine Diamond, fine Watch, hand. If ; fo. Nee tind Ait ee vy ‘ ois ‘ THE opular accessory for the Sprin costume is Snot an everyday occurrence |] Mf FFSHE young woman, small in stature, accords A Ni SR | BS a ; | LS PSHE mode is clearly divided this season—the M. al Choker Neck! In thi 5 ial sellin long remembered. Such a ig * 99 : . ° : : mannish lin f d ~ er pees waned! hes 043 ; rn i . down to the “next in line any || ge the “Bobbie” Suit a first place in her Spring és are tavored for an ever-ready we offer an extremely attractive selection, including old established, reliable house || ME wardrobe—it is a costume practical for many occa- garment of a busy day. Business women and |! filigree designs, fancy and plain beads, in Roman, En- : young women in school approve coats of imported glish, polished and dull gold and silver finishes. All by years of satisfact« ‘ e ° IS: OF LOVTIS, toundet pi 8 sions. This new Suit combines a wrap-around ' » & tweed, fashioned double-breasted,’ with belted exceptional sitenicge Oe Dept. and Square 1—Main-Fieer.) back and short velvet collar. Shown for the first and today the largest of its king |] a skirt with short jacket made on fitted lines and | ia ° “ ' 1 mpare our Quality and Pri 3 trimmed - mannish velvet collar. Tweed is the time Saturday, an inclusiv f odel re | ces. 11 @ favored material—it shows high tones of green, trom the tig Size t . - his ee ee | . 1zes 14 to 18 years. than your money's worth from . 2 thousands of satisfied customers If - gray rose and tan. Sizes 14 to 18 years. u are invited to come in and ret . @ : our exquisite Diamond-set Solid | t importations. ‘ _ “Spuntex” Hose Spring Frocks, $35 to $95 | Of Chitton Silk New Frocks of georgette, crepe satin, crepe de chine and crepe romaine are trim- | s .00 Pai med with colored laces to match. Printed am 4 air chiffons share in popular favor. Sizes 14 to 18 years. R appearance and wearing . (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) - qQality, Spuntex Hose are highly recommended. Made of an exceptionally clear, even New Spring Millinery weave silk, chiffon weight, | with high spliced heels, double | Displaying Late Vogues in Diversit _ soles and reinforced toes. Semi- Diamond Ring %, bg — s y . fashioned style, silk to the gar- One brilitant Blue ; i | Sizes ~ 1 6 7 5 « ¥ ter welt. In black and all the ein fenie en A Bt e f | 1% favored Spring shades. Ring ts | | tif 12 tol6...... $ ] , ) OO ;o. 8 é (Hosiery Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Maln Fieor.) eee s a e in ro. 7 a, : ' } { ern it ee = ii} | i it Ensemble Suits, $59.50 to $195 { ; A true costume effect is given these Suits hk which combine a fancy dress coat elaborately trimmed in rich embroidery or fur. Sizes 14 to 18 years, in an exclusive assortment. (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) | 2 . * ri 5 : ’ Te Paes ee SORT 5 ica seen Sen ol os Pr RP Mig be fs . oy oe ee 3? Subs as - ( 5 - 2 _* seme A Se J ha rj . Wy ‘ C we fat Ge et a boheme Ra A Fh BOE CIES I a 2, Seas Nee IM EN oS wil aah ade 3 ‘ C oS Hr NA » | @ _Jaunty Juniors’ Tweed Coats ¢ a IPRs Feld, autifull ai . . en cial en a ee NEW shipment brings these smart Coats for the junior eS girl—the doublé-breasted,,.man-tailored tweed Topcoat. | Becoming to her lithe slenderness is the straight line with . :, ° ° } belted back. Black velvet collar and pockets accentuate — arrivals from the East bring an . ‘ | oilet Articles the vivid tints of the cloth. Harmonizing cotton sateen inciusive assortment in new modes for : 7" lining adds warmth. all occasions. The Dress Hat ‘with wide D; i Special for Saturday brim, flower trimmed—the peaked crown “ie topped with flowers—the tailored Hat—’ baie ait eden Beak tahasio ak eee Flannel Spring Coats the smart felt—your choosing may be dis- Palmolive Talcum on ‘ “et oe S Twin Bar C Castile Soap, made by the manufac- For the 6 to 10 Year Old Girl criminating. The new colors and blacks cadens al een Se Sele eh alien. Sie ola py OS ] 1 7 are shown in intriguing variety. Fanchon Face Powdefas.u..'.,.:++sccsccsscsccceeses 3ac f s 5 am / f Me, Se Carmen Face Powder..,...... Pee me \ v; a = ; " ‘ itol Tooth Past Powder; 17c, 3 for : cntiyn” NG F Flannel in hizh colors develops these Coats, with Trimmed Hats, $5 scone fh re Aorta yeh: Ivory White Toothbrush Holders Diamond Gs a : . : : Rin ie x correctly flaring hem and tailored lines. A pip- : At this modest Grice vou m ; Sanitol Face Cream vi , | @ ing in contrasting color is the only. trimming. ion al , > P . ay choose a Hat most stylish. The pokes, Cato Anti-Pyorrhea Tooth Paste Blue- White a); 2 : Sten) mechan wad to ee elective detail. Full - the rooping brim Hats, hairbraid, and Milans are featured. Included Listerine Tooth Paste solid isc fall iene “Genden. tale : ; | are tailored and fancy models, some with silk and straw in combination. Elcaya Complexion Powder .........s0see ties cn aite gil @ nassau B- You will want to choose early for best selection. v2 ee Creme Elcaya, original . z8e (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) hy Lf : | ° ' ‘ ' ae Silk Dresses Jumior Suits Girls’ Hats ~ School Hats $2 & $10 to $16.75 $25 to $45 p 5 ¢ $9 3 A 1 98t $3.98 | An Attractive Offering of we : - » % O is O o : | iniedet i . In thes h he tri - . r Own Terms ee jc ReMtAE dibs box cock, se de-al | Adaptations for the little | . For the active girl durable Stationery ® tured in this group. Frocks of silk show- | , . . DOWN ® ing the popular prints and plain crepes de to the young girl, and ensembles of kasha girl, 6 to 14. The becoming . Hats made of Milan, Milan # chine of high colors. Modest prices for and flannel with plaid frock and plain coat. off-the-face poke and drooping hemp, suede and leather. Their 29¢ Box ' These are two of the season’s best modes brim, simply fashioned in straw 4) smart tailoring in the new col- @ Frocks of exceptional quality. er ” and fabric combinations. H\\ ors is most practical. | WHltTE and tinted papers in (Millinery Dept.—Third Floor.) an attractive variety of plain and fancy stocks. Twenty- thee San Ce ee T ad i 99 1 O , : 994 em f heets and twenty-four A OR | &6& o- 77 ; our sne y Pee, ise § he u Ora ; $ 3 | S ab el - envelopes to a box. Four boxes SES FETS Spc . | : Ee. ; for $r.10—at this price it is * v nthetic @ ~ ‘ - - 4 Ruby aN | In Black Satin and . reais : Sk e wise to anticipate your needs. “Narcissa” “QM |] Blonde Satin : ~~ . irts | | ee - ee Two fine ; Blue-White | THamondes (Jaunty Junior Section—Third Floor.) g eChoice of es ee Oe ee ee ee a ee — hae Minti « ro om “= PA or r! ame anes e ea) eihawe oo re bh aati on mt SS a : ty ba a he vet : = 4 } RAILROAD WATCHES (uaranteed to Pass Inspection All standard makes at Lowest Prices. {,uaranteed from the factery te you. 2 Our prices are tower than others for 5F- High-Grade, Guaranteed Merchandise. 7% | Octagon shape; engraved. Platinum on Diamonds. Be Made From One of the (Main Floor.) : ° ° becoming lines. Expert tai- Diamond / | ahi \\) HS ory \ 3 ‘ HE Eudora satisfies the i ei hy \ Express the A A\ ‘Deedee for something new Lah | ri Correct Colors i | At 2:30 P. M. ae” aan . ore tm of 1 | a 8 | @= 3 . DIAMOND CUFF LINKS]| § |e na Re melt ae BAA Se | $ y.95 Saturday—The Last Day of the Demon- solid White |] J Material, gle&aming satin in black and the blonde weft] | Q= strations—A One-Hour Dress Will i: 2 ; roves this new vogue wi C5 $25 ‘ Se tee doetecar te * ee gu constantly adh et llr Shans Gee Porto Rican Hand- ; : i ling in practicability and PE" 4 q failing in practicability bey Drawn Dress Lengths Handmade Blouses loring characterizes this jay ’ 2 9 r group, which flaunts the col- , pk ee « 95 Children S Footwear. To Complement the Guimpe Skirts ored border on flannels in 565 1 BE | a : the newest tints— é 4 — Mot, _—— 6 TS ee IE tk Py wet A . =) Re seas wy Jewels ' Smart Spring Styles Attractively Priced Special $ Lanvin Canary Sage Poudre Blue — ATURDAY’'S demonstration of the ONE-HOUR . , Flemish ' Monterey Tangerine . DRESS, by a representative of the Woman's In- Other models at $6.95 stitute of Domestic Arts and Sciences, will feature the : Two-Strap Pump, $5 and $6 | . ~illustrated below, exploits the smart preference for tan ATISTE trimmed in hand embroidery, nen ee Pedra ager dager Pye sy ee “lf with brown calf trimming around the collar and “real lace or hand hemstitching—thus ( d ° S ial S r tear Sastion. peg This pump has a buckle attachment, and comes briefly may we a ros ee te — an ¥y pec sl . gp ee | - 10 Misses’ si , ; ee s i oppers Saturday. ese lengths come in she , " M@isses’ sizes, 1114 to 2, $5.00; growing girls’ sizes, 2'4 which will delight thrifty shoppers y Assorted Nut Rolls, 49c Lb. dress linen, a beautiful assortment of solid colors, ;* 1, $6.00, A ONE-POUND box, specially packed, contains a most each including enough for a Dress in any re, with i rtment of Nut Rolls, including almond |, beautiful hand-werked designs placed sb they will ap- apn gn Fg . - pear at front and back of the Dress and on the cuffs. High collars, Tuxedo collars, tailored col- 3 : . lags, Peter Pan collars are details which ‘ | _. iSmart Oxfords, $3.75 to $6.00 | oe M these Blouses particularly appropri- fudge roll, milk chocolate pecan roll, log cabin roll, pine- _Haniilion No, 992-31 Jewels. Adjust 1} Ge IN the newest shades of calfskin, with perforated wing | ate for the new guimpe skirts. The Blouse apple caramel nut roll, butter cream Brazil roll and cara- . , ;' | mel cream roll. These delicious sweets are specially Living models will wear Dresses made from “it to & positions Gold-filled . 4 : “S-vear guaranteed case ® } . i f t bl . t Nina an special —21 osie | ea apt excellent Bho of page for dress or e — se. Fonction Sloupes page ae a . .4g9t; 2 Ibs., 95c these lengths, in the Wash Goods Department isAdiusted to 6 pesitions. Golm- $50 a Shoo i ; ’ : : : ; , ’ ° - ° ' . : j gd re es He So 5t, eos and B8. Chocolate-Dipped Saturday Special, 39C all day turday. The demonstration occurs | filled “@S-year guaranteed case.. ; & _| Figin’s Latest Raymond —21 Jewels. “ 1} Ge Sizes, 111, to 2, $4.50; growing girls’ sizes 21 to 7, $6.00 at 2:30 to 3:30. Line" Gola tined 0 year ewer" 7 75° rows © Pirates as Strawberries, 69¢ 2 Lbs., 75¢ “Te a i re nn en aay ieaeen ton *t A Saturday treat, cOmbining Fresh Strawberries, in cream EASY CREDIT TERMS 7 New Peasant Blouses PB tase thickly coated with one pound of asSorted choco- Lecture—10:30 to 17:30 tenn 6 ee & ey eae (Square 9 and Candy Dept.—Main Floor.) 14 Fleer?
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; ONE ITO EE pe fg Nt tne tes, Sst gat eae peep “Mee ge Sad cia” sees “ ¢ . a . ; & J ene — ) sgt 4n we ail Bee as " sp Re - CONN SANE LT Te ed roe ~ os » Noes ak Seek ¥y P Oat Bian, c 4 y ae Te ee Pits neal Om he FS apple eda aia SE je Real ess: SN mee - Oe en ce ee a ae Pere er BE es here ae ee ers = : oles ¥ nwo “We drab die ETT OT a AY my a ‘ ah! tate MF iii “ay: Se x ® HS mipad . gs bic sive ' Mise him (Quimby) when he could 6 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_ er FLM PUT AT $7500 §° Movie Man Says He Paid [hat Much tor Oklahoma Privileges. tej) Pree TRENTON NX J March i“harles k. Mvt« fron the West and hoxer TN) i“ movie forme heavy weight teatified rederail Court today , the ft (;eorge I. Tex) Rickard and five d bv the Government iilegally transport nposeyv-( arpen- th la DMenipsey &€ MANARS ; ECiiing educea rate on the state rights o the fight films for Oklahoma Mivton said he had Oklahoma rights in‘ partnership with “Rill: Tilehman two-run Sheriff and old Indian fighte Myton related that he ha eC. Quimby of the F. |. Quimby Motion Picture Corporation in August 1921. at his office, and that he had entered into negotia- the state rights for Okla- homa. A« ‘the rate was too high, he said. he went to: see Dempsey and Kearns at the Belmonr Hote! Kearns, Myton said. gave him a note to take to Quimby and the film rights were finally acquired for $7509. “In Valley of the Shadow.” Mvton was asked by Asaistant Attorney-General. Sager whether Tilghman is living and r@plied. “He absolutely is not living. He passed into the valley of the shadow last November.” “Into the vallev of the shadow?’”” inquired counse! “Yes he was murdered at Cromwell,’ said Mv- ton. Thomas J. Spellacy of Albanr ousted agent of the department. and William J. Burns, former ehief of the Bureau of Investiea- tion, testified yesterda\ Several witnesses were called late in the afternoon. the testimony al! relating to the taking of films into the various states and of the nego- tiations for righ ™s to show the pic- tures. They were William A. Ach-. man, Chicago. branch manager of the Pathe Exchange: Eugene H. Roth, Hollywood. Cal. theater owner; Fred A. Miller. Los An- geles. theater, owner; James GG. Pearce, New Orleans. theater own- er. and H. D. leans, Depgrtment of Justice agent All of these negotiations, accord: ing to the testimony. were with Fred C. Quimby and William B Randolph of New York. who’ has pleaded guilty to the charges. “No Fear of Prosecution.” Roth said Quimby had told him Jasper C. (Jap) Muma of New York, was looking after hig inter- ests at Washington and would ad- e K a f acquired the cq ne? tions for send the films into any particular state. Spellacy. said Muma. who is one of the defendants. told him that the promoters of the fight pictures need have no fear of prosecution because it would mean “that the biggest men in the country would be. dragged into the case.”’ Spellacy related that Muma had. teld him that he had taken the fight films to Washington. where they had been ®hown at the home of Fdward B. McLean before the. late President Harding, Secretary of State Hughes, Attorney-General Daugherty and several Ambassa- dors. After the exhibition. Muma. ac- cording to Spellacy’s testimony. had a conversation with Daugherty eoncerning the showing of the pic- tures throughout the couutry. after which, he said, Muma told him l‘aughetry had informed him iMuma) that thie would be a vio- lation of the law and refused to sdvise him Continuing, Spellacy. quoting Mumma, said that Daugherty asgert- ed that if Muma were going to use his influence, he (Mumma) should get “a cut” out of it Rurns testified concerning a ‘all made at his office by Mumma nd Quimby, who also is a defen- dant that Mumma asked a@e reports of the investigations heing made on the film transpor- tation, a request which Burns said he refused. Questioned on whether he had ever asked Muma iif he had ony connection with the picture Rurns replied “"Miy recollection is that e told me himself he was connected with eo 99 Hioweve! ‘ness said he Was “pretty sure” that Ri “ame was not mentioned New Tomaro Cannery RISMARCK. Mo... March 14.—-A eommittee of farmers here are ar- ranging to put oni 125 acre’ of to- matoes to obtain a new canning factory to be erected by St. Louts capitajiste. ‘ne w kard's Boil Clean Don't rub stakes Just boil the dirt out by using Stauler's, the soapless way of washing which leaves the clothes fresh and clean. Guaranteed not to injure fine fab rics. Used successfully in Sc. Louis for * years. ea ber of Stoner sells seach One ex. ‘Beret tae Racellent for washing dishes cleaning fime burmiture. wood work. floors, etc. [AUFERS TABLETS ee - Gulley of New Or-. LO ST ES A COC ATC STATERGHT NF Sz Se sc sare eaeeteaaes ee cnr. s ees 8 — if 28-8 C6 OB Sc8 8 68°88 82 8S R8 8 8 Se 8 8 eee ave ee ee (2). eC ne ee eee ee ee eet The Daily POST- DISP Dresses of Every Description at Anniversary Prices 500 New Spring DRESSES Women, Misses and Stouts $ * AND —= Satin-Face Canton Flat Crepe Georgette Sport Material Prints Novelty Cloths Stvles for street, dress, evening and afternoon wear. Becoming new pmodels the miss as well as the woman. enjoys wearing. All Colors All Sizes, 14 to 18, f a > we aes, 14 For Georgette failles, flat crepe. printed Georgette. new prints, crepe-back satins All the new Spring color: All styles. All sizes, women, misses, stouts, 14 to 18,36 to 44, 46 to 50. _ New Spring Dresses +) 32 (Second Floor—Nugents.) f a Newest Styles in Children’s Hats $2.95, $3.95 to $4.95 Values children’s and misses’ Hats in els 39 large variety of etyles A most unusual! assortment of a la ge variety of the newest and smartest shapes; tailored Hats of sfraw and beautiful dressy Hats of silk and straw: all ages from 6 years to 15 vears of age: on sale at this low price. ete Other Misses’ and Children’ s Hats in a styles and colors: shapes, materials and colors: for all es si 95 to $6 95 tailored and dressy Hats at... ° ov (Second Fleor—Nugents.) — aa%4/ Annee ee ATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the Reerning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FRIft M ae HH Es —_— _— Now for the greatest Ensemble Suit Sale ever held in the history of the Suit Depart- ment. The choice garments of five of New York's leading makers go into this sale. Ensemble Suits Bloke STY LES — fur - trimmed modes em composed of frock and coa outfit Every coat is crepe lined roidered to match heaves: of MATERIALS COLORS Patou Crepes Silk Faille Fine Poiret Twills Fine Twill Cords Reps : : Pastet and Apricot All Tailored Suits nla: ae ae “ Are Crepe Lined and Navy Chili Venezia Blue All Sizes for Women and Misses: 14 to 18; 36 to 44 (Second Floor—Nugents.) modeis ', each can be worn as a separate dregses Included are many fine long tailored models in light and dark colors of the finest materials for women and misses. Wood Rose Aquamarine Green Tiger-E-ve Black ee. Een ——— ee Anniversary Sale of 1000 New ‘Spring Hats . Made to Retail at OR $7.50, $10, and $12.50 We were most fortunate purchase from a few of New York's leading everv new style, shape, material and color sented in this great sale: Hats for matron and miss: from the Se ne eer — A Few of the Coat Values in the Annwersary Sale 500 New yay ° For Women. Misses and Stouts 23° Poiret Twills Velva Suede Deerona Veloria (‘oats for sport or dress wear with fur borders, fur collars, self trimmed and embroidered models, also plain styles. All the new light and dark colors for Spring. All sizes for women, misses and stouts, 14 to 18, 36 to 44 46 to 52. New Spring Coats 5338 twill blo soe Fe i? celine aed whe Rasheen Mantoban pam n stvies for dress LO irs Sises. women, misses. or sport wear. all stouts, 14 fo 18, 36 to 44, 16 = a TR & (Second Fleer’ 5) in heing able to make 4his everv extra large head size to the makers; is repre-~ Wwonakl. small bob: Hats 6f Swiss hemp, hair Hats, felts, timbo novelty straws, Milan hemp, ations; all the most popular Spring colors. Canton and crepe combin- | (Second Floor—New Enlarged Millinery Department.) New Suspender Dresses In the Anniversary Sale New f ‘ ' —— ‘ L. wo 7 that you | nder at th le price me in’ the ih le . , j et ete } SHaues Sti as poudre Diue, [ANVIN green suiniac, . ‘ : . . pigskin. mandarin. lipstick and orehid. Also the new pialds >% the , a rayil ' and hairline Tr oo n the ae ‘ane Sa eal 4 : = 6 Ne +. (Second FleerNegents.) Ann Vers@ary Sale Men's Fiber Sox All colors. 29c Saturday Men’s Silk- and-Wool Ties mce Men’s Paris Garters 16c Men’s Eng. Broadcloth : Shirts >] .55 Men’s Plain Colored Pajamas | 44 Stuf Collars fo Mate y Men’s Anniversary Specials For Men’s Plain Colored Pajamas 4. JY Men's Bal- briggan Shirts and Drawers 55c *e°7eev"@eee"' Men's Fibre Filled Shirts >] 2 Shirts Men’s Fancy Sox 39c Men’s Elastic Suspenders B9c f acyl s U nion Suits | na os] i? } ; is + e | neon Su “~nme : } * who wante ers =a ’ , . 4 ry? ‘7 ‘ ry sizes 34 1 se [Je , I ‘Main Fieer—Sagent«.) $3.50 and Leather Bags \ large assortment of styles@ leatbers to inake from. Bought at a special ¢ from manufactggers for our versary sale. Zt... of these are tooled All are nicely with long straps. tep or back or the fashionahle unders ‘Main fF ieer—v Tan. black. brown. gray and pretty com- bination of colors. Leathers Are Vachette, goat, armindilla, calf and pin seal. ‘\ 4+0c Hardy Rose Bushes iNe Telephone or €. 0. OD. Orders Nene Delivered. Privet Hedges—b ee ape ity ee actocss shite ename « prov alee esamoer remover ‘leaned ara: ape ” and self-closing locke, ea'e price during SI the Ann. erTear :_ ¢ on’ Seid on Fasy (tub Man hiart Moun'an. Canary Hires Cenary Birde—Peauiifu iartz J ; ace and song. especially eriected fer ou 524 Anniversary \ery specia «@° House ged b lhaor lili inning ally prepared for Negents sali*y for vee on foore, wEis woodwe wk alo for eotede o> ee al. ceo ‘ore ana > te Per ee ar VA ardrabe "ge Cedarec garment georm and dust preef (i lto a stomer’ Price. ea customer) Sae pre ‘Third SSCS SS SSSSR ESSE SST SECT ESR TROT RR RR RRC ERR RTC ee , j FRIDAY. a F SfaARCH 15. 1925. ee A ES eileen ~- _——- ete ee your sce \> —_ — Lu a re hun — ~ duel Nietainy finape steer ererens U0 new Spring Coats Kast for Saturday's sell ally lovely garments for of be nen bite: downy wool { ‘Olors of wood rose, Ma and woodland. Sizes 61
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“Fare: ' rs. , ane cree rete — : LE LR NL TS REL IE BOUL LI SEEN TEE URN IN eg 6 ae LO Pee ee ee . 7 erm & % Na ym c > a ¥ : R ¥ ae — . -_ “ ; - . ‘i : ov ’ PET FHI 2 ere F Mee? . 7 $ z 7 . : J mf 7 | | § ‘ PI ¥ | : i » i | , oe i ‘iy i i i i i yy a. L i , a. i iii 1H $ ! q P , > See eet ee tne: | : aerial aa s.r e eee ieee wa th tie — le Coat Values 4 4 ) : L piak TEE ria OA. cw 0's Perglry +4 reat r 0gape 0. 6: ta 50st | oor ors YY / , | : ~/ >, Mf ¥ ; J” a , cAL* i SaPy sy ; 3 ) 0DUVIP OED TOTOD7CESUUVUOUURUUUUNUL VA , 2s Sovvu onal Sale e | ad) | a i | iit | | Tene iy Fi i i 7 | af ae . IOUG Eoovound eccoouay poroeeeT 4 "| i URE thi BBall MN | WN A | vill A. Li I We My : tH i! S288 88.82 8.8 satin seat ES oe — ~ ne : MINSTER AND WIFE. : HURT IN TRAFFIC CRASH _ Auto Driven by the Rev. C. C. Crawford Hit by Street Cars. and Overturned. a ~ , RRA gdteea ex ae Coe CGA LRG” AE «x The Rev. C. C. Crawford, 31 years old, former editor of a local Ku Klux Klan publication which failed about two years ago, and his wife, Lilian, 31, were seriously in- jured at 9:30 p.m. yesterday when their automgbile was struck and overturned by a Natural Bridge street car at Red Bud and Natural Bridge avenues. Mrs. Crawford is af Christian Hospital suffering internal injuries, and Crawford, after being treated = at the hospital! for serious body and m i chest injuries. was removed to his ‘home, 2930 Greer avenue The ay Big Radio Show and Sale C Opens on 4th Floor Saturday $Sfs#sss . a T he street car motorman, Luke Wood, told police the Rev Mr. Broadcasting Daily Entire 4th Floor of New Buildin 4 : > ° 4 |Crawford, in attempting to turn 11 A.M. to 12M.—2to 3 P.M. 55 Beautiful Displays Se oe mn Demonstrations All Day Learn the Mysteries of Radio— = g the path of the strect car, caus Ing it to be overturned in the col- Center of Di Rams ® lision splay at Bring Your Problems to Us 5. in ‘aibineghiing’ thse Prominent Vocal and The Following Prominent Manufactures: ester che ee ‘ . @ yesterday afternoon, A 7 gnes Dunn, | Preced-Lisemann Mohawk Regina Philadelphia Battery Co 18 Experts if} Attendance— all te, of 1209A South Ninth street, : Melco § Amplex Michie Glen R : _ | pushed her playmate, Herbert Hud- nstrumental Artists— at aes ne «ole gua ~ + a Atwater Kent De Forest > . lederal , ! son, 8, of 1209 South Ninth, into Atwater Ke etn Radio Corporation (yarn Complete Radio Laboratory at fh ie path. of an autousebiley eetas . Fada sonora nesta: Bright Star Batt ’ 7 a t = driven north in Ninth street in By Station WIL Murdock Music Master Magnutrol Kwik Ayre oe \ Our Service No harge s| |front of the children’s home by ¥ s August Genzler of 909 South ! ; tT | Eleventh street. The boy suffering J Xv aaa 2/4 fractured skull, several frac- “* oe oe s tured ribs and internal gnfuries, ts | wear | 18 | The Boys Have Some Keal Anniversary Bargains Saturda (ft b. ) Aor “te, “So, b 54 mn the bess: : “Caseg € aos > Se ae Pay ,;/ in a critical condition at city hos- ollars. | @ : 'y A “an pital. Genzler was released after idered te | . ; $15 and $18 High-Grade All-Wool . : M ) S y D ! ee / M the girl told police circumstances ‘ , te ’ Specials} | CT): aturd ay Is OUT ays BA] onic acento ee. } . . OYS ul [ S : co anmet MeClushey ‘of ante meer. | x ‘ at m son avenue suffered lace ! } age 4 1 Every Suit Has 2 Pair Knickers $2.69 Envelope 500 New Spri Ng s ihe. vn. todng whicm Nib Sanni ‘we . lided with a taxicab, driven by a Go on Sale Chemise = negro, in front of 3949 “Delmar PO Lhe peed gene Radium and crepe 4] © roulevard. The negro fled after the : v. al collision, A fire plug was demol- alil-woo!] abrics, such as —_— 2 —_— g e - tweeds. cheviots and one lace 7 | ished bythe CET, oad wise Cs 4 ‘ | ; ;artment officials worked until simeres: in smart = mix- trimmed | ; . | daylight before stopping the heavy " ; ' i 4 ~ - ugh tures, checks, plaid and Oats $ = iy | pencil stripes; every Suit a \flow of water caused, by breaking a nat ws ' on tailored and per- . ws tar meer. | ect fitting. Coats are $ trimined and full alpaca lined; gboth knickérs full cut: full lined and 5 Costume UITS | FAVORABLE REPORT ON POLICE BOARD EXPECTED MONDAY | Opposition to Orrick and Freund in Senate Committee Has Disappeared. Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 13.— A favorable report on the confir- mation of Gov. Baker's appointees for the St. Louis Police Board Is expected to be made Monday Wy the Senate Municipal Ceorperatiam Committee, It was stated that no opposition remained against confirmation of Allen C. Orrick awn@ Arthur J. Freund, named as the Republican | members of the board. They had Gillette Razor been opposed by the four St. Louis e Senators, who objected to the sup- Blades posed coldness-and military man-' @ nu wis tiie om 4 ner of Orrick wr ? a a ~ : , ese ene aie ' Freund had received Jarge fees in degbie: edge blades, " Isvery Suit Perfectly Tailored py ir Bien. tnceeteas wee seach tora" tes . “ gra Lf Every Suit Perfect Fitting. ‘ B® cases. This attitude was changed — oe “i P| ous { | A | after the Senators talked with Or- rey a ¢ Suils or | fernand Young Men | | | rick and.Freand, : of All Builds. The other appointees, Henry Limit 3 pkg. to cus- f @ Kortjohn ahd Dr. Frank Magoon, of the plug. Ort wear. all r | taped seams; sizes for boys 7 to 18 years. . Slips mere: 26 to 46; 48 40 86, | eee Continuing the Sale of Hemstitched bodice top shadow proof (Second Floor—Wugentas,) P :/ eo i | ; 66 E 99 "Oe be —o a Wr eI Boy Blue” Blouses hem. “Ra: $3. 88 § Regular $35, $40 and $45 dium silk. and Shirts A¢ ~ Suits All Go at One Price For customers who were not served. the $] 95 t : ney dtd mcs. ‘ ostume first two days of thisremarkable sale; we have taken our regular stoc ; ave n our 1 gul tock Slips of “Boy Blue” and Bell Blouses and are offering Shadow proof slips. them Saturday at this price... Imported cotton sat- : : nay—flesh =e. 19 (Second Floor—Nugents.) cy and white. (Fourth I loor.) iat i ita ee ~ al SE BEB BEE SE BB BS See 8.8 8. ve Glen, a >3 50 and $+ eather Bags 4 Lee re assoriment of stvies and ee ee Se ee ee Se ee STi athers to 4make your selection bm. Bought at a special offering . DM manufactagers for our Anni- rsary sale. Tiny of these Bags e tooled All are nicely lined, th long straps. top or back siraps the fashionable under-arm yes pretty com- S$ . calf and (Main pee eee?” ’ Rose Bushes 2-vear-old. | ne, strong and aeare pver-bloominege variety. (*hoic f HReauty ired). i‘groline, wast - qi it k ) Luxemboure isplendid ye! aki (white America )' 3 Teplitz (red). carnal is fol bright red) Dorsthy Silver mo att 52¢ Phone or ¢€. OO; DB. Orders Filled. None Delivered.) @ gualitvy, Red Rubber wr leer : ined liose ranteed for e Mire season $3 2 nersie very aepectal in this “aa! . w 7 spading Forks—W ith: 4 wae} tines and etrong handles, $I ea eo t?? . ° Garden Spades—Alen round and eguare point Shovels; alii C have T) handiea aalte price. Cr ’ Refrigerators In popujar 60-ib e capacity, 3-door d provision chamber, removat re. waanilr locks, sale price during $17.52 ‘ y (lub Man ‘ anarys an Kt lum Sid Anniversary |. $5.52 for Nugents BKace) lent iso for outside use - 5 re peenaeunte «at Oe a Se az. will not ken at preef (LL mit of- Ot) te “25. customer) Sate price, 1600 z. (Third Fleor—Nugents.) al S@eseaguausaae —~° ’ : Anniversary Sale Price O00 new Spring Coats have just arrived from the East for Saturd: v's selling. ‘These are exception- (| ally lovely garments for this low price. Materials ) of ber galine. downywool, deerona ead suede velour, 4 ett TLL LAA LLL LA LA AA Yr —_ =trF Colors of wood rose, Madonna blue, dee Le tan, rose aud woodland. Sizes 6 to 17. (Second Floor—Nugents.) #2000 J ack Horner Wash Suits Real Anniversary Bargains Go on Sale al Two Sensational Prices— Regular to $3.00 $2? and id ES Vothers! A Word to the Wise Stock Up for the Lutire Season Renowne d Jack Horner Wash Suits Exactly 2000 of AS ese wonder agi in the lot; every new stYling, every ne combina- tion: every Suit perfectly tailored any perfect fitting: every Suit guaranteed to give per- fect satisfaction—all fast colors. ‘ Every new style Olivers, Balkans, Broad- falls, Middv and Flapper styles in short and long sleeves; best of materials; pure linens, Peggy cloth and golden cloth. All sizes 2 to 8 years. (Second Floor—Nugents.) | tomer, no phone or mail orders. Hair Nets Double mesh hair nets in all shades except White and grey. Cap or fringe style 2 @e (Main Floor.) Assorted Candies One Lb.: A()c Two Lbs. /5C Consists jof many kinds of Chocolates, selected from our regular 60c, 70e. She and $1.00 pound lines Also a large issortment of Bon- bons, Pecan Jum- bles, and Caramels A real treat to those who love good Homemade Candy. (Main Floor.) ~*~ eee ERE IRE NEM. REM RII ° e, . ae a » ¥ i & - . ~" “ vs, THE STYLES—Showing the newest, | ; re | have been acceptable to the com- single and double breasted English mod- elx for the yeung man—2 and 3 button; singwle-breasted styles for the profes- sional and business man; sizes for men nnd young men of all builds and tastes. THE FABRICS AND COLORINGS—Every imaginable fabric—pure worsteds, blue serges, cheviots and cassimeres. In every new coloring; the new favorites; poudre blue. king blue, fiftws, browns and grays. ~In smart mixtures, chee ks, Plaids and plain colors, Everv Suit in this sale brand-new in latest styles. Never in our history have we offered such wonderful values; you will find only standard, dependable clothing: in this sale, made by some of America’s best makers. A broad selec- tion of new Suits in the very latest of new fabrics in latest pacterns and col- ‘Sale of 200 Student Suits For the Younger Young Men! | Regular $36 Suits — Each With Two Pairs Trousers Exactly 200 of 3 these smart new " Spring Suits —S==== for younger men, placed on sale Saturday at " this remarkable price. Showing only the newest in models, fabrics, patterns and color- ings. KEvery Suit In this sale just unpacked, never on display before, all new, fresh and perfectiv tallored. Single and doubte brenast- ed styles. Colors of fawn, tans, grays, blues bie and poudre blue. All sizes 32 to 38. an ———— (Second Floeor—Nugents,) - 5; tng y “= Ame ; ‘Wey, “Ses “Ye, A, TaN © eS A SS Ri “io tem fide, ™: x) SR >? ‘ ; ps ” i " . << 4s r -* tee ee ~~ C \ ] Household Pecans Offers Extraordinary Values! A Ek, | Lamps—Rugs—C urtains—Bedding—H ousewares _— , et a ee ne e288) [oe fe ee | : Tua ea eee eee re eee ee eee eee Egan eee .epre..evrna.o8 SR BEpensses ~ . ' ese eugeepenpanuanuanse esa 8 | a ; . - é, 2} ZEB BSE SSB Beaeaaaas the start. —~ a Airpyne on From Locusta, Correspondence of the Post-Diepaich ALEXANDRIA, Egypt., Feb. 17. |..Locusts, the plague of South Af- ‘rica, may yet be found to have a commercial value. Eighty-eight bales of the insects, dried, weighing 18 tons, were forwarded recently ‘from Kazerne to Durban for ship- ment to Holiand. It is recalled here that an ol! for use in airplane en- gines, which retaina its lquidigy at very high altitudes, Can be ez- tracted from lecusts, and that a +by-product of the process is a food ‘for cattle and poultry. Snow Drives Out Wild Boars. By the Associated Preas. BRUSSELS, March 13.—Three days of severe cold weather, witha ‘snowfall of more than“a foot, has seriously interrupted transport and telegraphic communication services in Southern Belgium. Wild boars, driven from the Ardennes Heighta, are roaming the countryside. 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ne Daily POST -DISP. \7CH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH e ada Sa . Ne Sh to _— 8 oo —— co ee po $30 00 Baby Buggies Sr ai | _ — MONG many new arrivals assuring best qual- "7 a sce Gan. ter: Saturday Special, 29¢ Each, 4 for $1.00) | | AM gy and satisfactory selection,. is a limited § Jf erring asta tk = oe meeeresy, Som sill quantity of Baby Buggies of round fiber con- Fad - Se Oe ee Se {fer a large agsoriment of SS-note word , , .. ; paorsy REMEDY Co. struction, enameled blue, cream or gray. Special 4 me & “aE : _ | ee ane En en ee cate ee ced Athata. ¢ | -_ ira? teed aga!' 4 a . , oak “te . 7 oh Downstairs Shop—Basement Sp — indreds ot delightful melodies for ssleetion—-Shop ‘early’ | ‘Store Fi Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth , _ tgs ———— me A Rolls Shop—Sixth Floe ae Ce Featuring ‘Sess Fashions Youthful St. Louisans Will Choose Saturday Ful Just Here From Our Qwn Workrooms—Unexcelled Sports Ensemble Suits & Dresses — tat One aa Juniors’ New Easter Dresses | = eens ° hy ka ier aes ie ak a a Rh i ee x “ be oe te ae ’ E have just unpacked an at tractive Ig HE Second Floor Sports Shop ,has just e For Juveniles and the Bobbed Hair: Miss ; of 100 charming new Silk Frocks received many extremely smart Sports Knsembles mn such effective 57 7 5 | At One $ Las 1 € : re x . offer a ee choice of Eas- combigiations as Plaid Flanne! 2 | : | Price... Eck ® APS ter models for junior girls. Gay : " | a. " ‘2 ; . a , oO} We > ‘yng * astia ‘_ ’ S = At $2.95—Cives youthful supple lines, yet restrains the young women to choose their asta for Easter at ali unusually at- ae: % cy a Tt | ¥ \l; fe ‘a , 1 hr ne aki a}. ~# 5 > oy > , , . y f ad . : . : figure comforta Made of pink broche with elastic sec- | x \ . tomorrow from all that is new and tractive price! ~\Among the ———- ++ | tions at sides. Three pairs of hose supporters. Sizes 26 to | | Ge \ JT \ . = | Ne an | eee | | wiavaeiiae smart in Spring Coat fashions. Tai- scores and scores of smart new i or. ered Haf&. cocoa, grav, tan, blue. flesh hit ae ” Misses’ Easter Ensemble Sui 2 Eee eee eue PB ye e At $3.98—Costume Slips of radi ilk ith hip hems, re} HARMING and fas Flesh, white, hone deo! New Spring Jumper Skirts Wt have had the good fortune to receive | Vests ahid iin - a new shipment of Jumper Skirts just In time for vour selection Saturday. Flannel and woo} ¢ 05 erepe Jumpers in plain and ” iin At 75¢ Each—(otton Jersey Bloomers with elastic at | J ! "ani novelty effects .are ‘shown In | Watst and knees. White tlesh, = cl) unusually attractive assort- an extensive variety of jaunty At $1.7 id Bach—Glox e Silk Vests, in full length; bodiee | | — 2 ee ment at $65. Smart, youthful inset plait, button - trimmed op style. Flesh, peach, orchid, sky blue | | { aad models featuring combinations Sigh Gperts'shadesiatih dortst Ams mo. Flesh, peach apple grees’ ond ete || Li) nr lesh. peach, apple green, orchid, sky blue. Crepe, Kasha and Printed tones for downtown wear. | | “ | Crepe amd (Charmeen ane “I Skirts 4 : . Faille Silk. .These come in a ik | $4.95 and $6.95 In the Vandervoort Candy Shop w] eiiahew ol new Gurlietebedes > ee A small lot—splendid walues. | bse , * $] piendid Wa “T St. Patrick Candy —— : es YET -~ —jn all Misses’ sizes. favored Easter costume—a 5} ri At abe Each—-Swiss ribbe i-knit Vests. with built- ANS we ; ae She ’ ; . ~ » Ss an shoulder or bodice toy apace trtel} 7 : a ~ tO 6 are these Froeks wit shin: / wim i—> sreen St. Patrick box con- . | Nee /T~ " oa! rocks with matching ) ; im, / taining delicious Vander- ELL-T. AIL ORED Two- Knicker $ oF ) Gs os Be [N fae’ ioomers, in Peter Pan or Ins / voort assorted chocolates > Suit for bovs of 7 to 17 vears, n | | fe rt ; : - . : Z : ’ “ _ ‘ % a . ; . chintz-patterned cinghams, § ° 95 ~~ se “G Accra eaggprmtat-den ll eetetlila taro | Pm, S. if asso | , ‘ ‘ue to tradition, each b | : 4 season’s newest models and me Here 4! drs - ; — J ‘ At $3. 9: >—Bloomer Dresse Potatoes, 2 ah tato Candy Containers ' . ie ey | ee , Sr , Raglan, Set- -In slee ‘ve agd at | :, oa ng 2 a na variety of chint kets ¢ Se to 15e | aa ee new box models in tweeds. | me | i ra >, untz- patterned filed with cinna- Chocolate Pipes, shamrock | es WS PRE Re Serer ee ‘nar : 7 thing. and } eter Pan vinghams. ( ‘ol- Z op — 9 _— | 25e¢ trimmed isc c= “ty et ) ' bh omes p un and diamond “a ’ Men's Furnis hit ored appliq: ie me dallions. eol- Green Candy sakes, Ae Shamrock Lollypops Sse “en SP Hy weave. Sizes yd 2 to 10 vears. . | = oer" ta? 3 Coan rte alt «% aun = : Imported D andy Con- | bay Spring colors. $10 to $25. Re ‘<- or ed pipings and neve! ° olla ry —— ig Candy Contain- ‘ey ae lecorated with. | ; | , \t | , ’ . and cuffs. ae rs i5e to 35 shamrocks ss cr | ulation Coats for bors or girls a a 1D R WI] 's Inf 4 andervoort s Candy Shop—First Floor. | | Ny | of navy serge $1450 ani $18 | |e Vandervoort’s Infants’ Shon ~Third Floor eR 0s | Vandervoort’s Bors’ Clothing Shep— —_——_ ——— ee ee oe te . ee e j
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—_— MLE EPONAAE OT BS TR ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDA MARCH 13, Yo2s, ——— 2 oie | senenonccncsones | Treated One. Bluhi | uggies, Special, } | Week FREE j short ees | I relieved in isuring best iat reduced in oe are Tee: Bluk RENT YOUR peace - — Dress ‘ + ROTHGIESSER BROS. Cor. Broad and Chestnut ——— ROCK SLAND AND SP. |= MERGER WALL ST. HINT | toes round fiber con- , guPSY REMEDY CO.. | inieaianicemnesialll or gray. Special ED | For ideas on investing see the cold Atlanta. Georgia | Business Chance Want columns. ~ a“. ~ _ kidaeys. 7 Ba - trengthens the entire jon, is’ limited J 95 5 ees snore, the coe — op—RBasement. Saturday er Dresses | unpacked an attractive lot | nung mew Silk Frocks that’ ehoice of Kas- nior girls. Gay 515.4 striped tub — and solid color a variety of colors. ‘Two left. All are alues. 13, 15 =a Hours: Daily, 9 to §: ‘5: 1303 Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ig hit is a jaunty the junior girl. re Junior En- dif vear sizes $35 Shop Third Floor, ee ee 1r Dresses include an attractive group Crepe Frocks in polka dot, fered designs; noon Dresses 75% moire pace 62 Two-Trouser Spring Suits seswitheve § You'll Be Proud to Wear panel. Popn- $16.75 ULTS of obvious excellence—the latest ‘ approved styles for Spring—distinctive wool weaves in the new light Spring shades of tan, blue, gray. isses” Dresses -trimmed black d chiffon dance a tular. skirt and ‘% abroidered crepe ' $25 to $95 Press Shonp—Third Floor, ~ @ Here is a Suit value Vandervoort’s is proud to offer, for it demonstrates in a very decisive way that vou get more for clothing expenditures at Vandervoort’s. @ If you have not investigated, you owe it to yourself to do so. Men’s Clothing Shop—Second Floor. er Coats. delightful selection invites | to choose their Easter Coat here @ hat is new and t fashions. ‘Tai- $ ssv (oats in slen- models or those b shown in Kasha Ottoman Silk, Poiretsheen and New Topcoats of 5 True Distinction... .. OU’LL stand out: from tae crowd in one of emphasize their oo these Topepats, Handsome gray mixtures, plicity with soft, | Wealherproof some with tar’ mixture; powder blue, herring- We ny ce , hone. Smartly modeled, neatly tailored. These ew tailored mod- 1 ike aaeitl wot pL Latal \ nda patou erepe opcoats will win your enthusiasm. And for a $79.50 i é *3I—inost -extraordinary. They deserve vour | inspection. $25 to $125 oat Shop—Third Floor. amble Suits MING and _ fashion- a Spring Men’s Clothing Shop—Second Floor. Your Spring Hat - Js at Vandervoort’s 4 ks favorite Hat Shop men. Why? oh Here are all the most popiilar and depend- able lines—each line in complete assortment. If vou cannot find a Hat to please vou in-this complete stock, then such a Hat is not made. Let Us Show You the New Shades Stetson, $7 S. V. B. Special, $3.50 Borsalinos, $10 Stetson Derby, $7 and Printed Berg, $5 and $6 C. & K. Derby, $7 & $8 and Printed | Thoroughbred, $5 Berg Derby, $5 harmeen and » = A fine assortment of the newest Caps im one ese come in a . and eight-quarter piece styles priced at Spring shades ' $2, $2.50 and $3 SIZCS, Men’s Hat Shop—First Floor. | | Ninth and Olive aster costume t! You ear $ lay from an active assort- mart, vouthful r combinations Suit Shop —Third Floor. ‘ Suit Spring Shirts er ul S | oy a ae aR = In E xtraordinary A ssortment— ORL D Two-hnie ‘ker Spring TET ae JN fact the most extraordinary ovs of 7 to 17 years, in - | i Re assortment we have ever shown. Vandervoort t models and $ | Here are the new Broadways . lieht and dark bis a 2 the ab. Mekshiausin hundreds Special on | Bese 4 ) of patterns, both novelty and con- A superior Oxford ertment. wa rie} a SS Oa servative. Wide and narrow built to Vandervoort's w Suits, : aS Be ; pleated bosoms—the new pointed exacting specifications. 0 $55 _ Ee ; aig ¥, f°) collar to match. Come in imported tan or an See be aM If you have not seen the new black Russia calf. Rub- g Topcoats Bet 17311 spring Shirt styles and patterns, ber heels. n sleeve acid | Bendhta. then you are overlooking some- $70) els in tweeds, : : ) thing. ° and diamone 4, to 10 vears. 10 to $25. Reg- r bovs or girls $14.50 and $18 s Clothing Shop- Second Men’s Furnishing Shop—First Floor, Ninth — Olive DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED | | ' Acquisition of Cotton Belt by | Former Seen as Step in Vast | J Southwestern System. ®& | §f ' , | i |By the Associated Press. | § ' NEW YORK, March 13.—Recov-| 7 ering from their surprise over the | + /acquisition of the St. Louis South- | } western Railway by Rock Island | | interests, bankers and railroad men today began to conceivetthe trans- | | actions as another step in the de-| | | velopment of a vast Southwestern; {f railroad system of more than 20,-/ | 000 miles, headed by the Southern! | Pacifia, hi The Rock Island, according to! |] Wall street’s belief, has fortified its) | strategic position by obtaining con- | trol of the Cotton Belt lines, which ‘provide important traffic connec- | | tions at Fort Worth, Shreveport,; | |Memphis and St. Louis. The addi-| ff tion of the Cotton Belt’s 1700 miles| of track, it was said, would not | | | prevent the Rock Island’s eventual | |inclusion in the Southern Pacific | System, as suggested by the Inter- | state Commerce Commission, al- |though the latter would thereby; | | become one of the largest railroads; jf ‘in the country. | | Neithe® Southern Pacifie nor Rock Island officials\' would com- | ment today on the possibility of al consolidation of .these roads, but it | |Was unofficially intimated from | ' Rock Island sources that this com- | | 'Pany would not attempt further; | expansion. | | Rock Island’s control of the Cot- | ‘ton Belt, it was said, has been ac-} | |quired largely through.the purchase | (of about 150,000 shares of pre- | ferred stock, most of which repre- i \sented the hoidings of Edwin. Gould. ' i Rock Island Does Not Now Plan Chicago-St. Louis Line. | “The Rock Island has no plans | for entering St. Louis from Chicago at this time, but we hope our ac- quisition of the Cotton Belt will be beneficial to both railroads and to (territory which they serve, includ- | ing St. Louis.’ 4. The foregoing statement was re- | ceived by the Post-Dispatch today | from Charles Hayden, chairman of | the board of the Chicago, Rock | ‘Island & Pacific Railway Co., in re- | sponse to an inquiry, after Hayden | had announced the Rock Island had | obtained control of the Cotton Belt by obtaining a dominant stock in- terest. The Rock Island has a line from Kansas City to St. Louis, but none from Chicago to St. Louls. CHARGES WIFE WASHES HER DOG IN BATHTUB HE USES Rudolph Leonhard, ¢ Cigar Dealer, in Divoree Petition, Also Alleges She Calis Him a Boob. Rudolph Leonhard, cigar dealer | | at 808 Washington avenue, file | suit for divorce yesterday against } his wife, Lilly Leonhard, 5232 South| /f |Grand boulevard» because, he al-/| (ff 'leges, she is quarrelsome, calls him [ a boob, washes her dog“‘Topsy” in | the same bathtub he uses and uses ‘the family towels to dry Topsy down . He alec contends that Mrs. Leon- hard was in the habit of making ‘him drink several cups of strong ‘coffee with his meats; that when he refused she became angry, and when he didn’t he became sick. The ! |Leonhards were married in 1911); jf and they separated last January. f TAGLOUL DEFEAT EXPECTED | First Egyptian Returns Indicate Tie in . i vio Strength. f By the Associated Pre q CAIRO, Eeypt, “March 13.—Of- | | | ficial returns of the parliamentary \ elections held throughout the NM country yesterylay, given out by the Ministry of Interior, show that up to the present the Zagloulists, fol- lowers of former Premier Zagloul Pasha, have elected 101 of their candidates, while the other parties, | also have elected 101. New elec- | } ' tions have been ordered in nine|— | constituencies, and these, in the | | opinion of political parties, are! |} ‘likely to result in the election, of 'two Zagloulists and seven non-Zag- -loulists. The results in three fron- tier constituencies will not be | known for a month. | It is forecast by the Government that the final figures will give the ry Zagioulists 103 victories and the other parties 111. In view of these ‘results, it is considered probable’! jf in Government circles that Ahmed Ziwar Pasha, the present Premier, will remain in power with a re-| constructed ministry. The promi- | ‘nent nationalist, Abd-El-Rehim Bey Rafel, was elected after a re- | count. . Slain in Fight Over Gambling. By the Associated F . MARSHALL, Mo., March 13.—C. Ww. Rex, 26 fears old, a brakeman of Slater, Mo., was stabbed to) death in a quarrel in the home of a negro here yesterday. Gene Mal! and Portwood Bell, both of Mar- shall, have been arrested, accused | of the killing. The quarrel is | thought to have grown out of a | | gambling game. ~ Coughing! | Three Minutes from the time you take a spoonful of Lee's CREO-LYPTUS Your threat ts scecthed att relieved. Hoareeness disappears. Pine tar euca- | lyptus, and crecsete not enly directly }and we oe eg fl go to the parte af- wees, ainging w onderful, ooothing. wa ng, healing. but curat!ge germ ki _ing agents are carried through the bieod _@tream elimifating the cause of colds, | = ae ae err =~ = = Se SR aS —_ — — — ———e 7 = awe - ey —— _ at--- a — — ‘bronchitis, and throat trouble. 66c at | > | all druggistea Money back if it Goes pet > ‘quickly relieve yout phe “) Ask for a free sample of Cappi Face Powder at our Toilet Goods Section ... Main Floor St. Lotis @ Kansas City (Reg. UL. S. Pat. Off.) 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sizth St. ~~ Detroit Cincinnati Saturday Attractions at Kline's ape Silk | Scarfs SPRING’S NEW VOGUE Girls’ Coats UNUSUAL SAVINGS *10 Sizes 7 to 14 in attractive styles. Ma- terials are bengaline, polaire and wool fleece. Smartly self-trimmed., Others From $15 to $35 KLINE'S—Balcony. $ 1.95 Fashioned of bril- liantly tinted silks, . they afford *. final _ touch to the pong coat or suit. In an and plain crepes and Georgettes. | KLINE ' &—Main Flieor. . . Saturday Silk Lingerie | ‘Nioming A SPECIAL PURCHASE $ 3.59 Specials The following spe- GOWNS! TEDDIES! STEP-INS! Ce, ee BLOOMERS! SLIPS! Garments in remad far cost or loss. this quality usually sell for one- -third to . one-half more. Heavy 5-thread crepe de ae Rs chine trimmed in real Irish, filet and o ge tee | $5 French Val. lace. All colors. ficed OE sss gh soos rs KLINE’S—Main Floor. °7 SUITS large sizes only, while $5 baaR* cocc cna seseeee Third Fivcor. 85 WINTER "$10 ——fur-trimmed styles sacrificed Third iivor. CREPE DE at » fraction of their worth ° 322 SI BLOUSES re Guced to....«.- . . Main Fioor. iO SILK SCARFS in 00 colorings. very apecial Silk Hose a isin A SATURDAY SALE! price IG ey 3@ GIRLS’ WINTER COATS c ance. § 1.00 teentces $2.49 Baicony. ’ & EVERY PAIR PERFECT! Thread 16 Cine INTE silk full-fashioned Hose. Chiffon silk $2. Hose in both semi- and full-fashiqned. Lisle garter tops and reinforced soles. 26. new Spring colors to select from. KLINE'S—Main Floor. 4 * ‘ OUTSTANDING IN VALUE NEW. ARRIVALS IN Spring Coat Spring Frock s r 2 A large selection of highly individual modes Last-minute susie are ready for your selec- embracing Coats of twill, tweed, flannel and tion. Clever developments in flat crepes, printed closely clipped woolens. Many are smartly fur crepes, Georgette and Jacquard de Laine. In- bordered. Newest Spring colors. All sizes. cluded are pastel shades. All sizes, KLINE'’S—Third Floor. ? KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. G ~~ ” Dresses FOR CONFIRMATION + 10 we Charming styles for miss 7 to 14 Daintily made of crepe de chine and fig- ured crepes. Spring colorings. White Confirmation Frocks $10 to $25 K LINE'S—Balcony. Silb Blouses IN PEASANT TYPES $ 4-95 Crepe de chine Blouses in dark and light shades with touches of vévid smock- ing. Both standing and drawstring neck- lines to select from. Th- - are the smartest new modes no wuch in demahd. Every new £ or and combination. ELINE’8—Main . .* Hand Bags OF LEATHER AND SILK ~* $ 295 f You may select from all the popular a uch, envelope event offers EX XCEPTIONAL SAVINGS. A real opportunity to buy gifts for future needs. KLINE’ &—Main Floor. PTE Bie GA ARR." WL ony RB 7+ th ’ thy Sia Bed " bien SOP ges 32 ane Seg ie TRE Fein. De a oe. RP TE SREP: hg et elec ec P Re aR i ky. ; ¥, DO SRR RIN GS) Wyss Det ahi Vs * PSS ge 1 ee oe Cee EO eM eA he re) a eek: iy oe Me ' gic Mf oy Z
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(2 es oo ; ee a At a ah - "artes .. , a Se ae A ’ ws - FRIDA: | | Ses " me eee : ° | MARCH 43. iga5, tela ae Rane Ne l ne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 37,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ee — Ce ——— ——— - ~ ee eee ee See Our Other ‘Announcements on Pages 10, 19 and 20 “Surety” “e ag a Tots’ $7.95 Headwear ’ Special, - ; of ane Ce cia, $5.98 x : PWowen s ‘Surety” Hose-——our own brand, in sheer or | es Sse Ge eee oe ' ————— ¢ Attractive iittie Spring Hats of taffeta and braid com- Largest Distributors of Merchandise binations; poke and turn-back styles with braid twists: at Retail in Missouri and the West for tots of 2 to 6 Third Floor ne ——- —- = a ; “ta ice i oh with lisle LODpS wi d soles: } j by]: (kK and a “? ee ¢ ; aa : oe. a a ee a tees | - _ = @ te ro a ica tioge 3 iy Skies desirable Spring colors, seh Hest WW € Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem I ull Books for $2.00 if? eh 2 Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Ain Our Misses’ Style Shop—As Many Are Learning—Now Presents the Best Possible Choice of All That Is “New” in Saturday—We Offer New Pongee Misses’ Lovely Spring Apparel || Pent Blouses ers These —Special at @ Each day our Misses’ Style Shop altracts more and more—and if youthful modes of the newest and most correct types interest you, we offer the widest variety and St. Louis’ best values —in other words. -a choice that is unexcelled. ’ Misses” Coats Misses’ Frocks Misses’ Suits —Spring’s Many Modes —For All Occasions —Tailored & Ensemble Kinds q@ Long-sleeved Overblouses in the much-favored peasant stvle; 292 to 125 #16& to #195 F492 to $1 Q5 | | itertatanting and, malt >~OE ” make these models: particularly In many handsome fabrics are these néw | Inescores of ways are these new Frocks collection that is repiete with the smart and (‘oat Fashions developed. Collarless mod- } fashioned: street and afternoon models new modes, from models of tailored Z »leasing: els with borders of fur are very smart—— | are of silks, satin. prints and other Stnartness to the elaborate and distinctive | | + 5 straightline and cleverly flared styles are weaves, some of tailored simplicity, oth- “Ensemble.” Prints are conspicuous in nrominent—tie-in-the-front Coats and ers with jabots, bright embroidery or ithe Iinsemble Suits which combine a long 44, many other graceful Spring silhdéuettes. laces: dinner and evening Frocks are of coat of cloth with a frock of beautiful There are many colors and the sizes | atta ba ie sizes 34 to | chiffon, Georgette, lace and embroidered | silk, many matching the lining of the oo inom a 20. : ' 3 nets. nm “és a “sale The variety is unusual: sizes 14 “ Broadcloth Blouses ew rts UOats : 5 : 1 ) po _ |) ae 6=—6| | Pehle eae Special $9.65 —Jaunty Kinds for Misses -| —-One and Two Piece Styles | ln this Make Ghd wis / : ae eG $19.75 and $20 $15 to $29 $25 to $75 | 3 | | English Broadcloth Blouses in pow- der blue. tan and white combined \9Reht SS. ome TN pad aR ee ae I BSR CSR ~*~ ee See ee ee ee .g AS Ps ——————— wen ‘ al a . . . Seimei, een ~ een — Two featured groups of new sports | Plain-colored: striped and plaid Frocks . ; “frocks; of Polair,, Deerona, Angora and | that are girlishly smart; of flannel becidediy chic are these one - piece | with colors; wifh tucks, beading cut Chamolaire; with fur bands, buttons Kashmir, charmeen and ‘other weaves Frocks of brilliantly printed silk crepe : and pipings ; long sleeves and flat, or stitchings. Unusual! choice of colors: approved for Dresses of this type; sizes with coat of some attractive silk Or wool > > > as Semi-fashioned of pure thread silk d silk mixtures. Double lsle arter tops, high spliced heels and Uble| soles-and toes. Black, white da colors. Basement Economy Store o Our Popularly Priced Section Offers Wide Choice of Coats for Spring Attractive Spring Hats | Three Featured Groups Which You Should See — Pineapple Layer Cakes hree white layers, filled with crush- , i “ Pineapple and covered with marshy 9 a ee 3 //)\\ === 4Z - . ow. Kegularly 665c, oa ot ed See = 4 ‘ Ns kw 6 v6 9 0 see es eececceos 50c . ) S Fruit Stollen. ........0.....25¢ |] 7 , fe Basement Economy Store é R : ee Cm —— Milk Chocolate Stars 3 ‘Pure and delicious are these Milk ocolate Stars—a favorite with amy. Regularly 60c Ib. Bcial, Ib... hocolate Caramels, special, Ib., 2 Hasement Economy Store toh if Wid, . ‘ . - ory \ @ Choosing from this varied assortment, a new Spring | Hat of smart stvling at $5, will prove especially satis- @ The addition of hundreds of new Coats which have not been shown factory. A becoming style is assured by the variety of before, will make these groups unusually comprehensive and attractive—, a yy? new poke, turban, large-brim and tailored effects. : . *s = ¢ SS and vou should really make a point of selecting Saturday. Because of rep od WSs, [4 Plain and fancy models are shown-——in black as well ! Special Purchaseand ff} fr. oe ) aS the unusual diversity of styles you can exactly meet your individual re- WOQaQe*E AR } as the newer bright shades. 3 | SIE E quirements as well as choose appropriately for street, dress or all-around NNN. Fe 467) : wear. The majority of Coats are fully crepe lined and all display silhou- L ANAS WI A\ Milans, Hemps: and Straws ‘9 ft \ \ omen s] | we ettes that are as graceful as they are smartly correct. Chili, sandalwood, WY 7 Vv deh combined with various silks | , : CN \ ‘th are the featured materials. singersnap, creole, wigwam, gravel and golden oak are but a few of the > ° aters | , outstanding shades. Y 5 i/\> Plain and dressy Coats—many of the jaunty “Shagmoor” models ee wnat Ghulen in alues for 7 4 BR , ; - ~ handsome fur-banded Coats --stitched, buttoy trimmed and | Attrac Ne yl : Sprinqg-favored kinds—the many fabrics being both fash- ° 9 S ‘onable and dependable. : Misses weaters ; Fourth Tleor i) sa perrrepe 5 A WY Sizes 14 to 44. 4 Fourth Fleer Special Values at silk in new order styles. BX) REx * ° : > / Pan Sweat- @\ Bie ; oats or unlor 1SSeS IE A, a 7 : 1] shed coll: re _ GaP Fe x @ Spring’s newest and most , , ) e S ashe d collar * SS » | | ¢ ~ x es ei favored Sweater stvles for ‘ A \ also fiber , mr 4 % eizes. OO | |) Sith Sizes 13 to 17—Special Saturday at a vears. Golf coats, slip-ons ey . IN : Sy Xi Sitio. Pe Gi with V-neck, collarless -tvles > : em. F \ | il Q5 and others with the new Pathak Wea \) ENS) taba ff ee ~ Bulgar*in collars all of ex- i a) 4 OSD ie S.. 87.95 Bi ) —s $5 and $6 $ Rots cellent mohair; in plain gg >\: er oS . G Econemy Store F. } | \ \ Values. .s —— striped and plaid designs of Ort: niet ’ : 7 o rose, blue. green, gold, hen- aves of soft ae : 4 : Mothers Should Not Overlook This Refnarkable Offering of Spring af to >5 : 60c Milk Chocolate hy Di retiecase ai Noro aN Sy ¥ “hs as cm a Dg A ey PA, ers > ee Bae eye ting ee f ype phe oy SE ee “4 é voung misses of 6 to 18 pai eer ue bead \y ; eres a ee © Round toed Sandals with rubber a | \ ° ‘ heels, in patent or mahogany na and combina tions of — FI eth a , | | | \ ) oe ared and | ? a. edie © ce at 2 Two Groups of | rT) , . @ Newest sports and dressy models in flared % Russia calf. Also patent, tan pate Sa ii | Lbs. for 75c ini ag : - ; , oe et Russia or gunmetal Oxfords Li ; straight eflects; of flannels, tweeds, wool velour, a sizes 2h, to 4 Pa eh Fleer Fourth Floor é twill. decrona and downywave, with Bulgarian collars @ One taste of these sweets. and AF and culls, buckles, buttons and touches of fur. Sizes you will see why they are such a ~ _ popular confection in our Candy IS to Té, Shop. Centers of caramel, vanilla Other Spring Goats for juntor- vanilla nut, chocolate, cocoanut misses, priced $19.40 to $70. caramel and fudge—covered with 2 our special milk chocolate “Ruf Spring Coats me | Surety-Six ) |] Nek” coating ae ae Vat) SHOES FOR YOUNG WOMEN a Cocoanut Package wl > atk ete gee foe $9.90 to $35 l/h | , ‘ 1p 4 | School and hrhiberig Coats pe = a \ Py | ° - : ? 4 60c Value, J G Spring most highliv favors: some are [trim- " HS Mi “ The Utmost in Value at $6 a Pair Saturday, Lb. *“*-* 39e ports and : med with fur and there are many attra ig sa PE PES oe fs eS eee Fee Around «or ; , r tive co.ors. Various S. Wutfit and the uniformly of K Bittersweet Cocoanut balls, Cocoanut bon- bons and butterscoteh Cocoanut—a special package that many. will find delightful. @ The wide variety of charming new stvles—« | nny careful workmanship and excellent quality of our “Surety Six Bloomer Frocks | | Printed Frocks cf - 3 Shoes—sold exclusively here in St. Louis- makes them a splen- ae : \ Au did choice to fill your Spring needs. Up-to-the-minute styles Caps | ° . Waar ia and unusual values at $6.00 a pair—footwear that you will-wear i Buttercups ) Tie P 719 Special AMA) with satisfaction. Two of the many smart models are pictured. | 7 . = 06 suas ese Wat) e700 a aml | : i 60c Value, and cloth | 7 a A 7008—The Phyllis—a grace- | 3244—The “Robin —a step- | Saturday, kage or Tam 0’ ful style of vafious shades in Pump of ae or calt PRE Ef gates . ft isor Caps , . 1 ‘y londe underlay. wif ytheedeees y are these crisp, haré of satin, with fancy trim with blond y candy Buttercups with nut and cocoanut ming. Second Fieer centers. In appropriate colors (andy Shep—Mata Fleer The popular ‘“‘CindereHa’*tub Frocks Hundreds of printed silk Frocks se- of gingham, colorful prints and cotton eured in a special purchase—all of broadelot}; - scores of models: Sizes crepe weaves; light and dark color- or giris of i ty 10 Inclucleg! ings: Junior SIZES 13 to ¥g Fearth Floer 7 y Stare
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ge aise Re 7 RY es 12 The Daily MARCH 13, is POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning ard one other evening newspaper COMBINED ~~ —— Seen ee, manent ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = “The ONLY STORE that sells on C RED.- IT as cheap as others sell for cash. The reason we are different —We Pay “NO RENT.” KLEARMAN CREDIT CLOTHING CO. Clothes for the Entire Family on Easy Terms 1420-24 NORTH GRAND (One-Half Bleck North of Easten Avenur’ See Your Own Prob- lems Mirrored IN THE “SALVATION HUNTERS”’ (eming Seon te the KINGS and RIVOLI NOT For citoren Louis evenin is the only St. news service Press The POST-DISPATCH newspaper giving Associated HOUSE DEFEATS ENGROSGMENT OF BUDGET BILL a By 72-58 Vote It Kills Measure After in the primary election there today. Four Republicans voted agair™ ihe Dill, and the Democrats voted solidly against the measure. The measure wis bitterly assailed in the debate, as centralizing too much power in the hands of a bud- get commissioner, appointed by the Governor and subject to his wishes As originally drafted in the Gov- ernor’s office. the bi!l provided that the GovePmor’s private secretary should be designated as the budge: commissioner, with far-reaching powers over the business, expendi- tures, all purchases, management to vote , departments, including a censef ship over all Only the courts and State printed tMiance! Legislature were excluded from its provisions. ’ The bill, as would have given private secretary. a virtua! dicta- torship over the State government. drafted, the Governor. Early opposition to the caused an amendment i: committee, designating chairman of the Tax Com- mission as budget commissioner, instead of the secretary. This would not altered the Governor’s cantro of the commission — state private have is appointed by through his) to be made: the , aS the chairman. — TE —_ — > LS, BUS CANDIES_ O rs in mt snakes and toads. We're told that at his death “‘so great was the glory that there was no night for 12 days.” : every cake and Candy , novelty suitable to the 4 great occasion... i of course being the Pree dominating color. 3 a GO a a a tell TE ST aaas bu REPUBLICANS WALK OUT; BREAK QUORUM Rush for Door on Speaker’s: Order to Avert Defeat of Plan to Reconsider. Vote on Bill. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. March 13 —Gavel rule failed to save Gov. Baker’s budget bill in the House late vesterday. when Speaker Par- ker ruled the bill was engrossed in the face of an apparent prepon- derance of “noes” ona viva voc? vote on engrossment. While Republicans frantically were seeking an adjournment to the bill—the + ian St. Patrick’s Day Layer Cake © Suitably decorated and specially priced $1.09 3 Lemon Meringue Pies Assorted Sweet Rolls. . .the dozen .... ed aig a at gg ee (GARLANDS CORSEOCRATES 417 North Sixth SHOWING OF NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR AT SPECIAL PRICES er a se Styles that impart that touch of in- | : : dividuality and distinction so great- SATURDAT’S 44 ly desired by the woman of today. SundaycanaySpecial — Chocolate Marshmallow Fudge..Brazil Bonbons ... and Assorted Chocolates . I-Ib. box, 50c 2-Ib. box,$1.00 OLD MASTERS adorning its walls—masterchely adorning its kitchens...the Busy Bee Tea Roe quiet and restful in the afternoons—a chee to chat with friends. St. Louis Largest Womens Specialty Shop — “a Ha ais ene tig os Hee vie “A Bes * REE ee he . * andy & years tert ibe ye rt ETE A SS, Re ZO LN BY PN ath a ss wD Miya dx sgh > cos “ad ‘ ree a ae Ee eee ‘ . save t Democrats demanded ard obtained ‘a rol] call. defeated en- grossment of the bill by a vote of T2 to 58 and thereby killed the measure. The House was thrown into an uproar by the ruling of Speaker Parker, who refused for several! minutes to Democrats who had been clamoring for a roll the a They URE USSR URES EA SRR So SSR ERR SAR SARS SRR SSR SR i LADY LOVE CHOCOLAT recognize "Fee. POS LEE OTRO LIEN LE AN IE Io IE OO CEE By : ae ERS AE GRIER OARS, RTT is: Se ie ANOS hart RAR? call before the Speaker took Viva rule”’ rected at After Democrats outshoute: Republicans and succeeded in get- ting a motion for reconsideration ™~ before the House, blocking adjourn- and putting Democrats in a position to force a roll — Speaker Parker heard the cries for 2 roll call. motion was withdrawn ~ voce vote Shouts of rea ates i. aa reo’’ and al 9a A. a the Speaker i Headaches From Laxative BROMO QUE INE : relieve the Headaches bya Cold. A Safe and The box bears the E. W. Grove. 304. nifty cheese! Bluhill spreads like butter were ALL HEELS All Sizes, Ali Widths ae A . rr "Ff | mene 18 SF Britis 8 ae ye Secure the RIGHT KIND OF See today’s Want Samm ROOMERS er BOARDERS throught , iness For Sale. POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS. B ad oa racnaneideration ine e Siqera . | DURES when * * roll eall on engrossment Was- sured Not Present. but Name Voted. e There was no further commotior : Wi as the roll call piled u ive ‘i. rotes on the bill, except when Rep- § )) resentative Haymes (Dem.) de- * manded to know how ) 9 In Boyd’s Subway | Representative Ittel of St. Louis A / Jy Two feature groups underpriced for Saturday! Spring's (Rep.) was cast for the dill when he Subway Selis for Cash Only No Subway Deliveries. Se hewest modes in plain and fur-banded styles developed from Ittel was absent. It developed ’ some other person had answered | = Twills, Twillblooms, Kasharas, Moccasins, Bengalines and other fine fabrics and shown in colors of chile, kernel. shrimp, “aye” when Ittel’s name was called. * | e Be Four Spring Clothing Items , | rougette, aquamarine, powder blue, bubble, wigwam, navy, When Ittel could not be produced, black and other smart shades. Ae aR ie seis, > cerenenidctnatitinaiiaieia the vote of from the record at Substantial Savings | Men’s Att Two-Trouser Spring Suits’ A riety. There are me $40.00 $ 1 Values .. a Zz an They are made of tan ca New Spring Suits in light, medium and dark colgms a “ . Pencil stripes and overpiaid patterns. Conservative, oom wear with the new wide conservative and the new two-buatgon Engtish sty, he said. “as it is time for that ban- Fioor Leader 2 5 i “ - , ¥) ™ When Parker had swune the , , 4 save on his ruling on the verpda! » wote he ignored t! uproar and ’ .% SSM riwrtrt a4 ™ ~~ _- . ita ft. a ‘err en? ' ‘ ‘ iA ‘ tA ’ 4 »s ct ‘ } - . ss . = *e We had better quit n , boys, } Democrat: > thundering shouts for rec- Two-Trouser Spring Suits $35.00 | $ 2 7. lv were recognized Dv ane tgs POO et —- Pt OO gen. gat Ot ae Values Well tailored Spring Suits in a big selection of new pat- terns. Inctuded are pencil stripes, overplaids ami checks .in light and dark colors. Young men's models and con- servative styles, TH new light shades ee After some wrangling it was forthcoming. Republicans Leare House. Republicans bolted House in the session last night in order to break a quorum, when Demotrats attempted to give the bill partlamentary burtal by mov- (4 ctf Ww ine reconsideration of the rote br “ which the bill was defeated, and i then moving that the motion be “" tabled. This would have prevented “3 the Republicans from celiing up >) the bill for reconsideration of the , > °°’ Ss tres TT? . irds ma- — Gabardine Topcoats ~ Spring Topcoats $25.00 § $30.00 §$ * Values .. le Values ... ; = Spring’s most useful Coat. A good Coat«for style, a sery- Young men’s new Spring Topcoats tn bor-back models— — ey powder bives and grays—overpiaid patterns—the majority gs feeable goat in rain. Full belt, half belt and beltless modeis—all satin lined. have silk linings. Petite Misses’, Women’s and Large Sizes Third Floor, Sirthk St. Crear +heo Se te re ee ee All-Wool Street and Sport Coats Stylish, serviceable and priced remarkably low—such are the Coats in this specialized $15 line. A host of styles in popular colors and all sizes. TaAird Floor—Sirth SS? te. except by a two- y cannot muster. Cc Spring Neckwear $1.00, $1.25 and $1.59 Values 65c A new selection eof Spring Neckwear. inciuding meg- ederes. reps. peplins and other desirable silks. Plenty ef bright stripes In a big e es c es ret out o i a ¢ O Ir S ‘ epublicans fiew from every | | of the House. breaking the ~ ° ‘ quorum and Preventing a rote on vartety ef celerings; alse fournment, without putting the ad- | many conservative pattern«. \) sourmment motion to a vote and tn | ‘ ti the face of the fact that another e oe \ motion was before the House. He & .? hare 3 New Spring Hats | Spring Hosiery | $2.50 Union Suits $3.45 65c $1.65 | Grays, pewder biues and Pull-fashioned silks in black tans. Many with fancy and colers. Silk and fiber White flat knitted Unies Hestery in the new checked ‘ bands. preportions and styles and figured desigus which Saite—an ideal light weight Cp Oe aayees. There Bae for Spring. Half sleeve | three-quarter length itgh will be in big demand fer are from a very fine mane- Spring wear. Mest of these facturer at a very big con- These are sight seconds. have slight misweaves whick cession {@ price. Merning Special 9 A. M. te f Only : ~ | ~~ * he ‘in vv , otior Represen‘ative Winter memained on the Repub- lican side Eie offered a motion for ad ~?* ae Is * , TRment WAiCa Was not sec- Den = a ~ a° ‘s” A i 2 Parker tmmed'atelvy erdered ad- : | will met mar their appeer- ance ec weeartag qualities. —— : ‘ / of bil s. urless the Speaker refuses } r House did net conrene thi } - — » -keaor >» : e c ’ ) Sa ‘ . _— 4 : ia a ne st gyn * eagle ng Values .. & special purchase and sale of 2400 Enclish Broadcioth Shirts—atct- band styles in white only and collar-attached styles in white, blue, tan amd gray. Sor oo on ak Se | No Mail Orders in the Subway i Boys’ Vest son, Democratic agree on a compromise sald after the conference shat | ] o was hed between and Oak Hunter and Al!!'- y Pe Rare bargai i a (6 : : é Ed e dargains in popular Spring's smartest Coat style f : ; : Wa EO cep nig Ea yon fim a. , ' } or girls in cameline. seat edie ati te te ee 4 F materials and colors—in- polaire and tweed. Colors wal hg pres ene ah ag — — ae 2 Phese sturdy all-wool Sui cluding plenty of black. Se- Bi pan ae scascen the budget! i ; “ for extremely hard wear. The lection limited to roc Hats. Peench Bius ee i lia ‘ Besse Attache on | a 4 in English models in the appr Peurth Pieer “ae See Republican leaders made @ tac- Boyd-Richardson tn gray and fancy miaturen, . . io years. Olive and Sixth veggies test. aE, a ee kt eel Bate ae — Sizes 6 to 12 On Sale at The most sensational $ 85 Spring Coat values we have yet offered in our Juvenile Section! A conference Parker leaders. J ad a - - tune a, ica. errer when they called the Becrond Floor— Broadway Stde budget bill up for engrossment tat -_ resterday. as a number of the = | aie Fenublicare iad de _—— — a ee }4 . ‘n »- me : . ———— ee ee st, Leuis
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ee i , —> 1. ae ae ." ae on * ~ FRIDAY, - MARCH 13, 1925. Luesday is his day the world over . . . and the Busy Bee is ready with every cake and candy novelty suitable to the great occasion .. . green of course being the pre- dominating color. + ay Layer Cake and specially priced $1.00 «c= Same gozen.:.. .30 Ma. : «: ...9.30 and .40 ond Coffee Cake’ Special .25 JRDAY’S andy Special mmallow Fudge.. Brazil hd Assorted Chocolates ; 2-Ib. box, $1.00 ning its walls—master chefs ne Busy Bee Tea Rooms are e afternoons—a cheery spot ¢ CHOCOLATES LIV ivsS i] >] ' a E. W. Grove. 30c. i ne Headaches From Slight Colds | § Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets - relieve the Headaches by. curing the ! ‘Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy, The box bears the signature of ds FRIDAY, a3 MANCH 13, 1925 eae ae 7 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers C * ’ s OMBINED —— a a a LCE ALLL LLL ALLL LLL LLL LO LL A ~ ——— a —- nee nee — - ee aalneetlieeeteneemeenetieees Ene ere —————— —-- a ee a ee _— — — = . a A a a — ———— - —— ae _ SS Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Clock }) STIX. BAER _ & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ) eee - - Kuppenhei 2B af Au -* | — ey 4 e 4 ! ™ i | . 7 > »s* * yy " ar “ge, y; to } "2 ‘J ° , "4g¢ f rm Y Pus! NY ees © oS eee SES varfced style features of today. correctly with the utmost distinction in these Suits. At- tractive light shades. Many new fabrics. | mer Spring Suits . Interpret the Newest Style Trends in Loose-Fitting and Conservative Models 40 0 *65 HOULDERS are square, and coats are short, being tapered to the hips. The trousers are long, wide and hang very straight. These are the most ad- "" Kuppenheimer Spring Topcoats *30 t& °60 Topcoats from the House of Kuppenheimer possess a smartness of line thas is very distinctive. The models this Spring feature single- breasted box back effects, which hang straight from the shoulders. The fabrics and tones are exceptionally attractive. - — See today’s Want pages Business For Sale offers. Spring Suits *31 medium and dark colers. tterns, Oonservative, semi- button Pnglish styles. opcoats ‘22 oats in box-back models— 1 patterns—the majority $2.50 Union Suits $1.65 Three for $4.50 White flat knitted Unies Suilte—an fdeal light weight for Spring. Half sleeves, three-quarter length iege These are siight seconds. —) tan . . ~ * . . . “Sa . ~ ay \ \ . + _ ® ese “ . . . . _ * SD. Whe aa nnas... nh ae Se oe - : * Pe : e = ° = ee ee 3 : + Cw p> a _e-. vy? > f | ! Smart Two-Trouser Suits $34.75, $39.75 & $44.75 Spring Suits from various other well-known makers. They are fashioned in English and figure-tracing models. The range of pat- terns, weaves and colors is very broad in woolens of high char- acter. Men’s Attractive New Footwear $00 THE new light shades of tan are presented in this group in a wide va- - riety. There are medium and wide toe models, with soft or hard tips. They are made of tan calfskin. These Shoes are especially designed for (Men's Shoe Shop-—Matin Floor ) wear with the new wide botttom strai ght trous~-s. _IN THE BOYS’ OWN STORE— . Skolny Vest Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers ‘25 S KOLNY Suits are finely-tailored, and consequently they possess shape-retain- ing qualities of unusual excellence. They are fashioned of superb woolen fabrics in a num- ber of the popular light shades in solid colors and fancy effects, in tones of tan, gray, pow- der blue and London lavender. The plain, mannish coat models, cut on English lines, predominate. All sizes from 6 to 16 years. Other Skolny Vest Suits Range in Price From $30 to $40. Boys’ Vest Suits Penrod Vest Suits With Extra Pants With Extra Pants 12 152 i - Phese sturdy all-wool Suits are tailored They are in plain-back mannish models, for ext ashionéd With straight-cut English vests, of superior remely hard wear. They are ! quality woolens in a wide range of tan, gray j | ay | ‘a English models in the approved shades of. and fancy mixtures. Sizes 8 to 16. Also an, gray and fancy mixtures. All sizes from Wilton Cravenette and other well-known 7 to 16 years. brands. ‘Bovs’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) ea. (Fourth Floor.) SNbanhattan Spring Shirts In Many New Patterns 22 wo 110 NCLUDED in our large collection of these well-known Shirts are the newest novelty ef- fects with dark grounds, also neat checks and stripes as well and plain white. There are collar- attached and collar-to-match styles. The collars are fashioned to fit perfectly, and this fact gives these Shirts an extremely smart appearance. Marhattan Shirts are tailored of high cha..cter fabrics, being cut extra full | in width and length. Chamois Silk Men’s Nuback — Spring Neckwear Athletic Union Suits $1.50 $1.00 These Ties are extraordinary values as They are made of pinchecked nainsook, with wide band of elastic webbing in back they closely resemble much more expen- and balloon seat, which makes them very sive Ties. They come in moire effects, comfortable. Sizes 34 to 46, $1. Sizes to stripes and figures in a comprehensive cg, $1.50. College cut for small men and showing of Spring’s bright colors. youths, $7. © (Men’s Furnishings—Main Floor) Mallory Spring Hats ni . $500 ALLORY HATS need no introduction to well- dressed men and young men. These Hats possess all of the correct style points and are noted for their high quality workmanship and attractive appearance. Shown in a number of the popular Spring models in the new shades of London, pearl, ocean, jade, pelican and seal. Medium and wide brims, also snap brims. The Mallory Cravenette, $6. The Mallory Aristocrat, $7.. (Men's Hat Shop—Matin Fleer) eens - — —— They are expressed + ee — — a. ne A — — — — © In the Students’ Section . Long-PantsSuits With Extra Pair of Trousers ot At ‘4+ THESE Clubs are | made to the speci- ‘fications of Wm. Mel- | horn, the well-known professional golfer. | They have the ta- pered grip and are wrapped with igh- grade calfskin. a | Golf Bags At $2.98 Included are rawhide and aluminum tops and bot- toms. In 5 and ‘6-inch sizes. Made of heavy canyas with leather trimmings. Colors are brown, tan and white. Child’s Dresses, $1.95 Dimity Frocks with hand- | embroidered designs, and piped in contrasting colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Lingerie, $1.19 Handmade Gowns and En- velope Chemises of nain- hand-drawn and hem- | stitched. Unusual values.. Corselettes, $1.75 Long-line Corselettes of silk brocaded material, with shoulder straps and elastic gores in side back; finished with 3 pairs of hose sup- porters. Sizes 32 to 44. Brassieres of satin and fancy striped material, 9c. Gauntlets, 95c | Fancy chamois-suede fab- ric Gauntlets, in mode, pon- gee and sand, with embroid- | ered backs in contrasting color. sook, hand - embroidered, , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘20 OOSE-FITTING mod- els in the light tones so popular with high school and college youths. fully fashioned of good woolen fabrics in English styles with broad coats and straight, wide trousers. The shades are tan, gray, also solid colors and plaids and Skill-" ers. Sizes 16 to 20. Other First Long Pants Svits are priced from $25 to $50 Students’ Spring Topcoats $20 Silver gray, warm tan, powder blue and other light shades so much in vogue with young men are shown in this group of Topcoats. They are tailored in the loose-fitting English models in solid colors and at- j tractive plaid and checked effects. 16 to 20 years. j (Students’ Room—Fourth Floor) | Bill Melhorn Clubs Drivers, Brassies and Spoons “Dave's Clubs At $2.75 Models of Woods Driver, brassie and spoon in fancy and plain face. Models of Irons Midirons, mashie, nib- lick and putters in many ‘styles. (Spogting Goods—Fourth Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Children’s Shoes, $1.39 Pair Of tan calf and combina- tions of calf and smoked elk. Sizes 5% to 10. Boudoir Slippers, $1 Quilted satin * Boudoir Slippers’ in black, Copen- hagen blue and old rose, fir- ished with silk pompon and soft padded buckskin soles. Men’s Slippers, $1.95 House Slippers of brown kid, with flexible soles and rubber heels. All sizes. Vanity Compacts, $1 Smart new compacts, fit- ted with powder, rouge and long mirror. Ruby, jade or black, set with colored stone. Ribbon handle and tasse!. Handkerchiefs, 25c Men's fine Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, with corded border and hemstitched hem. Buying limit 1 dozen. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) 40c Each; color. Large size plants, heavily Trees and Shrubs California Field-Grown Rose Bushes The plants in this’offering are of large size with im- mense roots to insure rapid growth, and are field grown, which makes it safe for early planting. In the assortment are yellow, red, pink, scarlet and cream American Beauty Rose Bushes, 50c Each are field grown. Will bloom all through the Summer. FRUIT TREES Each Apples, 5 to 6 ft.. goc Peach, 5 to 6 ft. goc Pear, Standard... . $1.15 Pear, Dwarf ... $1.75 Cherry, Sweet and Sour, Balai ones oc lum, 5 to 6 ft...... $12.25 Grapes and Small Fruits GRAPES— Each More Early White, 1 year old ES Concord, 1 year old 19¢ Gooseberries, Sp. + aes Fl 6 for $2.25 branched and well rooted and Climbing Vines and Roses Honeysuckle— Sweet Scented, 2 years old ... ites Scarlet Trumplet or Coral, 2 years old....75¢ lematis, 2 years old... .65c¢ limbing Rose, Dorothy Perkins, 2 years old..75¢ Bulbs _Caladium or Elephant. | Kar, Bach..... toc and 20¢ Pink. = me ie inde oe 0 6s ve RO RRS Mogg
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> ; Daily POST- DISP. 17CH alone has MORE CITY Circulelion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINE ED a. FRIDAY. 14 ~—_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The mace etiak Prenat. _ En _— ene A et Oe meee nreaeseaeeeeeseeeeeeeeees : ssuneeseseee8 BR THER BEN FAIS par rt of the ita came f an oa. Pe A FREE aD BISCUIT 3 ee clo ant ‘ag he said ne Ja / FRENCH’S BIRD SEED - fy . ; ,' th vidows had been oved to es | rnestiy recom AS ASE 5 oe ¢ "60 che : er 2 fo n er Wy cede te leone af l 4 7 a AASV MOA PAL vii ee *: ee ee oo evatnre” Tus R.T.Fraxcu Courant EIGHTH AND LOCUST Big Y QO U N G aS epnl IN ly VERSA PY ls ading the tidings. Rochester,.N.¥. __ : ‘rand and Shenandoah—D: yess iviere and Waterman Pa 7 ? a | Limit d Delmar—t nion and Ve m—Tavylor and Delmar “a a {ol "LARGEST ARGAIN ASEMENT Fen | 2 to 3 pounds each, pound..... t was good for Paul and © | Smoked Beef Tongues, pound... .. .26¢ mas En SCHMITZ & S ‘ OL Ca ES St. Louis’ Leading Downtown Food Store sv Ay or Anniversary Sale i Nez al : ILLS a | > W SOC ood for Paul an! sas a — . Specials for Saturday Sth & Locust (409 N. 8th St.) FO Re | H E, 1] —_ a & ¢ | pte P vam | = 1 Sila: Nut bars and milk choeolates and old fashione nit | Page | | 54c ° ~ ony t3e: pound. a and t] eir a ‘ il . ne gee — mels. A wonderful assortment of vour | ee * Cake; aired coger ty pound, Se, aa = apie Pep eey tate EN ECPI EE : | Fruit Stotien; arge size; Serapple; Phi! & - Fp 7 TE aa eee AS OR OFF RCE ee peers ~ SA - eet exhortations to Erring bretn- me | ; Fancy Milk-Fed autem: io | FLOCKIN t . : ood fer Paul and Silas eee Be ay igh d eno ast for nre: \ CONRAD'S SPECIALTY STORE | LAYER CAKES POTATO SALAD | Old-Tyme Candies | le, with Made with Conrads res iin SPRING CL one and two pound. boxes; a pound ad ow soul oe style; ' ~~ : ir lip ‘a = medium | de Bright, .colorful Dresses for early leak a Black Walnut Molasses Taffy, a pound ~ vet Pioride_ Oranges, 9c each; os wi Spring wear; well made a frimmed in hee ah ve erete 2 7” - ‘ . Pe ese ee + ; phy > : ; ; : Jf E are not so very | you the reason beca yours will do it so muck ingly when he breaks Spring clothes. MO HE 2° -— You will like his get-t a story appearance c many a salesman has BIG sunply by lookin : : , OO ANE AE LESS “IONE ES Ml: NGI: LE Rs lee RR Eel a NaS ERIC ae eae > novel effects. Bought especially for the ee tt ts nd cae tote Se | GERMAN A I] big. Anniversary Sale. 2 ini - ee eae strawberry evenly Cake | CORDIALS (DO inarta | Materials hi ck te - rt wit eta or tae ill Geliclous Butter criem filling and 1 co ae flavor: kuemmel Song Queen of Table Waterg*| Printed Crepes Fhet Crepes tke Gandhi ¢ : Bee "S89 | mecium, doz, $2.75; case Rayor (Fiber Silk) “Knock Me Dows, Hallelujah. ar Almond mesacmee Stollen eee | SEE THE FOOD SHOW FREE admission to the Great Food Show, March 16 to 21. {4 combination layer of Angel Food and Sunshi Non - alcoholi: but crusted with chopped Brazil nuts. Saturday: each.. | flavor and rum flavo- Splits, dozen, $2.35; Case, Satin Canton Canton Crepe point of net talking beck 7 Wat spongy Bm Fo that. ° Whe } t T irif } in ‘ 1] S P ° k’ N ] B The al : = L=\% talks, all fairly reeking with broth-| .s & | ee yy ‘ : = = om “7 7 riy love. whispers ¢ “Glory” a ess it «i ~ \ I = =) Py “Ee & rustied through the roo! ‘aul , = > = 3 : : * eee 1 | = > re : whose other name ts Frank Buglo, a ' . > . Saebh aa Bit Ineluded in the group are sc idand ee eave thw tliadinn tee | + aes 7 >: : =: 3 Colors =e \ cnsemble’ styles, others the Apostle Paul six months ago | Lge : 2 § ; : | 3 . OL1ors ee | r he es straicl ee a ee oe +. ee ‘ris e- } = : : ==\'25 with flounees, str aight- scope hap Bi eels nage ga 3 : ‘ : | + | : Rosewood Blonde = eZ | lines, panels, tunics, ith Silas, B. L. Fitzpatrick | Se * od SaaS. a ~ = 3 : & : a = : + League Blue Shutter Green ———— 1 basques and circular skirts i na the nontin Pael anee : * z a - —— fe aS : — | i Wea : Cocoa Cranberry 7 ( Misses’ 14 to 18 cada ia © “anetadinenas * acu” “adlaieenana a : i : . , 7 | — get the first flash of his ¢ Brown Navy Black : Sizes, Women’s 36 to 46 ie halt wie thaceneee areas SON | : ae | || i a. | Extra-Sizes, 48 to 52 he say 4 | => | keen color. (Hargain Basement—Nugents.) gw MH Brovher | Ten on enee fg Our New Store at = . WE NEED ROOM pT ey Men! Our Basement Men’s Section Has 1000 Guttnus Gis thus he! does claim fi 3016-18 Locust St. \if ak, Our increased busk ii: | . hat. + The fellow we have in mi will. make his first Sprit appearance in one of o English model Suits of u finished worsted of ne pattern, ? TO RES ae! Se er ee PER. AE Tae ea ee etiQwe ' 7 + - - — i« e. 1% 4 He will wear the Suit wi a® easy mind because f many months he’'l] look h best. We use the greate care im picking woolens. i al jp Wie UR ut Anti SAR 4s BW Mt ih jiaidis Fail iit 492 2 Fe eee 2 k ~~ - . - ~ SETI reece ane ‘ sm inte , pos . 3 h ae . Suits, and every one atu his overcoat like one who contem- | . ane ainbom term ta acrtian : , wt re a . ; with two pair trousers. ates SP Ae ae 1924 CHEVROLET TOURING—LIKE NEW ie on? It/is just the cut o! forward to whisper to Pau! The 4 Old Top All the new shades of poudre evangelist, unanswering, appeared a | io blue, lavender, smoke grey, and to be wrapped in contemplation of = | also conservative worsteds in : comething profound and a little L494 | neat, desirable patterns: suits for painful : | | the young fellow: English Wales srother Ben returned to his seat = | model with wide bottom trousers near the rear of the roon Aft | ‘iin wae 6 the “en. meee S| hil We've insisted that the cu models. an anon, 33 to 48; iIn- | a in the comfortable low and blunt vests; and for the older sieding touts, slime and shorts. wife came to ask me today to talk OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL 10 ail manner St ae oe men more conservative and staple income (in looks) into VM $3, sp y Alt fine tailored dress Trousers: cassimere and wor- ~ Oy home And then when we ' ee Th 4 i , “be tel abrics; greatest variety of patterns to sé! §& ee i ee tees: Bri n VY : Mmisiion- ar Ss. A en’ S manne eee Su iietet nae oubttne eflects:- eile ona “OD ome in tl hut uf 2 clams. ] our i e an a epos Oo ur ' on e at yf on-do Cla ervative worsteds: wide bottom. English styles inels a, - : $4 ‘| rouse;rs ‘ od come and match your old euit, coat or vest, for ill religious. but it has underivine | | | | little money; all sizes 28 to 44 Waist . vere 8S cieeOaiee eBee ass iF Aang si age ; ite tee : a a . Ss (Barzain Basement.) sae el se de ae ee ee | ef. | | . . ’ ere nd. as [ said the other day 4 on ‘ A Feature for the Anniversary Sale [ wash my hands of it. False doe. ‘ | ' The English tailor kno Girls’ Coats ; ik D Ye — a — ts and Silk Dresses 2 fp et Bi 2 More Days Saturday and Sunday +3016-18 LOCUST ST.GRy i: sieoe ssc sicesetsn Those who participated in our sili sale last Saturday were so enthu- sers straight down from | stastic about our values that we IP, \ ierce Matthey varieeliat asees : : $ — every gg 7 ay orm to du- ) and made a peace-making speech Any terms within reason ALL CARS RECONDITIONED AND READY TO DRIVE Dwemty - thees emraie wack har, How ‘York satiny ae Of (KO 0. Se AWAY. WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE OFFERED SUCH re conditioned $ “ : é rent Osi f s andl exhort. beg . ; > . ‘ buyers got busy and from the LVN Sh ppaerappent tamper ditdenenensrsiece > Come early for best BARGAINS. ANY CAR SOLD AT THIS SALE WILL § Beg don andy =f ——-—o 3016-18 LOCUST ST. \ Good ranning order—ensh or time SHRO! Pasar dieoad og a erage = yo —— te ma ‘ “$7. 88 ara ae ¥ = | . a Ps rie? ‘Ti ; (sn rT T M : ; +; : ‘ f : . & bl | hogany elk, and two-tone effects. Sizes §1 ‘dis iar erigey ui ret Seg ti ; ; Washington at ie * (Bargain leiliicimisttniapintens wiiding appendiciti a as ral a _. SSS SSRBRBSRBBERBE EBs Se i * viteen Drug Co... Judge & i | : ve ¥, iy Make a smal! deposit on this sensational value MALO-=Zz wzmvo YAlOeZz wmvo inh -diskien thie. ins away. \ weather quality car—ensy terme dbinations. In tan calf, black satin, pat- ent leathers, colored kid, champagne strap, cross straps, Oxfords, and com- 7 AS anmersa? ; ; . x sas Sesinted Ser ae | ORTHWEIN MOTOR CORP. kid. brown calf, and two-tone gffect . . sera ssee — : ’ Authorized Chevrolet Deewtere (‘Fermeriy Lecated at 4300 Ferest Park Bewl.) Sizes $% to $. Anniversary Special. pair & s s a | . + e ® _ . * a e . © * - a s ; a | . e . : bd . eo a ” 3 2 . « oe e » ; : | o o en ee ee ee s: “ . os é wi ee <—iiay ey, nr Mages ots AU SR MOI sate < Mie Stork 4 ~
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“Ss ay *r, ; - oe r ers s niet ; . * ~ fie a ets “* a | SS Y POST- DISP. 17TCH / . 2 - ues ee a aiol cv i a2 ™ r ——— ___ ae has at G0 VMVORE eo TT y C ] e : —— ie “dia ND LOCUST . & ‘ i PENCER Te DIRECT INQUIRY Woman Named Bank { fon (hon BOTH other event 7 "Tres a i¢ ? e Ye BRalivis 3 INTO BR ALTUS, Ok., Mare} 2 c ide nt q newspapers COMBINE] d ital pe Waterman ( ' Mi HART CONTESTS | rectors of the First ~ 13.—The di- = NED ST ha ‘ or and Delm 4 & ssouri Scm | US ~ oe . é a’'ional Bank ~~ + ' . ° 6 ’ PO & NS “ih ellen ecm Names Three; “estern ‘ nares «ihe > are D st DISPATCP 15 * Di Ss to, Investigate “se J ma, have — elec OLLAR D : WI j | ' Ss »( ) N f . ta Over Senate Ss ats re J. A. Henry as preésid nae AY DA W SO NW —_ | the Post-Dispat — zs ceed her hysbane Sera “7 lo a ——* ' a - I } WASHING TON. Mere “2 ae ve SMe The sian ‘ ho died last oO TIC L co. NS . iE | cat c “i me members of the Dries | ——— ee ? - 2 - ‘ . > (> ) nittees wy : ; . 4 j Ce . é ‘ ireari = yrhit a will ~ iiaiaiianle MM ld pound ; a .. 2 :; O CK Ni | I O ‘ember a: geet ri tHe recess on am | d : —— Lad WE WoL ee, ‘ MARCH 16th : *e © @ : a a. i . rial contests in low; Yi a ; y LLY «Le CIALTY , ; : sota and New Mexico 2 Ais sores _— ‘em away Ladies’ a Pee . \ , 4 | Hwouneed today by : ’ re an- with - é ies’ uit “eS a te te ee et ee S - : 4 on P. age or C 210 AND CITY Epnerient meote e po ind. MP . lean: ‘ . ; ad LOT) i Rep . or UGHS-CI SERV ‘3 Bifocal Lined 7 Scrapple:; ss pound 4. diana, BPfnst RP ), of In- Dye are Ick Lense Pr ™ » ] hilade] »} > $ 5De Cc i ‘ : LC. ), of Kk e 7. eer SORE T rs and Cl DES VIDLAND Tw S. ° Larte : SS pPhia stVle; : 4 ‘araway (Dem.). of Ark itucky, ROAT-HO eaners AY. | = yg oo Aluminum Case Spherical . iin dean 4 se George ,De , Of Arkansas and eee — , ~- \ ’ ozen ee . . 4 ) ol (,eorga: 4 ifie ° ~ ; niue ras 4 each: 3 ee .42¢ ) cme there are real! =f Be- cates VUSt-VinPALCH 1s ’ or. f c } so il \ three . pape! giv P the ‘ rr’ + ih ical dde fe 25 N ests azainst Broo} con ing Associ amily St. Lo The POSTS - , *-e. Cc 3 >I ooKkhart ated Pra suls evening J DISPA Tc} . } e E are not s Daniel E. Steck. anothe e bt e by — Ss news service nvwcsaned. abel d i is the only St. Louis evenl 4 4 0 li oa “ae 1, O very anxious to tel] H. Grewer e ee uted Ce ~ giving Associated Press © ee — 8 : C1} LS ; you tne reason because that pal of Porn mtalllind agg Counce ae ae " Queen of ; yours will do it so much mo arti Si] members were named to’this ae - i en of T re convinc- ommittee. The other arate 3 | ‘ able Waters” ingly when he break re convince opamntte: | The other wub-com- , dozen, $2.35; co Spri s out in his new Rane ily three members , . ig $2. 75; i $18 : P ins clothes. | NoOis 7 nbd Deneen (Rep.), of AIT - dozen, $4.75; cane, an in th “ i, Col aga sub-committee 2 : . 19 ; e Minnesota contest wie - former Senator ' whieh 2 ’ SHOW F 1 Y ° . » ope bemeeg 0) Magnus Johnson ‘ Z ae ne. -Rumf REE he ou will like his get-up And wh t The a ance senator Schal) | : the lic nftord Bak ° a ¥ : nembers are’ bs Ww. “pel eggs for hs Rie a story appearance Can tell! H = een (Rep.), of pnd 8p : 4 Food Show, but’ i serch # = many a salesman h ein eely (Dem.). of West Virgin “ umford any day Bap for fre we BIG as come throu h tne New Mexico contest reinia In & : at Conrad's, 220 ’ simply b ] ki 4 mer Senator B west Which for- : . y 00 Ings the part! y brou | nage Bursum (Rep.), h é N geht against Senat igs BPrigiewss ; | ; Dem.) Sanat — Bratton o 7 : ‘ . lator Goff (Re : —— The fell West Virginia will wen), 08 k OW . “ Vili he ( h; ivy xs 4 will -— have in mind | the sub-committee en of y" l make his fi e . other , of W hich t] 2 -: 4 ; rst Spring _ m Ce} members will be Ss Le i ‘3 ppearance in one of our | « 5 | | Shortridge “ Rep : ; - ate 2 " 33 | te? | f: wae ), of Californie : 73 . English model Suits of un- | he %," a King (Dem.,). of pO nia : : .. finished worsted of ne , PAWNS | Sor commalttee on privileges and Hi ‘ A ae. pattern, Vs heel yo) | ‘ iéoliie. Will meet next Mowday . i ad ; : LS . , em we Jet . © 1 ; > : . 0 | ;- ‘ : , | tls te (eee these contest , the procedures’ in i s § Hy ¢ © Ly ed tri ee : om it b * ~ 4 zy | He will | a : : r wea}’r the > . ' . : EGE Goce ringl because for | + J} MURDER INQUIRY HELD UP , y mind because for \ | a ay months he'll look his | , | “Witnesses Sought for Indian Inves- 2 , est. We use the greatest o | By eee Leave Oklahoma, a : Car i " e ’ . he ssociated Prees ‘ ) Pe e in picking woolens. > | Mo. PAWHUSKA. Ok. March 13.— es it Ge , phe State and ledera ic ad Ps ‘Mon 3 I investiga- ‘ wy itm into the murders of anvignall g : Sy hat will stri sage Indians and ave es 5 oe . strike you ; a wnite itternes | a a instant] . in the summer — a a | a” Cand Ss fas § e a court of inquiry State in z = = 9= B= = = = E- (a Old T is just the cut of his “on sho cael -F = “= B= = = = ° S op. w outfit, ‘ainda : Mi d =~ © (ke PE = 6 _ MASCOT OF U.S. IN WAR DEAD /#| 8) ade Possible by O HL : : Pp : my French Youth Was Adopted by C : C ur ,uropean Bu aii halt ; i y Cal- : in TH F a . ae ifognia Regime nt. : onnections and Y J . : iH Titi r > | ot SAN FR pp | TE ur THE 2 | ¢ . 7 eis R ANC ISCO. March 12 : : me I ull ill! 8 4 | ad ae Misra: Godies, nance ot re "VEL 136 DIAM uying rowe aa) 1 || ; , e a > “ : rs eer scat , wre greatest diamond mers ceptional term ost ex Hi Hu] ° : § ¥/ neuver In airplane ma- chants makes thi oc d s of only rH Hila . ai 3 ’ | 4} in eerie , : : sers str ropsS th . Prive Hundre: ; o | tae : bthil , Twenty ae $ aight down from she ay e trou- a fourth Regiment of - ese Forty- i = : yyy HH ry “on re conditioned ’ “a tbo) them. to pepe te ; . Hat : : . : ej) countr = = * cars will = he ‘ ; | | lat WIN aWay on a ltranspe : ? oy N , inter was tak i . } ; e : ¥ | ~ 4 £ rol a ~ ) FY ; oo Ken in haree ' : = ge @ for 825 Down Fh. | DJ] Kyne, who beiriendé reo ee AT : : : = down ! ; ° : me weekly. ’ Balance : we s PS ogy in a double-bre pp = fmt | s : a ey Weekl . 8 Peer A) i . 1i¢€ 4 2 , . Ah é — pe ceource of most of 1 bd . : PS OLET TOURING oo 4 el : » tles _ labels now nist } as fg | i Py: 16-Jewel : . S , it Bee Xt 835 (T-T- T* T*} ise Special | | ne iit Genui a lit HW ¥ = ) nh is | Af : | enuine “16- . : ai 7 . . be the talk of h going to ter m . | popul e “16 Jewel in = = cl t ae ; the town! ’ ‘ on Ss O aE. : Steeae Spee shape 2 a tah s Rog ° aved case. An | : Rage. ® - -, u n- 5 a at ‘ 235 q ‘ | suffering | aH 6 equaled value. : : Rha nationally famous © ae | Two Trous av ‘ill Baby’s ski it 25 tae ; igin, a fine dependab! ye —_— Lag Too. ” sd : COLUMBIA t. et roe soc Dowa-' | om | THEATRE GOLD | s the OPEN “et with «eo } . ‘ef i ‘est he EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT aecnoine Wn sent ‘ ~- Re c N " ¥. e S‘masing valoe: ee ised.” (Signed) Mv . - soc D + val ‘sarten. box Mrs. J. J. Baum- | o 9 2 vu —R. D, a tie ‘ : rs of ‘ \ }
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DISPATCH aloné has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening o newspaper COMBINED MARCH TE FRIDAS. The Daily POST- * —— — a ie — =———— “ AT SMITH- DANIELS Broadway een: FO ys ie - - Ler eS , = i + > ee r] oS or 2 2 P 4 , oh . - ¢ . w a - “ + > re - " a ee ee —s ee ee a) . . , 7 ie? sali ~~ “i - ” Ae , “ — oy gi , > > oA ") Da ae bs ya ys i Ape rer hoy: wed nd f' za aie niet eie 4 in + yes Ls . A eye ae £5) iS lines 1 « at, vFaR r 3 5s i ee ee npr steve “T Igor ah BY te Ko ot OES ae a 7 eer , qT ye eee es .) ‘. anon, an a 6 _ Eon ai SR CP a ne een he Ricca : Nae beac to ¥ bs 5 4 = b-eetk hay sd aa in ——P y ‘ av a . scl . = . em i iM . ‘. a? a " ae py . a * - 7 he : Tat eae ie yas - 4 > - Ser ie Cr + om wa 4 ie . ee . nM 4 , * pe . eee ee ee ee, ee ee evel. wily . - “ at eX op avin Ta ” ¥ ~ ake ohne et 2 > ee Se ay Ar 4 iy e an ee St. Charles Will Buy Your , Spring Outht ONE AND r m = " Fee Ck ee aS a - “ ie PME APRA a sre PEGI ~ (SSD EE MALOG TA ERR ROTC TR Ek DLT eee EEE EON a oe pease tee AT SOIR PR ROEL SIOERE AIL LOE RT RESOIRTS F 9 ee eee 7 There is no better buy anywhere in Me the city. All-wool one and two pants a Se Suits at a price not usually roe Sy equaled Sy cash stores. One for eh every member of the family. Come . in Saturday or any day during the week. ENGLISH SUITS You would think that the Prince of Wales made this wonderful / store his headquarters. Suits! ae = Suits! Suits! of every description. ae We dress up St. Louis. Ww wr “” “fi ? 4 —*s Oo a RR RI PEAARRORES A ye ee AR MSs 2 i Ve TM Ea tin, apatite TPL ak A TRE, 46 r 7 BP eee, = s4 £2 RS ‘Latest Spring Fashions in Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Ensemble Suits, Millinery & Chokers Call and Inspect Our Select New Line of Silk Dresses Smart styles in all popular colors. Priced very low at $22.98 We Are Showing a Charm- ing Line of New Spring Models in EnsembleCostumes See our Pre-Easter Offer- ings at $49.50 An Elegant Showing of Ladies’ and Misses’ New Spring Coats You will find nothing more pleasing at $19.98 MOTHERS! Dress Up Your Boy Come in atd «e our finely tailored all-wool = Boys’ Pat at $8.50 These ladies’ new models must be seen to be appreciated. Al! popular styles and shades. Attractive display for the Easter fashion parade. Let Smith- * Daniels furnish your outfit. On the most exceptional terms of $2 down and the rest to suit your convenience SMITH-DANIELS 907 NORTH BROADWAY sore ricer Take UGENTS Elevator LLE AV. and Save ioe ‘a7 . nce Ape RS Data he ‘ b gree fy * wcay Pie, PS * i Seek he IsSRA “Wee t ha eer ai Site aac Maney Sa ot hres gee bes = ty, x Sa ee _ ws Sha la Cae ea eb I CO i ihe gle see by « . . oe EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 324 COLLINSVI TWO. E. COLLEGES MAY BE ABANDONED , ‘ ~ ’ = Missouri Conference Also Pro- poses Changing Location of ‘ ‘ * ’ , > ~Ta ( Le. i ce a Nevada from Mrs V 4. Stock ryé ird and recommends ontinued Inder the auspices of 1 Pye S mu’ Aw est \iissouri i(“onfere: The consolidation ( Howard Payne College with Central Co'- ray! ez endowmen’ fund ot $ setae tdene 4 ‘entral College. but recommended that the fund be increased to $1,- - An AMD » fli tO) _made available for permanent use. “by the St. Louis annua! conference} in the interest of the religious life) of the students at Southeast Mis- | ~~ It was recommended that, after. the assets of Marvin College have been converted into cash and its’ indebtedness paid, the surplus be souri State Teachers’ College at Cape Girardeat. This fund either would be invested in a religious endowment building in connection | . , 5 , with the loca! church or held as endowment. for a Bible hair in the college With the surplus Weft after liquidation of the assets of the Scarritt- Morrisville College, the commissioner said that an effort should be made to establish a standard junior college somewhere in the Ozark region Failing in this, it was provided as an alter- native that the fund should be used ; : — . iz ; ae 2 in the interest. of the religious life of the students at the Southwest Missouri Teachers’ College aft Springfield, Mo.. provided that Springfield should rais® at least $50.000 for the same purpose. HISTORIC HUBBELL HOME AT. LIBERTY IS RAZED Old Resid@&ice, Built Prior to 1830. Housed Col. Doniphan and Thomas Slaughter. Special to the Post-Dispatch LIBERTY, Mo.—Citizens finding: 2 histovic landmark has been re- moved here are bemoaning the fact. Carpenters recentiy razed an old frame two-story house “just north of the square in Liberty that was built before 1830 and which at different times housed prominént early day citizens of Liberty. It was the old Hubbell house. a show place of Liberty before the Civil War at one time was the home of Col. Alexander W. Doni- phan, the statesman and Mexican War soldier who lead a division of soldiers in one of the longest mili- tary marches in the ’anna!s of his- tory, from Fort Leavenworth into Mexico Another inhabitant of the eid home was Thomas Siauehter early day merchant of Liberty who left here soon after the Civil War nd moved his stock to New York where he became a millionaire merchant Another old-time citi 1 was Petor rT Ru “nett who aft- er leaving in the “forties.” became , = + - the first Governor of California. , DR. J, H. HUMPHREY NAMED HYGIENE HEAD IN SCHOOLS Inspector for 10 Years Appointed by Board of Education as Successor to Dr. Stewart. Dr. J. H. Humphrey appointed director of has been nygiene of ‘he Roarda £ * Bre ta Ot a > me board of Education. to sifeeeed - - —— . " ™ > . vr. vames Stewart, who retired six weeks ago to } ag vecome secretary of tne State Board of Health H um - . , my 7S ** rec ~ * cr = _ > ’ } ‘ e " Ww = : — ad act ° f W 22% - ngton University Medical Schon! has been minected with the oO oveiene 14 iS! = = 109 he - -= sr ¢ - ”~ 4 . r ’ 379 "2 lies ~ wv was promoted to supervisor ‘= He is especia nterested n -,7 . ws } ardiac a ung diseases in . dren. in . ainourished chi! iS d and a - © = cn "Ont ece > | NEGRO DIES OF STAB OUNDS * ar T “ = ‘a E; Mm ~ ars a | of ~~ * ; - X\ -* { if 1s hd "2nr rea 4 Z lied a Hospital ea > = i rr | Pa 7 i s ereg eada whe negrr walk , & 3 , —_ = ated ’ here 3 : . — \% iy 7 ~ Lo . . er oe es ifpoare . pas , ae j 4 a ~ — °Ee =e SEAT TL. i Mari ia 4 “ ase nt Ie 4 ers > be | specimens reassess a the rate o a } ' ve rf 4 ich AS Hee Ose novelty Satins doubt_the t re- bi Fi gboe : Sale ever atte - Tan and Black Patents Blonde Satins without a Footwear. Patent Kid 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. | 11TH ANNIVERSARY SALE_ Biundreds of pairs—new Spring merchandise. Newest Penny Satins Combinations Picto Water. It the work without ing. Prescribed by Sicians and sold at all drug stores, Bottled at French i ES Indiana,” CRO Soe of water—that’s all ==05m" When Nature we Won't 2 pausea nor the slightest 1923, has Pluto ¥ with eating, work of pn H«usal | 3 rF S L ’ PATER, by far more effective) a than the old style calo, *™e ore recommended by Chief De Etling, is These special prices only for our Anniversary Sale! BO ten cents for the vest- - thirty-five cents for the . Recomm 5207 Lar terday @ ead- back if you are pot is testi jury dro against | Our Eastern buyers were very fortunate in acquiring a well-known manufactur- * er’s output—you get the benefit ~ Finer Enger VALUES 3 NE > | OeFF El or 1921 $4.85 to $6.85 SRE J a esunanelt | 2 F = : a plete taj (Good Heaith ) personal ; /Concerni alty of | rac his reti patch req 3 increase Ee — failed years. Enger ‘im 2923 ¢ $150 in 1 based of ‘tax bills ,of the ¢ loftices ; Every Size and All Style — Heels Represented FP my — . your vacancies /PATCH WANTS. primary not be Ff — ‘of the it alfy aan Doors at 8 People be a stil We Picture a Few of the Dresses in the ANnNi- versary Sale at Sip $12.95 $50.00 Saturday to Accommodate Will Open O’Clock Employed ys selling was a fecord event i greater day ol VYesterda in of people swarmed our departments to see sale We Surpassed a!1 business records Se 3000 COATS— Spring Coats.... $8.11 $22.50 Spring Coats... $12.11 $35.00 Spring Coats. .. $16.1 $39.75 Spring Coats... * $19. $45.00 Spring Coats Spring Coats... $24.11 $59.75 Spring Coats.“ . $29.11 $69.50 Spring Coats $34.1 $79.50 Spring Coats $39. $89.50 Spring Coats - I il $22.11 I Il $44.17 r+ ee ee . our history Thousands New afoot ! y merehand se new styles, ail prepag the marvelous values on gRia bratiol ‘we yere never 5s proud of the & We expect Saturday toe gave the public as in this sate Its a worth-w hile event MISS IT . * oe — ~) < = a. = os , a“ = , —_ des Sax on SATURDAY — The Oatstanding Feature of This Great Sale Will Be an Offering of s 1000 DRESSES— 1000: COATS— 200 SUITS— The wery latest ors. fimest mate Shselutely FREE. 4 E $5 DO ol qe Values t 1? fer S55. 00 sy | I WE ARE GOING TO BE THE TALA ’ Or TH ry a 3000 DRESSES— 2000 SUITS—~ $7.50 to $12.50 Dresses. $4.11 $22.50 to $35.00 Suits. $14.11 © $12.50 to $15 Dresses . $6.11 $37.50 Ensemble Suits. . $19.88 3 $16.50 to $19.75 Dresses, $9.11 $39.75 Tailored Suits. . .926-% . , $20 to $22.50 Dresses. $12.11 $39.75 Ensemble Suits. .$2& —« De y $25 to $30 Dresses.... $14.11 $45.00 Tailored Suits. .. 34 Ty y % j yp - $32.50 to $33.75 Dresses, $16.11 $50.00 Ersembie Suits. - .$294F | $35 to $37.50 Dresses. $19.11 sunae ‘tchciun a ~,\ UVER WOO! Extra-Size Dresses .... $22.11 -Extra-Srze Dresses ... $14.11 . ; . ee as Esiresize Drencs 31811 $58.75 Ensemble Suit, SUM Ew nance SOO WN. B mecca . = ee
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FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1998. eat — ' ng a ce nega ila, : - —_— testinal tract Safely and atl le eal ei a to two hours—with Pluto Water. It does the work without grip. ing. Prescribed by phy. Sicians and sold atall drug stores. Bottledat French Lick Springs, Indiana. When Nature Won's Pluto W’ PLUTO) WATER America’s Physic If the cause of your dizzi. ness is constipation, yoy can flush the entire in. quickly—in 30 minutes 5 aa tar «ee MEH; ag ‘at . ee ln 2 Ra epee Sy a ON es in coat i Rall. oe me re : "OR ay “ere Proerye: a wis PRIDAY. - ' ; MARCH 13, 1925. i Phe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other COrREnD enh Sickie COMBINED _st LOWS POST- DISPATCH 17 nen ——— paseibatihnneeeneanmngaenenegteetan ae 4. TISEMENT | ) Board of Assess i office. The inides testis orc obsolete taken to change other indictments For Harding in Hall of Fame. convention here today to place al: The daughters adopted a resolution | of her devotion to her ‘eng | TORS TREAT pross the | pending against Etling, but it is | MARION, O., March 13.—Steps picture of the late Florence Kling! stating that history “must give her! husband and her untiring efforts charge to forestall! | | a dismissal by | expected they will be handled in a| were taken by the Ohio Daughters! Harding, widow of President Hard-|a high rank as a heroine’ nA ah en Ras . the C SAND Tt THE FLU | A [similar manner. of the American Revolution, in ing, in the American Hall of Fame. | = : 4 | ETLING mm WITNESS ___ ADVERTISEMENT | . ee -_—- — ee up a a cold over night Of | SAVE $300 TO $600 Ber i aces tesimoy Ow De @ m pers seston octors Now Say HILDRE " Before You Buy a Jewett or Paige y the nausealess Calomel) p35. of si Indictment Look over our complete stock of absolutely new Jewetts and Paiges. When we ceased distributing these cars we still had a stock on O | ene , Phece we are sacrificing at a discount | of 25°¢ and more for quick sale. 10 months . to pay. Small cash down payment on you car. Off List ) gee Ralston ge eel | t t k uk . | gckeniL ects ose ains “tling. m tried TF cay thet i neta | PEER S5UNG O take mil of magnesia | far more effective; _ Vga ae | " —_ the old style calo- rhe chief witness against former A new and different Sasi that multiplies | | fore recommended by Chief Deputy Assessor William P. iets ot bet time! Etling, in connection with the tax the benefits, plus being a delight to take of water—that’s all, | 28sessment scandal uncovered oe mA ODERN | seg BBUSCD nor the slightest | 1923, has been the recipient of an| N 4 J Thus in this one way alone i. science has loubli 7? ith eating, work ot} — al prop- , doubling its power over old wi S> unvsual increase in personal prop discovered a new ™ P | i “ oF - 7 . : : only in original sealed pack: | The witness is Charles Enger, ec Ee oe ee fifteen minutes .. . indiges- in our cold... _ ave | : ot gene a iam ary erty assessment smnce he appe: res formula of mag- Biwnd 2 | y rrasisbed 22 z ifi - Calotabs pwetore the grand jury as & witness nesia — successor It relieves stomach gas in | and purified. Calotabs| (one ‘he Fre : atc ga: | Any Style Ford You Want—Priced Low CASTORIA ALL THE WAY The National Sore Throat Remedy — ay IF YOU HAD NECK & AS LONG AS THIS FEL ra | DOWN TONSILINES . SHOULD QUICHLY mum : S ALL DRUGGISTS ' | nesia as yo : ' 5 pice "ten eents for the Hrd 5207 Lansdowne avenue, who yes- emer St 7 tes quickly, amazingly. All kinds of Fords, Sedans, Coupes, Tourings, Roadsters, late - thirty-five cents for the dined ‘eared before the grand a | models, at prices lower than you would expect to pay. package. Recommend. | ‘@'aday appe: use — A scientific de- It acts to correct lack of fo oy by druggists. | jury fi ra second one = vee velopment that ‘‘acid balanee’’ in the stom- ] k if you are not | his testimony yesterday the grant comes as a de- ach and ‘els | h W ll M c C = f ‘jury brought a new indic€ment light to those | : bowels. | | e e otor ar O. lagainst Etling. who find ordinary magnesia it relieves most trying cases ~ ial Eneger's Tax Bill Increased. ‘*hard to take.’’ ot constipation—gently clears MOTHER ey Fletcher S Cas | 3015 Locust Bl. | Enger said his personal property That multiplies the already the: intestinal tract of its | toria ts a pleasant. harmless | Bomont 2600 3422 Lindell Bl. ! Always Open i) : MoO1lsons p ; for 1924 was assessed at $3120, remarkable benefits of plain pou ‘ . ‘ | ANTI pit lalthough he had made a personal milk of magnesia. In justice to vourself and | Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- ‘return for only $400. His com- That not only neutralizes vours, try it. Get Mintrated | zoric. Teething Drops and So | ; ; , ' Soothin r ; " * ‘ — ! This Handsome 3: ' 7-Piece Hand-_ : ‘ E BE’: Be eee: NOTRE eL ST SEE Cake Set 5c Absolutely ata Muvnnninyyt tere > _——_— — ’ ’ > 4 q: —— | x 4 Purchase — Get i; fan ~=One—They Are —— ~~ el ——_S= = —— Que as | Wear a Diamond Easter! Open an Account Here 4} Saturday! zmmM=s p $1—A WEEK ™ caste ag... Y ones to BREE ee ne by fj . ae a | bi en ae d “ bts 7 ve on 2000 SUITS— ) to $35.00 Suits. $14.11 50 Ensemble Suits. . $19.11 .75 Tailored Suits. .. $22.11 9.75 Ensemble Suits. . $24.11 ) Ensembie Suits. . $29.11 0 Tailored Suits... . $34.11 .75 Ensemble Suits. . $37.11 tra-Size Suits....-.---° 45.00 Tailored Suits. ..$27-1/ BUY NOW—PAY AFTER EASTER OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P. Mi. 2 NAW MTA ; Pearl-Style Dresses The very = © ans in > Spring Dres- > % Smart col . —" ; finest 3 a es . 7 . Scones als ose oH models. Peart Chokers in pastel Shades to match cach dress—- b siaw FREE. WN—$2 A WEEK NO CASH wa” USE YOUR —=3 & ibe 5 : Mer s Spring Suits vist er ee Je : eval. * Wang pring (GENUINE eee Stes oF eos et . reds of new Spring Suits fe DIAMONDS Ye ete sey SE : ar | od sou, Londun gray and ' ; ETM ES : aaret nm lavender. Eenclixh and eke A Semi-k Hglixsh mod- om ee SS a Uf Mo SAG CO\\ (I/F || COUR CUf em m6 lees ita OCe ome Call hl cae lCU j oe. a > t Juxt the thing q = the young - ™an, 1 ouservative "7s Fee @608622.80690986 9 8 DOWN — $2 A WEEK Aa aopatbdh $99: = @ | $5.00 DOWN $2.00 A WEEK > j\ Beeee '» 4, Gentiemen’s Adjusted 17- ee rx oF. ue = Tea Ruby and Sapphire Jewels | ILLINOIS “CAPITOL” WATCHES Buy one of theee superior Watethe« $ is dias i Bia yes iis gt: est ‘For the Easter Bride! Pe es 7 Bey Charming Platinum and 18 Aaraz Solid ag a OY gee eS ' rig ge Pe White Gold ate ages GENUINE DIAMOND WEDDING RINGS (lever VW edding Rings for the “happicst duyv of her tife. Gorzxeous creations of piatinuean and 1S-karat solid gold—artistical- , ly engraved. Studded with glittering, fiery genuine blue-white diamonds. Special Pre- Icnater Values at , op $35, $47, $65, to $200 fin Also yellow, creen and white cold Wedding Rings ar BLISHED — s/898 _ “4 -<» eI TER GENT NARI AI ROS IE HN Cm FT Fe man iad _ * in time fer Macter. Ouer low gprire £4.50 te $15.00 1314 — K 314 14 NoRTH S1XTH ST. HBROADWAY & WASHINGTONS2235"
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sn, Vitti ee ‘dt ine sahil tennis nO » pp AAAS ‘Aes m a we She Ns alah vs 7 a) aie Bl al ey + = ve ; - Pee ‘A "a By: a => x * —. " - 5 - . ES 4 ~. T » say ¢ 4 -— > “2 \ . Ye . es n 5 } Be 4 : & ; Pi if 2 & 2 t ya ¢ q e ¢ * : - >. ‘ s ‘2 q o i Z ; t a * 9 , : Ps ‘ ia eS =e 1 com. : q Se oo L ea a ; = ee £ ’ Be ¥ oo 2 te 7 me oe i ; % : . ee ae Se Tt ore { , +o bY - a a ‘a 7 oS fq P= ; | te a 2 +: 4.2 : F Se “ a = a ese ‘j 33 ” Y : > 2 ‘ad x Foog] et . = “ : - 43 i 2% Va Ss , bee > 4. “ ~ is & : : « a + og 5 te re ty eS a+ ‘ 4 - i i ae & s 7 “= 7; wd ; 25 epnacciematanea eR ———— na ee _—_ an - — SE SS — — - ~ - _— et ae | | ) -oved. Another I WD @eveliopment of the naval base solved to use al! lawful means to Workers. The President says * being imp ~~ ® eta: f last years ez- > § Stee | a % . , oN eae ay ee :; P : , BRITISH ARMY AND NAVY than — over iast ye f artillery has been s' yecessfully at Singagrre make effective an exact fulfillment company has been unjust in refus , s aa , e am- etc -orkers ar entitle: §91.900, show a decrease © +*** a . Pp ization and workers are mtiti ¢ , : hile termina! De the Aas sted Press {sociated ress wavs company three days in which —_ he Constitut an to ferm « 600 from last year, woe rmina: : ; T= i. - = C aie e@ fa | onstitutior of : Expenditure for Army Is Reduced b a estimated at i385 600 LONDON, March ie Phe Brit “MEXICO SITY, March 13 D to end the present strike by recog- ganizations in ot der to defend thet cnharges re wks TEAL ' > sees ar _— as a) “a. . +. . a . , 7 . & - an - a . rs 3 ‘ fom" Fubiishirge Cos. the New York World clude the cost of the British army ($3;,0,000,900), am * 2 as ~- + iw » - - a: I yet-Disvatci ' a . , “— _ a 4 ‘eit ththt) @tear hich ri or UM- the current yea: Ut **:' 2 ae LONDON, March 13.—The Brit- | in India, which is wide z wigan eee Se 11 are tw eh : Sl f 1925, pub- der the budget of the Indian Gov- jing. Included in the - :, lL arr’ estimates tor = , +g . ' - c 2 7 “#0 Ano sTeriing and ee tal ernment The total number OL gums Of ii.s- : “© ath lished rere today. provide A Totai . — sie be . ; -_ - epresen , + : British troops, officers and men {50.000 teal ceattians ‘ , net expenditur of £44.500.0086, or abarins _ Te : ~eine for the firer . ny ' ens i¢ 169.600. 1000 less than iast year. harees apPpress * ee s about $212 VOU OUD, a nis toetvy,- . :—s . ‘ rs int of the cost af the om ot . . " ’ feo c Shoeburvrneas Asie : ‘met aircraft are establishment at : oury ness. , See Te) elusive of pensions, half pay and directing fire against aircra: a ee ft ees n the esti r s re acini 2 A ’ 4 £36.295.400. an increase of more measures against €aS atiatas “'* > = c Smashing 4- TO-MORROW ; 8:30 TO 12:30. PRING CO Men’s and Boys’ a | —_—s = ag 2° > iy oSHOE BARGAINS yt $3 to $4 cnet os OAS 45 ye . ¥ SEY ‘on 95 ’ ry | 4 o near tress wear a GIRLS’ 23.00 AND $3.59 HIGH “HORS AND — SHOES Tans, patents and fp there e Another treat for weuten and arowme — Low Shoes like these, other stores ask from $3.00 to $6.00, you endl * them here Saturday at $2.95 or $1.95 Two Big be ly = etre in cot a ” Stier Brarad Shines Are Better™’ ill ill J ill me 509 WASHINGTON AVE. a g “Star Brand Shoee Are Better™ A Few of the Many Special Values for Saturday’s Selling avr pines SALE ben - — ALL NEW SAMPLE Spring woats \ alucs. Extra Sizes Included New Fur Borders New Flare Models $ New Sport Styles Reversible Materials New Poiret Twills New Poireshams Needle-Weave Cloths Cross-Word Materials $ New Black Satins : New Bengaiine Silks 4 New File Silk Coats | TYLE Se Get, ae S| $ 5° Styles for Women I sceptional Men’ s $! Athete Union Suits. : - nainso« ’ hn | ; > perie *alié 7" _ 4° Spe , "Ov“MEN'S 79 UNTON Men's $1.39 Red Sallie. Soeur nib areal Diamond Work _Shirts sr ahellinee: sizes Oe ‘mt 44 anecia Vai -_ of : 140U.a 7 a MEN’S SHIRTS “« "Gy ; “ e : yea | SPECIAL—A spe: ase r we : 2 men a . - Leet Mi 9 it ° i; a this sate ee —T - emt isses SuUlts “wits one_ or gous and Dresses: : adie 14 to and All-weel Sait« ef sevelty Spring rr — sto 4 of ' * agen 93c ° ent y materials. Vew be x a ‘ amaryl styles. ‘Coats are full 0 eae 4 6 —— 8 sflk tined. 82° waiue at Largest Coat Stock in St. Louis Tailor-Made RED FOX New Spring Hats Select Your Easter Hat Now—Hats That Bap en Sell for $5.00 SUITS and || CHOKERS — 98 Beautiful ex- Be 1s0 ENSEMBLES || °"= *- 18 J sto mt Foxes. Rex- "8 ; 9 egy fio Ey Values $25 to $45 Values ular $35 vals a ae a 7 — a on eb tad 19 secs, PRICE SLASHING SALE! . —- NEWEST BAGS : ~ATLRDAY : : i. * >_ ‘= . *,* 4 : $15.00 NEW — SUITS = *"ades —— ot ee BOYS’ 2-PANTS SUITS Two pairs ined pants in faa: rt weeds. no bby styles age lv yeare S$" 48 va) ue Saturvta, - $4.98 adie ‘es s : $ — 7 Fol ' , a! mnacg§e ,¢ : aye jane . . 3 : >i at . a ° sce =. - of * aepirres| sanee : Winter Coats ints LOWEST RICES On Quality Furniture for Spring, 1925, 5-Million-Dollar-Chain-Store Buying-Power —~ } il se ia "$225 Living-Room Set | Table and =a or Floor l Think of being al to secure a beautiful three-piece fine veisus Living-Room 28 with a handsome davenport tal ie and pret: silk shade bridge or floor lamp for $127.80 The Suite is upholster: A in bea! ful figured velour and is uph ols 4 ne over - backs, even the back ~ the , x enpo covered in velour—<compi¢ete with ve ty mahogany davenport tabie and lamp wi polychrome base and silk shz2de. Sea Saturday i tentasoneeeawe s & od ae tas tt ts Ge a SAT EW SPRI L— $250 4-Piece Bedroom Set, Ben Rocker and Boudoir No greater buring opportunity has eter been presented to you than now. A full-size won- derfully well-const ructed Bedroom )Suite at an astonishingly low price. Beautifully de- signed in _& rich golden waln::t finish and artistical two-ft oned—bdest arawer wore and evert Piece large in size—Suite com- prises bed. ehifforobe. dresser and vanity. rocker, bench and pair boudoir lamps. $10 Cash—Balance Monthly , Lak “sa ra < i. » nal a We have assembled for Sat ‘styles and color combination: cies suitable for matrons, ws time Saturday. BEDELL MILI The Loveliest Assortment SPRING FR fmusually Low Priced tor Such Quality of Silks and Satins Coloring. - al — a $10.00 Ciicdy illite Monthly ir immense Buying power can make a valiue like this poesible Hiere'= a genuine Krnehier three-piece Bed.Dayv renport Set in $ Every Model is Distinctly N | Ditterent. The Styles A: genuine Baker's cut velour. at a remarkab! + low price Suite is artistically designed and * Dieas ngliy preportioned The davrenport 4 peu inte @ fell-aidee ted: chale.eat.auaaee Endless Variety. to manten. All best spring construction and % isua! comfortable. See this amazing h _ a Sa . bargai n Sat urday are $a trocks at such 4 low P (95 NEW SANITARY SIDE-ICER ern ice and food saving instit one pays almost twice this 31 -Piece Dinner Set Ze: of this character. The col FREE With Every —— Medal: attractive—the most strikin LL—DRESS SALON—ENTIRE SEC Refrigerator er One of O1 FINE S Chiffon and Service W eigl Especia This low pricing for Hos: ery of this hew Spr ‘Ting colors are offered—st \ a — nT $18.1 Newest 1325 model—mest mod.- tion—all white enameled inre- rior—586-1b ce ratng—@ee it An astenishing valve <elebrated edera! (las Range with arg? baking and broiling ovens, large ooking surface and a spiendid baker-—~ white enameled oven . Voile Peasant SLOUSES Me Smartest Thing for the New Spring . Season $1 -98 e"'ractive new blouses ad¢ 806 These ‘ouch to spring cost umes. im ti Tt especially becoming.
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a rs tee Me Mee le eee _— . > Pies 4 (ee das. Py eee, or ” - . ee x4 ‘ = 4 at ra var . ae y 3 me a SE ee Pie rer Seer Se f a haa Trae ST RST ert cy te “a > Be Noe era an Ser ee nae se a fe” ae S Re ‘i 7 ee ee oy bake ae SS RR rr ee CRY or eR icer- _ - é ? ; y Mt , wig es +* f ; + RIA Ge as 2 ga at sa CAS PRET TR Pe ay SPT oe SPORT oom “ LOIS - —_ —— — _ i : . F ’ : - KO poet © tee, > “w eo. eee 4 é “eas 4 wae sped ee ae ae, ee ——— - . _ ae = as 3 6 2 s oS Tenet ite yok a Take GO ES Rie wy Fa oe Me 2 ae Aan — mn Tae : = ~ or MOL Me ae ce fe baht Deis a Gy * - ; i > ty i BV h es eR . NE —o p BOS | & : | Ber gue eae dhe cs MARCH OS hess gq B owar Sin” The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Cireu lito than pore other eve ning nomepapers: CUNEIAES tons ~. JISPATCH . . wd 4 ' 3 ; ; | | nl : 1 he =. % : | | dge or Floor amp | | 3 \ Be of af SS ae i : PIR ah, adn tess cee Neutrodyne.. .. .. .$125.00... | N . y : PLE tae | tl, You will tind the most inclusive as- AVAGES: Lyradion ..6...% 59.95...% 35,00 | Stew nae TT oe : * st oh... 8 50.00... .$120.00. . .$110,00 . . -.. 0... 9142.50... cure a beautiful “ . Ss | tee” tastes laa ee | sortment of smart models—and a table and pretty Nuala? 3 — ; Regenerative... .4...$ 59.95...$ 35.00 | x; 1-0-4... $105.00. . - | ny] W ide Ve ariety ot color combinations, Miss Jean ees Home Atter | Wright Tuned Radio... .5...% 60.00...% 32.00 . © ee Beech 65.00. .. ' | Power Tuned Radio. ..8...$200.00...$150.00 T ’ . «5... $140,00... br lamp for only ac ie espe iti- oO erec v : - . r upholstered over : uahgne age wre 2 am! tai- Adventures in Western er. ) “4. |9110.00...$ 50.00 | ars Be ter tee ored with mannish collars and re- Africa. con® Regenerative. . 4...$ 50.00...$ on00 | F tes Be. ORR, - OS wD od cc ote brn, Super ...$175.00...8 98.00 .Tuned Radio. ..5...§ 60.00... Hatfield , oo 4s..8 608. -.3 Reflex. .. ...8 90.00... spmne Seats and the davenport is @ with very pret- ble and lamp ian 10 Cash. J \ : . Eo shede. Seo it polence Montht veres, and trimmed with fur. | ak y ; "te ‘ | seing the only woman aboard : BEDELL—COAT SALON—ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR |ine American. freighter. “Wes! These Prices Do Not Include Equipment. eo ore jf ‘mo,” during a mutiny of native) Choose These Radio Accessories at S Vv] Sat d ee }' tevedores off the coast of Belgian ; a Ings ur ay SATURDAY SPECIAL ‘ongo, Western Africa, in which 6-volt, 100 amp., rubber case Batteries ...$12.95 | $2.00 Eveready “B,” or Burgess Battery | ty, legroes were killed outsidc | $18 Radio Cabinets with two doors... .$13.95 | 40c¢ Red Seal, Eveready or Burgess Dry Cells. captain's cabin, where she hid; $10 Brandes Loud Speakers ..8 68S $6.00 Potter Head Phomnes.......°........... $s 2 95 | $10 Manhattan Loud Speakers..... $5.95 | $15 Potter Cabinct Speakers................ $ 8.95 ithe execution of 20 natives for can- ooh Ragin a preva alt Baek er ie 5 ae a $3.75 Eveready “B’’ Batteries.......'....... $2.39 | Belltone Loud Speakers, complete . a 'vibalism by a firing squad, and a) Catiife Stogage Batteries................. $11.95 | Sixth Fleor touch of the sun” at Lagos, Ni-' 'ceria, were among the experiences | . Beautiful New Spring Hats Especially | veoh: tant dae St. Louis’ Dominant Store Ushers in the Spring Motoring Season With These. of Miss Jean Schoen, 27. of 5741 Pr iced for S a f ar d au Selling ' McPherson avenue, who traveled, Actual $7.50 and $10 Values y's teens” "| A ytomobile sccm “Specials” 3 ‘ | pS aines. | A by the sickness and death of her Hair Braids | ee ee eee eee ee ee —Offering Splendid Savings on nctenets: of ott ‘patunendi mace and Phone Orders Accepted foomrbeegerey fakes s,Galons of —— ] pf Gallons of | a aelivest TEL Mobiloil OO ug = Polarine Oil i'she expects Canton Crepe and ¢ 'mer. Her first lecture on West Af-! $5.60 Value at . Boudoir Lamps 'riea will be delivered before the | > $3 08 / Any ,Grade at ity has ever been : a: apa a? ie ‘ ° . . ‘ y , ipa $ Das | 4 Hair Braid Combinations ‘ 'Temple Israel] Sisterhood Monday : | == Beautifully de- . a ——. afternoon, at Temple Israel, Kings- ia~ ’ as i ) : and Washington boule- og Five-galion cans of “A,”’ : , $2.98 Fancy Straws Int finish and highway “EE” or “Arctic” grades —— , T h is nationally t draw tr | mer Wore : | We have assembled for Saturday selling a large assortment of the latest | vard. | iloi | Set Out Alone. Mobiloil. Consult chart Special Selling of wsawe tenes ane ae size—Suite com- meer and vanity, asc . ) | doir lamps. 4 Atyles and color combinations with trimmings of flowers, ribbons and fan- Intrigued by Africa and be- for proper grade in your ; : a favorite lubricant Balance Monthly ‘ties suitable for matrons, women and misses, Every Hat show n for firsi ing afflicted er “an Pete car. Sovereign Tires In light, medium ot Min e Saturday. loose foot.” Miss Schoen, a ; rmer student of the University of Mis- ; 1 . souri. gave up landscape gardening, An Opportunity to Save oa 30x3\ Cl. Priced at Automatic Windshield BEDELL MILLINERY SALON—THIRD FLOOR. and over the protest of her parents, | —_ Stop Lights $Q 49 Wipers her safety, set out ; __ 7 | who feared for her s ) Priced Special , $5 List, at last April for “the white man’s | grave,’ alone. 89 r ; - : 4 . . é . ¥ 7 95 Sovereign Oversize Cord Tires—noted P The Loveliest Assortment of Attractive Traveling #s0ch Masene: wa . ; ; [ y French freighter, Miss Schoen, af QE “a Tlfese Lights are for resiliency and durability. Sold on ter several landings, stopped at La-| complete with a 10,000-mile adjustment tasis. Other S ubstant ially Sovereigns: built Wipers q Te 4 Wud . R ( KS S. cos. the largest white colony along ewitch and wire e r es i : the west coast. with @ populstion a motoring eae Tubes which keep your iy y CN Af or 1000 whites and 100.009 negroe™, necessity! 3ix4 r rt windshield clear. mm /£ + wa vied / Tere ¢ ( is stenogt —— : . busually Low Priced tor Such Exquisite ; Am eS NS 12/An' ae peng arene == ne it cn For Ford Catfs— 3: 5.0% 3.2: For Ford Cars—Glass Y ee elvili: Seat Covers tet 19-38 29: | Visors : The veneer of loons i Quality of Silks and Satins of New we oe ea a the interior. net to ee Ce | : : ’ \ giong the eoast 18 V 7 - Coupes : : ¢ pabiees ° } | $s Value at 9 ’ / A tion i ' Coloring. jé . | che said and a few miles brought ‘ WALLT\T Pat Tudor - j : a ‘ i : 2 belt ' : aay ve . - ad .\ \4' | it . wn . . owe seen y Pee ' | \) ’ eet | | her to the primitive habitations 0! \\\ WY : Sedans ...84. | | $2.95 | ’ . j . ‘ , —* iii ti itl “ ~ i | atives. During her stay at eee fordor | aS : | the natives. Durit ‘, Faced EARS AA Sedans .. . 88.9: Xton Inner Tubes Glass Visors in | Lagos, she was the on “d nt SOQ .Gk ly FAH - Motorists familiar with these Tubes | blue, amber or/// white woman in the colony. | Pent SA) A) ate a aa will recognize this as a most unusual ail They | ¢ for continuation of her trip | HANNAN VOM) RYURNTT LENNY tq] for doors as W value-giving offering. The O8 ats . os ere interrupted = WUE. SSS ‘ — 30x3%e size priced at ne ree C fit Ford cars of| were 1 S “~~~ -..\) lates patterns. ; yy latest t li i any model. t F D + Y é r £ \ 2 era a ° >> v.’ @ LO So u’ h | { . Sils : as . ae |: ‘ out Ear aaan®., an cal hy the news: of the iliness of her ni Ls Glove fasteners | , - | | el ESN se = | : | tare a , $1.25 Pressed Steel Auto Jacks so oe 80% 64a ee eee ey M 4 ‘he obtained passage father and sn @1 “ _* wr fuel ingredient | : "? "hi ane. 1 “Boyceite.” the suf ti alance onthly en the ‘‘West Irmo. W je i" $1 Auto Flower Vases, assorted anioes. Leather-covered spare Tire Chains "nn ‘ : . ~ ¢ j cr ‘ recy é : ng mahogan) at Ango Ango, $1.25 Rear View Mirrors, open or closed Cype J. . Ford Hub (apr, ! flanges aml 4 hub caps, set, $ 329 Large size Chamois Skins. | ,escste neue =, er can make a j ae ip fF | SS . : : eres a genuine | 2 an — “A | i boys, employed as stevedaores, 7 ty Davenport Set lo. Se : yy Hi Y\ Kroo $1.25 Luggage Carriers, telescope type at a ie. ha 3 ery Model 1s Distinctly New and ies x oor, fai a drunk on palm wine, ee $2.50 Thirty-Hour Auto Clocks, dash type : Wool Auto Sponges, medium size. '@ Different. The Styles Are of Past oe Nee N/E mp a SABIE ‘in besa $1.50 Williams Foot Accelerators for Fords... .$1.19 $5.95 “Through-the- Windshield’ Spotlights tees $1.59 , cae a 7 tee her for insubordinatio ne aN Wh Ny their aa pasta the Captain. $1.50 Shaler Vulcanizers, 98c | $1.25 Aluminum Step l'rames $i Parking lights..... 89c 15he Screw Drivers They attacked the captain outside $1.75 License Frames, $1.29 $2 “Autow”™ Lines.... $1.29 $5 Hercules Rim Tools, $3.75 M@ quality frocks at such a low price! Usu- his cahin in view of Miss Schoen, Sixth Floor one pays almost twice this price for who had taken refuge aie whe S of this character. The color | K 't was learned trouble was brewing. | 1¢ colors are es- RD ANS } an tant like & movie.” Miss ; : j . “T+ as just like a movie, AD BE ° . pj Braye Assortments in Our Garden Section Are Ready—F or Many Will Want to ly attractive—the most striking contrasts. : . cchoen said yesterday, ae ete. 6: scribed the fight in which the muti- | BELL—DRESS SALON—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOK q neers were driven off after two of | | 3 their number had fallen before the | : se t Bulbs and Shrubs Now | * Despite the penalty of death for | One of Our Spring Specials Is This -annibaliem, it still exists in some | “f the colonies, according to the Many Kinds—lIncluding Stark Bros. Varieties—Obtainable Only Here in St. Louis adventurer Within a few hours Kk INE SILK H OSIERY joe ee Soe ee Hardy Rose Bushes rn Hardy Shrubbery natives were mowed down by a firing sc i da. mhiffon and Servic ad W eighl—k very Pair Guaranteed Pe rfect re oethal sun which made d, _ Priced ¢C | Africa uninhabitable by white men | Price ™ | C to From . liv designed and The davenport | =a E ; chair and rocker s - 2 ; ; Construction and ndless Variety. —with rubber mats... .75c pee this amazing “ - : ? Especially Fine Qualitt Federal Cabinet-Style ‘ S f y Q Y until the use of the cork helmet | Each 3 : oW pricing for Hosiery of this excellent quality is most unusual.. All the was begun, caused several fatalities | among the white popienes oh ‘“e] ? Rushes of monthly and climbing A large selection of hardy, fleld-grown Shrube for | lawn or eeinh pape bee 9- Boston Ivy, Hydrangea, om : phe Gas Range ¥ Spring colors are offered—shades for all Spring costumes. | Field grown . 4 |, Lagos, during her stay there. Ta? | varieties~—-free from insects. Including Pink Kil- : ' ties Dogwood, ‘Clematis, Lilae Snowball Syringa, hot, ‘uncomfortable ease Se) larney. La France, Richmond, American Beauty, 7» se Honeysuckle udveoaie an rs other popular bloom- left off only at night, and though | nh . | ) Sunburst, Persian Yellow, Killarney t constantly, Miss Schoen | Jacqueminot, ©un ing varieties mh astonishing value ; elebrated edera! ‘ she wore it N rith . VY ° a & , Se "hit » We bler and other kinds ) ie baking. ‘ q oile Peasant New Jumper Trico-Sham “as made ill by effects of the sun | White, Baby Ramble: Se rege baking and ior seve ral das _ Dahlia Bulbs. assorted colors, cach he rry Fiower and Vegetable Seed, Olling ovens, large _ mplendid baker LO # SES S | R S L] Pp ~ “Had I known of conditions as; Stark Bros. Apple Trees, each... .79€ 6 for 25¢ poh we. $60 ' K ’ | ) they were, I doubt if I would haves Pear Trees, each ne . ne ; , , - R had the courage to go, but now tha'* | one om a Tree $1.25 Canna Roots, “assorted colors, cack Se, an iG ot ot “s ae to Tbe ; : ‘cnow what t expect Sta ros. rry wt ee ee | 6 for 25c Martest Thin A Very Fashionable Shown in All the s-|i know what to expect, I am | - , , ev | , h.. .$91.25 | Hydrated Lime, 10-Ib. sack...__. . 4 y Co anxious to go again, this timefora Stark Bros. Plum Trees, each $4.3 Fiephant Ear Balbs, cach. .5e and 10¢ anda Fertilizer, 100 ~ — hite enameled oven rs. « . , ~ | | he New Spring Spring Costume Is tume Shades—Lovely hunting trip and a real journs; Stark Bros. Weeping Mulberry Trees, | Tubrose Bulbs, cach Sc... .6 for 25e Swift's Pertilizer, 50 the. 4 4 ; ‘ interi ‘ae : f Si i. . ° o ' Season Achieved Quality pp pte a hcg hg A aOR | | Jeish Bulbs, various colors; each 5c, Swift’. Fertilizer, 23 tbs. Stark Bros. Grape | 6 for 250 $1.30 Garden Hoes, steel blade. $1.05 ! arm Hand Kicked by Horse, Dies. | h Oiate reas Stark Bros. Berry Bushes, cac fe - - > 98 $ 98 se BLOOM INGTON 1il., March 13 California Privet Hedge....10 for $1 Hardy Lilies, each oc to Soc $1.65 Garden Shovels, round end, $1.35 y B California Privet Hedge... .25 for 50c Peontes, various colors, each. ... 25 $1.25 Garden Spades, square end, $1 Flower and Vegetable Seed, $1.30 Garden Speeding Porks. ... 81 cE nate 9PM Hirt Ce Ibs. rted colors, cach s & © t jeorge Wel arm near Lex. Gladiola Bu asso , % 1.20 the Georg Weidner fa nea Lex 2 pkgs. be ae Garden Rakes. 14-tooth size. ., the i b Attractive new blouses add These jumper dresses are shown These slips are especially attrac- ir gtor “was found fatallv injured. ow touch to spring costumes. in the smartest colors—every new tive and are offered with pleated | presumably kicked by a horse, last evening. and died shortly § after- bie especiats hecoming. and striking shade—for sports. flounce or plainly tailored. Lana .6 for 25c % Hasement Gallery RE Se
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The Daily POST DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED c ~ = ers ———— ; - — — - —_—_—_— _—_ wF ieee om x er prone a » ~~ Sa: yard a y's tS 43 - - ~ y NR FOE A eR NN EPO RT I ET TS . At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Men You Can Most Advantageously Choose pring Clothes of Quality Accurately Fashioned Two-Trouser Suits in an Ideal Range of Patterns and Fabrics ne The Most Surpassing Values, Complete Assortments Puen Gf. ww. os ‘Reconsider Entire Prob- : lem of Plan and Reduc- | Jion of Armaments. By the Associated Prem : -GENEVA, Mareh 13. — The — League of Natfons disarmament. ' and security protocol, put out of present consideration, at least, by | Spring is almost here!—and this Store awaits the season with this very comprehensive assortment of Suits at $36. They will arouse vour enthusiasm on every count. English-type Suits for younger men and a diversity of regulation models for more conservative dressers. The woolens include all the weaves that men like best—cassimeres, cheviots, worsteds, flannels and serge. And they’re colored in the smartest Spring shades of tan, gray, lavender, fawn and heathers! The tailoring ts splen- did—the kind that inspires confidence in the wearing ability of each Suit. There are sizes for both men and young men— including stouts, slims and stubs. Come in and select yours. “Academy High” “Society Brand” Two-Trouser Suits [he New'T'opcoats suits and Topeoats / | the rejeetion of it voiced yesterday | by Great Britain on behalf of her-| self and all het Dominions except | Ireland, was referred by the counct! | of the league today to the next | league assembly. together with the) pronouncements made upon it by | the British and representatives pt ther Powers - 4 Addressing the council at the | opening of teday’s meeting. Foretgn | Minister Benes of Czecho-Slovakia, | Spring Styles for Young Men, 15 to 20 Group of Extraordinary Values at Fashioned From Distinctive Woolens = - : satiate O — to ene of the principal proponents of | , 1 Q | the protocol, which was elaborated | | CO at the last assembly sesgion, de- | The English effect finds its best expression in The “Society Brand’ reputation for smart styling livered an eloquent appeal! that the) these Suits. The coats are broad-shouldered and ' finds additional justification in this group. Both principles of the protocol be pre-' boxy. and the trousers wide and straight. Natur- the Suits and Topcoats are irreproachable. They served hae allv they meet the enthusiastic approval of young take the best features of the new English modeis Dr. Benes insisted that whatever | college ‘and high school men Choose from a : . . . ?: es prem —and present them in a manner to please any might be the weakness of the ft “= ag yc of good-looking practical woolens. | Ey ert { oat in the assortmen immediately suggests well dressed man. Sotd here exclusively in St. strument, which was constructed fn | Sizes 15 to 29. ‘"Spring *» The loose. easy-hanging box-coat models are Louis. ene month at Geneva, the tdeas te- pertect for balmy days—and the colors are the bright ones | bind it were essential to the league | and the world to prewent further: uestructive wars. Chamberlain Again Speaks. ; Gabardine Raincoats ' which best harmonize with the season. Tans, grays, Two-Trouser Suits heathers. lavenders, fawns! Careful tailoring—satin yokes | * = Si . 3 Lp-to-the-mi e Suit: t Single-breasted Coats of shower- —— and sleeve linings. And every Coat is showerproofed | cont =e — “a be 7 Subsequently:the council adopted | roof silk-finished gabardine {-) | os tneludine stouts wae 1 etubs English and conservative styles i ; ' ‘y adop Rigg MT 6 n shade. Excellent e $8 There are ali sizes—ineluding stouts, Slims and stubs. —all sizes for men and young —— }& resolution referring the protocol | 1m 2 s ra an lle Se “sr CC iicii. —_————— . we i all 1 elie pacer eae gt , men. New Spring styles, at.... and the declarations made by Great | alu it ohn oe eee eee & © ub 4 ‘ ; eee eee) ritain and other countries to the | next league assembly and postpon- | -ng preparations for the proposed |. p> disarmament conference until the /. fassembly had reached some de- | ci3.08. ‘ Before the resolution was sub-/ i s Mmitted to a vote Austen Chamber- | ‘ : ! From Leading American and E uropean Makers Come These | And Now— Shirts to Match the Nation’s Favorite Hobby—the New = Saturday—Men’s | : | be . | | . 4 New Hats for Spring Manhattan) Cross-Word Puzzle Shirts 7 ered in St. Louis’ Most Comprehensive Assortments | — @ Selection as our complete Spring Hat Union Suits, Offered for the First Time in St. Louis e stocks is a real pleasure. There are all styles Special at 1 a and colors—-sponsored by the leading makers ae of two continents. + OQ | ad . Stetson Hats G. B. Borsalinos —— | ‘hoice - nusua - = | $7 Value... $8.50 | plain, the British Foreign Secre- *tary, announced that Great Brit- | (ain wished to reaffirm her firm / | attachment to the principles of ar- . bitration and disarmament, be- | Cause she was anxious to do her | share in giving peace and security | PF to the world. : Chamberlfin added that tf Great }‘ i , > | Britain were obliged to reject the | | eg _ Protocol it was bhecanse she be- | = Ueved the league covenant better {1 A a . ag | | Served the purposes and goal of the . —— itt. Ba Mi “, es at i / ? = a. * 3 $ ‘ ¢ Batione it the From Italy's ——— ee : @ Like every “* Manhat- } nak for Next Aasomits ' newest shades — London maker comes this assort- ig ein . ; ne resolution -unanimously | ¢ lavender, ocean pearl. pearl, ment—bright with new co!- tan product, these Ath- | @dopted means that the sixth as- + tan and grav rs and styles. letie Lnion NSults are of » mhiy. opening in September, wii! ¢ institute an entirely new examina-/t tien of the problem of internation- | —— : , 7 ‘ | a high. serviceable qual- Surety Hats Mallory Hats Society Clubs | 5.0 ° they are made of | € Every man who pursues the elusive synonym - - ; : a : ) #! peace and reduction of -| $3 $5 $5 checked nainsook—with through its horizontal and vertical flights will find inenta, including’ the Welelah ena il eh seart tan, | Tes new stylee— | Theee {Hats for elastic backs, taped arm- these Shirts the season’s most interesting offering. par ben ge rps gpeteincs. | ndon lavender offering ‘om- foung men are les te—features : 1 : a " . ) : Rita rating under the guidance |¢ le. a eeaeeee tthe tek: wer hows ofc ie ature*’ | They are a five-letter word meaning “new, correct of the league. ae maokke - Col- wii Pitteccseme ; = . 3 en lake Tor eomi{o " . ; } enea ‘| oved Hats— sold }of the season's | corre: ie i ae aga Mg and good-looking.” S-m-a-r-t! And each one has a by ag Denes, in his ad@ress, frank- |! re @xclusiveils yest new colors There are twet ~) ain a eer “ora » chlarn > 7 as ‘ ‘ | ? y . ? b agreed with some. of the erit-i¢ anit and shapes. aed : Main Floor || Separate starched collar to match! You won't be puz- Raf : clams of the protocol the British I ; ° ° . . . r 7 a4 Fi tare*s & * © > “1 . e. P ; Main Fleer zled in making your selection, for we are offering the Pe Doe eee ere ny i em Secretary tad voiced in/t oO. : ( 7, ae Ee Oe 4 peech yesterday, but repudi-!a three good shades which satisfy different tastes—blue, lavender and grav. There are all sizes and sleeve lengths, too! Select vours Saturday. 4 ted Chamberlain's contention that be proteen! destroyed the balance! t Bnd spirit of the covenant. He re-/f Ned that the great war had de-it woyed four great empires,’ upset | : . , —— - Ez ome - a SIDSs! ies. demolished al a . a g - 2 _ T’« — a > ’ - + | ’ ° ' . . , . . ° ae “# “4 : 3 } nee and Lift ‘ SR ce % | ~ i Dl . t $ Vest With i Size oy ns magne Reem ecient bane forations and fox- ard comtort@a® ne om consideration of the ef-| es eR ee ee eke ens see a et SS Somentic fabrics. aff ee ne ee corer peleen : “Temple” . last. ma “’ (he nonparticipation of the} at ah ais Of geruintion and ene patr of rol? i:nic) The coats are in 2 and 3 button English ‘styles—and each Suit ed a $3 50 sg $4 95 Bx a ¢ States upon attempts to en-| in n= yee OF SUS Uaton and one pair of golf knickers. Sizes 6 te 13 Second Fleer Priced at........... y >>) +2" .. “Oetions (penalties) and! ay —= Second Fleer ularly so im the case of ai ah as loon ab Countries re present- ow -
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FET TREAT NIN TE IN gS UT mae SES ee MIST ME % 7 fea 3 asia bf LOTTI cr Beer PPS Tip, on Ba. a ee eee *) ae ee ge see . Sor es hee ec = re DYE Sag STE ss rs it MENS me es at 7, See bs 3 can ® ass Mg x SS Os, ba delete i ad : sf ani = =m rn ; ) ere —_ . ; ; , » Se8i RTH eee peer setts starts : > | 2) GREER BER eras , 38 - "Editorial Page « . : == ri r : i = £ at's & Mi ante ° Neck ay Dail y Cartoon = -S T. LOUIS. POST-DISPAT CH: - - * So iet -Dr #* ociety=— — lk « - eC wear eetessistitesieserstetiettetess teeters sereRe DSi eeeo rs See, , Fe 8 Roebecssstocssriceersssstasessseeeeeeeebe cl secle eee beed cLaReS SOEs ttescteess reset 7 _ bet cet > Ss reegs : gi bias piseesisistis isis stisssasgegagisaasstsseasasatsstebeasaecs sgescevassicissses see >> - > “SESE TERRESTRES ES es ae $i: 2 3.33: 8 ba! agi a iii atts * ee ee i, ‘MARCH 13, 1925 ST. ‘LOUIS. FRIDAY EVENIN NG iv REFERS FRENCH CARDINALS CALL ON BAKER'S PROGRAM NEWBERRY GUN OF OF HERRIOT COVERNigwr OF TAX INGREASE 1922 USED ON HIM, QTOCOL TONEXT. "og HERRIOT GOVERNMENT EARLE ASSEMBLY. Mantfesto Hits Principle of Church and State IN A BAD WAY Separation—Miunisterial Organs Call It | “War Declaration Against Republic.” f Abandon Measures for Present to Speed Up Ap- ee PAGES oe Phot h Sent by Wire F | New York ial the Peed Alene i ) P REGULARS | Unearths Another Royal Tomb SEEK TRUCE WITH GOUZENS SIYS m= SENN REBEL Tax Case Memorandum, ‘Decide That Party Confer- Intended to “Get” Ford, _. ence Decisions Shall Not Filed Two Years Ago, | | - DIC etc.— silk, ide satin, offering Stripes. —~ of bright Spring assortment Main Floor —_ Foreign Minister of Czecho- | Slovakia Appeals That Principles Underlying Se- | Special Cable‘to the Post-Dispatch | disposal “the revolt of the French and New York World. | Catholics.” Pact Be Preserved. | Copyright. 1925. by the Press and Pulitzer Both clericals and anti-clericals 2 50° . curity P Pubinning. Ces., the New Cork Werte | 20 ttt ee ai cee propriation Bills. Senator States. Senators. O sp PARIS, March 13.—Religious | nouncement is the most important ee | strife in Fr | act of the church in 50 years. It “TREAS : E REPLIES TO SPEECH aire is rvance, han. entered ee ene aret the thenerast| BUDGET RROPOSAL URY WAITED RADICALS CAN acute stage. A document has been quarrel over the Vatican Hmbassy. ‘published, signed by practically all | Even Le.Temps, which has op- posed the Government’s anti-cler- ical policy, thinks the Cardinals have gone too far, and that their offensive is ill-timed. The mani- OF | KEEP PATRONAGE Leaders Declare Further Disciplinary Measures WILL BE DROPPED —— A LONG, LONG TIME” ——— ee a ee Caucus Votes to Support Adjournment | the French Cardinals, calling on. the Catholics of France to use ev- ery legal means available to combat. Michigan Member Tells Sen- iicher Meeting Will ate New York Firm of ‘Reconsider Entire Prob- ——m Qe R d _the lay policy of the present Gov- | festo repuMiates the entire princi- | ©|/ ernment. ple of separation of church. and. V | , lem of Plan and Reduc- ernment P | : i ote for March 18—May Tax _ Experts Wrote| May Overturn Present The publication coincided with state, and republicans insist it is | y | C| y Republican Majority. .. |} aimed to overthrow the entire body | Force Extra Se | No Commit- |oef separatist legislation built up | ssion. te. | | in the last 25 vears. ngpenvpnesnminntiinsilie nae | | dion of Armaments. — the refusal of a Senate tee to pass that part of the budget By the Associated Press ; | providing for embassies, asa pro- | The. manifesto ‘raiges the stand- ‘By th® Jefferson City Correspond- | By CHARLES G. ROSs, Post-Dispatch Bureau, GENEVA, March Is. - rhe test against the abolition of the ard of revolt against ‘‘secular edu- ent of thé Post-Dispatch. Chief Washington Correspondent 20-23 Wyatt Bullding. : League of Nations disarmament | French kmbassy to the Vatican. ‘cation, divorce, spoliation of the | JEF FERSON CITY, March 13.— | of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, March 13.—Re- | The Liberals call the document clergy, ang atheism, which exists in The tax increase program of Gov. protocol, put out of WASHINGTON,“ March 13.—| publican Senate leaders have de- mee Securit: . ; tacee tert ‘a declaration of war against the the state in domestic, charitable "Baker virtually is dead. Repub-. ape Ppresent consideration, at least, DY! Wowie.’ ‘The organs supporting and®political institutions.” Widen tenders. in. let wea today een oF Couzehs of Michigan de- velaped a pronounced case of cold Ere Nouvelle, Herriot's 9wn or-| feet in dealing with the Insurgent group. . Having been, disciplined them- selves in the matter of the War- |'Premier Herriot say they accept the struggle and the Government will meet with all the means at its F the rejection of it voiced yesterday clared in the Senate this afternoon | : ' : /admitted the tax-increase bills were | gan, says: We are ready, with/in a sorry muddle, and that there that the “merhorandum, on the | a i : j $ . ! . ico ~ . ~ | all the means at our disposal. /was slight chance of them being strength of which the Treasury has | =| passed. The administration reve- | sdyorteg sses: , 0 ‘ hee 1 nue. bills wifi Be abalitemed fae the assessed him with $10,861,131 in| | by Great Britain on. behalf of her- | 7 self and all her Dominions except ' jreland, was referred by the counci! weakness of the in- destructive wars. which was elaborated | | ' former which was constructed in: ‘' slate a resolution referring the protocol | Frante’s friends, foreign Minister, came out found sympathy and co-operaWon. like Poland and /| Clerical Leaders—Simons BERLIN. March 13.—The ‘tions Contmittee admitted there vir- oath | property levy increase. sia, was unanimously nominated as | terday for engrossment. ‘tigation of reassessment until last Saturday, | the Internal Revenue ‘dent Dawes ruled that Couz@ns had This picture of Dr. George A. Reisner, Professor of Seididies HOUSE ON RECORD FOR ANTNEPOTISM BIL | TOMB IN EGYPT CLOSED '—The tomb discovered by the Har- lis +} ed on the council, France stood | ) : of the league today to the next | solidly by the covenant vebtetday | itime being, it was said, and the | ack taxes, was prepared more | ren confirmation, the signal te-go h pronouncements made upon it by | offered, a kind of welcome to eget of the appropriation ‘to the Treasury by friends of for- | i & branch was char sage’ in oad in- ' the British and representatives pf} Chamberlain’s substitute sugges- LLIs 'mer Senator Newberry in an ef-| | stances yesterday to the offending , . tion of special treaties. Abandonment of the Baker tax) zn a | Bes groups. “ ther Powers es fr speck | bills oe fort to “get’”’ Henry Ford. @ It w backhanded slap at the ee = Briand declared that a system of ills for the present was agreed | . “@ | |} oa C Wag & Dacemanes 8p : , } + re | Couzens stressed the point that,| | :gz ‘White H hich had Addressing the council at .tne ,)i.nces was made possible under upon, it Was learned, following a although the memorandum had! 4 | te House, whic ad approyed ning of today’s meeting, Foreign | th srotoco! If it were the best ; ee: conference of Republican House!) _ ' vege | pe the throwing overboard of the opening Of today 5 +AU» ine p : peeenoe e : ig .. , | been in the Trefisury’s possessions : éhels. . Patronagé wan restore te Hetetar. R 2 -Slovaki ineans of assuring peace, he said, aeiet Mad Suddenly by paders with the Governor.* Chair-/.. 1096 rahe, Br rebels. 4 Minister Benes of Czecho-Slovakia, : | , aa alludi “me Decision Made 4 , loam Bgles of the Heube Appresric since the fall of 1922, no effort was! «2 ithe insurgents, while the leaders incing . : then well and good. ene ., ; nee “— oer _| Czecho-Slovakia, he insisted that | OTT. ce ictic tually was no hope for the reven ‘ie. a aes einen? that se ‘such a system must never cast | Criticised for ““Atheistic | bills except one increasing the | [vag anya eneghad pe eg means ae fet peta: he vw Pyrattide, REype vis eee te "t Belin that the coarerente © pay ea lV c i > ‘ - ‘ i ‘ * ™ . ’ $3) ' « principles of the protocol be pre- a pags — oe papers anor | —_ | thi endl 4 to Soa ee 80 | | He repeated that the reassess- | System, owned exclusively in the United States by the St. Louis Post- See necessary to change the | had the righ Ts | | re iment of taxes on the 1919 saljes of | he New York Worl Hie tones insisted that whatever | 484!nst war. os valuation. . Dales ie ters See (his Ford stock was im the ps ee reat ; pees aean > eames nevi r igh: a tha ens : Italy, through Vittorio Scialola, | By the Associated Press. ibe difficulty in passing even the| >, political reprisal for his inves-| merak a lube ned Johneot of Co's night be the Si ‘ S- | Borah o aho and, :* | |ifornia to participate, while the in- . strument ran s hin Mee Cae ain’s oposal | a? 3 f the German repub- ro Abandon Budget Bill. « « one month at Geneva, the ideas be- Hat! nay th me woe peer pe ms tt rane ip Eryement c eee ; r 7 Manve avian’ Ra * - , bureau. | ’ RN surgency ef Ngrbeck and McMaster f ape : of special treaties, while Viscount lic has been administered to Dr. Manvel Davis, Republican caucus Pest RS ; R , a eee) oe Hague Ishii fo Japan announced that | Walter Simons, former Minister of ,chairman, said the Republicans Paaeter Saas, SOGWES ee sy of South Dakota and possibly oth- sni or ‘ ‘ } S Ss, s St = t ] : . . I ee Terie to paepent further T ki had n sport leted examina- | # : a Affairs, as successor to the would abandon the Governor’s| Ponee OS See ee Harvard Announces Action to’En-/| ers demanded attention. ea "as e a bt but ‘ative | rie an per re ich short | | budget bill and mandi in attem t to | ito stop Couzens, declaring that he | able Discoverer to Stady The resolution which definitely Chamberlain Again Speaks 2 aga : ao 7 Tagoon eimai sciimis ~ vein Se . , Was violating the agreement under | His Find, decides that for the present Con- aa Se ga ae 908 ciated its lofty and noble ideal and| Shortly afterwards yesterday Dr.|get a reconsideration of the vote which the Senate was debating the By the Associated Press ; gress no attempt will be made to ubsequentiy the council adopted | w ; s , O- + uw : eae” _i'bv whic] bi ras Peate waa. * sins support a “joint and “a y introduce and “Waited Two Years.” resolution Mations. iticipated, and interest here cern-.didate. Thereupo e clericals e committeee on official sal- Miss Rosa M. Hesse, a former | : tici] pon the clerical The commi , \scind the action taken relative to concurrent ‘Task for Next Assembly, j The resolution -unanimously meaopted means that the sixth as- embly, opening in September, will | | Mstitute an entirely new examina- | tion of the probiem of internation- ! ; peace and reduction of arma- | eients, including the British sug- | &estion for special defensive treat- ‘Nes operating under the guidance of the league. ig Dr. Benes, in his address, frank- agreed with some of the crit- deisms of the protocol the British ters i} course league covenant by making speciil | in his assertion that the best a; ae supplement” arrangements to meet. special needs.” It was considered in official] cir- cles and in the House of Commons lobby that Chamberlain made pe-- fectly clear- the British intentfon to include Germany in any pact, for he referred bringing enemies together. efforts have been made® by Great | the! ' situation.” as ———— middle parties had declared candidacy acceptable. to the need of | pected nomination of Dr. Marx ap- convened onthe nated Dr. Marx. The decision of the @lericals to spot and nomi- to many observers of the political it was expected thev would agree upon Dr. Gessler after the German Nationalists and the The urre#- pears to some of the political lead- the | ers as having the appearance of an | British to line up the Italians with act of desperation on the part of /would nominate Marx came as a surprise | 4 his | | providing | for adjournment on March 18. This | be one dag after the ex- piration of the 70 days for which the legislators are paid $5 a day. Thereafter the pay is $1 a day. This move toward adjournment March 18 is believed to be a coup by the Democrats to force the call- ing of an extra session by the Gov- ernor. If the Legislatgire ad- |journed on March 18 there hardly would be time for even the appro- priation bills to be passed by the “T am informed the computation was arranged by this firm of Thompsen & Black largely because of antagonism to Mn Ford and was an effort to discredit his campaign} against Mr. Newberry. | “This computation was not in| the Treasury for use as a basis of | reassessment. The Treasury was on notice, not six days before the statute of limitations came ,into operation, but two years and three months before that time. ‘It is perfectly apparent that the /able report on the measure, aries and fees made an unfavor-, public school teacher, who was de- but a| feated for election to the Board motion of the author to place the/ of Education two years ago.) has bill on the calendar carried 91 to | renewed her eandidacy in the pres- 32, after lively debate. Representative Davidson | Louis, Republican, posed the bill. and I don’t care He asserted of St.| organizers of the Grade vigorously op- He declared “my wife is on the payroll of the House, who knows it.” he favored Legisla- tors putting their relatives-on the payroll so long as the State con- tinued to pay members of the Leg- She was one of the School Teachers’ Association and was dis- missed as a teacher in.1921, after 31 years of service, on a charge oF unbecoming conduct, in connection with a controversy with a former member of the board. Miss Hesse, who resides at 4502 Washington boulevard, is manager | ent campaign. the radicals, who were demoted tn /committee assignments, but it is a marked yielding to the group led by Borah and Norris of Nebraska. eee eee empene an Re eR COOLIDGE PRAISES EBERT AS HE RECEIVES VON MALTZAN ee ewe Tells New German Envoy It Is Duty to Interpret for U. 8S. Na- - tion’s Aspirations. By the Associated Press., WASHINGTON, March 63.,—~Aas- , ¢ é ' House ¢« by the Senate, much less | ; ar Forcien Secretary hmd voiced in | them, and the r@sult is regarded as/ the Clerical party. Kersagsé. cate bills piled up in both | ee ee ee ae oo Shae auttahaiaee Rental pire. eeparcmant of | surance ot tie Se 8 i $ hed ea yesterday, but repudi-/a triumph over French diploma- Six Cantiteses Saeees | my becoming a member of this mgr nem Office Penalty. Roatmen’s Bank. dence of the Washington Govern- 4 amberlain’s contention that | cy. It is hoped here that by the T} ae ee stat} ' ? Defict ‘ ; body. That was the time for them | As is nown, the anti-nepotism Other candidates who havd filed ment was given to Baron Ago von het destroyed the balance | time the next league assembly | ~¢ be ye? te ein poe cg | To Veto Deft een | to take action. But, no, they waif-| amendment was adopted in a spe-| for election to the board a Mrs. | Maltzan, Ambassador to the United hegre of the covenant. He re- meets, in September, unanimity be- a0 aC ~ a in a set gue ela Gov. Baker, on learning that the | ed during the closing months of cial election in Bebruary, 1924. It) Elias Mithael, an rnc hy and States from Germany, by President ed that the great war had de-|tween the other Powers will bring sage RROLMARA, transport WOrkK-| . tieiencies incurred by the State! 1922, through all of 1923, all of | prohibits any State official or em-| Henry P. Scroeder and Emil J.| Coolidge in accepting his letters of @ byed four great empires, upset France into line. roc seem rer Bi sabe. conten ede ‘Government for the last two years 1924 and two months of 1925.” | Ploy e, or any county official or em-| Barth, the last two being amorg | credence at the White House yes- lasties, demolished ancient | Prussian Premier, Socialist; Dr. ‘total $765,000, has notified heads At the Tredsury it was said that | ploye, from, placing ‘a relative on| those indorsed by the Public Schoo! terday. mers, given birth | oa agen | CONTEST COMMITTEES NAMED ohooh a sents a" 0 ne mepeege, A ome of all departments and institutions Secretary Mellon had not known of | the State or county payroils. The Patrons’ Allfance, as told yesteraay The new Ambassador wds 4db- § dislodged governing classes ETRE igg s = iis ei present russian Premier, C verter jor 8 he wilt not sameien aan de-| the existence of the analysis of the | _penalty is forfeiture of office. The! The Committee of Three Thousana|suming his post “at a time when s caused clashes between states — pé ti ccuon fcar- parties; Dr. Wilhelm Hellpach, ficiencies that arise during the | Ford-Couzens transaction until last | definition of “relative” in the|is being formed to indorse a set of Germany is once more set in the 5 cnsres. Fe ae ~ssstl sir of theBaden wree ee next two years. week, when a letter, said at that j Smencment extends to second/ candidates for the five vacancies | path of prosperity and peace,” the ew has notified the league | a ASHINGTON. March 13.—Sub- seme tl Mg cae oe es, weg Tn aah on sent. te Rho Geet time by the Secretary to have come | cousin, either by blood relation-| and campaign for them. President pointed out, and he took She cannot adhere to the! committees to een ; Minister o 1e nterior and at) from “a responsible person.” was | Ship or marriage. occasion also t tribut th : er senatorial : heads, Baker said that if de- ‘ a Sp person, : oO pay tribute to e ee - present Burgomaster of Duisburg,/™ment aie ‘“ Re Att ey-Ge , . aed ees gta but iS/election contests from Iowa, New joint candidate of the parties of the | ficiency bills are put in for any of pecan ed. Mellon was absent to le ng ecient oe RUSSIAN | DEBT 10 60 UNPAID ‘gee. resident Ebert. el consider acceptance Mexico. and Minnesota were ap- right | ithe de partments at the end of the/|44Y. Soviet Definitely Refuses to Rev. | ou come to America at a time ipuisory jurisdiction by the| pointed today by Chairman Spencer , 996.96 biennial veriod. he will enabling legislation was enacted, ng when your nation mourns the death rid court of justice, with cer- It is generally considered that|1925--0 blenus T0 REOPEN ~ PHONE 0 BERLIN which would provide machinery for | ognize Obligation to France. of its first President, a man ef * Teservations, @nd iti sedthorsa TOO | \ETTEOS: Al the election of March 29 willebe a | veto any appropriation bills passed Hiling of charges, bearings and OP Ubishi > to "ae Went and Bulmer ig lendid integrity, of tac d of ecereats es sat . vn aay meeting of the full committee has test of strength between the right | ‘to meet them, unless the deficien-|yane From London, ~ Suspended OS Re ole oR wunsiisien oie bees 5 A = Rdg orld pew numa arianhthiy” Beene any ¢£ é CO - x - aw . ‘ , . » 5. ~ eieastion of ahmavnents eeckeure, for Monday to outline and left groups, after which prob- | oe from — a - 1914. Will Be Re-established. ~~ amendment was not self en- PARIS, March 13.—Russia’s debt | Coolidge said. “President Ebert do Ei ‘ j NOS, ate : ably two candidates will be agreed 1e Governor pointed o 1At | By the Associated Press a , il to France was discussed yesterday | ask ) ay "the nratcoh |. The subcommittee to conduct upon for the final Relotine ‘April | the departments should be able to| LONDON, — March — 13.—Direct | forcing. — Breage burs de-| by Herriot and Krassin, soviet en- parton che “Gave S recun i 4 Bes the protocol. hearings in the contest of the seat | o¢ | ‘ ‘figure ahead, and estimate their ;|telephone connection between lon- | signed to provide this enforce-, vox: . Kriasin: @eclabek. temmaiel ba oS — decane yp SOLA > oe : i ; : i . . ‘ oe % : * A Boon ication Fremicr, |of Senator Brookhart (Rep.), Iowa, | In the camp of the partfes of |S4lary and maintenance needs, and dof and Berlin, severed in August, | ment poses | definitely refuses to recognize the canitinns o ‘ati iaateiiee ¢ tn a munication Cavan Pny brought by Pavid I’. Steck, his! the right it is stated that should can should stay within their ap-|1914, is to be re-established during | The bill provides that any Pros- | debt, as Rykoff and Tchitcherin|antetne es ppo ra tions, oO . YOUNG MEN M Premier M: oar © . , Dr. Jarres develop sufficient P mY . arges against ersons a d already indicated he would, in| buflding confidence abroad. . He th goss we King, de-/of Senators mpencer. _Watsgn, In- | stren th to make likely his electio $1.72 »5,000 Owed by State. the British authorities. | charges aga I ns vi lating | recent speeches. succeeded becan¢e his visio re > & eo 1é ceiv s tie , aurtel se oe after careful examina-| giana, and Ernst, Kentucky, Re-/| Se aarit oa ae Aa C oan In addition to appropriation pills | Telephone commanication from | its provisions, and trial be had in| First Secretary Voline. of the| clearly fixed on riaht ache , - was . © Protgcol, the Canadian | publicans, and Caraway, Arkansas, ’ sip? iow pending in the House to meet the | London to the continent at present | the courts. Conviction carries with | tea’ tall ob Phe & uty a t $6 mment } . ; : , i Minister of Defense, who is .a by | Soviets, who, in Krassin's absence, | because he was a man naturall ost in Vaiue a las reported the fol-/andg George, Georgia, Democrats. Catholi i. is '|$765,000 in deficiencies, other ap-/|is confined to Paris, Antwerp,/it forfeiture of office, and a fine gave the French Government to! of t abili y , eonclusions: | Benator Burs ee ee ee FORD been Intro-| Brussels, Amsterdam and Rotter-|of $500, or imprisonment in fail SS | EUiets should continte ok ormer Benator Bursum’ pee est | .onservative, may be put forward propriation bills have been ro h Seek ae thd Sealdaes. amie iiee cies aaa | understand the soviets would rec-| “It-ée for you to Interpret fer . toy : a cont se: f Senato ratton, At . f sures” to pay|Gam. Most o rs r one year, Or | | : i. comfortable Footweat Whole. hearted support to ievitiabocret, New Mewnico, ; on: be ad on “ "age = alery second 139 65,000 Rilaenpediseg bilis of | papers receive their continental Solid Democratic Opposition. | ognize eh were ar hs pe us Ferme” sn ag — of : election in the "“awing | ’ lie b ie aie your nation, to ely is olTered in this Spring Hy peeions, particularly its|peard by Senators Goff, West Vir- siete: ovata sia Bh sent cg the State. Some of these “relief’|news from Paris and other points | Demoertats in the House’ voted | Peers Pass Jubaland Treaty. paorka which’ is the only squad The re are twenty stvles— oS tegamaan tion, co-operation |sinia, and Shortridge, California, adaiubiate ung’. items are not properly’ classed as ‘by teleppone, there being fixed | solidly for placing the billon the’ LONDON, March ~The | basis of lasting peace. That the > newest and smartest lasts 7 “pe | Republicans, and King, a i ; aera Against Oath deficiencies, but im some the dis-|peridtis during the day and night | calendar over the adverse report,) House of Lords ancl S pee, | United States has had the privilege , » those int Ve do not consider it/ ‘Utah. Magnus Johnson's contest The ON 8 ce “ anj- |tinetion is slender. Among the | when the cails are put through.| together with a scattering of Re- | the third reading of the Anglo- Ital-| to help in the rebuilding of Ger > sé > . S's regani- : eee | \ ro : . . ” “he it athe rs, too, are erest of Canada, the Brit-| for the seat of Senator Schall, Re- | & latter class is a $44,000 deficiency | The British correspondents in Ber publicans. Democrats Nave had lan Jubaland treaty. This treaty | many is a cause of satisfaction to , . - i Ss SUA Ir f Sj " . . ; + : ‘ , reatest favors among W ell mpire or the soague sewers to wage Minnesota, will be heard zations score Dr. Walter Simons for incurred by —. Finance rte ag lin, Munich and Cologne aigo s¢ nd | slight chance to practice nepotism | provides for the cession of Juba-! us all.’ “mend arliam , “i : using what they call the “Atheistic sst oO ir items by telephone} me Included are: I SeessealIpartiontasty [cnn renee techies, tna fosth. frben Be Gasumed ‘hip duties |mont in the (foveling eupenee® 6f | SO, OS Niyetace of reimze tn Bres-|gn tne" Deepehtioen sonietiee ta ttn | MME Mae i aii colony, | “Anserting that the United Statbe eee provisions for application 1s Greene, Vermont. Republicans, 4 ActingyPresident They claim | oe panes logs or Amsterdam. The ‘telephone | jrouse. ore abe on panei ap- | lan Somat! land, to Italy. nag tal — ‘cna siven. oven: Rus. No. 9320— Blucher Sconomic or military sanctiens|— SA | SANT ae OE that he —, me ge majority ef | River Traffic Opens Next Week. (lines are carried in cables under | .ropriated for themselves the ap- | === esd eee een Serre Se , call Oxfords in black of ins teally evexsyy future war.” Wants Farm Machinery Inquiry. the German people -who are of) py ae Aan . ooo _ {the English Channel. 'pointment of all but five of the! bill were Representatives ns tan added; per- tan. On the smart aug the grounds for this con-| By the Associated Press ChrisUan faith. PEORIA. yy Maron peach : or td Vv Cres Rares, "carly 200 clerks, stenographers, | Goodenough, Nettle, Spdffnin and fox- ard comfor table 8 Consideration of the ef- WASHINGTON, March 13.—Sen- It is poInted out by the suppert- | nois River traffic will open 5 ermal High Tat c “i rae “ ny doorkeepers, assistant doorkeepers | Speaker Jones Parker. Those haps. “Temple” Jast. the nonparticipation of the| ator Reed (Dem.) of Missouri today /| ers of the acting President that iweek, with the first trip of the| VERA CRU 3 ar por other employes in the House. | | posing were Davidson, Yasens @ States UPOn attempts to e introduced a _ resolution calling” article 42 of the German Constit.- steamer Golden Eagle, from St./ proprietors of 120 of this c od s ad | The Democrats were allotted five Forster. Francis, Huber, Ittel, Sins Second Fleer _ Sanctions (penalties) ahd upon the Federal Trade Commis- | tion prescribes the oat exactly as| Louis, Friday. On April 9 the/loons have announced _— tf abpointaeents: | bere and Pape. The ‘other savtasnes larly so in the case of alsion to investigate the export of|;sworn to by Dr. Simons, and then Julia Belle Swain will leave fof,;close March 15 in she ena re ae Louis delegations all ag peo absent or net. vetiansestenel MOUs Country like Canada. _ | agricultural machinery and its} merely adds: The addition of a Pittsburg ter the excurmon season. |the high ap Bowe mye Aas | put | publicans, “Wivided ain thee wate. Ot. jing Cindetenn: Stueoe Reldinaes, The boat is being repaired and sale abroad at.prices lower-than in ‘religious asserveération is permissi- de { orated, bie.” P Sands by Covenant. to. support the'Sanford,, Schneider and | . ‘Loulsans voting ‘other countries represent-,the Lnited States. others are still doing tmeiness,
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Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will recetve preference. rs zgitZ ; ee ee Y eat 7 8 ? ae ”, nade a _ . : — measih pawicecs PANG OYE te pase a ae we 8 von ag ta traci aes . aa ~ = ee ee ee Cee = oP =” Oo aes ae a Ore; 5 ~ 7 » i — . * : ey ee Sia a Re i ie a a a ee a er seine oats bas : oo a + Fetes cy Het t , i795 Downtown Street Congestion. To the Editor of the Post-Dis R. C. EB. SMITH outlines a solution of our traffic problem, and sg therein that it is necessary that St. Louis spend $100,000,000 to cure its traffic ills) by placing subways and tunnels through - n Paccn, oe” ee ree ei w ve Sipe é ee PON EI ME LPOG ED OAD ES MBAS. 2 AM Fh gaia i b set eR Sipe daw. which to run our street cars in the con- gested downtown districts. I am wondering if Mr. Smith aiso fic- | ures that our downtown district should | permit the parking of automobiles en all streets that we have. Why not pass just a few taws that will, prohibit the parking of automobiles” in | ‘the congested districts, and by doing so could make room for street cars and bus lines to carry their passengers through | these districts? Why not force all parking off the downtown streets, and if the owner of an | automobile wishes to ride downtown in| his machine, we have sufficient garages: built that are handy to the congested parts and are capable of parking many | hundreds of machines? I should think that St. Louis by doing) this could save $100,000,000 which Mr. | Smith mentions as just a mere trifle, that could be paid-for at the rate of 2 3 cents per'day for every person, or levied | against the taxpayers, or by the people) who ride on the street cars. A: 8. G. EIS PPR PER ae, oi SR Le Dat: We aaa Fhe ee 2 + PRR Ae Ee pate » Sh “LADS ORR aire pit rps pi SPIER Lats sae ee it should be remarked, is at variance the veteran Republicam leaders of the are astonished at the Presidents act ing an unfortunate affair which they a closed incident. The public impression, we |Mr. Coolidge has made a serious tactical attempting to jam this appointment down ate’s throat. Even should he win “h means certain, be ow chined confirmation of this nomination % move or modify the objections to Mr. Warr Wholly apart from the question of the propriety of President Coolidge’s effort to forge the confirmation hoa LO | ea inf by nt rotes to Ccouani the Coolidge can: | - Wer ot BI Pn meti ~ ae iple of the strong-a! a cr ts \fr of he 4 he ¢t aw errol fmagine, will in the Sen- by no A ma- re- whi is it will a hol! mor 4 - ‘of Charles Beecher Warren's appointment to the at- torney-generalship after one rejection, there is one fact which disqualifies Mr. Warren for the office of | Attorney-General. The Federal Trade Commission issued a complaint against the Larrowe Milling Co. of Detroit and 1° ‘other manufacturers of beet sugar, charging these corporations with combination and conspiracy to suppress competition in the distribution and sate of beet pugp in interstate commerce. Mr. Warren. until Jan. 24, this year, was president and a Wirector /of the Michigan Sugar Co. If an order shall be issued against these companies and the issue is taken into court, it will be the duty of the Attorney-General! to paforce the order or to pRpse- cute the offenders. Whether the companies charged | with conspiracy are guilty or not, Mr. Warren, in ‘the event of his confirmation, will represent the Gov- ernment in a case in whieh he and the corporation of which he was president until Jan. 24 are defend- /ants. In short, Mr.-Warren will be his own prose- cutor. The impropriety of this situation parent even to the blindest~-partisan pecsbipative and party domination. should be ap of presidential! It is amazing i = x that Mr. Coolidge does not see the force of this ob- jection to Mr. Warren. Moreover, Senator Walsh of Montana has raised a quéstion as to the nominee's professional quali- ifications. Mr. Warren, he says, has been a _ business mran rather than a lawyer: a promoter, say, 'of the McAdoo stripe. There is, of course, a proper _ place for that kind of lawyer in the mo@ern scheme of things, but such a career is not supposed to. lead to the head of thé Department of Justice. Were there a dearth of material the President's action might be explicable. There is no such dearth There are scores, yes, hundreds, of men in the Re- publican party available for this place: men of char- ‘acter and professional attainments whose selection ' would meet senatorial requirements and public ex- pectation.. Mr. @oolidge had no find- ing a successor for Daugherty in the admirable se- lection of Harlan F. Stone. A satisfactory successor for Stone could as readily have been found. But the President, apparently, is not dodging dif- our | fed an ounce of fresh. to. difficulty in ficulties. He seems, rather, to be seeking them. “Warren is my candidate and I have no seeond choice.” Such in effect fs his ultimatum to the Senate. It augurs trouble. and lots of it, unless the | President proves a super-boss and the imaginably meek. We look for no such transmoegrification in eith case. Our notion is that the presidential ego, fanned by the Butler. has temporarily leveled the Cool tump of caution, which will presently reassert itself after thi§ one wild, Big-Stick fling. | —_——_——— eee SENATOR COPELAND'S FILIBUSTER. Senator Copeland looms forth as the valiant As © ~~ ‘ | . cze cham i pion of American citizens who own land in the Isle of Pines. He has made plain his intention of ducting a one-man filibuster on a subject has been awaiting ratification for mrore than 20 rears No doubt the Senator from New York will have many ingenious arguments to present con ~ 7 . . Ww ee ae s+ to his colleagues. Warren s | ee | tamation. That fs not all. We intend to give him a ‘substantial boost to fame. There is need for a stirring national ballad right now. The fatal siesta a ee ——— ———— -_——- | iy ’ , ‘of Charles G. Dawes ought to be done in ‘mmorta) . ms i 34 dactyls or iambics. We herewith provide a crackling start: the switch awakes in the He!l and Maria’s asleep at And the Sugar Trust lawyer ditch. There is a couplet after the ;overnor’s poet fs privileged his Rosinante on to glory. best Guestian manner to take it and ride The ( —___—__—_—_—_—_¢¢o—____—__—- MOTORBUS REGULATION. which has been the Senate, extends the power of the State Public Service Commission to the regulation of motorbus The McCaw! ley bill, engrossed in jines.. It is a power already exercised over street car systems, gas and electric plants and other public In as much as motorbus lines are the com- tors of street railways it is not only fair and just —it is necessary that the two forms of service be tilities. peti placed under a comman regulatory control. Various parties at interest have opposed the Me Cawley measure. Natur the motorbus companies are agajnst it. They have mustered behind them peo ple living in ities served only by the bus lines, i who fear that the bill interfere with loca! may permit the street car com established bus-line service ich tnterference would be prevented by the Public | pany to Si aces Ser — Commission yrding to principles laid down No new route could be established with- t application and hearing before the Commission. There is ample assurance that no established service would be subject to interference or destructive com- Ou petition by other lines or by the street car company. The proposed tax on each vehicle in service, ac- Cording to seating capacity, and the 5 per cent tax on gross revenues of city. motorbus companies would go directly to the State Treasury, but these collec tions would be returned ta the respective localities | for road or street maintenance gover the routes on which the vehiches were operated. This principle of taxation corresponds to the paving agd maintenance requ ired of street car c ompanies hetween and beside the tracks. on bill {s actually fn the Interest of bus car companies taxation would ir capacity to operaté at present he bus regulati: low fares. permit lines in com- petition with th regulatio . t — - lattér and destrov the e a rates oi iare. to operate withou + . - be to cripple the e street rT =s sm + . . rr sc ast an a > ee ee ooo -—-- WABASH CROSSINGS DEADLOCK. President Kinsey of the Board of Public Service, calling attention to the differences between the city and the Wabash Ra wend with regard to the setth ment of the Delmar and other grade-crossing prob lems, says that the railroad company’s demands age “outrageous.” and appeals for public support, to the end that the city be S powers to prevent Wearisome a ls or ration of these grades vears yt lay in th 1 ‘, >) ed to th demand that nt the Mis- sce being a just the amou charge ar grade separation $? te -. oe rv? la ais the entire hrough Forest ht to lay four tracks th here. with- charge of this matter mg as the grade S exist St. Louis has been patient to the cost of changing uld not be necessary to resort to harsh meas- le this The city needs the the railroad profits passenger and of arbitratio sett, controversy vastiy from St There should ‘able settlement freight. be some way ami Whr Not (rv reaching an = — — oo o—___—9@— : TOBACCO PROHIBITION. The national antitobacco conference will begin its ‘ampaign to make the nation smokeless and cRewless t equiva-. - . : ; . . by wav of Pganized ttaom ? = _ily When he had enough. but now almos: OUt- unfortunately for his clients, he cannot change way of am organized attempt to Rave smoking « . : ‘ > a‘ sbaaVSey ™ ~~... i te hoe sae ne - : tine ore _+ “ ; every home has some kind of home-| the facts anned from ali the public Ouiidings of Washington. made drink and the whole family drinks The Senate will be told that the American land. ‘‘S ‘mitial step typifies the peculiar weakness of the né Zé : he : » y ms be - . ; st Rin soy : ,.* se = 4 1a ‘ 1 344 -ith traf 7 wn . ~4 =v “soca ' “kind ea 8 y they not' owners were given specific assurance that the [Isle C2US5€ aS compared With that of prohibit : e ome Kind of drink but several] ; The argument that nrohihit ul severai. of Pines was Am@ican territory when their iG@ 2rgument tfaat pron a f wor 30 vears We also have a bootleeger two doors 7 ) i - . . - ° : > .* > ‘ae > Te - Ye Be m™ Tr > > > , oak le a _ = ? from us, and wé live in a row of houses money was invested, and that is true. But the prin- 229 Was Geemed an impossible absur y is hardly ‘ " sit/ wa ° . . se ; ‘ ‘ ines sie = , i a on, i ” + ; All of the neighbors have reported him. ciple of caveat emptor is too soundly establishe, A0US » recommend tHe like od of tobacco pro- but its as Mrs. M L. K. says. the police especially so far as distant real estate projects are Oo Fron me experience We are scarcely ‘e@ not to be seen That if the 7 reigh i he } warranted in t D on tha - = . “— Wha , they do concerned, for that fact to Weizd in the daliance Va gied iB e 5 izi0a at an r every ao- arrest them” They pay their- fine nd | :' . a Ee ex ana Y eonurs ¢ Se tor ¢ ies hac ra am =«é(De £120 >] OF eka San iB There the raid only advertises their business Of course, to Senator Copeiand’s basic rzument " — -_ 2 es . - aie » + Ber ead _ , y : i ' $n } } 6 asons W! the proaibdition of smoking and after that they do still he* er ‘one which he probably Wii! boc express, no answer _ as iis y ¥ ui » - shirt Ma 4 mos LA ms 4 Te z . 2 “ 7. 5 3 a 3 - z S~ — +h nals - ‘ 3: . 7 Cc. W.B. j|mecessary. That argument is that, if all United “*“ = beset With political difficulties ak ; = . . . ‘ : > = thn _— * *2 -- she *- _ | a> ~ 2 be ; Stok | States’ rights or fancied rights to the Isle of Pines , — > more’ trivial character of the Stokesiani«me. | — : *fense a are Waived, grapefruit and winter vegetables w a ; @ fal.‘er af the Post Dispatch WW 7 1) gf "a+ ? 2a +a -- ‘7 continue to pay a tariff duty when exported to this a dat Some 6 BOL most ‘ Ss 4 refer 4 Ot er? fernhkh *¢ | . , ~ ‘ok 7 ror = ta ; sorta! 4 LE 4; E [ v ur ie j@ Ma ; ; 9 country. If the Isle of Pines Were an Amer ean = i are¢e tT 4 18 7s 3 a 4 Sta a Legis a’ures« who 7 “af ” = ) ry i . et - - . ti. . e 4 _ =, oa = — > —_ headed “Drama,” by yotr Mr. Rich- pendency, this duty would be removed pr Gid net intend, as subsequent ard ! Stokes : , 3 } : wer ns r t - r+ e ¢ a. that +*o ~ar ‘ ' — ‘Sone tay ie —. . : pr anon . - ™ manne. he im 3¢ no o°r ms aid no > i act a2 i Hen ‘eS could Mr. Wm ridge ttai th a : . rity With which so tates = { tag oat os n ee... en Apparently the land owners prefer to fight. Tha > aiai J With Wo! ii SOM2@ sla esmen J 1m ped ar Viable reputation, which he possesses. on ' ; : . . w 4 — ‘ . . ’ ti ' ha f; he tt; ” ~ rAre 1 ~ : eed - lag = . e aDD Cati nn . ie Antisaloon Le a Oo t the American stage. by exhibiting “hurd- ok the fight to the Supreme Court and x. OW ieee. , : ague - goad. ; vie . 7 ‘ , eo ~ . >be) a s£Pacscon ; } . Seek } r PN +7 tar . } ling brows. clogeed eyes, “falsetto they are resorting tn po " at s -enarfor f Ope an ? las gf, > 2 Ww ‘ 5 4 - | aWmaket ~{ ul | enti t tain a i ; ® ee : : h 3 a " . r ° art + hay Iatactio ; yeips” and “guttural a-a-awas” : is job cut out for him 2 e cud w t cetection in the very presence 64 rf e * ? "ee he Tam? "ie) ms, Le 4 ; with snufflings and snores. ———_—_-@@—_________ . & pl iDition az With smoking it ts different ne " ; Ww M WALKER ™ . "i : whe Beek: 4 tohas " 3 3 ‘Om pDanion oo? wW tich abiding ,.47 Waverly avenue. East St. Louis , , MISSOURI'S EDDIE GUEST. - a .* . > * - * ~~ T + , 2 CG Ba! : ; presence igs toe very essence. it canmot be taken in i iii ‘ a er 5 s « ihe ‘ss « "ror err be ao ta Le. oe - iit oa _ > . s — Fhert - de : el “aa a a pt avi PCcreL.al " wo i way i, SWwa Ow oT - . IRtTO ha veins with a needle [rt : asa: lis oO! Ping @ et. He is ordinary rhivmester +) ~_— + + +? —" , , : Socta ist. 2 poet nO Ordinary rhymester, either ist be puffed and wreathed and rinced ip the open Te the BEditer of the Post Disparch He is a “bard sublim In his own biurb he tells [t might be difficult to tell whether politics wtre th - . ‘ Sees Sr" . “ Sa 4ha . ° ue | ba * win” Ob Paha —_ Tr ae id | first siness me political meetings or ether 3 compliments to President Ebert of} Dees he overestimate himself? Well, what if he ‘+t were merely incidental to smoking. The halls of ; : | 3 4 ne = s : ’ fe : ‘ ' . + . t- + ond & no haw . Lermany since fis death. Ou we have’ does’ It is refreshing to meet a poet with a husky. Congress wonld } — anny wither 4 ; . ~ - ies s \s F ‘Jia aed . 7° 4i04 . ac it an as % pout cro 7 as a yet to see one of them which mentions a +2 we | } ess | aquare-shouidered ego. Most of them, rou knc folli how withont ken | the fact that Elbert was a Socialis: ) “—, 70U now, follies show withont makeup | cigs es en zal : or (are irritatingly modest. That pose may hare heen) Thue a Suppressing the truth 3 ‘ne Spec (ee of - ~? ‘ “ ; J ee | * sane R kd Lhe #nGceavor ng to ger Statesmen ae apply pro | : sffactivwy ; . “_ _ - living. The readers hat ral! would ae- i at Lective io the dear dead days bevond reera. | is a hibition of ; : _— ms nr ta emse} Yee 2 a eae | ‘ : aha o~ ic 4 Se guire a OSetter opinion ef Socialism if: flop now Modesty is the inferiority comnpler CGive and wieal } neas. The only a P > » _ *> yi? i x e « 0 ax ; Ww 7i ~' rm S De - fads ~ +: >; f the ons cera’ on thar ta ° . ~ . . . + | A 3: 2 GP st. | hk ‘seh ~~ 7 . 3 . . + - » 7 - ; . ? : GEO. GERD! - a : maceo pron dition would entail a ast a Pp lausible ’ ree . ‘ 4 a M4 : is ’ é -! : = » -- : eo.” for A de: nan on e Socialist weicome this Unanown singer and She ond his ow af observ ance by the men whose votee | © “ry } : Yai PS oe ae as , . ~ a Tt he nomination as the Eddie Guest of Missouri by ac make its enactment possible. i RIDAY, CH is, ! rai MARC H 13, 1925. — _ oe ee an a ce ee Object Is to y Seats at Next Season’s Concerts. . ; 2 — 3 i Fill! §, x £ ; j : : ’ 6 OE a ‘ _* & Levis women organ: ted vee: J ae afternoon in the interest of gyfiphonry Orchestra, with idea of filling the e at next seasons fg mo present necessity, ¢ told, of undert ing caro paign, but te create interest in the orches- | TApty | - concerts, | se taking a money- the obdject y =i) ’ “the organization is the Women’s! smittee of One Hundred. women who are interested and secial matters were in acre at the gathering. which at the home of Mrs. Edward A 1 Portiand place.. Thomas G. Ratcliffe was n president of the committee the following were made Vice About | + j © oe Ae ; i a APR aR Mie SRB i el a tad mar ae - - ts ae a i ; 3 ae Nes 5 fj , nae a or a jents: Mrs. Oscar Johnson John Fowler, Mrs. Newton R s Mcs. DD. K. Catlin, Mrs. Al-/| D. Goldman, Mrs. Harry F.| ht. Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni, | = Edward A. Faust, Mrs. Geotge | horn. Miss Mary Lionberger. | FOP NOV HY UR Mw & Ores OF ee 8 0 es Am we OP wre ; Florence Wade and Miss! a . ; (in +t | Sproule. For secretary Mrs. , : ik. Bovard was chosen. ail | al pus Innovations Proposed. 147 ‘Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis, serving as dire prary chairman of, the meet:/ wit! : said the time bad come for St_/ Kat i ‘women to assist the Sym-/ neg y Orchestra in the same way/ Ton mn of other cities were help-! But to popularize their orchestras. Be described Various innovations | is proposed to try next winter; _ order to attract more residents Peover — * : '&. Louis and the surrounding | ' Titory to the concerts. ad Mrs. George Gellhorn suggested : one welcome innovation would den : In changing the decorations of | pain ha!! for each concert. Pttysical ; Civg oundings of the Odeon. where °F 4 concerts have been given, have thet : a subject ef discussion fer call 2 time. a rs. J. = Barton Jr. of the Wom- # Committee of the Philadelphia | %* : phony Orchestra told the *@ ¢ thering ef the accomplishments Y¢™™ her organization. (Ger Cause of Attendance Decline. T wtudo!ph Ganz, conductor of the yond Louis Symphony Orchestra. in @”F address. said that. in his opin. 8tan three reasons have contributed ms reased attendance at the Sat- bran — ~_- a EE — — er *- — “YOU TAKE YOUR CHOICE.” my night concerts this year. ai. Swed h attendance af the Friday | hibit The MIRROR? —. performances has in- mous 7 Y Written for the Pogt-Dispateh | > f. Wate RY U S pi A { I ~ U az E By CLARE MeADAMS PUBLIC OP | . reasons “were: Broadcast- . Copyright, 1925. Bet the evening concerts, a/_ 3 mg tendency of St. Louisans | at. RESPONSIBILITY FOR Make Saturday night a social! | ur ioe MORE MONKEY BUSINESS. Sir: The life of the ant or bee represents og te af Pr A Roanoke (Va.) pastor dared anybody the ultimate in perfect submergence of the | From the New York World. a Heating some of = ee arrive — bis congregation to cisim relationship life of the individual in the life of the race. T would be a great blunder te 7 Svushene cok ae iections seeiaie with a monkey he had wieggene 7 near the The life of the jungle, where selt-preserva- Warren into office by virtue of &? music. toc. sti POP | inom pulpit, which none were ‘ding to do, tion is nature's fi st law, represents the appointment; and this The World 0@ three years the . Post-Dis- | 74¢#t rohably out of ne sa te for the poor other extreme. We humans are at a point | 3. asa newspaper which has oppese® radio station. KSD, has, "** * creatures feelings ee between. Sqgisl co-operates Warren's nomination from the art, s the evening concerts. | | havin It's hard enough to claim relatignsh! — ee = sae as a newspaper which said four Weumm ctor Ganz suggested the aad. t with some human beings, let alone mitonkeys. Bi aS a a = re superior & Ge be that the selection of a Cabinet oft ® ty of considering reducing | Mayo Besides 3 tragedy enough being a mon- ae =— _— en outheriy O08 be primarily the President's affair, & Rumber of performances °T*! I key without being accused of being the an- | Morality have made Stmon-pure individual- | _o14 be a mistake to divide 7 cast hereafter, but did not offic cestor of the genus homo Don't blame it oy Tae half-hearted werker bees. , | between the President and Ce _ ”e minating the eonnetceina | ' : os monke hecatrse a few of us re- eae one rebel? Whip him imto lne. that unless a Clear case of legal . Poy ke > semble the simians. especially when we need ston gece ~ ee or ms rt eam were established against Mr. = oe get something for | ad poe the total procee. wks of a nickel slot machin He — to go on yet to beat Mark | candidate against whom the charge wil mce. It doesn’t seem aus minus the slugs nee woe bed Ret eee ay os eee eee ee | kt ii geeeehewe eeahen whiten die s nightshirt sitting up in bed with pencil ratify him and that he holds an ( © Was an announcement in gimme dish is passed around. And every- poised over a pad resting on his knee and | races appointnient solely because Be —, “™erica recently that or >dy somehow imagines that everybody else *5@ whole labeled, “Waiting for the Right | white House favorite. 3 = company would step the s watching him when the elder brendishes | WF? AUTOLYCUS. Mr. Coolidge is not pledged to ng by its record artists, the plate in front of one’s proboscis. Strange "eo ‘ren as he ts pledged to any ‘** was hurting instead of thing about it is that everybody in the flock pre have several poets who sing chanteys | which he has promised to conduct the sale of records. The does wat with lymx-like eyes the particu- and songs, as poets of old did. Nicholas | dency. The World believes that Polis “rymphony Orchestra lar lamb that is about to be shorn. Vachel Lindsay chanted rhymes for bread | has had opportunity to scan his list @ is broadcasting Only once a But for this curious habit of the eon- on a tramp through the West. and here | Dies, but before adjournmert of thes making a special feature of grecation a ict of the brethren and sisters is an old sea chantey which Carl Sand- | session, his wisest course wil! be to Closed Tua! probably would not even sling over a buf- burg of Chicago chants. “To blow the man again and send another nomination & his talk with a plea: falo down” is said to mean “to knock the man ' Senate. Pathe. Oot Of the organi- Speaking of rare coins, how about the down Dai- syd ‘han financial. The quarters and haf bt "ks found ‘'n 2 swag oO blow the man down, bullies, blow the 4 : ' - the lo fternoen -eve. a Ale i tiendinw watweian4 man éown ARMY AND NAVAL CEN SOR Cerss if thie w ter age this! For what is so rare as a dav in June— Way. ar. blow the man down | From the New York Herald and and tomorrow night. and also a two-bits piece in the aforemen- ©, blow the man down in Liverpool town. HE trouble aboug free speech tioned swag-piate , | (;ive me sOme time to biow the man down. army and navy so often seems toe . We ~ S now sir = the amptieth Psa!m | As I was walking down Paradise street the free speakers. The air service poe ts cxerpn Give thanks—and also mere | Way. ay, blow the man down. brought out the fact that officers o% tae mreer coins A brass-bound policeman @ happened to | long®r required to submit articles & Pout-Dispatch. THEODORE TRITLSEY. meet. dresses to the authorities before YORK. March 12. ee Give me some ¢ime to blow the man | made public; and after ee thé mame cf th Bieta All that remains is to make “hol etieeitin war with we Ps is to be woul ~ formes " a enry A wholesome . Says he. “You're a Black Baller By the increasing the navy. one wonders lane's eed pean There are a lot of good dishes that aren't "ut of your hair. : charge was altogether kind to the: ling Prorat ce yes- mente he | War. ay. blow the man down. | Or to the services, either. for that dering the he op has Love is the highest apple in the tree- “I know you're a Black Baller by the | after the long effort to de at » for some ti me, waieh and after you ‘have reached it with your | clothes that you wear. necessity for a merchant marine 68@ nd OP. the ts J es : . ’ Gl me some time t bio th > . youngest - child | Sauna eevatetad pet several ether thin | Give m ti ° w the man ito the nary the argument that thes t® Geor P —_s , ve down hant marine will involve ned we J. Gowid and ruined; you find it’s rotten and pick one : of a merchan on Gould; ie 18 years immediate war, and therefore eff the ground. a bigger navy as a defense for the . * “O Policeman, policeman, you do me « “8 married Sept. 19. The man who | has never been fn love has . great wrong.” other troubles ahi ps. seems peculiarly tnept. Se antares tat Way, a¥, blow the man down. valid 1 Preston If you are not sure which ‘gir! you leve — 5 dresses of this sort are mot 4 . Dtes you don't. “Tm * ccamea sailor just home from | ,.. abolishing army and pew Saar rem Suddenly. t > RAILEY here are sound lear-thinking " arch 12 Ww. . —— BAILEY. Give me sOme time to blow the man : bh hes . and steer eiatine am March 13.—WwW ry t« - Sign in sown. ‘the publicity lights of the other » the late United ee re pressing to friends of national vor Shelby M. Cullom, higher officers should not, They gave me three months in Walten jall, , Ep on ’ Seots cleend arn prest i1.25¢ : Way ay, bioew the man down. - Shoos shiend Hates cleend : "! Fer booting and kicking and bdlowtrg him / fined within the limits of yes- | ctdadbiei wail siiiuud ote Midmaaniiias a dorn. — there are too many of them Gs) sYL, i Give me some time to blow the mas down. peed & letle triendty oiiie ad —s -
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FRIDAY, _ MARCH 138, 1920. IN ORGANIZE ) AID ORCHESTRA - pee Basins] Object Is to Fill ~ opty Seats at Next S Season's Concerts. | s Louis women organized yes-| E a y afternoon in the interest of | a gyfiphony Orchestra, with the i ig) idea of filling the empty ts at fAext seasons concerts, mere is no present necessity, they / re told, of undertaking a money-. ising campaign, but the object to create interest in the orches- “the organization is the Women’s | mmittee of One Hundred. About interested Bes women who are in c and social matters were in at-'! darice at the gathering, which sat the home of Mrs. EKdward A | ieost, 1 Portiand place. | e¥rs, Thomas G. Ratcliffe , n president of the committee | ithe following were made vice | sidents: Mrs. Oscar Johnson, John Fowler, Mrs. Newton R. | om, Mrs. D. K. Catlin, Mrs, Al-| was} described various innovations is proposed to try next winter ¢ hall for each concert. Physical | rroundings of the Odeon, where | concerti have been given, have na subject of discussion fer | me time. murs. J.J. Barton Jr. of the Wom- is Committee of the Philadelphia | POINTMENTS. he New York World. uld be a great blunder to put Mr. en into office by virtue of a recess ng picture theater orchestras. | Picating some of the selections | the Symphony and playing pop- | music, too. ent: and this The World believe Git, three years the Post-Dis-| a newspaper which has opposed Mr. ae radio station, KSD, has | n’s nomination from the start, but. Mcast the evening concerts. | Uctor Ganz suggested the ad-'| bility of considering reducing humber of performances acCast hereafter, but did not bose eliminating the connetcoin Fa radio. "When people get something for | mng all the time. over the , they lose appreciation,” Ganz which said four weeks ago Awspaper ey t officer must e selection of a Cabine arily the President's affair, that it 5 be a mistake to divide responsibility n the President and Congress, and nless a clear case of legal disqualifi- were established ageinst Mr. Warren nate would do best in its own inter- onfirm his nomination. noah » that time a great dead of testimony ‘The Daily POST-D ANNIE LAUR the) the! a — enna ISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other even ANNIELAURE CARLETON BADE OF EASTERNER | | Marriage Tuesday to Kenneth | ' Townsend of Baltimore, | Comes as Surprise. te /of the Methodist Episcopal Church 'was taken from Dream Haven, his eee — ee ~ — = a FUNERAL OF BISHOP QUAYLE \PYTHIANS OPEN DRIVE FO TAXES PLACE IN BALDWIN, KAN, Th $1,000,000 BUILDING FUND — 500 % t . ee s old, 4244 John aventie, who Bell at Late Prelate’s Farm Home °°” aae « ie ae Engage, in died last Friday at Fort Bayard, | Rings as Body Is Removea . — al come loan N. M., as a result of having bee. to Church. Certificates. gassed during service in France, a A fund campaign for financing wi}) be held Monday afternoon from | ¥ the Associated Press . ~ ’ J : the proposed $1.000.000 Pythi: 2885 North Grand boulevard to BALDWIN, Kan., March 13.—A/ |, — ythian i Ag 1 pres Lym Ts Po eee SE , ing newspapers COMBINED __31.LOUS POST-OSPATCH —. es) @ ee eee a a & we —— _ ~ a WAR VETERAN 37 e funeral of August Naes, itry, Ejighty-ninth Division, | had been a patient in Govern. | | farm home, near here, this morn- Hotel Statler at which teams were ment hospitals for five years.- He} ——s a ; ' a 5 . gee : ye OCIETY will be surprised at inj organized and given their final in- | js survived bv two brothers, Wil- ss ¢ oe ria sn¢ y= : , pa . . the wedding of Miss Annie : I wes Bishop Quayle’s request structions. About 500 Pyvthians to.' ham and Fred Naes. and one es Tow nsend, @ Baltimore, Md., which funeral Ife was a lover of bells ¢& per cent loan certificates, which | a | j rr . i 2 . lecte 4 > icr ‘oO -e ° - : took place Tuesday afternoon in|#"4 collected them. The big bell are expected to provide funds for fexas Woman Dies at 115. iChrist Church Cathedral, with only | ¥#5 Set up at Dream Huven some the structure. FORT WORTH, Tex., March 13. | = ‘members of the immediate families 7 SOre ago. The loan cé@rtificates which are Mrs. Mary Jané Power, said to; ° ' present. There were no attend- | When the Bishop's bosem friend issued in denominations ranging | "4ve been 115 years old, died yes- nh 1xt y ‘ants. The bride. the daughter of and son-in-law, Dr. Charles Syl-| from $100 up, are secured by the! terday at her residence three miles MS . . ‘2 > >. . t+ar ; ’ . ws 2 . ‘ . : _ . Mr. and Mrs. Murray Carleton of | Y@ster Parmenter, died two years Pythian Building Co.. the assets of SOutheast of Everman. She was| ; } eo = ‘ ; ‘ ¥ ; . . . . . ; "oO ~ . . . , ‘ ° ‘ - ; . (4515 |_indell boulevard, wore her ARO instructions were given to ring | the building and inStlrance policies born in 1] inois in T8110 and came to | as 10na e O Ors [traveling suit of black pin-striped |e bell vigorously during the fu-'payable to beneficiaries named hby| Texas in 1820. For 72 years she A ; ) ha “of | oe ' : . ‘ tad . ” . rhe ie a grees Ot | ects at 4ANe Gee vthian order. The first! py the Associated Press Onyx Pointex” all silk Institute an i udia tes takes ta ae ‘1 > report meeting will be held at Hote] Arrived: ', ' ° . nor ‘ ? % 7 yas a >t) i) ‘ * D4 maid ol honor a. uM \ eile er Siac: Church yin id ethodist Statler tomorrow night and others Hong Kong, March 12, California A Style 350—Service weight . . . . . Ss 75 . >? >! e . Ss f _ : , . ‘ x ») é F T > : ; A bs . P as ’ , 4 , r Prophet ball. Mr. Townsend is a| Piscopal Ch no win: The | will follow on Tuesdays and. Fri-| from New York. VW Style 450—"'Sheresilk”, chiff ight son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8S. Town- P inne os address there was de- ‘Wave until ‘March 94 Patras. March 12, Martha Wasn- | y ’ inon we 4 . send of Baltimore.- No announce- nage! patne: eer ~All ya pas- | Former Gov. Frederick D, Garg. | ington, New York. r x aa .. a, ter = the Netropolit: Ave oor : oe “i , . ment had been made.of the en Mediation Wubtonn pons in Avenue ner, who was principal speaker last | Bremen, March 12, 4=President \e At leading stores Le ydist Episcops : 7. me ’ , , | | gagement, wnt Ort} ve _ ae Church of De- night, indorsed the finance plan as| Harding, New York. i, ee ) rout thers takin art it the Mp Res:" me . | Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Pope | convices r - Mg ; ee. he’ | a sound business investment. | Batavia, March 10, Empress of | 6é a ay —t : ae. oer i ces were Bishop FE. I. Wal- | France, from New York | 39 ° O'Fallon of the St. Louis Country dorf of the K; : te : : Be eS ee Ge L a om New =a ine Nansas City area. Bish- Yokohama, March 9, Presiden* (lub grounds, who accompanied ‘op Charles Edwin lock f st COLLEGE DEBATE TONIGHT . San Veleelened, Bees . . ii« i : 4 4 , R. Bemis, Ralph Niedringhaus, M.} Metal Co., 119 Cass avenue. He is” \ of the winter. .A. Scudder, Richard Hawes, Il. R. survived hy his widow, Mrs. Martha y, : Blackmer, Blodge riest, © am ons an . bf | Miss Jane’ Leahy will return ae eet ae < eee ees, teur Gone and te : a Duncker, C. E. Thomas, Charles H. daughters home April 1 from the Finch = AP ; = ; : ; : : Morrill, Nelson Cunliff, Martin School in New York to spend the ‘a, aa Sail ce ‘ : . , shaughnessy, Melville L. Wilkir- — t Easter holidays with her paren‘’s, . sn2 . " : a son, John Trigg Moss, J. E. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. John §S. Leahy, 465) C. D. Ashcroft. Walter etri J D y N d M ? 5 ‘ a Ve ie ai.cer LTINnZ., ‘ ell | evard. . ee ' Lindell boulevard 3 O. King, Willard Bartlett Guy A|we = oe ee oney: | Mrs. L. A. Engel of 6252 West-| ihompson, Rudolph Ganz. Charles ‘minster place and her daughter,’ E. Hussman, T. J. Moss. ©. Bluee- . " * j 2 | » . . < } ; Ag) 4 Miss Lois Engel, will depart Tues- | meyer, Mary B. Pollard, Elias We lend money to salaried pe “2 day night for New York to spend: Michael. Lee Schweiger, J. C€. ple at a fair interest rat: ,a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Engel’s Moon, G. B. O'Reilly. B. B. Dennis, , . ™ : : : . ; Repay the loan a little each eldest daughter, Miss Eleanor, wino SS. S. Friendman, E. A. Limberg. a Sep +] » ’ . . wr eeK or each month teaches at Knox School. in Coovn- J. G. Lonsdale. M. Louise Thomas " — ° , , , ‘ a : : . ¢ erstown, N. Y., this winter, will Homer B. Dickey, George Neuhoff, If you ,\have a regular income, 7; join them for the stay. George Tittman, Morris Skrainka, and a reputation for honesty, : ' es H. Hiemenz, J. H. Gundlach, you can borrow money from us The marriage of Miss Mary Lois! Hugo Grimm, J. W. Fristoe, Henry s fetner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. liaas,. H. F. D'Oench, George B. No Pledges. No Assignment of < ‘William Henry Fetner of 6665!) Winter. Isaac W. Morton, J. 5S. Wages. No Publicity e j . —s |Washington boulevard, and Alfred} Klein, Frank Ruf and Miss Eliza- ; ou "his G. Bancroft took place yesterday! beth Cueney. | No Embarrassing conditions : ! — | morning at the Pilgrim Congreza-} ooo ' ; Chig ‘ | Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bacnhelier of | tional Church, Rev. Dr. Russell H. ] M will arrive in St . < . 2¢ — , . rt. Joseph, J10., l arrive i ) N Stafford officiating. Mrs. H. G. f , _ S L & Th f C : ‘ Louis tomorrow morning to Visti urety oan rl t 0., S Lang of Atlanta, Ga., a sister of Mre TI aoe a y sir e : : Ss. ePOoOdoOTre (7 oped ‘fe e | the bride, was matron of honor,| el cousins. . O22 Locust St. City Club Bids \é 7 ae ‘Forrest. Mrs. E. M. Sawyer end R. KS and A. A. Frank of Chicago, best | eign , ‘ mati | L. MeLara. at 4331 Lindell boule- Daily, 0:00 A. M. to 4:30 Ff. MM. nah, a i'vard, for the week-end. Saturday KEivening. 6 to &, The bride wore an ensemble suit ‘of tan crepe romaine trimmed with.) fox fur, and a hat to match. Her! flowers were an arm bouquet of | and lilies of the valley Lang wore cork eolored hat and carried fiowers. Spring rward chiefly . ectent on yore as Senator Beomive 48 states, but there's no of Montana. It ts testimony which Ge vroadcasting has hurt the/ nvinced men like Senator Borah that eee attendaste. This | meron tn not quaiti to be Ator*%%, Wine on Friday sciemnoons Sul . It is testimony which has rar , a oa other Senators. with independent aig a tee men like Mr. Jones of Washing- receptive than any other. : urday night seems to have mame @gain the social éveninz. are organizations having if- ® then, and always dancing. The | t does not matter now. What is im- t is that Mr. Warren has been de- that the office of Attorney-General 7 Saturday Special Shull 714-16 Washington Av. Saturday Only ae ONG —— Ne IZING ILIA RONG Announcing the ORMAL = ee bh 4 \ < NG : at one office in the Cabinet which su- vely requires public confidencé, and or the good of his own administration oolidge cannot fill that office with @& hate against whom the charge will in- y be made that the Senate would not him and that he holds an irregular 3 appointment solely because he ‘s “7 House favorite. 3 Coolidge is not pledged to Mr. Ware ow he is pledged to any principle vy Orchestras are good, but Symphonic orchestras, nce. Company would stop he has promised to conduct the press the sale of records. The Fi ' te irst Bought | The World believes that after he ois Symphony Orchestra W d M d S d opportunity to scan his list of eligt- is broadcasting only once a. aging of e an) O ern tore put before adjournment of the spec n. his wisest course will be to choose and send another nomination to the = Closed his talk with a father than financial. Mir of the 15 t CONcerts if ——— RMY AND NAVAL CENSORSHAITP. the New York Herald and Tribune. trouble about free speech in the # my and navy so often seems to be with ree speakers. The air service hearing®# ht out the fact that officers are no ir required to submit articles of ad- : afternoon this winter are ™ &2d tomorrow night DEIR IS NAMED EIS HAMED GI ’ t the far Child. Post-Dispatch. ry as a defense for the rnavy Public a4- larly inept. seems peculiarly vp reason of this sort are not a valid a little friendly editing. the issue by calling them- ® People do not understand the) It doesn't seem quite | mre Was an announcement in America recently that the ting by its record ar lt was hurting instead of making a special feature of | = Titual support of the organi- | The Blonde -fPVeO- this Penny Chooses I talian Name Preston Dies Suddenly. | : ing army and pavy officers, “ated Press. Swagger aw AM ~ ‘pe . ene ed Pomel at Me men ~ 7 - March 1°—W. 88 Tie iy” {0] Olive Sireel. services, but the frequency with . 3 ry March 13.—-W.,| publicity lights of the other sort is ad F Senator = the late United g to friends of national defense. Our” ently De. elby M. Cullom, | Chiffon er officers should not, perhaps, he om ‘County te County Clerz | Hosiery? | within the limits of a censorshtp, a ton |. *UAdenly yes- ae | lare too many of them who seem M Years of ee Tie | All Sizes Match Wths AAA to C tl is : . NEW SPRING STYLES 1865 pairs—sacrificed Saturday. We are going out of business and are forced to sacrifice this beautiful new Spring Footwear at actual cost. Over 75 styles to choose from. 88 OPENING 14th 1 hey and Saturday, March of Our the tists, Shop Here plea Cities On the Northwest Corner at | Rosewood Black Tan Calf Patent Two-Tones /7¢e/s_ 7th and Olive Streets Cia’ : A Cordial Invilation® /s | A TT amin , . re : to the authorities before they ®™ = YORK . amiral | » March 13.—Gicia’ “= | grey eer ae tmneeiell Be” thé mame of the 6%- Wonderful! Eatended to you. sly os telling the ladies a Baby bo ay UP ith England is to be averted only yy t, vole a a age th N i sing the navy, one wonders if “ L at eal Miss eases, ew YY as ogether kind to the office PF mo Spal, Yes- ~~ | Te worvices, prviatr for that matter. Con: on: =e. Bishop — woo O y e rs O 3 » the long effort to demonstrate a ’. for sah sraing a gags amps Cuban {\\ ity for a merchant marine as @D *°° CGR Bishop in. y,. ad Ee Heels ° | if e navy the argument that the creatiod. aime tas, Sol oe child | merchant marine will involve Us eae S4on Goa oy rp Mdiate war, and therefore archers P Was married Sept. 18. TDL VY Saw (ie\F ee SayV\ t/a mY ty we SS i ~ PN IPG Oe oF IRE IO . PS + SAIWAT (AN\F oe Fy; TaD ION - TaN. — . & ee bs, Fee. —— ro] . ~~ t ST. CHARLES..." (A 0? ee ooo’? POC O64 6 Comores LCOOt OO y Wy , » bh 8 1 ~ 3 iid itty! aii Atl plete. Fashion's latest fancies wes AK AA . - | a wé - = . on el _——. Merited Supremacy in The Cleverest Models in New SPRING ' Featuring “10° Noteworthy Values an Each Department for Saturday : UR Spring Displays are now com- in Outer-Apparel, Millinery, Footwear and Hosiery are ready for your selection amid delightful surroundings at Myles. Spring Headwear THISTLEBLOOM Se season we have far exceeded PaBLo all records we established in the Loc CaBiy past for range of selection, values SUDAN and style-trend in our ten dollar line We list here but a few of the new shades shown and you'll find the assortments surpassing even the fondest expectation. (Second Floor) CASTILIAN 25 3 »®165 z have assembled a gorgeous ar- Ws of the most attractive Coats you have ever seen. They come from noted designers, many are duplica- tions of imported models and many have the dashing fur bottoms. Others with fur collars, fur collars and cuffs or plain tailored models. Every new shade and tabric ts represented in these smart Coats which ate mostly one-of-a-kind models. A I: SMART DRESSES $25 to $75 PeERVANCHE INDIAN OrRANGOB - ATA u ¢ Unhesstatingly Recommend ~ CHIC ‘ENSEMBLES LORELEI HOSIERY $25 to $125 | | “—- Sheerest & Clearest $ 95 Large selection of the New of Fine Chiffons Footwear V ogue all Silk, lop.to foe BLON DE SATIN I’ seems that eacarly every person who Rose Browne $ 50 buys these splendid wearine hose Bionne 6 comes back to tc!lh us how fine they arc ArMonprieee Really. we do not know where we N arumat. A comprehepsrve showing of a could tind finer hosiery to se!l ateven a Bua pene bien Shea eys yo ; doller higher. . Just a few of the new Lt use pt: ——- 2 y shades are listed. ‘Main Floor Cooupnda Gaar mh RL DAIL NE WL NL IE DL IL INI E OE IL © ’ tier an tg one a ae ~ - NIL Aid Me NAL BNI £$\t/4\ Dt Det / Dot t/t rd L$ 5/4 t/4\ 84/1. a\/4 ™~ & -_- 7. P, me BANANA te ENS he Wwe Nh * \"e Fe SOP | ‘' | a ¥ a i Bi. pa AN } j SR la haa ‘ - v t We “ER ae , F r ‘POanet eS Pee ee . iu es : ; - ‘ y Mees, 7 i es: ee 8 Mas. q : WTS ; AY we) dy NR tant pies G 7 eS, x ae ; " eee “2 Smet aS e 4 PE wb ila tl, Os ses: peal ‘ ~ : bh Sen tee SAE ET ae ee a Svat Meg ‘ Pilest a i ma a? i,
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EGA EME TO ae Rk la lt Shi Mens en ey “~ ee ae r = TS pte e WAS 4 ¥ é Ae SERRE eats Fag 2 RAE Ta SB ew, way at PPLE A. ye isl eA PCS OF WER ees. ENE Oto . ‘ " ae nen ere Te stags oi SS pee ey | - aadead ictees. EAT , . a. 7 5 ioe Paine. se petnn rE 2 » bs we oe + ag ee oars 4 Pinte es Wl saint ie SR ah Pes ' 0 y Siri re neds te petri reaina vee a ‘ 4 the K&R ~ Afte: : 4 :& 2 ™~ . “ , ~ "> ] ¥ th >} sé « ~. on | i - f > - m 7 f, he was = Dat ie n “ ™~ ; x A tee pital " ee showed © Y i 4 xz ° ° . . t t the } 2 — make the distinction as eeeagggaalieadttner tlie tar sA° US 1} fF fil? . ~ 66€ just as she went e siage os Soe é ’ | ~ - - ~ j — a; : 4 1 a iiring a Dia carfriage ‘d ] hi a BILL RADICALLY CHANGES CI Cal } ) Chicago Member Introduces Mea-- ure Providing Rotation of Names on Ballots. — P pet -T} eo SPRINGFIELD. Ii Mat Radica! changes in the lilinois e! . , | tion jaw are pl ded fo a A i | intreduced the House Cnix CHEESE aE ened be Repredtbii — tive David Swanson of Chicago provides for rotation on the balk of all names of candidates certifi ADVERTISEMENT by the cotnty or city clerks oa anson exXpia > h aes -andidates ADDea ) ne DA change of,the orde n wie y in at least eve: he ause ‘candid: , CRIMSON HEAT oat Just rub this wonder olntment on the on a chest and across the back——Presto ' the Repnea! of the sear: h and seizure congestion is broken aimost immediately. : ‘ ‘ nd t nois pr the muscle soreness disappears and you 4” 4 Me i.iins prol nh iaw feel new born is provided bill introduced in ur r “aher used wihtergreen and ; : ; . . . Yo grandmot r sed wi gre: an the Senate todav by Senator Fran! turpentine to .do this-——Crimson Heat S| oS made of wintergreen turpentine. cajeput Me Derinott of thicago and other cold-killing and pain-killing o's Crimeon Heat penetrates to the very root of the trouble—auick \ t Remember. Crimson Heat. made only bg the Alpen Company, St. Louis, Missouri e 4 a east e f ndidates } { omniissioners often rain ige by obtaining first positio! , ‘7 = ’ i ballots = Explosion Kills Man and Wife eece " : ins } re rece -\ ry 73 : . , “vT> 4 wiops all pains and soreness cve time BROOKHAVEN Miss Ma See for yourself—-eet a tube of Crimson Tieat at any geod druggist. especially 13.- Judge & Dolph Prug Stores. WolffWit | son. Johnson Bros. Enderle Storea and! Keiffer's. : yesterday of burns received whe of alcohol became ignit A SULGGESTION tor MOTHERS: USE a POST-DISPATCH HELP @2"d exploded atthe WANT AD te SECURE HELP near NEEDED for HOME CLEANING. a can Lawrence Diamond. a fa iis wife died ! a hospital her here Wednesday night. cTOR | won weeieranne ace MAY DIF FROM HEROINES SHUT of pure, vitamin-rich, cod-liver Practical Joker Blamed for oil, is recognized world-wide as Substituting Loaded Re- } pert tailoring—everything that goes to make elothing of better quality is present in these splendid Spring Suits. Just purchased for tash from promi- nent Eastere manufacturers. All are garments from new Spring. shipments, « withheld from retailers f of selling for cash enables us to offer them at this unusually attractive figtfre. Buy now for Sp¥ing and Easter. Being solid generally at $50, S55 and #40, See them Saturday wltle the selectious are complete. 3 a j =f Ses Mining See eT ee we % ene The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has VORE CITY Circulation than the mermng ane one. other eyening newspaper COMBINED . MARCH a ‘ pUUETaa gy, pamve pearing ; far > a A Sale of Fashionable Spring Garments for Men and Young Men. Just Purchased at Immense Cash Discounts 30 $35 $40 VALUES Sale Price J a Men's and Young Men's Pure- Wool, Hand-Tailored BLUE SERGE SUITS - Our Renowned “6217” q : Some with two pants — others can be matched at smali additional cost. ' fae ont : hi 4 1} a ae : } ; : - onl = Irresistible stvles—fashionable shades and patterns—superb Wwoolens—ex- (asi —_ or eredif reasons. © ash DuViIng and OUP Ustlal pore oe ee sae So “et oe ee | a hl a ain te ete’. “TE e's ewes ees * © + #4 * > Mittin - lent | teath by ? . + ‘ ] * ? tr - Naw «ww } } SE nee sass\ it Ln? netiis~ models wae mw Pr a? S and Wide ‘ ball s Né . ' (] . cy Bel ee: |e eee + ke Sie gee eet ee MS = ee = ee ae a | ae Lapeis, narrow WAISTS, ELT 7 Tet. . “. : PP models n dark shades n- ae . 7 i ‘ E> . 7. Cildaing’ pene : = rites Solid i -_,. ~ i ~ ‘ ~ ~~ ss (K-S ~ is ) ot . Fey } . + “ ’ * ¢] | > } OV (jeT hy] wg Sl I SEL] a4 oS, |- re? .? > ern o | ~ r } woolen fabr nat alt o: wmmerhiv tailored. 4 §=§!.++= @}3©»=—— ce » Ove ; OT - ati «il ta - ‘ i} 74 i} -_ . ee ee a uperuy. on — (Second lileor) iia o/h Re ART THREE. EE . en ~_ a ere Saving in E-arope April 4. «): iated Prem Maren 13 Sum mer rer ber ome effective ie gs, oy : \é Siok. “dl Bie) awitin and England ‘hy aes MONEY BACK, IF The same courtesy s return a garment, as NewYork W 409 N. 6th—Nor Ensembl Of Suk: ane a ey NEW YORK WAL For Men and Young_Men For Men and Young Men 3 coon bas f. oe A Special Lot of ONE AND TWO-PANT SUITS} | ONE AND TWO-PANT SUITS Ne a ee Extra-dualits. 4 in dart Youths’ Long , Y : . OAT AK . j 4 . c i la pene - “Ipes , Zz) F ‘ ; ; " ‘ _- d . . : =_ : - A; . the new blv«s and heat ) Pant Suit a } . : oY rm. ; : be an $ ers aver. rise | : : : | rlish styles and the mor - In Our Money-Saving glish and stand : | | Basement moreis ’ ad eff ‘ , . ee mou 4 j : . . % oft — il ale d. sf e i ! . rhs ‘ tne ‘ = > —_— rman? for ry - a ’ y « 4 : ) 3 '¢ ar rea i “s mos nO » ; Aa gat 1." nN 5 oe et ‘ - ~ nate . - i ‘ be : ; re. Cohte al oa ys a Camp c wen F woolens in powder a t . . . it =p =! O4(S aipaca tined i .(ecs “— al , . 1792 AIRS AT t { LS ' r I wr . ° a lav i rs ta * and heather s. a | ba ‘ ‘ ars Sti iua ne ~ its sliah = ovale - wu th inoée af - Prant= e tc i , ri 4.95. _ — ~ $i '* wide 4 arine We trome and wide . Splendidiv tailored and finished, s& rf Ve i Nn rs OL fine Sat "ies si Shades and ett. pene wear, Splend: $ ee Boys’ All-Wool Blue Serge Suits All-Wool Juvenile Topcoats ==> 4 ad = ae ‘ . 4 : ee Bae” se t ei¢rs 7 a : arxt “over Lined Kr P | y tans Selig colors a See r stout Immense Variety of Juvet™®e plaids All-wool fabric. Loose DovVs f au : ars age . ieee . i» ? t ” — ° Wash Suits. i*, to 5 years fittme modsis. Sisee 58 % aur (oY ring Go'den hrowne ara beaenztt “Sy a ; . 4> chest. Thy e tT bh hea te ~ " -_ . . + a s patterns f «a Bre udderized Slicker $2 69 \ Spri stades. Sizes Tuvenile Long-Pants Serg $4 95 et. - NRammecoats ¢ ft i€ veare 2 ~ = - % . . - . hve r hi ” rom © tO 44 years Saifor Sults 3 to S$ years ; Lot t P : ta " me 7. | » a r ww ’ ced A . . ; | ay : ; : <« . ° " . oe ra ial * Pure woolen ry cood ae ght I Shad Grays and browns mm deer Te. alte Diaii«. Line? with Sa ner « eatin. Styled in the sew models. do to 44 Store Open 1687 PAIRS AT Every Saturday ima vide arte $ yO From 8:30 A. M. of 4 les ) =— Until 6:30 P. M. Three spicadid groups. pric Guaranteed x — N. W. COR. 8TH AND WASHINGPON | i. CLOTHING COMPANY $14.50, $20, : Dey eloped in the smart-| bordered b : : d, but there are — \ , a. also , | k attractive new N fe M ail Orders ne ‘i ew, . Mod e : " : . ' cts for those who’ Promptly Filled GENUINE GABARDINE 7 Prefer no fur rimmiadl and Satisfaction | 1920)" ine pee | a New Arriva pring ( *24= ! Fine Flannels. Poirets. Suedines, | Twillcheens ; : if pest of the new stvles in’ fvery desirable color i F { of them are ot
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es ee ae oe eRe Ct RAS St ZAR BR Gg Mas AE: aie tinge: CRIS 0 gi TAN es ’ v 1 ae NET i SEE ee ee ree Op ee ae ee ee eee ee -. FRIDAY, B\/ \ \ IR IE, A\ IL vant sth \ A rT “ESTATE ay ; oe ° bee = ne 7 ——_—_— ’ PAGES 25—44 «) eS + MARCH 13. 1925. tf a Saving in europe April 4. ‘Simultaneously—the night of Apri? | eS ted Pres 4 and 5. The British Government. cs has .:Notified France that a_ Dill! aren 15.--Summer oP ; , > Mi providing for the inauguration of ; become effective IM summer time will be presented to Belgiun: and England the House of Commous today: PHISHING PURCHASE es MONEY BACK, IF DISSATISFIED Saturda is our la st The same courtesy shown when you (lf FIRE APPARATIIS JY J return a garment, as when you buy it. 3 chan ce to get Comptroller Requested to. 9 + at eytasaeenial Pe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 4 . Men's and Young Men's Get New Specifications | sLUE SERCE Suis © J ~S Wew York Waist House —|_ once to tron Out Di- Our Renowned “6217” ‘ — P es $ 409 N. 6th—North of Locust ee ed “ae | The Citizens’ Supervisory Bond | Issue Committee, at a special ses- sion vestreday to copsider the pro- | eT Te ee ee ee Pete ee posed $136,000 Lopropriation ordi- ~ e ults nance for new fire apparatus, ap- nsem proved a request that (‘oniptroller | Nolte imimediatels call for *\ ® Fe ' specifi ations 1 > embodied In ; ‘ ()/ Silk and Cloth has lain dor- . the ordinance, whien ay s) y ; Eee S? = = mant in aldermanic committee since last May. $ 75 Specifically, the Comptroller was . | ; a requested to instruct (hristian Koeln, master mechanic of the Fire Department, and J. I.. Relliett, di- vision engineer of the Department ' of Public Utilities, to prepare and i 4 " ¥ 1° Separate C od l submit the specifications at the earliest possible date, and to ar- With al Attractive range for demonstrations of the . ‘ aratus before the committee. ) . d 7 ok apparatus Ji : [ ] inte I roc IF Controversy Holds Up Measure. The request was made after an | hour’s discussion of the measure, | based on interrogation of Koeln by | *g* : . . ‘ Q e ’ t] a °’a . e. oe e Iwo stunning garments members of th mimittee. Th | ehief iteins in the measure are six 1] . . . , , either of which can be motor pumping engines, estimated 1] to cost $19.000 each, but a division ' worn separately and of opinio! as to whether they should he of S40 or 750 gallons Oe Ate BO ems ek dy Poe geek ae. aN ee PGA RS Oey! oF Sie specially priced so that discharge per minute. has caused ‘vou pay scarcely more he measure to be he'd up i. be { ° : SF ' c ‘Jou ae Pah 4 . Koeln told the committee that am for both garments than he originally recommended a 500- } ey | . : gallon capacity, but that this was : rT ok Vou would ordinarily changed to 750 vallons. When a : be ; ¥\ . demonstration oO? Loe ja0-gallon Bh 5 + Vv >. ’ ; a ‘ ae ° } pa. for one. types, of which the department has 4 ' hree, was mad last fall before | Flat @repes a ee the committee Chief Panzer or- ' , ry . > hin} . & ‘ t rive the (yi- } lannels Tucills dered him, he aitl 0 d . gines only at normal capacity. The specifications. as drawn, re- , » ’ . a . ‘rer ’ . . nire hs ia nein a } [Th js- NEW YORK WAIST HOUSE— quired that the engines should d charge 700 gallons a minute, witn 2 15 per cent overload for a half hour. on a three-hour test. This requirement was not met, Woe : lated. : Panzer’s Version. : . % . . j s —lirst Floor Specials— Chief Panzer today had a dif- | feren’ version ’ the controversy. “For several vears I have attended annually the ‘conventions of the ° chiefs of the metropolitan fire le- New Tunic Blouses ome ee ¢ $5.98 partments | he country. 1e AaS- | jree Conven- ae En Le Pee nh, PRE Ry MEN MR Mee rg he en ae Charming styles in fine new prints. held in Atianta, Buffalo and A deposit will hold any Iieds. Lylure and a1 Specially priced (“hicago. respe: 1\ i} this question of the pumpers has come un. and al garment until Easter. | e Ul . & if has been the unanimous opinion an ES AT THIS SACRIFICE CLOSE-OUT . . quate for residence communities Rayon Princess Slips . oe eee $2.98 “The old steamers jin our depart- ment throw only about 300 to 409 I;xtra quality with plain or fancy hems gallons. Properly. the Nation. Board of Fire Underwriters has re- quested that they be replaced When the matter Game up lasi Jear, [ suggested the 500-gallon ° . ° a) 3 srettty po Mr. Kocin and he said ERE are about 600 suits—mostly in sizes 33, ) : New Silk Scarfs 2. es 88 6 8.0 6 $2.98 with the 15 per cent overload test. : ¢ was made |} 7 origin: com- | . I eautiful prints in crepe de chine and wlaiatanticn, = oo oo 34 So, 36, 37 and 38, but there are larger . | Georgette and solid colors in crepe de Agreed to Change. Chief Says. ° ’ V / chine, All have fringe, Extraordinary UME tas ects ox; shletion Sizes, too—all sizes are in this Sreat offering i A Value, T ? 7 on _— ‘ ° % ; Mr. Nolte Ca led me in and asko”.! White, flesh and colors to match any costume, ’ ' + : I would object to the iv0-gallon ‘ig engine. I told him I had no objec- \= —NEW YORK WAIST HOUSE— tion and agreed to go before ine PURE WOOL {ff monday," it however the These suits formerly sold from $45 up to as high specifications were sent back to Mr. j | Koeln, who made the change to fit pe ° « . TOPCOATS |f a. oe as $70—they’e fine suits; many silk-lined, many . : p f : mittee with Mr. Nolte and urged @ for Men end Young Men |i as 7 arenes fine worsteds, many of imported fabrics | 3 ° “Mr. Koeln mistakes the differ- | a ( ence between a est and .a demon- | $ . @ S rin oats Stration. When we took the com . q mittee out to Forest Park last fall j to show them what the three types . e ° 9 a show them what the three type They’re sacrificed now at ecause they’re a teeentn for spring : 2 peg Mr. Koeln to operate wear Pure woolens in powder blued . @ them under actual working condi- lavenders, tans and heathers, The yor ia | tions. In other words, it was a . Bnglish models with loose shoulder a le atic h + ile flaring bottoms and wide lapels. : . | demonstration of what they do: not A a » een eae re Sao! 7. 4 rT and over ; : Blaids. Ail ca = interested in the three types which Twillcheens Sic. had been tried and testéd in the de- " | ’ Bia deeb © S M d | at | a | ee th ta partment I have been led to be- nappy 0 eis ; 7 F Pte Me, lieve that the objections, which have held up the ordinance. ema- 3. Solid colors : 7s T , : | e% : | nate from this source.”’ Setting S43 . J I d Mn the smart ! es { 4 Equipment to Be Considered. &: — | ie of the hew stvles in Bs | Atv the hearing yesterday Frank every , I H,. Gerhart, a member of the com- . . = r desirable color | | mittee. urged that the specifica Special Lot at = | ost : * i i] tions be drawn at once and the Pure woolens in good weights. ‘ of them are went © | demonstrations be held before the § tt . ¢ : 4 : | : . s: Grays and browns in Gesi 1] committee immediately. if ' ‘ 7! ; ‘ bie. DP os LAine a re ‘Tt ore \ . . . Ser's satin Fivied in the % d, but th re are ae: | Resides the engines, | the modela. 35 to 44 : also attractive new!) would provide for two city ecervice | ‘ucks, to cost $9060 each wo “ Models for those whol i, seckaa hook and ladder nee, ve Washington Avenue at Broadway Prefe ’ P i] | cost $15,000 each: two supply de- F no fur trimming.) | livery trucks, $3000 each. and one i i five-passenger touring car, $1599. soneaggmaa - 4 croups, priced at The appropriation would come, from the $772.000 item of the $87.- $14.50, $20, $24 q —_— NE W VORK Ww A IST HOUSE aeseegg mom dj Pango fn po Fotki . a —— $23. ! | GENUINE GABARDINE COATS — ] roybia ° « , belts. 7 Tan *#*had: ruil . nanued- ravenette pre ruary and apparatus, ~ —_ 7
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PI EN TPG IR Toe TT Ne HH 1) 26 ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH ~~ En SENET a DEGREES TO MOTHER AND SON => 2%" —— too busy rearing her chi seeing tnem thnrougn the school grades to obtain the ducation she had Geatred She Enrolled With Children When They Entered College. Speeia?t to the Post-Dienatc LIBERTY. Mo., March 12.—A gsray-haired grandmother anda he; stalwart son will be graduated from William Jewel] College here this apring Among the nde Sraduates witnessing the diplomas Presentation wil! Pagran NR Wee > ley Rs EEE | od f - : . . . ie) SN ne MS oo Yoge sae - ss pict an 4 ‘ ot Py oxy ee NT e rept HR, pends sig eee : pi = gNae p AA am PAAR Lg LAER, Pet " See Se ee F “ ot Rage ee ; eee : ge ee : hee ; ; q sl ing aera | Seatnd : \ i oe to si . = + Lae Seeing Aare Lt OR ee eee ee : s . - Ng - ’ c " 55 a anni acinnigs ; . , ‘tla im Reet che eget oe ‘ é vi heer A , = puNae” - . ” aie : ‘ Co . PETNC IY OPENES. SF een TP . . 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Siti 20 re nhs ae wel ‘ca a * , ai? 4 Vee % 5 gE GW Le stb SEE ADD ge Sor ‘ Aes yr 7 - y a - & a. 4 Lae > R ™ ‘Peery oy a eee. ee “ Re - Sa te heal OR” Se pete et po ite Ree. 5 * abt Be * ht soa wn r . i , \ — Ps a ‘ : en ee . . onl ; 4 aan 3 oo . bs Pn st 3 xt thn . ‘ ic r ee A ve a RS nv Pe f 4 ‘ A ec 7 4 J oe a > a > 3 r “ ss RS SE Sue 3. 4 Sea _ one A Ht es EE I Ge - % y 4 an a ae Se ~, SA oP, fh: Pete eee ie ee Wt olay hae, o> TA! gts SB Ae rhe ts sipaka Acutaiiaeen? sali da al ~ se ee: Ba orp 3: site : gs ne scarab ia dialled needs we tials wt ET il Ne ik 4 abies ae? ee Ute: f Bi: Ma ee Beer ae nes Sask . ae baa Rr; ea abadnae, ao SE : taeda hs ie , Si ; fic P , Pe ee ee ee ee ee ; 9 * : * ee ee — & CARTE ce Rebates, an WU: Fed dees PO SAR 2S OMEN ee | hey Eas +) cob SRR sede) Wile RAMEN char ieetnn , * to 2 Straps and Oxfords A wonderful assortment of strap and Oxford: styles in pat- ent, tan calf. smoke elk or white kid—spring heels or schoo! heels —welt and turn sewed soles. All combined in one group at considerable under cost, at the low price of Low Shoe We are discontinuing our long established Children’s Foot wear Dept. Several months ago every pair of Winter Foot- wear was disposed of, and now for a quick cleanup we wi!! sell all remaining low Shoes—including the celebratec HUMPTY DUMPTY. Every pair is arranged in one gigantic group, according to sizes, and at a price that is tar below their original cost. At these tremendous savings thrifty par- ents will outfit all the kiddies now for Spring and Summer Boys’ °4 to °6 Oxfords :. Girls’ *3 to ° iB When, however rmes b Marjorie, the youngest, were id _ the Post-Ditseratch. t¢ Tha irix ule Le if ' allege (lei . ? - ~ ; ye 4 _— oe i amas Y She} Ruler More Gs ae Over + ane Stee the eDON, March 15.—The “Mr. |, etiaiak. tas nga sted th wicis Trim Than oe Tr Robeet ; Semeesstery caused by the suppres-_,, James iii OO Eracu eG Add . en} Yr rim Dall iN€- . al » Merterie s - an tear. Neeping Pe : hoset the name of Hart Singh, | 2hnerTro ee “oR . feheran the Rajah of Jammu-Cash- | h es ' denounced by Justice At- w= to the Post-Dispatch and New York — > 7 IG?’>. by tne ass i Pulitzer a ae — ‘% a °° Vow 5 . vs Th a tT 4( at During his Europe now e oer = i. + 2. ° 7 ung S Peibia b 3 gt sed SIXTH_AND ST. CHARLES s ‘ " ng 215 jeve|l vp + du “ - ica 5 réa So e S rn ; W. Will my e latest attempt in * Te era? . trom 11s 3 e 1 | Tener | | During the first weeks of his ; Close Out Bacay neve tried so cape inter : @i views by having three Rivtera ad- | a iresses : now he is definitely in- ‘ ad 9 | Stalled for the remainder of the ; All Children’s cia ki e Nigresco at N e Ls > Persia nonarcnh traveis e x 1re r) rr S@®cretaries q PT. e ries ser s and « auffeurs ind = has evid succee 1 in Ls- Ld pia “4 irope a large sum o go ! 3 p eiess jewels His Maiesty is n le remotes « : er S ~ ese Bg 3 to ave tne st of good times the yea nd Ps From a AT : . Nice \ n Dr Ss Up r 3 4} 3 €@ Most i nz F (: f nba Head to Foot on Credit: A Sim Beau Brum mel. | He is a@ second reason . $5 (0 B 1D intary exile When he lived in uys a ress 4 + i sicai proportions, even as a DO : . But since he has been re- 3 ng in Ekurope, tmanks to the Coat, Hat, Pair eS | 7 . " j ith istrations of physical. cuiture 3 v get acquain wi bs . > > 5 experts and to periodical cures, he Sh d 4 Ri PA 4 idea of merchandising wi ; “4 has shrupk to quite normal size, oes OSC. , : %” ‘ed taleed tes bhcorke kanwwn as an ley’s for bargains. We: one of the best dressed men of c\ at the lowest prices in the 5 a vorld of F Now Regardless of what plans you Attend our Grand O s almost s ebonnaire have already made—cancel it and ioe re . gia : go agglaeliee peer come down to the Federal Satur- a. tone ee oak A ope. day! Just bring a $5.00 bill and o better time to ) pt ates and fe e ope: all, whe get your entire outfit from head to > will go dressed—fancy costume foot. Get the finest Dress, Coat, Pair being compulsory—-as a damdy of ,e days of Louis XV. His Majesty has taken up golf and rides an hour daily before breakfast on the sea- of Shoes, Hat and Hose that you can possi- bly desire for a mere $5.00 down payment. The balance to suit yourself. front. His Oriental origin fs no- ticeable in only one agreed pas- . sion for apres. ems on re Th fingers, in his ties ek on his shir 1S ( ireat Offer fronts They glitter id dazzle. Otherwise ‘Le Petit Shah” has be- come entirely Occidental without apparently the slightest plan for ever returning to troubleous Tehe- ran. whether they depose him or Is for YOU! Men—We Give You " Suit, Topcoat Shirt, Hat ” and Shoesfall $5 Down! “y. Dressy and spo moa —®Y> We designed and orig- It appears to be one more case eile inated this offer for est styles. Plain of “the broken road,’ and mo one; Api convenience. It in his entourage would be su: prised if the announcement of his " a French actress were not long delayed, though it is im- ossible to learn the identity-of the fair charmer. DENNISTOUN DIVORCE IS DISCUSSED IW SUIT Crowd of 500 Waits in Cold for Ses- sion of Trial and Court Again Is Filled. entirely origina! with the Federal—_we are the only store making such amazing offers and we really want you to take ad. vantage of them! Come Saturday—just bring a $5.00 bill. New Tailor Suits =. ws es ~ —_ al, SIZES5TO8 *1.59 e.25$ co $; 50 V alues— “ai smart patent, two-tone. smoke elk or white kid strap I ‘ON DON. Saber 13.—Today’s 1 eget ageless esse There is no mystery about @ nation i: e lega spe it, men! The Federal is / e which Mrs. Ian Ons the most popuar shopping #7 eu Selene! Dennis a a pre ’ Colors tan, brown, navy 4 this s q sne n x Ss SuLng . . : ey she alleges she loaned hin offer! We will dress you @ a All full silk crepe e diverce. An ora up from head to foot for & ine lined. Sizes 14 to 18, ooeenae a comeca Seacse only $5.00 down! Get s to 46. le ONE-DAY SALE! sre pants Sut and Tp O Bodding Englis : coat—Hat, a pair of Shoes wer, Whe proctica ance Ladies—here is the best buying opportunity and Shirt—all for $5.00 ee roe ee of the entire season! A one-day sale right down! See our special English bars, were q a now—at a time when you really want new at e sess as ad 7 clothes! Easy terms. : ~ = \i 7 4 BP |S Setae set Taner tdi sc COATS DRESSES 50 SIZES I TO 4'» Was again led aie . —— ' a eset — —_— Exquistic new Sprinx coliors—mii ures ans ereation=s—etery one ww CIVIL ENGINEER I$ KILLED every type style of 2 onaieaed and a style {eat you can possibl» that will please you! C TRYING T0 ‘HOP’ PREIGHT TRAIN —- for Spring: fome in and see this a EP ges cai complete assertment 50 to $2.25 Values— Rol - er Weber +2 3 For the little tots just learn- $16: 5] 5: 482 B2@SBGQe Se BeBeeenseeseasBeeBeBeSEBSBEeHREeBEREEREBHRERE BE BBBaBaBE SB a BeaeqB. 8 es a : we rey, « 2 ’ “ 4 . + 4 -_ ‘ ’ « > ‘ . re f . ” : é » : n= 9-1 clipe e - Me er rik ce at! ee ’ . — » . senate " jane tte ae bees wr - ot Cer Nee Oe ey ons é =r pee jee é ra . " ado: * - (ose - ee MERC co aR 4 vA ES at dhe pes En) p : > Fotis Roi ¥ ., : » d Joi ghhe YE ARE AT RIE ish TN Rais RPS RT ces: age ee eS Loe BR AF Dagasap a ee tei a : BOR": a. nat Bro Siete igh Ge a Seen s wuts whi on aie EN tte ER BOS OS ESOT Steal Ce NATO: SAE MM BS ne RENE, BARE oie cp aR i ee ee 43 PRETEEN Hg sete nti th page sae dias : , - : ps Rae a a PEE wig : . : ‘ S ON “an ‘ Pe vee nk ye e ae be ts tie , ee wey m ry sa a Fog Ps 9 4 ant bese sisi or RQ iy 9 % BB ete ; ¢ " bs ; , ing to walk——a most unusual! ‘ S 5 etfects in aw ide assortment assortment of patent and , —all with hand-turned soles white kid strap styles— Wabash “ r 6 and spring heels—an amaz- every pair a marvelous bar- } i¢ North Br . ‘. 7 ing group at $1.59 gain, indeed, at 95¢ ‘ rugh 4 reigh - -~ - . ~~ : > was ir Qr27er ; t } fae . Sale in the Sub Ano ale = 7 a é (fi f e ul way a 'restie te the yvnpavem bBrYad " ee cee ot PAY ONLY 50c BRESEeSB SBS SBESBESBESRESBERE BERBER HE BBB BP giec he *eason's new - Weber was identified by a cot, Reveltico— A WEEK ' nid — cnn f osm itiwets the P : i r nee ’ re : ar — sensation »rid™ imitaters—the @ a, t chis nacural, economic S A a Peer M d W $s Shoes “ <0 cal a2) Be Hoodoo Day for Some en’s an omen’ | cleanser erase visible and in r ms a ore ' \ very special purckase— visible impunties without - | oe a . | ; ae th ry gor L scratching the surface. Avoid w € 2) kv dav for six ee a b scratchy miacerials. Scratches Mavoraity race. Convers: | are lodging places tor durt and oe “ , ‘ + ar - | impurities. | rs There is nothing else \ixe * ‘ Old Dutch. Goes farther —lases wr thos ‘ = aur itaat DEPARTMENT STORES ty SA RB Brn re e Moha fice coer in Rom 416 N. SEVENTHST ae oT Sere To}! Ladies—Use Your tral | pholstered suite ata OPPOSITE BUSY BEE Credit for These Specials! this wonderful oppertunite: ar f Sr S.A” SZ SZ NZ NT 7 NT SZ SS
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eT GRE i tS i tala Mah #3." CaF a “= es SS ae NESE The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED aaa . EN ey ! 2 va MARCH 13, 1993," 1 | i ae et kin, Master of the Rolls, during a|see how the jury or anyone else Sy it JUSTICE DENOUNCES hearing of the appeal yesterday of/can decide whether this money was 1p | SCION OF MR, A S NAME Robinson from the decision granted | stolen from Hari Singh unless they - es me ‘ie to the Midland Bank. know who he was, his position in at Bes nie Sir Hari wan Lord Halsbury, speaking for/life, his physique and his upbring- "atied All Sorts of Things. emaaaggatees declared Sir Hari had/iing. All these are revelant de- we 1925, by the Press and Sulttser been called ee a Bern tails.” hing Cos. the New York Wor man,” “green, shivering wretch”| ford Halsbury remarked he wa Se ne ech 13--The “Mr and nobody had thought of giving | given a New York newspaper which pnt DON, Ma ‘}him his proper appellation of “gen- | on the second day of the trial pub- mgystery caused by the suppres- | tleman.” lished a photograph ‘of Singh. Jus- ae the name of Hari Singh, | “Having got a lady into trouble,” | tice Atkin said that'showed how Sethe Rajah of Jammu-Cash-|he said, “he was willing to see she | mistaken it was to try to conceal Sas denounced by Justice At- was properly provided for. I don’t any name. A -—_- — = ted a. : > Doors North of Washington i a Son: ~ 5 Doors : i ; Washington - Avenue Avenue icrand 0 pening ATURDAY St. Louis’ Newest Store Wants 50,000 Women _ To get acquainted with the store that will never be undersold. Our new idea of merchandising will soon have women near and far saying “Stan- ley’s for bargains.” We mean not merely low prices, but style and quality at the lowest prices in the city. Attend our Grand Opening and you'll be amazed to learn of the sav- ings possible. No better time to put us,to the test than Saturday. ee e New Spring Coats fa ie: r, | aA 95 13 CY X , ® Dressy and sport Coats for women and misses. est styles. ae * 08 wie beet «@ @ » eoal arn . 7 ant y aie * fay an ms ay? gi TR ght ATURE ARES oe oes " Cae eee vee PLETE EI a! 5 i289 tbo Pa ot nan ate mr ae 95 95 $ $20 to $25 $35 Values f $27 to Values All the new- Plain and fur trimmed. All the new colors. suit To coat 1) Eun =New Tailored New Spring Ng : 4 P | ; . . €sses » 1 x Shirt, Hat >} Suits —s2%55$Q.95 Rage f oe: Values... .. mi Cage s sndShoesfor |i) “© me ee i \\ | ae 95, $5 Down ; 1 $35 ge $18 to $25 j Values. “3 | Values here is no mystery about | 52 oa , men! The Federal is | _ Every model a 1925 ne most popuar shopping | Spring style, found ace in St. Louis becaus« Colors tan, brown, navy and | omly in real_ high- this great sensational | priced lines. Printed black. All full silk crepe de caiben: ate sean oe chine lined. Sizes 14 to 18, 36) plain colors and high to 46. shades. Sizes 14 to 44. ffer!' We will dress yeu ip from head to foot for nly $5.00 down! Get a wo-pants Suit and Top- pat—Hat, a pair of Shoes ad Shirt—all for $5.00 own! See our special 9750 — $4.95 $6.95 Values to 38.00 | Values to $6.00 Every new style, shape and material in all the sea- son’s best colors. Hats for every woman, matron and miss. Hats of hemp, hair Hats, novelty straws, Milan hemps and crepe combinations. YES PAY ONLY 50c A WEEK imitators—the Federal is the originator = ling Shees on eredit) Coan oe my ont» “ie dewn for i” ginest footwear in St. Louls. Grand Opening Sale 4000 Pairs Women’s Shoes New Shoes—the smartest and the best styles for Spring. About 240 clever and distinct styles. You have never seen such values at these prices! The. world’s Shoes All Heel 3) 5 $ 9 5 Come Heights e e Early and All for Best Sizes Values Values Selection to $6.00 to $8.00 See Oar Window Display The Styles Swing Straps, Cut-Outs, Opera Pumps, Theo Ties, Sailor Ties, Southern Ties, Gore Pumps, Lattice ef- fects and Oxfords. A PAIR OF SILK HOSE GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY PAIR OF SHOES PURCHASED. The Leathers Patent, Black , Satin Blonde Satin, Tans, Kids, Calfskin, Velvets and Pat- ent combinations. All pop- ular for Spring. } | | ' i ' } ; t ; | ! ably to the questionnaire yesterday. licans, three of the unopposed Dem- |Plan for Complete List of Women ANOTHER CANDIDATE FAVORS | THE MEMORIAL PLAZA PLAN J. A. Waechter, Unopposed for Democratic Nomination for Alder- | man in 25th Ward, States Stand. — An additional favorable reply, to the Memortlal Plaza Committee | questionnaire, eliciting support for! the whole plaza project, has been. received from an aldermanic can- | didate, James A. Waechter, who is. unopposed for the Democratic | nomination in the Twenty-fifth: Ward. As told in late editions of yes- | terday’s Post-Dispatch; James W. | Byrnes, one of the Democratic can- | didates for Mayor, replied favor-. All candidates for Mayor and Comptroller and all aldermanic candidates except 16 of the Repub- ocrats and four of the unopposed | Socialists replied, and all answers | were in support of the plaza plan. | The 16 Republicans are running tc | represent nine wards. TWO TICKETS FOR SCHOOL ELECTION IN BELLEVILLE for tif Board Positions Has Been Abandoned. Two tickets have thus far be ni | ann®unced for the annual city | schogol election to be held in Belle- Ville April 11. Arthur Eidman wil! seek re-election as president, W. C. Sples, E. A. Siefert and J. J. Pul-' lington re-election as board mem- bers. Rogers Hyde will be on the same ticket to fill the unexpir-d term of Harry Kircher, who moved to St. Louis. The other ticket {is headed ee _Hamilton Mable for president, Mrs. Adolph’ Schroeder, Otto Schneid r | and Walter Fredericks for board, members, and C. A. Batman to fill the unexpired term.’ | | |sponsoring the There was some talk that a com-| plete woman’s’ ticket would . be placed in the field, but the el'b | movement aban- | doned the idea. | SUCCESSOR 10 ‘SPANISH SWINDLER’ SENDS OFFER HERE: Chouteau Avenue Grocer Reccives | | Letter Promising Him Share in .were compelled to take taxies. 'day no objections were offered by Rich “Secret.” | | The high standards of efficient | swindling set up by the “Spanish i prisoner,’ who actually became a | prisoner recently after a 50-year | police search, are being carried on by a successor, it is evident from a letter received by Harry Leonber- | ger, grocery, 1917 Chouteau ave- nue. The “Spanish prisoner” asked Fundreds of Americans to aid him in finding $360,000 he had con- cealed in a secret pocket of a port- | manteau somewhere in the United | States, promising one-third of the sum in reward. He signed “R. de |S.” The one who appears to ‘%: carrying on the torch writes the Same requesf, but signs, ‘“‘C.’’ with a line under it. He asks that Leon. iberger cable to the prisoner's ‘friend, Juan Riera, lLlagostera, Spain, whereupon he will “instruct you all my secret.” BELLEVILLE PLANS $81,000 STREET IMPROVEMENT WORK Inprovements Board Decides to Pave McClintock Avenue Dis- trict. : | COLDMAN BROS. 7 . _ " y, ohey vy. of L pee, Oe BR oF. ce Sugeest oS gee we A . ‘ ” . 3 eos v7 . S ‘ aa ae SOS A eee ee ee ae “4 : : Oe. coytene og : es $ . . Pes . oO. ae. . a aes . eee ad ey oa -~ * * ° , bre .. t, a. nae . rs . ~~, s = , - — — a ve “& % ¥ Pe a se * A : a s . Aged Aa Se ¢ * .. aves yf Se We Are Open Saturday We ' The largest street improvement | job undertaken in Belleville in two | years was decided upon yesterday | afternoon at a meeting held by the Board of Local Improvements in the office of Mavor Joseph Alton. It provides for the paving of the MeCiintock Averue Paving Districc and will cost $81,000. The plans include the paving with Portland cement concrete o? 4 portion of McClintock avenue, Mis- sourl avenue, Patterson court. For- est avenue, Park avenue, Wabash avenue, Portland avenue and Doug-, lasavenue. At the meeting yester- property owners on the various avenues to the improvement. LONDON TRAFFIC LAW DEBATED Parliamentary Resolution to Re. strict Bus Lines Is Defeated. By the Associated Prass LONDON, March 13.—The Lon.-| 'don traffic situation has reached such a Stage that it is keeping the ‘parliamentarians awake nights. | |The debate on the question of how | ibest to ‘“‘stabilize’”’ the problem, which was begun early last eve- ning, continued in the House of ‘Commons until 2 o'clock this morn- ‘ing. The resolution under discussion was designed to restrict especially the number of private bus lines operated by individuals, which vehicles have been called “traffic pirates.”” The resolution was de- feated in the &mall hours of the morning, after which the M. P.’s sought busses, trams or under- ground trains for their homeward journey. Most of them, however, ‘Murder Charge in Mardi Gras Case. | By the Agssociated Press. NEW ORLEANS, March ] * ——James V. Glynn, 38 years old, a switchman, is under arrest charged with the murder of Miss Mamie! Herbert, who died Sunday from ‘burns received Mardi Gras night |during a dance at Moose _ Hail. ‘fire to the paper costume worn by | Miss Herbert. Glynn is charged with having set Farm Advisors’ Conference Held. The annual District Farm Ardvis- ors’ Conference of the Twenty-Sec- ond Congressional District was held today in the Belleville city hall. Farm Bureau agents from St. Clair, | Madison, Monroe and Bond counties were in attendance. The object of the meeting was to exchange ideas on farm bureau work and to dis- cuss farm porbiems in general, + ’ Until 6:30 P. M. ie eet 04 TE. f AD r Fl —_a\S ' MiPocdl |b BRaDne ; nee - AT i gas + TN ees 1 SRS Ni en Lh) PSC - eS 2 ¥ ° ‘> , a y *¢ ae Ge . ““ « , jx — ; ei S er 2 Gs ae Ia a. ae ~~) Ae He 5 crore ¢ . . fa. ‘di Fe A ayy ‘we “ = r 2. i yy _ ii i S may) "2X6 eet! Be cere 4\ yz DE LGA |) eerie he ya it % Pare Y “ ——S _ i ae o.- | ees On ‘a a ye Poe a‘? > J ee 4 sr 4 . - ~) “¥)) »y * A: ik 2) = ? oon > C*-.0s as a2 eR CPN Mae bas vy, = — eee : _ iW geet Sone ay S = = . 4, ono “ek 3 3 ©, Ay i>™ Ci Ge - ‘ ss 7 hs AD: ‘ SHS SN oe t/a : —— A. rae 55 Nae 1 oe eo —— ( t = ta: ve r \ r a ay t. aie nm t 4ETR % . LES DNEN Jey Sauter 7 ig? ; aS Fa +) + at a ‘ = om = alt I} 1-7 pe TR ae, SS i Rlsc ' x (.y™ * - ~ = “ ~ PP met — yo, and Roomy A Bedroom Suite you will be proud of. Note the handsome vanity, roomy chifforobe, large dresser and bow-end bed. All in a rich walnut finish. This Suite is entirely different. See it onsale -~ $1 Down "x; Large Cedar Chest This Cedar Chest is made of 5() ers. Can be had with em- genuine ‘Tennessee red cedar— eV | ameled high shelf at small has brass bands; 42 inches longs and extra deep and roomy. De not fail to see this exceptional value .** eeeoesv@eevoenveoeen eo2ee8 402908 *“*e ©? Goldman Bros. Are Sole Agents on Olive St. for Buck’s Stoves & Ranges $3 a Month Buys Back’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater It is real economy to buy a Buck's Gas Range and Kitchen Heater. Think of hav- ing a nice, warm kitchen on a cold morning. Two holes for coal and four gas burn- additional cost. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RANGE +] ~~ Buys sweet. They are the greatest ice savers made ; ——eeeEEE Down Buys This Simmons ST TUT $ Sanitary l Bed Outfit Complete With Refrigerator Heavy Spring, Fine The Sanitary Refrigera- Mattress tore are guaranteed to eenes all food fresh and | This is an exceptional j offer—Bed can be had in walnut or gold fin- : bills in | ish. Remember, a heavy oS ae special | *Pring and fine mat- [|| side-icer leader. tress included for ' | $194 | $192 , PA f ‘he . Ome ee + = 159 | i, Fae,
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IDAT. The Daily POST -DISPA 1TCH ane has MORE CITY Circulaiion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED M. ARCH Ih ing MAnCH = 23 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — in a Bk | tiie a ee “So Meacss BLOCK BURNED IN Past St. Loui-anp- to Be Trice ' g Pest eS pa, woe: : ’ , - 3 : Mried cra is fo rrest on Laujoks resid at 61E 8 % gotel- Destroyed in’ Blaze ‘ , 1& MONTHS FOR EMBEZZLING 2 : 3 re vi > a secretar , t , ned 07 and sore ' 7 a. 3 LSed am the i Lar ' aS ii ' ' rm Ss ; . . 4 . . 5 > - ; * } : row - oy . . a - Iannrs \ = eartl« oni ’ es . ‘ ms , ' . . ‘ ‘4 . tf ] ior SU OK Ww? ; i a estimated as $2 - _ 4 _ ~ - Justifies $85,000 Expenal- e |. == erk, & struct : > . © « eidie ot and with 1ercan' —— ' Ee gael and six mercantile estab- : Rae - ‘4 ts including the Dent — 4 and sche R. R. Green Jeweirs the Tecker Hu- : , in th enartment of Radiology ai \m of Forbes 4 Coffee | ir. : Besides this rit , lé Dils i “ mitted i Te . to j ; og 2 d 2 “as + own as the =)os- ; - ‘ * ; : > : 1 . . : 4 f ro a. and rhe Southern Hio- Superintendent Scharff by Dr. Le- a package of 1 leliciovs. | De, | 3 a ~ oe viet appar- ’ | es ; ee o yor \\ j | ss > in os . ; ; 5 y “~ ee oe aad ¥, af i aaa Be aacanand CLA eee eon ee eerie Pas on 5 hs ; wey vad . i > Rcsechbtsin. eh : Sicilia Bef Oee ss, ¥ 2 ny EE: PRE ESS ‘ d , Base : aN 3 Phage Oars 9 bate Page ’ c » Seas ed oe i ’ a : ' SoMa Ri Bp a: s eee neg s 3 - as Trust Co... 1 ‘ defunct ‘ ‘ naeston ist . First ——_0 oo OO OD Oe OO DOOR aa :, Same wont re on Departme! | mat a” , - Mil ai d Brow Fi Hottie gesproy ed. when gm DD ~ ; Successtu! in " : wit these jal. and work Wilii D€gin Cases, an aiSO in treaiment of in- ~ ¥ > ; . > oe : x a ee " ZENS WANT SIX FEDERAL A Choice of $ 35 New , "Approximately 25,000 X-ray as ie : BP ies 2 ae | _ { time’were detetopea in ine Soran it ca s e re 'S | AGENTS SENT TO HERRIN | ann eee sien anecessintle aaen = ras} = " ce Named to Confer With | Proper Officials on Temporary s Styles for High and i Adeeteletvecton of Town. bones hi ddition hundreds of % oe a? to the Post-Disratch | a eda on Sint tia the ia APS | a PERE IN. Ill... March. 13.—-As» —" Pie specially coustracied ‘ wae mment of six Department of Jus- > é Fa - 1 Bb Rag ae ge toe as: takin ck gf. me operatives to take charge here” Ai% ia . : sacs : +3 porarity was the request of a ‘ | J si TN manu. Ir in ' aura > re : , ad / . ; . — , ; : : ' resiaenice ot H / _* a *roeg ~ > . . . . ii en y . xe BA J . . ,y o : 4 , : sr THe Pr romr Tay i. Bia y’ gh ; wih ‘ 4 s : ‘ : ‘ 4 ", P, j . sb > : . s ; Baars he meeting was unique in that Be ‘sa. ’ 7 ; : Structed unde: i ) 6118 Easton & Se ee oe i. iw ELIATON) — : a } mens a nei . ag a eal Ez . os ap o the first time since ; 7 RECORDS 1 j SIC : ( A a C treatments are given, dependi & Ne ; F . : IN STRUMENTS upon tha , ane ro - +i. +; - , = - : Me ed : , . a7 i = =" ‘ Aa pass a A ‘ Li ; o8 j . a are + : tyY¢E department operati. ee. a ey wil§ depart for Springfiey! | TO CHOOSE FROM AT 514-516 LOCUST ST. MUSIC pm as as cape rey, ee - USE IN ST. LOUIS . oe ian nad i : ye. , | . Irs soning renee pe? ‘HUNLETH'S WosT COMPLETE MUSIC HOUSE IN ST. The department of radioiogy | THE FOLLOWING RECORDS ON SALE BEGINNING TODAY: ri yen ap " hep Bespoves so ne the 3 a 3 . | , : 3 ‘ es | ‘. - | crop Mpmg 7 ite home! After you’ve seen it—you’ll wanti SOUNT IN EAST ST. LOUIS Twelve X-ray machines were ic- 77M ag aT VA more than ever! You'll say—“How’ can i “PRIMARY GIVES GEARY GAIN | week fo confer with Gey. ee stalled, along with other equip- ment, which brought the total cos , | Ly ! . . par f f of equipping the department ‘o : | 8.) . you give me this?”’ “‘ A recour t of Republi can votes e * $85,000. The money was part of | | | Mg ein four Mast st ogee ag $1.990,000 provided for improve- ¥ | fh ’ - . = s in the primary of Feb. 24 : a 4 No! It’s not a McDougall Cabinet! That’@ “ities snows «change in Seures upor ments at the hospital by the bond issu ; : . oe mich Justice of the Peace Frank no secret! Every woman should know % _ ry, am unsuecessful candi for renomination, is expected . e t ~ ; : o.% | —_ me O, Katharina Dr. Sante wae admitted to fel. ll > lowship in the Americ: -Ollege “af ye ae a ba ant hysi ae AUriINng in year. a8 : ao” 4 h d f l . and energy a a ae emand for a recount in ee on Fa his is O about the wonderful time Sin, .s cum sta A | Five didates were nominated saving of this—the first and foremost ay 7 f Geary ran sixth. A margin of . f the department. He plans to l. Will You Remember Me of the department. He plans S - of Radiology at See idon next _— - s4 ECRE £ iy 15 votes separated him from / T Kitchen Cabinets! You know, of course, _ t P. Lauman, the low candi On Columbia Record 295D : I atl | You can't beat this combination. The two mos* “DESIRE. UNDER THE ELMS ) that for a dollar you can have a genuine a ta popular fox-trots of today and both of ‘em played APPROVED BY PLAY JURY Save a mile a mea!! Let the McDougall by Ted Lewis and His Band. O, Katharina (from te ‘J be your “Wife Saver!” McDougall put in your kitchen rodent Chauve Souris) ts as catchy as its predecesso1 “They Knew What They wanted” ay a , Alse Found to Be Un- thes The New McDougall is the most con- ready for a lifetime of satisfactory servic 7@ “The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers.” And no icieiadan one will have to remind you to play “Will You : Sr venient, the best built kitchen cabinet That’ ) * . . The Associated T’recs Remember Me” over and over again. NEW YORK, March 13.—“They ever made. The original makers of al! ats no secret Anew What They Wanted,” first of . iy kitchen cabinets guarantee it will serve Oh, Lady Be Good! From “Lady Be Good!” om | +33 Fox-Trot. California Ramblers. See ne en eee you better, last longer and look better But the GIFT! , orougnhnt under investigation in Dis- Ee - , Swanee Butterfly. Fox-Trot. California Ramb- trict Attorney Bantons play clean ~ than any other make of kitchen cabs . —_ a en fotthennhie bya atmuaad*aoae ao inet at any price. It’s valuable—worth many dollars! You Should Have Told Me. Fox-Trot. Art Kaha a a oy Ss eee ey ee oday. he jury voted unanimous- : te and His Orchestra. y.in Maver of. the continued’ arc. Pen The steel-braced frame, with ecasy- ; > Insufficient Sweetie. Slow Fox-Trot. Art Kahn duction of the play, which was 7 sliding drawers; the famous McDougal! It will pay YOU to make a special trip + and His Orchestra 294D 10-Inch 75c written by Sidney Howard and {| : ne rm : =e finish; the auto-front and many other YOUR being staged by the Theater Guild sie . R ( rH N VW 0 nearest dealer, Down and Out Blues. Fox-Trot. The Cotton “Desire Under the Elms.” als +g features found only in McDougall T NO t - Club Orchestra. was unanimously voted to be unob- se Cabinets make it the greatest value in the list below, and ASK HIM! -_- Snag ’em Blues. Fox-Trot. The Cotton Club jectionable. This was one of t ee : % é0 Orchestra. 287 D 10-Inch 75c plays against which some of the ah your money can buy. Don't “get My K; gr : heaviest fire of the reform element SA along’ another day without a Mc- Just sav— “Tell me about the SECRET) y id. Tenor Solo.. Lewis james. had been directed pees ao 1 it : y When You and I Were Seventeen. Soprano and The acting in one scene in “T1 be eae Dougall—-get onel SEE SGlt> GIFT!” Tenor Duet. Helen Clark and Lewis James. Fir Brand,” which is based on the ieee Dougall for every purse. 286 D 10-Inch 75c : - Cross Words. Baritone Solo. Arthur Fields. I Never Knew How Much I Loved You. Baritone Solo. Arthur Fields. 290 D 10-Inch 75c onal ht le jectiqnalse tr m they : Old Black Crow in the Hicky-Nut Tree. Voca!. ! ‘etusion amines of “aa 1 , f These Mc D a ll De le wher: r pee \ agrestis oY ow. lke TRIAS abe gE, SOULS PAS SINTTIE SIE POE te oe |, BOD ay PE ADD SI Ar "eh th earns ae Med en ‘ - ~~» ee me TEMG, LM Spo MPEG TINTS o a z _ erp eB, ngs ee eat css 4d oe : ere iets aia aa ‘ns ; oe oe DES es ah > as 3 ” . ’ Tes 5 , ates .. 5 mr 5 nae on ge oh. . - s . ~ ‘ - ? rd ‘ Re ee re ee ee ne ee a eRe eC a TO | st Bis, eg Pa a se ce ; . neat a Re eer SRP Re oi Oe ee a ERS AR EE PS Gs RESP 8 Ae ARES IE OER tet GE as ok at Ses, 5 Ae ES ar ROT Oe Ne Le Me ne ORI re ree eer em Ce ee saiaaiti nadine ne ETE 6 AEE 5 mo ° - is Poe 3 jv a 4 4 : er ale 2 re : nee . - a ‘a pete PT Ht canal ons a © otal _ . P “ PF wie . re, (gb eu eee ine , pt, Se 2 oe 4 frerSy sn f ‘ inti’ 1K wind we : ‘ : 7 are © P sia gad ccavenieta ctaiaes r ads in f jon nia ian aa ae gs ohh nt ied beta ms ah ae eee eh ee ef : a aie Ws - Be SHIN He See grae otal y Fie. RS Diet te “ . 2 abet wc , wis Re sri oat, whee th oe — “d ‘ Re teceiaee ’ shies satamacneemetsen: siadtioen ate ‘ eee se ng acl siglaommmte tae he S053. 1 ai SRN : — . . 0 ai EE 4 . ere en Ae ae ee emp) . - al TO gt 22 gaRE a 2 Harry Frankel. Weepin’ Blues. Vocal. Harry Franke! | 288 D 10-Inch 75c suppressed e pl The Southern Shore. Irish Hornpipe. Patrick be corrected *" were asked and an- eens sams am mai ik Geshe rar : | , My Love isaLassy. Irish Quadrille. Patrick och pay reviewed. Five women! J. ©, Geitz Furniture Co. Igoe’s Furniture Co. Gaffney. 289 D 10-Inch 7 ———== 1315- , nc Sc enna - 315-19 North Market St. Cor. 23d & Cass Av. Always look to Columbia for the most original and cope: interpretation | of the popular music of ¢t d Today, Friday, 13th, Will | st ; aa ae ay ihe Sooty Sep Bie aaa Boehl Furniture Co. Schaab Stove & Furniture RS, Inc. Today, Friday, the 13th, will be Grand & Gravois 2020-22-24 S. Broadway ee) Med - . * i637 Pine Street, st. Louwi«. Mo. hoodoo dav for some—at least. it . , e - i? he an mninckw » # heme. Central 19415 Will be an Uniueky day for six in the Mavoralty raee. Conve *reely, e ° the two men that are nominated | Roesch Housefurnishing Co. Geitz Housefurnishing Co. may think it a pretty fair sort of eS dav : 1541-43 S. Broadway, 4746 Gravois. 7601 Michigan 4706-8 Easton Av. lt wiil not } for these who Litton Furnit St. Charies.as hey have a DAY SAL E. today and tomorr of a $550 three-piece Mohair rr ° ‘ a ; | > © F ef? . “uy inl : be | 4 Reo ryt 4 Tt? rr ‘7 is I >’ a’ * ie. oking for A Suite ata ro want only nn ertanity; phe The On ly : x Auto Front £ ,CHrRenm
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FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1928. ht at the trouble ing place. ‘relief today. All 85 cents, ° kills i i ent pain! is applied, freshly purified blood — starts tingling through the ach- And this enriched blood supply drives out swellin and pain and restores norma conditions in no time. Get this druggists— int and need in your en it—you ll want it 711 say—“How can all Cabinet! That’s man should know time and energy t and foremost of bu know, of course, have a genuine pur kitchen today, atisfactory service. IFT! | th many dollars! nake a special trip JUR nearest dealer, ASK HIM! pout the SECRET urniture Co. 23d & Cass Av. 2-24 S. Broadway 96-8 Easton Av. Dealers sefurnishing Cc. e & Furniture Co. et both factions. “win «(the FRIDAY. hall 1928 ene we POST- VISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE ——— ——— See “ee vit ~~ ike testimon: of ‘>. ii. Sunby of ' Pic BLOCK BURNED IN Pr) ivast St. Louis, who aleges that las ALEM Mo v No Orr e i” he ard t) ant FIRE AT § ' ’ make t eats against the Presi, Laujoks resides at 611 Perma « Destroyed in*® Blaze YY ' » . : val nue ai ayin ania ; enu and Billedo at 1529 ed by Boys hans yu n ‘North liftty-third street. With Matches. ee i the Port | ispatcn a weit é a yO oN. Mo., Vial h Lo. A ire F ” rda\ efternoon caused ~—— ' . ‘ , P 20 () r e estimated at $300,000. The peck, @ structure lying on side of the square, Was es and with it the Commer- ej and six ime! . in what was Kk! property and 1 desyroy ed. en it bpecalne Dent block was doom ied, some ; 900 worth of stock of the Dent - store was mov’ df into a barn apparent that y. Apparent! there was fire in | me of the goods thus move d since « barn soon hurst into j also was destroyed with the handise and an : ie gone . ong en votes. The cecuunt Jisclosed er aid ‘cea, pimpiatea having been ridge and his brother, Walter, conclusion of the debate on the /auor Charges Based on Store in | In December a report was cir- sige Sos tes. fe Tecoun ixclosed er- sent to the Sheriff of Cole County vasiiont of the | le s rate teulated that robbers had broken *S@™mery County at Hillsboro an or- rors in countine. SRR ita | vOunty | pret ni oa: the bank, Who was+estimates of the Ministry of the In- County Home. a | der } ji ’ oOday. I ie Capias is. on ain indict- sentenced to 10 vears in the peni terior Ht th 4 A} int the L, eiter summer home “aT d nas ist been tasued ¢ ontinuing } — oa = Meee : a ae ' ° » tne ssociate *Tess. ‘ ‘he BANKER 10 BE RE. AR M nei re tur ar - y a Srand jury in ientiarv whe Vern’s sentence wen BOSTON. March 13.—-The Fed- stolen a large quantity of I quor | * = ee ae Me niga 20 pe Oper ly in pase ‘ p ai ~ ’ ‘ - A; : . eo =? 2 : »- duets : ce Tne olters ding in tis lAquor enn: Continued. shine iiquoer was fount. The in- a te ai | “is ror " ‘ Pie Ld ac ea wt - Re a a LSS, CEES oe mits 7 lored;: all mewest shades; all sizes. *24 Suits; sizes on sale at $24.75 and 834.75. oN For Women For Misses PRING Coats of Poiret twill. kasheens—Coats with fur borders and other new modish effects. ‘2978 FASHION’S finest Coats of twillcord, twillbloom, new silk benga- Fox, wolf and badger fur trimmings. All sizes arfd a beautiful range of colorings. sizes, Nines, 19 Ottoman silk failles, All silk crepe lined. HIGH-GRADE COATS 5 Values Up "144 75 etc. son's St3 ~SL5 WASHING] QNA VENUE new suedes, SATURDAY MORNING to $30.00 flannels, and All deerona You'll find all sizes 95 4 - NEW ENSEMBLE SUITS 192 W e«ilk Ensembles: new VPoiret twill Ensembles; beautifully tai avery practical Spring garment; 19 —_—_—_—_——— — 8 $34 ol, silk, crepe lined Ensemble over 40 beautiful styles: alt up to 44°s; and values up to S865 RINTED (untons: Satins, over will he SALE OF DRESSES (repes; Georgettes, Dresses worth up te #22 fered? in this sale at &SD.S5. 14% 19 A\TIN-FACEKED prints 1000 Dresse«x worth offered and sins ate nil sizes are sith sntin-faced ete.: over 301 0 will be of- (antons, ere pe-hback and candy stripes; up to S39.5 this snte at 14,75 included. > Welcome to Style Headquarters fashions are arrayed in a sple where the season’s newest ndor seldom equalled. Wonderful styles for the whole family at prices that make early buying an inducement Styles fo. MEN! Spring Suits Top Coats New Hats New Caps Silk Shirts —— 709-11 Washington ae Next to Loew’s State—Upstairs Styles /o- WOMEN! ** Ensemble Suits Smart Coats Spring Dresses Tailored Suits Millinery ry © ~ yy thd >> @T + 1 ‘ SSS BRB SRB BSB RBBB RBS BBBBBEEB Seegss8 8 Paty WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH CHAS. F, LEVY, Pres. Convenient Credit Terms LAST DAY OF THE GREAT Mirror Sale’ Dozens of Beautiful Styles at Wholesale Prices " Console & Mirror Combinations Console Mirrors Buffet Mirrors Mantel Mirrors $15 Value Venetian High - grade mirror plate, deeply etched in Venetian pattern, 1ex 18 inch size including silk cord at this sensa- tional price. $695 ’ : ; RSE BRB SBS BREE BRERBEHREREE BEE BB : Se B@aeaes ea SSS SSO AG LT AD RM AB ——— ae oY 5 as een sears i” Rees 3 PIECES $250 VALUE g@ The very newest development in dual-purpose j&iving-Room Suites—comfortab'e, deep spring up- holstered pieces with a great hidden convenience, a coil spring bed. The davenport chair and fireside chair are all See it Saturday. ® cushions on all three piecés. +t 1 : -\\ Saturday Spedctal ee Blue. Gray or White Iinamel Gas Range $85 Value $ Over a hundred of these Ranges have been sold in this sate—wll are giving perfect satisfaction. They have large side even and broiler and «a feur-burner tep with low «shelf fer pans. $4 Cash—$4 a Month makes side by side — QuicR Meal. Charter Oak, Bridge 4&4 Reach. Meore’s, Baker's and ethers: all feasemabis priced. See all & a “ i Exquisite $24 Value Venetian Mirror One of the quaint Venetian styles in super-quality plate. Size 12x29 inches. panel and lavish etching in * top. Complete with silk cord as shown. $10 Mitéred and « Paneled Mirror Handsome buffet Silver, SSESSES eB easesev seen ten “112 Mitered style in antique gold Wonderful value. Strikes a New Note in Comfort Coil Spring Davenport Bed Suites 189 large, we'l de signed and coveére . hand decorated polychrome fra % 12/2X%43 inches. aN S&egcrrcsr sere res ase aa eesp aes gs. Pa 6 ‘os ey .. Fee ng dh 23 Fede At, 7 Tisha AO Sai ke Sno ee Les Bes Page he gh a Me ets 2 > Tie oS: retes Bi ie te aig ei Sek ED APSA 3 Reet aha 7 Vaal ee, lg VE GES, 9 Bete POO IF. eb VRP IORE.. Pedi, , . Tee 4 = , nae . al sel os 3 t ‘ , 3 ‘Weis vacrne. Uae St pee 3 fal ive Supe die | ioe fast) - NAS } hh: Fig SF ce EY PY MTs oh By “4 : a fA’, yoke Bre nk Jad $18 Value Venetian Very artistic Venetian style including silk cord at this remark- ably low price. Etched ornamentation and Manel. Size 123z20. Very special at a bile cee re i weal: je Pena, * A Le Se et SOOO Hee © 6 OTR ORE Re te OE HF ee Pee ow i ee $15 CASH $10 A MONTH S2seesegegegegeaagss ae 2 88 8 8B Ba. , club d with choice velour. Loose / - $25 Oak Dressers. $14.50 Three-drawer Dressers af inrae size with awinging mirrer. Welt made ef eak,. golden finish. Very unusual valine. . . Saturday Specials ai ee ee ° “a - $20 Chiffoniers $8.95 These four-drawer Chiffoniers are part ef a agreaitiy under- priced purchase and ge te you 3 whelesale price. Golden ak «tyle as shown. -_ i. a te, The New Automatic oto $ Kar... , “— ‘ ‘ a See Fw. t-—< G ‘eL nee “eres au) asl | - RE nine ONS eee eee ow ‘SSeese Ses eaeerws ese ees as eas ea ee. ib oe =e2s0c base of operation is a spe- cial feature ef this a tive all-etee!l Da-Hed. has a heavy tufted double mattsenn Severe’ Sa. See toner. metal cane panel ‘ ¢
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ae ap: ro: ‘ ai é * 4 rriwAY. x MARCH 33. 1925. ‘ FRIDAFsa psa one cet 2 ST Lous POST-DISPATCH e rhe Daily pOST-DISP. 17CH alone has Oe weg HF ie — the as oe bene ne eer 6 cana . aes . od RE MAR "ia . al be x wr : out i Es Bes wie SS ‘WANDERING SCULPTOR MODELS =F eeoihy canary in developing | plano. Th en Ce MT. AURI Ne ee vcsaay atternoon old, of 4 : RET mee, Secceeec tks a dapsone IN CLAY IN COUNTY —_% defects and 4 china due bi. puauiaee Girne eaten qe MLEY c ee one corel b | nee I ee 6th and FRANKLIN MARKET eee ii Ab mre aac ° was SS 6128 Laston Se Saturday Specials PRICES SATURDAY AND Ee OF TRIP; VISITED 22 COUNTRIES DWARF CELERY, bunch 10 ) ™ 7 Buy a 2sc can of Rumford Bak- Jacob Benno, 21, Emissary of Ger- 2 : man Youth Movement, Trav- ing Powder for spe, take the Grapefruit a 3 for 0 Sweet and Lifts. post card inside the can to the Firm Juicy - egg ame age st — parle: o! Food Show at the Coliseum APPLES 5 ounds 19 Florida a mabey a ot ia sen im next week and it will entitle ’ p sienna 46 Size ? 54 Size 64 Size Dey oy —* 7 mine you to absolute free admission. Suntist lemons Juicy ver 15 a ae hee deemsaia (This post card does not men- Each /C for 25c | Zforlic POUNDS BEST GRANL AD SUGA id With Me Groceries = fleur not incl RINSO 5 packages * Pork Shoulder .* ‘ Rosebushes! |B | bert Shovtder:®; ‘ 0 Saturd . ee ans aa Bet ccochiooming HAMS Jumbo Frogs 39 CREAM! to Germany from New Y rk a Strictly es I) 1c Tos Dozen THE BLANTON 60 ths. 84¢ 100 lbs $1.40 15 Lbs. aic mmpieting hist RUQUEFORI CHEESE 59 EGGS 90 — Soe TH Tt : The organizavion sands againe Til AIMLOUN Borden's )E | campbell ico DOZ. OW Bourbon Sante oo, alcohol andtobacco. =——(tsé‘és PORTER a 3 Tan Fresh Tender SPINACH, 2 Lbs.......-- PORTE aa ‘] ian CELERY — LETTUC . SOUTHERN HOTEL BUILDING IS RUMPS Ty aes TENDER FLORIDA STALKS ee ee UNDERGOING A ‘SAND BATH’ BLINK PORK Ti Ib. © BITTER Spruce Street. MIXED TEA. $1.00 Eagle Siamps; sie eee First to. Second MILK 3a 20 7 ad te a ee Big Boston Se 10c HEA ...:Je top Sheotighe Cheanaiag ote ait anal besse _ icebers ettuee . energy Boiled HaM Siicea O°" 8" as tteat 4 wa ¢ | | ~ ae : Fresh California RHUBARB, 2 pounds . 35M) 20.000": 2: Bena paqjraag | after aad eS ecehalid 1 valine = eseeen —_ Green Onions, 3 bunches, 10c Cabba e, new — eee e s getyme ath. ‘Sand Sa ae 14 Please. try it. fh il} | pounds : . ‘ a aca lati or aX tals oo Ham Ye: tb Shoulder F ( 1-lb. prints. . Ib aia BANANAS 2 & rocupeitiits Ge Gn we . é pat ee bewspaper giving Associated Pre Arm and pee ere erayv ia 2 e I a ROAST «: 1501 \ ire i + “ ° , hue t Huliding. which has not been used T; notre pul Oxsee since 9] ° hen ‘ ithern rotel passed al Lb., 17'/, famous Si ¢ Cut From Choice Native Cattle, Cc oice ’ “op existence, said he itends _ Mexene Chile Dowder = Paes PORK SHOULD 5 LB. 6: Mf sod Unan pempentis haa rat At Your Grocers OE EE Pnedne> ; GROCER AND CLERK LOCKED IN ICEBOX BY ROBBERS Holdup Men Get Box Containing $100 and Jewelry Valued BACON HAMS FANCY SUGAR-CURED SUGAR-CURED 26c DRU' 4 to 6 Pound 10 to 14 Lb. Average, Pieces, Pound Half or Whole, Pound at $600. 4 box containing $1006 Cas con PORK ROAS ~ . JA Sirs | SATURD/ i 4 LOIN iss one 4 ue : ial LOOK FOR OUR V it Franks, per pound..... —y Calif. Hams a Re oe eee SIGHEST QU*\ITY MERCHANDISE AT TE | Kraut, finest bulk, Ib. | Chile ConCarne; -30cfM WATCH OUR | He 3 a8 2 | Mavis Face Powder.. wee ee é ‘ ‘ Double or single Bra: for Livi: c room or il ae Le M : ae ing. room, ‘Saas 4 , Freeman's Face Pdr..39c l FRESH F I cae SMOKED. robbery he ooo "eon? 65 OO 55. $6.50 ei Sveedens, Pubcon, Glad ‘ i . Iodent, Klenzo Tooth : Halibut, per Ib........28c | Fillet of Haddock...... 30c MM BURIAL IN ARLINGTON FOR RATIVE | Ge Pure. 39e Skinned Whiting, Ib... 29c | Catfish, per Ib........ 33c MISSOURI NAVAL OFFICER J 1: -»« —_— vinugsdea o¢ Sma eee (kod gamma ae i me Corega Powder, Sabei, per Ib. bdw'g ss o's Red Snapper, per ib...35cm tanet. Comianaaer ©. Wi, Beata ll Soricp “$15. 00 ant | | GHTI N (i 4 FIXTU RES polychrome «+--+ e+#43 sD : 2lc, 42c, S3e Smoked White Fish, Ib .28c Sunfish, per Ib o/s he. 6 6 « @ 20c | Test at Proving ? osu : P ee Epermocide .....-T8e Finnan Haddie, Smoked, per pound......... 22c WASHINGTON. March 13 x oothbrushes. ... -.39e STRICTLY EGGS FRESH cethbrashes. Avondale, Doz. 32c Country Club, si, i. Ge r —_ 4 Taking evervthing into consideration, we think vou wal®*agree with us that the one thing which adds the last real toue ‘+h of charm . , iniured while teetir ‘ . st a A 3 t | m oF sh ‘ aon 3 a naval proving ground. Dalgren. Va to a room is the hgehting fixture. Cree ° in ‘aa died vester la it the naval ST ita. Sie wit hs ae acl ac Ceiling fixtures, brackets and portable light sourees—table and vergen's Bers. ion. floor lamps—are so simply and beautifully designed nowadays | trae g mee that they may be hi; ghiv decorative and yet in thorough harmony x's Lemon Cream .79¢e — Golden Peacor’ sleach tons, dozen vi Rs AE ; ape stan y SPIER (Wis eRET BLA Jae PE eb LA IG > OTE PRAY. RRB ee ae Rs 2 ae os a Er Or Sia) ta ta ee ? fhe HORS, ik eae Ct eee nena tee! s : : 4 - i ee Deaf Institute _ Nee ds Piano. ” - rh se a ease es : uy 2 cia Dae ’ ss ~ z : ‘ » " “ A ” . r ren . e ped . tal ee : roe J ee pees : . ’ ae” 4 ee ee ee aed eo Ce , " m7 c . ay hy Te ne Pd , x 2 , . Je rig ge se : a aa > - oe , rai ” , a ae ay hk 1 “1 * 5 as x : * ea Zp oe S ete ~ 2 2 eee " 7} vas 8 . A = - * “he . - ee = Le ane oe b> EES Re tr. se gel . Pate RS > . hens: A 4 ag . % ¥ aid ‘ “> ~ eS MTs - rte a * OF ae 5 a ? vty - , A Bay Stet bh SA ou . . , : , r wy ai. Ge s ° . ecnere ca tS aa bile: ate ee 4 ve . 1. . . n ‘ - : : ‘ . q ‘ er a » ‘ bi pct te pins Ve Beatin ss) . - ey Aouy. sot wis fie. yi aie A any hs q Gicic thnih 4 oat oe . — baits . er a wd er ra = . Soll , * - phe sist ie le a 7 woe r. ry T a al ’ _ * “ 7 - . S “Py aid _ seensinilte a: wise aD 9) F . Oa * Pret F ; . : Pe pen ars ' mre Sa” LE a ae TOK eRS. ia 8 Ca, ee Me ean eee rs oss gd iM Pg tT ae a ns Ee IR tie SRL oo woh ae eh Sane aaiks ete} 4% oR ae Merge gee ee Se eee ee eee a i ce EE ES ee gy ee ene ae pet tay Cle si dla Ce ata a ea Bey on ' x 5 bed % y - ~ . dias - : 4‘ yee “ vA ~ = aes > ~ “4 al ss ‘ yo ae - B _. , by r 1 Ee a ae ~5 “0-3 Sea 4 y Ps BBE ee ng war 26 Y- cighs, Nay J ? Se 7 tie S . arse wher . - a eee SISO Neat iiaiye tim 2 ‘ int mb ¢ be es ~b : “ " uas8 . vis : e q . ~ : 1 5 : ; mis ae } ’ spikin oy crise Rae ‘ ‘ 5 : ee . : Sie apt! pant, ‘ és Sb. ectily a Dad aaa : ae ~“ ad + ° € Mes es Ate, w i RI See (eae eae. QOS. te aap ay ate RR ee eg MBA 4 % ah ert Se igwae otuabith kee OMS. ee ee ee pli handines wb t Pies vai ae > Brcess Nt i eter Ronee, Pest > Ba * iS ’ as ox aE) at ene - 5 ~ - rs Ss oe ae. SEE Way . - os A - o£ ® err, *. . , rere Tog th) dag B = * a 4 oe mM ; Kanes esd hah te ae ne yr af a Aeaihgy tenths, ‘a . Ae eo SR SOR 63 abe rey Sa ee o, te ‘Z 4 M pre ees Psat aM = a eee : RY" bes E c 3 t ton i 7 eee, Country Club Pure Kettle-Rendered : Centar ia with the rest of vour furniture. CIGAR l e Deaf. $18 South Kingshiah s | t] leasure of S, CIGARETTES L D Lb 185¢ : ee Use discrimination in se ‘lecting and let u lave le pied: : S an . nL SvouR Miss Julia . © Cigars, 25c. BUTTER , 2” Country Club —— a ee 1 | lesi 1 and factured by —— The Fixtures illustrated here are designed ang manutactured PD. aye O L E O BEST GRADE Large he Moe-Bridges Com any. Thev are distinetly modern and are Churned CREAMO d 26 . i : -heme. «-. «+ «ss % Cc improv = to Ni onize W ith vour ¢ Cor ative sc nee. Daily, CREAMONUT, pound | _24c |r” are to ee ; | vou ‘undies Ubligatag: 0 Pound... GOOD LUCK, pound... 23c : \ shoppiag visit-to our store places = », CLOWNS, purchase, but if you see something you like vou will find -our LUCKY STRIKES. _ 2 for 25e; Carton, $1.25 ) PRE r nding our activity in sel Satontion © tas thins of ooull ONLY AT THE FOLIA NORTH | A. J. BRETSCHER - | WEST FLORISSANT ICKE-HAHN DG. CO. 1991 MADISON “LuDwic DRUG CO. THOs N. NEWSTEAD prices very reasonable, One 10c can Underwood's Deviled Ham FR E E— | siteusn cure ees 25cl MAZOLA OIL | SQUARE LAYER CAKES Quart.. .48c re re Se ee ae 27c PEAS SOAP T Standard No. 2 iT TOES Crystal! White, RN gas a & ny 3 10c can 10c 4 bars 15c Mustard Sardines, _ ae 13c Country Club String Beans, 35cE MILK CORN CHEESE | This Special Sale for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Only Ss in iP iaeE|,!, — 28 atin. FIXTURE 7il North Sixth Street Sun parler, a ple gold or $8 50) Phone Central gold or a ‘ COLLEGEINN|' °° COMPANY = ss#2#2 ol heel CHICKEN ALAKING You can now get this de- icious food at all Kroger stores There are so many ways in which it can be Country Standard | Philadelphia Cream, pkg... (2c bet eee aces Pr ee ' Revs « to get some today. i Club 3 Gans, 25c Ne. 2 Can | Roquefort, package i. 10c Sears whtes i:tielags : SCHOLLE DG. co. tea, than that usualiy Van Camp’s, 3 Cans. .29c Camembert, package charged. v # 423¢e = 7 PER CAN QUICK OATS Serr 25¢ | CATSUP cme 10c = A7e 49c CHIPSO a Quick Suds—The most amazing eae in soap history—smal! package eee eae Cc These Prices Geed Only in Greater St. Louis and East St. Louis Stores ¢ HJ ». OST D OST DG. CO. aay AND MEBEET snsn = A- CORDES “RAVOES. Com. GRanD : DE=Msil Orders Solicited
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FRIDAY, tCcH 13, *1995. es MAT “a A a ts | MT. a: 4? ee at a - rnivAyY. cis Panic 13, 1925. ee jin which she was rid- LER OSE EZ RW pt Rs EY Sees ae Se PPE CIOL, re RA 1h AEN -_~- a + ees —_-—— a nies of Auco Injuries. /road between this city and Mon- mated Pre roe -wUuRG. aM.. March i3.— received Tuesday afternoon AIrs. of or | old, here. le ar, 68 hospita Iva Rogers, Galesburg, at a Dan Roach, over an embankment on Miner Hill, on the hard! the steering apparatus broke. ~ ar me 4 | mouth yesterday caused the death years | driver of the, who was also badly hurt, said | (aa $128 Easton Wellsto, PRICES SATURDAY AND MONDAY , Pork Shoulder, ib. Spareribs, Ib... .. Smoked Chuck Roast, 1b .12¢ Chuck, Prime, Ib. ‘tae Stew, lb., 8c Chops, Ib., 1 ' Leg of Veal, ib. Loin of Veal, ib. . Frankfurters, Large Bologna, ] 5 Head Cheese, ¢ Round Liver, Ib. HAMS Calif.. 17 V Breast, lb., a Cd Shoulder, lb. 12 SAUSAGE -— Small Bologna, BEST GRANULATED SUGAR With 50c Groceries — Kggs flour not included, RINSO 5 packages E Darl $1.00 Kagle Stamps Underwood's Deviled Tongue SS" Ee res Pe Large. recular bide seller, Nancy Hall Sweet Potatoes EG ee oe oe - Stric G GS o 3 C Dozen. _. Tair TOT $4 HAI Bourbon Santos” 1,30) 1 POUNTRW. 46 SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY MIXED TEA 100 $1.00 Eagle S:amps; pkg. —— S BLANTON | TH COMPANY Spruce Street First to. Second — Always Fresh because Churned every day right here in St. Louis The Highest Quality Made * YOUR DEALER CAN SUPPLY YOU KE BLANTON ee — — = == - 3 ae Big Boston Lettuce 1% RED SLICING aN ons White center; head. Large; 3° ‘106 iceberg Lettuce BANANAS ‘ -> heads..... Nice. yellow fruit: ound..., 2 The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. bewspaper Louis evening giving Associated Press news service. | presses Post-Dispatch Bureau. - 20-23 Wyatt Building. | WASHINGTON, March 13.— |Shortly after the Warren nomina- tion had béen resubmitted to the! ‘an anonymous poem cetebrating| the vain ride of Vice President ; | Se ee ee ‘ ae Gee BS a PS Ot wg, gh t apes A ra en — ee * “The Mad Ride o1 of Dawes,’ |/ Poem Read in Senate, i Vice President. After Reiiding by Norris, Ex- ‘Appreciation of Delicate | Makes ’ em All Laugh Tribute.” Senate yesterday afternoon, Senator ' Norris of Nebraska arose | Dawes from the Willard Hotel to the Capitol last Tuesday the tie on the nomination. wag in the chair throughout Dawes the) reading. | | | mous ride. TCEATMNO marcarin | The the poem verses are a paraphrase of on Gen. Sheridan's fa- They are PEP Let the flavor be your guide | —it’s great! ade the peppy bran food _ it’s delicious : LJ + Bluhill | CHEESE 4 Somowonoucnconcsoncncccs: — 2 a oe Se ee Large. red; 5 pounds. a om iF —T I = | Radio material ts bought and | through Post-Dispatch Wanté. * ¥ BIGHEST QU*tUITY vis nowadays 1 harmony néess Pat Powder. .79c preeman's Face Pdr..39c | 93c Rexall Hair Tonic. .79¢ Pepsodent, Pebeco, Cato, | Fitche’s Hair Preps. . .59c fodent, Klenzo Tooth $1.50 Brownetone Hair Dye, SISA 39c Dining room or living room: stipple ay rine... 21c, 42c, 79c $1.19 Baa on 5 00 Oorega Powder, Harmony Cocoanut Oil MpORFrOme .4.....5. $ ° : Zlc, 42c, 83c Sy Pe ee 39c - — oide .........79c | Hennafoam Shampoo. .39c 4 50¢ Toothbrushes......39¢ Mennen’s and Palmolive waltavree 35¢ Toothbrushes oe & 29e Talcum Pwds ee: 2 for 350 pot charm . loothbrushes.. AND EBERT SOUTH wv ae ONLY AT THE FOLLOWING REXALL DRUG STORES ail Orders Solicited at 10c to Cover Postage and Packingsaceaay we. 2 ey 3) a JANTZEN’S PHY. 44101 OLIVE Krummenacher’s 28 N. CENTRAL. CLAYTON, MO. oO. J. Krummenacher DELMAR AND KINGSHIGHWA) R. H. Krummenacher 540 N. VANDEVENTER V. KRUMMENACHER LNION AND SURURBAN J. D. LaCOUR 6:75 BKBARTMER Theo. Schwerdtman 6510 DEILMAR VICTOR DRUG CO. 6118 EASTON Linda! ) hate REN Vea ») eT VF) > 5 a. cc ~ , ~ — me by ; ~~ ( " - eat | and read | Lo break as follows: | | The dust, ey Se | Up from the East, out into the bay, | | Bringing to the Willard, fresh dis- | may, | The affrighted air with a shudde: bore, Like a herald in haste, to the (Chieftain’s door The terrible grumble, rumble and roar, Telling the battle was on, once more, rPAnd Dawes fully 15 blocks away. And wider still those billows of war Thundered along the horizon’s bar: And louder yet into the Willard | rolled The roar of trolled, | Making the cold, that Senate uncen- blood of the listener As he thought of the stake in Seun- atorial fray, And Dawes fuaiy fifteen bhocks | “away. But there is a street from the Wil- lard’s feast, A good broad highway leading east, And there, through the flush of the fading light An auto as black as the steeds ols night 'Was seen to | flight, Asif it knew the terrible need; ‘It stretched away with its utmost speed; ‘Hills rose and fell; was guy, Dawes now away. pass as with eagle | With only ten ‘Still spring from those swift wheels | thundering on like smoke from the can- non’s mouth; trail of a comet, faster and faster | Or the sah tems orboding disaster, lie heart of the auto and the heart of the master Were beating like prisoners as- Sauiting their wallis, nipatient to answer the Senate's. fierce call; Every nerve of, the auto was strained to full play, With.Dawes now only five blocks | aw ay. ('nder its spurning wheels the road | Like in arrowy Alpine river flowed, And the Willard sped away be- | hind | Like an ocean flying before the, wind, | And the auto, like a bark fed with furnace fire Swept on, with a wild shriek, full of ire. But lo! It’s nearing its heart’s de- sire; snuffine the roaring fray, With Dawes now only three blocks away. [t is smoke of the (he first that the General were the groups ’f Senators. and ing ones. Vhat was jlone? What todo? A glance told him both, ind striking his fist with rible oath, fe dashed down the storm of huzzas, ind the wave retreat checkea | its course there, Saw then the retreat- a ter- aisle, of because Che sight of the master compelled | it to pause, Vith steam and with dust the black auto was gray By the flash of its light and its red fire’s play, {t seemed to the whole great ate to SAV, “TIT have brought you Dawes, all the way Mronr the Willard, the day.” Hurrah! Hurrah for Dawes Hurrah! Hurrah for this Sen- to save down high- to Senator ' to’'ned in the minded man. And when his statue is placed on high, ("nder the dome of the Capitol skv [The great senatorial temple of | fame | There with the glorious General's | name, | Ge it said, in Jetters both bold and | bright '‘Oh Hell and Maria,’ He has ‘ost us the fight. Half suppressed laughter among Senators punctuated § the reading. but through it the Vice Presiden: ‘at smiling and at the yrose and returned Norris, eonclusior the compliment saving: “The chair cannot refrain from expressing his ergranimeqene nies of the feijcate tribute submi the Senator from Nebraska.’ Senator Neeley of West Virzinia J by hazing party by read. ing an editorial on “Ahsentsejiem * but its heart | blocks | iz _ The he Daily POST-DISPATCH aomnnd has Bermisi 000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH — eve ning newepapers:t CONDE ens Ce a Re a il ad na | Se ree BS - . . - a te, Sie =. Fe > ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 TT TITTLE] / Essex “6” Coach $979 -DELIVERED ST.LOUIS BEB BEB EHR EEE 8B BIS SB Be ay" 4 | « to traitors the doom of s amid a | er? pit { | y+ pe BB aes 8 8 geeasugs ES 8 babe 8 888 8 8's) 8 8 eee o's By ‘Field's Washington Av., Cor. 6th St. Spring COATS Many With Fur Trimmings Special for Saturday Just arrived for Saturday's selling 1oo beautiful fur-trim- med. and silk-lined Coats—a selection of the latest styles and colors that are sure to please you—Coats that you will pay up to $35 for else- where. Our price Saturday, wD All new and wanted shades. ai A small deposit will hold your selection until wanted. ? riELD'S—Pourth Floor. MARK-DOWN SALE NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR Twelve hundred pairs of the season’s favored styles including straps, pumps and fancy ties. 8822 PS HO 2. Hs 2 i. Values to $8.50 Here is shown a charming pattern in patent and tan com- Also included in this special sale are several r consisting of 35 beau- color is repre- bination. hundred pairs of high-grade footwea tiful styles. Every desirable material and sented. COLORS | MATERIALS ag green Blonde — Satins traps Peeney Satin Patent Kid Pumps Tan and Black Tans Fancy Ties Combinations favorite Florist’s. (hft of Flowers. ST Spring Beckons Across the F lorist’s Threshold Colorful cad fragrant Blossoms and lovely Flowering Pants, redolent of Springtime, are to be found Cheer the heart and refresh the IANS FLOWER oe ( ) ~H 4. eh iy 4 7. a. (Oy aye \ eg ake 2 =pirits of those vou love with a GROWERS ASSOC! ATION hed u 7 4 +t) ' ; th ! al 1) wa ‘ nr " rT ' ape} set) , - - . - T ' : , . “ vom " , oe com , . , iiiiititintt At i, th oe ee ee me eo oe hE 88 2 ee Oe 8 BE eS 2 EBSA BB 28 Ss SS. BS aes a BR) : $1.95 GIRLS’ COATS . BOYS’ SUITS, $2.95 EBSe Sea BB B: se | | ’ in bright array at your «: C 1 ———_— ee en NEWEST ENSEMBLE SUITS __ $15.85 @ STOUT SUITS I)’ SAMPLE DRESSES AND I] SPRING COATS, '4 PRICE New Spring Coats, $3. 95, $4.95, $6.75, $9.95, $12.75. Many with fur ‘collars. Read advertisement underneath. Open until 8 p. m. 1012 N. GRAND OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. NEW, TAILOR-$42..75 MADE suits 10— Not-Calied-For, Tallor-Made, Spring Overcoats, Whipcords, Raincoa Pants. A saving of $15 to $25 is : rs = convince yourself. $ is worth making. Call to see, Good 5 Rpt sa Suits; also Over- coats—u sed but in good order—. plenty good enough for the ma- chine or for work. New Work Pants, 95c; Overalls, 95c; Khaki Pants, 95c; Hart Schaffner & Marx all-wool used Pants, $2.75; new tailor-made not-called-for Pants, $5.95, new blue serge Pants, $2.95. 3000 SUITS SPRING COATS Viher Overcoats as low as $3—Sults wsed, but good, from $5 to $16— Uwer 3000 on hand including the finest goods made—goods that are ts a “lass by themselves, the celebrated Hart Schaffner & Marx USED, BUT GOOD We get them from the makers and they are known as factory return You save from $20 to $4@ on the new price. NEWEST - STYLISH SPRING °—-% DRESSES 5 | of Samples from New York makers. —— eee SPRING $ COATS Serviceable Spring Coats at $3.95. _An elegant line Save from $3 to $10 on your Sprin * LADIES’ NEW SUITS $4.95 to $12.96 Sample Dresses, !4 Price NEWEST FLANNEL DRESSES— 3 Biggest dress values ever known. $ 95 | Buy One of These Dresses and Then You May Bay Another for $3 ; Extra Size Serge Dresses. $1.95 Wool Serge Dresses... “$3.95. » Artificial ‘Silk Dresses .. $1.95 s EXTRA-SIZE SILK DRESSES _______._.$4.96 * NEWEST BOLIVIA COATS ---------- 914,95 s SPRING GOATS, last season’s style; new, $1.95 | NEW STOUT COATS - $5.96 Serge Skirts, 95¢ ALL SKIRTS CUT % Fur Chokers. .$1.95 ) All half price. HEAVY HEAVY SUITS, $4.95 95c SWEATERS Jumbo Swenters, sizes te 38.—¥%e. All-wool children’« 5c Swenters rut t., | LADIES’ WOOL SILK-LIVED SUITS SUITS, $4.95 | Used, Like New A Deposit Holds Any Garment PAGE, GRAND AND B ,GRAN D CLOAKS DRESSES OPEN conATIL Ss. = _ » - tiie ~_ - ' pewspaper giving Associated Press sews se*vieg. mecca The POST-DISPATCH ts the only St. Louis evening re , we . « s as oe Se cell ay : ss © ® ‘ Y : tke ‘ ‘7 o F 4 AL est lg ¥ , : , a eee s ¢ . n ae an “ : i x : > eau ne Ma 2 Sa aS egies Rade RIED = Raa eS SANT 1 yore pee ean OI w aN cd , lia i ee aa AT Ga y Sie i al ie 7 ; Te aN enor eet Ree ny en ee ee eee, eee boat tga sabe a bintaate jos ane ay a Hi Sa ities See cal AAD 6) ieee: wrtey NA: at a neti inal . "eats. . eh ha a ade ate Se J eae . A oa Be ae SS + ae tie 4 ie Oe ure a et ee ae f ; * 4 wan by J ; ; : Ste Mey, 59 # ee . x ; ee ah ie THT ts 4 J ‘ Pe. ‘st ' ‘ oF tie mt, + aia owes He ; j ‘
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Come in and make your selection. $10.00 or over. ers. 90 (\i- “24 & “62: i een SPRING STYLES \ Why defRy in purchasing your new Spring outht—you : don't need the ready cash here—we gladly trust every the type of garment you have admired and longed for. on easiest As a special inducement we allow a $1.50 discount on purchases of ENSEMBLE SUITS All the Rage This Season This newest innovatien wil! appea! to smart dress- Showing the latest effects and wanted shades. , Featured at Attractive Prices Now on Dispay in Our Windows | oe LADIES’ | SPRING COATS f Wonderful modes— many fur-banded—in a pieasing color ar- ray. $12.99 Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. f BEAUTIFUL FROCKS [ ular shades. attractive trimming. 95 featuring most Lp New Spring Models for Men 2-Pants Suits $22.50 Eianeeptional values in fine. \ wide aclection seapPpy mm all-weel Seits and newest PP odels, smart. iy tallered and well- patterns, fitting. Gabardines —- Hats — Caps Topcoats $27.50 v | | Up “~~ 606 N. Broadway—2 Doors North of Washington » % aah , = SHUI “THE HOUSE OF UNUSUAL VALUES” TTT aa ee ah ‘) +) A Best NIG AT —. — 1© Dp G OR ALL OF U , NENT SUNDAYS “DISCARDED Fis MATINEES ie FOR LADIES ONLY GEORGE WHITE'S 300 Seats mag at AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS “. $*. we nant. Sat He — on ra reutest Seong le ‘As FRIES FOR A SPw TIL ry The Daily POST-DISPATC ‘H alone has MORE CITY Cireulation than the ernany and one Zapicenid evening newspaper | C OMBINE 2) - OP a ———— —_ ee PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS COLUMBIA PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS “ONE GLORIOUS NIGHT” STARTING SATURDAY AT THE DELMONTE with ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ’ 4 LAST TIMES a TODAY JOW Rand 7 afferine Tom Mix McKOWNS ‘Words ‘ 4 in Master an : —T , Music’’ “Dick Turpin Masicians ee READ THIS! I am a hard-shelled cri.i:, one in my position ust be, but I must say with equa! frankness that I was held spell bound with a series of thrills and straight to the heart appeal of “NEW LIVES FOR OLD.’’ Here is a photoplay of tears and cheers, of gulps in the throat, of wet eyes and of a pulse quickened by joyous fer- vor. There will be other pictures made, hundreds of them. but few will linger as long in my memory and give me as much genuine entertainment. JESSE L. LASKY BETTY COMPSON THEO. KOSLOFF — MACDONALD tent icthlr ne ae -HIS FIRST SUPER-COMEDY - ‘any ———— — | Beautiful resenting The Web OF _ Enchantment’ GIRLS EE ——— LAST TIMES TODAY “Too b lerida rRANCI® want Bathing RENALLT Kerue (Imperseoator | KISs Es” LAST TiME-s~ DLC Bib FRATURE PROGRAM “""" CHU CHIN CHOW wilh? BETTY BIVTHE AND \LLsTARK ¢€ Ast ON THE STROKE OF THREE RELLAMY—APSSPETH HART AN wary (ARK POR THIS PROD ‘ PT IN ON TT—VOU MAY BF ONE OF THe wean caine BCCTIO a rROMPILY AT 6 RAE NDAY © ONT io TO lle rw WAInm.t ODON ZON—DUdPL TU TI RIDA JONSON YOUNG'S FAMOUS PLAY NOME 4 WAMISH0O Za COW >o>rn | MOST EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION "FF JO ROSENBLATT IN PERSON Mr. Resenbliatt will smet appear Saturday afternoon. His first per- formance will be shkhertliy after 6:00 pp. m. LAST TIMES TODAY — “ONE YEAR TO LIVE” AND Ned Wayburn’s Revue . TIRES ON GREDIT $ 1 00 Down the fameuxs “Kenyon” brand Tire. seid by us fer the past feur years. Easiest Terms en Balaace. Bring thi«x ad in. t.cod fer 51.90 en opening account. Cherlins Bres. Tire Co. see NORTH 230) sTREET Pree Delivery and Meuntiax ~ Se ee nw) eee oo sR aw Or Cease a. ee __ POR RAKRGAIN OFF ER« te RE. PEwasanTt MADE. WACHINERY see POST-DIS. watch PATCH WANT COLUMNS. PATCH WANTS. ELECTION RETURNS TONIGHT! Direct Returns to All Three Theaters. €om- mencing at 7:30 and Continuing Until Nonu- nations Are Certainties. GRAND CENTRAL WEST END LYRIC CAPITOL THEATERS Vonmhk that wiltl he asd rnorrnrTs.aLe the effers in the Pus r-D1s- . Te ae re, esat Pris Tay E| Never before the scarlet Tan Calf—Black tains that hide¢ Regu last life whe a = so | : YOU witi youthful souls Superior | aside with sur terrific force? — Olive : Street Shop PILE SUFFER and Get Cured—You'll Then Both of Which Are Utterly I Following Lettcr, Mr. Farrar T: My Former Patients. Dr. ve Matthey Coe, 501 Pine St., St. Loul: Dear Dr. Coe:— Since b Internal Protruding Pil in weight and have not ! you cured me. Neither! cured, and before I wa: days at a time. My appetite is in every way. It sure] bothered with Protrudi:z You do as you a With many, mar I remain, Never before j has this ‘ jazz-mad., hell-bent civilization pictured with 7 such telling | ¥ vividness! THE COU IS Tl success, Write or Gall for Free Book PILES wo ee , Fistula, Fissure and all Iiectal Dises ‘or No Pay. No Chloroform. No. ¢ today. It will pay you. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATIO® who also 4 You owe tl fo | yourself lo " this piclurels B. You owe tl lo , every meme Tr your family tes that they see ue It's the kind ; of piclure tha comes once in@ , £ iS. ts. Xe Ce f is iat. s : ¢. €: SALES ESENTATIVES T. B. Cassell decade. JACKIE COO ‘oa New You) in “The iets ~ a=" St Ew ¢ S Lente S peste oe ae ories ee SF Chess of 1922 ender situations ———e ae _Weet poser
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— —- = ie : at Kroger Branch Chased Into | STAMPS 2 a “ y Blind Alley—Car Had Been Stolen. | : . .., ~ , aa —~ 4 Three robbers, operating in a SIXTH and FRANKLIN g All-Leather Shoes for All the Family « . ‘ . " > a Ford automobile, successfully con- OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 . Stee BEST CLOTHING IN AMERICA | Specials for Saturday _ ‘about 7:30 a. m. today, but upon | i ‘being pursued were forced to aban- MH FiN@St Baltimore Tailored ‘‘Arteraft’’ Garments Sg ae ARTS | ) ir omobile when the : | d Sé p driver turned into a “blind” alley. a 1€S rap umps TOMORROW : The robbers had obtained $130 -PANTS SUITS, t rom the cash register and: $10 from Specially Priced at [a the store , Lee Stover, 1318 a NouhNintecntn stfeot eno wen | — FOPCOats and Gabardines fe . | the clerk d b her, fas | . OO Never before have marched {tha ene of bales oF For Men and Young Men 5: . on pa & . ; : Ss .the point of draw 70] : = , the scarlet curs = ““ ‘Tan Calf—Black Calf—Patent—Brown Kid—Black Kid __ |robbers ran out of the store and| ee ee | - Regular $7 50 Values at $5 75 _climbed into their automobile just | as J. C. Larwe, a district manager | of.the Kroger stores, drew up in| tains that hide the&® fast life whe re | The newest Spring styles at a very moderate price. Choice of § patent leather, black satin or tan calf; also a clever combination FIRST SPRING SALE Exceptional one-day offer to acquaint } j ' . ee YOU with this Shop’s Quality Styles and | Larwe cave pursuit, the chass|Ml 242 =OUIS’ GREAT CLOTHING STORE 8b os Tic no” Sn? it elon eee VOoutTRIUL souts are Superior Service. See Window Display. leading west to Sophie avenue and | OUT OF THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT lost been ripp c ;north in Ashland avenue, until the Saturd t th | “| * Silay Was renche@ Ae tha Women| ay—a e Old Reliable and Enlarged ° 9 . 9 aside with ing car drew cldse’ the Pre fired | Girls and Misses Strap Pumps rt Such two shots and the robbers, perceiv- : t one "ifi . { one @ Ing they were run down, leaped | ; The very newest and most attractive styles for Spring. Made CTrTITIC lorece! mt P ‘from the car and escaped.on foot. | — of patent leather or tan calf, or with patent leather vamps and OUWEAR 2 The abandoned automobile was_ en’s and Young Men’s $25 2-Pants Sults, pencil | hazel brown quarters. Never before 4 Olive Street Shop (a. 820 Olive Street traced by its license to its owner, | stripes, fancy worsteds, powder blues, new iav- Made over foot-shaping last. William Cain, 3651 Evans avenue. Low rubber heels. ‘who reported the car had been | enders. Newest shades and stylish new models. | | stolen in front e¢ hie house, Also Topcoats and Gabardi@es, newest shades | '§ and up-to-date models, | _— = --- a, 2. io. $3.50 ELAY! oma, {PILE SUFFERERS DON’T D Customers 4 on 06.6 a er Built, Cow- hide Heavy Overalls and Jumpers.... Mahogany kid or calf. All-leather, fine workmanship—only $5! ite today. It will pay you. national trade exhibition, to be held SONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. FREE BOOK i lt in New Oriearis Sept. 15 next. Genuine Fink’s Bett . O, MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist | . ‘ " hell-bent Boe and Get Cured—You'll Then Be Able to Enjoy Doing Business—Your Social Affairs, || FRENCH DEBATE' HEADED OFF $14.50, $17.50 & $19.50 Misses’, $3.00 Child's, $2.50 suring Vge—Both of Which Are Utterly Impossible While You Are Afflicted and Suffering. In| Herriott, About to Speak, Gets Ure- | Men’ qd Y Men’ TT 7a 00 8.00000 ‘ Si tO 12. +000 . civilization been Phe Following Lettcr, Mr. Farrar Tells the Same Story Told by Hundreds Opon Hundrevs |, emt Message From Briand, = | Sens ane Young Men's 2-Pants Suits, pencil : A a My Former Patients. “pARIS, March 13.—An_ urgent | p 2* ~ ate worsteds, powder blues, Boys’ School Shoes Boys’ Oxfords pictured with , rf were C Wind Ill J 26. 1925 telegram from ex-Premier Briand | grays, n, neat checks, in all the newest Spring | - hdelline DPe Ve agoogy al pr : _ nasor, es ane * in Geneva, delivered to Premier | oa — te nangigge $45 in the high-rent dis- | 10 to 13% sue ~ 501 Pine St., St. Louis,,Mo. : SEeePIOe IO 88 Se oe oa — $ $ | ‘| vividness! Dear Dr. Coe:— Since being treated by you in Sept., 1924, for See rotenc’ pended caba EE eek oes 24.50 & 29.50 — $3.00 Internal Protruding Piles, I am nowcured. I know I have gained on the problem of French security |[§ Men’s $18 3-Piece Blue Serge and $10 00 1 te 6 : in weight and have not had a headache in the five months since: as related to the maintenance of | Pencil Stripe Suits and Topcoats. . . THE WHOLE : you cured me. Neither have I lost a day's work since being the present. Relish treater Geer re oon Topcoats, Gabardines $4.00 COUNTRY cured, and before I was off from work every few weeks, for ee Germany, >» et Onna Guile °, |. ye . | pgiaas Meadeetite is good, and my general health is better MAN KILLED WASHING WINDOWS | oe as 1m Cie: Dee nose a 2 Siskonene Onferad foc temas eee IS TALKING | in every way. It surely has been a blessing to me, for I was Prank Pieper ety eee a wee a ane + athiiueciailt tie leemns | Sie Black or Tan calf. Round or | Patent leather, Tan calf, or | ah Deabvens etne tes Sh a nin From Third , Floor. 5 : urts; 7 mt ue serge square.toe models. Machine- | Black calf. Welt-sewed soles, ABOUT bothered wit rotruding es tor years or ° ‘la Washing a ve of his pve, a “pants pencil stripe.....-.....6.. sewed soles, rubber heels. rubber’ heels. You do as you agree to do, and-.your methods are mi 2 floor room at 2801 Wyoming street Boys’ $9 2-Pants pencil stripe cassimere With many, many thanks and best wishes for your yesterday se gages aber iL: 3. i... sw stele wa wake bee ooo 9 : i i 37 years old, a machinist, lost his success, I remain, Your friend and patient, [balance and fell 25 feet to a con-//™ Boys’ $6 Tepcoats......... Men’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords 4 ‘crete, walk. He died within two|/ {J Men’s $5 Blue Serge, pencil stripe ° af ” if or Call hours of skull fracture at City Hos- | re Se PU... sy a o*h ee be 0 te See What Wonderful 3 Si r e | pital. | Men's $2 Artificial Silk Stripe | Men's Combination Overalls, $1.75 Values They Are at =f L f | Nelehbors said that Plejhab a | SMM? a wrk shicis<--c. Saas |eocacsed Mitts Teer as : : ‘ A oF | bachelor, who lived alone, was sub- Men’s 15¢c Cotton Sox.......8%e Men’s $23 Moleskin» Pants. "$1. 0 = ject to epileptic attacks. f Men's and Boys’ $3 Caps...$1.45 | Boys’ $2 Serge Pants...... $1.00 s O ‘ R Free Book | — Men’s Balbrig. Union Suits...50c | Leather Palm Canvas Gloves, 10c ad 3 ; A | si COOLIDGE EXTENDS INVITATION We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps —= 4 : as : Foreign Nations Asked to Join in| Our Mr. ; ae ingen - q] , 1 ¥ CURED New Orleans Exhibition. : M. Landau Is | 3 be WITHOUT THE py Baap « slogan ee SS ae A sontarsn. ig : Many styles to select from at this one low price. Plain toe 2a aoe 2 Method. My Guarantee— || President Coohdge: has signed, “i Meet His Old Gold Medal s creased aw models; also square, round or French toe styles. # sueeiies, Fistula, Fissure and all Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing, Gentle Me : : int) or proclamation inviting foreign Gov- Friends and Jean Pants Made of Patent leather and of Nut Brown, Black, Tan and 4 ) or No Pay. No Chloroform. No danger. No Hospital. No Detention from Business. oO ernments to participate in“‘an inter- H : $2.95 $1.50 || ____— fee! | )1 PINE STREET ST. LOUIS, MO. Office Hours, 9 A. M. to 8 j ; 6400 Children Killed by Autos, —_— ” Buocessor to Drs. M. Ney Smith and P. M.—Sundays, 10 A. M. to a... By the Associated Presp. = — Alterations Free in Our New Talloring Dept. . The POST-DISPATCH ts the onty St. Louis evening o W. FP. Heinrich, Deceased. ae Jae & -_ 5 a CHICAGO, March 13.—Thirty- ‘ newspaper giving Associated Press news service. : ) : : es | two per. cent of the 20,000 persons CIGD e CSG LPS GAGA GAGA GAGA GAG GAGA GLA GALA YAGA GA GY YAS GAY YYVGSVGAGALD CS WOOO ONC OO CHE CLOINS CHE CICICN \ ‘formal Opening _ WAMISO £ZSS COW ~~ — ve PERSO : of our New Store, —s mile —OBNT-O- 2BO- mance Hii] , | tomorrow ~ Saturday 7 i — 'oG | } —— You owe il to , A= ety etter ! = h h F C th i —= el a a M C t Uu r e e nh yourself lo sce | == | if yy bh ot a = ar ec O L | | 3 this picture! Youowetl lo & every member of & == 4 your family lo sey S: Fins ~ — — i ae ed LL = == = fl . “CR f47b Ths “Yh Liks : that they see il G — mim | » All Its the kind SALES 7 | a of picture thal MPRESENTATIVES eee , e yomu- comes once tira T.B. Cassell Where Good Furni ture nities. decade, P ty O. Beyer . 3993 | stom A. Jolley mS C Les AtianLamb == __ 3 Es) as AL : OS S S at BSchlewinc a a seastaronnpnessernnnntianseweing i % = Z miss Eva Dixon a =| wom . i ‘? ete Aloe | . | OB oe cy eee is. af FURNITURE «» DECORATIONS ~ DRAPERIES ‘ & 0 MBitectura| Interiors Last Times Today 7 JACKIE COOGA 7 : | JOH A. Bryan oe School of Architecture : Vetoortey, New York in “The Ragman sty. “= ' ve Hanrrer S - ORWIG - LEROI mn 1117-19 Locust Street nit) Gring ovr 4 postal m ples men ofr wemen acchking © wo itl be under situations wanted FIPSAHLE Want page Os t-Dts- , 7 -
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Rs ew Seii/-s I we , MARCH 13, 1925. Pe. | pac aGaly rns -£sit Atgsd Gtalk as ear’ Ulli iucutaltion that lle forinilig and One other evening newspaper COMBINED ~~ ome - a — ee at nce _ —- aa a —— - ‘MARN By bas the cause of Mrs. Gienke be ” , } DARTICULAR PEOPLE| WARD ROADS COST MISSOUR Jean" "She" and: ene tami foe ient= was temoved tan Eis : pHa Fiore became {ll Jan. 2, after eating pork hospital. A verdict of death fron cea ecntn Shae’ Only Mad PACIFIC $1,400,000 IN 1924 warmed over from New Year's dav uiianieiliea. aa as aeaeie at sive Fountain Pen Store. Loss of Revenue Traced by Bald- dinner. The father and children returned at a post mortem. mats win to Competition of Automo- * Pak | O's ten ee ut 5/.LUuID PUaItuarAILe The Long-Sought DIFFERENT Picture Sb THE | est stock of Parker Duofold, ' | “SALVATION HUNTERS” seating Unbreakable Lifetime, biles and Motor Busses, Waterman. Wah! and other stand- Competition of automobiles and Special . Sa ow ard makes of Fountain Pens and Pencils, $1.00 up. ae - “mer ¢ ieenolur Pa- 2 KINGS and RIVOLI ast St. EXPERT AND PROMPT || bard roads, cost the Missour! Alwa S Depend bl fi — me hee P. 0. FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING cific Railroad $1,400,000 In eee a e Sacrificed 10.000 NO FOR CHILDREN pet revenme Caring 175% | ) —IN OUR— physicians Coming “Soon to the motor busses,. made possible by Over 3000 Pairs Salinethi ’ ’ FOR CHILDREN ' - - a Raltiwin. president of the road, de- 7) The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis even blared vesterday in an address be- F Bs ee ' “ newspaper giving Associated Préss news sss ms fore the Junior Chamber of Com- = No Mail, merce in the Chamber of Com- aT 9 to 12 A. M. sw o | 60 YEARS—TRUTH IN ADVERTISING== merce Buliding ; Only a sore throat” | “Construction of hard roads has —~ germs are at wor se =: af made possible an ever increasing y ay whole bod) we OS | | i auto traffic,”’ Baldwin said. “Com- fii} L Give it continuous ; A = = muters who. formerly took the ae o = treatment at once—not just 1 trains to and from_town now drive | 7 gie night and morning, a Chis ts ir i Get a bottle of Form TE A. their own cars or make the? a ee 7” . . Diustee senecia operat. pa -~ H616 $1.00 every sl@ilt nour, or hour, : and . .% Brgc® \* | = of the picasant- ; DAY- BED J { I H I AD ee. see. ee eee es HOSIERY ALL SIZES IN LOT — tasting ta : he mouth | able to trace a loss of $1,400 | for A t b f ae crete $3. =* “2. : : er es ccept no su stitute or no te 29c avery rim PeaFEct : Formamint releasesiat . oo Baldwin pointed out to his audl- other tea is Ye) uniformly pure 88 JUST RECEIVED § 48 Seen a cee wa emerge 1 only five years ago from and delicious. Try it to-day. * == FOOTWEAR 2 long enough really to kills Choose Your 1 control. have een able VALUES TO $10 _ And this all-day-long tres . a tae alee eee: Gunes cae a Clears up the trouble as thea Spring Sale of t . iPins ie Pas A . \ , : ~~ a of a spray or gargie cannet . F Ne an im atti — To prevent infection ahi 6 ° 39 7 wit out ar sh ‘age He declared Formamiunt tablet about 4 . ibson that railroads, with 4 profit of less two hours. a ( . ‘ than 4% per cent on their inves bs Aft Y It Will (ze EAT Ask your druggist, a ; : a ; oh ia " a priv; ve 1 :. ear er Car Serve You f > = % De pioring the efforts af so nee The New 1925 W onder Model Finished in Walnut Featuring the Of the slide-under type, | a easy to operate. Made of Ori. {/ This new side-icer style to- | one gether with a set of 4 Re- awa . rQ . ie ch end. Size — Ss 'relg rges snouid panel-in each end. § = fixing freight | charges should re- 200,000 Now in Use —- | 1s 2 x7 —> ‘ i A ts ahi i : . s when ciose iS ‘“‘ammission which, he said, is a Made and Backed by a World- iL , : = t :, . . a : inches. Comes comp hods of experts capable of doing Great Electrical Organizatidn om ° o nth . c Sa ee ee inks 2 “ee with a cretonne sensed A ple: Ww VA n Seems: like there « no limit ta the eervice thea Wonder \fnda vj" , pad of feited cotton. Fin- tended. Efforts to return the rate- wil! Sve Buy one now, give it reasonable care. and t a : : . making power to Congress were put | Years from now it wil] still be going strong. doit sas | ¢ ished in walnut. brown. good work as ever—no signs of quitting see this m. - eetien: | r ; 4 aliv enduring Washer with its A real value. On Face and wh $1 Cash Delivers It oa pees cua : “ { {s constructed of solid ash. The pimples festered and * The food compartments are ing dist = ; white enameled and hare | - CliA ed Automatic Day-Bed With Pad COFFEE ANALYZED FOR POISON Ohio Authorities Seek to Solve Death of Man and Wife. bY tre 4 oxy ated Drees Al m: Top, Wringer u mum and Cylinder A marvelous new mode!l—th. finest moiu- , ) el of all of 18 vears’ of wlectric Washer Simmons make. One motion automatic. Has round, con- manufacture—a thy piped , ; - simplicity, safety and convenien:e, t°ome tinuous pillars. Box pad is of felted cotton and has roll sae gpg, tr Be egy Psat ag ey edge. In walnut brown $29 75 MEDINA, O. March 13—Corn- _ , DOWN Delivecs the Wonder he a. id we ee pac 06544 ede Reawae 4664 e Eveleted per fora- 10 Model and Free ‘ ‘This new Gibson Refrigerator ee 7 —— wr ~—- oe vewrmees we - 7 sh Sa . Prosecutor Joseph Sevmour ‘o0- tions in corrugated Drain Ezy Balance . la’ awaited a report from the eylinder Increas€ monthly payments. CO Oe ee ™ re * i , Aa 2 . = a | ry? fficienc’. and % foe - ° Simmons Solid Panel Day-Bed sti, stn Stans cdieaniiad ‘aaa cn ents as pre. Central 3454 - 3455 - 3454 dry-air circulation feature to slyvri ity chem! » hi nalys! u food fresh and Shown at left. One of the renowned Simmons line. All e's eabheme of coffees eke keep your clean. A Set of Four Ref — steel, walnut finished. End panel is solid. $ 9 00 sti Seen at Sek Sieben eee Complete with an all-felt pad.......... ge e ee ee ee eee aor tv, to determine whether it con- nat i ; a t Fs 4 ) : ‘ “ ae \ -« re Pe a a ° a ee F a = xe a x” . . _— a ™ . her de al : “2 .7 7 roa, F . . >. 9 i J 4 7 7 kr a Tete P ale re 5 “ nae > “ ie —_ A ‘nab : — ; : int > ~ Mos 1/8, 5 =, keene se as A PR ncast ot 0: : , nina iT aa ‘ 7 + a Tai ay aka is , . - Se) Bray is is at Me © Pky NG hey ? 4 feo. Bie SS at ‘ t po. = . pe Te a ie ee ee e nt . sa ag . wi aig i ws : Seis O . an > 4 Ces) ae . # ca 2A eh «9.» RIE 2 ac poner ieee Se ‘ ie ‘ ? - * * F : te " ee ae ae 9 . Ey st. lic 4% ee ¥ ; fe. * ‘ “on - ‘ a Per wr Min : ‘ Dee uy Te ane, wee ae Ee 4 : . Fit hey Ae tine hep le OAD Se + ive . , Made keebe. aren ac y, ~ kcuas . . r} en - St ae cae ~ 7 | rn . AS wre, Nea “ ; % 7 ial ane ‘ 23 SS Me A = © eg -e hes ‘ wT % % as . - a Cm Fay tae a. Pte “8 a rh . . > , _— * ne ax 2 . ; - ee . yee i a — — tained poison that caused the death . 2 of Gienke and his wife and the Electric 2 Drain Ezy Tubs ie aa ‘ C serious illness of three of their six " , Wonderful work-sav- With everv Gibson Refrigerat THE ONLY M NICHOLS hildren eee Ye ers. Fill them at the and fruit in these sanitary gl Mrs. Gtenke died Tan. 4. Gienke ay i: of, : faucet; ro’! ; them gtass and to’ fit into each oth j died Feb. 8& Fred Gienke Jr a8: #2 & iit where you Want them, f h 1 leg with th di Mavis 18 and Wedelah iT oc. oe ee silent ELECTRIC SHOP empty them through resh and Civan L TRESS eekeas (aS =" worm-gear drive. 904 PINE STREET a tap. , \ a serious condition, the former No pbeits or chal ; : MARKET ST. AT ELE ENTH etittatiy navaleede frees effects Ullal. Serving the Home Electrically Since 1886 TOP-ICER adi Me three distinct itfacKs Ptran "a - 5 Misoning. or botulism. was give With a Set . of 4 Dishes... . = — _ —_SS_ °° °~ + 4 A | J} ~ anew simplified AtCIia printed pattern.!®,)) ——that almost talks to you {\) 4) _ OMPLETE instructions, { ~ OD @& . aa 3 Beautiful Pis printed right on the new gr ¥ of . | Pictorial Review Pattern, are so This Fiefrigerator has white enam ed lining with galvanized tron cB and dry-air circulation. Case f ished in golden oak. $1.00 Cash—Balance Month ~ 7 = we — —_ ee —_—— ~ a2 = - le? On AIDES na ee Rea are - , £ ee Ae ERR TES es : “. ithe ~ ee oe — 2 ‘“ P . . s , — om Ven ey Lane Pa : NEM er . Dees 9 = BP re ial Ditat a or ele Ms - * i ye a Bs Ser Sie ee as - =r Red gar cae + Yee hehe ae ‘ gee as ai . ne iki aietatanits ee . . . ieee ta . ee a et —- Pa This Suite is upholstered in an and has Marshall type spring were ee a i sae " oe dette ROB AE hy. BING wat eee ABA : NEG at. SERB LIA . a Obras RN ae f ie ts . c J Be Ts : z, sts ot large dave i . easy to read—soeasytofollow— | _ —a ee ee ee Hi that the pattern a/most talks to | 7. | Bey . $10.00 Cash— ds you as you go along. |! 7 - — Noother pattern in the world | OP Sa has its advantages. . Prove it ni closely the paris for yourself by examining one Hi) of the pattern. € at the nearest store handling | can belaid on the f.__% Pictorial Review Patterns. | material for cuttin (| Leadin | g stores throughout oe — 4, the United States and Canada handle Pictorial Review Pat- f Sete ¢ yarew que 2 Oe Hew é ——- . — 2 —_ vs he rhs pet say eee as “ ‘e galt, o : , 3 ; = a ‘ 4 Sd ¥ ss ‘ TA ELEN Ti Ty ‘ ae ‘ ° $ ee Wa oe ie tts, A dj Pee Tae cP a a a wi oe aes * a ait Bey ache i afr be: a Nos We Se rig ’ A ae Se , “2 is Bi e . a9 " : tw bea al we re By KB * Kin be a , 7 ° > - . ite - Kan Biter A ate, ni t Pred eet ee ee ata ant ; te . Str ae, ase ras mz. MOP See Eee, 20 . aati mere ty wt ~ PPR RS, TAO A a POE a ” — . LOIS TR PSE PEN LT At ES ES je pei ae Pedant d : Rey AR Ps Sag 33 3 leh ee ms Ten at small jevtosatinn¢ t ECC : . *eree owes : . oa :. 2A ‘eee : ee ms Lang thos a cher iem tm straight Ane tla Tee arog wertere 7 SOO Ge4e=—— sob San Fie a Your material 7 is always in sight \eon- Sash ie 3 as you cut along the . were : 4 scientifically accurate : | —_ of the Pattern - the only correct way to cut the sys GAS 222200 ©¢ BLD PIP een oe oe 919 sotee * ant ae RISTBAND C7" “ae”. $1 * : T - tiga mt at tj es % 7 i= gore, aw 45.00 R OIA Ago POA ‘a. ‘orgs wi lmation Maton nach « meh . Y r ; ete fie ; . ra terns and will be glad to show , Q eae * ee See ae : P i+. $7.00 Cash—Balanc them to you. IDIOD © Mat of matethn« im Aten gO t hme beh ween " hrwuet Cee Res Obed bee cmell porter atone eee Pictorial Review for April Big Easter Fashion Number Dp: . ; You can select your Easter stvles right now ft The new Pictorial Review Patterns are not only printed—but also che beautifiel Sashton section in thils wonderkal Agel . issue. You'll see pages and pages of them in the new , perforated—and cut out and notched ready for use, No super- season’s colors for women, misses and children. : er . . 2 le now Pic v1 atte C ee fluous margins to trim off or confuse you. No possible chance ond ainteoeunirelinn aa ae Pattern 2624 — , Price 45¢ of cutting your cloth wrong. tien 0? C7 A © Turn at ormell peclorations ter han © Ceontes-beck—lay on lengthwise foid of matanal > ] ; $1.00 Cash- Combination B: @ - These Hi-Chairs can he ¢ rolling chairs. They are wel] built of solid oak, hi and convenient footrest. 50c Cash Deliver:
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more than j RUE ; resms > je * ‘~ fix i “Only a sore throat’’ means thes germs are at work—poi F whole body. "Onin Your i Give it continuous anti treatment at once—not .e gle night and morning. Just 8 gage Get a bottle of Formamint, every half hour, or hour, dieses one of the pleasant- -tasting tat : in the mouth. ; Formamint releases in the a powerful yet safe antiseptic the keeps up the germicidal » long enough really to kil! g And this all-day-long treg clears up the trouble as the of a spray or gargle cannot ry To prevent infection Formamint tablet about two hours: Ask your druggist. . formamint HAD PIMPLES A WHOLE SUMMER On Face and Neck. Lowlft. Rest. Cuticura Healed, “I had a breaking out of red pimples on my face and The pimples festered and over causing disfigurement, itched and burned causing me scratch, and the scratching , eruptions. The irritation caused ¢ lot of discomfort, and I lost mem. rest at night. I had the trouble am whole summer. * I was treated without I read an advertisement psc Cutic Soap and Ointment and ¢ some, and after using one re Cuticura Ointment and two cakes Cuticura Soap I was’ healed.”” (Signed) Mre. Fores ! Krick, R. R. 4, Rockford, Ohio. B Use Oullowsn to clear your sk Rear 2c. Ctatenent SS and She, Taoum Se. evervehere Sam a te Maléea, Te. _ “Outicara La Wa Caticura Sha Stick 25 $1 Cash Delivers It This new Gibson Refrigerator is constructed of The food compartments are white enameled have woven wire ehelves. It has feature to fresh solid ash. and dry-air circulation keep food clean. A Set of Four Refrigerator Dishes FREE With every Gibson Refrigerator during this sale. Keep your food and fruit in these sanitary glass dishes. They are made of heavy glass and to fit into each other. Save space and keep your foods fresh and clean with these dishes. TOP-ICER your and PORCELAIN LINED . - nd With a Set 5 it With a Set $ O5 of 4 Dishes... = of 4 Dishes... This Refrigerator has white enamel- Beautiful golden oak case, porcelain- ed lining with galvanized iron chest lined food compartments: has re and drv-air circulation. Case fin- movable drain pipe and shelves are woven wire tinned. $3.00 Cash—Balance Moanthly ished in golden oak. $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly 1 r | 1] Ry ' : y, Waka ? Al This Suite is upholstered in an excellent grade of velour designed. It has Marshall type spring, loose-cushion and has Marshall type spring-seat construction. (‘on- demiat rink ini and is covered with an excellent grade of sists of large davenport, armchair and rocker. velour. Consists of davenport, armchair and arm rocker. ,. . $10.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments $8.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments ede ~ — ** oe ar “* te a= : me fos oe Kgs nt 2 $145, (() need F — — Suite The backs and seats of this ga reous Su ; e§Q 5 OO Stered in a beautiful figured ce: Mattresses hall Ty pe oors"g filled construction and full-size be $7. 00 Deki Balence Monthly besusiful art ticki, @7 AD $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Combination Hi-Chair $12.50 $ 98 Tee S Value. . i . es lhese Hi-Chairs can he converted into They are exceptionally have cane seats Well built of solid oak, 50c Cash Delivers One a i , which opens into full-size bed, large armchair and arm $265 Loose-Cushion Overstuffed Bed Suite rocker with cushions. l‘pholstery of figured 3 Large Pieces—Special at......... g Baker eut velour. 1&8 A large 3-piece Suite that consists of 84-inch dav enport $10.00 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments loose Profit Saturday by Purchasing One of These $350) Genuine French Walnut Suites as ) IT > ete Are Great Values at $175 Dustproof Construction Throughout Offered Special for Saturday at........ 5 SUItes. You will like the Italian stvle of these genuine French Walnut The construction 1s dustproof and the drawer bottoms are of mahogany Extension table. serving table, 66-inch buffet, china cabinet, 5 chairs anc 1 armchair, tapestry seats, complete this Suite. $10 Cash—Balance i in Weekly or Monthly Payments These 10-Piece Italian Style Suites (9 ani Re ty $100.00 “Kroehler” Davenette Suite MS Coil ae oa pa a S This beautiful Suite is upholstered | Spanish imitation The bed Armchair and arm rocker n fine quality brown leather: davenette opens ine Juded at. $5.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ‘ Festi ‘ | ‘ ii i-S 1 Ze -— 3s 57 =e =e a = - Substantially made wi long oil-tempered ,. coijls 4 Spring thet i* certain to give satiafa: S&. 55 ‘ . “§-sT- “S*-< 4 Lion $14.00 value. at s See 8225228 <3} $1.00 Cash albalignes pat He. Water-Power ae Washing Machines Special Sale 1 (= ee eae — Very efficient high-grade Power Washing Machines an help you de your are these W ater- d durably made to washing more easily Terms of $1 Cash Delivers One — —_— t
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Z “a a a a 12 : 7 - ) . : ; ; ‘eae : 4 $ E : ; ae i t ca | 2 he ; if be iby . : 3 bd ye a us : % i a >. 7 ty t? ~ A 2% 4 s 4 ‘ i ‘ » «Be aba ER a CO Ream es an chin Mitts, Sinshapdaggam vate re ~e~ fF 5 AUS INC: EN ORT ENE. a saacanie 3 j 5 mai f o.5% ia | pi | = iF ; | a. ‘ : K : ae : , ; Fig ; | i ) et Be A ‘S 4 + oo a) rd as : So fF ; 3 a. ey , 2. & al . %4 " kA se | ae ea > ; a ee ; ae ee * = F S a 2 } +S id : * i ous ae i : * ; te Fi Pile ae be ; bal ok \ at! wey s 5 igure tt Ei te ccetmes e aag eeceae le “ ARs ee » FS t Piet at a . Peis HS ce” ASTER a DS Se ccm getantc aes ae a sa IPs xe as 0 ae wey a ae Jo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1925. ST.LOUIS POS?-DISPATC)' esas = lt A BE L Tom Thevenow To Get Chance * With Regulars Brilliant Fielder Will Land Po- sition if He Can Improve His Hitt ne. oo TEAM HAS THE PUNCH Manager Rickey Debating Whether His Club Can Carry a Weak Batter. spoiled whatever chance the Cardi- nals had to rajly. Lester Bell con bhil hard. Hle tinues to hit drove three | & +4 > . .ii8 Aru of the park, all long drives, at Sacramento, but unfortunately they were all foul. It demonstrates however, that the former Milwau- hee slugger, has his eye on che ba! The Sacramento club comes he for a game today. Then the Cardi- nal squad will be divided for Sat- urday and Sunday games. Satur- day games are scheduled at Fresno against the San Francisco club and nt (iakiand against the Oakland chub. lHiornsby will play at Fresno t: morrow and move to Oakland f: the Bunday morning and afterne« rames there. He is the only pila: who will shift. In additior to the Sunday games at Fresno and t) land. a mised crowd of (‘ard regulare and reokies will gu Sonora. Cal.. for a game Sund alternoon. Jack Smith, Ceorg: Teporcer and Pitehe lease ij! and Al Se lhorqn will represent th tegulars in this past) tha ; L OF CURDINALS S >... JOE and ASBESTOS. — The Boys f re ee EE aE teen — Se — oe ene ~-- ——— a a - A ee i PPP ew ls ms ae ee aa a, i i ee lO ed el ek Are Determined to Put Overa Lak Shot | i i i he LOLOL OR ee al al ll al —S PLP LOL ea AAP OM HIFTED FROM SHORTSTOP TO THIRD 5A ee ee —By Ken Kling BUT 1 NEVER ToLD ANY. BODY "+5 FOLLOW MY ns “TPS | ASBESTOS PUTQOVER A $2.85 TO/ SHOT YESTERDAY, WHEN CONFLUENTE WON AT MiAM!. THIS HORSE “WASN'T WON IN A YEAR SO ASBESTOS WAS WAITING FOR HWtM. HE LOST$EZAT NEW ORLEANS ,50 THE | ROLL WENT UPS3.70 ANP iS NOw $38.05 Trave' But you've BEEN BRAGGING / BUNK THE Boss ' | Say JUST TaD ME THAT TMAKE ME NERVOUS! I'M STRINGIN' WID YA I LOSE MY COIN ‘BouT How MANY To DAY- AN’ IF WINNERS YoU VE PickKED - SO THE UNCH ON RNE ARE L'D BETTER GET USED To) - - a a ee ee ee i E’VE never been able to get away from the idea that the right way to make clothes is to start with the indi- vidual measurements and then follow up with hand tailoring, amgl to do all the work ourselves right in our own building. We've stuck to the idea through forty years and on it built an organization that needs a five-story building as working quarters. A castom-talored sutt or overcoat of tine woolens $50 [9 BIG TEN SWIMMING Da nt Dantort wns Contract an - Ts cerniiendent of th Re-ing Results oak Entries FINALS TO BE HELD Po-f-Dispatech. ait ~~ ae eee ee te . - STOCKTON, Cal. M b- ss : earned AT CHICAGO TONIGHT ’ hi ¢ 4) si : ; 7 . = i } . ‘ ; ‘% > P ‘ ‘ ; ’ e - ._* ‘ eri cn q*,¢° ah oe: od ('h ii : é . 4 » i { {5} Alia! i ¥ - if . Weather clear: track fast Asbestos Loses Today on Maxie CHIC March p3.—! i tar Uy =| ¢ i + . P . ¢ . i e Larai : -iV Half-Pint was Seratc hed. ¢ in + Wester: ‘ nfer o % RPDS ee . P } > 3 ) Vw € ; ize I a ’ ; > " " _ glia ‘ 7 ' x it ~ , 4 ~ - ; ’ ._s Tee } = % 70 ae ; l ; . ‘ . ; moved Les be by liminaries ) is at St | 7 ' = ; y “ " Pitcher Savs He Got Increa Over Browns’ First Oiter — " ‘ r a ‘ - ; e Lir€ A* 4 St} ‘ 4) =f f ii. ’ 2 s pid ai / ‘ . ‘ 4 ’ ‘ . ¢ q . ’ -\ ‘Ts | tegen ™ ces eee 0 bik I rn t ~ 4 I} ; =) Aan nt rir] : ri On KLanies ‘ . 4 ji Wir ys =U r Sie 0 ij :, 4 , La ¥ ie | «Li and Csrant t Hurl Agau Sf Bre VA” . made to ¢ Rickey | George als . I'avana Scratches. a : trans “? = | it + see s - e , é — hwes - i . . 3 . " . : SECOND PAC ming purse 1 First race—Co s ces . lyn in Second Game of Series to ave a better lo at iomn . e al - —-P i Ba n Fifi Sta had , | ’ ‘ i% } ~ i *.) ; he = { r ' ve cw 7 , ¢ % , >. ~~ T 4 ~F eS rhevenov en e siit s ct: Bri = . o> a _ i ~ ; . e = 2 . ‘ , , ‘ ' » + } action v he regulars pine | At Tia Juana. ito iN \ssociated Press. This does not ean | 4 re - } x . a + ; > ~ r (an the other hana Rickev savs tl F 14 s bare | i ae ~« wt nL . +) ; again ly ; } ao cann . nave 4 Sui rs ' , - . : J ak. 4 ; i ~* i is ii? i i M pd a j V\ Danforth said that he Siznneg a al inc Sé¢ over ne saiary at ; ‘hea infie! nNoiantes t , a oOnsir ‘ i ~ Tne o.ner if field Callidida, Col a i 7 ¢ . . . ; . ‘ ~@ 4 [ =” " i ee ag a « = . ilTSL of i@fre d him. Rell i& continued at the shortlie.a- RTH ree S100 sits de 5 a ; ; } . ‘ ~ “ > . lartil . ara | é ant sav that f ? eX ti hevon e 2 € +) y ' 4 ~ er's position in all the games. Oe At Miami. & Spire, whe é} “I can’t say that T am exactly) beyond the area of the park as ha In rt § nrobable that bames é s — se ee spe i ’ t e ] pra : ati. }/ + ! . . ~ j >. ‘3 ° , ; -~ = iat T . sd a Se oo? | ‘ fe - ; t rg? =} 2 Cooney. George Toporcer and How- ’ tel . ind up, “4 ne an — 1 ” ; 1G Da tort for I iiled to @ Ss€ssion + y* ; — ti ‘ a s » . ; ‘ 7 . ‘ . . 4 \ ar, f . ; : ’ ’ ” 7 | 2 ‘ > ’ ? : ral qd reiza U will come in for Clos: j } ‘a "Tl + , +: . - '3 7 | nmr til ss ‘ ‘ of! ‘ f resi , «= TW e,} aat : . . : | if ™ Tt» ee WY = } \] — sides " - & . . . » 4 3 ve Lt.» =n ' an \ I ON St bs sia ‘ He again demonstrated this fact -n ': . | ‘4 - ‘ { ’ i e , ; ‘ . the game at Sacramento yes‘erda’ SIXT I . . e} e Jax ex ' rast t arene ‘ . ‘ . x ' . ‘ v* 11 = i od ' | , Cc! ic Sei es = ins , Ss 1e 7T h ra) si ons won tne ae | me — ] f ’ : = ” ‘ > - . i c . 4 . ~ fF” ; } “ rT) + y I 4 ‘ \ ms ‘ t Br ‘ ik . oo ‘ ¢ : “— ‘ "& am i a \la SIRS . iz } f . ‘ : _ , j RP) iw ns Wi ] i€ ‘ is rown “tbe rause Oo. one terrivie inning behind | . ' . ®Vierrv © .«- 1G Hi +4 oy } sé! fou! piayers to bob Conne —e ‘ - _ : ; ‘rate = i eras " } |, Hu hae: © , morrow mornirg for Clearwater fiint Rhem, but Thevenow's wors Miami sx agree wie | *Theo | **"103 abr. McMilian .107 | 2°" | rail! _ TY a ? =) lodgers stood out rominentiyv. x ~ a , i ‘ : ; ‘ .* _ and etart for t} c *roir ne i a ‘ a Second re i ! Ir nus ess F , Azer | p 2 t 4 = ; [ A i . . " . c 4 C4 ret us = es ‘ ; fi: : : , { }i7 B im 1] = . . D + us Ui ov =: robablyv. that Rickev could put on laigo, Hobsor > rT? —— | ‘ ns? . r t BE yns, r inced Jas , , , . a ms . ; ent? . ‘ ber I rny ~ Uw ey ~ TX" ne4 -2 { ~ Ww : Las AS ~ Ta + } } ‘ j ) Tobin, right field. ne i€iG In a Cerensive Way Wout “1 s 4 a ¢ .. , ‘ ' | ; . . nic inat | =! ; T! hace g dee I en 2, a sone ; 44 ' men 4 2 ‘ , ‘ tohertson, third base. ece Thevenow at shorts'op and B- to } ti z M pte Gr = at : hird 1! y tT : ; a «a 1] ‘ Gx *] » I Tens n Sislcr, first has. fn’ thir ‘4h - sult ° hey enc WW m ; Or \ "4 . = Qn ° >. ** . . ‘ th v At New leans. ein Chl : Z *4 ¢ ¢ ’ : ] ff ' ‘ . ° WW eather clear: track fat. mnee wae [ . P » | ~ . ~ ~ } I-vans. -evoonef la c. p40uiUT! TO Tit. nan ©€ito! 9 mMmadé :' — *; ' 1iis — : soft } .= FRAC ‘ mm a ~ (4 r tof f ae - 7 Secrvercid, cyte her. a hj @« of } im, ne hy is he T) told eS j ‘ “Xx } — hs ‘4 cs ' b - ‘a [> " a } L¢ ‘y } epi¢ om £ P ae ‘ M ti , ‘ ' even ¢ -¢ ss , Tit. c. ‘ = ttt) . Benunett, ccnier field. CORE nis hat. lie 1s SO ema li an ’ Ps " 2 : : - (~ , M . 11+ ow ' 7} , : 3 4 | , l ‘ t e 11> ‘ ‘ if ; “— Mas + ing > : ie . era Si} lil De U in one ; ' 1 |] to # ou "Theat: Te 7? 1s \ ’ m - o°% Rine Ride TA Sry - 4 at lO Kidnen ; OH } , . 1° | ] : of th e inks Lames ax? . Rickey is hopeful that Caovan: ye | gomet > ia oe tac Today 4 Saag 1] “es a1) OC alnw te SS pe | ee Dall tieia Just 1s WOrKing days A the pemaini Sames next week es 7 : ; ; ; ij ‘yj ‘ ; “ ; « ) . 771 ~ ] , 1 ! . . * . « , ' 3 may become another Miller Hug- Tous lds “Whe. UF ' — : Ig 3; Far ° . TOR | Poy one e hers n the best 2f n : 4 / a vardés: ivy . r.e@ oth r\é 2 ar a ~ : M ver © | sler > ctor @ » . ee ee oe we SPOPeine fp | ii voteat Flower and Lee AGrin also rau, | Eeolane L109 Frank /Gatlor ..104 f teenth : putting a few wrinkles fa their of-| , 0° eS aS ee ball over the firet o r — , , ; | Sore fn . oo 0, eae 114 Pp siuame 001 *British VLiner..197 A blo OS | ithe beves tting the firet ball 4 >= ! ) . : a aWrangier } + : - ~ bh : -. ‘ 4 7 oa P Lua —_ iii 1iTeu a ™ or third base FIFTH RAC] €500. ming. f ; Renna Stakes 7% We: - oe ee ee ee ‘y e| 7 | ferings to the neavy swa'tters anid # nt genes iain die ee atk. 3 mans head. Vear-old Ive nad or 4 furiongs— Ornheve 119 T a 1n- Raifour 11” *Pilaude P 107 et ll . . , : - “eS 4A running the drive out m toden 110 «3 + ee me SS oo “in . , ze , 9 ®SFirst | 1075 tne resuit Of tnis was ten ncy ic re woe + firs _ _ ; ee t icau to Be Tried } se as ] , M f iJ * 1 . a J R. McGinn er — setae tees oo First Bius ee | - : was at 2e€nc% = ~~ first base coaching his . -? b " " ’ t eT | . | , _ an “ ae ‘ Later Freigau is t ; ' 3 t ] % ft Bey 2 kis 1} by = eather . * TPR ’ ‘ i ~ 5 Ta P ar Ae nm? - . | (ne par of the hurlers to ADe- nien T art of rounding first ae : ’ ; f * & >. ‘ " o a 7.7 3.2 morent a2sin®t ’ a ——" = ' " . » . ’ & ae 4 Bel His a ‘ , 1 tt ‘ ] 5 -{ A pryre e 8..0 ! 2H gone ef as ear somewhat wild. Bearing down | base. touching the insids rner of halal. a. . . . 4 — aad } ns. sLOS e « oe POTItLs chance at the shortstop’s job. The 1; e 8 : ‘ Is Piers ' a ng the i! also help he bag with t! eft fi Som: : ” . : ; ers 3 : - . . a —- - z \ 1; | 7 4 - i E P former bat boy is hitting the bal ‘ on TH t . ‘ 1 | i. t i 7 . ‘ ~ 4 i Cfes . re’ > 7 3 co c - aan a ‘ } — -—- ; . : o oe 110 mn White ” r I A ercf{ . of f_liamond . : . oer ‘ zs W@re (ined over the fens t rame a ‘ = first Sioucheas a fielder. Freigau? like New Orleans Scratches Wahkeens 1990 fee 1neF f ; : . pre — z , “7 — , ar ; ' ®anr ; a i me a 2 r mT? ~ wert ren) os five A rat | ° . . . 2 ' s ra . —T rooep r ii LITT E ar . . . , «oe ’ . 4 ’ . —, '? Toporcer, has never been able to nf . pees as ES rinat. " ° “ ¥ *’ 1.88 bat Len? lig ~ nd race— iets. . - rr. . al 14 = ; . ’ “M ’ 7 ‘ ee EO through a hard championship Kacon gd race-— e Moo “ he Tee ‘T+. ov 1/ ‘ ; Miss, Maxiva, Dolly Se ‘“ourth race— . in ' r Campaign, and it re mains to ehe Lady Helle ie a nt ‘ be can 4 . Bor =im TOS W, 4 h fo “ ‘an. . . on = > a ye be = 7 min } . _ | ~ er e ] oe ee COUM CRrry ee tees tre cet en ote. claiming. | Pe ' san | ache! Potter. .20 ment in Sunday ; —.. a8 | a i ; al uDne baad Aus . ™ Sines 20 eese great fielder like Thevenow, but it | Monsoon, 110 (Neal). 7 to 5. 2 to 5.1 tol ws, $700. Galmine 2-vear-olds POST- DISPATCH . Meee wey o>, first: Selome « Fa er. igs tichar hit. One! ter). 2 to 5, third. T 1:09. Rosea pg a ao, oe eens OR a1 h * | Thirty-ever Dewey Fie ieporte and; ° . "en worth mone ing ere : c , os . ‘ ‘ t 1 Vin) th . i rial in, The ven Ww 1s a £U ; [rene ‘A A ton a 80 ran. 14 . ™ =p ~ . =~ F or - O86 ’ 4 perior fielder to any of the other| SECOND RACE. 4-vear-olds and upward. | +7 . ' > 3) } iz a we i 3 a = front yesterday when the seventh Pow's , +} j S ’ inning came aloug. Then a. streak ' " john Hoshore. The 5s e. Pon-| | = a of wildness overtook him and this TH RD PA iti e and wu . | , s 9 . . . ~ coup led With a mixup bP twee: —'a Sian x us ( is J : ; e “ ~ oe. . man ona pop fly combined to 4 5 2 to 5. ' -lwe 105 «A ar: ne - ; +) . . *. a na oe en , 9 a 1:14 4-5 } . x 2 ; ; give the Solons five runs. J nny eo. Place ; e Skrn , VWidwee 114 @F ” * aw . . . P “ - 2 ~ . . Stuart pitched the ninth Inning and (Star Re s. Ha Trale alae ‘ -. | « . ir fs | AS, me . , a ee while showing lack « eontt Sf oo oe es : e — ‘ managed to get out of the inniz g 110 «Rur ‘ 2 ee . a : : ‘'k os , , t 3 ' _ P Lv ’ r kK } = = | 2 7v7 without being = ored u pr nm. ;n ’ *, . : } $ ; a . Ss i, ~ > ; “ - o Blades Pulls a Dumb Play. 1 3 4 me— 48 I Ven ¢ “A . I . ‘* ' j Wa ° na ; ! .* 77 \" | Tiay Blades, Loo, pulled a i i - i 1 a i F *r a’ j es e dumb play that gummed ae “(ra la : Se . WE MATCH You 3 COAT & VEST “£0? ¥ Qh IFO SPRING PANTS. - 1S, $2. haa al fabrie = The» " ea by ahataiad Bi : BOYS’ BRERCHES | GARTERS TOW ELS os fou es ' Was the jaw \lfane Khaki: very sere - Face Heck T ne Ra! « atedormer Weaneant ice- $1 45 | quality. 19¢ special 3 . s ” The \ esterner onened the fiche able in colors... for al wit? ; hed Aittack {hour «a ola Be: Bte had na acc. " * “Made oo ' = Boome . a 1¢ the — , ‘ J when Flatzel dropped Fine a - > and a ny a ot ag - ny or oere : MATfi* ‘es th #ae rie a Z . ey ¥ a . i érese = wa & : Ae 4 a “~ 1 ee ' ra ‘= SMALL ARMY TENTS | LUGGAGE CARRIERS $8 \8>° ons oe eS CE Fine for the tourist or for 4 real touring comfort St ri. ” > nVvas with him the ber« to piay in. Com- . Attach it ta the runni , se Enhting arked the fin piete with poles.......... heard of your car : S. mm 6 ‘* round And the hel! Paved Ratzel 4 a’'ra ght rigivt with ‘DOUBLE SET PLOW HARNESS, VA areal power to the teaw sent the” rhuer reeling tr the fliaer — anxenm the count of six when SATEEN Overalis | SHOES cn = weight. Pull SHIRTS § |<. ~'$1.49 [oor fcc only. S ited all- rg a Bic, roomy Shirts weg FO comfortabtic. 2 4. me efite] ec. Look Helmets —poc- good and wear well. Like the aviators Pal or. = tints . . 65 BLUE SHIRTS: e Pocket Knives see | Stor handle: aindes [Can't be beat at be proud ef . “ @ 812 N. Broadway Open Saturday Night Until 9 O’Clock Y=eNAVY STORESHS 19 N. BROADWAY TO MATCH oe SUIT | dy made ofr made te your meas- "re. 1000 pateerns t© select from, ~~ a mt? iam ¥. ™~ Le IN ater meme, SR os tte ~ of showing Prince at ples, MIQUE Tis : Louis boxers We are came off « th a splendid victory, ready with winning the featherweight chatm- a ee pionship. | seceait . : se lectia Of the three others who formed America, the St. Louis team, Jack Horner. lightweight, lost his semifinal bout expense of Hughie | lie won a three-round decision over the Go-} he tourname after he had ourt-'! pointed Mike MeNally of New York in the semifinaila, Traub, New York, fiy-. Tony Canzoneri, Brooklyn. ban. | New York, welter-. ligetet | ' heavy. Point Verdicts ier York Boxers Win Four of Oo | Alfi , on him rout “cor 7 The Hu T? q ti the tour ellip Wer ——— —— AE cen na ime Amt tw iw Mahe Oe o
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a " Stee & at ol. LUUIS PUS i DISPATCH KRIDAY EVEN] NG, MARCH 13, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 37 > G Asm WAY ALFANO OF ST. LOUIS WINS NATIONAL JUNIOR BOXING TITLE = FGansone and aS — a ’ i Sats Hillyards Meet ‘LAST NIGHT’ FiGHTs |DeForest Makes = sandow Will Offer Berlenbach Meets | yy “See Munn $30,000 for eT eat. om S , - K.C.A.C. Five in wss°ssaccncnce Offer to Dempsey eg irk Lewis Bat Siki Tonight 2p orth “7 Horner Lose - lla yi oint Verdicts For 3000 Meters fight Division Titles in Finnish Star Negotiates Dis. | T : Paer oF 0.R__R: Baltimore lourney. | tance in 8:26 2-5—Ritola 4 - fT? DANVILLE, Il.—Jimmy Sayres iB! x of Lafayette, Ind., shaded Jimmy Ever.’’ oF! 'o Gabe hKauf -~Monons of Lafayette, Ind., MeDomott, Terre Haute, in a 10- Money Than eae ma manager for Wavne Munn poses Schoell. round no-decision hour. for a returt match between Only ‘“‘Outside’* Team Left, s > as (r | Ms ‘ina tute ease ats san : : te J -- oe - ‘en - _* , : +” , war, = | « i —_ . . . . it SS10nN i, sta } | . - a . ae a) - me ‘ - P ‘ . —_—— loe Baker today would almost to _Lewis-Munn No. 2. mediate region, with one Indiana " 7 g P . If he comes East, as ne Is eX-| accomplished what he had eet ou Young” Marullo of New Orleans Ivwei ht. 7 = ; site . — % , , ‘ . 4 ~ arta te if ‘ > ; 1; is } ft ind’ e~ tc rr ir) tha et ve emul 7 . . » P ™ - = * Parish House a certainty have been a national EPORTS that Ed Lewis had lequad left to lend intersectional Conquered for First Time pected ps th , ew , ne dus G ' ” pa na ould and New York and lost the decision, Harry Traub, Ascension arist use, . ; 4 ss ! ‘ ape ; ; ‘ » ment is sufficient, Tex Rickard 18) wouid repeat although many at the ringside be- ¥., defeated Mike Sansone, Business ose aha aia arpa: a3 per | offered Munn $30,000 for a | color, the nitional A. A. U. basket- In League Match pected vard th F ined D f : ih a Se | N, I ; , . . . ‘ ‘ . ¢ ° expectlesc to Gragg Mir toware © r¢ ‘orest traine empse\ o ii€ that he has ‘arne st 5 A e Si. Louis decision. ( hampion 1 } return match were expected. bal) Lournaroaen goes into the semi- y , . : j \ Forest | ¢} ‘ } Ww , — ue had ¢ eh 6 da — : Men one ‘ ; . . | : . , , . ‘ ankee Stadiunis JglimmMmy ae roe cine Tignt with illlars« at oiedo | raw Ss) shnowe ; exc ern Bantamweight. .e : But the IF wont change any- soon or late the match will fol- finals here tonign 808 : caued the Polo! w! ' ' oath. ; KY ng ’ sem" . ~" a rn) yy} . > i ; ‘ _ : ry: . Will Oint ae owWar i : nich BavVe JacKn tne cna! 0 ) Low . re ne ff ' ‘| - - ae _aae, thing. Baker is hopélessly pro- low. ‘Those who figure that the The Monon A. C. of Lafayette.| pvye weBride Seh hagicet tall Las Ang a zag Se 3 AP | SRO. ee ee . Regiment Ar breckiyn, defeated Sidney N. l.ampe. ¥. nal Thanks to h former champion will be ‘“‘shoot Ind., is the only outside” entry| pg pa cai i aaa ait) Grounds and Charley Henderson) and his desires may have some fense and even while at close quar- ‘Shit APeo , bof pEeSSIONA LOdAyY NannrsS tO iS . CosbaA dda peat : > VUl- ‘ , ™ Bes Los TLL } ¢ te +} re le: ; y | 1} , . } ' » Baltimore: decision. cc fe 1F yy | eli oe : ; ~ |}squad defeated the league-leading | will head him for the new crater in! weigh! . ters und t e to 81 and wave returned from oem Featherweight knockout at Scott Field his con- ing’ in this affair expect Munn | Which retains a chance for the sey ich ¢ p, me , “yn ied ad a ee | , orth d came o smile and wa ' tit é, OUIS Lhe tl ‘e in a ‘ ON Sik ity nis, of CO Se, Jack \@arns Wi ‘rive ; Le ie spectat Ss. igest barnstor: Alfano, Business Men's A. i= fidence is weakened and he must to be beaten, after a “desperate | % le. Otherwise the tournament is _ _ esinie Aiea ' bus bat we , gine : —* ‘ es “4 nstorn Ray ano, . : Ne arg : l between Mian ae , tet, | League game last night by the over- |depends upon Dempsey’'s abiiity to Sunday, an incident which may Tonight he meets Paul Berlen- ith 3 Fast St. Louis, defeated Hughie Ratzel, start all over again, climbing by Hght.’ of course. | between Missouri and Kansas, with | lude Calif ons awe. ws , , 7 , : ‘ _— ——" ' . ’ . ° . } 7 ] aa 4 . ‘ * T "Thea ¥ ) 2 ft I f li “ ro Ol ‘Ss ‘ ia >| ’ vine t ; \ I > re - ; — ; - National ie Brooklyn decision. the thorny road of the “pro” But the cards may not be so ithe Kansas City Athlietié Club. the whnemilng score ot sV-il The game . iude ijliornia promolg - : on ‘ ug ta 1 tne futu bar h. “a light-heavyweight, who ,AS , eg ‘ ire waned . ; - —- _— Minas - . , ‘ tris rular battle as apparent,0o le CNnamph Lil! ears start] . ' Lightweight. fighter And they do savy that easily played in advance. Criti- | Hillyards of St. Joseph, Mo., and| W48 witnessed by a crowd of ap- - ener : 7 aie le. ] : Pa ri - } oe Sovseee co] martes the Se eee in ; sai 2 ) Tne 1); > GF" é mallee or tne ” ' : ; , a ? > : ' . oe _ _— ee 2 "jug se And, Vs me er good enough Pali who think t} i? Niur nean ch impionsh ry 18 possib se vain that line all sides of the court. long enough to explain that he had Rangers 7 Sechoell of Buffalo. his rec. rion, 1 vin an ar ‘ur cr : Batre hink that Munn ¢; ampionsnip 1s a SOIMILY apal ai Licht Heavyweight. “ es ve o~ “ ‘ise 2 ‘a gehts throw I.ewis, except through ac- | this year. rhe score at the end of the half ; certainly is wasting his time in ) os he e linge Henry amar, Western High School. 7 : on = cident or Vv ell. vou can Buess lilowever., ‘it is merely a possibil- was 12-8 for \icBride In the en- — — pom hee ic Washington, defeated Leonard Herring, the boxing game by turning pro- the alternative we have in mind itv as Washburn and the Hilivards tire second half the Orange-Green's é, ~- - —-~- m ~ = nville Herrimann's Institute, Camden, Tech- fessional plcey engl wee ee ges ga e: eee ee” | eyardl , 2 > he , _ = G C i ? . , ‘ “ } ‘ , . ; 4 ‘ 4 rard n ¥ vw as so ‘ inse t la? tne ~= : in Joe nical knockout The man who in't he Such things have happened in are lusty contenders. league = ampions were not able to : “ “tek. ‘ ~ mi ‘ho Cz e ama- ; arr ; : , . ague champ! dh . | os He Heavyweight. feu champion cat’t be anythin the professional wrestling game, | Hillyards Meet K. C. A. C. thavea @ atme@ie basket. white Me- . ‘ ‘ ic ‘ ot i - « + . . = . = , rr om ’ . oe : - At. . ———— —— : ‘ te ¢ “toh Lheh Allen Linlad, Boston, defeated Sol Le- worth while in the “nro” world the vincinage of w hich have sel- Tournament stock of the Hill- Bride ran up a commanding lead _ } J “SS . . . ’ bi nM r¢ y ris ‘ . : ‘ * . . 7 - - - : / . ; | Hie outclassed the veasky, Marines, Decision. And that’ eal hi ; , Mt] /, dom if ever been spotless, in the vards soared as the result of their! McBride's points were evenly di- } - if a ; —_ d q tnatS a rea O ¢ © » : ‘ , : , aw S 1 to the Post-l)ispatch wali ae 26 years since we first came | victory last night over the Schooley | Vided among all five players. An-_ wi) | 3 Special to ne 'oSt-lLi i spatcn, Voung 1e who are j "iting ; a : P gg Tots ” \ oninn , lac ing . > fo ie : ‘ ; 2 7- . fa : a : » eer , ye ipeehchetctchini within smelling distance of it. team, Kansas City champions. derson was leading reper? ' = eee — BALTIMORE, Md., March 13. cauliflower ears and collapsed ‘ ‘ * Tonight. t] Hill : 1 sehinal Bride with 8 points Koob and . aa og ne onignt, the liivards Wi ciasn . ' ' - \ she ehone at T 2 f . _ nic | re nose bridges : Frank each scored 7 feehan shone wo of the four St. Louis boxers lus : ig i. ' hi é; ' x; : : A - . Heitz Would Be Alderman. with the Wk. C. A. ©. team, which pest for the Blue and JVhite with ; WE MATCH YOUR #ho came here in search of cham- A Wid iil esaettiow ebiats bavitw teat was organized only a few days be- 5 points > : - - . a Ps i SO -m € « i : : I its only representative on the . array mt li] ive rsftt \ stars who In enife of its defeat, St. Touts ' ow ti itié tournament, reached the final N fact, the gap between the oe yen a2OPY VSHILO . round in theiy weight divisions last Board of Aldermen, Harry Uhle- le es + oo ‘, + ; ; ; oe plaved this vear inf the. Missouri -+- f professional meyer, may recoup its logs today [ amateur and ty} ’ ~ High still retains the champion- | ° Cc? . d > . 2 ° . ey. . , PP EG S ight and one of them, Ray Alfano, ;,, 4; a 4 Vallev Conference. ae ee, : ‘ q es | ss PANTS nig t 2 3 i , y . In ine boxing game is, in 99 out at the polls where He) man Heit- é - . - I f ne rhe K. ‘ A. shin of the Pren League McBride Bo , new came off with a splendid victory, of 100 cases, so great as to } ; ila ae 4) C. last night defeated Lombard Col- however, in spite of its two defeats, Cte ie Me , * null ae’ A ‘ » SO reat aS to be zenroeder is trving to gain the |, ie op yom — winning the featherweight chain- almost impnassahl “er Oe ese : , e ; rlege, a semilfinalist last vear. has a very impressive record. Both tooth ee ionshi aimost impassable.” Only picked nomination in the Ninth Ward. ro gtel 7 ej feat ¢ by the marg! A ’ — , material can ever get anywhere lHleitz’s career as a wrestler Washburn and the Monons are; 0! . Be: ty ki wh ' a “4 va t Grad ohl $ ata & 4 le« | of the tnmree others who formed : t} ' ri - wt Eff . its Sal if r ‘ A . matched in the othe . vame The of a cingle point, one at the hands W a ok > setiec ; in © ring orid, “tiorts to Wi ‘ariegated, al was acconmi- : , “ou ‘\y ba’ 95-2: n ere Set |» America the St. Louis team, Jack Horner, , , ‘s ; vas variegated, and college team won a tie for the of Country Day, 20-24, ” . the Ne Fong, a saihsicii we ighte ht] + x ae 1) build fighters out oO fine phvsi- plished under more than one ‘. other hv the lea&fue champions, 196- ° +, Bees iH ‘eight, s Ss semitin: , b _— i ansas ‘onfere ‘-hampi thi ; ;, Py hoe $2 95 And Te hh OSL IMS SCH Ina ‘abies cal material have failed and ionaker Hieitz also aahieved maneas Conterene®: 2 is McBride swept through the sec- e€ ortunit at oe ae . lp after going an extra round with ee. thom . wnienendmein P Souaeer. Kg - - A ; in the season just closed and has'! ond round of league games, averag- ee tet a gas the e-run of amateur istinction as a fighter when he pees 7 eet ‘a nt mor ee, NI! thie newest fom Lown of New York, and Mike fe . Pied ss distinction —— ; been playing fast basketball here. ing 31 points for the five games, o « ' ; 4teon fabrics and colors ’ , | a oxers can hope for a _ profes- almost knocked out the famed a - , hi] et t . — i -ndiess variety Sansone, flyweight, was’ outpointed | The Kansans last night eliminated | WOlle oniy one of Its opponents nm sen i Fs é . ee sional career 18 bevond the ké r) Willie \Vileehan the nay who out- A ene 4 : ma raged ta et more ‘than 10 Th in the final by- Harry Traub of of 1 te 9 St. Philips A.C. of Chicago, Central | ™@"45** _" a ' ; , ° é . nan. yj ed Jack empsey. : ; scoring pune (Coach “ree's New York. Frank Power had been | f ] agose * ) 1 } : ae lit A. A. U. champlons, by the one- a “ad is ! ge ie t ¥ that ' , ; . tS a rine clea ec e t f PITZ reaks nto ,O1tICS, sua is aue 0 a ac a sath EVER b f h th d defeated in his first bout on : ] “ att , the ! H peels: Be, sided score of 34 to 11. five men are sure shots € ore ave € men an * : amateur sport. t 1s fine train- the public may expect to see a 4. a ~ . . Wadnesday evening. f h h d A . Alfano riten' ea » ladder ef Ing. a good conditioner, not dan- hj figure i political life. Since women O t 1S city a an oppor- , ah ike a ‘ ) Line aqdaqer ot iS- , | , ° . o 73> i gerous and the outs are not ! his retiremen from athletics. ] k h 7235--Pine--713 li¢ fame at the expense of Hughie , ; mee ’ eh sad a re rer i 1 hi tunity 1Ke t 1S. hos ae >. 7 ong enough to be harmful Heitz has dwindiea away to his | a) wat imrddu\ i . M. Ratzel of the Nationa ¢} . . . . . : ; Ni al Athleti Res ; Ms ek cee | tse wen rhe mystery in this vicinity is | last 350 pounds. THINK OF IT! While this sale is in progress . ’ 4 4c). { ai . 2 . ‘ ' . . . three-round decision over the G |} Why the fight fans refuse to pay If he arrives, we may at least you can trade 1n your old-fashioned time- “3 : 1()- ‘ --1 Gut rates to se ateurs rive e ct intelligent action n the : : . tham batpler in the final round of| CUt "ates to see amateurs give sess Corea it piece for a fashionable thin model Watch. ' f everything tney ave, ve "ill roposed wrestiing commission. . ihe tournament after he had out- yiming .they na yet wil Pron tee oe. There are no strings to this offer. No loopholes. pointed Mike McNally of New| a: Ti ; = | ae The old fashioned *‘bike’’ is No matter how old your watch may De or how York in the semifinals. I the gong sounded It was a for- | hostilities ended Lown was de- f Se ie thet badly ® needs fixing—even if it is bent and ; boxers from New York City and | tunate break for Ratzel. |elared the winner Lown. carried gone forever. hich, In the second round. both men} Murray Israel of New York to an took pumshment at close quarters extra round before losing the de- Bs , broken—we will give you a liberal allowance on old f pocket ch it towards a beautiful lady's or gentleman's icinitvy carried off the create) “portion of the spoils, winning four Hine —— Alfano kept centering his attack | cision in the title bout BULOVA, Illinois, Elgin or Waltham Watch. Lies, Boston, 2G. Louis, VA asShning- or Ratzel's stoma ‘h and rapping } lla? ry Traub of N ¢ wv’ Yo! k (“it j toh and Philadelphia accounted fof him over the heart The third | won the flvweight championship at ht | ket tart ) the other four crow ns. | row? ad was a rennet ition and Alfano the ‘ xpense of \I Ke Sansone of St Marat ati s q wa? as Siete , pet re Sas: oie : pe 1 on “a record i } Seven Knockouts and three exX- ScCoreq a ae isive thrilling Vietoryv Louis rhe vie 0! ised a damaging — whe y ira-round contests marked the: \ifano was a popular champion left to ee at all tinves, pee y no service . Nee? The crowd cheered loud al! long ing a target o Sansones leat : 7 Ger business semifinal and final rounds of the J ed oud id vane Do ae ade hiftv little la@ Ladies . aaa ; Sl Horner Loses in Feur Rounds. Traub a cieverT Snitt s1Ttleé ad, " ait 5 ; E bebier that merney = fast night. Phere were The Jack Horner-Tom Town bout, won the first two rounds handily White- White gold filled engraved . at , i} a . as . 7 ; ; . ° i‘; . Oi ie ainene thrills a-plenty. Excitement was i the lightweight class, resulted in The St. Louis boxer made a vain Gold j a “\ ‘ oo = 1 Tires-on- rife, the first extra round contest of the effort to even matters as the bout Fill d in America! The champions besides Alfang ‘O!T" amen The fight was a gru-! waned. Sansone had-defeated John ane . IRE MARKET aret elling struggle and both boxers Fioss of Boston in the semifinal Wrist r, Skhinker ‘a ; were practically exhausted when bout. ton Boulevard ’ Ny Harry Traub, New York, fly-. ’ Watches | he f ; re Ti 8 — paitn ee woight, as Low NTED FREE NS eee ne Jony Canzoneri, Brooklyn, ban- fa 15¢ — lamweight. \ $17 50 Murray Isracl Rie . 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"Or: ‘oune lf; ' 5 f' ASSN MONally in weet : os eer a f ?) »} yf call T aan. ee pine they —The Suits lfano eoultdy) t PM the kavo over MeNallv weath . . 4 ? : ' \- i 7 (= , 2a ‘ Nathing ix more pleasing ress (4 S for Saring a “i = sorm and stayed the -er thnn the “feel” of a new " @ distance. Alfano COFFEE SETS i SATURDAY Jf 2 ONLY “ This beautiful 5-piece Cof- fee Set is guaranteed quad- ruple silver plate and is a positive $20 value. Satur- day only, 17-Jewel ‘Illinois’ Special 931.50 50c a Week 4 superb new style thin model Watch with a world-famous move- ment kKnowiln Cvery- where for Ks accuracy and dependability. Thoroughly guarantced THE ELGIN Special $22.50 50c a Week No finer timepiece is made —in fact many proclaim it “the finest Watch ever sold at a popular price.” The “Trade-In Watch Sale” brings it to you in ex- nye oe b é a eS. ONS cy " Seat OS. al 1°64 mM, "y ole ay, aS ih ig ee ots me a E tien won a devi- Spring Suit. Confidence. re- chauae fer yout old both by Gradwohl and. a ieee 3 celors. a aspect are created by a clean- ; . . iful patterns: latest ce ' The + ; . 4 thee trathee rm. from $72.50 te 85.50 ° : © featherweight final hetween rut appearance indicative only watch, al ae a ey ee peaho and Ratze) was a corke Thy of z new Spring Suit or Top- . Gold 3 Filled Knife Gold = Filled Knife ; a . Stood un *))) yua) oO ; fhe hye ; raraet, BELTS: SME Pling for ; ae an = and Chain—Free and Chain—Eree ‘Se or thet avorite. The St Let me make a Suit for you., With This Watch With This Watch. Wide Dres«e Belts; ~usset; sSc -. . yy man had the largest follow You will never regret it. The t s avcn. rince of Yule style _ > @ MB and deserved jt He picked ont Wm. PP. MeKnight standard of Gee * Vulnerable spot in each apnonent tailoring and quality are far- RTERS TOWELS Wy McNally it was th: eo oe ae wie tors to be considered. 50c "DOWN Puce Huck Towels. found Ratzel’s abdomen weakest | A U ality. ape “he 4 . The j : " 2 7 ° 9c | |" =. Qe Westerner opened. the. fish Materials SOc A WEE : eee for te oe WRh a hed, Attac} About a min ete nnn de hhh Ute had Passed when MRatzel dropped Worsteds scerges Plaids t slLewh ¢ real © buys fer oants ately to the head and , “ Rae s. Ares a | cincinnati . | : : ° RS om ir FM ‘ ASc Re ees Under a Ta in 0 rig P'weeds “You Will Never This is a real quality 4. LUGGAGE CARRIERS Ras eat (8 dropping, ne grabbed Colors—Patterns Regret an Outfit piece Coffee Set. Quad- Pulled the St Touis hox- . ° A real touring comfort vain) f 39 ee the canvases with fen Powder Blue Checks Tailored by ? ruple silver plate and a ch it ta tl running *fce fighting marked the fin 4 p . . Ww ; a? . nee FO gen bey teen ee . ih Of thts reund An ; the Se , — prt, m. P. McKnight regular value at $15.00. BAyed Ratzel 4 i Pencil Stripes ; . e straight right wit) Saturdey only $4> .50 Bae rower to the jaw sent the’ Union Shop—Union Label ¥ Yorker reeling Oo ne loot nM. had ts ke the saleiind of s x - hey 4 > ——— Come to the Big Store With si 2 ea. Entrances 2 Cee Me HARNESS, $25.00 } J veralls SHOES eight. Pull y 1 Seout shoes. guaran- . tved all-leather. Very ather comfortable, elmets apece " : > ‘ FE Spring Opening £ ‘ ay 4 a ‘ ade d /s , GET AN re te | | 50c DOWN $1.50 Feruc smints 9 PS EXTRA PAIR 603-05 Pine st. 203 N. Oth st. IP] 50c A WEEK ndle: 2 pindes [Can't be beat at the : Or Been ee > peuple — ' — Se ne - a These exquisite Diamond Rings have been especially selected for Saturday’s selling. All are blue-white, finely cut diamonds. a | * age in... 59C f By TROUSERS Gl, ight Until 9 O’Clock map " sareien Remember the Address fe a = te Ready made or x pe a - - rays ' q d J J Open 4 T to hit , . 3 . - Saturda ike ce y a Wm.P McKnight | 4 Chee Y Co. Till ‘ Now Showin mri . id wks “i . “I : y ms) . y | es aeons Papen ae eS ey | St. Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Paul 8 P, MM, of LY Ce of ré 4). ’ 7 ' 4 , bl J yy a Y 6 - BROADWA “Ask the Man Who Wears Wm. P. McKnight Suit’ Open Saturday Till 8:00 P. M. 621 Locust Street - 903 PINE STREET Mme OPEN SAT. TILL OP. M, gees 2 St. Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Paul 301 Easton
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ww “¥ ‘4 “ ; . ay ~~ FRi IDA MARC H a \TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other — newsp COMBINED ! spaper UU. NE Le —a_ The Daily POST-DISP. FRIDAY, _— 38 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ae Fa “LEAGUE TO RECOVER LOST DEATHS / s . fn fg = \ ia\ = , . —_ a? _ 7% \ a \ a ~~ f_™ \ oo — | CLEMENT—Entered into rest on Thure- \ eter eEe DEA tT H PHS WALL PAPER MANNERS FO ND or dhe March 12, 1925. at 10 p. m Mrs da: " —E: itered into rest on ow. di : ‘MARCH 432. 1925 ta &. Clement (nee White). dearly be- y. March 12, 1925 IT ts time te paint —- ==> ———— Wo wife ‘ f Leorge H ‘ f ment dea \ Mi ng ine, ihe Ven] = n free. “Oo JATIONS—MEN, a men to Circulate Books and nod mother of ven jamin Irving Clem- | nemre oa Es escnke, Wwothes Bernard and PAPE Bors HEL ». ; dear sister of Mrs. Cyn. Willian : ion: beech k e es . ! “R HAN = en - amphiets ! " _ They Shou AC mother-in-law and sister-in-.aWw. vowulevard. on Monday = M Forest 83.8 i PA - : noes 106% i or meen rai services Sur March 15 8:30 o clocl ay Scene, rch | DOG— ——— ; hs ae a ae caning; a . De Coprright, 1925. b ' . Sunacay, Mares >» Oat jj] cations r PCIOCR, Lo St Ann's Chur h.i # MG ifMet: Diz iant row? shagev hair se f. Me Mahon ; "> ma - ¢ , . ~ y the Press and Pu ‘tze from Clement parior, 2217 S. Grand nent in Calvary Oemet ma shor ) hei : _Tyier Se - - ; ' rest on riday, a Ji os ish, OSGOA N. M _ at oe. ~ >i . pe a ) ra ispatch S CONL Et- Entered into rest on Thursday. |r = h 13. hs +40 on 4 da) DOG ‘Tcet. an otnered. —— snow a ‘s ae arket. Parky a canenter | .. \PARIS, March 13.—Dowagers 0! m., * Dotere ee ee ee Se Eskimo pup. Rewar 4. 6142 Plymouth. PAPER HANGING. do Mine phan, letras : “ Fauhe sre ‘ , : lear | 1One Cabany 2424. ic} prices rea®on — hed eve rabiv nen te : uborg St. Germaine, the so-called}; ir ‘Trish terrier Forest 4416W oe “Dispat + i a eee , | ; . ; — ies HELPERS It¢ an of “re arietacracy 4 ' AN! a -R . NOW SHOWING NEWEST SPRING pe Ss 2 | French aristocracy . Micha Pershit _— Paintings ae _. Pos moment Libs > Paris } - and ‘the ial @ Wil la ti and Jon in J repalritg ; . : , STYLES IN $ aris, have started a nright. Forest B& 53. ety inG by day . . : MAN “ : . ; »* Pr eyvry) the farm ly reside! a res HiANGINE aad , : Laas : ; ; , $ against W ha they describe as the I"nion. ' Catawissa. lo Samia ara True ‘ f at ornwe : = nt ing. ER - ath | sr? ‘ i 4 e , . rrowi _ Re * ¢ . Mar a J), 33! ) a. ri. ‘ RIDC HM. {NN—_E mt ‘ & LArantece 5 a bebe ' ‘ »? ‘4 > — Ink iaACK O| politeness even DAVID . ; March 1? “— rT? a . ; $ Phe tod : , C Entered into rest on Monday t R ‘ 1 ‘4 Sguthamptor : me . 4 } 1@ borishriess of Frenchmen. They March ¥. 1925. at 4 a m.. at La Junta joxed the: d's pet tabi rest lg sal . " ot @ iave forme: “T naw a ie Richard Henry David, dearly be- I some ot cmmniee Laan poe fe Fores =o “s € * . , 4 Peo le +? i a L, ague of I o1te husband of Se na David nee da. } Aibert, Mins . 4 se3\ ns easKeu. RON vs papered Se uD. 4 ’ 7 5a * ta -_ pie, the rules of Ww hich were and dear father of aka oo - rene = a i . Bowman, 1074 Allen “i Lat agce é : Ir and dear HAS ~_— Lpest ifocal. wl chain. woin WALL =it . ‘ f ’ . pas don cover tea cups in one of Hoffmeyer and dear | RICHARDSON —+)n eesinie ul : fhursdav reward a “a Dany. 4331. L Da Der Cipaned man wit tat . — 7 teed * . sitare ‘ ' the mest prominent saions of Paris avid and Teresa lHioffn LY2o, at 6:30 p. m en eg arch 12, | GLASSES-—! ast ; shell, Page car or Fin- | PAP “ qntve 541! j aris bret Bene law 3 (nee Vroni . Caroline hicnardsen Oe “1 ape eward ERING -tlave 1000 _ ae ae - . 2 Sor iety : martes ae e ia and unc le. Ric mt ae mage wife of Albert P.IG a a » Si) rva La . ar bas wae yous - wall put on Lees - \’ avelnge 4 fare Now eng wn ‘uchardson, dear mother of Alt aes ASSES— Lar tortoise shell, in ase, avonahile. z ane. sires skiing xe ; A Regular $37.50 Value One member of the committee ~- a March 14, at 8:30 a Fredie and Anna Maria ie steemaan goes | crand, het ween “St Louis and x sed tae Decorating Ca, . $s experience. ant . ne SA . 1. . ; ‘ aisbtb OV 7 ts rehmann chat e of Mi - . nd » * . : nea » it M , _ na ° ~ ——EE Fie \ Hi (73 SF " tT) e De ’ e exp aine: d th: if since tne war mas- bho tlevard to Perpes tal th (Ch epee a. Fens + rer. oar S060 eon G 1 O5aw. Rew te) a E have A large st oe ~k of wal ~NwUGRA PHE —_ : a : ame ‘ / $ culine contempt for the ‘e to Cals se ‘em etery. . cear sa&iter in-la ay th m a ‘ee . ~ Lae , : Ley e ring te a} og, walls Tease rtf . ; ape vi grad: sate GOTT a oe oe has ° $ of French courtesy had kn Ente red into rest, Thursday, : 234 (c7 408 ae haus, 2307 SiGney, ; apd mime graph ope rato ane bounds -. lat rnown no » ; ! rom W acker bel. | acaiers 1925 Th —— eae Wee Sens 1s. Poet -Dissatch 4S uit : unds, and that the purpose of a. ee $ S. Broadway Return 1 e Best Is the Che ic MANAGER—S thore ue MEN he new league is _ to rganiz ogi ge of Kat harina (c) afayette. { FRANES k ‘ORATING CO. he ‘er with rates, routes .s tra $ Lae o . ‘ organize of Michaei, Joh: FE ntered into rest on Th * Welt ton av Cabany 6847 ™ milivg = traegt 4 specs MEN eagzues everywhere with th ineewalter (nee Eble) gma = AB ursday of Weitner Conser’ vatory , J ‘Post -Diepeatch : . of rece cat, — ith the view (nee Eble). Sopha Gnotpeter d 30 a. m.. Herman | owners name; lost at ee + ~ - : : The latest and most pop- 2 ne ae lost manners. Christena Wirth (nee Bbie) hag ee Fane dear | Greet oP BANa i) aa a8) | aR — OooOkKks ans i iis , rT-in-law an nel} gine ne ranz). d wward, cal . ‘ ular Spring patterns, oe rg e* i pamphlets will ns, Mee Te ee sai ies PR O F E SS ] ON ; MAN—Sit mm cou , ? including poudre B inte an cir opp's chapel ; [ND PAY CHECK—Lost: in Fa- | A > fair educa ror wants cl oon - — I's iy } : . l’ost Lpsepa tcl - eryone exactly s Cemetery, Link . : at 10 a. m.; reward od Bes D4 a 4 - blues, Ty on d on arnett’ Ss offer a 26 Pc. $ . nd 3 XACT . a ‘an — gran és : M aN =i! a) ew) ata — , « i ‘hat they ; : aniter rr 4 " 4 . laven ders in Set of Wm. Regers Table- ataiias hat they , : - On March | 13. ~éh 9 5. at -. ‘.. ace BEAU — a ' . : t vol - 1 + . ive ‘ircu reorKke “aul hi mat shing TY = ; I nglish models ; : H ac enman hape PAR : - , sot , ) uN ile trude. i libe ra) rewartlt a VA» eit t(sf@rman r) monmitih« are offered in ware with every purchase ; th the ancient a | rd, to Meme : : AND HAIR DRE: G MArtates: seeks work, any k ar . : 7 i POLIT CF DOG T, 7st: ia. aan ae . REAITY one — ten ferabiy 4% butcher "352 Menard ; his ; e , SEYMOUR-~-Entered —Tost: male: reward. 1363 SAUTY CULTURE wed.) me .. - - page , of $24 or more. $ r " 3 upton ‘e mortuary ryt +a nte' ed into rest on Thurs aa fenstein. Webster Groves. Webster |} _ Courses ©°5 and sen vl —s °§ yeare olf: now — ©e a AACtCI«- pe ir 1) ‘ 3 al od a = . acted wit res DLs mntin -™ Wr J _ 2 ¢ TDece: = > : [n- : = 1™ NT eS egppeiiagg gE” RTS” ane) ema ees uate a permanent wave. we fu - yy of yo co ™ bs Se lently hand - tai- 490 040000000000, ¢ ee ae was a IES—Lost or straved: one ECRET wa; pe : wie > ) e + nar ~_omman lery \ ark brown long hair and chine entire head peepirs ev eter Deal references Bot Ni) lored and made , aes (ec) white spots on back. h Reauty Secret. 3354 8. Nef a p-188._ Post-Dispatch 7 Cs espec ially for tI 1e@ appare ntly, —Entered into reat on Thursday Wel sh. 1495. efterwon : a NiGi man who desires gently or severely Fekete, son air rubbed | PERMANENT, marcel. S10 wom ATIONS— WOMEN, GIRLS, “* “9 ) Lok mt rkview @2 . ‘aeet = rr character mperament—reprir Mr. Fisher Art Aseptible ; png ig > nt os: home | | As , "ig respectiv ire! _Phone Webster 890 or._«f) Heman._near_De peror by day. viain or fadcy. Sidney 4074s Orr his clothes. re pes ive circ > E Iuw -—= ae imar. , . i? I © ' SHE .% .RD— Eo tered into rest : >] 19 ‘ “Laoat: 4 months oid Mar eo mt t K tl ‘ R (B) f fF preach 1 lil ’ ~* = — Gra’ 18; reward, ee vi wants Howmseworr ; le , ar CIAL i mat ‘ar fie aquamarine. between — DANCING Sit -olored. laundey wOrk, Oy Gay ur A G oatel low ain wo know- | DANCING—Old-time dan oc ween 2 Bland. Bomonst 127i? PAP ea velmar 4850W; re at Cast — oi, = = alten ~ Z oe $37.50 Value MOTOR CYCLE Donnelly’ | Wed a lay Pieeecs two-step. echottinchee P tease work jet apie, nureng .* | PAP o : ee : a onneiiy 3 par- >| ’ ; . echo oom} ad po Bhed , rhtat MOT! io). dt Fr 50 > " " boulevard. todav a rs. Admission, men, 50¢; RL-—* : ; und wor os MAN KILLED, AN FRIEDERICH etery. ae SS ee ae t: leather, containing | wartane a ae ae otra L Johneon, 1416 Michigza® | op ™ —Entered into rest on c7 : bies; liberal re- | enings. Lin. 4745. ~~ eo a PAP == ta. atcha eine Jay. March 11 19° 5 STOC K™MA N-— ‘Passed on De! mar 299: sw ‘eo > ae ~ = vegeet . bey house- ed Machine, With Side Car Crashes c "at res denc e. oa 9G, yest a ’ * ¥ : wf TO i IC ENSE pean - new: : LEARN to dance: leseons at on’ S55 nn. Ls. yo.e. oe 4 re nS . , >. ; ‘ 7 : r ris Dn. 76 > ) 7 Asieth Into Farm Vehicle on the Col- isband of le me PB. hus-| ty city tag attached. Phone expert Fa oe SB gs Sit.; os " genera | hauvsework; good . AS > and 01 ° ; , : : f ™ recuest ie t: a: : > . , | on Di of wonderful BARNETT ameville Read. “: andfa ,. vhs father-In-.aw am “y 7 Stockmin. | TRUC K END GATE—Lost. Olive _ 4260 can Phot ~% hind a a 06 Cel Delmar 33228. SS Ss - oO , 7 a en wat nday, arch . wm a , | aaa 1one Lindell + ious at lamond special! A perfect ut ne man was killed and another Funeral Saturday, March 14 from Math » at 2%. () | LEARN to dance “F358 oF = SCHOOL, GIRL—Stt.; colored. ta | For exceptionally brilliant od i, seriously injured wh motor- i from Wm. F Paschedag’s chapel neds | end, West Florissant vent “ | WA Sag 4y’s; tn leather brace | given any. nour; . Ra 350M. after school: references. Lindel | ne rc n rem in »} : g s be ‘ (ijrand »} to 4 ‘on cord . . ° y | (“hi 4 ‘ = - ' __ (> ra >| . NAT Re rd a F'n r ur . ecnoee, Sidecar thay , dia Ceme ery 5) g° lease CODY. ee we waru ‘? lay evenings: dane a i hydri Lil ’ (, ORM ‘N—Entered, into reat on w ednes- sz 2 ENE, Kk Wednesday, March 1 W so W A re H—Laost_ on Broadway Car. Mondays; popu! ar 2 P56 matioana “fa . 7 TS : elderiy.: wishes position as and farin y. March 11, 1925, TP sence 1923, at 8.50 >. tm. Cronisiaw Gaczes: | qe SUA Rules Sunday, Castle Hall, Olive an@g housekeeper. in small family. refevences. | POR , a 4 geek Kol : Marie szczesniak WRIST WATCH—lLost. white gold: en- | Phone Bomont 2999. H. Albers Gal) det ween ‘+5. Fores 4s7J | — beloved father of Apolo craved C. & reward. Cabany 1180. | GoxsTER pnze kia LabY- Fsit.. will take ofre of children ate! - ve ER prize kid ‘party - | heir home . day or ening best ~~? sh ‘ 35c per hour. nton 13435./4 St (c5 ae at Castile Hal!. Olive and corn .for the grownup kids, ty work to take first-class, STE lau Rk 18-k. white and green gold faney AP ya bat Yn bel pd | Fels n, John and Cecelia Szczesniad LAUNDRESS—Sit basket mounting S. a Pam home. call foe and A KID G FX an N D> RY LI" LICE. PRIV ATE or class lesaeone. » white te ‘olfax 15: sw ° 5) : | p 1 rILAIVES—Pair, ladies’. Centra! Grace Adams, 5072 Del Eat NDRESS—Sit cole _ =—_er . ox THOMPSON—FEntered into rest — on = viet. eee mar. Weineeday and ur . samerioneed —~ A ty, Mai "" COTO CURTAINS — sixth, Distr! | omax BL. COMMUNITY © seferences” Lindell 228M, Lillian. , | & ; nad t ‘ , six istrict. ancin ; . ond - Seed * ce Sit - i en aN a ; y aud 4 GLASSES -~Pair. E ‘Meht h District evening £ fr Ws inesday and tu LAUNDRESS colored ex perienced | SPR. $25 : KEYS—On rirg. and old j Ladies ~oc, gents 35e. € ishee two days’ work, fancy ‘roner fu GREEN-—On Thure y | rruUnter, bert an bdwit . Ninth District at aia lid junk wagon. Private lessons given ; bem city references. Homent 3227 -_ | Val at 5:05 a tie Be, im. TOWa pmother of Mrs e pie and Wil- —__—. appointment. Four lessons, MAID—Sit.. colored. neat. “ Gre aiue. sgh J im J, Thompson jin he rinety-second | ST20, Lindell 722. ___.. week or 4 day# cleaning ” Bomont 2304. Tal Am MR. TRIMP gBA MSTRESS—Sit.: sewing wanted: en Seld l he) | “ vate family by fn Dri- |. 7 Seldom will you see this WRIS ~— ort ei, aston a S wil open fina! beginners’ da oniv first-class Box ished_ dregeniabe te ral = special price offer for a 3 WA | CH a by o _ 16:30 DP. rm -omain ; the’ season. Friday. March 123,— WOMAN—S! - ae Dem : = ; ‘by — ; genuine jeweled E) $ 4A i Ba a Gay i . Q mr j phone _ Det mar 1st1 _ 4460 . ; _ : a — 4 8 RUreS or house TAT 4 -igin. 22.50 na “9 for interment. eo) | rma tee 9 3a Arse ——— S..Ass> Lt . Be This Watch needs $ I a rRITLE ' ; j 2 is : —Wit.; co lored: morn! _ : no in- aE RE, Lursda) ’ ” ' Pree ae. 77 ning Mra asi ; i; ee HASSENDE "* . ,|BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT’G DETECTIVES te, Delmar 26133. _ TEX : o wi aE —— a Sit colore. + ersice an _s ENING Cc *L_ASSES. - r : Tex 7 7 DOOR LAYING. sanding. old fk -: Wat 2 ie i form ww. B.C. Suit. Lindell 39 _ mote nal DIES. be independent, e cs er n ‘ . 7 GARAGES, C"!l bs 2 Gravois avenue : : ; + ; ndows. mili-m Pa | y ~ __ ee) — ~~ au a Betty gg rng ee Se a ae LADIES—Learn hairdreseing. MECHANIC—Must be A No. 1 | FOU 4 yom J lence os _ s. marcelin b - rea ¢ comin i» . ' ry ‘ae / te “* Ro se themever) - Canna Bu lider of Bungalow Ga- day and he an ‘J x t ot i Orb) ~ ri bat “ta'e ben es ct (c) | dear father of Mrs. rienry mt , _i@ es as or terms Ca ban 62 : ay - = oe nse - . ail ore Loh -. iF . "uegRen a - SB y 8625. ( . , a 4 . e BELLERER Entered into rest on Thur mee | Gi an AGE * built. 10x18. $150: 18x18 emy of Beauty Culture, 24 feor, KER " — od meet Y ead and role, YOU? ms ona) Cs ] _ po oan of 4 6 Oliv? a Ri ‘ cr - — : ; , areus . ‘au of at = I 45 nD. | GARAGES Bi = mae verside 147: oJ. (cB) S¢ IENTIFI¢ beauty culture aoe , . For Saturday $5 guarantee ive rs be vy ad j ine i} . sab! 2 roofs: ar on @ 4. authorized Marinella netructer, 1118 N Hroad “ae ; — Ls ed ‘ az ~ ntras see 463 — n —— nted com jlete. Wash: ngton Delmar ¢ . NDER* ~“MEN—Yoi ° ing Pee be ‘ail y¢ ws | ‘or, 4033 Newberry; Forest 7594 | SHORTHAND in 30 days: = to operate Cleveland folder. Aoply 312 we ee ee ee 36) = curate: private lessons; Mit’ 4th ficor. ~~ “ert —— Se ee ee first-class [7_Vietoria Bldg. | “entral_ * eae ‘K ER—Expe: SS eZ N Ps; architect. $15 and up. Phone Colfax 5949 PANISH TEAC HER Wi a — ar. R—Eapertenced. ‘adies a — you? ie “ ‘ RR» r Cc Rr nkman, 4BO4A ; ° oe - | | — a 3 cd) _™e i. My Pz eee ‘ian (KE BPER Youre — : pate ‘ ee on CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH’ LS’Q Learn I eles penence. business col ane tule, oo refer é : , "AR - ling @ ee p rows a iene os 3 me ‘HI AG . ‘T CLE CNING CO Best Visit our school. talk with Po ~ “gene it @ preferred. Bor ©- TOU : ‘ March es Pane ) nm go Ame ; Se cB) grvuaran’ee positic ~ at $140 to EPEAR_Y —~ — ‘ei o- a ae : , . Margaret oo ,_ ae. |? completing day of evening ence . - “ap with exper a ae dear moth- = * Ba Tenet ated, $3. Lin. ety ion refunded; convenient tel eount an Bi nme ~~ knowleige of com 2 ros id ; a Mmerover of Ro} 8 Q ts 1 and 65 to 10 daily. . Side ms : 5 be anernt "os tien we? hh way ut? ld ‘ ___‘°5) | Twentieth Century Telegraph Cy 3 oem. Ba ‘337 lary $125: state ret. | TOU? : a Hee x WALTFERS— Joseph, ELECT 7th st ” Say x STI Pos¢D's iets for ; n Saturday. March , po | Ric WIRING, ETC. See ce oe: 1213 Aprade _ Bids. wee! ay 4 St. Tereaa’s Church VO it right: have Buerm ~jnstal ye oe to) 6gnin “es 86=—._ after : E e - that have ] a e Cemetery. * Fork Sid: ney 944 ann insta: 1 fic WEN we preces Tin ext apenas 4048 De mar. ic} any e si od ser tli Ms ! aad scientific . pet is o r + " . : ge In o-wrr R-PFE axES “Departed ‘. yy estimation , by Ff ladies” shingle hobbing and Columbia Theater rk , and errands. $5 ro nH the tiny V sh d ay. Marv O75. at 2 ch st. Si Suey "285M (c3) | cel course: day or evening. cine. . . “2 S £5 . a Pasi Kohler-{ ie deme nate your electric al ; vates always busy; big pe Re ag famiiton Bowling { pald 4 t ‘ pe crevy "GMA Arsen al. sid. “Sitiom ler Ba rher ( ‘ol lege. rH _ a . at Mapie. char i Fi ee P POSTAI emp oyes get ~~ e id : *parinacs, (lay te rn aod . He ices at The Danger M RIGHT DOES IT RIGHT. _ mai! ‘clerks sailare eis : i Line f ids wh 51000" St ospartubity Box LBA, Bobet . Orm acids W i h -100. permanent ; : pao _Opport upity a” 3 O41. P Die? tai # t "ie Lad ° “bi * _ — By - ; . ment. Arcade i vs «: éuer ~ A 16 years { ane rigwt be in poe attack the teeth and —= Bue andy Co..,105 Arcade in thy P .“s IY —A.er —~ “ ~ = “©! ne " . . o Oe fo EE): en ; PATENTS © . ia ; paren xen offi - work 3 rri . : ‘ re axe — : .o . : tate the gums. Acid ighter : P E R S O N A L Gas PIPE CLEANERS a: obtained; advice Boz 58, Post Diens - ch “ en eae | 3 35 — tos . J. Larso ‘ Oo a a Cross-section of a Decay results and ae we ro $2: By guarant ned. a, 105 N. 1 ea MOLDER—Appiy 1630 B® Oth . : + “— aw . ; r 640. a Carp Furaan = " teoth, showing Acid * yle of RPENTERN — Expert . = ‘ } ™ ~"perien: . ae Teri its’ — . : Conr on - Decay at The Danger You can preven t Homes FRATE ‘MISCELLANEOUS — NOTICE THEATRICAL CARPENTER. U nrad's.5409 No Sth fe! Line. . RNAL NOTICES Cc ASH Pp . “¥ AMATEU RS Wed — Tivuti ate se 447 TOR be firet-~ mm io?) y an rig ter Fridi of newlyweds who contemplate buying | LADY—For idevill ery. 1 —_ R -Experienced for city deli strengthen > ° orge Br Masonio Meet! ngs a " cash h. -. s:. cormm.ssion yer . peformer = ie sketch: : rep Spey: ro Must know-eity «a! mb your gums by using Squibb’s N An a oo, -. pr fa —~ g we mak aa le: on ployed * rs rs - and poet e fogmerts | IO e ; ‘ , , = ttl x L-39 P.. T : ~odebe t-Liie jet Dental ry . , $s ot ted ¢ mmunis “a and wreck ; CHI P aN ee ee —s Cream, made with Squibb’s Sarath ee kad) wrecked without er PERS — Experienced on,” 16 ~ . tc ere ‘ F» - / Milk of, Magnesia. Your dentist w1 : — ol s Trames and bolsters. = — tell | — Hurts Only [ae on 28 pecy work Open sho elt you that Milk of Magnesia i oc ttiniel ata, "eas | |] EM PLOY MENT Ricas shop. Fn ~ ‘ . oay oe Tr . ponsih - if ti i . Pal 7 * > a : iff SC valk sate, D MACMAHON lLiousewright. Colfax 28S27M W N ; 1 RY. f we STEEL FOUN- aay scientinc means : fear broth ——————— ET A f E iranite City. | - fe indow _ ry — - ; ie * ° a ; ™ d of counteracting the ter vice wen ang ma “se and | ~~ b—— Ee ere ; u = PAR " . ioe ee Va ran- | - ite . . “ingle midd@ie-saed : acl , Victor 4944. Lightning Serv- | —e muee hive ; ~ aint Ss in the mouth WwW hich attack the © > yet MEN, | neh near 41 = f on cat prec , ered kinds, rea- = BOYS _™ s . ‘ ‘ER a ; ry z Poa ; teeth and gums. Hence the great value MARTENS—Entered in se ' Delmar 3218 Mt. oo a ANT oe - ceo, _—— M. andiing Oe ae po rab ie 4 ‘ March 1%. 19° . : rursday aiken ; ‘S r email concerne azine prepoesftion en iar ee ee of Squibb’s Den r ad Tilie. fi ‘ as - rte 's AC U'RA _, papering = paintin z comstant serv. -¢€s of a how's a } z « ful " i , a an rf. . . ae father of eo nee ™ > of 4 “Der + Getals Be ats i? i” Cream. ~ atin Martens, Fly g 32° OW easonable, 5086 Ridge g ——— 4. Eg A. ot a } “ ts i a sie s ~ ‘ ‘ i, : ey out o Buy Squibb’s D Funeral Sends eine | fil statements: fee depestent Ge Die et Perionced. men's neckweer, “UT ‘ i ind ‘e required: refere t) own at‘ om ne nent : h y ental Cream. made MOORE REFRIGERATION 262. Po = ‘Dispatch aces givet, - , ee »! ar Peay es Mite Pon k Sq 2 Mi: ° * #7 RA ring mad shin : > ¢ + ; ““lhcay . r +e $ : Wi . i , aAacnine var " AR " L "TSMA ’ ‘ | , “ ave AG ; t uibb Ss ilk of Magnesia, and = reasona r le I ~ Tar or OR yor +4 an — e-bedy trade. Fdwart? ¢ om © = A me for pealtion ef ‘en repres : : —— diana. _Viector 1919J Fo mu tte building in a west. | Sa AB BRICKLAYER Ls es ER—#it.: erences care af mn rar ae between ‘ Ly resiget! : — work Box 47% rR 14.\7 : as : by : | . unauestioned SALE _PAINTING oe SR IE Eee. Give ral dewile im your reviy.| ria ting house or sin. call "ARPEN TER-——Si!t wants we mist 3 ficstions in steam. ¢ a « r . “ ~ eirenee gtiowar " * Salt - . CHAU “FFE v “R—Sit . om com Ai Rigg eriedical Baies f ‘tea BH R SQUIBB & ing and pap re ee “| terre ; te the Medical and Dental sr la cata O'CONNOR oN | ean any adie - aged man: mod SALE | ons since 1838 joe SMaveh ¢ : a Ping eure reteremces. Box sia oc ity, money. | : z a sud {( onner “ « ad ‘ ranite VW ore Mer «ale OHARE—§ ‘9 | OF FICK 4900 DELMAR FOREST 43n0 | FINISHE on mt crea into A: 8e ae meney on verr . . és HER ~3' bx -~ . 4 Mar . en trrand | eur co inted of — ehipmest oy usine s round — ” Rerienced l ungstrewes savin The POST-DISPATCH ‘s the only st. L ~ aie Xa ers connection te eo om “wat vice DLhireet «tte? ww rtte 1917 a ae —= na te imo Perk (ee . ouls evening Tens Ww . represen tative te ca! ehouse ving 7K ~ reoernres ‘ai wr ote ety B EN y Xs LANGAN PR: -s —. O- 1 we :* biel ‘Dienateh ' ~< 4 Var : Se bs rN] rr~_G ’ . ~ ‘ ve — ce oe © mem he- | Man icintin ta ' S — ~e a we oe oo Hog?! FIREPROOF STORAG re dway EDER— Ea per: enced 4 2 Tipe Hi 11-30 9. om turn superintendent's office, Bar vo MIIN OFFICE 52D LAGE CO. Wn <<" | Salt te _ pits _—- i . iain rnées lics . - f= = AND DELM KIT’ 7 EN MM ~ siren ea ae we Se itlermen: St. Peter = ward i) We can mve you money; ref at ort .. o ev gf” | ixMj—lost. Boetos ; ice: threugh-oa-ti a erences Anais tae Corte, Gust + ' Department rom 4528 o ar -. Dull. stra Sg r at en rates, an time — | Tytler 1L54l - 1837 Bene hate : o. WP «= d “ty a _ - 2) t ves a V7, _ 3 LBe.e }, Ne. 29. (tw) ngton . rewal . Ul 8 3625. . Pho pe for » ve M AN— Ota. 1 bY young tt attic Ses \ rene ’. ener acd les: Det ~we to learn trede. ~ eC rw ies *4 end [meee ie | Ree 7 oe 2 Te wer = . brie $1“ pert he Fer at oe F + Lewis, ws ine, . isi Lsnoh eat | \ wien . | inate .
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RE DU CED . ; ; +e a ae ‘unt : +» 3TO0 PAP “e 0 ‘sd Car Exchange. 4464 aay = (cy .v : (.4s9 Work: reasonable. isher. nat : . Forest SRP OW. Ridge. 5 “e how 3°} I % m ‘ W ho thor ‘ot ighis inderstandae . , brusnea nilk r electrie a: ‘2 neh Ba > ~ : ae rs r r Ro® MS papered, $4 uD: work 5 guar raniend. . # Pre - ue” A P AP icra . i Zz , 0 i pr f s= and ' y ; rel ‘ anil . W aT Pie RING jee Sur Sw ca | Bos os : now traveling; 30 years ‘ oe " a fre i. mee, w ' aU. ee. SOvann Box M 4085 Pos Dis. dy | Fe Ml eR - MUS I Ik kX PE. : arkview “Tbe ; dr $15: a eat z , (2 TS —l ad ' Mu ' Re ‘ awe M) role fr pale , naking cfanme ¢ ley Cane, 18. ‘: SA LESMEN—Old wAT CL . . Pee a ty TURE Livine room Sui rand ) tabies, $1.6 a es. olO; re rs adies § o> anne ' - Ay Cs ee last year; will put on vour wall veps ¥ ce experience: ante adces. | MEAT. CUTTER—4113 Baston a ineuratiee Co’ one gd ates Lf RIENCED ON LADIES Nano, rugs and floor lamp. Aj (46 75: library , $9.75: flee, Forest #42J 1723 Hammett pl. We need an sulormontt® at On , » les . p ALE ae . ‘ bi ? de hoear ds. 1.2; Nei) : tor Tr ior 1 is ons, | have @ ice tot rea , : in ma tin sulspivisian : ] ve a . e : reasonable. og ec ae | = ear? xpervence; auto uccas St. ‘ : 4A; le Vo e|} Decorating Co. ocean > ; 7 Post-D Spatc h. fo) seer $ HANI mMmanutaciure has openinz —- coe ‘ v4 " t “ftors for me, \W ( RK ‘ ST ARTING \\V AGE : » dy . naive - —— ' - =e = pee ry for a high-class mechanic to take fuili ™! SAles Dilit 1 Missouri. [lino ; ‘ . 4 ‘ iF : RE-— Mo? ozy fiat ood , ‘ £2: . ; tows , : eaulil i Mack ra pee ae ° VW Ky Dus \ ] rg ) s 50 Peay 4 man, *! ("4 ; # i ri ana aa - : n is rire - js —_ w . . " ae ’ ? x ‘ " ' fe ra nges “en. As: prt mend ; a? » eatin 5 - : , J " a ae ar aes fire: pag rine v1? . eve ore a oc k o of wall pu paper. wil) j gradu ite. some experience: charge of production; permanent position | be nessee. . . Arkansas and Kan | HIRTY-FI\ kK OR I OR | \ - Hu Des flee, 1119 Wa On ran é - heaters. $14.05: re- oe a Ss vue Cc bey ?. not trade with so dealer, * pi asonably, work schoo : epee a nN v ; x0 te i onninet ° aran. ¥ and mimeograph operator and good Salary Investment of S1l3S00 re- | - . racts and cp- operation ' % ; . um ~~. ver yard: ; ~ q : . fort 4 “ UMLNeNauUs, 2307 Sidney. ty A Pos Dis; reaps é 3) quired. Box T-1 10, Post -T)) epat *h : (thi | refere Se Ra cx ans wering give ave and DO] LARS. WITH EXCEL- "LRNI’ TRE 4-room fla’ le aving | . jiece ae wT . - ®. -pi ece - , . , ler . | men. - = Be — — mon — 10° = (e . tL — si thoro ighiy | MEN—Young and middle- aged to run on SALE +3 wT a -80. Post- Dispatch. (c7 I EN’ . SDD PINT TAT Oe . . rif o918 Hamiton te Siping roon : Ui « “rooms fur. fron alte gga ae / ine 1903 t. , a — a) The Be st. Is the Cheanea est . ah ates utes. « ifica rain; tiie runs. 3045 Wainut. (cS) |g - 1A) —Must be live wire. to take {t OP] ORT NITY FOR Pa ehany cae. Jy Sve Sacer. ag F BANKS a “ORATING Pp . & vit #| laity. ox | MEN— appear ing colored. for sales. | ~ J ~ an handle ma anufacturing con ADV AN \ _D de To CNITURE nou $210 Washi frade old fu: . fc , aa, .. ' gy BP on, tee wes ~URDS Wie TO a aa po roads ton a abany 68473 CO., 5827 Bag Pos: -Dispa\: work ‘tle sre making $75 to 835 the, Stal oe ? hs compane incorporated | CEM ENT. AT Pi} a ; | WALKER AR MST ING A F. CO., and mmense savin ¢ ster¢; cash. Lindel! 40" Be51 “= onal : ( ———e ; c coal ae stle . , —— oa ee Vf taie o issouri; other husines: . — “Want offer a i , ’ mre s . : urea av. Sa on ' c8} G ; it: Hore a a wo a bi EF ; ‘ ‘he stnut. . ee) | th attention’ of off aare hoy the | A éy ( ING kK. V ‘ DRE ‘| [4 . A BU fe Pri LIiaeRaAhRy fella) - rdav lay rr } Se- ORD . - erfes aati . “ Se i? i i he {ot} ie’ = ; te] ] and ordinar\ ins . inpany: a} opportunity for th ‘ ‘ : : ; wy . , g - AN ihe wd ' i a ' cle? are » Fyre} ” . ‘ : ; =“y ; : ' . ¥ “ ~ eal _* ‘Gna uA ; alice: experience not apes eee ne Men | ER. MARQUETTE HOTEL.) si. (gi Bessonavies 530247 Nor UY FOR CASH (73) ont” ps + te —- neces a ¥ it. 8, /? ti , 4 ‘ =] I)’ sn ‘ bY Ptt) ° ;* e motor O SSION - » , 1 eas i 1 J He De aHe bend Baiar’ and CoO.t , ‘. w oe 1: ’ -* PR FE AL j ’ ~ ; mis r A; ~see al . fren inseam > SALESMEN Hard-hitting Seettine | HO! RS Z PQ 4 . My a) - Pp. \ : | t. ITTTRE inon pape x“ ‘, Pre ONE THIRD ! TB an ee = ao Deceit’ o et ‘(nn : PTriget : b us ~ i . se ; ‘= . pe s| _— : 3 " , Oe ~ Res A. Post - Dispatch f A N-—-Sit.; colored: wan Pert ~o.. 35500 S. Broadway . —? apeciaity salesmen: Yor lt} ——e o NG MA: itor. Bomont 2012. ask for | MOLDFE) « : your “i t " ay co ae aie MAI } 7 al araview i Oy”? e° a rye $d porter or Janito PES USS, ——— =} ST eet and SQecser. Di. iui im your pockets al! the time selling the + ARK ER--— ‘ i! iigent gir af ; — a tore he “ee MONEY °* Larry Winn. Malleable Casting Co "KOO N. BroadW«v most unique. practieal invention for men. | ——e Broadway 'aundr cent) TeRNITI PE \ 8) GLANCE OVER THESE AALS ae * oe ve "Ban mart} NITURE- POO) ne uding ; EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED EX-j; 838 low ae SY « “3212 er; oe e: TY iG a German, 0 months (C8) | See Mr. Greenwood (fo: noor only ¢ | PEN M. Renton Ste ries - >= | ) BEAU PARLORS fOUNG MAN 5: seeks work, any kind MOLDERS—For malieable and grey iron Rhodes factory office 1 118 a+ Bee 4 " work , Seer as cop ee ce oe sy ul es St. Sinimons ACTH, AS ADVRTISED S . ; +? OOO CABH for avtese, AND HAIR DRESSING 7 bly as 0 butcher. 2332 Menard bench or sq' eezer good wages: en e ; (c65) | PEN M™ iRK PR —— was A ME adn FNS an d 5 0” x with publ counting firm: | ich ar lee - — ~ r : , . ( leani: ne ("4 81944 ; 7 a i R \ > " > . e 17 aah ped for your equits HAVE * TT “Se Oh eae ke full charge of office and book-; 0. Plow Works, Canton, Ty. SALESME: ——70a, estate offers a spien- | = nan I th ca} U ITUR E- rooms uruishe eo ’ SHO SWI POMS TW tye MA : CASH paid for gold. silver, platinum, bro Monev jonaned, pawmente reduced, ae A RET waa a wave] - OTY . ; system: ge references OX | NIGHT MAN For garage not over OD hearsay ah ge im st Fa pon present enced PRE “SER les art nits good ? : bed !room dining "00M ian 8 GH x tH ao TE a STOCK ED one _——s false teeth. Miller, biz HURER MOTOR CAR CO ’ . 6 : ‘ (7) ‘all after & ~— ’ ote mp > 357 tO engkuge [wo wage Blea tT! ork, njted “leaners ra coveril “a! ug s+. . (7 : : =aen ie live at. ‘ ’ “01 Lax ust Borment o414. fe 6o) chine entire Pi Sia: Ualrantee D188._Po Post: Dispate! ’ a arter D, M:, 313 N Grand. rear. salesmen ms be the 1g ‘ ' nad Dvein ‘orp 1 pope libera term Neine rn ane ‘E: tINITURBKB. EVERY ARTICLE | ~,. a — Reauty Secret. 3354 Jefferson 4:6 : NIGHT WATCHMAN—White. between] looking for: if o. let's talk it o . | PRESSER-—Ewoeronc eee s ' (65) | MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, NO CODE | CASH pald fo diamonds, old old. ptatt- AUTOS WANTED BADLY 1495 : § WO Az N, GIRLS | 4@zes 45 and 40 mnarriec Lpply Friday | nt ! unection , OF eg re ry 5 ’ ; SEI nur ane ver bought Broadwa' : ‘ = os gs 4 Ps ade ii ‘ ee. d \ } a f Ai (*"> ‘ ri = * . 42 err oe : 4 rt ) | . > . ‘ - . . , . PERMA NEN r marcel. “S10 n up. > Phoact 5 { TION f. t@ A mor ning bet Veen R and 10. 40] r Park I in ’ reputable eres nizat on: ata? Cl > ; 2 ‘ ‘ je A ¢ es + Soe . t) . 2 nn1 ‘¢ 61 : N P road Va ; W pay ash —_ us before you well. appointment. Parkview 25 a for : PRESSAKERS Si experienced, home | As Ki. for _Mr, Lal ew (ed) | , ie? i age. married Rox [we wth a, =f j "ape 3 , | ne ed nes HT] _s ST prices pald for ola go'd OLIVE rT ’ rOR P10 Washington bil. Mr. Fisher Art Aseptible Beauty for ; piain or‘fancy. Sidney 467 4\\ OR] ICE ROY Mi is. ~- - — i4 - pn wal nae ato? > ALESLADY—Ex, | mitt Serpe : . ™ wna ne iT _ehair: , PET pe Ss TES ° ” . ry le. ry. ties ronds. Miller. 7O5H ! > Rerfont TION io? lor 70a Hen jan % (db) ‘ eourteny ls > tie . "i ' ‘ val er ‘ ‘ ‘ P at . Ti ‘ j ho j et] ‘ Litoret . : ada peer et imar._ (eB) - 7 = a ee = SPOT Li” Lafayet NS lL. a > 7 | UR NT PUR i or ‘ , "ane = py ‘ : r. Simmons - DO Y OU NE FE Dp MON FY ? ere. erat ‘wants housewo! K 11S Bia, PAIN’ W ASH ER—K—Exxnpe: enced 1116 x mnt ;? , t , et Nog . Fore ORS Ue f ¢ 4 I ’ oe : " : er he “ an; ‘ ; — - a —_ : - 5 . , 4 4 " tr hRuia bie onns } " reir > ‘a be ty our DANCING GRU Sit. los. i ‘ > ait day 2 Lr ‘ | at = s ad } aan a ses 4 . > sn 0 | gre : . = ae : . by U R N i [ v R E F ( a ~ \ F iE a j » oe JEWELRY—WATCHES Possession : no . tan “ Cor oe le ntia 4 ane ] f —— or week. land, PSE. PAPER H ANGERS —3@. me E aBtOn..c7) b ; r 2 gape fot be é. lace os oa re - Abcmgpe cg tin. we age ' ag “4 -- ’\ oe iP 6A? | PEC’! DIA MONT'S bouekt on » 500 ner « evenings YAHLEM MOTOR *4 isk , crytiting ty - 4+ a ; | urs | ' , any ne in Mer. 187 iv 1oO% rend aw DANCING anal 3] ld-time dances eve Alla ' a os om r . - ter = ery Wea me. )6|6newW, colored. nursing , PAPER HANGER Call ‘ { , , 5 . might af Castie Hall, Olive and oo a: 2 or laundry. Bomont 20925 Brook'’yn an oe. ais. ae + OCR) Box v 2680. Pi Cs : athe ' a, | ork with ent FURNI rURE BEDROOM SUITE, 4-piece suite in Burt 100 AUTOS WTD 4 ; | 4 ‘ tit = . -_ ts . Waltz wo-ste use* = . IS lancers. J i wo eBay ven, G0: ; ladien San . colored, genera menepwos ” PAPER HANGER—First-class: at ae learn on set gages ly Ixper lene ed Sorter and Nar] Ker ae ed arge »O-ineh 30e y: Mo Sunday work. wark 2307 Sidney. +4 they) ) anager, te represent (he Davee thie Ria aac seniaa "teal teleienie” Uta ieee Sarant dancing “tecan ar ae : PAPER HANGER—Firai-clase, 00. American Magezine: good men cam earn | _, uust be capable and: furnisi good refer | ryt a By FS POULTRY AND BIRDS Before March 1- $100 to $1500 spot caahs “ev ait s iL 474s aught: priva colored, “honest, maid house- edge Collins 32°97 Wises: aah « better than 3435 per week at start Appi) Laundry. °907 Pine —" Moar lt is difficeuit ¢ - (er sine © pe Nn Soe qe-- LA ING HENS-40 héns for $30. 14 dont sl before you see \ pay more, enings, i.1n. 5. Adams, noes f : home nights ‘Rubie. 2717 co im: Ollins, O24 ista; call Mr. Booke. B20 Pian’ers’ Bide: sted aund 0 7 PL Ooo ie’ se rae fficuit to convince one with mere nstructi throughout. hegya Vn + . ' —_— YAHLEM MOTOR Oo ‘ N Grand... i —s — a oS Pa ee ‘at he? | - SPOTTER &—On ladies’ garments: good : ut seeing is believing. Why run value Largest buyers dell >. (c8 ‘ ‘ **s ‘ ; ii Ps) 4 f , . - 4 ~ . * ~ re od - ° in Sta Lan DMO. ( ~———- -- . P ght KE = NM AKERS—Cafl at once _ room SA LESMAN wages, steady work. lnited © «Rood Epa ind to private nouses looking for bar- | d ae stile pod ums ae ITE LEGHORNS— Reasonable and in- | eee a tet 2 ; ee . ™ aRL—Sit for genera! housework ; good, | 52 tuder Bldg. (cd) To a person wishing to make a per wren you can come tor ‘tor 3os6W 53403 Pa | lessons_ at at ’ oroeee tet ices ae : “nome nights; piain. cooking. | P ; g Kk ) *) ’ Dyeing C rporation 4861 Zaston ( ts .e 4e%e¥ aA. I} Ros By 3 S|} I * 4 . P — * .« . $115.00 o “4 " — — a g 1} i RNITURE ). AIA! ; ESSEX—4 «oa h; 18°23: wonderful con- given any hour; ” and PO eae : Friday e\ enings; ” nightly. “ j elderly: =~ ishes “position as referen es Bex O-? Post - is.ic7) r ‘ ' : : ae ertcey “* y. | a + 4: Ee. ries ctations ra d! Vand transcribe Ceri. 1Stt ’ s , Mondays; popu! ar 2dc atl hee dancer 6 wt housek , in small family: references. ; PORT > RO vlored, for retail gtore: must S AL ES M EN ? A by r ENTION! ra tal , State - ner oa ce age and nini RA NG 5 : rar = La. = tt A = . dition DUMpers. spare tire. dise wheels Sura y. Castle Hail, Olive and . = ree oS. _ Forest _ 487J. have best references: answer immedi I can use three ageressive neat-appear- mum salary desired: work Ol rel nm $0. a eC "~ Mea perfe: LIVING ROOM SUITE beautifully uphol RADIO and everything: a real bargain: termes; ’ Phone Bomont 29! If. Albers, wil) take care of children ately _Box O-5 0. Post-Dispatch. 4e)} rr re ae oui a Pi os way. oan = eo bir m. to 5:30 pn. m. Box O- 161 an LAMPS Bridge 7 foe : »! | stered \” Raker's velour. Marshal! spring Radi: Re i i } aise @ ae coach, $425, with plenty of ate mem — ~~ ne @t their home; day or evening: best ~f-| SHAPER HAND—First-claas. ND IE Pe eet rete! “bh, Ping * + haipegaia TRI IV ERS EX oe McPhers se ai oor Jamps. 21.33 construttion. larce davenp ort, arm chair acio pa ring | pap 7607. Bellview. Bemon 7123. » MONSTER (prize kid party and | green ball “renee: -85c per hour. “Benton 1343J.(65 Storage Battery and Locomotive Co.. | actual personal gah. BR oe oe MM ERS—EXPERIENCED AT he - TI tires le > et bere. de eee “y od ‘ “4 . Vas ae ‘ 0 , F | ee ’ , v t } ) ' ry “ “2 ‘ > o r . . ‘ , corn. be the growaen “kids. Ir we Pap- . 7 MAUNDRESS—Sit.: laundry work to take 1909 S. kK neshighwas —___‘©) make from $100 to $200 %er week ppwa 4 po ot Fy work ; Rood pay Apply ‘1: THER ROC “a. os —— nea % THR EE PIECES $94 00 , ; Vpen evenings. 901 Waltor . POIAOS Coaches: these are absolutely new, = music, —# wre; call for and deliver: first-class; STE NOGRAPHE R—Mus st be eble to his ts a high-class unit which sells from | inet, - LE RAE HAT CO.. 1216 Wash. pea Se any 2118 S a pee 80 mat to sell af $795; save $250, terme. PRIVATE or cl Joao ) fe8) Swhite, Colfax 1534W (5) dictation rapidiy and transcribe acc $. Experience the publishing , 4 . euteak Te ore Ee = wer LIVING ROOM St TE heavily « ove: : Woode, S134 (rive fe7% j Cor class le ‘ = —_ — sam yay aie t in ee so AIO ' - ‘ "S sapere —— s : anet ’ ° ng . - 7 Pane an lifed suit } a Oe } = ‘ ‘ = ne ive © —— . - Grace ya ass ie ~~ ty A 1072 INDRESS—Sit. colored: or « es ning rateiy; state experience, age and ! desirable. but some of our best pro- Ww WTR . 2 “ “ hou 6111 Horton ahs fogs —— ore Y ONC | stuffed T So st Marshal! spring construction SAFES HUDSON —Coach, 1924. like new, | priced rest a aw "yg Tharsd f ia, enced: “i a 4 Spneree: - cing urs, §& ucers h , come to us from other fields. 1 Ti, — ~ LS IN ‘ eee ee ‘oor, Cm ‘ A fipholetered in fieured ohair rev ald le The 7 _— right e, ‘bson, OT27 Easton. a (7 a ~ - _— references. aindeil 2A&lH lan, m. to dD. ™m. box V- .: - ‘ SPEclaiiyv hose “who have sold bonde RESs- Lx penmenced i.) per week panippacenditnasnae tgs ' - jav rt rim ©) nd fifesid . “> —— OW and used; new location. HT AON mach aint, tire r+holat v ‘ " , A . ° Sas ‘ = ¥ fom ‘of . lround; ap at once, ali- ; ' Haestor 2 PLANO Prederiek, Call 36 , ta Poult, = Bes. o° | 37 : | Q: week or 4 days Clean! ng omont 2394 pply at once, mai BANKE: RS’ LIFE CO. , rahe 3. . sheltered id fieured velour Alabanu ‘al WPT) eae oF as $5 we Vv . , alo s ‘ a c e * e SEWING MAC HINE —New Singers, Se Positively just Hk new, only $796: phone Delmar 18731. 4460 Delmar. (c ork. _& Sigh * ee — Ca Rei - lored : mornings. Mre TENANERZ And “> oe _{c6) 4 1°? a) time. Morton Electrix a3% KITCHEN ABINET ’ whit , Whit elmar 2613. VNANER+~And sticker hand; first cal) ey ry ee ¥ — | : | ied and sak, nisin waren oan on . 27.8 a DETECTIVES Sars ge ne age Seog oe ae eee Pianing mil werk. An erican Wood Prod. ee WTD.—WwomeEN, GIRLS WOMA N—White. to d weep ng ; = - | — . —— ‘ey and oak. sliding porcelain tops dron per month ‘bu rs Ke « $ 4 50) other wont. ba xt long: terme: tra SX_OFF Row WOMAN Sit sen ON gn oe a ct Corpo ation. 101 Blow (c6) Weikalte: , WARI OBE —Walnut: $10. 4°08 Laba- : completely equipped Regular} Cropheads $8 Pg a FE tet psp MOUTH SIDE BUICK AUK, CO EX-OFFICER E. LA W DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY : pvUsG WOMAN Sit. with + *year-oid I at ‘¢ ny} . oe — m } il er 10 af S educated pe Slee position nativrtal , ae ‘oe AimetAL § t ae lelive: , in i? , carton -7 : T, an . upes For le — ‘ “ lan =, (eR, . w“eRvereg Sanitary A esa ee sAS: PLAOOR CASES Wti.—About 60 BLUIC kK—j 922 eygupe. 6-e¥vl) nder , SUITA Magnolla. Sir — — == oe by anomie GP 27-inch nosfS, enpring and Simmons felt mat- son. 10 do housewo:k or take care of OricK JOONINE 303 Montgomery) Yes | Satapersinen : I> RE SS FoS-——Sts & h: at reasonablo } prices. children. 1856 Ss. 12th ry PE WR ITE R Veo H ANIC Steady work V- are 1 need of thor ough y experie peed - } promot ! h., en due; rernunera- MACHINicS We, - — = ary. ‘y Al, by G6 er & foo larnhe Stores liivrh ¢ sha pe - terme 33 eoat and gown wor kers Apply employimen: tion g00d per "4 ‘w1Q), Post-Dis a Ce aahele a ni — Re ts TW IS BED SIZE $18.75 Washingto: ied) “WO4M dept 5th f K LINE'S. 606 Washingtor WOMAN— ave normal! schoo! or col- - y x OF otal - 4 ¥ ee FIXTURES Wtd. — Show. ‘ases EUICK COUPE “19°° Sk office nartit 713 N.! Refinished hke new: see it today. terme! Benton J]842W (5) ry expected. Box rt O- Pos - ‘ t i 5 : N. Cirand (foen evenings ; b VE NING 2 | ASSES. TAZ. BB OTs. ae ic iF I'TER—Sa nels n "h a oO} ; ra : ‘ f mand e& enn? lf e =¢> 7 . ‘ , ‘+ ve | ‘ Wi a‘ ton. « ia ; ‘age a tie . ‘ ‘ale, LADIES. be independent ; learn hairdress. | MEN £0Y8 yER M Aan it Anerienced for shirt ‘ual - ‘ yan f ; ov : + 7 ‘ lia a - aad ' hand furniture } CWONCSOLE me | TGS “lold Seal Ox >» er mab 4f eau geek, Bie. alive | ‘e?? ing. beauty culture; it*s practical g- 7 ’ = n lar i rk AD piv foreman, Mor- : y «+. hon a hap ™ mes so & ne; 1 n wif nicaeL on ut r F — , ery « Tuaranteed nerfect. practically ev- 353 -_ a “ , (2) ‘HE Vv ROT ET life 4 4. an tad: ‘bupe. ibke profitable: big ‘demand and wages. Call yO MECHANIC—For night work. Atlas aundry $ ice, (firet floor, 3093) saan aAt i e == : — nationally we'l krown: e not SPRING opening ie of furniture, | ery em mene tg select from. Reeular Yu rar ee a ring like new, a! oon tires, man or write for catalor: day-evening classes. ‘- Auto Repair, 4851 Kastor # Morgan. ‘ a ae s be DIPP ib ihs—Experienced ary uf 1 nel'tyv. ambition and tact and weboxe Kapiane 14 s | mrice S18 FOUNTAIN= Complete, oS ome &-ft Forest J}244W : 4 Moler College,.810 N _ 6th. ic c$) ‘4 3 [TO MECHANi« —Must 4 N YOUNG J Seed kindeiit - times Meneame a eet Candy Co, 3439 Pin [Ce nti his 1 or college educati > Ov R PRICE 2: e71° 95 a intain and backba: , insta lie I new ae RO mmr pa LADIES—Leafn hairdressing, manicur'ng, eStndarld ¢ ‘he vrolet | 3 L351 “State not over 18 years of age. CANN ie RS—And solic itors for Eaat & h eade to « utive pos'tior ie bh WOR of furniture ow or used Sept. ae ya he or, boot Se ‘ape z- its M, OL A i ¥ hupe. ; ate riod sarees marceling. beauty culture; big future; et St. Loui rl) : ' Union Cap ( _Wash ngton ‘ Lwuis didi Tri- ity: salary and bonus See free th >» «it Phon VeDed4 ap-- ’ low? ’ wee! ce , mn SuUppile et ” reasuna Hy uftes ‘ used. Ame UG. Sa oe aie , a med SP - | Mr Franke Ph B pS tg AE etch gary 09° Le Lor - ‘oe 4 : : werey YTAnKH TIRepRar arrow Making room fur bakery. Address Liax 44 day and night ciasses. 8t. Louis Acad- eg d hand on b or ye ov Nc; About 20 3 id ir : i eno-Bane ‘Prod: Cts 0 : iN if Con ae On de diane : : : ‘zy | * a. a enmy of Beauty Culture 24 floor 804 Pine. v4 1 tle ny , on AA and re ’ ss ini u Fars oO to T ——{* ou peg: | lni@ models: SGIENTIFIC beauty culture taught B16 N. Broadway - i Post e | authorized Marinella instructor. 4479 1 3 ene -- -—---— OPS re CR ee eee =e >? moor Cahany 8°71 (oT) tigate “4 Sori toe) » | Ww machines and are , , Se ast ges J Washington, — Delmar 600. (cs) to over Thay BX— Youn “a ia “must, “ ore naion ome Sah ‘ a " WOMEN vF io a ; code guarantee en me ' 4 et ; , A, pixce to buy store and effice equin- Brices $2350 to $405: Chevrolet dealers: SHOW THAN In 0 tar, opie, MEA Fogltht OM AH TE rE uel na gathane Cs ,, RESS OPERATORS ir IRE PR Sy cx rvnny evens ity a bt ar | Liem cath "s" fone * "nen" tcnaSuned | (Sr temtiation' pani, Spee” ente Sige ecurate; rrivate lessons; tvypewr i a — 9 ‘us’ ‘ig money for , is start: experience unnecessary, mply } tunity xe asher chen t LATE! aAppor@rmen COaRG, F7E0 , ' ' ad, ose. a a 1 pe PRR Sroniccces ‘adies’ straw ‘ ig one, ¢ expe enced 4,0! De; a “scapial tine . ox O 99 p i, PoRO ' . ‘° . te . S"- Ary Mr MENT — ' LOD b—Husinees COUDE. io? : hike new: : veek all ' ine “Ww ashine ane’ . eneap: terms: trade. 2a S. Jeffes- 827 Victoria Bldg... Central 698 } s YOUNG i : eet a aaad - = a me —2) Rad ‘ ‘Or | Pe) as i | \ \—] % Veare or a r denert oe \ at Xt pr rie Cr o ‘ ‘ y - 2 é j SPANISH, TRAC at Rew, Please write. # Rats. Martha Hat Works 414 N, ~th pe Shot ~ nie lop -RRER "GAR mS NT CO, 9! ashin WOMEN ey fonaliv. k . BE hee Once: = 2 “in ‘ 11 >. on . ( Rrinknoran, 4A N Feith at. . Fs a = - hare - ann a ne why cd) ‘ago : poratio: th ranch off} oy : ge gi Me §. _— . ihe ‘ Be , ; . KKEBPER Young man, limite , ne et b, hi . i? os ) ’ tin rye) = foaled througzhous the _ e¢ pani . si I ne Sx. *nirai == \ = ‘ . ris '"ywce ¥ . rel pln y Peete. business coliege training, some | "erences. Box 0-290. PD E Soretbuaity: ta evlous. aan une bs —— Plambers’ Plumbing Suppiies = OVGE BUSINESS COUPE earn € egre p y me | ning experience preferred Box QO. YOUNG MAN—For stock room of large as here hin tahliehas ; a" EDW A. LANGAN FURN "3 Late model: almost new: beautiful car: Visit our sehool, talk with etudents. , ‘Dis cy manufacturing concern: must know how dni't P ) page len Miindae U Y oe ae 19064 MONGAM 7. «_- : Te 3583 - VONSI« ‘ere as PE, “4 ape a, Sag SUPPLIES—SAVE MONEY. guaranteed’ termes, guarantee positi ion at $140 to start B. [KEEPER—Young man with exper to drive Ford trock Iso know cit mona hee eee thoroughly neaeolia ae ¥ a : Os ‘ . 4 } ) asnine iY erie : ; ns ' : . g hom - ~~ TRADE. 4 yr oot enameted arhnrnthe ‘ up t. | oe an adel a o . = . . we we 5 ' ‘ ‘se }}' . P . enarie led Kite hen sinks be ur pedestal FORDE —15 at a ‘ ae! ny ” 4 ty tic ofiun: - oN le . SUBiirg: perman it! 'tih putl - io ; ' jon refunded; onvenilent t anent position ww South | F6UNG ME Xia , rn ee GIR Pe ger ever rT nd Sunday ~~ nis 5 - i petty aro ' . dining-room sets, in r . roy * . . ve , ! rs te a? hous hol ld ZOO! ia, (cd AVP tories $16.50 up. china toilet bow's . . - oe 5 05 ub lozens othe Dargzairns MIall or- roR D— pret mve you thoroug! : - wr ieee ale ; ¢ f 4 ad in} on } vs ‘ . . ’ G (iLL—hk oo: i t ; ? > ir ‘ vy . ett? ‘co ux} } i’ . “:m -—- q TV TL : #he (th st. ___(8) BOY —~Orr, ce boy. 12 73 Ar ade BI “4 ee while foo nit oe , ; . 4 y yon 2 no re M:; int ¢ re . r : —, . , a ; : * ve : 1% $16 K -) “ UU 1 Fk I T DE ine XE NNIS (ef * 9 5 y's ' P aad ea) Pao OM: 4 ¥ | Easton. ;' ’ ’ ' ' EPO IMs COMP E 1 , MR 4 830 South er Be | — Hage 4199 nee $50 ‘down, * + .* BOl—Colored. to sh! ” after : ‘- ” * ef : ; = 11¢? : ge ("os ‘ 3 Fr zco } RO GIRL Ave - ; z .. on yf tj > wo . ’ ators ek thi oft ™ y lee Trade Schools Roe whool- experience. 4904) De inar. (c) ‘NG MEN—4 . 18 to “S4, = and Ub meneralls reeful. 3411 . Geane ited poss bilitie nterview our een. | EASY TERM e sel! se to everspods eo OR] ¥ a MEN—We teach scientific barbering ; also me For office work and errands. pes “Orkk ‘itv or out of -fow can earn 'GIRL—You ng. white. to aasist house rork. AP igh eto ae: Geiss hha LS all BI. irae wilt ‘sel! vechamicnt condition ; ce} course ; dav or evening. Moler grad- YS—To set pins Hami ton Bowling ; Ce@mopo’ itan. 1961 Railway Fe«- | GIRL—~—To » le fm tecseiiles ee ’ “@i7 ' TABLE SUPPLIES ro i ; aa a ae ee sed vates always busy; big pay. Inquire By Aller. Hamilion at Maple. chanee Ridge " (cB) care en 2 or no exper . nice © referen —_ rs . ' . — RI—-Coupe, 1973: nied lob inte f + ¥ eceassa f ~1v4 Oak, Wel!ston. Te ‘ ai 5 ‘ EGiag Wtd—To buy, from farmers will $45 down Wiillame it pav Ye above market price Rabin 7 a ler Barber College. 810 N, 6th MBBOY—Dris:. oll ~ Pharimacy Clayton an ~AN OPP RT "\ — —— +" . d ea a, pty ee ah. i | [ N\ T GIRIL—W hite. mother’s le per more f0f } worng: 7 Per “ora ) lar as ea a es : ony dss bone than wanes. Werden Bag). 738t | YOUNG. woea ay qe ean ang ae 137. 50 $137. 50 Furs. Houses & Flats For Sale. i ‘0! 3) Vonb “Couns. 10 erated — 0 is ‘yea to jearn zoe nessa. ity { { Can Stanford. : iN re y (hy ; » a ay Se Bperty Thc s PURNISHED Pt. A T- big. Dalrt, new tires terms a M OS al eon so Coe will TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING ="! ‘Ssen sveningg and Sunday, postoffice clerks and Carriers. $17 S200 opportt unity. Box L- 341, ‘Dict tal as I Valuable territors GIRI Rican ae - - , ‘one - be of good char. fein 3 Sew! DE machine operator; also one Mo*ranfo p 8, rant flat furnteh deny Coupes models SI85 ! a =— MACHINES = en moter, $4650 ; 50; $2100. permanent: let rs ' aty . ; ~~ ver 16 y vears ge must be , ; ; . a llin rm . up for exam. Call On- 4 pr bit > nN nereonality ' “an be trained Wiiit to learn: if married dont apply VP { — py per : me vt. Arcade It! da =a ula, Mo. 168) oa Herz ( ‘andy a ‘’O.. 100 Arcade , ny ‘sit aoe ml) nav than ‘S900 Keer ie ean Cover Co.. 44388 NV. 90th (ec) | : pe Ww ba EN nh "> ree @ POMS a — - . | eleven ” millien moter, . sai ale SS k in) : , e~ - ) ‘ ‘ nr WY, ‘ »- ; . “eo ; : : pe? TOT Ro »- Pare Post. Dis. GIRIL--—For electric store, _willin ' P ' en = . , é ad ; . trade | ae W arhin . ‘egy ; . ri g to lear ; o- : o~ TS Reeping HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANED For Sale Souped’ pavetel” chal canines lir 50 —" : (OO) : J a—Alert and intel! gent ffi é work ——— st ij i) } _ ee - i iPrk “ rk g0Or) Fs .% " , A ir pe PATEN TS ° : B aie Age. apply in» own handwriting kx SiO we k ' 7 | 45 rr two: ‘ eondar ; ‘ uk wPoOoHKS i fe ray rid» y1 ~ eT lf ® ANDIR ( rN eee, urn ture. Cc rpets. contents ADD = MA aise Burroughs: fine con —— inqition hiew tmil ted. from Sits ts PATENTS obtained; advice and folder free. Se 2-98, Post-Dispatch ms : SeSO) AGEN 1 : WANTED_MEN oy learn need apply Comet > ioc tri Co IND Cre of ats. dwellitgs wr oe all lots: need tition; $7 Rs a. Metarthy, 124 A 32M): te ees is 53 Washington. «ofr F. J. larson. 103 N. 4th. Ol ive Bm zee ss MOLDER—Appiy “1630 N. th Salesmen to sel! evtkiia tathe 7118 Market s! tok ese ne on = “> ods badity best cash pr ces. hober cade Olls e 333 , } ‘ORDs- =i) pores an oncuieale eal , 3 hoe oe ; ‘ NE pt , , ' Vv 443. Page. Delniar S6U or Delmar &6 4 ; PH— te del TA mimeo mye as ' r 352 2 , Ae ale: “ge poor No Money Dow wna Kas) T erms i Pay r : as i a. | - / MST wEOU a ovr om ae} Ki. 3 jee easy terms. trade. 3520 «> , ~~ " ~ - — ate A - (eS) i u retails fo leas t} s ee 4 %. ~~ . _ . ‘ . r ate 4 ian S00. ‘ +» . ” a . ME ENTER — — Experience: nonunion iberal comm ’ssion: great sellera; we hein GIRLS house-to-house Va ssing, Wee: . : JU furnishings of : nd : ood | alt 3 Sih { onrad’s. a. ALLL XN 8) he ‘ou ‘ ? . ke hig monev. Write } rank Experienced trimmers and , py en ae , ‘ , . ‘vlan : , s ™ badreerm bers rug Vet rolas kor bette . cel 4 hp i ‘s ‘ ifatin ; ‘> ,e ? HH» ce tey Foor to. + Oune to pA ror ‘ ‘iets . ont. wa on : ‘ i i tl, ‘ ' » . j , er ' ron = . ; t Vou can ; a , eee tontaht Ree ES R-—-Experienced, for city deliv- roe or need not anp 2732 Cherokee.(c®! 0 ays at ye beg coll ae (CARPETS - r contenta fats,| Knights 151% Locust. Centra c)| FORDR—8-. ~ Nilisen Phompeon LA DY—F or vaudeville. ‘gketch: recogn! in : rd. must k ne w : ity a? eets: CANVASSERS and SOLICTORS ( I IRLS—I or hene}) assemb! ing LES] r Dory - ’ ee io ; i Racth vga Age are bbehontr Liv ry is imellin Lo rey Stor; {ab 6030 BS) TY p Ee w RI TERS—I! nelerw ood Ro: al ats lew arn Aa mode «: COU hes and tourings peformer., standard act: must 7 ge foved Sate age and where fosmer)) AD ERTS! NG Sov = — —Annh : A 4 COMMER f if ere AN mt mane y] eae? aie air and tecker, gvith . uphol LOT nd mattress, Kitchen heuter wat ington and po tak s one. to $60 bargains terme. 7419 Manchester, d Cc d rig one 3d2 s ict 10 a m ] Ori, 4 , - “eid 3Qy° ‘as am a i a gh . shee: aint Co ne “4 ne ;' . als 4% monthe » upwards, st Parte sULee +f j ane nos ae a — onary. Bo oe TIP L Box 0-35 _ Post-Di Sot sae =r 0 ‘ ks | : lis Me Ppts (), ‘6. ‘u air Friday, 3882 Ei ; eeat and hack library table . : . | re tine gic. BW ae ane Te sak 9 Aw u oe yd ai fe: $2 cellent gha pe: 4213A Olive. Lindell 3720M. = (c46x) PERS — Experienced on, * 10% Room 1526 C) jy Apny 9 to) CIAL AUTO BODY (CO,,. 5401 SAVFRLADY—For bakery “counter” Call bridge lan Dring and. qmatieess, ches R ST-- Beautiful. Wpiece; | 1163. a om , e ‘ ~ i ? ~ i i g ‘ : 4 a ; 2 se . ’ « ‘ lv . ‘ 7 r. . sor ] at a aA ap . i am he we =a : ; , “ . ” Porn ws PES— a t . —— side frames and bolsters. N. Bulwer. (¢96 ee a ’ near a toe a0 Oke. en oa: quick sale: no: dealet SA RERUILT TYPEWRITERS eal berga $1 Fa to, Kaho ‘corms 3 PARTNERS WANTED SALE T ADY Of won Cea tal cher a gvoleum rug : f table. 2 chairs . wi . nak 2. oe dine nortabies aduiies JOHNSON + ne & a67 Olive y Work Ope 7 0 anvaseing: $ ' burner rebullt gas range, with oven and : : : ity - on Pp A “3 r — R Wt Zz ; sO cae \: heat ma - l~ranites]? for , year, CORONA FORT) —1074 enue (mre good and 4 HOUSEGIRL—Sn fal is e ‘ 3 4 ; 7 | aaasia . at = perry ane? me it} = . ; er 3 ? ~ m = >} - .) oly I: * ' - ; Ls ‘y! brotier,. and sideboar with mirror back “24 (cB) rYPE w r 11 ‘ER BALES Ci ©°07 NN. Rth rood only 8°90: terme EM PLOY M ENT | IF or “1 % sattery service man, Diace: no laundry: wort BOR We t¢ RI S ‘ vy, 4 y ss ro + pany be A ] war ted as yar eri} aout } aur \ oO! ) ‘Slga omaiat a ot) and : =: ! ) a1: 4 B 7 CAN rE EL | (>| N\ ; } t n Brag RL — Wh gel a! house . ere aes , * ? “ae ' How CAN WE py) THIS” a SUL CRe - reg me \Weat O} ve 3505 : (eR i M}iNSOIN AUTO Co 5087 Olfve ; : NOSRY to termington and port PUORD— 19%: cowne new #tvie pa’ bus Ness SIMA Ti CaApilai ! i , \w rk . . ‘ - oF 4 . . . » ; , are out if the high-rent district, ad st , ‘ ‘ het j ictor | 1 modittion. $450 WANTED 4 ye + Ity, I], (C4 Box 8 $. Post-Dispatel ' mettre ASM eS 2 ' ' Appiv at o 3 Manche- ot : ; 4 Peaiig UrDerie: bed. winale. middle-aacd. | ‘arrinc with coin HOUSEGIRE famn'ty- geet hence. beat] Ay gultengsd eae Pidiei oe Gmeoe em ceuicitas a . ) = eee eee ae eenin Tememtitas Reahanes (20H AUT oan a Tove,’ a Lunchenen ae OI prern |ses a wit ' sary gat ee ae aa sil VWateoman bd bases Phone ‘a hans 13 IH] Walker , J hs ': . 4° tec ogy 1th ’ rs hia 1974 de \uxe coupe: Al cenditi ": a . ocust 1) oonertur Tors rig) arty x | HOUSBDGIRL-—Or middle-aged. ¥ > for ° u "abana h , “amneenh Gt fe iT complete line A air uily equipped: sacrifice at $350. sATh Ap ; h Ise Work ref arene Hoe ~ Son * ion Trpey 2 117 N Octavia ay : J: nning* (any — firep. tock z sa HANAG iER—: AD. ble é? reakin ‘ost-I a. Cal : Fenere : —, , it r O abt ve ; ki y andling solicitors on high t . — — : . Wate i? (Cc) FOR S LE TD ot | Tl a C ' eal — sary . mri f ‘ PURD—Coune p> = cord - or 2 a? : A W Ul rn u Cu] = . a pli i teil o flint aks ™ . SE Il makes. revaire. rental f , . accespnr ies $*26. ' } ' ; . }iMioty .Pine. Main ; orn - a “604 Geodfel- / ~ — - ACCOUN. ANT—Si.. 10 weep books ft | ma - several small concerns not reaul ne | S8zine proposition; salary and HOUSEGIRI—VWpite. for general house- Constant services of a tou ka seer: Luvs z ‘2 Dispars full details. Box Le SALESMEN WANTED Mork: referen required Forest 2506 709 ] L he Open | 6 P. M.. Saturday 6.! f yr ‘7 4 r ; ‘ an rent anv make of tynew iter POR Does ‘coupes, 1Tl-1994: paint geod: : ; * including Corona four. epecial ate ; tives: hae all ne emary equipment ; income tax returns complied: e@iso —" r Experienced rer) at ALTOMOBILE SALFESMEN — We nt 4 ( yeneral housework, a 4 Clal statements: fee depe.ient upen 4 l@ave a nh ep age veral good automobile salesmen iit ookin nd children: no lau AUCTION SALES if impossible jor you , ; | nf | ; aD ! Pet tHe: , 4 through the day cali: Centra! JS fol aptaye lrg sdeaiies.. a6 nd efudents. Corona Tvrewriter Sal ”., Kuhe-Byick, ISS7 N. Grand. pen . hy \ gh (vive MAM, 7 ice required; references given, Bux preferred: bring referen es ‘id. Alamo, " ' Gamache Motor rate I SEGIRI— . Te; en 7° . " an evening appointment a rs Hoeesiia rte } | BIC AU ( Jt LON 4 t ros ie " a i€ : 7 ae wrint romp ~-18%% coude first-class condition: ~62. Post-Dispatch. r Sun TR cod ' mT a Pack a? uay % a . , ‘ i 4 i ‘ . ‘ ¢ j ; “TS N —, Be . = R—N . , . é r } : RUN Fr asige OM ~ } “s } Ouse UM OI ] for ly P . ay \ ‘ + REIT Es di | ma he en MA a ew custom shirt shop OPEeH Ng . = t Wvwd “ . : 7 6] 5 : bas ale POR A | Ma - at 1G , = yaog- M ULVIHILL r n ile rt o aie wheels Hassler shock Fae kn , rs Thaw Te . Swarts ics 3 re 0 ager = * iy i Py agg , = fs ry . ar w heel leur be $2 Ambitious student, age sante man we}! experienced in the |} GROCERY SALESMAN—Experienced : ty it na , « . wee ‘ forrt fet ene) ve are a ow ad rh. verte nee stb i ar ness ae 2 rou! na lary fine . % ] } rete } }? wet louis , LEB. i ts 2 ” . : - , 5 Dn rn : y . . ; j ‘ Post 8." ree x 0-264 Post-Dis. | n | USPEGIRIL—Ge fos zs a rman eal adawy 163 . VT : oe pn en iter! is. lLAuis ans I experienced heed As temeGenera couse work ’ baa Foods Mona H ' i + Es eas , aa - oh ewes. @ =. £3 ion =Mondav 1 mi ° inde | — ——- ATT Tet eo . aT [at 1 a , Race: . few - ’ “a etima fro ' teeth shane nee hefare | and Ietterer, "Dos H-348, Pos ' ay atk: > o nd. metre ro: iis, “cakes: ;. 7 rienced i bui'ding BPpty’. & ; ‘ery. Sail n a gate _ I “ > td ( ar iy a” 1 all | Box » us spatch. ; ee rred Box )- , QO im 3 rend! . ' ars. - Pads rrhaDp ; bar 112 114 North 1? t St ' ebaker asters 1 ARTIST-DR SMAN — Sit, ung msn, Tye ‘eROs) Laon ate ea yes “4 : . " oa - tf , ie a geek a + Youre with 4 We SALESM 4 N— "pene QT ae EO ras arantee| | HOUSEKEEPER—Working._in small cate rte a, rOR SALE " CASH OR CREDIT O00 PO these: pay 3 _ MACHINE CO. ee ot Pas 1030 decorator or architect. Box H-* 239. Ya v b a re} le trade : ; , rine " Bh i , ian womgy isso " oom « = i j " aco P oe cha ’ it , . 7 _% We - ' O! Kb. iT —— | mpviea i, 4 DPunaw? . . ‘ , . ‘ serge ~ 4 | I; 4 , ’ s . : ‘ + ‘ ng 4 an ‘ 6 - " z " : ) 7 : ? ‘ : TT on ' S ae ~ , , > Tu : 9 and 5 VW iow? 2 . ¢ pies ¥ on 3 3 “ : P ey ; nodal ined Cy h Gh kA hs rsh bsee : : "f - otis . — _ a oe! Port 7 ” oote Board BAKER te Sit. rant 5S “good stet 4 4 SPF \YrRs— — = . CE +* . : ¥ . ‘ - | ; ‘ “a¢ ters lj ‘ But ’ erg ae WS. . ‘ ‘ cant > oy ae : | Millinery City Salesman HOUSEMAID—- Experi: : : ie) jaes OF STOVES ~ Pochaaall guy ‘men “Comme oan SIGVOLES—BOTON CYCLES nn MONARCH. 3197 Lacawt 5 gears, Ti ee any kind 2 Be 2528 Tex, 7 i ". . Ox ° ‘ost-TDis , -XGINEER : ive Wire experienced city galesman to ae | = A PO abned- phy reel csi. aie yf R T RE , BOY—-16% years a FR FE? : } nity . aaa bn . rat Mu i cree rr rf lton rey ‘® trade ‘ +s ’ - io . . seO09 ~ “ta # : " : A dua 0 u ~ ° ~ es {i al . » wae 4 , vn , al ire ANIMALS 0 hippew HUDSON-—Latest 49808 coupe _F sth: 7) Al Present With «Kitten \ Ang . fe $75 down, trade 23404 Give ¢ . Rit work, Box 427, R. R. 14, \Weilston 2 Ste : BP to abilit, Seti ated e ao. eet etemiiee,” J tion See full deta 4 an Rox 0-19" -] - me liaising ° T . . x P aint - : } | ’ , ¢ , } ‘ ry ry “a ‘ ' ' . STeEE P.. — > —_ ‘ . . > ° ! . “ARPENTER--Sit, Al, nonunion. nar : mit Py Tits lle i Der ie “Box 1-196. Post ! . 3119 Cages ax | ) a. aay Every Purchase of $10 o1 More BUILDING MATERIALS HORSES AND VEHICLES - nv DSON COU PE | ted. Soc hour, A, MH, Boenger, de > Art wit) ax J.°°R pt SALES —re aales Gee iy & Dinens ite §& : 'n goo? reunmming condition: « real her- Be ‘a a Park venge , oF ith . 2 ; ‘ Stre ' Ter} € }. - ty Cds 1H08 Boat ; Rae hey on e in hed ) Roo: ms \ ompl t ' Vi ) Rick of 3 Zoo $875 . ~. vor Sale hain $100 te 2 aad CHAUFFEUR-——sit_ by clean-cut Y—youns ere ees a n' (cS) rue. . ; : 7: a . : _ i fedroom. Dining Room. Kitehen 7 oe. rw 4098 rr Be “ inl waaramties gee i” pnts seer CAR CO, 2945 Law (98 ; man years ei. perience. Phone Coen ; . uU bar ~ beowey “es A SM. T . t ‘ : Leone . haa ipertel , P . _ st 7 ‘yee TS iiibes , Pa - ‘ Le : cy - ve ’ aT 1? . 7 ns ” "1321 a. x ita iwa) i) Mths ~ ip | we ie clasetast 4. pare - | eee ee Pe ee OE ) 7 odical Sule | oe eweeres a ch Car | ‘ pt x T.-23 Pere : Terms, $18 cash and $2.00 week tes ) terme, 23404 Ohne "eh CHAUFFEUR—Ssit — driver: ; a et per er Stes -0. | . ooiy St. Luke’ oO ah . sorpniture Model 1 paesen ere . ork. E experience MISCELLANEOUS WANTS All New |] urniture ; 1) OO} Seeond-Hand Pavin: MACHINERY oupe: th driven lowrat ony miles : ’ ' r ; : ouverte vears' exper! ence: any — of w . R Middle ag@ed tan: tm pat : . Vis ‘or 107 ; ‘ ive re ' ri 4 ' ' f } State ae “s : — “y Ry ail - f ; we f) — : , | 7 sige we Grn 05. F -D. icBO) ppiy DUNTAL INET —cCat! 3 16 o-ftoom Oithyit Tor pre. “ps ve £300: term . 7 ba = ane | : : , Lives 165 OE + 2Pj E’nench Briek, $4.00 Per Thousand Wanted da nia tee om coe + =i AY) Vi@vgal > ere “Tren . ' , , » vit , , . ' Son . 7 " _ . . ure ‘er a ; : : “li Reautifu ece At ks was @ abn de endion. | chewy tadsy Phone Fores 10 & neri@nce ‘otah rrivate familly. Bor FB ‘ ' annie rae SALESMEN “4 fi fa hh es MIL r INE R Y TRIMME R: I ni table et 40 Pas! Dispatch. C : ’ on mercnants ol es aric or 10 t ~ sewing macnine Dress . id Mer ° : ! ~~ inetmaker an — 7) ' ans: . *®aving account Salar! and comn iasion | , = z Co T \ ‘ 1} ¢ dre ning cy Room , . a > iia i, _ . — ; , : | : : ‘ ; ( 17 — ‘ P . ‘ : , ; : o ] . 1 GENTLEM A N—BSit "8 years oi4: : ribet tat ve nt ref run : es ae i 9 the “T° RP STR . at , = . : : , ~ > =H ssyarth mM! on . MA HINER Y—Bough' fonn mo 6 a 0-3: Pret. t | at ryt mn abd 4 * present con : 4 ; ' eF rm hal ‘#0 iz CLE . twin ’ oo) aw? =] and ‘ | 5 oo by rt ir rot 7 — (rms +7 ' - ' - | - , ; : ; g114 yo - Hieesrenes 14% ; “eae f ; i y - Katiming w , 4 Yar 3 mae” f ; an ' rewarding a pe : nus wk art Billon w! » eee: ee roo a dw 2 noed ° : " sox 4-40. a os a a Melroat o” wee ' haprrieg : ‘psa ade Linoley Sneeial, dOe } , hithed: salarv secondary to etert. ‘ ay. | Pte r. tl ts. te 4 track 3 Melville | — | a vg 8 , 7 “i Mere = D183 Fost Uiepetch, ———————pmateg eee Hh, '/SALF “To we coloreg man; 3 Stee OD: th oe ae ' eee te ohilite in ~ ce gent nay: wiles OMEN A ee . ‘-itors: Extra Sneeial, $22. ' ty 4 NTIS ‘* tS d ih SPORT ROADSTER vier r4 - F " bene Boss seen’ i “em ' th soe MB ti, . ; - ‘ : et j ° : vty . wede teee-be 'MAN—Sit. by young m 4 | es | or sash end . : CoMBINATI i ; A S125 Al-Gray Poreelain Kitehe b eee : : | em TL Aaedh on 00 I pt ee, " . % : e , . P bis * . > u ; > — ' ‘ prn = eet ' ' ' . A Vics “Ve . . . . - : P - " ' here ‘ ° our Rome , ra like to learn trade. . | ' | ae. ' : a ; ine up want . merator, we Waal oe —— ——= > Freater Combination Gas ee . rH «Reng e, ba. sails «> \ PP esry - / cert , ; ‘ . ~ hao om \ . . , ‘ — © - ; eet ids t sbued i ' i i. wuss ° . #3 ; 21De HLIcK AUT pap . nity, | bive enam bal , Ranges; xtra Special, $78. «a> “ Oyen evenings and Sunday 2 a xt i ring Olry.ce Corp ic) ones bi. « 5 ett Mousune , isly ts noche : a in Bs ie ed Be el
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* bd ee can a > F 4 - - . Perser- Py _s ——" - 40 ~"S A agin tc iis - £T. LowT F ee eee eee Ss 4 POST - A , an . - : 2 e=s = -DISPATCH. bond Ju , ? .U or tun SALE “Wants” last year— M ! M O 2 ee oT _— LB pinval —58 - 1 E than the SFR cr ‘ pn ~~ 5: =r | re ) ) eS Rls. 20s dlpehna OR. ae r oye. ue Oe IB i IL le, Se oO ° A VU ) Mi O B Oe eee ee = ss EE other St. Louis n “3 oR ao wa ee a ° I O ILE Se . sponge newspapers CO BIN we a = . | , ROO eae ae AS f ae a * —— = wx =. x : ee. and Organs For Sale *"* some FOR RENT—South ROOMS FOR “y ae ne oi 3 FRIDAY, = us a= - *RIGHT PIA wos — We ae beaut ity ci —F iret floor oe ite. FOR RENT—West _ ; APARTME! . M ARCH 13. yer: 9 7 -arne stock of used adnate: Gaia a vary home cee furnished room x | WASHINGTON BL.. 4997—Beautiful ¢£ ENTS - SS i . Ne] r C , $44 hy netruments: priced as ‘low ade _horhood. 1 bk wr bie; convenient neigh- | room for one or two: ce conveniences tent | y Vest 5 FOR. REN T—-South Braco VV | nsitr [ Ty My] th rong wock well- —- makes as £&i)' Fog ARSEN _ 2808 ee of Grand (c7} | WASHINGTON, 4738—Nice Forni | LELAND, 823— w a ( I aie erin ek. Emerson, Singer rig - plowe Latfee furnished | south rooms; $3 and - ND. 822— 5 rooms 35! 1——Nics . larme - r | LU crated” Goon aveneas Waene down. BROADWAY O50y ee kitchen (ed. mm | WASHINGTON BL. 2. ,; Such weill-kn rice from $25 to $125 FOLSOM »on iy. Rarage, gentiema 5, @aal —_——.- > | ~ *KE-BE Side. evety’ bing new - . & se I SIASTS ave been waiting fo - - 4 A kK ER Ing and Vose sete maxes as the Chicke ' sing om 3nc4 AW. Ra ms - ,al » iW ASHIN«S TON Ri! “wz 4. 3 t fi ul at os (“heet rue Murp* > hed. ate ° peappate ¥ . F - , } Yr § ‘ r r ‘ bicker “58 eS. , r : = onnectinrg - r : Phe. , ental a . d » 2 an~astsealiy - = o a VOTOR CAR ct mM PANY would : f IT when the W EBER ; _Reyer’s. “th and i. f®asy terms nve °° OCes (sear 3 "an ie “ a » wT) k t. henette >wher’s ure = "= LE. Se , sae st. ‘ ora. S50 Or ~~ Fh os : ry ia , . iS ail és : z - : os oe... 4 eek, — . > “oe 4 on ee : ; be } ~ ree ia Le ' ane : , ‘ . Ta* “ P oe DEMONSTR ATORS far : = o:ler their STT DEBAKER | AS Lane as $45 vou c ie ie ees ’ GEYER ”1 8° geo") | wr : ou ed |_peaple (80) (sf }DWIEN io > aa 4 R ee (SO : t ( of hb se lies : -* Ut sale. T he weath oe aie ’ upright nian a an buv a rood used Owy + Ah J—P. . 3 t 7 . 3" AsH! NGTON RI RA . = REA cone ivy 4 Y "TT by _ ‘ bas ~ h . . ‘ 1D on j little e . . te aR —— : fe 70 : .. | ">. - edn i : * heat. ; en = ‘ ( yj tg O > ~ "2 rs i 37 T j EBA . ~e : a Si per fms as nriwa* fF nished r ° - : , 1 ren rr - > cit and } ut ay UR SALESMEN to be used as DEMONS KER CARS | } P A. STARCK Brey Pt vate fami’: 4 ¥ i reom for gir vw ASHINGTON Hae ue ~ ‘ “ RTH mD Aarne ifs S6504 Fiat of 5 rooms ho’ NY f : cas your vote with the t] means that we will have FOURTEE +* NSTRATORS. This | 0 CO.. 1018 Olive. | "_nfornt 240) ic* reoms ne BP — fine: nishe , «ren ng marior and aeleer o— News s fagtanianeous hot wetter 2. i , iousands of SPECIAL S ;. a ae ; ZEN 1924 M > “G $187 BUY: 2B) | cee ermianed. —— Troome furnished ranged to ' : floor front: ar ery choice locatiean’ =a —— “ : ' saNe STIX TOURING C ne § lares selection of ote plaver. with MPHRE - Oe 363.5 — an, | WASHINGTON BL. 4: > | ’ EPSTEIN a , : araze. Grand = | - ( itizens who ‘ . - eqale *] aeea re Se on ay ,——- CA RS to offe mY tearm a” 4 rolls and Diaver c 5——W od | fromm eh ; r be - - a2 43°50— Nenr): fuse Main >+|G> IN & ON ‘ e ; : are gomg tc ‘ ears have been UNDER OUR C offer for | terms $2 per week. er bench; | floor apartment. Grand 7A62W 1 en ae sen bees | Deen a 617 Chesil — — a if e = igie tO nominate FINE CON DITION you wt 3 ER OUR CARE and are in “ r. A. ST. ARCK PIANO CO... 1018 Oli. CAFAY bE STTE ° oem = and *662™ ‘ running wate~ in @ooms shone — —, : — BL. 57344 rer all Ay 6 rooms. BLAT fotiet ana a the SERVICE they W : til, NOT be DISAPPOINTED |} - ive. | ee conveniences in room room. | ATERMAN 3041—Front ro earth WILLIAMS sha Diter TT. Olive 3 - [ nt ‘ \ W IT I ' IN TF D Ww = a5) MI ron 'y : TY) wierrt LIAMS newly me - : f r RBI i y Fé I ss tae el] GI\ Id Yor R EME MBER ein - anh } E H. AV E *) EG SFI 1) Ply. LAY yy RS ae 34. > R— Pew roorr 7 > : - os s és - mences a for = = per - - einen PERSHING ~ oO ag es. A roome and Bath > + e % , — to sell, Whe h pom + tnere are | Pellington, a rr light housekeepir oe Pur ; Forest 576 TW - ae leas lag —«orner ef + pet Se tee heat 7 _ > Le 2 e / 4 kT? Caw ’ . “i mn tnese ar . a ~ i ‘ mahogany « MISSISaSrpp " ' £ om w ATERY “90 - 0) : . hea ieht . hs ic3 # F Hi | IN E ‘ Ww Al : 50! SO NM EK MON THS BEFOR EF a “ GON F, YO! wil] ' ype epg mahogany coor A $1 AL . wren Ag Pe (26 N " y. fury: e pe ersity MAN sae —" ae - Die Trier Th Sitios " - es VA . ~ : ae 4 —o ’ a ‘sun a ricr 4 ik : i VX t is OFFERED Speak “mene o nother OPPORTUNITY nie Sute. maneenay —_,.. | = . $1 65 Pr oncom eit a _ heusckesnias — Mi es: RTNNW . ema essonabie. Fer-,* = RSH ing Tr -—— : s new rf e dal h. brick garage a se : {| = \ sh ow Vou his car The DISC¢ of our SA LESM EN and he w i] | Werner = Pa ees + : best M ISSe)1 RI “TR ~ — Lt Tye ‘Tc? . ‘ i ST Mis =TicR ey s6l- - , * Ry Ca NG 3320—6-1reen sua . - 1 $9 | open : a B “Si Th" oe in rr Cee one ellie Rencne ogg mar ge tl rere y wilt Ih) "S10 bee mentee ofan sveainca " "°° | ORecoN, 823—Newly furnished toon: | qeerent mom: conveniences —Lore's sonth- | BERSHING- 6054 ry Ser 7 F | For 8 > a ad SALES BROUGHT us SOME FIN ’ ~ sREST YOU. r EHM AN “+ + , sone OREGON. ]@°> = ys) be) an WESTMINSTER PL — — e : -RSHING 8034 mo mn :* aids Reauti? 5-room a j a sed Var Ma ne te makes—b € 19 w are a f F. - . 4 N > CA RS of ot} 1101 Oli. st Phon housekeepin a ae 0 fur shed me ns naw iy decorated : ‘ —_ large > a ve building o le cea “ ne : : ern pe : ef iH yo! ~ & ew of them. ‘ ner e maaan yd ung 750.¢ | due on it. “am exceptional bargain: case | necting toca TSE A ap a 8 ik i et ge ig em of a home) Not equaled anvw ena & | ) , Ss hot (Chevrolet Sedan In f ) (OU.0U | Mee Marketa th. terms ed cee kee nectine - tou l or 2 well-furnis! uaa g rooms. well furnished “7 [LLIGREE vw here meet. 1717—6-roon aI 3 ‘ . . - 4 ; | a s Mo =. ee § j ' nt ak o ] ‘ ing room - @ |-furnis’ a ines ~ hoor at itede : ig N t : 1 apartmen: supported by any Mm >| . 1923 Star Touring en est 59.60 oe mittee | RPITZER hic ON Aer nee. or With German oe ie co oe ithout ig , | WESTMINSTER PL oa (6) writer s as Gs Wim neg 7 hot-water hedter free: | Ca TES a i v any machine. He is the inde Bere eee ee eee cee aee, 195.0 Hh | pp BLFIZER 1008 Olive st. (05) | ROO See nan peopie without children and | bousekseping 4113 —Biceping ana | “orn. 34 Yoon caaee) ee gee. 2 3) “eas . . . . InC¢ — ai Peps in all MOD - ‘ ao 199.00 Whitney eos tin ons © t “SED 2AY! ERS, ROO M—Sor (QS \ ping rooms, ~¢ floor: reasonabhie : ro -a2 floor east 79 ——* = ba electr a Lh . sa) pe ndent candidate! . ss ot ELS FROM 1220 toe 1925 | Apolle. mahowany ¢ a $145) Ls hot wat h front. near Grand: contin WES a fag, | WES@_PINE BI = _ woe f c ° He has . . ~ ™ : erties ; Auto wGsany Case a“ -£ tau a ater. Grand 6. S07] : ee TMI NSTER* 4068—I ree “apg ey steam h . a°54—— > rown os. ter. e! é = i cf. put ‘ & Louis ‘ Sloe R ‘ RS IN aT T M AKES . Wer Wags ew cae . _* , 19% RUSSELL. 4121. 4 R ? ning water: a! wes moet room run eery e mth neat, B famines e . $s > > arr arced be a . - s 4a4 DP ‘¥ 1) ° TY . me . - at on the mz is oie ane Menara, IN TOURING CARS, R | emer. mahogany case ........... 29¢ we Mant houssheenine: \ than abana | Ware uaee; gentlomee. | nveniences ; Oe ey ee a : } ap) as t le used ear cente) f (S and SEDANS. - La, LOA D- os kirestor ~ oy rm ase : ~90 SHEN ANDOAH 39° > rer ? ™ ' 4 I i : ind St. Louis TIERES. aa 50: terms if des oo Southwest re INE nr. 385°A—Honaekerping WIZ W AT ERMAN —s 17.00: adults. __te7} RAMM F r . $y —— Carrison . +} ~ ' Ic se ~ 1103 oO % : “ KIN 7si ‘ ry > = = £38 ran Se L, noe “pedave LS al 4 ry) ‘ i — | rors, bath - : ‘HM ‘ * i! ’ ¢ - Se es sn On a nd Locust a VONSOL LE PHONOGR AP H a 8&0 for, 1IGHWAY 10. OA = = - ¢ ee hy eit: m planned arartr ee; rete deied : 26 gat ‘tan a & : (,et in t } ; ‘ x _*,* SSS apecial sale tom protean brand-new pe a ‘ae i. mn steam-heate: ra mati . ‘ , SSS a. tuated om the third ; VT. 19-34 _ mor ~ % : ; : 1e Aa ne VA a > ' ss... = = ae) S| eae : Oil v S40 a 4621 FP TT) eP xpos ae e at Tre ‘ : cing naa ? P - o arge roemn : = ° ' = yg wpe od . t weer - remarkable onoport Pons for a iré ia ine Siectent Sage ROOMS i attractive ntet os sRes 4 ga... water, sco. new! iF . s e l¢ ] : a To j lll. EEE Leo ian 0 iw) “ PPorlvunits - & p4p.e or gent.en = : “a + al OR Re: . 9 ai ae } j y — or yi RR) ‘ Ming! . d } _ = ur ng ars For * Sale A p HO NO Pp ear 40 e wae St sit nen Grand —' °-M i 12 1eGi + COLORED GOLDMAN re a! = t : qaaD ; u fac §: . , JIORD ; 4 on — - 7 SEA MGLADE . : , — road Pr . : ; ) 4 gie W ith the thromgs! Be a Yahl oy RDA N- rag 4 ive-passenger jouring: refin ee For Sale— used: GRA“H — Spertest Sole slightiy , BARTMER Wes. _frent room. Se Widget + SoM furnished | ———— it me 479" (rooms and bath: : S46. | pees ms ahle | ished in lacquer, a beautiful color; re is used: Ruarentesd perfect conditein: a MER. 3603 —Hi ~= EASTON x i 5 a a nomad in an oon AR 3s. oned throughout ; ayes Be gt Be. re- | cellansous . THIEBES aMcsic ct CO. 10a %.. cor front. southern expost ne second nant ns me. 70-34 > —TWwo =aadaareaialinad gk Leland s a> a: 3 FOR R ENT 3 aoneiieiil 2 Peing is believi ng. Weber’ “— Y € FEW Ss ' 3 Olive (cfd } m2. : e; also smal! sieep! ng | reo : ow ner's : _col ored._ ° : “10 me and onen 4 : “ oom. electric. ....3°5 N“ Ww ; € ALS | BAYARD, 767—Furnished Sront Toon ee amemnen i Bene 4 rooms. eiectr ae 10) ot a Dri’ ate fami ty u eo front roon 2 acTeened . ~ . 4 .. coms. © ° tric . . =n ; ef ater 39 59. o* near cars. Fo resi ROOM: ROOMS _IN sUBURBS 741 Fastrate KOTsR Sa ae Chestnut. «& >) : és Sst CAB, ANNE, | —: 7) MS—T wo ont Irnish > apartments. ‘ "TALS Saba ARAL 5003—i dea! jean room. good 6056 hester car and _ 3 deer ace. | WAGNER-GR i mS Shaw's Garden): 4 . busy +g ee “{e7} ! Real steam ’ ant ret “S38 hardwood ter. z —— ‘ors i le Pe - —— ics) — —’ | THIRD —_— --—-— —— Southwest a Booster and be happy! sod Cat Exchange 2044 Locust. “Maxwell Touring | FO pester | much ee g | Buick Touring . $145 | ROOMS and BOARD] pede: home comforts: CA . 6801—Lovely a4 and 3a Zioar 7 ~ ee ROOMMATES WANTED tee : 3 Y h | 23. Thoroughly r ! s ahiem Savs: ss ] C7. Kenilworth ebuilt. repainted | Buick Roadster ......... 16 © De In iii ; halite on ' gray, with moldin Dod ie a ie ei A 195 } . O terest in Civie | through balv. aned tires all iz stripe | Dodse Rapdster .... oa ‘ 3 Js i ry ‘ . ae “rf ef — te - a : Pride but not a dime of Interest /giything in best ‘of condition "Bee. it to-| Chew Tearine ...u.c2czee ABB > CATES BOS a ee : : nterest o | SOUTHWEST Nase CO” 7 Chevrolet Touring ....... 193 —Nicely furni — 3 ; : ° EST >? i Aww ess a> RO $5. $6: shed rooms, $4. 00 — vitae u one o very sev term 4 an . StS a & lst f oor ¢ usekeep- | E priv vate fami! ly: ' . oe . Ing rewr —oe sonabi F H The Used Car King has spoke)! beautiful car that a ring: & really ates ees ee. ee eee 6 Same __} (c78) | DELMAR Bi. 3790— sink: reasonable. Pat be young man, Dex _T- 11's bag ; Pesface. will decorate to su eres 917 « y : ~ s “AL Ge - bd . r 7 — tN Ss ; we “a Big ~ j—_—* Senate ; : a + la ; * , 4 ; & Has SPORech. care: run about 8090 mi! rubber hanically | —— as. — Bomon: 3800 “North” sleeping. $3 _up: A ————aelly e wyit.—2. unfurmished. north. for | song Southwest aaenineaneninesenaniingene ae ; 4 g i 1! ait . ne . om ai - — ake + . —_ D LM A T. —— " 4 i. i>) j 12 5 4 VARMA 2. if. E ~ bad FAtRSLAND 7 res “ t - = ; u ally a PP et d exce NT R BI ays? t . 1423! McCA € i onen eee Dr sc a to ee “Aui yo ot NE sg eK a Ais i ia ia 4 XN eee ith amr a) 4 wo kK ne " of 64 i "on? rN ome: he + 5 — — E . ? N ) L SLAND, ho r. com West Guarar : H : per Sunda’ a and e% enings 50 rucks For Sale without boat ; va: — Re om with or D —. . oung_ men ° . each : a, ROC »M Wea a — nib! - " ° _ monthly - bus route x ti ee ; st ’ | ; | ‘a on. T@imar 2547 Cx “E: ag: CHEVROLET—10°4 truck full rage. Colfax 4276W ~— AR Bu aa | aan od. br fennectah bie - a of neighbor- | —§ yYooms, modern. file —— OLC Bariyv ASH—6-cvlinder eport , light deli. whens ull pane ~ — - at (7) ousekeeping rooms ~~ Ls single -0 _Poat- Dis “s ung man. Box T- , bs . Delmar 3879 ; : ’ at # ; ) epert tour livery: perfec onditior eh > am and Oms, steam heat; $ — ngtch West . —— kas P r ASTON _ (Pepsi | . tay eta tiang sedaly disc wheel . 1934; terms. Open Sunday Ss a DEI o— . et Be —_--—----. | APARTMENTa-4 a [NE 5371—7 rooms, 24 fh. i 4: ( es | tires. extra heavy bumpers ade = d Easton __ Deimar 2547 id €veninges. 4600 0 2° ons _ South -_ AR 5129 —Housekeepir ROOMS 4 plete: bath sf _ oomms. janitor service. Porest 2696 Ti ; 4 ch “woah iets automatic a windshield DODGE—Truckse. 19°73 o4 _— Pers iced? °° ASTLEMAN 4°?°°0 « ee agar rome — aa ng: $2.50 u D mhons : hed : a ‘en . ND BOARD- Wanted Cc SABANNE SOT ts. __ Fe Pp " ior) ; . pe rear vision mirror, trunk oe cheap: terr ie ret xce lent ehape housekeeping roo! —— room. oeard SPOclanie€ : onveniences, ROOM AN ‘ - ‘urnishe a (-O—Q Toor ' evervthing on this ec an runk on back £0n 7. Serene, trade. 2306 = left 711 oW g room; conveniences. Gr DELMAR _ ~~ : ‘ > BOARD Wrd rererence fr ) . : ns, bath: $37.50. | . ing on this car that you n on. ~ S. Jeffer- ‘ = rand | DELMAR BI a= : hittin private famil' —Young ‘quired. C dy ACE FR. O.. If oO. |, had exceptional car ar that vou need. has . —— las ate . ; 7 = ine fr “ 3a i—[_wareee front eat 7 familv; about 1&00 N na Qi. CHESTE a 3 i a = ' zs. 4600 E 4 ' late = | sirable room f- seonab lp. j ve AP oat -D iOVe , h. ele 035 a bi ae 2047 2p; terms: trade. 2506 8 Jette styles. $85; gv gentlemen with good boa ae ee te = ie __ N.. ry BOARD AND ROOM Wid aeeicn. ingly n mene rooms. 7a nice for ladies emp ved: | pete f = —T at ‘ n ( 174°. ; i 00 ,ard. (jran DELMAR > ‘ siiteniaiiaia ‘é OV | . ——s u 4m Sout 7 . rnisne low . le >on -_ (eo) FORD ruc k. exp e ren i -J « am AR Rt, 442 2 — 2 acy and s hoc j h Side. respendibie ’ ‘ Penna : — a“ ress “a xd PU RNISHED 3.4 —— of) o = as is an ex : ORIMTrm s ° ee room: excellent m cote a rone Gene + AZAR HOTEL - ES APARTM GR . roers, bat h. ra * in: @ class’ sport Car. . cep: saat Du pane} ty acks 3 ? late ~ models 16 -ton A rsena Gran id 5038R.. hear Grand and DE LM. AR B RT, 400 a SBS in? 1 day. week] y — 31 = é ‘Locust—Clean : 75. _ _Cadany 6087. 7 . PLA‘ ; 10 \ athe fy re: : OREC eee Ae CO. ee ee oe ee. ee wes —— @ “ished bedroom Ol——Large, newly fur- _Rarage. ates: tub. shower batra. | HAMILTON. 762—a foom efficiency... cee? | TANS Bomont 3860 oan Sa tae Kar- West wa Gat gen. ae oe BLUEGRASS HOTEL. 4040 6 (8) | housekeeping rooum es: ee, Saeee i | ty AND iv? 1a =, “ ay ' Cour... 05. anwn RD l-to tr : ,? BO On emer a 7S. 058° —Lare puree Huy ai, conveniences. ”" ~ UD a ~~ e Rentoa 486. : i ae . - 8 K, ie ‘tude. other - . a — n atone uck, nign speed > ‘ ARDIN a— And - mcariges'ts, 0s’ Qa — roo'Tn ore nl por =e h USK eeping IDE AT — \o@) _ apartment. _ furnish ON. 131. Juniata. / Hers: trade 2441 lemountabies: used ~ stl e« ” ~ on ! . ‘ 90 ~ . AUG) r - - ana _ KI - ‘ : men ieadener F Sa i ees gay a ~- OAK LAND-——Touring 1s $$$ a 4 ~_ “Cc yY new ree " setae ag ase ord ‘a 1. references Forest 8051W > Seupte_empiovs red. Forest 408 aa 4 7, —— er. dDathe, S$? day: $4 rust— — in oy INGSBURY. ¢ aoe Newt Re a m urphy bed. t fet. a . = $s ror I : re ee ————— |} winter 1 wo wl Olel vit Motor Co., 4100 Fores tg ad CABANNE. = (8 bade 52°R Teo houstk EADIE RAINE—408 Bact (ot _ room apartment: clea 4708 A—4 mame wai Rie Bloc in Pa . e ; gs th injier in ‘losure and 4-whneel bra . POR! fat 3 . P ark bl. (cB) y in ANNE ~ 507 3— Lov ely room: rfc : roome 3d f floor id - » hous¢Keeping room. ometndated — PA 1: large ions OLIVE 3715 Tr — $5 ner © th s. bath ‘ do anh 10 ag fine «ha me s 125 jov ez ' cn ; dans For Sale et ~ Bol = * , nl Pag OO 1h ‘ Nae Da A e -* tr ck . ” AS gg oh =[e-, cab en ts n ome eace. eon? mea! Ss. = | Nee a>50M E N Ris : HT 451 i eee = e es be mh rhe = bath : $10 week! Y ae Ap aha. eieeoe Tie ; ; " ae TON 4 “ctre t ” furnac “e ‘e 5) ; sae 90 pey. fenton a he - 4 —sSedan: nena . a wh tk nt ae’ W «iran! oe , : nea ¢ Papago farte:. Cemountab!) : . Asanti - : telor ix: , isekee: ne rans iN = ick ‘ ch} idren e fern he ————- ™ 6 room as te : p — ~ ” . . 2 taTT' tet. > ' ’ " _ ‘ ' ’ 7 —— "~~ f ’ — Oye ; . . oo . a f Cor aren . aa i - 5 wy t . . 4 , . ~ per —_— — 7 ae rimehaw, Pine Lawn, Mo Tn fine D AN | Calif BA kKER—Specia! touring. classy full panel body: % w selnave Pee lars®. .\ eient meals: ali conveniences ons well furnis — ‘—Housek eeping arge hore cooking Dn ee te first-class fictency, __furnis! - $271 De. 4269—2 roo on pte t - P' - tit j - . Altay iA ‘nr yremer . » , i " w E "Dre = = — _ he ba eae es 2 14q —— one Tada ~ ‘ _— a. ~ an > ‘ te ~~, = DO! GE—Roadater:— ‘good ees erst new w oun yy Been ae ote moror over 83404 Oive ws oo erything, $195; terms Ca io sain eas feet just ‘naar rege. / ee gt 586174—Lovely bedroom — ; = quiet: $4. t) ; ze as: THE HE RM IT — gentiemer yee es. «= vate. fortah! : s? ne ymfort: nice. md oors, ivory heat, Bsa ail new ‘RS——Roadster - hich hood 3 shia liaiiiinsiteetiaiainein aE Studebaker "Store ‘o7ef N. ; Noam Side mar 7547 4 1650 9 = ann Sundays. Del- Te tin ow See mn and board for rosin 182R. = —— Porest £458 ‘Was! Mztor “America an or Eu nm w oe ERMAN, 6128— - rs FISHER, 7° - woodwork; Fuaranteed: ; ire@s rebuilt am ‘. ii tie reenoia stam feos) a iced? — : ve abany S > ie eCehIn 239 : — rn w’ mrar 46 o artment: one a —- 77" Cheer toe Motor Co.. Tne 3049-4: -) rads Aw Re a Cars For Sale wu DEBARER- Special 6 touring: cor ai F ORD DUMP TRU CK = epi oe toeme ak 4399—Excel ent sire : a housekeeping when Dray EP regpenapdnn nk Moan 5 LIND e oo | ee _ ol service: $ ; = r a hy rooms. heat a jahea | STOR DODG E—R % Locust bi. * ‘CRN 6—Tor on of this car war a R family style: cis eas. serve er's ho =r. * is; a.SO garage: own iP WESTMIN > aan rte (REL. Main urn i cae oadster. 19°? ee . cond iti uring f _ me ha r $325 fer! . nd an 1 4 bargair un aru? SOM oF vee sift 3 Pal, comfortable roome : ome — d E L, PI AZ A T STE R. 44633—R . . —— 10! 51. in . he cood as new 4 5 mode} : car its nGition new Exide arate al annals m 7. W nods, . aoe 3: 4 (>live wt ge’ luine Mi * m.es. a most ner —~---_-—_-- pa Ere’ tT I a —~ = sedieeél anh ic?) 44 IOTEL =f a UrT nished fr 4 INSTER PT (cf MO 7 fe as > e ° . as t res spay — “ 4 ‘ bat ttery ( a ~~ peeger — Cia ‘ 6 ) east tes dD . ¢ ye \ — Ph ¢ ~ » — ett _efficlency | ove 40320, ' pa moremeter this | . oe spare tire) a” —-_ oEner oll ‘otis eawipp BR--1925; stand ard in aod “ine S900: sell for less meay and | ne PARK BI... 4400—Room for 2 Stn ahaa ieednes dae ve Ameri a ao ee LI. BL “= NEW BUILDING = "rt open, $65 ene) Forest 1 : e Stud ow Sain; ma: i =a - a : ; % u equipped ; ted. , luplex; tea: bargain TB, -o ienate ‘ce than haif upie emploved ' a pS. owner's hor = , . : , ‘ . a7 fain: S45 er: rune good : i bar- speed and endurance be soKing for style. ia latin ante ne aoe ee fo) tle ne private ho i—-Counvle or . 806 Chest -T } UR 7 p9 ~~ 5 one Kirkwood 219W.ic) BUIC K—Teo : Shit POG | . ibs ie go been_ ri ven very = we =: n TRUCK —! ln-ton. © P “wr 7 ee eee ae e6 } ene room. eriendid jest grr fiir- en. s ene : om room enitahle “¢ ee “i RESORTS ! oe INTERDRIVE. _ , — was te 7a} ee on 4968 | $145: rood condi- cerd t! Tourit ng. 1922; ‘Passenmer ; new a ARD $47 . Pane vas OES ab. $700 122) Ss oven ody and sian me yond gent emen reamonable; | cmd Ft REST Ay os ct wate: papne #300 Delmar. ] om once FOR RENT—F rn | BROADW JORD — Roadste ee = ) ic) | BUICK—T peDeen,. 2 327 Easten, +7 E. LL MOTOR CAR CO. 3145 Locust ' TRU CK si fe) | CONT ae down : mm 1” 4 *UTINg. O- passe n - = ; neh ; ” > par : ease doi WLP PSlods, 4017 yes nt Se , o - nteww : anil . if isekee nir g rary oi INE ine . ety - —_ | reom effic - L rth ; hers ‘trade. wn algo wb mode! nt eer, 4- nder WIT, fj ys = CO) Re cellen-: ayes ‘ UY room fi ” anges laundry wtertia ts TELS cas Mi . ation on W hite Ric - Minis ‘fficiencer. inctnudi = VERN PORDS- EN Sa gee $441 Juniata ditio i, Daint and guarant : S-KNIGHT—1922 ¢ = 60 sp¢e] wagon, p orient mee.s. | indell 287 4. &- nhone iry privileges: hot ” . 4 moome ; tiver. Branson iving-roo ing ON on "3d roadsters rT AACE “ a n;: terms. Kuhs - n eed con- | anteed mech BF agree te ig: guar- Reo steed pane] ot e47- NDELI. 4315— — . ow (ov) Pn., bt gut rooms modern: reaso - shel, i, ayy - RY ca TS a EEN ED ” a a : South ; é location Pornp— PA dite An Sana 57: = —Touring. 7 7-passenger, mo : juto— B — . 7am a? Nelmar KENSINGTON (an Q\ ROA TO DOORSTEP: LR: RIVATE REN’ rT ‘ a 5 +... Seen tee . 7RAND, °5 to $200. t all late models: “ton ie ae aie ee a oe odies Wanted Aovessories, Parts—F McPHERSON, 4246—Beautiful room. sng. pring ci 5242A-—New! ———_——t | Somes * arene BUNGALOW Outor Ww Z vard: 3 t: @ ae ne ii 200; terms. 3333 Washington.| ‘"'* C7 and cot i — see and ear Essex bod: yg! PEL sie i. F have the auto parts. t or Sale or married coun! reasonable Poems, Sagi -heated reom. $5. Forest 1933W rn ae Rg MMER AND FAL! wt ei eekly or Mon r 1 to vrivate family: ee ie 08 JEP PEs HIUpsAy. ———— { 6) pr ese nt it 's yt: “ e vourse| if what a 2 os -2 2 m2 we. : 9) ‘ om =. Oo h - » s. 0! ts to bod jes Mc PHE RSON. _— as = _ te Hh) RIN 7} - ~ rae ae ‘98 P ePpn +. me TIFT, AND aie A w thiy J "ae 9 we) 5 re er nh een lene (DSON—1921 speedster; $425. 4747 Aq fon ete ee | gy gly yy WINDSHIELD GLASS—Cat to? 8) oo SO ogg ge Oh YE NOSHIGH WAY. 804 N—Hows 96) | TAKE GRAVOIS RDO oe FHBALTHFUL apartments, ith tog ——___{S! Lovane HUpp_.io4 , e 2. TT ae — tc 46x) __ aamiages. any Aine Grand 1 FRO fond up "N01 Ss : S—-Cut to fit. $2 and Me PHER 20 emen. _fc7> |}: eet : (. ,Forest 19°0W (a8 T oe VOL RD... TURNING —* Marble a Ww beer Sreaas a neem er a... — ai3-3 (27 ) Cc A DILL AC ne IL LI AMS jROKBI (c) | tsED FOR l ee Sidney 37M pee ; | rt RSON. (4704 —Parnis ished °a-floor is : NGSHIGH W ay 1949 “ CAnt a“ pF fee y ON TO TEMOON fee win "8 housekee — connenenalal om est pir nie ene. wace 340 . waits phateton ee IRD S—Ringe e . home apa ' i nVenlences +. a 0" age lovely furn fe es bathe — = 2 ‘ehals Ww ANT) : 6 are. * DE % . fe ee ‘ » only S°89 30" 50- Hs 4-passenger Seur ng Automobiles For Sale— in ge — $1: ax! a sere mae. MI PHERSON a . be) enience3 nrivate teenth hed room: n M LRRED RIVERSIDE sauna SIGNS |: DELMONTE HOTEL, 56 5acr heat inelu led: "$30 and bath --8 sriDg, 00 , 2SON. 47 _ mINGSHIiguw BL ' rn = s dan F Packard twin 6. $185. Sa ee Miscellaneous 500 windsh ede. Soom. exhaust sinea, n@le or es ‘10—Room ¥ ith _ beard rere INGSE ibd hes 7 w170A Notas est __fe99) | ae merch BOYLE. Ss or Sale E oes. Patags 9: Essex 4. $750 eee aa c = housings. ened’ tan Pi sage 4 frank- wasuite car “ine ’ & water . pris veh me ean ied room. suitable ¢ he = da i f For Sale A FLATS FOR AN "mont: L r worth more ; a _ ae ol a ——S—————— i Eorm -a- ruck warts a an Smith OLIV > ee 2" oe — a wer fi cs partment steam heat ‘i ai = Vs Lo T--Res pe pg F . ee —t Ford Wreckine Co " Soo. x “Broadway s rooms Sa ie qd: furnished front I DELL BL re ER (89) ‘a Terrace. abou it 25 acres. on Mera- Central ' ~s AP’T Ss WANTED Location | . —— .7 el bh as.’ si ‘ — a — - sa r f rev cee Aes eee ee roadway R AY M VD 305 ar $7 fe _) amine Te ‘compl o (39172 = Fire? floor nena F001 ro idre - er rontage and on CASS of ‘ eae, bath North Ntide | | orth west _ — “OR } 9—Nes +, plete for h fout 3106 ee es 1848—3 afte IO Se Neen a Ry A ‘Keokuk . fonerkamp. ' L.. WILLIAMS 706 Che lew: t ' Ar ril l. Riverside -- uainen rage ont: onal re lent meals ra - a iggy oie iia R390R— 3a aPt. * a = - eee ea fet ) FoUR’ : ‘ >. a1 -—' a : 4 ze v - ‘rnished. eouth . pr Vat re w =t: ‘ ice- a C RTEENTH. 1415A = . ai-~«rt Hen hy a 4 ~ S ee | pee sn ah __ CLUB MEMB 41PS toilet and electric: $90, jos: modern, South Bide: mast-| Le ae —— ’ ° . EPSTEIN ' ) over $40 or $45. pet CLUB MEMBERSHIP Main $2163. oi Cae v Forustiin {eee an - : ate south ‘wot « py rer s: Yl ' At CIITEY ROL, E T—— Sadar | ee =" tee R : ate mo lel. a WiIrt LAMS g Four A ' @xtras 4: 390 Ot coreg iS 8 ‘“AR—For storage charg se: 1s > - AC I, | | ccessories, P arts—Wanted ROO 5 iIO0OM AD BOARD—i. 4 band: ite “a 300A RD—Ir een en - imnished residence. large ail Mea vane LINDELL RBL.. 4301—Nice =~ a } or "wr nr pRraeies - C— ‘o "oom nets - : ; gen ems ne ow aap 9 ; i\are a easonad.e 1 . 2 : : North Hills C e = 44 qt - ‘ 7 : umry (dub membership a et 13%4—3 reoas, Y : iif orat e- S75 ¥ ” aie — - : ‘ ie lern con " - 4. referred _Ty! [ven ene es Mags er ly Fat W. té — 2 ary f ’ o 4 7 TE rR \ "HI re ty E Wt D ctnbisl nN) ‘ ar ’ , 7 ° ve > > ~ ™ 8 — le farsmon ic; hg he. re let ‘Lu! \t ©4000! ‘ ng; ‘ we \ ; { r 4 : 5 A ) a ‘yy * 4 ry ry T . ve 4 , 2 . . ws ] -ho a ; “thle | ? R > r ad T > ? ca! j a ? « {eo = 2 ‘4 5 s a\s ’ ™ ai Al ‘ , ~* ‘ . . 4 UW? . ‘ et: eT. id! ft ¥ 3 ’ a tae ig ?e ‘ ‘ on , J CHEVROLET- - pa sLT—Sedan, 19” ear has only ~~. ‘4 model e & ' ! 3: CHEVROLET —T —_ ‘the. Studs bak er (tore. a ‘ ot hewngg 19: 24 s 300 fine * «h a | K3lTW. 4026 Olive st ar“ 6 UES steam v fel 'I | iw , ulicanizer Fill suth and Newst ing Station, he atanantiedesien ead . 103- versity ie ieniiieisiininstbamedth oe : — itv. § av ior cars Bom _ « _ — — Ree moeM AND a it_1346 VWrePt CRS VRE IL Ee Theda h 2. 19 a) on : “(e89) ‘ HEV ROT ET—19°4 tor os . —— 2 r) gr. 1924, +a - Washinet —) on y ~ l ‘J, terms 7 NTON RY —" 7 -— . ane eRO\ ™~ roors. 3a floor one ‘ ‘hts o j= keeping race = TX Lx; Fs ss Bomont 1314 (ed) tering. Ciibeen. 227 ‘aston (7, | ont = a S33 ‘ION BL, 1332—Large front: McPHERSON. — eter, s0e rengy. (© HOU iS IR. . ; wheel Sedan, 1922, high hood 7 DODGE=-$60 en $227 Easton. (7) W | FORD RBODTES—i100 s . (c6) Ww irst-class meals. Forest a 1m fee noe 4027—Well = furnished ’ E TC : BLAIR. 1903-07—4 nice . iv a _, Northwest _ i lease. 8 8 oe eeord trres. io a mS. ‘ji i9io @ * . . Larmohbile MINST in 48°12. Nice ee Se ing, sieeping. eiectric eg G.. “apery neeD- aera ne era ards: On) ty » Foom co'ta . Se ee wood type. Pramel finien sa sedan: high dition To guring. 1992. guaranteed con 6 4OsU4 Gin Ime. ——a 9} room. goed ER. 3821—Ni ely furnished | >>~ ic. Eas, OSCR: CaM: APARTMENTS FOR RE BROADWAY, 2011 N—? room Gots, TUFRSSS, GMA, elec. # ight. Fy om ~ ayy with he aa. Bo di mi m ton 5: terms. Gibson, 62°7 Eas | if 1992 Dod tae Chassis Fr WESTMINSTER. pT an oh bie. _—s fg) | McP HE RSON 471 Ng A, conggayT Ba APARTMENT—95 room NT tric. phone, $9. Forest - ee . ce, tem taht, | etc aplety = ‘pbopaE_he : 7 (1923 Dedge Sedan; m — or Sale ESTMINSTER PI.. 4532—Room. mieais.| | Steam-heat a ime te | La ee oe hw. heat; Gr CLARENCE am — « erm: trade ‘ imi )=bbuy thak 9°?) tour ‘) +? > MmeC- e RD—1 ton ¢ ’ = a ple or e¢ } eat ad room for ast ; . kwood, Webste er: ay _ 4565 4—After 80 9041-43 Locust bi Pate Motor Co, len: | _ Maxwell. Chevrolet. “$65 down: trade chanically perfect , igh speed, ruck chassis @ith steel cab: | w ores ple or gentlemen em- ,°@t_Up room for gentieman. on | %*5- ©j MORFIT, 1024 Title G ,rooms. bath. hardwood Seam ~~ southwest | CEMAT IY» 10% OR "| ata roiet, others. 3441 , and ut _ dy pain as demonetr siarer, demountab ae a mag hi ene 7) 1M tRYL ae | ideergendamnen iced) —-_— eo oer. nate nquire downsta! : . 40*%7 -- | for tom 1t ON sed | , _ SORE ini uphols ar i. sh : ator - iS usr R Ply AND. 3x sepa eee a . j—m § weekly “Haupt, $127 ¢ $0 down, $3 ! Late edge tour ‘iad we new cor ry like new, gain. Ford Meler C ically new; real bar- * reals ntiful room 4144—Exce! lent mom: e ° — Attra tive front senile » | EL EVENTH. 1940 X—3 ¥ oben. $660 KR ungeiow. 4) tan Por a z ertice aks: PL: 1 Late Studebaker ing, ©) 65. fa ion’ co d tires. , “ at ae r Co.. 4100 Fo rest P on ile Very reas saints e ™m: private family Deln _- SADR. i peopie reasonahile ‘North VERNON reasonable rent : x —_ iverende wn j “ROT dan: like new “inne : . — 5 fourin , - tl TWIN —' 84 .tan cha cB) — ag exch an nge for ‘a — rooms A TR. is I81—2 a: s fu ae a a = KENNERL y 405 j 7 — “1° BON, . 820 Easton ers dealer ji a. Pmns ge i |i a 32 Firestone 320x3%. $4.95: 3° r sever ving with oms, screer meh = Se urnished , . (hes ; * ae t . is ba 7 . 9 » a ‘ee? 9 " p+? - ) al ev . ie "1 ‘ por ‘ " T) id ' : 5 rr t. ‘ YORT—Sedan: in excelte i pane b. me Motor Co In 2 5041 r 1922 Reo 2-:pass Coupe ma “> : fy “hes 33. 34x4 ic "Saas: |~ oe de 24385 _ — a week. Riv- keeping. Forest 71 sR. npiete fer house ST. U __Northwest , T crea aduite: 335 ¢- New $-roem sed & " ‘ nt . ‘ , rhe «} : . J “ _Tibk up herenn te modeis, fr a levroliet Coupe per- TipbEs -. “rene eae garage. weekly rates: tub. show — oo?) OF [VE a= peheoping, roetes ; ere ner apartment. ° a ine 9-reom cor- $32 i—3 NT FOR COLORE | $i * t pee Be ie | “ " re t nior. »tS “3 . terme, rs FOR D— Teo rms 33: 3 Washirgtan > ay cect con dit lon — fl ‘ a nding RES— ~30x3 "5 co a ae vo saitieaill (cof) RE : - Dae es e baths. Tie on 3734—single e® or , on! me ae ge - ere ace Sis J ‘ir a , -_ baths open ref _ —— spenignemennieens D : ee ashington. : ade -Tourings: 10 late Sie, [ce ed bt newly paint- S-.40: See Sa + 30: 32, 38 x4. i ELI. $349 —Goaneninn’ nae range. steam heat myecting. gas MAGNOLIA, 3040 an 279¥. fel 3 ices ¥ ‘ oa ies ur _ . a like ww Ps . ruood oo ee . . ess ‘ ~* oe Pin 3 p x ; “ear onr ung reon ssa ee ——— = j : a oS 4 - - 4 : ~y own | a 3 l—1974—-Ford eedan: a} eae +} FORD sam ale ati, i Je ew. sA0 , er good 33 5x5 $4. 27 aue 3) Me “ car new Go . lore Ww M U ~ ] .. A = reorme ho isekeen ay... or ms connect ne PAGE 52] 492 ae ifnces . 37 week! “ peas West PARK estn: ut . = . E re “he. *~ bee uti ful ree: os #4 . ° - . mm BS wd ; _— ’ "Tt » “Pts "at ir 7 te 4 2 © - “5 — rY . ; -_-— , > s “AS ee . des ; 73 JOHNSON att "TO co - , “extras thing. $143 Curing. Haasilers i . sii ’ pa Murphy “Z eri : z . at £8 “ as t Rabapoe: trade.” i650. “ and #asev A By Po mos mae gy iths- Bui k. vee » v ie w ond erful car . as a Musical instru ti fas in 5 15— Large _ housekeen ng: water a + se IP hg —LJ © ean y sepewes ahed Cc oO ¥ ee >. auth ee. . P ae ane ~ © seis Tux is ges ran * 4 Ne — ' AF. AR “ uma Rf — a caegare . —-- P oY r 7 ~—s _ . fiw BTT——Spo: : aie te . Verne: = enod a, oe 19’ 4 excellent ae , .) Da i - { al condi’ idn mv i r. mei ish brown at atee and parior wite 4.30 hal! room & all it housekeeping Been comrm pees tor’ hou -Two reoms. furnia! : ‘ u — " 535-4 ash hess =e c a ie ‘= er c ne eniences Ip : ; *y wide . — Se ny S es Tr tral as Madithn a inf ik ¢ oo cn = if a —n he . ‘MEMOURANY > @Xc i} - in eee cc “ ° eee Md os —onven' > f COUSf £ ee nD! 7% te ’ oe st ¢ or ° Afri ~ i* al $4 Saf hee all RECOSSE! Y eiuiprme#nt a 6G ’ ndays and e Ba es $250 terme Open uA New 1a% an i+ st like new; Th AB wey sptnee — sRAND, ry rise) ~N oe garace. nished | a. L ‘On VenIeNnces ° — _timens fur- _ ~a~ FS 2d mi oor. 6 rooms. 5 room S. i North wees ‘ noders REAL é 4 ngs Vick, S85; N ‘rand 7 gy - FE = roe vit $550 Easton. De 20 Cars to SS Quick © ” %.. ‘8 orig na : Pie ow front: gray kit he es utifu 24-floo ROC 1M— Desirab! ° el 2S (6) —a BT. 5577 — I , @ vo. (| COTE BR wees s2rage . bungalow. 7 : he ; ' ete | RI Pas 5 “Bas i 2 elect > ww gn i@ ° Open e.e . se Tice for H AR o> - ne e warage “ ooT fas’ o . Drivate farrn : = i _heated Shu ef - : - Al ° ~ rooms. | ILLJANTE_ * tt Bu ; e Touring; late "33: sane rom ao irlitzer, 100€@ OO}: nings. terms ea : ‘ER, 3205A—N et opione! Box 0-178. P-D. break- | BAS 7 Up. Cabany 10 : fate har a ante, @-reom fi ) / Stock nk: Mate ‘23; cord tires @ 9 ere te 206 Olive . \RPER. 32054—Near Grand: room ana "COM! — r; reas, EASTGATE, 801—@ mile | . hardwood OPER TR. at. | eee a F a0 er rhe Ha se. e TARCK P] _ : ccHenette: > oom 3 =——ih Al - 5.) SO4—G roor a decorat E. €O ' oot ter . ' baie is IANC? - ea icDd) 3 - ~ e oOR . ane . arimen } ; rooms nal i ations : c - IN ES : : ‘oan - as 209 — ed runs good ot £ pat 00 Ww et ca ; STEINWAY 1019 Selis an HA RPER. 2°1°-—F 4Y at 130M temen: re asonabie © . Sy rate far ily: gen- s-- > z, nt south che aa - cee sgaer porches TB .* ‘VA BOR Cheats: . fees . [ ami Sunda, 46 Oven eve WD FINWAT—-Style 1; mediu emia eee? eis abt ee ey eee ——~ ROoOM— ——— 1836] we J. i. EPSTEIN. Mace. at CLY 1 yA “3 ir ‘ = } it Je r a } : ° nes . > WZ “4 ° - 3 » { -W M ry e De® “ EIN & . o DE s F SH ' OO Ta | Jemett ® aedan: positively ORD—-1922" tossing NO FINANCE) TE a eckeied ig inetiums sive; thor. | Fairground Park. o house: | ROOM Well-eooointes hori tor discr Main 2162 av eee a - electric. gaa, ; uf only 4 ‘Y Rew conditier _maentable r . Starter a Mit | ; ° N "KF > ke Mew by the Aro’ comn ended to NATU —— | 3a —_— oe Phone 1 entleman. 42ax West — mane © aa — rest : priest carefy! - rt) @n shor? . : : ee ms fine ad ‘ n4 de. SP FI }- S'einwar i. © lam Co } NATTY RAI iz one Tirde'!l 1&2 - es Pine hi FOREST : - a: tof NORTHLAND. 47 ~ : .. hs int. , ime by ke mane: oniy $135 TP . an 9 representat exclugive = ; RIDGE — 5 . - ‘ EST PARK I . — , hs . NCEY ath now anothe s mar «> >. ° " ¥ :13 { » ,. e os er A) ~ — . = oe ee - ~ on en f or _- =. Ro wi | r ih + - —— , ; ‘ .’ ~ ° 44a - r a ° P. . ae Lhe sewets - pou Seated far NSON” rt TO CO. 98a? c HA Re , ES Daten on aymente Aeciien ‘ aly S45 ing Fe ny rooms a!! — a Pm 4 a gh 5 beerful’ with runnin per 2 hed reer? s > Toom apart - 131. .. oe a tr Sento! “— f NEATH cw rear bumpers ge ™ @ complete: tront ana GARDN ER TOU ee PIANOS—Gooa ~— . 1004 steam heat 6 car yo Rg IE cold water ment in pr eat Boon mt os wren = C01 —s rooms, sum par! “4 foo . | ienane coors and = ' : 7 ite a — (5904 ‘nis Ek LS MR SS “n)¢ a ane , rT or dexirat oor fast -% ane parctor. “ Td , STD batty ene ~ $ioten Rg ay oe ror alaer” — in eli RING VIVA le: ene usec Dia ee a toe for $40 os. Colfax S46: '8) Cat oe of Tome: age a = EP TEIN & NORTH WARKET. 502 j 71 Vat LEY vena oe z there ne set seat - w Mirtor ‘PA ason . ref Yeo ane, r time ct % 14 i cane ee eS 34173 optional! Wain °! ay oes. SN > rooms, 2 bears > 7 eae UST ie e "we don't. and rediater winter fre h KARI m I, ? 25, snags FOHONT gc a we «| CP TANO— $72 gnore. Lio five st tee: GARFIE Northwest | ; UNION BL. 1155—ane. 8 Soe rORITTNE a Gis Chestnut ai oS nn a ‘aa’ i moet went b miter Tray? ” POR CAR CW “SV4: 7s ters . ive Keesler SARFIELD. > - n : » c . = , lx. 7008.12... a XC : ~~o-a vest loration in 7. @ autk at 8 ie - Price. but « 45 Lac erms to suit sier used upr . “3s: Te near a. AD. Fore 12° Sozy Troon ror , -i7—S - RTH MARKET RID ox 5 . inmZ « ant ; ° uw eo . —_ 4 me rer -— , ‘ ap ght affre ; — f -r r ’ ‘* - _ st hada? ] M o . 1? ef’ i ore ooms 6. . | ’ . — A 7 - '¢ a Cet oT ee be LL x” MUTC st we : “7 Usy aie —Speed«te- 19°" 5) 5 coeur sm Oiive ent, May. Stern laren " ano De- MA ra oe aduits eo =a os sy. L.. 147234—Room and boa ee Washington Un: Vere cy @i ~~ Dan beds: weed foun ge et > ACK wonte” tT elect: ., " Laqus TOR CAR CO sneedster. 1923, repainted «AF np at Bowe 2. then De, | MASEIERS, B0t7--5. or:3 rate om *o ladies employed .... r4 for “mable: few fe y district: rent ra: airy le batt: . 3 : wares Sicwalt. eer «A | Eastor cuarantetd Gibeos, e ~ A SA } E Pl 1Ck ° | PLAYER Pr AN: an la i oa was ul = am? kitchen pris on living —J0t raomers ~ ee = vate home: no GREON E. & R we oc of Penney vanis jt : 5 TOL N. Btn, Onee, $1) gow oeit har e+e: HUPMORILE ae 7 i. sa ‘ ro of olls: will sell on ‘note. i hench and he BE rr. 5027-——Nice con as a __ (ec YE RNON 4305 — rm —— 7 ai), tae G SCOTT. 800 Chestrat ST. LAL TS, 53°64A—5 BdoxEs % a) sy ; ° oes ae 2 ae eee om: a BI Y : Vandeventer » terme for $90. 2907 wp mit hen “privileges uTnished roorr nished ho osekeen ing 00 — micely fur en AE 533.5 ¢ : ®>i oo tile bath hoo-wuter PVN ES @ a $55" t seg ieehenee 204 S405. Weber's ATER PIANO—Evhard eames Ry nes t.tiewn- ban. (e>) WASHINGTON BL.. 4910—F> ed) OTTORFF-GLLES CO. 4914 T f\. nerth onnnieat perfect condi iene : CO. 618 _ ae . | : —— : i : mahogany case 3°23 . RR rote dark efined gentieman Colfax toh for or > fentiemnen: all cor — I rent. room. HE MA “ +44. —— ¥1¢ De! mar. +6: oda th fea > pave Fa ' sera = 5 even . , ‘a? @ the ' - - fulis chaps 1 wf ta W ABHIN . . on Veniences - ' . ve Ts and oecchk “4 fr! mae os 6S oa : ~~ 5 oe ———— = fess e rear. 3 recuse en , . rowers. :
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Seo ¥A “tee ate RSs 4 ~. = a2 iS b y, MARE Te 43 1923 FRIDAY, ———e 3 ; ¥2o, ne en eR WW 164,944 REAL EST AT ap SS hee ATE Ads! ARTMENTS F; FOR eee. kal “Ts i-] Pos I Dis SDateh. é (96) tr Day ay ii KW 00d. Mo. G rand 4: 205M" 3 Wellston N h OR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE aMiT, Faz. . ch _ tien) named aaa , h.ii. Ghiuiini. : 24 - ten “ai 335. rooms. Sun Parlor “Mar ON’ =? hy ; j , oo - fi nest T.al SUBURBAN PR ‘CITY REAL EST “TE FOR SALE | os IMMEDIATH: POSSESSION~ on. 7 LORRA [Ne vat 2 + root ne Dat h . 2) lH ' NI vi RSI? = = wort :' oe ae West REA * ESTATE LOAN® " NDERSON oT WK} RI ERM. 3 pias: ove ea 4 greed yg oomes. Pa "N 3 = op. FOR RENT T see convention ns, hardwood floors: all mod. ; | a) ent {* abay ny OO TRI CAS aa nee . . cn rf A it — flat - large 4 55M HOU SES PRICE OF ONE s RI’ ILDING LOANS SOIR ¢ heer, NN. f ) - . a thd os : . . (3. ( a Ng Sb rooms. Karage. S65 .: IO laa ine eoree eS" or account of OW neat ? 4 eo Sey he ii-¢ bat | - a ra gee dS ry as roorns« m de, “nN Karages , 1 a UN V4 PLE. 6010— = Sate — oe t 5) 4 fe woodwork. Soo Open, I Tomer i = be as ns, om vention. ‘ce: 3 «a. res: $30 | $6807" Mee 4 ' Po ue been > luced to BUNGALOWs & COTTAGES , ig “rEa: si wor ys ." $14. 300, te te SI EC ma 5 ae = Ds nine Ss. first £7 a" — : e “tae ST 6 O tres, bie Rarage: $75 buver : ' “SG Made to euit CK Ol N. 8th. Olive 3383 ony Amoun Ren > JS ALT? mm: 7 a f oor Cast. PS 5° a Mo ler; j row: — JAS. T) ¢* r > e v. i U «% Co mew us tow i ne ms. ewa) sala Ws IN REA! CO. 3243 Dect? ; RS ‘ not-water wed % (ond) HOU SE—.9.+,, ‘ RK: aX. _Ki rk wood, £80) CITY V enue ae mien — ORD. REAL, TY co | — Sale . , Northwest a sT BE SOLD a HEMMELMANN. SPACKL ER E on. a lal ‘RSON, 1188 — 5 rooms : te: ‘ ' 36504 Flat of 5 ro mas. hoe ior, har: rdwood TI ne ping as og Pcie, par NT Hodiamont Cabanv 3560, i North | ae PL. $025-——-Double f at. modern ry ol Par rooms hot Water hea: Seventh and Chestnut. fei) e: redu Cd rent: wi} > Pu ~ pelt a Ne ray ieee S ae ef ers, ae Dat --Car Za- | YOU Ca § aa YOU WILL. _ BUNG, . oe Ve-Ouilt 4-famii 3 rooms. tile bath d rae’ ' » yews Do EF ‘i R mH Ww "OD H300.. New ; Tecorate, ” Be pemantan ‘ _— ree: ta | K aE we oe vine F erg us ym 7S. (c7) | : > ic} c ass Condition Nee owner on Lat ‘oor [; k’ } } SE R VIce Ma 16” . 61 a Chari ey eee Oath, toilet A net ME nr ANC r be 305 — N a iVton) oe ae orner t W een Lorraine and Ashla nd, | Ze h se a to & 8 Bo then S0uth to "449 . A fe ~~ A SANT. 61 14 Ww > Bungalow ~~ . all =t i. rninand av tel y = ’ .. a r \ s rh r 1» ane i ging). {ficienc, aa ‘ FO RCe. AL le Urnhace an carage. leetny = ) LL. WULDI TAMS. 708. Chest! decora ats roome and bath. ga GODW'N REALTY CO.. 5243 Delmar. nga on west side of | rooms wnhRiCK BUNGALOW. mare KC OTTAGE. BATHS, $100 © hon water heat: admission be cane ree at $7400, $700 down. ‘SCHEMEI e ECO. nn PERSH] NG °630——Corner — sive = bot-wa ter heat = (c7y haa SIDE oo ee Nstaire double Muelid, Subjee ft TO Deed of range om ree tote hao tlie bai Rey electric, 1 F rare e —— oe athe, toilet. | fas, “40. te hE a 1 ane TY CO. SEES Easton orest S228 ~-MONE Y—6% ene rT ‘Thicloene —5 rooms Marlon ve 4} roome ana Sr “rs . BarARe: ate nm beau- Cc — vrceia m 8nkK. Loos — a, oom 206. 802 Chestnut (eh9 > ®: hea leht and -. See 8. . & 7 SUn parlor, house: 4 large rooms and hath: adulta: ful —— pric _ 041 Calvary a oll =S sa R ‘NEW LIST OF LOANS (abana 4: S06 Ww eae; - bath, brick ee = ae Cr annter furnished S60. Phone ,T r uST, $7500. dated Oct. 4 19: 24, | $8400 ~~ St Slee sale. _WHYMA4\ 107. T!o & eatin cs 53° + n sf f. —_ ED BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Now READY —- bests }>} RSHING 3486-—4> room — 2 wD open, : at at} i eh ons LS23Ww. fod) P ‘Rs. ‘ ‘OME RFORD REALTY CO Centra!) 8500. . “~ nesginy 1 : ». heteytey Dery sine rt 5 rooms. hath (al phone or Write aneae ameunte “ ORES 3390-—#-room efficer pegs and_bath. : With release Clauses, F Xeellent | 1600 Hodiamon sv. _Cabany 3560 ~~" | = : — ==.) Motte" cIry rt S ConA Southwest from $1000 to $12,000 select from. in TTORFF-GILES co 49 ency, 4144 — Peautity! 5-room w aie waEN : > s _ Forest than | we eee CO}. Ament STORE AND s—s: 1000 | ee ee ai) FulUed@ed first mert. Py R i . G 60: 4 a mah De! ‘Mar ¢ 4 e few, im Mdern reason ab} p ‘SUBURB’ N PROP TY ANTED | for eCot tages 5 [" N G AL ( Ww B ARG AIN ia Northwest : " ; — ( a : l Ouls 7 4510 4 « 40 - at apa a “a KU Ha 26 6 ity real ate / ittract} lilding. opposite Poem 900. Be pry B 101 N. Sth. Olive J383 hanes ee ahi hickens’ at. 2. room » pike | me. 1 “ won 2 sen Wood: 5 rooms, hard. | BUNGALOW 3 ‘ome. hepat aa tc RR ——— . LAY aT BARG ‘IN 4reain sor 0. . . a Sf Wee eles ; ind janit, - s (c5) | ) . sUitea »! le y hy chi cken s and rarden pe rf loorrs, fur ~ e¢ and faraze; imme. | NOt-Water heat: 1., ar md eo Fey: * Kines Son wd nie iOcK east of WOLF-POLI. ACK, 101 N Sh. Oliy SIRS De VY N d M ip. $85. Owner, gq gic inety 8919-4 rooms. modern: | Riverside T95 Wy 7 Wj | diate possession tor 5Ox150 | 190; a real buy. Gay, © 1987. (eG) | 5-6 khwav ae and high” achoo!s| ” on 0 —— ee toney 002 PERSHING ~~" “rent $56 uw 9@ sold as one Plece to. BASTON-TAYLOR EEUST Co. PUNGALOW—Northwen ar Ore, ‘coloeeths. steam heat, nerd MANCHESTER BUSIEST BLOCK AKE AN am ,. VOR G ee “8 Sr ares : ne 79 (a8 d: 5 ioe hey, cuick sale want on sy. oeOnnades, brick garck vr iWwo nv kart f , R, E. CO 105 N. Oth s ) GARAG . - East Lon Co) e -» TOOTS. tlie } rog ; frepyye ' } : vol ner" + ~00 Db ock M 1c r ‘ tor P y Prominence Ye Maton *:. With en . J (e685) ES, STABLES_RENT the highest bidder at absolute RE DU CED. ro S750 furnace; garage. Tote" 0x1 05" Gea One ; , ee ae 221.800. | flats with n odern plate giane Gand | FIRST ‘AN D SE COND DEEDS of a- hom a N it ec naled any mallvidu iy Be om, 1717—6 rooms AbAartnient West he , 11? x ' ' 81900 >. jis MS Central 561; 2358 Chestnut cgay St lovis PINANC [Al, CO, B16 Pin, Oh 400 “ye $65. 4) me 721 5—~Garage. street ent? TQ Ursda J wy tOnial: hardwood ne through. math. eas, electric, furna $3700. GOO] ry v i S T 1 INT 7, y d. Central BY Ne ees aT Ards tal 104g" —— - wa TRY Cass, brick Earages, €R pe ‘ é out every moderr conven . 7 ’ a a ee ern ” r |: Olive 21° ‘ ‘ m As ) ; ; bs BT... 3033+ ro0me, a yomme, bath. el tric, an : f O04 Cahar ne new brick pa ‘ages: wa. Ma rch i ’, 12 ; 0 e loek hoon. at | $! ee ve? ae terme open: ge pe CH TTAG A crag ri pee (a) ‘ REAL sevava.sen COL’RED a and me rel a) CC fre t] floor Pas , — +. ae t,) or. 4 ti A GR \( > R. 5. CoO 100 Ne Sth. , : ty]! OA a . , a ’ ——Bea If} ul. 5 rooms¢ ] rf gS x s R 4 > " WES? PINE oi, 413 ik room aa) $925A—5. rooms. 835. a, aan the Real Estate Exe hange. NT | ; CONCANNON 720 Wait wright Ridge Madd 283; p Ben bie: tering: $300 lown. ae -1 ( VW PP IC 1D ° oe mes ath ee eucky 5-room brick MONEY WANTED “ steam heat “st: urea . icles, Mallee! to party buyin. feeuie | ie Ob See iN. rie mil Se Te nce + wy: acant Miss Smith 5 e new: bat furnace small cash nay. MON . —_———. taal - Mervice; all cons eniey ee 8 Nitop (o4) Ww (? > } . ‘Tie 1769R, > » Ore 10, after ; >) | bat] frame fiat; | = balance Monthiy terms bm ve 32784 NEY Wid 7 lean of $400. 10 monthly i Ices; garage ont 49-84 Tico 6 fi {tO LET—BUSINESs Pp’ nines - Corner 7th and ( ‘hestnut. Brentwoog 7 = bath. cas “lect _farage: ‘rent $744 per EO. FP. _DUDIC. 806 Chestnut fe®5} a uotes._ Box T-388. Post- Dispatch. . ~ o10u——~' — Cargh dow, ~ 30K uf, South attached ho ee bath. elec ‘ ' | ONE Y W td —| _ second dead o 5600 jc) 2 PORGIAN counp— 7 3004—5 nice rooms, sec. Sentra | Stor 2322 or Webster 204570" 1: 96, SCHEMET, pot Netneate oO AV 844g lat. Apply F. | 34500: $400 cash: San Monthiv. See my wnat fo" $19,700. aue fn 16 months. cn... Kingsbury; three. TOON effinig inor: bath. con we, $40 a BU ae DIN« | ape | eS Bast, af Forest #209 ic we. entk of Jofterat.. Apply. Fi eS gain : SILVERRLATT, "| Sith monthly bavoff. secured by corner 4 Maihage * a rem ine ci py: any: 6160, | AUX, 722 Chestnut S300. | ‘ t Go— 601; «iJ 1 story; > will | divide. A. R. ie HOLT, M ke y Ky RY East St. Louls i td Ow P * 7 | ARSEN 4] $4 1° ' f = Sage : , (7) | Room 401 22 Chestnut (e*5) yn Yoong nh. eda yp 4 25 per cent ar Ree. ) . z & i (co # ( spate ae dj _ I: ‘ [ ey Pe “s iOubnbl!s lat roome = ae a . ee “- u or — ate ac on. Box ite in 5OL Title G laranty Bldg ~On i heat 7 Ca Pa B93 J2rgo rooms, gas ana! B 3 4 DINGS —o9q 000 and eR 000 sa. te 4 : : NORTH THIRT NINTH. 8p Ie ec, 4a) S\ C] mM ns ~H bat hardwood floors, Y-car gRarace . 74. _Post- ‘Dispa “tng t . rent aI7 1.90; adults. (oT, | RAMMING R -d _CO., 308 g Ist (100) 4AUC tiones ca ? ] bt «k north of Caneyviiie wit te are ore tein ~ Upper rooms. new!ly Miciey a - ‘Ra on South Side. ih M- REAL Est "TE-OTHER CITIES | Fy t De d ¢ T 2 5 i“ r ; re “a ¢ » & ) Ca amily f i. “OOTY iin ane os - . ; eo ? .@ a a : er ic ar ~/ : ae at ne . ) - a. ru athe Af 'D R J AN AV $ 1320 —_ 3 $: on qT] 5S. bat h, CH ar, & J rey NN] N - lit 216—Ney \Vv etores. ‘ l wa “y- 6. re : I OMS aon each apar nent: hot | pric ‘@ $5 5400 ine ledina os reds . Garage: ‘ bi on Pe ORR OOT: 3—4 ~ , ee ~ arr c - pam y eac . . f gp BR tan fe ne: net Hy | floor oF thiel gas. water. $20: newly deen” | FOURTH. 906 §—c¢ ‘boice for light” ag | | porchaae . Pl@ctr C; @treet — 7 A iravoie a’ P rooms and / i nein snocheting 4 and 5 aa, aw et ATS. Ww ‘s Garde ): 4 | resi? tra oy r Re nt: 1 5x50: tolhe: mee - les | By: R Kirkwood i dy a z coer ‘Mohan Oudition: Can be! b: if} h: a’ ee ai fur nished. i ° FIN NANCIAL “4 e rp K = rOoon r ( fT, Zags ane a Bee ric j I Tc > : ae rar? - 120-, ‘ Nardwood f] OOFs, tile bath fh adi Ase. , ath, gas, electric. furnace. | Rive rside 335% 5. dell 8476, room 22 220. _3 “Olin. cs HILL ER P r | 4034 —See 4-room fr; ame | H.G. A} HEN. 316 Wai nwrieht Bidg. (eg) | XU $5 or more on termes of Oey ment to ens i y f i 1: ) , an oz). many fa. turer represen tation. SOO Tit | e700 ee to vewood wear village, mar n= OO; ay terms DOLAN REALTY | movenke. Ras, ele, tric. toilet: teg qd) r te — GON, 21154 real bargain: one of | Suit. CAPITAL MONEY. ¢ . for Southwest Guaranty. : (hy } i ng Parag ig sevel 6 tilage, spring wn? Gravois ' we s : A} wis k 4. BR ER RY. ya IS x ; ete —s tt . , ’ “ogo- Ye > | ; ~ ’ “Ohi j - > Cash 9 | j fire +4 } i. j st ca tt pine ¢ : Delmar 387 an (MB) | OFFICE S FC IR RENT I now details ——. 177 new hbfo S; IMOILAN Ris \] TY CO ’ = 306 rl Meat sof SPRING. 3569 M s Modern 5-room cottage SINGLE FLAT Large at brick r- A We m 63871—7 ro, Ine * heat, | 4s ||‘ @talog. free. « COUT FARM AGE NC Y | Renton 148 : pic. Apply F. A. Be: ry, 1S 8. Jeffer bee ro . meh ee ers ric on | MOB BILE ; > = ar 7 janitor service. 1 Bo | ‘se 65 i | 45811 Pierce Ridg. ae Louis I } un fe) ~ », son fane > St.. orabe $4600. Inquire 4°] | APARTME T3 room ~ ished c | 8 | F aay See ae . . a = SAC RIF ICE | TY ROLE AN. 1068 feo} Plasant sy before noon. (5) ath: adults g aD S711 COM , BUY es; double garage . Price $8250. Pasy ] nce orp. = , 55 DE LAIA R, 4001 Bri = sleael 5 I, LPSPEIN & SON ery re asonable rentals. a se ——— A ) \R kK D om T H Is NEW RUNG ATA Ww. terms A. Vv ORERME YER t. BRO LAD! = . Bright, coo], 2 ie nm 2163 617 Chesaut at P ‘ F’rom owner; 1600 Penne : a '5179 Ka : mal as 1627 Locust St. A Menge ad Se a eas apt.. newly ‘furnishes’ . aR) | Inquire at office in building or of || Missouri | and breakfast room, bath was, | CaSY terms, imsylvania: § ro ton RENTS on seen! 001 PRICE 81 Olive 9130. (014) oo location, in one of the Oldest and hit . ape Urs ataee 7 on a | nibcpiaatibeaenie sate a PiPcty Ne. ,* nace. hor Water c = a mem ‘'E S1° S00 | rou Citles i S: (e 3850 rooms, bat} rie teen ; ae M a Onnection, $150 DOW N_p . n klahorna, | F U7 RNISHE D> “an ART MENT: = b GRACE 10" * m4 furnace: | ; ORE ON hk. & R.G. SC OTT, Agents ty Nardwood floors large porch: lot 50x); JO: | -room aoa W mn “t RIC E $2150 a hi . 2 and 4 room fla in first- ‘Population 20,000: large dra ng terri. $75 >. abany atl 5 rooms, 4a". as '(.» if FE ARM~—F O gale - ™ ® ; i price £4500. $450) as) 9 , Olage 380-foot lint a rea] c he tio 1808 op Hi *k ry aft : only good estab! ished pep ’ ny ae "ene month and Interest —! s: ‘0 ber yh Spe one block north BHO Delor $: 000°. aan Nl bring big returns business: can do $75.000 annually y ) 762 —Ay Par ” bi locatioy : = y aaah ay aaa i : rl a Fae : *-roorm . ° ie fin & housekeeping riment HE r ne tC > o Jenton 486. ee a ————_ ee 7 >? F pieats of etal al ‘ kir nds of Truitt: i 491 5 Re owing 2ME L, oe E. “—.. »g i SOARR. my _ ; buil rar. Rive — | n v E RR B [oA r T. Room 401, 7 2 ‘ a | gout" recnenn™ fal: selling. = _ ot r g : ~ os on “ul é 0 ? “rier ‘ ston n ‘ 525 ; ee. ‘ ~ ° . RINGSB - . ‘furnteneat No-room apa 1315—New apar ‘tment flat. | North e 2 Write P. F Gruel.'! 811! ivan. 3 Mauy, | E wreak Sa28. Sy J Oana hixtway ark. Only $5900. | 1h 24.1 ROOM ve ye eee ta a | REDUCE YOUR icleactea ee 4-274," oat Dig r lent, 4 ris n completa, y ciency - My urphy be (CRS / ‘ FARM—4() ‘ a9 Soy “> vier one = at) Ic RAN 6 roor bys th ew - i ~“ amor aoa 4a40ie, joRi ZDA REALTY CO, } we i fenced: 80 miles om St. Louie Heig an Foreat Park: 34 -Storv r 7, FOR 33 4yx147. Open Sunday D. SAMUR, ! tree an t? ©: only $°9 KOO vances ase RET IABI E ADA rtments, $13 wo rooms. it furni ished $6: : Lindell 137] 73 65. GRa ND ThE 7 t) ( houteau.(eRQ) 2402 Delr ar apt ian Forest 120” “\ brick o Too! ns: har iwood fioors: tobi . | BE et IS Realtors, 4 Ie RE > ae 2 (“hestnu t st. (eS) di if MAN children. IGHWAY, 815 N rooms, mod-| business: 7, Nite Mendid store for any | FARM— #0 acres, 35-room house. > cisterns, | S?Pa4ée; all improvements: jot OOxX140; a ‘ealtors, Arcade Bldg Olive 378,| RENTS ge MONTH—P RICK $18,500 gence. to take over first-class iegitimate — | VERN IN. ~66—Well _ furnished er - home; Al condition; open.’ Olive | STORE ye ee North_Y. M.C. A. | epe¥ 9500 chicken jous + 800d barn: | ‘fry fine location: $8500. —— —= : 41. 31-33 Russ _ hear Shaw's Gar. | sinesr; arge profits and steady jn- i | ment for 4 or 2 adults 4 a | ees Ppa necro N W. Cor, “+ aie nm and Sulli- | plenty of fruit of al}} Kinds and well “ODWIN REALTY Co 9°43 Delmar Qo ae ee —= | den: « le. 6 an > Math. electric: 4 «ep — ym | be A in any other bust rr : ities eee 6 an: iarge ro ny Store xe 1] > ao 5 fe; Ce }: gO mi} 2 ram rar ped eal mm te. 4 a> J, a, _ ent ' = - ‘ . > arate oe ‘ } ; slat oa 7 HER, 729 Chestnut, | STORE —-- ort west a | psecrifice. Big oA a Elvin ~¥ Mm 7 University City Feokce lots. oy firest construction. | Ps mg My hi gan ‘V.. thle baths hardw 00d | ential: no delay, 4501 Washington a. (089) AUTO TRIMMING SHOP. — oe ‘ al Aartine Le one room Hy J. : Hale i + 0M « he oe wy ‘ S— evera) Food « tor ‘e J iic F “ per eT, ‘ a4inw rie 5} . ia QSL IN ; — ~ OMe out ane ins ect sr 1y Wor . f rs Pepa rat he iting: f rat de ae] frue-r i > ‘ Good on, indows "ail ‘ervion as SUN parlor: HICK EI, aa . lost: at ner | inthe indus striai district. s on I nion bl.., "| _St. Louis. jah) | &E ee | oe i. viv decora Vand ainted: — ||| Bungalows, flate gtr aperéanean $10, OOO: rents S180 low price. $18 730. BROOKMAN AUTO LOAN > oom leaving T-31. p FRone Ny? W FE STM] NET > R. 483: oo - ; a, - INSTE R T, AO 0 2 ~ «hae MOT’ ND { ‘ITY TE zr ST CO. Agent, " = , a Urated any ainte OowWn- and carages. ’ | r GQuick BA le. Phone . Mor sages re inanced. +r BAKE > == each. x) _fi irnished effic ‘feney apartment’ "eae re tle bath oa ” A- “Modem 6 Forest LOO0. Uni On and St. Louis ee | IMPROVED PRP'TY | FoR SALE | = ‘ “ ENZLICK LO1O & lestnut. Olive 1497 | sce. 3048 Te anced Quickip. "4 $1 af 4 ister town Chas. gan. $ . a ‘ rar “4 al , a ." — v > ~ -- ASS A eet + 4) A a. BUILDING READY , 431 CABANNE | we ieetae on a Oe AN: aaee | AMES PL.—400 MELVILLE |! ARTHUR FISC HMAN | 4439 Pee, or ae 0 gE RMS | | CO-OPERATIV E LOAN GOW = ane 2 BAKERY ESTAURANT —Goo ses te. - fi! nn Me} Vv} le (GHOO Te] rr Nar), ry. - f at; hew 5 rooms and solari = I , ePsy 2 > IN & SON } e oo | j Genera] & ontraec ‘tor ar id Puilder k tehar of rooms ans furniture and Dianos: lowest ra eney cation -.” bean 1405 Cheam nm ; | blocs “*k South: we have one 4 room effiais 1 >; Near t >» No? dan and Vark Main Dek 4 alc 7 aN t (c8 | P bli Re: iu itt u — e of 7 rooms, hath and {ij 6015 Gravois Riverside 3375 | Pena nets mins t '¢ baths. he e anes ful sily er fix Payments 40 01 Benoist Bldg. a =e, : -{°Y apartment, all new furniture, compl highest Point in Cabanne- with | ——— : a —lestnut. (c6) | U 1c uc 1on dcuble brick gay exec, Just placed on the} (L SS oa eee brie! oo 5 patie: rs mit to te hip | Pine _ ate. " ib BOARDING FioUaE—ac E-—Rargain: $300” ‘ | Service: bargain, $85: d- reoth, Sfficle ; putiook. Call Fores: 4742W_ or nar oee: m ust ‘be sold at once; can be had = scross frosrt ; louble ga MONEY to salaried ov copie: easy pavan ance terms; 4 , " al: | aj} Sunrooms, - furn, shed: new; $110; . TRE ALITY On _ S06 Cheagtniut (> 7H) pa liberal terms Call Parkview 1332 for | Seuthwe t | Sian "D ’ m. for " inspection” eh yes ee ; 1861 fiway” Exchange | se ren nt 180 ' S105 : . . nina #4pPotintmenr aa IspDert cRD) | s Slur " ‘North IVE RNON LAv X, 722 Chestnut Ol. S200 | TO THE pr ‘ Pee 0 oy m. haar 4 BY.5 ‘ae large pth close. to hes -» lern: - is is well built 4044-490 Isso 5-8 rooms bathe REDUCE Your PAYMENTS. sale or lease, “De Bone : an for sr efficienev. fine Mudjng Eenuine mohaie SERLY only —lovely 4 rooms an (cd) 7 I [ BLIC . double b lagi re re ‘lot 0 Bas er —— | bus tee TTO \ ST. Y. +t by x" FP ace orate fu: nai es: rents $195 per maith. O32 car one tithe, L- 21% +=, Poat-Dig atch Pas eO6) NY ye heoy suite. f1 “nged = et rugs. Pevervthine fy, nished td ‘oko ae yt Bo agi ENT at 1704-12 8 —Large store. | | Shade treee: aa ag lt. ng. huet enti Olire 84° etn roe Fath time , * | 232 5- 27 O ve nt. ra Set) CONFECTIONERY —Onposlte school. sn, ‘ ey! ast se ft. wn life ena’ * \ *% ~.e i x (}- fir nront COr etry et ion. su'tal le / lave Pen . . . oo i . “i 7” oe . : shy B . re’ > é Pa + pr > ARIC t SOW RT y CO -—tn Box P DPpoat hon ‘ ao let be ; c ein m sn oe st i CON) INS ( a DP f Pduced Can Ak? fey : 2 Sk LOW— Dea utiful matt brick PNnO- . ; ; . ‘ : = . ‘ ost Dis tch g [num ‘and ain Goer 390 fe nuine alumé 1. 406§6.—: rooms: electric, bath ~eiesroom, garage Or factor y $> 5 maa) sel] aa ai ' "T 1O)) i te BALSON RiSALTY & RO DING co | \ rooms and sun aoa modern: aie mean wor S oad Wa wT G avote ‘eR dy CONFECTIONERY =p ooteh store jo. ‘to } reed , . RP adu}+ ‘ f i Z i - nn rarage ‘ »¢ COMmMplete, ; ily 1 REN’ T CUT Pyare yard: 3 t 6 Hone g from JEFFERSON, ©9306 S —Stores: good bu isi- | the Real E State Exeh; ange, the ) | ral F a ry modern 20m brick bun: a r- ID le ; None ey eeiney 4008 a | $00 to $6, $ 00° clean Bisck goad ‘loge ive 3 am: ys h, 14% refer liAse Ie, tion =. , -_ - st ~ ery Tod iern conveniens Pa) on > bads —— Oo e: ielore at », one bloek ene? a : ce 0-3 Weekly or Monthly Rates ka (65) | rGuenH Snot 3740—Stana ae ite ’! follow INZ properties: New 6- Ma amily f° ptm ‘t | Ingham. Rivers ride 4207” | aon 4 Onn. “OmPleted; with | AA $100,000 TO LOAN | ORTICATESSEN Zong oe reaminani Ve have several { f chic gr s of ' at Ton eee oe : (ea) ee ee OOS , : rent: price $1800 wh ° Oe ee ey Se nile St Carondelet Parte N PON AI CITY ag [eam Bates, SEM, BENGAL OWS” | frag, nee sunk cone, eee cam! HT AUTO MERA Co! Boe pute 1 oar Marh'ie i ‘ , ices ; Py . . 4 . 7 . rom own er: 50 4 Sch m yer . hes of Kin rahie? - 2 nore LOANS > PR a trimiw -_— a | houge reepathe, completely ouuippes = NOL A—F ive rooms and bath West K. ( or. \ ernon and W al. ry EXCEITI - A T1.¥ ATTR ACT! VE | rooms: en 3y terms spe hh “adix® floor . nace ig hw: , Z: ayone ven ae i cote hoe Bel tee) _DELMONTE HOTET 5630 Delmar. (333) 9 Mat included: "$a0 per month. | BOYLE. 459 N.=-Modem store: dry base. | (On; 12 flats. PRENSA . G LIVING fe OM, Nye VON'T DILLY-DALLY ee ey SONA) . oe $50 to $1000 | GROCERY — And peg ) i, m a. — Horthweet Cor nm an, ® . - . . PER “ 2 SiS OO” (“\S] MOWON PAY. M4 Ce ion iAli, Ce, ate - every ) oN r TOVe ‘ark, Tert 3 y ra) a Centrai Ps ager, bath: North Side: JONES BROS a * a pright. Inton; stores and flats. MENT, BALAN IE CERMS. thing in Ad condition: ons beautiful jot | downstaics = aie | HH loans paid # packenee® Fe ‘onoceny Will trade for rooming ho se Waaan = —— art = s Riverside : ws = J ANYONE [Ax KING: FOR AN APAR FOX200. with karage, chicken houee fruit N > te - eee: fed) / CASS. 1848 —3 rooms: low rent. ‘ (7)! far or Be Biss) Wastes. | MENT IN WHICH TO Haye. OMe Bho em cte-: Concrete street and allen. t se 5208's a or fee Re ns | in ponte: bring title. Car iett GROCERY AND MEAT } MARKET—1,, -o. ce WILL ed ' “ree . , _—*t) ~~ e)- i ed 6 iste Te) 4 ‘ i LiA } j N Ke j scF * lo ; Nag “A OD and DY rin ine ' neo . fri. A 1A} MS 706 Chestnut. Olive 2714. Md —Or apartment. he couple. 9 S | OR B } OR LE ASE 4aStON ; Stores AS WELL AS AN INVESTMENT OR | to ae hool. for S759 Tomorrow it ina. al FP ge ao — - “met ard vOod fons in your POSseasion. ored district location - bareain s¢ pre Het any ela ie. $2 Nia or .' Modern: South Side must | 0627 DELMAR. aie ca and flats. WHO WANTS AN APARTS ENT BUILD. | fone. Rox 1, SR. Post-Dispaten (eB) | bi in city, ROSEMON}) ” ee ye EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN GROCER nce. Bomont eel. . Oe a Oe % not over $40 or $45.) Cail medi ot | ING HAT WILL ALWAYS spray! ' AP ANH but lider, Riverside KaaKR * tie ihe MA RKET— First-oiaae. : EPSTEIN & SON _2261M 25 4s fat AT mediate possession. RENTED WILL BUY THIS BUILDING | BEAU TIFUL, MATT BRI presen ae {ef HLEM : no conipetition: excel] Main SI6y 617 Chestnot . Wig Three: south ———— = 1°) PAT? AP tone x RE ay COo., 1367 Montclair: 9. room brick. \FTER LOOKING IT ‘oy ER. PHONE Bungalow. 5 rooms and 8UN Porch, CK ; TA FINANCE CORP, no ents Rox T. 112. Post Pelthborhoo a GLASGOW, 1324—3 rooms. bath, ec S471 SOUR NOt Ove 4) ee | 970 PRAM NCE Ro S102: | MR. / ern: hot-water heat 12nd, mf porch and West | Always open. | GROCERY —alirket. colored ine B50 dm a1, ; aiaion rooms. at © Wig — cc . aie aa pEE . , | FRANK ERBEL ke (e7) | Dice Jarge basement: lot 105x1R°?- PL ATS— 1141. 4 W _ 1035 N. G Ivy; $200 Saturda i" ; | Ww)! 1] Meo Ora a $25. ma, entral 3399. ot Pat reterre, Ts ler V7atw Tie es: ales teen na ll mauaioas tO ‘fl 27 6 Misntcan , Store and ‘ : ! sg F brick earage for ro intehines: snent | flat s- Tent $°Rn4 —— SR pom | \ rand. (eB) $20. MMe Franklin. - cash: ren * oY ‘3 : ” Ss at | EL} IN | t. gat once: buy direct trom owner. | cheap price 3 . | : GROOBRY —And meet.” + orth ee LMAR ARDEN BUILDING | a Webster Groves | 5444 Botanical ay. 8) | Flat Ns vine’ | OY And vat Saba “Tai. “dl [— ————— LLINGS FOR RENT ‘il = Offices ete ff DELMAR 12 20 Ww ht; f . | BUILDING—3. Story business and office: | 495 4 Sc ( r “bath New: m heats. 'wood _ floors tile | MONEY i so | Account of sickness : Rox oF . a Qn | Bat ‘ON, 2524A—3 rooms. toilet, gas, No Stee gg es am sbdien nanan — 4 bh ge rig our-family in Webster: pg A rented: for price, | ) HOL LME YE R “AV. fine flat. one of the best in nity. Gabene |} week or month’ Auto'Auction cf Cc "dfs | GROCERY - Ard meat m r ant nae na orth r Studios, ha ash- | | 7 ” | ete.. call Grand 349 (5) 5-room mo, lern brick: rece 1} 1987 : °. ir ‘ a ; - i f a ption hall ‘c@) liv business - /BLALR 1803-07— ie nice vn yooms. — elec. 5074 R oo _ — sore BRoe. Excellent oe rick, | B “Vackw AOW——5) rooms. all “modern. on | and canenette, Slate roof: ga rage and Rf | MINERV A, 5Oxx 4-5 roome poder, fa. | MONEY, ‘loaned fur furniture o owners an thon reason gra it lease s yo . rie in front bull 'n + rooms in . S Than. eo’ gg COINS, 04 © es ocKWood av.: reasonab! erms could be grape arbor: etreet mod lock rs ( r © Pn77 a x ~* | he sapable tip ae £9 "rellable tenant. wa ni ri 200; garage, S$5.1cR89) | | 1021-23 Arcade Bldg. i Ph ; | arranged. Call L. C. Martin, Webster | from Kingshighway bus and Chesuttes a + x pense ak olfax P| eri Deopie. Room 410, 79h fidentally: os M-328 Py Ost Dia a a iv E RN NON LA Ux. Chestnut. Ol, 6300 EL rls. O85] : room COfts om es —_—_— Fe 2 Tae Apa: ; ; “Py 7 " cites . est rerth of > aston. Cal] Forest 19°; >. “=f, room : 3 Olive (¢ wide $750 week j T te. Phone, $9. Forest 29404..— LEMAY FERRY RD. 319-23 Cte., in detail. “pans lot 5OX16O all ine at awood ; * *. | MONEY loaned ous raliure and planos at | per month. ott! ual nese. rent. $40 : : ' tore, ‘suitable floors, tot x160: all improvements are Beautiful 3- w amily—4.5 Vat ” retiring. got to En. LARE al uth , ment XX Waterman. ; Gray | C oe, —s of, aniwood Ti April E... iy: . west for baker shop or butcher and grocery | R made Call T H. Heath. Ww ebsier "400 — ‘ a West “ne of the best in thie 4 tet riet 10 | Celt ts x bund cae 8 lao Co dtr evice | rope: wi}l give terms. Hox T4148, ae a ; teeth awoo oors “TER, 4087 Store. - | WERSTEPR -ROVES TRUST Co gent. BUNGALOW__A¥, dern: brick: chaos rooms. ? hathe 4 * brie} — >i - Loan Co. te- Inquire downsta| Bungalow 4 (a vemembe ba 4 »| MERBSTER GR i _CO., Agent, “todern ; ‘CK; cheap; no a h rage; ven ftoria_ = Bhig - stair — new ; Oden ; $60. Rivers ide "990. r, thi Is IS a ublic -HOME Webster Park. 9 rooms. hot-water _Azents lores 484 (ce) | God te Phon } »} 256) MILL INERY—N orth . “ establish: (ch) | ELEVEN Ty 1940 —3 nice. large | A | 4 7 MOM LOANED on household furniture,| venrs: $900, nA Bnd — rooms. reasonats] Rf ; Pees oe __(c6) | ue tion—any One e@an bid. A heat. every modern “uvenience; slate : = — BAYARD Ay. WE 21, He . 1010 4 Chestnut. Otive 14°7_ -; @A8Y tering: prompt of ttention: .con- Re rr Seer aie Da 11. Pogt- Dia, a VERNON LAUX so. > Chestnut. O . 8900: re: isonable arnest mo P +y 4 omen r ser ene 2 $4, tiant Cal] S4 330) k; 4 "ee rooms and bath: price ° MAPLE AV. & AND 5 | dential Linde!} 814 3924 Washington, | MS iment ng in the neian 7 ia | | | é é eé St_ money de- vanitmore. Webster 2 5665 Maple: hardwoo floors tile bath. | Wane’ We (c8) SP ATRA ow ertme - " Sat R EA L ESTA TE WERSTER GROVES TRUST CO Agent. | BERS-COM -RFORD REALTY ©O., ste heat. tile roof: fi; mci dou- | MONEY ms REST AURA VT Ay : zs _— : ) : : OA Li¢ 7 me COMdItio u- AE aned ealari\e -_ ' ap if ‘akan to , iE or ve E el i, Ra Sab — a nies: rooms: a 185, Ten rooma - r se oom j | posit and 30 day S to close. Fi MI _/ room square tyne: 4 la rere hed ‘ 1600 Hodi amon ‘ab: in)’ S560 by ¥y k Sarage - admiont on by appoint- Dayme mente: a Fajen a econiidentaat j ar bu si ness, 40068 Easton. day ath “7 . once; ; ‘or _—— ms “wan ° | Lom aT lee pin re large no rh | Trent ‘ ne 7 oe ‘eee = LWOLE POL, , Py Kaen 5S th. Olive 38 an hire: re if hee foes. a1 ‘ahout ing m r a ee enousn 5007 A sg w IL. 1 " ~y- age. fur-| MCCRADY REALTY co 61284 Easton chanee te aa redit Co, 081 Railway ne | gard "bus Tipe nak? green q PPrier: KE vive ; ae ; Re ' 61? Chestnne (oR) BIDS, ) \ AKF a 4 OT R OW N PR IC KE v pier heat be -car Webste > aan 311.800. | 3 ¥ at: area ' ‘, atin Foreet 9719 (eB) |) MON EY OTT io OA N—§3: —— . aT ae - “RESTATE int Aud soft arin ie ‘ ; . 2 . ‘all ~~ ee r } eoste é ) “YER ‘ ~ 4 : ‘as —_ ; a. . Clectrice awe ie: $35. $ rooms an tn 11g hBOM > ew i rvom = fiat. I LANS, ESTIMATES OR DON’ T BT y. ri Bee ae De 24 far On > TRI ST Co . Agent. | Forees Tie wore ER & B R . o179 Eat /- ly Davmagin ech ian: sera ate Mg R tatay j 10th between Pine and one a : a! teas Yory irrieh Senna) ° ( i) oO ’ j : 7. fe oi wt . -... » & EP ) ’ j ee eee tes 4 . wa Ww Ds LD. “4 1 5 | rooms, Vv a sed Sie owing a ‘ale h ry teh : K ny “s Se + h = aw ny id, I ! furnt S oe to Hie MY! —_= a han ‘some co} Ontr! in? V eb 4 q i?’ 6 ROW 4 N A ‘ RESIDENCES FOR SALE : Industria) Loan Cc 0.. ‘ 14. 71 be Coestoas Pa rtic ulate call at $457 "(ion.. Por more ; . LI! LIAMS. 708 ‘ ‘hestnut. Olive pi _ “F e ("} . tee ‘ + We an 7 bu id t > Semen © rnis pP n ster l’ark st rie t o> Treonis am i SUN nar. | -Toom 1} ] flours T } th and war: / (ff) os ae es ’ ’ — 4 ~~ POST Tire ‘ Mite sour fdas P. hs ¢ ‘ ’ rm fire? > a em «linea ; _—— . € atin 3 > age > : fi Fhe MING Hot a ms MADISON - 4: /064—5 rooms, electric: " ; MW financing same nothing ‘oe bee rs A. R eo HOT, [, M Ie Y > levy “ ure vs - a 7 ors “ bes A Bs $3200 eo fa ily. i’ | Ane tioneer, DM LL CROVEN THe 2800. | $15 (Md ¢" h pP E7500 m Fag! 14 ern hg Ae @11 50n “* | 950.000 Ta} DOAN on auton: a ROOM Nii Hor SKk—16 room: “pleely fae- Pada a) . oeewere S ‘ fat, DDG “i&@Diliy, § ; | WERSTER ‘ROVERS rr UST C%¢) Avent ) HS . ry e we f are. DDN ‘ Oper oOniv SO Bomont R704 W : Nished: cas) ter “3 ‘ eee -~ ! 1): stores flate eee P : , ’ merry . c Phe fHOIIWIN RI 4L.TY CO 2°43 Del; ’ eo 4 O; ive ‘m) “en or te ‘ia, 4005 Olive tr ar, ret 10224 MAFFITT AV. $75, ef nn? SOU nilldine tno... , + ket prices, 104 N. ‘TH HOME—7 rooms, modern. with + large wa Re . _ ee ROOMING HOUSE fol: 3 reomea hardw ond floors, tile bath, fut Olir Sen RBL " hens: a as : - ay ce son 7 Poon Wa) . wteae R ‘on- : i bedrooms on the second floor: , iSts Boye x ow - Peta BRIC ‘mode _ y 4 See 7 HIS LOW PRIC FE RE: mapa ah E I (" RN ITT RI l, f ) A NS 4100 Delmer” 445 i proome: rent “S40 POON « NA Ce went ’ ‘Se —!, AC ¢ & ac 4s Sen ain ign ag y, chee + )>epe ~ , ope . wystrs Street . lade: hard ’ loo Se . . oth, F . ; ght rn “ } ery heat s” 2 tA f 7; va lS Pee yey eso, Joa r. Dick: mann Ree ce 623 Ramet) * Toots bath. toilet elac. “live TTAR ics) Osiy e 4993. Oli o 6223333 { CIb } ecg an : hot-air st garaeh —, Tos Sar ey b ‘od fowner sS dnevyv “SAAR Onen (3) 4) conditios ding , ear aes terme resi abet As ou 2901 easy a nents wee ROOMING } fa ; 1] hee = 7 ait Teh: ys BP awe e. al Wwiy nenare =- some = » $3 “ng ade tiie ; ' ‘tee ‘ ‘ArONer wher there —— —— ee s ; OuUseKeep| Mg, fu ashinetor Ment. SLA Tp ra new ,Parered; $75 : | 300 and ere is considerable fruit 1nd 1518 W rer - Owl > oy : muneton ‘NORTH ¥ S. [NG oss; **. 5603. ce?) shade: priced to sell. Call T H. Hea ) KORTE REALTY @ LOAN Co. hCOMNG HOUR AIS Westmingr F OTB) | atari PET. 1985—4-Feomna Ball Meine NT? Wautial any, |p EAL ESTATE CaRps SUBURB'N PROP’y F | Webmer 2400 | btice Reduced 51000 | ents ita time UICK MONBY 18 “conpleteis Faia gmnaan 10 , : ROS Che -atn ut le , (ce Oj ve best hace Se} > | 7 \ ae me . +... “ OR SALE W RRS pores FROVES T RUST co Arte nt. 2207 Mer us@iand: New hich Clage 6 o'r ALELON r ARK DISTRIC T : - : 5 ae on (c8n, > is AR KI .# Ai nF 403. Os 4 ay —Owner San (ees) BUNG wr ae Wil re ‘or ap of WW evater and Our salee Aare oF ’ Rigen a j flo re hae -Wate: heat A] ai, ane I¢ E N T 7 “ROOM HOME ha Salaried Deonie on thetr own note BOOMING fiom rae roome - all . j aa next w Pek and Wants te ae'! now: Wher, > pe OOMe £as elec i a4 ’ { A — ‘ room modern Dr k in list of homes. Fl ‘es $1) OAM) to S15 > OM S95 0: Cassy terms Saliesmen there Sun 4a: . : 1Ot-Water he at tlie bath | thour indorser ard ww age know ledee of | al ory .. Olive 4 7 @ sun Offer: well fir, anced: 4-family, 4 a S83 *) verland: one block from Creye (¢ eur | WREBSTER GROW ES TRUST CO.. Agt (oS; day 2 to 4 iw i floors v's t fixtures oar | SNTDOVer OF anvans ents: emall ROOMING HORE 14 OOM? stearn heat foSO) Rarage: gna condition. st~5 5, Cotta @% car line; large lot. Call Cahany 13°R TREMBLEY-WILSON PR 1 .. co “CHEMEL R. RF GO brick rarage omen Sy unday. priced to «ell aie: AMERICAN ROWER, AGE can inewmne SRS waek cheap rent. aa olen: y, R APFE RTY O'TOOLE mn BE. co. : deine 76% — fc8oO) Write for map of Webster and our gales 1915 Easton Forest 62°28 WEMPNER, Title Gus Bide. Olive 8°19 “0 ‘~ Rate +h Ba we nh ance Mie 1639) | Owner TOA Weatniinater meu r mm LATTERY 2600 4 o | $1454_ 4 Toom BUNGALOWS—WWe have several now 4. property mttaer | sme) | ROOMING Hor SE 4197° 8505 nine th au al Al, TE R JONES R. E CO. - 928 Ch Phon. qe : ~ wry re o. one ‘ ae ’ Ce, $20 Dat? f ij FLATS AP'’Tm Ts FOR SALE | A NV ] RE IN " LOANS ON REAL ESTATE 2 rome. eit furnished. "$300 tees we —— las ; Tea | om ~ ice. ) Caen r) ‘ per moanrt 919 » BR IS ST \ I RD . -~*f . . ) Vv _ yk “MoXEY LOAN = sae ‘) ) % ton Fores 561 and 3198 raee: big lot: jnet at Cupples Sahoo! 8400 buy ‘eecon 4s: advance money «an "ae 10M. ; (6) | orthwest — | ess earns ; , Bungalows, Cottages Wanted = 140: $2900 “| % my PP RTUNITY an 3 SHEMET BE. Co 49) ARCHSHOEFER RB od, S25 Cheetns BOTT PRIN PARLOR—1099 “Alian 9 coms, | YE BRILLIANTE_ 4048—New y. “OOPER 72." ).°°™, fiat. BUNGALOW— —~3 rooms. Clactrie gas | — Miata ox D SN. I OSt-Disnarteh (89) CONTR AY ‘TORS , ' stucco bungalow hard» ood | el hot rent S1I718@ price $]° 900 Riv South ; .; “e iF : Speco, ear —-- ‘ ee Tay DE §& FISHER. 722 Chestnet. | dia im +3 tg et. this: 17 ae s fear conte DIV! eo ; water heat. For particulars cal] re See” 419° Post-Dispat eh pose (oO DENG Mf ; 100 . EY TO LOAa® sf@) | sor7 DRINK PARLON iood location tien: we pe 4 Sr rm : ’ ‘fhe, ‘ us oO wa ter. “ae A 4 = > > wy : Pr eS ITT om WAA a os ‘ PROT } ON fe ‘> sy . — . : loca - J Nf RT H "7 te N 7 ry 4717 _ 3 roome and tal x ley r ; Baree*¥a For Colore Wanted a a tec tricity: al Siranwed in Web Heath, care Wy enpseter row rop Offer: Wwe! Bap ame | far : | ro me a ' Ais ' tet fre i He ' ER Rr CH > _ - BOF DRINK PARID DOr wan y ¥ aa) Lt JOHN A. MERCURPO. 706 Coens t fA —8 rome’ ao bath | ee operts for colo: od people to buy. (6°) | gead: "$500 ME. “ee on, _ Otis e. St erty. Phone our en ied Vo | farage ior 3 HOUSES, rt KNITURE, $300 ¢ inn vite tgs: Ft tep oe Chae ‘oh $150 Roft-drink parior $500, jie ou) se + Risthad innitor me, Je ~ ‘ _ oe ee land. Webster 220) GREATE t sre Le 2 a Is RAFFERTY. OTOOT, > R wow (RO | Barve 3 1O-re Gwe lings Ompieteiy fur | « -- : A Cheatr ut «tt ; 442) “4 NORTH MARKET 1928A-——Elegant. n ALLEY Tf} ST Co.” | HOGEE baer 5314 “| RRALTY On.” 78 &) | se ' mokivn: | Rished: balance $123 moneh | on REAL ESTATE LOANS WANTED i-— tel F ae a . PE . —~ : ; ea . Pans ee ele - Devt} : 2 - — =~ J x oun — ary pomaenek idee FOR Ss A LE _ _ = Oras i, . . “y ; ' » ‘ ‘ P i a . . r , .t o« ® 20 . - : : i +) iw hs , " , a sia '% 7 : 3 r 6) Se } TH og New, 3 roomie (904 5% D ie AS med?turn priced automo bi] e “ —" ¥ bag vA8. D ARK SON, Kirkwo 2d, MO. (80; _Wellston : ie ined gl ~e - 3 “0 mat : - 6) El-PEY! 72 Oo ati BON R 4 > prea S r mS ae New. 2 Rr : don Be oe e Ome; electric top figure for » ore oe dealer n x | BUNG VALO Ws ee sine « 7 & Bb fecean rn 7 .—— =| ened foe ati: et EF ie” ATT , — NENG: ieee BATH—8150 « ASH 5001, Siravoin _ 2826 s roudway (e%) ; : Ate dre x roo a c 0. ~~. Tale Sie a a. oe 4 oo ‘ Se +0 i . - . ja a ‘ : NOGALQ Bis hwy “iY ren ‘Au d ar beth OTrat 4 SIT, . cer PP stepagsters 5 ede : Weod fidors. tile bath light, Cool . 3 CK, 10] N, 81, oO) 3S. , 1-312, _ Post Di we ate i. -_ ace , mest: ‘furnace, ps Rie hy - a le oo can own a new 4 ot ent whe -" a “ey | £01. ‘== Chestnut Olive 5603 (eo) stl les bo, le rn ll "9 ' oe - “ rn some ae ons 24-—ADv ANCE on or yin. i Ti ire | and Auto A a, ery —— = ee —_ (aes *XOHANGIE-—My equity. in W oat End lot} smail cas eymen nts. balance like Ca | Galow, gas. water. electric. bath and fur- | SINGLE FL. nena IAL. 84500 Price $4750: par leet . 25 «oper — 4 ae a , = pete rs Cc- =I LAOS, PIN C A—nbs rooms, hard ~ Jox 8 x. ~$ roome €"t) | or automobile. Box -346, Post Dis RE ASORe REA CO., 5980 Kaet on | nace, for $250 cash. balANCe easy te rms? | 3907 “ or tdi) | 3 rooms aach Open for fmener: ion from 11 to 4 1208 | ‘Abie ck ade on rent Se eROR) ‘a floors. tile hash hor water heat; news P Es ae C&.. GER ch aes (COG) Cabany 6595, ‘Orfi ‘© open Sunday. ics) mediate POESeSRion _ | @leetric, gara e ne Ww. easy terms Hickors WwW HY™M AN 723 ¢ beatnut ; *t. 569 earens carck anewer. “Entabligbed | Cessories Business - rh dec rated: perfect condit +b in Be Sans are eo a "ne ‘) “ ret Wie ——Exchan ge S0-acre fat rm near LAYTS— 30, 1OOx2 HO: 10 Miles west on! TE Te FY & VATTE ROTT, Realtors WOLF POL. L, Ac K, To N. Sth. Olive 3383. |, entrai ROOO a i, | feb) | S of tebostase REC litle wh CORERMEYER ¢ RRO. O19 as _ 21 i 8 ain r far from Say val oi] Car line Par kvie w * +) a 82° . oe aston ay Parkview 1 336. . (co); = : aanees a ee . - Lo., bestout oe th) . g ayy ry = r Yi w . ‘ roan Ss And 2. I é t* w“ or iv nx . ~ ‘¢ sala oe ee - (> , ~*. “ * 581 ang 31ne Pas Mithe. S Jost jth: nooo x wd Glagrics pant 4 a 6 family flat Box | ~ “RUILD Aa NEW BU NGALOW, ~ $1250 Office open Sundays “BS | snae ROME 6 OR iN VESTMENT West MONEY“ LOAN Cue ens } (e45) ong coneern. All Stock, ES : 2 2 . oe 7 ~~ * ee ee , U? Se our * +—~Ragidence R roome eet rates: gote aet lon ws om fixtures, etc., complete. South > Z ; © cone Will te ane for Ul) ' O-date Single fla = . " > b > \* cna. ” , " en . : a ‘ - —_— ai ; = " $730 A Wea: $s) very pond will handle price brio] furna 4 Nea? real ha mraln for -" i) ALLEN, 30°] — {ower 6 — “bath, bet fiewr: 3 rooms. bath. 500 “- wea. 2F will well for cash. Sis. — RAI I Ris Wai nwright Hise SO b8 ‘ as wy "ahaa bungalow, Cl xx LOP- | » ent FSO N COOPER R Fo ot us “le S87 oe (RO) KEANE Ae FR. ANK BE Grand Ay. live Wire Man" s lo- ar ‘ater heat tnotern: adulte. REA} Ty —_ a OX 0-397, Poet. Diana tah e889) | — “ . — is ie Et ye 3278 SOR Chestnur « . nr ARG wan S Cc ? a ALTY. 2707 : 3-room cott r x2 , , IPS ( 1 fatio : eT AR dea fh ty 789 nom pice reemme. ~ — » S107 Pranktin | FOR EXC HANGE—Auto wanted as ey Hee WELLING | in La ay clevtrte and 2ixx Elm sv **Sisoa Sele ' Double and Single Fiat—s i560 Cash .O-room hot With oF without tnut St. €80 a n. | rice right. Box L206. / th. furnace, 2d fj — oe) nayment on ,my Jot on Manc hester rd. Ras: suitable for any ®™ma!! Dusines« ais Ee em r fern bunzalow,. Gx, lex These two buildiners have heen put in (furniture 387 » Delmar’ bi (5) | Money a ‘See U S __Mfo Post. Dis teh. im § ke MNON 'L AUZ. 722 re Ol, 3 pean. 3 rooms. Box 0-159. | ost - Dispatch f ) Car garage: Av. foor lot; Priced r; ieht na nator 500 : yates Ale shape. both outside and inaide rence | Wear END ROME sane ¢ A) 370s a ode @V.: open for inspect: On. ict) 9 ‘Chestnen a. (eB) ‘ae ' - TI ~ ie SE i ty ~e _
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. 5 BEL arn 2” aide 2 Fess ect o& Sy Peele PN ia TP RSS TFs PRICES ch OPI IY OT SBIR He as ETS LA Me et es eas ease Pee eee ee Ba gc eee ee ; Pe 42 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a eee deceteadied 2 oo exe. wali al ba = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH er nr a er A ocdeoa we = neuter an me Ais £ ; cai — - Ri ee Gib BO " - ; = a | tack _Selse-—-Continned 7 ney, Silver || WHEAT PRICES TUMBLE = |! Lead, Zine andi pane == : : : : ued | Clearings, Money, Silver | | f and oe re cnn - . the wheat bulls may be safely numbered sieady. prices unchanged: ¥ : rday, 1.590.000 GU 260 Oe Se Os! twe rs (as re : P; board ‘ 3 , __ debits to bank and bankers’ ac- today. May wheat crashed 10 cents frum $8 Zinc quiet; East #8 tauee ‘ef _ es ' om wn Mae ootlecste - ae ; ; \ a ar . 'e p Stee! * " , of 21.000 000. total to date. $1.090 yesterday « top before the enc Os tue * “ «750. fotures. $s; 424745, % e 1oda3 hgh. jw au ' : ug r - Decres , hanged Purlimar aN! 37} 27 ' ta ay nt m | de * today. $47 hour aud sent longs :umbling. At the tow ws $16 * : - ‘ , 7 ti } e. - ‘ss flat p in ; " an a a nM price the market had difficulty —— LUNDUN, Mereh 13 rings. General rains in the Soules): spot £63 los: furures sa . a Ap ; Ni Rat on J 187, ' : a | gt he weakness in Li‘ erpoel ,were tne roistic. spot f68 ea: is its ae x ‘ys Rates in 3 High, Low. Close. Co 8* +] OPOCK MARKET AVERAGES. INDUSTRIALS Ret , 7 3h ithe delta tea. bent, tacks. oaean Gt the wenkeeen tee, oe ‘2 ot. @ 252° | = . : ‘ . ; 4 sae os ‘ . . av ae —s . ’ ; : : e. , ’ . . m , Lwvag Sint £.34 - : * A! eax init si RIALS. : as Close \ o . vs " ; T a , ’ 4 _ —~ . \ ’ rok ; » : . . The? ! wn nes : Tv) : - wb ie Zip spet 35 - ie ¥ -_ “4 2 ;@ ’ ‘ ¥ y 4 > . . lished : a» ; CAR r ‘ . ; . ms, a ; = ' lividua] 3 Peep eee di A te elie a ona ee ee ee ee . ae 4 « ce . “ OE a eater tad the a Ht) 4, 66 a, : x curities. Fri. sus rn - : | : , 7 tn b . } ~ 4 - 5 si : : ett Rx os , Ph : . ; " e- inane stubbornness amone . ute iabe Ly iG ~ ' wi | ‘ Ll = cat oar ar Punt Are ) i , 5 . . so ease ia. . vt , ore : on —— : provis.ons . Td « 4', 2's 3 a Fe ; Pure «© i ) am Qi , ; ; . 3 Te ae - ea ME “5 Wheat closed at the : 6 Trend Is Uncertain as For- ti ion 401 110% ee BESS 93.41 96.71 Pure Oi! 30 | 28%) 2 yt ee Ei. | nies. Sis. Time loans firm; mixed col. | 4, Wheat closed at tee som eet es’ isc. | beet Me, gee, sy ee ee tub & is ie | ' = a | ms ¢7 2 Whe ; a | ; ey 2 P. mont rien —naeiiat mad The fact that the market failed to rai! 1, ' Z0UCIS MERCHANT Fx MANGE. i Excha Sho I : a . ’ 3 temingion T 47 63 , by “2. “Oo 4 : ri? 0 ee ee t lng as meostiv ; rae (ber Mb coe —— Poi a ~" tne officta! record , n- sar : 34 — } a 4 eR peeseng ; : } * oS PiOit « ~ ; ; : ' . . f , ~ . a 2? ae ‘ , high ow and closing ied pore | eign nges w ' 2 te . Teg =. Ae sa « 1 7 “ Rey m : Ll 143 14 ee Smelt . se $4 os PARIS. arch Prices were heary ph ed i $1 cen — “* “No. 3 white soo :- e ~ —— and quo's- tent cain mR peg t ¢: Re BOS - , 44 ‘2s itu S Sti 7? 237 Pi pore, mn th Sour Th 49° to 9 SOP .. ws. 2S C. . iwet from Kansas City and. g Chen 4 es , i * INDUStRIALS. ~pholiga 2 ‘9 : : ia | ! ia “AT Denon Ti cua Canoe Poy 4 sat al a Tha Db : | a rece'’ | creased Strength and °° °: es ed 3 2mm | Roy. DCI 4. ry SL 51% —1% | Cetah Coy : | rentes 47 francs 83 centimes. Exchange | $1; | 3 ST; | Chiver need. Soheso ae rket - » ~ , ’ . ; ° > . 7s . . . ’ > ; mi Wh t M k No Dive * ps ook. 00%, 2 Ger NS. Bo! hy aor Abs oh | — . , F ' e WV ROSS SERRCS INYSS "ius Gam 7tt....282 277% Gen | TG 200 (OS ee OO tabs aeal 2e'C) ee fa is | ee oat ae : —_ = ; i664 18% “TeOqa! ¢ Aber ae : rt , it it Lt , , a ~ ) OR : shaper ame y+ a et a lca yy a>. > ih es 3 : eer eee a - . - -" . . ; . . 4 ‘ » ‘ _ | ‘) ‘ i - c.,os dn . q “* rd = " f - ; m he Dry Goods to Sc higher and bellies unchanged to ‘ , 167 ise% COS SW - 70 +! v) ‘4 Ry Leased Wire Prem the New York lower Local cash sales were 37,000 bush : JULY WHEA ts i444 14540 15348 "Ear YOPp iu ™ » ie ; Hereauw of the Peat-DMaepatch. ou a : : “ I oie ’ " : aa “I . j “23° -~ ~~ ILRO ADS. _ ny a cekted : n ee eee - Tras! s wheat. "8.000 bushel«e corn. 104.000 mie Me ? ; rong yy @ x gt (;lidder l ' l sa | OmvEy =f *2 ~ pt es. nn . oe + mained wre nged Print ta spats (Dushe.is oats Seaboard reported [00.000 \ FE "i } Gi A. A Wie hi iS The mri ign ‘ ; if : g i. m 4s . } , p *o . > - a a ie mahives oes -* ee 4 te fas. i | bushels wheat taken for export. . aoa 139 venina Post in ils copyrighted ae ot og ee a aie -- 67 =o . ae Ye a wage” o pfd i ‘ 7 ils Lay i aw edd reat Market information was all against the - BrPreMBER WHEAT i mo shen 3h Kips : in M pd : — — ony tet strength. pr ‘ : , 5 t Wheat bulls. The weather map showing é : _- 140°. +1450" linus | — sas dyad ee — ee Os ie a = mye oo ; : Tk - ; ~ : - ’ ts a | . oe =" ; t as ¢ iffered -_ i : ; . *t rains in ary Criatricts of tive a - 1: +e . 1; - + 4 /. . oe g -- | Ow P. i» ‘ = . . . ; , 2 >: & bi F . 7 - ha i A GUI : =outh ’ and forecas? of colder weather: pet c. 135% 132 ; ‘13245 —1a9%b ° ‘ ] i EB : nd snow for tomorrow gave — — ouragement Liverpoo! and a quarter pence beeause of heavy tralban and Argentine shipments, Sational nose dite ans ; Ph 3 | piu , rats se ~ 2 ve sot A yk by) " as = 14 135 ; 283) ‘ = change wer snowing incre: a as ‘ ve vr 7 V hee $b.) 34% SS. Pe es = Bey + - + a7. | 2engor-Aria . 3 3 “3 : bd sith . La: ] Mt | en ie , , , ce ; Srk Man 1 3h. i oe ae n arket eview f over 10.000.000 bushels being ©hip; Thia compeny dis : — : , : from these two countries I f .- so communities (ctth € ——_—_—— — a a ‘ oo’ Yellow Si. $1 O1@1.12: } ads ba No . a — lo« Tw) nt of tne Sell ‘ant ¥ Low Close. Yesterday | 427 a | MAY WHEAT 49 ” - ; : While wheat Was mak rel ADOoOutL in : “wa 2 Oa es t : , aan ‘ i - —/ : » ye h ’ a abe pf l So " “ ~ ‘ g , + : ; »h I f ’ - . ' i a . } (hk f ‘ by 2 " ' uch iong u“ wat v 5 m4 7 ifhan short di«ta - p ~ ’ dropped off, the.turnover : unting ca ZOF ”? | , ’ ae , , ms . en - ty | den t for ri - n : to the execution of or Cal ose : 29 ~ > Rond lv bout 1.2 ‘> 000 . ? . mM hin 5 ’ ¢ ‘ Pa ‘ , - i 2g .7 ? * zr j t] : ( “: failing ;. kk bou 7 ster . | : or i Light, which : 2 iia = : “- . . ** ‘we “ , ‘ 7 =— Wi? iF , - _ ‘ . " . 7 } . , “ ee ’ ? " tT nora .” lie Pr) " ei; . . , i. bee : ‘ risn : at ‘ erate in contiguous 7 « a as memos ma. ee , t ae Int } #91, 12 2 “ are oat ara cs pf 2 é : f 1932 advanced re ht contaiging no acceptances. gs short covering There appeared i> os i. a0 G2 i... a teas 1AR i. 1032 a | 2 ic C @ Y se | é ; St |] t 4 Ro sland. N aven. Kati ml ate cmat tere were These bonds are @ —— - - ~= , , mee ‘ ng + sai ; WR ; Ls* 2+? a C : Nee aX a ie, erGers on the market but at ri age on a! property . : . n, however, to fo partic pf 8 10: sil tet Ms | a i a |. L: , pl : 7m: 1A | 7 on -d gains | oe t but | 930 ‘ z_.OA dome be little disposition, howe | | ic pf 86108 a : t M M I m7 cen 4% , 205. 3O% > ae a aes in} x4 oles aantinad eae aii A sat. , May a local house had a bid for five loads. pimy and . 44 44,47 sk" & low through with the recovery 4ndad | An oO ~ ’ . ao pid S - ie ot 3 Tob Prod 1¢ . 7 is a we Sa ohh a, x me id ' bare viata va th ec Milling demand was equally dull. extent of Oats | | : ; , 4 ," f " ; ee i ‘ y - "4 vi? , . ; . . y ‘ . ; ‘ ’ P , : . 1] ? > 8 > " . sd : ‘ - wee . >. i . ~. ie ” . . it * 7 . scattered liquidatian and snipin ’ ad ' 2 ‘ ‘ rp T R > ‘ ‘ Pegi . oe vo 2 ves "2 - Ie fy R?Téer.. . = + +z : rs two points to 2°75 ¢ pris ; Corn was heavy and prices broke shar>- Net earnings ; ° 3 SEF se - a short sellers brought a good 7:.:! 0! ——" es , e rans Con © Re ate R71 42 | Liber bonds displayed an easier ‘¥, U"der selling by aiscouraged lon were over three he | « = a t _ the ‘lose ’ pra is . ~ 3 > gi i “2 LL rt : M - RYE irregularity before th ‘ los 2 "Dan 331. 2 iy 2 1! sian : a2 25 >: 0 8 nett a. oe a FS. > Ht , ORI, 93— OR , , : ; | by shorts for profits on the c a seren years Aave ; — jas & -19a ie ra market, in short, seems conten! tak : er fgce fe iit Lr S } Je i} co 1! ) 7 i rT’ “a ‘ , ‘ , ‘ : pa . al ‘ ~ . . “2 : ; - — oe ‘Ris checked the decline Receiving houses times. Be. J | > tb, te 4% maintain the status Quo for a while mat ) . ‘ , ” . ~ ; : 2 j ™ -. ws “ * : .. 9 rte 4 Ss ad e o's ‘ oF . wel 3 . 2 } S ens - i. amt ‘~ eee ay Ra oe aay were abet as P nd 1 7 , -. 3 A LY RYE. ee the y be J? coed 4 é : . : = Re " 2 ne oat ‘ i on the eronp were es. | ; Pex: 106 160 117 b | w eakness mn Pigg - escape ’ 1. ri i. a. mm | * -" ' né > 1 eg i 21 : caeabinil i a * > Hig OW . oO8F L ‘il 5? > ir ¢ _ , a * ee @ SISO NAS ue-)e RR Te ae . 4 - ’ ‘ ™ > 4 ERI ; the Federal Reserve sysiem ¢s in- : teresting in that it shows an in- crease of $9,500,090) in discounts and a gain of $9.600,000 in Governnent securities Increased demands ‘for | eredit indicated by the latger dis- | eounts probably are based on pre- tax date, parations for the income : ‘on Motor 80c . ae “a st St 4.5 42 > Beth Stes : while the change in Government se-) 2 a ¢@ eS ee. a 28. aula on aaa dey 4 aa ¥ of . . . *? * oo Get" — ¢ } . a we a ‘ = * le : “ . : aig = ‘ . 2 " u _ >. ™ ; . : sei ' my ™ b= yi - curities, in which the resers Danses | o, n Prov 3$ 39% sq 1, oe oa ae 3 ‘= 1 41. i a] . 4 2 - ly 26 000 of 4 Northwestern markets combined had :} “Re . ; > e i. ‘ : dq ‘A Mo 92. 2 ' 9 + : a Care of wheat com pared with RAD Butt Q° a k ago and @36 \aet year Duluth re- The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company Ech ane The tocal in- |. . ce- ings rose $11,900,009. Gold ‘eserves G ] M Famed ne. at i oe . for the sysiem increased $13,80).. ° eneral Mortgage 5°. Gold Bonds, Series “B,” Due April 11,1975 ~ te Ms’ 304 SE 900. Meanwhile tie reporting mem- jp! . te. GA Tank a3 . ; ‘= ' - an tL, her banks have eee ee caer Fast — “ i. 3 ie a , I 12 | Dome ~ ‘ se 7 h*® J ——— ‘ pt . ‘2 >--— loans and discounts by approeximate- . 51 ~ 3 “* a ob of ot, Fie : : MRI, | ¢ G | - ty 8100,000.000 and at the same t'me | E: st lat SH 6G! 63%! Ast 12 “ ae monk * % | Granby M) 17% 17% 17% uaranteed as ft inci , . | Se reduced their investmen‘s by | Emer Brant . ~ 7 ~ . | Pan-Am P 6 , pa, =a" So Be hes Bese + See — both principal and interest by endorsement by The Pennsylvania Railroad Company # about $60,000,900 eae engl bed” & ete I io B -97 wre , a ne eee AD E Wheat in Diszy Drop. | aioe a ‘3 1G) tet . - , ste aie fanaen ae Fien tke inks ) _— ; No “Overshadowing the securities | ao yy > ao aR? we ree - by A | 202 110% 110% - iniaed : : : sk On mm oy ion of $1.000 fo. ae a Laas sia 2 3 . = : t OcK EXC NCE markets was a sharp break in the) owes ©-1. "8 101%, 29 oy Phila & R ‘are js ' | % 107% 107k and eeunon } A eee pen sal Me mny “e principal and ex: hangeable for fully registered bonds. Registered. =~ ge Seton ae ee saat zgratn markets. May wheat down, do pfd & ie R 1 hilip M 13t. Rte , ' i. atio at 7 under eonditions provided in the mortgage. a “* 2 ric pre- 14 Ort perpendiculariy for a loss of over | SPLAT s*s ie) 147%3 14: : ‘, Philips P 2 2% Gly 4th, ii a 1 | S8u) Ss Lt, : terest payable April 1 and October 1. ge a was higher on the exchange! 35 p | 15 cents a bushel, the longest drop F 1 een lg ‘ erp ual Bw os is rome § — 5 a “ mest ne y. Missouri Portland was bet-/| 14 ; taken in futures in one day og Seb “@o ist pfd.._| 81%5' R115) 8110) Mere Ol sii oat) as *. | Ken Gop & Tam vee? : " os aS A few bank shares changee| *? FS cent years While there has een | Fleischmann 4 sD 3 7! nm i 5 Dee tet ~ Fy, : = a > —_: he issman i. ewtene ae . . a t ri no change in the world situation in | Foundation 6 : Pitre Co 3 | | descended stop-loss selling Orders same ee ~ — m Jf 79>: fia eee’ Le She cs ue ifisourgnh, Cincinnati, Chicago and S¢. Louis Railroad (‘ompany, in @ letter were uncovered adding to the de- ee . ' we ay Obtained from the unde rsigned, writes in part follow , ¥ 4 =~ 7 , ne General Mortgage ih ee ‘d June 1, 1920, and will be seeured by client to cover interest on indebtedness, sinking funds, tame, se a Se ; . 4 raus i li ae te M4 les * railroad and administration expenses and 4% dividends on the ¢ : 1 t@ 1, oF -> | Zim S i De ee ee ee. ee vy the Company and stock of the Company for the first five years and 54) : m 150 3 3 Elan, I ii Ee ee eee aT eee See y any of dividends thereafter. EB ok aoe : ae of anv of the Inelude a | £ fo. -- =. ] ~~ 2 ; n rope : Are ‘ ben, O: Indiawetatia Intec. Ue ne The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Bales ae ©, a e from Louisvill \. Sieben Wieie tak oan 10 River read Company has outstanding $84,714.500 of capital steely a 6, and Chicago. . PAP Hee ser? we, Snd., East St. Louis of which The Pennsvivania Railroad Company or its ye 1 ge : n als ; tee ae SA ei “nas es, equip- sidiaries own approximately 99°. ne a le 70 . . a ate Bare fii —n re ie treight , a: ae Bs 5 : os @ aTé e laranet er ol as a of Ou he total authorizs d amount of the General Mortg ish = bona cite 060 omitted) Railroad Svstem. earl Bhan nt — As age ie aon that the amount thereof at anyone tim® x gn OatK s_ QUOTATIONS, —— hiect ta & 9,753,000 of prior 1 sa mies a ing, tor acsitions, betterments and improv ats, = WSs. r L ss ye at tenweed andl fen ee bares: ailroad Company, after deducting therefrom the ponds , Bank S see vipers ie ce elie ~ _— reserved under the General Mortgage to retire prior J Fs rat Mortgage at maturity, shall not exeeed three times the then outs ra sm 29 are ing paid-up capital stock of the Railroad Company. @@ a Wetee, “al” --~ | 2D Are the authorized amount there will be oufstanding in Ge rust | oe NM Trigage embras PS ania, Ohio. Weet Virocin hands of the public, after the present issue, $20,000,008 FOR 43 YEARS, first mortgage securities underwritten by S.W. STRAUS & CO. have maintained an unbroken record of safety and of Prompt payment to investors of both principal and interestin cash when due. Such a record cannot be due to chance. It is due to: “ ‘ Previous i“lowse 25.10 25.40 "5 &8 "5 07 75.07 - - —_ . V@Vwate ine from Pittsburgh, Pa.. ¢} AE Series ‘*A’’ 5° Bonds and $26,000,000 of Series ‘*B’’ “ anapolis, Ind.,. to East St. Lovia. Tht Bonds. $69,755,000 .bonds are reserved to retire a Ti rlvania Railroad Sys- amount of prior lien bonds and the remainder is to be issuaae uis,, with important under the restrictions stated in the mortgage for the pay isville. Kv.. ment, refunding or retirement of General Mortgage Bomaiy -"s lines outstanding, for additions, betterments and improvem te, Pittsburch for equipment to the extent of ninety per cent of the co . thereof, and for the acquisition of other companies’ 602 *urities. .. - Dealing only in first mortgage bonds, secured bw the best and largest improved city properties; eee - = me =8.15: May. 28.45: ’5.13. December. TEETER by Mareh 13 —Spot cotton middling. 75 50c a | ° Foreign Exchange |? eS ea | Requiring an ample equity or marz'a of safety behind gt ot | ! the bonds for the final protection of the bondholders; ad S478" ant iis on Secilen: $4. io ; cents. det id pe . a i yolations in cenis, demand. ¢ ca , Rejecting each and every loan which fails to conform 12 ANCE—Franc. to the above and to all other Straus standards of satetv. ee ws Making sure that the income from the property is applied to the payment of Principal and interest, through the Straus system of monthly deposits; 3 2 ~ = is lll — eee ~~ * had” 2 oe ze Both principal and interest of the bonds will be pa : in gold coin of the United States of America without dedue aa repay monev heretofor tion for anv tax or taxes (other than Federal m : ; taxes) which the Railroad Company or its successors @f i. £972 assigns or the Trustee may be required to pay or reé therefrom under any present or future law of the United States of America or of the States of Pennsylvania, Sb. 3 West Virginia, Indiana and Illinois.’’ 4 = 7 4 we eee ee a ee ao : NOR W AY-—Kroor, . Ber Le G . Everv > , = ° ‘ SWEDEN — Risse: f Saba y investor seeking time-tested safety should investigate . ery MA : . as “ . o caine Beas a! rane d 19.29 Straus Bonds. They are available in $1,000, $500 and $100 « “E—Drach 4250 , , ; : ae GREECE Drachma, 4.1 denominations, and yield the best interest rate consistent with safety. Write today for our booklet, “43 Years With- out Loss to Any Investor.” Ask for— — itm Bwotre te Bee lgsee +? ate en + a ee ee ee eee THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ABOVE BONDS, SUBJ ALLOTMENT, AT 99’; AND ACCRUED INTEREST TO DATE OF DELIVERY, TO-YIELD ABOUT 5.06. TO MATURITY. 09 0 ¥¥Ss5.. 40 err kets 2y ee ee 4 iY TOR TO. Yen yo™ 3 mt oe se the subscription at any time without notige, to reject any applicatiely MONTREAL Dollas WuoN LAL, Thollar ‘ bf i BOOKLET CC-347 and to make allotments in their uneontrolled diseretion. when and as rmesued and received bv the undersigned and subject to the app roval . W. . f | I ? AU if +, r, tas ” mss ; G 1 + a a r¢ nec ssary of the ISSUANCe a ned guaranty of the bond« and their sale to the undersigned, and ti #., "iri : «i \ ' "sli Ti Se all legal proceedings in connection therewith. Temporary bonds or interim ceipts will . t* : | : 4 ¢ ro) ’ ars afi : ° 2 " . a . - 7 " ° . ‘ — ayment in New York funds for bonds alloted, which temporary bends or interim receipts will be oo ESTABLISHED 1882 INVEST\ : NVESTMENT BON Nc manesable fee’ det DS INCORPORATED : n » J definitive bonds when prepared. ‘> a Vey - i. 62 ” > seen > he nat . ~*~ $* ‘2 ww €9 °3 DULUTH. Minn. March 123 — ear wu § 2 rin me . Marek '3 os 3 eee sae ) - q ts Dac. ~ a see | ‘< _ . RO Sees a ee POOR oy SO ig a ee ae Ie +
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lLLaat guoted at Ss. Uuls lead KET in St. La . ' 4i— Last quot Cd at Pounds. $7.50 Der : ORK, March 13.—+ry, CAS clertroly pe “pot and futures PPper Ft MMiX = Fina Spot and futures. $54 Hote: ‘red “Ne © aah : pris = tj 3h Nan ged lead ‘ aan. ; tril eu iA 7 quiet } sat wt ; 7 S'fady . i aie - AST 3 luis . 4 fires Gi an Post-nsin 7 £65"... FPOt ta 6 AD *MiUTOR. $7.4 ~ “I 4 iy A . 7* spot. $14 ee Oligy ‘ bea’ .—Standarg » AUT “ vt) Krnor seth lite ait ure . Mitmune SP0Ot £249 7, Gd: futures. i239 "9 iad Sjrut. t37 7 : iy? He mn, ‘3 the crop inc. apne £35 17 "Od: tutte es. te Weak ‘ pot £3, 3 MG. tUturesg {35 Be | alee “ among 7 ‘ ye] ; lien &e mi) ‘Oo. «6 yellow, $] 13a] 16 —_ } sellow, $1 OF@} iS: Mo. & Yellow - 0! ©i10 , 5 : 1 Noo 1: . **9. © Yellow. S04 fy"? No. 9 to 15 S14 NO. Bb white gy 245+ w,, 4 FAHY | $1081, @] Li; No. § White, D504 SD ng ; pie Sraue. 7G Rite Als, ‘s i. Jil $.p 4s, 14, 4 No 3 While white o% R 404.000 GAS COMPANY ef Gold Bonds . a 2 |] SOUTHERN CouNTiEs IES B Eat Dated May 1, 1916 - Due May 1, 193g iy : ed 7 J is compa ny Aistrihy, les 018 ae yD LOMMURITies (with « PODU ation ngs oO” 386,000) iocated suburban 10 oF for ed wy thin khort dixta MTR of los “al rT ; Cel ea fal. qi 8 Operated and e » DY shorts rolled hy the Parifir Lighting Co whee poration which Oa all bonds are a Fires ie gage on ail property -e M208. perry and are — oer three limes fhe am as buy of interest charger and for the and a ae ans | yrors have a; raged houses ' {ives Ped ax ' d Was | Price 981, and Interes ag te Yield About 5.70% dis Descriptive Cire, ar Upon P @T Aine Reoues: ‘ear’ Olive 8999 ‘Ss || Little & Moor investment Bonds | 408 Olive St. . ANDERSON & CO. tw York Stock Exchange i] Stocks _ Local Securities and Bank Stocks HARLES ST., ST. LOUIS RailroadCompany | ue April 1, 1975 ; vania Railroad Company liv registered bonds. Registered © mortgeuge. c- e approval of the ows. rTties of The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, bad Company are leased to The apany, under a lease running for 1, 1921. The Pennsylvania Rail- Said lease to pay a sum suffi- indebtedness. Sinking funds, taxes. and 4% dividends on the capital f for the first five years and 5% + oem ' 6CALO A} q St. Louis Rail. Rding Se 4 714.500 of capital stock Ma Railroad Company or its enb. ely 99°, amoun* Ot the General Mortgage the amount thereof at anv one time OS, betterment. and Improvements, r deducting therefrom the bonds ral Mortgage +o retire prior debts Ged three times the ¢h, n outstand Kk of the tailroad ‘ompanvy. Of here -wil]l he outstanding in the r the Dresen? este. $20 000.000 nt Md $26,000-000 o¢ Series **B’’ 5% mS Are reserved it, retire ai like 6B ahd the ri mainder is to he issued Sted in the mortgage for the pav- pment of trenera) Mortgage Ronds im, betterment« and improvements. t of hinety Per cent of the cost GUisitjon of other companies’ se- ‘Tee? af ’ ; “ bonds w 7. he Dar able | States of America Without dedu ses (other than Federal income Ts ' OMDAn* or it I. “9 Belg 6s °355 rets.' 3% 93% 43 7, 9 Belg 6 ‘28 "49 ret 937% 93 S903 a, ~ Berne we "es 108 %& 10% ‘. 1084, $ Bolivia &s °'47 ¥3) 93, 31, 1” Bordeaux 6s 34 S44, 84 S4 6 Brazil Se Was ixct OF 961, 968 a. 6 Brazi! 7s '52.. 107% 1074, LOT S Buenos A 6 '28 55 o7 “4%: 97 97 5 Canada Yes. "29 103 102 4, 102 7% 1 Canada ds 76 . 100% 100 *, 100% } ~ * 102 4 102 1)? 4 Cen R Braz 78 "92 8” 78 $2 1, SZ ly 7 Chile &s '26....:103 1027, 103 7 Chile Ss °'41._. ~i1O7 106 '4:108:1 S Chile 7s "42. 1007, 1001, \1007 - Chinese Ry 5s ’5) 44% 4414, 441 1 Christiania K« '45'1104, 110% 1108 20 Christiania Os '54 97% 97 ‘ 977 6 Columb 61,8 27 100 4, 1001, 100%, 6 Copenhag 9128 '44) 96 “3, 9614. 96 o&y Cuba 5s "04-44. . 97 % U7 %& O7 \& © ‘e o Cuba 5158 °33 898% 99%) 991, 9 Czecho-8 8s '3] 100 99% 100 * Czecho-S &s °5° of 9%, 994, 99%, 3 A Danish Mun &s '46 109%, 109 a, 109 4, 6 Danish Mun &s B 2 Se pee .. 1004, 109 4, 109 S, : Denmark "42. . 1101 % 101 101 Dominican ten Be tee 9216 92% 921, » Dutch E I 6a ‘47 100% 1001, 100% 25 Dutch ET 6s “67 1001, 100%, 100%, ] DutchE] Iles 'O3 Nov ee ree 97 oy 97 | 97 M4 “0 DutchEI 51,8 53 March »°s he 1. 9% 1, 97 3 7 4s °4° 93 wr 93 93 26 Frénch ‘3 + RO 4 xD , RY *e 45 French 78 49 RP 6, 891, gan, | 45 French Ties ‘4] 9A AR! AR 1, 14 French 8s ‘45 __ 103 10244 1021, Ger Gen Elec 7s "45 i ee OS: 93% 933, 93 8, 4 Gt Cons El p Jap = |) es -. 90% OOK 90 1, 5 Haiti 6« °5° 934, 931, 931, nes s6 3 HollandAl, @s °47 831. 831, 831, 13 Hungary Tigs °44 ' ar ee ees . &A S85 RRS, 9 Ind Bk Jap 6s i 99 1, ths Bae a ly XS Jap figs ‘54. 91% 91% Q1 & 18 Jurgen A tis "47 H4i% 945, 14% o Lower Aus: Hy E Pow Glas Sagres R54, R5 a, 2» 8, 3 Lyons 63 °34__ 841, £41, 4 4 1 Marseilles 6s “34. 4 S4 84 10 Mexico 4s '04-54 assented - wl',, 21%!) 911; 28 Neths 6s ‘7° -, 10344103 4% 1033, 1 Nether! 6 Peru &s °44 1K) % 100% 1001, > Poland 6s as 5 + ae | 70 7 70 Poland &« ‘S0 re. 95%.) AS 95 6 Prague 71%, °5° #0 89% 90 2 Queenss 7s. - 110% 110% 110%, l Rema Stl 7s °55. - 8914, BO» RA or oR Gr de S8s'48 P6Y% BY 96 1, ~ Rio de J &s ‘48 _- 95's.) B5%e O5% | 4 Rio de J &s ‘47 94% 94% 94 oo 1 Sao Paulo « 8 ‘oO? ATR 97% ATA, ! 2 SaxPW 7°45 wi 9” 9" 9"? 798 Serbe C&S Rs ‘62 KO 716) 88%, 4 Sweden 68 39 | 103 7% 103% 103% S Su ed oles 4 tf Hy Ry HHI, 9 i, + Swise Se 40 Fe P 114445115 2 Tokio 5s 5°. 6° 87 67 4 Trond Sloss 44... no 99 an ' King 431 King 5S1o¢ 23° 106% 106% 108%, 4 Uruguay 8s 46 1N8% 108 108 10 Zurich Re 45 . 109 109 109 INDUSTRIAL BONDS. l Ad Exp 4s °48 SO &5 x5 ~ Aiax Rub &s t6 Hy ', PY ON ‘4 S AACh Tigs ‘41 LOU 4, 100 100 19 Am Chain 6e °33 O85 O8IZ, NR dy 6 AM @& Fdy 68 ‘39 Yu ¥9 uy Am Smelt 1: 5s ‘47 90's 96% 967, Am Sug 6s ‘37 101% 101%, 101% 6 AT&T e1 Ss “219 12764, 126%, 1°96" 8 AT&T . ss 46. LOU %& 100°, 10: 60 AT&T 5a . CO BS% 95 15 hy 56 AT&T ct is “29 96% 96 % u67 3S AT&T D'gs 43.. 100% 101%, 101 7, ¥5 ly 95 ‘ys $s. 1u0%, 100, lOUt, 13 Zopet pd w j HR3, OR a e Armour 442 ‘39 S74. 83 37 Armour € ('o of Del S140 '43 927, 9° ~*» 92% Atl Ref deb 35 ‘27 WO Qg: ¥9 4, Karnsdal) &« ‘31. 105 POS 105 Beil Pa ds °48 100%, l00% 1004, as “26 100% 100% 100 4, Beth St ref ds °42) 94 4} 16} Beth Si! os °26 91% 91 91% Heth Stl 6. “4% 95 94% 943%, Brier H & »'ys > 99, AN 99 Brkivn Ed Ss "49 Loo HO got, (‘al G&E) ie Cal Pet 6% Chile Cop Ge °3°. 107 L061, 108 1, Col G@éE ds ‘°7 1n0% 100 % 1004, COoIG@E hs ‘°F etn 100% 100% 100 &. Com P 62 '47... 100% 100% 100% (*.7 Rec fs $1103 103 103 | neta, 58°30.) 87%! BT grt > w i “e 1O1L’, 101 *, LO. A, ‘( F @ LL: Glos 43 102%, 102%, 1OV1, (‘on PrP £68. gi. & 945, 4 {a4 Cont P&B Mills Bos ‘44 A) SPl, ROX 1 Corn Prod Js ‘34 LOG a, 100 4 10n%, : _& , ~~ & Cvt 7s ‘30.' 971, O71. OT1, Go &s sta ‘30... 101% 1014 101% C-A Sug 8s ‘31. 1084 10O8& ‘los & Cub. Dom Sy 7 tee 44 - 98 A7% OR Den Gas 50 °51-. 94, 4 4 Dery Te °42 78 7s 7s Det Ed rfg 6s ‘$0 307% 107% 107 % | Dold @e 43 RH bala! Sf} Dt & St Se iv G5, 65% 65! aoe De St Tn 42 9) Q)} a} Dupont De \ 7 tes 4] 1O7y 8, 2071 cin DL & P @ 49 105% 105 % 1054, fo Sioa “49 104% .304 % 1044 Cuba ® Tige 37 106% losy, 106 & ‘ EmpGéF "337 1OT XR 1H} . 10° } L&T 6a 4+": oO! 1OoU& soos : Misk Rh ¢ Se 4] 11] 111 11] 13 T ¢jr eb S« “3S” 108 103 1Os , ‘rranby Min &s °25'1090 P91, 100 oO St L&@sP fry & Dav 7s ‘3? a3 & 3% o52 llers or tie “4° 105 104 104 H n 32 100% 100K 1AAA } 8 . * 5 AR ', ON ON iSt deb 4% 40 M4 nan age woes Int Paper Se RR RRS RRA 28 er Int MM @s ‘4) ao% 9 RY 9 KF ae "SH A7%, Oe 7 ‘s i4 8 K « @ i ds 32 On a7, As Kelly Sm T fe 31} OR 887 att | ij “wf . . |_NEW YORK BONDs— _|| Vital Statistics--Questions Answered- -Radio- | Sbecial to the Post - were $11.39 a ANSWERS TO QUERIES /ost- Dispatch Radio | STA NDARD OLLS.— Sales in 1000s. | Hiss 1 tow) Close. wr sues et ee 147 148148 ‘82-47 ..'101— 15 101—'10 10119 s 24 4a '27-42.. 100—22 1090—22 100—2°2 | ~ : | 101—2 101—16'101—16 | 27-'42 . 100—27 100—23 100—23 180 tga) &¢ U S i, 2d s ' Ss. .j100—83 100—21 100—2] | Pre, : ge. ji) . The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. hit K S D (| sone Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail. cannot be | | | 16 Jiven attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubt. readca . wi, 4. C—Jam $1. 1978. fell 26 nel oec to 9:40, 10-40. 1) 40, 12°40, Toke. 2:00 | si nesda¥. | Henry Shaw the Cilv is indebted , @nd 3°49 Vv. mn slar’et qyotations 2h MRS. E. P — Consult the moving IOT the Nag nifis mt park of T+ as | &@&nd news bulletins or interest i * Pleture magazines for fhe infor- (Grove. A Gentleman of cuitivatred | on tbe Middle Wese. Prices sup- | | | Mation. fe pte, Mr Shaw had taken or vat pled by Market News Service, 4 1 % M. B.—Cal) the moving picture | pitasure int, ornamentation and | »., Dept. of Agriculture and e ~'2 | | righe Office, Library of Congress, Wuotations of all United States Liberty | Bonds are in doliars and thirty-seconds of - oe 9 wa a ~~ i ‘ Rep I&S Stes '53 et ee ee "ay "4 , ~ 103 2 103 2 103 ls 04 % 104 T, 104 "% i * ~ Sincl O 616 °3R. : 73’ % 1081, RN 14 O21, ox ||| on’ Sept. 1, 1924. at Jersey City. N. Of hia 1: a" ry Ht i Irie. sg c : ‘ , ' ©! : 'S jabors and » ealth In the fill Steve Cady. Elmer Mc Donald, de j de There wars no decision. | 5 far 1RER he proposed try the "Pts ' Har ‘¥ esse]. Arnold Price, popu- : 25 M% CAIRO. We do not supply ma- lauthorities tm give trem 190 .eres | lar Songs. laat Minute news. railroad 15. terial for essays but you can ob-|of ground, extending from ‘-jne. | p os report, Fe ) | tain same from books at the Pub- highway to Grand avenue oo Hl | we os, M.— Vocal selections, Marte | *)) Ue Library, feet im width and 6162 fant neil Meyer or? ty Jan iti W. HH H.—The o-cent piece dat. | length for a public park. He cou. Pal 7:20 pe 7 . 21, |} Cd 1868 js worth from ec to 25c.| Pled with this Proposition the res. Hi ih eran BH. Pv seen we ee : | Coinage “ommenced in the year] eTvation of a Strip of ground zoe fH!) SP. M-~—-Regular meet! f { ‘a | | 1866. pate coeng ee Surrounding the PrO- Fi se Louis Safety Council ne Oe" i lil CoNneraw ' on posed park which should be leased |} | || munity Center : tain. | Me | | story eoaNT. mr trial of to the city for a Period of 49 || } ment py the Rallresn MC. a, | %, | i crossw a & re mv =. years, the Proceeds derived there. |i | Mandolin Orchestra oo f 5% | | published in tea Fost ‘Di vat h pe from to be devoted fo the mainte. |! [ PP. Meme Rodemich's Op. | le | Feb. 14. 1995 © Fost-Dispatc nance of Shaw's Garden, and re- | ‘stra from Hotel Statler. Studie lL, ||| pists. athe ‘ : 2 Guired the eit, also. upon accep- numbers during intermiasions hy i] A CONSTANT READER.—Ir¢ iSitance of the gift. to devote $360.. | Bleve Cady. Harry Kessell, Elmer | | proximately 25,900 miles around/000 to the improvement of the | McDonald , @ @arth at the equator. park. No action was taken by the Wi | { R. ie. H.—The 5-cent piece of Mayor or City Council, however | WI 273 Meters it A the mint of 1912 is worth from Se] and realizing the importance Ail FRIDAY, 9 t M Will 1p ; ¢ 7c. ; the matter, the Raord of Trade an. | Craham tenor leona Simens — . */i} MISS A DELE.—We do not know | Pointed a committe, to onl or Prana, Johnnie Maher. tenor | ||| Of any formula that will keen the } With Mr. Shaw concerning it The | Georre H. Shone tenor. Clara Me | ‘2 || Silver lace from tarnishing. tpouit of the conference as that 1 Parscns, accompanist, Jack Ford |, a 4 Bee f FE. H.—The magazine story | Mr. Shaw deeded the land to the and his Peacock Orchestra and the ‘| regarding Sroundhog day can be board and that body. aectin-~ ny Arcadian Serenaders Jazz Orchestra. | ‘|| Seen in the Post-Dispatch of Feb. cenjunction with the Merchants’ | PPosdeast direct from Arcadia Bal!l. . i 1. Exchange. procured the Passage | | | Mrs. Edgar Mer eninntden. viantsg | m ’ ios on “ite co - jij) Mrs. Edgar MePadden, ¢ et N. A.—See answer to “FH, R”| Of pap ordinance by the yey Coun an Lorene Prange, contralto. ay te jin the paper of Jan. 22 for full | C!l accepting the gift. Under this ii} Hare. violinier me.) | information Bane tne the qualifi- | ordinance a board of commission | l i . Was appointed. and under the | cation necessary for entrance to supervision of Mr Shaw, were a copy or neemny.,. You authorized to carry out jis pro- | KOA Denver (323) 7:40 book of : r y.| Visions. The work of improve. || knowledge; 9 music; 9:10 try patch files at the Public Library, :; . 8s °, ment, the laying of walks an }j readings, vocal. pj 1 ..C. R. L—In accepting an invita. drives, the planting of shade tres« |} BS, “i, Piano, | tlon the day and hour must be re-| shrubs and flowers was then com- | | WWJ Detroit News (352.7) WEAF peated -~ that fa, ages - i pote taraced. 80 that by the summer of concert, may be ree ed and preven 1870 the tract was ormally | | one from arriving on a day when Opened under the name of Tower | WHO Des Moines (526) 7:30 bari- [|] one is not expected But in de- Grove Park. The park is now ‘n | tone, Pianist, comie English se- i clining an invitation it is not neC- | charge of a board of special comn- lections, mandolin, Sultar banjo. se - 2- = : ™ cS . . a | MUSH ROOMS—Home-grown, concert, Riviera Theater: 9. » orcnestra. > aaneeP CVt 4158 me ho a. Produce Elsewhere 13.—Live poultry (fHNaAnNLe. NEW YORK, Mar & Eggs and Poultry | Bond Sales—Continued i] SIS bee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 43 a — a teen e bo . lee re a —— —_————_—_— re a _—— a - — = = —— te —_—,,_ oe : ee ee Broadcasting Statiea ‘ theater in question for ¢t infor- | iMprovement of his large private | orincipal Exchanges. mation. EV ELYN.—write to the Copy- Brounds, and when advan ing age | &aGD onished him thar his work ' | must end with his own ite ar Bid Friday—Silent Washington’ D. C., for full infor. | l€s» Provision were » ade for its WCK—273 Meters oe ee the copyright. vie cnet soe lhe permet - 4 ‘Yr. oe% - F ‘ ' uid he POT pert fit foug CIBER. ‘ Luis F Bs Me | ual, he determined to make the Ent 12 rounds with Harry ills city of St. Louis the benefice} nar FRIDAY, Noon — Night Hawk ces essary to repeat the hour. missioners. WBAP Fort Worth 1 : LEGAL INFORMATION. (475.9) 7:30 Hawatlian trio, talk. | . Hf ing Suitar; 9:30 program. | (By a Member Of the St. Louis Bar Association.) ANX Hollywood (336.9) 8:39 mu- F.NOS.—There is no es THANK YOU.—Yoy can find out sic; ly instrumental, vocal; 2 r making false registration * hase iher 3 not a mechanic's lien | orchestra. ; ° ’ j i j | las j 4 a - . “ per iE PY atamining the recortarhs | |WOS Jetferson City (440.9) gag. if W ORRIED.—Report the facts to 7 DY Xamining the records jn | en , 99 3, | the Circuit Attorney's office in the | the Circuit ¢ lerk's office. /} .. Gresses, poems, musical, 3%, ||| Municipal Courts building. Four. CHESTER.— You, are entitled to || WDAF Kansas City Star (365.6) 6 « 103 "||| teenth and Market streets. the rent from and after the date School of the Alt; 8 popular. ; your kitchen cabinet for a debt of garding a suit against the seller | 11:45 Merry Oold Chief, frolic, hers. If they refuse to give it to | for damages. | KHJ Los Angeles Times (405.2) 8 : you, you can file a replevin suit Pm. ef tia This Parking light concert: 8:30 children: 9 band; cay tp f prosecurn the State law and 10 instrumental, y ‘ A. I. M.—Some Indians are able | /f ,PFrosecuted the party would chestra . o¢al; 12 or to vote ‘ nd some are not. Write = , | to the Comamissioner of Indian Af- | ref | WHAS Louisville Times Journal (399.3) 7:30 concert, fairs. Washington. D. C., for full C. Balke would be lawfur for | | information regarding the matter. oe ic — also be i euncture iWMc Memphis Commercia} Appeal 7 « , Ss- - tS oF Senator for fall ne meg This weulg out our con- aan: 8:30 program; 11 frolics. tion regarding the Spanish-Amer- cireumatenens ‘Pend upon the | HA D Milwaikee Journal (275) 'g ican War veteran. MANY THANKS.—(1) If he gave ||. Visconsin Theater, A. B. C.—You will have to apply you the phonograph as an out- | woco Minneapolis - St. Paul | for your second papers in the right gift, “then you can keep it. | (416.4) 7:30 talk: 8 Program; 9 cate. ee | county where you now live, that (2) If you finish paying foe the || F. an , ye | is. in Jefferson County. ring, nefther he nor the company \omtao a R. Family; il dance, | C.—An American citizen | can take it from you. A. “ontreal (411) § orches- tra. A. , would have a legal right to be-| 4 WORRIED MOTHER.—Prob. | | WorR Newark (405.2) ¢& orchestra. ome the American representative ably you can get your citizenship || £ a foreign corporation. Dapers. Inquire at the Naturaliza. ||| ere-ec. .. ogee ORDED HERE W. H. .—(1) Ordinarily the se1- tion office in the Custom House. Tike mA meg (991.5) S string ler pays for the revenue stamp on | Eighth and Olive Streets, for fulft | quarete; bv45 SOprano; 7-9:35 Bener- || the deed. (2) The rate is $] in information. style, pidnist rehestra; 9:45 ise | | Stamps for each $1000. R. lL. V.— Write to the City Box. Violinist; 10 ¢rchestra. (454.3) 6, Savarin ; but it is safer/ Hall, if you want to obtain a li bi ie toate wart cea of the term/cense. It wilt} cost $250. If no ensembie; 7-8, Wall Street Jour- Ki | of court at which the divorce was/ admission {js charged no license nal, Air College, animals; 9:30, ‘ French songs: 9:45, dance, : i A. B.—He can remarry in IIli- ing Commission Room 411, City | wuz New would be necessary. | | WIY New York (405.2) 7:30, come —_ — - - — ; # 12.75 to § ONIONS—Sacked red, $2.75. “fancy waa ', $3.25 per 100 Ibs; : , | fancy yellow, —— (Courtesy of the Radio Digest), WOAW Omaha (526) 6G, story; white, $5.75 HORSERADISH—Home- owe ae (By Associated Press) 6:20, announced; 6:30, melody = =—s_ ’ larvae +5 t ONION SETS —hted nd yellow, $5 per} WLS Chicazo (944.6) 6:30 eee on - Py ‘e oe 1:30, com ushel: white $5 per bushel. : / 7115-10 Quartet, farm Program | KG os » SOnceEr ‘ PARSLEY—Louisiana curs | $5 ope | syncopators. | oe ne Oregonian (491.5) ‘re! . ialisi ' . ~ . ; ‘ ec re; e: » PARSNIPS—Home Srown washed, 75c) W MAQ Chicago News (447.5) 6) WDWPF ne . rir aout Owls. Per bu box loome : . Organ; 6:30 orchestra: . Wide. rovidence (440.9) 7, lece, POTATOES Red River Ohios. $1.50 to Sel ; S ’ tyre, talks. vl .o; Northern rurals, $1.10 to $1.25:| Awake Club; 8:39 musical 5°-' KPO s&s; n Francise ? | Minnesota cobbiers. ee Coins or | «ography: 9:15 musical. ' — Francisco: (420.3) 6:30, | Orchestra: 7:2@, play review; 9, i) russet bDurbanks $8] aad burbanks. $7. Idaho ;usset burbanks. WGN Chicago Tribune (370.2) 6 $2.25 to $2.40: triumphs. $1.90 ta $2.25. | organ; 6:36 eneen, program. “RADISHES Louisiana and Alabama . ' * 8@mble. Strine tips. 235¢e to 40 per dozen bunches nee quintet: 8 Classical: 10 dance : SE a California 40-lb omee, | jazz artiste | River Stages at Ow Cities a J .« ss : ; bss wer gSACERKRAUT—Citw make kegs, $1.50 | WLW Cineienai; (sitens; Pittsburg, 11 feet, a rise of .7. cash SN 75 : bois. $3.50: barreis. a : a 75 ‘ ; WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 7 con. Civeinnati, 17.6 feet, a rige or ¢. °° WEET POTATOES—Home grow mn. ve] | cert: ss Pianist orchestra Lorsmeadia d white. $1.50: red | ; . Louisville. ¢ 2 ; ane ! ona O10 10 $2 Me = iar nan: WEA A Dallas News (475.4) 6° 3% ae . . weet, . fall of 1. \a $1.50 to $7.50; Tennessee nancy! lecture: 6:45 recital; 8:30 quar. “4iro, 22.9 feet, a fall of §. $7.73 r bu hamper. aS , " MUPABAGAS--Camediog tum. Aine! tet. Memphis. 18.1 feet, @ fall of 1 per 100 Ibs . », | WOC Da Vonport (484) §-24 Sana. | foot SPINACH—Texas. 60c to T3c per ind basket é MAn; 6:50 educational: $ quar.'| Vieksburg. 3.3 feet. a fall of 5 TURNIPS-——Home-grown globes, 50 ‘o | tet r¥ $i per bu box; new Loulstana. $3 to $4 Deiat New Orleans, 9.1 feet, a rise of 1. or bbl a . ry VA roOkS } lor a i basket “rates re ten Kec fan: SF ov CMe © $o Origine ‘ : ; . , yf} : far ba | te s4 on for | TRING REANS : F lerida far \ greer $7 .O0 per *-by hamper ' SASSAFRAS ROOT—Home-grown 13 per dozen benches. a “HALIATS— Louisiana aa [SO aan [e ‘zen bunches rRUITS. $4 \PPLES~—-Barreled hen davies &4 +o 2 a4 50 in baa! tv rginia Vorke aH nou York ave $6 to SR: winesans o 7 4e¢ per pound COOOANUTS $2.50 to $5 per 100 36: N j RAPEFR! 1T-—FPiorida t We , o> ts 3° res 3 MES—$° +o &”° 0 per 100 fk | 3 > 25 60 ’ | feMi \ Sf “yg for fila «pi Mia s >. aad $f) 5 ® A e4 i 5 i ' ORANGES Florida ana ‘ailfortiia ‘ ron Lome ry rg Vi em BB. Re Ags Mere Suer Vhiite : (iffort Boumnberg.— <hirte. Rudmar Ww i ] es on... \ gifts ‘ fr igraf? VW ate ' & Pi- M . lilattie ifn ere “ hii ‘ le — tf * Friedman ° ” Bdward Hleltner J Kerbare Decks - é , Dey gz a® Mf Mry den. i Fa het h lowe: ( nN P etir _ 7. fi 4 Tat oF PIN EF SP in: Mibert Martin—Mre Mare Purne } “ome Atna Hengs Steve Pugmer— Therese 4 Waon Rr t lark Mra. Wa ° Jones ry i shorn Rome einete V « s i) Mi eo, — Mrs Pear | i? "ee Renia nm Tf _a®y—Anrne ff. Young Prank Hallé) High and. Ii) —Bisie Maruer Highland. im Ben Krown. Carlinville | ——S@ima From mre =f Louls« Harry J. Jungiing Pine Lawe—Alice ¢ ’ rT? —? Aj Ss At Belleville. Suguset Mente se =? ‘ lair Toenship Mre Johannes Fentan «e Clair Tew ns ' (la! fom rshin— Ws! fred shoemake st Clete Tos aahtp wm Phe l wwle— Loret:. A : - ~~
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_Th Daily post _DISPATCH alone has MORE" C CITY € Cire “ulation than the morning ‘a one other evening newspaper COMBINED wat AT, et ae = | ie nena arte co we. ult —S—— = 3 - | = ection and ~~ Ask Your BiNk CONSOLIDATION e _ *- ot wey WRENS BARN PP mR RRYT CP te atte 4 The Season’s Newes! ) 4 Bond’s Stvle Is shou About PLAN IS ADVANGE | ae Faget: aa “Tailored In” ws if what in ol “| eens et London Lavender = 7. : : men and. Hvland lan : | that’s why Bond's i 2 e men ey ran. venue nstil tion p- 5 , ee ( “ . . - . : ; in Dy 1/ ———e oe Blue. tailored clothes : Maer ~ veary -. CZ. plies for Authority to be- : Siteer Gi ) ¢ : , i ace Ail’ . ilver Gray = , . ee. . = io Ri AN come National Banx = pt And Many Other “ : ‘Hold a Ae eet ; : GIVES SON Bohemian (Be. & a Light Novelty Colors f 3 ; % Th . ; SF | Poe 3 2 HM ‘ ‘, j 4 til B Ul L Hop-Flavored tore of the Grand Avenue Ba : tt | i447. weed m2 Ul ee ae ~ “ . . o% . . + c -_s a . ; ri} ; } ‘ 4 a" rn . . ~ ¢ ooo 'e P > y 4 "s e oe . 2 , P —_— , J. - ‘ . . .%".* oe & = 4 4 “ 7 P 2, 4 * = ea _—: — r et a | i , a5 > : . >> ° “ a i . os . a hy Piya’ ay ” ots ‘ * “*, > .. as 4 Py d ot ’ . - e 5. * ee ~ ’* a we ‘* - % we a A . ‘ p os » . ~~ a ints " . ; 1 oe » , 7 . Ps - . . . “ \ » ; : % 7 a *~ x “2 b's m . q . - ea" 7 > - ou i re . ; : . * . . * ‘ ¢ - : ; “ *, . 7 . . “ y . - " . — | e » >, : o ” : : 4 : 4 eee ae ee © 4 . » os | ’ - 2 5 x ey $ Pa . : ‘, ‘A 7 * Ae arate * A L . Pa aes > Za A ° ’ 7 - 7 * ¥ ‘ ‘a - > ’ 7 ‘ - m - : - P - he " Choicest : Materials ay. ADVERTISEMENT DON’T DESPAIR pee If you are troubled with pains or s*°°"* “ ee ans ee q : : s% ».. gee style here, to Sa.- sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. Spécial | e Pos | Foe : 5% 2: ie : , ee \ E WwW yi eR Ik \la ~ 1} j h iat on . fe .. Be? ~ isiy you. = now st s U Dp Look for the name Gold Medal on ever» oer * Saag trv issued b is e oe : to vou—come to Bond's bez and accept no imitation eM Ba ts einen Be pe ge j Rs i | ses and let us show you etneeeneeneieieememneenmaenesmneaienatiaiaaiaeaaiieieanaaanneaEen A Woman Falien as Low as Her Stocking IN THE the poultry produced in 13 of the | om “s s.r ieee me Ne A E Lefcourt. millionai Coming Soon te the ceding poultry producing states . eS] = | Factory To You-’ | ge who began life as a New KINGS and RIVOLI! |. wi ” 2 ~ s ee = = > So ig ‘ 4 4 ; : - a > a Ss -3 a4 z 2) an he ee P- ME - - = > ; ie ~ j ve fi b BE - ’ . *! : ‘y es ‘3 -y ; t g . > a = ¢ sy a ed " a” x 4 $ e . - ‘ + oe on & p .. oes . r F ze = | ‘ ~ + * - - 3 SE -: ze . eee i : Pas) & am ¥ Z + a +, 4 # J 2 , 4 - » oo y 4 lala io, 7 ” 5 a F - Y -e ex” i ¢ ak: ms Re, %% = “ P 4 ‘ , ‘ i - 4, , = Sa é ; -2 gq 4 “4 BY 4 ’ - . t 7 , + bw “A i - at 2 -, s oy o > - - a a t * ‘ . a * — 2 4 f bed = =. ts 4 4 3 a % -. ) : t > 4 3d ¢ ae - ae ~ Pde ’ dl . yu > Agee Bx t? my * Pe i , a. = _ = P ° ¥ j a . > 3 4 — = : ? = 4 ee fi a 4 , F - : 5 ¥ ; fa . ; 8 ¥ - 45% & 73k = 7 7 = 4 . [= hed * 5 > 5 i ~ “ , es ae oo " io & ‘ i : a - «3 82 ' By 7 4 : 7 2h “- ° ,? = 7 (gc - Rattery: 120-Am $13 85 you will refuse to buy a surt that has but one of about $250.000. need adve TAL—1 : » ala . | coe selecting vour clothes here Ne: —— ‘ 3 '°*® 89c Bo Amp. Cua: aan s9.95 | pair of pants ie r. au ¥. —-Interna tional A : ond s—now R.c di | I A A4- -T b $ There's no question about tt—the extra pair of . , a SIMMS (A ‘ 2 ese pants ts not only convenient—but it actually : . | 7 | | ‘“ RADIOLA Iii Ra 0 ad U e et doubles the life of any suit. Think it over / 3 H E S f E I » . ¥ *. : 0 we. ere For that affair bond's ate 8 $15.75 | ee we OA ee at affair, Bond’ oe hy A . TOES. ola aaa A « tyoik Ae Semitigeksetent is nee fo # eR J ¥ * , K one pair Phone« Aerial Tuxedo Su its, *.Tt BFE Ss" ADT. | bauipment. ‘ omplete Rn. . ~ 7 , Site $45.75 [an 525 nasser tase oO oe °3() and $35 4 1 Ase iii eee th $25 Baldwin loud hichiy selective “oe simple a child can operate. exerbitant accessory cost Operates with ene hattery. ene “A hattery and one WU-ttert-lLttabe. Plain instruc. tiens with each Set. Before ven ber a radio. «re and try this pewerfal reeeis er With tube. - “A” and “B™ batteries Odd eand« ef weere write of distance reception on this crretal See - same of far as 1000 engep Peuipped with Steinite crystal, sapersens eee ; Ind rest inet i ¢ ea rf 7‘ = oe 39 . _ co Sr. en suit—a Bond Hat n ever " an ' Soecia . ; Aanewaes ( ity ~d “seit ar a «es 1OF = . Be lerain r tigi in weight—! Ray c ood Owabka svarant Beffale all “Al $ BHBeauiifully waukee . == ¢ Style Arcade See On — T4811. EVEREADY FLAasHticut ' ' b— $7 50 A de Ratii: te oc Price og wie ‘ * > : : a. nm —Equipped with powerful batteries Reits, Ereile Vries. Teasts $ 4 | rcade uilding Mianecapeoti« . Reaut:'ully = and ey enecial white ntere with €erd and Ping = Sth and Olive Sts. a Safer $ | Bell CAF. a SR A aD pas SE ap eamotete
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FRIDA _ ARCH ster > “ete ees Bond's Wi; dow Ee: show Wha What in Stvle fo and yoy men every @ Hien in the vear. ee oe tf. on ne « eS ed AO Lb “ vo od.” fof “f.“7 ae ts \. Fs] -_— ~ f a ants Sutts — SSSA ion and Women’s Features -DISP \ \ FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1925. oe \ \ tty, VAULLLLLLOTLALLULOLL LULL lly ae pe ose nee oe i UG re ee ee VAST SS SAS ty Ss ~~ = ~ Ss a ~ ¢ Gir UULTMTITITTIT WY) J 7 hth Ai Vii) Yl SIGS. RS Se aR RE! 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G4, Oi, , suburb, during the celebration of the Z balan mAS aeeeereeeneell Vea | g gl birthday of their street car 7 YY VILILMLULLULLLLD rattllarnn ) LL: ———_ yj nes. The council, a Socialist one, con- 7 , 4.49 ‘i L tends that the trams, which show a loss 7 ¢ 4 "YG CALIFORNIA CO-ED ARCHERS jj/ of about $as0.000. need advertising. y GY plo Us Medd OMA DALIOLODY DULL PULULTUDUULULULUL LRM OU MMDUO —International Newsree! Photo wane ae eesnscnarenneneeeamntgeennnseees ereennte CRAP AAAAALAEAS LBL ORLA TE OEEEEE ¢ CPt t tp terrsessitttittttititsestittttssththtithhih, THE “STEEL 1; ING TODAY /” l, . , , / ee ss 4 Z be grees SSASSVVSASVAVSAS SASASASLASESESRASALSAS SSS SSASSASSASARV ERAS ~~ “te % YUE, 4A %, ss taaenteaaacanaseatemamsmmmme Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte and his wife he is suing for an accounting and the return of ‘his fortune, which he signed over to her several years ago. The grandnephew of, the Em.- peror Napoleon accuses his wife of WH WA MOO XS YG. 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She’s economical—and she's careful and her is the pride of her heart. She wears pretty clothes and she makes them best marshmallow cak¢ Her mother lives a thousand miles away and never stays longer than a week when she does. come to visit—but-——the doctor's wifa is jealous! | She's jealous of the doctor’s widow—that’s what she calls the | highly respectable Mrs. So and So. Well, of course, Mrs. So and So is a widow, there's no denying | that fact, but she wouldn't, be a widow if she could help it, and she’s | really a very nice little thing, when you come to know her and she's | really ill, too. _ Something iike neuralgia, very painful, and she doesn’t she can’t eat, but the doctor's wife thinks she’s making it all up just to)! give the doctor an excuse to go to see her two or three times a week. | “She Knew What Was What” And then there's the widow's sister-in-law—the college girl. She sprained her ankle and the fuss letic, tennis, gulf and swimming. she made over it and the way she kept sending for the doctor: sleep and It was really almost more than the doctor's wife could bear. And then there was the little boarding school girl. She had phoid and that was ali well ¢nough, but it took her so long to get over it and the doctor prescribed tonics and she was always hanging around the doctor's office asking advice. And then tnere were the young married women. called up the doctor on the slighest provocation—and when the doctor came home his wife didn’t let him get a wink of sleep. the women names and she said he needn't tell her, she knew what was what, all right, and the doctor is sick and tired | They |} you seen those smart new®Xjumper mames and she called of it and has sued for divorce. She called him He says his wife would be jealous of him if they lived on a desért island without a soul within a thousand miles. Well, I always haVe thought that it was poor judgment for a jeal- | tailored. flare. ous woman to marry a doctor—but so it is poor judgment for a jealous woman to marr: a lawyer—think of the divorces, and the wards—and | hard, and solid looking | mings, if any, a: things, and arniy officers—well, everybody knows what they are. And news;aper men—interviewing actresses and lady aeronauts and diving girts and runaway brides—and just think of a plumber and tons ands buttonholes are arranged all the women he has to see. And who would mafry a chamffeur and think of him moonlight’ the faci nights with the prettiest girl of the family, and butchers are notorious flirts and think of the opportunities they have with all the pretty brides coming marketing. Ticket office men—well, what’s the use? jealous. A really jealous woman will be jealous of a deep sea diver—when he’s down at tne bottom of the sea in his diving bell. of a man up in an airplane and I know a woman who's jealous every) separate skirt that has a She'll be jealous time her husbond goes into the wilderness on a hunting trip She says : he believes there’s some squaw or somebody up there in| inverted pleat and sometimes it is at tha the woods, or he wouldn't be so crazy to go. I sympathize with the doctor and his divorce. “Rather Live With a Cobra.” I'd rather live in the house with a cobra or a man-eating tiger than a Jealous woman or a jealous man. Jealousy is as cruel as the grave and as bitter as death. It is the meanest, smallest, most unreasqnable thing in the world, and I'd rather be dead and buried with a tombstone at my head than to live and suffer the agonies of jealousy. Poor doctor! him for suing for divorce! He must have had a time of it, and I don't blame Do you~ * Copyright. 1 925. ad | | Ath- | ty- | The way they) nl | suits. | dresses” | nutely ' oJ UMPER anp COAT ro — a \ a By MARGERY WELLS. NEW YORK, March 13. HERE are many evidences of the tailored mode for spring in dresses as; well coats and | ae The younger girls like them. | say, enthusiastically, ‘“‘Have | as — LEFT—THIS IS THE WAY THE | SMART GIRLS WILL LOOK ON THE STREET WHEN | THE DAYS GROW JUST A BIT WARMER. | RIGHT—O OF THE NEW: ER STREET FROCKS, DONE IN THE MANNER OF A COAT DRESS. rf dresses And are the simplest eviderfces of. this these very Thesxmaterials are thick. and The tI itrie e severe. But the lines are strictly Yfailored, the b i : ; 2 ) with the utmost care and thought - eee ee — ee ee ince are matters ra bi aeean . iat the ones made on an under- consideration anid the finishings o! the edges are that they trimming ; . bodice ATe the most satisfactory of i9oKed after so itt e oy a } tnem ail. - Must Be Carefully Made. suses or jumpers, as they made in the board- l- A make ; 45 =o ¥ . , ; in t 1@ Trisé ves Inconsnple - F ; . , as ee | A jealous woman ought not to marry any man at all and stay/| uous though they are. The b The jumper dress of the are called, are rr rY ™* momen '—the one that every one is oo-ing | like fashion, that is flat front and (and ah-ing over—-is made®with aback. They are 'ong waisted in the box pleat; extreme, for reir endings come in front. The skirt is hung on an over the hips and they are finished hat point merely by turned-un- | left to show its boxiness al! on e r hems. They have long sleeves, outside. At any rate. when there, no belts as a usual thing, and their made in pointed fash- is extra fullness, and there must be |! aiines are in order to give you space enough nm, with facings and back collar mae- finishings of the dress’s own The idea is simple enough, to walk freely, it is placed directly in front. The skirt i shung on an/ teria! underbodice, so that it swings! Dut the fact is that they are so un- loosely from the shqulders. Some-/|compr ymising and straight in de- times it is made with a rubber band | Sign and making that, urless they to hold it at the waistline, but it is| are made by someone who under- stands the business thoroughly and exhaustively, they look like nothe- ing at all. They must be handled | generally conceded by those who | have worn and tested these frocks Ce re Ee 2 ~— by master hands and they must be “©= By Thornton Children’s Bedtime Story -0- W. + fit aohe LO Ae avuso made lutely.or they lose — Johnny and Polly Chuck Have a Falling Out —- If I with you cannot agree, Of courses you should agree with me. JHUNNY and Polly Chuck had / awakened from the long sleep | which had lasted all winter ' ; ; ; ‘They had been awake for a week | af more, Fhey hadebeen very fat | when first they came out, but ai-, ready they were trow thin. beginning to | You see, as yet there | was very little to eat, and they lad to roam about a good deal and bunt very hard to find that: little. Both were rather short-tempered. | You know it is hard to think of your stomach and of other pec- ple’s feelings at the same time. | Your stomach usually comes first. It was just so with Johnny and Polly Chuck. “There isn’t much to be found’ grumbled Johnny | around here,’ Chuck. “Come on, Polly, we'll zo down on the Green Meadows, over toward the Big River.” “We won't do anything of the kind!” snapped Polly Chuck “We'll go up to the Old Orchard I think we'll live up in the Old | Orchard this year. Come 09on; ~ve’ll go up there now and lovk around.” “We where with you, Polly, “Did you say we?” asked Johnny Chuck. “1! did,” retorted Polly Chuck sortly. A eC I pe “But we are not going up to the | id Orchard,’ replied Johnny. “I am going down on the Green Meadows over toward the Big Riv-— if you don't want to com: The idea of trying to tell me what | will do!’ “Very well,” replied Polly Chuck, tossing her head “Gey aiong down on the Green Mead ews if you want to Iam goin: up in the Old Orchard What is more, | hewe « ideg that 1] arf co —Polly Chuck. do kind!” snapped Polly Chuck won't anything of the had the Green ing to stay up there. I've ~nough of living on Meadows. I'm going to have a tew home, and it is going to bé there are some trees. If you want to go down on the Gre: Meadows go along. Don't me."’ “I'm going.” declared Johnn: Chuck obstinately. ‘“‘The trouble is that you think you can have your own way all tha time. I'm just going to show vou for once that you can’t. Our new home is going to be down on the Green Meadows.”’ n mind “Did you say our?” inquired Polly with pretended sweetness. “That's what I said,” Johnny Suapped. ) “But our means yours anid mine, replied Poily Chuck. “af there is a new home down on the Green Meadows this spring it may be yours, but it won't be mine. Sn of course, it will mot be ours. Tae trouble with you, Johnny Chuck | is that you are too selfish to think } Of anybody but yourself Don't all the style that they are sup- | | posed to maintain. ad | Sleeves are long and fitted in | these dresses. They are not unduly B ur g ess | tight. but they are at that happy ,; medium 6tage where they are — }neither too tight nor too loose. The shoulders, where the sleeves are , forget that you are not the only fitted in. are not stretfhed to toe Woodchuck in the world.”’ narrow limits on the frocks that Polly Chuck turned her back re smartest, but they ease over }and without another word started | “i’ ‘°Ps — ee ee eee off in the direction of the Old Or- = mig 8 ; —e = Word comes from Paris, how- y ~ hh - = — . ‘chard. Johnny Chuek hesitated. | ever any of the dresses for | He was very much tempted to fol-/ 44 wear shown at the latest ly . , ypeninges v@ belts These f /10W her. In fact, right down in- “ 7 : belts These, of f oOurse, are made in one piece in- side he wanted to’follow her. But | ganda oe ; . Sitadti { .¢ + ; , sae — * = — | be was obstinate. Besides, he wus, On this page are pictured two out of sorts. So Johnnv turned /* c3.1 | Faris istrating the ane = + } fe * . . aa ; en By > }- oF ang started off across the Greéon ys em homespun materials Afeadows toward ths Big River a i waa , — - ¥ | ? >*}) + : , | ¥ arieties They are . ~ le y “ e }. +} 7 He more than half hoped that Pol-| especially ‘nice for the earl: spring -ly Ps inh ar > : ee ~ Ty ’ y 4 ry] ’ ly Chuck, finding that he was reaj- | 78) wher i is possible 0 wear Is going, wouid come after him. |] acuib e siree Without ats 7 ve | = . 3 , Ves . . ts . (es Ymns i aone . such a But sne didn't =O was tnat YS ; ’ " wa Nar the are rea s good oOnnnwv ( }y TT ; an DA _ *}, 4 e J Noo i, td nN oista A } ¥ t j i” w " t Ui cs = ~ ‘= 4 ~ VW tth ¢ ¢ ’ 5 on rn . = eka . ; ’ ’ had a falling ou and they fit nicely with the uma side and @he open rever that ex- is well helow the waistline Saw-bidged the Best. i , Lae ? js _ c’ , ur mixture . =_ 7 : : » we é = : . ‘ ; m ? 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A tall. wide bookcase screened off one corner into something like a private office and to, this Mr. Knight led them. “My wife!” Your baby? Why, it doesn’t seem possible! How the time gets And did you find her?” he aske@, so frank- appearance “Your wife? away! where ly ‘pleased with her that she blushed more deeply than ehe had at his first remark. ~~ “She's from out there! From Harmony.” “She is,” he exclaimed. He con- tinued looking at her, “Well, I said that that was a re- A remarkable always markable country. country.” he drawled. Wully was delighted. Knight was a man whose opinion was val- a man uable. a prosperous man, dressed a2 men dress in cities, whose interest he felt was not merely assumed ‘for political ends. “How's vour mother?” he went on. He asked about the children, and the crops, and the new town which Finally he was to be near them, said: “Well you certainly dont 100K much like you did that morning. Skin and bones. a You were sick Do vou remember “Do I remember!” exclaimed Wully. “Will I ever forget He turned to his wife ‘Chirstie. I sitting right down there by nea © . nite : was the elevator, where tle sidewalk is built up high. you know. I wasn't sitting, either, I was lying stretched out, to try to keep from throwing up! I thought [d seen Jimmy Sproul out there, and Id ride home with him and when I hurried up to him, it wasnt Jim- my at all! It just made me sick Anda@l was lying there when Mr Knight came along, and began ask- ing me what was the matter of me He said he would take me home. ‘How far is it?’ you asked and when I said 26 miles, you _ said Oh! Twenty-six miles:’ Naturally. That made some difference. My heart sank, as they say. Or may- be it was my breakfast trying to get out. Anyway, I had a pang of And you said, ‘You And pretty soon along tome kind. wait here'’ you came with those grays! I tell you I felt hetter even then. I got better all the way home. Every step, It seemed that morning as if I couldn't wait another minute to start home!” *“*Naturally!’’ remarked Mr. Knight. looking again with a smile, at Chirstie. “Oh, I didn’t know her «hen! If I had known her I'd have started home crawling’ Have vou zot those grays yet?’ asked Wully, suddenly curios. “No, I haven't.” The man sm | reminiscently ae wish I ad sometimes. A Chicago man came along and wanted them He was determined to have them I let them go fora half section of land in Lyons County. I wouldn't have fone it.” he added confidently, “only my son had a baby corn a day or two before that. I thought the land would be a good thing to keep for the child How old is this - as He snapped his fingers inviting!v towards the child little fellow “Oh, he'’s—a vear or two. Some- thing like that, isn’t he?” he asked his wife “Lut, tut, McLaughlin You need experience When thev're young like that the women months. Don't they. lin?’ he appeaied “How old is your Wully parried bold!iv. “Oh mine's Mine’s—well, he’s got count them in Mrs. Mclau h . frandchild?*’ several months, two reeth al- ready!’ And thew laughed. Wuliv hastened to’safer eround If he Wasn't careful, someone might ask iim when he was married “LTlt tell vou another thinz I re- member!’ he becan I got in on that night train, that time. vou know, and I went ta the hote! oh . 7 where we had alwavs staved Sic] I was, you know! Itold the? a - he'd seen mea dozen times before —thate I adnt the Price of | t room. He'd had too much He never even looked to see who I was Just saw my uniform and began Swearing: Wasn't going to be eat- en out of house and home ‘vy a lot of begging soldiers. he Sail It nearly knocked me over. lr we} cut to the etree? And I couldn't f ——— ¢ ' ee ee eee ; + aR eee Wully said proudly, as he seated them. get up face enough to go, some place else and ask for a bed, at kT) s first. I just sat around. Then fin- into the Great West— we all stay now when And Pierson there al- began swearing at me because : 2 ta pay him later. lie didn't take soldiers’ cent from them, said. He saw how If felt, and he went and got some milk toast And soft boiled eggs ally [ went ts where > come in. 7 TZIOst da w“ a yy he made for me. And then, do you Know what ne did? He went to a roem with me, and when he saw the pillows on the bed, he went and cot me a pair of good pfllows from some place. I hadn't slept on a pillow for I know long! A ma2n those things when he’s most dead, I tell you! Milk toast, and pillows, by Jiminy. And in the morning he sat and fed me such a lot of breakfast—no wonder I had trouble! I felt ‘as if I'd never get énough to eat.” Mr. Knight made him go on talk- ing. They sat there till the street ~as dark. And then Wully led his wife away, right up to the hotel. And then into the dining room. It seemed lordly to that dining room—&an amazing day—and Wully lordly and amazing ofall. It like a fine wedding trtfp, al- most, that day. They had breakfasted together before daylight. and he had gone to load the lumber he wag taking home for his father, so that they In ioisy, untidy hotel office she sat watching in surprise the con- fusion and@ the stir. There wers crowds of women waiting near her, women like herself ‘waiting for wagons to take them on towards the west, women with bundles ar.j babies, and quarréling, crvine young children. Chirsties face showed how éxciting the scene was to her She looked from group ito group. She considered a for- eign woman with a handkerchief tied on her head, whose tiny baby coughed and wheezed distressingly. She longed to say somethjng sym- pathetic to the stolid mother. But she was too shy. Between caring for her own vigorous son, and watch- ing other women's children, the hour hurried by. Presently she saw her husband drive up, and get out to tie his horses. But before he had started for the hotel door, a stranger accosted him, and with the stranger Wully turned an:l went down the street. So she wai'- on. Two sets of youngsters quarreling drew their mothers in- to fray. and Chirstie shrank from their roughness, thore ougnhliy-shocked. Then, before had expected him, Wully was standing oter her, reaching down for the baby. She scarcely’ Knew him. His face was white. His eyes were shining strangely. “What ails “Wepu're sick, matter?” “I'm ajl right!” he said sharply. His voice quivered with feeling. He couldn't trust himself to speak. His don L how notices her ry: Oe? was the n ed the away she 1} “+s she cried. What's the yo Wully! mouth was set in a hard line. She rose and followed him, friohtanad ‘ im it ened She got into the wagon and he handed her the baby. He climbed up beside her, and thev were off. She saw he couldn't tell her what had happened just there. she could wait—a They were almost out of town now “Wully you ’ , , T’mn ;: & &a8 aii little. what's the matter? Are sick °” right!’’ She was more anxious than ever. She waited till the baby was asleep in her arms, and then she laid him carefully down in the little box in which Isobe! McLaughlin had taken her babies back and forth in town Then she turned towards her hushand with determination And hesitated. He looked too stern —too fierce. She sat undecided. wretched glancing qu ly at him and then away. After a few per- plexed moments her face darkened with terror “Oh, I seen him’ know’ You're—vou've You were like that on the Fourth'” He turned toward her trying to sDeak Many people have tried various eotfees until they tried French LB. PKG... 496 Now they experiment no longer. ON SALE ONLY AT KROGER: STORES oe Se _— “Yes'’ he broke forth. “I saw him dying.” “Oh, dying!” Shé tried to realize it. “Oh, if he’s dying, then we'll be happy again!”’ He said nothing. His lips worked. “I won't have to be afraid now!”’ She spoke like one overcome by @ great fortune. He had never imag- ined she had been as unhappy as that cry of hers indicated by its re- lief. “Dying!” she repeated, tasting the sweetness of the word. Then, suddenly: “How do you know? Where did you see him?” ° She saw his face harden with hatred. - “Wully, are you sure he’s dying? He isn’t dead yet?” “He's dying all right!”’ After a moment she exclaimed: “But how did you find him?” “Somebody told me just.as I was ready to start home.” “Oh, that man! I saw that man speaking to you. How did he knew to tell you?” “They were looking for someone to take him out home.” “Oh, they were!” That seemed to have changed the situation for her. “You mean they asked you to bring him ovt?” He didn’t relish her questions, oe Ne “And you wouldn't do it, would you: She approved. She clasped his arm with both hands. She re- joiced in her assurance. His anger flamed again. “Likely I'd bring him out with you!” “Oh, well be happy now, Wul- ly!’’ But after a minute she stirred uncomfortably. He felt her face grow grave. “Where Wully?’ ‘In a livery stable.” “In a livery stable!"’ she repeat- ed. “Dying in such a place!” Dy- ing seemed not so sweet a word now. “But why didn’t he send word home before? Think of Aunt Lib- by, Wully!” was it you saw him. ‘He came in on the train last night.” “Oh!” she exclaimed, enlight- ened. “He wanted to get home alive!’ “What's the she asked again. “Hemorrhage,” said Wully. as shortly as it was possible to speak. He wouldn't tell her how he had seen that snake lying bloody, dirty, matter of him?’ .sunken helpless on a bed of straw. He urged his horses on. She looked at him. He turned away from her troubled eyes. After a while; “Look here, Wully!” tered. He gave her no encouragement. “After all, he was Aunt Libby's baby.” she sighed. she fail- “After all!” he sneered. He meant to silence her. She epoke again. “Aunt Libby was always kind to me, Wully'’’ He wouldn't answer knew what was coming. She said timidly: “I doubt we ought to go back and get him. If he’s dying, Wuliy! And Auntie waiting there for him!” . oe never said a word. “He may be dead before she sees him, if we don't.”’ “We won't!” he almost shouted. That should have settled matters “But what'll you tell her? She'll ask. She'll find out you wouldn't. You won't can say you saw him dying. and didn't bring him home!” That was true. He had begun to think of that. Libby Keith would leave no detail of that death undis- covered. “Will you say you went and left him there to die?” “Wully!” she said. after a little, with conviction, “we ought to go back and get him! We can't treat her. away Auntie this way'” “Cant we! he exclaimed bitter- ly “Giddup!” he cried to his horses. (To Be Concluded Tomorrow. ) He ee ee BBB OP BD OD OD Lele Te Pt 1 Breastwork. i 4 Decorated with | 8 Town, Heard Co., climbing plants. | F* Ga. , Market basket. 15 Unproductive. prophets. - e- Cupidity. -* Inflexiple. 23 Hall-free People , : 110 Plucky. of the Frankish ¢& nia chief (British Empire. ,” India). 24 God of Himalaya 113 Consecrate. Mt. (India 116 Delay. : . Myth) 417 Tapestry. q 25 Sleep: death. 118 Home of the 26 Cotton ‘cloth. Krupps. . 23 Mt. of California, & 120 Pertaining to $@ Singing girls of punishment | Egypt: hired. (“Me 121 Forward. mourners. Ss 122 Narrow aperture. | 31 Greek God of warn) 123 Hebrew term for | 32 One who charges 7 world. exorbitant in- +: 125 Tramp. , terest. = 126 Priestly caste of 33 Buddhist title ~~ Persians. 34 Fermented 5 si 129 Penthouse. i 35 West African * © 132 Italian scholar of tribe. ff 15th century. 36 Comely. . cP 434 Sudden fall into . 37 Terms of respect ; Bo 4 hg Y. 38 Half the sar aq i. Ethers. : foll 1 plece at a time until Did Ye Wh t to h to cover apple. Place RAW | da d cored apple in the cen- A knife b fill the hole with sugar. take © ° if nutmeg over it. Draw | Move any — O tigi over the fruit, pressing | °™'°™. ete. together and place in a. mn, the rough side up. To remo wii B , » & moderately hot oven 306 a bs aked apple _ Serve with a ho reat: a hot lemon eaual , Scrambled esss — Teast ~ Coffee, tea, milk. = — — LUNCE Salmon salad Sweet pickles Apple dumpi Coffee, tea, milk. Oveter and mt : Fried apples mee. Creamed potatoes Celery-apple salad Date souffle ‘~~ Coffee, tea, milk. Lot eh 2 ¥6 — i Stone % pound a cup of boiling water, =™ soft, and press th saieed Beat the whites of 6 eg add 3 tablespoons of @ at of salt and the juice on and fold the a : : stewed dates. Turn = 4 2 baking dish, bake 800m and serve with Waipy= custard sauce. “a Apple Dumplings , Mix '4 pint of foe®s of baking powder and ' of salt. Rub in 2 & butter and 1 table moisten with %& cup Roll as for pastry, cut a aa a * tary. sleep. | “Never-Sag” feature. type. Insist on the Bés NEVERSA! at6. US. PAY CFP. Liuitted Wire Bed Spm | » LACLED “Different From All Others” I Olive ERE is a Spring that is comfortable, noiseless It conforms to every position of the lows every muscle to relax. It is the ideal > The wire fabric is actually knitted—@n Shown in regular or new “=r Ask the salesman to show you both styles On Sale at Leading Furniture Department Stores 5 4 nt ‘ > . } 4 wee ' | Mid. by Western Wire Products Co., St. Are You | ma Ce t : ) Pg) Free Cooking Classe. and eh . in Model a! ane aa An evening class M¢ . % ti “tea e%, os ~ — en owt 7 ~~ an + rng etl => ~~ —ee + : iM y : ‘*) we ts oe “ staal
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LOUIS POST-DISPA TOR, RCH 15, 1925, aterm ee -- -——_—_— i P r- r- — ’ ue = : : ] is | ? j o : | ‘ oor x aN ape 3st | : gore bl ; wry Ae ae ae | THE RHYMING | en son cs eens NOTES ABOUT WOMEN FAMOUS, WOMEN et ag «Pa “a ke | | a vi . | cle of spring, fair flowe: bon WY wi : O) j Ie IN ROSAMOND | OPTIMIST : — oe y IS heme Mircam Hamilton, daughter country having orga®ized thern- R * whe tag : "4 ~ "Land = jure { sto meet’. - $ 7 janiulton, founder of selves into Lotta Svaerd clubs. aux acto “ae tie 2 seniie . . ‘ , et nee Co, or Ch bLiiarjes to the vo. untar,\ riiiit ‘ ' er "4 Decorated with | 3 r | sind, | | fzz 5 | ee ee ae Be A SC aT gee he bederal al an || By ALINE MICHAELIS 2 apie RE rpg aha | Cago, has just been elected a dire‘- organizations of men a § | 1 Breastwork. 0 od Town, Heard Ce.. 58 a f | Ga. 58 “es ’ is : 9 ad ~¢ = of | 15 Unproductive. 60 Py Prophets. - a , .. . ‘t+ +. A " lea ~ py a > " 4 . r gee oa "h. . . . -~ Cupidity. 61 Bm 708 Inflexibie. " 38 The Great Heart. ars tor heart mi rstood! Fi MN ” a : > .% —sS s40UIse Meyer, assistant t ag 23 Half-free people 64 Mae 90 Plucky. | Pp? 30 , >? ) HEN heavy ee sate an t oN 3 oO) Sage in | : 4 ae) ¢ sritish ; on avy fogs drag along Grea: ~ ’ ; ‘irs. Mary Hamilton, head police-) Utah! of the Southern V’a of the i rankish 65 fil A chet i Bi _-M | 4O ‘ YT ‘ oy “3 : ' _ , ' a ~une in wor, .¢ ‘ . ' ‘ls » ¢ . i Empire. 63 ~ a India ). ov y its re- $32 One who charge: 125 Tramp. , ~ a A . . ae acarstene . = or 3 a SNeeeeaateceeeategets a ssteteretenase Epo Mericas « » exorbitant in- Persians. ‘ om srr Clic ll wtti—‘(‘“ R(‘C#(RNRD”OUO”;”;*”™”:C”C~;*;*;*;*;*;*;*;*CR climbing piants. i sitll | Pn Pont ages "4 © lz z8 29 3S i i inna — (;irls faa) « ' ’ ; eae tat Bie: “l saw | ¥ 8 4 8 Oo realize we'll be tasting terest. di. Then, 33 Buddhist title. 34 Fermented liquor. here did 35 West African tribe. en with 36 Comely. 37 Tefms of respect. 8 dying * 38 Half the square ofa type. 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" * 148 Acquiesces. YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE | To preserve the oilcloth on the seed . os 3 Be So Bae Ax _kitchen table and tubs by placing se - : SRS saters ae several thicknesses of newspaper KATHLEEN] NORRIS sc RES: 3 SRS Fe ee ie ie i a i - - i a a aa, emed to for her. you to underneath? It will double the durability of the oilcloth cover. A Novel of Sunny California - ¥ > 1 Model. 4] Devotional prayer 2 Mean. 94 Sharpens. 3 Demolish. _ $5 Equanimity (obs. ) > an $9 Solitary. Lie rte: *9 SP 100 Buddhist priest. : _ 46 Cae 101 Portuguese coin. t, would 5 Jumble. 47 MEP 103 To look inquir- ! clasped ~ 6 Town in County : ingly. She re- ___ Yorkshire, Eng. 4g gw 105 Accessories. ‘ Harasser. 49 F 106 Repaired. 8 Coquetting. 50 108 Pores. : Cereal, 52, Sem 109 Finch-like bird. l é MARY ROBERTS RINEHART uum earn Of warming citron, raisins and | : originate ss ; om cs BB. Bo | other fruits in the oven before put- A Thrilling Mystery Novel See BS a: = Ra Ss 'ting them in the cake? It will pre- J ~ - - SS Sos x 2 Ses a ae = AMES OLIVER CURWOOD sae 2 3 oe. is: Bi a eS |vent them from sinking to the bot- ] Ses oh 3 ‘tom. A Novel of the North Woods EES oa PS as : : seers rete Se sefetaters aoe > oe a aa" a tn’ > . A) QM stions, Ol-imir lw Mi1aI/4 DIF IF IM|AlO}A Mir |miZ|> Ui-|CjIA/OMYN Ola ImIr | ADELA ROGERS ST: JOHNS Sh Bocoeraea Se ok. Sas . - A Novel ofan‘'extea’’ girl's rise tostardm eee Same ss | MEREDITH NICHOLSON Ses : co a eee |S SS ) Novel of Married People's Morals EE — .— ~— Out with eee ess Scent. 55 Pim 110 Fourpence. Chinese measure 57 112 Hand-to-hand of about 1-3 59 © fight. stirred mile. 60 114 Stool. er face 12 Wide mouthed 115 Absconders. jar. ; 61 De 117 Famous Italian w him. 13 Approach. 62 ¥ architect HOW TO SOLVE. 14 Slayer. 63 Wy (1512-1572) A ‘Fhe WholeWheat Cereal Clips close. 65 RM 119 Bey on Vanua CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. p.repeat- i6 Tinges. 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Draw | caine WhO. GECIaed £0 ? i, Je « ] . Dover the fruit, pressing | OMiom. etc. AP | W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM— eee : se a Ee ye together and place in a CoO # h\; “The Man Who Wouldn't Hurt a esas : : a Sa Soames as es eae t Libby's Ee > ° pan, the rougn side up. To remove indelible ink stains | ' , Fly" che ol a peta ee YF. ST. P Ds . , N T y ~~& taie © sttange r BREAKFA & moderately hot oven 30 | from fine linen and find an ugly Very Tender—No ough on the other side of the world. ed. He £ > Kernels or Halls he epoke Baked apple Serve with a hot lemon Try this. Rub spot remaining? : Cerea! equal parts of ammonia and tur- KREKELER GRO. CO., Dist. H: CY WITWER—The' story of 2 Scrambled eggs . 2 prize- fighter whose§ hunch won: Toast d a horse race, in the newest slang. Coffee, tea, milk ms ; -* LUNCHEON. aaa SS SS HERMANN B. DEUTSCH-The Salmon salad sandwich i are. — -Y convinced , i @ rough seaman that all women are go back Sweet pickles a ae & der the skin . Wuliv! Apple dumpling-——lemon sisters under the skin. ae a ii WYNDHAMYMARTYN=The | oa | H romance of a man of nerve in which | | loveridesup tocastle gates ina flivver. ' a2ao kind to Ovster and mushroom ples fore she Fried apples wow | Gece | Are You Interested nai in Cooking? || 15a r? She'll date wouldn't. Date Souftie. saw him Stone ™% pound of dates, cup of boiling water, simmer th nie ROUOTH*YWATERBURYPand = MILTON RAISON—Married and ‘unmarried within two years, explain ng him soft, and presa through a & until on and fold the mixture intg mt away | Stewed ese nad Bs 7 u ° why they failed.’ ? baking dish, bake about 7 Me) ! Then une 1n-—— Hi c =Di , | CHARLES WX.WOOD -Des- begun to Beat the whites of 6 egsé a and serve with whipped cr ) | : ) ) ei] lctibes his climb‘ ono thejwagon. add 3 tablespoons of sugar, custard sauce. R d . z ; | FLETA CAMPBE:Li SPRINGER a 10 Station ! | ~A divorcee drinks tea with the of salt and the juice of half ® Apple Dumplings, Temon™ woman who has taken her place. Mix 1% pint of flour, % sek G | : FRANK SWINNERTON--Ex- me» el plains why he is that rarest of, care 2 ” © | individuals, ““A Happy Man.” . ed bitter- of baking powder and % . d to his of salt. Rub in 2 tablespow f ~ Fae —~ | BASIL KING—Asks ““What" Do | You Mean by Immorality?” butter and 1 tablespoon of | moisten with % cup of cold — weexdey ere - THOMAS A.EDISON-Says"My 10 o clock, be ginn ing Deafness Has Helped You to Hear Roll as for pastry, cut into 5 the Phonograph.” on th e B e S tt Monday. and heag Miss | CHARLES ’* E.”RUSSELL— How’ aed | Helen Wethrell’s daily tokeepyourvoiceyoungand musical. - ss q | b Y : talk on cooking. RAY LONG~"How Many Know Se ee 3 bi oe What Makes Success W orthAV hile?” i ek a ‘ i . = iss ethre!), anager.of our Home | is gael ; So | BRUCE BARTON.."3° Sugges- secretes insets 88 Seana aah 7 f ovel, story REO. U.S. PAY.OFF. Service Department, will bring to you new ae. so Semete Yat thea , : , ’ : ® i r ° \ recipes, distipctive menus, ideas that wil! | CONS 6 sNSUTe FOUL FEppiNes Vy [a help. Thousands of St. Louis women are B. C. FORBES—"'Some Plain Facts Stas sa : a | WAS Bed Spring [= using recipes furnished by Miss Wethrell. | About Rich Men.’: peaaaees: Ww with any a Sees Soa . a little. t to go ant treat srrow.) : ISABEL COOPER—Tells how she paints portraits of poisonous snakes. ferent From All Others” t Th rs O. O. McINTYRE—"My Dad”’—as that is comfortable, noiseless eS 7 4 LACLEDE GAS LIGHT CO. sincere album as any father could ms to every position of the vg Rayos wish. o relax. It is the ideal Spring fo Olive at Eleventh | ROBERT SHERWOOD- Ex. fabric is actually knitted—an exclu | : , Adjustable > plains that the troubles of fat men Shown in regular or new ‘ Central 3800 are as nothing to those of tall ones. man to show you both. styles. Free Cooking Classes at 2 p.m. every weekday but | WILLIAM JOHNSTON — An n evening class Mondays at 7:!5 p. m. Department Stores | 7 , JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG— ff , ‘Levis, Me. ae A bie of humor that will give a Jo". hatin Wire Products Co., St a | laugh to every cross word pustlefa0 fii af - . 2 EI oe ee ~~... =
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KE A CAT and Day Bank | |...) town required. ‘ness unless he is too busy tending : 4 i . A ft (of the e by Him i Dispatcl ‘night in Away, Witness and Tt i ) Sixty -fo | | seeming 4 censahdciininest | slight a AS ‘day nig si ning bu FE UP FOR CASH” rer » — \ NU A \ The candidates have laid aside to his justly famous herd of cattle. | ~ _— their mallets | ; “Bus Tine in Operation Over And wait the final counting of | Free Bridge.”’ the ballots. The bridge may be free, but not ‘the bus. : The voter, having listened to their | dei | brand | The Prince of Wales will take 200 trunks and $09 servants on his Of applesauce and aitrulstte | sip to South Africa and Americas | patter, \'Is ‘ighness travels with almost the | In the proceedings now will take |rega! splendor of a champion scrap- a hand | per. oie And have his little say-so in! See where Vice President Dawes. the matter. | tried to pull a Paul Revere in a However eloquent the offite seek- taxicab but got there too late to er, save Warren. The ballot box will prove ot aes Predict Milk Faminc | better speaker. This Summer.” ; TOO TRUE. Why worry? We'll buy con. | | |'densed milk if the cows lay down “Police Must Observe Stops, | on us. ' Law Reads.” | F motor cops _ They blame the low price of mil SS _- ak fe " r ye," “4 eT RES a aTL ae teed © | ene Sos Re, | EE 5 frog’ ' ae Phe es Li og ox SN ise sg Dei LN ae eal ha » - a ee ie ee q 2 . by Bion os chee > N ‘ ee a iS PRS aR Oe iOS ee ER ee ’ >» 28e . | ft Pee ef. _— WSN OA ASS om!" bi *j ‘tary of : | publishe F ormer Finance |was loc : 2 ‘ noon on m missioner “Said:| he left ‘for a at 't Worry About,» x. ’ had tele ugh; I'll Take relatives . ” would r i Care of Him. and tha 7 SARL AMES 5 . | would b A \WOMAN'S \J : 1 /SHoeEs ! ee YOu NEQWED UNDER THE W/RONG . . ( r aot WINDOW N\ 7 y, i E~ 7. iS o ‘ ns : — - Se fate Fog tcte —_ 4 y bisa oA cae aie eas 3 3 at as * : es : = , a : z - a > on oa Ki ? = ee » ne me - . oh aw eS : FED: te he ee US SR OTe RR RARE Se ae en cele I - ' . 7 ~ . iM oa a ee ee ee A ea ee ee as “pat ving >of MU ee ALE at eee ee) eee Sh eg elge® ee oe ‘| » yn e -" - s y ap baer an Soothe) si.» . » in the leaving. at 6:05. By CURTIS A. BETTS, Correspondent of the Post- ; a Di ’ ane nee yoitee 2 i) RSON CITY. Mare? .. accomps h testimony of Denald W. | Louis. former Deputy Finance Com- | Louts at ner in charge of the liquida- |9'T@nger , | of the Night and Day Bank, Anc Ss cacti a ether witnesses, the Farris In- Mrs. } | ting Committee in the Sen- day aft atntebt ne wel — : IS YOUR WIFE. TAKING DANCING LESSONS, TOO?—By RUBE GOLDBERG : Riccticn cr the, bank's funds, [Sending Pursue him with a tractor. : ' : | Be that as it may, up goes the | touchell details of a supposed~-| ji 4 04 os, of course {f the guy making his | price of milk. | THE DA \ GLAS G po 7 y f YA fae igantic traffic in questionable owed mi — N : © Canten Trust Co. jssued = *. ° edi ~ - of certificates of deposit —=~ is we E Placed in the bank by a — . ~a McCutchan, organizer of ~ a . 82 General Indemnity — «: St. Louis, a stockholder ind BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS . eee ™ a | , | : —— in iebeotinnanae’ pase t ce Ss a ee Wye Bur Dunir You see CIC rit Her’? |) 7 WHEA) | TOLD EVERY BODY “THE TRUTT | * Apout Who You ARE, VOoBOoDY BILLIVED Me - So Wow | TEU “THEM WHO You AINT — an ee phe wen ee : i ereee oe a on ay ; ae a a ww ee ESR Ie ein aeel at ed _ Oe ee — SURE You'Re ny JAIL BUT THINK WHAT THAT MEANS! WE CAN) PLAY PINOCHLGE TO € YOu GAve ¥: YOUR WIFE YouR SALARY FoR THE PAST Two YEARS AND SHE WONT GIVE You THE MoNcy To PAY YouR INCOME TAX 1S NO REASON FoR You To ONDENTS ps — => BS HEAVEN) COMPARED Td =— YOUR HOME. —— SURE (ts A FIBBS:> BUT wert OP VERY WELD HERE ARTA 1 | WILL TELL TH | TT) is ms TE EL eredie s s A ; fF . +e a, +3 a £ aan) fa ye ae i sf € * i? * eae se 5 x : ae Be a oo % + a Ss > q x = 7 4 f $i oe ee: . 3 E 6 br. ‘s or 2 teat aon 1 CERTAINLY | HAVE GOT A NICE CAN OF | CORNED BEEF HERE -~— 7 Eo | §) IM GLAD t HAVEN'T 3S" |MET ANMNONE- | CONT | * | WANT TO ATTRACT ANN ATTENTION! | } The Canton Trust Cor % $29.000 of certificates and | on 1” Sble to reasize only 2. 2° Security back of the : which they were tasued. || Me Pace was questioned as to|| “ 7 * of the 2 —, Pro: securities remain ye & value of only two, 2 ; You MR MEeYouc s miTTréeénN — citTTre MAA es ” *@ eee * = oe oi oe . > - 7 4 — eeeee a /~ F mis " rn Peeeees itt? Peeei eeee ; i + se -ee | tes and that en one oeca- | _ ss T. Myers, concluding ai} Vit 9 m by McCutchan, accept-' E of notes of one Charles *T. secured by $360.060 of - “ % Western mining com- aa [oe imued by the Citizens’ | ~ but were fi 44445604