St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 16, 1925

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IS THAT SO?-WEL) nL BET YOU TH’ > RGE SUM OF FiFty} ENTS YOU CANT ROW! HAT CROWD « ACRO — - e * . Sool BBIN HEADS TA es fe jhe Belter 1 lings ffi fe. Retter Homes) Better Help. Better Investments. Better Business Open ings—through Fost-Dispatch Wants =. -_ _ eee fuel Ss Bo ee ee ee he The Only Evening in St. ee Paper Louis ~~ RL NO. 190. ‘er: “LOUIS a e “ye reer oe “a . fants - a RN WS ee ORR ag ALR TY AE pags YRS IP W iti the -4ssociated Press News Ser vice ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a BORA ek 2 “F LT » MONDAY ——— = EVENING, . MARCH. 16, en ee eee 192 2-30 PAGES. PRICK 2 CF NTS RULY BUSCH = SOMENT LISI Sr = GOT HIS MEDICAL DIPLOMA IN | TRAN ONE YEAR SAYS. SHEPHERD UFFERED $20,000 FOR HIS SILENCE —— ee ee ee ee ——oae ——- oa - _ - - -_ - te ee ee “ROLL CALL IN SENATE SENATE, BY VOTE OF 46 TO 39, REJECTS WAR2EN NOMINA TION FOR SECOND TIME DEMOCRATIC AND ™* i wr — 3 3 t jpersonal taxpayers of the; 7 a. 3g > ~hiietide ae Physicians and Surgeons, en | tains cE ee +t) ve : A abe 7 | l‘emocrats: Ashurst. Bayard, o Senator Says W ash- snd announced the distribu- | Sea oe $4 h ae ry ‘charges of bad moral chafacte | Ss admitted that Wil- | Trace Bonds From Sin- | ppr ension as to Con- || Blease, Bratton, - Broussard, . A We ak ) Athe assessment. F - yesterday, 409° at 4 'm * a a} ‘ . “+ | ham Db. Shepherd, held in custody - 4! Bruce, Caraway, Copeland, Dill ington ere ) . ‘ t yd . - t -~ o \' ‘ eT . er . > } S i : : ’ > : ’ * . ’ . —— e assessment has been ap iat wets Sans orn ial f B . * oe oe ees : in connection with the death of clair to Fall — Ex-Secre- sequences of “Appearing || Edwards, Merriss, Fletcher. || ens Backbo S } ie ‘ wote Tar (* Ge a Cal. «), boar é , Sit j " . pee lee ~ ; ' ‘ * —s +1. ; es . d by the State Tax Commis- | [IS THERE HAND- Sy - oe | nes of Health, sitting in the Mu-! «pilly’ McClintock, Shepherd's rich} E : at H . || George, Gerry, Glass. Harris, | ne ugar > and was submitted today to | f ist for St. Louls | nicipal Courts building. ‘ | t Arrives In Che enne. caring. | Harrison. Hefti K ‘k, | Ye . y WRITING ON ama vwicfules. | 6 foster-son, had premised him 3$2",- |} : ay condrick. Trust Case Reviewed. . peared of : be ae ation, THE Cry HALL| Partly clouay aad | The hearing is the first of a se-/| 000, to “keep his mouth shut +i ss ‘ — | a McKellar, Mayfield, | | h immediately gan he: | vé ; ‘En | Neely , ! | ats of - oobtaties es vag warmer tonight ! "'*s °° be held by the State Board, Faiman previusly had told that | By the Associated Press, Acting on orders from Washing- _H of ncaa barr . city hall Public hearings | and Tuesday, with , 'whith has cited 60 physicians t»|Shepherd had taken a course In CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 16.—j]|ton, local agents of the United Sheppard ' Simmons Smith, Dy CHARLES .G. ROSS. ied yh | lowe ight |@Ppear before it and show cause | bacteriology at his school, the Na- , +4, ‘ ee ae ie iter ' || Chief Washington Correspondent of continue for several weeks st tonight ’ Beaten on.a point of law which] States Department of Justice : Swanson Trammell Tysc ~ Ls Ti eriite Assedume ¥ dightly above|Why their licenses to practive|tional University of Sciences, and : eat seinaceising Sellnedndl | ae a wer “i. the Post-Dispatch, | The le = tr ij an R i freezing ‘should not be revoked because of .2fter the brief course of a few prevented the Ine evi- | Soncucting | Sentech fer: tee Grete x ra sith ae ated WASHINGTON, March 16.--The ; Sa tuts gear ae Pat pire : Missouri: -Part- | f'*#ud alleged to have been exer- |days, three test tubes, at least one | dence of the bank accounts of Al-; Thayer of East.St. Louis. who was Tot " or Ta Snipstead—I. || senate this afternoon, for the sec : L : ar,. Al oO “ . | otal: ’ +, ec : | . aS Pe | cised bts a4 r ‘ cont: y , ace hert B x ; sectetary ay ! years before, is that of Mrs. a 4g ong to- pace wth obtaining credentials tv second ty en pre poe Pec vert B. Fall, former Sectetary of to have been a witness in the con- Pairs were annowheced as fol- ond time, flung back. at the Presi- -= sa re , ight and ° gs | OSes. ‘ “i . “He said Shepherd | . , «| gress a? : aa i>? . Nv — Pe i oe ane) aky i ilonas Dr. Emmett P. North president | had paid him $50 for the are | Se oe oe ee ARES eee anaies 45. i ais lows: Bage (Rep. fry, teplins| (Oe te ee pr : : an? - . a a « ’ = i. r assessment ‘is $426, unsettled in eaat| Of the board. presided at the ses- ‘letter of application Shepherd had | ae a ae of Lyberty bonds from zy oe Sere fest English of Vast nh Rebates Pema Bie. Beecher Warren. of Michigan to de Ze SMe gecond largest individual | portion; warmer | %!0 Which was attended by.the/written him. Young Mcflintock | ment fei rnrgon oe 8 pete A bs pte Pricrin Mtge l b «pe Sot aeaiedl Watean (Rew) co | Attorney eneree Os )- Sel ene 7 ss nl one a Ma teal te dasen fo preg entire board. Other members are: | died of ty ev | : egan a new line Of; next Monday. oe 2 Phen. , | : eee © Moet oF Ed | = res ped onto Dr.. James Stewart, secretary of | The Snare seh Paimen | °° **= in the Teapot Domg lease} Mrs. Tl Overman (Dem.), against. Reed | States. The vote against confir- | 5+ qq? Ty) © y e : ° = .?* | bs c ‘ ‘ ’ - Ss. ; ¢*i i . . - . - » ° ; Pa Mine : crodt.- $175.¢60. and D ee. Omen. sakhun nt times? de, teh, aa Eee TAA GOLA Of & $00,000 alte tie: Glen | annulment suit here today and putt. ed wets who faim to have | of* Pennsylvania (Rep.). for: serie was 46 to 39, as compared : : ir y T. Brinckworth, | is: art- | sé #s ot ge wre sty D- | witness certain infor ji of vi MeMas Ren seninat. 'iw ‘ , | y a on Hear I oem ckworth, : Wt * oweresat anal of Bowling Green: Dr. James Mc-| herd came from Assistant State's witnesses on the stand in an effort | na mation cf value to the me Master (Ren,). ven iret. with the vote of 40 to 40 last Tues- ‘ - one my See night and ‘Tues |Vay of Kansas City and Dr. T. A.| Attorney Joseph Savage while the to trace the bonds from Sinclair ng pater A> cominittee, disap- || Greepe (Rep.), for Jones, Rew day, when the deciding voter was fsvessments of $40.000 er more S-! Son of Bonne ’ . ‘ abaya ; Fall. . - eT | Mexico (Dem.) “ainst. | ae ill ; ot e Terre. 4 YY was , “in. | peared from net ace Sf ennlov- |} y i | lay: possibly be- ! ace . | grand jury was hearing witnesses This move followed the ruli ¢ er place 8¢ 6m hada > Senator Underwood (Mem. the absent Vice President Dawes x lex , am ie ‘oming unsettled | Morton Jourdan. St. Louis attor-|in the case. Savage*sald Faiman’s * : : ] ng'o |; ment Friday afternoon and ha2not {| P : exander De Menil. $78.730 * pod 7: oe | ney, tock; Rie etnt beside Det serdk | ilaiasion was hanced: by-tire bebe “| Federal Judge T, Blake Ke nnedy, | erpenred: Mince oe ne it s : ¥ “oe | Alabama. ia in ™srmuda. and ‘trom the presiding officer's chair. iwar, . pee a *. ‘Ssday; "a e “yee 5 | a S55 ene | | with counsel for the board. further questioning of -jritnesses. | pore “manifestly hed OP cae ge ¥y,jthe offices of Referee in Bank- Part ot amen A ‘ Ten Republican Senators and the — — | Eiislieonawar 846 7 STATE COURTS MAY T TRY ; rhe general charge rodged Four persons were summoned : to Defini a : ¥ agreement since early Saturday wth 56 Many Atlee Pomerene— | Post-Dispatch. After leaving ‘the siete ne si RCRAOIAY, Appice OutING gcry were Borah of Idaho, Brook- en iey heater ee Jurisdictional Dispute From “ntials, that he falsified records,| Miss Pope Wanted as Witness. pate PE igs en an opportunity tO! employ of Thomas, Mrs. Thayer be- : ety a ore pr te saintoe ~ vanes hart of lowa, Couzens of Michigan. (es as * 3 eo eo keg California. that he assisted in the sale «f de- | In addition attorneys for Miss Is- 8 Ss ge of evidence be- came a stenographer a® the St.. ark, charged with*destruction of | Frazier of North. Dakota, Howell %f fx SNE os 6s‘ ce 0.740 | By the Associated Press crrees abelle Pope. who was McC .. |ginning with Sinclair and going to ~ mike “*.| property, after they had hiked|N - “ Syear's total! assessment val- | WASHING T* ; Oe Oe ee fiance : iw : vss rhe oy setae | Fall by the way of the C a . ] ene Samner Ot Commarea ‘through the abandoned pla of tht le pared ying ee Hmm |e oie acs AD hetete won ote? bg T 7 March 16 was an associate of Dr. Robert Ad-| ancee, and who was left an an- mradi de : ontinenta Expressed: Apprehension +) 1 ae - > plant o e| Ladd of North Dakota, La Follette state was 47.838.-! Persons a , ' , on r n ‘o.. : swhic . niversal Glass Co. 8S > sgt se compared with @S816174,58 | Persons charged with violating the “°* mow under two-year prison | nuity of aslaled in his will, were re- th ni ~— Gefunct, Ps hich, She recently informed a local, — out . : ate . pga oe. Wisconsin, Norbeck of South Da- ‘ in Th : Seek cult: diya ) | Voist tead actican be tried in State sentence for complicity in the so-| quested to ask her return at once e overnment charges, was or- lawyer and others that she feared and sticks were thrown and some’ kota and Norris of Nebraska A ow ihe pores 3 property |Courts. the Sy preme C ourt declared called diploma mill scandal. from. Los Angeles, where she has | ganized in part as an intermediary thie : cOnmetuesicss .0f porthons sf. ig windows were broken, and the com- | La Follette There for Vote - Mist $154.522,990 $160,875,090 today in substance in dismissing) [he charge is brought by Dr. Jo. | BOON resting. | between Sinclair and Fall. & withees before tiie Gonapemiedall Cu, Ee picnicx-| La Follette, whe arrived thie G ieee “ie 990 last year, The | for want of) jurisdiction a case cseph R. Sintzel, former secretary of | The four who are expected first | However, Judge Kennedy re-!.ommittee explaining Sead a pi ers to Clayton, where they fur-| morning from Florida to. be here 697 6. tt Lott, a was brought from. Humboldt County. | the College of Physicians and Sur-|*® testify are Dr. George E. Fos-| Served in his ruling the right toi tain man in East St Louis hakaia epemahr By for the vote. en‘ered the chamber “s sai passed the billion | €al., by A. Brambini and Ti Rhae | geons and takes the form of a plea berg, Dr. Faiman, who is head of strike from the records the bank | cajled on her at the’ Chamber of | The students, boys ranging trom | mnidway of the rol call and took his ae hs fir at time this year. Maffia. for the board to revoke the license| the National University of Sciences; | #ccounts of Fall when they are| Comumtadieh’ idl. ith 4 : 13 to 17 years, and the teacher,, | accustomed seat in the front row R SS pall ly pep persona) of ‘Dr. Brigge. 'tohn P. Marchand, former sales- oo on to the rear end of the! her appearance cia al nw - fee 4 Bardon: Beals, 35, declared the! on the middle aisle. The dramatic » assess . are: -_ ae , , ms. ene wvifAa a ‘ + P , . | "eas = | i and in banks dos 396 rg accidents. ever recorded, Willlam/ 2". Andrew Draser of ' Ventura, | Attorney later decided not to take! ,, No reason is apparent to the | called on her ‘at the Chamber ofl oe listed 269 broken win The calling of La _ Follette’s 4 + and head * eden pote Pureell, of Elmhurst, Queens, was | ‘al., a surprise witness who wa?’ hi m before the grand jury, as that} > OUrt, at the present time at least, | Commerce here and after a fow dows of various sizes, and asserted/ name evoked a. guttural “no,” i vehicles S, - 30,580; | killed early yesterday by a kitchen ithe first to take the stand in the | body went into session. why ‘the individual transactions in- | minutes’ conversation they left the the proneery): Seaeee ens tee ae was a ripple of satisfied i; $68,345. ayaa 4,060; bank|chafr, which crashed through the| hearing. Draser declared that upon| Dr. George E. Fosberg, Who tes- volving the connéction of the ex-| building together. Neither has|*°™* $1000. Beals and two 18-/ laughter in the galleries at the bet- . othe: A ; corporate com-| windshield of his car. |entering the senfor class at the P. | tified at the inquest that Shep- Secretary of the Interior with | since been seen at their vounia: fess Pensa tis mS vaey he booked = for/ ligerent Fing ‘in ‘bis voice.” Only a r than banks and Insure Puréell collided with a horse-|and S. College he exhibited fraud- | herd had consulted him last year bonds passing through the bank} tive places of ouaniéwrenent emer ae hearings in Circuit Court, the oth-/| this note had been needed to com- i : bd . ¢ 2 74. | ‘ } i . . : r nang 96,033.020; and rawn milk wagon, at the ap- julent high schools to Dr: Briggs | about poisons and germs and how | should not be proven by witnesses; their homes. This; man lives w ith | ers in juvenile court. Pewee the dramatics of the occasion. ' , 1 +4 personal property, $8,12 yroach to Flushing bridge, Corona, |}@nd was enrolled in the senior class ‘such lethal agents could be intro- | having that knowledge,” Jydge | his family in "East St. Louis and STR GORATH! EAM With La Folllette present and «4 3 tax book } killing the horse 2 ea and de-/| although Dr. Briggs knew his cre- | duced into a human body without | | Kennedy ruled. i Mrs. Thayer, who, lives apart from | BARBERS TALKING ABOUT oe the full strength of the four - cums tent at the present time. (vesterday nor did she send any | sane sr the Business. | tion of Senator Curtis, the Repub- Sus sold the 20 . 1 P. Shine and Joseph W./|shoulders. He died on the way | guides rinesr | person before the grand jury, but; . 7 if..the court's Giacreson is tO) word concerning her whereabouts | a eS ee uted rnacrease in bar-|lican floor leader, the Senate eon MAKE your. chotee | er. to Flushing Hospital. Draser testified that he came to | soon turned the inquiry over to as- ihe exe reiged™ "Ss the: fijoks Say in Guard Had Rees Asked For 5 ber shop rates will be considers! | thereafter adjourned to noon to- at ic § ‘ 4 » : "9 e g nite wo . _ af — . ' »cr s ? . , . ’ ' . , below: * of $50.000 or More. " -_——--—— A | st. env ean in the fall of 1920, intent | sistants. ) gs ve of ee mst “ nacnd seem Members of the '. Commeadonal + ag’ Master Barbers’ Association | Qorrow., E Retans OSE ee ms ad o 2,000,000-Volt Testing set. | me entering Dr. Briggs’ schoo). He, Says Shepherd Studied Germs. [oO e the : —" s duty in . case of | Committee helleve from interes ® . St. Louis, at a meeting tomogrow The adjournment gave effect, to - ETE BASEBALL . OF more o : > *.| 8. the Associated Press first met Dr. Adcox, to whom he At the Coroner's inquest into thig importance to at least sustain tion In their possession that Mrs }at American Hotel Annex. nae agreement which had been ' 3 n personal prop- NEW YORK. Mare ic > presented premedica! credentials : 7 the objection until such time 48 lt wpnaver y Samia: Submission of the matter to 4 reached with Democratic leaders UNIFORM . dllow: a bs » March 16.—Equip- , re ntia MeClintoel’s death Marchand tes- : ahnaver would be a very Important , ; ae ay lead | from the Pacific Medical College.-,; ‘ . 3 j}appears that the evidence 20; witness in : , ; 4 . general meeting was decided on | Who said they desired the Presi - d c an Railway Ex- ment for a 2,000,000-vult electrical | : ‘tified that he interviewed Shépherd a . i : , ness in a showing of facts on| > ‘ , 7 c he later said were fraudu- , 7 ae am 2 7 “ap Se ugeds tS . sa ide tecor Pabody actual conditions ir > ‘attin as ‘KA ata meeungs O ie EX | a , o sen n rousers an ae. acne hel been Srdere’ which |! lat . ; a seein « coureé (i. bantertel- strongls sitended §$ for is ther! neaditioss in the arth af lust week at ! ti f t) > | dent to have ample time t end i Match) ‘ = sem nec ces $ 13.940 , ‘ ofa 4 : I} rae | lent. | ‘ # ) ' mp at competent or material and such, former Referee Thomas Ch vir lecutive C‘omin-+-ee Every other ! another nomination -during the 4 e: . ’ ri 1 . re ° a ory at ' é es scnor : 116 nui- : iss , ; ‘ Lit. 3é = |} a ‘ - Leather | . au a suhaeg shh & lt eee: ee 8 “Adcox asked me a lot of ques- ony at F ag _ sleet, ee wie he) With the light that the Court DOW) man Bofes, -of this.committes epi. cratt has sought and obtained an | present special session of the Sen- R’S GLOVE - ight Pella 56,670] “e1mnd Stanford Junior University | tions to see if I was a spy.” Draser | man told the States Attorney after) has, will be its ruling.” Prepagetacsy ree se EF B24 , increase’ commensurate with tre | ate. bia Termin: | i. 7 _| The set, it is said, wil) be vapable Rep BPY: - long questioning that Shepherd had Wienke . = wantin @ tie 3 quested tne Department of . ~ ’ LEAGUE B i: hails Co.. 106,950 | oy ‘eer ' sald, “and finally said he | : «i Pomerene introduced photostatic | justice at Washineton to assign increased cost of living, the ao- Thus the issue was joined be- ded ° an ard Sav- urowhing the highest voltage; puessed I wns O. K. He told mel attended Cla BSCR. and ore three copies of contracts alleged to have cuurd-to Mrs. Thayer after he| cation contends, while the barber, | tween the opponents of the Warren u e Hie rs 6 & 6.0 « »« 321.240 | pint produced at commercial fre would have to get a certificate | tubes of baclil, one OF M hich he i» heen made between the Prairie Oil had learned that she had rep rted | sv far as his pay and working con- confirmation and the President. on Tr “a N: ote oe 75,300 | naa toe bie = oe soci thal 2,000.:) showing I had passed an exemina- i ed aggg osc contained typhoid | © Gas Co. and the Sinclair Crud? | intimidation. ditions ure concerned. has stoo!! ho sald Saturday that if the nom- INE ee Co. . dénpsend S 00-vojt instalation in existence. tion in high schoo)! subject | Serums, disappeared about that | 4) Purchasing Co. on one side, The Department of Justice | still. | ination should be rejected a sec- EASTMAN “i St. Louis Co. b.7a015 ~“F"*: Azeictys ee en errs “The following morninz Adcox | “Me Shepherd et Geaye as | and the now defunct Continental | agents refuse to discuss the case | “The cost of his *food has been ‘ond time, he Would give Werren . MERA | — w Co, : 93,290 H ; \, B troduced me to Dr Brizgs ov | tending Ff aiman s scnooil. Trading ('o of Toronto on the ‘being under orders from Washing- doubled.” says a statement. “hig 4 recess appointment. ece Ivor a aa Pub. Co, 717,089 | AVE 0u a Friggs’ private office at the school Chronological Course of) ill-Fated * 9th: r, under which the two Amert- tton not to disclose what they learn rent has been trebled, but he naa) Borah on Senatorial Duty. Oilet Set y 4 Bien. 0, :. 184.520 _ Adcox then left the room and. Dr. McClintock Fortune. | can compa nies agreed. to buy 83.- Wwoncerning Mrs. Thayer but they | centinued to work along at tne| The debate preceding the vote ° - t. v tt. ine, 142,250 Good Job for a Briggs asked me if [ had a high A chronological outline of the 1 %23,332 barrels of oil from vag were seen at work on the case yes- ; %eme old prices, relying on tips ¢t- See marked by dignity and ora- DSONMNE ; rahe gold (‘@ . Os! i) recheo! certificate 1 told him no, | 71.000,000 fortune left bv William i‘ ontinental company at a price Ou rerday ‘ny East St Louis and Relle- | make up the deficit. The barbers | torical power, In his speech on Bow aj tl ; en ©” teers Gs b/ MM. 2 yjthat T difn't have one. but that 'a|N McClintock to his foster father. | $1.75 to $2.50 2 barrel, depending | wine They have the names of the | realize “hat the’ tip barber and th-| ‘he duty of Senators to vote their IR RIFLE / ; — Grain Co. 88.110)‘ apa € $ GI e S\ mania Adcox $100 for one and that [| Wiliam D. Shepherd, except. for on the quoted. price. ; (man who Mrs. Thaver said intimi- |} UP Customer are the bane of the | Convictions regardles} of pressure s Watch oe CO... 4s . $2,186 | 1 >| vould have tt in a few days. lan $8000 annuity left to Miss Pope Another copy ofa abe cot ¥ ~|Aated her and also of the other business. The custSimer feels tht | from the executive, the militant ma a. 57,870 Si A ga ae Se lg aa “A dav or so later Adeox gave! shows that it carried in its wake | ewe ro have ae ~~ hes a iman with, whom che left the | he cannot get the best services | S°nator from Idaho, Borah, reached ‘ Ye Ice & Fuel | }i me a_ certificate ‘showing T had * mark of death The history opens > reer eo . sal : aa pi (\“hamber of Commerce: ‘The !t- _ without tipping; and the barber. {fr and unusually high forensic level. NT , ?P i 91,130), Practically every new - Sipatsed an examination din St 1kt0 when an Englishman died ower bee: : stuciahtinm zhan "wy pro- ‘ter is heine sought: for nuestioning | order to eke out a living, must take | Borah was heard with the keenest : s & At, ublishing Co... 1,038,870 | $ papet-reading family tn thie > Charles County and I went to the!| eving his estate to his widow wwe were mp? ta i, tinental | ‘ancerning the whereabout> of the pos! ton of a servant, to get i | iftfention by his colleagues and‘ the hess ‘ag Pascccs , O7B,0001 ‘_ * . - . / se ft ° ‘ . . * #8 af — } , ‘ 4 r , Amusemen: ¢ - 98 R60 intelligence «and competenc4@ Heli this ts no good Briezs .ysfand and heir was married to! Still — re art sigs Be epee with or tntimideation. of witnesses Se I the galleries. Contrary to for- Salty & Se- Your Neds in. the “Heid said.. pointing to the signature. sarah Gensler. but in a few years wane ee seid , aries unteed the | Or Persons who had ‘given the com- | Yon Wassermann Wak One of Ger. | 7°" Practice, Vice President Dawes 4 , ms : elt : , . ‘ P , . » P ' » > orl rg . 4 | , s ; = ' mt eee . 267.200 ontese ~ealem ne wit, thie felon is a crook ! lickling died, and his widow be- |! ae freer pris oil from the Con /mittee any information and that! many's Greatest Research Men. | made no effort to check the dem hey > ned ee 75,409 prompti® bring you a hor “So J went to Adcox again and same Mrs. William McClintock | Purchase : ¢ th ateps would be taken, {tf anv intim: | ny the Associated Press onstretions. . “ ’ ‘ . ‘ ‘aw fo rg Rueead Gatede atti Continued on Page 2, Colunin | = v3 a * & s Pe ews ° P ae : , J , on . \. . . ae. F gr . © ps Pe y Me 4 Fo — 2% 7 ¥,

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— rz ———— . YE tn ea oe ee ee OL Sl, My A me a ne eee = ee mr » & 4 eo - ai Aa Pk — we . s ee ed a ee ae oo = . Bey © ’ — a u FA ‘ ’ 7 / ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘MONDAY EVENING, MARCI 16, 1925. a See se SLLOUS P ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: » __ I returned to California and 4 the -aduation in May of 21 I got my diploma through the tht from the College of Physi- ns:and Surgeons.’ we this point Draser exhibited t photographic copy of his diploma and also a picture of the class of 1921, with his photo included among the graduates. The photo- | graph was taken a W eek bétore he left school and returned to Call- fornia, he said. Drasér > said his premedical under the namie Medical College. these credentials at Los Angeles, he added, from a Dr. Mayberry Jason, a. woman .physicilan. Later, he said, Dr. Jason introduced him to Dr. Frank P. Young of Los An- gcles, who eas to carry on the work of getting Draser a medical diploma. »Dr. Young, he testified, gave him a letter to Dr. Adcox and he came to Sf. Louis to complete his “medical education.” Paid $350 to Adcox. He Says. told the board he was Draser testi- he paid $150 = for credentials issued of the Pacific He purchased Draser ac cording to addition to the money he paid Ad- a|cox for high school credentials he which he said Adcox had ;varanteed that he would get a diploma from the col- lege whether he passed the exam- inations or not, The witness said *that he had never attended a médical school real estate, Senator Hamlin says, is | ( ‘ollege of Phys sicians and Surgeons not worth nearly as much as rep-| He said that despite this fact Dr. resented in the contract, and !Briggs asked him no questions be- moreoyer, is heavily mortgaged. (fore his name was placed on the Subpenaes have been issued for roll of the senior class at the he parties to the contracts to ap-. school. vear here this week. They will be; . Draser told’ the board that in erentioned particularly about cer- an immigrant, born in what is now ain real estate which, te the hilt.” although’ not 50 de- | scribed in the contracts. Bm. N..Ferguson, chairman of th board of the Holland Bank, is lia- bie, according to the contracts, for. | free will ve se } ; Senator! Transylvania, a section of the for- iomilin understands. is “mortgaged mer empire of’ Austria-Hungary. He said he’ appeared here of his to help the State Board ciear up the situation in Missouri.” Admissions as to Briggs. : in the school records for several March, he ran short of funds and went to Adcox to see if he could While he did not explain &pecifically what he meant “release,” his subsequent tes- timony showed the 4.5 Ny or the 0 an told him | Tells of Getting Medic cal Diploma in Less Than Year’ pictures, despite the fact that th regular classes. How He Got Credentials. Sachs, who is not a furnish fake credentials.. iner for the schoo) fraudulent, high got “but ‘for the certificates he me,’ Sache ‘ recounted, learned later that ivcal diplomas Board and had gone back on back could if I could help them Adcox. I told them nothing for them.’ Sachs was questioned get I Briggs, Briggs’ name and cashed. Briggs, Sachs, president trustee.” Failed to Buy Diploma, Sachs said Milgram the check and $75 in Briggs and diploma. Dr. down, Sachs Sach had Lar, the was forced of the check by Win. came cash to attenrpted buy Rrigges turned said, but cashed the witness admitted, f» repay the to lle | { ; 2n On cross examin Sion Draser 624,158 as his owe gh | admitted that as “i O as he knew se and J. L. Hine, former .i.|Dr. Briggs was unaware of the! executed: $15,000 on a note by h's eon and,$13.444 in individual notes. Accepting real estate and other property of Ferguson in pay ment of | the first two debts leave him ‘w bai- enee of only $2171 to pay the indi- \idual notes. : | Cahill and Millepaugh regard this as the best possible settlement the circumstances. G. S&S. Mitchell. vice president figures in another contract for set: | tlement of his promissory €15.000 and overdraft of $3659 J. il. Hine, a’ former director, owea the bank $107,120 and agrees ty settle the debt by surrendering farm lands and other real estat¢ N hiep has been appraised at $111.- | #10, above encumbrances, accord: | ing to the contract. Mm, Adkins, Springfield nian. owes $24,018 on notes execut- ed for: the Springfield Hardwood lLumbér Co.; a partnership com- posed of Adkins, Mitchell & Blaine Berry. In setlement he agrees to turn over to the. bank $70 shares of stock of the company and all other interests he has in the com- pany and al estate. The Stage Savings Trust Co, of Sprinefield owes $35,646 on nots | i ond $6788 tn an overdraft. The He'- . jend Bank incidentally owes 785 shares of the stock of the former: The settlement of this provides for the transfer of both cash and rea; estate, one feature being an agree ment whereby Charles A. Ferguson ef the State Bank buys the 78) soares for $63,309. The State Savings cording to Senator, owned by E, N. lereuson. When the Holland Bank all its.directors except money ranging «as high as $221,000 tn notes. and $74,000 ensh items of President I. bL. ford, Sanford, who is out on bond: pending appeal from a sentence of four vears imprisonment for hav- ing received Trust Co., Hamlin, Charles and J. ie gf San- | bank, is not among the officers whose contracts of settlement presented today. \\ ye Tresources of the Holland when i: failed were Nsted at $6,061,000. \imong tts deposiiors were 130 smaller, banks. The Farris Investigating Commit- tee'’s work has’been seriously ham- pered by the faliure of Sheriff rectly about credentials.” Sachs | Schuler of St. Touis to serve a sub- | said. “Adcox handled every thing pena on Jerome B. McCutchan, ®) 7 gave Adeox the “redentia's he business associate and friend of) gsked for and TI suppose he hand- Commissioner, Millepaugh. The! ed them to the students at Beiges’ faet that McCutchan’'s apartment | selool, because they used *) get on Kastgate avenue -is said to) diplomas.’ / straddle the line between Bt, Louls | Agicox, Sactis testified, brought and St. Louts County was given asin students from other states to go one reason for the failure. The;to P. and 8. College. The witness committee, however, hopes to ob- tain service on him thin week. *MeCutchan was a director of the defunct Citizens’ Trust Co, of Gor- in. Mo., now being liquidated by Millepaugh's department, dIls name was mentioned in testimony given before the committee here Saturday | Ress, former State; under sen: | by Donald W, Bank Examiner, now tenee to the penitentiary for his pa . : a. 94 o Pe , : on A atte wr) = «> note of # -DuUSINess | ,admitted spurious character of his premed- \ieal credentials and of his payments of money to Adcox. Further evidence that students got diplomas at the P. and S. school after courses of Jess than jour years was offered by Dr. Wil- liam T. Zietler of 2710 $£=North Grand boulevard, who said he had been acquainted with Briggs since | 1918. * Zeitler said that at that time he went to Dr. Briggs and told him that he wanted to enter the Col- | leare of Physicians and Surgeons. At that time Dr. Zeigler had com- and had had two years’ as a chiropractor. ‘Dr. Briggs gave me amination that lasted minutes,’ Dr. Zeitler fo the three years, education an oral e@x- about said. school and graduating went there in 1921. amination in the same year.” Saw Brror in His Record. Zeitier told of an apparent fal- sification of the records of the school which he observed prior to his appearance before the examin- Ace | closed | one owed It, the in| deposits in a failing, oe ing ‘board. “T went he said, ‘ to the scheol record.’ ‘to make a copy of all that pertained to me. There I saw that IT was credited with attendance in ithe 1207-08 term. IJ was not at the school during those years, but T as ‘sumed that was the school’s way of jerediting me with my work as vhiropractor and optometrist.” Dr. Zeitler on cross examination said that the record was in charge of Dr. Sintzel as secretary, Ile ‘added that there was no- faslifi- cation of high school credentials his case as he was a bona fide if in griduate of Central High School, Sachs. admitted ptr. Cducation cre- third In answer to Testimony of W. P. Willlam FP. Sachs, ‘véyor of fradulent denials, was the ‘against: Dr. Briggs. preliminary questions he gave hig occupation as “an educator’ and isaid he lived 4! Newstead avenue e ind Olive atreet. Sachs dectared that he hid fur- nishad some 25 fraudulent Fets cof credentials to students at Dr. Priges’ echoo), beginning in 1915, but added that he had met Briggs for the first tlie in 1916. “T never talked with declared that these students would get diplomas and appear in class a ADVERTISEMENT I passed the State board ex- | ee ‘Clara McGrew Eaheted a year course in optometry || 40 | “I was | witness | to Milgram. had the the knowledge mitted he eashed without Briggs. “Milgram had gone to Adcox had tried to hold -him Sachs testified, “so he went tc Dr. Briggs.” Sachs said he Dr. Briggs about on one occasion. At that time, said, Briggs said he had ene of Sachs’. certificates there was a stigma on it.” of had talked ey | dig not put in appearances at the paid $2000 each to Adcpx: for med-| closely about a $125 check payable to Dr. Which Sachs indorsed with The finds check was drawn by Morris M. MiiN- gram and was indorsed “Dr. Waldo him meantime check. he | amount, ad- eheck Dr. Adcox but up,’ direct with credentials only he’ refused “because Sachs phytician,. was once dean of the old University of Arts and Sclences, he said, and | was thus in.a position after’ the | university had closed its jJeors to) ‘Before Added to| this he was at one'4ime an exam-| State Board of, Edu- | cation so that he was able to issue e vertifipates ‘Adcox took me to Briggs: to aspiring young students. “Adcox gave me only $10 aptfece | from ;| LEAGUE'S ATTITUDE IS NON-COMMITTAL. he Was selling | “They said Adcox had promised | to get them by the Colorado State his promise and they wanted to know at do | oma vw ith | Dr. ing ‘converted | Teag ——— GERMANY WILLING TO JOIN LEAGUE Signing Application for Membership, Beflin Will Stress Desire to Be | Neutral State. them for $200 each. -Ofmone oc- casion I was called to hicagzo | where 10 doctors told m@ they had | ‘But When Crisis Calls for Through Ger- Transit Can etermine Course. Copyright, 1925, Publishing Cos., the New York World and the Post- Dispatch. BERLIN, March 16.—Germany the memorandum league of Nations basis for negotiation will join the league session, She was looking for and got it. an acceztable and probably at the a Just what compro- mise into knows, Germany itv in the indertake ygainst a reprobate nation, point- out that since she was dis- armed she could not have her into a battle field. rue replied with a reminder Germany herself determines much she can offér in a mili- way. Just before Germany out her application blank she will stress again that she is dis- armed, and then sign up. ‘ German Viewpoint. The German point of view is that in the event of a Polish-Russian conflict the French would wish to reality, No ene apparently had asked for neutral- event the league should punitive that how tary fills of Troops, Nation ON TERMS FIXED contest started were comparable to | ' Senate Again Rejects \Warren Nomination Se Rae rs a nomination" of a Prgsident except , for cause but “that I consider Mr. Van Buren an unfit and improper man for the place.” | “Did President Jackson give Mr. Continued f from Page. One. ——— >= C- - forftable time by the heckling of] his oepponents. With Reed, Borah, Walsh, Nor-| Van Buren a recess appointment?” ris and Robinson. all in 4&etion|asked Walsh (Dem.), Montana. against Warren, the combined | “No. he made him President of ithe United States,” Boran replied. Weakening of Backbone. “It is much easier in Washington to go along than to disagree.’ went cn the ldaho Senator. “If there is anything that weakens a man’s re ‘kKbone, it is the atmosphere im Washington.” Gillett interrupted to ask if the Senate disposed of the Van Buren nomination without partisanship. “IT am afraid the Senator from Massachusetts knows less about the history of Daniel Webster's ac- forces of the Democrats and insur- gent Republicans easily carried off | the debating honors. The result. however, had been predetermined | by events. The scenes at the Capitol as the those that attend the inauguration of a President or some other gala occasion. Half an hour before the opening of the session the galler- les Ware packed and crowds were swarming in the corridors outside. Tht? new Senator from West Vir- _ginia, Guy D. Goff. a former As- 7 . sistant Attorney-General of the nse protege a wwrs Basa: wi ye on United States, making his first we to, agingeineg noun oe speech in the Senate. opened the epster was not a partisan. e by the Press and Pulltzer | of the) next. the. compr°mise means when translated | ! | { measures. land | The’! | ; ‘the resolution, suid other certificates of his were| march troops across the Reich. | accepted subsequently by AdcOX Phen Russia would declare un-| and vresumably presente dat the armed Germany no longer neutral college. and would use her, territory as a Sachs was asked if he had ever pattlefield, the Germans say. broyght students to Dr. Briggs’; The French point of view is that School and replied that on -one|the German demand for neutrality occasion Be took a yo.th named/j{; an effort to cripple the French Ferante to the college to be en-/alliance in the east—to leave Po-. tered. Ferante, he testified, had) land strangled. come to him and said he was! But with the employment of anxious to get his diploma in a such formulas as the league's that year instead of the usual four. Germany herself determines thie, Got Three Years’ Credit. | measure of her active participa- “He said he had been to Ad-, tion, the difficulty can be obviated, | cox.” Sachs testified.” and Adcox | Germany will join. When a crisis had asked an exorbitant price ko | Sennen eg will decide what 'to do get him in. I took Ferante to 8 Out a Briggs and he told Briggs he didn't If it is to her adv snag Poe have credits for his first three | main neutral, Germany Ww plea years. rolled. ‘‘Later worried, diploma years’ credits. on he told me he Finally he told first three years. He told me had got him creGentials for $150.’ Dr. tary of the and Surgeons and is one cited to show why § her should not be revoked. Maroney Counsel for Briggs. The foundation of the le which Dr. Briggs anmparently to make, his oft College of license, was taid of Maroney, Following the reading charge, Andrew C, sel for Dr. Briggs, attack on the ing with a motion to dismiss. In spite of this he was en- unless he got those three me he had got the eredentials for the Dr, the McGrew was tormerly secre- Physicians those license gal fight plans | should the board revoke today as one of the first events of the hearing. the coun- made a lengthy constitutionality of the charge against his client, clos- was that he couldn't get his | partici- rest- that she cannot offer any ‘pation. On the other hand, ing on the ambiguous decisicn of the league, Germany can claim that if she is to fulfill her func- ' tions as a league member the mili- tary restrictions must be .lifted. ' But Germany is happy to be ad- initted to the league on a basis of equality. a — — (settled in some tribunal other than this. Chamberlairr Optimistic After Talk With Herriot. By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 16.—Aftter a long! discussion this afternoon between Premier Herriot and Austen Chamberlain, the British Foreign Secretary, . Chamberlain tol the! 'newspaper men that while no deci-, /ernments, ARMY ORDERS 85 NEW PLANES TT Contracts for $1, 000. 000 Worth of | ee Type tlie Asan ress Ww ASHINGTON. Contracts totaling 000.000 for new developed by of New York company of awarded today servica, 4 The machines tion. ts pes proved by replacements “DIS” type. was ¢ development Craft. ry March more 16. than types of and the _ alifornja, by the army are Which hew .have been for the war ‘of the new Briggs aie | Douglass company. A ttt ra enna Two Men in Canoe Drowned. NEW YORK, i } March noe capsized in a stiff Barren Island vesterday and was saved by Quinina Salvaty Barren Island, who swam j to his rescue. ee wind alien $1.- aircraft | the Curtiss company |- Publishing Cor, Douglass | were air observa- ap- the army air service as built ‘An award of $70,000. iven the Curtiss compuny for Inachine and the Douglass company received 16.—Two > jmen were drowned when their ca- | off a third of 100 feet sensei —— —_ — + SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OPEN TO 5 P. M. [ meee — ; Eighth 8t.—Opposite Old Post Office A clon has been reached he was going hack to London optimistic and ‘feeling certain that the two Gov- continuing their in a mutually friendly spirit, finally reach peace of the world. The subjects discussed, ain said, included — question and the publication of tne) one” Dixon home, was shot > abdomen and will dle. local hospital. Acord- ASf Men. 20, Ww ho reports Rude, Kaid and four Men. jwdgment in the selection of : my flashlights. Of course, | they would be Eveready | te | Founded by. ae i Lorde, ing “hands up.’ All Pe Dec v f With the o a 1 ren oa A boulevard Potiowed. cormmiand, but paca bok yee ae : MEMBER OF THE_AS “ Mine to “Stop ¥ Work. | entied® A*the "use re = ANKFORT, I.; March news diated Ip hundred men will 9e | wise Coe oe Wi esday, when the Chi- | repuniication of .8 mington and Franklin are also USpen, SUBSCRIPT 10m, Ani: te tele, YA eB snartous | - omorrow. sum from $25 to $5, 000. ~ Dally and toot tal Pew "1 as the wig nae Sunda ever ‘ eld ° $100 costs you $8 interest — Siiuday ony, Bince yo’, World's hoisting and 50 weckly payments of $2 each. Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street —— AAA AAAAAADAADAADAAAAAADAAAAAAA ‘ Ne LS A Tt tet tt ~ ‘ST.LOUIS POST money order Delivered | ander ovt | were in Dixon's tréme and at 12 o'c lock three th rough the door with ung Surst larch 25, 1922, when CO4l were hoisted tn shift, Only half of 6h? ’ 8 of . euy : hour hatiw cnr BNE AGAIN DRUNKEN RAGE Woodis, 22, Says Rartender’s Drinking ‘Had Been a Life-Long WITH HOT POKER Fired When | - | Parent Advanced on Him ™ After Women Had Fled Telling 2 story of life-long an- = father’s drunk- years to a Post-Dispatch ree | Ster at Clayton jail how he had! and killed his father at their ne at 2 o'clock this morning -n drunken young at the Electric Corporation fac- “father came home and for When ber he was all right and abso-/ i but he was He said » had sworn loft drinking and to We all ted him on the back for ft, and irything was fine until the said rain he cot wild and said he wast ; Cc ees I _IN POL | MRS. Dt AT period Sixteen grand $100, 000 uN OLD TAY Extended over 8S Men Said t ; Ind By the’ Asenciated | ‘FRANKFORT, A liquor rebbery of severa volving whisky w ly $100,000, can men ar have been indic jury and have been arrest All of the. wh have been remo house of the Ol here. from tl placed Infor bery has been The whis ie barrels by use of mation re Ww summer, the Fed day, as to be a other per rrested, MRS. DAWES Al THEIR LUNCHES Fearing They Mi Debate on Vv mere $ the Associa by Ww ASHINGTON that th Senate ination, wife of ey might debate on Mrs. C the Vice party of friends lunches to the-S the early aftern were opened. anc her friends calm wiches in the while a 1 crowded . them looked on ¢ Following the guests served for lun to give waiting in the s for Senat ch so.the up thei: outside. MEETING OF Illustra ted ~ Lects Newly Orga: The cently. graphic 12 at C sion of : a aan ne . tone 8 of this district are now tered «a set ee a ail at Sf a 5 ‘ oa. aad ‘@ 47) Loker, Pictorial follows fourth organized Society entra! Lib the even on “The Photo: the dy in symmetry and il with about 24 quality, one of previously exhibit Salon. The next meet! the same place, “ March nT ED Greencastle “(Mc By the A JEFFERSON —The Greencastl castle, Mo., today board of directo nance Departme! by Bank Examin who is in’ chargce resources of $17 $125,354 and sur cording to its las bank .was capita Loans amounted t Wilhite was pres! and Charles BK. J Matsudaira to ¢ By the Associated P WASHINGTON Tsuneo Matsudal anese Ambassador ment ‘today to pr tlala to Presiden envoy arrived in week. +

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4 Over SMe Rae AE ARERR one. COPLLON E PLL Ce ee DIES Ke SAUL JR. Om plaint ris. ‘Iie ‘er.’ Robin- ocratic - before blic im- nsidered | NO in tak- rrassing rall, the "ts, prulelic ATING DENIED Bearing ornia eA 1 nd Swift * ree however : ea rd consent » decree upon the anecies.- xd to he ment LER, JUDGE | «: Repub Board aia. election LL. Power S asker ice in BUoes no Victor J Wrote thi Ppport it ee. th | to . t election.. tisfactory. nt resigc-) ge in th enty-sixt term an 0 I believ ation.” ed on th oo Fatended., . hia. Mare comimer- $X-/ months law pro- | to be § flash- ‘in the nd-one Mt driv- at the house. tient's lose-up 1 ward, ashlight —_ sional essional tion of course, @ready. , peLTER, cnhe nds, fur- . Any 5,000. nterest yments om pany : order en- With the | refused , the Su- | t of Co- di- ‘ive Pack- not di- meat- .on phase ot bncluded the. my | ‘ea ‘POLO IN TEX) Direct Descendant of ¢ of Founders of St, Lp Dies After Injury at F; Ke om , « Azby "Auguste Chouteay Jr, ‘years old, a direct descendant _ one of the founders of 8st. | died last night at Fort Worth, from a cerebral hemorrhage fered when his popy stumbled | tell on him m & polo game | Rivercrest Country Clyb, |Worth, yesterday afternoon, skull was fractured in the tal & | he did not regain conscilousnem _ The body was removed from. private, sanitarium at ort Wor to Chouteau’s home at Dallas, ¥ and a dispatch said the 4 |probably would be held | Louis. Chouteau’s brother, | Representative Henri Chouteags 26 Vandeventer. place, said rangements had not been compl ed for the furferal and he had , been informed of the plan to bri the bodv here. A nuinber of years ago @ vtenau moved from St. Louis to and entered the . amus business, being for a long manager. there for the Inté Amusement Cq. Two yearg became president of hig company, controlling vaud theaters in Dailas, Fert Worth other cities. : x Chouteau's wife, from when Was divorced, is thought to } |New York, and his father, | whom ‘Was named, resides yp nlifornia, while his mother jg hrance. He ig survived also two children, Azby Auguste Ch teau III, 9 years old, and Frane 8 who are in Dallas. The Auguste Chouteau whoe here with Pierre Laclede in 3 aryl was one of the founders o Louis the following year, direct ancestor of Azby Chout +) in ) | | las he ~~ WEMORIAL SPEECHES ON RA List of Speakers at Bishop « service Announced. the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March —Speakers. at the memorial ee }ices for the late Bishop W iA. Quaylé, to be broadcast f iIWDAF here Wednesday night, ‘be Formér Gov. Henry J..A ‘Kansas, Bishop E. L. Waldo the Kansas City area of the M@ Episcopal Church, and Grant Robbins of St. Louis, it} announced today. ' . i The Kansae City a Methodist. Chureh will @ in the services with the aid) radio and special announceme@g Resolutions. of condolence > tribute will be read from cong ¢|gations in all parts of the a a 1% - dist : ntiire & ——s —— ——— Backing for Van Valkenburg ity the Aseociated Press. . WASHINGTON, ‘March “Ss ‘| Representatives Newton and F Missouri, called today at the 1 YJouse and urged President idge to appoint Arba 8S. Van_ kenuwurgh of Kansas’ City,™ '|Fedéral District Judge, as ‘the new Circuit Judges of ‘Eighth District. - ? - vc ras h | d | bs Cc h : ‘ of prevention” Hotels, restaurants and 7 man diners serve Post's ® Flakes in Ounce of Prevet packages. BRAN as an ounce @r.c Co.™ ST LOUIS POST-DISPA Pounded by JOS a7 ULI ‘ubliabed ‘Dally b* “i. et Boulevard and \s (Member Audit Buresu of cae vemMeen oF THE aASBOUIA The Aswocta ted titied te eae distet \ wise credited “amet NOWS vublishe republication © sre sien rewer’ ae ‘SL hS preTioN . * ; Pe | ne ADS AN nant. 5 an one yest. cyte? veal : seeeyse 2? * evatal order ty ~~ exchend®. or out rund sundae. ape out Sunde uy courrier Ateu ere. vile gin nib: cory Lee bv ered wai - oo nd-clase myett Bon Poet 2% tity af Maroh = . Bell. Ouve ca Pf steren ot owt ~ ; v uyter : : he toads - 8 . teer PUD Poll Olive : te “OWed 31. ee oe ee - LUUIS POST- ee ee OF er DISPATCH re i ; ser P oie ees &. go wre , ie as rear, IL ATE ON: CRU A TR EDIT SC RS II - 4 ; MONDAY EVENING, MARCIE 16, 1925. v “7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CENTRAL FIGURES | IN POISONING CASE | 4 ; senders Drinking tj Been a Life-Long : Annoyance to Him. mISOF ATTACK . | WITH HOT POKER’ | He Fired When ‘Parent Advanced on Him) : After Women Had Fled| ~ 7 father, Willa: ender at Page ves, Wellston, ta) at 2:40 a. m. sds in the gybdomen and chest. men had run | » » ol ANNIe . " : . ea° .e' bullet | , “Ad Se “father cam¢ wonder he was he was, all ri ly on the square, but he ws: mk most im¢. He sal had sworn'off drinki: mi is iT nad mye it gave mother $25. We ail Hed him on the batk for it, and! vthing was fine unti] he said hour later that he had to visit | sick -frivnd. Put Him to Bed, fe came home at 4 a. i, hog wild. I finally succeeded putting him to call- in my uncle, weno next door. was’all right] noon, when h got up andi mk another pint of whisky | A he cot‘wild and sali lithe whoie famil to bed again and % "ss . ao ou bed, Ed after (,race, .» >» _- tS "Ee rio jing to ki rs ® got bi > ‘> ided to gO picture show at 3 p. m. because had had a tough time and need amusement. We got back at } DP. Mand found dad up again, | ing the whole family abus- mY mother. My aunt and un- tame tn helped pat him to again, af knocking over a wfirniture. About 10 o'clock wile and I went to bed e father and mothcrisumr About 2 a. m, we} day, from father, and ito using mother. [ran uj begin kick! mother, push ,.him 7 ¢ _+ 4408 an i adowne bery ~~ “or iin im? + a. +7 ° ; Ana Saic, -A\NKFORT. liqwor robbery d of be MRS. DORA GAGE. ve a ROY M. TURNER, -- $100,000 LIQUOR THEFT AT OLD TAYLOR WAREHOUSE | / Extended over Several Monuths—16— .. Men Said to Have Been Indicted, Prese Ks - 7) sit . aan et. —_ ; ; ad ‘ it’ T arrested, Tye ; ‘MRS, DAWES AND FRIENDS TAKE 0%", shot were THEIR LUNCHES TO THE SENATE : Fearing They Might Miss Some of Debate ’ ‘ " 2 . e Mal. et) mars, lle ; 2lladg nat he WwW is . - My ‘pite house to break mrs Meher ran to } SII cocstratove 624 bin Does aa opting and h wife ae | party Fired Pour Shots. . lunch My he was out .for blood and |tire ¢ my room and grabbed my | were Molver from under the pillow. W the revolver but kept | e poker at me. I didn’t }i2 oot him and tried to rug) them front door, but he blocked; Fol I guest . > ree { aia | Senat ie s lher f . , Se ‘ te ‘a ats witb Segyv et for 11 to _. oa ‘* > Waitil on the floor. id arrested down the _ rTe- no signs d his mic > ee aMiiy Wha: ha . } . baad oT The but | Ruppen to him: done. : . : seh 12 at } a. ) ‘sion ” RESISTING § HOLDUP SWitchman | Short When ing Game Is Raided. > he F ; y » ost -Dienate) symno » SBURG lil., March 16.— | with 8 Ven: Id. ] Four Picto te : > ‘i - By the Assoiated Press WASHINGTON, Mar wiches the S ? ‘ ‘ i _~ ‘ > | MEETING OF PHOTOGRAPHERS ‘Illustrated Lecture Given HUefore of Loker, Oy) { quality, on Warren, Party VIunches Sandwiches. 4 is - ’ ; ' Liles ent Diss lit >) e debate on yn, Mrs. Charlies G. of the Vice President, friends broeucht es to t Senate ; ariy if of he gallery afternoon the opened and Mrs. riends calmly munched while a lunchless assemb crowded g£34 ] mawes “—? €a lleries al lonked on enviously. lowing the precedent, in the tor 1% then so they wouid not es ‘ ' . »* Senators ee ri ‘he tan * : : > > * . inp eir’ pl ss ¢ ls t) i * Newly Organized Socicty, uri Phot atu ’ i’ « he ld Centra! Lj ary. The the eve ni “The , ie Soctet diseu Keadw . ais rial jetry about 24 bron one of whiel revious!ly exhibited a } ‘ home: Saion ; lDdixon, The next rheetin: three; the same place, Th id cf El- th Rude NOMme, was shot ‘Omen and . ¥ hospital. “>? ; i eh iiti —-—- | By the ill die.) ” 313 Acord- | — I he Raid and four | castle Mixon's home, poard tbree nance die, ; ' Wii)! by Ba All but 1 WwW ho | $125,: ,cordl : T)] Ma rm , | bank nm will def Chi- rr inkin ations-for an The worid's larc- ene to Stop Work. ANKPFORT tlve hundre 3 Tus ; . Sua y, lmt Ming, n = T) VW fh ul ! +) » | and ¢ ; | Tsune whey : anese isted in, ment of i tials envoy mas hoisting \ SOUr ah i¢s sea ft. On Sf this distri hiv half ; ve a . ‘ AT ne ’ ’ | March » Greencastle is j j;resources Loans amounted to $1 Wilhite - WASHINGTON, or oD. Press Cig i. Bank today was closed by the Stat A smociated FFERSON March i! o1 Mo., of dire » Pepartment was nk Examiner J. A. in charge. The $177,043, tors, Kelpne bank of deposits + »O1] other special gallery r Greea- informe ~ | fect pacKages 1d sand- Tx i > . ive =? . "ee > io? , mT? > Pics > tit ~TNeetIng Oi Liif re- ie Ma rch S- in of Loker foliows : 1\ ; a m and ustr: is tal leh en a #ri , i's Greencastle (Mo.) Bank Closed. ’ 3. | ’ ‘ > assador, had an appol Tn pre sent ] Coolldre 8.. J. R ban ‘ . ; VW »~ | nt- iis creden- arrived in Washington las + YOUTH. HELD ON HIS OWN ADMISSION OF ROBBERIES: out | Prisoner in Fast St. Louls Says He ‘and Summit avenue, East St. Louis, ; some cheap ‘STATES TURNER | | ~ SOUGHT POLICY ON WOMAN POISONED .Accused Mrs. Dora Gage. ta] to the Post-Dispatch. T. JOSEPH, Mo., March 16. — Investigation is being made here of M. ~ + ithe activities of Roy Kam, charged tn Kansas City with the miurder of Mrs. Dora Atchison. Lividence has obtained in Atchison. Turner's private papers have been 'examined by Carlos W., Kvans, an ‘assistant prosecutor of Kansas City, jand C. R. Hughes, detective tof Kansas City. ; Atchison, ‘(sare ol been i¢ dving . J. ren have \ivansas been run Gare UC. -" = enas ° *s hroug J L. waiter the ha rear window. MOois Were SCallere and a pool table was ith robbers ‘tiled in bundles. ut $200 cash was gone } T ' sre the rohbers ai ; : ' i ad Si reei hotel o1 e escape. Tha hotel declared robbers mig ‘it by known usual sounds. were rY ’ . - *’ } ond-tioor 1! y) of the escended the ho fit the rms as right at the only rooms have used , and no un rnnied are ocr 4 j)74 s ¢ P le, . - apparently worked , : » } Viie. entering the billiar losed at 11:30 last the , | third ? : wt + e€hUs« $ 4, ‘ > property 1 rs. Gage at he obtains Ll note from her $8000. Then, to secure the he got tl ‘4 ; - |. '. ith, ‘Clothing Worth 82000 Stolen: Turner's Papers Seized. At the time Tirn Was arrested in the room where Mrs. Gage lay ;dying, tw of paper iwere fo pockets. That blank except bottom, written er sheet ~ Ty as ‘ ; ; i BInD ] . ; oe Atchie | *. ‘ — : > ‘ a , 4 ‘ aj i if T Tr) + , ,£o0n. lade, th Officiais ‘said, the Turner used to arn purchased th = typewriter | also attempted | accused man ‘chnine. Drug on Were canvassed | Turner was known none had sold any pol- the man, it was said. 1%” ? re \, 7¥ ee ‘ = i=) or , - son Lo -_-—_- — Is Son of West Virginia Minister. ge three ] we ichw Ly ro ho f as Torre "itch id, | Louis jail today, endeavoring to ' prt nocain aie * @-F es Qa bberi in ight days, a vouth, Ww ! ird, 17 the Last St while police were | communicate with hi who, the youth says, is i minister in West Virginia. His suspicious actions, in observ- ing Fourteenth street himsel Years was father, a house at of two de- automobile ran, pur- and was Across | attracted the attention tectives, passing in an last night. The youth sued by the detectives captured after a chase fences. The vouth confessed the overcoat and two suits of clothing he wore, in his pocket and some jewelry he cgrried the police said. He said he came to East St. Louis from | Akron, O., to seek work, but failed. | Besides the c! three revol- vers, two of which he pawned, and jewelry, he said, his hauls netted him only a few dol-| lars. LOANS Your good reputation, en- dorsed by two friends, fur- nishes our security. Any sum from $25 to $5,000. $100 costs you $8 interest and 50 weekly payments of $2 each. Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street , a revoiver miscellaneous . -* ’ were sioien, describes |! —— 9+ =. *‘) into the billiard ‘and from th ‘the Igou | Grand 'outbalanced | found 4590 men’s trousers WOMAN IN. TAXI . ~~ Bertin A avenue clothing h of $2000 Co., wh George Sack Cicero, a suburb. chauffeur, / shots, ‘search weapon. shirts from the and pass Papers were , - at tne 1ivv . Wa WosS scattered o S on -: ’ ‘ f,. ~ 4 . (,;reentfie! oi furnitures drawn hae K to the hole tn SCT. iveld S1500. ’ »b Fr Sates her en Seven ot i ing the weex-end vielded thieves tctal of $1500. Three of the places entered downtown, on Locust street, and a Washingtor was by Sale ri ré dur- A about oOt]. . ’ high-priced shirts d counsel i ne PpCOoTCs Tam | as ‘ithe ‘contract it Ro Mrs, State. ra ception side of the of Martin, live out- ~ . _———— + ee BANK ACCOUNT OF FALL BARRED AT TEAPOT CIL SUIT Continued from Page One. the i ceased by the Government. Nn . an Operate atte ris reement “ak! ‘+r some 8,000,000 bar- rels of oil Continental company 4 3° sv. AtAL or théreaboute to the , Some was invested in Liberty as $130.000 found profit of fits, according (;overn- as much ‘ Ttneir ua ai - 7 77 au f; William OTray;Y (‘anada, disclosing that the Conti- nental Trading Co. had a balance there of $1,984,055 and instructing things that Howard buy from this account $300,000 of Liberty ‘bonds, was read into the record this aiternoon. Through Phillips, Government further attempted con- Continental Trading Co. as an intermediary between Sinclair and Humptreys fer the and resale of large amounts of oN. i@ tt) contracts amone other > werth to ’ hea the en Humphreys and the Sinclair ~rchasing Co, and Humphreys companies, the Sinclair rn Wa ' controlled by | f Indiana, The Sinclair and companies ana +} - tne . ‘ *hon Ss half « t he ‘ ? ‘ (Jas fe contract ith the Continental iy . the rol _- ir J : COM-= ’ Cheyenne last ‘in accompanied by his son-in-. will be wives, and wives have tao know what husbands like. Ourfreebooktells you. Recipe book on request to FP. EL. Leggect & Co. New York TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO for the) n . . ‘son of the Municipal! Court, an old Lime he was aware that Shepherd , : ear 24},] ;Shepherd of being responsible for ithe death of his foster child, and inental, nnedyvy when |} with Sine | cone- | a similar ‘amount of oil on The father | his | e | be | to 1d Heen sold, riving the | (IN JAIL OVER A HAT | ‘Pees he a Pp ee PPO» oJ Pda ae sas ROE | By ographer. a Past-Dispatch S:aff Phot MRS. FAY LAURA FIELDS. by + i ”* _- Ase, AWA Tii®’; ms ut Fl Paso. and Mark of Custo Phonipson. Carrying a cane and puffing on a long, thin cigur the former Cab- . inet official walKed briskly into the} | crowded lobhy of the leading hotel. Of these | ‘stitutional rights to refuse of i ' 4 LL. migi , home iher child. | sent ; he purchase», were | jing liarn’s |autopsy ; . Speak u whether he his con- to tes- do eo is un- ee Fall refused to would ify stand Say test or on tify ound to mirat= him... lal! Washington : Te ipot Y an a oT) sac 6h« 6 Son owed alis ri der connes indictment in ‘tion -with rit. Hiis ‘fuse to testify. thy nves- licated attornev Afri¢ | would re ‘SAYS SHEPHERD OFFERED $20,000 FOR HIS SILENCE Continued from Pace One. tamohbile accident. Mr. and Mrs ID. Shepherd made their with Mrs. MeClintock and 1909—Mrs. McClintock died after a sudden illness, Jeawng the child, ‘William, with the. SRepherds, who Shortly. before attaining his. majority, Wil- | him through schoo! liarmn met Miss Isabelle Pope, and they agreed to become engaged to married, when he age of 21. 19824—Nov. 23—William was tak- en ill with typhoid fever. December—Miss Pope their marriage iicense. Dec. 5—Wiuiliam died without be- married Miss Pope, and Shepherd became his heir under William ’s will. Dem 17 .-~ Seven cousins an- nounced their Intention of contest- ing the will. Dec. 24—Ch obtained ra ief Justice Harry Ol- friend of the McClintocks, had Wil- body exhumed and performed, March 3—Judge Olson accused the inquest was continued until March 24. I-ixplorer to Address Town Clab. Ir. Cora Johnston > > Best p. m., on “Hell Roaring Wa- illustrated by pictures which Dr. Best on her explorations in Canada last summer. % at 3 ters,”’ took Swe : (“ollector reachd the} HELD AS SHOPLIFTER: ON HUSBAND'S CHARGE + Woman, However, Says Hat Was Gift From Man She ‘“Wouldn’t Give Away.” ad “Aw,” said Fay Laura “T did not shoplift that hat. I only told my husband I shoplifted it be- cause I wouldn't thipk for the world of giving away the fellow ‘that gave it to me. I haven't shop- lifted anything since the time I! got caught last November. Ernest (her husband) is jealous. always jealous. He's that a man.” So that is Mrs. elusy’ explana- ‘tion to a Post-Dispatch of why she has been sitting around land lying areund on a hard bench jin a Laclede Police Station cell ‘since Saturday evening. But § it | conflicts with previous statements ‘of her own to her husband “and with her husband's story to police. Stops Policemen. A short while before Mrs. Pields’ arrest Saturday, Fields stopped two policemen on the street and said, “I want my wife arrested.” The officers wanted to know why, they considered the request a bit out of the ordinary. “Well,” said Fields, “l want her arrested for her own good.’» The patrolmes looked at each other again, and asked Fields to explain ? He told had predilections toward going in- to large department stores ahd picking things off the counter. as Flelds, He's kind of reporter the | them that Mrs. Fields Then, he said, without-going to the ‘trouble of payirig the saleslady, Mrs. Fields would calmly walk out the store. He said she did just that thing last November, but was stopped by an employe as ashe walked out the door and asked if minded returning ghe little she bead bag which she had in herycelve the party support. pocket. And then Vields continued to tell of a blue hat, bedecked with clus- ters of grapes, and rimmed with a ‘bright yellow band, that he had noticed reposing on her head that very day. We asxed her where-.she _had got it. She replied that it cost $3.50. But where, he asked again. And then, according to the suspl- ,clous husband, Mrs. Fields said she had picked {t up itn a depart- | ment store and it really hadnt cost ,her anything. So the policemen proceeded to |the Fields home at 2405A Market | street and arrested Mrs. Fields for what her husband considered her } own good. | Mrs. Fields is 21 and Ernest | Fields is 27, They were married three ye.irs ago in. Jonesboro, Tl., after an elopement. <A year ago they came to St. Louls. Mrs. Fields insists that her one and only de- viation from the straight and nar- row path wag the episode of the beaded bag. Early this morning Mrs, Mields’ mother, Mrs. R. L. Clay, was given leave to speak with her daughter Mrs. Clay. an} through the bars of the cell. “Well, [ never expected to see this,” said Mrs. Fields blinked her yes. “It's because he beats me,” she wailed. Mrs. Clay said the only thing for her daughter to do fas,to leave him because, “you have a home, haven't you, Fay?” Mrs. Fields put her handkerchief to her eyes and said she had. . Ae re | a | Car, Passengers Robbed of $5000. Will | By the Associated Press. he Town Club tomorrow | SIOUX, CITY, Ia., .March 16.— “our men today robbed street car company passengers of $5000, hich they were carrying to a ank. . : R CONFERS 0. P. COMMITTEE Every Mémber Will Support Mayoralty Nominee, Chair- man Becker Says. Victor J. Miller, Republican nom- inee for Mayor, met with members of the Republican City Committee at headquarters in the Planters Building today for the first time in the Mayoralty campaign ‘and discussed plans for the election campaign and the preparation of the party platform Friday after- noon. - Louis J. Becker, chairman of the committee, said after the meeting that it was executive and that there was no announcement to be made, He said he believed every member would be solidly behind Miller in his campaign for election. Statement of Chairman, “Tf there are any members who do not feel that they can support him, they. must resign,” Becker said. -“He is the party nominee and is entitled to our support, It: is our belief that‘ he is capable of filling the office of Mayor and with that in mind we are working for his election just as intensely as we would have for any other nomi- nee.’’ The law requires that party can - didates—Mayor, Comptroller andl 14 nominees for the Board of Al- dermen in this Instance—meet the Friday following the primary and draft a platform which must be published the following day. The Democratic, Republican and Socia)- ist committees have called meet- ings for this purpose. Republican leaders are atil! re- covering from the shock of Miller's victory but it is the general opinion among them that Miller will: re- Opposing candidates; with the exception of Louls P. Aloe, have said they would support him. Aloe, who will ‘leave the city soon on a week's vacation, has said that he proposed to inquire into the character of Miller's primary backing before he would support him. Willlam L. Igoe, Democratic nominee, will speak before the Twenty-eighth Ward “Igoe-for- Mayor” Club at the Hamilton Ho- tel tonight. It will be his first address of the campaign. Miller and Igoe will begin activa cam- paigning for the election about {Thursday or Friday and carry the drive through to April day. - ST. PATRICK'S DAY SERVICES ‘The eighty-second celebration of St. Patrick's Church, Sixth and Biddle streets, of St, Patrick’s day will be held tomorrow, with Mon-~ 7, election signor Timothy Dempsey, pastor of the church, officiating. Among those who will attend the services will be Archbishop Glennon and 250 priests and other ecclesiastics. The services will be- gin with high mass. at 10 a. m. St. Patrick’s day will be celebrated cenerally in the city by Catholics. — place and only | | The, Security Loan Co.,/ peed the! Continental as a figure- ‘at 1022 Locust street was robbed of $63 by robbers who battered open) ¢) the office safe. _ CO The Biggest Net Paid Daily Circulation in the History of the POST- DISPATCH No other newspaper in America in a city of over 500,000 population—with one ex- ception, the News, in Detroit—covers its city and suburbs as completely as the Post-Dispatch covers the St. Louis market. ‘= . e4

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—_ ‘" $ . bY “*. “es y , ow ~\ 1 ye By er Se EPEC aT TF FT ET 4 su !OUIS POST-DISPATCH ; The Daily POST-DIS! P. ATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening pe 2 COMBINED sate aa —_——_ -_-—_——_— - ee oe eee | ONGRESS RD NQUIRY POWER Supreme Court Denies Fed- eral Commission Access to Papers of Private Cor- porations. | DATA WAS SOUGHT FOR LEGISLATION — —_—---—_ | Are You One | of the 80%? | pea thd people out of a | hundred are handicapping | themselves in life. Eight of . every ten are victims of Anemia : a ~—-blood Marwaten—ene don’t «know it. Rich, successfel, complete lives need rich, red blood... . vitalizing , energy -building blood. { 4 Try the test pictured above: unless the inner eyelid shows a mich scarlet color, it means that your lack of energy may also be @ue to Anemia. ——— Decision of the Lewer Court in Cases Originat- ing in Maryland Affirm-d by Ruling. — thirty-two years has been the choice ofthousandsofphysicians. | {t is the sure way to add energy- | : the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, March 16.—Con- | to | Ry buildmg iron and manganese to your blood. Untouched by hands, original fine table delicacy protected by Keavy tinfoil. . Never sold in bulk. ~ Phila | delphia Cream Cheese PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ee ~~ THE SWEETHEART sean A ROS! ENBLATI in PERSON PRICES DO NOT CHANGE UNTIL anf 6.00PM.COME BEFORE THEN — MR, ROSENBLATT WILL NOT APPE Ake FRIDAY EVENING ———— eee ‘LL WEEK CH EAPER TO MARRY Conrad Nagel—Marguerite de La Motte—Lewis Stone From the Famous Stage Piay by Sam Shipman SUNDAY CONTINUOUS, 2:00 TO 11:00 P. | M. — WEST END LYRIC AND CAPITOL ". Your druggist has Gude’s gress cannot Golleet by access A Ph f Pepto-Mangan in liquid or tab- | | books and papers through a Fed- enix. CHEESE let form. 'era] investigating body al! the tn- | = | formation that it destres for consid- _—_ — | in the formulation of a policy, the Supreme | | eration legislative | Ceurt held today. | The court sustained a decision of ! lie lower court in three cases from | | | | Gude's epto-Mangan Maryland, brought by the Govern- nent aghkinst Hammond, Snyder & Co., the Baltimére Grain Co. and | the H. C. Jones Co. In the three cases from Mary- land, the issue was the power of | ithe Senate to gather information | *‘hrough | Tonic and Blood Enricher —— « - LOANS Your good reputation, en- . the commission concern- | ‘ne the grain trade for use in the | Sevend by two friends, ie aratting of legislation. The issue ecuri squarely presented was whether nishes our s ty. ‘Any Congress, to procure the informa- sum from $25 to $5,000. ‘ion it required, might contsitu- | } $100. costs you $8 interest (‘ionally confer upon an adminis- | / and 50 weekly payments trative body authority to compel 3 ‘of $2 each. ~orporations to furnish it. . ' In the ‘ Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street — three grain’ cases from) Maryland the Senate, having under | consideration remedial! legislation on |*O aid the farmer, directea the} ne | *ederal Trade*# Commission to in-| : : “| vestigate facts connected with the export trade in grain, with partic- ADVERTISEMENT ular reference to prices in the for- —— hose received by the growers of —_—_ —_—_—— ——— ——-- PEP is here bringing a new thrill in eating, a new joy in living. 9 the peppy bran food N FRY f . H () CKS eign markets as compared with | >, he grain, freight rates and profits together with data concerning the ” a2 | business of those ener in the | ‘ ‘trade. | “4 \ When the Mary! ana companies | — refused the commission access to ‘heir accounts on the ground that) it would constitute unlawful ia Baalmann's Gas-Tablets . Offer Immediate Relief | Any form of excitement com |" earch and seizure, the Govern- | the delicate nerves of the stomach, nent sought the intervention of | disturbs. its functions and prodtices/.,. courts. The. Federal district stomach gas. Anger, fright, gricf und worry all have an evil effect pn the digestive eall thi $ condition ‘‘nervous dvspep- ourt for Maryland held that the | ;commission did not have the right | to inspect papers. of private cor- | | porations engaged in interstate and | 612. | forei , gn commerce except in con- “Ee ’s Gas-Tablets are made | ieeetion with allowed viciatiba of oO n l wa n he. t _ oy safe, ee at An or - the law. When Congress seeks in- wea sell. Sot thane and gian her ©\ formation the courts must decide. stomac weping festore shem 0/1, was declared: the public value their normal strength and activity. eae taee - compared :4ith | When this is done you will no longer the private eh sare Roan nate | suffer from gas pains around the | ion its production would oceasion heart, palpitation, smothering spells,| na alety’ the ana P . he p omy rumbling, bloating burning, sour ° artde on whe 4 ne - cee se taste or drowsiness.after eating« cog oO Congress, n Soterqining Your ag gg selle Baalmann’s | ¥"etner the forcible collectfom of res “8 * hy 1 ¢e . } . +? + “ > as-Tab} in the genuine yellow he data would constitute unlawful te rm r #1. -Your satisfaction 5®47™¢" and seizure. The statutory | authority of the commission to re- d ot . > — ee ——s irrita- | ff New rench Dressing Recipe “Try it. Made with California lemon juice in place of vinegar. Gives new tang and zest to sal- ads. .Thousands of women, al famous chefs. and hospital dieti- tlans use California lemon juice instead of vinegar. Brings vitamines and rare salts and acids to aid digestion. Make your next French dress- ing like this. See how good it is: 6 tablespoons salad oll! 3 tablespoons lemon juice % teaspoon salt \% teaspoon pepper \% teaspoon paprika Tiny bit of cayenne Use California lemons, cally seediess. juicy, tart, the best results California Lemons practi- to get i§ guaranteed or your money re- | fulded. J. Baalmann, Chemist, San U're the production of books, pa- ‘ Francisco. On sale in St. Louis by | pers and documents extended, the Judge & Dolph Drug Stores and, Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. ithe conduct of particular corpora- | | Hons, and did not confer upon the aal anns | commission authority to investi- | ” . . | rate general conditions ‘in any | GAS- TABLETS | —— — industry. (0 CONVICTS HIDE IN FOREST AFTER BREAK FROM PRISON | — oe Possee With Bloodhounds Hanting | itrade or = . .—-_ ~~ _— Re ee einai ses tl Rheumatism Prescription | | Refilled a Million Times | Prescription sissippi Prison in Autos, | “By the A-«sociated Press ful of A-2851 caken three timesaday |) REW, Miss., March 6.+—Some, : . " , in and quickly relieves }| “Here in a swampy woods, six painful muscles and stiff swollen joints. | miles east of this city, a possee Bey a bortle from your or send with bloodhounds late yesterday \. $1.00 for a week's supply. € |. & AMEND, 205 Third Avenue, New ¥~ ee up the guards at the Missis- ~ dammit ll — ‘took State Prison at Parchman. their guns from them, locked | AFTERNOONS AND (them up and escaped in two auto- | EXAMINATION FREE BY APPOINTMFNT. | mobiles, | | Khéamatic, Swollen” Feet or Joints The forest in which the convicts ' sought refuge after their automo- | biles were stalled on the roadway | i i ’ 7. UIBERATOR- FOOT INSTITUTE 712 CENTURY N.W. Corner BLOG. Oth and Win. Phone—Olive 2134 near here, is nine>miles long and | therefore is was not possible to sur- | \round it. Possemen admitted it | possible that the convicts had scat- tered and made their way, one ata time out of the forest. The convicts have +wo- pistols, one shotgun and seven rifles, and | a large supply of ammunition. ee lee | RUPTURE SHIELD © fs tare their numb a EXPERT HERE ithe most Dieedials enon wal ne .. | ,confined at the State prison farm | including L.. : HELP FOR ALL FOOT ILLS, Therapeutic Massage. Lindell 4321-M, Oe ee ADVERTISEMENT — —— TT em me em rourt said, only to investigations of /@g@@S6@ORORO OS OROEOZOSES the cheese for macaroni Bluhill | liceininiieediil A-2851 for ri , | for Men Who Fied From Mis- | i Celebrate next Christmas where Christ was born—in the Holy Land! Goon theCanadian Pacific Round the World Cruise. Cele- brate New Year’s Evein Cairo. See India in perfect weather. 129 days of gloriousthrills. Banffand | Lake Louise hotel service all the | way. Fares $1750 up, including it shore excursions. Ask now for } | 25,000 Gross—37,500 Displacement | | : : ;, O. Nixor ife- | a BE. J. Meinhardi, the well known! 4.4 xKieq a oem o-year term GEO. P. CARBREY, | day only, March 20th and 21st. ay a ; rind i —— ~oge oa Seen Hl ; ; heig fevtint ee : he ner convicts are . Tom | 2 aAcust St.. St. Louis. Mo. Mr. Meinhardi saye “The Vacuum Rup- - ; - ‘ a ture Shield” will not only hold the Rup. |Fitepatrick, James Sullivan, H. J mpeepncne: Bell Male 272i. ; ture perfectly. but will contract the open- |Carney, Jesse Bansard Waddell! ing im ten days on the average case—/Cain, Tom Stewart Ane usually giving tnmstantaneous relief with- — os ON art, Joe Vital anid { standing all strain regardless of the size | Robert Waycaster. lan and location of the Rupture. There were ; i e | ) : approxims: , ' ) f : “The Vatuum Rupture Shield” has no ‘convicts in th ‘a “a eg | a understraps, no etraps around the body or ® stockade at the | ee. Mt is, also portectiy eeattagy, ane | prison farm when the break for | Be practically ndestri le. ab oul be | ¥ 4 i worn while bathing. | liberty was made late yesterday. Worlds Great f | ; Thies "inetrument is guaranteed ities. 7 cs ti | duce results or no payment ake 4 Mr ‘Falls Dead While Leading Chotr. Transportation Ay stem 2] Meinhardt will a ~~ demonstrate | Gv the Associated Press. | y: | acuum Rupture eld” to all “ 4 — RR r women and children. ‘director of the Christian Church Regular Sailings From New York -to . TICE: 1) NOT WRITE ASKING oc 1? ry) | FRANCE—ENGLAND—GERMANY : TO BE FITTED BY MAM. AS Thi Wy | Chor at Will or a near here, /] ramous “0” shipe—"Obic.” “Orca.” “Or. : IMPOSSIELE. FVIRY CASE MUST RE) ‘dropped dead la ight pd the hail duna,”’ and “Orbita”’ carry _ealy cabin and : SEFN PERSONALLY TF INTERESTED ‘of the crowded church. he choir | third class. Unsurpassed ac emunetat m and _ » ; you MUsT CALL at Vuis HOTEL OWN service. Cabin rate $145 and up according THE ABOVE DATE. ° RUSINESS DF. j bad just finished the first stanza \| te port of landing : MANDS PREVENT STOPPING at ANy of we ere He Leads Me I Will Fo}. | Full information - age any steamsh!p OTHER CITY IN THIS: SE cTION ‘tlow.” when Turl oie : agency ; Home- office: 3935 W. North AY. it uriey sank to the The Reyal Mall ed Packet Ce. | Chicago, 111. ieee | 1t7 W. Washington St. Chicago, tl. r f se me . * JIMMY ADAMS COMEDY ArE> | BIG SURROUNDING SHOW — ————————— = LAST FOUR DAYS MRS. WALLACE REID IN PERSON AND ALSO IN BROKEN LAWS BERNARDO DEPACE Wizard of the Mandolin Zimmerman & Grandville “DANCE DREAMS’ Don Albert’s Orchestra NEW 1) OLD! \ wrth | BETTY COMPSON | i THEO. KOSLOFF | | h ALSO W starry Langdon | “™’insical | in Cocktail’ “His, om ' with Beautiful _Giris i a... AE Cte ee eee KINGS & RIVOLI) CONWAY TEARLE Madge Kennedy “BAD COMPANY” With Entire Chorus of the GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES (ata Th ait ~ (rea e ~ | ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN | in “One Glorious Night’ | JOW. McKOWN’S MASTER MUSICIANS - ‘San | / | ’ ee ee ; THURSDAY hy WILLIAM VERSHAM | ch word | MATS. WED. ‘SAT, 50c- $2. ANGI i ANGLIN Dir ‘ ‘ 1ceTS Oe to 8&2 A Memorable Occasion Today at the OR DUEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE :15—Twice Daily—S:15 The aa aaelll Toner of the Inimitable SONEATH| “The Man f from Montana” Mazie Clifton & By ey Clarke Billie De Rex re ek “Now What?" WILLIAM FRAWLEY anc =) EDNA LOUISE in Vandeville Cameo, “Taxi, Please’ Newell &2 Most—Wiltons—Unusual Duo Dtct DE "“"KFRENJARTO Royal Vielinist Virtuoso Topics News Fables ODEON—Week of Mar. 23 in Carle Rigoletto, ae opera! Butterfly. tdmecia, Trovwa- tore, Lohengrin, Barber of Seville. | Seats Now, $1 to $3 | AEOLIAN CO., 1004 OLIVE STREET | OPERA GRAND "isis. 11 A. M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P.M. | 8—BIG ACTS—8 AND EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN FEATURE PHOTOPLAY , GARRICK MUTUAL BURLESQUE A |Do WNSTAIRS STO \Edenaal Sale-of Notions - EOF Sale ¢ ge A Per kage all sizes; Tooth Brushes, wee cies ae eee oe ae ae ase Lingette Dress Shields; “all resse once Silk Thread, spool.. ONE vi ccot cdécesaneets 25C¢ Hair Nets, double mesh; all Ivory Soap, 39c Dozen colors; dozen ........ ..4gC For Women | Proctor & Gamble’s Ivory Safety a all sizes; 6 cards, $ 29 Soap in the guest size; 15C ° limit a dozen to a cus- aigatie ©! ye Grand Opera) Rubber Aprons, 25c. tomer. ' . : Pure gum rubber House- oe Ty a Steel Scissors and Shears..29c Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 3 canoe ay = a ABL E| GNUUM:. onda dcanin wh been roc - ta an ° for street or Darning Cotton, all colors; 5 | QUality; good size. home. wear: SOG) chwsnkvctidiaoes ‘ roc (Downstairs Store) come in cot- 81x90 Pequot Sheets, Each | ‘On _lnene Boys GENUINE Pequot 5'n6 hams, at- = tractively trimmed wi and embroidery; medium and dark si slight seconds of hig priced lines; sizes. to 46. (Downstairs Sim Thread Silk He Sheets with origi- $ 1.48 nal mill ticket; full. double size; limit 6 to’a customer. (Downstairs oiore.) Raiah Suiting, Yard EW Spring shades, 3? such as blue, rose, LC tan, green, orchid, etc.; suit- able for jumper frocks, and children’s dresses; 36 inches Two-Pant eli | i : ve with aftaround belts: GIRLS slipover Gowns 50c terials flounce and trimmed? a and sleeves with | edge; sizes. 4 to 14. in white and pink; lace edge or strongly lined; sizes 9 to} trimmed with. ‘a I7- (Downstairs Store.) | samcy er ee ) ab = — io ee Another Purchase of 1500 Yards of « Sec he ss Bg At Boys’ * rics. 2-Pants S 73} EW $Sprin in the po shades of tan fancy mixture of durable al Both knickers are Sizes 6 to 18 3 (Boys’ - F< Genuine Imported Silk Pongee Featured Economy Day at a Very Special Price... ONLY through a very fortunate purchase are we able to offer this lot of gen- uine 8-momme imported Japanese Pongee at this exceptionally low price. It is government stamped and inspected, shown in the natural tan shade, suitable , for all. pongee purposes. 33 inches wide. Only 1500 yards to sell. Please shop early. (Downstairs ‘Store.) Ruffled Curtains, Set Good Umbrellas | DAINTY Grenadine Si. R8 EN’S and women’s @} Curtains in a large American cotton des variety of dotted and figured. taffeta, al fast-black patterns; tie-backs to match. las on paragon frat i ownstalrs Store.) plete with sidk case. Drapery Damask, Yd. (Downstaire a TRIPED Damask Boys’ Union Sait S* in combinations o£ 91.98 INE count 72x80 pin ; blue, gold and rose; the ideal checked union § material for draperies; 42 in the athletic style inches wide. ;: (Pownstairs Store.) Mens . aw eye ton Women’s Quilted Satin band of webbing in neck, flap seat; sizes (Downs Rubber Door him PLIABLE rubber Door’ Mats, heavy tread, ¥ amond | Boudoir Slippers 0S , |= Muslin Pajamas molded in, di Size 18x30 inches. eg airs $8 cn | ESE are of very lus- in‘s $ | 20 Epon satin, closely Linoleum Rug MAT., 2:1 NITE, 8:15 i 4 stitched; innersoles to } URLAP - BACK HURRY UP i) * ) match upper;- come in paras. Pay Set | : : ose Copen blue, baby | "Oeum uss ; Tonite—Perfect Form Contest iY LL cut, : ty carpet effects. A'l eo teeihaes blue and black; fancy fect. Size gxra wate EMPRESS OLIVE AT GRAND The WOODWARD PLAYERS | | THE’ GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST MATS.—SUN., THURS., SAT. NEXT—NIGHTIE NIGHT TUESDAY ‘COLISEUM Eve. sis MARCH 24 Song Recital By oseMoCORMACK Tickets, 50c to $2.75. Including Tax AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive. Olive 9103. Dir. Flizabeth Cueny. ‘WEDNESDAY CLUB AUDITORIUM Taylor and Westminster ‘LORING UNDERWOOD Lecture With Stereopticons “HOMES AND GARDENS IN SURREY” Tickets $1 00-— 1004 Olive St. 7 t REUNITED. AGAIN! JOS. K. WATSON and WILL H,. COHAN with Barney Gerard's New Show COLUMBIA BURLESQUE i A ae The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening. mewspaper giving Associated Press - . news service. | ! i Saturday Evening, March 21, 8:3 | braiding; all have heavy buckskin soles; sizes 3 to 8. (Downstairs Store.) Bust Confiners MEDIUM and cag} Confiners in side * and back hook styles. ! quality Mus- om Pajamas in two-piece ot a Men’s Khaki Trousers ™ade of fancy malts :' jacket as UILT - of a 60 3 4 = bs silk piped front, silk heavy sulphu Men’s Wo : frogs and one pocket; dyed khaki that will give long OF good grade chame : service; cut full, neatly bray, well made age et vd ao ale gins trimmed and bears the union fyl] cut; have 2 DOC. D es an label; sizes 30 to 42. faced geever Sizes 1478 ( haan Store.) (Downstairs Store.) Economy Day Special—400 Artificial Silk Fringed Lace Panel At 9D S6 Each IS lot includes an assortment of beautiful casement patterns, such as. shadow lace and Scotch Drapery Poplins, Yd. PLAIN and figured 56c Poplins in rose, blue and brown; an _ exceptional value. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Gowns ADE in the gag M* ‘style*of voile * 79¢ nainsook; trimmed in pile tos ways with silk bandings and embroidery; flesh and white. ~ (Downstairs Store.) Costume Slips net weaves with scalloped bot- yo gage Fee ce 8 $1. 20 toms; 40 and 45 inches wide and € . the bodice top style; plain, | 2/#@yards long. Attractive panels tailored or ruffled trimmed; for the living room and dining navy, tan, brown and black; sizes 36 to 44. room. (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) , : Silver, finished with fancy chains. gpith powder, Compact is pictured. Very Double Compac — 79¢ NEW small-size Com- pact of green gold and They are\complete rouge and inging mirrors... The eptional value. (Main Floor.) $3. SOFT ai proper women’s and | $pring dresses. ed stripe lines | ed effects in c wi colors. In the colors; 54 incl (Sex * Women’s house dresses. Wcks and broken plaids ict S$ wide. q (mported Gingha 25c Wf GH quality imported’ zephyr Ginghams for ng children’s dresses Pin checks, medium Solid colors, Full® 32- (‘Second Floor.) = =: : ‘tbe hel

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BS ; g j : ion or & a ‘ ‘ . ; ) si ca ws Geet eo ee ; 3 sy = M% gn oe. ~ } ; » MONDAY. TF op a%, , ' . 7 = $s 61925 re Dail - 7 PR ; » ; - ; SMARCH 10. OP eee ae FA Se y POST DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CIT} Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ener . TT - = _ ee . ee a ee — ste testes TLOUIS POST-DISPATCH «5 i Ee - Patrick Day Luncheon, 75c Fe ination Relish St. Patrick Green Pea Soup Shrimp Appetizer Tutato Soup Dubiin StuNed Pear . Roast Stuffed Chicken Corn Hert and Cabbage Mint Cream fit iste Pudding |= Whipped Cream _ Choco itan Cream Pile Neapo Peach Mint Newport Trio-ade “ocoa Miik (ider {Sixth Floor.) -_ + rr ~ ) Boudoir Oe anal ’ .* Ain Economy Sale of 400 Dresses| ($25 see ‘ Slippers $ | 85 UILTED satin Bou- doir Slippers with soft covered heels. Trimmed with tinsel ribbon and’ ornaments. Shown in old rose, Copen bluc, black and orchid. All sizees. sizes. (Main Flooy.) padded soles and], ¥ For Women | : $ 1 2 =a Tt ' ABLE for street or home wear; come in cot- ton . linene and ging- tthe a hams, at- _- tractively trimmed with | hand embroidery; | light, | medium and dark shades; slight seeonds of higher priced lines; sizes 36 to 46. (Downstairs Store.) ouse- the first Store ) THESE Gowns are cut ex- Mength and are trimmed with lace and embroidery medallions. Fashioned of soft-finished nainsook and i voile finished with deep hem at bottom. All sizes 36 to 44. Second Floor.) tra full in width and ——— MEN’S semi-fash- ioned, with three- seam back. high spliced heels and elastic lisle tops; shades and black; secon Sizes 8° to Io. (Downstairs Sto | 0 oe Silk Hose, Pr. : ; O CI . hand-- blind; § Store.) Princess Slips | IRLS’ Slips made o 18* G good Prva ma- of | terials; . have™ eabrolee ; 50c flounce and trimmed at — djge or and sleeves with embroid > 12. dge; sizes 4.to 14. Deore.) — (Downstairs Stora) 500 Yards of. Silk Pongee | a. | TF ~ Vv ? ports a : Re . * “ "te © . yey ves ¢>7% ae _ Ny df . ~ ‘ | Boys’ 2-Pants Suits _vrics. Both -pairs of knickers are full lined. Sizes 6 to 18 years. (Boys’ Own Store— $45 NEw Spring patterns | in the popular light shades of tan, gray and tancy mixtures. Tailored of durable all-wool fab- Fourth Floor.) Double 49¢e A NEW small-size. Com- pact of green gold and Ok GH quality imported an assortment BUxeaie® wh *ephyr Ginghams for megt patterns, ~§g children’s dresses lace and Scotch women’s house dresses. scalloped bot- Pin checks, medium nches. wide and * and broken. plaids ttractive panels Solid colors. Full 32 bom and dining es Wide, (Downstairs Store.) | Oe Pe « ie 1 : * an as : it ~— ~ \ee Sse -~ +445 ig Be om Bs see Nightgowns. 4 STIX. BA Knives and Forks, Each ILVER - PLATED 15¢c Knives with French shape blades; and forks; plain bright finish. (Silverware Dept. and Thrift Avenue-— Jain Floor..> Unian Suits OMEN’S fine gauge " Cotton Union Suits; O8c tailored top; cuff or shell trimmed knee; reinforced. Sizes 36 to 44. (Main Floor.) _ Writing ‘Paper ACKAGE containing i 6o sheets of Writing 19¢ Paper, De Luxe linen-finish stock: white and colors: Good quality. > Envelopes to match; 25 in package; 2 packages, | a (Matin f ioor,) Notions Spool Cotton; 3-cord; black and white: all good numbers; 100-yard spools; dozen, 2jc White Twill Tape; assorted lengths and widths; bolt. 9c Snap Fasteners; black and white; 3 cards, roc Hair Nets; American Lady, and Arline brands; single mesh; cap and fringe styles; all colors excepting gray and white; 6 for 275C Househo!d Aprons of gum rubber; assorted colors; slight- ly imperfect, 25C Waterwave Comb for marcel- ; ling bobbed’ or long hair; all sizes; dozen, 95C (Matin Floor.) Handkerchiefs, 2 for EN’S fine quality, - soft-finished. Cambric 25c Handkerchiefs; large size; hemstitched hem. (Hiandke« rcehief Dept &- Avenue \fain ¥] or.) & ; Collar Laces, Yard N Venise Lace pat- J terns; straight and cir- 39¢ cular effects; especially suit- able for collars and jabots. (Lace Dept.—Alain ia r. Thrift Princess Slips F striped cotton $ tent flesh co'or 1.56 and white. Strap shoulders with hemstitched and picot edge. Hip hem. (Second Floor.y Breakfast Cloths F fine quality ~ bleached cotton $1.50 damask that will not lint. Neatly hemmed. 54x54 inches. (Second Floor } ¢ Linen Tablecloths ATTERN Table- $3 95 . _ cloths or heavy. weight bleached linen damask; closely woven in neat floral designs. 2x2 yards. (Second Floor.) ou== ee a re ee ee Linen Tablecloths EMSTITCHED ~ H Tablecloths of fine $2.95 silver-bleached all-linen dam- ask. 64x90 ‘inches. (Second ; se or ) Mattress Covers ELL-MADE Mat- — tress Covers of $1.79 good quality unbleached muslin. For three-quarter size beds. ‘ For full size beds, $1.95 > (Second Floor.)- Bath Towels EAVY_ weight bleached Terry cloth 39¢ Bath Towels; neatly hemmed. 22x44 inches. Second Floor.) Picture Cords, Pair, WHIRE-FILLED silk $I 35 00 Cords, in all shades with loop top and tassel. (Fifth Floor.) Picture Cords WIRE-FILLED Silk 7 Cords, in all shades, O9C V-shape with loop top and. tassel, (Fifth Floor.) ee ee ee Sewing Machines NEw Ruby Sewing $29 75 Machine, made by the New Home Co. Drop- head model, long shuttle vibra- tor type. Light-running, ball bearing stand. Walnut-finish woodwork. Complete set of attachments. Purchase can be made on converient terms of payment. . (Fifth Floor.) Privet Hedge, 50 for CALIFORNIA Pri- $] 69 vet Hedee. good size,: well branched and root- ed: especially adaptable to this climate. (Fifth Floor ; GRAND-LEADER een, - Timely Features of Special Interest Annual Sale of Silk Hosiery ee -O0O +122 Se 9989 O many, men and. women who have profited by this Sale in past years, its announcement is the signal for liberal purchasing. Because the Hosiery is all of first quality and full-fashioned, the savings are extremely interesting. The mag- nitude of this event is the result of months of. - preparation, during which careful selections were made from the best manufacturers. Chiffon Hose, Semi-Chiffon Hose, r Service Weight Hose, Plain Hose, Clocked Hose—all are ~ included—in black, white and a tremendous variety of Spring shades. All specially priced.. Special Values in Dining-Room Suites HE hostess whose dining: room insistently calls for new furniture will find incentive to purchase in the prices we are now quoting on Dining-Room Suites. _ 'A nine-piece Queen Anne Suite at $183.75 is an exceptional buying oppor- tunity and the ten-piece Italian Suite at $299.00 1s very attractive. Convenient terms of payment can be arranged. (Seventh Floor.) Chinaware Sale . Features 100-~Piece Set ate THis service is modeled on plain shapes of semi-porcelain and shows a double medal- lion effect of blue with neat blue line. A truly unusual value. ‘ A Other specials are a five-piece Mixing Bowl Set at 89c and a 50-piece Dinner Set at $8.95. (Fifth Floér.) Toilet Articles Specially Priced © Quantities limited. No mail or phone orders filled. LOMA," Mary Garden Palmolive Soap, 7c Talcum, 13c Made of palm and | olive oils. Buying limit A delightfully per- | | 2 dozen cakes. 77¢ per, | fumed talcum. . Buying | limit 2 cans. | dozen. ri Chantilly Talc, r2c. : Absorbent Cotton, hospital grade, 1b. roll, 37¢. Van-Ess Tonic, $1.10. Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, 737c and 65c. Palmolive Cold Cream or Vanishing Cream,, 31C. William’s Shaving Cream, double size, 37c. Imported French Chyre Powder, 5c. Dora Powder, 29c. Palmolive Face Powder, 3 3c. Hardwdater Cocoa Soap, 6 for 40c—cake, 7c. > aoe oe a a —— Palmolive Shampoo, 26¢ Cleanses and leaves the heir soft and | glossy. Buying limit 2 bottles. —————aa Oe ER: & FULL ‘ Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls, OOD quality Crepe Gilet Paper. Buy- 33C ing limit 16 ,rolls. AP Se Ne (Fifth Floor.) Cream or Egg Whip .- NEW style Cream A and Egg Whip with $ | 00 tall pottery bowl, white lined, complete with enameled egg . beater and cover for bowl. Exceptional value. : Me? A TM _ (Fifth Floor.) Paring Knives, 3 for TAINLESS Steel Par- S ing Knives, for cut- 49c fruits and veg- (Fifth Floor.) ting meats, etables. Crystal ‘White, to Bars EET BROS. Crystal. White Laundry soap. 38C Buying limit 10 bars, and no es IREPROOF G'ass F Pie Bakers in nickel | 00 plated frame, with side handles, and feet to keep them raised from the table. (Fifth Floor.) eee ae Waste Paper Baskets ETAL Waste Paper Baskets in pretty 88C colors, nicely decorated; suit- able for home or office. 1 ethos § (Fifth Floor.) Bird Cage and Stand RASS-FINISH 5 Bird Cage with $3.98 brass seed guard, removable bottom, complete with ‘wrought iron bird cage stand. _ +. (Kitth Floor, Wall -Paper, Roll, APESTRY and floral 1? etfects, also stripes C and dainty patterns—in Papers suitable for any room in the house.. (Sixth Floor.) ~—--— —- Lawn.Seed, 2 Lbs., IXED Lawn Seed: M high-grade; for city 15C lawns. |. _..¢Fitth Floor.) White Sand, 100 Lbs., URE White Sand,-for 95¢ _ the youngsters” sand pile. (Fifgh Floor.) ’ Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Vacuum Bottles, $1 Quart-size Vacuum Bot- tles, for keeping liquids hot or cold. Corrugated case, which is easily opened. Boudoir Lamps, $2.39 With metal base in old gold and ivory finish. Glass shade with scenic decora- tion. Complete with cord and plug. Glassware, 10c Each | Sugar, Creamer, Butter Dishes, Pickle Trays. and Nappies, of clear Colonial glass style. Ruffled Curtains, 79c ’ Barred Marquisette Cur- tains, with full ruffle side and: bottom; tie-backs to match, 2% yards long. Curtains, $1.55 Pair Of, pink or blue dotted marquisette, with dainty frill ruffle side and bottom; tie-backs to ‘match, - Washable Rugs Mottled cemters with flo- ral borders on ends, in sets to match; for bathroom or bedroom. 27x54-inch, $1.35 30x60-inch, $1.95 24x48-inch, $1.05 24x36-inch, goc ‘Novelty Fabrics, 59c | Fancy woven checks, stripes and figured designs in cotton wash materials: all the desirable colors. 36 inches wide. Broadcloth, 48c Mercerized Cotton Broad- cloth; closely woven with ,printed stripes and figures. 36 inches wide. Fur Chokers, $9.95 The new Ensemble Chok- er or the Ty-on Scarf in va- | rious colors of thibetin, red; gray and black fox; also nat- « ural stone marten. Children’s Shoe $1.19 Excellent: grade Shoes of tan calf and combinations, tan calf and smoked elk. Sizes, 5'2 to 1034. Men’s Slippers, $1.00 Black kid House Slip- pers; Everette style, with turned soles. Sizes to 1! (Thrift Avenu Min Floor.) ER eee ee — ————— MAY be had with curve good size bowl; are cool and sweet. Pipes. 6 for 25c; box of 50 for $2 Socket Pipes | | .69 ; l or straight stem. Have Very desirable ‘\ John Ruskin Cigars (Main Floor.) Men’s Spring Caps ‘= FF XxCELLENT woolens re used in making these Caps which come in popular. Spring styles. \_They ‘are in checks, plaids and solid colors. Silk serge lined, and leather sweat bands. All sizes. (Main Floor.) ae Men’s Union Suits HESE Suits are tailored in\the athletic style of checked nainsook, with wide band of elastic web- bing in the back. Taped neck and arms and closed crotch. Sizes from 34 to 46. (Main Floor.) Fringed Panels | $ 1 95 Each ATTRACTIVE ‘ artifi- cial silk Panel Cur- tains with scalloped bot- toms and trimmed with artificial silk bullion fringe. priate for the various rooms in the home. Un- usual values. (Sixth Floor.) They are appro-. — | | | Mixing Bowl Sets 4 . 59¢e E, THOUSAND sani- tary glass Mixing Bowl consisting of five Sets Bowls in assorted ' sizes, These are very convenient. for cooking, mixing cakes, etc. The values are ex- ceptionally attractive. (Fifth Floor.) ° 42 HESE are made of good quality cloth over strong steel frames, and: are cloth lined with pockets in the lids. They are full size and have toilet tray. Choice -of 24, 26 or 28 inch sizes, (Fourth Fleer.) Enameled Suitcases © Table Aquariums $100 ARTISTIC table Aquar- iums, with stands made of hard composition and ' finished in bronze. They have clear glass bowls and stand ‘Complete. 1344 inches in height. 1000 on sale at this special pfice. ‘Orlental Thrift { . — A azaar, Fifth Floor : AvVente — Maln rat a Te sl . ot’ at v oP 4g &.

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Thive a ? - “ee re to Your Advantage Is Choice From Our Assortments of Modern Home m aaramieac wi Most Dependable Kinds— ‘| Fea tured Tuesday—Special Values in Refrigera torgs There’s a : Style Here to Fit YOUR Home--Offered a at Material Savings, and Any of These Models May Be Purchased on Our C onvenient Deferred-Payment Plan ; ——— Economic Automatic Refrigerators Refrigerators st $27.95. #8 $44.95 Leonard Fx yonomic models, Y " the popular apartment house | An excellent, ecientifically | style—white enamel lined; ice built make: with white enamel capacity about 100 lbs. lining, side-icer door, and about 100-l1b. ice capacity. White Frost Refrigerators Automatic | Priced 1 et wk $63 arene Splendid Refrigerators of all- $42.50 37 95 metal construction — built in | Value... € . round style, and finished inside He and out with white' or gray | Side-icing Automatic Refrig- enamel. |} erators with white enamel! lin- i Other White «Frost styles | ing and golden oak finished 472.00 and $85.50. : | case; about 75-lb. capacity. $16.95 Gliding Lawn Swings ...-..-- oececekes nos $14.95 $12.95 Upright Lawn Swings «-.-++eseeessesess $11.25 85.95 to $8.25 Lawn Benches... .-.-+-e++s.«- $4.95 to $7.24 . $1.95 Folding Steamer Chairs ..++ee-aseees-+-es: $1.54 oe ra £4.30 S-qt. Ice Cream Freezers. ...--e0eeeeeeeee $3.65 $34.50 Economic 2 Hee $2.25 2-at. Ico Cream Freesers .......00.0.+++-.- $1.84 $10.45 14-in. Famous Lawn Mowerns. ....--«+++++-. $9.35 Leonard ‘Econémic Refricer: atars, with dura- $6.95 50-ft,. Sections Garden Hose «..««-+.e-+0+-+: $5.95 ee eee Nning; side-icer style; lice $2.50 All-Metal Hose Reels ........-seeee ee eeeee: $2.15 capacity of about 100 lbs. $27 95 | $1.40 Cocoa Door Mats ......-.++«. poovnegseoess $1.10 Priced 2. .-0+++e cere ereereececee $3.75 150-ft. Rolls Poultry Wiro .....3...00.0-0-. $3.35 ‘ $5 150 ft, Rolls Poultry Wire 7. > - | | | | ata atataPatat at shi’ ate Dmg Sela. - - the Pair. ..+.. @ Ecru colored Casement Curtains of artificial silk—offered in a range of interesting and attrac- tive patterns. They are carefully madc—and finished at the bottom with deep, lustrous fringe to match. Very worth-while values! . Casement Curtains | Ruffled Curtains Filet and Scotch weave Curtains in choicest Practical crossbar marquisette Curtains of § patterns; made with straight or scalloped bot- good quality; made with full, fluffy ruffles toms and finished with thread or bullion style | and tie-backs to match. Ideal for bedrooms, fringe. Ecru tint. nurseries, etc. Excellent value, | 50 THO Palr....--cesccvece So eccccccce $7.50 | EES ESS A Ee eee eT $ . Fifth Floor Special Groupe Tuesday Will Prompt Many to Save on Electric Appliances One of the F eature Groups in the Basement Coat Section— - Inthe Basement Millinery Section— : : . MPD ae “= - Spring Coats|| Women’s Hats — In Regular and Extra Sizes | Offered a ak .69 "es OO @ Spring Hats of good quality straw, $ , in Spring shades. styles for matrons as well as ws women. Every one neatly trimmed and q@ A group that affords economy for women who require extra-sizes as well as regular. They are fashioned of Polair, Poiret Twill, Downywave, Bengalana, Polotone and Lar- | rishag. Jrimmed in the newest ways and wi shown in the desirable Spring shades. Children’s Hats } a@t....00. Pokes and drooping brim Hats tm the 7 * \ _ > . , J | Coats to meet every taste! Select your new Spring styles and trimmed WERE Dependable “Hotpoint” Make—Pieces T ermed “Imperfect” ae ‘Sav ag es new Coat from this group Tuesday! pleasing. collection. res” _ tn 7 annernediommr Eta 66 : Basement Economy Store _ Basement Economy : 9-Cup Urns | Phrcolators | | and th AN “ - y shades 3 7% IN - Ural al illustra .) i ] “t Hostess will delight in these ‘dainty C M; ideir rad *ral designs, and: hand-scal- “Ped edges; 36x36 inchés. Round Three. hang Scalloped Set 13. ie OPK ; amless Rugs; 9x12 size, in this sale............$32.96 pacoment Se _-. se ee RAADAADAALAAD4D90444046040000000b0000ROb DERE ORE Ade a nn “a = + as aah - _orrrrerTrerlererlhTermh eel el erhUL ermhlL eee ee ltd hh hh i | ’ _-. - SS eo LL - » y hd ie ee eee, ee es» runner and e mats: se? 2 - - $10. 95. Se - Second Day of the Offering New and E ‘Card Table Covers. Vales. Se overs of linen> with a hand embroidery in ' - §9e Doilies Madeira Dollies with and * «¢ "eeeeae@Rgeeoasee $2.50. Vanity Sets. or Madeira Sets with mbroidery and ~ hand $14.45. Leseeh = ah ; ; spe, Italian Sets of linen, | hantl embroidery and cut ! oe + ee eet

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PE Oo eR SaES ER CEE e = ae i iieaidii eo) “te at, haat eee mag RE Ee SOR ee Oo te, F >. ss oe VRE Ts, Bey ~ * x 4 et . . é ef Pe wer Se ee Bg “ * - ™ I ae BARS . J LSTA + ii Sr eee PE re Bas SF ye 2 Asa adel ' Fe Ee gree eg Ps Sail Vem | | 4 M ’ : MONDAY, , | 1ONDAY. a, mye 24. 19°. he al T e 3 | | MARCH “ia, 1925, . = ee da 7 ai bc eect DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CITT Cire ulation than BOTH other } Oey fab ewan COMBIN ED STIS POST-NMSPATCH ee ie — _— ——— See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 14. Double Eagle A ( | Elizabeth Arden —Has Her Representative Here Stamps Tuesda | @.As personal, representative of thiy renowned a Centerpieces—ail of | Pp of 1" easel > * beauty oe mas ERAN , Will give St. Louis in simple designs; ob. ff | e Give, E ‘agle Stam women authoritative advice on matters of beauty | | Cash or $2.50 i Me Largest Distributors of Merchandise | and complexion care. In our Toilet Goods Section "Third Floor | | $ re arere at Retail in Missouri and the West | ; \ = i BX 'k ax VS Be printed and plain voiles—printed foulard Sa- | ° ) oe : | Pai fA RS y ; | Oe" § eh teen—plain and printed ginghams—challis . | . : . ~ . J ney %¢ ses ' G 3 ‘ j eal , prints—colored suiting—printed Cantons— printed silk-mixed crepes—and embroidered, : linen-finished suitings are among the Kant- € An unusual group, includ- | | : . " : 5 ’ \Y : « | | mt! , , . , : ¢ .: . @ Our entire line of floor sample fade fabrics. ing tailored. and lace-trim- ia q The Spring needs of girls . ana shopworn Autemaeinetie at | med Dresses of Irish, French . ; = 13 to She x og | ~~ 6 ea 0 Ne een Sa . a . . , ; : . ‘ : , : ; ese pri } 4 Ss x ‘rocks— i e: A v» | Ing. ere are mat Bi ‘Ss. Pictorial Review Patterns rahe ™ Belgium linen; handmadc flared and straightline models- ‘ ¥ ae Te $5 Sidewalk Cars models of imported broad- : | for everyday wear and stvles _. emer oxices '_ewish rubber-tired stéel cloth with drawnwork and , that are made dressily smart Mt a ee wheels, rubber’ pedals, $3. 75 have been used for the fashioniny of twenty-tive charming frocks made from ‘*hant-fade’’ Fabries nett , , ; and shown in our Wash*Goods Section on hying | mo pastel colors; striped with Jabots, buttons, plain ) models; also, for a short time, a representative of | broadcloth, voile and tissuc bands, nibbon ues and dainty se Baby Dolls he Pictorial Review Pattern Company will be here | gingham models with attrac- | (collars and cuffs. i | ~just like’ real babies are these to offer suggestions in making up these fast-color bes , : | : Horsmarw Tynie” Dolls— wrapped | —" ; Te tive trimmings. L ohalles di | in.a baby ; $ weaves with the use of these’ patterns. a. | S Sitabinee af aheeee, “ ~ THEE Bol RAE . ae 4. 95 wood handle and bell.. —— — — _— ee ee te ee — 3 styles in ' ? a the choice for every taste | 11.95 Velocipedes. There’ are 40 sty KE dudreandte': gladaiee $11.95 Velociped & 2 “~ ~ ; no 5 i = 5c Colored Voiles — Printed Crepes Foulard Sateen. og rn peer Bie. Fourth Floor — ($7.45 Coaster Wagons, $5.95 —Priced at, Yard —Priced at, Yard —Priced at, Yard | raleg User 7 $1.19 Easter Novelties. .05c i ; Basement Gallery 85C $1.25 . ec : | Assorted The Radio Section Features a Special Group of 40-in. sheer plain - colored Silk*mixed Crepes of fast col- | Cotton Foulard Sateen in neat , , Ia - | ‘fq Volles for frocks and ider- r; $6 in. wide and in delight- nd Yancy designs of many : r : n’s - Simerrarrans 288, under. | 0r/ 96 in-[wide and in deight- | and fancy designe of mass Chocolate 5-Tube R 9110 Sets $ 12 a 3. Rob Roy Croth Colored Linens New Suitings | Covered Nuts | | —f Bt ray, long-wearing fab- ure Irish Li ens in many —-of fast color,*linen finished | " ao 50 Value— $ , ; eS ates | M aa-- le OPP ey! ne, se brim Hats tn the ric w pothers will partic- 4 fashionable hues, Rcaes 6 inches wike: aaa an $1.25 Value—Pound marr yy "FETT $ ° | iH beep agg te eee : tal at | oS LAWNS nd trimmed wth rib- arly like for “kid- ~ wash and bo g papular col | . - 7h 4\\\ Qpecia ie Y 6 - BAAN ireity effects. A very jf dies’ clothes; yard... -'59c wi fading l. 19 ER 99% > — , a nit i : Third Floor _ > . as : VAL : , ’ Seems Sosnemy Store : | . ' (* ° . i. Y= AAI This Price Does Not Include Equipment || — Boys Contes Br ake as E q@ In this interesting collection there are such A « For Your Bedroom or Boudoir—Choose One of These @- Selected Nuts —wa! — — | Pela Dilorhectonsete: (Phceeocen tik ae ae | Bicycles wal- a —————— | | ee and Nightingale. They are all of tuned radio frequency circuilts—guaranteed to cyt out,Jo- S, “ans an ‘ . == P . lm orted Alabaster Clocks ee ena a ae cal intereference and bring in the long dig- $35.00 Value—Special : re , , tances. , p ly delicious milk = and Freshman Masterpiece 5-Tube Sets, in- $10 Belltone Loud Speakers, adjustable | | dark chocolate. stalled complietc uuit A $3.50 Value—Tuesday at............ | Cutting-Washington Consoles, | $3.75 Eveready 45-v. “B” Batteries, $2.39 50c Mints complete ... a $2 EF edivetidie 22',-v. “B” Battertes . .$1.15 | . |Greupe of : uits 4 all-arpund and three- | tweeds, in neat pat- s lined and have rein- nt s’ Topcoats | od tweed in plaids of colérs: also plain mixtures. Lined and ound belt. . $5 95 »S8 years... ° be’ 98¢ to $1.95 $1.18 cmshent ‘Economy Store -@ Dainty Clocks that we were most for- i UR octet So. ae $255 Fada laic model Neutrodynes, in- | $1 “Talking Tape,” 100-ft. rolr for. .6%¢ tunate to obtain in a special purchase-- a Pes Eine oe stalled complete | = $15 Bull Type Chargers....... 9: - $6.95 | ©18 to 20 inch frame mddels— and that many will be pleased to haoed sith sweet chocolate: special Zit-1 3-Tube Sets, installed wT en i All Radio Parts in stock at discount of. at the sale price. Just 200 of thems—in 81 equipped with adjustable handle-’ 15% b . ; | " -? - . , ars, spring saddles, rubber pedals Magcnutrol Sets, installed complete. . . $89 $18 Philco Storage Batteries, 6-volt, 100 and guaranteed tires. The frames shades of rose, green, gray, blue and nat- sis Radio Cabinets, two-door model, QMIPCTO onc cdessccnevercessesees $15.95 are handsomely enameled—with ural alabaster tint. The graceful stvle is Candy Shop—Main Floor $13.95 | Sixth Floor rims and mudguards to match, illustrated here. . * senee Wiese —— é . Sixth Floor “4 : f Tuesday—Profit Extremely and Beautify Your Home by Selecting Ons of These $600 Walnut Dining-Room Suites] —I10 Attractivel y Designed Pieces—Special at Second Day of the Unusual Selection Afforded in the Sale of . a SPLPPLL GASPS SSOP C INN ans ieee iia aie ae ei ial ee — . Offering New and Exquisite Kinds at Decidedly Important Savings ~*~ & Lis [oH 1. @ E legant walnut Dining Suites with solid ma- rs’ Blouses TEES. Covers Aca. — Table Covers i Wi) iB |) 6 hogany drawer work. The excellent constrwe- ue | BBE] $495 0 85.05 Madeira Special. $2 mt. awe | “_e ~~ “TR i tion and artistic designing of these Suites will id $1 5 oh s SMR sessile. $3. 95 | Napkins eam 9.75 a = ; mr ROSS | appeal and each one consists of oblong dining Me cee oe wi delight in these | $7.95 Value, Doz., 4 sae cove pe Getehs sags meee 7 eae iy ———w table, serving table, 72-inch buffet, china cabi- ¢ vers of linen, with tin se richly s of madras, cotton Madeira and embroidery in “ 95 | Madeira Linen Table Covers— . A ila. at Niles; co 18 i] net, o chairs ‘and | armchair with tapestry seats ) : 3 cham bray and percale. with cut work and eyelet de- Beever: ul desi ? , y 1-SCr le ' sa —_— . ) — — _ : g 8 Ee is, ana hia 1¢ cha ; . a ’ xXx~4-in, acl sizes; hand embroidered in | l4x24-in; en | : = | ‘ eyelet designs, with rose point | w | | . ——— a ¢ overstuf with Walnut Suites with «dull-rubbed Dull-rub Gnished- Tables with « ith : $1 ; . : pet aah atay . uile . r t 6 . white layers. ate 4.45 Lunch Sets scalloping. Anen we" Gues Towels, ' \ taune davenport, chair finish and mahorany drawer | 60-inch tops of 5-ply mahogany filling and ap Pion a Blec *e iby Alian Sets of linen, $3.50 val., 18x36-in., $2.45 finished t croc het lace : ) i. sur it work, bow-end bed, 50-inch | veneer; gracefully designed, ick's Day deco With hand embr snd cut: “4.25 val.. 18x45-in. $3.95 \ “edge and m¢ : y and wing .chnan | dresser, large wardrobe and van- | strongly made and suitable for asement Economy store - | Work; runner $5.00 val... 18,54-in., $3.45 each i the much-wanted lvose cushions ity dresser in each Suite-—each many types of rooms. waqii . i — . ; 12 mats; ser . 810). 95. $35.75 val., 18x72-in., $3.95 Third FI vor and well built throughout. piece well Built. ; | Sevesth Fleor . , . Ps , mo} air; eaciy wm with

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: ’ . . J | ; ; | | 4 3 ) % ] ’ | 1 7? : ) : } | = Oe ee . —— ~~ 8 Do You Need Mones? SEEK RELATIVE OF THE cera" [ATENARSHAL FEL 47TCH alone has MO — —— = — ~ 4 \ ° , . “ u ave rege r ~ Ne A a ." ‘/ 4 T* UW ; ~~ ron | bet > > _ ~ a °) : : at os” : -' S ; \! c : si “ . ; iedges. . ‘\ : - s ov ks | - . — ; »\ | ™ ho - 7 4 ih — > ; 4 Eu pe aT “ s u _ me Thrift Co., ne resienca nis Surety Loan & ° : : ° Ok on , \\ ‘ 1022 Lecwst *t. city (Jab Bide. ‘ - . | « £ iT ey ~ ,.* >» ‘ Daily, 9200 A.-M. to 4:30 Fr. M. - ; Roig ( - Saturday Evening. 6 to %. ‘ disappe . | ; 4 “A a r _ | &. y\ r i 7 = r _s uld Gis wn & « ; ¥ New yV K manager of Mars Pia & & ba ; a =? © iT t rec } — : ec } > - : i ic Oune es ; Ss i 3 . . Z r tr «tr&ng . = . ey Package ut an) gy stor @r P **}psonade Salts’ is guar by ft f ° , t) mer : « L« ‘ . ’ * Stop Guessing . You need not guess what Tonsiline : Gontains. Weprnttheingredientson -«.,: every bottle. They are known to be «ex geliable for the treatment of inflamed . in conditions of the throsts ard mouths - ma of children and sdults and have been _. favorites in the presemntions of phy Sicians for many years. ‘ver thirty years use proves Too- siline is the perfect combxna- tion of these valuable crus. Don't accept a subetitur. Insist on the Pettle wh the, long necked frilow on :*. : The Mertnaed , ’ # ava TONSILINE «..- Thrace ? amarty , : EV : 4 @ « —— , os ~ . . , " ~~ " ‘ ee) Gii rs .te* Story) Ty? if - | > . *«e* €} ici > a } ’ . . _ ~ . . *> Z r, aes SPeiire Line ’ "T+ ; ee me es ™ ine €i iT) I f : et.a¢ mer +) , r ; ‘ _—- * eau es ; ‘ea .i1=° ‘ ‘) ; 7 : ” ° “ \ > _* > + > ‘ : mm 44 vv“ as im . i 7 - - . ; . “nm © + P rinciy 4 is ' . an an . ¢ ge? : pit 0 DAYS On NO PAY, pw tg ‘ : oT e tod SRANTHEI Prope. Ox to a! a. — of Da a cm Titerng : ' te tebe ~e mes, at teccont of mar * 3h Antw a ~ : is - wo ind ; bers of the chorus Wil: ~~ "¢ - The Winter Garde sf - in dark for the present s been sufferine from me me that the I \e s friends. sore , > 4 le iiraitts ick «& c ft » = ee * = , . «’ . a ' 2 = q u“ 2% e vu as >| when news of th of Walter Camp, famous Yale graduate and “Father of Football,’ was brought to him in his dressing rvom Saturday afternoon he was ceeply what SOLINI'S SEVERE ILLNESS DUE TO INTESTINAL ULCER ee. See Snet Fliveert? Rupture Cured re: z ' affected, and commented on ; seenjed to him the futility =f The Daily POST-DISP Conrad) DownTow 17 ECIAL FOOD STORE relicate eit Grocery EIGHTH & LOCUST (409 N. Sth Mrect) Make Your Own Seltzer a ee ee oo and Soda Water Sparklet Syphon $7.00 Deviled Crabs ma Pg Bfor SOc} 18¢c Imported Roguectert: ; : boc Apple Rolls ~ Round Steaks See the Food Show Free — ; : ‘A Oh Henry! A fine candy! IOs —=——— rr GREAT IRUUBLE WITH PIMPLES Could Not Sleep at Night. Cuticura Healed. “I had great trouble with pim- ples and blackheads on my face for about three months.. The pimples were mot very large but they were red and itchy. The irritation caused me to scratch and I could not sleep at night. "I read an advertisement for sticura Soep and Ointi_ent and sent for a free sampic. It gave so much relief that I purchased more and in a short time | was compiete- ly beaiec."” Signed: Miss Helen Michell, 1315 Wicker Park Ave bicago, 1ll., Sem. 29, 1924. 7 every @ here Sampie ear tres : “Outicura Laberstorica Dept HE Malden Mass’ Wa” Cuticure Shere Stick 25c. =, SSessnen fongue greys A coated tongue usually ‘WATER America’s Physi c Ticas RysiC mg ° ow ee PISO’S for COUS s ee ke hn ‘ sSmuwanspausaaes el Women s Extra-Size Crepe Bloomers /9c RE CITY Circu — lation than the morning and o —————— ———— Women s Hip-Hem Princess Slips ae: saeearemasininiil saa Ss = a 28 8 a Muslin Chemise Tailored Style St+c Women s > ' \V\ The Store for ne other evening newspaper COMBINED 2... MONDAT, MARCH 16, Ze scaagagagu ss Pi aa aaa 8 Ea Ee Bee ee eaeaaeesees be > | Cotton Crepe A\\ Crepe - Bloomers . Gowns 39c ALL the People 95c Women's Women's | — SS — R LG $1.29 Boston Bags All Leather | 88c $1.50 Fancy , Rubber Aprons All Colors : 69c White Dinner Sets Imperfects of $7.98 Sets $2.98 | 30x31, Cord Tires Every One Perfect 62> 00-Piece : Boys’ Wask Suits | Be | IN THE 52nd ANNIVERSARY SALE oo : _ we Spectal in Our Basement Ready-to-Wear for This Event New Spring Coats--Ensemble Ca fo _— ; 73 Z : : f : Ss ‘ -- 'y a-o @ ~~ —@> my Suits Never have vou seen a more intefr- y esting arrav ef new Coats and En- semble Suits as we have here for . - your seiection. on Anniversary Sale Price ~ | ‘ Beautiful models in e OAS Peiret twills, deer- onas. downywave, ; ; , : > suedes, polaires and flannels, in the new 7 . ~— ra) . . . . ~ * ~ > ~> © irs OL rusSi, bnght SHNades oi. green, rose. tan, a4 — eet «6©668lCU elCUlCU CO / » a r. , s ‘ ‘ PL eear ' J ‘ Anniversary 4 Girlishly cntatt fixe these ginghams and ebambrays— The colors are lovely. Pre orchid, maize, orange and b 14. Two groups at very sf prices. . een eeeeeeeaenreeereee . Anniver Br: Chemise in Filled Hi-Chairs Oak and White Dress Percales Yard I5c 30-Inch 4 Cotton Underwear Crepe, Yard 19¢ Sateen Costume Slips eu? Tricolette Bloomers & Petticoats >] 29 Extra-Size ateen fostume . Slips 95c Crepe Kimonos >] 0 / Printed Crepés Silk Mixed >] 29 -- e x27-Inch Dresses ; ,« ¢ x aA . we \ : = » yA e Long and Filled P whort Crib Pads 39c || 19c ( Led ie navy. Shrimp and black. Sizes 14 to 18, 30 to Boys = Ps 46, 48 to 52. Blouses Sizes § to 16 TH }- bh] ~ . lought spe for this event, a limited number of most attrac. 4 ' —_—_—_—_— .— et Slt . . “31 +8 oc 1¢e 118e TY) » - ults T1 newi¥ designe i Ensemble outfits, made of practical tTwWiils and flar is.*in ros navy, % o> and ora —iZes IOF misses a! (‘Bargain Basement—Nugents.) | — , » . . . ’ Z ? oe S : Infants’ Hemmed nfants Cotton- , Children's Little Tots : Infants inty Muslin Knit Capes * Short Silk Under- Brush Wool Crepe de garments Trimmed Chine Coats Ste || %122 jf 3= Extraordinary Anniversary Sale Fvent-. : —— S000 New e Imported Gingham, line Quality Domestic (,ingham. Full Cut, Sizes 38 to 44 Extra Space }atra Selling Space apd batra Salespeopic to sefwe You Quickly and Satisfacteril, Workmanship . i . “7% . yyy 44a ' ia <i it] ‘ i544 fortable with , deer hems. Will compare with any higher priced Dresses. | Fall Cut, Extra Sizes, 46 to 54 Shop Early s for the Best Selection 4 | ‘(Bargain Te, Wash Dresses Beautiful Patterns and Colors, Splendtdly Made, ata Price Greatly Short of Their Realtb alue : a [hese Dresses have been made under special ‘supervision fror. good quality materials that will launder well and give satisfactort; wear. Unusually large variety of styles that are charming gqrd b-- coming, to please women who will want to purchase not one or two, but many of these Dresses. | Both Regular and Extra Sizes—Adl at One Low Price Materials 20 Smart New Siiyles, fast eqlors. Hieh One Just as flluistrated Full , . -— oe SSS SS RSS RB SRR RRS RER RRR RRRRRRER ERE EEE SSS STS

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“ oe ee ee lil SSE eB ci ER” ft 5% - —— r 7 rt t 4 — 1 eeeA 7 —— e ~~"? yee vey ot oe, oe at te * *: xy ft ' = vw ; MP e LAT Fe ae “ hie * ee ks ae pene. CER Ss oe Pelee. Fe i Le Ae ee eee ee a 3 ye. Se ae .? Saas Bash ; a b = 7 f _ i ee ue ge ge Se t ‘ EE ee et Pe ee SS, ST a. Tae ee Oe eee Gee re ees Mas hy Ck ee | ee eae Oa OST eS , oo * . FPP A i NS is: See eae ee a) ewe me The Daily. POS 1-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MARCH, 16," 1925, ‘ahi Kani ” sf ~~ ee — ( ae a ; _ RE 2a — . Open a Charge Account—It Pays te Buy at Nugents Each Day Adds Interest to This Event NOIVGES ALS) a Sg Won: £,2] Are the Anniversary Offerings Throughout the Store, We Eliminate “oh | . O onder ful Our “Tuesday Only” Offerings During This Sale__. a tt = , F . | , ™ eo oe oe i _— ‘Children’s | Cotton * Sateen “|. Bloomers 37¢ e°a-* 7 (eee eeeeeeteeee ew J 3 - —— s40 000 Ee -as nia nae nras 2 2 ee & > o ° - Children’s and Misses’ 9 COTHR, | AA Ny it j N Li Sh YJ ACCESSORIES .X YY IN@C@W LOW OeS _ B.8 SES 8 28 Se eso rere baa . act wat dae thi . " vs * e . e 2 eo ie a ee a ' ~\ e—_- wa apes » vant wa by Aer te ‘ han ss er - . A Few of the | (2-288 / Anniversary | | senile Offerings -| $2 3 Philippine Lingerie, Gowns. and Chenm- © ise ' ee Newest Spring Ensemble Suits rr sees Oster vee a ee +066 66 6Rb* 48+ weet here eee seSeeescssstcestsct ~ 333° Rete hes Feek ee OPES HOT eee hak ogee Be ee ee. « 70 Hes 64 eee eee ee ~- > ot rigstigertseses: Piette ru bP coeetbrbeses fees 33: Stak Srreeedtiehtbees_ £ PHT SS | any, roe GE at ae D5 SRE. a sees ante ass a x Mi r * ’ ad 5 ti, 4 ‘ -* » a~) © Groupe 3— 79c artd $1.00 Values Actual sketches of some of the Ensemble Suits, $38.52. "382 Smart, Separate. Coats With Stunning Frocks to Match The ensemble costume has so completely taken the country by.storm that this event has been especially planned to meet the ag acre demand. They are warm enough for immediate | wear, smart enough for town wear and attractive enough for sports wear. There is a delightful showing | of Ensemble Suits at $38.92. Beautifully made garments, | : and offered at a price within the reach of anyone. IMAGIN i TWO COMPLETE GARMENTS for only $38.52—which, may be worn separately or ensemble. | Notice: Rich Spring Fabrics tis a com- Poiretsheen Twill Bloom §Charmeen se amen te tae Silks ‘Kashayne Cloth, Etc. __ —fully lined with mate- The materials that take first rank in the new season 's suitings. tch the frock. Every new style treatment. Many are enhanced with self em- rial to ma : broidery. Women who like to be the first to wear the new fashions Georgette Crepe 12 ——_, Thése well-designed Brassieres in flesh oclor broche and fancy pink stripe | Material—with inserts elastic at side or back. Will not phil up above the corset. Included are plain white tailored built-up shoulder, in back and front hook style. Choice,.... 59c (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) 7 $5 Sun-Rain Umbrellas; $3.98 Wardrobe Trunks $23.75 Full Cut Cowhide Trav- $4.25 Hat Boxes; round style $2.95 Chelsa Super-Five Radio Receiving Set ....$85 3000-Ohm Head Phones, $2.18 40-Inch Bengaline and Faille Silks ....$2.98 40-Inch Extra Heavy Satin Crepe ....$2.98 55c Parlor Brooms... .25c 42c Pepperell Pillow- ks oc oee «x Women’s White and Col- ored ‘Kerchiefs~....5c Davis Loud Speaker $5.50 Glove Silk Vests, sizes 36 to 42 $1.29 + ie ae — Zs $1.38 to $1.89 Fiber Vests, ustrave ; liand embroidere Wemte oi Chemise, Step-Ins $1 $1.25 to $1.75 Women’s : Union Suits Anniversary Sale of Silver-Plated Ware $3.95 Silk Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise $2.95 $1.95 Stamped Bed- A brand-new shipment including water pitchers, well and tree’ pattern; spreads ee eee -:$1.59 $15.50, Nugents 45-lb. All- vegetable dishes, cake stands, baskets, vases, “| >“. 4 e Sa a SO ee Sh OO! ~~ » y So rt . “4 ; Ps sy, , A P ~ e a -_ P : . on h . - ‘ 40-Inch Hairline Crepes $] 2 4 ‘ > A ~" ' : ar ~ = ‘ > —" © - se Ae “ ome ee ee : - : “ i (SRE RR RRR EEE EEE EE Te ee Anniversary Sale 1000 Pieces eo » Lingerie Specially Purchased In Extra Sizes Gowns, envelope chemises, elastic knee Bloomers = and Princess Slips. ~ . ~. - + Felt Mattresses. $11.52 $25.50 Nugents 30-lb. Ka- poc Floss Mattresses, $19.52 $9.00 All-Felt 20-lb. 4x6 Davenette Pads, $7.52 ‘ain. Re beik Me vt 39c to 49c sorted | Panel Laces ae . 1 C nts.) roain Kasement—% one seu aa sie sss gravy boats, candlesticks. All on good nickel-silver _ bases, heavily plated. $42 (Main Floor—Negents.) Special oP we Es | i 7 | . | a..8 a ~s. a 8 a | : : j i —_ , , : sed “ : tee « ool tare “ - = 4h . & = a B. * 7 . * eo * e le : | . | | a..8 a . | | fe. g. mi a..8 : . | gk... | F . oe fh ove —_ ; obi + soeee ‘ e+e ie seen a. « 2 ' = e . ee . a I a a oo ae ‘“ ated ' Load sa seed . dish bed 7 ~~ s oboe doers ‘ a o ‘ reas wee $6.50 Anniversary Choicy Duck Feather Pillows, pair $4.52 $23.50 Foster Steel Beds, square post style, $19.52 $13.50 Double-Deck Steel Coil Bed Springs, . SE ~) 7, 5 : ". . \ +2 ee, > ‘ . . . yy a, J a . ~ > “se - — @a%° i & 4 Every coat is full length and can be worn with any other frock. Every dress is com- pletely finished and can be worn without the coat. ~~. Cm la oe ee he and who are economical besides, will find this sale a great opportunity, There Are All Sizes for Misses and Women Wigwam K 2 o ? ae > Ho - *o\ , ae t* er en SS: ot > : s Ave sf ie a's eatin A ATED I Ns Navy Second Floor 2 8.8.8.8 2.8.8. 8.8 8 Be Se. Rust Snuff ; 4 q 5 a } ‘ : , 5 at = ¢ t Mh a 4% yA i ~ Cy . nT “~~ *% " i a * . - yi» “. \ ' + 4 Cay, * . . ee} ‘* a te _ ‘ ‘ s ~ » r V3 ‘ ¥ ape? _— - Rar Er | RP aE et em — ~ * One eee : ; > = q - Colors: Chili Gravel Tiger Eye

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~ ——~ = vy + ney crt 10 US POST-DISPATCH ——— rr SOMO ILE ae we —— EE Se aa acre a ey aie RF Pd ale at SE eee wwe he only quick-cooking WHOLE OAT __—— A THREE DAY®’ COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SEAL Chronic coughs and persistent colds on her part. lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsio di with twofold action; it soothes the inflamed membranes and : . ple in or@in ’ 5 i ‘err tHe court i; kT ess e' DENNISTOUN DENES SELLING WIFE'S HONOR “ye A ae -“2 7 LONDON, >. 7 lia ¢ crowd of fas! ,OTia .* . f @% .a:% nie oe — TOG aS wa} aaat .4 _ i ~~ a . — . ~owager Countess of Carnarvon: fas to “I am glad they are going %¢ _ be: married tomorrow. Now I can put the screw on.”’ The maid added that her mis- tress, who always had confided in her voluntarily and without prying nis @ new medical | ng Col. Dennistoun’s letters, which she intended to: use during the | trial. Mrs. Dennistoun told her she had been through “a terrible ordeal,” the maid declare “She said it was a dreadful thing : ’ creosote is rec- | drugs, ognized by the medical fraternity as the greatest healing agency for the treat- ment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat and lung troubles. ulsion contains, in addition te creosote, other healing elements which soothe and hésal the inflamed men- branes and - the irritation and in- the creosote goes on inital Sn sheshet into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble. ' amd destroys the germs that lead to Consumption. Creomulsion is guaranteed OT oe | in the treatment of chronic coughs and colds, bronchial esthma, catzrrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung —— and is excellent for building u Beg system after colds or the flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold, no matter of how long stand- ing, 7 not relieved — taking accord- ing to directions. As your druggist. Creomu!sion Co. Atlanta. Ga. VEETISEMENT _ KEEP LOOKING YOUNG ' to use letters against anvone whos iad joved you,” the maid a ified. “She aiso told me that althou ich she had married Col. Dennistoun. she had never loved him.” .. The witness said her mistress had told her that Col. Denn‘setoun owed | her lots of money and she was forced to use the letters to get it back. Says Wife Admitted Miscondact. Col. Dennistoun testified that his former wife- had confessed to | him within a few months after their marriage in 1919. that she had been ‘unfaithful to him The man in the case. he said was Oscar Senkouse, a young American who frequently was mentioned in the earlier davrs of the trig! and with whom Mrs: Den- nistoun on cross-examination had denied there was any undue inti-/! |macy. He said he first became | suspicious in 1911, and : ’ ' It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secre of keeping young 1s to | feel young—to do this wateh your liver there’s no need of taving a sallow you must | and bowels— | |clared, he comprexion—dark rings under rour | eyes—pimples—a bilious look ace—dull eres with po spar- Your doctor will tei] you oine- ty per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a acl! known phyv- Necian in Ohio, perfected] a vegetable compound myted with ofive of te ‘eet on the liver and powe!s, whicb he gave to tits pacvouts for vears. Dr. Badwards’ Uiive Tablets, tlre substitute for calomel, are gentie in their action yet always effectivé. They ~sbhout that nsetura! buoyancy hich al! should enjoy ty toning up the liver apd clearing the system of impurities BPéwards' Olive Tablets are knows te thelr olive eoler Ih° and Bie LOANS Your good reputation, en- dorsed by two friends, fur- nishes our security. Any sum from $25 to $5,000. $100 costs you $8 interest and 50 weekly payments _ of $2 each. Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Screer - 343 (COUGH CONFECTION) Seothes the tongue ond mouth, ;there with Gen. Cowans. He said >} - - . Rey fees : - she wrote afterward admitting Nn misconduct. and that the letter «2: as his ta , : iw oe — : D0G MOTHERS TIGER CUBS Animal¥Y Are Born in Winter WJuar- ters of Circus. eo (oe ‘ }’rese a . . . ° 4, ' ON. Ga Ma ¥ gers n wi arter sofa rcus here yesterda ere being ere » hug : 7 ~~ oe « 1.n - -_” , rr + - 7 ; aa [ress 7 ~ - ~ = > - ~ > _ =- . = on 4 O02 } trainer said, the dog is fond t ¢ iat ot a ~ *- _- . = ta c« & RICH HILL, Mo. Marc! Charles E. Brow Missouri | f rak An f NevVad M ¥Vus &K « i ne & pe er on ’ . , - ' z - =? .s > ‘ HH = ae a = 1.8 Saas ,as . ’ i me : tie Was 2 : Ss lL wife =} ———— Strike in Italy Settled. LAN. Mak March 16.—E——— : - oa _ — ——— ed rned that Sen- in - 4 . left STACKS HD AUTOS, TRING SUSPECTED Men Held by Police Fol- St. Patrick Day Candy | Regularly 60c Lb. Kach ‘box contains delicious sorted chocolates green opera @i ' cocoanut potatoes, bonbons, | | Lb. box Candy Cross-Word Puzzle Dictionary | Regularly $1.25 Defines all words in simplest’ lan- ruage and contains many new words titat have recently come $I] 00 e ie Sao into use. Special Book Shop—Sixth F ioor. | — Suggs cn meses ae 9 to 5:70; Saturday, 9 to 6 . : Yi : Shop—First Floor, aaa Store Hours: Olive and Locust From Nintg to Tenth ae = we ee | er Puwing Recovery of Several { Stolen Machines. “The ase" 3 95 years old. of $466 Chouteatt| sue, when he attempted to sell ‘ford touring car under circum- Sw which the police regar*ed | jguspicious, 3 yesterday resulMed in | uncovering of what is belierad/ be an aul tromobile theft ring of ortions, operating in St. ¢ferson County. are under | “TUESDAY SPECIALS Which Constitute Only a Partial List of These Important nen Values Offered Tuesday. Look for ‘Tuesday Special’’ Signs Throughout the Store — eS — ee ‘ ~— - -_-— aga - . pm oe - -_—- ore Oo—_ CF + ee A ————_ _— _ _ ———— - Pare $ Lisle Hose Regularly $1.50 eR bined Table Geen Regularly $1.25 Yd. = — I = —— —_ Ee — — — — --—— ee ee New Household Aprons Regularly 65¢ Each Satin Buisdoir- Slippers Regularly $2.25 Bach prop nis and Je Lreé other men . ~ 2° . , _ 2 _ Today. ' - “se Pretty, full-size Aprons of fi gure : Full - fashioned _lisle All linen, ub : Especially eomfortable and well Eee and several st mapas oe yp Srsors. le ‘wel t} mar fe i acks in mate! with vertical stripes. bleached Table Da- made quilted satin. Slippers with’ will sid eS. somerous ene have been’ Ss aaa: Brown with blue, black mask in attractive chrome elk soles and pompon trims. : sories oe vat ae ae blu: c. overecd, co Jlors—pink, ing ° : ” with blue, black with : Copen blue, lavender, $ ecellaneous parts being ereen. Durable and easi- : Le > “ae : floral iy’? $ 00 pink light - blue, ‘black, 9 agers peggy ene pe aah say ae Iv washed. Tape ties purp “e $ 90 terns Rb asd Ridge jesides Carmi. soil La] t withsel mr old rose. Alf sizes, —_ ae arrest are James) and tape ai . n ' i en uneaee | neck Fach stripe ni he ~ : ? enc of 471 15 Jaffitt: avenue. Ao See Ne Hosiery Shon—First Floor wide. Yard Women's Shoe Shop—Second Floor. ‘etor of a repair.shop at 6217 ; = - hou P " : ‘ hind Linen Shap—Second Filo sof . on avenu eS; James Lwyer, Sr | ——, = = — ——————— — _y—— ae ————_—[—[—[—[—[======—=——_—————==_=_—T_——_— ————————— —____- ——--———} ————— 1032 Tamm avenue. 4 mechanic Oe oe Seployed in Parsons’. shop, ang “ ah —— — = —$—$————o oo S$ ——————— es ied ; or - m) Vornberg. 49. a aa 7 : smer. -Parsons was -¢ ’ «6G 1? ~ its English Prints Imported C aie 5 . . 10.000 ) bond. - Wing Rocker End Table | Boys’ “Sampec aii ul 8 p on $26.000 SORE aad Regularly $1.50 arm! Regularly 59c Yard bile. ax | lesroc m near Jota or Chair Regularly $4.25 | , With Extra Knickers x: Graduated “Beadaa gutomobile, salesroom near 166d Regularly $39 Be 3 Regularly $22.50 . Neat patterns an d | round and oval shap we a ne was unable . to . oxplaia Beautifully . finished A limited number Suits in 7 to 18 year sizes, taken colors in this array of form: vhéese ‘erase ! factorily how he came inte 2: co oe "‘eniieainla of neatly made from our regular steck and including English palileith ra Chaka a of the car he was ofter™ so Bag nit a eee bles ft = plain coat, half-belt and belted alf- Prints. 0 psale. When te I pho stered lt t. nmectry Ta eS in- $ Y5 , J ; ‘. Fast to suD All the hew er / ater found to hare been stol- or velo Ff nm 1) 5 Data Bin oF aroun models in tweed, cassimere baer hatn | Spring ons ri is said to have adnritted , Several 7 “J i ae and cheviot. An exX- 85 a, —w Yard ° colors | rings 01 erations and desig- et eo —_—_- a\ alnut ceptional ** Samm - 3 in. wide ar ed the Cis) ton avenue repair = er o>: Fur re Shonp— eck’ value Colored Wash Goods- ) Vandervoort's deretre | and the High Ridge farm as Furni re Sh p— . a ame | ( : GilUlGeseseeves ; Shop—Second Floor. ) Shop—First Floor. ts ere part of the loot could Fifth Fioor. oO Bors* Clothing Sh ob—Sec ond Floor. ~ | . : i at = — =— — a — - —— ee ame verge aac gt: _ a - “9 ® th repair shop the police’ he aoe Fas ee SE AN ee ae EE eS aoe es ‘Ford motor blocks on - NT a +a a numbers “had been Windsor Chair " Three-Quarter Sooks a Printed Linoleum tar, ondag Gnpleeeae h | Sports Blouses els. several/other Ford’ Regularly 35c Eag | Se: ext Regularly $24 | Regularly $1.25 Regularly $1 Yard ines‘and a "iuick body were —— Just the Soeks for Nicely tailored ; ; 1 besides the two coupes. | wii Authentic Wallace Nutting . girls this Spring: Full- Blouses, cut full and in Good quality cork-base Sees een red wan ae Brine Chairs, in ten patterns. An fashioned | derby rib. fast colors. Made of Tnoloush in she m, he said. for the use of his! | Se White lisle with blue | striped madras’ and ainoieugmi 1n c nas a place to dismantie auto-j| ae - example: ) = check eh; | . Pa rsons and Dwyer also er yercale. In ' “s . and Mine 5 aes» high back, $ ofl cuff; 5 ttn: he 7. aise’ i to a. \ wanted tile a knowing ‘ 7 f o_o : . 7 Sm - > _ . Tl. a | Ivre shape 4 pairs ) 14 years _ block designs. Sq. Yd. nveatization de being ese. : as ae Children’s Hosiery Shop— Sat ee wines * Rue Shop—Fourth F _today in. the charge _ of; Furnitur Shop-—-Fifth Floor. First F! aol Boy: home p> ge Rug Shop-——ourth Floors, Bf. Peinwald and Sergeants Pu's — EE ——— _ em ———— - ooo ——————— ee Wander ? the Automobile ———=—=—=—_— . heft Bureau -* the Police Depart- me ————— _ os ——— ——— _ as — OC ————— nn —- — 4 ———— ed china. ree patterns, | a ae 4 ger with drop leaves \ ” 1 2 all border decorations. =o ee with | »O0KCaKE tn Si: chelf ™ “4 dine. With Co.ore¢ = 6 each of : S «the "pat I Loved Stole ¢ | shelves. 50 inches high, and : ne If. Remoy\ 1 ic 3 $ . 85 cd te Wt fast $ g pm ) Get t. awed” e akes the First Finish Last : 4] 0 ahe tea § aots in vile =—— plates, bread o7 J) a - — IT T4ORITZTEO ee ' | Gate Leg Table 3 Tussah 8 Bias gree gene Replica Pearl Chokers. , th Reg. $1.75 and $2 p LS. ) & | Casement Clo Two distinetively at- Regularly 95c : | waemes Regularly $21.00 Regularly 69c_ tractive styles in this soe , 2 > . {St Standard 4 uali group—plain white has Artificial-filed Pearls in all # . \ i\f ° (‘olonial design with turned with rich, oY seslioe >) sheets and 50 en- “ the pretty pastel colors so 2 “: i “a ‘ . - U E : -» T Eleetric Iron ( ords; sion Co rds, 10 feet . _ “Ors, . SPCTIO is. - =| =s- " . ‘ oa 9.Ts . ker atta a vente 75! ~/ DHE). oO ae ve, eee feet long, with “cord Durably made it. 26 inches high. | as lke ggers A 3 arm Slices of bread at ome $ jz, 95 that fits ware : ~ — mcnes So - Sb ’ : | : } . ie § es lor : = $ 06 wee: time. Guaranteed a J any iron. C special re at OTL. -> — . a ~ i begs cde ] yy} one vear, ; ‘omplete [ value SiLiis if : c Fornitur ectric Shop—Basement* a, Shop— Basement. Electric . 7. o - ged et 5d Le TD mt ve aS F Velvet Rugs Cotton Paiste Double Sockets Men’s Socks — = Crepe Regularly § ba ard Each R 75c 7. e] od Regularly $45 to $57.50 Regularly $1 Yard ae gulay ly Velvet Rugs of fine quality (‘otton Canton Crepe, black com 4c y ky ery Sock 5 perteect ana allover designs, in tan, blue, a in colors ya es gees - Three-Way the substantial saving opper- fo >n 42 Main Col or - Vepressed : taupe STOLE mds. $ en "2 and Sockets tunity: ay oH but- re Bilious ' (x lresses hree - way Sockets Le | m3 Loot, : 36 in. w ide e Yard a. 69¢ Sizes 914 to 11b2. Laxative g Shop—Fifth Flo Colortd Wash: Goods Sho! pecennan. Men's Furnishing Shop—Firat Floor. Second Floor. Electric Shop—Basement. eo = —= —~ 7 r of new Pianos and recondi- } neat patterns 00 and styles af a smaii ruc. and stairs, as we : - x I. 4] t a Fa ord tioned. Théy have ° § Sor ae | nc ea en $ 25 Be 2. cood tone and easy io} rites i: beens oO - hos FOOT . ane AASV s ; im . er) 2x4 stan roon) $ : df} ? is . dresses + ¥d atyi@’ . ..sesen7 inche ee —_ responsive acnhon, | ‘ and aprons J $. yi it’s ‘ al pe) = — tac h —_— —___— White Goods Shop— Men's Furs ae. a ill elias eeatens” ia 4 . Piano Salon—Sixth Floor. Second Fiver. First CR ee

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PP Ee et eR ee eS ee ee eae = - . Pa ie 4 “ L¥. _ oe " MARCH 16 1925, ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other cormene Sepepapets COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i MOLAY COUNCIL WAS GOING TO MAKE IT HIS 0 Hi A 80 00 INCREASE | LAST THEFT, BUT “CoP” ili Ry quresa ts ves Soewee WMMBFTRNG SUSPECTED IN GARLAND FUND. OPENS TI SINS "Serf oes, bonbons. et ? | Parts for Old F Rr |: i | “I was gqing to take my last ¢ Men Held by Police Fol- Sum W hich Broker's Son Re- | Fifty Delegates From All Parts| chance and then go straight,” said! Sing Recov er\ -of Sev eral | fused, Grows Despite Large | of the Country in Attendance | 70%?! Schneider, 21 years old, of Stolen Machines. Expeditures. at — Reeveetnsc ) | . liminary hearing before Police aS | Magistrate Wagner and was bound |§ The fifth annual m eeting of the) Ver to the grand jury under bond | Grand Council, Order of De Molay,|°f $800 onta charge of stealing | ijunior Masoni¢ order. opened i] Automobile accessories from the! ; three-day session at the Masonic| &arage of Philip Knott in Swan. Temple on Windell boulevard today, | 5©- ‘with about 50 members of the Schneider, according to Chief of council from all parts of the ‘ations Police Arbogast, told the authori- The session is| ties that he had made up his mind to steal just enough accessories to | build up his old Ford car and then Louis, Grand Mas-| go straight when Motor Cycle Po- | ter Councillor. ’ |} Mceman Henry Faulstich caught | i ; , him in the act of carrying loot Sa parts, have been | ona annual report of the Amert-. en ee Molayha¥ay from ine A yp ord pte seal ‘xo Ford coupes ang/ean Fund for Public ee ° — arrested him. He is held in the’ ae) miscellaneous yarts being which Garland left his fortune to} a ie ia. tn 7 oe eee Wa in Cofault'of bail a under haystacks On a farnt | be spent “to the advantage of all.’ | _——". sn ree: wen Pee High Ridge Begia s Carmi | Outright gifts totaling $117,782 and Bere PETER CORRIIIEN gee i. ‘Ma +t avenue, | ans amounting to $26,738 for the og of a repair shop at 6217 | year’ended June 20, 1924, says the, Mavton avenuc; James lw ver, -",) report, were not large enough to' \ av te mechanic ¢ , o9632 Tamm avenue. a ® ns aes offset the funds’ growth, due to a in Parsons weep, SSE | | ' ' soon ployed ' . _ recent phenomenal rise -in the} ) Mam Vornbere. 4/7. Je sere mn sede -alkieain fei ete iy | The meeting was openeg with an | unty farmer. Parsons Was -e- The: la atinie ene , ‘ a 4 $40 linvocation by the Kev. George) 4 on $10,000 bond. an “Sige Dea eee 9S"! Long of. Quincy, I., and Walter m : . : ; custody at| 200, Was given to the New York . hee ittees farmi was taken Mmro cus J. G. Neun, as acting Mayor, deliv- _ ADVERTISEMENT sen Chokers | .¢ | Leader, a tabor daily whic 4 : ; room near Jef-) ane cally which) sus ered an address of welcome. The, egularly $1.50 | rte, ea leh Saduated Leads in : poet ~ end Locust street|Pended publication after a few . : on a n . 1 MONDAY, y 60c Lb. ee op—First Floor. . : 606-08 Lid ashington Av.—Thru to 6th St. ONE DAY SALE- TUESDAY / 900 Pairs Women’s 1$1.75 House Slippers when he waived pre- The arrest Saturday « f Tony Car- By the Ass. clated Press. « wears old, of 4466 Chouteau | NEW YORK, March 16: — The oq ‘hen he attempted to sell fortune of more than $900,090) = ll ear under circum- ) which Charles Garland of Massa- | om which the police ’ chusetts yesterday } esulted i ‘— ree2ar t* is believ AN UNUSUAL SALE OF ee ee + 4 - inherited and refused to' accept thre@ years ago because “ie “Ae er” ep objected to the manner in which yneovering o4 a’ 1a his father, a Wal! street broker, | ile eft ring of - alge mom eerie ig ‘t, | hat acquiredHt, has grown to $1,-| TY '™ attendance. SE dterson County. SS 208-4 fis in spite of continved large | at ae ee by aay thre other men ar un expendrures. ‘Cochran of 8t. Br saceral stolen Ford d cars, | This was shown t0day in the sec- des numerous engine blocks, at , suspicious, ‘ss = a ria rr as rT ne — Ee Alexander G. ————— = Ses e ea euaes aia ® Service, to {MBER OE LO PO LOM! 5 EE, Rubber Heels All Sizes, 3to9 He spoke. SOFT COLLARS (SUBWAY), and cuffs can be made to look and feel dressy. Try our *pachelor service. Delmar Laundry Co. > roto of the success of a French chap-\ ter begun last year and of plans, for chapters in Switzerland § and | —— ee Bowes, hundred fairs of these wonderful one-strap rte 3 Slippers. They are made of soft black kid, ie Mae Lemmeer ddbietn.. it exible leather soles and rubber heels and are tion for the Last 30 Yenes. regular $1.75 values. Special for Tuesday only at Phone, Siduey 045. 1.39. SEB RES BSS BBB BeBe ee DP Scotland which will be completed | Aww ww fw mw fw Wt th mt em my om mo ee ie es er As a prelimi inar ry to the council | | i Acweount . war . > : ’ Ca "Ss « 4 OrAc sa- . / , . . " . the new $ 00 later a to have been stol- ee — and ° : wkers eguce ' meeting about ©500 Sr. Louis} | 100 Books " Spare Time Into Money. ; tf, . is said to have adnfitte 1} - = | "ar se Yrder 7 ; : > ing : —— —. ‘operations and desig- | The fund directors themselves | members of the Or; det oF aie me $6.00 Price rs rink initiated and financed several re-|!ay participated in~ Inter national Sto ach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver 500 Books Complete” indery oort’s Jewelry Shop—First Floor. ; ———— —_—~- — Devotional Day Seottish Rite Temple yesterday, at which speakers described the sig- nificance and growth of the crder. “Who's Who! ‘in the Labor Movement” and a la-j Most of the larger loans went to'| the Minne- Oklahoma rublications, including sota Dalivy Star, the \ Leader and the Seattie Union Rec-| ord, and the Polish People’s Pub- lishing Co. made to the labor defense coun- cil and to the General Defense Committee, Chicago. A revolving loan fund was put at the disposal of the American n free speech cases. THREE HELD ON CHARGE CS iship limited to the years between) Large loans also were| The great diuretic stimulant and Na- | Founded in Kansas City six years ago by Frank S: Land, a former ‘St. Louisan, it now has 1480 chapters in eight countries, with a membership of 155,000. IJIt.is de- scribed as an anti-vice, pro-citizen- ship organization, with member- 16 and 21. Children's Aid Report. Two hundred ‘and one children | —_— —- - -——_— —— | were given 5220 days of care in con-| Civil Liberties Union for legal cosis’ ‘foster homes in February, by the Chigdren’s Aid Society, 22 new chil- ‘dren were placed in homes, and , $69 visits were made in behalf of | according to the re-} | the children, port of Miss Hortha Miller, execu- | ‘services at the | Help keep the vital organs healthy by drinking lots of water and taking the world famous treat- ‘ment for kidney, liver, bladder ‘and uric acid ‘MEP | i G oh OIL tional Remedy of Holland for cen- ‘turies. At all druggists in three sizes. | | Guaranteed as represented. | Leok for the name Gold Medal on every | zs and eccept no imitation | | ADVERTISEMENT the printing address on the coupons are customers name thus making "m unsalabie apa non=- tr. anslerable sf Lf, *“( leared ea = r weal DESK F ILE $8.00 ludes Meta! Ty ype. Wood Furni- tt re. Ink. Rolle Gold and Silver . Louis’ (.reatest ede Stationery Store s3%% inches Bronze. Mieosaenieds Cards. packed In wooden box which contains * one partitioned case to hveld type. Size of chase meaeure r Stamp & Stationery Co. 412-414 N. Sixth St. A Real Bargain in a DESK PAD FEATURING SPRING’S SMARTEST NEW SHADES eae ee Ae Pc Pe Se ESL RE BS AQ oe aie $ 6 Compartments | $1.75 12 Compartments | $2.00 , ft Bureau ~«* Police - | f Miss ortha Miller, a. “a ‘ te hes oat | ATTACKING GIRL AFTER DAP’? po secretary, to the Community | ‘The total cost of this care So | : Youths Forced Her [ito Auto and Fund. ‘The | : was $4902, of which $3413 was ob-. Us om- ew | gtaxen | 6 soning “ tained from the Community Fund. | r child per day was | Three young [tallans are being 7 oo Pp ae | » C Ss. held on charges of criminal! assault today following their identification With a 7 Cc * Blotter a 7 Rolls tegularly 75c to. - Ke You Ne Ww opty bee : 0p r New Car Ne andard and popular fl and tnetrumental a, including: 25. The Kline reputation for high-grade fur | values will immediately make this event one of utmost Green Leatherette Cover. Metal Tabs afford an unusually large writing space—the blank or label " | by Lulu Lyle, 15 years old, of 6501 ‘ed card being protec ned by a cellu A good quality Desk Pad that wil! ace eo ae akes the First Finish Lect (| P'YMOUth avenue, as the youths) These file can be used on deck or | Stand bard service, All “leather importance. These values are . ee . - 7 P ’ CVEUuec. Ss. w dae ‘ ~ ~tat ‘ a pa mda” ; WTIORIVED Bers Dance” | troadway dance hall Saturday Dare ree” 39 ¢ DAVIS AUTO LAUNDRY many others. 5833 FASTON AY 3 for $1.00 Cabany 203 "7 , night and took her forcibly In an ® : 5833 i N AY. automobile to a house near Sixth ° : : ba oU)~ and Wash streets, where she was Player Roll Shop-— Wee ‘held a prisoner for three hours. Sixth Floor. ; , The girl is under the care of a — i , | physician. : "i a Ag The prisoners who were arrested | 7 |' yesterday are William Longo, 20) years old, of 1438 North Fifteenth | | street, identified am the driver of the car; Ralph- Carreo, 21, of 1411 | |'North Eleventh street, and Tony | Busalaki, 18, of 1204 North Sixth | street. The Lyle girl was found at Sixth and Locust streets at 3:30 a: m. by Police Lieutenant’ Wetzel, whose Your Doctor and Yourself | PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA. } , ate & cs ~ ° 99 weeping At Police Headquarters Unless you ask tor Phillips she said the youths followed her; yOu may not vet the orginal, ‘out of the dance hall, thrust her . , : : a ‘into a* machine, saying they were* genuine Milk Oo! Magnesia going for a ride, but drove to a cers > on Fk ee i house on Wash street. Information | pres cribed by physicians over 'from the neighbors led to the ar-" fifty years for 'rests, Busalaki is said to have ad-. Entirely Vegetable | mitted taking the girl to the house, They abould be in every home. but denied it was against her will. | | Constipation | | loitd window eize ly xl t iM hea’ | ' ! Extraordinarily- fine values. KLINE’S—Third Floor | t, ) , ‘The supremacy cf the Sunday Post-Dispatch over the || } + owe other St. Louis Sunday newspaper is twofold, and in both | directions its supremacy is overwhelming. SPECIAL’ FOR GIRLS spring Coats A Specially Purchased In cireulation the Sunday Post-Dispatch has an Mess of more than 120,000; in advertising %t regularly leads by many thousands of lines. Readers and Advertisers prefer the Sunday Post-Dispatch decisively, because in its pages both get greater value. The Comparisons of Sunday, March 15th | Clobe-Democrat ) Pte ine 2 | Yf? ’ usual | aides POST-DISPATCH EXCESS , 62,420 4 BS *; .\ a xtension Cords Regularly $1.25 National Advertising gate Lines 29,680 Real Estate Advertsing POST-DISPATCH 17 360 Globe-Democrat 15,600 POST-DISPATCH EXCESS ... sete 1,760 Agate I.lnes 31.860 Indigestion 5 YOUR NEAREST DRUG STORE |The others dente they had ever aeee Con | PHILLI PS a Home Merchants’ " Advertising ur Stomach | $ y \ ss 3 - ik-covered 'Exten- ——— | By Radio to ‘the Post-Dispatch and the | POST-DISPATCH EXCESS LOANS the generosity of temporary Pres- as ue, : genuine “Phillips.” ANTACID ano eee omg presidential palace, Frau Ebert hes Our securi Any _ | live i stric Shop—Basement. Age Y , jlive in the great building in the’ cal profession for fifty years for THE CHAS.H.PHILLIPS ioned of wool fleeces; polaire 50 weekly payments ment took exception to the state- : ng range from 6 to 14 years. : premises and announces that she’ Want Advertising Loan Company ere continue to live there at least Also 50c bottles—Any Drugstore. te Chocolate Ceated 21 Plein | seen her. er ES = ; Gases K OF MAGW POST-DISPATCH h-* | Frau Ebert Still in Palace. Sick Headache _ Biliousness. } a £Si4 caine anata, 3 : Chicago Daily News, Copyright, 1975. ; : f *L . ’ sd . 4 : Cords, 10 feet long BERLIN, March 16.—Thanks to | Refuse Imitations ‘ wy ably made and 2 { ae *e | ident Simons, who is occupying only Insist upon Globe-Democrat small suite in a far wing of the . . : : ee sia] f ye eur good reputation,en- * : Z Each package contains directions CORRECTIVE POST-DISPATCH EXCESS A complete selection of the se , 7 id by two friends, fur- (ana her family are continuing to. tested and approved by the medi- _ LAXATIVE smartest Spring styles fash- 0d ) from $25 to $5,000. © | Wilhelmstrasse until they can find ) = q 100 cots you $8 interest |a small flat. The.German Govern- the above conditions. CHEMICAL CO and suedine. The newest col- ' i ao. ors are being shown. Sizes ment that the widow of the late |President had to evacuate the 25c Bottles 714 Chestnut Street luntil the election of a new Presi. | | dent. POST-DISPATCH ( rlol C- Dem ocrat pare 13,200, ADVERTISEMENT. * POST-DISPATCH EXCESS 18,160 * The Post-Dispatch more than Glohe-Democrat th — — + | STIFF—SORE-ACHES ‘AND PAINS—SOUR STOMACH Want Advertising SPECIAL! Girls’ Gingham Frocks, $1.69 AL InN kL’ S—Me2tanine Floor PAZO Ointment A Guaranteed Remedy sia re ecm meer onl FOR aLeenina on BUND. cc PILES KEEPS YOu FIT AND It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable ——— ee eee 80° : ieee City Cixeullation The Big Sunday POST-DISPATCH has approximately 80% more Paid City Circulation than the only other St. Louis Sunday newspaper. ? Depressed ° Te Bilious'! *Take a Laxative lle ed ee ee ee ee le ee ee ee oe i} by excessive acidity make one mlis- erable. Just because you Start the day | “too*tired to get up,”’ arms and legs stiff, muscles sore: with burning, | n : assortment of soft are in which the sizes styles ‘are bro ual net Breath Bad? | | | Stomach Upset? | i Bowels are ‘ ' Rheumatism. kidney and bladder without benefit, let The Williams; ~~ cases. Hundreds of thousands have pile pipe making it very easy to apply. PUTS PEPIN YOUR STEP ritatee Dindder that wakes you UD) | ae ge waste tamily tf c and dull head—Worn aching back & from this free bottle (32 doses). ly breathe! has proven best Inactive! LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE . ‘troubles, and all ailments caused} Treatment prove to you what great} ADVERTISEMENT relief it gives in the most stubborn used it. 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neti that the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ |. tea cee ss ol Yorn £6 iii k Rok ey , ve Oa oil 2 fang) et PP nt, “gt Oy we : i >? eS f ee Lae .3 . Ss 4, e™ 3 = j % ri Z of? Lea 2 ~ é re ~ v ah aa) hae en 4 AY. ) MA Ren Me 1975, : NE , HM 16, —————$—$— - —o a ——$ A - eee — A en _ ST LOWS POST-MEOSTCH The Daily POST BOY DISPATE H alone has MORE CITY Circulation IT Fac tory Price on these two MoHAIR LivINc Room Suites © > 2Piece & Kidney Suite -Overstulted + Suite FINE MOHAIR ° FINE MOHAIR Honest MANNE Upholstering Honest MANNE U pholstering —_ LOOSE CUSHIONS ZS LOOSE CUSHIONS Need le Say More? ¥ Need WV eC Say More? oe i = i re cm a see ~The West End Store Where Better Furniture Costs Less! ANNE BROTHERS Makers of Fine Furniture-5615~17~19*21 Delmar Blvd ~ OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US - OPEN EVERY EVENING TO 9 P.M. ADVERTISEMENT BUSY BEE CANDIES All Distress will Go in ST.LOUIS takes off its | Five Minutes Hat toST.PATRICK | Intizestion — Gases OME EVEN GO SO FAR AS TO SAY that SouMmess Bcidity S the city fathers should turn off the red - Heartburn Flatulence ‘stop signs for the day-—but if they donot, . then wait for the green to flash “GO.” Fol- low them to'the Busy Bee. It’s green, too— with cake and candy novelties for St. . Patrick’s Day celebrations. TUESDAY SPECIALS oT. Patrick Laver Cake—sudably decorated $1 00 Orp FasHIoNeED Bitter SWEET CHOCOLATES. in r “ a a ae ee ALL-WEEK 2 Raaampeeet The mor v \NDY o~ C innam n Potat es .42C UOR. 15¢ iis ‘\ ‘'s Diapepsin’ 1} pain anc agsliica + wo 4 4 “T Wilhons know its magic Al drug: — a BAKE RY ces Fig Stolen ry P “en ~.) ‘gists recommend this barmiess stomach eorreetive LADY LOVE CHOCOLATES” 3 ADVERTISEMENT Distinguished by richness and flavor Alway: appropriate Mineral Oil Users : - ' ‘ \\ A .*and Vie: > " -" Meet in st { Lt Moth pong Viotner | | . 29-23 Wyatt B ae ff child rebels at takiny magnesia wasixcros. Mas . me A tax reduction of $3 | Give the new mintrated kind. It’s a joy to take be- iat He sides eigeali benefits of ordinary milk of magnesia bales: aia, : OTHER: re is the new ss as’ relieving . ed Fe \" M at . » " : a / ges Obs i i ad ; ilk a ag oa a Sohn el ts for Wous \Vays Me Commi f rlhdre? , | for ~ - ' > ss 4 ’ = , - ' v in } iD , e. ‘ _ - ‘ m. ’ * . \ } oi 4 ‘ ; | s -* wo : eet, o +h a | i ar ‘ : | . } . : - it | : | r sallniedh : successio! : ; Mellon Not to Draft Bil. | : | : ' agen et Ne r Sel, Ww Means or . : if @ " 3 7 ] =. a +} Seer i? @ ’ : | : he i | yc apne ] : fs ‘axes wots @ , ‘ :4 : ;} bia . 4 ey | } . i : } . I ar. xes : MARCH 17th : . t | . Hear tilis famous violinist at his concert. . le a ry ¢. ; I 58 hye 4 a 5 Tt» ja)t :? Ti ae v, an miner ? P oan’s gives quick, positive relief swore ae tt ~ Eee ~¢ ri. YY «= . & tin . “sie - ** . ols . ° qi a ~P 4 " “~Hae * ? ox? " —a That unendurable pound inginyou ir It stimulates the circulation this petfect emt Pleasau : . = , . ™ . ' “ai a tem pis $s that makes neura! "at *head- thr ugnhout the aching tissues. , _ . . el =. a = . hh rp | ——— Ft ™ — " ” 7 »i i* : , SO nara LO bea! yi ids quic! Te i) 7: > ~ ot - — 4 thro ng eases P ‘ IT. ¥itd Sioa § : 7 a bisad’ qi * yt ,* - . ‘ ° a nl ong ’ fir : I r . - . + : ° . = : , ' 7 “* ~e« e" > 4 , : : Avs | ,0T) & iS ne. ] 1e ini ert T) have , ‘ +} - ¢ — . r : '? 3 : - - J Z Dy . - . ‘+ ~~ "7 . x . + | | Sloan's Liniment “ pet fuse Mth o nd Pune Mineral ( Git = CORN, Valentine (i iiowas............ : ' sment Making Monthly Pa; , ments, to Southern Pacific. (Copyright. 1976.) [exo CITY, March 16.—“Th government is ma kin sthiy payments to our compan regularity,” said H. B. Tit b, president of the Souther weific of Mexico yesterday. H discussing progress bein tdward completing a 160 Bate stretch the Southern Racifi a building between Laquemada, { t meee of Jalisco, and Tepic an tate of Nayarit, on the Pacifii 7 le a Hot Sp oak : ao "Boyd P When finished the new line wil mite the Southern terminal ‘of th em in, Mexico, with the north am terminal of the Western divi » of the National Railways o rico, establishing a new trun! ne to compete with the presen —; Railways of Mexiec now connect Mexico Cit: —. the United States at Lared j and Fl Paso. oP All of the 7 — Special Piggly Wiggl Coaster Wage $7.00 VALUE iChannel steel Coaster, double disc 10 wheels, roller bearing, balloon size i-Inen i | | rubber tires. “ey 0=—ss Home Demian ‘It Is a Beauty— & elect BODY SIZE 16x36 INCHES 4 y : | 4 “ Piggly Wiggly bought a S great big CARLOAD to get this low price for you, and will have only this one car to sell. 806 OLIVE springtime Is Wagon Ti f serous UY aS Introductory Offe underweots cor TP AR =E Cans 15c Size Underwood’s SIMPLIFRY HCODFISH CAKES »-CANNED FRUIT Loganberries, Del Monte ©." Strawberries, Del Monte"... Raspberries, Red, Del Monte 1 yameoe St. Patrick I \ delicious light fluffy three ed for St. Patrick's Day. <A ed to perfection; Tuesday . 7 St. Patri (ontaining a. large assort elities artistically decorated fi a DOX ee «+ teeeeees#s*e* « @e« @ @ - *©£ * © * 8 CORN, Young and Tender = CORN, Rochelle str —S 12- Oz. 4 Baking Powder, pumford 3: Look for the card packed in each 12-oz. can. You may use this card for FREE ADMISSION TO THE FOOD < AT THE “7 AY “BAYER ASPII COLISEUM DURING WEEK OF MARCH Mass you see the “Bayer ( ‘ | Te ketting the ge ¢ Ba CHEESE MED Tillions and toescribed & Kraft Pimento Loaf, ib........-™ Araft Swiss Loaf, ib..........-.-3 Kraft American Loaf, Ib. eee ees NicLaren’s Nippy ‘iio ee. cet The Cheese With a ‘ational Reputation fer Qqaality lds Headache Neuraigia POothache Lumbago . | Potatoes, Wisconsin "3.000." Uritis Rheumatism Grapefruiti""" —oiar7e cect. is | Celery, Jumbo Stalk, each. —_— Beets & Carrots, Fresh, bunch,

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I5 ponds tarce. 7 cnech Cc each....- 426 sh, bunch. . .5¢ ‘These now . i ¢ P MONDAY, » “MARCH 16, 1928, me The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED .- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ROAD BUILDING IN MEXICO ment Making Monthly Pay- f ments to Southern Pacific, ae (Copyright. 1926.) ; wexco CITY, March 16.—"The * government , -is making thiy payments to our company ma, regularity,’ said H. b. Tit- Damp, president of the South nS ic of Mexico. yesterday. » discussing being e toward completing 100- He stretch the Southern Recific % puilding between Laquemada, in progress a L. + State of Jalisco, and Tepic and} picture men, with a keen insight | state of Nayarit, on the Pacific When finished the new line will we the Southern terminal of the tem in Mexico, with the north- terminal of the Western divi- ,» of the National Railways of esico, establishing a new trunk to compete with the present tonal . Railways of Mexico. connect Mexico City with the United States at Laredo and El Paso. | ; | NEW FILMS By NI-. ; SU. RANTED that “Broken Laws” at Loew's State this week is a sermoh and. propaganda it fs, i nevertheless, .a ern’ and propaganda of the right sort. | | He/| It is the kind of picture, too, which | SCreen that next week the thrilling | will probably appeal to every one | Picture of the underworld, “Lady. be the offer- who sees it but—and this is a large ' tion. The sincerity of-the picture. _housés in pointing the way to re-|' at |j of this excellent | = powerful sermon | Plea for better things there is an the | form gets a jolt, however, when, the . completion | announcement flashed on ;of the Night,” will | BUT—it is quite likely that not a | ‘n6- j great many persons will take the I trouble to view it. As the motion into the art of the cinema say it iis not ‘to the box office. Mrs. Wallace Reid, who has been seen here be- fore in an uplift drama, is the star ‘in this offering which shows the |@ffect of jazz-mad. parents neglect- | sree their children and then won- dering why the youngsters turn out to be pretty worthless. Mrs. Reid appears in person on the stage and gives some fairly sound advice ito the old and the new genera- Ps _— —— ee _ It BEATS..- Used in Over 1 q The I f r thoroughly and perfectly. it is entirely dependable. ruarantee it to prolong the life a Home Demonstrati Nlectric Shop—Basement Gallery FAMOUS ~BARR CO The Doginant Store of St. Louis > as it Cleans 000,000 Homes popularity of the Electric Cleaner is explained — it cleans hangings and upholstery And We foover asily ugs, nd beauty of rugs. on l:asy $5 Down Obtainable Terms—Only on—No Obligation ~ a fillum to draw customers A Late Spring. be AYTIME” at the Grand Cen- | tral was no doubt meant to | |} be a joyous romance of youth and | spring and apple blossoms and all that sort of thing but the youth was | | missing, the spring was delayed ‘and thé apples furnished nothing ' ' but sauce for the picture ts badly | |done and poorly cast and the story | is miserably uninteresting. scenario typically thin musical play plot. time” a charming little show and attempted to string it out through | six or seven reeis of fiim. The | story is not strong enough to go! that far and the result is tiresome. | ‘The Grand Central makes amends ‘for the poor feature picture by ins | | troducing to movie audiences Josef | Rosenblatt, the celebrated Jewish | \gantor who, through his flowing | whiskers, which are said to have! i\stood between him and an engage: | ment at tM® Metropolitan Opem | House in New York, sings so mar-| velously that he “stops the show” ,at every performance—a feat in| ‘these days usually reserved for harmonizers of ‘| Wonder Where My Sally's Hidin, ”’ Class jazz ballads. sitting through ‘“Maytime” to hear | The writers have taken the | which made of the original “May-'! | and other high- | It is well worth | Rosenblatt and his amazingly beau- | 'tiul tenor-soprano voice. Back to the Wars. HE Missouri Theater this week goes back of the sumnier 1918 in France with German spies, modern Jeanne d’Ares, American march- ing and a view or two of No Man's Land for “Old Lives for New” 'a war picture which switches, for ‘its happy: ending, to Washington. But despite the fuct that the war has pretty well played, out as a movie subject, “O'id Lives for New” is a rood picture most of the time and Rettv Comp?on is delightful as the French music ball favorite who soldiers is 806 OLIVE % Buccry f, ANE TUESDAY SPECIALS Riadirbedd Chocolates Delicious centers with a late make these 6V0c candies and unusual! memamy, @ POUNG............6)..... Cc e St. Patrick \ delicious light rated for S muKed Tu perfection: Tuesday fluffy thre t. Patrick’s Day. .An exquisite cake, rich coating of Terz Choco- Layer Cake e-layer cake. Artisti alls jec- 60c ~ Containing pg ties artistically decorated St. Patrick Box large assortment of St. for the kiddies: ° AY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST] E LAINE HAMMERSTEIN is | her S you see the “Bayer keting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe | Millions and prescribed lds D Headache Neuralgia - *0thache Lumbago Curitis Rheumatism —_ Al 4 Accep which contains proven directions. Hand Cross” on tablets you are by physicians 24 years for A 9 -épt only “‘Baver’’ package “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets so bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. & the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetitacidester of Salicylicacid ithe right man makes a mildly in- cleverly foils a German plot 'Paris to wipe a American givisions but*who has a | harder time establishing herself in the good graces of the parents of |her American sweetheart. Not until she is awarded “The highest honor which France can bestow’’— according to 2 subtitle—which iturns.out to be Cross of the Legion of Honor, is she ; ecepted by Wash- ington high society. Even better | than the feature picture is the} comedy, “His Marriage Wow” in| which Harry. Langdon. who rapidly coming to front ;movie comedian of the first ‘is the star. 17) ~se* feu the asa rank. ; In Hard-Boiled New York. T just doesn’t pay to play around with the wrong sort of people. If you think that isn’t true, drop in and see “Bad Company” at the Kings or the Rivoli. By the time the picture works around to its rather delayed ending you'll be con- Yinced that honesty is the best pol- icy, virtue is its own reward. what is home with “te “Bad C of the meetinz— alled utamother, etc., et et ompany”’ shows you all you should avoid rus giris. actresses, itizens who actually spite of the eigh- teenth nt and other hard characters of this enlightened ag& Conway Tearle, Madve and Lucille Stewart, younger 8 Anita, in the cast. people ho S-: best ec drink liquor ™m , ~* . ; . amendan ° sister are . |The Perils of Flying. | LICE JOYCE, who has been out of pictures for a long time, gets hack on the screen in “White Man.” which is at the the play, asks an up in she can get away from in Capitol. Alice aviator to take her chine so that everyone long enough to think over her approaching marriage to a man | she doesn't care a hang for. A per- fectly innocent request that. Al- most any girl would ask the same) thing of an aviator who just hap-| pened to be hanging around, but. | Alice unfortunately hit on, prob ably, the one wicked flyer in | England, for the next . thing knew he had landed his airship in ‘the heart of Afriéa, having just had his gasoline tank filled when Alice suggested a litLle Things ilooked pretty dark in Af- lirica , white rma former opera had | veldt, all ele spin. Alice n, a reformed. whatever fer until a singer who ‘popped up the that is. and took a hand in the love making. How Alice got back home, safely, and how she finally married mii geresting and thrilling photo drama. to the stirring davs; couple of - is |. Kennedy | ' West End La ric and | his ma- | A Cinderella Tale. at in “One Glorlfous at the De!lmonte this week best | Night.’ | : i\despite the fact that the picture Is pow-sqetie inane. She plags the role | lof a shop girl, who, like Cinderella, lhad one big night-—-and then much lerief. Her wealthy lawyer-husband igave her up at his mother’s request | ‘and her old sweetheart, who sud- | 'denly grew rich in oll, as they fre- | quently do in the movies, secretly tetas we her baby. The abandoned wife walks the streets and actually | aske for money. when she is rec- | bdenized by the oil magnate, who is | looking for a tinsel angel for the | Christmas tree for her own chee-ild The mother then meets face to face | her former husband, who flees. abandoning his mew cliént, baby and all. The cast would do credit to a more substantial plot. It in- eludes Roscoe Holm, Phyllis Haver, | Freeman Wood and Lillian Elliott. 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Begin at once to give the condition vigorous antiseptic treatment— all day long —not just a gargle night and morn- ing. Get a bottle of Forthamint and every half hour or hour, Gissolve one of the pleasant-tasting tabléts in the mouth. Formamint releases in the throat a | powerful yet safe antiseptic that acts continuously and for a long enoug time really to destroy the germs tha cause the trouble. And this uninterrupted, all-day-long treatment clears up the condition as no Go to premium station 905 Pine St. See for yourself the won- derful premiums given in exchange for UNITED PROFIT-SHAR- ING COUPONS. . Coupons can also be sent by mail for redemption to the address below. send for free Ulustrated premium catalog, to: UNITED PROFIT-SHARING CORPORATION Redemption Agent 44.W. 18th Street, New York City, N. ¥. oP v “trae = = a ion ache . ap o ae @ én Sst asi — aie aaa a>, aa aha aie >, Tako lth mete — tne eae en ee gargle or spray can do. a Taprevent sore throat, and infections from influenza, grippe, tonsillitis and other contagious diseases, take a Forma- mint tablet about every two or three hours. COAL ANNOUNCEMENT To better serve coal buyers in this market especially we hav: opened a sales offi Louis and.appointed Mr. J. S. Turley, well Known to the trade, our general selling- agent, and respect- fully refer all inquiries to him. For the present we can be reached by calling Grand 7460, and our coal can be seen at 4237 Park avenu _SOLAR COAL CO., By W. C. Wolf, Pres. Having accepted the appointment as selling ageft for SOLAR COAL CO., | do so with the view of giving coal buyers, the-*public, and my many friends in this market tlre benefit of better and cheaper coal, to which they are entitled and which the new method , , Though about. four million coal in this method is practically all consumed in will sold as Solar Coal. If you buy dealer if you buy in car lots, SOLAR COAL CO., By J. 5S. Turley. ‘e in St. Send four cente in postage metal pocket case filled Formamint. Address Dept. 31E, The Bauer Chem- cat. 66. | I 113 W. TSth Street, New York City. ormamint GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS for with tons of . coal be Ou} call our Tested and approved by more than 10,000 physicians “BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE THERE’S NO PLACE IN THE HOME FOR WASHDAY’” ORK has come into ‘style again all right, but the wash belongs im our modern laundry and not in your homg. Our wet wash plan makes the price easy — it’s so reasonable that it is doubtful that you can hire it done at home at so moderate a fee. Will you telephone and have our drivers call? Wet Wash, 6c |b. Minim um Bundle, $1.20 Wet Wash, 7, ]p. Flat Work Ironed, Minimum Bundle, $1.60 Bundles called for and de- livered in all parts of St. Louis, Maplewood, Overland . Park and East St. Louis. Phone—Victor 4708-4709-4710. CASCADE Wet Wash Laundry © Victor and Ohio skin trouble a , Resino! That patch of eruption is not sacas- _sarilyaserious matter! Evenin severe, well-established cases of eczema, ring- worm or similar affections, Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap usually re- lieve the itching at once and quickly P . ie ad. ce ao Be Se Re IL ORs AE eg Te LR <A \ ; 4 ¥ overcome the tréuble completely. How | much more, then, can this simple, in- expensive treatment be relied on to dis- pel skin troubles in their earlier stages. Resino] Soap and Resinol Ointment are sold by ell druggists. For samples cf each, iree, write te. Resisol, Baltimore, Md. Dept. LR, 7 '- ARE YOU A GOOD JUDGE OF VALUES? THEN LOOK AT THIS BARGAIN ON MODEL 85 ABC Oscillator VMiodel 85 “The Most Amazing Value Ever Offered” (FACTORY SAMPLES WITH COPPER TUBS) SALE PRICE AT ITS PRICE. $7Q.50 REGULAR PRICE. $99. CASH Not Only Do You Save $19.50, but You Can Arrange to Buy on EASY TERMS CENTS | PER WEEK THIS WONDERFUL ABC WASHING © MA- CHINE IS MADE BY A 15-YEAR-OLD, $2,500.- 000.00 COMPANY AND IS THE ENVY OF ALU OTHER WASHING MACHINE FACTORIES, roR IN YEARS NO ONE ELSE HAS REEWN ARLE TO DLtPLICATE ITs VALUE AS LOW AS FOR ONLY A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT THIS ABC WASHER WILE BE SENT TO YOUR HOME, THE BALANCE CAN BE PAID IN PASY PAY- MENTS AS LOW AS 95 CENTS WEEKLY. THERE IS AN EXTRA CARRY- ING CHARGE MADE POR TIME PAYMENTS. EVERY WASHER Is GUARANTEED BY THE: FACTORY FOR ONE YEAR. EVERY ONE Is A BARGAIN, Limited Number at These Bargain Act Now! : + ar Si Telephone Olive 5256, Central 5161 ; ; rid’ kes at the ridiculously low price Washing Machine. N ou can get one of the world’s standard ma scm 1 sat Don’t bealtatia emather fninute, but get your order in right away for these are real bargains. MORTON ELECTRIC CO. 709 LOCUST ST.— TWO STORES—1117 OLIVE ST. ABC WASHING MACHINES -ed for greatest washing acti ttt gt Oe A Ol Ot AG OO, Ol a Oct tats ttt it~ stl stl saga Oa a tt i i ln in —_——————— ee aoe ‘Read Carefully How This ABC Washer Is Made Heavy copper tub, barrel of one piece, inside tinned to prevent corrosion. Scientifically re. x No bolt holes below water line —exclusive with ABC. - Frame of heavy angle steel, , rigidly bolted and riveted for . strength, All moving parts are © attached te this frame, so proper alignment of all working parts is assured at all times. , All gears machine cut—tested to .003 inch.and running silently in heavy oil. Standard make electric motor; 1-6 H. P.; 50 per cent oversize; mounted on insulating wood base. : oy Wringer has substantial wood frame, generously’ sized drain ° board: wringer automatically swings and locks in 16 different . positions; can be adjusted with - slight push; simplest, casiest wringer to adjust. Rolls 11 in, wide, good grade of rubber. In- stant and positive safety re«~ lease. . Wringer head gears made of drop forged steel, machine cut ° and case hardened. There is no better built wringer head thar the ABC. These gears have withstood a factory test -equiva- lent to 160 years of actua] fam- ily use, without showing wear. ’ An exclusive ABC § feature. . Means freedom from wringer head troubles and service. S Finished with two oven-dried coats of gray enamel on cabinet,: outside of tub and wringer post. Presents a very neat appearance and is easy to keep clean by simply wiping off with a damp cloth. | Easy rolling casters of pressed steel: quiet, noiseless in opefa- tion. Check these few points with any other oscillator selling at bigher prices. Exclusive with ABC ase favorably with higher ~ 4

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‘ ¥ y “4 i ‘ > , ” eee = - "Ms. Tee — aa —— ie OTe ee ait ie a sen as ae’ ut macnn tle : alle eaten te = Mi , . e ee aati ai me is : , Py ae ee eee , ) . , . e ' - £4; : "e gery . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation ‘than the morning and one oth ni | ae Mee ee eee ze | : , _ ' er evening newspaper COMBINED : . eh fanarsti: : ‘ : ' - sf ! m ho pia ees eR Sie ‘ m i? ; -* . oe See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 7 | | pa itorial D bl | | é6 — Daily Cart ouote Eagl = 4 ~ | anhattan” Spring Shirts § ee i; | of ae , - Priced $ 50 t $ 7 b PART TWO. tamps Tuesday | Ct. oe 7 ern , ; if We Give Eagle Stamps and Redee! a alk & og Pe nae Reker ees | } e | | ; | agl deem Full Books for S240 in ae fees ’ , = @ The Manhattan Shirts for ) if ~ : ———— | Cash or S200 in Verchandise—Few Restricted pa Er Nas ted Large st Distributors of Merchandise seldom equaled for phan . a offer a collection r | | sone Bet : (uignaenntte ' oe pre ™ Be L at Kietail if Missouri and the West ‘ Shirt supply from this te 0 ary Bic ny a Replenish your. re ’ ] . ; 4 aad as . ‘ Main ¥. £ a r ¥ ‘ | | This Dominant Store Offers St. Louis’ Widest f Be? DES R] | e - f VI | idest Assortments of An Interesti —=] | i sting Spring Offering Is This Sale of prmngenssle | 2400 Men’s Shir /ATIAGN AL 1 . { | 1 . | enbaion : | ij . . 7 | | ' , . : ; a | ‘ery Special Values at Bre ident of Scruggs-Van-. i 95 pervert - Barney Dry: F ° * e e eS 4 | * Goods Co Reco 1 eaturing Serviceable Two-Trouser Suits in an Interesting Variety—and Exceptional Val i | 7 - Was Recover: 7 . ptional Values at : 4 ing From an Operation. s A a x 4 ; Ps Ly i — t sdempatinindleds | | | @ Included in this assortment are: ; AS HEAD OF BANK : | | S as: nt are: | || 1200 neckband and collar-attached ! Shirts of imported English broad- ! AND OTHER FIRMS | cloth; 600 Shirts of Burton's Irish ——— | ' | poplin; and 600 white Shirts with ln Resi Oe = | pm; an Shirt Had Resided Here Since ei Phillips Van Heusen cuffs. The 5 1 o | “3 “" wT > = i : sizes range fyom 14 tb 17%. - - 1911 and Was Active in. 1 ) : Gropper Knit Neckwear Civic and Public Welfare. ‘| é 4 | Stripes, figures and other. interesting pat- : . i. : erns off ed here ina wide PO Beers ; Enterprises. Ny if of correct Spring rs. $2.50 ; q : q \ ° ' sd ahead $1 25 . es i ae oo .O Tlic ~¥ , _7 i 2 a ¥ : 9 baht Special Al... . eer seeeees tet}! "4 S , LES : 7 ] atte! how \ Ou Hite ipl et the call of Spring, , ; . o ‘Meivile L. Wilkinson, president ii Zi. a iki etty sure to find Suits in this Sroup exactly to : - 6crumgs-Vandervoort-Barnéy, a GAZ vour a , oe ee ’ . Goods Co. of ; | if Z ZZ a PH Phe oe be stvies for both men and young | Tuesday—Glove Silk _ tate aa pase a | aa , —— . it — er ss a* I i 3 tigation men of all tastes. Many of the Suits follow the | 3 : A Spécial a Ss Cole, ant Gulu oe i] . GE tip Yip: * - l¢ most approved English models, while others Silk . Ss ick’s jr_-died unexpected at Tarnes 5 ea MAH YELLE ws uilored Ath ¢ ONS rvative fashion. Phe woolens are the e 1SeS t. Patrick Sa {tal nr Bra pe walheorarnar i GZ, tet RA A ee : SS e\ er-popular cassimeres, cheviots, worsted ‘| * The funeral will be h Pyne LB tig tye EZ Aon 7 ae oS . ' orsteds, tlanne Is and | ay Lunch a ‘The funeral will be held tomer- | — Lee Bee a Ma SAS serges. Colors include such popular shades as t: eS. | eon — afternoon, from the residence, | | ; ala iors ye Ld ae CS as lan, Cray, $3.95 to $4.95 Values C Bi: 95 Westminster place, to Pil 7 : : Zee Zé ve | er, fawn an ieathers. The tailoring 1s of a verv omplete for regational Church, ane |} | Cz oe ae cy 28 bee Ti : : mA’ Op ; ‘ _ _ . ™ pt ua) rd 1d . ¢ a | 2 Za night grade. They are Suits that will give the utmostof serv- | S re Dy wilt be ceaseeeanal : : jy4 tj ijn ice and satisfaction. All sizes—stouts, slims, stubs | g . oD a Monee at ! maphnng ois: . Le ZZ : . Slims, stubs. | ¥ nee at 1p. m. and will be on | | : Gi Lip LZ g | : : = ee at — church un'!] the funeral | tag tg ZBE | : s ces begin at 3 p. m. : tig LL (Correct ' i Pe luscious viands ot Swritkineor . nth ‘ans et veara! SG LA Bee J ’ good old Irish f; ree i recoverin } . | GZzzZ4 Ze a _— opcoats prepared ia a ee a. recovel ing from an opera.- 4 .) ‘ ie Z @ There are only 600 oS ee ‘ _ gta ee rr he under- | ; Z A Range of Most Exceptional Values at of these excellent glove Creap of ‘neat o 4 i esenadiiial “satietaaneae aa FE; Zi , . silk Chemises—a spe- AE is ‘armel Ot ti watding nyse y to 4 Za ~ — 4 . . spe Fr . ~~ poys.c pana. Hle awok e | ; = Z )) . - : ried File oe © about) : Be Z Se ; $ te. | cial ; purchase which . Tartar ae XY e. me , Apparently in satisfactory | : OLA: : e) to : | :% \ : has just arrived. Three ivte®, Seve, Wise Dumplings | Ss ad hentai Dut « few aint * CBE Zi — 3 later he call | BZ , _s | 4 \ styles — some. b.e1n g Roast Tentetie of Beef, uM snatiaaed aa > pts wig fi ; ‘ Lge Lo se, easy-hanzing box coats, pro’ a oa See BR Ng epee | iV # \* lain otl - ith ] Dublin Style * ie Pens —_ e@ was suf- Cir : . pi hiine ist @noue! + anh sinw mebesmet p ’ wrs Wil ace , na from a sho . ZZ t ae « nouch protection against | FT — Geog , Irish Baked Petate ann rtness of breath Gy : 5 0 pring a ut -) Yolurne of business | j= to °3622 $3.95 “Chateau” Kid Gloves fie ict. ¢ : : : /* ae Was expressed in a sta: , : a , aiement ca | “ron +1, ann] a te ae as eee s e -y ~ : seal ed to lay by Robert oh Oo 5 “DRESS WELL : ‘3 = ry P pusar PN UsH ST\ ies, These Sults hav S norrowed SU h feature : Special, Tuesday, Pair et OR ae VO sper Poke agen pe ies president, ‘was ng = ss pNroad oulders. narrow +m all ss ; ; ake | sf atl uitcts , P nan ae . > ae ‘ 3 a oe a ; ad sya i se ores s are narrow hit Sal d Lids. straight trousers. Ald the fab. | q Women and misses should anticipate Spring needs ' i connection with the com p sane ; peril ba re Se ween & ill appeal to every young collegf and | and profit by this opportunity to save on these re- ea: many years of close , ah school fellow. Sizes 15 to 20 . , a 1 | ° 7 st , ganized an Exacutive| $2.48 to $3.48 Silk: ste $498 Sikes | NeW Twill Coat 7k C | Sear , . : SS : ~ —~ i Fe conduete al years, | e350 to $4.98Silks | “CY + WL LOats New Silk Coats Spring Dresses en oe ° : S : . u Priced, the Yard, Priced, the. Yard —Are Favored— ~ qi ] ” ‘ » cinmittee to Continue | riced, the. Yar | : \ — . a / committee, Mr. Witkin: , ae Aen at $39.75 to » S n Many Styles For Daytime—@ ad impartem fae Gael i T&S : 3 fom ¢ 75 TREE or aod pane for tne to * rd 7 Ss rT} eo ae . >) rt, onting: ecutive Commnteer .\% ) ———— =f S23: ; R Dehn . \e heretofore.” ; 1 id j= = - ° of hie death, Witkin- in ‘ | | % ee . PS = fe = o= al { ier STVis ~ ‘i itn i? ¢ i & lve v rimme 1n ¢ ue 4. 2 nite. Co. Co... es’ Novelty Fabrics $3 50 Satin-Stripe Can- = =- ‘ . or wit Pray or ot PS = a= , | nos fil] erens , i ens of wavs: all emt “i , , . Denver (Colo. ) birv rv! $2.50 Gros de Londre, 52 ton Crepe [ a broidery: vou have t} we “Sh ot mavel ealle Pee ae she Bagh, fo%' re ne of cick etter three acqul-) ak - ‘ ' , , — : and novel eollar and eut the newest styl na °* Vanderve . colors ~ | BE * ——— and eul yung . | jJervoort store ‘of $2 50 ; $3 50 Silk-and-Wool i : 3 ' > ‘a is | bt Weaves al i - - Tir at Ney g Coats enita} _ seores of beautiful _ 4 .- fae. . Pare. Ho wei 5 “ ert , Printed Crepe de Faille | ENF “ath att eautifully tailored : s— Poy pas oe . : moe " of the Friseo Ratirce & i- | eo" Chine ca 0 , | = > itn +4 ty, Re agosttag as As 3 ‘ vite many occasions; sizes ings will especially py 0 f +] tallroad and a $4.98 Metal Brocades | we zes 14 to 44 ineluded ee } 14 t - ald ae | ne Missouri State Life $2.48 *‘Mayco’’ Silk-and $398 Printed Spi " T res al if to 44. A group you should jam, "°° % re! ’ ee Intec pira | . a poet a aaaie a iHfe mts r . ’ ) 7) Petre LL? , - . S1ZeS 14 to ° \ aa eS ory o oe etice rec thsi Crepe | | | “ navy, black, Pueb- Others of faille, ben- - / on ta the 3 pm on aan me Ut Cc ack Brocaded $4.50 Bayadere Striped | | nigel Chili, mead- 3 galine, satin and nov- Of Canton, Georgette, b preach)’ (ne gon of ah Indi- $2.98 Ba Bengaline | XR oe nd other ‘ elty corded silks that | ( printed fabrics, twill ae Schone ei solo a Crepe, many $3.98 . Canton Crepe Se) oa . V new snades. . are attractive, $45 to } ; \ weaves and sil : . ati yon ype es = in) Mind POLOTS printed | y ° $rso ee an shortly a ; a | NX | V 159. crepes. ceountty storekeeper. ~~ : _— Spiral Silk and $4.98 Brocaded Crepe } N eC\We ST I: roek Q él y B: ~he erounded himeelf dinate ool Crepe $3.50 Pri : \ ~a AS 4 . | o: ‘niaie of tmérol : $4 } $2.50 Tub Silks, fast Silk a en Kae A 4 nsemodies Yin’ oke ‘ aad handistng,, oy ] ~ , as 1 } ieee or ny Occasi | Ts a “ome 77 years ago pre iH ‘ color $3 50 Ss +; ‘ : — 4 o> +4 eomMmimunity with the re a ngali | atin Canton —Very Special at cy iy that he waa gol iE, ‘ SE -71, ‘ " . . e ee tt aad pee, . : Png 2 . oe ] ‘ — $4.98 Novelty Fabrics S a P ‘ —of Many Kinds hb : : bile etore had reached _ ong $3.75 Flat Crepe de | . {) 73 “n : ‘7 aa . tm point tn alee and. of $2.98 Satin Charmeuse Chine | ; +} Seapine » Che snap-on ' hoker is. de- 9 an ate larger opportunities. ) Ka : $2.98 Taffeta, in plaids $3.98 Roman-Stripe B { cidedly smart for Spring, — (age a yay = Meme, yea i and stripes galine en- | | while various one and two Ftd - but instead Pc in Butler.) as ' ; 4 Pet © At 7 acceptin th , t ¢ ti Beaded " , skin models are also favor- f oy ow erlary of same pag hee } a ' poetiaiediciainaia a ad pron i. ay Sample fies A snecialls ed, the following being j { © m4 f dozen Fastern aie 2 i . , } vi . i Sé tt} : ire | / auv uT- ve - - ne x ; : “ j Te bo = = on ; ~ Black Silk Charmeuse Striped Fab ; tT frocks are in this groun— chased Ensemble Cost es rD handsome kinds: ' Ry feok a fy Sees aaa Clevetand | Co $3.50 Val , apes | ne ‘ihe of >} erties 4 de ' job ina wholemale | gn¢ . Yard _— $2 79 | Priced, $ - oo seca 6 ee richt of | oiretsheen, Loraline Foxes in all new colors i > \ “a hee dtet eg Se a . ee ot ' od , . Fancy Georgette . the Vard, 4.50) | sh lae eholee of Froeks for and twills combined with rm $25 to $285 ef ea Ot a to learn.” he | a a iin ‘chem ‘\-o-ngped s0‘tness $7 Q5 For the striped frocks that Paria | | adavtime, dinner and ev SUK: some embroidered’ | s tm abe a's ra dy did despite of if Ires - : x th ne, . oe ’ ~~ ar ’ 4 . ; 4 . A ‘ . . , , : ~ . : ve 2. : é _@uccess of afternoon and 45 ai 1.70 atie.aitnne dade” Go oe ae ee Oe ee ery others fur trimmed, or with 1 tone Mantes,” | iw... scneral rin = oan fee } : time frocks: {t ts 40 inches wie hiecent arrivals o : lit : ) s| , meets ics ir very ~~ h' led » deal “ve $75 to $135 gl ».. Adams Co. Buffalo, | WE jer new shades. and highly effective President of ¢} | | for Spring Russian Sables, itia a “ tn a. e Thomas wil i : . tr, are = armilton On-! its S$roo to $275 en nn ained there until bis the “t. Louls, as stated, in of : Fourth Fleer ec a jaan : activities in St. Louis att:

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we ay ig Shirts 10 offer .a collection ty. Replenish your Main Floor m i se ine? ai MARCH ea on Sale of irts Main Floor —e) A Special . Patrick’s Luncheon . mplete for (oC. Tctous viands of rish fame—perfectly of ‘noch oF iL tiie ivarnell i Filet of Sole ariar Sauce w With Damplings ‘hen Pattte or henderiom™m of Beef, jublin Style Baked Potato or ‘rien Potatoes Tips, Brown, Batter Head Lettuce, i Istand Dressing een Apple Pte ; Inland Pudding or k Special Ice Cream Coffee or Mik rle al s satisfaction in nen and misses. Dresses ‘or Daytime—at’ SOR mode ‘Is and Frocks ively trimined in doz- f ways; all embody swest styling and the , of beautiful color- vill especially appeal. pup you should see; 14 to 44. Canton, Georgette, nted fabrics, twill aves and silk pes. “hokers 1s is de- pring, d two favor- being .: lors, 285 fr00 Ss, ir so 135 b275 nh Pleer ai Westminster place, to a try) | sco Floor Teareom é‘ = — © im ie ee a oe Paitoria) Page Dai! : martoon . 7 Shae De Lama 2 FRE ee eae, ~~ =. Bae ts at al dad eh Bae ha a ane Bint eige” J Te RR yt i a sa aia my ea ee rere ree * one PRT RN * ta OR T WILKINSON BES OF HEART “ATTACK AT 61 —_ ident of Van. dervoort - Barney Dry ‘Goods Co. Was Recover- : ing From an Operation. yas HEAD OF BANK AND OTHER FIRMS Had Resided Here Since 1911 and Was Active in ‘Civic and Public Welfare Enterprises. vile L. Wilkinson, ihe oo tar Se anidervoor t-Barneés Goods Co. of st. Loulils and of inte mercantie enterprises in r, Colo., and Columbus, O.— er, railroad director and civic er—died unexpected at Barnes Seal at 6:40 a. m., yesterday. e funeral will be held tomer- afternoon, from the residence, regational ‘Church, levard and Kenalngton aveniic. body will be removed from th, sidence ath} »p. m. and will be on atthe church un‘ll the funera ces begin at 3 p. m ilon * Wiikine: n who wae ft i years , was recovering from an opera 1 for hernia, which he under nt oma 7? His convalescenc: proceeding satisfactorily to physicians. fie awoke about a m. apparently in satisfactory th and spirits, but a few min later he called to his nurse) Hairpins 2000 Years Old Found in Ancient Utica Buttons and Fragments of Bone Material Also Discovered by Excavators in Ancient North Africa City. complained that he was euf- ng from a shortness of breath lapsed into unconsciousness al- immediately and dled’ within minutes. Dr. Barney Brooks sthe Barnes: Hospital staff pro- need heart fallure as the cause death. Shock to Ilix Assoctates ee “gam of the merchant, who | d bet resident of St. Louls n “a dur ing which the store, which he ac tively directed “the gomen' developed scvera.- i in yolurmne of business, thus fewse e@ Bhock to his associate was expressed in ‘a statement dtolay by Robert Johnston rvice preaident, whose per- ~onnection with ! corn sovered many years of. close Ation with (‘Wilkinson = ani wat a partner of Richnrd M wes. The statement follows eran may to the publile tha’ wt Mr. Wilkinson's nesoctates profoundly affected hy the f hte death. buiringg the 14 mMr. Wilkinson was president : f inetitution. he found a warm mnrtse and affections ricoves, and his loss is Since of friend » While Mr. 'Witkine nm was the of Scrurcesa-Vander- ond the agsoctated bones at Denver and Colum- he organized an Executive mmittes, who, for several years, Conducted the actual store emren- Committee to Continue. this committee. Mr. Wilk! imparted in deta! hi: les and olans Pr ty / , ts] } e lite (Colo,) lrv ie latter three aAcquU: "the Vandervoort store of Mat few venare, He was a di- of the Frisco R iilroad and a of the Missourl State Life Panee (%. life story of the successes of Mon is the Mn hoy. romance of the the son of an Indl- Preacher, who. poseésse (] of a ' echooling.: etarted out In on his owe and ehortly e 8 rount ty storekeeper. he grounded himself in the mmenta ie Mi merchandising, om A vm» ; years iv ©) ‘hea : SLED PURO I © 1! : I fi : v3 | ] i "ou His store had reached PAturation point tn sales and nted larger opportunities. Sarted at 88 a Month. 8 ve: ® Aol d his store in Butler. | but instead of acceptine§ the Wenlary of $7000 an year 4 half flomen astern howees | din he went to Cleveland ton ARIZNN toh in a wholeeale “It's another branch of AMlising IT want te learn,” he “Ored- Thies he did despite | half Of hie 29 years had heen) t In the vr her nl et, Te ne ,ut- ¥ here he et, arted a’ 8 a month | ~ Man and hecame owner. %/ reee P06 Wilkineon wen?’ ¢o Hiuf- Where hn } i ‘ Hoaroe president of Heneerar ("a (rv goods "J. N. Adama Ruf’alo Lian Preshlan?e vnf 46) Ns Sor & He ren ie Thoma oP, Hamilton fon mined there until) his to St. Louis, as stated, in : 1 ; "50n's activities in St. Louis MELVILLE L. TE EIROON. Lamp Found in Kiln. was no such p Pointe “l -_ Lnecurved. 'items among the property classi- ‘fied as personal are: Horses, $16.-! In ' 291,036: mules, $14,617,729; cattle, , : $10,292,502; | in acquiring & bridge, to :ssume exploitation of petroleum deposits: pointer knitting household property. $79,505,864; The Denver store was maemo: es ele 2R celbaeparspen ‘by Wilkinson‘and associates a Jittle Associated Rett Rowers in bape poet Time. in charge of his son-in-law, lie was vice chairman he was married in 1890; , ‘ . vig : Y e! yvors was last no able civic « ,dea her husband and thelr one pejyin the a aha: increase $3 000.000 to $12,000,000 To a biographer he once attributed his success . oF LOU Is , MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 19: 25, ; , Srp tay ts. rT epeeregers csr re EeESEsy SEES PE TESTE HTT eee Fit PEESRESE: | eb SESeEST ESET URRRESEE Sigs TS SE ET OPRESRRpEL ba SO TOESSL: PSRBERPE: REE Just a Minute.» Society—Drama PAGES 15—26 ST. LOUIS TAX BRIDGE PURCHASE CLAIM OF ECONOMY IN bee V | ASSESSMENT IS BLL SCRUTINZED | OPERATION OF GOVERNMENT —_— ~—_— $1/008,711,470! BY SENATORS wise x:mcozcoraecaceassluneaal |Buder Makes No Siicinnein ss sililielion Paced i House $847,836,380 in Realty; Authorizes State to Buy Reductions Are Due to Liquidation of War Expenditures. and $160,875,0°0 in Per- Three Spans Across mia Post-Dispatch Bureau, . ° . 20-23 Wyatt Building. sonal poenge. | Missouri. WASHINGTON, March l6-— eighth Congress just closed, made FARM ASSESSMENT By i=. 1. (LIV.) MORSE }‘ne appropriations for the Sixty- fy CRM Cy i by Representative Joseph W. syrns of Tennessee, ranking Dem- | State Tax ican in Proposal Suspected of Care| cratic member of the House Ap- | propriations Committee. : ——. FE Fe= | , A contrary claim is made by 1925 Recommendations | rying “Jokers” ‘can of Il)inois, chairman | te s { » Made . Republi- | Cuts Rural Property Val-| Volstead “Bridge Licker” feekgp rye cultigen oo Rag ae . ° . ° committee, aitho h Madden says} uations $21,853,689. in Circulation. Peters sagen 917 rig, gpm ve gs” low post-war markx.in — -- priations has been reached and | ithat the future:’probably will see By the Jefferson City Correspond- By the Jefferson City Correspond- hidhee sainede cits talwer abieees ent of the Pos-Dtxpatch. ent of the Post-Dispatch. i priations necessary to take care of March 16.— JEFFERSON CITY, March 16. lthe business of government..: tricts which | —A bill oi priangy by the House which | The claim made by Byrns is | protested that farm lands are over- | directs the State Highway Commis. | based on the fact that the operat- assessed and further increases in | sion to acquire by purchase or con- the assessinents of town and city | demnation, the three highway toll) have not been lessened and that -ee. vdridges at St. Charles, Jefferson tate Tax| Cty Sand Mansas City and now) in! i neses dhe to tauldati f war- ” the Senate. is being scrutinized | P®mses due t —— etvad yt Chip Board Cf | alosely by some of the Senators. of' They believe the measure carries - in Mis-/several “jokers” that will permit a raid on the State primary road | fund.~ Thus far the bill has not! been taken up in the Senate road ,committec. One Senator said the bill would ace a total, be loaded up with amendments $3,9@4.521.- when it comes up on the floor of a4 @ roper.s | crease in the eat debt, falling } ist made ,|Government expenses have actual- ly increased by several million dol- lars. Says Ex penses Are Rising. erating expenses of the Govern- taxes, & decrease Of | hyists for the bill have been active ment, where, he claims, real econ- tal fixed for here . ’ le. s aii ‘ 2 7 increased the assessment | bridges. Zumors in legislative on and $3,396, 92 2 27 7 for the sec- , = 's by $106,678.231 over channels indicate a possible effort | O47 This is $11,125,847 less than | the budget estimates and includes | 23 assessment The board ito “float’’ the bill through, as it comprises the Governor, Attorney-| is reported a considerable quantity General. Secretary of State, Siatc of Pre-Volstead beverages has Auditor and State Treasurer. heen flowing. Conversation and s ouis Figure Unchanged. syn: ' among s in the The Tas Commission's Fovons OTS cd sorcitlere ant tadiekdone! priated $3,432,612 more for the fis- ‘ndations for this year provide jw eontain mention of “bridge cal year beginning July next than increase in the total assessment | oper.” was appropriated by this Congress $1,008,711,470, reported by . The bill directs the highway|** ™ first session for t¥e fiscal cessor Ruder for St. Louis real an cammission to acquire or construct —s esi nersonal property. Buder report- 4)! bridges over navigable or non- | How Savings Are Affected. ed $847,.836.380 in realty and $16).- navigable streams at the points! A comparison of the appropria- | tions of the first- session of the Sixty-elghth Congress and the ap-| propriations made by the second session of that Comgress: would the first and second deficiency ac- counts for the vear 1925 It is charged by Byrnes that yroperty. where the State road system would | hea i the | intersect the streams. Lobbyists | have confined themselves to three ‘*¢ ommend- Nlissourl! River to}l bridges. The } a tj ‘ ‘ ne , show ar ‘tion In ¢ é bridges at. Kansas City and St. | 1 J a ia ion in appropriation + apa of $24,921,749, but it is charged by Charles carry State primary roads; Byrns that . he it } ’ v s re over the river and.two secondary | 1s remembere« “4routes cross on the Jefferson City | ~ Bi Aah Re © emer ye | bridge. 4 ‘bullt. Under these circumstances. and $118,204,5810 in real When the objections were raised, it was said the cost of all three — oe ee estate assessments is $138,127,067.) 4, the State payingeout large sums] bridges would have to be paid from | Valuation box Seis $4,750,000,000 from road construction funds for the primary road funds. ‘he total assessed valuation of! the bridges, proponents of the bill Proponents pointed to another property in Missouri for 1929) ,nended it by inserting a section| section which would appear to give _ ‘Nh ijl ‘ yre ec $4,.750,000,000, it was said. st be total last year) qr, to expending $500,000 for ltinue charging the tolls on the was $4,713.659,313. To the assessed | any one bridge. However, a Sen- | bridges until one-half the purchase valuation to be fixed by the Board ator who has been closely scan-|price had heen collected, This of Equalization for real ar | ning the phraseology of the bill| would save the State one-half the ‘ phi sonal property will be added oe discovered the section does noticost, it was urged. The Attorney- | 4 . e+ .* . - ee 7 ‘ ; ‘ . roeaement ) } OblCc ULITILS . ; : oo : , : ie ‘ } a | Issessinemis actually limit the State expendi-| General has rende red an opinion lof St. Louis for a shortage in the | -aecounts of former Deputy State . ; ‘+ > ‘ _ he ut- , oa ~ £97.600: reotor vehic! $69, 7723-| necessary, SS eae ne The Turkish Petroleum Co, - ’ ; . : . . . - = —_ - 4 , : e. aa Ag: hanks. $150.800.756: all other! standing bonds as th an “yh, | comprises four groups ‘which will ; ; The secti ruts limits on t! : is mal propert) Pye section pu core , i ation that § hare equally in the. project ; ‘ra nOiewAaAciot Lica t , abate namely the Anglo-Persian, the Roy- ‘al Dutch Shell, seven-of the chief yHMurecehase price, Ni aples to Tax Tourists. could be assumed, nor the e2ppro- by the Associ Press priations that could be made. NAPLES, Italy, March 16.—The To quiet objections from sec- ws tons of the State removed from the bridze locations a praqvision was inserted that the money for) burying the bridges should be taken from road funds apportioned to’ > rench ‘standard Ot] Co. and 65 F Royal Commissar has issued.a de- ‘companies, cree that all visitors to Naples, ex- cept students, ecclesiastics and functionaries engaged in the per- farmance of their duties, must pay : 8 »n sojourn tax of 10 per cent of the counties abutting the bridges. On et, 8 +} r an it rovides that ice of their lodgings. This np- (ne othe I ind, Pp f ree ti a) ela ces of hotels and w he re the bridges ire part oO tn ar high type roads, sueh as . oxi | ens City and St. Charles the money ulates al “4: ee ) | ) me ' sth imary Cc r sna e sn. H. Blundell, J. S. Laurie, Frank | wautd be taken from State primary esc ’ Ford, Clarence H. King, Chester | road funds alt ’ — ; . Prince. A. J. Ikemeter, Frank ; Bridge Situation at Capital. $7,500. 000 Toan for Danzig. : * | ‘ote , “y e "Te Hill, J. J. Samesreuther and! There would be some difficulty. af oe March 16.—The Thomas Spencer. The honorarv¢ however, {n taking the purchase | +E? ; " sie aoa : re pallbearers, besides numbering the ‘price of the Jefferson City bridge, League 0 at »’** a+ ‘ . . 4 +f . ree city of board » dire rs Scruggs-Van- from road funds for the adjoining of $7,500,000 for the tha 1.4 ta ‘? i if] ri . ‘ _—_ ‘ “a a : " lervoort-rar une the official counties, it was pointed ove? , as no Dan \zig, the - on i Bie Pee 108 . funds are apportioned furthering tne eity 's gen ; leases for the remainder If enough of] is found, pipelines across the desert to the Mediterranean . cae pO Lices —— TS P } of the enuren, includes 4 State roa . | Snecia! at least $500,000 to match any sub-| ish Petroleum Co., ww bidet embraces | ' vote of 75 to 33. Objections were ‘raised that constitutionality of | | such a proposal was doubtful, and that such an appropriation would _— ana ¢ a spriate from State , ret of asrap, fora ness, and to approp cepting the vilayet of 5 » ' would encourage State officlals to ‘dishonesty. Davidson said the de- American companies including the! The company will confine its! 'welis to 24 are as, each of a squar®| mile and will invite tenders for | at Kan-' will be laid. The convention stipe | a ehairman of the) f ‘that the 1926 appropriations carry $35,000,000 less for interest on the ipublic debt: 25,500,000 less for : : - mvo.| Pensions, and many millions less aot et wate? » Cc } ro- ‘ President Coolidge s economy P _for other disappearing war agen- REDUCTION IN | LOBBY CONDUCTED gram is assailed as something that | | does not exist. in an analysis of | |greatly increased for ordinary cies, it is clear that.the appropria- tions for the fisca] year 1926 are peace-time activities, An examination of the figures submitted by Byrns in comparing. the amount of appropriations for 1926 with 1925 shows that there | has been a considerable reduction in some of the departments of the Government, but it is stated. ac- oeeeree to him, that an ‘analysis ill show that these reductions are not the result of economies prac- ticed by the administration: tha? they are ‘what might be termed as. unavoidable savings and reduc- tions. Activities were created and | obligations were incurred during the war, somé of which have en- tirely disappeared and others are diminishing. Increased Sum for Navy. Byrns said the navy was allotted? lin “actual cash” for 1926, a total of °$318,402,.328 “as against $278,- in 1924." “This huge sum,” Ryrns contin- ued, “when considered in conneé- tion with the fact that there ts a balance of authorizations of $152. 560,000 for alterations and in- creases in/the navy, emphasizes the. Importance of another more effec- | tive conference on the limitation of | ‘that engrossment of the bill was personal property 'the Senate for consideration. Lob- Instead of a decrease in the Op- | ECONOMY FIGHT BY DEMOCRATS In THE HOUSE FAILS Republicans, in a Sunday Session, Reject Virtually. All Amendments to Trini State Appropriations. “PASS THE BUCK -. UP TO SENA Increase of $525,424 Voted in General Revenue Bill of $6,279,525 Following Many Squabbles. By the Jefferson City tant fran ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 16.-+ A rousing round of “noes” frond the Republican side and a lesseP volume of “ayes” from the Dem. cratic minority marked the official disposition in the House last night of virtually all amendments ofé fered to reduce the sizé of appro- priations from general revenue, for the various departments, boarda, bureaus and commissions. Only four such amendments carried. Squabbles across the floor over the proposed economy, measuresy | defeated time and again, so prow longed the Sunday night seaston armaments and that the former poeried over until today. As orig- conference failed to accomplish | what the people bhelleved.’’ Madden, in discussing the pres- ent “low water mark” in expenses | said the last Congress enacted sev- eral laws ‘which will require in- creased outlays. The new postal! s.laries increase law, however, ‘while requiring appropriation of approximately $190,000,000 for the rest of the fiscal year 1925 and for 1926 he said, practically off- rets this amount through “the ad- inally introduced, the bill carried | $6,279,525 in appropriations. The | House got through with about haif the sections in the bill last night and at adjournment had added $1,« 047,272 and deducted $521, 850, a net increase of $425,424. $9,189,409 Bill Engrossed. In the Sunday morning session* the House engeossed the bill car- rying appropriations for the de- partments and institutions fron) | fees earned and other special funds ditional revenues anticipated un-| mot affecting general revenue. As der the law” and it “should have engrossed, the bill carried $9,189,- no appreciable effect on the rela-| ttonship of general receipts and ex- penditures. , Public Bullding Needs. Among othér expenses to be iIn- (curred by the Government, Mad- ‘den referred tos the $150,000,000 ‘public ‘building bill which, after raesage by the House, failed to re- ceive Senate action, and said “pro- ‘vision must be made at the next session to cover the public build- ‘ing situation.” “Pointing out that Congress had iraduced by $11,125,000 the Budget Rureau estimate for 1926, Madden lentad he wished to call attention to this because of a “more or less | widespread misapprehension that | passing responsibility to the Sen- Congress does not and. has not) ate and the Governor for any slash-- ‘stayed within the Iimits of the amount requested by he Presti- cent.’ \ “| HOUSE REJECTS BILL TO REPAY ROSS’ SHORTAGE 409 in appropriations, an increase of $164,408 over.the opiginal. Bn-" | grossment of thet ebalee followed futile attempt mocrats io trim down the appropriations. Representatives Bales of Shan«- non County and Roney of Jasper, Democrats, led in offering amend-, ments to cut down, the appropria- tions. Roney announced aiter de-. feat on a series of his amendments, that he knew all! of them would be: | voted down, but he would offer the rest of them anyway. Hig -:predic- tion was borne out by the later votes. House Republicans, in voting down the attempted reductions, are |ing of the appropriations, and at. the-same time are avoiding any responsibility for not giving’ the departments what they want fron the State treasury. Republican Floor Leader Peters told the correspondent, “We are sending all we can over to the Appropriation “Was Proposéd for | Senate. They can do what they» Benefit of Night and Day Bank Depositors. ta the Paeat-Dierw tech JEFF ERSON CITY, March 16.— A proposed appropriation of $167,- N00 to reimburse the depositors of the defunct Night and Day Bank Finance Commissioner Donald W. ' Ross, while he was in charge of. “Maquidation of the bank, was de- feated: by the House yesterday. ' Ross has appealed from two con- victions on charges of embezzle- | | ment from funds of the Night and | | Day Bank. The proposed apnea: in- troduced by Representative David-: son of St. Louis, was rejected by a establish a dangerous precedent. Opponents of the measure sald it positors had no voice in the liqul- dation of the bank and no means of checking up the persons in charge of their money, and there- fore’ the amount of the shortage should be paid by the State. All the members of the St. Louls delegation in the House voted for the appropriation, except six who | were absent. —— me Wickersham Commission Chairman ty tlre £ acer ia ted iyress WASHINGTON, March 16.—Ac- ceptance by former Attorney-Gen- ‘eral George W. Wickersham of the | | chairmanship of {ta commilssion on | international justice and good wili, | '{.« announced by the Federal Coun- et! of Churches. Wickersham e#uc- | ceeds Dr, John H. Finley, associate editor of the New York Timea, Bishop Charlies H. Brent. of the Episcopal Church, who was chief chaplain of the American Expea:- tionary Forces, will serve as vice- cnoairman, and Dr. Sidney L. Guitk “ft New York will continue as secre- tary. | want to with the bills.”’ Fllis Bolts Majority, One more appropriation: bill is on the calendar for engrossment |after completion of the contingent appropriation bill. The remaining. bill provides $200,000 for a separate ‘office building for the State High- way Department, The engrossed Dilla are being: rushed through the hands cf the printers and will be placed’on the | House calendar early this week for ‘third reading and final passage. | They then will go across to the | Senate. Representative Ellis of Barry County, Republican, voted regular- ‘ly with the Democrats yesterday on ithe proposed reduction and usually stood alone on the Republican side iwhen a rising vote was called. » Republicans around‘ Ellis jeered |him on one occasion for his bolt, Ellis retorted that he made his campaign for election on pledges of economy and reduction of State expenses. “I'm keeping my prom- j{ses.”’ Ellis shouted. “You fel- lows made those same® promises, but you are not. keeping them now.” ee ltt A ALO A To Sell Only Vuleu-Eieae Goods. Ry the Associated Presa. CHICAGO, March 16.—The first of a chain of stores to be operated for the exclusive sale of ‘union- ‘made merchandise will open here May 1, Harry Sheck, president of the Chicago Trade.Unton Label League, announces. The store will ‘handle goods particularly designed | to combat prison-made goods. Stock has been sold to members of ‘organized labor here. Berlin Police Clash With Reds. Ry the Assoctated Press. BERLIN, March 16.—One man was killed and three men were wownded yesterday by policemen during a communist demonstration in a Berlin suburb, held in pre- test against the clash Friday night in Halle between communists end the police. In the Halle ro ‘seven persons, including twe wem- ‘en, were killed. | a & me nail . a oe ae

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ne . . . , ta ie each ae oe “i ie 8, , lis decle the Editor of the Post-Dispaten atrical. He talked incessantly. Gentle chidings from esses of accomplishment. Men's minds are not sud-/ ste | a a. the “piping times of peace,” Gor. Hyde, vv ho appointed } im head of t) ‘ Police ceniy transformed by the launching of and idea or the . . — Foy sel i ,or ¢ fn ‘* eieerts —_ ; P { it is frequently difficuit to arouse Moard in consideration of substantial service ren- . unding of an ‘institution. The idea has tq germ! The funeral .of Mrs. Joseph | terest and enthusiasm in any milftary dered were of no avail. Einally came the ¢ end nate through the functioning of the institution in | “tzer, wife of the editor of the; f project. Hence. it is not surprising that ' charge against Soldan Higit Scho yi. ine once valli a (rae? to Itt a a lise if on tire " ric. > ¢-Dispatch, was held at 2:30 . | | ; the provision for an armory at the Uni-| toe of really decent mind, which compelled his This overture to Germany does not mean that the ’ piterneon “Se ee se ae : . ™ a ay — r i 5 h treds \f hea waorPr ot — . 5 ; vy 4 versity of Missouri has been eliminkted | | motion and his subsequent dism sal. i 7 “4 PF ‘ : xs — aii t aiiaved. It qaoes not pro- ‘ nes road, St. Louis County. A from the proposed appropriation now | As a showman MF. Miller is a corker. But the of. SEES the birth of international friendships. But it; ae Sve was held later at |! : ; bt , does mes hat ; F | under consideration by the State Legis- | fice of Mayor is not a showman’s job. It is an office does meé in jor the bitter heritage of war is fading, 3 Mefontaine Cemetery. i i Scture. Two years ago the Legislature | that calls for a profound knowledge of the city’s in- and it justifies the League of Nations as an institu- | mhe Rev. Chester E. Jenney of |, i appropriated $175,000 for an armory, but dustrial and social problems. It calls for patience, | tion capable of heralding that tremendous truth and| ~ First Presbyterian Church at ; ‘ aad ; ‘ , - amare Was pever released by the) industry, capacity for counsel, ability to select anal? hastening a happier ordér of things. Without | a hington boulevard and Sarah | i r. 4 i 2 . ; > | i DU iinine 4, to be car -rieg | direct men, for a Sudgment. Those are the| the League there would be no instrument to voice | pol NT LOVUIS pet, “e the aneperte from the | this trutl é : | »%k of Common Prayer of the q t on here, it ought to be done efficiently, be eepegyam which the office peculiarly demands today. ipa “ uth and no machinery with which to put it) opal Church. There Pipe i and ~ do this an armory is absolutely The great clock of Destiny is striking NOW!” for inte action. | - ; dress and no music either at one ! essential. i 0 vega - ““" +) Whether Germ: ace > vetec Ata. | ' : tary department ow eghering he mil If the bond program is to be carried out capably tion 15 inesaneited. ‘Seetnais considered Present-| e. ‘The pallbearers were Saniel } ; 2 - + e ; ~ + av i) = a ’ 3 i . et ; largest department in the university. we must hare a Mayor competent of throwing 1 his ly Germany will accept. Presently Germany will | pag Eee Se , ) : r ti ow! i eat as ' -— uffman, on / The United States Government ‘jr. | iufluence on sound proposals, sincere enough to serve lake her proper place in this great enterprtse of | . berg. J. H. Holliday, G. J. Wil-{1 ; a - a ° , ' v - ld am ; am seenengare also furnishes a complete uni-| 4Pril «, the citizens will be privileged to weigh the | OBIS says Mr. Debs, “and, in fact. a reactionary | FT = Friday. She had gone [Fast for aj, , aliea.' ued at $30 to every student en-/| merits of the two candidates, Mr. Igoe and Mr. Miller bod) | 3 k's shopping, and ‘Thursday ¢ . | Rie ae | | . =e > wae 4 a ; : ht suf f ' Missour! is qne of the very few oe Es far as most of the professional politicians are , cc Was BOt-G0 long OGe Sees tas Progressive cee: and necks whem tien on ; ‘J . ’ ; aan - . - : ePrers were } oo} ce re" ag s+! . - Dae eteviied an armory at tg | Comcerned the campaign might as well be omitted. . rees Were. being denounced as wild-eyed radicals. : the automobile in which she was : land grant college. ®The military depart- They make no pretense of casting a discriminating Mr. La Follette, their champion, was regarded with y ing was shattered. blood clet : . > . oR: = - thee ¢ ; ; %: ae ~otragea ts payee! operating under: serious. ballot. They vote the party ticket 4nd unfortu horror by the Republican campaign speakers. They . ming in an artery Was carried to}, ca &. Aaa . : a 4 ’ i. _ > ° | wis d ua” seal R ~ oa * ti 5 | ’ a BET dtetrectice. hours a week nately this socalled party loyalty grips man: ,; | were sure he bad horns and a tail concealed some-! : brain, causing death before the “ blane tl an goad } a aad . . . . asia. Lita c : i - : beside® three hours amet! ‘$ carried on/ zens who are not professional politicians, but up SEe—————E>—_— — — _—E>E> >> — > E> i IS a 3 Bing. Joseph Pulitzer, who was; actually deteriorating, gue to dampness , absurd but it is essentially dishonest Ne citizen can to find someone who considers Mr. Debs a Neensuaall The Suwanee River rises rr fg This colemn is designed to | oS se the Florida Coast, | S€ ete. & 1 “Siege se - — : : i “ P — hie _ me ag eh, : , : e ot. The military depart — | intelligently vote for or against Mr. Igoe for Mayor of the interests.” a “reactionary” and a “mossback.’ in the highest mountains of the human soul. | a ee WHICH WE GET OURS, without bias the latest comme Punaditen seadien eae epariment o the Uni-j| alee . va ; — "narentiv ir i ' ’ peogay ; And is fed by e eenest aban ka , f ¢ : & lee e rapid s e f a versity of Missour! has been rated > because be is a Democrat, or for or against Mr. Miller Apparently it is an endiess chain of grades Came Me the deepest springs of the hu- | lca will be ” Ms ad of Islam in Amem | _ leading publicists, newspapers Gn ‘ }Georze McMurtry, who was with ~ ‘ —y Y | «> i. ‘ ae Fis , : > ' ‘ r } ‘ « iy « : — “ ; ~~ finan near i laa a 2e . se aes. & 4 o4. its Of , is y Ty blige - . _ | paceig iy T} "a Fa "tT } : . yi ; a , es: ’ ? — . 7 ve nee rigs Ts —» Cussues ci 4 - - " . ; a4 , mote 7 ?“ i | > 4 aa , a § ec Ven’ leges none ox » @ ed el AV i dc * ic 30 baa or née YT? ‘ er i . . more academic credit for military Tord MELVILLE , ihe American Uperatic an } A{blied os . : etrienctia n¢.- titan ee 5 ° rampant among the comm a * . feeling, which reached tidal- fa kest ume in which the trip has than Missouri : os { . nines . & WILKINSON. ~ 4 4 Goiu 4A5iICU Al iS } ounda ~4 UBB if s iss ise ' - ‘ ‘s@ *** rommon herd, and core tions because ie . oO I, therefore, sincerely rest te Mr. Wilkinson worked his way to the top of tbe : tr Butler, Frank A. Munsey and Mrs. Vin-; 5, mate ET Be 2 mil ing Praag ials to be developed, | teys with their manly Costaall hour. Ralph Pulleser wid ae , . a. ” aat you i ibe cent Astor. Others connect bh tha But the bees are still humming arou eo | oking to the est for modern machinery | Sos . 4 me , cae be + daa influence immediately to- retail dry goods business from humble beginnings. are D : Re! : ae ed with the undertaking day by day ‘ ae me 4 and material development, even a eee /the ladies of the Sultan’s harems y at Union Station and took av n m . ‘a= ” . © a‘ IG € ‘ SCO, et > ‘ Vlei , "+ } a >.*% . 4 aillies Z y ie . — - - - a oo oan ene of $175,000 includ- | **** successful work in Cleveland and Buffalo he s On $y: Neysa McMein and Mrs. Adolph; And the banjo is stil} tumming therein the | can see the profitg tn this inviting prospect Knights of the Ku Klux Kian, to the Joseph Pulitzer home. shstataad ee ation which came to St ui SS ergrepeeibet best wucaes ee Se eee Science ci ei wert men that they aré, are ' ‘ . eo ° 4 ae nicHy . o 9 eu Louis and LOOK che rT rs) > the = a : Stariight. 2 = P co Cannot ignore reli io . 2 and re- ig EN o Ge ¢ emu , it u ae OT eu? , ap? : , “f ' “Suey seus ; nt . ~— IMhUunUe 1.0 aids mere - ay ag z - * , « al. eat. 7. ©). # \. and prospe rous - tab al ss up in yp « =i at ? Ts and institute U il) he ect tab] sh J at Stony Poi ories of home the attention of the reader to the fact that | their liberties. For the‘ moment | D BE REA * ee & 8. and fT.) us, O nd D 4 gre nt, With stores in Colum- N. Y., where world renowned mast fon it oint, And simple hopes and reflections religion and science are wedded harmoni- prong by Ma and her D AFTER HIS DEATH. ———— bus ; » & enver, Colo. nde 2swe 4 pw itt Inast.ters Will consti- \r a% i . AeA 2 SLs sis ously in Al! Koran Thirt > that {s due as much to their , . ; . é; ute a jury of rt , i Are the most prized possessions of mankinr | eres seers irteen hundred and | ; © th ae ee Valenace. During the 14 years which Mr. Wilkinson spent tute a Jury of experts to test the qualifications of pro-| aaa” ee THOMPSON. _ forty-four years ago the Prophet of Arabia. | {ime Strife as to any othes lm Babin quae. pen, Ts > a .~ & - . ‘ : \ i] MRiINSOD spent in fessional —— pe Pisa a TE . moa ' .. » aoavd "SON, . *: - ray - .0- ‘ . I > me ; ator Of the Post-Dispatch. St. Louis, although engdged in an ardu | nal American singers, dancers and instrume : . ‘ received a revelatioh informing him that |The net result of the kicking 8% ‘and E avey ot "samt OTICING th | , ged in an arduous: business talists and claasifv them J strumen- pi Ph acl : ig him that | , > Events in His Memoirs. . e great amount of space | tosk. he gare freely of hia ¢ me — LailStS ana ¢ iasSily tiem accorarne to ability aa ithou c:r Te ary anne ony 12 ip ine " ' S\ he were unit for food, and now the are being subjected to at this : ht 1925 by the Press and Pull’ rer ¥ . = sialic, ica U4 r av 4 ti lé nt ae rera ~ on “es ut | . . . : _ Pees = c] p! : is ATOR ' rier tifie crore ~\ _ > oe ; . - ° é ' taken up in reference to “A Greater | public movements. He was never t Mrs Pate to name, connections or influence. Suceessful| ios i bidb.s us carried 1D Lhe \[eme- ; Cc aim the ear ‘ - : } - PARis. . L would suggest th ; ss» . L424 a ws i “A tit’ i Ship in civik and ‘ — ry P are : - “98 ; cha . mM 4 ican ’ — te ‘ ‘Kher re ee . ‘ — ' ~ - ~she s iit} ‘ “ae ¢ ’ . ad - your Civic League, immed lately start a busipess, and asa citizen h aad ne dial s‘\ae Pe ae be eae Lne origi nal to gues. the o 8th nee see testow Te ni ANT on | nge fo material! ve developed West has | the heretics. With temporal au — three years aco. campaign to iS Work and influence for, The first perforn sins : : | anced a . . Light brown-skin | torn to bits the Sermon o , | mor as net ye Y | ae weme elmer to the Uttering | the public welfare were invaluable. Whenever t | The first ormance will be heard next fall on} “°™22 about & feet 6 Inches, weigh about | e6ebe elem: tea Samana : se net Mou . — bose ee ae verge” the ae i etn oa hae ose a title. | Z : , paper which is a| was a mov a sever there the one- i NP th anniversary reat 175 pounds ae falas tt Bi Gh ines i eiations of the Proph- | to pinch @ n ; published until oV* i 2 . . : . anniv rsary 7 . ; 2 4+4\ua>. Bris r rT) Jack + - ' ‘ rh - ™ . Gisgrace not only in one section, but! op ement tor the city's good, or a needed formance of foreign cyl the Initial per-| wwester yellov sk step, black hair, blue ne Some Americans are very inconsistent. | @ Pillow-case over his shining sears after the author’s death. | es , 7 . ‘ J ej mera ? mories , “ne » SHOW ercal ires: . ‘ t _ S$ ~ throughout the city. There is a iew | ,c arity to organize and put on its bebt bt Saree Wen! cauiiit- Ghhecti £ & ra in America. Thus a long-| wavery-minded F : he ess, black shoes, ; - toh a certain nation among them whom And the beauty of the American t . 1 circumstance, which is a! , Ss purse Was sougn yiective wil) be attained c he ne ry-minded, name Pearies E. Pugh, by hey spise, at - against this, I believe, and would sug- | cpen and his energy and ability were devoted to! public ; ‘Ee a il! be attained on the part of both| marriage; before, Perite E ee a bave meanness poi pa: at the same time they | sovernment fs it will not bes te Pear Ae in Clemenceau’s my that rewards should be offered for ithe cause. on Pubic and artists. It has been a sad reflection on | Simon sree Bring alt ae notif r, wife of and procla a one man from that race the Ku Klux Klan fn Texas to embodi ei. that the “Tiger” arr “ = % 4 - i or 4 Vv = CiaiT 7 ° a ‘ : . ¢ swee iar’ a owns paper or|. His unfailing courtesy to all » name. | tear art ene talent and appreciation that our continent; “*) P@Y you $17.75. Bist net St err Christian: +a} srocts. iieh hed Red hie Madty Kensidersti ume {n contact. has been obliged for 190 years to depend Pa, RAI oar pepe Ne ing in cl eo Bave nothing to Mer by Se restored to power they can ignore & DB hier ce et told =more about} things are now, it looks as if tt was!) , and his kindly consideration for employes! for all that was worth Sear eseggundaeed apn ee saith cation, “Seiteaihinmes scales ae a Volstead’law is ignored in Ohi, SEEEMtury 1. en xets Of the pest halt | a great honor to see how much litter ,a2nDd associates, endeared him to th - SONS IRENE SE. 5 a \ Ae rth while in this great branch | id ; | . . s | ~~ Pepi Moslems and nearly all Christians e: ‘¥Y than he at present will ad- re a Scattered around. This is one of singuiarly useful and his loss is ; ee a it Fo scsshe he Stony Point prayers should be produc. | ~ 4 An Oid notehook, belonging to | -- soa a ee the words Jehad and RADIO AND THE CE 2 4 ne wy the re’ thin = to ‘ ‘ , = : . a ~ sce Diy a¢ tit . of more eff —" eo 3 . Jic Kens, has been a« un . @* Seg eS se slandi. le Arabic u“ rad bs dn 3 ae ' .oar ie rs , ) ° tT ete s wreray oe ta faut higt ort of its kind and may be expected private collector Ts gt ' rm nea oi | means to strive to do ani pri re From the Kansas City Times . | is th Pe en “evs i of the | - as ‘od | a , © foster higher stand: rds both of art and mnu«i Se tte vector. It is full of suggestions, sigs - or ah; the _ ae ¥ consists of ree. | ERNST BREAKS LOOSE aE cuees et ‘a : % » of art and m 1sica] whieh wer to be used in writl: g his stories me 25 word Mahdi simply means the HAT effect extended use of . of 500 pages aan Page . a ui : ° appreciation in America. and among other things « ee ee *2romised Messia! . ‘ SS ~ ) aty-fou, ! . ; P™en. concert of the Massenchor, landslide. and this outburst must hare . eae BOY'S “y aA BCC i chance: C: he ‘ as already appeared. He is | because of the broadcasting of ae " scenes and events of his Wednesday night at the Coliseum, that! himself quite as much wa es Ze ha Sen — GIRLS’ NAMES. a hulam Ahmod of Oadian, Punjab, British jlarger city churches. Already “nd record his comments the “Te Deum” by Bruckner w me HO lite much as anyone else. Mr. Ernst, an SPoaman Furry. Sophia Doomsday. | 4ndia. sue simple Jews will keep on look- _ been evitiences of such @ result in * pon: ‘usionas. ’ " ** *. on : , +? . ; for the “firm” time in St. Louis. oe | Zz e friend of Nick Longworth’s and as stanch a ~ ell Browndress. Matilda Ratnbird | a Somes oan end of days for their “Mes- ‘Eastern sections. That is F | vi Se 4 his | regular ¢@ = ie . liliam Why. = nn . : siah.”’ e * Cou : creates“an erroneous impression, I wil! | gular as ever came down the pike, has devoted his Robin Scrubbam — emnaret. ing till the ee wl Seep co eae as an unfortunate dovelewaaaas D yRIO ~ x Mire ee give you the facts: ; sepatoria! years largely to voting roe” on 98 ane “eee Sea Warr. \ erity Hawkyard. seameit gen Syne of days for “Christ's” re- ec a neglect of the for pee 16. ~ 3 ¢ ellow _ matar * om vais vawer one | 4 lone oh % —— . 4 : “wii iadS clo . liumphrey; basso, Mr. Porteous, and the jjar” He t} ~ eee. S WHEE, malicto inte the - manefactere Prien: sheuid stimu- | long run of: = tor at the beginning of the | ference of opinion. Night ‘a. I 7—Clear; roads fair. Symphony Orchestra. That is 32 years x e then. proceeds to take up the cudge a2 eater “ manufactu: e of such articles as ee 2 « i so in Chicago took an apart- other services of a church are P .——Partly cloudy; roads | | "Si the Io los , ‘Svee 5 ; ier pockets, leather vEnen ent close to the rallros . amd ago, but still ‘Yresh in the memory of @ long-suffering Secretary of the Tre e ar Oe AIOE, CScel suspenders and EOS i os e railroad. He abandoned it (ro become obsolete so long as i those who ps rtic! : Cc . , ‘ a~VU acne! ba cr ic * pated. OngTess has treated ge) unkindly ‘ sor "a "aa ‘ a think t onl , ' something of interest and . rT C1 reads good. : EP . a | mary. rid@ hair fair is to t : , ) ' co ; -: JOSEPH H. AULER. / Mr. Ernst decries all per: 4 ; cago next Augu a ia e held in Chi- | tr iims golr } id have became used to ‘the ple of a community. Some as » ——Clear; roads faig “ " 4 > ead ra ony uUti¢ Y « Lf uf, on . J | - P } iT pl ; 1e ’ ‘ } ad vv = ¢ ‘? ee 4 , Syl geal cae en inside of a - wee r — have never ery morning ¢ 2 =ess he said, “but ev- unable. for finanelal or other 't | dla) lear; roads rough. likely bob up sk - gerry agen will now under my petive p .. clock two engines came | meet this condition. Some #5 i “lear; roads rough. | : ° | MARK THOMAS. DS aa indow and rehearsed until | their doors because of t Prine r;,. — Clear: roads fair, " , : | support competent and ij : sar; roads good, Xs > . ~ » ¥, : bes be L ' | . ae ee Re eee ee a ae ci , . a a

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er lat ‘“ >. - TT RE OR Pe es Be ', 6 i a nthe ta, ba oh : 3 we - Pe laa) Cea Mia y , le axe, * Ue z i ’ PF 5% RO ghhe de Ss = ; M ~ ¥ ry - ‘ ', oe ; Cae 4 a" Pa 3 x “ ~—_ 6 a a = al 4 Fr J Ls ond a , : > - ' rie a ai, ER EIT I ET Ly LT LE eRe ; Pt —_ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY- — AL Or | Soctal News baa oe : a ' f 4 “ , ot Oleg Le ‘ ’ « 2 i ~~ o st ape 2 . heme that the “Tiger” | imask law.’ Once they ae oot gyi bce aaa of rer they cag ignore it as istory-makers it more about ignored in Ohfo. Memttry than he at pr oo wee halt i —_-- ; “i! : at present will ad- | AND THE CHURCH. ; i that is actually know of the me City Times. Is that it int OR | at ‘diebe “t extended use of the a Of 500 pages each. In his a e on church worship By ytourth ‘year, completely de- as attracted considerable GREAT THINGS, SEEN Ped fron polities and living far | » observers geclare it oo. sream of human passions, | neeau believes he has at- al closing of many, smile *& Pinnacle from which he ularly in the rural dist vey with calm impartiality | yroadcasting of services Men, Scenes and « vents of his! rches. Already there [83 4nd record tis comments | of such a result in ce Nelusions. : s. That is regarded by 8 Vince, oe ate development, portendim# kin ount Miura Dies. ct’ of the church, and b Mivr Mareh 16.—Viscount wible benefit because of t ig er be i, % years old, former , that may be reached Rete " ar and a member of | ethods. One church ext Yatier a died at Atam! ggests that Sunday ws & long illness. [fe was. ; ‘ 4 statesm: ae | undoned and that chure wg sman who was programs of music and to forrh many Cabi- ight eervice he ronaret a 1 the country and cities. e might very well be & jon. Night services oF of a church are not tk lete wo long as they provie terest and value to the ached St. Louis this morning. - Friends on Special Train. George McMurtry, who was wit Pulitzer at the time she was red and who was hurt slight- p himself, Mrs. McMurtry, and Julius Walsh, all long time fright, there from of To le ee Ee ee. = eee -*e ao - —— oo we = El ale el Re Meee eed de hel teed Le LLL ELE TELL TL TATTLE LTT TT LT TLE LTELe LPT RPP RHR ERROR ee 4 MASK BAW INJTLXAS,. imore Lvyening Sun. 7 ERGUSON and the Le seem determined ) fina ’ Raat Convenience Counts || *7and costs you nothing CONVENIENCE should be an important consideration in the selection of your bank. Time and money have real meaning to busy men and women. Yet, people often encounter inconve- nience in their banking transactions that they are able to avoid — -- in their everyday affairs Texas ghis.of the Knights of ¢ to make fools of themsel ie dictates of their own ¢ ng ridden into gubernato office on ao arave of antik reached tidal-ware pro f factionad fights within l,under some obligation ime for the funeral. fa special train wk Central which mw at 11:35 «4, m. a} a v © + ¢ « ¢ e * . a ‘ PERHAPS FOR ONLY A MOMENT, BUT REMEMBERED FOR A LIFETIME. AMBRICAN TRusT COMPANY CORNER SEVENTH AND LOCUST STREETS MANY OF THE ATTRACTIONS OF FRANCE ARE DESCRIBED IN BEAUTIFUL BOOKLETS PUBLISHED BY THE CAN “ AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY CORNER SEVENTH AND LOCUST STREETS OF THE CUNARD AND ANCHOR LINES FOR DISTRIBUTION YOU IN AMERICA. Frers CONNECTIONS en . [ADDRESS ANY STEAMSHIP AGENT OR THE CUNARD AND eee “ae - urt Road Conditions. 8 City.—Clear- roads fair. ? b—Partly cloudy; roads ANCHOR LINES, 1135-37 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS. | ASK YOUR STEAMSHIP AGENT OR BANKER nh. *] ¢ . —f WaT: roads rood. “THE SAVE TO TRAVEL PLAN.” ts cenee ST LOUIS CLEARING HOUSE ELILEITTT TT TET : hes 4 8 a) en ee ABOUT iunity. Some chure di ar: roads .4,% aneia] or other reasons lear; roads rough. | MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ition. Some have cit Clear; roads rouch. TIITTTTTITITICIVIC ITIL LL Taduatleh enaadesedees sede oo doe 6d CSSSSd CUSSSS CSOSCESSSDSSH ODO CSSD CCSD SOSES - ause of inability to find - w—(Clear; roads fair. ent and alert ministers. iwClear; roads good. . 7 " ; ” ©

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LE Bo ner eee Wetter erway TES Y ~. P. ~~ a A | ve ‘ : = “ys - med , fs. 2 ~~. = ~~ ~~ ~ ad ~. - i] | a ——$ =, _—_-— ny — —_ er : Wi i “Our supply of Wrigleys is EY tetag cone A us some more Wri. . Wed be lost without it /” When the youngsters entertain their little fri , or rhen the neighbors drop in for an ¢vening of idge, gases around Wridleys for a delicious ng-lasting refreshment, It's beneficial too - to teeth throat_and digestion ! , mouth, BUENOS AIRES,. March 16.—A | dispatch to La Nacien from Lima, , Peru, says the Peruvian authori- ties, after the publication of Presi- dent Coolidge’s award in the Tac- na-Arica controversy, “considere:l it convenient during the first mo- ;ments not to divulge abroad t manifestations of public protes against the decision.’ The dispatch adds that demopn-|! strations are occurring daily; that | numerous small groups of persons are crying out loudly against sincerity of the award and against the possibility of holding a plebis- tha | te. “Police patro @ streets to Keep order savs the dispatc! whi was filed in Lin Saturd mor ing “A demonstration by won'en had beegy fixed for yesterday, whi! 4000 ivhabitants of the unredeeme:i province presented themselves art (ne American embassy to request that arbitors be chosen who wil] assure a fair plebiscite. TWO WOMEN SUFFERING FROM POISON, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Both Said to Have Attempted to Pend Their Lives \fter Quarreling With Husbands. Mrs... Bettic Wilson. 20 vears old |; Was taken t ity Hosp! her home, 5050 eates aven i. ™. today suffering from | gon which police were te id swa!l ved at "a quarr er husband, E Her Ss serious The husband to t ceme . wife had ft h I - (a quarre - 2 : fr } I ©! ) - } = a* when she came ind a ipt a reconciliation. Another quarre! resulted. said, and she went into another room and, returning told him she had swallowed polson Mrs. Ann Swanberg,. 32 vears old (of 3921 North Twen ecor street, took poison at her home ves- terday following a quarrel wit} her husband, Oscar. She was | [Oo City Hospital] Doct é~ 7 2 oo is ‘4 Sed a FOUND SHOT TO DEATH ————L Tinner Left Messace Asking For- giveness of His Family. Robert M. Wallace. 58 years oid ‘a tinner. found dead on a temple and a 3 p. m. yesterday, Loretta, and their rifle nearby. at iwhen his wife. fehildren returri@d to the home fat SS19A Russell boulevar from church. Several notes left by Wallace asked fore ontain« S 3 ic the family Mrs. Wallace Police her hus- band often had threatenedtato « nd his life because of a nervous af. | | fliction. She had left home with | the children abou: 6 ©’clock, she | Said, to go to church and at that ; time Wallace apparentiy was in | good spirits, although he declined to leave the house, Saying he erage. to rest. ' ' Skull Fractured in Collision. i Jacob Levin, 19 years old, of (2343 Dayton street, suffered a fractured sku! when he was thrown into the windshield of an }automobile in which he was riding | when the machine collided with ‘another automobile at Jefferson | | avenue and North Market street at He was taken ' * ls DP. Mm. yesterday. |to city hospital. ———— — = — —— SS ee eee ee ee er — Pass Pros- perity Around 6 at Cen 10c ©©tomato satce, . any man or an tion ean perm form is to helpdi the wealth of the world so that more may enjoy its benefits. ¢ Guarahteed, for poach- ing or boiling. ideal as a Lenien food, doz. Siete ven. 30 Made of the! fed cows, | dairies. Se jong-cure tv Avondale aa ° Ay x y e " é ’ &. > f ; organization, men generally would fewer of the pleasures which our splendid 5 Country Club, churned | fresh daily; always m uniform, lb. print~— 55c Pure. Lard, Ib.... s Crisco—ilb. can DFA “lifton Corn, No. 2 can, a The Standard Oil Compeny (Indiana has brought the operation of the mot car within the reach of practically ever family in the Middle West. . 4 The efforts of this Company to cons ‘oil resources Is a pu ~ By th refinery efficiency at economy it fs ee kat Standard .\ , pack; No. 2 ‘can; new/ low price.... String Bea: tender, flav: aae6e4e* = tiie ofan maniacs pee TE AK S viding efficent and scientific lubricator RESH PIC This Com PORK STE. eet Lhe Compute Gee —- of every kin autom or trac ~~ /-EVEAL STEAKS (Shou = less XI a nkfurters, Ib.......... _ at Pe, be eae oe i, Sausage, Mb. *“e @ @e#eeee 2 ° The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) im has originated and put into effect a distti= ae FRES bution system which for effectiveness has BUT, ‘Pound. .... no equal. This Company was a pioneer. if a Pound. perfected this distributing service to reac Biiieonay wreck piekc:ins = a the field and op ountry | oct well TUC. or os ) Tas taxi oF plearure car dri ‘in the crowd APEFRUIT “. ea cities. ithout such service, hundreds of my thousands of rural dwellers could not en | RANGES anges—-Large 200 size, per dozen. . UTATOESSS. ie: 53315 I U. S. No. 1 Northern Whi — oes Sweet and juicy, 250 size. Dozen. Ne Bas use of a motor car, except at Pro= itive cost. q peery——Large, crisp stalk Cabba ze. Lb. Potential wealth the world has always had. For thousands of years, un a CROAK ID. eee aeeeeeseanes petroleum lay in the ground. But of what’ we eS toe use was it in lightening the burden of Nut Stuffed “ humanity? Today, through the efforts of the great’ oil companies, among which the Standart i ne Oil Company (Indiana) is a pioneer am@ Tiber. 3. et leader, the wealth that lies in oil has been * passed around and made available to The accomplishment of such 2 service means farsighted, unceasing Fas — o tient papa: study, een tere er ance and initiative, inspired by high ideals p=: Country Club and the will to serve. ~ ee ee vory fab. Tal ‘ae Prunes—Smal! S le Standard Oil Company” {5e (Indiana) General Office: Standard Oil Buildiag a 910 So. Michigan Avenue, . ted Peaches cheice; Ib ae « ~~

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er MARCH 1 ———— MONDAY. > 16, MONDAY, | U MARCH 16, th ald faa 7’ 7 ot a aadtal “af TH _ Te ex; . y afte "=: ar ‘ % mm, % aX. ae P or Ol Pe es noe ay r , - : . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ae ee gata ati ue a il Sest'® Macaro Bpaghett!: pa ck- & | ' Strictly Fresh 4 ss Guarahteed, for poacaA- ing or boiling, ideal asa Lenien food, doz. er oon OIC Avondale BUTTER Country Club, churned fresh daily; always yniform, lb. print— Pure Lard; Ib....18%4c Sta _ pack; No. 2 ean; low price.. can, if, | Raped No. 2 TEA RESH he na truck or trac- | furters, fb. n (Indiana) Sausage, Ib. . a distri- ctiveness has } a pioneer. It vice to the country BUT, Pound t L, Pound 10 toniato sau , can, Lis KKED WHITING, Pound. KED WHITE FISH, Lb s LS —_ | ' i) ROOT PLEADS FOR U.S. FTO.ON WORLD COURT Veteran Statesman Writes Th at | It Is Only‘ Adequate insti tution for Preventing War.. Special to the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, ‘March 16.—Un-| equivocal support of the world court as the “latest institution | wrought out by the civilized world’s | great public opinion against war” is voiced by Elihu Root, one of America’s foremost statesmen, in.. an article jJuet published. ” | The former Secretary of State, | ‘Who was:recently proclaimed a | “member of the American nobtil- | _ty’’ on the occasion of his eightieth | | birthday, in a calm survey of in- | ternational relations, confesses his ‘faith in the general advance of in- |} ‘ternational morality and reiterates® |Ris desire for American pgarticipa- tion in the world court, which is now before the £ ite “There is no reasonable doubt A very genuine Seminola wheat, No. 2 S improved fr Ss. They are particularly [ener « nethods serving and because cal than the package Fould’s or Noodles: Krowger'’s; American Spa- hettl w oP aggeotee and [ variety- Quali eee Oi Not son because of the many goods. known foods for children. Macaroni, high-grade merchandise made by Bulk, | EREe how CREAM BRICK Made of the milk of grass- A mellow, fed cows, dairies. Snappy, mellow,| Cheese. tong-cure twang; per lb— | wich Cheese; creamy, from ae ted/full - flavored Brick The ideal sand- rich, 32 8 PIMERTO Swiss Limburgear—Badser Brand; Prt. Ib. loaf =. 1 o. no Waste: has imported grades; per Ib made, Country Club—F ull- wrapped no find. Cc Country Baga “ rapped: ’ the flavor of the finest - theroughly cured, Ses Kraft Pimento or Cheddar. Camembert, Castile Br., eine ‘Cream, pkg. 12¢ ndard new Tomatoes, pack: NO. fresh, | can, 12¢ | Strine Ah § tender, flavory: Choicest - Quali MEA KS PIG Native Cattle. Hearts, Ib. . Snouts, Ib. ..a22c 10: CORN: standard ' i! Re Ce ES oso Arm and Chuck Cut From Choice Per pound .10c Feet, Ib. lic Ears, lb ORK STEAKS, LB. . AL STEAKS (Shoulder) per 0 ORS: 22c Cae. ©:6 0 00 4 0 ae Liver Sausage, Ib Kraut, finest bulk, Ib.... FRESH FISH smoKED . .29Cc CATFISH, Pound REDSNAPPER, Pound SUNFISH, Pound SMOKED FINAN HADDIE, Lb... FILLET OF HADDOCK touched by desirable at delicious "Ways of they are more economi- One of the poun Spaghetti always new at pre |. 2 8 md a! al ——=—g fror most hand. this sea- the best Pi a Heinz Macaroni, can, ive Heinz Spaghetti, sm., Medium. can J Quick Cook OATS €lub; cooks perfectiv in from 3 to 5 minutes, delicious iasting—— & 3 « 25e CORNMEAL Best white or yellow; fine for corp bread or muffins— 4 lhs.15¢ Club; ,25¢ Country MILK—Country SB tall CARN. ccccss Van Camp's Milk a 3 tall CARS. cceeeseeee vc Country Club Maine Golden Rantam: tasties corn grown. NO. i? ) Kraut: healthful! shred: 2 pounds in can... . 8'2c Tails, 8c 17'2c a .22c .5c as the truc le each 7¢ :: ne H For DSo .... each S5¢ Rap li mdeate of ould not en- xcept\ at pro- mires—large 200 size. Sweet and Juicy, 250 size. Dozen.. per dozen . C APPLES Coukers and Bukers .. LBS. P FOR VIATOES S00 ite: 100 Ibs. _U. S. No. 41 Northern Whites 133 19 ibs. 20¢ Y¥—La rege, eae age. lb. —Tender Texas, ‘lb Nut Stuffed . ‘Tine faney quality © it stufied ens myed; O-Ib. box, $1.00; 1 Raisins VP sended m pkg. . — o ; a ‘ P. 7 untry . std : nd Peaches 15e Figs — Genuine se, Chicago ud un 1S¢ Crisp stalk . WPUTEVELLLELTle Tee 3c | POWDER RHUBARB Beets—Bunch Carrots—Texas, bunches .......+...+.+- fOr es Iceberg Lettuce—Call......-+s-eeereees 2 Fresh ‘@ : a@eat>'e.. FISH FOR LENT Genuine oad fieh: 12 Club Firm. tender. Tall ib. can, 7c Simaplitey Codfish, Underwoods, ca Country Alaska vory fish Fat = Kez. $1.15; 40: HERRING Holland. milchners Laree. Land 3 for" 10c. Pink Alaska Salmon; genuine, nice flaver; %%-Ib. Do a : all 8 ah! Seba can . Ge Sardinee—Bristiing; imp.15c a -—~ pa oval SOAP a EK, 3-oz. Can. aoe Crabmeat—Jap.. dining? - Country Club \ FLOUR Tested in comparison ‘s all others and found surpassed for general we poses. 24-Ib. sack Vanilla FExtract—Couantry Clab;: 34-02. bot... .l4e Lemon FExtract-——Country Club; %-oz. bot. 10¢ Avondale Vanilla— 1%-oz. bottle Marshmallow Creme— Country Clab—Pint jar 20c| 33c| for 19c Free Bunce Salt— _ ®-Ilb,. package PEARL OR Crystal White 4 bars for 15c These Prices Good Only in Greater St. Louls and E. St. Leuls St ** | that the great majority of the peo- ple of most civilized nations are strongly opposed to involving them- selves fn war, and the question arises, ‘How is it that nations con- | i nosed of people who don't. w: int | |war are continually fighting ?* ”’ Root’ asks in his article, published eee ———e — STOP ate SHOP ~ | 6th & LUCAS “428 Salisbury 6214 Eastor Eagie Stamp Day Tuesday & Wednesday PURE puTTER AT} Sweet Cream STRICTLY FRESH EVER-GOOD EGGS Remember — Ever-Good EKges are the Pick of the Nest. Sent, Nemo Better: 6 ee | SWEET nw a COFFEE Roasted Fresh Daily, pound E 39) swiss ¢> Ac| CHEESE Wisconsin Cream. .30c Full Cream Brick. .28c in Foreign Affairs Magazine. fiis Hand Cheése......3c paneweor is that no aeeaeate insti- , tution has existed to tim ent against bwar ré al ; un til the world court was propos sed. “The proposal “@khat the U ni ted 'States take part in supporting’ the ;court should be welcomea@ as an rag by all the people who have been talking in fav or of abol- | ishing war ‘and preventing war, but | | who have not as yet arrived at any | practical steps tending in that di- rection,” he adds. ‘PROSECUTOR SCHWEITZER'S HOME IS LOOTED BY BURGLARS —— — | Six Other Robberies Reported; Bus nake the effec ‘ive FRANKFURTERS, 2 Pounds SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR SSELL BL. Weekly Specials Ending March 21 RIB STEAKS ¢... 25¢ $2.45 55c Seediess Raisins, tb., 10¢ 24-ib. Box... 2 Packages Conductor Held Up on Upper . Deck; Two Children Robbed. | Prosecuting Attorney Schweitzer | retupned with his family to his | home at 3411 Connecticut street | last night at 11 o'clock to find ; | the house thoroughly ransacked ; ;and his $50 watch, $100 worth of M ‘fewelry and $25 in cash missing. Burgars also entered. the home pome veseuenceruenernenenzen A ~ . ; 5 Stunning with spaghetti! Bluhill ' of Otto Widemann, 3417 Connecti- | eut street, several doors west of |Schweitzer’s home, and took $10 in cash and $75 worth of. Jewelry Five other robberies were _re- ported to the police last night | James O'Sullivan. a Page avenue bus line conductor. reported that itwo men robbed him of $30 on the ipper deck of -his bus at Hamilton and Page avenues at 9:40 p. m Ruth Dackmann, 12 years old gl} 3243 Minhesota avenue. and Marie Schultze, 13. 3107 Wyoming street. “eported they were.held up at the *ntrance of the Schultze home at 10 p. m. and the Dachmann girl robbed of $1.20 Ww F. Shannon = eonfectioner at 214% Ohio avenue FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic Liquid—Easy to Use effectively removes Ex stops itching, an mg. It soothes. tnd that 1s especially time "ADVERTISEMENT _—_- ; Whar as directed Zemo ezema, quickly l heals skin, trouble 8, so Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chaf.- penetrates, cleanses and Zemo is a clean, dependable | inexpensive antiseptic liquid, | applied DEBTS? A Way Out— Sickness, misfortune, death— a thousand unforeseen contin- gencies may have caused you to run into debt » » » Come to the Citizens Loan & Savings Company and if you area re- sponsible person we will show you the way outr77You bor- row at legal rate of interest; pay back in easy installments. It’s the modern way Loans for Every One at Legal Rates CITIZENS LOAN.AND SAVINGS CO. CAPITAL*3 00,000.00 110 North Seventh St. Invest in Our §% } Savings Certificates BOARD OF DIRECTORS ROY T. LANGENBERG adapted for day: | use because it does not show. Sal bottle 35c gin ree : The POst.DISPATCH’ is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press mews service. == told police two men held him up and robbed him of $27 in his store at 8 p. m. Men answering ame description held Tulius Giselischap. confectioner. his store at 1988 South Newste ad avenue, and took $4 from him and lig from a customer. William R. Weblett. manager of ‘the Standard Oil age Station at 1207 North vaion yulevard, re- ported that a man mn ove up in an automobile at 9:15 yesterday and ‘forced him to open the safe, from which he took $60 in cash, five 1€25 and five $10 gasoline coupon hooks. The books, numbered, can he identified. RORNERSTONE OF NEW SCHOOL OF ST. MARY MAGDALEN LAID Archbishop Glennon Presides at Ceremony, at “Kingshighway and | Sutherland. The corner stone for the new | $200,000 parochial school of the Church of. S8t. Mary Magdal-n., Kingshighway boulevard and Suth- erland avenue, was taid yesterday morning, with Archbishop Glennon presiding. In a brief addr he said that the question of religious ducation was the paramount issue of the day in America, and ex- pressed hope that the Supreme Court, in its decision in the Oregon school law case, Would “settle for 'all time the right of children to ‘se [educated in private and church} | schools.” | | §t. Mary Magdalen School will! | be a two-story brick building, with! 'a combination gymnasium and an-| | aitorium, and 12 classrooms to ac- commodate 480 puptis. MOTHER AND TWIN SONS ARE BUXIED IN THE SAME CASKET Lena Neunaber and Infants Died Near Bethalto, DL, Friday. | Twin sons of Lena Neunaber, 'wife of Henry Neunaber, were 'bured in the same casket with her |! | yesterday afternoon jn the Bethalto | | Cemetery, n&ar Alt6n, Il. Mrs. | Neunaber, aged 33, died Friday afternoon at her home, one mile | |'west-of Bethalto, shortly after twin sons were born. The bables 'died shortly after birth. | Mrs. Neunaber is survived by her ' hupsband and three children. Mrs Neunaber, a member of the Bartel family, well Known in Wood River | | Township, was married 15 years | | ago. | | Man DI in Gas-Filled Room. Michel Drotleff. 48 vears old. was ‘found dead in a room he occupied ‘at 2800 South Broadway yesterday ' morning when other roomers smelled gas and traced it to his) jroom. A jet in the room Was open and unilighted Drotleff, police | were told, wag separated ‘rom his ‘family, whose whereabouts are not) | hnown. mr also ess Mrs. } ‘llcadquavtadh For Home Foods| This is Food Show Week—Special Bargains at all A-G Stores ..-& Whbs. Delicious Large Halves *'* “" in Heavy Syrup PINEAPPLE, ROSEDALE Hawaiian Grated No. 2 Can JELLO, America’s Most ¥5",. Famous Dessert, All Flavors A. G. 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SUGAR, Fine Granulated 35 PEACHES, Libby’ s Rosedale 2ic 23c Large Can Sliced 33¢ 10c 23c _ Small Size 13¢ Libby’s Fancy 29¢ _... 3 Cans 85€ l7c 10c 15¢ OMAR, the Wonder Flour, J 47 Stores” Dried Fruit Specials 4 APRICOTS, Fancy Blenheim 30c Ask Your A-G Stores for Food Show Tickets —_ Each Twelve ounce can of Each 1 pound package of Forbes Quality Coffee contains a free admission ticket to the Food Show Rumford’s Baking Powder contains a free admission ticket to the Food Show Your A.-G. neighborhood merchant S ervice knows your food needs, and stocks thousands of items for your accommodation. “Just phone for foods.” °s., Your A.-G. Store merehant carries 2 Quality full line of all favorite brands of foods, fresh, delicious vegetables and fruits, and meats of expert selection. Each store receives daily shipments of fresh butter and eggs. ‘“‘Phone for foods.” L ow Pri ces— Your A.-G. Store merchant gives lowest prices on quality mer-, chandise because he is one of three heffidred inde- pendent merchants who own their wholesale house “The Associated Grocer Company” where they saye thousands of dollars through quantity buying. These savings are passed on to you when you trade at the A.-G. Store in each neighborhood. “PHONE FOR FOODS, Where Service Is Best:—For Quantity Buying Give Us a Test. PHONE FOR FOODS, to Your A. G. § tore—Where Quality Is Higher and Prices Lower™

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TT , ce eR E E ies Over re | D ~ M-T S ABOUT SAE You ‘ LAST 0,000 FO a j ee HO-HYU N | Ke ’ To F\ P . atch. . te Tn on SEASO MA t-Disp ' . ale —_— ? a CING CAN , Pos h 16. ~~ RA YoU » the Marc ’ t AS | 7 cme TO NOW i to “TON, Cal., - ix baseball | Forwar ; ht as set VER A SEN” RDA: oN pon Cardinals port from N* | . 1 9 oO TY . y rhe a UT sA ae by who ith tq ° Fist 4 r HOT, EN : \\ ays ander Fort Sm : n n NG 5 wa WI \ left-b é to he | d Lo NED ING , pA\\ g rracus s ont roke oote |was Fu! FTER ee an CE \\ : cred — me” preg ew oY has une , — G | Ss MAX JE, A love KiNG R D ‘Zh . -_ ey ee event today, ghan's ares ate Rickey ith his ! s a ZL é& 2 . re doubies team. . r a3) Ww . Oo VEER RDER the on-Mounts ' nage ervic | 7 ———— ‘ulton-! rands’ Ma or § lie H Winning —_ 1. When A@ Ay, WAS O yY THE reo | 7S g ithe Fu saschean to pce . ‘ot counting y lahan worked maic,. = LCACE ELS a vee | ig >j Near _— @ ck em TCHED o NT BACK n al Al ey a ie Oe al 2886 . ; - ars ago, -_ ny at Gro- B i - i arfrrTre ‘ ~ham m OR EWN SE UP. ————— cae: ut le, Ce tr , total, . lace Wit - all o yea compa k- ) t —s (3a me . t ‘ur Cn ; J ay WA LEAN \S — . king A do $9 ad _ 4? te third Pp! { 2828, Ah ss : ‘Tw -riter , he wee | . ue C STEWARDS, e = 2 = cer making hit in ° inLO > etroit, " rpew at : r Persons See Fin loi n Melee—Ama . aDAY FOR A $30.95.) AAA ae have bet = ildp 4 and Manag - | — : ra ’ S eo * om : 1,000 Fe ators Jo SATY NOW RAIN we ene een i Total | ve Gua sows of : ton, »- the ¢ ten- 2 .. i -s Spectators ont. a ounday. Ls VAT ——— ‘ital spot. as one ° es 37 yrako it, i for e at 1. 1 ‘Players and Sp Ben Millers St Mees TOS PICKS TUESDAY- wore ; an e |e. more: vital spel & i Phe hicago Five Gets Mounts | Par coventh with ae Fevning attracted “ officials “ a Pla V dus ° * oY day BE BY el ,* _ fer, — —" the TWWiadets: to eS cag f r sey wen nin = elu fans to on yester@ AS. EF - ar Kille s in tt intend to, and . | 49 wilers pitc cuse C ract ~ ions 1 ———— Me. 3 ~ D main cog: ging, I intend | on 2 en bow: e, 3 he Syra a contract ey : ce D jm eon onship by a) ae ee OS ” aL PR Winner i Bro en Le For the time Sshort and reer a= Doubles. | bot yiberg a t zzolo, the . e . was aining ‘Ss o¢ _ s soccel iation inal cias we — . ce, “ured liding | Pitten nd. Hribe f I (Gazzolo, te 686. c ff he , the tr ae > a : . ~~. ° At >’ 4. : ne ‘ k cT . s *,* + Ag bs - ‘ ié eT . . : °, . e "the —~ ‘ . ae ° i, ~- : } er "la... } * } f ' ; ra icipa ark in oe e ir fuc ub “ bition | * will A rrang os et ¢ : r. Ivé-i .. mes of it had 664 for: ~~. F the o he Mun uo Par: > westerda} a O Ken Exhi | Barrett Ww that oe nm. | Spe "FALO, N. in the Ove-} 4.1m troit ha ‘a town, ay ont | red the - Shermau, No. 2 yet n0 paid. for rere Base in " | Bar -e ta t mbination. | SUF FALY, _ th in th 5 r of Det 647, fora dent first da} {th t#e | fo estured ses of S und No. 9000 1 | e to ] arstrgeciyn rs Into (i) adhere tter combir ) Bt: hold forth i the| Huber: berger, ’ 2 -ery firs da wi wt he Hense* t Fairgro fore than & _———™ | 0 : 5 —_—-~ sugh the t oan eer a better . ers hoi is of the) Honebers — we his ver. resse nd | « ing the a \iore . tt } Pe whougn . tes . ‘ find a - ‘aw jeader: yenis & 1 Le e os , On fh e imp eed a i? feating tt ls tol at rTanie. — c | { ee "CE, aitne - of Con 'guntil I fi ———— GAME ‘New “An € she} 1nM¢ 4 ecam 1d of sp ni> po ies, 2 go0ais sed the gal —LPAL | 0 a JEFENCHE, ‘ret derby ait T OF ic , , i oe ad aa a the ; j Next Sund e » Millers, ¢ ; SS ah Cemen Bt! Mi ers i, ee er eeaed 1 long siiot for LOS AN ay woamige! eG BECAUSE Fia., Marc! High 4 meri ell of the oe rihecene ele Brazil Defea Ege a gourd catcher met ball in the . ; 7 5st I > - ion. e+. 2 “4 ney , Tuan = cv. eatt a ,4)as hea TU a ¢ ™ oO if e | : : yA bales iw AT 2 — res ' "3 oO . rent ; : ( aie the t ie ' rd ’ th »rofess ; Pe >. Dela : en ‘ pu - ts getli an toe | e eyptain Q “TF ATW ffored by baseman, as a «a? Alley am e tated Press. ft hit ‘ itch é . i} mer Le uis } oe ; thewes " seesene wan . y . al on tne s - 2sic. alan We - J , at) ie —_— ists ey suff seat | OAS » | ~ mtraa the te ’ . Agseoc. 5.—The bees oO p ’ » se. L : a4 +. Mat Gc. -hur ) ° » Wh ew Cl «ns. fiel oken injury lar second | ad it| e Cen its the | 5. ihe on , 16. & t i? be the ; . e at st. **- ce on id - Fin \ E tryyc KY e% Do ‘ ‘ » ana ; . a OFry T) eo ta. ° weulalr ment an Th he way lacing | By g Mar its i as 5 7 ; ns of +? in a cam . é idy *“ee,F of B.. . - Re i —_— ted in . Ge Ken ’ sare nis : 1) = HO ne r ~Tlere P' . . -/ te . . nn af Te eu treat oa -2' . -k in j i ring t 3 a 87 rep ©°905. PARIS, aking wr ea. , - Bad. | sts wit , a Re “eree” . eee vere A fea ia ~~ Litasa ‘ions 5 *,+)ya@ S$. » 5 rno K , to . , ee WAaCc now *9 ° 9 ™ ar vas %, : : er League, in 14. Grand 2 Hack...-- 5 * _.. Haley ‘ng Are De - | agree OF nett! Tom ‘hicago’ Cu ying ip an ©**! Bri responded | he will be t i= sat score of tt, who rolled 2 de! soccer team Europe yéstem pa strike Control W: pa member | St SHece iversity Fie-a, announ:e- | Burke..---**> H. B..-- Phela™ Scullin of Season, — eT on at or * - ile gta as the Los AN-| waged ected ~oe a few liding into | with p of Detroit, and Albert ins | pearance ovenst team, 7 $0 2 started as last spring. |} J+ , Univers; * r-Baum..-. ~gaeeee ne oor me cena thia mor! rf speculator, §| ‘ight les rainst th Dam 1% expe~”’ with! in sii c- Gran ' terson the Pp da Hahan § lub “if Louls accoruing ' er, super! snyde o: € ' Ga ‘ted tn: yy “7 to 1 se" game s5e.. fic rie ithe game injured - in a pra tdward Pe toppled in | feate ) Hallah acuse ciu Shaughnes- . ~Jede, acc sill Yoreer, aftere- im™y---*** Hi. B..-- Sallivan 3 to l. : a car i at St te hibition &: fAhe Paci! ly soday}t zh was in) uesday }1 ught|* Edw “*hicago, place % Syracus® ) a hiv, i ue » by Bill att Qu eoeee BE ee | rney, 3 sored —- a 1 f Ah arly toc lich | st T ; t ca of. Chic irst me the . : ral , eac } ant nm ide encom i. of rep- arnt *“*e* «F's °° Rye es | — ru nds heal saiheaie e is G tt % Ss. B «9 celes ( ud es v. was pp “ef Gold- hse base ate righ get to or ' Vries a score and f * ‘ WMIanage? got more the : , nt of T . meetin ; —P Du Roe . a Signa | + ' Th Llé age rin = tn - : 1 ‘a8. ; | y 1e yest at . bly at ti n-| . game. iding tne ‘ twist 4 for a - / ae - am hair . ned an . | Leag miortad:) ants a tice ‘trap hok cle was ’ Ys gra) vit Smith, BE in Yorger 5: wo team: MeCarth; o-Fe ° . Mite ; ctor Ccnier 1 at 5 2UV ¢) ting com ttendar in the stra s ankle —-. ihan fF Fort 5 ? “oon. f me two ' ~e the 1é- one .. at mming* ‘ wal = ~. a quoter: > ie nov si “rest Hospital, ; ' in a and his 6 Hajiat ted to _* : ntatives 0 - , inet ; lehm “ * es ie { " nd &) ° ° etl ‘ . - + » 3 = entry, - arne> > when he 8 = om was une™ sith and pains on ict ‘thews tie 8 . rtr- = uis Soccer hal g£a! ere he m™m | — ee ee ena? innings : Tort Smits u Pit ihe ‘ , St, Matta wwe othe ag halves—?ers ——— | Loui: lay in th Vespers we et = follow: King Nadi a | eignitls jate in Fort er, turned t was eo giving t plonship £4 of Time o — rn. the | vesterday aT S pnnant race, \$ tsons } Flac “0 tee ©. Cotner . “40 5! the manaé i Kalamazoo Up r/ . Me ‘hal : session sad -~- - Z a dow ; te e geeason. e pen! A . the American Oo ” . ss . ‘Marr. vss ; ant lace. | teur « nt pos rophy.| — » an ble tO | pnaene na in hind t! yd .* fee . 2S 6) bim fie Pp ama manent tion trol tled uf reine ab! ‘ na 4 ame behit | llator "0 Meni .oase m on , opp: er ; ia yen mr Associative ho the levens patti either oars minutes | 4 close sé ne-half g3 | ee ener oe Mother oor 19 ate next wiih was grep eg ‘5 i ,e Municisa ed conquest ” 1914 ett without . r after 3 elapsed. \finishing 0! ratory the — Hisself .-- Master *' een Halla Fred Hunt on with the k ) the wun sft , j ° fiel lowever, : had elapse des. cary ichoias eee! ot t ° + r ' rT : ie ti re couung ‘ ore. Hi we neriod ti id nal into | fillers - \ 2 iis in as ‘ om- 0 Wico” as - ae wea was pa ie good eee 6 cActsS Ve insing pe }5 we a res re St. ws . me o 4 me ie ; a +) Se ct " aN. * the rer Of ine rked tne - ehy As 2 i ZeT ‘ inner nion “A Nad ral mt " 7 in ao ames teagtiis ii Yetroit asee sh ot i) ws WoOraA j Vict ary.t) h- 391 ey the Ww ees pa ice 4 ¢ «,eneT? r : turne - of his z be- 16. 19°23. Senrk of Det “as : Matthe . an . sal of Afillers will — a ague tlae Rie nao the ; _ ne many t win and i: RB. Stark : rame W the - area first goal ovhss rs “ Lé , Reb atrain . 4 h in en bu c ‘: J. Pe “ tYie & he naity ; +? @ iiFT . ‘ os ~ , are 406 Ge iom let * re ; uw suc on Vie a adoz ny. to ee eee after Bill nae 068 + paw -* ns Ame e first game t —e — Jones 50 agree ace? - would SS ama sporty Hallahan bu: lling ht ntii aite: pve sent } Sixro,) hovw- of t \a) ; : oa fe »- *" ‘4 . : apaniy fous? Seeaghh what 4 e- hattle. pi snort. vee, in pe April moar gone nn oo fea 30 [ —j ty seems poe the place wi ; . —— ent ie min Ac Lhe oi TAs . = i } ls at re sh) nN. Bloe BO * Ss eg , Now a been an had s l seven } The lead imutes right |, yea Threat came @ oe Guove ~ $I ‘ in @n has ‘ : ales ing mon. = ” re minuce scictea . 4 %, illins - r . Sears Backbon lefaot «+ ©o i ht step who r \ he winning histle. fioht s fix if OUtsiG ‘rific | all n th: de- diand ..-- 5 Sincle eel 4 mig Stuart, nee fo o« - ; qne 4 me al w fl = y ; ots i. nlaying “ae 4 te! ri i — ae. is ~ ler p | (loo 1! ae neg Man . 40 Johnny e assista o hi re the lina: ™ score, a thy Of | ming , ent ms thich The \Vespe™ fouble-h- ithe t. Hal 40 SO" pooe™ ae Ft of nd som e or neoit ae llowine * y a mu Mé “ a D y- tee the He saa , ult angie, hy va ! ‘este rdays seth to ] AnG « | nr Bid .--- — Sunsard . es a trying to paral: with posh «8 at wi . ws ——— ss K re for th liffic op an ". {or Fe Raticans ty of win- : ogevess ymanter 0 * I t two iled da ‘9 | ¢%, rorwa | I ullbac: *he * from a cantul . Bac ie 5@ Silver 3 -+ cess, Stua ainst t . ' ¢ghe Mat rwan of the r roke Outs) Flay & gs fi en s battled | wiiers t he Scullins n, play- = Eaene **_s ewinatix wo >) cena Ne ee Hallahan ais } th i) schu seh . mY . ea . . Teagwis hey ron tha : “ = Yller o+* ade be 3 ‘ ‘4 - 7S gie 5 rincipals, the tielg | ecore. wi ~" onj the tear through | ine f me gresy? * ame inland 19 Sena ose vo * ‘rancisco club, W n against t h, ading pr ed on before ‘rom then 1an Sent * helene flag. Tat eight oO fter . deoecess she Ha n .40 ra afternoo | Mi ; lead ts swarm rinutes be ie, y Ow Lehman 5 eam the! tne fl: nut the weisz went afte eee oo : Marti having @ big . it) M w sectators ‘eral minu re turf niy until ‘ ve his t ¢ rhe i vithout ¢ e *#he ’ tear dace Fence Loune “ba & lub ‘ resumed. ‘the ROa hip Tr enadce on a \luni- ; pionsn:p ‘ , ” +, fore ge _ be ea ae H by Team ed by the fa : : »é , snions! : : s om : \Ti' nu " rs or! ’ ; Ailey t play Ete esaftasthy s we champi ” seht clashes the Mi C + ERollam ca eo... aad B . the four games a Hornsby B: that pa} Carthy st fought , tnt | * t tha rie ALL ; eo th ‘ ame « MeccCartny | - ardest tous eason. NiCK le was ‘ 2 verv | own D In day, t orn- 4 r tne c and . 4 Ls . ’ se - 1. 4 id . ] ‘ “ 4 A ‘ ; ts HAN AY a ls yester both sa Afte ewe lien . > . , field * MACK : ~s1¢- = C ~* ' é UIS OD rdins - won l- pl * ~ ; ™ =) , ken > . mai : 4 . ¢ aii ww +} e ‘> > ti a) ’ ; s - L : La : ‘ O TT ; and Ha . 4 was Db ¢ hlow had bre of the s@- .* Andy Ha: K, per, were , r thé scored ss ri ! ’ jer Bar ne ' irgely resp‘ ol >| Special to t AND, Mat fa eslier, t¢ P % cre In — !' but grew ge r at ; . the game sv! slay in the * — they ! an. Park e: tarred. ten id was ja! cond an “LEV ELA- N. - toad to | Is) lal hird are | 4 Grom tt! ime to Pir} ‘ ame, @ Shermayt “ smings sti ea Negoera. % the sec jis | . ‘ ; and lL. - : iuiead Reals . a. a t . I unstated Ae After iat the the ey and C oo rect the se | E ote scoring 0% e Millers. a Canning iam Louis, are se" > Na- wart. At Sono the Town. Boys 1 ; a g “ceding cas ‘ators came ca full- Roon o preliminary bulls. 2 to ne i cote goals Lor y moto from en resen ing ai fieet i? a ry : mm nion- i 7 | team beat oe to 3. ine se “! . ‘oup of spec ; the Hen: " In : the Trum red for tn ;tnire t’ coat } + ¢hrough ? . im the { - as "| cnane; - he «core of 21 no suomari to | ‘ aro d attacke -' defeated Kaiser sco? losers. | .- ce as headed th uid him-| play |! . 7. hand! today. | cell Shields, t od the Seals) | field an pecoualified by Lawther and eer for the ‘left side ¥ ‘later Fitzgeral ware Gee eo ee Oe as a Cleveland | Mu Recaitet, finall? stopp had fatled. | ¢ » ate disquaiit say SS" end Ryeet Rr ttt e and iatel long “ daa hich Opes ses =o smper at | . ialiet. —— Day nh : art# } ba Kk. " » Yeas as . ers aliu a fee liatn a . ¥h a —e. hin wn am op Ke Tis} -iek Pe ie = ait and - et Stua _- . yer day. , ‘Inne! ~~ (| Bolla! throug yak. Cur-! sh rham Ed ‘red wit! r Stuart 1 to 1 hic! No pias F yesterday. tne wee tind ' smaded th “Adie Croak. CURR ee ed & as SS peer: n intende er Ohio: Referee Stark, i; at period, Po eee . . , ce}? onl Eadie he latter 2 yngester " ‘Keseler is p ee at 3:4 had been ess but the abeggene 4 haa , 4 .. ¢. itd -- . es ‘ aAi,dDa Pie le a4 — oun = ess Ps itimore = l the wes ‘ P - . During the PPL LL and Entri ~ a" nd Benny sash mbulls. per~ | 3-15 p belman of Ba 1 for! aging failed and ~~ Gays Sel ults Paap CS paten —" mthe frum a Une | 'G. Hobe! stereos *"s Spells a eouplie such of) . 3-tTe2 - . - + re . : forwa fi 7 - rs ¢ . «@ ake 7) sus . rasnTi ns cing Res De En ne, heb. atiteoten, 8" 110 — cell the was OUT) | m. are $6 piss 9 ee oe wee Mido through.’ | Fe ae ee > cace. > : a teenth: By . Ve vt o- Du in. . There a ' ia f ‘ ore. «4 . = te as oes ; ‘ Ra et OPP | wnt -4 le a! 115 Kinburn ” pele ager Mille re Jim . / A fh ; : ss : ; name da . Succes ind er a field yp Ame 1 ° . wae ‘ anc I i te os ee ay. *Ge Be: ck. : Ri for tp - - lNnecs, farward. , wr if i> - ¢ Tune fueller pA . but ais : ’ | a eBrownie Smile, SO. eGeor reli... 518] f se of ill: inter f swell of Lot Heinie Mu ‘aturday but ad |' - ~~~ att 2-"e nia | ae “) . Jewel. “ me | ecause oh n* cen Qe ; , he Freen sai U A he h ~~ a a fie TT day on Mon ' cnn J wget ; i ae A es Metec > 101 | tC Tim Burk z } whi 4 e \ Jia : : “ yame- tat Fi : ms v How — “7 because | | sstos Loses ¢] Sophy | wens on Star Sweeper.. ii... the Scul some ™ » ¢ the ts FT Sten we peat yester ring for a feats at | ; tn poe \ sities rend oe. te - ~* lead t langerou sett 1 "| Angeles, : s title a Ban te me fans che: able fielding retained, | ited * hh igibie— _.. a ll times ¢ : lefend igi ala OPS” remarks is . . tifring a | ey Penang * . fat @. two goal! t- 4 nion S t¢, is ais yad has : = t bas ill have a _- m : . ' “ : Cw « th } r ast sQu ne lay i , on. At New Orleans ‘ .. ¥ pees ——— ee ee cis - eeday studs siting | tm Botton ~ in first cushi ; r Tas . 5 ak oe « —— ik . . ree. ill @e "i "acrYr r = The 4 uUTSaua: af nad i. ¢ a 1 itut: at ey. ™ : 4oudy; gsr aa e LAS | morrow ). | La erg tcl f the \ Rete or a) eenen renee : mst Horse, Too: = Weather ae STO) Mere ~ t juana (To four aM | 4.,dine § ame. . . -hampionsh , “tiae on ve ; ; Jesse Had a Sonora With | Fines Moar {e ong ee 5. ~~ At Tia J Golieen Baw. 10" ‘lin the first ‘tanding of Clubs. alugble pra ynew and 7 Ww ae eS ee go pe j Swear ide, : 4 to Bee 80 oe) race. omy 8. Gi™ FO | le 1 Sta mown - Vaiss’ —— = Kess is Waite pg. umpire “Lae | ‘Conmeity). = to Ney aoe Ls - Ne First gs. ~-) yy Salye u li vane =e. wit a ee ate yham a nd _ M . | ASN the third team rf nouncing. ies | (Conn "9 «(But ‘em)\ en tf 14.3 ; site } » & & . ing! “Ja i “Mammy” . eg thé? an bhatteri 1” | \ Toreher Aa cc. a ight vViev ~w Black a — =m se6 1. 2 » Puaquet- 112 - : = { r as te" vest “ os is P - made eoite hes Airo did ntlemen, the Ryan: : . . - re! iu . aed - ’ a ant . . .** ; >i . 4 . r KO . ny " ah - a: ' = a . " ~ os ‘* ‘ard, Time, 298. Beth Fagot and Billi | L ~ H. 1108 may ee ot . ae ene _ | Petar gee Wri gourn Wait ous. His phone t. Louis, Hainés ‘4. Brown.” | eng Andry. Fie, rico Light Se King... ee eet ate.” in CLUB. i 2.6 o = | erected a ne - songs fam on the foo st. Louts, nnolly and ed afan'| Moon, Ant » Lady. roids} Shasta Gare ner ie ‘or Cula Vis . ‘ ... =o 6 o= “ t the > hen fhe fine = , the aa jonora, Co * bellow Tox J ea f : : sjnae |! “ # it r — “ 4 7 . “ eS € « ; , ' ty : ‘ My & ba , > . Ty ; oes t- , Angel, D. lalming. oyna Wile | Re Bombe s Tout : im F 8E3. ars ag je su thr ll as over is == 7 umpire? shout- | ® rand nite iT 4 a € . . vega ty . ~~ ‘ ' a vs nat oe . o Vv. w . 2 nad - io r : = ; . ; lef, "SECOND RACE. oe; Parnell gt Veve | Mushon and Sa pi = halt ¢ ee Bh 4 25) ammann "Louis. , rs . “His latest hk eT a the stand. tet wea SEC t - ix fur.on ’ von. first. ‘ Cyr Ova nin a el * a ip * 1 7 o> ? ime a for =t SIM il - rm , ss -~ | fi ts. at , J : : , left ™ a . ere nd up, * 2 +o I, 9 &, secon, Time, | wage or Syyte | at Cine. in% 1 ‘ . un fe Ft le et big Ul ienfty © ave | gi * now : back the 1 * ire alt : = n?, hry Bs {0 °- se if ti” eg? enral , ¢ ne - v7 ee - “- strikes DD ‘iMontgomery), 3 to 1, thir ¢ Piper.) | ington Oo Midnight Bell. ..30% . iS ee 5 the oe. ' Bt | Garden, alls and t! alls om \(Montgom ry) Jor an «y 7 ed 5. . 5 br , , | e rues a + +4 Ae ost 1 ° 4 ~ 1? 4: bs és -* Cg ar ( 4 = ) 4 in calling pag re “ee 45 ~ Trust ( up and Baic | Ailsie .. 2.100 al Prytt- esis ullin s 12 peckgiag a. ~m) me Ly and ™ ai “) ‘ ° ij 2 CI a¢ k of the W ih e ~ bi th Cards. sil be iy e Tod (May) so otrrinatia ond Mikad : ip and wu teaven . 14 ’ : + TT ss Siem! -feneret j be Jakland clubs wii der of th i? ve jr ring'foa . f ‘ j 3 14 _— bi: r Miat “nione Oakilat emain % : . of 5 >. Montia : ep } - » © .ahis . ? ‘ Mo "10% Mi ‘team of idual champtc 1 é a eS *d during the r ’ "oJ. ~ a : rs nom oe oaens 110 . Owe ’ oo 114 - " , "319 Razz ra f , Oi it) ~ aaa sso iat it C ai re - ~ un ke Y 34 4 | os sx? Oy 7 ; — .-* ‘“ “ } , 4 RA Pen ~ . ! A 4 . " oa . } 7 at : u ré } : e ¢ ns Ci . = ; ‘ Was - | . ers ; ; * x. * ea vars Pir — oo. eee | f ane! i/* fie st? Lis Tack F oomnee Ri vp 1d pee in the & iment on \ e—lo of sing . ” ‘ ') . * des = ae ae . 7 uv ae 4 Jos at 0 a the nal sted I reas, % eh a ©. ou FT ont my and 105) Eee \ second W Fred Tioener | bat gh can lenty on the m cigae « | es S” PRANCISCO, Los Angele : ae & sm. > .* . 4 : 2 sessed ire P . Wires. PEC ; ne . - a a 4 rt. . _ f rs) . a ond i“ A. 17, ¢ , P o2| 569, th doubles, iy'won the cha ne eise are P Palina, a. e Von Elm o ia am ~ » e + > ia : ‘, 4 . i o : : ‘ s* o | ‘ » i . } ke’ ® ' rn ' . ‘hire : 73" . ‘ Tie , 4 s)% > e- 77% In . ‘ ‘“schucy bas | 1°11. : N no O . bd There La , * theryp ‘ alifo defeat >» a T s W | Her 4 \* x* @ sae *) pant ~ ra. J. Ts ‘ of liczt ait. } a . ars. oO ae tha Norther by a wack | , | genet 7 queen Agnet, Nancy Lane a 8 Le ie af + eHuttontron Me | hich includ 2 = the d but to that same ‘poe the counter— ” wi & etre yest — mer RAC : Tri) = ‘Sat , ‘ rT A $ } . an re lve, Wok ' , ae a ; d Good age . PIR: . — Ay een eT. aeoventh - . a 4 ; ‘ @ * \ ec 7 € % ‘ 7 3 - v Ye PS Stes e, | :. ert : ' Ju pe ‘ne eee et pid . . .es + must hav ce . e man behin e ‘Made a : ? . . . ardy ~_" Fabia 7 aie @n ad - ? th . ae a o=-Rlunte ~ . J ' , - a = oe Am eo S "4 . . y fa “La Palina to h La Palinas hav = —— , race —Red —— rr ra 4 i ne ‘ ws 7 ‘. ——e —_ New Orleans. . | reds. $800; | = Z seg ou ll know why fter market. Pi —-— > ee ‘ons ew - S-rearo'da vear-orls. | re » aun , t a os s= — ‘ At $700, claiming, ai lena we 10 - nah (actual rire) then y man—marke : “Ou. Sha: se ~ —— Wire ~- furlongs: . oy te ew : t¢ Ay Lh age Arta man after to suit y \ as — ~ $$$ : Poxmore -..+.10% 2 Ma" iN t : Se adchanee pens O08 : sha hia, Pa- © hk — == Foam kins + res ond shape e an Philadelp ———5— ——_—_—_—_— eter, Hick eeres 3 fer 50¢. : "$s a SIZ ANY, : —s— —— ° | screight te There's GAR COMP , “a —— ———— as R 4 CON » ===> Se A ’ } yy. aise ® 7 " z ® se A ERA AO ‘ prothy Buck |, Tou | | Faw Bor... 1ps a . i: — = r ge lige ar gc, J- year " | ®oure — . Aaa T ’ a ee ret ihe nse aren ator, gs ' Ronanns 198 > ; Fa . we ave? *e-* ~310 3 aren . . - ra ; s rty \ g 1 ail T nd 104 Generost PERE SY . Wea ewe © N WwW po . v “ 1% ~ Tree. o iv . ; ' i Sates st 102 Siiesinies 2-2: 1 | Havana (Tomorrow). | Our © tak ' “ Aeseve® li)» - .* ” LOD : ‘ c..4 py ; Li “es | . . * ; 2 ‘ss wt - =) **-e. ’ At ; ae aol : : ‘ Indoor \ iy es wood . 4% oo= : : 54 uy. . ‘a’ "a eix f Ma a ~ eeoeee a! ; ‘ . | ! i 2 iver oom os “ato ; a-years eae Lie . R R. = ; ‘a ; 105 COURSE : rT A : = 7 ny race. fur gs ye os ®\a 7 ~ Bes re | GOL ry : LY m3 : - Wa » ‘ . LO. Tr ’ it ae ane & Se aa) The RB Aw inners th ne HAE ae 5) igs and up. elals } A‘ - R COMPAN } oie | Sa earae ern We teng coesntz)* /\ Ready for Play \ CKNEY CIGA a ee Po 7 ; » st ert : ann. 4 . ; nt . - - e | } ’ y rte Co 10 " a. ary: Oh c. 3 j lb Kidnap .- tidr.llg y| ea § / .. A STI r ae The Vintner - ~~ panevininer, Green | Cores 112 Jonn A ner, > aie Lbs | fs \ March j \ PWM. aA. | Beret 2nd ee Nininer me NPS | Pinchuret se e--12Z. Job in Kinser | Monday, ch 3 | ORS: » ‘Leopardess an $700, S-yearolds G5 | 7s ~e cm ccscotn onl > pe 2 : & ; Hime \ DIS Bur | : 7 " " Gy tue -« 5 eee _- at : >? 4. i ' ’ . ‘ niry. rece. Orv: io cece oonscon —( i r, Leal... 11° | —_ ; f TR} 8; . Fourth ra ee Reb Cahill. . »NUS) M —_ . oo oe * "107 Gold sone eens ' Cc | a ™ 4 '’ “a ~ — +4 | Parractda P : . a a. . Mo mn — "232 Za MFT, “ 3 ~ ” ) Especially Ins ite ia —) ; SAluaSe »s- oe “108 Lady wl , SEs can eee en ° ak ids and up. ©. 7 _ €& Ladies E: ,% Mi 4dweetert . a. ana le Sa ghth i yp (rreen. 4-yearer cs 105 & rr ree Ti ‘The Lou\s ‘le ar4 ane 714 ; a 4 ac’ an ong: -). =. F > “eo —— ie Fee ior S-year-oits. mt It wsssesc2l4| Third rece. 0 ih OR o owe eee 16 Britian’ Pines B14] sunt Deda... 130 Mm scei os ; wash Talk. it High \ +45 F- 130 bv) Frosh BF ’ any Mra’ “ eee ; a° . if 3 iy 4 Rie rred et “sh4 wat . \ ee 7 R ahi = @ 114 ,. Vials ; 1 le < ‘i : non’ : Mu ~ tT 5 . ~ seo ; ROBERT AITKEN Professional ae NTAIN LU om LING NUE a1 Main 35 1109 ‘Locust Street

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" TITLEWALLAHAN MAKING S — I — ee ee a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH >. Ne ide ae Se Sen ne % . LER Pee ae Poe ge ge POE PES SD Ae tr ; P ; MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 192 54 a “$ ; Za. . ew mm, 2» be mah B , - » ? oe - =r cw a wen’ > - “ 7 2 , : 3-3 # : ¢ Ler FPA oe gle Lg ae H bc i i a ee ai RES page Me po -e Py 4 - : . 2 Pee at ,5 - pw rn 2 on : - ; ‘ , Fee bw ’ « ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 21 Lee —B By y Ken Kling |f allie 4 OOP ty WELL IT AIN'T T A A A el bubles event today, lton-Mounts team. widition to the GranWs’ 39 Of Detroit, 2828, In’ uarantee kuna Lifes of ad Cyra xowa, yenth with bowlers. in the single, -809, with o, the Toledo star, show . Gazzolo @hag Freq had 664 for q Ay with. 686, me Bac, 227 of Detroit » tloneberzger, ath. 21S. and 647. for ; -- en ewe razil Defeats France. Agseoctated Press. IS, Mareh 16.—The Brazij team, making its initia) oe in Europe yesterday, a French team, 7 to 2 of Detroit went over the G09 SUMMER YET-.So WHY woRRY! GONNA BET 2 ON | o ee voice mony al ands on the l as over the foot- latest triumph is row at the Winter | »y York City. foung Southpaw’ s Work Most Pleasing Feature of Week-End Victories to the Post-Dispatch. STOCKTON, Cal., March ure days by the g lef not counting for service with two years ago, Mor a typewriter company at and pite hed the w eek- Gro- N. Y., games for fhe company team S pitching attracted the atten- of the Syracus’? club officials Te ’ 7 d to a contract he was eigne taken on the adentownh, on his very first day ae ukey became imp! ‘essed with the He has @ world of speed and “curves. But he was as green training trip spring Yla last zy 7 on the hil ** 4 g gourd and was just as likely Ud sas to pitch the ball in the e area. Control Was Bad. Hallahan started as a member player was shunted to Fort Smith, another Cardinal farm. He was unable to locate the plate'in Fort Smith and “Runt” Marr, the manager, turned thumbs down on bim and Kal aAMAZOO Was | Malahan's next stopp*g place. Up there Fred Hunter was manager i Fred was patient with the kid turned in some good pitching, hetch in many of his games he would walk a dozen but win be Wause he'd strike out aS many. ) Now it seems that Hallahan ht step in and take the place fof Johnny Stuart, who has been TT about two years with little Success, Stuart failed dismally Fresno yesterday against the or no at San having @ big afternoon against the Uakland club. _ Hornsby Team Wins 2 Games. In the four games played by the Mrdingis yesterday, the Hornsby wd at Oakland won both morn- and afternoon contests. Hal- an, Rhéem, Dickerman and rel turning in good perform- In four innings at Fresno, Seals all but annihiliated war. At Sonora, a third C l team the Towg the score of 2! to 3 Princent Shields, th lalizt, finally etopped mer Stuart and VDavw hi; pe had wus’ intended to let Stuart alli the wav bute. former Obie mate stor failed and Dav, who haa ” — — if- beat a) yay ; lAali€ uu. tched Just a’eouple of days be- Mm came on lie wasn't much of BUCresR, ind Shyie lds claime through. Z Meinie Mueller had a field dav at Rat Fres oy ‘Saturday but didn't Mat vectorda: lowever, he had fans cheerine vw him because the remarkable fielding feats at bape If Heinie ‘is ‘retained. hs Botton les will have a capable mMlute at the first. cushi: n. Jexse Had a Hiorase, Too, Walter Mails went to Sonora wit i third team to umpire the game M80 did the announcing “La- 40d gentlemen. th. batteri: SS. Louis, #fain: and Ryan Bono; a, Connolls and lirown.” Ws the umpire le llowed a fan the Mand. “Jesse James.” shout- , back the left-handed orator. Ns and the town un pire alter- Pin calling balls and strikes Siving the base de isions. Ones “Duster” disappeared from the Bborhood of first hax. When Mturned he was riding a horss Sationing AS: hit acher, If behind the rendeted decli- while per steed will i today line ~_* an peng ched Re back © tf tl Manager Ricke,s lees a Vacatior the St Marv'‘s Colle land Will call at me the Cards. The Sacramento Vakland will be enter- 4 durine mainder of the give his! Tomor- | ge tea'm of Stockton to Clubs the re The Weather has "* and th, gam: wed Under ideal « warm , wer turned = > Von Elm Wins Title. A Assne ly tad T’re ‘ FR ANCISCO. Yon Elm of Ani geles mn California ama- | aMpionship by defeat- Rudte Wilhelm of Portland, | Mare ar tal — Hallahan worked ; hit the catcher on the toe or the Syracuse club last spring, ‘Manager Frank Shaughnes- ) gyegray hair got more gray each time Hajlahan pitched and the irting to lend some assistance for | Francisco club while Hallahan was | don the will addition ' Weslevan 'Flimination 16.—Probably © Fymer Syracuse Pitcher Ipdicates That He May Take thé | Place of Johnny Stuart—H ornsby Team Scores Two Victories Over Oakland Cub. * 7 the most pleasing fea- that crept into the six baseball games played in the last two Cardinals was the showing of Bill Hallahan, the pudgy t-hander .who hails from New York State de posing itted from Syracuse to Fort Smith to Kalamazoo last season. an’s recent performances of the hill make it appear that per- | Another Derby Chance. Manager Branch Rickey bas unearthed a twirler on whom he his own teanf this season. Browns to eae Fee, i a a i i i PRPS PPro Prof S Cardinals Five Games ) ‘ T cheduled, HE Browns ‘wi! At Camp This Week lll play two ex- h games this week, hibit a‘ while the Cardinals hare five afternoon *\?" » SPINE Oo! the two geams for c follow: S ~~ brow » pon pri including morning and games Sunday. The training camp schedules the week i. a at ~ coe | Brookipn at Tar- Thursday. vs, frowns vs. Brooklyn at Clear. and who was | For | , water, Saturday. > Cardinals VS. Oakland at ¢ Stockton, Thursday and Friday. i) Cardinals vs. Oakland at Oake- ' ’' Tand, Saturday. Cardinals vs. Sacramento at Stockton, Sunday morning and ifternoon. Again Thursday. TARPON | 16.—Dave today business manager jus Sa Danforth SPRINGS, Fla reboried § days late. Bill will have a tadk with the pitcher. will day ——— * ts . Bill le brown arranged a game with Fr After a day today will start preparing for their third game with the Dodgers, which b eplaved in : , i@ i, 5, of rest hie this city business announced that he had the Browns here Friel, | of the Browns, Thurs-, ] manager of ; | ‘ " ; Mars ) Se eee eee —— | Buffalo for! March 25. The Browns will make a three-day bus trip, playing the Giants at Sarsota March 24, Buf- _faloO March 25 at Palmetto and f) | Braves at St. Petersburg March 26. A bascball gathering that is du- plicated only when the major leagues hold their annual meeting took place at St. Petersbitrg vester- day at a banquet moot yn. | by Al] Lang and other business men of the Sunshine, City. Managers, sport! writers & i foll ' vers of the teams who are South were in attendance major leagu lubs being repre- ented. Among the speakers were Com- | missioner Landis Clark Griffith, | Miller Huggins, Walter Kelley, Jake | Ruppert, WhHbert Robinson, Christy | Mathewson, (;eorre and (sei > was hioston “Years. DON ANDERSON AND PARTNER ARE BEATEN | train isle Trea Announce at Jennings. Sam C Hiusrhis r, Bill Friel, Ade. the banquet contract +n ed at signed a Petersburg for had ~ f * * ' iv the Associated Pres BELLEAIR BEIGHTS, Fia.,:| March 16.—The qualifyine round of the annual Belleair Heights ama- | teur golf championship tournament | will be played hers today with | what is announced as the best cared of entries i! the history of the ‘ nf In a West Coast amateur golf league match here yesterday after- noon, the Clearwater-Belleair team of Alfred Turner and Larry Paton, defeated the Tampa team of Don- ald Anderson Gibbons, of st > and®*! 14 Teame| Are Entered. Rye the Asa MINNE — Athle tes nastic, nesota it was sociation oclated Pr APOLIS, trom Middle West the twenty-first _of the Weste Wr at es next announced members rridav Wi of be represented to Nebraska. and the th ling the ere Minn., Mfarch 16 14 institutions wll] compete in annual tournament Intercollegiate Gym- and Fencing o rUP<ISH BATHS BELCHER FOURTH AND tlathe te Nafure's Sulphur Water. or tad HOTEL LUcas . des ro j NE UD if ole Le. pli | TY PRICE, Cor liberal Tires Wrey ¢ ond Open a at the ome. Howard «. THT Me ehtinewtane “ri ‘2 No tire concern is ealous of tts RIG and no ~~ a, elsewhere sell tires on more terms than we do. charge accoant Tires. We know are re ut in « uial they OU ~ at th {nine CORDUROY TIRE MARKET skinker onterard Le Louis and Gor- | of | ' | ' ; } rane } Danforth Reports | At Browns’ Camp Pitcher Is 18 Days Late—Sis-| ler’s’Men to Play Dodgers ' Claude fell short of by one . < ? Camp and the Pass. ossohuiaaecabedtesd who enjoy the open feotball of today. owe | / ite ay jean TRONG BID FOR JOB. ON CARDINAL STAFF © len OO bad the Browns and Car- dinals are not mé@mbers of hew Hard Road Baseball Experience would clinch For 20 years had a the League. the title for us. our clubs certainly hard road to’ travel. e have ao / CATRAIN, Khayyam, derbies. son -of in the Loutsiana Derby tomor- row probably at odds-on and for the Kentucky Derby he is quoted at the short price of 7 to 1. Quatra is in almost exactly the samo position as was Black Gold, last year and may repeat ++ +a or better tha achievements. Quatrain is entered in four derbies—the Chicago is the eex- maining one and is probably eligible for the Ohio and the Latonia. Victories in both the Louisiana this | and Kentucky would put great youngster in line to set a world’s record of five derbiles— a mark that both Black Gold and their renewed i! lege game to the late Walter Cam who 1906 was respon- 1e introduction of t into the game. mp himself did kable develop- in the hands sible for ti forward ong Be Probab!y ¢ the + a no ‘ foresee mar re this niay - ~ © ment ot of men of imagination ike Cochems and Rockne. But he at least made it possible. Camp himself was one of the first to use the forward pass. sHe is on record as having em- ployed it in a game 49 vears ago. in a contest between Princeton and Yal: played in Hoboken. While being tackled, Camp tossed the ball to a player named Thompson who thereupon scored, the Tigers making no effort to tackle him. A claim of foul resulted, but the official, unable to cope with a situation so utterly novel, de- cided to let the teams toss a coin to see if play should stand as made. Yale won and the t tuchdown stood ° “ the | War in the Mat World. ACK CURLEY evidently has begun a war of his own on Billy Sandow and his Wrestling Circus, which, report says, in- cludes both Wayne Munn, the champlon, and Ed Lewis, the former champion Curley, a promoter, and said Omar is favorite for two He will go to the post famous little nags others—the Ashland, terest in the col- he in oo re -GLO-COi is Aiding One reason for the wonder- fully improved appearance of the hair after it has been GLO-COed a few times is that GLO-CO aids nature in creat- “ing a more hygienic condition of the scalp, which is funda- mentally and positively essen- tial to vigorous and naturally attractive hair. 7 7 the Hair ature GLO-CO is a liquid hair dressing. few drops keeps the hair neatly in place all day. It is also a hair tonic with antiseptic properties Therefore, GLO-CO is doubly desir- able Whether one wishes the lightly-brushed effect desired by conservative business men, or the smooth-comb of the high school or college youth, GLO-CO is supreme GLO-CO is stainless and possesses a delightful, quickly-passing fragrance A equirt-cork fitted in every bottle prevents waste or spilling. Buy ft at any drug counter or barbershop, SOc and 75c, or send for liberal free sample. . 651) McK Fi los Angeles. Are alls. RAYS KS COLUMN 4 to be manager of a string of wrestlers quite as large as San- dow is believed to control, is more interested in mromotion, however, and has been trying to restore the game in New York. He sought to put on Munn; but he now declares that the han- diers of Munn will consent to certain opponents only, whom they want to specift#”. Evidently they fear that Cur- ley will shoot one of his own aces at the handsome giant, and feag that the pis boy wlll be flat- tened. One look at Munn tn his grap- ple with Zbyszko convinced the writer that such a fear is entirely justified. men Dempsey Ready To Box Anybody, Kearns Writes : | Says Commission Once | Stopped Match It Now Or- | « ders Champion to Accept. | ee } , By the Associated Preas. | NEW YORK, March 16.—Jack | | Kearns, manager of the heaxy-| weight boxing champion, Jack'§ | Dempsey, arrived here yesterday ‘bearing a letter which today he placed in the hands of the New ‘York State Athletic Commission Kearns explained that the cham-'| pion will meet aty man in the world under acceptable conditions. The letter is in answer.to a tele- gram sent to Dempsey more than a week ago, carryhg the news that | ‘Harry Wills and Tommy had challenged him to accept or| | decline within 24 hours. Later the! ‘commission admitted that undef the Gibbons! | him today, | mitted,” ithe «tle .| against opponents whom Dempsey i'forth devote himself largely to de- Says that three years ago Chairman Muldoon of the com- mission ordered Dempsey to defend his title against Harry Wills, who had filed a challenge and posted a forfeit of $2500. “The champion might reasonably ave questioned the authority of “[ll Never Fight Again” — Champion, at Testimonal Din-| the chairman of the New York ner Ends umo of His Commisst c < ° R *'s on at that time,” Kearn wrote, “but instead it is a matter Intended Return to Ring. of record that he accepted the chal- lenge and signed articles. In other _ fords, the match was definitely! . oot - made. He did this in all good faith | - oREW YORE, March 15.-—~De- and at an expenditure of both time and money. Then Mr. Muldoon Specifically’ forbade the meeting between Dempsey and Wills tn New York State and informed me per- sonally that it would ae be® per- claring that he never expected to fight as a professional again, Ben- i|ny Leonard, retired world’s light- weight champion, definitely settled all reports about his’future activi- ties, at a testimonial dinner given x After questioning the merits of|i9 nis honor here last night when Vills and Gibbons as contenders for from their showings | 2 announced he would hence- ~ee ee ee —~ <= ‘ —— ee has conquered easily, the letter’ | veloping and improving the phys- continues: ,ical fitness of the American peo- “None the less Dempsey: stands | ple. ready to | meget ne ea or righ the | Leonard said, in part: “I re- these men, or any other man In e - |world at any place in the world, | tired from the ring two months ago under conditions which are receg- | for reasons that I believe are com- nized aS prerogatives of a ¢ham- | pelling and logical. I never expect pion. : ‘to fight as a professional again, I “He declines, however, to concede ‘feel that the work I am going to the New York State Athletic | devote myself to is. bigger than to |law Dempsey had 15 days in which ape an 8 per: bie en ni. hee defending the world’s .champion- \to make known his decision. pes? ; ; S& ship. I have always. wanted my Kearns’ letter, made. public by years of experience in training my- | | ly - ; EXHIBITION GAMES PBPPBPLL OG } Cardinals 3, Oakland 3 Cardinals 7, Oakland 1, San Francisco 14, Cardinal Sec- Cubs 8, Los Angeles 7. Waeo 13, St. Paul 4. . Oklahoma City 13, Dallas 4, White Sox 8, Shreveport 1. Z Kansas City 7-3, San Francisco ets Red Sox 138, New Orleans 1. Minneapolis 4, San Aptenio 1. self, and the time I nt in in- structing our soldierg during the World War, to be ,f service in teaching the men/Vand women of America correct methods of keep- ing their minds and bodies sound and healthy. I am now going have that opportunity.” More than 1000 of Leonard's friends, + including distinguished - men of affairs attended the dinner. Among those present were Gov. Al. fred E. Smith, Mayor F. Hylan, Nathan Straus, Theodore Roose- velt, United States Senator Royal C. Copeland, Admiral Charles P. Plunkett, Major-Genera] Summer- all, Senator James J, Walker, Ber- narr MacFadden, Tex Rickard, Al Jolson, Eddie Cantor and others. to Tis the creator of “Mutt and Jeff’’ walks_ Fisher. He draws more smiles, per- haps, than any other cartoonist in America. Depend upon it, the public recog- Chesterfield uch popularity must be deserved 66 man-in-the-street’, the“man- -the-limousine” — men in all of life, laugh with Bud nizes the real thing—whether it’s cartoons or cigarettes. Witness the sustained popularity of Chesterfield cigarettes. Here again men have found the real thing, in better tobaccos,and in richer, milder, more satisfying taste. * CIGARETTES -. 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a SSS SSS oe e- 4 waa #EMALE HELP “Wants” ! last vear—59,895 MORE ti than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ae oa: - a alt POST.TISPATCAR - —— - ———— ) eee : ; , ee Ta TOs iene LOST AND FOUN DANCING _ | SITUATIONS_WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS} SALESMEN Wat . oe snes . ow | > > dance esmons at anv pour; oO! Lei’. eintiiened G vt rTy ay A >: 6.8 tk 1925. at 8:90 Dp. Mr! Lost | ___ | “clases nightly: ites EA te ona Sit.; oslored. experienced, wants NIGHT WATCHMAN — Mig. plant: steady YOUNG MEN—To learn 4 positions open for expe- F . Marcella ». Riemann, dearly - beloved TOPCOAT—Lost. suit coat and hat, Fri-| expert inetructors; , oricse seasdaadie: | Lindeli taan day, references. ee ane 55 years old. Apply a215 the py Pees fled mataget: ¢ a fini I daughter of Fred and Elsie Riemaiin ‘neo’ dav night. Finder ca.l1 Grand 5154 h | ore mins ot request. | 4 Schoo), J923) woy AN—Sit_- Papin. now corning better tan tr | re ers f Erie) lear sister of Ruth AK Ri emann reward. ia) | O1 ve. _ Phone Lind ie!) “T3538. or ' 31 3 fck) | 7. »ored, wants plain cook- ; rning tter than | Ss ; Ww - and our. dear niece, granddaughter and VANITY GA: Babuiday night | DBARN « dance in 4 private ‘essons, “$6 | ne L.' +f ivate family or boarding house. OFFICE BOY— —1 273 Arcade Bi en ti am Bie 8 must ae Oat at soh-t de wor e can > (cousin, age 4 years. | Lb sig en i ee me Poe ii | "given any hour: classes Tuesday ard cae 300. BS Er fae a PAINTER—Handy man with a brush: — eae ee 8 | Our Best Is petemains “mn grate Ot {Pe Seg at 2 pn | ee. | Comers Marek, Sete except | WOMAN —Sit.:~ married, take charge of| 3207 Palm. ej, “TR She f gse a few girls to learn. | as ’ “ he amvrrer a a Gran oh a arts w have had 4 @x- the quality ot the serv ice we rel- }2p a 7 et. sri nearer Church, | gular, in Weliston Theater or Easton avi. | PUPILS of “Genevieve Fender in a pro- | CT a | . ay ar ; — wo | b. Grand Decorating Co., dpeclenced - The humblest as well as the OU see 57 gt 0-00 b. eee 7 te2) | EXCOFFICER WM. E. LA CHASE does | & — ppaste bore, | Grand pee dase. “ica | Manager between 9-12. addy. 5572 Baston. 1c) —" Funeral Tuesday, March 17, at_8:30 4. BRINDLE PUP—F. about 3 or 4| shadowing, investigating. locates missing | eee + 7 ye Or & = m., from Roberts’ parlors. IPO0o South; months old. Call Wabster 2348 (eo, | People, 619 Title Guar. Bice Olive 8762. | Pon en For aece work: $3.50 “per | ROHN REALTY COMP GGRAPHER Ag 5 (o@) | MEN, BOYS | W271 Post- Disvatch. 2 sas mt 708-10 Title Guaranty serpecte “P, 0. Bee $1, Marches : ‘ . ; 7 > mm ' , ; 7 highe st may turn to us \ ith con | ee ren ‘Ca wats go a —— VAY rE NY ELOPE—Found nr. = , ———— , Ss a Cegtra: District (c cues Fo MECHANIC—Must have at least 3 SALESMEN—Two experienced speciality: 3} ‘is. to 243 ac graduate i : ‘eg rdless ot the Ree aS a - o> : , fidence that, ' e ans. 4 S ee i. tone “ig | PE ARL RING—Fo in ladies’ lavatory. INSTRUCTION years’ experience. 815 N. Leonard. (Cc! for apecial work. 5981 Haaton. (c2 ~ oF —-_—... | AUTOMOBILT]: MECHANIC—wMust be Ist-| SEWER LABORERS—Apoly 13 N. 10th. KLINE’S , a . , 8 4 a oS =e aboly lH ELP W A N ME E D| PAPER ~ HANGE RS—10. first -class: ae | | into this at once. See ‘ ‘ | - | me * ? > iv —* x | beloved | City Cub. saturda afternoon. River B me on Mnnll ° = | husband of Anna Tebeau (nee Johnson}, a aw ee , oa BEAUTY CULTURE tauxht: rivate . A ? : . funeral out ay, I ‘and dear son of Mary Tebeau. dear broth- | side 1567M_ — ee wuieape \ Structicn; posit ion ~~ wed, nan ._~ lass: Must have tools. Call Forest 5821 R * b st sery 1c eC, ler of August, Leon, Albert. ia ‘ence ad} TIRE —Found "March 7 905 Wachtel) pleted. Colfax 5a74. (cd) for Sppctni ment. \) ‘ : iT: ° gy the services of. two ex ‘Union on Blectria Bidg.. 12t n° our very v¢ ; | Rose Tebeau. Mrs. Joseph Becker, Mrs. av.: sive AXxF- Goodrich. (1)! j - — — BARBLK—€@o “7 SHIRT CUTTERS—Exper'- | “YWeesanine 1, Apply to Mt Mr. » fe) é ———— _—, -4) | LADIES. be in leper dent: learn hairdr iored. first-class hair cutte - Xp Mezzan! f) Aibert Gaffner and Mrs. riarry Decreeder. = WND BY POLICE. | “ing. beauty culture: it’s m ha ; e8s- 6650) Delmar etanine figor Must be experienced. Jacob e Fun- a] from J.J , @uEne s fu pore par- | SUTITCASE—Central District. atm yd ~— deman3 and "onmet . ann BELLBOYS—Experienced: loca! | references. enced. Ap ply E L ds & 705 Washington. ; (c) ore "1522 North Grand. boulevgnt. on | BILD FOLD Seventh | Dirtric profitabie; Dig demand and wages. Call| " ‘Buskingham Hotel. Kingshighway and} WALKER SHIRT FACTORY, | We Can Use | Z Eder g se pales : eo per ad : . ‘. 1925, aay ‘and night claesez. St. Lou ile Acad- experience in this or a kindred line. In - ' Resse } avenue ‘beloved husband of Loretta | Funeral Directors | Reree'l avenve. usband of Loretta | 2 ~~. , Wallace (n ¢ Taylor), dea: gathe: of Frank MARGEL !easons taugch B 7 ep Ant 504 P! - ie ‘ lorie Wallace*iat the age of ? P , ugnt et even! n L clasace | OYS—To seil box lunches. Apply today;| —“~2P ¥ 002 Fine : + the x ee nd Major: aHace, at [26 oS | BUSINESS CAR DS at 804 Victoria Hidg Central 27. fe « experienced preferred. : 4 | N's 20th. (c) SHOVELERS—King gshighway and sarney. pousy. C. F. AMS ‘CO. 413 R - . . urpoy ‘ c) — reence eee OMAN —Immediately. 9000 8. | Be 58 vears -. sO = . be 6175 Delmar Blvd. ; Funera! on We inescav. larch 18 at | a at le \T ik ic ea ut® cul ture taught by wJi—To work in bakery : Si 0 week to ’ : ae > Py ST | = m., from Weick's funeral home 2201 — - | womens eo aarinesia valent 4479 | start. 3603 Hebert. (c) | SODA DISPENSER—Immediateiv: — = Y oung Men—Junior sa es way. {e) . LOUIS, MO. | 84 Grand boulevard, to New St, Marcus | Peete & ee oe (e8' | BO¥—Colored, to do porter work. Tack. | enced: one who wants te work. Mr. Exceptional! ae iw olored. fag date dept. App! Cometerv. io?) | : SHORTHAND tin JU days: simpie, epeedy, son's Shoe Dept.. 51. 3 Washington. _ fc ) Hochman Greengard Mruge. 638 N | Grand in St. Louis willl ential to : , . . ‘ e - - wetbe . ye iy : - | , - _ eA . ~ >) | WALTER—Ent wed into! rest on Sunday. | CARPENTERS & BUILDERS | ats arate: pvate peasone: _ Se Bewritiog. BOY—olored. about 18 or 19 for por- SPOTTER—On #1 ilk garments: must be ex- | ating chain of retai) stores uae To —~ash woolens and sliks,| ou ' March 15. 19" ar DB a. Mm.. Marv E. | BUNGALOWS bullt amd financed at your SSS Sm ter work, in drug store. Apply imme- perienced; $20 to $30 per week. Con- | fied with me period. * a Family Laundry. 4939 Me- ’ Walter (nee Hughes) Geary vel yed wife order on our lots: excellent South Side diately, 301 N. Union. __* tinental Dyeing & Cl. Co.. 2416-N. New- | ing training : ° ¢ Ls i's T Wa ter =r dear mo.ner of ie tior ry) nw [ ~ , . a . Saran fete, wood - see a, me and aunt ~61 I lei : Bidg ila (co) Visit our school, talk with s#etudents. We floc _ (& TAILOR— r. A“ }¢rTs i. Riverstee — ‘aa | me ene »” mint om ae stale Gola — ede a » ma KRLA y HRS—Nonuni: yn K ingshighwa ay TA J LA R-— ~ old Fe- | on. ~aitt en " J -O ba e y ty rand 9082 > rN Lk - ¢ _ “ r > tien, a naide. an ie i, : | mad a member , rs Ann's Sodality of oe rng. screening, reaseonaove. Lingril 4 won a | Century’ Telegraph Cv.. 211 ps ' 1 av ‘hei Scheff ert Restaurant, 2604 floor, KLINES ; W os is to executive vos! Must be : | and our dear grandfather, at the age of &) , Rosemond, 9342 Quincy. Riverside 5038R uates always busy; big pay. Inquire Mo- SARPENTER—White, married man, °x- Sea ER— Must b (c) | BEAUTY OPERATOR— ‘weal ' ve city. Phone M_ 541 for ap | years =e ae ee etki Se Col ece. S10 N._ 6th. ic®) perienced in general carpenter work and WALL-PAPER GLEAN ER—Must be firet- rent. 4802 N. B : J. M. BURKETT. Fi0 ' Funeral from Hoffmeister pamors Fa FLOOR LAY ING ;. sand: ng. a floors made| ~~ SS S| + a vo oes. installing maehinery and class; steady work. 4330 Washington. GAN VASSER —_ fees ae ere : : : - | South Compton svenue, ; Suestay. are! new. _B it. tA” ‘ de! 397 R. ‘cs | ine shafting: city references required Ln r Ww "“ALLPAPER STOCK CLERK +. ~ ss w& tcitors ie od += > - . _- n t . > “ 7 ._ 4 >+_ Su: : _ : a= 4 ’ in “ rs red ou Hore in Price - often Lesse} J [it's 2280! po ni.” Interment 49° Si. Pe" | pOORS Inid, finished: hardwood, pine: | MEDICAL | dofag work’ of “tnis ‘kind’ surady Jjop, | Ianto aa in whbicenie wall paper| Mev" Frankel. Phouo Bane WOMEN evs Cemete c) a. oan st nghenan | SH Gee oni tania tuadies op Call Sayman ds.. store; must . enc Easton. ne WHITSETT “htered into reat on Sun- lowest prices. 5 nl Vietor 4273M. ; YOUNG WOMEN needing help before andi Franklin. . ~ +e Wall Paper & Pai experi bar South de! 3526 ton. : internationa!ly known Chicago A A re "March 15. 1925 ene pe (oO) during confinement can find assistance | CASHIER—Experienced. en rit _ 209 Conpere. | COUK—Colored; must s with branch offices i Oreo : SS =, et Trine Mare) beloved wife of (SARAGES built. 10x18 $150-__ 18x18. a5 Se a Maternity Hospital. 4516} — over 45 cea oid for iane Weck, Ap. | WATCHMAN ——Night ae perienced and capable oa three forelgm Countries am D E A we H s Samuel B "Whitsett. dar ing mother of $250. 4606 Olivia. Riverside 1475J. ‘cB _Vashington b ! 3 aK c37) ply 6 p. m. gt ws ~ ye ~ Shp: 30 Shenae” ie = ana Deas tae rR thn meals: first-class. 4549 opportunity to yO vo of ne- Maud J. Whitsett an 1 Mrs. Ethe) burr. GARAGES. 18x18 $253 as N _Broa iway. (eo) Dewa st. ome . . ~ me COU NTER GIR common sense to : | HOLBERT— Entered “into rest at Mou pur dear sister and grandmother SPECIFICATIONS: THEATR | CHAUPFEUR—Heavy worl ly Hat fe) basement W weal resident representatives: ° im > t i ; r 8. _ : - = } lea’ Vv “ me >! ar ¥ A D3 a ™~* estgate H " D E A | H S ,ernon, Mo. ow «ainday, March 1o, 14 Fureral from ‘ R Lupton mortuary Gab™® roof. drop siding. one glass serv- : (CAL : ie Salt Co.. ?d and Noc ork ., App! y oar oat — >MAN Exvérienced. Apply Tuesday Kingshighway. : rranent connection with “ ' | Blizabeth H. Holbert of Home Piet Res: 4449. O'ive atreet. Tuesday. 2:30 bd. m. ic) ee door. two windows. mill-made entrance | *‘ i oon a Al tg. theater, Sarih | CHAU PPE R “drive FX rd | == Grand and eo Facies 6am DEMONSTRATO! ae ‘Ceaeses ine ne 380 fo*si00 bs . ‘ . ’ 4 - . ‘ , ‘ ‘ Pw.) —” .) a > , . AT 4s ler w on ae | am 4 al ‘ 0 ” me 5D crive 4 ' | ——— ~ ; DY An wr te —— (c2) ie 4 a? _-.in-lay ss , Se —_ ——~— = ' 7) "a idle '¢ . —— ~~. LA —_—_— new lephone estore Funeral on Wednesday. March 18. et 2 | suMNSON— Entered kt | ideal. from, co, 2708 eh . | air hammer men to break @UNG MAN—For blocking caps: one/ ff, ,*te fel, , Call et the lm pre.’ Call early, 3719 Cass. — Ww A Stack fune ral home M ~~ 1925. 2 nie rest on Saturacay, Punerai ft n residence ~ 0 sub etie osatan CLEAN'G UPH'! 7 ' = : ea in with expenrence preferred. cape: Cap i bp 1 Buder Bidg. , “ pom tet BS ee Phys . oe , & “E - 2m : arch 14. 1925. at 7:45a.m.. Henry W.!avenue. Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. t? St wack S G hi : ~ Co.. 918 Washington. 6th f1 e. | GIRl—Fer ho - nt ERA SHIRT COMP : / Ba n ulevard. Interment in| Johnsun. beloved ‘usband of Sop! Tohn. | ae eh © dastgggs Penta ce ee . . , C lipping side frames and i. BA. , Oth fic sn a oe -—For housework. Cs ‘BEYER cemetery. son (nec a, 4 ~ A b are, cohen. ; A oyV sius Li im. in. .ernuieny ss Laiva ; I Ee =T ead | iowest rer? -? (,. UU are ; E M PLO y M E N T b , 5 Ye vy NG MEN—4\_ 18 to Ly ae for sales GIRI For restaurant. > 901 LUCAS NV TYER—Pntered in t of 4 nae f. os other 2 ohn, | Cemetery. (c per Cloaners. RBomon: 852. dc2) | ; ofsters: ste¢ . =. work: city : | wn . Merch if tees. iate , Ha, o PR anew € | Herman, and ae A 4 Gear — law, ZERAHN Entered into reat on Monday. GHICAGO C : RPET CLEAN os ae 2) | : sters ; Sté ads work - open $40 per ~ oat of sow: ph ' Gini te sew Bo hand ss Waste exverienced collar makers ‘ene Bever of 1630 *} : : ban? ‘ : . wa — ‘ee tie | uncie, age ¢ year are . ee . m . ~ € = * tl] — ~~ oie >, 4 fn Ee “ W A N E D . ‘ i ‘ 4 ‘ ae Pal ai fe” ‘ Ow a : - ' Gran . : rien power i e- oe on on Re He, os oes: ~ Funeral from Leidner chapel, 2223 8t.| p¢ — “a op te at! 1? ee al ork __Lind 2030. 829 Finney. (c8) I Shop, AMERIC AN STE EL os — 1f = Nallway Fx- GiRL-cTe eet t 5 operators who ifke to learn Geer father of Theodow Beyer, cea) )-45 p.m to Weltneéay, Marc h 18. at) line, Robert, Arthur, Emma Ernest and{ 4) 4% Gas ET CO RLS. cleaned. | 4} FOUNDRY, Granite City, I]. |} roux _—__.__'°?) | "Forest 6550.__ » making. Apply to aon’. A RE SR ae Pe oe Stedete. | 12:45 p. m.. to St. Peter's Cemetery. ‘(e) Hueo Wurdack ' , Es $1.25: Gxl2 renovated. "$3. in. 4558. | JUsvh ; e Ly, . he =n MEN—-Ambit: —_ _néat-appearing GIRL—Experienced. ‘ : : law ef Otto Havemann, in. his eichty- third | | RAVAN AGH “uneral will ta®e place from e Mulle a ae 7 ; # (cS) | Pome eS (c3) a em for loca! or traveling work a 4 : AN! ~—Entered into rest Monday, ~ TT ENT BR . "? ‘i . ws ’ ; " we - = - _ / Rs R ay red “A \¢ Tw wm)? 7 : ~~ 7 @ — — —_— en ee eee ee ae iad bd 8. Olive Ny 1°° 2a. m. Adam Brandau of 183% 8. | varlors, 1710 North Grand bovlevard. No- # 1 CET me estimate ywur eer set cal ork - nue elite ns pag a ~ = onto (COST CLERA—For machinerv aaron AGENTS WANTED—MEN GIRI—For addressing »>¥ LADY —Experi ) venth street. nalewed husband ‘13 N. Bragad way. vee ion’ ready-to wear s a, > > of = ae | io se nd Knowledge of wachine shop vractic ‘ -NTS—Ladies to-date on | oui, “er —- sar. 2490 S. Bros away. agenda Rigbeas tos yoy ee at. mene ee nto _ rest. of | WRIGHT DOES IT RIGHT. Be ee F FEI eo Sh; experiences 8) Bee “wn. 1913 N. Broa way. ee Spe lpetes -oreapes direct to wearer. at ——-? a 7; ; BLADY—Experienced int | ladies’ : » . ¥ 4 ° , a, lite, marrica t aerts pre- 7° T TE bP - . ; uncie, in his seventy-» com year side wenne and ee. Gane oe old housee than anv other contractor in | CUCK—Sit.. experienced. J. R. Kages,| ting, machine: + et-el-heee aaaniea Wen | ep eee wer aeta* | GIRL — And (ves: a0 oe. . . Funeral) fro m the Schumach r funera! re g hI aie .. nf a ho Wi tlh — and PERSONAL ; the ¢ itv: our materia! is the hes? Cash At ie (ERS Ain lei) apa 4 (2) } K 252 f° yat.ID =? at ” . —- v ag | We a , pooch if . rience, salary 7} 7! ‘{ head y c ’ uc, aha SDrockK, > yYLC “ ‘wr ame © jin onda > terms eet » : sT eat _ , L TH Li>—At oF ly rte 12 Oo) a2rere8 | . >. . m, > ; y ‘ Bites, Sats Migramen weet, Wedseeday. | nd oor deur nimerstiat ar f'eand. | | Riecy yaporant. Wit CLARA. fa) | WRIGHT. BLEeTMt py. OT Ne Aes | nen BOO} Particlt; good wears, | ICTAP EONS een eee CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS | "srk" s:2- will tssrraah ay BY iliieers. Saterday’ adeeb : y . -_ vinaugind { . ; ~uneral M ednes « ‘ = * rery mpor arnt .1e, (“Led é _ — . = . -® ’ } -- a. ; “~~~ - , : ‘+ — “= oT vn : - > ana preter The ; know! led > anor = ; ‘ _ until you c n e232 Vv ; , . awe . bd a er- : yg la prenoeses Col 2. mem? r_ of L nh te } | al from ‘ednesday, antp n ini nw m | ° = : —— -—--_ -— —-——-— - —-—- —- ---—- “— ¢ RE te IT “AND > T_TLEcCT I iN M ANAS GER hand. ° In rey iy give recor ; ~ige of Ca 2: | a" ‘ iT Rs >—F or Sa ings ‘ amBalen : o : expe; Pal ge fine ~ 4 a ard ronment must mc.ave ‘ olumbian Circie. ic~} “eer “ heed es dail - si Saewe oe om Sit 15 vears’ experience iz t et Box W.-Y! > ome t Send if. ° UC.A institution. ibera com ™m!s- perienc Jlianore Het Shoppe, a. o St. Petere Cemetery ” . . ; 4 in ¥’ hoiesais ’ : Cx 22S. Post-Dy sD ch 38! sh ~ , is $2? 4 week: licht. clean - id BRANAIL—Asicep dn Joss. Saturday. |, Laren @)| {FRATERNAL NOTICES EXPRESS AND HAULING | credits; good correspondent; Al reter- | DRIVER—Lanndry: exper i ge ge a 3 Ake M1oNew premiums. jf vou w-1t | sential surramdings: only — | (ec) 24 March 14, 1925, a: 10:20 p. m.. at res!- erty pt i Sunday, March 15. 192 ane ie seca! WE are ready at all hours n dump | ences and bond, now employed: seeking | Standard Laundry Co enced: ato ~~ = e money cath ot A Planer | who are desirous of DY—Experienced. for *somen’s fence, 122s aM ng Ay rat. Mrs. Be 4 29 } A. me necmpe H x. ston, beloved | Masonic o M tings m2 —s 4 stake-body 2 at +y “2 % ton | 7ewW_ connection Bog T-410, P_-D way. 1 e etic Bros 4: 'esthat can earn good wages. ' mena vm gg for capable - : i; Ser . a} : miei . Tw - . Ms ; = ie oi ia AT LASton inee | sO ee rus 8 3a Thomas st T vler 335. i EI EC I N—*s . - wer por pe : , - > a > “ a Siiaii Di its of $10 }. 000 w. th of Fie xX perienced: per > be e ' iiaw, motherindaw and grandmone:. |, Puneral from the late residence, 5099 | Morn "15, art 30pm, Foc. degree: GAS PIPE CLEANERS ; oo | ENGINEER—For niet work. Licensea.| Werk I row have signed up. Immediate | SS EEC, $2.50 (0 $4.50 per hour. outside i Funera: Wadueed lay. March 18. at 2 p./ 8 boulevard, on Tuesday March 17 March 10, at Jt) GegT ée. GAS” PIPES bicen. 8? ~ Gis? nbn iAN—S -O years od. Cesires | Anply 3314 Morganford rd. — -¢¢2 action necessary. Cail Foriess 402M | “ fellers and gore gu ; Apoly Mre Weat Prot ataide) m.. from the Beiderwieden sown vy at 1¥360 St S 30 ~ = to St. Rose's Church, ¢ ence | a HAR R bs Ww nity 1 W. M. fe) ; Nicho Bom "2127 yy 1 ore — taed ait Pm we reams F permanent doe | ENGINEER—Licensed. stationary. A i after 6 p.m. tonight. ics) | @ : ” £20 c =, fotel : | Louis avenue to sion, Eva! Hical Lutheran { ‘0 Calvary Cemetery. (ec) | UNIV ERSITY LODGE. No. 649—Regular wy . a ch, syue § S) | ne oa ing ian ge y ALONE. W. M. (ce) MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES an wait on table. also’ milk cow: waats| Box firing for 50 bh. p. down draft boiler} fils coe rene to Govete ES | Will take 90 girls 1 ie B 8th at., 24 floor, . eat . te *. . tric | ol cc rnne i. ear mother _— . ES a i —— CY mw . a x” Vv 4 a*?ti ‘> ee - — > VA -? 70 ane teh sy ic’, Corres tion A *h 4 » uns architect why > RIES, 16th and , ' s Seite Garment Co... a8. aeh- . 2. m.. te St edwikr’s © hurch in- Funeral will take p! - PA‘ 1c LODG a 7 , 2507 Pine EXPERT na ’ ‘ emg nm ing nd furniture nan ety . VA Sy - ee ean nvest about SOiM)0 | a? . , - ai pe iil piace on Tuesd v a! “It . P ' ‘ oY % «? 4 rine. PERT ¥ ow jeaninec r mt ar 4 | yy anu AUT T j repairing. l ox T- } \ae wil Be. DR Mualst I» Cnmnpeten't r oe ™ = in & Soimg rea te te rment SS Peter and Paul's Cemeteryic-) aan nm 17 at §:-30 a. m. from “ee 8 / Short business, sessionse Tuesday. March eourteous service: satisfaction ruartet- $24. Pos t-. ispat Box W-129. FPoset-Dispat. h. ~~ = Ze ont es ate and construction Dusiness;. have floors, or Sth and Hes LADY——For a young ing, of Bed CARK-—Entered into rest on Saturda) restkoce, 4244 Linton avenue, to Holy | 17 and March 24. at 7 p. m.. while the teed. Cali Victor 4944. Lightning Serv- | MAN—Sit 7 55: handy with tools: wist es GR \ NITE 1 LETT? -RE 1 rs Mr oats hee eet Sienty Of WOTK ind can get plenty more personality, one wha aCe March 14. 1925. at 1 D. ms Marticy - a Bridget Ke igher | ouailly of H ly Name Par ah. ( 1 ) ; W A GRAY K f R and & | In Ir Telria . Ta hes aM sae > } Vl A N- — .: + pee ; — —_—_——_ -- -—_——- - Ff GR Ut I> RY 4 # ER K ma Fir: t p ' > aa 63 } _—_ — a. 5 ‘x W- l r I Us! --Di Sparc! ch ‘ ig?) | i » : pp lie ations; if you have not — - t- = Be =_- = ~- - ~ _—- - — =— § “Soe = —= = ~ ame ’ ee —S : ti ha" “” bie a - kK - -. | — irs we °F | > »> PY - — — —— a> mene o-=-- 2. rt o tj ‘~~ ors Mra. a - —_ petri 2 oy ny sae — ERMOTI T—On Monday. March 18, ae eee rie 3. 40 vears old. can. wis ” 2 “> ‘sa a" Vandeventay pee Te ne Py ic) | dies ¥ ats = $18 to We 2 Post, Dieses Ps 6 ; 7 c*ar father-in n-a WwW ; Te | : grandfather. _ - — Ste ge? “ . ‘ Pe] ry MicDerm: tt i SEALED PROPOSALS PAINTING i e: es ee. liv s i~mss s SH 4 ayy M T ‘fone rv 4 SALESMEN WANTED LER’ MFG. cy a . O02 MWuneral on Wednesday, March 18. at ty ; S ohn, Pairick and An- | pins re he he } —- —- +-— eee , , ‘ — | 'TEAP FITTER—“ > R HELI aro Po . aii De. Mar SCH. r HAN DY MAN Al OMOBIL KE s SALES MLE N | la cies’ alreration a >: % Ae SALESLADIES st) ° ° o* . ~ . ¢ »3 o~ ~" ; A. ‘ . ; Oa o ul . firs -Cla ~~} a ; 38a. vy ~ . _ . os ™ - ‘n : : —— : ‘ . ee. no Pag get, A: : les © ~ p Funeral from Sunadiion oul . citer i q coom 208 Citv Hell. untii 12 m on RAOR ™ — — oo PAI =i HANGEI " a — >! ington APER STORE. Sixth and Wash- ~ salestnen. high- lass food -a ve. in i vate, Gopart Are You can make quick money ntermen: , meter ~iiy ; . FF, ce Of ter. Mr » o= ¢ - wos e c "APER GER—si-+ . rt » watt . . => o ar . 3 oa : ’ ’ G6™mer Walsh ) e - Pe . : March 24. 19725. for the dispos: of fare - — : - ——_*+—_ - ~— — a yp tery ee oe . ay) : TO... oan ee a ee Sa ae a (ec) nen Y take orders for one ¢ the ame | AT ' ; Sr — KRETT—-Exitered into rest on Satur: ay. March 18 ry x an ~ a i a —— bage collected by the city for a . 4 re i Marks, Ilo Pap! (rive 1 ET? SEM eee Reliab! ori? eee. apr: selling cars in the city Box of ane P. “D> ' HOMSEGIRL—3: SOO “S : Pell Us if you are a rea! live or ry : : _ a. WO. mary annroximately fiv 6 + sarunion¢ ts WETER Sit joreéd ousec leaning * _ ————? a rererenoes nf a ; , - Eo. Seeeee OA. ‘pe Bag! =e gee Eo ph Church. thence to Calvary Cem- eeE 49, 19:30 a4 _* 3 Pa —- e_. ne REFRIGERATION t he a —— ae _ rt :, 4 4 es Bo SS . Louis Avtenheim, 5408 8S. Broadwas ,; ‘I OTHING- =AY > WES . - ; ic “A H — ry. feae, , atte and can call on the $12: a — = ‘ . 7. so: Speciiications. form of pprp; - ae iG jOUS. JK iison, Bo- |; HOUSEMAN “ema - é‘ SALESMEN — Exgertence: ya ker s | James H. Checkett, dear mother of James (e2)) contract and other informati REPRIGER., NG nm erhau ed mont 134M HOUSEMAN—Experienced, whit refer- ve st) > + ST i ew mes, selli li { : Conti iG 2 nrormaticn may r Ps Ais ’ rmacoaities ov haued 4 . 1 - ‘ . 2,5, ; Le! ¥ ie 10 A. N f ne . - noua . : nN a ne w Jr.. Harry. Meivin. Lorraine and Grace May “deka Daanaia Friday. March 13. 1925. j obtained at the office of the D Me vf me pipe Work, Freagonable. De!mar “2550R SAIESMAN—S't - experience s Nene eed oe Ww tr is Verany Club, 10th floor, Grand ape ue aa “On 5 ot wes rene val 4 Apetition . oO ichous St Checkett fear. sister of Kathryn Bremer | .-. +, tn ey ~ — brother of -Mrs.j Streets and Sewers, room 322 City Hall loth | Teueeeeie- Géiires bermacent sented el LE ra | Ci} rh oth: ing Salesmen 8 attics om X44 Corcor ‘al, , ° ur. premium $17 wo Lynch, oa daughter-in-law. siseter- Mans he com . Mi. - and Patrick | le —e —=————= | best references Sax T2981. Pom-Is n. | LAB -RERS—20. white of colored: gov | HOUS SEGIRL—For house® assures vou conelderation T Huavy © aUuTs and cousin. a oe id the late Mrs. Ellen Philbin, | @SIps will be received hy the Foa: oo hie = “ aaa, e baa a) : eve . eo ar an > Ty he 4 ‘ ialien ect oe yA’ . awi i? i ae 4 ' ‘ Le>t s2n : : ‘ ; teady ' = very - m — Toei "t gan heen, be Sen oun ra} ‘from St bh, ¢ l | Public Service of the City” ° ny > oe “STORAGE anb MOVING ee pay ane elderiy men, private; \ravois te ~ Position all year round; good salary. Ap- | “ful =) & RL-—Woite, Ba “ .s ~—— Ma weekly St &.3 rom family residence. 5078 Arling- | --.- j.4 2°08 (uarts funeral pariors room 208 Titvy H 1 46 iy CR AW POR - $450 )oad « piace: ‘suburha or country; reference.' LAY OUT MAN |, woo iv Mr. Landa Giobe. Sth a ‘rank! “em “wine pantee an ; . : | De SaBon : . , Om «VS ’ unt 9 ) moving ‘ a a Rak 5 , ~ r tom : BaF. Ac S BUG, s0oboe. & nd Frankiin. | , eo ‘abanv onus. all tor .venue, to St. Phi'ip Neri’s Church. | 220 EaBtion avenue. on Tuesday, March March 2 129°5 ¢ a ati? 22 mM on -2 : Pi " +t. + ! one er | Box T-3650. Post-l»ispatch (2) Victor M oan aut motive Cesigt EP MN Eee r ; vy ; . . : . -, —o* ‘+ =e. "~* sOT “Onstructin 4 ‘ ‘ : f met nA | ic . .* ; : : - - ' ac . Oto ‘ ‘ “us - . Y se ft’ OM is uo —— . - ? . 2 oe 2 . , ‘ Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Ld. 58 a n.,.to the Visiiaton Church | eenth etreet an - sie ne Eicht- = ——= Bo: , ). 5) ‘UNG MAN—S8it inte'lient. 1t d ied: | ~ = $95 _le — ee ' moth pay Bo gore, ol Tires: conning rag on HOU: EGIRL—Wh! te: . day after 3 p. m. or Tues- $1 1 New York City and Howston (Tex.) ”a- interment Calvary Cemetery Dece eed | @houtesau evenue ; ant Oe MC ¥ is b " speaks Enelish and German: wish™s re- LINOT YPE OP E RATOR i—Union man, Box ode truck. apply , Fuesday, om. re oa cee 7280 — R ¥ 8:30 a rere D.easme copy. r \ “ ase a men ber of v ni ted Brot her h« wd ; ~—- = a sue a | for recor stry tine ) ING Tt BY i} ( IN I R A [" Spat rh. ’ ic? ~»' b ai Souda vA acier A Da. LO. a , N. Lorn, _fe2) | TB43W. : C en . ° : 7 a Til.» ready for work. el ‘oves of- the Rai . . Em ; De ronty street from sran@ boule, -- . S rr ¥ ” Ma wins T : . - —— - ARiv-e- Lo 7 7: v* 69 Oli: EMMETT—Entered into rest Monday, Mme’ yee leapgtate eatin » ()| Tower Grove avenue. Plans specifi to We tell you what !; re we | Worker. Box T-410_ Post-Dispateh » LUMBER INSPECTOR—STATE SXPER iii MILLINERY SALESM AN. | HO! SEGIRL—For housework # | ‘ve st. (ec) ¥ 0 Marcti 16, Litto Michae) bmmett MAURER —Fotered into rest on Sunday... tions. form of contracts and other Ir — nee Reliab e. = age led firm. elas} Ks AND a > -ES EXPECTED. BO? hoe ® hicago’s | the St b te of s. wie ae She ‘bakery. to go home af $12: wother of the late Brideet Marshall (nee Sar 20 : at ll a. m., Barbara ian me be eheetaad of tha aftie, oot °° tee ae NT FURN ‘RE AND MOV. F-10e. ¢ T-DNA SPATCH (2 me 8 —Hicago s iargest Hat Poh he vo} enandoa ' , jxumett)' and our dear uncle. Maure: ‘nee Kreasier) beloved wife of oy the president. room 300 Cicy Hall, ye. ING CO. 3200-08 Olive K 1916 icé ‘SITUATIONS—WOMEN. GIRLS | NACHINE HAND—Al round. for sash aud eS awit ae fohowiig sthl whe | HOUSEGIRL— : Ime notice of funeral from Kriegshag- , ae ae Maurer. dear Motaer of siward —— = i Si wae > Awe: —— — CASHIER sit ing lad vr. experienced doors. Huttig Sash and Door Co. 1206 ; Btn armen: om io ror aud | for cooking and downscatra ™ . Leth Fuherty, beloved sieter of the tate; Funeral from t’ ee ae and FOU . rv y 4 ‘ IK no bit Tr on eal MAN AND WIFE “gg any . oe JEWELRY Set. ESMEN—Cretit furnish re‘’erences; 4. ea Mre. James Fox inee Faherty). and our | Len > au on" 7% family residence 3109, STOVE rerair Siw-t1N ON ad at chan i ATES «omen pg wa ah tae a denne On | 4 wif - nae on a on . aaaues BS; OMY VG. Wise Se eee, Cabany 2194 ‘ - - —- "1 mp “nu on vLesda ¥ afternoen os. Ton ,_ private tame aa wal &. Wile Waen elmar 2290W. )} Sebrers need et ’ erlendid fom ta: — | Gear aunt. | March 17 at 2 ‘cloc " iy preferre by 3a) S730 Deln ML N N Tr sticor FR a o ae siti , tr £ v : Funeral) from family realden: e. 97 45 7 oa f A rd o'clock. Interment ig New é i _t i a = at. ai p. A. ish ot nbinatio Kitchen mar | investi« e _ re . _K bod a. -1 is te tc 3) HOU SEKE Et ER—Midele- 20 West Pine b’. Due notice of time wil Fuckers Cemetery. : WALL PAPER CLEAN’ G, ETC. | DRESSMAKER—Sit. lady, wants work,| —®2d short order cook. 309 N. Jelfersor | °A&ESEE [N—Experienced, canvaseery on| dered . for motherieag. _ AUCTION SALES , » . be givens ic) / —ee ntered into rest on Friday. L st of "RAY DEC KR a ING >cO,—C _f ALAS niy werinan. i AX T-24:. P S.+ | MAN- , ore to hU6cdrve F rd tractor Avo Po ae —_ mines. s piv 4800 N 218 a? must have reference | . a ; = ke “00 Se > Grand tie HOUSEKEEPER —_ Jungs. 4 C AU CTION Re —" m Califor i. ifen vy F de sp.el Martens nee Hartmann). of 4504A Ath- | A “~ go> \. Bee Fat —— iss State 950). city o020 Minnesota av aires asea " GIRL Sit: colored. 1¢ elevater. stock or MAN—E leriy. for .licht Tfattory work. | »ALESMEN—See sales manager. fiiive ! pard . J. Fox, 612 as a 17. at loa m.. st > : Stree: Terrace k ea.ty Ce., 16U8 Lbeat- : _ico “hes, 4 . ~ a . : x shoes, harness. oi i inet Sandstrom), dear father of Weber, | fe sinter ne Mt of Oliver V. Martens. | BEADS—Los:: pear). 3 strand. on Mar- self. McMahon. Tyler 3907). (ee) | GilkL—Gil.: calored, jwau mt 7*+| GaAN—Under 40 trave Lilincis; nove ty | ene iesseer— rok pcan ic$) | HOUSEKEEPER—For city rage Beds” insvection Monday 1th. lobert and Rita Federspiel. dear eon o: | 2O*" Fisiese of Mrs Mary Boehmer, Mrs | , &4'rt'ta 4 het@een Red ud aad Tavs [PAPE th MATE aaa PAPER Hi AN SING and 7 Sh. ae . . , mA Lik Ihe wl rpone Linde) eit > = , .4 421184 ria Lion. re at m acl i ; rele Tse | ART E . : : derapiel ‘ nd dear j ad A. : ° r if) AT +. 88 i : Sa i 2. DA, Margw2r ‘a 3 Cc fay * mea : . a on™ ost eat pe (s;runa remy ?s ' e anICa, Knowle -ds °e to se. garuge | es , ' ARLES #T. (st) beswbher of Frank Fesersnie! > Aaae . ena Hartmann. Mre Elizateth Remmert LOsly : 5 bes Capes and Ffatisf'es \f oe | withkieBit.; heat ePxnoe rience OHored : - = (3 shop equipment. 4. Orn M } = y — ——$ = > Las ae tel, our dear son- | yirg Adam Fritainger cy Range meee GE °3) | Bros.. 43578 St. 1 “oe + papa: OP gs ng ES — , 1 | sAN—#Handy Wita carpente ‘ a? 4 ~ } ~~ a Seis nollie - . «a 4 ss » &. ~ ae ‘ « -~% na “* D a: -re@® t M. Tie, Pa. th at table. hite. ext ELLA ninth vear ter-in . sigster-in-«aw and aunt. in her ee te ‘ ee A >, & “3 inlviais & = VAPEW HANGING a ah : Vate fan 32 . --* 13S iM “MACS _ Sl@aa) work Iur nour. ‘ "A A _ ‘ on , ; : NEOUS FOR Loe work! Tune ri Tuesday March 17 a m fortyv-seventh ear SAtiuTca =~ J+ lA - 41336 Rutger cairtine ote ce . ‘. 4 t Din me roig - - : ; (,;°a ; "eR alter : = y4 P e? SALES! [EN- ? © = ae residence of father 4947 Page ule ji, - to oar h i7. at 32». m Be - Catrars Femme eters ; : Tt ee ' bes an ‘ We et FE} ' oriasant ECven se, to Reth any BB Pr. TET RY “R Lost tndta ” emo 334 oan e.. A. weve ' ‘ an _Pa rit ~~ pare r pace p - 2 . —- ‘ os Ls | I nia , iP. Oe A oP | "Glee I ‘ ©. Box ©, oativon xX. New y ork 19 3) \Te Pherson av a Ex:: —~ - — 4 $1. . ' fSvange'ica! - , ~ er " abled Queenie . we saa nadie Th es epee Tae cJaranteed RS Slis by ft » coMwr ner . . —— : ; = an, eS iamenat & r ig za e. 50 * FUNRKF—En'ere ne con “Cy Sane nee ‘Vange'ica Church ed Bud and Roml' gu ears and tail cut work. 40%) Frrich: a a ¥ et A rat saga pata ah, - fAN—Young. “40. driv: op gy ee ge TEE vee , MAIT)——General housework; - ; per gal a, >= M h 15. 78 12 > : my enaay. avenues. Interment in Memoria! Park | Wyte mark on chest Return to PA | PAPE bia NTN 3 aes! : tent gel aie cae Se piv afte: ie Smee =r Sere. ae so LESMEN—wWith live real estate com- for cooking and general _ _ Kim berg Bros. I are 2, at 12:3 4141A A i - = wy a Hierman | Cemetery. Lecea sed was me>m ber + Ma ffitt ware F PAPER HANGING painting lasterins Am... rand o044S8J : , . . rs fran Ss Dus pam¥y., to sell and iist property ‘ee Mr | } = &* 1 Funke. he) oved bot her of (jeorre?., Joseph l dies ) Aid 4 Betha .| EV . we ion . ; os . eh - = ‘ , a3 = yf a Ve - _ *) ae ‘2 es con. | I -@e, Tr | ~ +? , - —_— 2 ‘ . ’ : UU D vray 1s #\ un Say LES “= Hi : tME N“ R Al TY | — biitan _Stora : Mrs : ee ihe ‘inhandt, our Gear MCRTENS. ntered inte rest on Ss nday ? res ‘ . ar 7 : > na j 3 cy \f ~ ma pere - ? — 341 ~ | ¢ 4) 33U% ; Gr a¥oi s. =me nian me. (el) : MAID—Experien: ved. Fai ; "Orage U».. , ‘ range Wer-tn-law and uncle March 15 1925. at 10:10 p. m.. Carrie POU bos: alredal aA 4 f Bowman. 1024 Allen. § he a os eens Gratiot rw eee ee eS pate: oe _ housework: 4 Ey “ a ee = ses : ;.* ‘ . od? : ’ ~ work. Martha oe a we “Burke. GIRNE—Entered into rest on Satur eg ne NI ce gah PP lglg rhachis Mint Palen I a ed@ned. $1: raift ena! — nt, .s95W. . a ~~" |.MAN—Strong, young, white, to handle ployed preferred. For appointment cail | ¥-. 12th. . = Ww : March 14. 1925. Prank Ww ' — land aunt. in her forty-first vear. ; | woRi , | _ woodwork washing Tinde’l "81 if | LAUNDRESS—Sit.. experienced, wants anned 7 9 aie ae - : r ~ a » loved husband of the late Anra Giere | Funeral from residence, . 4. ed S. Comp- \ 87 +f +" ne A . to zt r WAL! , Sader cleaned ‘$1 up paint and smai. bundles ¢ farry home Bemont ne Mt aie ras (0 Lunien Station, 19th | “ AL-& SMEN—Neat in appearance, who ere | inaton. eh ~~ Hat Ce a . D aocops FOR SALE x Gear father of Frank W. Je “ am 4 ton Wertnesda March 18. a = ft r ee Se atta ee . e -% 74.93 “ware “woocwork wasfPing Sidney IX45W icé& 13d. aa kd SS ee Se | ing to be trained oy successful sales- | atl : |] “4 rey “Vic. anal A r and Béward © Giese and Mra. George Ahb- | *? Park Lawn ( Cemetery af? | —_ sr == no questions Timndell | wrary PAPERIN ag ae LAUNDRESS—Sit bundies to take home, MAN — Manufacturer needs man for re- | men, who are net satisfied with a living MIL [LENERY “SPER ATORS : ie a iS; phe ’ | (Tite isieee) a’ a the late Mee }? an : MET7—FE > te re ing reat _ — ;, . — _ f > rt vee , . E. I po see wes 1O% yy n ae m ' alle: ‘ - aa 4 as ¥ ed » ne ont ra sponsit 4 - r ~ : n Dersor ' Ware can make real mom v selling a reai ; on lad es hats week or i) ; a ger (nee Glese), and our dear father-in-law, |; March 15, 182 25 dt 5:15 a. m.. Henry A oted teak e R——Taet Town patcn on rease? t+ . es 1 ai , ee ee. mar 2473W. | te Ae Lee “6 4850A Delmar, roo 108. St. Louis sir. | Hhecessity . caus furnished; sa&ary and Bronx Hat Co.. 8085 Washing 8 Porn: ' ’ : | grae*fether. brother end uncie | Metz, believed son of Henry A. and Mar “ aide of face. teeth of ght tite 37%HIe se Por ;, r ANDRESS Sit to ae , ewes Branch c21) | , pene vadbe tats Tit. Bids security Co.. 404 | a style: in Mma- A / Pruner al from fam! 7 Tes lone anand ' A Metz ‘nee Tha le’ ' ar he ther 4 : ’ & Seen 4 » >? + i} > é ae > ie jeweir cred th wre TCH “ee — mengummtnieagpeninngnaines re - ; Hallie Ferry road. at 2 vp m. Tuesda etine Metz and darling grander e Wes » “A PIPCE a at 2 et urn te re ~ Fay gba - vt Was, Pale wi 9407 . girl. Lia thi: ? rn has na Mg ah ans SALESMEN—Reail estate offers a splen- “MILL LINERY OPES ne. p prod - es and mattress to One : ve / March 17. to Fredons Cemetery. Deceas#i | Kate Daley, aged 6 years. 4 montha and - ALS, Reward teed Pen apart ~ $4 ork GUATAN- | wat a : responsitiie man in execut io “tog tid opportunity in St. Louis. present *nd | Experienced on ‘ladies’ Bate, v¥ ros... GLI-13 SB. 14th. i war a member of Mount Moriah. No 40 | 13 days o saata ¢ , a 408 eiuemn z ius ts)| 6 Bids ey . ey —aone Eh 4 mt eat } ‘ ed Kirk. maid pacts This ie a vent ae cunit y wal future wish to engace, t ¥Q experience! | Waves Apolr at once. LE Pr «c ef) : it a 7. one A. of (ce) } Funeral from the family reside 2715 ee toons teaelUC ee OU Ce, IL AWA Decora ——-—-__——__ ---- of ee ee Oe Al-, one whe can show successful past. Must sateumnen you may he the man wert | CU.._ 1236 Washinetos. — SED SPRING SALE. Sy HA ee BY ect ai-+-this life Saturday. | .o% avenve. on ue@iay afternoon, Marr* , , ; - ; te peels roo™Ts phapered + 3m 5s — ‘furnish good references a . jooking for: if so. lei’s talk it over. Per- -.Y bed ° _ “ - : - *” : ‘ 7 L_A-SFLS— a? all uri ery ‘ + : ned ot (ora . . , . = a ° 4 } —— : a as te ch racter . : > S v : eprin ort for $ yy . March eat i‘ Q°. . at 10 8n D mn a’ resi- ; _. at - 0 C.0CK Intern er° : . peng ee ” 1 :: Oiow A el b l | ’ > = Centra 2 4 ; iA} ri. \f 4 \ 45 ny » th ond i . “ —— ’ own ari reputa .e org.u.nization state : Ex: ~ : . : ' . 4 “ =f ” a > ‘, at 1039 ' M Menr’s VW ar Cather ne r 4 cr? 1 " ~~ - , py wa FR ,N or ar RA TING CO 5897 Fas ; “‘hookkee: me ostanet os - e388 ‘ ,ew f Pat La 3) i you ea nines wil! bes det ermin «i only by 1sth SA floor cy ' : the o line ar,.ore Yidear son of Mr«e Mar { ar ¢ , . Tre » “y ad 4 wees tor > sbany 8477) . 7a oe Go = ta . i she ees WOorK MEAT CUTTER , = == ee te ick enercv and amit Exceeding a * for Nomn Grand boulevard. to Bethania Cem-/in-'a» f Mrs Father Miller - dine ers te .- ae. srt dis ew é ith (cS) | ard: age 15. Box -T-106. Post-Dis. 1) wee a “7 at 1300 _S._ Compton : ts ick advaneement to the right en. The OPERATORS — Expenenced 4 ture. ee ic) | Sroter-in-mw and Unecie s 6S Tt. gery T oe ot reward inde! | STENOGRAPHER—S!: ; business sche — oe eh an be ot: ret-class: no othe: | Be nded Aleather Shoe .Co.. o20 Brder| . dresses: © marentesd =m salarvy HAMILTON—Prteret ints rest on Su inday, | “orth ves: cn +” Me Phere f = ' training aD take ation rapid] na nee poly. S910 Olive ev, | Blas ory torv, will tame & rT? 3m 18975. at 1:30 a m tohert | io i fr WK rcigseSavueer che net® 4104 NEF R, Rew eK | «yet loos ‘ar? bln ~h } Ta nseri. TuMeSs @ imate's Knowle — «| MECHANIC— hevro et nus eg or“ ao ‘ rey ee ESMEN ee | Mere Co. I9gI3 Wasi Om, ‘ PF redertck Hamilton he'oved eon af Then art » «ter ‘ ‘ A adr ow Vv". . ; “4” "er MYve a . _— , — . _ PRO , | (e A Ree. .z al j ; rA Ug ; ‘ ng: s8 is , ; not arn Tv —— . . : eo as acl ed * me _— et : Js ea * : as and Maresret Hartiton, aged 16 years, | *' a. Interment Calvary Ceme- | “etiitéar evening. Pease call Grand S897) | P E S S | O N A L wy wee. Victor _s9- : Aork. Big Feur Auto Co. 2224 8. Jef. | You @re the man aa a ooking fen sour | OPERATORS --Sieeve. Seay ai : L0\monthe and 7 daye. i very Deceasel was a member of Neer mies WW Ree “ © STENUOUGRAPHER—Typist. « \ged if ‘Teen av 3, |app'teation «w ok eucaieen ——— et bm y for white duck coats: ao? : Funeral on Tucetay March 17. at 2.30 | Americe= ' St. Lovie Counci’ No, OO? | PARTY #* k STAT fram genus ta & - wiusuaily active and ale cas gat) MEN—Younx and midd'e-aged to Gente and a. termnnl latemtad wilt ba | UaEtWwelant ete ee bef, ‘tat Pp. ™., from the regidence, 220 South 10 h MU RPRY—" ' ered mst rest at = Anns J re are Brree} heh @ ek? at Ta 6 ‘ Ss and ats e on i train Ou runs. VW a br gre neat oo gage : hen ae Ma Os CU eo ~~ ' work the year around; ’ . fore rr or Me ~~ St. M us Cemet at =t An — , : :* . a : 7 “43> Wasinut. cS) . you w yhone Olive O48 te : ” ne 8 oe to ew arcus eine ery cas Mi al = 1S po. . 4 2s 7” ’ * ia rago-- Coane st ante . " hs S 4) grow vad r nan MEN— . s roune ; : , Pa ; Z i : : ~ ; Ke li — at 30 rr at ’ % r Uber ay ‘ror ale ’ hore 0h} Fa ; ¢ ss - ArT\‘ he residence 4531 Mary avenue Robert Page avenue. on Welnes@ay.. March 18. 9 +, @tran:! eno'd 1° ~~ met M. ’ 5 ry e ne _ HAIR DRESSING STENOGGRAPHER—+#i" Dee husiness ME N—Five ran . ———e shag ; 3) | me “™ at erat , - ~ = —— m Deposition: £000 OF E RA Tt RS W. Hei'man, ‘Arar son of Mi! J. He'lIman'* * Interment Calvary Cemetery 2 _. °° fewer’ [22 @ Tanta orAt Ay emt étpec fa. preartance “a! take tation a “| % . ws '; ' ke Teelaetiear aaa sored, for | i a ‘for ? ; _ ge oe ge ] 1} ‘Ss > die ; (nee Koch) and the late Edward H. Met! PARKS - ‘ ? a Ponthe a = Te ru home 70° % la? yet te mr" pon . ee ~~ > . . a — T a, ‘ $s! ? Uh rr’ .One for . ce .N e . 7 aa i » R on passenger trains . AI ply sper Ss. 1th i u an mak« qui - money Appl , rn 2C0 Station | i ag ee oe =e pa LAdge No. | *° nierment Vahalla Cemetery; wit white mar ier: medina. titi ae Mr. Wiaher Art a. AR = i on ms lind ar7~? —— a Per aS 1: ‘ ie? with us if you are a real live PANTHY G 'Ri-w Expert | ~ . . “i -_. Wavy © rhe = : ] ; } ae ' ee — ior ~r — - 2 om Sse + . cate a a? f- a ‘iEN— . orm , ee ae ee >» | * a P - fo ¢« ; { of: Arect a Sunset Lotee No ° sy) , > he ope ; Pentered ; io res: or = id ay Siren at . 3 Pr ; ‘ ’ peut e ‘ . ws ‘ ; rife i an | roar _ v4 ete ee . ; wr. , r fy 2 or lis ur F ” aie ~, ‘ wash . lee ire _ gr - must ; YY ; and can call on the o* Ss. filiroe rte , HERLINY—At St. Marys afirmary o |i eigleeal deetur tetas AS p.m.” Somepa | ey Ce a eee earns Cn ee moe 1200 Pine Federal Elec. Co, homes, selling a line without P ASTR y -OOK— Must be ARS 4 Thured ‘March 12, 19%: wey. Geariy Beloved som of Patrick a , ; / de WOMAN—Sit.. work : aa aumee Gell - ke 518 N. Serah. = Ei ™. Jonna feritihy > arte. ot ay f ida Pelles ; our ar OTroethere oy RING _ , a e “ NCING aX on _—— ralers ; , : pa cash Yor LDERS—Ex enced clay a * Be cri) ’ tition. Our premium PES _ R -KERS—On | 7? : " heohe® nal . " in & ‘tr ly . . . ' r r ST — : ’ : us meat bor. oO s ‘ ’ for ado ~~ ~* -426. - | A . wae from Arthur J. Donnelly's mar ‘~ 7 Sanden. 2 His CK teenth _ — = aed an@. fe on CIN pk Ne r a3 es e.ery Wed WJUMAN—S't , rel ivy wor yw the , # ~- L + mM Fen! a eee. _fik offer assures you consideration ; dry work. Lindell om. S4 Linde}; boulevard mr Wednes Funera! a. o% ‘ Shel : | cya? i - and _ - . at Castie ‘Ha: Clive and 20h far lfwnea Han ‘ Lind 47e0 io Mor r : 2tis——lhe i Pa an«d sotte se " ‘Sr Tonle , at every he . i ; ton av a Morn! ng. March 18. at 30 ~~ % =—K . Puner 1 | rere "1434. ee erty iM o “ nm oe rines in ‘an \ar a rrog 7a #¢3 a . (wo-ster Be O° LA he rye wa ‘2, Vi MAN-~ aie * 9 la . - - Sialleable _astin® Le S00 © ‘Br va dway : . ener $15 bys eekly. -E ' Bt Pattok A Churn t en “gy Ss fa . : i" . . i : yo _ é n Tueedas Ra * revs : " mr ard Callas o47aNMr ance? Admission. men. 50 - ladies. 30. new | ke asihe a +48. pase . Ft hy 5 sas 90 | Ee on Se he in@) gua rantee and bonus. Call . P RESSER— peor aa! whe a we%»rm be ri Trinity, Ch - ib . l: . ovo _ : , : t . Ho ‘ TIR = ’ “«- - fix 2 lu c: Ae . . : - ~ fs >) ’ ~ b? an ti. & "bs ee i= _ 00) vi ‘ERS Ex: ri: ‘nee J ‘ jay ti a. An- Monday P ft - ~ | ee m A. O Oo. H. Cemetery we & . oO ae Bs 4 Cal iT y > Leo s and j “er ~“y , KF 2" RO " LAT i be = ing ugh’ ad st : dal v Ww MAN 2 A - . A314 Mi TRanfor 4 road sy a d a er 3 Pp. Tib. or Tues- | PRESSERS- ED . tse _— — a es .> OTrewt. mye y ’ a) © =) Cy ~ rT : -— " es P . ‘ ° tc) ” (033 - enings. ‘De. 4743. Acams. 3965 Pine and housecicani ng by r * oo iry aa a SIGHT PORTER— Wrate. for firine a ay 8:30 a. m., ready for work. $20. Gaubdats. . (8) 611. — ment heating bolier and sweeping floor. App! 1109 Olive st. (c) PRESSE RS—On Milius Shee Co. 1305 N. 16th st. fc} be ‘eupe touse®: % y ‘

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ee AAR | ST-DISPATCH — a : MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1995 - ST LOUIS PO a FE ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : — CK MARKET | NEW one BONDs _| STOCK PRIC woos 5" STOPK PRICES ___NEW YORK STOCK MARKET (NEW YORK BONDs _ la, 'iganes amare whip St | Guced, ‘og advance guick) $1000 Ls os (Ti ; a, a 2 ; 1 ' a Bi ; a ispatch. f bonds tradea in on AES, : Sdecial to =~ pent - ‘Sn Following ts an official lst = “judi the close of , 3 : ~ hares. com pared With » Y k Stock Exchange today Ww : q ; e today were 1.692.700 s , m Jan. 1 to the New Yor "ash a Special to the Post-Dispatch. tal sales on the New York Stock ii ser od boo 2eSFS ago. Total gales fon m™ 2008 Lo a . Specia , YORK March 16.—Tota 1.08 500 fear ago an: > LOANS ON A TOS ' NEw y , = k ago, te wren a c\Ts | REDUCE yo: R.PAYMY 7.281.000 Saturday, $1i,- : oT : r were $11,602,000 egalnst $7.28]. a anes IRCHANTS’ Exct the market. Tota} errs 000 a year ago and roger + pow = sos | 1s rj oo ag the officias r d 8.814.000 two years — for the day ate $54,000 & week ago, $11, les Were S845 $44,000, against $696,257, ei “high. low and closing = 79,200 Saturday, 1 338.600 a pan Bh with 56,402,100 a year ago an the Stock E xchange. Net ooh. oor. UR From Jan. 1 to date sales we $ . ~All j eds y 8 —_ local market. and ee, 94.370.700 aye hice Ee and closing wires Fy Haase 0 oo prefered sto ck. * increase. — and $698 843.9000 ad fea teats bonds are in dollars and thirty-seco : : cca + from Kansas © . , » a -ay- . et " v e he [2e_eeeeeeee an | ) oe ~ r . ~~ - eo pe 25-27 Olive te@ | tno givens Symi par EO ie as an Stocks “and +} fe [un ton me Stowe. Sales, SECURITY. "T High.) Lowi Gio pe re ’ aad . ; a Py 7 : ° mag ‘ i ee : ’ N r. - —_—=> ‘ ; , * ~ On nl . en : « : | Ow. tnd es se . ' is —_ —. > 2s "es ; - 2 ee 4 i , -* 4 oan” ; . M h oe 4 - ’ 5 =>" mea ig aE B10. tO ewer: eae eee lle Ss. nan aon. oat. A a 363 | Wodiw 3 pede whale "; 80% ——4 lem igd-e /101—14/101—11 1901—13 Be AS 38°. 109% 108% 1109 % | March 16-—Prices wen eres, 1.5 ‘ikaT. payments. Room B10, 703 Clee o Hs | ee. +) 88 | 88) 88 % 3 ied 107-70 1-33 "703 — as do bt g°6:| BP 7 iit jas] osu aha, Boe ON AE a $3: IDs 1099 thSe: [the taitia nod Of thew “Tiss Tse ie — = Sa —— 9 | Abitibs 4 ose ee! ' 38 Sad tt o Rail. 774 78.2 iv. __ %&" r ee 17 14! | 17 poi te 4s *32-, ’ i a 8 > - 8 48 10s ON; . 2% . * o¢ E a3 . ses 1s . = . ————— —_—-— i Lee ‘ Ady Rumley oeét ke / Ad % | 98% vy rr St'ks 2.77 94.72 25.94 ; ey Yel ete Aah oe | 38 q 36 Be yl i ig 47° Bn Ri) 101—J9 101—14 1014-2) at - a Tal “be ‘474i 96 95 ly a the socal market, The Volume ‘ ? ; i> 1368 i ‘143 REDUCE YOUR 1. to 4 Points 40° RaP'S3y: 12! 1145] 11%)0. 0 en aincteaee. —Decrease- MET AL gee oe a Oe HF IU s ity | TO BF St 185 | 934 los | trade was uot large, ee 1 ae AUTO P ,YM ENTS "Losses of 1. to a — ee: ALG! at A changed. Stocks sold ex-tivi- - METALS AND EQl IPMEN NTS. ties TT bee 101—15.101—16|} 32 P 8 ze aa ‘ork 101% /101%] Sales recorded today follow. SEP TEMPER 5-38 141% / f . a. . : & tebe . is . 3 | Six of thase er ee i 14 i |. Ve “-* tees f j sik. 9 oO > a ° ; 97 & v7 a I Tr NOOW . raa 4, - = . ~ a . All Chem 4 e+] B64) S ij & . laska Jun ooo) 1% Mest: 2% 1131 1s L 2a i =. C 6s “44 c, YS | OF ATERNOO! SESSION “ 129 %a Bhs | Morgan Pays Off Your — | N Late Trade vd 118 (118 (1) | dend today. “ Alas! ose 223, 218 219% 21 i31 Us A. — 1I2O 8B : ' 98%) ONL sy ee : 19% 1 fe LS oO fw ona} oney | umerous in do pfd 7.... 79%) BOK — wer mn en ; tA CaF toe °° ° ism ae ie 3% 1344 — ii S$%8 'S9.- 23 100—295 30 St Rs oe ) oa} an & “GORN 8nd advan. es addit = "aha j Allis Chatm 4.. S84 ee | 14 i 3 a cS k nd + ; ; ' Net +A lL, IStt « 137 4 133! j ‘ 0 '100— 26 100—23,1¢ a 7% '47 Rt 93 #3 Securtty ‘Sle | High : MAY . as : ‘minute eer. or I pon : . ; a Ay Ch “— “J 17 } 15 +2 | ° , a. e . . toc 8s Ty e N J 5s *39 104% 104145 104 4 Wag pr.) . . ih 4i%-a5—-7 Hi] Our possession iy] Mg Pos *y tgs co pd t | B1%) Bhd... Long Bel A j- 48%, | ae Callahan Zinc. _ | wes _. Ses Bh ee - £%e °47-) | o4 04—2 RPSNJ: ‘ “4 iy Oe; StL&S G Ss | T $3 ~—S 44%, -9 ~ | rottdeaeed fo reduce paymen | cial review today says: 4 e« 2. =271 368! eet! 20 j—2 se- Wiles ‘hae ie 28 ty lool S Aris 20.) 61 %! 14%) 14% — % PE 106-83 '3 Bs eS NI Ge 48 we 104 4 104%, “et D .) 2) 82%) “JULY DATS. ne | Bring title, | | o> ate Laney oo | 87's) 87%)..... de 24 pfd 7. 2/17) i 33% \— a | Cal & Hecla 1..} 14 a 47 *s'—1 44 12315 Usa 4s { 00 100-15] §4 P Fa AK, 53) 9314! go) oe% |. Tin bond” sales ty AE. 46% -47 ax TE . , asker Finance Coro. | | “Weakne SS Was oe Spat in og or *s + 75. | | 43y (12 Lorillard Co 3.) a ee 8 ry lo wee ae de Pp out 4 9 oa2° 3° ly wa % "54 pee ogni A Liberty “3 a I ry Ss ~ Ps ‘52 101 % 101 1OL*®% ———— FORENGON 4 5 a R OATS i “ ‘. ‘ Boe 148% 148 . = _%6% ne ha a os = $$ SS _——.! ™ a 4nd stocks became ie Am ys see “| BS % | 7 fix ~~ He a0 24 part pa age {*38 | 5 free me a rei! es | 73% |— Pt a. 902g at ef sus apd twent {gue 1 > Sen o K ae ‘38! 88 | 88 a gs 7 wd - Moe y "| 20) epand Bo oot “Sar a em — =— = ee ’ BOY me leat STessed. | Am s a? ee 124%, 3312 ee og, tk ee ceo 6 5 ity }— % ———— — Fl 68kat 1M) 53%! *3 ‘hirty-seconda of a dollar a —— —— 248 Oil 7s = : Huss com _| 95) 40 | 39 mt rie _ —— : _ —_—- ———_ . 1 ingly heavy as trading pre + Am S &€ « v ' i geo 62 ~The pete ./118 116 w ee FM é&:a pid £03 * | ” Be. |} Be ee a ‘ . Pur 6s! i ic , “ Se a ———— = -_ ==] AN Why) e short Sellers Were “egy "er Am oe, aa son 00% O9%/... |. Manne ds poor ae. fi ot i bs or: oa eee 8 one g:2 FOREIGN BONDS. ; 35 Sinc = vio 3,209, | £0 7. Re we fe Bag. pa! o— + s a oe tie 130% " : Te anti ‘ rv rr e961 ; 96 a 5a ’ y ~*~ ' ‘2 - on 4 - ~ _ : ij4) Tea A~U | decline im the markere has ee matra 16%) 14, | Man Ele 2% 56%, 65 | i tdo pfa Ber 17 gag Se 20 Arg Gs °37 Ser Al 9645) * @ 13 Sin P : 7 #107 107 at C com.| 20° 9a 99 1°23: See oo > berefs pnt to be indepen. Am Suma Pej 38 * 13S ty 135 45 ~—— % Manh Ele 4...) o6 oa ge oat Granby Min .. ot 7 da! ia ; **-* / ' , [4007 cove] & 4. ~F q ~ S Sr 5. ’ f i 4 ; BAL 2 - ot hy J : on P ’ 5 @ | 3 > uv ve : . ; . % ; pal. 48k of _— “os MO} BEY? tH | genuine = ey jap ee do AS 105 % (108 105 % er. ay 4 ot 6 FS fed 3 te Hometske e 28 | 44%, 44, ’_ | - Reuse yar yo 109% 1502 109% 43 s ta = Tel 5e Sai oe aseit AP te 7 - Pelbael 10s i Oe o's MERCHANTS EXCHANG \ . id! | break in-Wwheat undoubte MF sag, ‘ww 308 ..' 45 =, 1, #2 zx Martin-P Co 4) 31%) : . & or. “SP > CMa... hi i. waliin S81.) 868i, -116SGéeeE Css 3 7 * "o> Tin bond ee b YH.—-Wheat futures : ae tt sin Ty cause of selling | A W W - 9 102% 102% 102% | |e ; ik’ Ww BS o> | 62 ee In] St} 3 *» to Fy soe ee 90 Belg 6s oe rctes. | 4 9344) O93 i. O 7s. '42/ a7 d M4 ‘In bond sales 000 omittedy, m ih. cade break, corn alec. goi: ’ AN been a contributory Pr an ; Go pid 7 ...i108 3 02%, — % ] Math a! "At a ; 85% 1 OM ocak aid» Gs | (26 | 25%) 264° *! 3, Re'g 64s '49 rets 93%) PT+4 ~ Su Est ; 2 '10 102 —— oT aemer a ine followed @ period eee TO LOA ti of stocks especially in the past od 4d bar pe 6. 5? fad > te 40830 ae am 4 58% bal oa” —— fee seer 777") 40%) 364) ose iz 2 Bergen ‘Se 49.7723 Sets ects “ Un i ap oe tg9. 202, 201 + By, - a ices that pre ‘ailed hed oe Th ; > 7 f ‘eee. : . ” —— — © 0 one So . ° 7 ae - 3: 7 + a . e : . ee 6 ; ; = : = 1 Oo , : ' cts eee AUT.O LOANS Hi @ays, but such He pera a com-| 4” PET 23) B3y| o2% |e May Derr’ 'S "3" 2000 194) texte Kata Cop 5st aa ae 3 Berne 'es'vas + + 108 te (208 3% ‘3 | 2 tm Bie ‘te 33 ee” 100.190 Natlonst 3 “notke of early decline ape 4 in . p - ail, ’ . — ? ; | ~ xr * a} i « ee y 7 A ae oe ' >. 7 ay ~ “ * = > a ai > “yr - 4 ) jj | Sufficient. after me rket trad. | Ar of D pr": 328 $143, 31% —14 Met-Gold r* tees ist 14%, it's — %4 | Kenn Cop 3 Oa au rese we | 58 Bolivia & °$7 ..| O32 a4 a4 1 Un ee Se “3iNooy (109, 100% | ceate National Rank. yo —_— ~ 4 ~ a. over re cong ane $50 to $1000 j paratively few etox A ma et h at Archer Dan as J o\ Q° “hY ae Mex Sea O.. . } rh 1 S| 1 a Ay Lima Loco 4 x “J saat 29% 39 1, —3 %& 10 Rordeaux 68 "34 * O68 14 | oF 20 Un Or Cal fn 44 101 i 101 a 101 i United State« Rank 3 ++ oo RSS a tn visible and at sellin Nored fi) ers take an active a we re | Arn Cons .... 3541 33 33% “iis | Masa hee GBM 6645) 664% —3 1, | Ma Cop... rae! 37 1 87 i ae Buen pee 28102 % 1090/1 90% : 2 ey 6s '42 103% 1031, ao Misgissippi Valley Trust eaumed the mar 5 *cents and sor, tape: private. , tf rigaces re. t ince having of fate represents rath. ; nie SO ty) Bs4) Ss ( *| Mon CNS 24%) 234, ~3% — McI # | Soi Be jou ‘joe on 30 Canada > ~ 101 100 100 -n ‘Rup 74s 30/106% 106% 10 T, Guaranty TUS. . wcus t dropping abo loans paid ss ~ ee iii | Oe by and lack of Zep- i f +011 107. ‘107 my >to Me. "3.| 32 32 a Ee Miami Cop S «| ari) 12%) 7% % 7 Canada 5s ‘so °° 03% /103%/103% | 36 Us “- Se 47. | 86 | 855) 86 Seck-Corbitt pfd .... .' 60 ts. 1 cash grain market corr Written; pay it ~ left jj ler liquidation Pa AF py btless At! Tack — iS 11%) 11%) ** Muns'n Swear 3. 31370 1350 | es Moth LM a --| Fly ie! Te — & 20 Canada 9s ‘O2 ./10: 10°@% 108%] 16 U0 gs Ru - ‘105% 105 105 Berry-M Corp - *o + 6 oes me m the loca ” lower; demand Was lems. bring title. Car } peed m interests which doubtless Atlas Tack .. ov | 25%) 5a7 3 ; t Litt. 275 ~/0 oy Ss 3 Fae rk 92 =f152 “ii | & 5s ST /102 %) 24 US Stl 5s ‘63 | 94 Inde A higher to Ye, ; 2¢ higher. — Dossession, | f ee be arket has reached a Aus Nichols .. nn ~- ‘ a Ta Sash a Sa..i5 3S “aS Bae : Nat Lead 8 . . -—vd —s ™%! 3 % t... ly el ey 7s -| 83 | 62% ; 83 8 Utah P é& L 4 eee ot | 8B i American — ae a - Cats Were steady to ene h. in you eel that the ma > | 24% 244, Nat Acme ~s, | 6 —l1% vada Cone ../ 14 4 “ fc 2 106% /106% : 44) 861, 86 y, Best-Clymer . . Sabo ft wheat was 2. & Ay? : further | pn: sdali A 26 oa r.| 67% 66 | 66 ; Nevad Sk a2 46 + 106% 106% oe] 12 UtahL&@Tis'4 | en *) oe felsh Shoo as fair. Soft EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN | Duct eeWhere evidence of fy: ary| Vane A. 20} 19% fy ae. a sped 71583 124 (124 is BIS... { 8%) 544) e ian + 100% |100 4 |100 4 27 VaCC 7s S A 47, a510) 58% | 98 % ——da Pf... .. 1) an ae coche ee at Siac to 4%e ad- We i S improvement js er k Bros...) 4¢ | | 45) irs "Ge ae: 6x: 655, 67 | 3 Go pfé .:....) 54% 54) ~orel * ~h Ree Se 51°". | $4*5) 441,/ 446 31 West lec 538 44) 98 54) 98% 7% | Brown Shoe ; pea een ' 4 Late sales were lower. ° . CORP. business However. Bayu aT } , 63 % | 63% —3 Nat Clk A 8: = | ~ 5 —1% PES. 0s 1% 7 \ 3 Ch Ry os a. 97 & | 27 \ 3 es : = 107 %& 107% 107 i Carleton DG pfd... oe ’ att ned J Ly to %e lower YAHLEM PYSANCE 1 to warrant better Prices, Beech Nut3t+. || g¢ -s Nat Dairy 3 45 | 45 45 Pa Seab i*s 1%. he 7 Christiania 6°54. | eT - 9 Westing Fl 7s 31) ; a, ; t futures opene - r ae coool 8 | ae gt D i ** = at = ; : > => — a 7 ' 28 —s - a, ee 9 o1 1101 “ leton D (; COM. . .. 6.0m o abe The. — . tiona) recessions. te Always open, Y /monéy remains cheap ae ae nmpene Booth Fish vere! 36% | 353 35% )— *% | Nat D Stores... $245) bee, 31x23 Pressed Stee) 37% lade 134 — 2% ° Copenhagn 5% #4) ost ose, ae 6 WinchRa 7 *° 41) 24% On| 94%, on D Prod ise . after shove taste close cée. : 7035 JN. Grand. et | continues Sood and ye vn 1, Br ae, 3° i ay 128% 1274 oy ar 3s | Nat he SS | oan “af 64 jnm— ty Pullman § . .. “= 13S tage e108 HL 3 oe 7 ae, + fe A 99 & 100 - Was custe’ 28. [70a | 70%, | ne Chicago n plete omens ptd. . ee i to higher ane x | " ars . > ie r | 80 fj. Nat § ** - a! 5 Ry Sti Spgs 8. . + 18 Cz-Slov fs Bere 99%) 99% - at (71 { Tex Emerson Electric + + #00. | ite anete ‘tan!pe \ % | pear to be no. warrant for . ok U Gas 4° 82 [| 80 , as «GS Pa EE ay eer" . | SY *! 13%) % ‘52 o.\../100 ~ | > 7%s 31..) T1% . | Em " . gain early. ly after the onen. : ; ; i ‘olume of Broo I Bevers 67 67 —2% N Y Air 4 eee, ‘ / eo y Ra Com .. eel 14% 13's a ’ loc Ss ‘52 c we Toe x 109 & 13 W&Co ; ; = ORY | Vy E &w Pp G 2a ota. Jom than Ge ehortiv aft ‘ a SS ‘collapse jin values. The yo Brown Shoe 4../ 69 > AT 4 | 33 | 52%) 62y'—~ Bt, 1S | 15% )--1% DM & A 46. 109 % 5} SLY 3S & T &s 43.2) 98%! § — 7 - Poors fC heat in the. afternoon | , ‘ 04 00n — ’ . INT, 38 i 38 ——jl do A = OF - o~ , 254% il Replogie. Sttel . 7h ‘ e ° il ' bs > ae 10% 110% 110% Ely & W COM... sae Live: ool vw ea 4 13 a | ae —— ae hen ding approximated 1.600, B-Balk C 90c..) ; 7 Y - *| 25%) 25% reg : | S45! 52%) 5210 5 Den Ss °45 eee Sane 2h NDS . fd ...ceun = "ed lower on May an at COOPERATIVE LUAN .o t rate. easy /tra lose losses of A 10..7 964 86% )}..... - Demk.....| ° ° a4 S/Rep ra S_-++.| 54%) / 89 1 49 101% 101 }104 RAILROAD RO! . | Bred Medart | eet , ee was .%, | ‘ture and pianos. wert > ’ d | res and at the c ose ' Buma B, “= ee be *INY Shipb 1.../ 24 Tet oe em . 7..../ ge | 89 Se. 24 Ge *42 as" 10ooY meme ge ma Iron Works COM. ogame July s — wheat | ba sanente, et Cte Oh icf rye # points were numerous, Woe purfours 3. 10% ee ~o ei 8 Ss | North _ ap 45% tty $8 : Bt Jog toed FT sry Oo sai 32 ; D ett 62° “Hoos 100% [1004 5 AD © 3 3% 46) 83%) 63 es Hamilton Brows Brien ped) ge a Ms : May” cornet 8) aad rand July | " al ts - - &ea ; . + ¢ ss es an u ri ~~ A eee a ee oe > “. = . 5 ee , a ~~ ee ‘ ben Ss 7 ’ S| s — » . a . - : : : , " _ a z e % z . Ie rie : “ay e : - a : : "FURNITURE LOANS i ness c ek ‘beng pee sent oo ‘Oil nea 02 eh BIE 3 ouys es 24 224) | Payments; autos. | Amer can - ; r aati Cal Pke 6 Ont %—2y : 1.80. ./ 28%) 28 j Mapes . hae 2945/ 2915; 2915 __ 18S DEI 5%s *; ‘ 1040 884%) asy Uttig com .....,.. eet Fr ared with LOL.100 4 | S25 to $50,000. eas, payments; " (ea) | Re ‘ere only moderately active, Pee ~N ly as | Orpheum eH BS 100%. % | Sup Steel 3 .. ~ ; = Osi "68... .. 104 104 +5 a. a ae 7! een! a2: Hutte mee bushels «o saree wi includes =~ a nds were on : P 1% % 109\% — 3s is E 2sft103 | go ~ o f as - SS — -O0 EQS &s : R6 | ga ° Ist 4s 52 | 92% 92% ~* Hutt! Me . Je o- +s Se 113.100 laat Fear. in teal estate. 2901 93), : 9 : hange in prices. fa 7..../011% 109% oa * | Utis Etey | 43 " ee rat EY ! “oga! ong Ge ‘46 ...f 88 j * TACL o Ss 52.) i! 87 oe = | ago. and oe + ugh. Corn re. DO NOT LOSE YOUR CAR |» ay era ey Riek tod paged C4: eee 60. | ap?) 38 |----- Pac cD erga 4835) ani Te Oe pet 2 219% ane 8 on™ 12] 42 Fin 6len ‘Ss ct * Sou! SB! 20. 1 Ata 4ty fo! $552) 87°) 78 "| 69 14 | Internationa’ gine (Be P which. were tip Ree ushela, com ~ fit: “f ‘ . ' eS : c€ 2 >. =. > 92 hee "o4 Oe ‘im 2 b die . onl i «¢ ‘ wee ; hee ~ ee} an . We Pay Off Your Old Loan | throughout. in, Japanese | Cent Pi4,5 ‘irc! gga) F8% + Sid | Pac Cu 5047'| 332 Is ink U § Hoftman ‘2 a3. 23% 321g ya a. ny 4 Ts ‘49 ety) 93% +e AUkDan 24 4s lt08% ioe te 1030 Huser a ephens-S z aa Beet year techust ae on local a . n r foft tn | Further strengtn tn_ “ oo pid...) 55% ret *3 1% | Pac Mot {2108 196 * > ® UB. Smelt ...! 33.°| : 4%) 44%) 76 Fr 7s 0) Soe) oi 8 B ? Be bi’ 213/102% \10>1 rs ' Bree tee nh. Cats receipts, whi And advance vor more rome first floor: f the trading Cent R Mill 2. $403) 43%) 4325 rath do pf 7 oS 110% 73 3% 1 do pra Bly Soi 44%) 44 que t* +) ho oT "41.! O8 15 | D814 7 B&O ref 6s 95. 1024/1 ~ Me 102 4, Johansen Bros) Shoe COM. oe hro a red with 184 000 | YOUr Possession. 1p0) Locus : I ye mn was the feature 0 . 3% 514% 51%) ~* . 77 sa t3% = 7 “ a ‘1e4: 121 121% ——1 % 41 French r - i . ys 1024, ‘5 93° 89%, R9 is i clede Gas he pfd ‘ RAO Dbushe!s. COM pare: Ah. he aif Service. Bomoent 348 ; ' Advices from ) .. 2 eee a, = 42% —14 | Pan-a . - B&O let 4s 48 ' S515) 85 44 85 ty Nat Candy com tte pee North western markets com. liye, TONth Auto Au perafS | have been sgeotky |b ime, the imo. TSF weeen B sae 80 —10 Pa Coal & C!)/ i@x i Te i yon te "120 "118 “79°: °2 29G Cc Ep pay Oe ‘poy |] 5 &N YA} Pedigo-Weber Show ra We TD e pe Fer 2 wheat, .ammmanes Nice | . arket for Some time, the q . me Se ao | 59 t S92 —2y “Ye pee o3445° 33 SO os man tW Penn 4 . ~ 7o e .. 9H 15 90 i + Boston & - oe 71 71 . , let pra. | had 714 care o HH»: : | : eOLe i that mar hi}- >» BRR8e > 4 aed inila Co = @ 3 393 }3 ~ 96% gHy 96% !.... ‘s * | 8545) So} oS 4 Rina 7? ‘ , | Rice-Sti« Dry Gas ~ ned FAS last year. | EY LOANED on yg fidentie day oing to 1 gs Slate’ --+/ 89%) are! Bs ) ne £% -.-| 458) & ; ig PE il. > Or 7a '6¢ re...” oHid | 94% Ten 85% | 85% | F Gde 24° ptf See reek, BRO uth 194 : rerms, confi Sation there today oe 4 % 1004) © x 13%! 1g 13% — % Stee! Ny gee Ee 44 G: ‘30 «4 93%) 94% R MTran 68-68./ sa / 95 _ | Scruggs-V-B p lip receivine 27> cara De uth 12 ell haze fas ne 290+ Olive (ck) ‘ ine Here yen rose 2, of a do pfd , 10K) * 10) + Y a, Phi lp Morris . > 30 i 39 4, ——2 Wickr Stee ide | ~} 711 ' 71 9? a, o7 Haiti fix OH. wees & 4 : ‘ 84, RSA, 3 R& ~- 5s'41) al 67 | 67 urity Inv Co COM... osu “ ADO! is re ei ; of American Se a28. room 22° peasy payment | ling 9 pen: x _ Scandinavian Col Car 4 .°°*: suiaini*? '— Pre, feat 2 22) 41% 20° | Sn *z: | Toungs Sar 4°! '7; mai_72 24 | 35 Hun Tums 4g°7'+ 28 l soul els Boeke oooh Sa'4i O14 et lens |, 87% | Securit tern Bell pfd.i3, 4 mee supply in bushels -. wie. ’ ° . ts. -can - - 27 54% : “ aA} | A “ilies . bd o-~ 4 99 \y 99 5 T cn oO SS . | ; ; Southwes ern wy, fo lowing changes n ~ - MONEY to salariad -~“y if av Exchange | ee n+ to 41.87 cen theriCGéce ne -, 56% 54s Phoe Howe cay 2 2 ss RAILROADS. =3 Ind B Jap Ge ~4i 99% 2 = 5s '62 ‘1014/1014 101% in Steel pra +++ eee ees fe . decreased 3.522 000. Sonidential 188) Raiiw (cl8: : al were better, but o 21 63 , 5% Te Been Arrow ..{ 18%) 39 | 12 = entrails ———. -. 4....) & WT ie) 93 ~ Can Sou Ss ’¢ 4 6% | Scullin Stee Me week: Wheat Crea wwe ieee rates a2if0 Com Inv | P 401 —4 Pie ce = 4545 —2 — on PS) o> pe aK: 2 Jap Oigs Gas « . te ‘ - ~ ~ . 186 % 118 « 1! . : ited Rys pfd . : " I K38 OOo. (late decre. R lireaa men n.. ~234- vement | . barely firm, ster- A 4 140%, 140% 3 | 465 4515 Ann Arbor _ 33 ~~ ~ - . Ss "47 4% 944, | 94% 3¢ Nor 7s a KM ligy, | Unit ) Derease| 1 RIG ola Ba’ aa read men. DOr i¢g |} Europeans were . ¢ ‘= 1% 140% fen: —t 2 a) i Sieyt Bia 23 i120 ‘3992 —1&% / 3; Jurgen As — we he . db 6%'461] % 118\ iw r Electric 2.000. Rye” inore ~14,000. Mus &Y for raliroawa ce 13 Calurses bideg ’ . ; ent lower at Com Solv A 4 14 3 Pierce SU” igh hi 2% vy : A: = & § F 7 §23 ~ sar ° a“ tie 44 A S44, a oe 4 ' 6 Can N d ; 79 & | 72 t& agne "Oe ow ; or SeCurity required. a auc 14) ; lin = being 8 of ae T Con lew 3 38 36. 38 13% 7 324% ° 32\ --)} “~ 6 95: : 1a 951, 5 Lyons : ° 4 | 84 R4%y ec P 4s Tp..i 4 r , ‘ Wagner Electrie : . decreased 190 : le =. Me | , g0leum a Se - ne RR - 4 : 1 do pfd "| “Saae 22 (oe == ° 7M we S66 8 ‘2 | gi eae 6 Can ; 100 % 100%4 am ae 8: . Ned States Fram exports for #t 114 N. 7+h, neers +. and French francs sel ne Foil sto 3 we ae 7 *s " = 6%, Si lL. ot 1574157 *s 1574, 2 _ ars on r eeu} CcCceéo s ‘38 loo. Alton 'G &@ 4 emitted State, : , inst 3. | uy LOANE ee bold furniture | $4 7, * - ‘ents. Trad. | Con 7%! 6%! ay... Pierce Pet goo. ( tree. f ACL hae | e... bined 2 Mex 4s ccc] we era ~ 98 45/100 % |100 100 le G&StL Tr Ses ¢ of ¢_- acre 2.624.000 bughete against 3.. | MOP us LOANED on ho " Ntion con al »Oint off at ¥.l4h cen ” ons Inst cf @ es :- = ao bs oe~ @ Pitts Coa! es a 50% 494 7 a beet Th > At] R & tl. 7 6 ; ; 04-54 as ' °1 \y 21! ~1% 5 Cc Ga Ry cn os nd > : » 102 A 7&: é = F " hefore Commerce De- | * sy tertns 4. 582% Wea ae © fairly d volume. 2on Cigar ' sy 78%) 78% |9 SM 4s na - “914 O14 G Ry 513'59/102 * i092 ;{ 88% | East S tL @ sup “s = 000 the weak } .. , Goon.) 2 : 3 & Loo Con £ A t = y ~s ==} 1 Pitts T ¢c B® ee v ; B & ¢ Miscud . - ~ a e t s *62 . 91 4 =a Z€¢ of ; RR 2 BS 4, 28 Ment ficures fae last week. and Me j > Odentia) Linde!] S14 39 ‘c8& ing was in a - Con Gas i oa ‘)*s 27 % “eas 1 20++ 1 N 13% 134, —— d fa 4 1 RS AS 65 ~- own 7 ¢ 2 193% 103% 103% = CPac let ref 4249 8 i 3. » 4 St Re & = Ry ment ficy ‘ . vt tls *ollow - : }: a : t Lower, ” | 3%! 3 w— Sip Cal pt 1.2 * : ™'~—1 - 2 ai a) Pe a 37 ‘ - Neth’ 6s > Ged > oe. ¥ 2 “ ‘I SST 107 107% 107% StL&SubRy gen | for the week Previo awk | 44 , — — . month Ferecign Trade Somewha Cons Textile : 2a, BA l P. Cerea] 4_. 1024, 991, 99", . | Bangor-Arte 2 --| B7%° 3° 3 37% ' . Or Dev 6s "SS. . . s\ 8: 2) Oa ees fs 85% 55% 85% 19 CM&S:P 4145 +29) 78 wIM 77% in Summer stre¥t with mae be bashels| comnared with 1.249.000 2 k rn@ustria! Loan Co.” 714 __ tc | of the war. } ‘Sports of $334,- nf £08) 40%) 40 Ty * ee Shu) 7th Si ig ge ee ee pati att, St%— 1 25 Pole fe, 40... 70 | 95. | 95 — | 108 CMas + 52) 51%) 51% | generally quic : regart t te were oa and bushels comnara | == | $373.000,000 and impc “ “By a tte 54%) 50 52 i—1 | Roy DC 442% 5) ‘. Ol ts 51g — Hi, Fy Saat 28%! 3 , *tamm % 35 do Se ‘30 rets. Fg aT AN ss} SO Be aes te ' to the price trerid. ‘Thee : ag Pan and 1.949 O00 0 4 ; ture owners | $3 neue! » 1 4.000.006 2 epee « i a R aree_ ee OS! = > ' ~% TE knee % ‘ * ‘a. 90 90 4 3 4%5s) = as omeign markets B 2014000 « week azo a -~- ~ PRECATE LOANS co lowes rate ne | 000.000 100,000. sean etively ‘thee in} 5a Boone...) 4 > a) as Sl * if | SaYaee” Arms. ‘08 11045 196% —"% | ao pra. 15% 1333. 3a "s ee faad 7a 43 110% 110% 1193 | 155 “201d na +) 48) 47 /*7 | provement in re : a Oats I with 898 ees twee | 1 Ma Ke ° "ine ia Bide. Br ene | : | $12,000 006 , resne .* “4 “ . asin Per hae aaa, ae _ Schulte Sree | ~ at — as . da agg it 2 - 7. . nSlans ‘ oe 31 103 ‘103 md . : i the turn ag pve me com, are : : 1 Rima Stl 7s | axe | 95 - ror 53%) S2 uy 22% for American account i m rere —03 000 bus a lage 5 S50 000 TOA XN wn ia 0 sy, ‘8 ; doubtiess w as due ta NW Dupont 10 * 8 6 « 144 3 ~ - aw ee _ = - Ou 2 ’ 184, Iss —I = do pfd f. 4 RA * S61, -—} 2 Rin de J &s *46 | DS % 95 | ; . 789 CMéstp 4s ae « ° 4 “ ; + : | buying or . - Weel ago and rere 00 “ " “” ? : . . ee) SPo ee | See é ci *- ~ . ~ ~ ad . ad , i 49% 48%) 49 3 ts the belief that Prices Te a 147 Onn a? Bomo y If ‘Ww tie FL NEY t) the relatively Sharp dex ne Cast Kaa Co 84> 1104 1i0y 110 * ™ OC a e t 212 31 Ls —] “3 fa _ 7 7 &, 97 ~ — *® 9 >» de J Rs ee 941, * 9 % 14 CMéspPp ad 4s 34 -= he = suppor , levels ah oMentg vere ‘ ong Bes month. - _ te Eas? od 2 4 . Ay S Mmnons 4 33 *) 2 do ptd. >a pa ' =e a a =» Ric e 4 , _ 14? 102 . . 42°49 55 of o4+ eh below nt . > % A Week 2) } MO ; “OM red with imports Easton Axle -- 14%! 34 + 144 | 7 | 225 214! oy S— &/] . & Sou oo + 36 / 56 ‘ 2 Rotterd 6s ef 10 KE, |4¥s 32 CM&Ps 1st +— much BR comnered with $38. —s Ql , mn exports as compare iction that | Easto = 65 63% G44... * mms P SOc Pa - - ' 4. 9 nt 142%) 140 140 3% . *52 } OF a; | er % 97 23 CNW 75 30~ . - 1084108 108 7 — f 558 ang ast Tear. Oats whip. | , a Per -onfirm the prediction th (ES B bt? .° . a e $s . & Skelly O41 .. GA” 24 ~4\% ‘ ~ lame , — ° ; : a1 14 ime 1 - “ > 2 '45 wl 92 } 9? 4 _ . Chi Ry Co. os .“279 85% &4 = gg. 7. i : os; 009 & eels azo arm v7. : erininv en Tg eat | ‘ * @-. a ' = , . — . ——— ee x. .. a r Pw . .% - 4 ' ' ge r 5 = ~ . —= =» p => ' lt ha cal : ‘ SY = 2 tr € : 99o\y - > . % i 98 7 x, uN : = A ' : , ’ ls “i? a fat and f Our. 16 F LOANS ON REAL EsTare bern ape Levee tn Senge | es Oe ROM Tae 1433/6 ag {s dope 2 1.824) 6S 70); | daa a ae 11> atu aiky & aL Swiee 3 “qq. 428 Boe Se] ‘o oe fee Merrie ; -OFenz0 £. Ande = Jouts Cash Grain, No, 2] 25 = 1GU.000 on ic. | *! - 000,000 itn Ja ro | eee & T 784.” r S hwnd 2 oth or 634) 63y 2710 Cent 7 = 23% | oas: a 4 ae * OSS BAS! Os tod #s °28) 9814) 981, 2 , me rain salee today follow: No, 2 G Se ; iGo. HOU on IMproved | mared with $1061. ’ -k- P B 64« 13 13 1s sterling Str... 634) 43 2) 3. t Rap T- 25 ~3% 23 S++ e, 1 Trond Ge "44 . : ; 8 16 Colo@s Ist 4s *9 $3) ; : : £: ; hard wheat ° MUNEY LOANED ae west interest | "8? ts meanwhile also slax Fifth A 1158 Nsbs ‘160 fees ~ W Sp 5. .) 64a! 67 Gt (—3% | In faa": > 19S 215° tia >U K Sige “29.1116 “aan Pp. JO ColokS reg 4135 | ah St na 8384: No. 2 he 3 ei2G Bt, Ouls rea! estate at leeds of tenet | roid exports m¢ im Bold during | Fidelity Phe 8.1158 "62 % 62%] "| Stew W sp ++) 444) oon $5 —lN do pta & we PP 31 3%) ey es 5%= "37/1068 % 106% 106% 35 oe eee 2% fdad 0. ip 1:9: No. 3 hard whear ae ae @8vrance on reDis: second “S12 Chestngt~/ ened The net loss in ware s | Fisher Body » .| GY e4y 11: a, | Stude © scene. | 10%! “ox 10 J— & | Iowa Centra) 3M oF 35% iy if U_ King “32 (37/108 % 106 % [10 “9 ; r Se ‘gs 103% 103%4 1037 | | : i. + 3+ mixed corm, $1.13: x. 3 108 a JOUN 5. BLAKE & BRO (c8 . bruarv Was 47.5 millions as Fisk Rubber béu 1l =| 1] 2 4 2 — Sub Boat ee ' al 2 ae} K i Sourh “oes __ 36 o/ 35%! . ad Si es —" a ronal - BONDS. 16 De I cv ae . a 1024 10° = ~~ ~a. Aad yl on white mated ; 4 . - ev ° -; , - a ae, CTT re ?} * *eeecetl 4 4 4 =e ee aa a * . —s ~~ we —- ? s t STR AL - D& FI Stes 1024, ae Ch: #) I ,. - . 8 ® 7 i « _— WNEY TO LOAN—Ga real ioe Gain one | Sanidet co 2 millions in the te! scan mre "\201% 106 16015 —l's Sevens 03”: & i >a 7% 5)... cash Val 3% 33? 33% 3531 a Re 36 on) ST ee | 20 D&H ref 4s $3.) 90%; 80%. Ba if S im ° 2 white Bis “". Rite cate b (3 H gs reply in 2 hours: we omy gly month. Since the outward to te | og * S%i 8%! Bu. \s Symington Zoi J ao Fey i Mina | 98 = PPS oman 43 = Mg - 74s 41. ‘10g 169 1100 % 51 DéRc a e330 ose 83% B thite cate “white asta agg, o eo “2 4 “buy seconds; adbance wer 2 Chestn t ment began in Decem er up “ ab Ms...) 19M TSE “12s ~ & GOA: ee eess S23 4 ai & 2 Minn S : a-;* 5 1 . 5% hee y . AAC e te 29. ../100 1 i 20 Dp &R . 645, 64 te » Min - Erade Hat ’ es ' ARCHSHOEFER eo a aoe | eednn] his month the net loss of | Gara Mot ..... 54%) 52 | 52 ly —2 Texas Go 3 yp 45% 44%, £25 '— % MK & Bee ese, got) o,f, : 1 ; 33 98% 97%) 97% 2 Erie gen In 4s i ) ie tk =. | rst of this mon , I~ | Gen Asphalt + SS %s! 52 rhe 7a 3s 2S i108 10K 12 —3 do pid 4 5 82% SIX) 87 21 "13 Am Ch 6s 3: ~"* 7 } | HBT E In 4s 96.) 711,} ; jal | PP, eee 3 ft a N—We have $30 ww | | alle 2 millions. 4 -{ wen A eg a 9543; 954/... Tex & G 713 112% 108 — . »P %i 37 iLese Sm Ist 56°47") 96 8) 985.) 96%, 22 Erte pr "sae 3% 104 = . > MONEY in email inane or eee, | to $4000 | gold ey ond ph alt sum, it is far | aes f -- 273% 262 \ 262%, —1l0OX |r p C4o.. iit 3s %/ 32 > fo Pac litle aa « ~ ~* s = aw “. Aa Sm 1 68 '47 -/108 Lo, 200% 2 rie fe 2 Ge “33 ‘ta08 hse 12 - RPLY LOWER | CLO E as 2 Di aee + nica - ‘ Te 2n8 © reenpg-. | th UZ ras . ¥ 2 / ee ns -- thy Sea Peery , ate a - ' mh A — | "aan " ~t ~ > ’ * ‘ a? 7. -> 72% : ° onch carting So euuiding preferred tits from alarming in ent rhage eet nee o*-- 72% 71% | F1 a — ' | Timken 449°. | SON | 354 it. Nat RR Mx 2 py “%/ S¥l" Sy y > ATOT G6 5 “492 127° 1127 5 ELT &G 4% 8 52! low aie” tio | a ie TERING “AGES ot” aday eurapols.” Vic. ‘our total supply, and as Stce tee: tae & +++) SEN! DEN) OE 9 hae Ag. 99°) OR 15) O8% S| saat Mex 1S 1235 ‘135 {Lis 12 AT&T c1 Se "4 -)sOOm Tt hae 3 1a HERP 525; - "ae S6u' sex, 18 Munici 10 WHEAT AT CHICAGO 12 tor 194° ren Monday even pees QCe it will do more good in Europe do pfd. 7... \j07 106% 106%, — 3 At %] 40: 4% y a | eee eS + a2} “1% | 4s AT&T Se s ¢ 60. 85%! 95 ,' FO? a8 “ 57 (| aca: S744) 875, pal “ wheat; °j ; -- ~- } | 4 ~ ‘ p ° Ses ‘ 53 , 7 51 5] — 24 Tr Con Oil. ~* 4 =: ) | N TY Cent # 12n % 1Iky 118 ad (i ”» T. T c 445 ? 96 5 96 ls eth | ~J) Héw r 5s ve S ‘ ; & —_ rat ICAGO March 16.—Ryj}e - =~ AL ESTATE LOANS \ere. 1 | Gen Pets... .. , Pe — gi | Under type 3°*} 9f 38% 38K /— 2) . St L 6 130% 128 * p08 - | ; | 92 | 92 "| “5 1 RT ret 5s "A6 GS%/ 68% | & more ressive stand tot "tener h as oy aes LOANS £4 ty Wheat and Cotton Lower, ~~ hee 1s sa ‘o3 %/U On ca a5 1384 +2 ce i> hee ata’ 6. 911, 904 “foxy ta 2 ater es6'} O65 % ? 96 % | 28 ore eo ref 5a 5°86) a7 55 72%, S28] Industrial te the hanticns of, reing value wes | 3 i y ne fey arkets ran into! Gim a a7 a9" ae “1s 9 a Si NH @ HH.) '32% aoe, SI ie —14 3 AT&T 5158 43 | 199 101 *5 '102 1° lo “SS °/ ate 70%/ 70% B higher 202rt in tor: wed strength | 3 | SPECIAL 54% FUNDS ( ommodity mar ief | Ginter Co 1 o| ma - ", aR: ttre Stor 3 0% 72% 70% 70% toe e 3 113 % si ern 4 ~ the I 2%, 7326) 23%4 |. a 4 D ede ne | REY WSs sy: ~ 1 9...) sri 7 7% 5 N un ; : med uD their an and. Local le >. oney Peady ‘on first and eee oe “cts being offered freely, | juanta Sug . riage ti S%!..... ~f | Os) 38%) gai: » ore Mar *.../¢0 et ~ AT&Co 4148 3 >: . os : * 106% 108% 108% : Pais power was | 10 » pavanes: male re as hig Pe Pr ; heen May deliveries: showed ‘a Sertees tosis 30N SOR G08, arg veo iss poe’ a’ O32) 8445) 944 2 ee Ww. nea gl 288 8 oe “1 Arm&Co Del Ss) 213/ o2u] @ a ~ 5e 2003 0275 '102 % 102% 4 The "Close today ane the lowest 4 NX Sh yrenntee? -auick” answer . Inet loss of 4% cents a bushel “ng Fee Wh 3...) 32%! > a Ween Univ P Rad .../ 40x, sees) 364 3x Reading 4 6) ae5 3a. | Sod mh 5 On ‘és "35. 102% 102 {1028 1 LAN 4. AKREC 85) 805, 34 89% me T'2S atid showed losses of 4% ¢ Oe a ONALD RE Co. fai Chestnut | 1.63 “Cotton weakened under the foe A 4 aa) £2, 35% (2° % 1 do pid. 7 - 82 Te! 73 tS smn ce do a: we °° oe 30m £9 %; — & + = Red &s ‘37 ¢ 99'%,) gO% 99%, 7M R: le $s D0.) #2 , os | a ;, es May. 1 645 to we : me 2 : ae. ae Ame § e of selling in wheat *HLocai | Hourehoia ahd Te + 70 “ise VaCar Gh 6. 3%) Cita ao ce M3 ta Ee + ge 9 as tL 5s “40 1103 7/103 100% | 2§ Maree se +3 $31:! 88% pra v7 ae with Whest 3 d~} 3; . intive we oO a : - f oc } Houston cy a. éé ‘ : a a ad a a 11 i 11 L Ly ‘ tt mp BPS FO .” ~ are ~? iT a ¥, 4 ‘42 100% 100% (100 2 M >) R&L Ss 3 : = i Orn »k 5 ° : | Alen dh ain ' Tain in Texas - . 7 ae 41 4145 -—~1 PPE qt? ix, tae 5 4 P2% PHOy! > * a 11 B of Pa os = 3 ~ - R87 3 > 3%c: May $i 1i8s% te as Do You Need Money - ap whe, traders se Es yard 7°""] tT ted 145% | is d ai Waldorf 1 Sor tiek "vice se« ; lower. I> 116\ 116® —4y West Elec pr ‘2164 1164, ins ? a 40 39 . *4 7 Reth St 6s #8... 95 nd E> . 20 : 3% 1109 : an rar: » manking Note rrIN scr. co | Points Ix ae ae rep ech 8.1227 qo. 104 | 1103 * 303 ~ i “5 | 85a og tS 198°'42) 99 “) oe; | os% | “TM KT Ge 32. . i109a@ (200 | ; bel tes £00 te BPs tgher "e ST tyr ®& FIN Ni TAT, " sion — ®Int Cemens 3.) 38 58 , 58 — & Wee: Air R _ ~ Us a 2 3 Sou®Ry « * 8 i, ; 2 — 18 Brier H St5 28 4 ~ + oi ar j >M Pa = a5 RSX | RR Ss ash « les were 710 060 wuamels | 1a G17 NV Rh et Fy "loor | "ork Ss r i, , 5- 104 (102% 103% — Westinghouse ‘4. 2M! 70 . fd 5 SOL! 28 56 9 Hrk Ed 6« 5 Ff $0105 104 % /105 : + , "Oe ase ee % 100% 10] | inelua:. 5.000 be hels to ex. | ; 0 “entree? & cra); . New York Sugar. pomt Bierv ‘67... ) : > O%) 10%) Ine : do pi “ “— >% 102%} % = fs, 100%; ‘109 100% | oS M Pac Ge 49... 10) 2/1 . 2 RR 895.000 rushe! I Olve 2191 ana ¢ ! ! : . ~iInt M wae 11%, any 2S Be estonm Elec 10%, ‘ ; % [South Pae 5 1037, 102% - 27 Brk Ka os 98... ‘ ey 735) 65%! 64a 6% | ee 18.000 bugnet “rn. 139.000 bueh- 1} ental larch 186.—No Changes oc. | _ na hrsgstah ° 43 =. & tdo A vee ZEA 27 "3/ 21%) « a 57 S$%' 54a, ‘ide 8 BrkUG Gs 47. loog 109% 109% | 34 M Pae gen 45 . GSM 4 u 72 O00 Te SOrn, ~~ rt. > NEW YORK. Ma reh market ear); Sa its le bind T e , a Phe 120% 479 | — == Texas & ; aa = 3 : tent dw, eae Ro 6@NY 42 98 gy: S4% 844 8nd 72.000 bushels rye to expo se . : ‘ th. om el : r ee “ ts . = —_ é . : ‘ . ‘ T'ei Pe ot ft. 45 145 | eras Qu ] Brkt crt 7s 32 lo 180 I . Cc con a ; i and HOw) - br ’ Darley, Seu —— thi ae t vel late ts Quoted at Ste. No moet ar Pfd satpd 8 73%) 73 i ere wes. 63 °°) =; 6 =$ 0 Go pfd 4... . ($% 63% % as 6 Bush T 3 Se ° 6 ee ee NY &} 20b3 101 4 1004, 100 %-1 Ft eo 000 bushels went @ 143 LIRERY Y KUN DS » ough: m a ® ve hd nd Jeter a) yiPents at. 4 y 7 9 Mens ion m P a2 a] ty 9] uy —] % MC hat . pot - ’ ei es) Tors Ry In: pfd' 51 oO 50 s ~~ 3 T, ” ¢ 81 G&F Se 37 9 & Pos, . 8a 37 : Cc r vs - ; ; : ’ - . ° ushel. - © taken for expert 4 r wil) loan ful VAluve nee 8 oer sae , i — Salen : — ®UugAar = : : — da int i & i ; 5 ‘ ae Wil-Over ae te eae ls ’ 12N 125, + . Rententie, iM oT — :~ 7" ‘ a - “ he : "42 ART) ORt ; Aw t. 17 NYO HRS cltg i has : a ia. / E ie in by ‘ fter the come Sa *- la . ha ee g Rinse aera ane | ad nady abe aba 8 | wipers) Rg) AN, GRITS wae MYA gay he SESS] oe, BA ABB AR ga yee istaa “38 75%) 734 I Convincing ehearguithathan Yor" amie] 18 § Bd ian RMS Made on : paying but cased op! houses. Pricea» | Sowen ee 3" °, Logs LOGS 1095 ey: Wi) Oe 20. : > Maat Pp east Sa "tee i... “enL Bs 45 ctf 977) "p> 2) 87% oS NYces: * 49) Me the Live 1 cables seem ‘ az b . aoe a to 2 net ‘igh- tJ0r Mod fat ‘ton “ton oP _— a ett... eee 28 27 2% % sane ae tee! aa , 412) ase me 3s Cuil Cie en 32. 108 102 a 105 34 . NYCasti “a: A 82 | Oe | 2% In Favor of Me if. ous Of these bulls this morn- ye s midday wer om F ira OY sib 2’ :@¢ =) ae REO nIerccmspe ee es "acific. ..| ; ‘ ' of " . 61 10x 102 Or NYCas $ ° ef - nd ler fitted sugar continued | ert. | V2 y age, 7 Keooat ia ‘*' 24%) 14 ~ | So pfd 6... . 93.% sé A i = ea ~# ‘ 2F Sta loos 1008 toe % | | gies deb - 102% ‘102 % 102% | face MAny of the traders who ——t Bs 7 -~a ng in ret} i. ¥ Uta ve . e He iow INFIELD ee ‘* w & I 2 14 12 4 12 = a, ~ q 5 Gé& as -” . 1 Ww) te ~ . if Shel : ~~ 7s Ss : j . ' _& + ~. . = OIE. usicitioaill — 7 - é hte s > « . Ton ; b. 2 « ; o a . . Th. , 4 - ’ , , 4 ont a barely sendy: ap. |. ———— __ Foreign Exchange os - fo 2. m. were 1.195.900 vata 26 © Coat Ma 5s 50.) 8712) S7%; 87%] § yer - . "aa 908 +t, pon | eat the belt sounder toaay | at eee | Romina! ‘utvres closed. bare!, Mara 2! ——- 84 om a we 45) ! 3 NYNH-H 4 Ge ° : * : . uel the = 4 ' | ee ee ©U.600 tons; March’ 3... ———— - Se 2 eee St Ca GN Y 64 ss, OT —% | 73 BY . *8 25.100 ~ 109 100 TAG ‘ or, start of business. —: ° an-0. | proximate — @e.S Sept... 3. ithe. ae : iourteue 1 fey eke. 1% 101% 109] ‘ 1 NYNH&H 7s; “2 aa 33 The 7 ‘4/0 income eRere was sood buying by heuses + ar ria , - 5 oo crept. . 6 \e ‘ c I —F iNlow of isa - = Sa ; st a ‘ le 1S ©. : ; , : : i'r old. tock | ung. 3.07e. su se mn Wall Street iat of ucts TO ‘foretan ‘exchance | oyna . ° 4S Cn Cay cot SE. Ore poy! Otte ® NT NH Oe? fs 56 38 | Sim) S35. || Cities Service Profil “thie Acting Nas empnnee Rolde| 8 2 mad Nev Yor : er oe, | Taarkets: . oe ee P ™ t R ~e “ és 20 101 in} 101 17 NYRve re? 4s cfs! : « * . Stes “ - rehases ‘ cash 2 7 ae farch 16 —Cotfae—_ nn i Rn aland—Storiing “ ‘ 1g NO. 9. 21%, is.o1 weGemder, ti || 4, @uetation: i ies sal . - 16 ‘urther lieuw:.| 1 os “40; onal ag PO 4 lé “NY Wer $28 "48 G4, 4 64%, ’ Wheat th the weatoarg. all rail a. tures. irregular oa ha 7 |} Blew : ia NEW YORK. fteren coe ne ree sun.| 1 Det Re rf os *40) 91 ? ~ ~ Sy 72%) toa! aon The fourteen rears’ g te and +) . reported Fi ' a. Finn rane; D S24 ¢ »14%. tion af a: ~~, la iad o ations u a los 8] fly gy i oF 7 N&S gan bs "54 ‘S%) T2% ee 8B e . , SNe © €Xporters CD 5 —_— ——— F035. Cc V.Uoly | J's har , eet he 4 of 19 > en. | I Donne St 7% "32 ie . 81 ¢- :2 ~ Saw ts POC t” oy ’ Ars Ver the “OUCH weg Was milder a3 : : r) ary \T b oi ARK iT... 4 v- i _— i Blo} 2d—F lori n - D FP s ~e Dremeed about a Doing Sach te =e ~ :¥m.- re I>y #- & }? at "49 IOS ‘“/' LOS % 10S 41 a 97 be ot . ose °o AY arninge three ‘ime the Sorc. ast ‘~ fo: Unset t! d cor dit'onse : s it fom Nob MEAT a | 2) By 9 Special Correspondent of sco peed kre D oe | pathetere® Other ahount "Nortolie a | 6 Du L&@ Pp 53, ‘49.1047. 1og8 ae] tN Pe B 2047 107% 107 se 107 Ys |f 2 Net e dividend requi jon ¢fOMorow. makegs Con ideal} re Treorm ery . hs . - 7¢p-— Tone: ~ . pathesi, a ; lo VPP. aithou rn ‘VY OF = ; * a __~ 2 cam = ; " ’ ' | 4 4 , ne nina” ~ _ b \y a. f = - 1% Vegetebic store: oon Post-Dispatch, i a a _ nde D is | Western conreentt:. 6s and s+ Pau! Kan- 2. Bast Cu 8 7 13°37 po. ge ‘oon of Now waa $s , pane ba By eB 9> “ | ; much as div yy & " $ an ing al yp 8 of n eaehie | 1928 8. broadway. ol NEW YORK. March *$.—The } - wy ed Peseta: Be m0 _~ Pendens eeeort ‘adtanae® bouts S we nts 54 nF) eet “Fy 337 10212 101% {10245 25 Ore&C tet Bs 27 100% 100% | 3. Equities of more hare Peet shower hens mitovement. | 39) . — - : el An | Tr ae Cn | Ai - if Ua * * P fF ; é pa ine, ~ rs . _ - : Ten len? *trener . a -_ ~ Wag ion +> = r hng - 4 | " 3 - bd ; 7 Ml 1900 le 100 ™. ? 1 Ore sr, ré 4 "°og) a7 M5 a a , ; . et nce : 4 Dy % on Ocean DaS8Aa ge increased 7 : BUSINESS CHANCES ay ghd ar Fairer Ber os D teS” | market had a bad break again | ae | oty: DB 1p4e50 2 988 Seerte ‘bonge acne. 1 itregulariy ee : F tt “co Ss 4 tt" It tn} 26 OW RR V 4? 61) 8 “4 ag ES, | Umes its market p fern”! ashels ® buy as! 2a) : bc t e. ere “as a rus to b&b | 23 fi sINESS CH ANC t * ane pat KUaTAn-ead mes ERY—And meat mark t. dotng 600d | Gay Partly in “yMpathy with ri Jugo-Siavig aS er ‘hh 81. 95% _—— ’ : 1 G 3s oe = — 108% {toe x 106% B . — Fi b+ “ses oxi 103 1108 "| 4. Stable. diversified ‘ey ee mth. marke, Pened. Comminto. | “3 we Ta aoe ag SUT: write —i bisiiess cheap rent en Cee ae noes | yy » in whear and A Ustria—Cro gp - D .0O14%. | Linseed 3G Bi di. Be ‘52. rag: 103% Lozi R Pa cold Bigs aR 110% 110% 120%) | Ft necessities—eleetricity, : owed oF shorts Competed tor io wy oe Ms ebv-Marshali Oven .. pet'ion: reas fF Sling have 2 err Other severe drop in , { Rumant!a—— [ey - D 49%, urpen ’ UG ~ Gs *52°~ im 1-1 16 15 Pa ¢ m $%e "65: 92K Ain, oe | leum préduets eer ote "S® and « rapid rise in | .** Cx @ SS Oth et. st L., Pr, am | Box Pesos. Post: Die ‘ .? ell tly because of the Speculative | Argentina ~-Peso: D 39.75, iNeore : as © » Bo 62 2 47 1104 “(104 % 104% 35 Pa Se Sg TPE 97%) O7 uy We Ms petra . noted -z Considerabie advance Mf ANT, fr ‘oe? " an eatab wumed Ab pate MILLINE ® y oy . fF’ . ~F st re elt hs -" ‘ at! ; par y , : . ! P ri gzti—Milretie: ‘¢ 11.20. j oarre) lote now b 27 ter gallor for "aw Ge , T ae “41. a Bear , 1°24) lve 9 Pa g | 4s "06-'41 ng t, a Te: o4 ee R adv market — the , orded ore ny increase in se}!. .. ine - ee . ee | t . hey Ye retal oa ee Rivaresae gs" cs c* , Conditions which had one eloped -0 inte ib. ¢ D'99 29-39. } Setter” Minn - rch 18 : Nex: 12 Good T K e na handle own = main at RE wa Nehed |, > tructure. Selling Was very . St tts Ste Za7- July. | 2G M Rs 25 .. Jiao ” 7 Por RLE&EP 65 ° 7) Sa : er a Ca i : = pusiness. Can cofn ttrmctive anny ow JINERV sTORE—wW-,} th spars | ite own ™ > act April and ‘sgy. $2.87: July . ie “y \% " Dh.’ SNR! Beal pag 2 checte ep - A good de-| *2 | more : and Orn my ae This fin a fe. Mf An : for ~~ ha OOO r health 7S. High from the Start to finish and | $2.53", ae . M i 7; —Turpen. ; oe ch “ae >A ‘-* He hy li) * toni 4 mt "4%". _ bt, 93 y | 9's 4 ; illustrated foider was re rded “fer re core tn the 10 wilt vn lh He » live wire “oe F. Newstead 1h eee ee . the ‘Windup was at bottom figures, | _Lead, Zine and Copper ;' SA\ m: SO Geb? mit id 135, receiene se 4 RS te as 100 % 100% loo a 98 Str sp Dr im4a'50 o3 =~ 2 ha Send for ~~ cet ang corn of contrac: quality 10 1 899. Pres Di ena tch | SE as ee on ee wey owner hap nthe; etait U. 8S. Steel below 129 Baii- | ge | ee shdpieens IS4, stock 528) a —— 11 Il BT se OS 4 96 2 “4 StLasr s Pn mee san hoon 12s if ties — —~ ~ Prices Shipping demand * : warn ~~ ; . ” : Pe > ¥ , ' ax i r 2 : pe = ] rerein DD - nt ' i ‘ $ > tr - “ : gecurt ; Ys ly WANTED | “ roa _—_ NT imal! tranefer Doing eae win Locomotive down nearly 6 a. Rag | ‘Towa = one - es - | rin: naan ax.dos Cipts 462: $5.40 “ ~ "mae ta 107 ’ 101% 102 . oS ty al adj 6 55! 87% oa sit TA aT y rere ©overned by the @ction of BUSINESS ble toca. | SESTAURA! t a R. f #14 at ance | pointe Violent breaks ir, Some > SAD zine last quoted a: $7.50 per 200 $6.80. & ae NO sect Sid $598: “7 Int P Be 7 ne SE eee? | 568 Stree In Se a ae ora 78 | HenryAsDy OE ig dation en = .——— | to . ‘Tee "he M4 \\ 1% : — ; ~ Taille ry . 4 = . ; cod ; ‘ , ; - ‘i ‘ I 4 - a iz ‘ 7 4 : NO ‘ . \ - . > ®: ° x ‘ Ss a ’ z , * Y . | : : ~~" n a4 ra y 6! ow : ation Rav ena! ——— aes | 1012 i HOrgn—s6 vwoms. tu: entithe recent Specialty favorites, end | Taw YORK, March 16.—1Tn,- output of Www goat $ $9.40. io KOPat Be sot 2 >a ort 20 is Wi 43°33) SO | 88%) 88% | & ae Ra indir MOst oF id tromanere re | 19 3 : ROOMING , oo oe tui ‘2) int to 2 Points in the | copper for February by mines of the Unit. . com ** Oo 100% 103 27 stp CSL 4%5 . - : Tied demand from ¢ Eaat | 10 R SALE $35 917 Madaon cs losses of a poin - led State. cether with custom ones treat. £K G&E Gs oe 201 2 ~* StPak | 85% egy! e- «~“?Oaery a” bey totees reat! Bood-siged enles on 5 BUSINESS ro 1 tS BOs -9 ee " olla, rails and other a ed at re 350 Tented orp eg ert _New York Cotton 11 — Spr T Se om D3 it aa ret, 25. Sat aay RP ONS fe 75%! 75%) 75 ‘if TRUST GUNLDINS ss Paden *“XPort oats Was reported 10 , tLIMMING SHOP — Gow location; | Tyler “On = ! 4 ton: against 74.35% nh Janu — ie 2 4 o ° . : / ee “2. SAT, 5%) 45) a: 1 | 6 -_ — nd ; At po ee , -s _ ha g; ne aes Re ovr HOT gre—s roam a, ar teen. all i issues. | : ¢ ore 64>. in December ; epelter tons or net oXPY YORK. serch 18—oonc fr- 27 I. Ss 2 os bs 100 ; oot! O90 % a 4 rts a or on 4D 1 KD, —— len! met with P aeee | buying at “e > : S890W Box T-3 Rest -Disna ch | fall: wet; far, Pecg,. 88 ACCOUnt ¢ ty The street was full of rum | ny a> A output’ - od stcadree 2 decline of 40 ak G & EB Ss'5s) A3%' 92a) On % 1 55 8 P evt 4s 29. .! 97 ee E25. fr —— ys = . ; nanny a gteen te iam fon mame ae td . j 0? a ~erse ; ; : °n he ri at ‘ . a 7 e t ~ 24 au} : sé ee . 5: a f. | “ ; ‘ar ~ he ‘ cre BATTERY por en aio batiers. . = HOURE ree; De ageton & labout the “t. Paul situation, vad beg March 16.—Standard Copper | Saree. "potmts. bes lose. Btn. | 41 "Sak ‘62,1 93%) gaa) a4 16'S Ry con 5s “pi. 102 1109 % cone & ao ! vs Daa fas ture tr 4 a. ac) , “*0) ia ~ mt ai furnished S50 » Bie a =a, fhe majority Opinion Was &apparen:.- —Spor. 63 78 fa futures, {64 ya ‘owe eee q's High. Low Close, Mk: Lome. & Man Sug r ‘28 Flue, 100 4, 1) 3 a0 Sem; Ry Ge 56. > 9 es “oon 43 3 BENNETT Ren W o. Pow eS > ~ for. i o- terms tod) | ' “on he k in the i trolyt; ‘. spor : £68 +” Bd: Put u: es. ie a8. —_—.. a 5S 25.08 az xm 12 "5.32 ” Mary! © Re 31... INS 4 105% 105% 24 Thd AY #dj 5« 60 4" Pid, Peas | ; 6 BOARDING Hurt ting ' se wn Fores: eae tie SE——Fylt , ‘O27. Neatly ly expressed oy the “oo : | Tin. Sport. i245 i?s 64; ye § Any i search ¥ "3383 35, 3h 2A 30 @ 3 oe ‘7 f 9 Me: Ed: Se *AS - 2 | 921, bis | 60 Va Ry ds =» Re OO a O46 > ° Pv bere SO} : -_ «e ; fuil & a] 42% ii Tr van mieten tx en: *, 3 hea: furmien A preferred sha res to 13 tS, which War Lead, its jj Se. tatsres tis", 98 Sa #.tl Saly : . 28.08 25 M4 25 >4 mit = en } Met wer fs 53 + = 103% — 3 ee : sTOCK pm ora ae be zr Poms t— Snot. 0 . 4 volt TION ERY — 3% gti-srade: oo Routh | SiGda h ingshi¢ ay : a ia new low, and in the COmMmMon " Nitwry rp March I” bareaP er steady. 1 ob ee 25 oe ~.? re + 1 7 ‘3 o> ~- oF Mid “ boas! a hy +47 +f, New York Silk. : 4 Ra COT TOS 2 Ss : No ° bard winter 80 : ‘, ’ = 9 . “er, ie ome . - i * ; ; . ” ; ~ pen *. — ; ’ ~ ; 25... a. . “at ra x... eo ’ r. re - é : : : . - 2% : +e wte toe " all Vi tor 60S ex's 16 M & CG thee . eb 5 3, . NEW » Mare , * Ss 1 double | BHIcaGco 804 ON FF + From erica One, eo Meo pi beaten ne the Of them "ae view of the interest payment due on lNo ’s Northern $23@ 24. x. yo erth: uy 26.050; Ger. 35350: owt. 55ie.} 36 + ‘er 198 tise 1134; | Steady prince 50@ Gua mg beat | : ae tad Jo @in, clone: : ’ or: ‘S echo! S , . P . tio TY : rrIRe Sire aa / ’ pte . ' z : Leg oy = 74 ‘> o ~m her, « co. oe 0 ee ; : - ; 2 . , . . - r . ~ § * Dar @ocne = nail, with | ving rooms | co ag an make te (C31 | one refunding {'Ss Apri! l it wae lead sumae.-3: 3 so. Zh girady, “set Winni Wheat Market 28 Ny e oe a4 walt > thy * 123% No 4 $0208 cr Verse st Contras Necens y. 328 Ga. mar, account », mneas: 800d location HOE SHOPz>. ~~ or Stitcher and fin. | a rt of official an- Louts spot and fQtures $7.49 7.45. . ian : 1l NYGELsiep ts'49 87 86%} 87 6.20, Canton extras See Pecos Gou-' fF tpi orn > SHOk Sit | es feit that som 80 a =e NNIPEG. Mar-h 16.—Wheat: no. I , de . ino steam guid MESO Bion Rul . one ering from Cus ess Se.! chea ADti~mame «ns $16. P em . WIN! pt * > ® % 4? = ' 38 So O6 'y OG Ag! Oth 4 $5.40. Ang! — FLOWEK ee ree . pe ‘be 3749 itartee i ya; ese fos rouncement would have to De miade ie Ne POLdS, 6 @ 2864 es 16.— Nos Ss Noiee "SG Northern, $1.65 2: 3 NYT d Ge 49. -410944 !109 i108 bie $6.80 year. vrice ¥ , P2135.) raion fHOP—1529 + -\B st Sidney 800n., Flax, No, $2.86 . | mre Easter. Oo Grand “Vv. ox Cay "G53 (ce) : : PUst-Diapaich, r ' ‘s ¥ oe he >. - 7 » “3 wn °

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: . . . See Piteien inliitaienets, anti ite : ' tester . OE I I eee ee ; FO ae B's ie fer . ; Ps } : a a me — fade ! 6 bs ac ao © 5 - _— a ie tle oes “=. _— 7 - r 7 "r + a ele Bo ¥ —— - aaa dade aan OPO OL LT een a ee ee ae et She. ee on 4 ws - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lon wad: Shortest Line f (RINK WAITER [f NEW THEORY STO Ses =e a —— O/T TT Sonne Quickest Time e KIDNEYS BOTHER VENICE i — ) ||// Essex“6” Coach {Jp = sce a Tabievesntal = ’ . S , ; is coated, and when the weather is oie : an > . or . Brie Fa Leave St. Louis . . - . 8:30 arm | hea “ > ‘em riptertthery +) winges. S a Th t H d Choose in This | : $1.00 Cash ‘ “g To help neutralize these irritating } ition a usban . ~ : . f aa Arrive Toledo 2» .eoFs «© 8:30 pm a t, soln Ramin inn Wi denaen uppos ee Extraordinary Sale = s\ Delivers Any % — ody’s waste, get. Cut Wife’s Throat .and | eer Mesive Detrest . . . . 91S pm and fist off the » ied Geena and Save Mone Morrror in T]} This fine fast train, “The Continental Limited” pharmacy here.” Take « tablespoon-) Then -Tried to End Life ae ti OUSE F U RNIS H 1 ING CG; . . " y in 3 of ter before reak Doing lt G 4 ae : | , : : - hig 3 7 is equipped with all-steel Pullman Observation- ee a ror — . — | pe | roups eke 3 ee eee Parlor Cars, Dining Cars and Smoking Cars to : neys mat then act fin ‘ ‘This, fa. Being Mnvestigs 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Str eet | : x : a Oo SS Se aE — ‘ Detroit and has all modern travel conveniences. a wesinal : 7 z a | | : . The other two fast Wabash trains to Toledo [ith isha, and tay bach ated fF gaitenidden ander a trunk vester Continuing Our Gigantic Purchase and FH ge and Detroit leave St. Louis 6:30 pm and 11:40 pm sahlah kidneys; ‘also to neutralize | day threw new light ——— ~— me. eat | STS & —(Leaves Delmar Avenue 11:55). S, I ‘ iy ee , i ; Fae : ; a; | } , . Lie ,, a O | O | | | | ; ) | eae gs ‘ { : " I rs pag ke | | ; / " Ss eee eh sam ~= Information, reservations and ticketsat | >'adder_weasness. 3 , | Was slashed t Jad Salts is inexpensive: c2nn i) lé Bes: . _.. ° in . =" e * 2 ‘ — Tas > tefttiocally +a} hec ‘ Wabash Ticket Office Inwure an: aq makes a a elightt ij @3 cer. Ort Ay = Np v 40 " re . one spre Whee uc Theg 328 N. Broadway (Corner Locust St.) vest cent | lithia- wate ot crs. thee: wen cas AP am 1. ore 4 ei erst ap- ant ar physician examin roadway | t frst Also at Union Station and Delmar ps ona } slg on abit ‘ rk \ 3 ar pea, ed to have been a duel. . Avenue Station, or from - , Following an inquest, a Coron- F. L. McNally, Division Passenger Agent, WabashRy ADVERTISEMENT | Ste yey emeracs OC vee 6@ ; 1495 Railway Exchange Phone Main 49%0 —|homicide, holding Troutman with- , ‘Red, Watery Eyes jut bail for the grand jury. and e , te - You will be astoniohed atthe quick | "86 authoritien today are invest In Four Extraordinary Groups at Great Savings PR W. BE SH fron nple cany ior, witch- | ating a theory that the man cut | 4 | a ; # KE See ; Ki a vdrast * ete., ¥ mixed in his wife's throat and then attempt. | er be ¢ gh. tk eve wash. One smal! bot-' ed to take his own life, using an- | 7” a -optik helps anv case sore,red other knife. which was later found oi 2 Riviera, the win- ROT cg | | : t home of His Roy-Z3% ~*~ 3 : Highness, the You will find this an ideal Trunk 3 ogg £ ye | * - oO in for tray eling. It has three ex- | 7 ge. , tra-large drawers and one small customers how to go about getting rid of it. A bottle of has Heen 1 ee eee oe REM went home with her one ‘night—and the cough millwright. According to the son stopped coming to the store with her in quick time. ee ee ee ; When she sells REM now she knows from her own experi- Early yesterday. the seizhbors ence just how helpful it is—and so does the rest of her strugete, were heard tn the Trout. »family. As she tells the story: 2 On he * oe ? ae = ai a “ol - - — pA es $ I 50 => s ~ ee aX > . v _. Yet” o : 2 nes Ss, : # oye vane a ue =-___—_-—— ' sn = »* ‘ ee ‘ i r a es ¢ 2 oe oe a cw Yon. ROME TABLE Substantially salle with b lots _ Very desirable and made of “4 4, ¢ Line to Azores Will Join One } oil-tempered coils, A Spring | steel throughout with came 45-lb. Mattresses made of} . oe . ._ Halian Coast, 2 that 1s certain to give satis- | (metal) poet Opens into a |. materials. Covered Im 0@ , gg? 7 ORK, March 16.—The faction. full-size bed. 3 ful art tickings. Ag oo ot atea T= sc @ e s ; coe > : ’ > °; "? os ~ * e } a“ * , lhraak? woes, law ?¢ : thous —_ = tT . st 4 £aist,> ( - , ers < 7 ¥ ’ ry ” \ ° : o1 } Were DO INE deprived of . Their uberty of going to the theater VY " Rien en SRN were Shas ee nn alues =< + . heal -~ 4 ~~ 2 ~ 4 ha vis + +e . So many who have tried REM speak of the quick relief it brings. This quick action is largely due to a special ingre- gamle harmless — not found in ordinary — syrups. Clinging to your throat as it is owed, REM quickly begins its work of quieting | your cough. | No Opiates in REM. And pleasant to take. i | Ask your druggist for REM—the blue package with ~ 8 the round orange label. If it doesn’t help you, you x ae can have your money back. Fair enough! -— i oo ; . . ar’ * " o i _ a . : ey 208 A. Oeuaei a 1a liberty to tha 4 ‘Se Wea : ~ % ~~ x. < ' s ¥ ;? 3 — S ; Introductory size botile, only 60c } ; , Economy size, $1.00 at i ; , ied Sta Fe Se vie | $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly _ $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly | $1.00 Cash—Balance Mon ee OS | Nur Drug Store Has EM-ask fr it: | UNION HOUSE FURNISHING @f —— Cc a - lies _ : Rhy lan Am sador R ple awe d to | \ ‘ pe see a pe ‘al ee

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q*) ' aking ifiaLle | ave ' ’ watched her wit his } t in s ees liis gaze was ingry. wistful, “Oh J] gay, honey. he burst forth finally, “can’t you stir up @ littie bit of the old romantic feel- ing about me? I love you so0°" ‘liuriana brought her gaze back reluctantiv from the garden “?T might.” she said crueliy, * ‘ “A ia Waist i¢ eo Vie need tia honeys I'd be |! ‘ oy re- u f youd try the ( ; camp etuft ‘ this - at! ae ~ | \¢ amt + j 4 Ss st = eiead of fZoing » New ‘ Ba i bye si ol pl nere 7") drink nore cocktails than are good for me and eat 17 course dinners and think’ I've done a full-day’s work if I take a swin every afternoon.’ “Bur while vou were regaining your youthful figure,el should be losing my mind, ] detest the woods—all bugs and canned food and neo hairdressers! Charlies ehrugged himeelf another slice and eerved mackere! I wish wou were more like vour sigter'’’ he muttered Shes craz: about camping —— _ — - then >} 1 ‘ ake one think uf ’ ry nees ’ i ? ‘ ikes _ 7 i “ ifs =e Kes quer peupit v EUG * ~ ’ at. iti " ’ ~ ‘ ~ ~ Lb] ’ ait ~~ | ‘ ‘a ‘’* ry ‘+ i? ‘ . ‘ + t ' j | | : ’ 7) + => ’ ’ ’ j 17 1i* ; ‘ ‘ ,7 f= ij* ‘ery j ij 7 ’ t¢ gyist eT nay plole “itt «1 ' vou \iariana YoU think novos | " al he interesting ™ ho uUuSes hye vrong fork at dinner Vi inna Sit ygeced disd iinful ’ ; +. — ‘ ‘ 4 ’ ce j 7 ’ P — Ve - 4 ? iu {? nieis* le ? ‘ : ini . , a; ened us nd ' ’ ’ ’ ‘ is jy ta‘ i > } }* pie (70) ‘ i + , P iis i ‘ . « feeling ‘ u balloeo! ae °* j nae pinprick " | ‘ ~ } . . « nNaries pus ’QG bree th wl } and rose from the table His round ruddy face was rather pa- thetic in its hurt A e@etab of contrition brought Mariana to her feet She flung herself into his arms a -fiurry of pale primrose chiffons. ller own irms. emerging white. and sitm ' , f-om the sable-edged sleeves of hye rning row’ went oi a his né K and she iujid er smooth biet > Me = T) | . | ." ‘ Tre i = reu | \"s \4 ‘ a = at -. ti ‘ > na p - 4 Ga tt zg ; i } ae | Wind inu a ae } | . hye “A ¢ coown t) Wali ro h ‘ ne And the tween her a at . heavy pr ha I RX Ie ited ft ‘ ‘ = ¢ if (‘raigz ‘ }? he « of the pla «> fa had “enor +) , cr) ; hefr 4 i c} fries , rT é ; : -“™ ive , her 1 > . Blacky and Sammy talking But rT ¥, > , ; "+ _ ry 7 _ _ >. a now i* aan au apyPrruirce. No. sir. he hadnt any appetite He hadn't was a iong across the Green Meadows up F. rd had quite forgotten that he had any breakfast. It Was fo the © a ms Ore! Johnny peated to himself that he wasn’t coing » there Just the sa h » . 7 e headed lat direction. and ’ , . : > ; : - * Ae pt >rign lie oq dt on going. stop ‘? ° =? td, neo “ome i) , > ‘ ssa any c wm Farm He looks as if re perfectiy willing to fight yne | wonder what ails He started to follaw John- it thought better of it He ‘are to be seen t00 near er Brown’a in broad daylight Means lohnny Chuck kept ‘Be _ ry pe rT aj “ hile he . 7 ErounG 4 Pet nh “Rig. is e* lia ur _ - > a »? on jit n= And so at ist he rs at el ‘ ; arg \e . | sy the ‘ ‘ i. * ‘ tj | i} - ~~ 4 ° ' > * ‘ a a a , y Discussions i i =e - a “~ a {e pg + | | - a ; ST. LOUIS POST-jiipaamay, MARCH 16, 1925. _% Big waits SS — oe . oof ad +. an a — mc) a - , _ 7 DRAWN BY > — USEHO A ee _—— —- Too ——_ G HORIZONT. a be 4° >, ~ted tan?) . ae = f Py, +4 a7 Paramount iru . : That wful te: 1g Seu eas Tf = A »t Alo nied » OU accid a uiiers (Vari Oilcloth on the kite} : - tice , . i | a Strip of adhesive j and press it flat. me long as the cloth be 7 laste, 4 Ge tral ny ’ eb Mot) er ; llewlitates . . or . ; z oS Denoting r Keep Them “les the: a ner and celluloid : : = cyt) i} ; 2 ; wea - they are constantly tg. mn.) , mit elf His mouth and must _ sgpaueee . Mol "i | ary _ bor : ) % q tr) ary in tes? keep ’ jor | 68 Net i(Scoteh al ca Ene 64 Ejnslaves | ret = 4 ~ —_ 67 Forward Fish that con : _ iz , 68 Ardor amount of fat, such = iment 70 tet. ee oe salmon, gh b 71 Heap (obs. be —— in fat. 7 rire 74 Spreaders. much more delicious ; = a“ 77 Reams (pl. or broiled. 7 walit aie.) . e (9% peratecs ROU? z Tasks for the = | VERTICAI Just because if me of sciait 39 Queen a ) quicker for mother . we Pretend. de sanny’s job for. © ; 3 ne “s Relinquls ficient excuse te take » el te! , 36 Stead. . 4s to 38 kines. y duties from him. sa ap is the only way @ eh 60, ANETSMeORs, do for himself and = rium | ibur.? 42 Vibrating. , dull and lazy not te ty , 44 Printer’s me¢ sponsibilities that can, ure. by him. Let him ah ment. 45 Nimble (obs how he makes out, | 46 Srrares. (are | wis ends. 48 Afternoon. Foods That Ge a 509 Countenance - 51 Vapid. OASTED turkey ; 54 Receptacle | | R ive. er carry. wine. sweet potatoes, — act les. 56 Grave. ‘| salad and refores. 57 Wing. cream. ‘ ty moirs. 58 Paat. S si Jetermina- 64 Fascinate. | Mutton set : 65 Chink. | mauce; plain Dol nimate, or to 66 Blundering. | salsify with * @ blaze 68 Prepare for ' cress and onion ine. publication. dressing and SOW FEE olution of the above puzzle w | Fried halibut, , ti | ST ——— baked potatoes, § AOUS W OMEN M enions in cream | 1 in t! sponge with Z . MADAME PATTI. the | purkish te ELINA MARIA GLORINDS ears potato croqu iTri—Inr private’ life, the 4 am { SHE. HE. naise of celery ness Cederetrom——was born er H. dear! To think after all the good times we have had that he HATEVER can the matter be? I oertainly didn’t mean to of- | pie. 3 ago im Madrid, a ~ ond : . ‘ ar ta li s. er should quarre!] over such a little foolish incident’ But how can fend her, but I simply cannot bear to see her even look at any- °- were reg Rept nite . icilan, an ‘ I make up with him? For I simply cannot think of giving up one else. She surely knows that there is no one else in the world PBs ype o eat operatic singer. deep all the wonderful times we have had together. He is such a dear, for me. I guess I must be jealous, but I cannot help it. I love her _.... lettued = child, she was brought to | == and no one in the world rides or dances or skates as he does. We so. Why won't she say even one little word? To think after all the | with hard saue ae oe ma, as her father was ap- were such wonderful partners! Besides, I'm afraid I reatly do love’ good times we have had together! I must make up with her! But | ; panees ot eee wag rf N ’ ‘or ty. an him. What shall I do? how”? e —POPINI. | Baked use in New 10 y What to Serve .. Tomorrow .’. _ BREAKFAST. Eating for Beauty Is Based on Tested Ideas peas, endive made her debut at @ concert ——— — ————— SS ' with cherries hen but 7 years old. sandal anid o.oo he age of nine she was ¢n- to sing at the Lyceum In 21- was billed ‘La Petite ! Scalloped fish and | " At 12, she toured the | =. TOtatoes, CaUule sauce, young ealad and cc dies and made her operatic — ‘am. % im 1859 at the Academy of By LUCREZIA BORI ~ New York. At 18 years, hafled as one of the greeat- rs the world had ever ‘and from her first appeir- PARIS —Small © form the main @ some of the new @ The Famous Spanish Prima Donna -—-— ee ——- ~ _ . — = a Eee Baked apples ' , =a ) Kran gridd@ cak: PROPER ‘valuable foods for proper nourish-)activity and hours of rest and frocks. They area London at that age ehe was | Criay bacon Ae and ment are milk, Lutter, eggs, fresh sleep. Sleep and rest cannot con- | line and cuffs in- of the operatic wor!d. | Pa tlie etn wie Bi prope! | Vegetables, fresh fruits, fish, meat, tribute their fair share to your | signs. A soft } ——_— ) 7 istication whole wheat and whole milM% beauty unless you balance your diet .or silk is almeahg@ ardiy dog barks more | LUNCHEON. re very im cheese. }so that it also plays its part suc- | with these d ‘ than it bites. | c annie oysters on loas portant fa Fresh, green vegetables should cessfully. Ry . Whole wheat bread and b or tors in success form an important part of your Also make a point of planning ¥ | Canned pineapple ful physical diet, as they supply the iron which your day se you can accomplish | om ~_ " Coffee, Tea, Milk | e velopment is very necessary to your system. affairs.in a leigurely, efficient man- 7 | DINNET. and to pos- Prepared foods and canned foods ner and so your face will have an \iea f ess beauty we serve their important places, but unhurried pleasant expression. | Mashed potatoes 1s attain just because these are so easy. — vdgag e . “Washer ——— haked + rm pUadulliis © ‘ ~ f yl to serve, you should nor favor them WHITE CAKE, $ ~ , | bi : vs above the fresh vegetables which! ‘Work to a cream one cupful of www TUS }?j pp cnee elopment LUCREZIA BORI require more troubie in the prep- | butter and two cupfuls of sugar. 1 : am - ing aration. W hen creamy, add the beajen 4 : « & Cofice, Tea. ‘o speak of mastication first, for A very important beauty and whites of four eggs, stir for 10 4 : Bee. Bran Griddle Cahe- seems to me a sad fact that 80;\health food is the potato. This, minutes, then pour in a cupful of | . | ¢ up bral nany Americans make the business nourishing vegetable i¢ rich in cur- ‘ight cream, a teaspoonful of al- ‘. — you | | ege wing such a ,hurried affair bohydrage and starch contents, !mond flavoring and sift in as you | ‘ ‘t thew suffer serious physical containing almost no fat and con-| stir two cupfuls of sifted flour - . our ‘ P « fro their hurry. sists of 95 per cent water and/ with two level teaspoonfuls of bak- [ | if | easpoons | > hi is true that the rush of life in) starch. 3 ing powder. Beat well and if the ) 2 levspoon s f= prese! da\ state Keeps MARZ The potato is above the average batter sé@ems too thin, add q cup- only advantage of the taHresyre “uk ff us in a more or iess continued in nutritive value and retains the | ty! more flour. sifted in gradually. Myrafoam Washer were ibiespoon s - state of trurry thr sughout the day. largest amount of its nourishment Fil} small Pans three-quarters full 5 or ea t Hiet griddle 1 obiect to the word hurry, for if when it is cooked with the jacket and bake When done cover with a prefer tt. Best exxz and add abou ai’ of “we could but manage fo arrange on. In this state i: retains a large soft frosting and ornament the top » On!, Advantage wate e milk, et in The Piakes our affaits efficiently most of US per cent of the potash salts, lost with blanched and halved almonds. Wie een theresG aaa. 4 \lix HY a ~ , ‘ P- er iT Cad d e'iminate 4 arge amounte of when the potato is peeled before | . asnes—- yeu would an if Sugar une iKinA, puwael the urried feelins tuke more leis- codking. PARIS.—It is far better form 1to- m ‘ 7 wae. ] xX" ‘ A »i*s ’ lire rhbout ‘ h 4 ue are aoing and, But you niust remember that the day for a woman to have a acentil- Y pt acvamer were , sh 4 ; eis P 2 i : . » ‘ . on i ’ ; " th - vital Qu: ‘i ccomplish just 2s much. potato alone does not make up 4/ lating rock than a scintillating wit. You would auaiee att shortening \s : It is a great mistake to rush satisfactory diet. It should always | The evening dresses all seem !um- . ; will tl amG puis hroug your meals to make up be accompanied by some protein | jnous. The dark colored crepes or “gape ‘dvantage were ° e - —" ; F y x . "¢ , »? ri! ee — ‘ » COT Ventent-te -Wwork - of | Al 4 akes« _ — I; ustice oO yourself, ou ty in — B98 : weeds r — and co velvets are embroidered with col- you would tit a it. | ablespoonfuls. Light as feuthes, should manage to make up lost 0e well-balanced, the meal should ored@ stones. gold beads or crystal. Creamed “Oyste on Toast, tirne same other way. and have also include.a green vegetable. Sheaths of gold lace are worn over ~ acvantage ” Were bt Seanalda "e fy — e@iir . , aan , , TC : ty fo } eautyv. r . j . ae tale alumin im heat- Reto :. “i ag s. e to eal your meals in @ i¢isur® wm eating a ni ets emembet foundations of qa different shade of tub you we d eeeter nion, ¢ stalks of celety, 2 vlad*s \ anner, so that you will reatly that your choice of foods should be gold embroidered in sapphires, em- a of a sprig of pars da ienio em. When you must ‘eat as well-balanced as your plan of era'ids or amethysts ! “ De af. Ret e t season) ings " a short space of time it is in- dividing your time into hours of Sti: advantage were : ryt and add the s i ed qguor fron i nite vy petter to eut ess and eat ‘ ‘ = you weuld ; uart of oysters, pepp nJ t ' +) te hurry thr 1 —Washes | te jUaT\ DY St . pep . Sa fon nan to hurry througnyn a a hes nd add 2? tablespoons of butte. sarge rueal and masticate it im- :— Wa a, Advantage were its ae waned with ? of Sour. "CB ait prof WASHINGS IAL. ey rethe the ; "on ce ‘ pacity ; = } y LO! @teé¢ ys ai gev eiopmen: ' Most ‘ ere al they a ny epends upon a properly balanced THAT A "E 4 Br : i ‘ res oeeg j ~ \ ; 2 e ’ . . . - , a. er made, A 4 be pla *q ti ; ' S Ss tpon proper ma . ese ale é washer ia ope ra ru : 1tlor it your fveod. The most PRAISED _ ould prefer it : : . ‘CoO 6 —Adjuets pha. ee height. am acy “4? age Were e« ~ . iy 2) Ss - : , , eek SS NY —are washings that come out 7—Clothes ya re , pete i ' fresher, cleaner looking and Tings ae ' more comfortable because of ,ou weuld pre- a magic teuch of Elastic ' \ Starch. Gives «a finish thas . what it sme thrilia« all whe see or wear thes , # aft ane i) rR | \ things troned this way. om 4res tm the r oh * brine a . i" me . . wy our hn ne. Best Either Way— Prd, TRAP —It it dos Bolied or Cold 4, P don't keep it P vo ELASTIC mpan : .. ¥ sta hth & Oli ve C ho _ rand Bl. tar py’ EE : ‘ : ’ : - S° lersan ‘ Mask. “t. f tre C ~. > o " ~~” ie - ~ 5 - | ne oy Ten Cents on ) ' ve : ; , ’ ; | WHIT , Hl iit i Everywhere CLOTHING COMPANY . : ; . , . a - ae ——— HET HE if) " ET N.W.Cor. 8th A Weashin ieee - — \

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by. : ¥Y TT" > ; sooo UD. i i i ie ae eal OUIS POST-DISPAq > ’ id That Awful “lush, If vou accidentally cure Hilcloth on the kitchen tal a Strip of adhesive tape up and press it flat. 1 will lone 48 the cloth lasts > . *\ Keep Them (¢ lton't forget to wash ba rer and eelliulojd to\«e Ou they are constantly In ang hie mouth and nus? le lary in order to ke: > . . Pat Wish, bish that Containa amount of fat, such “8 bive fish and salmon. she be cooked in fat. They much more delicious elt or broiled. ' *P vaby . o 7, : ; . : Tasks for the Kie Just because it j, and @ de sonny’s job for him is ficient quicker for mother ePxXCUBe' to duties from is the only way a child | do for himself and fr n ~-dull and lazy not to have eponsibilities that can only by him. Let him alone how he makes out. ; tuke a - him. Alter -_-- ‘Foods That Go Ty Ris. crs turkey, o ing,. cranberry e@ay sweet potatoes, p salad and pineapple cream. me 7 . . Mutton croquettes, xauce¥# plain boiled salsify with cream dressin cress and onion salad with | dressing and snow pudding . 2 . Fried halibut, tomate baked potatoes, browned enions in cream sauce sponge with vanilla sauce, . . . Turkish tongue, b hotato croquettes, spinach, naise of celery and apple a pie. Reef steak smothered § mashed potatoes, lima bf mnaine lettuce and rice with hard sauce. . ” . Baked rabbit pie. neas. endive salad, batter with cherries and hard . ° > Scalloped fish and 1otatoes, cauliflower sauce, young onions enalad and cornstarch sam. , PARIS.—-Small gold form the tnain orname some of the hew one- le ‘frocks. They are seweds line and cuffs in geot signs. A soft jabot of cm or silk is almost unive | with these dresses, ~ ae “> t, ra " ms oe ~~, F m. & “Sy ll ee Fe eee E MARCH 16, 1925. —_— ——— — ——————— . — os — —_——— = HORIZONTAL Ht mal sound sant: i}s jor iabbr.) ea I,nsiaves rorward Ardor Net lieap obs.) Spreaders Kieams (p abbr... VERTICAL Queer Pretend Hel nquis* Sread hines Alluremieni Vibrating Printers meas- ure. Nimble (obs.). Snares (arch.). Afternoon. Countenances. Vapid. Receptacle for wine (rave. Wire. Paat Fascinate Chink. Blundering Prepare for publication or carry. Tes. “a ores. moirs. determina - simate, or to ake blaze solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow ——- _ oUS WOMEN MADAME PATTI. NA MARIA GLORINDA rTi—In private life. the ss Cederetrom was born ago in Madrid, Spain. Her were |talians father musician, and her moter -nown operatic singer in the the seum ' ’ ' ; ’ ner OD lnited States in Washington, is the only woman definitely ceas of preserving fossiled remains of the life of byveone epochs as they are found deepiv bedded atrata. PE EN EE eT PM Re Ee Ee eh LaF LP mera Rain eo Ate Pa, Sta llnns PAAAARE AAA. a > ¥ i i ee a ee ini, = Ay leet Main Thre Slotlhis Site n! S4 Cah Ss) Serap Sh Shoot Si; Sarcastnis tot S9 Rive Yi. «7 (Span madian pro nee (ibbr.) "1 Irrigate YS Chilling Yo Tin jeri? felhermical Initinted Flush “9 Doorkeepe 101 Thspassionate., 102 Shoe. 194 Minus quantities. 106 Reasservates. L07 Politicians. 4 Iatin diph- thong Sloth. (Growl Deviates § Whis'le (8 Placidity. 7@ Spindle. s¥ Gentieman 3 A Grinking cup. " $6 Sapients. 88 Tanks. 91 Enaenares. 92 Boy. 94 Impression 96 Serpent. 97 Chief. 98 Joke. 100 Riddle. 101 Selenlurm , 102 Thoroughfare (abbr.). 193 Titanium 105 Strontium. , f AS ‘ >», SS » ea Ne a ee a ee w, OOD BOL LLL LOL od ee ee SRE EES Oe OE Pa: RC ANTE ee ee i i Children’s Stories «° Household Hints _ er eer ree 4 — ~=—' ee eee ee i. —— — ———— , HOW TO SOLVE. ;SOLUTION OF cuichi.wonn ZZLE. : . SS-W PUTZZ SATURDAY’S PUZZLE Each number in the puzzle ind!- ma tir~urimimadcemcimedrtimepei ates the-position of the fret letter of a word, Each wWord reads from right (horizontal) or (vertical). according Lettered in correctly, interlock lumber in OO PO PLL LOB LPO LO LOLOL eel el el al left to downward to position. words that ? i¢ " oa | white definition accompanving table. definition suggests a word the ie9 refers to .a , 0/2) letters to fit the lotted ry it hack, white space ts to receive ne letter only. Words start only in numbered squares. white space al- For the first t:me in Connecti- eut's history a womangecently pre- sided over the State Senate when Mrs. Alice P, Merritt, a en wage earners ranking. all handied the business of the upper way from manual labor tothe high- house of the Lecisiatie in the ab- est professions sence of itenant-Governor. Japan has nearly 4,000,000 wom- Senator ‘ne i. 4 the Lie child, she was brought to as her father was aPp- manager of the italian UP wimeccoes | BREE 10-Day Tube — Send the Coupon me when but 7 years ol4. the age of nine she was ¢«n- to sing at the Lyceum i'n *1- was billed as ‘‘La Peti'e " At 12, she toured the lesand made her operatic Maybe your teeth are gloriously clear, simply clouded with a film coat. Make this remarkable test and find out. n si at the Academy of New York. At 18 years, hailed as one of the gerer't- m tke world had ever and from her first appear- Handon at that age ehe was ofthe operatic wor!d. imMly dog barks more than it bites. ~ lag a ao fF is Outstandir Y Maytag Feat Washes faster. Washes cleanet: Largest hourly nacity in the Most compact er made. Cast aluminum Ad)jvats lo hc ight Clothes can in with waaeh ning —Tub cleans itee RMutomatic, poard. Instant) sion release Regzsons for ~ World Lead Poole-™ 337-39 ARCA® South Side ai Adin wi RORACH HOUST Washer \— 00d — you {PREFER it ly advantage of the rafoam Washer wer: i Speed with which it would prefer it. Ponly advantage were Meh in y thoroughness bit Washes--you would SOAly adva tage “were y Of 59 Ibs. of clothes ~?e would prefer it. ly advantage we: t, PONnVentent-to-work Tou would prefer it. LD) advantage wer: aluminum } yeu weuld prefer ‘age i ae you weuld TIO () vou know This offers vou a nothing. ~The most beautiful teeth in the world ‘A smile that allures with dazzling whiteness Do you want them? Then please accept this remarkable dental test—the new method leading dentists are urging. You simpiy remove the dingy film that clouds teeth and invites gum trouble. that test that Hence. one it s folly In a few days it will work a transforma in the color and luster of in vour whole appearance. \Mlodern hayan' mis ¥h ” Water | ; Would prefer it. “A + ; _ Us '* releases jou vould pre- Run vour tongue across vour teeth, and Vou wil] feel a viscous film coat covers them. That film is an enemy to vour teeth vour gums. You must remove it, mpany hth & Olive your ("LUNIS, coupon brings vou a 10-day tube free stays. eolor’ sSCle’hbncer Foremost dent ists emp! It’s simply a film: remove it—see what a great difference comes lt clings to teeth. gets into crevices and It absorbs discolorations and gives teeth ’ look. that cloudy ‘‘off- (Gjerms by the mil- lions breed in it, and they, with lartar., are ii chief ~cCause of pvorrhea ; Toot h troubles and gum troubles now are largely traced Send the Coupon Make the Test | ‘‘ott-color be restored to dazzling whiteness with but little effort hus discovered in protecting and beautifying teéth and to that film. Old-time methods fail in suc- cessfully combating it. That’s why, regard- less of the care you take now, your teeth re- main dull and unattractive. teeth cau wl] not to make. COSL VOU New methods remove it. And Firm the Gums vour teeth—- Now. in a new-type dentifrice called Pepso- dent. dental science has discovered effective combatants. Their action is to curdle the film and remove it. then to firm the gums Now what vou see when that film is re- moved—the whitenesse of your teeth—will amaze Vou, . , Ordinary methods fail in/these results. Harsh, gritty substaneés are judged dan- verous to enamel. Thus the world has turned, largely on dental advice®, to this new method. new meth if. The (>\ and A few days’ use will prove its power hevond all doubt, Mail coupon. A 10-day tube will be sent you free. - Pp — eni rPERSOUent The New-Dar Ouality Dentifrice Endorsed by World's Dental Authority Mail this for FRE 10-Day Tube THE PEPSODENT COMPANY, See, 256. 1104 8, Wabash Av. Chieago, Tll., U. 8 A. Send to: Name Address Only one tube to a family 2 MEDITATION —OF A— MARRIED WOMAN | By HELEN ROWLAND \ JUST A WO FAN'S WAY. CORR next pict LOVE” in these days 1s the kind shat lasts until the next girl interrupts you. . « * Somehow, a man never starts talking about the charms of pla- tonic friendship until after the third Kiss. | +. a * Apparently the average man “‘turns over a new leaf” just in erder to see how much space there is on the other side for ma'iny ua fresh lot of blots and splashes. * + ” A man always wonders why he never discovered how arguinen- tative a woman was until after he married her—but what girl is going to ARGUE with a man, as long as he’s telling her how beaut ful, how wonderful, or how fascinating she is? * “ ce A man who has just escaped from a foolish flirtation or disen- tangled himself from a dangerous love affair has the same dizzy fee'- ing of kelief and thankfulness as the man who has just reached the sidewalk after being grazed by a taxicab. | - * os ; = No tire was ever punctured in front of a garage—and no girl ever happened by chance to run into the “one man in the world” at the psychological moment when her nose was freshly powdered and she had on her most becoming hat. . > 7 . Every girl might WANT to be the sweet, modest, high-minded creature that men say they admire, if she didn’t suspect that she would get fearfully tired of holding onto her halo with one hand while she waited for some man to come along and hold the other hand. a - > Nowadays a gir! can spend six months fn an intensive sentimenta! correspondence, aud have only a few telegrams and postcards to show for it to her grandchildren. Copsright. 1925. -) See we eee ee oe a - —_ —_—- —_——— - - - -- —-_ - - a a — ~ — for discovering the | given to Mile. Marthe Oulle, a 23- ef Mallia. tn Crete, which year-old French girl. who miade 4000 years ago, is’ her investigations alone. _—~—s- ee eee =e eee . The lost city flourished some credit ) Hea Italian Eggs. oil in a frying pay and fry in it a ' tiny piece of garlit. a thinty sliced onion ang a chopped pepper. Add four cut up tomatoes and cook al! gentiy for half an hour. with pepper, salt and a half tea- spoonful of sugar, stir in six beaten | eggs and scramble all together with a sitver fork. | of grated cheese and when two tablespoonfuls of olive | triangles. Sea son | cram ~ bled, but not too dry, se¥fve on bread toasted delicately and cut in yarnish with sprays of fresh cress. Miss Sara Muir, who recently handled the gavel of the Nebras- ka Legislature, is the first of, he: kex to ever be accoygded the tyonor Add a teaspoonful! in*‘that State. EVERYTHING PER IhONED— Bundle must contain 50% flat work. ROUGH DRY— PER LB.... Phones: -———SUBURBAN LAUNDRY SERVICE—— - Our lecation means quick service te all parts of the county and West Ead. ¥ Our modern plant means quality werk. OVERLAND LAUNDRY CO Cabany 5804W, Webster 1750, Wabash 270, Ferguson 99. a SOrT FINISH— y {~ VER 18 Compare French with the highest priced coffee on the market and judge for yourself. BY eaysiad Lb. Pkg. 4e \ inet = _eeeeeen STAR SAYINGS Send Your Easter Cleaning carly. but how good we can do it. STAR | Not how cheap "PHONE NEAREST BRANCH (\DYEING AND CLEANING CQ.) CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED ey SE STE AT ee er S ‘ - \ } ~ N i TA : . . j j ; bed ohh, * /j / ft y . \ i o) 4 7, jc Food Show Be our guest this week at the big 1925 FOOD SHOW. See the elaborate displays of all that is newest and best in foods and their preparation. . Get your free ticket in a package of Forbes Quality Brand Coffee— the popular, better quality Coffee that 1s today. At Neighborhood Grocers Only ; STEAM SOMO: leducational event. Established 1853 ST. LOUIS, MO. J SHOw f é ) FOOD | found at your grocer “always fresh.” You'll find a real treat in store for you at the Forbes Booth at the show. The tempt- ing aroma of this delicious Coffee will guide. you there. Try a fragrant cup and know why it isso famous. See the wonder- ful display of Forbes Quality Products. Don’t fail to attend this interesting and Get your free .ticket Phone vour neighborhood grocer for a package of Forbes Quality Brand Coffee—now! : Jas. H. Forbes Tea & Coffee Co. '

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. > i =n. ae a : . he Ree Bk oe aa! MARCH te 1935. Professional Services —————oorrrer——S Are Qffered By tnstructore and m: _ af other professions Post-Dispatch Went P at Bem iin eT y | Wee TS Ss LooK- ROSIE - NOWJA LooK AT Your PeTe--t MAKAS FING POLISH RAG SNAP SGe - SO- 1T MAHA BE SSA SHINE - TONY , DEH=sSA POLISH | MAKA FIND MYSELF -- DEES BESTA | GIivu se PrE ASKA ME . Ty stash "=e se -- ~we ne -=so>Sosews = Se pa Se ~ NO TELLA HIM WHERE He Bx: CAN FIND DEESA FOLISH- —_— — — ee - o aes _— — a nye ———— MEVOL. 77. NO. 191. a? a EE en rare naar — 6. SARGEN F VERMONT ATTORNEY GENERAL, ned Pa »ident’s Nomination of "HB Close Friend Quickly —™N FICTION. 'Sugar Walks Down the Street” i: IVED a man in our city, sweet little thing. L Wondrous wise he seemed “Nepotism Bill Goes On Calen- to be; dar.” Clever, erudite and witt) i For what ye But, alas! be could not see. “Jury Acquits Woman of Poison- Jumped he in a bush of bramble, ing Husband.” Jumped he ou: with might and Another bo ast for women's rights. main, “Qne Judge Will Inquire Into And the gist of this preamble Sanity of Another.” Is that he cou!i see again. This, my childrer, is ‘Be story, Be it right or be it wrong; | party itis no sin that b Though the tale be old and hoary. | Cal dbesn’t seem ; Still we find it going strong. overwhelming majority in he , ~ +7 Of this yarn for readers youthfu] ate that he had at the pous. We don’t guarantee a word, The Government has allowed one) jut, at that, it ts as truthTul |more day of grace to income tax- As some speeches we Lare payers. We'll have to ‘kick heard the long green on St: ' _— . | day. TOUGH LUCh. —_— a © TTLE We note that the — eeason is) . Sat ee now in full sewing at the various) in his corner | training camps. . s1] - ' | Waiting to hear the bell: If this that and the other comes He reached for the plum to pass and that tother and which, lsut was foreed to succumb doesn’t transpire, there are going ° > $ nen ‘ ‘co ron ; eh, And so by the wayside he felj. ‘° dé Just 16 pennants won in th — major leagues this coming baseba ~ TOO TRUE. ‘i Jaek Horner put up a gallant struggie for the plum. but the best he could get was the raspberry. — ha “Great Finish Wins for Qua- train.” 7 | Indicating that Quatrain is not a quarter horse. Quatrain not only the fie'd, but his jockey hoss! Speaking of songs. FAVORITE STORIES © By Irvin S. Cobb THLE NEED FOR EDUCATION. N the Southern @ountains certain wor [ conaitions I rua» bave quoted in this department the legend which | & merchant in the Tennessee knobs ordered for a sign to £0 over | ‘the door of his place of business. I: was to read as follows: * B. B. BARBEE HARDWARE DEALER. CUTLERY AND ALSO SHOOTLERY. liere is another of somewhat similar trend: A lanky hillsman brought his gangiing son down to the little a, schoolhouse at the qrossroads | “This here boy needs some learnin’,” “Why: on hand that's suitable fur him’*” ‘ “Well.” said the teacher, “suppose we nsider arithmet: fire ~ - We start with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. ther , we i ond ther naigepora. come aimple fractions hen “That's enodugh,”’. stated the father. plenty of triggcrnometry. He's the only j Copyright, 1925 THE RETORT COURTEOUS Ty) ROARD the good ship Dancing Dolly things we; not going ao well. The captain and the mate were not friend in fact, they were distinctiy hostile toward ea: As the schooner slid down th: it ent from bad to} worse. When the two men met th fcnangecd Rard looks and con- | fined their canversations strictly According fo rule, they took turns !n making the dally entries tn) the log book. Alternately they would note down the position of the ship, thr state of the weather, the direction of the Prevalling wind, and under the head of remarks a brief reference to anything unusua! which had occurred during the preceding twenty-four houra One day the mate, opening the beok, found in the previous day's notation this line in the Captain's handwriting: “July 9——-Mate drunk!” He looked at this accusation with wrath tn his eyes. Then insptra- tien cameto him. He grasped the pen and set this statement dowr “July 10—Captain sober” Coprright, 1926 THE DAY OF REST—By MAURICE KETTEN Twaen 1 Tolb PiPPIL THE TRUIT | wey. PINT BILLIV ME. AND WHEN UTZOLO THEM FIBS THEY DINT pl® BILL “AB NEEDA — —* WUDDA Y'THINIT FROM “THAT. HEH 7 KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN : Confirmed by Senate, Without Record Vote. _ ARREN REFUSED’ ‘RECESS SELECTION. blared Continuation of ' “Political Controversy” Might Weaken President ‘as Party Leader. | a ee ——_ ee the As* ‘ed Press. ; ) WASHINGTON, March lj.—Ths | mate late today In open session f firmed the nomination of John} ra bald! Sargent of Vermont to | s Attornes -General. The nomina-}| was confirmed without a rec- | NOTHING “THar LL ~TEAGH EM ACT “TO BILUV i vote. . By CHARLES G. tae - f Wafhincton Correspondcnt| of the Post-Dispatcir. WASHINGTON,-Mapch 17.—Ac-! ing the Senate's second rejec- of Charies B. Warren as final, By | Presideut this afternoon sub- ed the nomination of John G.| J ent of Vermont to be Attor- ist BGenera!.. Sargent is 64. Years P Band came from Ludlow, Vt., 16 to fies from the President's Dirth- ace. lie vas formerly Attorney- eral of Vermont. The nomization followed 4 state-| 1 mt at the Whive House that} ™ | S@) arren cid not cestre a recess ap-; intmen: It had been said by; . ° @ Pres der last Saturday that hx toe build offer Warren such en ap-| > intrnent if the Senate should re- = his name. es; “CUnshaken Faith” } ae “ce n th” in Warren. | eve ith the announcement that! cp ent had been chosen the White? ter me made public a letter writ-j| pa, Warren by the President, tio: sterday, and Warren's re- | ul ed today. The President | csr —— A orrespondence expressed ‘ nm to offer Warren a reé-| sty pointment “In case there is/ +>, n the office of Attorney- | },¢; ‘ter the adjournment of, po: WELL, VVE GST mT ALL SET as 4 A NICE CONCERT AMIS T Wort 7 | “TOUCH it ) AAIY t -- FURTHERMORE, THe FARMERS NEED 7-7 ANB “Y) RAIS ANB SOMETHING Wn ORS WTTH ONE MO Blow JACK | Nee ae WrerRre KiClLep THe aad : ; Dib THAT / “TWO-HEAREA Y “RARD RSARTED COME ~ ¢ walle HA MIASAR ~-- FROM 7 / “=--- KIB& MULCIGAA) | BRINGS RIGHT TO GOES BOWA FOR. THe 2 COUAI T=—-- Co*assoui Mees | HEY, NEIGH Bor. SEED Sone KUASBLIASG WWOob ? He reiterated his} po; ’ in Warren, ang | jr senate fight against | 4n, 43s &@ “political con- , Sta ¢ reply, declined the Mi ground that continu-| controversy over his | met cripple the effective- ‘ir. Coolidge as President! Lo the Republican ‘mination of Sargent | —4 i in the Senate, Senator } wh iowa, chairman of the! ral! Committee, asked that | kill unanimous consent, tra *“d executive session, ref or i in judiciary Commit- ! pox he had called a: the nm laa tor 2 i) | pas frernoon. are r Was walt nS .uTr ere ons, Senator Norris! 4 ’ said jokingly: | ho be © ne ancient and accept» | the Senate ig that all iene — ‘2US° be done in secret. I : the suggestfon that | Cl nd accepted rule of | SO modified that we| on ) Mo c it the presiding’ of4- ; te officers of the Sea- | "% 4 of the press and}! | oe : Scalleries to keep this. is 4 no — secret until releas +a, 4 (Copyright, 1925, by © ‘by the Senate.” her Trade Mark Reg. U. & Pat a or Robinson, the Demoe- | 8¢!! explained that there | #R© ‘bout the nomina-/! che sf ~“ (JOUVS, MY TWIN I'M WITH JINGLING BROTHER!!! Gcec,|| BRoTHERS ciRcus: r'™ Tick lEeD | THEY Bul ME AS | PINK Te See THe STRONGEST You'!! wHAafT LITTLE MAN IN ARE YOu THE WORLD, WORKING AT JEG. n Now, JuLIus ¢ / chee mor ——— fjurrus, I GortAa’ RUN IND THIS | BYULDING FOR A | MINUTES! De You MInD WAITING HERE? / Seer, r WAS MINDING MY OWN BUSINCGCSS WHEN) LP STCPS THIS LONG-NOSED ANT CATER AND SMACKS ME ONC IN THE MVUSH!! IMAGING -.- had already been | F¥2 “gator MeKellar of | wn : -_ : . ¢ _ ‘o n " ee a be Vas ascertained | 4 * no objection toi st. the clerk. read |) y, ‘ T nominate ‘ns be ; , ’ a , ‘ - . | nited +. Sargent of Ver- lon on It Tomorrow. ‘ Mermhbsa.s : ‘wers sought recog- whether or not the “mittee would report iTrnie es * ag ‘hation this afternoon sl “¢ nara could vote on i? = JOUPH today. “aid he understood . 4010n would be act- © committee today "hate tomorrow. Sen- er ¢ “ared up the question Png there would be a}, .. © hate tomorrow. as ce . > ~~ ?™inations were ex- on,., ~4Giclary Commitfee!? 9 ; ‘J ve ¥ vot ml a favor-') ™ He nomination. i 4 ‘nted the two leaders. the R “ . : St. of + epublican® and) —. "* Democrats. for via. | $ T. " *d om Page 3, Cohums 4 ~~