St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 11, 1925
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by reading the Want Ad of.- fers in tomorrow’s Big Sun- day Post-Dispatch, : = EAE Oo : COMIC PAGE EMEA Sunsivne Will Kadiale rripay, ss, | Throughout the Southwest APRIL 10, 199¢ | eT Prom persons who wilt profit | = . + Lhe Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service VOL. 77. NO. 216. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1925—16 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS ¢ TO MAKE re. N FOI I OWS Leo Dickerman. Blades if....... we og Be oe a. | ' erally fair tonight | James F, Smythe Replaced RE “THEM MY : 0 Elam Vangilder waa the starting | Holm, if.. e [ is 4 ee DECLINES TO GIVE UP and tomorrow; FOSTER MOTHER LEFT | DETECTIVE CHIEF | by . t. J J : i a pitcher for the Browns. | — pts | Lieu ohn . Mc- sic. | [SELF A)’ Bia) BAN ON OPERATION | rie ssccona and final game of the | Muclerrf.....5 1 3 2 0 o| KEYS OR ROSTER tomorrow and in| LIKE AMOUNT TO HER] | — : nell : ae, a series will be played tomorrow. Hornsby 2b....4 I 1 3 O 1 | bporth portion Lo- . nnener: Carthy, 14 Years a Walk- Re The Browns were the at-home| Bottomley 1b..4 2 1 7 91) night. | . . GEMENTS—By FONTAINE paper Issues Order to Pro- team suis asternoon and made @ Bell 3b.......4 0 1 1 2 o Former Pastor Is Recalled litinots:_ Gen-|Child, When Baby, Was ing Partner of Chief ‘ . = : . ° neat appearance as ey trotted) « | erally fair tonight . ms / a a — hibit Gambling in Al onto the field in their creamy-white — ae oe 8 SOT eR eee Meeting” —S ae Given to Policeman b — ‘on ares" _ ‘ uniforms. They went through a Gonzales c..... i ac oe 0) ' ; cooler tonight y ae C) . 3 Forms, Including Chance snappy batting practice, punctuat-| Thevenowss...3 0 1 1 20) for Which Police Guard ' and in extreme Woman Who Found It on ‘ : Bd Z ° ed by cheers from the stands as fa- Cooney sv... 0 0 0 VO OO : northwest portion D BEST IN COUNTRY, Ee ni \ Games for Charity. vorites took their turn at bat. MAILS P 7 Was Provided. and in north and oorstep. ’ ff . = i There was a loud cheer when|_- at me e+ aaa oe Se central portions j SUPERIOR ASSERTS e | teorge Sisler, Brownie manager,| DICK’RMNP.2 0 O O 5 U Me ME tomorrow. by. the. adie Oa ) : A general police order today nit the ball into the right-field|SHERDELP..O O OO O OO anes new locks on the doors of L Sun rises at wineera, ‘ ¥ . . 4 | y | prohibiting further operation of/|bleachers, and more clamor when! Flack.........1 0 0 9 0 Q| [nity Tabernacle, Marcus avenue 0:28 a, m.; sets at 6:34 p. m. pr a Board, in Announcing the \ Me vtres, lotteries and other forms | Williams drove a fly over the! 9 smith 1 0 0 0 0 O| 27 Page boulevard, and an appli-| . raATvoO tok YT) t¢ »¢ nt wernt i} tn to} ry)? ) tec wake ee i * ye }e 55 ) { Y 9 rj ‘ . Sti une, " ; ’ , Rea “ore ba. erect taylan! -e taeenpassbarer ees = mead By ray nl gap Ponta es ‘| membership Wednesday night.|the $5 pid stock offering | 06 SS lice she was endeavoring to park jant, and in November of the came © | » ° ; , s . { . es 4 NN i \e . heVEyT ‘ WwW. Th t "¢ 5 CA Lif ‘i . " * : eC. @ O¢ =. tl C ’ + - . a ° perigee been various asso- ill soread Willtdav, Theve-| out ba at ag ae ith screener : | That meeting, from which ont- arlier in th I MAY WHEAT PRICES ADVANCE her car — eo side of payee year wasappointed Assistant Chief iS © 7TN O | ering se. nant. a sergeant, 101 r - PM PALAL ALLIS PP ALP” , ;Ore ‘ ; — Thevenow struck out. CO RUNS. | SAM Wines sant tn te ] 47) 3 i Ur patro on ~ “~ lor cash wheat prices were 7 to 13 idewalk coul sb a having large cash payrolis, te re- p Another lure held out by bus!- vanarnenenel a hed sec-| ; DN , men and a detective were present | > . ¢ | : sidewalk could not be cetermined.|scing tts ord ——S— - - Seeded ed - ye es men to ete ‘ ta “ th ‘ BROW NS— Dixon reacines ate pits il, Cooney to eaehort ior the (Card- inet 1 tory ¢ hit enent 4 reetfy] Good } Pr ‘T “ | cents higher. Ma, wiieat sold at Jesse Haves, 19A1 Parsons ave- o er withdrawing unl- ° _* lon te at hac atharsene ond when Blades missed his fY-) iy arg Bell threw out Tobin. | per. +. etek heii oe ‘eo meas 1 ¢ ACTICE 51 $1.63 and No. 3 red winter wheat] nye, Kast St. Louis, motorman of eae patrolmen as payroll & = =| ‘ea : ¥ la ti f . : ers” ty the holder © the luckr Tobin flied to Blades. \U INL .\». |} Robertson with the tring run. night: C. A. Wood. A. G Mason 1? . lof Agriculture forecast of a winter} car might pass. He and Porter|?'#28tion of its action Thurs ay in / OY GOLLY - +~oYy KIN humber on ihe sicked at te, wi FIFTH INNING. | McManus tripled scoring Williams walter Walter we Att ininhed retary b ci wheat crop of 474,900.000 bushels. | Brooks, 4477 St. Louls avenue, the demoting. without prejudice, e , SpOk wn , ai ’ . san struck | TWO RUNS sai oe ites ge a: Sipe ‘ If you ¢ the market (|are °*16.000.000 bushels less than / conductor . Stock of Police F ee ee ee mrtote gee py Aon AF ania ke seperti. i. O. Bowers. Those who sat with ( for meas a oe any other $l ses es a eel ur, and to un ad oer pain ie aoe a om Detectiver selena a Poy - . > - eT, | » ‘ * ) e Pie as ' 7 : rv » “ sce ; - > - Spec fal Pp: ice, you would 0 Cc} to left foot, right leg and back were tively, and naming Capt. Joseph *. it has been urged that the) RUNS. nio and Frank R Walton. with EF. /, well to make a very care- °| | ored inf: - , , é vxs--Robertson tapped to HE RD 0 MIL ol “ll to y c cf By Jiagnosed as painful but not ege-|erk as Chief of Police anf Lieut S Went entire! to cha rit- BR ROW NS ¢. ay’) EB. Smith as secretary. The five ex- | ful stud of the ads that ir reees. and the dio. ners, Will ; f tat to Goumaies. | °° "Re Ateortnted Preoe Sopting Gmith wels, Geenense Wi; appear daily in the Post- ¢ Expected It Will Be Brought From Bospial, ‘ives, Botbs« the new department and professional operators} Ners. iliiams fouled to WohZulvs. | SAN DIEGO, Cal., Apri! 11.—/| the suit. ; Dispatch classified columns i , : 5 ner - . 7 , . Aor ‘ . ~) in? ¢ » ry ‘ Sestiz—=-722;%22! a Worthy Contributing so much to CARDINALS—Hornsby walked. /cation by an aircraft transmitting meeting. Laughter wae frequent \¢ many kinds of instruments. Rapidl: digging their way from|"“™*’ ‘eo ™e Post-Dispatch The order withdrawtng police Toth the prt», cause. it was added. with! notromley also walked. Evans and /set was established April 3, 3 and The Rev Mr. €apps smiled as Wal. | 5 this make and that, offered §| the 47-f sot level to the bottom of NEW YORK. April 11.—Faster| P2yro!l cuards was scheduled ¢ : Se 1 j ! eer merely incidental. Tobir got their signals crossed on | 7 by naval radio operators at North/ters read so! of oe VOlURNOS | { at surprising savings. ‘| the original 55-foot shaft, then| visitors to Atlantic City, expecteg| 4° ‘nfo effect tomorrow out é *¢ ' a = Interview today. Chief Gerk| Bell’ fly © .d it fell safe for a sin- lIsland, in San Dieco Harbor. [t! charges againg® him. Beyond e| ‘} through a winding 25-foot lateral,|to exceed 200.000. have been tn | *O4as'* meeting the Police Bo te he departmeny xonld strietlvicte. filling the bases. Hornsby l\was reported todav that the sig-,seneral char of failure to work |‘ Try this modern meth! of (| workmen led by W. H Hunt, Cen-j| vited by al} Protestant churches ot extended the time to A pont | * so the laws oenainst publiel scored and Bot.omley went toj;nals were picked up and Aistinetly| hurmontously wWyh the board. they) economical musical instru- tral City miner, vesterday again|the New Jersey resort to stten4a| ™ expected that @ ag but wonld make no at- third on Shinners’ sacrifice fly to read be the svl marine tender Can. | delt chiefly with things which the | ment ownership. (;came upon the body of Floyd|spectal services on the beach at 6 reached by thet date The ection ae * ineade homes or private! Eva Conaales fuiccd Bell, Rob-|opus st Olongapo in the Philip-) hoard did not think the Rev. Mr I? )| Collins, cave explorer, who died/a m. tomorrow. was taken because poticemes fre- a ‘ . . “se e ’ aa . . = ‘ , ’ : re . . ~ - piberings tec, to MeManus. Bottomley] pines. about 7000 miles away. |Capps should have said about the’ The Post- Dispatch | after 17 days’ entombment in Sané| Sermons, chora! music and the} Wently are foreed to teeve their & me letter tm the Rey Father sie 8 ie pee ' ) : fied to Tobin The commanding officer of the, Rev. Mr. Lohmann. \) ped oO Pi Wane ivencecs Cave when trapped by a rock fail.{| strains of an orga: piayred twe bents an entire day to guard @ pay- ? . . ats scoring : eat ‘ , =. “1 “ : Oe. Chics fferk enia “eertain wi PENS 'Canopus reported bw ratio to the lt was etated that the Rev. Mr ‘ ' “— “ 7 Hunt es! he expected to getrmiles away end carried to the roll. ° members Of The Po! | j .¢ 4 peje dt } ley ¢ into! Navy Department that he had re.| Capps had been chosen minteter |} The [ erfect Market Place cithe bedy to the surface by Tues- seange by amplifiers, will be broad- The statement exriane*’nn of , Oolttee Roard har sPOWNS— BRottomic! OMT Pvirrye =e ' , tee viata = co - acenligmanenen “a : 1 set * rere oe tytn Continueg on pP t iand 4g ee ta cet McManus’ fly. ceived the North Island messages. Centinacd en Page 2. Colamn t. ete day or Wednesday of next week. cast from WPG. Ceontinerd on Pear 2. Loleme 6 ace %. Celame t. right tiecid to get McManus ii}. ew i 7 > ° ese x Bees Boa ee ec
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oe POST-DISPATCH splitting hee. ie sis o ce ~~ r . ~ = Sak All uy | 4 = By cat $ “|. kei a +‘ De Wie ‘ ep | Ho Bos 2 \& (Ww SATURDAY EYENING, APRIL 11, .1925. et y 89 _- A LEE AAI F ___STLOUIS POST-DSPATSH 1) BROTHER BALDWIN Kaiser, a “Hard Guy,”” | iM - OF Bf BURNED Won Promotion by Work _ \w poison INQUIRY. WN CHCAGO Fi Head of St. Louis College Severely Injured When| | POP a On ainanin 2 A ~The Sc eae SAP SRE OR VOTED OSE Rt BEEOe. cass] _ eae eniaearce cin . TDDWUMES BODES T2BLISPASEDAS Richest Indian Takes CUROUSCROWDSSEE | FSCAL YEAR ENDS Domestic Trouble to Court — DERN MUMI ‘Jackson Barnett Trying to Prevent White ne tee beanie One a ek cde a - me eon on sade neem re --— er ee ‘Coroner at Gary, Ind., Asked; Aldermen Adjourn With 143° : Gift RE OREO GE ROLE i : ‘ing Illness of | Other Measures Still in | Mate From Taking Alleged Be Seen After Death Is cE; = * > to Act Following lilness | | F Washington Bank | Fully Met —, | Young Machinist, Committee. te ee —— There was no lack of visitors the mausoleum of Joseph Marc not in Mount Olive Cemetery yé terday. Against the handful t appeared the day before, at th opening of the weird exhibit o mummified body, four mont”? dead, hundreds of persons of all ages and stations ffled in and out of the grounds in an almost con- tinuous stream. The sexton, who was kept busy -~ most of the day answering ques- tions, said there was scarcely & moment between 9 a. m. and late afternoon when somebody was not > Lived in peering through the glass door : the tomb to get a glimpse of tM ar’s Home. form of the Carondelet recluse in ; his $2700 bronze casket. Most of the spectators were idly curious; some of them morbidly so. But their presence at the place was in accordance with the wishes of the man whose body they were viewing. In his will he sot azide $3000 from his $70,000 estate for mummification of his body after the fashion of Tutankhamen and cther ancient Egyptian Kings, and “incompetent” Indian, he could not;on Catholic holidays, the instru- contract a legal marriage and that|;ment provided, the public should the alleged gift of money was ex-/| be allowed to witness the triumph tortion. of the undertaker’s art. The casket was placed in the cement mauso- | Ry the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, April 11.—Polson was | ‘found in the home of Mrs. Anna | Cunningham at Gary. Ind., today, ™ it was announced at the State’s At- = | torney’s office, where she has been detained in connection with the in- vestigation of the deaths of her 1920. They went from Henrietta to Okehma, Ok., where an attempt to obtain a marriage license failed. They then drove to Holdenville, 40 miles further, where a Sheriff in- terfered on the ground Barnett was incompetent. The Indian returned to his cabin, his pipe and his chickens, and Mrs, Lowe disappeared. Three weeks later Mrs. Lowe once more appeared and induced Barnett to take another automobile ride. According to his story, Bar- nett was driven 150 mileg to Cof- feyville, Kan., where a license was obtained and they were married, It was here, Barnett’s lawyers say, a plot to get his money was hatched, with a $100,000 fee in- volved, said to have been offered to a Coffeyville lawyer. From Kan- sas the big touring car entered Missouri, where, is is asserted, an- other marriage ceremony was peér- formed. The aged Indian, in his petition to the court, now refers to the woman in the case as “a designing and unscrupulous adventuress.” It ig alleged for Barnett that, under the laws of Oklahoma as an Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Bullding. WASHINGTON, April 11.—The — 50 | marital and financial affairs of Barnett of Oklahoma, — ee Saprerenes projects) paputed to be the richest Indian in and 10 being relief bills. ‘the world, will be aired in the Dis- ‘husband and féur children in six Among the 143 bills that die in trict of Columbia courts. Their ‘years. She explained that poison | committee with the adjournment Of g;coussion will involve the treat- was obtained by her to spray | the body is one proposed by the! ont accorded Barnett by the Bu- plants. Board of Estimate and Apportion- 'reau of Indian Affairs, which was ment for purchase of the 200-foot ‘investigated by the House Commit- strip around Tower Grove Park/tee on Indian Affairs at the last from the Missouri Botanical Gar- | gagsion. den for $500,000, in 10 annual pay-| Barnett, through his guardian, ments of $50,000 each. Other bills! Eimer S. Bailey, is appealing to the dying in committee are one to re-|courts here to prevent Mrs. Anna Wolff to announce that he would organize the Law Department and! Laura Lowe Barnett from obtain- ask the Corner of Lake County,|/™crease the salary of its staff: |ing possession of $200,000 of Bar- Ind., to exhume the bodies of Cun- ,one, measure to increase the cler- nett’s money deposited in the Riggs ningham’s father, David Cunning- ical force in the Assessor's office, |} National Bank of Washington. An- hain Sr., a sister and three broth- and the proposed amendment of the!other sum, $500,000, has been ers, all of whom died under sus. | franchise ordinance of the Illinois| given the American Baptist Home picious circumstances within a pe-| fraction System, permitting them! Mission Society, and if the Wash- riod of six years. j}to haul freight in carload lots in ‘ington case is successful, this gift Wolff's decision that the ex- phe city. ;may be revoked. Be mumations oeaht to be made, eaine New Fire Apparatus. r Barnett, who {s 75 years old, after State’s Attorney Crowe had The bill appropriating $136,000 for }admits he is wholly pneducated had detectives bring Mre. Asma purchase of motor apparatus forjand incompetent. It was while he : the Fire Department out of the; was enjoying his millions in peace Cunningham, widow of David Sr., bond issue funds was : ] 1 t a his modest to his office for interrogation, and oeimtg S was passed by |ane contemmens, = awe aftes the Coroner had questioned the board. It authorizes the pur-|Creek home in Oklahoma that An- David Jr. who ia under teatmenticc ’ Of five motor pumping en~/ ne Laura Lowe appeares: | at the.Columbus Hospital-here. Dr. etnen, three aerial hook-and-ladder Mrs. Lowe, who, he says he had 'Thomas A. Carter had found the trucks, two city service hook-and-| never seen before, inveigled him ‘young man suffering from polson- ladder trucks, two supply trucks|into an automabile in January, 16-Year-Old In- Found With Her Cut. | The Board of Aldermen yester-| day at the last session of the fiscal | year 1924-25 passed 72 of the measures beine street, alley | yackson Flames Damage De La Salle Institute. C Vi | . MYSTERY I Jia ” Only by Grace WENT TO CHICAGO THREE WEEKS AGO By the Associated Press, | CHICAGO, April | ments today in the investigation of l the poisoning of David Cunning- ‘ham Jr., 24-year-old machinist, of | Gary, Ind, caused Coroner Oscar 11.—Develop- Educator, Who Is 66 Years Old, Had Been Under Treatment There for Heart Trouble. _——_ oe pas Bitdign spatial eae enenre Se Cent. eee — ae pire As se A AS fo a nai ¥ ~~ oes . gee v tie: Christ! complained of being fll, They re- | eled, but they cannot be seen from complicated by th ay ae an Srothers’ College, at : said. hilled by a vote of 14 to 14. The;about 20 bankers and _ business sided at the Beers Hotel. the 4oer od piicate y ely ee Clayton road and University lane, The death of her husband fol-| pi! could not be passed without; men present, was held to discuss . . , Ng man, who was), om St. Louis County. He is 66 years lowed only a few months after her] suspension of the rules yesterday; the order withdrawing police as bout the vicinity|,, aa old and had been in Chicago for son, Charles, had accidentally shot} end it required 19 votes to suspend} payroll guards. , to the crime told | ,, a the past three weeks under treat- and killed a neighbor boy near Val-| the rules. | Continuance of police as payroll at he was a solicitor's 4 ment for heart trouble, from which r ‘staff Ph paraiso, Ind., where the family Alderman Lange of the Sixth} guards is necessary to prevent nu- f the house in con- i he is a sufferer. Previous to be- ROBERT KAISE —— — lived on a farm. Ward produced an opinion from; merous payroll holdups, different irce proceedings. | » coming head of the Christian R. Mrs. Cunningham talked con-| Associate City Counselor Dolan | members of the committee argued. f owas well known |» Brothers’ College here, he was ers nectedly, but seemed rather dull| yesterday, stating that the meas-; Others pointed out that the firms, where she aP- in Provincial of the order in America, . mentally, Gorman said. in an-| ure was invalid because it delegat-| they represented were entitled to | ‘actrees in a num- °o eg 5 papantnoabonthe ve Glencoe, Mo. New Detective Chief an Unrelenting Thief- nouncing that she would be de- fed legislative authority to the com-/ this police protection because of | rformances. Al- Pi a : tained pending decision of the In-| mission created by the bill and|the payment of heavy taxes to the! cribed as excep- | 1, ASTOR IN PULPIT Catcher Who Accepts His Duty diana authorities as to future ac-| was, therefore, unconstitutional.) city. and attractive, she | ¢, tion in the case. He cited the fact that Judge Frey| President Orrick suggested that ; mn to have had any)», WATCHES FLOCK TAKE HIS JOB Continned | from Page One. Young Cunningham an- | hag held that the taxicab ordinance] use of armored payroll trucks and | ad ; , . | i nounced by physicians at the hos- | was invalid because it permitted | pital to be out of danger. Prompt; the Board of Public Service to use. _ | Latterly, however, 4 p the police, she had « ith a number of In- y Was Methodically. Ee pe st - ae Mention the name of Bob Kal- almost bumped my nose \gainst |treatment and the blood transfu- | 1s te 4 ge hn grote per- | some of whom it Iis| ¢ for this year under the impression, | 8¢r in a gathering of denizens of|the fact of a man outside. It was|soon yesterday were credited with | sts, snstead 0 laying down gen- in the artists’ quar- 4 ’ , ' ' | @ral rules for the board to follow | hich is not far from | 96 saving his life. Taken lll After Eating. Ye told Assistant State’s Attor- ney Joseph Savage that he was first taken il] six weeks ago after eating his lunch while at work. He fostered by the Rev. Mr. Capps, that the Rev. Mr. Lohmann did not intend to return from an evangelis- tic trip West. Another complaint was that the the underworld and there jis & g¢n-| John Blair, the “Missouri Mule,” a eral tightening of lips. Eyes nar-;train robber and general tough owners utter epi-|crook. It was my cue to talk. “*Hello, Jack,’ I said, and I could feel his revolver against my chest. |in determining whether to Issue a} |permit. He said the same theory) i|was used in drafting the wrestling measure, and it would be possible for the commission to refuse a per- me. f ee PLEA FAILS “ of Ex-“Grand | t) row and thelr thets. For Kaiser is a “hard guy,” a ~ x s Fm tent Poe ar * ees s Z . a ae cle gh A ir / woe FI? ~ > “9 ~ = sige haniee oF ea Pe rN PL ante el Oe RN eh See + i ally oor it i ~~ ," FRE ates tate AMO Le Ft le a MN US 9 pe CAT ge ee The SY RN NNR ARTE iA Le a fas BL = ‘ ae Ae y ore vi ya 3 oe a P 0 yt arrears . on . . . rn: 3 ; : me oe ¥ ee Pore ee . Eye alle apg. Rl pg Gg ‘ tn ate ea Myre we pe : peed ee ot fs : 3 , = 3 ¢ a Baik eal thy es — ‘missed me and plunked int ile ; . a bill and another hold it invalid. PBA Letters and written statements a ogy ett rh seg preyed PY" sasenitiathe ae load ntanacitgiinn the | t° wo. Anotiony QRpUIOION OCU \ rs filed by the aaah: | were read before Walters took up| 7 ae “ sn cham ‘ta, (Cask, bus we caakht him later song | oe Se Oo DetereN Lk dame bia removal from his Gary answer to pleas tn} ee iid | Soenmens Gf gems 20 sections| "CCVF-8WCC, taciturn = man, Cree rt lrecovered. His deceased brothers | Caused his removal from his ‘rary | f h d , e indictments pre- 2 ne = - cussed thief catching, talked of the| With Johnnie Hayes, another crook. ; patie home to a Chicago hospital Thurs- | or the goose, an | ; ; 7 prepared by the board. As he fin- ¥ : : " 'and sisters, he said, were buried in henson's counsel, 2 iis ia it of criminals as a aale 1 | Helped Solve Robberies. | ; , . day n and veaterday the cous- on's u ‘le : . ished this h pursuit of criml: s 1lesman : from Val- ay night, and yesterday the u f he flound | i HE tf ig t 43 a gesegge a might talk of selling his goods or | “That was a close call I had |* cemetery seven miles from 7 in gave a quart of blood for .a saucetort ef. by Judge James A. te * a ore and asked for their statement ys +4) | paraiso, Ind : ay mi ° ‘ | , 2: cs: 4 ; another one when topped wWi- | P! oe . Line whieh tise ‘i: Oita inal Court, 5 ? 3 | z: L nea to whether the report justly em- a painter of aaarctioage a mouse. ‘ lie eo Ss 5 ; } : 2 as . ¥ a Relative Causes Inquiry. transfusir ” ope rati n a fte ! Di Seven other different chief counse! for : Pee i iiiee re. braced their complaints “Abao A business, that’s what thief} rleason one night at Fourteenth | Whe Mrs. Cunningham was| Thomas Carter had found the . . . ee if ea lutely true.” said one etna diheny chasing is to Kaiser, a pursuit to|}and Chestnut streets. He got out), . . ry hide Attorney's ‘ie. ‘youth suffering from poisoning kinds described in our untered with a mo-_| y *; et oi 4 true.”’ said another ‘Here's some be followed methodically, coldly,|}of his taxt peaceable enough but | oe ai “ r + heal that pe © and had ordered transfusion. f b k he { dictments, Ar- | | 44 faa q = ae without any of the romantic atmos-| before IT knew {ft he had ripped out ns, ee | Mra. C an . ; ee COCR motion was set for 1 = a + 4 ta more I'd like to add,” said a third, : omtun a ¢ ve ¥ 95 years old, a cousin of young; “FS. Cunningham had opposed “a ‘| i 4 flourishing several sheets of writ- phere that fiction throws around a revolver and fired at me. David Cunningham informed | Témoval of her son to a Chicago ” | ‘ i Bits 4 ing paper the detective. If he has been shot | “He was right on me but he Crow® about the aad. ; ; hospital, Arnold and his sister ‘ = i ‘3 ; : ‘ . ras al ar t] e t ; y i er it ‘ if 7 ! hd . ; es : . "Ss VT¢- + ’ £9 Bah? : After the vote the Rev, Mr. Loh- | *' ™ a . . : ptt tls fom er. te : — en ey Arnold said that in each ease | Mrs. C. R. Williams, told the ' % 4 i | mann was called forward. He raid | Us "°S* f crooks have cajoled) Wetzel was around the corner and | when a member of the Cunning- | State's Attorney's men. After the — oo p cP pe > 2: ca - him, cursed him, wheedled him,jcaught him after haee. o; + | ; : yb ncn 5 re ae ; : rae | ' ‘ = ee eithee ‘- that his only part In the dissenaio f “ atter @ chase, caugnt |», amily “ i} latives | Telatives refused to recedo from | a i ; - . : . n Kaiser has a . ‘epted thelr a ivances him an } ah .) . ham family be ame lil. re latiy es e ™ ‘a a es oP which has torn the church recent- lunsmilingly and kept on after! few mi: See lat é | np ces scotad were notified by Mrs. Cunningham es ny sag that the son be a D ING THREE 4 Sa 2545 : , . " . , . Mut ater at the hospijtal,’’ “OUg!? ere ] no yy gave so Ba . ly Was to attempt to protect his|.)) ge worsens m — that the patient was very fll and | a pe i the mother gave up Recipe book on request te ea t e ews juan ° z + ii b own namie from false attack, Gath | —— . ' eo mie \alser’s part- | not expected to survive. Young her opposition, they said. The F. H. Leggett & Co., New York Bt I Ben rt ca ie he gaw how Wednesday night’ Some 0 s hapericnces. ner in many of the cases in which } 5 om , ‘mother of Arnold and Mrs. Wij- | le TS eae ; ont S| So eal 4 Arnold said relatives who went to | | | tickets from him 3 ut aay meeting was conducted. Express-| Of the dozen or more times that _ ee ae ae SOR au-| the Cunniagham home at such | U*™s was a sister of David Cun- TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO out ur reat return.to advise bim | | H Wh : aa ing his gratification at the choice of | he has been shot at one or two in- a Was Kaiser's partner in| Simicieal Sneak tie patient, formants ningham Sr. 4 . ties included the en- oot htee ari ' promotion. He was made enec. | : , : ei, —_ ice 4 : | the assembly and the return of | stances stand out as unusual, even sil, teen nade Inspec ‘robust and apparently healthy, had | ie city and State lawe - ; harmony, he said he would imme- to the matter-of-fact Kaiser, and it | ‘°F © wan. inean reduced almost te skin abe - | e ertes. violations of diately set about preparing his|was of these that he talked to a| Kaiser ts 43 years old and has) pones, | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATT? nniversar a e unishable by fine or Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER. e le 12 1878 PEN GEM ayA SPOIL Ri awe pe ee ee “ TRE disclosures | neard's | ¢. that | | Published Datly by ihe Pulitzer Publishing 4 ‘hg . Miss Mary Il. Holland Dies. Ito offer congratulations on his pro- | co-operating with Postoffice In- | the —- ee pie Meees ‘oat week of same ta nae Cc ! : Seoted ‘Gr che 4 Mise Mary I. Holland, 60 years | motlon. sectors and waa a principal figure |{R® only surviving member of the | the cont and veal of aun akdeafe MMi, Txelln Biuerard aad Quve ieee IN SUNDAY’S PAPERS rected ‘by the board | old, a daughter of the late Rev. R.' ‘Closest I ever came to being In the’ solution of many big rob. | family, besides the mother and samples! We'll match them _per- ‘MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | that the Police De- || A. Holland, for many yeare rector |shot was in a ‘plant’ at the St. beries, Including the mail robber. YOU"S David, a daughter, May, 17 ren Os oat gen and — The pies, ‘Son te exclusive! af . d Prohibit this enter- | « of St. George's Episcopal Church, | Louis Lumber Co. on EBaston and |!e8 for which the leaders of the | YC@?s old, be examined by a physi- | Come tn now —aet padi tet aster! titled to the use for republication of it an peing carried out or) f - @ied last night at Glenwood Sanita- | Evergreen avenues,” the new De- F@an gang were sent to the peni- Clan to determine her physical TUR PANTS sToRD cd pete oe i yg BO 5 oe | A B H E | M dav ' rium, Webster Groves. Death was |tective Chief sald. “I was tipped tentiary. . istate. She lives with her mother Fi pnlonelly ncaa loca! news published therein. All rights of rrange to be ere (Carly onday a ' @ue to heart trouble. Misa Holland | off one rainy night that the safe, It was charged when Kaiser ar- |!" Gary. ae ne” ancl anpmetess ass ved <a opine 4 ned spent the greater part of her out there was to be cracked. | rested leaders of the gang in the, Suspicion Aroused by Deaths. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY SAIL IN | ly ay i: we ol F life in St. Louls and was for many went out there with three detec- mall robberies for which they were Suspicion of some sinister instru. ——— ‘Dally end nil ae ant 8} would Baw Poard's » years active in St. Stephen's Mis- tives and a Deputy Sheriff and two imprisoned, that they came to him mentality operating against the te) lhe = yy ang mediienesipiy 00 | the pi ner gee ‘ sion in South St. Louls. Her broth- lof us hid in the yard to walt for, by prearrangement; that he did!/lives of the Cunningham family ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY | Remit either by postal order’ ° express | B eS oe ee I er, Robert A. Holland Jr., and @/the safe robbers. ‘not have to seek them out. Be|was aroused by the previous . repeal order or St_\ouls exchange. | Mid be a ms pai a sister, Theo. Holland, aurvive her. | “Finally I heard 2 nolse at the that as it may. Kateer was after deaths even before David Jr. be- JentalCli i | | Delivered by “~ ote or out-of-town ‘Ten he grt a eon ll P Funeral services will be held Mon-| gate. I figured it was one of the them. Perhaps, {f they did conie! came ill recently, his cousin, Arn n C jj Onite cme: Sve — Sundey. 100 .| y then” ie prapggere os 8} day morning from 8Bt. George's dctectives who Was waiting across in PeRLOR my anew, as Kaiser old. said 8550 Caroline “.—(Near Greed) | fntered as pecond-ciase matter Juty 17. | owed. “the ae He oD bss Church at Pendleton avenue and ithe street and I stuck my head @ut | knew, that he would get them | When David became seriously | cmb s Me 6 0, &. | 18°98. at the Postoffice a: St. Louis, Mo., © gone t . a Olive street. between the boards in the gate, I eventually anyhow. iil the second time. relatives | thes — ‘oemae act of Mec 3 ——— xcacenia oc Bell. Olive 6600. ' ; “a 7 ’ -
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aioe LOUIS POST-DISPATCH COMIC PAGE FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 19g IROER OF ‘GIRL ~~ -_———— — land Yard Holds Man in im of 16-Year-Old In- |] | ¢ructor, Found With Her | Throat Cut. 2 TO VICTIM —~Ze ig —_ ees India,’ : “Clew Given by Grace ‘Biakaller, Who Lived in THATS) OF COURSE. l YUST PLAIN E BOLC COULD AFFORD TO BLY THE : TO MAKE : my Officer’s Home. BE “THEM MY~ , EE Emre Sm ic . Sc LE : y Associated Press, INDON, April Bis GEMENTS—By FONTAINE -— ,a pretty 16-year-old dancing | Beat cut Tnursday night, hu@- ne in the fash gor district. ‘The mystery of the case, which Hously had been set down as of assault, deepened when the Malice came into possession of a ter which reached the girl Thurs- lay morning and which, they say, of the highest importance. Its ; stents are being closely guarded. s fay, Scotland Yard Sman described only as a “young idian student.” fade Home With Army Officer. It was learned today that the girl P the last five years had not been a 4 with her mother, but made be home with Capt. Langmaid, a weured regular army officer, who, : mm her father’s death, promised pe. Capt. Langmaid, it {fs said, ent to visit his own father other over the Eaeater week-end, ind the girl had returned to her mother's house during his = ab- fence. She went alone to a motion bieture performance Thursday night, and a few hours later her firl on the doorstep with a wound @ the throat. Id say, according to the report, Mystery as to Alleged Clerk. The case is complicated by the B that young man, who was m loitering about the frail days prior to the crime told Sters that watching the house in con- lon with divorce proceedings. Miss Biakaller was well known | the West End, where she ap- Mredasachild actress in a num- a = : > “ae - Eof musical performances. Al bas > samp ° | . ; ni Kingshighway and Forest Park | geet) she is described as excep- | jn al} probability will be the cen- ER (Copyr ight. pas. ors ss A lly pretty and attractive, she | ter of the informal and impromptu | 9a Clade - have aaa any i parade. where the latest in color. s ids, Latterly, however, and design of milady’s spring, J — ting to the police, she had clothes will be on view, and milord | BUT Nowir CuckKOOS seen with a number of In- won't be far behind in exhibiting BACKWARDS: ea ic eer | the, tater “autres of “the haber. HEAR iT? sec Tere is atwaye 9 Jem sea, Which {s not far from of automiobfles in this vicinity on | mother’s home. | Master. : ; The overflow wil! go to all sec- PHENSOII'S. PLEA FAILS tions of the city and, in automo- OS ti biles, along the roads leading out rer in Case of Ex-“Grand |in al! directions, or, with golf, Dragon" Sustained. club, to the links. Associated Presse At 9:30 a. m. tomorrow there DIANAPOLIS, Ind.. April 11. | Will be an outdoor Easter sorvice first leral] more of DPD. C./ OM Picnic ground No. 5 of Forest Puenson, former Ku Kiux Klan Park. conducted by the Mission Mad dragon,” to prevent. his Sunday school at 1119 South on five indictments charging | sroadway. With an attack on Miss M: idge holtzer of this city failed to- Demurrers filed by the) Ution in answer to pleas in by Stephenson's counsel, * Sstained by Judge James A. "ein Criminal Court. "on th y 1g eo . ee ene ENJOINED FROM STOPPING tinued from Page One. Hed tartie tickets from hitn | oe return to advise him | i duties tncluded the en. nt of city and State laws | ¥ lottertes. violations of | Punishable by fine or Chief Gerk added in the SY GOLLY - YOU KIN l 4 LEAN EM BET TER THAN MAGGIE PLANS 4m directed by the board ment you that the Police De- Will prohibit this enter- ‘ ty being carried out or Rey, Father Stolte today — Dispatch he would eg With the hoard’s Would eliminate the a. the pienic. He had *d, he faid. that the Was “Day be deemed a viola- r ai y law. because eo many in the ; ave cone to the church's | WICER IN LONDON yr ben DEEPENS ‘doi Only —Scotland | se authorities are detaining an med man in connection with, yp death yesterday of Grace Blak- | a who was found with her | 6 on the steps of her mothe ‘= 2 ionable West Ken- | ' Prior to the detention of the man |! had an-'| mounced that it was searching for | Pact as her ward during her life- | and | nother heard a cry and found the | The only word she ‘Hayes “boy from India.” Later she! ested that the police should | make an investigation. vicinity he was a solicitor’s ee Ment of the indictments pre- | Dd Inman. chief counse) for | n80n, countered with a mo- % quash the { dictments, Ar- | is motion was set for | grounds, and pupils THREE RAFFLES’ eo a nies | fonstituted a lottery and | past The proceeds | Lewis E. Balson, one coef the | ‘holdover members, who has been treasurer, was elected president, | and Alfred Fairbank, a new mem- ber, was made vice president. It was announced that hereafter the board will act as a committee of the whole in appointing mem- bers of the teaching staff. rather mit SATURDAY EY NENG, oe nee nineeeedes «ania Dr. Cook Starting | for Prison OLED LLLP PALO. —for a candidate for whom they were}! ‘goers and Easter paraders alike not intended was not materia! while 7 o% ; nape ,.| a fourth, Willlam F. Fahey, Demo- 'may revel in the expected sun | erattolenember, extimated that 6¢¢0 ishine, unafraid of raindrops {0 ' votes had been improperly counted, | ispoi] new hats and spot new frocks | .nme for Mayor-elect Miller and| ‘and suits, ‘some for his Democratic opponent, | “Pair tonight and Sunday: slight- | ‘ly cooler,” is the official weather | 'forecast, to which Forecaster adds that he thinks tomor- lrow will be about as pleasant as vesterday was. As usual in the past, the religi- Ous aspect of Easter will ba ri- valed in interest by the human urge to promenade on this festive occasion and rejoice in th freedom outdoors. Special Church Services, ces will be held in with elaborate and sermons re- er Special servi many churche imusical progran mindful of the Ss, spiritual Belfast Pastor Here. The Rev. Herbert John Rossing- ton of Belfast, Treland. one of five distinguished Unitarian ministers ' from the United Kingdom. visiting in this country the cen {of the American Unitarian Associa- tion, willl conduct tomorrow's ser- 'vlee at the (Church of the Unity. The children's side of Faster, colored eggs and the who supplies an East- party for , which terious rabbit stand out, wes typified in ler eer hunt at the spring of the Residential Open-Air School, G00 South Broadway, this after- | Two thousand eggs gay hidden about the large and alumni | rollicked about in rch of them |The opennig game of the annua! | wpnenes season of the pupils was played, NEW UNIVERSITY CITY | SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES Lewis FE. Ralson, One of Holdover Members, Named President at Meeting. ‘ noon. ol tints were also. - > ene The Iniversity City School | Board, comprising five men and ione woman. met Thursday night, election of four of | following the Tuesday, ithe men to the board on and organized. than delegating that duty to a com- tee of two. e passing | of winter and the prospect of great- | meaning | tenary | in | MmyYs- | them | lof | cial number by strict received from William L. Igoe. The discussion revolved about the | | ald | is d, intent of | " of whether the the voter should govern the count- of the ballots or whether the application of former Attor- v-General Barrett's ruling on the| blanket law, not be generally scratched or question ing S ballot erned election officials in counting the votes. No Scrat« ‘hing Permitted. Election officials were instruct- ed by the Board that no interlining or seratchinge of ballots would be given cognizance except in cases where the voter wrote in the name of a whose name did not appear the printed form. Under this instruction, whic person on h fol- , lowed Barrett's ruling. a voter who the Attorney-General's ruling !rthe Opinion of Willson. Commissioner |! Democratic judges, preciuded the. possi- great majority such been wrongly count- mind, of in his bility ballots having ed for Miller. The official for Mayor and Comptroller. as tak- en from the tally sheets. pleted by the Election Board clerks yesterday and reduced Miller'« rality by only 67 votes, lead over Igoe 3129 votes, 3196 as given him by the tabulation. Nolte’s Plurality 53,355. Comptroller Nolte’s plurality Fugene Sartorius, Demo- erat, was The offic! rere t a of count of the votes Was come instead unofti- over b A -* a+, .? ] -e,e al an’ >? did + 1] not 14 h lan equal ‘a coun? vwrards Miller an { in AViINZ ther» heen carried bv Izoe. ats are procecdin thering of cyidence as ry ~~ with to the Democr } the ga plete | making his: a resolution before the _ election, which was not seconded, ordering ‘election officials to give effect to the ‘“‘rea] intent’ of the voter as disclosed by hia ballot, notwith- standing ‘‘any informality or fall- ure to comply with al! the pro- visions of the law.” Willson said today that some jn- stances stich as Fahev cited had undoubtedly occurred but added | that the emall number of protests | /Court at ; | holding it could | inter- ' | Stephen Pree iiron lined, was properly accepted. The legal committee, appointed by Democrats to consider the pos- | i sibility of a contest of Miller's elec. | tion in view of his plurality of | 3129 (by official count, vesterday), had reported yesterday that the in- tent of the voter and not his fail- ure to comply with every techni- _calify of the law, should have gov- ‘where Pree placed a cross in the circle at the| head of the Republican tiekat, | scratched the name of Miller and} wrote in that of Igoe. was credited | with having voted for Miller. Con- versely, a voter who placed a cross in the circle at the head of the Democratic ticket and scratched Igoe’s name to write in Miller’s. was credited with having voted for |, | Igoe. George FEjigel, chairman of the Election Board, said there was no other instruction for the Board to give inasmuch as it was bound by | | McClintock | Kd fellow-w Orman in. EASTER FROLIC tigation. Leo Mergen, the Union National Kan., the Topeka will be a witness in Havener's Mergen, who is serving a in the Federal] peniten- tiary after pleading gulty' to charges of wrecking the bank, will receive favorable recommendation former cashier of Bank of Be- dispatches say, 's trial. for parole, Williams is reported as) will go on trial here next Tuesday | ‘in United saying, if he “‘comes clean” and tells all he knows about vem er forging of notes, certificates deposit and other bank paper.’ Operations of the ring first came ig the Williams reported saying, through of of agents, Kan. found Vernon, it is said, some non bank that had been found pre- | viously in the Union National Bank | of Beloit. Ww. S. McClintock of Kansas C formerly of Topeka, was for Mergen. With J. E. Brady, is under indictment Fort Scott, Kan., the failure of the Vernon bank. Indicted with them are A. J. ter, former. president; E. son, former cashier: R. N. Stout, Kansas City mortgage dealer, and S. A. Shockey, Kansas City insur- ity, ance broker. wil] Federal McClintock and Brady tried next month in the Fort Scott. Bankers in the Middle have been $3,000,000 through of the ring in the last 1o years. West, it _ ——— ‘MAN SEVERELY SHOCKED WHEN | As attorney in in connection with! Rax- A. Simp-. he defrauded of the operations in Nation- lost must push the other in a go- Good Friday Services— Thousands Join in Pro- | cession, Be Increased If Niece W oe Béfore She Is 23. mmm ee ee ing Plant Robbed by Trio in Front of Office. In the tenth payroll robbery this and the first under the new Edward J. Piggott Jr.. of 6311 | year, ' ” . ” | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch a h | Cates avenue will inherit $47,000 New Yor ‘Wor 4 — Oo police administration, two employes under the terms of the will of his Copyright, 1925, py the Prens and Pulitzer! of the Wolf Manufacturing Coe. Pay . - ~ ae Publishing Cos (New York World . d of $7 14 : father, the late Edward J. Piggott, | and Post-Dispatch. were held up and robbe ' which was admitted to probate in. ROME, April 11.—Ten thousang ‘'" front of the companys plant | Chicago yesterday. | pilgrims waited outside the Hols | at 4163 Duncan avenue, at 10:39 4 } hice ote ; ; > ‘ ay rhe elder Pigott, who died|Cross basilica for the annual Good 4 ™. today. — March 30 at the age of 76, was &| Friday mass, which was celcrat- The money had been obtained at | pioneer produce merchant of Chi-’ cart around Fairground Park. The' |route was changed to Grand boule-| vard hecause Hutchison, the win-, /ner, believed his triumph would be more conspicuous. The men are employes of the Hamilton-Brown | Shoe factory at 2350 Randolph street, and a large number of em- ployes ——— ee —s hiding in the go-cart. FORMER TAX ASSESSOR ACCUSED OF HIDING LOOT ie $5000 is set aside for an only He Is Fourth Person Arrested at: Tittle Rock in Connection With Mail Robbery. the Associated Press. Ark.., Tax was inspectors today with By LITTLE ROCK, Verner Heath, former of Pulaski County, here by postoffice night, it charges here mately $100,000 of the Rondout (Ill.) mail robbery, Heath was the fourth man arrest. ed here in connection with the hid- ing of the loot, which was said to have been part of the share of Her- bert Holliday, now serving 209 years April 11.— last on the revealed connection Was in 1o Or turned out to watch Hutch- | tan wn after. n ride br: ‘ ; ence | the age of 23, ' will revert to the estate and be di- Assessor | arrested ed by Cardina] Vanrossum. Later they took part in the solemn f.inc- tions attendant on the display of | a pie ecof the ‘ross on which Christ is said to have died. one of Iiume’'s most precious relics. wikewise a nall frum the crcoas was shown, together with relics of | Saints Peter and Paul. before the. thousands of worshippers. The services y-steraay were “’ol- lowed by an historical provession | uround the basilica. [lhousands of pUgrims, besides loca! Catholic as- sociations, participated in ibis» function, which is among the most cago and once served as a member of the Chicago Board of Educa- tion. Edward Jr. is a dealer in as- bestos products here wtih offices :n the Buder Building. Two other sons, Otto A. and Clar- S. Piggott, of Chicago, are to amounts from the receive similar estate of $146,000, and a trust fund t t anddaughter, Louise Piggott, auneea of Clarence. In the event of her marriage before she attains however, the fund 'vided equally among the three aden. important of the holy year. Pope | According to members of the' Benedict, besides participating in special holy week devotiona, re | family, ’ last winter of approxi- | of the} ifor his part in the robbery. Wal-} ‘lace Davis and Tom Poe, local at- torneys, two of the four arrested, investigation | the wrecked Vernon State Bank | Governmeént | of | the same kind of paper in the Ver-| |herself at 9 a. m. ) | ‘cover i widow — — a IRON PIPE TOUCHES WIRE. Hurt Ww hen Walking Across Bridge Over Allicy at Ice Plant. Stephen Pree, 45 years old, of, 3735 North Twenty-first street, was severely shocked and rendered un- conscious at 1 p. m. today when an pipe he was carrying came into contact with high-tension electric trolley wire the plant of the Mound City Ninth and Branch streets, is employed. taken to the City Hospital in seri- ous condition. Pree was carrying several sec- tions of iron pipe from one store- room to another across a bridge over an allley which connected the} two store rooms when one of the | pipas touched the _ trolley’ wire, which ig a private line of the stor- ace gompany. He was rescued by Hubbard of 908 Palm street,a a at age Co., Coolidges Accept. Program on Dead | Son’s Birthday. He was | Ry the Aesoctuted Press WASHINGTON, Apri! 11.—Presi- dent and Mrs. Coolidge wil] have, with them next Monday, the birth- day anniversary of Calvin Jr., who| died last summer, Virtually all of absence of a court decision. Ile was sustained in this position by James Y. Plaver. Democrat, and} i Harry C. Willson, Republican. ithe faheyv had offered | the children itn Washington. This is the customary date when | embezzlement | released from the prison today Ice and Cold Stor- | IN CAPITAL | the White House lawns arethrown | open tc the city’s children Faster egg rolling. dav also {s_ the birthday of voung Calvin was uot ' for States Court. WOMAN, FEARING DEATH FROM ASTHMA, DROWNS HERSELF 48, Body of tre: toutes Holl, Found in Cistern in Rear of House in Alton. of choking to death caused | Mrs. Louisa Holl, 48 years old, a i gufferer from asthma, to drown today in a cistern her home in Alton. Mrs. S. R. Cruse, called neighbors this morning when missed Mrs. Holl, had threatened to kill herself. I" ea®r in the rear of Her daughter, ehe A eistern in a wash house. A flash- light showed Mrs. nine feet of water. of an Alton fireman daughter of the late Justice of the Peace W. B. Rose. PAROLED BANKER REARRESTED ee ee Former Cashier of Defunct Mober- ly (Mo.) Depository Faces Other Charges. and By the Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY, April 11l-— Vern E. Bundridge, former cashier of the defunct Farmers and Mer- chants’ Bank of Moberly, who has been serving a term in the State penitentiary here with his brother, J. Walter Bundridge, former pres- ident of the bank, on charges of in connection with of the institution, was the failure a merit parole. He was arrested a — — — —— ee who! had been removed from the | Holl floating in | She was the | eu on) (at the gate. however, by Sheriff Withaup of Cole County and was turned over to Sheriff McCanne of Randolph. County. Other charges are pending against | (both Vern and his. brother in connection with the closing of the bank, which occurred May > ie 1922. COOLIDGE SHAKES 980 HANDS Crowd of Faster Visitors Passes President in 17 Minutes. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 11—-Near- y 1000 Easter visitors in Wash- ineton—9380 to be exact-——-overran the White House executive offi- }ces at noon today to shake hands iwith President Coolidge. It took just 17 minutes for the crowd to nass through the President's of- fice. Mr. Coolidge shaking hands with them at the rate of almost one a second. Among the President's visitors ‘(was the Yale University baseball team, introduced by Senator Wads- worth of New York, who was 4 baseball star when a student at Yale. With the Yale ro? was The fact that) seventeenth | known to those who made the pre-| liminary arrangements for the ,event this vear, but the President and Mrs. Coolidge accepted the program readily. The grounds will be open from earls i On morning to late | the Senator's son, Jerry Members of the debating team of the Oregon Agricultural found President Coolidge waits for late for an appointment Stanfie} and MeNarv arranged for the Pres- the ? : Callege no Sen- ators i] Oregon had ident debaters advance Arriving late, the college found that the handshaking period was over. to receive of the crowd. men ‘KID M'COY ENTERS PRISON afternoon for children under 109) years accompanied by not more. than one adult. manner in which ballots were eounted and have summoned Dem-| 'oeratic election officials from the! 624 precincts of the citv to meet, with W, I20e Ht. Hughes, sec- organization. held in the hefween 14 for 1oOTrrow retary of The meeting Commercial Bullding, ] a. m. and 4 p. m., and affidavits of the officials will be taken. The affidavits, opinion of the Legal the wil) he ‘and a petition that is being circn- ’ ‘will be presented to aiter lated calling upon Igoe to contest, Igoe, ing a meeting Tuesday, for sion. Igoe has taken no part the preliminary phases of eratic investigation, A contest may vithin days after tabulation ts mple Roard officials said nt probably would ed Monday. decl- in filed any time the official ted. Election the officta) be complet- 5 Ld«* oh - Oy .? cuUuUu Slayer of Mrs. Mors Sars He Will Teach Prisoners gymmastics. By the A lated Press LOS ANGELES. Apri! 11.—Kid McCoy, celebrated in pugilistie cir cles 20 years ago. left for San Quentin penitentiary last night. He assured his friends he looked for- | ward with pleasant anticipation to the term of from three to 38 years | together with the | Committee | | esa Mors here last follow- | | pisto} } ' Demo- | i} county ‘erated that he was going he must out of the murder of Mrs. Ther- August, andthe three persons In 4@ after her death his utterances at a gi. him the. the former boxer reit- | fy of ay wounding affr line with dinner In farewell jail, = ? en accept | the years in life,’ and sald himself useful at “teaching the prisoners tics.” ‘) prison as “part of my | panned ake San Quentin by gy mnas- he > ss serve on charges growing) that | the special bequest to Miss Piggott wag the elderly merchant’s|Ce!ved Pilgrims from San Fran-is- manifestation of affection for an|/©® Today he will receive a Polish cnly granddaughter in whom he’ Pilarimage. took especial pride although he, After saying mass in the con had four grandsons besides. The/|sistorial chamber over St, Pe'ter’s provision to delay her marriage, it | portico, His Holiness distributed the was said, was made because of fear | Easter eucharist to al! lay clerics that marriage might interrupt her|of the ecclesiastic court and alse college éducation. She is now 20/imparted the apostolic benediction. | years old and is a student at the! Pope Benedict then entered {s pri. University of Michigan. vate apartments, while members of i¢ it Edward J. Piggott Jr. is married |the court, according to an antent t and has one son, i2 years old, custom took part in a frugal re. t t ‘flow ed yesterday They visited the shrine of St. Joan where relics were exposed contatin- jing heads of the apostles Peter and | Paul and also the table wheres of the last supper. fest pilgrims were unable to pare a downtown bank by Hugh A. Wil- | ley, iby another employe, V. A. Clark, as was customary each Saturday. They were alighting from their au- cashier, who was accompanied two armed men, white omobile when heir faces masked with _handkerchiefs, alighted from @ red Buick which had followed, commanded “Stick ‘em up.” and The robbers took the bundle of currency from Willey’s inside pock- et and the keys to his car, apparently. and demanded the “change” ntending to steal the car. A third masked man, who sat at the wheel of the Buick, became nervous and shouted, robbers then drove away. “Come on, get in.” The -_ past in another part of the pon- ificeal palace. Every basilica in Rome over«- with pilgrims. he Savior is said to have pafttaken Even th busi- icipate in all the religious fune- lons which followed each other hroughout the day CHURCH NOTICES. ee ee. _CH U RCH NOTICES. —— eae _ CHURCH ‘CH NOTICES, * CHRIST IS Therefore Christ is God of very God and all His doc- trines are true; Therefore we know that the Father has accepted Christ’s Sacrifice on the Cross as all-sufficient for the World's Sin. Therefore whosoever believes in the atoning Blood of Christ shall be saved; Therefore all Believers shall rise on the Last Day to Eternal Life. THE LUTHERAN CHURCHES | Invite You to Hear This aster Message Sunday Placed by Lutheran Publicity Organization > BAPTIST In the Heart of St. Louis ‘‘The Church of the Popular Center’’ VICTORY DAY VICTORY FOR SOULS—Baptisms Morn- Easter Messag Fuliness of —s Battles Won— Suffering Crowned— Spring Come— Immortal Song— The Sting of Death Gone— Love's Lost Restored— Christ Victor. On this glad Easter let us unitedly praise Him who brought life and immortality to life! CHURCH SERVICES 11:00 A. M, CANTATA 8:00 P. M, CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 A. M, Anion Avenue ristian @hurch GeOnoceg A CAMPORLL - ~ flare UNION a ENRIGHT AVENUES e ing and E:vening. Many Additions Other- [| wise. VICTORY FOR ENDOWMENT—Our Goal > Is $10,000. “ — VICTORY FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL—Our Aim Is 2500, 11 A. M.—“The Decisive Hour.” 7:45 P. M.—*“‘The Great Divide.” Henry Alford Porter, Preacher John Hoffman, Noted Gospel Singer ATTEND EASTER SERVICE GRACE EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH 3117 St. Louis Av. 10:45 A. M. sermon by Pastor W. D. “The Resurrection” Gun — Peters Holy Communion at 9:45 A, M. sunday School Exercises at 7:30 FP. M. SO ee — oe aye ee ree CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Subject of the lesson-sermon at church: Are Sin, Disease ead Real? GOLDEN TEXT: —_——— ton houleva m. and &# m. THIRD € NORE + nove Resecil beu levard, 10:45 a. m. and @ 5. m. FOURTH CHURCH, 5540 Page hee. nett It a. m. and & o. m. Reading » 5451 Pege boulevard, open dal Nonny a. m. to 8 p.m. ereeet W neaday. 9 «a. m. te 7:45 5. m.: ag ~~ 4 ya - re Dreadcast KRFOA. Meter. 261. FIFTH CHURCH, 3an0 4. hbealevard, 11 «a. m. & >. m. ing room, same open 2 te 5 p. m.: Sendaye and all days 2 ta > - m. CHURCH, 3774 WNatarel . Sunday 16:45 ao. mm. _- —_ -_ -_ _-_” ee SS a ee at 8 ae DOWNTOWN READING Room, ) enite 199% Raliway Fachange 1? open daily from 8 «. m. te © wo m.. } etrent Vi ednesday, eS «. m. te 5 m1 ) Se - tTte Sp. mm. All are . Grands ” } Ove Dally. 10 «. m. te 10 9. m. ) ex Ww : } cept ednesday and es 10 «. m. to 5 p. m.; San., 2 te 5 p. m. nn? — ss ~ ee ae mee ee ae Christ Church Cathedral and Loeust Streets ith William Scarlett, Dean EASTER SERVICES 7:00 and 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 11:00 A. M.—Holy Communion and Sermon Preacher, The Rt. Rev. F. F. Johnson, Db. D. 8:00 P. M.—Church School Service and Pageant rt ETHICAL SOCIETY 3648 Washington Bl.—ti A, M. EASTER ADDRESS “Social Resurrection: What Hinders It? False Doo- trines or Low Desires?” SPECIAL MUSIC Cello, Max Steindel Organ, Mrs. Frank Jewett —— — -~ ee IO eo emcee ar CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION Washington at 28th Minutes From Anywhere. EASTER SERVICES: 8 AND 11 A. M., AND 4 P, M. See @apers today for pregram of music at 11 o'cleck——DBasecs pass the door. ee _ ———_— “ -— ' ie ae. pe ee
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, i 1920. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 1l, 2 be ¥ non 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | RKET - | W ) YORK BOND MA § OCK TRADE NEW YORK 5S OCKS | NEW Y¢ fd W YOR! I —_ —— | “HANGE. Aor. sTOCK Ei eT. LoTIs ' —_ aan lec. ock mar) the 1 st sactiens on 11—Tran " rn gees .0n tefay ith at the week a of stocks . o4 E’rchar ge - Ket 720 shares Lots ork Stock yesterday. , ed to +- ST ded tn on, the poy ‘Soninat noliday ars | sate sangeet Ee - 3 7 . . ———— x . entaaie- ta > fficia] list ef bonds ee were $6,531. $932.200.000 two $11.000 ee ; Ch’ ge org 107% 1 cmecta’ to the Past-™ 7 oT —Foljow ing 1 Bye Bones Tota) sa rod — age. year ago, and Zi i Be emai Rar Se Lew. Ciese. . ist. L. 1@ , 98 y | NEW TORK. acted 00 a year ace 37323 000 against $973.345,000 & 1, oe 143 «ews. 8 103%. on = * (cK, April 13-3) me. chistes aeeee te eet tre. forPart { ae low. 1088 : NDS. — FP Se ‘49. 107 % 10: uttig com. Sm eK 7% ~~ I - 7 — Co Gelt Bt e Sew TORE. “Pale 10 Li ow and closing } mbols: Parti) oe) ser cont gyro RITY. A ———— FOREIGN BO! ———n—e I “TS 8 yl @s °27 107% sO yy Pome ~ ee Chi cos * ous 8 e% 1 4 : s S lwere 453.400 gong So high. kk are 480 given. SF ms in mock, per = Gaies. SECU? Ds ea 116 116 116 23 win C On s...5 2% 825 HP B 118 1198's i 1k. | '_ 2a ' . on’ cs |; were So ~e too a ~ aay = per cent —— ' ———- ss 'T BOND>. Se - = 5s ‘291! % 108% ~ 6s 35. - x ~ G@ I Sh com > 119% 118% *) — >. Int rol i ; 1 %1 z ‘ A ‘s nf 3 « 3 | e ’ ferreé B1ac l'nchanged —_——- ogee 8 ee ~~ ee 5 2. ‘ ] = vn | + = bh pic. 51 49% | -_——_—_—— p 34 S 5e.. vs . Bast 4 RICE Exchange et cuss preierrec © ..- lachangec. “age Ob ge. | GOV EN ° 6 Uni King 54s °37, 5% 108% 108% 1> Sine "93 4 100% | Ss] Int Sh . $24 ay *} oe | s : oa i meat | | Exch eee. ae eeoanligong eit (Stocks & An. =_" High. Low, Close." s° jgu US UL 3s 01—13 101—10 eatin ad 5, oe Se 6 ‘Ee 100% 108% | oe sc Ang Mg * 5 fe B+, 107 iMe P nS ae oo %6 a. 4, 103 = 136 _ oS ee e«% — oe% 3s ‘i ; é teri y Xt eS A OS enre ales 1) 2? 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TEN CENT ADV BUEN soso: 9. 35) 38) NOTE See coe es hy hy LAB Pe a et % Jone , ? ; +4 ” »} Ges Miles 12%, 10 on ILITIEZES . : Am [ Tr. ) MARKET josie ES BONS Ty Se pant ae" = | | B. 3% 4 se 16% [a — % | Soe tee s ss — 3,000,000.08 [aa PAL new 58 i+ & >. = T ON CHICAG Ae 23 — . * = . . - = onf 7 = ° 4 . 2° ae | e @0e 8 : + afd > - “” . 2 . ; WHEA NE cat bulls were | Keystove T 8. 95 8S | ma: ae a : ital Stock... .. .-.cceesssceess* esata 53,000,000.00 FF Super & 12 = ae i Ape @ te : . = 1 ~“ bana at Seth J tr .4ere % ‘. - bs ; suyeng ys a Son . tegore = Louisiana ¢ 45", 8% 45's rer a sie —— . ¢o- Otber $1 1,715,246.40 | & armour of ~~ oS oe. 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La ie ns % } - : -~-@& a 119% 1194 120% Be Halurtay betwen (ood FAGsy foe OR eee. won Ty Os Sh | TRPHY, Assistant Trust Officer a om F 4.3208 See te Et on hee te —— {ea : . = ores - 4, z . — - -é . agai ; : >. * - 7 = = ° Be ca omen “added batay be the Govern ‘ eo 19%) 19%) 19% 1 RAILROADS. | H. A. MU 2 Asnstant Secretary 4 4 oe 95% 8S 95% Be ph Fi eS Mowe |Merie prt 1.89 19% 19S 18S 3S TT ' BURG, Vice President ILLIAM F. HAINES, 4 ed 29 Be 2S Govelenes sett und Coded. A alttt "| vt9, a SoS ———— = 22% i ARTHUR H. RA ident end Trust Officer W Assistant Secretary o ~* Teo - 2 2 pz 38° Fs oe Oe mere fir ne tel? sounds but remewed yr. Ses - ; — % Ann Aro 4a% 4 —. er Vcr Prendent GE M. PYLE, = & 34% 3F% $ Be ae S008 06 te che eure “ r wpler”. | Middle Stare Of ay §4% rt . co = 121 %.] a5, ° ' GEO. G. CHASE, : end Sareery GEOR Assistant Secretary ~ » = it% It% axe d 3 ; ; * -_ oa el _— es C\s Pore ea ow 4 _ . 4 " = om & r _—- rd >“ .. | eu ce Prendent - BFHRENS, m ~ a oS _ : La z. ee = pal che “ mega oes anethe: —_ Fon mae a War 42 aa en ‘ 3 ‘ ‘ alt > 32's ° % >"s ™ * . WALLIS G. ROW Vv . R. C. Escave Ofte i. r & R 14s 4 4 + : . hee Bheetty before the cit rte thet Minneet'.» Menis 3 =5% mi3 6¢ : ) : os TON, Tresewrer ? UNWIN, Res! buna 18% 19 | 38%) 231 ao! ; ' ALEXANDER HAMIL = EDWARD Avaigr Dewar Mv a 23%" uo P| teat Merniume on chake = bea! gh- | Motor Whee 1 (sao! sii e i. t of the | A secant Treamerer Q. THORNTON, bas peatere seen Ss Ff po mee “ ie . . : 4 ~~ . . 24) > > , rd s e 4 . , sega - ‘ “= S ement ’ ? GEORGE Ee ? = _— —_— i 20 She iting wee in evidence through. | Hotor * er | eeu Or See pen 8 oe ee Condensed Sta , ae Se Anam to 2 corp, S6iy| 385) S25) Tr ‘ } the week, bared 07, ihe hein et: Nat need. 7. =. 22ON NIN BEN — S| nor amad ice os — % pan | LC. POST, Acsisant E iarme In! 019/085) Gea s & the ~ever te t st - . 7% 4: 's _ “> s 9 . > ae aad ’ I y ' ™ 4 . : ‘ —— = — ae i’ , wher features ~ a a : ” 43 “ “sy —il* RESOUR $2 err Tir 2 at 17% if : Bt 0%: Seon watt age 3 7. o6 | 62%! 8: ; Sw &....| 51S, 20%) 205 /—t& 12,821. ee ee et : age oage Ps nigher ' _ wheat be oo ae | aa Y > » 1%) +* oo oan f i a , Pat aGr? S&S coe eee ewer eee a 448.49 3 Bape new. . eu' en 6 ‘oo 1” ‘ een - wre iN 5 Z : as ee P. - * %— * Disesusts ........ ae Sree . . : Es: 2 * : ° tn Sy actor today 98 Ninning aemend pees ee _— 38% “ni oN wc = 5. * 9:3 % a7 : cae —2% Leans and seg Notes*and Certificates .........- 10-475 634.22 — ~ ae - ee s ea! ” ‘ Me bw ‘The onlare~ ae oghes aed" do pra . . ————— ae > = hy U. & Liberty Bends, ° ee eeeteee , 2°95 293 “ c Ry 7% 7% ani oa & af 7 ' — 4 -* a — ee ~ aaa | 7 . ’ * i at > = nt «nan en Oe nat aatieatiiantinaalied > ss - =. on ‘ = ; = . Os eae of eece Poon Oe ey | a SaSRTS See 1. [ys Ce Liberty Benda, Netw end — 039.953.03 Ae ot ot otis j ey fret GP vy ~—* a a aa viet 41 capers. 5 "3 ihe 30e- — et re . _ " Rea) . , cceT Aaaces .. 4, . , . s ¥ a - Sac * co aon rs ryt eae —_ 2h oe Pe Poy _— A re _. ce is ivdeer & Ma am % > 8 ’ Cash a5 Due from i rm ereerereeentse 08 as | 4 Ce 4% 2 48 ery 7 : a ae Mamet be St Me today an! | 1364 nines. reund. $4 : ' ie Tisy tie = 8 I ae not collected .....+++ ce eacos 106,852. * ey y & W268 206 268 Oe t Pechia lial -' ee The om tarce4 | a co -. 4% 104% — terest ° ee im =' T ¢ plit® if2%. Bs « 4 of 8 aes i . arte! — 7 — ‘2a 7% ‘ . . 3 ath Gawd 64264666 P ane SM f tw ancoursaine Duxing Mut | wa VEGETABLES. aE Rap Tr % 30, RS Other Assets ...... $43,670,835.17 | "= won FO 10% 104 I ., din e sien © | . 2 ‘> 5% ~ inde . ‘= a ; ru _- . \ st rr? ? aia - ~ a - > > - e ~ ‘ er: — 4 é ee we en han amitmente ane | RTICHOKES—Cal!fornta le eee a em) % sP a: - oe @ 24; @ : Mipore to atice ta “hair oO ee touny Were) = ARTICHOS ; mnemensed ber ope “eS » % | Py S8T * 2) Ohh 4k | Bh. : Se of tienes Bainoune 88 a wn rete... ap Me. aa, LIABILITIES pBeree O ai 3 a Wego th Hoge ee | ine sifc0. | 5S to $4 per’ wa EB) a@ aa . 3,000,000.00 ? Senge 13 13 i = m= aan e ore coer 4 much of Leulse na. » Trad “ae _iforn ia. & te Ma , - oh ;3ar 45% i — » ee ° = — ' 2 ee a ae e atrenet> | ASPARAGUS 530 two $4 50 per ?— 7% TA eee eee eee eee eee eee 4,.324,775.03 ARD MALLINTEROST Sl Ge, Pre 2% 17%) 17%... & ot ™_ o- ni ne’ at cant “be | Sees New Temes, SH) tc . Mier & St + . oa * 7% oa 2 . Capital eee eeoeereenee* Profits eee eee CeCe eee ee eee 64 $06.31 _* id ‘ Maillinekred?é . om te te 1% i. : Se : . the | tae ae gee tention — $2.90 per ee as .: + Trdivrided ceccece : esseee — | |} oe f.. 3 » see Die. ce 2 th atten. R—Calfornia, 92-4 MKS at ~~ 7 and ceccceeceoeee .000.00 Chemical Works me - = Pe te sey) 58%) Ss 4 " . ~ 4 ws ewe ~ Comerared = tte ton “A ULIF Lowe s* - ~ Moa Pa: . 75 “* ‘ . > - ° S Burpius . ts “vx eenreeeee > R r Bank. . 3,000 ‘ _ : sana ‘398 305 o* Pa % oF try Re : ~tie es Pfle saggy te | —~a le m -i¢a. ee” on to $s 0 ne in @f4 _ a? \&, . 4 e : Trearned — Payable to Peders. 134,672.08 ; ~, > co A + F 23 ‘ 2 ; : ile ten te TT ities * | CELERY — Fe age “ ¥ State Rr ee , or eeeeeeee _—. 4 ~~ een - and del CEL : ® ‘ seeeerer 140,8790.4] wn + 74's e - 3c ‘ewe ' ; Se *e OT & M ‘ , 114% . Red:scounts of Credis os ad : mul . * 4 Sg -~ a ) -“—- OTS—Heme- grrr ~~ 49 per - ¥ Cent 7 “ea%, 29 —— ~ and Letters eee e te eeeeeeeeesreeee . 18,191.36 Peiry ’. Ce lll te 3 “ \ ~*~ - “ARR = _ ‘ s° o . 5 “~* - Acceptances Taxes ** $: . ; 57% oT | nS bd . = en en omy .etras. o . x" NMHAN @ 7 4 . “2 Tg tee and eeeeere of ower Ts EB Pr a7% ¥ E ster. Eees and Poultry |:* = ~~ = Ss | xvo 6 Wt.) 20% 20%) 20% s > ‘Reserve for ote eeenenserseeoessece 32,987,819.98 che entive wassure the Sa. Lewis rw Rice S| TH 8 | : R Eggs and ~—— | CUCUMBERS —iTinoia, 3 doesn, Ms ae BW OS eu ae ee Other Liabilities ...,.-- ccucccsocsanessesssocooe Trusts comenitted 69 PP Temp RC tm! ots & a en es, : . ~* _— ye 4 in © mpers : i e to we -_ - * a ™ meu. ; ee ; vw +x ~@e > > ' bd ~ - Exclusrvely rT « i , t : ional, orders vw country cand , re | box. ‘Ch —Californ!s SS wel ta A. §: Tomy 7A%) = = » 2 a ao - — e geese) LET TUC ; home-arown bot at *.Ls me = 224 3 = is a ee ~ Louisiana hampers, $1, Chicago Sunteert & D es ee tureae@d fic w size We to | per a e der. . Tbe to i A, shania as i *s. 4% °* ‘ss 34% 134 4° 1 eae souwrding tee ened | ircstakD GREENS—A‘odama. phe, | Soa Ry S| ona 86% > a a 8m ms eo. Pricee are fterncen carted. tek ! ‘ttumphe ~ of. a 4 1 sy : % ; eee hecelnte ‘'e pe ‘ —_— a al POTATOES —Flor-ca Teras sack Rn Pee 6... ; i Vagraeee * Fh. SF %e. S7%i 4 trad! 3 at soar ' s a. | ‘om « i we SS - 100 "he a ” '? iS. % ° estres. & - . “&-| $2.73 to 25 ser i - On Texas & Ps Ss g% Senile. «indeed da 3c: be } re to $5.2 . 3 °S ene I , Xa : Sy e. © ~ | .* Sa tom phe red. ofd_ $3.7" nd Third A’ ‘40% 139% 140% -~ ¥ Sireta, Jou’ oe al YNS-—Farcy red. Sl «3 SS. = vis “om 49", 1394 14 e 1 ao nl her t ONTONS rellow . sian Te »' > “4 > ‘’ a : : ? ee rt some, hg erate el. te 3 . Se) ofa 4 7 a - a aaa | , , " ad ese EY : ahte = 4 -* t2..> 6] eeu 8 — _ - na = . 7 —_ . * caislem, Ste, erinte tte bein + steeons | RADISHES— Ark per Gowen on oe ‘a ma ; -< ~ - vig Peet OS = ‘ * . - = = 3 ; natn ~ es ry eT ab age _—— rod 4 7 '- per aur eR 3 28 Ca R er.... on i snk, 4 | . | . we mO: S nueme Gocper wound’| SASSAFRA: 4 $1.20 per) woesh tt ae 42% * S60 wr oo » aus” a 9 , . dunches wclt—Texas, ‘Se to 3 “ “a aS *2 "e 12%: 3 u— % s _ per eG 28e fer wound. 23 “ee. SPtn ‘ancy renecked @ we. nell we 354% —2% . ‘a tea _ ™ -— " pas) + @ T. Fow'a, 22 ta bu ber tf q Ms od a ra. ‘eghere hens — ' TOM ee oe ©: Mextcean *-hes Weet Pax ' 12% 5 se : aes, ' o @ bes Ss aan Ore h— ~< 3 i7e; fall chickena, LTS besket crates. eed fancy. #5: Vaue . ~ Bat come Shoes tea ae eet " —_ ket $4 ~ a and ore, 35.50 to WH. ‘
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DISPATCH ~~ jeer The Daily POST-DI H | > 7 z -DISPATCH al 5 Ci $5 y alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 —_—— ered ! 2 4 2 EE : } "a | ; =! HO DEATHS A | WHEAT ADVANCES | | P NEW YO RK l | | 6 MARKET IS SLOW | BITTER—Entered into rest on Friday | GRANI —— EATHS » | ONE eee Ma he ] DEATHS | ‘ ‘- | AND PRICES LOWER April 10, 1025, at 715 p.m. Catherine | 6, 1925, Michael Granicke, beloved om O'NETL—Catherine A. O'Net) entered into SANDERS-CURRY — Entered se | | : ; Bitter (nee Herzing) Mev el se wife ot ane of bea tnemee ee GranicRe, beloved gon | rest suddenly Wednesday meratng ati Saturday. April Teer he « = hd - & thony Bitter. dear sister of Joseph Herzing. i 2, anicke, dear brother of | 7¢° residence. 4470 Westminster place, Heien Curry (nee Sanders), dear wife of itech sar. 1k THB consis! 10 the Post-Dispatch. EAST, LOUIS, fil, April 11.—(U. 8 | *8ed #4 years. Perec end Frenk Grenicke ond Mrs, BF. | ee eames Onrnntan ire wineed | Halen aah ae inte” mother of Joba. local stock mar-| | 1 . TORK, April 11.—Following {s @ list of sales, ni Department of Agricu! f Funeral from the Leidner chapel, 222 Funeral Monday, April 13, fre sul ae ew Age riender, Mrs Wiliera | oes the late Emmet Curry, dear ) 4 les. highes+ 1 : griculture.)}—Hoze—Re- ape), “| oe woe ae al Spaare 9a8 bologna bulis steady me — of re from the Provost- | Fairmount avenue, on Monday. April 13. | 2..™- to New St. Marcus Cemetery. De-/| er Fa ne Pla gy cata hione ap grandfather, broth- eg Sane A beet Victor 4 a>. ea) si 1 1k 1G 1004-4 BPA Tecate: aries tome 8) O75) | 2 0do mp wre ta Ora ccc! | Remers rua, Sana holce an crear, | Yard wil Saber gio Norah Grand bowie: | Lt Se m.wtp"Bt: Stinew Church "Tover: |geeend Sag 6, member of Bux, Baer & PO peri ea cctenne, 2008 | } o f — -trr = — ‘ga 3 A T a 7 , ° ‘ . ‘ oad a Rrra ne enn : | 14 . 14 Ape _ 75 to $2 | rer: | L yr on ; ’ . Vv ; ‘emetery. ie7) | . . unera!l from f 1} reel 2000 -— E 7. — {oR ots _ lot, ween M%—%) . SEPTEMBER WHEAT 3% Be de gH 6%s 83 83 $3 | 83 | “Nika se+:+ | feeder Aang A ere aed Stocmer ane DEISS——Entered into rest on Saturday, | HOLLAND—-Entered into rest. a ) ma (nee Buehler), beléved wife of Charles F. Holland and sister of Theo. Holland and) Albano Runde Patterson. beloved wife of | G Frau Cemetery. Deceased was a! Reward. ‘ovr 108 ik. C. 130% 1°28 ran & : = , wi 98 vs me lewue 6 § Canario C 3% = ~Oc' Slc | tured steers, $10.50: bulks for week Deiss, beloved mother of Jeannette. Ber- | Robert A. Holland Jr. | James Clayton Patterson. dear dau member of St. Francis de Sales Benevolent cuit AND OVERCOAT—lLest. = Mi 84% — | — MAY Gor — 2 Ha 6s 98% 95%) OS% .... 8 Ch Ext M ! Tie oe Pr thy 3% atecra, 38. to $990: fat light vearlings pice and Lois Deiss daughter of Mr. and Notice of funera)] will be given later. RF, Se re. Fred W. Runde. dear ~°°'**- ic7) |)” Guy, between Grw nd Kingshighway: wT! : 7 asf ce |? ‘ €1050: co = ; Mrs. irn). . : . ; : ; ome : , isola —_— te. 1. te Beene be Al 98 | 88) | 98, | OS%) i O cop mM 34) 3%) 3% wee lial 04.56 to OS ones ars yo eriniaw stster, sisteriniaw and niece, ee eee ee ee Reade set Go ent of tel Ie io ee eee Ueerel sowess, . Col COMREY TEES a 1Chi.. sb1i % 107 44 410 70-113 y We a #5 St 7s ‘35 108 eu et Ate '190 Dia B R os ; oi 8 Sheep-—Receipts. 100: for. week. fat at the age of 22 years and 6 months. gs ee BL Pe ee aoe of Mr. and Mrs. | ter of Geb Olam tee aa aE Ee nae eee, |. C305 8 OSE hh logy sca NR ish? 108 “102% 102 | 8S Ens GM aoe 4¢ | Sc | 8c |lambs mostly 25c higher: cull lambs and Funeral Tuesday, April 14, at 1:30 p. | McMullen (nee Howiler). dear father of | at the oan at Ee dae dear sistes-in-lew | Funeral services at Boston. Burtal at ee tect. beart scar at reward ‘2 ed / LES sr Toe ie wtt Ss s PD 102°, 102 U2 “'& ltd Ind | 3614 3514! aai:! are aged sheep unchanged: week's top, $16: | 7 from the residence of her mother, Mrs. irne FE. McMullen. Mra. William Caudel, Rema! ; | Cavers Cemetery. Monday. Apri! 13. at 4 | eos on a dm Wille Lime and Ce- ovine &. Ljis3% 110 °114%% | yo cit 8 P &l. 04 04 04 | 04 10 Frureka © 190 | 19 z, tt 35% roy Oe | amb vt fe te, $16: culls, $12.50 C. H. Buehler. 255 Lemay Ferry read, + i at Covert and our dear grand- caneane 6 4 eee {si Delmar ) pigs MR. desiring to attend intermen ret 6 to mu pot r @ + ley " Pesepey E me ~ Be ..cee , « . 40 Forty N _ © ae © | 20c o $13; bulk of clipped lambs. $ 175 to| Luxembure, to Carondele cvangelica Tr. a : _ Mm. Sunear. ADr' 4 Q aasernble at residence ag ne Close, |(3u- i 110% 114.% : be 4 i orty N M! 25c | 25c | 250 | 2 $12.75: one load to outalder 3q.| Church, Michigan and Koeln avenues, F ‘71 12. Funeral same day at 2 p. m., from Mra, Samuel Reber, 67 Vandeventer place \K. ¢ 107 = 104% 107 * aC ue D 109% 109% 10944 {109 % +s ell wt bc | Be | Be ‘ _— _| choice Nebraska woo! ewes. $0.50 balk thence to New St. Marcus’ Cemetery. (cl) april ii, . ee re end te welnns aren aren Grand boule. | St 00. ma. ae SHPTEMBER GoRN . Con Tex 88° SO % R414 RST 82% lo "a 10¢ 10¢ | 10¢ | Tie woo! ewes. $9.25: few clipped ewes. $7 ae = : ; lla Cemetery. (eT) |SADMON-—On Thursday, April 9, 1925 a Ee ne ‘Ne E il Cee ws Ge. 26 Of 08 A w M Inc’ 24c¢ | 290 ‘pe, | da to $7.50. EGAN---Entered into rest, Friday, Apri! MENNEMEYER—E£Entered into rest on PREDOCK—Entered into rest. Thursday. . *°45 p..m.. Valentine Sidmo 1 1 OB 106 196%, | mu 114 "6 lil, 114-% 5c v NJ ‘ ants © Hecla M .' Sa: _~ Jc ate en Tee ao ea 10. 1925 at 2:15 _m., Martin Egan Thursda A , Avril 9. 1925 1:2 . ’ | busban e : nh. omore : t0pm a ze) | + 1 a] 91 | 901 2 154° 15 151 : ee A ORCA ae OE a ' }. P ; y. pri) 9. at 8:50 a. m.,| . at 11:50 bv. m., Harry ¥. | d of the late Virginia Sidmoa (nee oS, ae Mo, WIM kK. C.108 % 1064, = 10a i a Ke O2% 92% 2% 92 &, ~ Howe S n a 15% | PT RT Te ee poreved npeoene of 5s angle wee mean, bee gee Mennemever anes Boedeker }. | pregeck. beloved PL a Lene Rose Heya. i dear father of Edward H. Stan- e@2%) 62% MAY OATS » 4C pe Z —s 2 rot fee. w vt tr cfs’ 18% Ll. | Tr | e10V ather © Olle uchanan an relict oO erman ennemeyer, be- ock, dear father of Norvi P ock. ey . and Mrs. Grace Witt. age 78 " ; me —- Co7 5.104% 104% 104% 104% | 60 In 18%%| 18%) 18y | Che Kimbi ur de fatb ’ dear brother of Mrs. O. G. Gibson. Norvill. | th 9 day . 7S aoe piosat |e oe ABA vestiress tale sah 303% | Bo gy one 2) 18S) Go| Bo 38 Spariee imbin, fod car dear qromdiaiber| red mots, Sir and hegwat fies dans | Roe eaten haar has "ef a et | tom Sal Siday. April 12, at 1 p,m ov mi Foie Y OATS. pT&R e101" ey Mt | 14 Key CoCo ‘ z c c| 9 Fu 1 Sunday. Apri] 12, at 2°30 p. m. T. Bernard J. and Fra “ ' . B. . uncle o ntoiae and from Cullen-Keliy feneral chapel, 1} 16 Rico 100% |i 45% 2a ~— aay Foe cea 22%) 92%) 02%) B3% 13% NF zinc ..'100 185% 1b9 iaeshe DEATHS teense! Buronre 8737 Lucky wtreet, te | Meyer, and our dear crindmatie?, toner linn at the sanel i yarn lier. Sellar Darenebe National Ceme-| ~ leather | 91%! 91% oe > ES TEMBER GLE > 9 Gen a Pett gs pt ns sonst {oR i 2 Nipisisng Ke 6 ad be — ly ( Valhalla Cemetery. fc) } el Oe gee , penaene , Funeral Sunday. Ary Az. at 3 bv. m.. pe ey. Nl elgg No tc ym lavatory: «ift from mot ; rew ¢- } BB) SS [1a a et Wen Cop ..' 3%) 3%) 36; ga |. Birnie of 5833 Bradley avenue. beloved | Dorothea, Broadbent (nse Essmuelier) and| land. Please omit flowers. (c7) Denver (Colo.) vaners pviease copy (cf) ‘late Jamies Stitts, dear sister of M - : 66 444 6A y r* ef tes a nnn p 2 L 4 re. ro” PY 1? Ms 10248 10° By SS husband of Susan Birni (nee Dou las) Frieda Eessmueller, our dear sister, moth- MII LER—Entered into reet Th William Enwr ht ; d . Any 104 1104 __ ee * Se SS 113Xb ee Me POW 10.00 Bs isa FEF pons : —— ee a y), Gear fatuer t a and. )p. m. Interment Bellefontaine Ceme- ' sister of E ‘ = — 7) 00% 9) 7 conte. " hedeined eree oak a ame 2 Shaweh as 10%, 100% 100%— 100% 6 Veast whites, ‘firsts Ppt 33C; Paci. William. age Rolls seaky aaa tte. Otto Fette Jr. dear son of Otto Pette | tery. — (8) Snathowe ‘Coat et eee Funeral pn eg aY>- FOUND BY POLICES. 9 ‘ee 100% dia. wheer the Punjab Provings ~ Ds Gions-S 68° 101% 101% 101%...... fumed Cheese steady: receipts ~~ 34|Dr. M. J. Gessel. and our dear grand- yn ae a © gg: a nll = seams =| taine Cemetery. (co?) | NUS. On Sunday, April 12, at 4D. m. «c) rete es Gn vee. and’ chauéfeur’s woe) We , Ox ; : ° 4 | 943 uncs. tie ~“ipis, 7.63 : ’ , ci ; ‘j ee ant Roctsstatatecln ‘ : — ~s : - 5 _ ’ wash ose | 2 2 Golde BOO Nahas nt SMM Be Hie tess 2s (88 88 [POLE wrone. anes oy pany ne | Pera tog, deny ot ter duu | ES Mindetet ot ahaa a SMEARNGIN otred, inte tet on | %Bitne Pie E | ree | St okt, hg, local cash grain Be 580 NY6%0 107% 107% 107 4 107% qastanions’ unnant, Geetatiows. spotty | ter, Mrs. Dr M. J. Geneel. 13854 Marcus | oriole, of Be See Sk Tt as a0) Tee qutchont war to get Rome es TUNE IN om POST-DISPATOR | Lorretin’ Siren rete (eee Hatt bolo ad | 224-104. ant sae B% 108% 105" | mand, prices being 7e to 13c highs D ber kco os 89 Ft ba ost | mills Me wag Dreseed op uitry 8:90 o'clock, to Fee k AOrH 15. at] p. m.. at, the residence, 2568 Avitagton a eS + RADIO WANT ADS — especially | wife of Harry Swearngin, act), beloved |“ KEYS—10, on ring. Sixth Distrlet. 1% 100% 100% | whest also wae scarce and 0c singe oO 8104 104 104 / ment in Calvary Cemetery. (67) "Spnetontl . «, at pate an . Sunday. M art. Mrs. Eugene Tebeau and ; — > i ‘ Si. See ee ee cee = . Cc ‘ F a ee ee | Sec ee ee ee = = a == | “!Demand wae fair. © Righee «66h US Riss uneral frum Ar.hur J. Donnelly pariors, 1% 90% 91% | “A ec to Se advance tn wheat tua . .-°3 ee LOL MS 101% LOL 101% | “8846 Lindell ‘boulevard, on Monday mora- | 4] BUSINESS CA B% YO% 95% | near the opening was the reapenns 1 US Rud) : mes April 13. at 8:30 o'clock, to St. Pts e4%| 86% a buliian Goverument Pm Ge 355 98%, 98% 97% ..-0-! NEW ISSUE | coreen's Church. Interment in Calvary eeissaniaaeiiadiaiaatiaall Dis, GO 60% | ton, anticipating @ wield ot cals Boise 370 97%) 97%! 97% |. o0we | APRIL 11, 1925 _WALKER—FEntered into rest Friday. : 000 bushels or 116.100.0000 bug © 40 & Rud | 7 pieticat ticatae _ April 10, 1925, at 5:50 a. m., Elizabeth Hi 96 | 06% / cr than previous yeare :120.. Tee D @%s 388 97%! 97%! O7%!..... | | eaiee ep (nee 8 Nance). witee of 26% 96% | ment figuree were issued Pa¥ec Oi) 79106% 106 (106% (106 | ee rr ciner. Seer siether 6s : BM | S245) 82% | Otto bad higher an cheowt a DW OM 64s 98%) 8X) 98%) 98% 4 4 ee, Serie. me eS a ae dat Pdr ote A Bg Be | ped ay r Sap M St. o1 | 91 c 91 - = | panne A img our mother-in-law and 24%) O45 lin the rise, Jul ind sau nOXDS * Funeral from th Bae! p612| you | heiter early.” ee ben! PORASGN (BONDS. | O e t ] daughter. 24454 North" Spring. avenye, en 2 | * : i mg Ss. 94! va | mete ' ‘elo os Ths P45 $1.39% @ write 5 Sus corn tae fs Se et 44%, O44, O44, ....- | g ro ers, nc. : Interment In Zion Cemetery. =" bs BOM) BiG 85 | Se Loule Onah Grate, OM on pit =, 80%, 2035) 20%) 80% | c Wares as ateres into test Prien, Avcl | CARS ) Ss | Me 67 Fr Nat 7s 7815) 7715) 78%) 7 / | at 2D. m.. Lillian § mm) 00%) 80) Sales of cash grey om i Fit te 94) 938! | | 6 | G Id D be tur | (nee Summerskill). beloved y | —_S20€,__ 20% ct 1% 80%| 81% | Change Saturday were as ade on thee Te Et ee ban: O8m | MSe| OO | /O Oo epen es | Heywood Watson, 4453. Shaw. avenue, | GARAGES built. ] r * ey any + Dale nage Pala, « oeeens st, fame 22 Swiss G5's 101% 101 ly 191 1% °Y OL % D d A pares $336 tea oh pare Cae ORES GS re Pt, 75% 757% 4 5emple grade red winter wheat... Sige 10 Toho F 7s 90%, 9034 0015 '100% | ate 11 15 ; ° | ' reste ens tt ee) an No..1 hard wheat...... - Sr! ) Ee Te 90% 90134 00% If pri 1925 : ns Remains at Fred M. Williams’ par! iia 7% 47 ‘ Se : mired wheat... .. ee a oe ; ’ (With Certain Conversion Privileges) Due May 1, 1940 bmn Delmar boulevard. until Monday. I | OASPECIFICATIONS. . OG! pri | No 3 yellow corn......... eee a Pane 1M 21 Oe nterest pava , a ae oo - JOBR 8 Eiscop Gabie roof. 4 one ory * Lo 00%, iE PIR gy Mt ORE BON x A OWT S307 23557 33% B5%, roses ll soe Sie ay 1 poet ae pane” 1, first payment November 1, 1925 (Interest from April 15, 1925). Coupon debentures in interchangeable April 13. at 2 p. resnsl stsect. Menaas. tee door. oe mee ee iy oO Hey, No. 5 white ~~ er sna ll : v0 G80 p- ihe tas tee ee Redeemable as a herent and $500, registered as to principal. Principal and interest payable in New York at the office of Dillon, Read & Co a es Ser Tey \S GARRET ul 10 No. 3 Whit Ns ae 4 GSO 110 ) ORES Se e ; ‘ . ° . _ ' C4 . : si ac\ : oS one an oa tees GL Me 9500 jTO si ete + Aa iat cet. telat: aimanin # in part by lot on any interest payment date; the redemption price to and including May 1, 1930, being 110° and inter- | WILLI— Entered into rest on Saturday.| o>... Uy oa? 3, ; u= | No. 3 white cate........-. “ese, Me. 103i PL 143) 9143 (143142 : e reductions thereafter of 1°¢ each year. Interest payable without deduction for federal normal income tax not exceeding 2° April 11, 1925, after lingering iliness | PLANS, and, spectigation® Phene Beic!) w5t! g1, | NO. + White oats........ me §63800 10 of Cn’ SR% 28%.) 28% 28 per annum. Pennsylvania four mills t fundabl i se ee eee Henry J. Willi, beloved husband of Emelia architect, $1 Uo. Ban) nant) pane | Sample grade white oats. ....43%@ E800 Ir C 1d’ Byte. 23% B31! 238% | Shine tar ee es teak eel mills tax refundable. Central Union Trust Company of New York, trustee. The company agrees to make applica- Willi (nes Wehrle). dear father of Frank | ese: ’ 03% 103%, 103% w y Siena on bk 2 = Mag Pet 134-1904, 134013043 se for listing these debentures on the New York Stock Exchange. - and Eine wisi. 2%! 03 New York Bank Statement, | 00 S¢. 0°" G70. &i | His) G4 Funeral Tuesday ry ant 1 ooy NEW YORK. Apri! % e yn sf of 64s 4 64 & 64 4 The compan bd ° ° . ‘ ‘ 7 tA. “s 5 | B58) 86 | condition of clearing house tacks CoM 300 PoP T1iBe 138 7 196 Ni 3ss | lus ett og — from earnings a sinking fund of $1,000,000 per annum, obtainable semi-annually, to Ccaned was a sember of imperial Teat ton * Pom | companies for th : oe Bare ‘ > psy ; ; : ° 527, K : BBM | HHS | oO | companies, for gine, Terk share ane 20 foiar Herzig “i218 31a 1G , if available, at not exceeding 100 and interest during the six months succeeding the date of each ) ES, SOR Ee ‘ol 101. | crease Of $26.333.290 compared with | 140 8 PL? 84 (St | 84 | 83? sinking fund payment, any unexpended amount to revert to th 10, 1925, Albert J. Wild age 49, hus ' 95% | 06 £310 oo excess reserve totaled « 43290 8 0 Ind 62 \ A % | 61%! 61 Z —— band’ of Theresa Wild (nee ich). ‘ 03 by bam 310,970. ig 400 6 © Kani 31% O4i,' 21151 33° | Teideetel H brother of Eliza Hill, Bertha Hediger and 5&1 76% 7 la )B O Ky 11581115 (115 [115 | . ; : | sa Hunziger. BN) ZO% 70% | No Cotton, Sugar or Coffee £0) 60 Ky 1159 )115, (115, 115 rederick J]. Haynes, Esq., President of Dodge Brothers, Inc., writes as follows: “"Bervices at Ziegenbein Bros. 2623 4 63%. 3% | kets 108 6 Ons46 “346 (348 (346 | | Cherenee reel Voy senlane, a. LET y %| 92% 924,| NEW YORE A 00 do pl 121 (121 [121 j..... | . ef me qoumas fa" « S102 102 cotton. and I ae igo (ee ane . BF 4 8.1 28 & A Dod Broth I . suse" MMPI Soro SES side yt 381 * Broadway. y | 708, | 70% | are closed todav 000 Vac Oil | 87% 87_| Si% 8* odge Brothers, Inc., incorporated under the laws of Maryland, will own the business and all of the assets (excepting $14,000,000 ____ CEMETERY LOTS _ (DO itr INDEPENDENT OILS. cash) of Dodge Brothers, a Michigan corporati he third 1 fae i hype oe, CEMETERY LOTS —4 choice Gerave lots ge --; et BE EC oat Cen Ce * g poration, the third largest manufacturer of automobiles in the world. From 1914, when 249 | yin rection 4. Memorlal Park Cemetery. | Victor oo = epee tat S168) Sh) SHi--3 cars were sold, to March 31, 1925, sales have aggregated 1,286,793 cars for a total sale price (for cars and parts) of $1,105,027,599, in wesc ort as cel) | ‘yi : Bn i sektlisatines “1830 | comparison with this sales volume of over one billion dollars, loss from bad debts has amounted to $32,141, sales of cars by the fac- tga, © Bo don wi BON) BO% 28%, 96% we —— cash 3 Distribution is effected by more than 5,700 sales and service representatives throughout the world, of lor terms. Phone. 3 Go.B cis 18%) 18t6) 1819)... -- 2 ich 4,77 — in the United States and Canada. Advertising expenditures, in addition to amounts expended directly by dealers, | | Woe Bis Cont ou .| 2am! gam! cam! 33% have ae more than $12,000,000. The policy of Dodge Brothers from the beginning has been to produce a car of superior qual- | M2 do rts ...} 8c c | & c ; se . 4 UST O. Beane Syed) 13%) 10 | 13%] 13% pe Aang le design, selling for a low price. Records indicate that approximately 90% of all Dodge cars manufactured to date are ; lerby O & : | i rvice. : RSO mee ofa ...j) 24 {24 | 24 | 24% wT LOCUST 4 Kirby Pet 3%! 315: 3% 3 ls EARN . : ? PERS‘ NAL ree 5 Bilago Pet . 6% 6 6 65, | The business h q INGS: : ee type Md pe to accident of latin : ray ~ Be {| Ge | . . . . ace gentiem at «rm d 1 Bank ones | 3%| Sk%| 3%!.- al aus Haskins & Selle “hn we rn. ate ee year. Operating results for the six years ended December 31, 1924, as certified by Louie. April 6. 5:4 p. mad rere. Mrs 4 Mount Prod’ 21% 71 21%| 21%, ? ’ ve peen as Tolliows: | Mem ; om ° ae P3N Brad O 5b, bs 5 5% SSS SS eae e floers, etc aS Mex 14.) 7%) 7%) 7%!....- Net earnings el ar we April 6th, 1925. 1 Onio F Cor 31, | 31, | 31 is Se Number of Sales before deducting ’ STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING “paste. raner a ? s eee ‘1S. +4 s S34 | - y ‘im , since 1920. | —MOVING B ont | eet steecerseees 195,116.98 4 A Supe: B 1s 1s Be Beveee et earnings 0 19, 6 . '¢) for the ear ° ° ; es.caveeee+s 615,454.91 tee i 145 (as | 45 | interest charge of > Pl on bh — saga e 31, 1924, as shown above, were more than 4.4 times the maximum annual | We teh wou whet tt will oust belewe We ees Farivar tes (°°°*° ate aaa a , “* : e ntures. e average annual earnings of $16,034,613 for the six-year period shown were | ioe start. Reliable, bags ¢ frm. AXD MOV: $11,715,246.40 Aver Gkk | 30 ATA) O74 26% 3'2 times this maximum annual interest charge. enac.a weuND.-lat.” ue ont ING CO.. 3200-08 Olive. Bont bit ir etfe w i' 13 112 “. lg Oe ' : EQUITY white: reward Benton 1009. @) |= — * — farmour pf 8&5 gS De : S eeteentheaes oooh Kori] -Q ; BEAGLE—Lost- vicinity Le . ee STOVE REPAIRG ERS BI Artloom p | 98% ORH 98 i, 98% tf ' S$ of April I, 1925, prepared by Messrs. Haskins & Sells, from the books of Dodge Brothers and adjusted to give - tglearah td, Kirk, JG Wachtel?) ~ mY Boies G ¢ as Oe Boe ‘ROE e ° ° ° ° ‘ILL OLDE R—lLos!t containin mane: dite a ge iy 1%) 1% a refi ag a of the business and assets by Dodge Brothers, Inc., and to the latter company’s capitalization shows cash Valuable” papers and jneurance receipts A. G. [BRAUER SUPPLY, CO. Board R ‘ : ' an e,°2 . . . ee*,* re war c ij sd rte | & le : by VE a % . . : 1 Car teri: 34! |% oy! Ss pede e aa 2 ee egra securities aggregating $24,155,004, total current assets of $52,422,321 against current liabilities of BOE ton tne —_ich ee ARREN McGINNIS, Aastetant Trust Officer Car P& 14.540 (340 340 337 ; - +093 net tangible assets of $80,658,682, after deducting all liabilities except these debentures. These debentures will be ,acitchman’s station pees, Beaten! WALES PAPER , en Pipe C : * 39 1, | ° . —— —= Se — ‘ . -_ * -~ GH B. ROSE, Assistant Trust Officer is ge 19% 19 19% 19 ollowed by 850,000 shares preference stock entitled to cumulative dividends of $7 per share per annum, 1,500,000 shares common Bie PRINT —Last: of | the —~TRler ESTIMATES chéerty ily TE ae “he . . ~ . : “ oe ° " . . . . . , Oy z ‘ » ; gus antesd. WARD G. GRUBB, Jx., Assistant Trust Officer a con ‘ist 18%) 38% 18% peer a A and 500,000 shares common stock class B, all of no par value. This stock will be issued almost entirely against the sole’ Go. ine Xe ae ee ‘1 ‘ A. MURPHY, Assistant Trust Officer P00 pid jae” Bis) 8 cain established earnings power, which is not assigned a value in the balance sheet. The 850,000 shares of preference stock, each share BRACELET Last, noid ot CALL PAPE Bb new 74% : 34% 47 - . . . . . . . oo : a . / feware MP yeu. “= com tpapaed et ie on en ae CONVERSION PRIVILEGES. ° coy Mies. A ‘G—Lest: lars fr pte. _ a 2 Coty o > i @ oe +" , : _ . ° , . , ‘ OAL RAWING—I ; . a ; — ieccerse acer POF, 1 wi S8%/ S845) Sky) SSN These gos er are convertible, at the holder's option, into common stock, Class A, until a maximum of $30,000,000, principal man and girl “lettering a! —— o PAPER Via GING . . ~ 9 - - ‘ ! ° . “pring - daneer ” a af : . . . ‘TON, Auditor * Pc @ R14) 14 i da | 14% | amount, have been so converted. In conversion the debentures shall be taken at their face value, and the values per share at ai Lindell “and. Bayle. “or between }icn | Measongbie’ cuarantesd. ' ut g? ~ ? ai, . . - ap n e Dane A) 2545) my which the common Class A stock shall be taken shall be as follows: $30 in the case of the first $5,000,000 debentures converted ; | Feturned in geod condition, ira, Beek | WALL TORS Apamter 10215 102% 103 $35 for the next $5,000,000; $40 for the next $5,000,000; $50 for the next $5,000,000; $60 for the next $5,000,000, and $70 for | aot ie a er apace 48. te?) | aor . ) o + v5", v 4 o . ° ‘ . . yew : ii oer . on y. het ween . AAO FI. ORR ge gy fee te! ar) ats] ana ats | the next $5,000,000. The company may provide that prior to delivery of debentures purchasers may elect to exercise their con- | biitche!l ay. and Richinond Heights: 1. | 7 ' ' a2? ) a a . oe eS oOo . ; Purine Co. . Sewecens - eS Lewd 9 Bec: Sauda ‘ete Hein pe oe ease gm Class A additional to the 1,500,000 shares shortly to be oustanding have been author- COLLIE PUP—Straved ftom Waren — . RUMSEY, 8 ‘anada 73 ié¢7T6h 78 ‘472 e this conversion. i ivi , ; near Conway. white Collie female pup Rae «=a Vice-President State Natio Me weris iis isa } 42 ized tor t Accrue interest and dividends will be adjusted. Common stock Class A and common stock Class B ech marke: reward.” "Phone Wrdows | @ACT pape emai al Bank 1 Gen G & or 4 are identical in all respects except that holders of common stock Class A have no voting power for any purpose and that holders OIA MOND BING lee ies Wr cca | he xinde wi “ La iy Mfg. Ce. JOHN F. SNEPLEY Die. n'a) 10%) 464! 46%)... .- | of comrhon stock Class B have exclusive voting power for all AMQNE Sine —ee: Gee We tneee. | a Chairman of Doerd y gy Bg R #45 M4% Gta, RES 4 P riora purposes. Neii Martell, 3803 Shaw. ¢ rand eit eS : g-3e*o ded o- 2 : ° . . . . . . be — Crate a Vercet. 5 (ts . vat cee ‘Sag trace | Earnings for the year ended December 31, 1924, adjusted to the basis of the capitalization to be existing on the issue of these de- Ovi aet Hsien” ball Temsaley eee = , ~ rte ° m ji . ween ee © ie: newe Medicine Ce. a Nuttig Sach and sr nila 15%) AT) 17% UT's | . bentures, were equivalent to $3.80 per share on the 2,000,000 shares of common stock to be outstanding upon such issue and for the nie name of Dale: blind i ome eve: watt ace» nase my! A 8 6%! 6% 6% | guarter ended March 31, 1925, were at the annual rate of more than $6 per share. Di—Lost. chocolate colored with pia ppustes ted Simmene 4 Ing Can R “ort, "tae =" t% =0'6 MANAGEMENT: }sif Flureme |) parks. Vietor tt ardware Partner «6 991, 901.) ean) ea” . ~ . ; , ; . DOG—Laet: small wire-haired fou tersier | arate Ps 104 * 1030 nose 1203 A Representative board of directors will be elected. No change is contemplated in the present active executive personnel. _male about ‘a mesene a ale teen | Man BR% BS%, BS%!) SR7 ’ at waite mersings: reware if retermed | ky Sti 8h oot ih. seis | We offer these debentures for delivery when, as and if issued and received by us, subject to the approval of legal proceedings by counsel. It ts erpected | ee ae we Fo-wat ma | | oT ygf? D ben 101% 101 : Rs, A | that delivery will be made on or about April 20, 1920, in the form of interim receipts of Dillon, Hiead € Co. Arrangements may be concluded whereby, DEL: pumer: male. white with | A Na: ne oxi S606! 24% | 26%)..... | prior to delivery of debentures, holders of interim receipts can elect to erercise their right of conversion into common stock class A, thereupon receiving Pn: Fe) ml pone ae Mm Pi ad este | wat ee sinha xT f ‘ i230 246 (2809 1247 an interim receipt of Dillon, Read & Co. for such stock, when,as and if ready for delivery. answers to name of “Deure:” $25 re | 3 Piret Ne- . ncmeaaten m a a. 112% 112% 112% i HY i. Fouttor. Central 4100. +p. . . OP woes] 10%} 101%! | ) ! : ° . ol = = ee | : a President Firet Mational BES ve! U0! 19%) 185) 38 | Price 99 and Accrued Interest. To Yield Over 6.10% OaRee het, Veo cit. tepiomn Tr) amet allinek Benk oie we A 01%| 41 [| 41 «CO | FRATERNITY PIN—tLow. Pi Phi. y | ae y= re mekred@ = sous #1 : Mot.) of >t 4 aaa oR Be Phi, with | 7 F : Reag Corp 13 13 : <1 ‘ 21 g — copie rewe ee oe any 5a ay eae i} ;* eg snaneser |” 80 Get Pro OP Jeesee | Dill FUR—Isut. red fox fur. Friday Benish » | “EARN iam eons a ap pew ee en, me M0 Beas Sf8, 12%! 12%! 12%!..... 4 on, nea ; | peiemiaurant: reward. Benton $3). ____ | gprs inatractore: antes: BO President Beatmon’s Boal Tei Rao ’ , AT ore | Some ea ae Rae PO Lt! 59%! Sau) Bo |... : Guar & Co In | eee ee £364 pee ee fe of over $11 stand as security Rt pal Ba 106% 19054 /105%)... e atio | om an m Oo ew or alr ° Cc. ere (e6) Latin orivele jee ./ to the St. Louis Bawin 12,4) 22%) 25%! 25%) 25% | ? coat ae a 7 — - Truss Company | Pritt we | 29%! 29° | 2aq} 20 - | . ° ° "and Market Thuraday, a ot e~ rid nn chily ome oe _ * wiRR Weg (nt [130% | Continental and Co al Trust and Sa Bank Plage Sia Caste fa ies ah Se 4 Tree P | 67%) §7 u Meeul be | on en an mmercl rus an vings AREER tock erie 7 S 4 , “satle Mall, | } 2 eS i Thomp Ne! s 72! 8 8 ' . . . . am. Seuth Grand or ui - : : : eg = eee) oo) I | poliay night: rewart Grand O37, teh) | PRIORTE OF ame ee eee Bien | ry! cy! om... irst Trust an vings inois Merchants [rust Company obgieg tts a Sores z 3. he EB .. Trust Service meee ©) 15 135-433 | cael eS R Carbide PSS ficses | Diease ca ’ Tr a mA RR 1 »% Exclusively Bee Pele 3) 4%} 4am} seu 46 Th U . T c ° M & Co oo 3 i 1 pores ga! $88) 48848 e Union [rust Company Smith, Moore ar o 140 140 |. Op aa ee ae Ws ta Cleveland an en an ~ pte Bre vs e- _ The statements herein bare been accepted by Us as accurate, but are in ao event to be construed as representations by us 15% 7 » 4%, 154, 14 91 ot q1 9} e _ tr o- e- 4 * a ef ~? 6 % ar ‘ 27% i - nee —
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ST. LOUIS fete 6 ovcsr-pisrarcr. _ SF 37,091 STYUATION “Wants” last year—7,452 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. “8% _ APRIL It ieee 4 SATURDAT cok ‘HELP WANTED —MEN. Boys SALESMEN WANTED i a AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES s AUTOMOBILES ooms — 7 ; - 4OL_LLIEsS—tIf yvrou are a come .corer of the Coupes For Sa Sale Sedans For Saie_ oe Touring Car 3 Cars For 3 Sale a | rea. a alin terms 4 a : i orn nr rT) Oe 4 f } a wo hawt heer . . . - ~ Ate ° > /- 7. e — Pi. + _ _ -* % cates > — . 7 ~~ ates 7 waa ee — 2 > “ = LADIES—Leatn ha'rdressing man cur’ne. MAN —For oa, a a EEN ED e7 se ng asaagaae Eg : oy “ eal W— ToUung wien red Ho.stein n oe. 8’ ‘ae far Tevis. Authorized Ford Des-ers 3003 *: ROO _ marceline Meauts cultare bie future: = ms or oom a Twn | Mmernine shop, oe ee nn : oO eth J-montcs ces. proce Sh0: CHEV Ri LET —. massenger 7974 sust like new make ts an oo cus. EPA ia s Gay end nieht classes t Lou's Acai shou! i be familiar with tapis: midde owner moving a®ar. (Tas = Fitz- only drive * mdred i is CRA p sors MUTOR CORP.. (9) FORT —Fourng. 192 th good Kel'r + 7 ’ . G Tri ee mre? 7 ~ - ** ©The ~y - ° ~ . = . ar ™ 2 —— on . . = ts - {2 - > 5 eee et .. a + o 5 Ps s* ae 5 Ts . ae ’ os - emy of Geauty Culture 26 f! 804 Fine | and ontery ; mane me j r Ee » “c 0m : : es S AT ESSMAN Gerald. Hood and Lack-and,. Over and. Me nes &42;5 ees 4 and 6800 Ura’ rents. ot tires, motor fust 0 erhauled ae Ne a Te icf) h Ke "ar rp oui ieee ines snerienced im 8d-. SEIFIXGESE TO eens e el WERER' S 'TSED CAR EXSCHANGC. i 4924 oJ EWE i r _ whee! and par kis heht This car s ve 9 a . LATHES — uty culture taught the “a. Waust be experiel ° enciinlttneihinite dale mennianineel coal S adtias | PGES OOS red male: a °944 Locust. guawnierst. will demonstrate at 40/~ ~ 5029 CABANYTE | Ww 12- ‘ | r Moler way” theans betier pay. Day or we EC HANK S—Must be experienced on 4- | Settising. corresponded for $100 ro 8200 real bargain to the right party: froM FORD Coupe, 1923. $65 down: otber Grand. Price. Ferd Gesiers. £5. ‘bot-water bea: fer % aimil 5 evening classes. Call or write for cate! 3300 Tine Cub Co., | stiling: proposition good for 2. » $200 Engiand: 4 months. 7495 Teasdale s “trade. 344i Junia ~- Keccmatea~ ; BRA ND-NEW BORD | DELMAR 57 hig! i if . ee? a . : 2 ; ‘ . . or . . - - om re? a r > a = > . = rn 66 6m = - = = b. , > - oF hs ; : ~ —_ eo a aa eal ae eo a ntrade,_S44i Juniata ot, _"_ict) , FORD TOURING CARS — °S every Sedan; just out of warehoum We sre of 50 real bargains. Sto up; terms. “— VELMAR KL @ Pr, talk with students; we cuarantee post on | Fe 3 __ (cS) ag = et ARS. 2... fering this brand-new cloeei car at 5 Easton i “ . ; = s d . . i an ry A. — , : vr _ ad = : * _ ~ — - - . png - rwrty} : “- 4 ; | 140 to “tart — : @uating: dav >? ‘WEN—t sung aft 7} midd ~agec to ran on es” rt A ida ¥ s At SMEN ‘ ae 4 CLOTHING FURDS—6 ooOuUDbes. a : aie mo ‘els. rebou Tt mrt - sar ns. on a COU ) eed 1925 models her lr : — Bu uP terms 1906 La » i= “7 Pul4 regular nese - cee sf Ow a s mapa ge oe As a eo = van ; a FORD-—cCoupe, 1971 $5. » ISS, $185 ‘ai opportunity 2 ade tn the old oper - , ‘a , W ith aw nin - » a ‘ > a °; 2 ~ tt abe vy i3.1@ @i « ¢ 4. wel + .& bet * «e + ana Uv ?f } . - ————— - — a =. a ra a . > on hs ai - an cell A "s 3 ‘ Seamieaaie " ; . elegreph lo | 1 », th et. ‘em Pugean a a. ee terms. ‘ra de 3520 Easton. (@) e at big saving: rear to ve: Aways Excelier: share tert. ai - : —. “* 4 SCTENTIFIC beau colture taught + WoO! DERS—Benc 7 “ané os ——er i. wots: ee — aenle.d [15 N Vandeventer. Lip 64617 FoORD— eupe good ition. cheap. ‘STy i a a _—— ee y 2645 and O85 -" (‘sPaves. _ 9 eelent Mt an ; . + ockinenon Marine! — 4479 Mai cae Casing Oo BON w Gr rend@a) LP WE mi $ =~ Gillan _ Bros 1Gi2 5S. tancevens: aT 3 ues Coen += 0, 29th ss eS | HAYNES 1022 rere, ee 6-35 LINDELL BL. 3 , Call Cabany 424 = mn TT _6 he é a , , ? — ae yy 7%, in , _ = a r me Pet aa KISS FLL . n 15 pe To » ass ie Bhs % Ss? eT - : . : : gnonyne ‘ a ey ; = with srt curtains ¢ vn wi - : ee i y. = 3 7% tave taveh -voewrlt a ae yen , - AD — eR wits ercuals Dan tA, shoes ha awtitice far _ adel: TUnA SOSU Se eyo 8 = ae Vin pers a. rage a So .2sCe. | MET : & - tag. S27 Victeria Pléz Oentre! “eRe MOLDERS—Rench and squeerer. St lous 5 ms HELOR 2 Bi “ARI ROE gettin a ti 3 - : Phone rant | aie ' — — a = — M: WEBER USE/ CAR EXCHANGE. .- Twimar 4460 Wome Wrdewn 44598 LL NDE z ” oe _ Malicavie Casting Co. ,ROo N Brisa ct -“ very rea Sumal.¢ onid . ra niet” ‘ — 7 Peg eee . igi oe ¥ “ sis es 4 ® } el - +. Po Ps : ADE Ae —— . . roRlL- he EPS = } os 1 pipe 7 : ee ; S| > uf ate —_—- ETI 4% 10° » £585 soe Hi Ds »N—1921 Pan gio en s , ag os =e ’ “ Soe 5... 2 h eee . anal ————— ———~ j ge a c ae § _ a . phe e = i . im ." ° roe pant ang Trevver Avid s3iear% yr _ ae ‘K—And downsta ss Wo white; €a comet rated > —— apt ad —~ . -_ = " ” 4 . d — q cs * . . . . - = B . ne ee = ~ — 2 ~ F 7 ree | se? @ -ar ea Te a % --, . u€ ee barbrring ra. Our course ts ae pager ay eo me ge wie har COOK—Go home nights; must © good f-em $3 to $30. Del. 865 or Con. $961 ge Rom, 2 ott im overhauled. © MOUN—secar- cost Sire i325, Bet * res! $465. easy terms, trade 33:6 = 3 shert ané prect a! ay or even'ne Ee A Peis ait. mn 4 ma 4 : relerenues ea ed 28. + Lai ayette : ute : ‘ me 40H demonstraie at Sha ae wand gree ee? tarnme ‘43 Fastot ¥e. “ pio ae . seal a > A eS , 7 nda Py) Rios MEY , + and . siemens — Auto caus 2 iv & es eee - ; > — ; —— By (5S) ae 5 Cc asses (8 or “rite *or ome taiogu - ee 4 = ‘eal. 4 x Eset 'e MF ts L.. ai0 A . ,) = a dg deans , - > —_ a A en nn — — rr ae cs : : - ~ dner - . — a — Page * . —_——_—_—-— -—— ERAN DHSedan 370°3- new pelt tn Tok "ETT TOATRING 4 ; = rT Rarber i* "ere $10 ~ Reh =" ; enema . SE SCC ae c fi” s casi sienl aw oa 2 — -_ - «4 = a hr at " es , * RI nh et he . » Des o- ar’e ~ * a a Ss sc ° t: LA* ’ : os —* & - 4." 7 r ~~ * ete TRICITY BARBER COLLE: Tait \NIGHT MAN—Must be expenenced and; Saned t . ro le ager an CLOTHING Wie Highest prices paid ‘or — -—" cally: 42 Oppera sito “Woogs pane ae RCI erms. 18 Tarest: one of those fam bebies. Lor MEAP i* $25: cata'or Le tet re Oe n err tapes ta bring references Garage “Oy = Shas carting =. ~ ms _ i ae oe Ves ans sults aru ercoale ole Mies 20% . oO ; ce ; ——— om Suse! AF. ee . t2ke noboby's cust Toon t fai _ 4 , somes i & tric massace. hydra: y " , | Broadwa: Pee ee. St —- clothing. Call Bemont 3366. Auto cabe/ 7 5 — ——— ——s aa OVERLAND. 1921-— “Baby , @ sedan: comél- wor a chance ‘n_a ilfet:me to ze @ ~ VLAN i? - ; aypau hairs S11 Market - — -- murnmuemnuummuummuu_~nmewte | LS Ae —— EeeeTeences wrl¢ _ Bo " Dutes liarry Appetwaen, ew PR i*— nities a “Oo fe ‘eB? ) ERAT" I ([s—F pipe nippie Mac ine } cn , i —~a4 Sa i i ce mes . is aneiae 25 an » ten from F225 _ a on ; : As _ ane - “or J ar t0 De 7 2.2 i sae omnpoppnenreseee - sai tiene aie rd = ; a. Mer Aura aa t ~ : ned =er' da °s a ¥ 8 we ™a 3. ~~ $ yf terres Ve onde 2933 Oi L R: ba 1% RATE WAL WATl CLERKS now receive Apply 745 5 3d. ate ore a a C7) SisHwaSHER * iced: heures trom en $765: terme $333 Washington. (°° SS ee OT —————_ | Saar ye Hi $1800 to 92700 wearis’ pontottice clerks | PAINTERS —firet-clare outside. ©. SOU tes re-ae si “Ee nina Comment aff lake 24 models: ren REO SEDAN Re ie imen-women’, $1700 ©2100 hammer. 2336 N. Grand : . , Fags For Sale ‘ = ne, oe _~ . mm) Ww Pes mal car a LOT. weer ..* sTaD shi : $2.25 day ar mea s 3e% ae ;Ta* ois bargains, tertm@, trac 3333 Wasco ne T= excellent condition: @ wonderful buy iT MM +} rere s) ih) to $2100 se ‘A. arer ‘s im PAINTERS ) a GH Be im ae te a — - ¢ - aU} AS = you. for examination : 73 heoure Call o- ie . ' ur I > Me ~ ages. 1PUtA ayo Seon S juan a a - wi wl : ae LT ie. lan. refinished and reconditioned; guar- sit seaman SARAH 415 % : * rn ' a mre} > “4 si Lu cy ; . . — r - > - min >. i : ~ if? Le. ' mon" —— (ae . —* 5404 on “= e — = 7 - - , . oe }é $a = eS Se GiRLS—Sugar Bow! Candy Co.. 5333 N.|) porrMaAaN’s, 2341 | a Bomort 1854. * RD—1924 coupe. exzcevent cone anteed; $670 MAX WEL {—Toari ng: in perfect condi- cooking: all moderm 3 _— Let PAPER HANGERS—l10 firstctam: 2fr prand Linde 6110 Pee oot cutter ve ee seats cane ei 7) extras. price right for cuick sale. Huver WEBER USED CAR EXCHANGE, .| tien must sel today. bargain 1895 Gy math = other roomers, references. Lin- s ‘ ry. ane eigce work Pane Sidnes ; — a 2, =, ee mceeure en aan siesta i t i — oa a = —~ 4 ia rt - -* in. . 2 ; . ; “ . % f Wood River, til. _ sann a V enster el) _$ = we ——e ss —— ditian . Sis. > wen evenings and Sus- 47404 samen. Forest 2S55W -_ btaauty $195 dor. 3543 ogy 7) onan “d-floer front : a Bioe.y furnished a POT WASHER—Whbite mer kiiche -TRIL_-White or woman, experien =i ter | (USI AL Bmw gee oF 30: 2 tons or days Cleveland. Downey ster Sales, BUICK—4-cylinder touring: gun only GO00 i —— or Ault " tin ve eae” ~ : > GIRL—WV oO! o a. nceu, : - oo ~~ ‘ ‘ - — Po — - MOON 4.48 — Tourn ng disc —_-" 2 tires es. t a... OL Ss King ’ j opca crt UT ter weora Sy ‘ ter oe rthb _ more. $5.25. __Teimar 2 x) +518 De! m aS. aie entieeemeeeies ————————— co ‘} __ miles. 1805 Russell. a. ‘moet ree peel oon mechani 7 ‘ $50 Ww ATERMAN. ‘ > & 7: NGTON “BL. ? 4 AM. 1% ith) MECHANIC “* ——— et room and board Gause Hote) pone FORD—Coupe. in good running cendit.on BUICK—Touring, i924: 4-cyi.; —> | terme Woods. 3933 Olive. = -} conveniences; = freon private family ie AUTG MECHANI\ S HELPER—Sit Del- | PRESSER an tel Eas: ]8480 7 D—Couve. in good ruonipenihy pay-| brakes: Al condition; terms. 2007 Bele s¢ Foods, 3833 Olive, oo an bape ome i 7 s 23588. ° . ey ne gs oe er _ go - @ go rn ° + a -- —— -—— rs EXCHANGE —. - Te _ 4 hari ve Ferd Deg ers Te AS — ry a oe ‘ at Mw ! ‘'N —Spert touring 1924: ériv an 4 20 WESTw? NSTER PL i; “ AUTO MEC HANTC—Si" wants odd Re chance to ff a steacs tinh +O earr be — , o ‘ TAMONTS Wid —: o 3 karat wii ac- ws ~~" Se i err e = . ; ' gues -_ . mis a bus: : = ‘=z ~ - > - . P = wv ar 3 Sa Una rTe€ ° TS ” . ms 7 * > = . = = pal — _ - - ~—_ > ; e ww... =~. = = - ~* - . Us. bes + | iF Cali Wm. H. Edmondson. Sidney 27.5 scisres T@wir Hat Frame Co. 615 1 — Parner Can abd a fe aeee emt as part payment on brandc-pew 1-9 (moR! ——e 1954 .~ ent condtion 1CK baat orn ag Gienaatin A owveee by a doctor and kept in wonderfui —— a es ah © wOU ga 3 M : 7 4 we « =* ew ie Ford Sedan ‘ , Qs Post DP -4 ° 4 se eo 4 - $: ‘er — siatn enetsenieaiedinas 4 . : ) ee ’ ~- as ~ cor ‘or ~ — ahead ; i Se ed EL SRR eae : seeded iz - . . ~ vnlinseet 2 a 4 As wo? ve re } ten r o = @rnevr F&F. § 2 TSEND cCaR —_— e o oe ” 7 , _- , 4? ra age. oe..... a.i -- ades . “y7 ar) rn — i eS > 3 * 4 «> ap > ’ HW . ema " . tice experie - _— vy s Lire | i a cal u . e ar acice ' : i ; la a ; sie BI T K—Toxu “ng 2 eaten at a3 a Clevre- 7944 , oc . Xv AN 2 . ent — .. a . ene er ‘wo ‘ oa a Or “D +7 [own i relierred bk a B.- re ait” har i -aa © éxperier e tT ~~ erne a . . 7 2 —S > wer wer x - . rest 21 ht . ner ™~ ean arte Se. al a errs Box 2 - -a~ 3 and = = re ~ Mc ame ~ Sa om 46 - is Dei mar — =" aay, ‘ “ss - : counie aaa. 2 "a '. &. Bn — r Roz M-236. Peost-Disnet ] Sea deatinwmens ‘ a satan "272 Post-Dispatch So) marr ; oe eager marer 4 spas te sats — ~ OLDS: —Tourin 4°54 model: ex- ~ wSTON 6 : —————— —_— a . i23 Cabanne ij}— anette 0 rere FORIConpe, new 2 tarte a pee a saiiines “ cote ; @ STON BL... is | BAKER—Sit.. first hand Drm SHOEMARKRERS—Lungstras Dre:ng end HotSBEGIRL—Fo> gene. housework. 52¢ eer aes mountable: cost: $150 cash or tw Brick 6-48—7T ame Sa: thie Gir Atak one poten _SSess = ¥ ( c sos “sey — “eta? a . " = ry ign tes —— x a ‘ ’ i. ; ~ " m we ~~ a _ fe = : ._ a+? = . E Dx -_ Mea . = «5 . , ¢! ~ . - ps. - As 7 | ‘ « p ween © Cow J. Baue - ews ; Ra site a 1 ~ = pert Te - ~ bye St ee ; M Wsdows GOLD AND SILVER ce s j a A i iwia : Uwraru. z ‘et _i% goo condition must de ~F to ea tis- RE i) Ts a RING r ‘Rooms FOR ial . . 3 oy — ee - . SHORT-ORDPER (iy in—t > OrYM%c Hv FOorUu ope. “Ss : i . nortgage: terms. Huber Bt Bm . * .. MA . 7 aa ae - ~ Ass i Eee Ss ae a ze. : uc Miler LlsS Uilve . - ——__—___—— ari ac s ~ ‘ i Reet tet tans "ana. Saniin "york sepeeMeNe Mac rareeeet wit Sewern, boyerrees © Mere gogGwe * FORD COUPE evict, Seton co. 3143 temmne7 | See i | | 1% ‘Mive « - Suites aise Box > OS . side werk: 4 in tai fieter S9oU™wW ee a " me —— ROOM—Frent. m zs INGOT’ iN BL... 432 E ecant , fe4 CHAUFFE! R—Si., expernie ~— , 21. MOLDERS—Sst-ad work year round 045 Hawthorne t Wes ‘i ca men on 1094- excellent shape: cate 4 al, 9 REO TOU RING _gentiemen breferred ‘ai tes ze rooms. With Kitchenette, fron-— : Ret experiencsd colered| bingtas Evens & Howard Fire Brick HOUSEMAID—fireclass. 21 © JEWELRY- WATCHES ag # anh SS =~ ; phase Romont ’ - As ad = = KT ~ A . } soumed car ° , saa és ra ~ roth ad r as. 4 « & o 8 —_—_ -.» x ha * ~ ar terns . "mate ™o de! demonat rater ueed Terr Pret. ROOM—Froat, a * ndews: - See Ti . en meme -— a TS ' ™ ISO} ‘ s m¢€ G.! “ | * VENEE R CITER _waiting on tabie: competent; rity ‘Test. 8) HUDSONS—Coures. $475. $595; _ $100 ~ Ss KARDELL MOTOR CO. 3145 Locust /c7 . : newly decorated; hot water: $7 ELF FTRIL “! AN HEI PER—s SE ese aioe | 7 f : = p> ves L°@, mas. ~S +: OO a 130 ¢gown: refinished e444 Faston és “= OOK », ast ” exXperienc in "ge YTeneer. » ; en , : . wn ' — = nae G2 SOER ~ . SO TOURING : staden* needs 8 meter at Once Bt — ‘ , . AbA | LAr enere sseVurs - iB samy ars are e a : 200 and aseorting of seme. Am>niv hetereer 8 ee 7 hae se ——— - — _ ‘ ? ’ > uy. : ; : C-191 Post-Tisnatch Ean) ane oeertne © cer FOX BROS. MFG.| caso) or rand 4446. 2623 S. K ane RADIO OLDEMOBTLE—Ceure. 4pass. rood con- tate model, used as demenstrater: same “A'FATAR MUSTEL. St Fine + ge 0 llt NI E-CREMTTMAN " ANT AUD?I- (Co. ihio and Shiney _~ : “ 7 oe s item eae 3 =. NEY © a tien ee +. 7. 5 San Praacia®. c a] - of the KARD *e as nee car: l day. Weekly rates: ua ; I. INSTER PL... 4210— TOR—Experencet. Wan vermanent | W Tee 518 N a ao igh way. se eS or Sale waeece ere es k ARDELL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lecust (. wa 7 5 406: - r™ - 2.4 AM. Ue z re Sete “ea cop ete hrand -+w “pg = rn al , nies sited ze $2 own : cer: sc whee s bumper. ot at 3-47 : $2.50 _per_week. = =. wo all conv enter ; HAN? Y¥M AX——Sit for machingrr an AITERS—Night. 300 N. Jefferson Bites oo Me A calm 38th ani Lafarette. ") & AR oFL lL. MOTOR ~~. 4d, —— st. ict . etc: in good condition throughout: fin- OLIVE. 2617 a—Lighe Wt INSTER _ With carpen’ tools S117 N. ?3d - WaArTEeER— ge man: white; ese whe NURS Fol RL—Wt : ‘are f rr OD pees aver: " py = * at = aan ———$——— These Be; u 1es ished itn Lacqueroid; bargain: ‘ne } and rooms - ‘ ance s4i - wa N- Sit: cient Me ews gas a ea an fry. _40 >N Grahkd months hohe and walking ch al?) STEA uN>- KN’ 5 Tr — _ouve exce eT ~~, a trades Tate Mots Ce.. a. v ; PINE. 3515 ———— aay aris > atte i 2nd ~an “rele = =. : = 4 . r Inc. 304 43 | +s 515—Atr ¢ ; werk Ardrew Sch . OG Viret: Ww : ants ime Wi = has : housework: references. Cubans BOROW Radio Repairing oe mn Schroeder Motor Co HOG 2 _Lecust bl. and 5626 Graveis ar : | keeping eulite: cas. . -— ~ —_—— eer _ meeoenenes ————— aa ~~ " { ‘ ] ‘ - ~o ~> — eee 22 ~ 4 —— — ~ . J MAN—SiA.. and Ford truck. to hire od . rking Ma hine Han ds a a eT EXPERT RADIO renair work done at —— — Are Prettier STUDEBAKER—1920 special toucng: ————*—>— dewrable steady. $50 week Lindel! 2516. . er bands: mus* Séve pinning | PANTRY GiRi-——Exseriences pte... ‘timo reasonadie prices. O've 2090. ™ . Celumbia sport. $195. $55 Jown 3 | s ——— : : a colsterta mper ence: give telephone numer Box _Apoly Mz. Williams, "estauran:. -¢ '.00F for same or bring your set to 702-3 Cen Than 7 Id’s _Faston av. : aa | North aR : {4INSTER PF — = ™ Work; second cook wash ‘diene: a - cae weet-tepeten. 0 8) | Le —_—— — _—— tury Bidz ‘eS! le e > STUDEBAKER—Special 6. 1924: S-oor = floor: «! cunwunte aa . re ok. oon seeks gine | TOUS OS, MAN tS to Opin SF ase to) PRESSER—Exnenenced ie¢y. for Hoft- : . 5-pase. brougham: just rans and appears —~ ee be 4-01 — Large itm ¥ ee: weed) | “oie 4 = : ~— ra! IY raph > ne “Tr Let man hine Iso aD ‘o @4o fancy Mn- = >. — — ™ t heusek iia ; ————sSs a pies. Caibe. Ty 38 1 werate Muu ep ohana must be - — . ” oan ; 1 F ll es ag RO ee : S — —— onl . . \ Saks pi lor : . ~ - exw rre Doce nrefer resident of FEiwet St ie »“? My) ee -" @ _* A 3 °-~s§ = 4 ; 4 > [ earners be s4°Om!:s Se" . e 4 a - Ruick re T- u ZA EB. 7 % ne = Tene * - frent room southern i Brotherhood Kaliroad Trainmen Mtl Gavan atc Active. to drive Ford :. For Sale Sale } uick Sport t's. —- - _keening or eeeving: te . ure: continuous hot water. twin be hand amputated at wre! an efficent iy , i Ta vo “gp a — i? i Bote 4 PRiEes PrEDER — am mene a | wri AG Deere? Pa } r ST aT ee ry = 19°74 5-ras a OW. 4£15—32 7 . = at , 4 ti2 ‘ee — ; ° —~ ai 4 se : r ; . - : ni — ee _ ' : r S ~ > ‘= he —— iv w= wer bs ,. ~ > ‘ - . ” on - - bat by . - yp i ~w ~~ neaze: wepg (9) fe) Apply 609 Franklin. Wi.lam ~ugea’ tional Cover Co.. 8727_S_ Bros@way ‘cS general offics fix: a “bead re K . nat =pring Fever : 1} a weurme. new Twice, “v7 tres: nee wae ; PINE BL... #236-—Ricety caste | = any ind Va JOo eae b~ mae! 9 “= . me a ‘ ass a — — - _ oT ne — as De mar - e-.% > —_— = —_——_ ~ ~a , i] as - * } = = > © i $293 acd ‘ook s a + | nee 2 guaranteed. ae 7. + " roemr gentleman artrate ‘ar. } : OEE SESE ay , \ “ith Eord canavie en . oe PS - —— el = - — i s _.. IEF “ome —— . SALESMAN Oe. save vou smetb/ng TOUNG MAN With Ford apa we, Ci “A _ESS—Must be ezperiences 9 FOUNTAIN. BACK BaR—8 °* man 1 | > WEBER'S TSE! Fora EXCHANGE ' MONROE 1 mers ‘9 eetl? De vou know how ergetic. represent estadiisned Su*o Sp Sarah Surah-Lac'ede Restaurant an Rarea': Wabash 144 ft , o - ~ t $3 3 Te44 $ Leen : ate ho es . res £ to oo i? if = wi cialty in southern | . rust be a WwalTRES oe nr ~ pEHEX FAR! Sind cha: > eae Hi a em ~ ou es i] ousesceping- | a a not, arrange an ‘niervies worker and an wh = inden = - SF ard and eo Barnes GANRLIEL 4 RLE—Ane hairs sec. Pru- § a oe ii — = ore DE Pe IGHT. 7854 Neativ %% i= references Box F-15858 Post Me. (8) the future -* “17R "Pron? me —s. iospital SO Ss Aingsnign 6 4F centia. Fixtures Co.. 2000 Chouteau.ic79 i Mm $1250 Oldsmobile Touting § > BAKER ' TOU R NG Sore -— ee te eousle om — . = na —, stu a 4 i Z ae ~ ———— se cee nemes — — ; » A oom 5 Ss b , o¥S.¥ a ‘ ; ns. : , - D.ov Be SECRETARY - STENTS RAPHE er 7 Oe SS WAITRESS —Experionceg girl Apply 0 ij =. 9 ae ++] ‘ , 1 $1450 Jewett Touring $ 495 i. { @. ip fre runnitg cenditicos: «e sieeno ng ~oms —— ; Mw is. — young wan ge. eral rears exn= Lw Baliwere ae a a | TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING i \ Lit GO i Nae iit i€@ 1 hing > : $°.2°5 Packard Touring. §$ 75> mea. avgain. S775. '$r Loris. 434 a - aaa. anon Pei Rox & 12h Post a re WAITRESSES—Experienced arm: come i $ 695 Chevrolet Touring $ 350 KARTS ELL MOTOR CO.._3145 Lecust‘c7) gy ie SECRETARY EF a ae lf _ready to work. 4579 Laclede. ic? MACHINES $1495 Cleveland Tourtug $ 550 WILLTS-KNIGHT—1973 touring; a real TWE 4 veare’ ARY-STENOGRAPHER — Sit. 8 | { |} WarTRESsS—tl 3 Res‘auras 1319 WwW ~~ 7 39 Fora oes $21 P Lexing’°n Touring $ 730 bur Auto Mart. S918 © ive st siren ng 7 ee ne ee Cee | oad 2h V 2a Moricet__st.__ : ee mH 80S sy.920-24 92S to $3585 .o oe ae So 208 — | FWENTY SECOND. ; ; Riv te 5 , 109A S. Broadway. Pitune 2 WaTTRESSES—Must he ext iY he ence! Ar- TYPEWRITERS Witd —i0 siancars Meal ‘ : ae “ li: ~ 5 4 T furni — ; 3 versice as 8 x ; . . + iia a t J) ruc or 3 rnished: cheap . | TRA AVELIN : AL Ez VW — -_ meee = ee | tT. 7 \lss * pe Denisn ‘ = SB 5 and laced rrax*iines gr ; ord orust +p se? ocgze Milpe — - $5 “ y ‘ rmern Ss — — ey : i ‘> 7 4 ~ : .\ iif . epee! T PO -~ | | dae gee ~ — ‘ ~ / — - on ; Co , we good cond+ - Be 3 aha ime > . - crea! ° entra) 35 €7175 Buick Coupe > A b EAR TO PAY - & : om. TYCEN — 4 in any of the following territortes, Ten “oe eee ee ee Pee ee ee — —- i . . - “ve 8 « _ Price Ford éaniera 1313.8. 6G - . NTY-THIRD TOO8A %. : “ — . (Om ww Oe oe yA rr. FW "oe T">ean Hore moet ter : m = — rand fo, ~ 2 pesaee, Aa D€TOS F'orida ° J ~ ’ , . a . . ' 1850 Nash Coupe Pig 450 TE RR oe - —~—-——_ = =* raers, ho . r ‘ S\228:7TD: : ha« my god ¢ . of aay “ ’ coe bl ~ - te Si4 oe wees ane For Sale _“~--* er - . == NO IN REST Fe Sioa | hang + open. lpn ton $225. Tr Soe: . an thine in the @rr goods ne Rex i\- : roc WU PE be che a all toe App 3441 N Union De ar 840 cerns = oF Se s° > : 4jacn lpe > ait Ki tt ow race SR4AI3A Easton. | 7? wee GuT. 13°3— Roem fo i} Sa. ‘Poet-Dnisnar- Bex MP POC UCONN SUANG | Tn _te@) | REBUILT TYPEWRITERS — Ail maken (ii $2786 Moen Coupe v3 | 300 Used Cars on ib eee ek oe TOrNG ” MAN— ait ce ww a es — ‘eo as P . Ww ATTR Seo Fy —~w mance i." "2 7 ~ a - 2 a —T : : : : : a= . —_ “9 — OU ,_ serms. smnnin 9 a a.’ . i ‘ . anh *a - é be \ ; “ ; ‘ 4 an? . t% | ~~ entre 38 Inc ai - bal *. . se ot i-nrnre . ro aD — ~-aea— . . 7 ber hancinre. reine “waeh'ire etc. “7? Due ,o inereased production we a? 27. ’ 1 : ; . “ . - . + 4 Pmec eo Ouse . ' 4 east . Ts. ; Co : reliable party. Rox B39 P-D. (1) ean use skilled mechanics in all as A ee ey , a LS quneath : - . FORD TRU CK z 4329_Fiat ood mill hands eee se eS at mae i | |“ “sonabie: all conventer - WOM — oun wer 25. at lesst hic?- RSs | 2) ° ———S SS Two ¢ hod! ' W ood anti ome ae oc box g-a dua‘ feacha bie er erence HO ES AND ) VEHICLES ou ) ON DISF PLAY t} .DiLLA $9-—To ong — : hel! One — ye Bing ——Beneny mg ge : “ee fis Thee ssar e w trae Box ~LT- a ‘ ~ 228 “i. .COD e a - HR ELP WA N I E D Body framers oD jigs nae Titemeark ” *, For | Sale xO IXTEREST if ‘ires, o.Bers. terms. trade. 3441 Junat Re ARDELL. j pty CAR CO. on = ba ’ A - _——— : 2 eS -~ —_ — ~*) Ww % \ Foxy me "ee? : . - BAT LORSsE—w .t 3 rt 1153 s [té ” aa ” - - ~-za rw? ~ —_ A... ~ Metal bum eon = ve: ¢ rag oe mia gt bn i , comes nisin ag set 7 ar oo * =o Po “ee aurick. - “white, fort Do coun See pcan TR SS ee A EOE tipped with Foreman derrick. Dee FO D T T e . re fea: ~k woo = oOoert a7 er | w ; = Se - OF and 3 . = ~ ae : ” — Body meta! finishers wae i > “Teese Kickwond ree Oe See, SO wy f ee ean co ff itedter_£ Co. Edwardsville. 1 7 KS x * , . >. - — & @..2 h M Mm ‘ ~ A WOO — a taal . —M w ers’e - 1321 7s N VA / if T \ ; — — _ ——— —— . 3 7 b eee Trim press operators : ke Se es Cele ? _tc6 Br mcway ok . AN . | iN : if ae gee on L te whe eee 6 cord ‘tires >, 8. ce ; PSS PY S. —-—— - = ie . : =a\ SI i} general condition Setter than average: "GRA “Ors MOTOR CORP. Bag tee ae , scuncd. ge ce 6 oe oS excellent buv: $250: terms. R. Woods 446 end 6820 Grav ¢ ; z 'a33 i—@ « ————————— = 7TaY ois. cB) S ateeeeenl . 7” , ger é ~ 5 son = RSCG © speed wagon, terms. fine con- A+. 4 " ar ‘ether ag app... must atow how t& ; ~ — _— = at Co eae oma Punch press operators, | SALESWOMEN | WANTED | Maremc. 2312 Wraste ack for hace Sian 125 \ GRAN nit a tena SE aie Geto eh 1039 N. GRAND Seca: for uch wale wail take S000: | (of) = . ” 4s 2 . . an BP ~a* | -~ , 4 v1 ’ ain. Prie Desie: REO TRUCK “lea. ten, aioe. see TO fe Hes Lars RK HARBOR—MAINE tun ie@the. rebeorine mach re and other equipments: aso Must are own hand a > - | * > , = meg lh _— — —— repe ring or | Lathe operators, wet ADIT a a rae — ————— = f care. Write ef enn’y. . +} %. SALES PImS—Excelient enmening with HURSES-——-'n a m* of motor'rin ne rh Mever | Mill ine mM ; ach} ne ope. arvors, a: >i esta listed empany ‘or 3. high emtire ce aa svete’ we oe “. oe Pls 137 .— " 4 a . a o , ae Save TOF e i ee _ eT Speed wagon: overhauled a nteé “o 1 ~¢ Je EY MST —TTour: - nal a ad -epat CLEVE N 53 Sa >" ot SVRULET—Tguring _ lime ‘aga. dane. bety ; in fine condition: *450. per LAND. — 4 KARDELIL MOTOR CAR CO. HARTPORD 3538 ——— Bay “Carbondale, Ue Mes % Tt badd . ate TRIMMERS——, > za - = R t v >? : 4 3 * 4 eat +f » furs ? te » - _ . ° = rm —— ; t¢€ 22 al = Pur = ; oe - tf? > . ce MAIN _ AND RUTGER fe? Dar and night jobs, «*eady work, ~~ -. (pitt Marviend —____' o Wages. mete Seaees, ae tee S TCDEBAKER BUS COUPE EVROLET—IS°3 eran * or "7 = Pry eae! trace . a.so itmacde agrry for Lhoee come — , B 1 bene’ will be a} Ts 8 Ww Dee.s “ pers nos = “ acd or ol ee Bas MOSS if truck. 4315 N_ Braadwav. ory HE ae gg + > at aaa . - , US: “ _s 2 el See = *m Ss. : 7 vis year ww OCS. s-- HEV ROLET—Tourtrg iv 4 ‘eagh thy ? as . ° Surms rt ~ : S . 2. com? tires: Dargain for quick ron TRAFFIC TRL CKS _cronees, _30, . 6o. omces at one-th'rda of factory cost. | SEs PERSON ps —- i reome and eit ; : stere. Fioriesar: and lante “ ‘ = BOY—In drug store @uring cay. 2900 Supervisor of Labor, eae: 7) ICE WAGON—Hears ree top ice ® . a : “ | | az ae ; ge > gn: in good condition: wil! deiver. Eas MOTOR GD | 1605 Rie sonneT thoroushly ree : ! Mere agelgs xy ating Cal 4060 = B: ube w t OS Ld ce be RAK ER me > — ee, so ; e “uid e Or a 2310 — : ~ ag ayer me — a ow gn © SRE ta LAFAYETTE. ; ; 130—P = ; , ECE MEiae 2 : =, BoYs—it 18 or }7” for general “oltive COR? PORA TIAN FOR SA LE—WTD shes > ay. 4058 Meret Part. teen T5 aetos tunday & an « plop houshessing: of aa é lay. weealy rates: tad caower its: | cc eceigggstac WAGONS AND HARNESS —Uheah Na] eww. Rox M358, Ppst-Dumeich. dea. CISTANA : ae. ‘LUMBIA G—Spert touring, $145. $45 Automobiles For Sale— aa Gr ce! Ges a m , . NDELL PLAZA HOTEL x bP Buciid WL TT rT ~ Eri "4 LD =_ ~ ~ WAS NO TOM MaInted: Ta! a 2 fis a ~e ~ = SS et ete ; Se on ~' wey. Suaday moming 9 to is. daily eowae work in mailing divisor. must es a cdl 7 car, mun t 9. Colfax 6599 (ec | Dow - - Babews = 1D | Ee nese cookie he ee ee pOF ‘ mM ; s'a0.-6 se) \ #5 - Roadsters For le RB] os baths. —" ta Week uD. ; : a “ rade. SS43A Easton x mi ! ge scellancous references " Addrese ts OWwD ee ee Sones, foecion ing SOUT HBEND. IND. (cf scicuiimced I 1 MAAKE rRs-—}* ie Pt clase i. - zg? —— oe ---~- —— ST eannaeknne te - — _ _- - _ . 2 oe Pe » . er 3 Lei ‘a Dm as .. 7 . f . are e+ ae es a FOR SALE we } $70. $85 atid. terme. 1906 Locust 7: ’ DODGES—Fove tcurings" rea! ha regains: ORI CHINERY FORD —Roadsters; au ate “models: mal easy terms trade. 3520 Easton (8) ae aings: terms or trade. n DUPLEZ—Specal 6 phaeton, 1925: dev-| oes ae gerade store fixture Work Ane.» G&G. A Hasemann & Son. 2337 S tty xt PARTNERS WANTED a ie r > ie, ef . “ve 82 he “a ‘fe _per ¢ airs. v hing bu a. } ARTNER Wie Real aurTenr’ must ~e ' (oom aiM: aress uf al a rw + a > : — - — pga qe Maas Metrwpojtan Siorage SB) Ciire..cr > — “=. oe sacuet. apacity I trade i441 Jinata * 144 7 oe a as ——— ne ue “) galiions pressure |‘) bs. Box *F hve Ty : presse Spent Segre gente = oc .% Pae.Trh« : - : : ror te iB TR aS guaran: er 4 orice? —_ —_—_—— ————— =~*e or- —s row . — x ers. F gency 4035 Laclede ® ESSEX—1973 touning: woter Al rood Page ye - — ag —— Ca.. 4000 gentiemen. Grand ig we | ‘wa>’ 3918 — 8 RUSSELL. 4071—'aree mem — __ @pette: reasenable CHAUFFEUR — E ae ne ; sa drive for rr ve" x: resis iy bas : _ P LESMEN WANTED vi e - J rors t : ROOFING SALESM \N—Ex peries ts TRUSTEES SALE a5 | s : et tor aiek sale aint na rudder Auto a Fi)? Roadsie ] pa ; , 2 an *8 ° - —— nee . ” = ‘4 . = Ss) wy) x) : . , a.m. a. | & 3. o = ve? st EE Se eS TR . - —_ a SHEN ANDO, 3234 —— Nia Accessories, Parts—For Sale front : — _r Miner repairs. pPesition oriy temporary “> e y ? : - o ‘ oo r ee eet * : a s ‘ Se ea For Sale ake $1 | ; acuta ; > and [. e ah ot 7° 3 + s E= ng 4-- classes P~ .” ” 7 : “ “3820 ALTO PARTS—For any 2001 S$ SHENANDOAH 3— car. Orh ee NAN for two monthe and if satisfactory posl- " Sen sili be sgn. pemeanay after Sept. 1: ; ~ SED Atl SA OY agama ' ex & 31 ; married man oveferrec. to ve phove | 7 me nevi a WXPRS - nenniia mode e 3 ° >. et y; 4a“ a > & * rrogd as ‘ ete PROTE bY “¢ ‘ >"? ea fae 7s ’ a RE 7 bh, Ose » eo - rT age: £ive ace. relerence ” —_ e pale ae: : ; ° ali Ob; ere ee 3 CB.200. aw! 4 _ : “2 _ a.* rr ' t e 329° me 7, De ; rmfice full parti gers. Bex F141 woe 8h. you know ryeur record a a r- ‘ whee Darrow st ‘uis ‘onstruct niall aime ’ ant oe an SacTicict. Casy ‘terms, trade : : Sa c> aS 6 a9) es mt BS : - . “i me : iar i \ i . : Ml a3 rT 444-4 ‘ oe” & 4 4 Be tae t de = ass 7 Ny F gma? oS a ii ee 2S 2 @t ivi amy 2aS.00. _ Sidney _37 oo. ‘ } COLLECT R-— } > v5 ia] is . , } . a - ° ¥ ous ~-~-- “fs “*, —— a a _ + rd ; a is re Xe Pod 7 n . PEIN eyein > - — - 2a _ -& ait, > = ence as 8 age ——- "ILL YS ~-{ VE T-RLAND CO ae NERY — Bought anc seid. John fy ee ae car ao ne 19°4 ESSEX TOURING. PaRT™ — makes of care Waldman THIRD 15% rr: ~mege WER ability rd ral } sp Moneta oss arr - oe = ist ~! * fee . LSC) N——-_SPeesss a ae *a)~ S"‘cht + usec onlr can coupe thousand Auto Pars, 331 9 Easton. Bomon: 3a70 . : acters refer- |} sy? r,? -_ ee - ‘~ i Bas ee te * ‘~ “ = . ‘.%e aodinppe? Pinyin aeihall ° ” Bor : % = , ee . er owt : ana Loc ist sous LD GOODS FOR SALE | —— oe . r 7° 3 - -_ il axa bl gars tee t ec iian- -- eee — Dauee - _——-.--—— —~ : - 2 m.¥ 3oOv. Fear to par pen >un- BET ma tree anG spring cheap 33 aw Og Ist er 46 rern oe nee i“vs Batt atl |; SAL ESMEN insurance an? ~ilector: ut Siw sstieman 4 i .snT ite erms. traue pt Id = = — . ; : ; - - . y : aogier — ’ . oe alee 7 = = od future. 304 Choutesg Trost | = E—Will sacrifice. leaving eit; nat i MOTOR GR BATTERY tacsains, SS ap pans for a ROOMS—ttent how Rige 40230 , . , an? a © } ——$—$——— ps i r. pars * a ; "a . after 6 mn. Ci A ne + 4 U | O M O B ] | E S — 2310 ~att-r eo 1415 (heetrar (8) sences ore creer end : : i ha . ‘ ae Males rr? a in —z- ~ w Ww C i as +4 SA LESMEN Noe a’rne on toe autem “s ~~ Tha 3M . ' = . _ a ef @°% @tocn wate US cay F ord bodes. Fora . A sto és40 ad 4 ; . . “> - o— soe T aw a ‘ horsey ~j Lied. ers. ; me | . - >) Pits Be: —iUDT \ y € °. “ho: i?teau at Jefferson. 2 Live face ae erin erme springs : ~.* ‘ —A at ¢ \ eat Wantec . gir ot e} acf ere #44. Juniata 8 Bz BO Y B . — = . « fe — ee — — ni 7 es _& * “ ,«> * ae ———— » Amati” ,eenrc 40 3 Ping P . ive. ®) " mi =" ~— salina ne at ing >t » _ os + . on Me ; . ‘ 4 4 i “ 444] /4¥T7.a‘Aa = Ic - 343.7 .> dans Pers Sale eal’ i a a a a a —- al ro RD Be DI FS AL) ‘'Trwle s ert Tcnen nape St. Louis ires experi 13 a eich aragiussagae seamen i Pa ee S' Al TOS Witd.—anv kind: } ae Se said FORD—Tourtngs. 1923. $145. 1921. $8a. trade. Morrts. 2 ola r- an 7 a. eae mneene St. . ai a ?’sires t Lperi- SALESMAN “A hor “ar raxis, 3823 © . ‘ ‘ _ , “~~ [Siocon Rms ne BS ‘mL? > — =A cer eneed (‘ost \ i >! ~ xz * » a4 « 4 . » " ve = . . - . - and = a . Mi . _ wa +" is o ew FR ‘ 1? eunmnes . o71 “ 1a%6 —a he — om 2 ra. rr s ™ = veo —— aCe AN or ct eP'e. 24 LOsSt Accountant un- ter Pump for Ford cars, ail or part time dealers 235 N. 19tb ot. ; 4% ee kinds cae De ma “ar 37 nuit: $a $82 $110 uo 1995 Lecust aes: ashi flown parment, terms, trace. BLACKSTONE. 1 » ® | -* - te arriee ser: me. ae “ “ ne . - _ a Dor * la 4 7 te o a ~ -- - — —peaeauneins oe ee — ” : -_ > = = - alin oda Dare ee ~~ wr le ° . P rm~ mf cw ees os e —— — ; ~~ 4 h— i ne to rm vir : . — a - : ™ iT > ewe 4. -~ F®... on a4 om a ———> : = _Ceabanr_: re ly Fetes , sin ei deel So kg WEE ae R EE . , vajerae > — oS eo Mi19 Easton ane RT afin * T. | ou s2+ mec Ft. sa. if™ ss = “2 i’... @ame as Dew ‘ . PES ply state age, educa. | SA!l-ESMEN—5 cond wes. exclusive ter falar 35304 NS trand._ iorow ct © i eg a — ernie 3520 Tires For Sale on, , ‘ol emiired time of ante necera’ ie £ MANil R ia ‘ . inueren hrani-new a> ti oe yn. * 4 oY ‘> . Ss RDS— e274 ovy "s& s 95 12923 ord. i ‘vear te ENT _CORD— Miller, ‘er ~ ET MAR Bl... } cs is aaa miles cin vantee mechanical! $150 922 tourna. $85. 1920 twourin 33. 34:14 $7 estar —32% $696- 32 | es . “> and sala expe "tect. Box =. > ; | hea’ rat «! ~* , «= os vi } Sa ars: , v » . oc sins oye a ; an —_— oa nee -, —" reduced J-318, b ost. itiadbads ey ' SA ESM aN mg bert t : ; * goods * he or ad > a oS a“ - pe : x US .. — . . 4 a : ~ Soea : ha ment 3 mae ort @ ee x = Pi iT siorae “A Tres. BT SO 1a Ri (RRR th ogy es : - .———e rename vera ™ " eagles ng new xy "YT =? yd} = ‘ater Me SAte PALS can 3 | manufacty: roads = stu: al?! Bresch Mousefarnianin —_ 1 Locust. Bomont 52 190- of 2 - renin and atone ae sy ete ge ae ee aore Poe A = ire A” "tet _-. nat s+ rom 2 I$WUSS i Urn sang a pee a “rawr op - a s — wa 3 c# . 4 ate Be} emma SS — 1oeTs 28 .0F a6 $3. Lerms. ‘sa33 « ies 4 * “i thine fe ~oe. acdo-ot s ee . ° = te LE Nimes oo - . . _ - pas — ~~ - : ’ af neton — man: reply sir gp ene, : - ass rl a ee . ‘ 3 . 2 ; ist. be a a on ~ ; ~ = , 2s 7: al z ™ 8 s an " ee ian P - mic ae a thee ENR 18a at. Thiet tah eT —_— Don e &-- ~~ . - ~~ c aa — raion 37. of 4d. . AO ” om . ea 7” ‘ . -g-a ' - : a ‘ t ® +z Ss a : ian” —_ 47 = te >. _ 7 a _ ~~ i= ’ mo ah TP Pd 7 aes ~ -“ as ° S > 4 > at Y > _. « 7 sais as — atin ene . paeane a dae : “Ss =". sedans ‘ > : 7 ‘ ‘ X"» — . _ a 2. . - a4 \ (3d Ron le tit a ‘ si ‘Nisin | Ard Lee tm £6 ~~ =" | > "«¢ 4 q th : : 2 . - - i ‘ « . r ad Tarn ! es i saad — han . —- oben a a, m ewenings after tx P Lo ‘ . ~ i ror’ 2 ot a > ae ‘ a : me 2s kB TSS - ™ ~ 4 a 4°.°5 TZ a é *alrr DISHWASHER M at Me - * ae ad) | *'ate m he . ‘ ~~ mee a “SRE at rv wunrcies . . = 4 4 Wa — Tas a «t = ; , : ‘: “" - . . | ar Tse e » ee Pa ta | ioe ; > om y “ ee, TW ‘ , * 5 4 i: ‘ - EVANS. . —_— = ge rhe a2? 7 bea - ’ ~~ r yt . ita tt aes 4 ae anil « =m f ‘ >A = 7 4 pte N rr a2 73 ry a 2 gr 3 Lz ? — ae - = : : ¥ « - 4 & moc “ —- fe raAR “* ’ : ae . 4 \-—A Os - ae | Be = be sg —me@ om id Riis he Pietel¢ Porn ieh 1 foe ugh Bost , ™ e | Pam NEY i cs mt é s rae. Cal P “ww. Tis 3d flaor ; 8 Shes a . , AW 4 ‘es i FARM HAND Geet home tr . meq S . ns , : “ , — - . zs car, get RED-HOT S Moma Thor svanc and Marte. HAM! . . ot t Re i B $1? Sa \ ovhe “a. ; - \ Be ’ ’ ag | a.” ; — i | as iu 4 ii a ED ANS ay or i bursday e ex ng 7 mis) " Post Dispatch ~, aan we ——— tee ber , makes of Washers. quick service. Bento: St : ecu. >. m after ey ‘ae 4 ee eepeng . A - ' ~~ _- . ' : -R Pont . MCh ANY — SH ia N i ¥ eas “ ve neaM =~ —— ——— ad . Sa 4 neta M’« ~ ~ x { orm -, ye { la aw « ao] ‘ences ~ io —— i” 4 | + > . : = ras ; OU ae ves eee ; ; x . - 7 a“ oo sa ; Ahae * P. > = - ~ FOR EMAN—in soe ‘sorry at a viitle Winena Mins whoee i . - = * —_ | yee McPR ERS . ; . ” * “ "™ = eer A 0% . ‘ part eaving «(te wt! die> bs 7 2 Tera A) sake Et eee, : -— Caras _ MAN Oye “eparing. ges wy ; f #€8>er'e0ce end are A on econ - , GispPese of id ra ut TU 0S ¥ ¥t > F Rad tt om and show : — Mu 43 ie - -_~ _ a © “+ ry 4 eevee @ e 3 ; — ; ov er a : an.90 $44. 0 ee eee ” eal en orivileges; refined : GC... = : ——— ‘* ° . ta : ont . ar . aaa = 2 ‘ - a vs m - 7 : + « ° ; _ we EE SERS RTT Oe Te i HOUSEN’LD Gooos 73 ig ~€) ‘a : _ ict > se ak and 450 amt Ta.l "e|ymeents. Aeollan Co. 1004 ment AN ie - ‘Teatdance hh w —_ ’ a = Mies a*aPr Reg se. ("nw _* A ce WANTED a ° 13° 4 OB: —? ry ? S405 $s) pores a a - im 2 5%. i ado : __ ae Oa ee , a Puy ee . 4027 ; : J t . ; . em amt : Fis ee : T° . - pa t "Eee > Aeng es eer ae “4 . ° eet Ebal a AS 4n ¢fo-rtioual evening’ for two ANDIRONS Furniture, carpets, centen:s A AL TOS \ W Ty] Cwmplete equipment. fust as aoed as $1 ta” Gene : a5 ATER-PIANO — Wourlitaer ke got er ae MAN East a “ 4 oe ~ agen , ewer ea in St Lou! are ~ ‘ais ewe we or small lots: need - + new guarantee ‘“ede anv Make car wD =ta ° a o- . ae an¢ Teleo «Ty meter 2515 Pine , modern ‘ Louis ners 3 4 an ; an Sag A caem® amd credit system: ry aaa.) hat casi ortcen. Schober Before Mer a *) om $1509 epee cash — "7 we ad, oF cay: _tacea 4 z ; Se SE A pcalewe: 495 es MPH ; 7 2 ™/ a, ‘res of busines« ~ Page Leirmar St!) or ] - > Gent Se we ? “_ S oy RT eerie Toner we ~ @1° A Bat faxwe! 2 FRSON x « + . _ the feild under ie : ep carmey way or Bo or Leimar S61 ma ©, wefore Frou See us, We pay 2 . — a — _——>, me 752— 6 " te: - 360 Talk Mach id pac, APE GAR! ENE en : ~Must - #X mientan oinnensen ba Fhe rane Mm ry “oH _ . 3 7. 2 v LH . M Mi ~ OR ~y 1aA3S 4. ‘ peo ba-xz2in » = * 9° 3 Ty to- 4) 40a nr $i ; , =m et é : "30 = ines For Sale eds . " _— ? = a ——— ’ . : : , ~~ _ * _ ‘ " nD rr “ke fe man roe me ale ingens gaged “in ¢ 1 AN QUI Whishings of a binds: brir-e ATeest » ora in Sts tT indat! SO car sane mis oe. Tex i« 4 athor > > sold ER rae ., es I HON f TRA Pdieer. value ein, a ‘ated __ (ef secured. The a : os te eee oreac. rugs. Victresas. For better cas an ee S tet Port Dealers. 3003 locust q $i785 Willys Kaight "85 hegany, Al comiitiog. reasenmabie. 4477 McPHERSON. #0414—© . AND—Sret-cinas es SY ote — ; = ® super Sate PPT “ Wea! Wun Tot | 06l hrs CC ; | seca * } re TS ; - J : Penroee. eect. clan. privace ‘aaay - werk ra - oot st ertr “wich carctee «he e Serpette 4 : x a bera - — bm -—* recy, wet -- , ‘@} ores miilar with washing ; label, te our already mara SE saa no ae eau 7 an pace. Centra O54 (cs edittiiaaiiia . _- & wvrera, CLAS. 2 oS good car at a s =; , S18 ; 22 DOWN PH: 'N GR. APH—Bruns* k Tudor motel, : machine. Mapir ered t &Fetem™ms «nq sale« & “ om tne of LAH PR iS nae ire . srhent ae rv ~~ a4 4 - so ‘c= am a2 ttn ; —- +x. ‘ ¥ . r a4 * . et elemenr snes ot rerard “_ = aX Tere ow —— : a aS a . 4 . yi. er a ca es Rat ore quik ~~ m ~~“ ; 9 = , — “a " ~ sae ta? Jk WwW ET ir i | Xx F «a . “ea NIST WF iret-class aliroard machir-| advancement. See J J. Raftery ve tie 9 On in (3434 Bae ~ r m ist a P ir | - Ae on ae he ee oe | fm erect rs ; manser: . Mio- ae » 7 @ a — “fr ¥ . 4 . ‘mrs ae 4 . 4 ts a. : 44 9 2 ‘ . . ain ; AM) * ; au. a + Ste ee ke — ; 3s ee iene Mod wae oi ‘Weteeuing 23th at the Sentier sfote. 46.60071 _\Deuteen Main ? Guests For Sal t. 2 ~ bind red roe - : na > ai " eT ste . ~W wei i= ’ » ik seca na ; r Se | a°3r3 : R : * - adil : - “ Fe inns pg ag Bg oh ag ng 9 a x; >. i i ial eee ee xtras: 8 ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY © 3... o> = ‘= to?) st 2. > ie w olf omnes Mentann Feather e s RA i kT mee 7 go> a5 ar S77.a. pav™ f re “Te om Sa ence 1985 VY ~~ > eae “ang. : eT) Co., 4438 Page Dei. $66. also three sedans. Wor Used Car i MORE ACTOMOBL 1035 XN. GRAND 5 i» eo _——s Ceut., £50i..5 Chanmse. 2344 Locust a Mammen Pvstm butters "S0> —_— | Nortn _ Live. SU sf =~ : ra ‘ iy 4 = 5 sh ws 3 ~, - ~~ “ & 3 , ol ae ug *
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4 a & bie nes ‘ ie i ie st a aoletiaan - om guste 2 . : a eee : ¥ Tt See Oe : -” == 2, eos — ” TRE ey =o i. tt . — | Bet ee er cde Ret a Se a Faerie BO ci 2g. a in Pe ee ne eae Ree hn) Ce as AAATETP Tig Te ee | ‘ROOMS WITH E0s ee APRI | = ' sti ROOMS WITH EOARD Afni Ts __UW 164,944 REAL ESTATE Ads last year— ee x —— -— —— te ————— _—ee oy TRE SSW wee, . ; 7 1 BUA Pia~c¥e> ot? IR S { maa L- a | CART 7 ntrer ; Bh ALE ogy ten tan With or wit! hout FOR We a Webator Groves South ; : n boss. re ster Grove ns” ae ae — — Holland. Webster “on werd a | RET AURANT ——W ell naving ft a | Pui. 4 s parlor a ” : ig: sot rink ad ex eller it rea! estate in South | | statistics-- wes i C ; | ~ ates suphttrad =*NaGlu : . : private S65 Y - _. ee ve reid . GC id i | a | | TO LET—6BUSINESS P’RP'SES reater St. Louis Realty Co. | ,S%. Lovls. “3154°"s.“Comoton. "Victor | — _ SD) | pene iy : good heli: uled: jock ; This car ie Ww $ A at 1312 8. 5029 CARANNE. ‘6s : ° +) eit ANN | . b ABET £5028 CABANNE. board Yor T or 9 tage New 12 -family apart YARNS DELMAR BI. Htodiamont lading: : ] . ment hi 7 CARS ELMAR BL.. 3840—Room end bears 57 light, beautiful aving | 2B Pterms. 3369 Ogi MAR RL. board i; : ul rooms, tile bat] mi) og usiness Property for Rent ~ Most Attractive He home cook nani . 5064 A—Dout CO ) er Sc r e ? a 1S, He sendintens fine Jocation for drug sto ac iv eC ome REAL EST ; »: RING | Dt LMAR BIL a sae HW each: mal ne : ] p ens and gutters. © ie Giffenent rem vo barber shop, etc.; eoveral | Drive out OPEN SUNDAY ATE—FOR COL’RED ouples; $7 eee o—Front room = h ‘omplete i|| WEBSTER G SRO ig in Webster G roves, 'new home at {38 inspect this wonderful ENRIGHT. 4030—$500 to $1250. 1 — JUL! pt back rooms, $6 4: i W it aw nin gs, ete. G WW! jROVES TRUST co. Agt. | tile and atucc Helfenstein av.: pullt of | 4212 Papin, chureh but!d! 250 down, | ' a \N- ‘OSKI— Weli-furnis 3 oO en rior: ' o with a most beautiful inte- Cc. M. MOORE. o iiding: bargain. | s. ' ; 1ish $e.__Gis ¢ eC * * (c8) : has lar we n 204A N. Mess | wixveti. st 36 Cabany Sea ee ae Call C ‘ms. - gun room. Breakiatt Teor and kitchen on | ith, Olive 4888. | || Post - Dispatch Radio iri heats , Lay : bn ete avin : ~ epg re = =a fel ; 2 : ) “" . 7 hij Sou | lst floor, and edr —_ and kitchen on '¢ ee Bre i ae, pinnind valet, excelent weal all Cabany 4249W after 6 P. } it ea rit ces te |e ee ee : The Post-D Broadcasting Station an 44°5\\ vg ht ie B7: $72 Lar » vealayy i I reta! shoe or « - wation for | ZO. R. APPEL, Rea! ' os ispatch — room: twin beds: Ee 24 floor : # . oe sonable ry goods store; rea- | 722 © a SSSRIUOSS P reserves the right t 1 motor 100d priv eens very comfort qT tri | ; ‘ Trent. _Cabany_ 2082 ’ x: ‘ ; hestnut, or ersonal an g to reject an ' Se eet Feats, Chea ee | NORGASI Gn AE sia wi Tier | or een IL TN ANCIALE Ss al) and telephone calls, or anawers by mall, cannot b6 : : . or 2 + } 22 a ey { "ty | ren = ) PIC pt tter ia | ? tik Te PON 44 | | ry a (7) Bg ed 8 on medicq! aIne as new. rig i——T wo nies? : = 17 eT ern UNGALOW sincerit , questions of undoudt. Hf} trade. AR ae 3 oe jet. meals. and ‘on _furnte hed _mooms FOR Mi RENT—West ’ APARTME —— at West v8 AND COTTAGES y when accom panted by stamped addressed envelope ) : 545.1 Meters _ a ap Bon sca Ohi arge. nice ‘cy, & A-—-Front ‘ : > | Pw a | i. ’ ING si a for two: exceliens meals al BC gaviemen oe couple Smolereds, ao -NTS FOR RENT vine ey. Pp ay premarin anaes Northwest LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y os S. S—There are 1834 , z | 9:40 1 ne Lied eae ao. ete Shen's ee D>. 4£324—Lovel “BR gmily: preakfast oplioual; cuave . Ww or any business: €°0 . a See | | officers, 12 Police | the li i | Aa : “ aatae ae te wely eecenn. . nent tc es mar 137° rent $20. Del- , = | 125 deteccv ning and , i 2:46 ag pee *. | O) ci SS 9 __Deimar 2: 260" 5: reo = end cor —— roe ‘ 49) 3° 45 t 'MANCHES 7 = PRA Me EXINGTON, 6214—Ow ner leaving city: _ it licewomen on ragged and 18 po- | ‘Clip each stitch, yon ed the band. . 2:40" and 3:19 40 ™. Starker et another “'0* i. AST ---New|y _, turn ital 7 part y OPAL... 453°%—Housekeepi: »-+4-) RB ueki oh - catio rr -100-—Store: splendid lo“ \ payment HE tole” Ph nvenience:-month!y | N eed A , ( city of St. ] payroll of the | the thread, tead of pulling i f and ‘news bulletins pay Open 7 o9 ae excellent board; uished —¥ frome’ * , $6 to $7. Forest 7314. ring | 3 ROOMS, 4-R ng am C > Ph agg Pa ‘ an stew corner; reasonable ' 5 VL 8. a aah, Kirkwood-Fergusen car. i . ny oney } | ELEA mae sOU 18. sticking to ae leave no bits | | Beate gees to the Middle West. agg aes Sona Attractive — decree, Forest 1h water: no Pe ROOMS, noon pa hhh IMNCY | ehester. . SALTY CoO., 7161 a ' reon t. 3601 py ne ey ag iaree lern, five- so ey $50 to $1000 from Vuteieien teria) tages eras gd do not give ma- ' ones steps in kag A os is Semon Ph am 5 oa” ~d mone be : n 4s ah . —— ; er roo'u= . , i y : UsSt West i IE NC OLIVE wecige - —— hs ee vis aa ‘ ») porct ‘ Ps } ere acreened "on minut Be . : net b apes o work. ¢ ~ ey t s on ut he . oO : SR Pheseatne rma sentloman” & Ry furnished for noumeeeping | West Pine: seoehte, 2. and 0 2, GOS Bie 9622 (Gerhard Sisters’ Blae.. Bintn oe ae ie. Co; | cage iio ae we 71d the subject at the Pattie When the ee hee ope Coe eee Ot er and principal E3- i 2310 ROOM AND™ ‘ii i a yi Cale!) y dite. - rec drevaing in losets: “low re ment; large ie store; 3 alee 0 offices, 2 “s ' egy _desirab ee. 5940- 42 = > (eB0) YAHLEM FINAN 2 * . Post De and back iskues of th rub it i} ba] ‘proom clean,” : anges . sine A. Bi ARD—*F. — a Ts" S—Exclvel ve nelabborhoo ° . CORNW I, ow rent: open. od ArKt 3d _floors(c7) ~ -44 LU: a | Soutn COOPERS Tv E LOAN CO.—Loans pe a weight, boiled in *see0 eet by | pose to the ang hydrogen and ex- ' pei Ww ASHINGT« IN BI Uemen: table boat, BP AANDEVENTE: a — ce am heat.(cO9 ! $65. ig’ NT aac ew ly 4 irnis) ed, _s | aed Port-Dispatch. (eT) ISH. 133 (9200 “‘south)—4- rn ee en | aay a” piano#; lowest rate, conn | ter free from lime 14> he of Wwa- NELLIE un. Satur 1 7:00 P. M ‘Sem fay | nmec ting : ] floor ‘ont room” wll “ aieely easa” rept —Asortment A: fn ae rand L470R. : ter 6. an it | Vecant.— — sink, furnace, laundry | "ine sta. O01 Benoist Bidg.. Och and eit dissolved in 3000. wien 2 ‘names ¢ f a fe te ate the || “ Dance music by the St peutinne. ~ see _» or 4 a Ss. s :: 5 ne | — —— a ( tile (3 | {’ : ‘ ‘reside ‘ “hab wheels; tires, \ ATE +7 ul er 4 CM Tee 5 TE | =m | WYOMING, 4326—Bungalow. 6 ro (7) | FURNITU vo” . ) ping or s . z ? o 6) “Fea INEY 1o ii t by ; arks | onths een per tus business cor Dp. ‘e par a e “4 4 “HASHINe ty Aee Bi. S817 oe Aiea lean } Tk crag —_ vate: - ny } = ud urnished &pari- | Southwest Pov oa or aned on automobiles ot 1210 | e ffa Pas soy + Bg cman try to | sare: f: 7 Cy Aes more naa sae 2 —n caniee Smita. pianist : : Th 2 El ina 3. sil conven! ences, ee | 4a te refe rence. f TaRTOe Vard, B i | . '|) phorated o- s with cam-/|f ‘ rved 4 years; Jef- Program 73 TP ~ i ‘7 eee iam vs eae () w ‘ if NG ue ae ” Cor ' pn ten SRE pe Oi NEE 0 9 ' "me ara mane @ 0 Ai, 0 4 san, --* oO4Ff '¢ ° : ¥ ‘ be ~ ij -_ aa: _ | _cbuple_or gent jemen: teleph one. hot eros. # ‘pom; one 0! two gentlemen: conven- | _ bath, rt ARK BL.. 495 ~ onsite Eve Frisco soe pe fruit trees: near room 220, 3903. Olive st. Lindeis 8476. | | comb with neat's fom ott e whole | serv ed & years: Monr can, 1809, ) 1--Songs: mode:, ex- alesis + 3h am & iS MNS Sera (c7) | mpletely furnished -3 rooms end | 23410 ap. Benton | YONE ~ (c8) | | in the same way applied can, 1817 of, Repull- (a) “Sweethearts . Herbert BG9ZJ. ‘cl? a ASHING TON N BL, 4210—2 ciean, wei | WASHINGTON RL. 3@¢ aa a genes enantnnctennarettereneett (c6) ier Y loaned furniture owners and vend on for a day. shut Leave the oil | Adams, . served & years; J. Q jj (b) —_ —— at “Trouble.” G _ ROOMS FOR RENT ITy | tornished sleeping rooms, Papen ing phpartment. furni ished page rent my | ws nares ue wee ple. quickly, gonfidentially > | i a box. F ‘ral, ye Oe er age in | years: [ee Area 1825, served 4 HT . Mise Magnus 4 ; a — teeta t ee (87) | - zonne; this » OR ap ed. in | - a ne ‘ 9th. (c$) | | mois sk ys 1 with cha- | served A , emocrat, 182%, i! —Miano: oe, erines | MM eiilys Chri Nice, Tarnished pana | WasHINGTON BL. 4056—Large house- | ames oCoM so ae | BUNGALOW—4- ail ‘kk. modern. 7 | oe wa ee _mousehold furniture, | ae . , | erat * of ears; Van Buren, Demo- |i} Prelude. C-charp mipor. ee aenee (o) | 1 aS tian 6©=.-—s Sc ientista. * 2 | — gas range, *itchenette; | apantuune FOREST PARK or) : ee SUR nice wand: eee fidential. "Lindell 14. Bt Ce et esbinaton. | president ‘of. po a Coolidge is | Tri, Whig served 4 years: sarei« 1 Mies Smith es aa ROK ad Front. modern. FASHING TON BL. “$32: 5544 Pers! 709—BARGAIN ‘£90 STR’ c SSOURI REALTY AND CON: | ee (cB) || Cross and Joh American ted | yler, Democrat, month; |, 3—Songe: r . ; gentiemen preferred. Sek ee 4 be 3—El ec ant house- comple! el ing sublet heat fr re CoO.. Cabany 1987 " MONEY ioane’ to 6 &: - | ch i onn Barton Pay ne is | years 11 1841, served ' bbe preferred. Colfax 4 . = rooms. with kitchenette, | y furnished itifully and ISADORE 37, (cS) iaeane . alaried persons: easy ||} (Eman of the ¢€ months; Polk, I | (a) ‘Song of r° used very Iit- /ROOM—Front, 3 inde , eo ph aoe run- must be seen t )-room eificie ray ° 3, 1281—-5-room brick t | _payencens ow yates: comtikentint. 111 © “ ‘entral Commit- | 1845, 8 ase. yemocrat, | . ~_ & 3i -De Marva Epped: a real AnaRM gentle mee, a a NGTON shone 4068 —Front h ae | inal o be appreciated. Ca bane | = ——— SA Hptenabeanee 2 igloore, garage. 6200 pet | Standard Credit Go., 301. Vi corias tide of ‘Se betoeae aie res composed Ww hig, Fh ; wear 4 Taylor, | paeditagesy es Fred Rass ae rs Mf. Pores: > keeping room, let f1.: nelor - Ouse j > (eT) ar Ss | > . 7 rooms, modern; $7000 Ty) we : sd a _ 408) erent the a. whom repre- | and 5 days ; months | Mw 5 lerur io : ee Ee iy decorated; hot water; $3 #50, $5. 8 60 PER MONTH |REAL EST'TE—WTD. TO BUY men BERGHE D, Reattors Bz, $7000. | HONEY Toaned to sslaried persona: S007 ||| Wash g Federal Governeneee Fe: i eas 1 fae re ed |) ee gh 2g (} Central . seen : eteiee INGSBURY nn oe ata EE — AE a St Ta (eo) | St ‘ re confidentia | | Washi os s located at | Gays; Ptlere ting mn é énieaaene Miss Smit® ‘ge i EE ara New, decorat . IF for ante TT | Sta. dard Credit Co. 2081 R shington, D. C., and | e, Democrat R52 Aoi ; 4 STER, 4600—Smal 5 nletely orated 2-room 7 olored. list with B > change BI allway Ex-! | activi re Sag from it the | served 4 » _ 18538, G—-Bongs rator: gare | ALCAZAR HOTE!. 312 Y—Small aati mietely furnished; > apartment com- JAS. T. BUSH & C ‘ane | eautif ul But ws ] , & Gk. (@ | ivities of 2576 chapt years; Buchanan, De * : =. pe $1 day, w : Ty eee (e) | taste. hed; change to su! “ ont 1 CO.. 3334 Pine. 1LPaiow ONEY ati to Coe pters are di- | crat, 18 =o- (a) “Kies in the Dark”. . Herbert ae | 7 Mh agg eekly rates; tub, shower : BETMINSTER oa. @nie.Lavely room. cishes, vet Pgs ee gn na? a uit Bee % bets ont 996. ea (eR) sis somes anh (ite Gli Bi re Payments Mi ONEY. E LOANED. sens i aaa six divisional head- grat. 1857, served - es te (b) “Litt Up Thine Eyes,” ———— = = 4 LIG HH TEENTH. , oa - : 3. u} man ba privs “ate ho me: $5 we | nATK now open * rwmeoils, and ee ne ‘ ‘ 4 P. casn or ouses or flats | A oot, copper gutters. brick rn an Ht URE R MOT’ of month years ; n = ¥ paces: = — i * ready to | nh oo ; orc! h ej m CA and a St 6 + he | $2.50 _ per week. 18 x ry urnished” eee ope toon 414: 3—Front ae | Ww EST MORELA ND , in. 87) no 1 genet Oeeair ois agg Pig me ag ion; | weed 5ipere, See Reet -in ” hard: | soem et ust. en ae (BO) | Ky = oe Y. Martin, prom. | | publican. eek. acek i oan oe . Mises Magnus foughout: fin- OLIVE. 2617A—Lieht hou all conyeniences: very reasonable. | d ‘PT. Cc tee: sonable: terms easy. Phon ME ToNG. /MONEY) To tOAN—S25 10 $8000. on ||| Iife. w . awyer and tn public, months and 19 days: G + 7 in; : and_ sleeping usekeeping mr ~ SS Dt AEF aw | : eT - Forest 4216. oles e MR. LONG, | , The Morris Pian’: payab'e | on ‘ as born May 24. 18 lican, : rant, Repub- ' Inc 3041-43 PINE, 351 eacey angie $4. 50 week: root pA nd 9330 PE RSHING | le A B ERN A'T' HY 5s = einai iy payments; charges 8 per phn ~ jet died Aug. 3, 1923. He w * on6 | | Re io served 8 years; Hayes, | | WCK—273 Meters ° ad soos ‘ 5—Attractively furnis home. {| 4 and 6 room efficie . 4 - Industria] Loan Co. 715 et teresting character | as an in- ¢ publican, 1877, served 4 year | . Se on ping suite: ras. water shed clad STE = a ten | Temple). J have pt rear ree oe a M NEY || xourt Lesial member of the Mis- | 185% served 4 years ‘Glevetand, || megane Rerecet ae nae ani aan F act: . ¢ } ee : - i rtrner an ‘eo! mily v , } he , 4 » . ' - ; ; ‘e ’ read- XCHANGE |BENTON, .2323a—¥E teal [a PL. 4253—Reauti?’ 3 pipes hall tow tment. nearing complet OUT com terme po signature to repay on from a St pn % beens = cflected | Democrat, 1993, served 4 ¥ and, ||| ings. Vocal a — ars : be] er fel or ® fecuibe: bs ~, | furnished front room. 4253—Reautifulls FLATS FOR REN gg in ents chen of an e » Liberty Central Trust Bldg., 606 0 ive “TORA W—T! e House > posnaxols, og ages 1901. served || grem, bY Mary Raines. guaranteed; SOMPRY. 1946- Lont! DP spate aitein T icely furnished | —-+ eimar.(cGO) kitchenette. , ; mae . “i ARES eater Seka Grate TAR (7) | _ : —The boy shoul tat | 5 months and 18 day 7 . M.—Dinner concert om 3_roome ‘and kitchen: ~gscatiz fv iz a gentleman: private faml : f Rin Sater Regi iensregnet cAieiiaa. \ ) urnit ure a > ae ~~, oe ere — | e , " oom ‘Ca inets, t-. 90), Sage anne . ORXKi— NOW flat; Can De een on ti one vho at some time or . Au obesity diet list. | fase. Unt s i teers of the dis and Billy Knight. tires: | i 44 CODVEeniences: tein OOMS Wa —t aw — a 1 a ae . shor fied ? 55. De ro vrs, F ras th : 7 ) MISSOL a % : j are faced with the ere ai ae ” (} Ww > Thin ’ | . reate death wo 85 ii bce in any | BEACON AT14— Tao” | Sato =By elderiy Wed] two, un. | P22 Hustern: $59. Deinar S40 A) (PROVED P’ RP’TY MISHOURL REALTY & CONST CO.. rrefaced withrthe aivwation that Mt. yf2y No a anatter of ominlon. Can haps entue within two years, The | ai ke { nce ” neat hbght house. ret erred: “references c! ° 7) ite ee FOR ' . ’ Mion: Ay. ec? 3 fog c phhe : Orit " t ar- i rele caused b é . ‘ : ; i eping rootn - Sidney 37 > (81) WW can tm @meun 1a : ce a e : 5 ) y a y suppurat ; : cl) MAF FITT. arity a ee —— - : U South INV} ‘oT MEN T I ROP ER Ty—-4 SALE ; ™ r ed AMIL J I L AT BAKG ArN ‘ we ton P " + ' - rae ied or e540 ine tpi , co tain T} . } . oo ee bint oF 4 ’ r ; © ‘ ! . ; : * H hy ‘® eee fats’ 31—Redroom, Michet, Mie heautiful ote M sewty doo bi od 3, = vonmas: eau a cael pe eer ce ey beautiful f — oa am conven rently Socate Pe en. SONS SYST EM ¢ y]e i DIZZY.—There is an eye, ear | the same height hee tz Te ae i wrens $:30 soprano, planiat: 1% dnciitelicen ) be . light housekeeping. : in. will esac rifice e On eramec LER. 909 ° Ae" Omiy g SO: open BDRICH- } ” >’ umbing, copper ecreer s, t aie - Jos P A ‘ ed. ‘ WP y . ae ; i ~ agp . ’ time ‘ worn at all j ance. Oe) | wae oe aban ee 4 bp 4 Title Guat eat, et pn, + a” : wut-Water DICKMAN. Grand 62 | : and nose hospital loc ‘ated at 94 s. (2) Use arcl “Fine con- | ARSENAL. Pier 0207 “Post Dispateh ted | TENNESSBI _Guar. Bide. Tyg bey F ose to bus line, street c: : jrand 620. (c) -T\ See Gare fall ch supports for | | {cD | Cc rate hee ron whi : fale TS—Bourdot seg Sela front lote nd eon yenience es gel tia a ES ast wf h é bool: "’ nee = me in the county a org Lee TOW ER GROVE PARK ( \\ IN ( dy meee oon ihn nr by | tate Reng 7 }| Wee Davenport (483.8) 31 Of ; HOU THAU. , 274 A . peer ee @ ; ] ly miles from 1 ni a rT | G ran 363. » new! Gecoraéted ‘e445 4°16 mais (4 7 on niences. (al Forest furnaces Bap sel o wor lat. ith bath and 4 i ' i.e i ‘ ‘ Jie pa e ad os eee ry t e follo *{ cheastra barit a4 — 4 q ——— } . » athe : we i ae it taneous ‘ er ) , hospital. the hair: . wing for: | ° one. | Ing roon 6—One light housek: He Wad. Rov Hesselmeyver = a | = on ee fev) | (62) | 4308 Ars water heater: see - ' — 1e hair: Castor oil, 4 : iain zepatnted: ST avee om, 8 ee, uutturnishes_¢ rooma. @) "YORK 7 TREOR U 7 Ti eT) | | i (CHITA, TSI, ag. =e ee " : Sere Arwen: iL ot Apply REET (‘on P. Curran. Pres st eee oi. teenie | sorcin, 4 Say st 47 4 KOA Denver (323) 19 orchestra. ‘0 | ‘Der_week.’ Phone Gran ce room, i : oleae «SS hes luite: $50. Grand 2069J. (07) vee rentwood ae a | 300-4 Chemical di | stage,” as oa 4 to nasal catar punces alcohol, 414, oun || WWI Detroit (silent). a ef) Hig agg Prone Grand 11863. BEPISHED ATTRACTIVE COnTAges West “—* | BUNGALOW—Stucco, hollow tile. 5 rooms ane Shenardoal ail in et iain aS ie epg ~ it | can hardly be defined menal catarth, i wich’ the Tineer usd (A>; || WAS Elgin (802.6) 8-10: 30 or os » room for tw * = oP reens, sleepin . a ve : double garage: price $10.5 OO: : net ae a DI D-Vr sO. (cOO) ' » eaeoer : ae ee singer t ps. ton Ford JIEN 0 gentlemen. LAN hardwood f! eving porch. bath. McCRADY 2 $3500 cash i === = SS —eeetin chestra, artists. : = RIE TTA. 2 — D FOR SAT E EVAN*S., 406 wR : AS woo a ae a. t ir, tile bath our rooms jern a — Anton, 817 8 ° con 9:30 pro- ctory cost. JEP ERSON. 2019 ae r barnes. Bo eu ences 2 Mas |} hone mea ata tare caiy ae - oe | nl at. wine: a5 9 . uilt 5 ‘room | advance on rents: second 4 and G. Kauoher 607° ppies pi, " " men: hoe cooking. firet-clas 90 DAL VOTE, °800 Lonus—R | : | | Mi 1, a (c7)| JOHN S. BLAKE & to’ SiS Chee: ° 2 Sree Damond $520 Perkin 12 orchestra; 1-4, m., movie modations. “Gragd B55, Aa oe! baths. $1 day: $4 wee! Running PLATS F aplewood Cabany District Apartment Se EO. 30794 Harford. i mare. NICHOLSON PL. OS ane 20270 a ek up, (c8) OR RENT—Furnished BUNGALOWS —Tw. ee ee 8-family building of 5 ie mie sith Pa ae - url ermi aj | pn x Haha at 4414 Penrose, | WSUL Iowa City (483.6) 7:30 voe er BYVss front roorn “ane k . VN > wv - a } meats a ley a. ere” os , pario - Wi Re i! ‘ s ? RE ‘ - Is. a 4 ross, i ; © 1acdesx nad ¢ " sir heat . ain. ; cA #¥ *S bd T™ Prov S| sank a5] S95 ‘ > Be ; as i.. ate .* Hella} " oe / RUSSELL. a0: ao room and ce) ! Northwest - oie a? 1 fixt wea: 18-inch wells manee FINE, 10-ROOM HOUSE taan Seventh and Chestnut . (old G yrdet Pe e —Hazel Kovf S 3 end . =p lepton F S811 Ges te A ino e. ° pes 1@ commu- ’ le ane nee i Ogi t.on roo — oo st. OM ” ‘ ‘ '—$500 eomecen arian ahs . nders! proginfield—sMaary .! res'on ' und I... V .~ to & Cally. “net ee ee ee | ae OG, Seay—Giedre Gentry. iF. D. and MI Rutiods air Stone | os Angeles ‘Fimes. (406). 8 ™ Waldman | THIRD 1541 ot: _lieht housekeepl finished. Rerdwood floors pwnage | __Benton 448 LO.. 7306 Manchester. {| ~~~ (c6) HRISTIAN Tab NKOP. 619 Chestnut.(c6) (e6) | William H. stursie— Mrs. 4 ne 5. all. $, and D, Gutjahn, ae, ote Morgan. concert: 8:30 children; 10 Cata- nee pda lls | ; hy aie ere : , depot ;S, ure ese ’ _- ‘ . ; ’ 4 P “~s is, “i omont eet —4 rooms, 34 floor. a ee te os ae oe be ready ne A; TAGE—-4-roo: ; tame: aew: gaa —— : peewee ~ iB a er. | hardw od Tnnive’ tle al, Baar anon. Gerald Wrig’ ITS. (299.8) 7:30 concert. ‘ : guoctreenton: So {ARCUS, 4345 ‘corn r a sf) | WEMPNEI Car ?. FORRESTER & CO. ethy E. Furrew, Piaus. ©, co ut. - ick) | fences’ one reeom r uth | __ modern br! wa > niversity ee stone | Se 5 - Martha J. Sone i 40, Theodosia. | (499.7) 7:30 news; 8:39 come =: Wer Auto |. i da1> ne 2 __. a ee ES ye Ek try = Sprch — ny” a slectvin nll | furnace: price only $5 Ot: bath, electric, ___* MONEY Ww At Edwardsville. Jenmie M. Fox, 62, 380 eee munity program. 5 ffervon.. (c&) | West perpen» epartmen’; heat |) cLAR! l ono? Poy mr ane any eine!!! business: os per mont: salesman a 618 ga $i4 FY WANTED | Henry Lesemann— Marie Schiund, Moro iM, J. Ostendorf. 64. Oe 5.N ae . | Ww ° ‘ ST Oe CD t ha Dek} Mews 0 e KSO T - as “ant 4 anal ee ¥ 7 ~“” , ‘ ) t Aas + . commercial sasineeamestinaca Grand asad open pdérch; $65: | pen: $: ay LA lay = roon hath: | quick sale. oot lot: priced right for WHYMA N. 407, 72 22 Chestnut. Gent. 8500 a R | N Kk 0 P’S | William Farris, Alton——Alice Mri th fusians Sehweiser 75. 1414 8. Montrose. | . CO Minneapols-8t. Paul (416.4) si) Olive. (8) | AUBERT. -97—PFurn! shea bedroom ‘ea? 118 “ 7*% «t 4. BAKE Ww wr a Te00° Tas “COMERFORD REAI TY CO. i \ Nobie ni. a 36 jos +a ay. concert; 5 fireside _philos- euay terms. ; cit¢ hen: mea sone ole. Fo 8 R215._ eee VERNON. 50: Tee Be rooms, t! e. SS ecser | a a Hed amont av. ey Cabany : 50 jeR) : South F irst Deeds of Trust 6% . “ ; | H s. Streeter, 20. 4458 St. lo P = : Py as 8: 15 china: s: 30 ch heat. sleeping pofch “a 5 rae +". | Al. FRE ‘ siesiiaiaia iam 0 | At Fast St. Louls. | Mary R. Drew #1. 21 _— . orus; -. rete i ng A 100: garage if / . D. _ 3331—Home: 6 ‘arge ncniianmnin $1000 to $15,000: BR IN KOP SEC = ; os : . oe Henurvet v O01 N, wth. 10 danec®. an as RAO ee Sn i So Bae University City aEnACE, 50-ft. lot: _— rooms. TY, perfect titles, et SEE Us. URI- | . ; B, Wéger See nh Edgar. St. Lows. ee, ee Nostrand, 71, 3013 Gra- : — aaa a a fae Pe OhieMAN Co buble earage.| CHRISTIAN BRINKOP) R &. CO. og, ‘Teemoncar—Te en Jenkine, Terre) -arnerine A. O'Nei!, 82, 4470 Wi | WasD Msseeheart (292.8) 6:30 : O., Grand 620. te)! 619 Cheatnut. (c6) | James Almated Kansas City-—lee Holden, +f Potions. 3. B42 M ia concert; 7:15 orchestra; 10:30 ; Spring ie’ l ‘te 7 and 2474 BR 5 ; eee nedenberg—Lilian M, Comma. +o Martin. 66 4233 Oe ay , concert, dance. 'Ella Dillon, 40, 36574 Wyoming. ‘WIZ New York (454.3) 6 orches , - sve icB) | BARTME R. 5a 5a Furn Bes pate & ‘ —PF urn: : 3 4, Kov rent $75 month: hg ae S.eC- I LAT Wt —% rooms, hat . me y “Al its ; I 1} ] ve sit \ ( . ’ | Ap iv 500 3a" R Cont ecticut: only eg000 BEST hardware #80 in Cer tral Illinof } and (5. (rates. 3146 Pine ' i} let. ; -T qT, 4607— llousekeeping or , at ‘ os excellent joe ation fi sublense | good tenants; seutn “jdner 32 S5R. : ‘ ~ | f \ r. E Dye KM AN Grand 4 Mi ip) town of 18.000 emablial ry 0 1IBOrS @aOo.aeand & Pourk 11A a 6834. | . AL _ing: _all_conventencen; $4.50. ERT Forest 4216. £3" | _———S————ee ( ‘ : 8 ROUMS—VACANT—s500 CASH Guickly. and- out ms B00. mast pati |e 2.004 8. Burke. 2 451be latevete. | , (Coustmny of Radio D $:45 violinist. ENRIGHT HOB D-— Tar ‘ge housel rine Bs firs T. 6412—5 rooms, _ Bu nm 6par. olon ial 12716 S 18th et.. at Park av. inet M quickly and wt xacrifee for $15, 600 BE. and H. McCarthy RAS Comeens ne igen.) Ww HN New York (361. *) 6 mar ing for woman employed: plenty ’ TER a jor: HOUSES. FLATS ETC. © scams. own Sarior and _ 3-etory brick; beth eectri c; hein ” pat cash for auick sale; & real buy and Gd. and M. (recer. 4349 Beeicn. ’ és ee Aseociated Presse. tra: 6: $0 orchet- ; Reset ial elenpaatiengnconcngemne=n ) ONES R. E. CO., 618 Chestnut FOR RENT FOR COLO matt brick with hea 3 tol oer age exterior Open tor tam condition; gvod net! ignored money maker. Box _ J-317, P.-D (e7) J. and M. Me Naren. 719 #8. Bovie. WEEI Boston (siient) health talk; 7:30 PEC one jaa —? furnished connect ORs tie Bip (c6) | Foat - ——— p oe\ RED tere 1 _ tile roof, all wane’ . 1 ices conto spection. \. Buy 3 and move in (cet) GOL 1D) MINE a ope rit. ~ oe se wan. l wan wal . ) dance; §& service. o Poor 4 7 —_— ans sev Tt rie ” yin a) ' ir . pre ep o_ . ¢ “ . : , — P . ' . : o ment EVANS. 3737—- me. sigo #3 Oe ae efficiency 008-12——5 rooms. 6-| Georse X ‘Cooper ay flats COJOTEU. | real logs. dei with fireplace that burns in oe BUYS 7-ROOM BRICK a r I and C, Albrecht, 4940 Quincy juffalo (319) 6 string trio. WOR Newark (40 al} = ve a ae = housekeeping ‘ ~¢: RinE Lon icv: two BOS - nem Aer eraber _ an “ a oore througcheut hous? path ye A 1143 ~ gt by : with oar - ‘de neg fide go. jet ere” property rr. and ¥. Rarfie’ ' 1440 cc’ amber, j WGN Chicago Tribune (370) ' tal - ‘ 5.2) 7 travel ad | , — alin bis fe oreity district: rent rea- ee alias inom ead tomatic reguletor, copper »ment: rie. vacant: only $30 b0: ; 1} Games ve oped and opened up; must have J. A. and I Kraus, 1414 Ariineton | ‘ ‘ or- ks, soprano; | ma and eat FORE ST > ; ; z. ‘od . wert of ennerivar a rut Mm TE oy ~ 4 HO AND MOP yt = e. cor. ecreeng., hades, eiectn fis (ures : LB a; mente BG mont. 1. ont MBE rg ¢ Re -4 he A Wii gi ¢ one-lin c 7 nierest to Ti ht w H nd oF ei bhe POT 6 Piendon. . or | , ‘ »» ° 5 Kathleen Nor- nes PARK Bil. 4954—gRoo & Rk, nia | crate: mre ec- inspec : oven for parts etme | “ chestra 6:20 rie: #8 & Lindell ¢ re. T hutnicned for eb) housekeePiMge , SOOTT, 800 Chestnut. | pee’senar coarams ce: | Sees Seto orice and ‘congamiant svection from 2 to 4 daily fot | party putting in, money to enc FAY ong 1. Freriche Webwer Groves ; 6:30 ensemble, string | ; 8:15 Jefferson memorial; 9 inde!) @5 3d "t! : é me repair. ee a je price and conyentert ine cen | ee eee Oe ee en furnished. C. FP. Ww and M. Keanion 212! Ma disen. : . r ; and ee if AM : pia antes LL ALO - » SB0$—F lar 4a) rooms and (cB PECK ESTA ie ya al Vi aly wright Bidg | terme re reer BOE party. PR} ee AY UST ~ — PON, = paul, Huaiboidt County. ; ar ; . 7» —_ 2 pe lison nature 8 jazz hour: 10 dance. P ogram, 10 orchestra. ; . " n : TON za wae 7 . , ies ‘ ' , - ’ mt ia) p kK \ = 7 vn . A te . > re ~~? . ad ‘ ; = after ° ae oe sath R Ae gs aS ture - | : large yard and garden in rear EFFINGWEIA =x aa ote) Cece ee Pe aOR RA ae ee _. Ser ; > Ss ( ) LD rn pet TANT ia TTR ~~ - 7 aS Gixe 218 Pap s Garrison. : pet icago (526) 7 coneert: & KGO Osekiand (361.2) ¢€ concert: ee - “deat arse no in . ; rs a | steel i, “ast : we a > N. ‘ {lo . nal . ' 4 To . me A 6 - : ead ‘ Ag . . 6 . ; Sia = peepee (er? Pl. 58 a ~ reais bath electric $50 f — ; W iN I NG 1» SHIG 1TW., 3 > r Southern IJilinets, | entrally locat 7 Ww. and E. McCorkle, 13! P ‘Park , er: 9:09 Youth's Com- 10 opers, 12 orchestra. soloista. } ENS ™~N —™ a r pe a x ( every A ta Dath, ee 4 HELULE ft De cw roe ~y aioe M. Ps pane See ebster Groves \ ] ARK Fe and fu y eu Lie very hittie / ger panion; 9:35 Claselic: ” _ ? WOoAw tom be } For Sale : Tiaehed uT™ a S0xa— fra! t. nicel¥ vy, > * Qroughout “ te page hardwood 1 a MN ART) Lice ne : : {cS As et iy cabs ar is wien Scenestars HOME. OE @ ary rey seyaree: pre fer n ali ana wife to he! Ale " al . ] Insoem ‘ ; » al carni- } aha (526) 6 4ramatte 1 ene 4 rwrery : \ Rh . ” ; 2 \ er p . sie ‘ ’ 1 oei——! oate 7 reer « ae _ — ‘ —_ wwe r a, em . sae. po ~~ . ae a es ; ‘ - . > ‘ : Tatts ed : Silo ile Joi ae ae a) 3 * Twa a et - en te. - and furnace Keve ] 1:34 _— e] “ Ri) Sin nh “ane ara wow re jeata ( I ( ) $1]. 3 ie ) a ” - oa Linde: ws: ¥, 40 ov “ es! wi ~ (hica rr - ‘ oy . actin ’ program, 9:45 Sigma art! mahogr ir. a (en ; im: 2° 7b1]1—/ heerful « or EE | ‘WASH. 2007A— nan ees ponent : washs'a tiled eink. kre Rar fur- 111° 1 ingshieh wey —= _ i (Ga) rn FOR SA ng cago 45) % luilaby time: : Omicron Rociet — 1 tue” yrac- MePI ee, = orange . = § tooma, pecond ma penny Seer open. 1516 N ..* og recs, em > nace. F rooms, new, gerar “$2000 bungal™ hewte a Mr Ae beautiful ee cole 7:20 rewiew night | les; = i Nightia- * #10 pet PHER “4 x. 4246—Room with all Clayton . oar age 28 " — ; > ‘ y 4 stn, goed roomie, at ¢ hor a g Oe eee 447 4——Sleep' ne % i : oS rooms Bun pe eat e+ ED. 3% . A» A, w wie! homes prices s) On to $] _tnics ms — hardy ood oo = — — W HOL ES AL E B AKE a 5 eo " iy WA vt ee: eee one Ww BH Chicago Post (376 2) ri ore Bhat mer 9 ot (394.5) 6:30 ee to ecping rooms, 3 baths. Delmar ; Bi 3 y ning Ol. 301 ya 5 AOR. | inaide om, EPR GROVES TRUST CO t(c8) nd modern in every detai] and excep" Well cm “pebbcie 3 IES oat in angittagie nae c . : alk: 7 recital: | Mm i om," , +! . : iM. 523900 8. , oe 303. ne toUete; electric; pal red thr h. - i ——_ . AS c ally wei t ' ws ane ext rion OQ Uipped ae fine bus. Dee ri NCHRE QO and ‘ me , , oncert. rel lous: - Y I: 8:36 prt a. = oate seg o— OB gree Large rooms: ‘3 ry building, be send eftie: lency apt.; | Cut. soln fast. See agent on premises | TRE! MBI. yp eg ® = BE. & 1, CO— duplic ae today oe «pcg 550.000) to $500 en S ~ and wi fe or family of 3 parlor "7 ni) ‘.. a rey! Ww — 7 dance sen ew § son . violin, concert; 9:30 recital lian Co. 1004 me exes; refined people; 9°: : ana et and Prosite Forest Park | rite for map © ebeter and our sales ity. ' your opportun- 100 down and terme to responsible part rota es ' gs, stories . C . . A ' com> rtable ———— a Nights ard. ood | eau = 4 -- nt r ity THEY R APPEL. Realtor. © . (oR) . ton ° m (7Ta VO.) GiCh asuet ecil he gqvo" oea 1)On sox WO Oh . tT. (7% . - “_— (7); making jt extra cool for summec . meer ON BL Bere _ (e7) | 257 e :-Tapatch os tenant. Box N-/ or 46 W. Lockwood Webster. ae vg ~ ONLY ONE LEFT—8 4500 pie 203 = mt RESTAURANT——iood corner : exation Tela ee ee eat d ne MARY LAND, 4234— Hoysekeept 4 “49 fy Fay Pastor 10-—FE xtra fine o RE } HOUSE 3515 Pine: 12 reome, | Rant eee SD Wat a 2 am IN | chade. trees ‘lot 70x273; most wonderfy 4483 LACLEDE rent $20. living reoms. ticimar 1230M al] complete: must sell Bt onoe. , NEWMERREY TER. 4604—Nice'y : nd fawn, We have the homes’ 11 rooms. 4 i; leaving city; $750. Delmar 25 ROOMING : - | nighed reome: single or couple. — and vaewe m—N ew ‘SUBURBAN, en al FOR RENT tO PREMEL SY wil, y ) ai Oe. | eee peteh. . oy ppe , ied rishe ag eo ‘ariel a: eee | Oe nas sieam B single or connecUnG: Ie ¢ 4 , Room A BLENDON PL. ®°57 (Maplewood'—Fiat. | va ON, Webster Groves, | nation for raining be earace yer ee EXPRESS «04 sence) mene We fit aROkA Clive ot cote ae rang? eieam heat. gn 4 ad AND 5 ROO part ments i nev matern 4 ro Its sun Par.or Mur BR le kK BU NG ' Al, ( WwW ~ Corer FRAN‘ iscvs REAI TY — a oe iy ee >, 4 * "Lie 4 ° Fur MII Nite ya TS t—six rene! cheap for | | OLIVE. 4°61 —Nicely ‘furnished F 4 neat Of Tank “ Frric IPNCY phy bed: open: eal City Limite loop Reau'if S-room brick bt Chestnut st . | a, ita > pre ~ us Aw1J (ea oh OF rade for tate Peet touring fin Peormss poo’ southern ‘ x Z . +. “jpn 7 a ty now ready fs ir of ri .~— $2, aurtta} = ae = - = ™ : + oe aa on arp ahaa + . ae il pea ‘a at a 7 rs > = “es ; _” any ; ; Pee’ "Pa BOT) sat * i eee | Sher ten th. . hi. ron t S7646R io " yo ae ey PAGE BL. 38: 20a—Furni ns —_. ; = 7” rer, me iam 1 heat arranged - val nea. eureg renin eptions’| ” large -eenea. sore a hud 448°} I. AC # > ) from t ay , ANT 5 v - , = a : BMUNING F RU fh At 4011 % Manchee- v «co) sieeping. Light housekeeping: o | re RNR ELT Tpeervation yng at buiic a port Renton G23W ne —_ larre lore. with garage an« arts mere : se 1 ; I E pn i ae 4 oe 1T MARK ae, om wr a n° Cail between %S aad 17 a. m& ay or ee cohesion: 8: 36 concert. a “ O48 i Ate Ge sacs rr ™ @ ent a . a ate : - ; eatit } we - fk f , a ; u cre sab ~ . Lt a - e - 4g . B. CY... jl a meh, -~ ye . ‘A eral furnis ra srt is “TRI nfur- i as ~ ' c ’ I . gh on ver) 4 eg heen r Fg pen 7 4 ~ rege Pag 2 roy . ‘ . f 7% wre Te | pons « ‘ ent) Ri rand and Ahly an A = _ at wh Springfield «333. 3) 6:15 hie i we © . + » . Lisi > —, ‘ . © bent Vow . oe " , yi : A Tie rent , . - e ages or os . . een (67) OV. Agent. at a 20 J. APPEL, Realtor, 722 Chestawt byuse. FRAG CiscUS TEALTY. bow rds cies an lowent. oriee: can’) neeeie. Mt | 1235 BM. Grane ‘(ets | Rpnse 006 this te 9 sent t - tory sketches; 6:30 trie; 7 tener: sea r . Lockwood, Webster ee , CO “ mt of havi eo. oe) a a TIRE Ar? > hw ntag nt obagg “wT a. e in gvere it 7:1 : 604 Cyestaut. 62) he Dispatc aving 2 8\0'C Boz E-.. TION West E aot A os Bi, Ff nist; 7:20 (ci) geasonable. Box we Sab Oh o trio; & baritone; 6:15 trie; 8 re . 4 ‘ ee anaes oe. ree ) rr ¥ ». . 2 ee ee — eal ? . | 7
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i § ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening Ke tat. C OMBINED ATURDA Rs = ieee — Cs . Mia: IC ee OME Be ok ET RAIN ORR Pe eer pete ory weeks 7 me ; ~ ede | FS vib ey - ea . ee —- eae a nenaana y eee —p er ' CRITICALLY INJURED IN FALL criti inj rred. He stood on che |—VWilltam Rye, 21 rears od, 4 auran . porch railing. trving to reach the farmer, is dead as the result of H t ] M Ib R t ' Me 9 SHOES 4 if So] d ;} Man on Porch Railing Was Reach- . lost his be lance and fell into drinking poisonous whisky. The 0 e e bourne | ial test n 5 a “un aed e : re ing for + een. aie a a cellar ares wa) cert oo get ase tes — “ingest “Biytheville Fxcelier oH. weed Prepared With the Greatest Care. tr LEATHER 3 ttempting to ca re a stray suffered a fractured 6KUli ang im- in this ounty, rom Blytheville, ; ft pigeon wh ich aihed on on the eares -+erna) hurts : was taken home. Ark. last week. He ob ned some Mid- Day Luncheons, 50c-75¢ Table d’ Hote Dinner, $1.50 We Call for and Del'ver , of a wareh at the home of John stk Whi. . Soe whisky and became i oxicated. MU SIC —MIN CTE SERV ICE - a ahs PHONE NERABEST RRASCH E ’ Herzog. 3616 Russell boulevard, sonous sks - - Doctors were called but the youth R A . ' SGCaae, 4 beolutely “me 4 | , last night, Otte Ganer, 45 years Special to the — sheceeroaggial ae (ied pine Piemapeccron uth G ND and LINDELL Catering Manager. Rerrey saa s —_ — --——_ — | old, of 3340 Virginia avenue, was POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., April it. PA ' a 3 ‘ , —— 3 « ' aa gray old castle, so squatir massive on a jutting promontory that it seems & part - + — oo Victor 4705—Privrate Rranch bitchangre. Deanne _ ional tom? eee ane direction T+ is as if the sr arse of the castle that vaguel v sensed personalit vy that prev ades any anc! ent Ru- ! ~ id Weatl r -* . *- . , . ‘ 2a Ais 4 . - ‘ ‘ he -* - He Behe ; i, Ledge a tn 4 . > tem d os ay pais ped de” es a 2 5 A Date ct ype wee er Shae = ieaaba eT a Tee i as lee bps \ Sates ‘ 4. oy be . ae aye Y AS eae (oe J AP a Rem 5 an he, Sra a Wt Bees ns ;, a! rast ate” 2 es * ST MS m RP ee ae Tae neat ‘ og Aad ate) aie ena i : 3 _ ings ? _ } ‘ s} ee See . nS: ee - a Ray "Ae $ g Ly ae ? te : ‘ and room and trees an ¢: ta were bient into the perfect whole. " ~ apr: .i.—President. @ a Ha Olive May Tile Company Alton Brick DICKIE CON will reserve untae On bce W > Harting Display Room 4333 Oli Strangely the instinct of man to build has flowered through the ages. To have a home. to build it oneself, to make it utterly and “3 wih wg 5 . : ae o \we : RB “p Yo ve Street completely his has been a dear ambition of erery civilized man. Yet nowhere has that instinct wrought more purely, more chastelr, or e ompany s decis ert pores S: ae Construction Co. see pnd Home with more undeviating fidelity to a lofty conception of home as the shrine of some perfect dream, than on that sea-girt promontory in far Office and Exhibit Rooms an amommeed: ane ae ae Constructors of Buildings , sad tia Japan. 167-8 Chemical Bldg. ‘ . s evening, |" at ts 1201 Internationa! Life Bidg. = R. Still Edwin R. Fryer | t. Louis, Missouri - ee ‘pan eee > 17-19 Tennessee AY. FLORISSANT & GAWNO ATs. a> aft ig sth and wei rhe ea) itmiie OF ae : his * ~ i894 —— : aie —— Phoae ve 3246 -* oe circula r acd Deen sec ly 2: tte ‘err . : : : { but Herriot’s majority ta! : nes Q . és ealth’’ Nothing Like Paint live 759 Benton 2188 — nniepunlpenegpeantlelmatec a iH | R. A. DUBU UE O’Mara Heating Co. Dennison-Loepker Heat Plus H alth J S D lin H H . C BI r & Post Pipe Co. Central 779 aan — a 5 te ee a Cour a: fat SUP P Ry CO. Heating Engineers a American Furnace Co. as. o. VOWLNE & Co. ogan eating 0. Sewer Pipe, Flue Linings Hall Mac Poe “ i a a ee = a yeas, 6 me yt. Wall ¢ . _ ier ge ee td Jobbere of eel Demtractera . P y Manufacturers of American Contractors of Painting Vapor, Hot-Water, Steam | | Tel. xain 2528 Boston's Bank Bide pur groups of left parties) (00 bE ra Plumbers’ Supplies $04 Victoria Bullding a a wage ge oe en on 816% Chestnut St. Louta. Mo Factory: Grand 900 Construction ans gape sat mrs ae Th eee sa - mont SJ- . . = last lay. a reso.ution Was Piel ; Sane Enright Av. St. Louis St. Louis, Mo. Olive 833 St. Louis ©7:9.2731 Morgan Street 2223 Franklin Av. $622 Greenwood, Maplewood wetee seer Ae” ~ ereford St. Dolph Bldg. St. ~y rue with unshak- | ™ = ei: hae see BS kth ; ene ee . Kelle oe determination the polictes for oo hae im a! = i “ ~ " : ; - 42 - ted at the leat} a CRESCENT STEEL WINDOWS—for WIMMER Manchester Iron Works : Boaz oe _Hain-Seuith rant ronal URBAUER-ATWOOD CO. ~ cing rege} ue An Houses, Factories and Office Buildings ; ee onstruction Co. Paints, Varnishes. Stains, Srey ee SOO 340 Cope. ae a CRESCENT STEEL COMPANY Contracting Company | | 9)y' nice, Gustity Material eh camrestere nt aameles ete Power Plant and Industrial Piping G4 goo! working majority Of) ter a4? ick Service, y « = , ; bea Ae =" a . ie ~ Gam be sie ; 120 E. Constructors of Buildings Yu and 89.487 Concrete Engineers We Are Xow »s ur New Home Heating and Ventilating Pcinctatiete 106 are a At Loughborough Av. Riverside 1390 | Victoria Bldg. St. Louk 3850 Peabo Av. : nn ee en ge Reon Main and Lacas AV. Beil Main 1423 1450 S. r would suppert B90 other] a. ¢ “EP a rN 2eTT —- ca — he Senate declared fttsel’ oi Cems ee _ e + a a on He 2 . OUT it MURPHY DOOR BED Co. STEAM SUPPLIES Remedial System of Leaning Co., Inc. h~ N. O. Nelson Mf nequivoca! manmer—the ad-| Sieg fast y italia ° ie 301-03-63-04 Chemica) g. _ Ses suena endian theca a “pAe aia ei ee o ee ‘ Midwest Pj & S | Co. —* ge a. a = | i@ Paonia — ns OF pose bi BERIT Bets weang eh Stenee Exraen pag & Sappey COMMERCIAL BANKERS Display of Plumbing Fixtamgp 0°05" 2-°2" Sow Pah erphy Stee! Medicine Cabinets Murphy Wal! Safes Fabricated Piping Discount paper for dealers ane manofacturers eof electrical appliaaces. ma- : —— oS geet 38 Kernerators (Garbage I[nrctperators : chimery. trade acceptance. etc. Industrial leams te salsried and prefessiona) 10th and Chestnut hard started. tt may be sald Ssec! a $15 North Tenth St. Olive 5413 Olive 7831 Second and Barry Sts. peopie with two tndersers. i : Herriot’s immediate returm ts/ gp, 4, ¥ a niere. president of the er’ 4 lere, p: i the! no « 4 ’ f who announced that he Rex . TRAVEL AND EESORTS | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ___ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | t accept the task of form-| ass 5 2st ea = We ; = & Cabines when ft was first NOW “Th et 2 “would sacrtfice Brea: TTY ne KINIGS| See aoe Pe ) ay a pi ci grou: PR Ah be VINCENT BUASCO KINGSHICMWAY NEAR DELMAR : oncile the viewpoints of the! Boiss fe and Chamber. appears to! most likely to succeed told | Mntines KARMINOS DANCERS CLAIRE WINDSOR | ee Ion — = Sah Swe, to ge JEANNE EFAGELS Dancing “tare of the Ll vilies ON THE STAGE IN . | _ ues . : ner Te & ser. Fi aes & o : in “RAIN” mm : oe face One, 4 : JACQUELINE LOCA “THE DENIAL” rae EaRLcarRoLL |EMPR ESS — Irs LAUGHING cee enn ae a ice ria ae L CARROLL Possible Nominees EARL C essen HUBERT JEFFERSON LiGHTNING Benteees. =: 1 ja VANITIES See screw ite Faves: ~ vies Oe the) HAWKINS ‘*BUNNYLAND”’ names of pestle! hous 4 q wie INE CANK Mat. Sun. Thar... — THis WEEK aad NEXT —Se ATS NOW| SELLING er EXCHANGING through oy i The Gueliteaner Girte Featuring LOEW'S STATE BALLET CORPS —Painieve Anatole ¢e “ft é 108 Girte— 20 ° Wed. Mat. NEN T—“LiGHTNIY - ' The icaseinteenaiben a chemin, ESTATE and DON ALBERT’S ORCHESTRA “ier of Finance fn the! gag ; 5 Mghen, $1 ve 83.50 Wed. a ". 500-82 " = - a . ver: me nt; former Pre- } quee ee ——— ABIES — | Etlenne Clementel | char | He: Es ———— AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS De Monzte es Fi- hand a RISH ROSE —— rand M. Leweheur. oar ae ALL miater t - « j .3 GA AR RICK irtretesse | FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ccex “LADY OF THE NIGHT”) atten st femare | sae ager Ar: SOEMA SHEARER “. . sou q * AL BURLESQUE aeienicaaeal ED . ee ‘st - ~ By Mr. John W. Doorty, ¢ R.. of Lomion. I ngland, 4 I ming ——— ye av aFTee orn — © PPOs Ss the a ee 2:15—-TWICE DAILY--8:15 senate “the. Yuet 0¢ Seek Glin cr eee Chasen a ae ee en ‘ STOLEN SWEETS The First Charch of OChrist, Sctentise. in Roston. Mass. a’ ranks, since the See- is. & , } ec encugh to Gght “ine i BASEBALL TODAY \ a TONTTE—MIP\IGHT show : . so CURTAIN. 1143 f. M. SPORTSMAN 'S PARK THE ODEON, 1042 North Grand Boulevard | HE POST-DISPATCH is the only ee Rin tive . . Tar rer "oS relteve “ — __Relatives separated nr min | CARDINALS VS. BROWNS Sunday Afternoon, April 12, at 3 o’Clock St. Louis evening newspaper giving § padi tensvatit =. a POSTED regarding the a oe. ; en hapepti, Game Starte at S O'Cleck iven under auspices of the Christian Science Churche< im Sc. TI : . meneeiinie ——- 7 , REALTY MARKET end teere the | ~ ines im the Rer and rreerredl «eat tickets on The Public t« . ' —— Associated } ress N et BLi ers Columa ef the Pest- sae af $08 Olive “treet — Cordially Invi ted cws Service. . » «5°? are ‘ ’ a. omime CIING, pispatca. This lecture will be radiovast from Station AFPQA. 261 acters ® ou s welfare .
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ae, Pe ~ ~~ S AD RIL, TR DAY, . | .; on > a - _— =——=we b E: 2 as SH a5 ——+—--- 10 Le Beg itn och cs icoiinbibens aan .oilbelibioanan Just a Minute Society—Drama sng ty i . Pas! ie wee ee) Cb Ju Clear Your Skin With BS Cuticura ‘ wy 7 3) No on " — ar : he ah ; iy on ae os = sf : ¢ p g » 210, - ed “to continue wit h uni MAK | , ait POWTER: ee Metaphen is aiso recommentei | mention in closing a dlecovery an- determi: a°1OnN t? «2 va : ‘iew f * > ing and Ventilatin The Socialists, 104 strong, decid- at 8 8 iw ould se > nail potote would be “incompatible with pub-, Want to be fair and to hear both omnes : a isoreinol, which he characterized 1 1450 S. Second St = age Suppor cote seca lic interest.’’ sides. I was very much surprised | For Five Days the Arcturus Had | File Motion Contending That Total, “by far the most powerful germi- osition quite as successfully as men, heals ead. 4 | “Stupid lies,” were the words the|at the interest the New York so- Failed to Answer Wire- 65 Per Cent of Live Assets, Is cide ever described as possessing old, silver or copper, fo camera @ senate deciarer itse in | alintes om Pag . . ve : TT 7 a . tle . ” a aarti fre Caacea ed Countess used yesterday in de-jciety women took in European mat- aie a as Calls. | “Unjustified. anything Mke its degree of rentur. | Cases, Opera glasses, surcical In N O Nelso Meg Co : » vote be “156 a : a. |Seribing the information which/|ters and at the knowledge they dis- "Wik merc Fgrs A ‘ rhree creditors of the defuact | telty to animals and man. it ha» struments and all manner of other . Vie ate ») A rainst ,uo— . = @ ; e - . ie a - “ ; o S I IG ( Wi yril | —~ Wor —— —_ , ; ‘ ‘ a) is ¥ ‘oa. ‘ ‘ : e . n g. s Paithouc! vf par Mane aA caused the State Department to {me '! played. They were particularly in- Pikon the gerne 2 ] seuaiaaae 7 pipeuire regpigpag: tek ig ‘ 0. a gh been used in over 500 cases of tn- small metal objects. - . | & aes t5 watoaseds Ske aap astatoaa | pose the gag, while “society gos-| terested, of course, in European“ - Siebee se . 30dv a}! Daughter of (seneral | terdas filed a motion asking ¢ ‘T-|fections of the urinary tract witn It has been known for some ; play of Plumbing Fixtur a om eee ee ved sips’’ were the ones who spread the 80Ociety, but they also wanted to which for five days had failed to ; ‘ pea ‘cuit Judge Hall to set aside his eytremely satisfactory results aid) years, Vr. Sheppard said, that the q “fhe nN ; if , rear 3 a oe ” " saihed pr liags t 7 4 . - ° > | " > Ly 5 WwW ° » - i . . a _ _ "¢ . : . . ' atheens 4 ‘ a d Ch : ¢ St. ¢@ fe her — xt ‘ = ’ ene stories in America, she said. Count, hear all about European politics. ] | #™S”¢F wireless calls, was re-| to Arrive Tomorrow to allowances, totaling $56,250, to at-| no untoward effects ' minute rubber droplets In the latex : « , q rd ' efa rted, if lav ) ale ; a ‘ i - y eat ¥: cr = 6 - i — : . a. é, Po ‘ : : - . “ } an estnu Louis 4 Siterriot’s cin sehen te Szecheny l, Hungarian envoy to am sure their interest was genuine ee oye by oh na’ eg? _— Rest Beside Parents. torneys and receivers of th om This new germicide contains vo | of the rubber tree and in artificta'! i L1@. mY o> 2! re i 7 P 4 . ; TYVE ‘Tf ps C V2 ¢ ‘ ' i > t | a ‘O) f ( ? ' t} 7 - : ' —e te Washington, and his wife. the for-'and not just politeness. acs ndant ae il ee anama Canai | pany. It is contended that the al mercury or arsenic and Is harm'eas rubber solutions carry electric % as “ie ’ "or sbht Te “é ‘ avavy € ; - le "¢ ‘ee : ; “it ie , = MEME Painieve, president of the! ™@°r Gladys Vanderbilt, headed her Mr, S. Stanwood Menken did. aie ba ped te epartment a lowances to all attorneys, with me | in comparatively large doses charges. It is also known that par ’ list of gossips.” ,me no harm with his statements | at Vise ‘ te ing? Vs ‘ on i , ee 0% gpinca foie ee were innocent and had been treat- Opera Club ignored me complete Syrian Coast ;}assemble there at 3:30 p. m. Mon-| tion. any future infection. | things, even cloth and leather gar- ; O1et, s . “nautem —~ a P ~ _ Y , . ’ > 4 “, ' a7 . ; = e oS -" — tT " ; a ; ; , in shen teh Ging mints ea unfairly. Now wasn’t that ae ‘bi! i By the Associated Press. day. The burial service will be Co-operative Work of Microbes. _ ments may well be treated by fret } r\ aaa 244444107 ** ? 7 ‘ wT yo ; 9 x ! ~ / *¢ "om 9? Saal - ; instigation of Admiral Horthy, C®Pt to explain t hat he was start-' par] of Balfour-arrived here Thurs- | Parents Buried Here. tention to the “community spirit’ conductor. tin : »*+ hin 2 , , * | = . *\ “ae | ’ dent Doumergue was cioset who had been {n power in Hun- ing work On an art cle on Bolshey- da “. nig! ht from Damascus where Miss sherman Will Jie near he I ormer Ilinoisan “Driving r FOm | = EE OO SSS So eee lay us, ai ty her me bee Washington to Tacoma, alf hour with M. De; ,... Hn , ist rt ne dag , a h M. De gary a short time and who wished ‘8™ giving his view of the changes French troops prevented a mob dist ns uished father and : ome | me er, who are buried in Calvary. Gen-| Representative Albert Johnson of PRESIDENT COMPLAINS ABOUT REGISTRATION FOR COUNTY res wthe S te. 2. : . ' , pemdent of the Sena to discredit my husband politically t0 Come in Democratic and soviet ¢rom reaching him, and soon ves refused to give any indl-) ¢ fear o r tov , al Sherman died in 189 few > Wash ~hairms C E . for fear that the republic which form of Government. erward embarked on the steamer eral § She. rman died in 1891 in New) Washington, chairman of — om- oNEWS” FROM WASHINGTON VOTERS WHO HAVE MOVED : ’ who was a ! ft Say he would request former | Mier Briand, former M gary might be re-established and People an aspect they have never two police cars on the journey from | "". 40” for an impressive funeral’ newspaper reporter in Bt. Louls ® | goes of $65 Haster Suit Among Books for Transfer to Be Open To- Pa: Horthy deposed. seen on Bolshevism, particularly’ pamascus to Ain-Sofar, about 19;CeTe™mony. Two years later his wi- the early 90's, motored through St.| wy pene Printed That day, Monday and Tuesday— iFainleve, president of the “ 1] PPh nd 4 +3 ) ee ae $e "aa | dow was burie: side t ie yesterday on h! a O- 4 i. Sia sithin sie The police officials who han- the Asiatic angles. Also I want to mites from this city. where the dow was buried ae ide him. A Louis yesterday on his way re Pe Were Unfounded, He Says. 1 sction April 28. t % : - 2° iv : aie = ‘ , AlLiae =, + . . ~ —— = o ¢ ™ ‘ » Ly . + i - qe . °. } 4, / - : . ain Ss, Was re - died ou: case afterward stated explain the real difference between French Director of Public Security | O"¥™m* Marxs (Heir graves. quiam, Wash., his home, (7 OT es nee senactnred Pres Registered voters of Ft. Louis ner as soon AS s . | Ter thas ) ‘ = > | } ‘er? ofr , : ‘ P ’ F ; {> TY) : \- rae 7. in ~ ' : : Y) list ict “hi 3 he . : . | Ys 16 y Qn . ) Tes left. aan . a iy that the whole affair was Bolshevism and Socialism, Leninism received and escorted him @ith a Miss Shérman had resided in St.! Tacoma district. wy mene sia WASHINGTON. April 11.—-Some ©ounty who have moved from one ‘ _ - a he + - _ * ‘ - a , ‘ ’ ; 17 7 r 1 \" p/ ra } c ’ ® ¢ yy ] } )] ] lrieng 5 + eae. ’ ne 7” ° , : “No - Ra ; | blundes and Liat Wwe were abseo- and Marxis: : and sone I think police guard bs a cincultous route Louis ror many Years, About we called on Oj US a née of the stories being sent out ¢ pre inet to another aince the las sad vd : ee M juteiy innocent. Bonomi, who was Russia should be recognized— to the coast lie was met here oy Years ago sne moved to the Fast, | paper men. ' Washington during the dull days of registration last autumn, may Rave | ir tne mtrtje =a -«] \ %eem ier of faty nt #h ten ba4 oe aR . s : Re +a ‘ . ; : : : ’ a" far ay a tam oe 3 a » SE veat oid an was porn _ r . . ‘ +) ” ; ‘+ ¢ " . ot after “a saad ages . 2. I iti 11é@ + , a 7 «i L« e C35) e, be ated Liid igh “10Tea UNCGOUDLEdIS wi he the Rr “itish Consul! (,eneral who ac- av) j Sa 6 i i an { aaa 4 LSIt, Hie - 0D P . irs ress d \ 5 ad the Congressional recess are not arot nares LT anaferred on the me eeere on OF Ui afterward that we were innocent many changes itn the Soviet ideas companied him on board he Spent ail her time there. Funeral’ at Springtie! . i are setting well with the White House books of the County ‘ection Board bs plainly showing ¢f.at he, yronerate “ gs | ° ene mv im; be tried for two weeks, when a poll man's St. Loni tant wae deatroved by fire Thurs- dent had confined his expendituras, , the feet of 13 poor men and 13 poor j @ upper house } ( actle “Pair. but Misled. writings if he wil] heecnyrne my ine oe trier O} vO Cfks ~neOM a Podil She lan « Career in t. 4°unni-. iati. a mtb, ’ ¥ ‘for Blaster to a $65 swit of clothes women. most of therm blind at the the Premier, the subject of “Ir would not be proper for me ternational press agent fle hae Of readers will be taken. The death of his daughter re- day. Public schools have been dis- | °°" Ss ° tgp ess ay Same : Pair, 2 de e . a Ou. i ¢ : > i } i] i ‘ ; =i op” ist. ' a ; ° : ae * . ; + Oe He." clagses 14 the As a roatter of fact, Mtr ("” iidge te liova!l | ajace After attending maa . +a nuncia? on te > ‘a o ? ‘sy datai' if wha? \Ir ‘2 o. one sp! anc (i nomrk rr r) * 4 = ; SE . calls (,@?T) 1 lfler ecumeen § lor. mae a ‘ Tr 42 . ’ aa ‘ oo 4 ' M: : és nm int | .aiiS Oj at i ‘ d } ate rH life ; I ' : Aika : a | ve es NOSE ss otenetuadl The “we! ator Ke] & ith, ¢ lothing and {? and the adoration of the crogs, the marsal, foriner Premier! «¢i6 esid to me. hut 1 know he wili |stupid efforts to dfecredit me” ; man’s vears in St Loule. Sherman State norma, discon inued Pr ¢ King pardoned four men avait! . ’ —- —— mens ee oe et. eee: : sci ' to. ave no particular liessare , 71 was unneces#eary for hin to 6 puy &} maraoned feu th aiting ; hee Vi ’ ster ~~. nhare . sw 4 ; e . if , * . - , fs inn ‘ sort fiar rnaia ' ,«F ea ah TY) Srine ar tes i ‘ ‘ € i}e eee : ’ s ‘3 inca ‘bt 4 Tas i arged no? Oty" et I rn thie = atemen? > le 7enNe oft ltelegrar ~ wishin for A Prics or ' qesire to clis- Came ype re 'T} -_ | iil 4 22nm.ne I : a . . , anrth ng elec tion Mr and Mrs lhtewinaid : 4 s' lity for +) © "Hn t oar. +2 4% - 6 —— otacin f¢ sine. o — asin ated . - onan ses. " .* oe , tha . arin? nadenreyv of ‘ ry tlitarv ' it. ‘ oT 1? @ y | , a ae ; ON THE STAGE P, tal policy /— : : . . a eae ré@a iiZes er. ] aitl m * » oes Ss: : (iJCTi sist wer, a Vv Al tii _i1e : & 0 cuss ° ; FASHI { Starnment: ¢ were Pre- | queete’ thar T he informed of the — "i be ee * , . - ‘ rive the &tfe or child an Sherman was offered comm and ot | - oie — He was #tricken 8 DAYTY: , AD , ing Pk r Stage ri at , ‘ ; ; hie §¢ Ou if at ? our ° ‘ :? i req] tied F' a4 +. 7 q*y ij ij > ; ; : tas ‘ . 7 , ’ e y IGHT”’ wr Minister of Fir ance aac very 2 e ra sure he van ne at no es eee which he hecame after Bin ' : Wings. by ideu John A Ma owner of Caillfornia and Ne- , epg , bilitv of his return. They pointed (ance vecause CY Sa VUE Sg iat Es 8g ) rent (roops Rteady, Metook Field pilot who wade te dead at hie heme mm REGOK ,” -. is — ‘ ; Oo « as . : re frirned ‘fh ~f i ot] : te 1? r M ‘ . Pp ; ; ; 4 ‘ a 7 26 t ,aT v q*s r ‘ime ” er ‘= iy . } . 4 tc ‘ = ‘ a2 ‘ ' ‘ c% . : . Phat WEEA oF rer, ier ’ ’ ‘ ; e or “aT 74 a & i? * pene ‘ *. ‘ nun? at? 4 ’ if ; ; P . ‘ ~s e af : eere mi)’ )- oY i\¢é ’ ral ‘ = : . ;* ’ ; ; ‘ > ‘ _- A «* a ’ Ta % s ‘ , : : 2 " : .% . > : i nivy an © ¢ ‘ , ‘e a tth 1 o ne ription ifier being & yred during ie wi : Lien k dreve Horace Greely over Pe 3 ‘ . Ou0 COO eastutes reir ' ] ~ PaGica| ray s ‘he ~ han, "| thee er iv epread- a ea af ‘ ‘ 1 wthits o was ’ ’ tivine , alrnple sha M unta.as te : : 7 . nce 4 x re : _ : ' -* ‘ - ° ’ a é ' ‘ (ee . ' \' ' 4" - r¢ =? 27 : m' et thoant . : p i lad ’ ’ r aan a | =>. « ih a xX ; ‘ 7 ~~ ’ i f ’ ~ . ; as . , ‘ ’ . i : ie e _¢ ~ o a nf tier, is United eroncn te fio ¢ Ox, - m hae ce rTemT Tie ] **s! Ny iMG hestinith . a ; crr " 7 3 4 fe 4 (an te a*¢@ ho ’ eo \‘ : 3 _ at © ¢! ai ‘ itl, . , ge vad - Minis: -, ‘ i> —- . ; . ; } ldirer ‘ ; P ress ’ . ’ ‘ . _ ‘ i ‘ ‘ ;ocrees. i)* ‘+ . : , 4s . Watt 4 7, finn oy? a ** 1? « a man's job dec? red | jew? Pla: ert le. Artemus Ward was an ; , ‘ «? ‘fe , . ' be ( - here ° ;ie ' ’ . ; alee " ’ ! t? f \ =~ t¢ ~~ ate A‘c ‘ Sie > arg ‘ ° ~ © a s’ 3 ' s » | aes 4 » P ‘ stra : r ie ° oa fs \I tend’ wt? r ae | ndir Zz ® ye dy ise ow her passenger who has left arec- aie x . . ° ? ,"s | ‘ . 1 ° ‘> > “ry? ‘ = ” aie, eon? . ° fis : sy — : ™ alles : + " (A | ‘ é rf OH ] "Ea ims ‘ HT = . ' ' , \ . . am 1 § t Sa int.(,4 U ier ms af ye -f Diane +. [eit ike | wae fiving e ord of the trip. Renton bad mn ¢ aed ~~ ’ ; } , eo @; ‘ . ; oa wil ~~ P ‘ ; ° -* ' . if : , a ve fing : was es » relieve Z _— - . . 4 ) a? pig ? or of mped - Cal . © ere a . : : 4 \ ITT, and ‘nere e ano'’nrer nonuse On Wi. The great sige: in Bieuben + ounty, New YT + © Ma ne “ ‘ ° . « eras Tr) , re ‘ Li be ’ F 7 i . , t(eranre ‘a “Ares \ oo rete : ? : | ork a}! cr _ easures m~A e r hart ‘ ery? set ‘he 1! ; Tt > * A ~ ' rae O€ : ‘ : r} ‘oO i 1 Ca ip New | and " eligi! of thie ahip make the’ crossed the piaina in 1668, eeicune parr r . > ¢ “ - 4 * re > ? . ‘ ; T? + 7 the ° e4 ‘ . —_ or “ . ’ . is a " * : er : sbeagths nie -: : i Y evernm~yet and are for a ey ‘ make t : ‘ the cision - Gen Y i Gut. Gs ifficuit ar handle as in | areeon * ity in 18¢€4. eS {0 : fe? try ° se? * le mare CesnirarDY ‘ ‘ +} ny a ‘ r Z , : i “Ms arree ore 4 ory ' - ‘fo , er Furone } cs , - ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ah As t 4s - - ig 3 ' ‘ : . ’ ; . ‘ ~ at. | . “> i 41€ De i ;? ™ : c a r¢ * a = i ’ }? s ie) . ~ & > a “ Aad oe s eS" 4 ‘ AA. i Se he timer ont oe a 7 jem —- ~ Rn
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- s Tel SER RS Sey “RGA Hen SRM lage: ots wy Na eal ntti -. ‘ ¥ = ‘ eh yy a i ae v Se MERIT ee Tk Mw bee Nhe covet Soe ST ae tee eae ee Po es Kyee 4 CTE MN APIS YSIS ts oh ih ni FR Hee xi £ . Kite gc hk ican re as 40 ae Sa ee as, Red Pe ree ee ees Ay IL ot OR PRIS Rea a I *, 4 te aoe BONS, Tee a. © at) 4 - Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER The question of guarding bank money transfers. Dec. 12, i878. : , ) ‘ “be; sine a cnd payrolis is not easily. soluble. But President: Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Tr. ; a . ‘a : = Ps i ae Company, Twelfth Boulevard Orrick of the Board of Police Commissioners gave ya nad .f Pan ~-* “ “ . . . ae 4 s and Olive Street. a strong answer to the protests of bankers against ; a = ‘ i —— = - ita jan the board's order to withdraw policemen as guard HE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- : ag , 7 see) TH Carer | when he asked what would happen if police were *. ij? ass? ed ‘ny all i on bank transfers How cou!) I know that my retirement ©“ Ssizned ¢ il payroll ransfers. . oul make no difference in its cerdimal § the work be performed by the police without eithe principles, that tt will always fight ; | for progress and reform, sever tol- a prohibitive increase of patrolmen or the negiect o * > ~ * JOSEPH PULITZER. is the predominant duty of the Police Department. Its April 10, 1907. } 7 io oh wee & S| + h& rToaatpct rL\2a ee a ite frarera mMmrrct . 4.4 ob | eat La st and . De greace \ Mai ik — + to s 4 ' —+ = ‘ \ ee . . rn Sr Seoee | ©* Seveted to safeguarding 21] the people trem: th —_ menace of murder, banditry and robbery by arresting The mame and address of the cuthor oo m™ ——. "eo ++) oe ¢ ' mar? jm- ye eo thom * > Va . aid Gass La = wes. 4 “a 4 ae as aes 47 ahd must accompany every contribution, dat " istire The problem 4 7 eaing h nks anc narTro!) on request will not be published. Let- -“*'’™ ; Diem Of FUBTULNE OBUAS AUC pa: ' 7 . ¢ 7 ~~ © ; r r > " ~ 7 =" =~ - fers mot crceceding 200 words will recetwe as We... as Of Fuarding the pain peopie from robbery preference. and murderous attacks practically will be solve when criminal gangs are broken up asd individua Race Question in Politica wc the Eaftor of the Pom-Diepatc? criminals are brought to bar and punished promptiy . ai * ‘ “et s © : . « ~ ] T is unaoubtedly t: as you say The Police Commissioners announce that this has that “the Republican primary and | been their intention from the beginning of the or the general election on Tues¢ay Were) po nization of the new board, and this is the purpose , » ~~. . ~ - a A - &* ~ —-* - Se Aemtiad —- 7. religious recs fecidged on race and : E of all the action ther have taken. The people wil Aine cices. = be more than satisfied: they will thoreughly appre The 14 Rep an Aldermen won DY gen ied . ae 9 ee are : ‘ se ~ rf -~ - > %. : —e . . "2 4 , ye 4 ciate the ellective Carrring ut of this Peal %. wl iaist Va oe .*4 = A. . = —_ "y" j 4 7 ~ rT * - , : - ° e _™ - fe; ‘sf s have unmistakable German names, ¢i- rhe Poiice Department, no matter how efficient i? on o _ ‘= * », ‘te “ »% ie —> or T~ . “— = > ln + . Ser ears. wv 4 na as ad \ be & _ Lx >= & uA ns German game, ¥ : ‘ LE°@® nroseacnt ng officers and the courts. The police force — -¢ _ - ~~ -— ~ — » ~ \~ s+ * we & a . ‘ e of winning , acked less : “© is only one arm of law enforcement. It is powerless Tt is therefore falr’to assure toat isv¢ - a have won by a side ma- umiless officers charged with the prosecution of crim i? + if » ‘a . ar e r 4 rT 2s ; —-_? i a | - i the : on S _ eh the - + J jo ‘s An ha = . ee ’ ller Se , q i é ae Toke 4 ies en if be had n been able ‘ ius part ey FTaGio that ne was werms _— Unfortunately, the Legislature has utteriy neglected net seek votes on tha But = 4 ‘ . crTrPon nt? ar che ’ “ NKNVWOCKe2e her shines oi oes iwe ie “ec mw hh rention a e at i” e c 3 r > rise T a sluts oa & i oe +. ~ es. Woes @erTrimis io . t+ a > , - _ ao ©. ‘= . h* tc twee? r het oF, Sh ol the Fescen* sT emind us of his race £ are Dprougt Just DUt ef 1@ presenti iawWs Te ; - ° reu“ »~*? ¢ “a L - ~~. : yet Aa 7 "| and modes of procedure energetic effort on the part est and most progress e es re wuSUua.- : . ly Democratic. such as New York i- ,of yudges and prosecuting officers will go far toward ‘ , ‘or = oe . 3 ; er ~— - = ~_ ~ ~ « +4 — »> — - - lie > > * : > € - » 7 >, ~s 7 a . 3 of i £ Zie¢gen . ‘ ani. “a e “A =e 4 L > “A . - : sa. . e ‘ "- 3 " a. ne ¢ Lord Ba! Our is experiencing another big + wwe’? This fe S. | ; ws Ope Lot © = s asf " a -. v es . he] +? ste - >? - a | Fame * ~ - ‘ss ¥ pected * 7 & Vast ° reason We ee... Stage Sse.ling ana LaD astic co ? > *, > * ~s - ; — JEFF MACKAY. ing. is perhaps as exciting as any other in the is en tinguished Britisher’s experience. To be sequestrated Advice tt Ma yor-biect Miller. at a h are! ”* 7 ‘er fam ius City of Dan as a 3 rT — ie - ' ee Se ae | =F" ew * > -- _ —_——" =~ Se . . T 2AM oe vd the Roki > erat : . : : ——E 43 : Mosiem mob shouts its hatred: to be guarded by a ; . FF Ff me ’ . \Y~ trust that while ‘n office Mr. . troop of Algerian cavalry. sabers flashing in ths or 6 ' Cas as la } Mm +t 4 or Troe? *. — rian — ip} . in are ian = ant Progression = of . as ~~ - » a - ~~ « — a . ~~ ~—_ ~ “em ¢ mit» . ¥ 4 - - Tm oe -_. ro) itinme *> rouged the In Yr Lane thenen oh a pity «> ote hea rs “ ss \ a“ ee Ww awe, ~~ aa wh * = Dar P=) of Balfouria great affect} she! a ‘ =o han P| . a ~— * s+ = . e 7 ~ » »--* + a ~~ ~ a > ~+ “ name. He writes—t (mat You Wor loathing on the other—dai! this must be a rare treat . ee . Rw? »% i the — = ee : ” ¥ _ : + oneeeaare — to a man who must soon leare the glorious hubbuh Dis Al - ' ra . ~ ~ . ot A ‘. 2 : S$ Woric TT Traffic les for All. Balfour. the pr osopher. statesman ttreratenr = e Extiter of the Pest-Disparcn now shining in the spotlight as the foremost eramp!e 4 LLOW me to sugges: that the State; 7. a, . . >% > .' .* > ~~» and city traffic authorities get enougn ee of the traffic ruies biles and offer a copr to every au- mobile owner Gt the mre mplies for license. No doubt most + sta woud ‘nm “ T>¥ : irae ® pa : eee 4 . uid be tesved at cos’ the event this i 2 v ight be weil for an amendme! ar ded to the trai! law re > - vers of moter ~ ) SSess 4 ; y the rulea lf this we jone > de'we 4 ad Mea : ix 4 : © 7 Be , + ~ i? errers Or TrecK €asD°ss ur c 4 wt of the Py fr the L.€ 3 De sdde@ to the license fee D. RICHARDS . _—_" d - ma ainess instead sending s oO . rey ‘~ ¥ lo. o -? ’ > er ' , ere would clean u ihe gangsters ¢ Ler han bullwhacking petice tactic SIDNEY AVERILI Columbia, 112 Wrongly Marked Ballots . ™e. the Ed@for of the Pum .> grat. Ssotigeandag is the best polkr for a'! men. Victor J. Miller has been e'ect- ‘ 7 , : ed Mayor by a sma’! majority of 319¢ , [ese ~UcKkes at . » rs a o - . > oe Ye * 4 oo > - ~ the PVULccc Bt Arse s.a ae «ere fram 5 to 18 ballots were not counted simpir Ddecause the pubic were tgrerant ty in marking their balicta In the Twen- ty-fourth Ward alome hundreds ef votes were not counted Decause the voters scratched Miller and inserted Igvwe ADOVe , This I understand is not legal and cemsequent’y were not inted Some action might or can de taken to contest the election and fight fer the inting of the ballots as reted, regar BEtection Board ruliea. A SUI Mapicwoud’s Flags TT the Eiifter of the Post-Dieperch. es TRAVELER” criticises the Glohe- Demecrat for being behind ‘he times tm regard to the custom of haring cupe tm the sidewalk, tn which to place tr I am not mistaken it was oly ea few Care ago that the P-D pic- ture section had something aiong that time, and I should ike to suggest that “A Traveler” and a photographer from eack of these good papers take a trip (ona “Gar when our flags are dispiared) to a subdurt where this method has been em phayed for about a rar MAPLEWOOD of Zionism, while Islam in the gallery sets up a derisive “Boo!” Balfour must be haring the time of his life —_—- ———— - Seoo-—--—-- - CZARISM IN THE ARMY. It is good to hear that the crue! sentences ose upon Privates Crouch and Trumbu!! x probably be materially reducec. By giving Crouch 49 rears and Ir m> =9 rears we ¢ Imi-martiai act Wita scarace ferocitr Its Justice was untemper the faintest glimmer of mercr. To allow the sentences te stand would be an act of barbarism Major-G en eral Lewis, commanding the Department of Hawa believes the sentemces excessive. and * recor From the recerd of the case. presented vresterdcar . » - ‘ . ~ ’ >" . te b 4 - - —— . OY & Speciai cabie to the Yrost-Dispatch, it seems tha’ > - oo - _ _- > es _~ 3 a — here were two charges agzuinst Creuch and Tr» bios ’ Fir > *» ? =. I > ~~ ——— hh. oe ae a e% iret, ther trie? to organize a bran f the Imm _* 2° marty ' Wes ; " =~ “ond °*ay — 2 F. respectful statements against the President * . . — - — the - 4 \ . t ar & 7 as t 7 a 4 ~*~ surrection was planned, except as the principles of ~~ re oe ‘s:em . 'D e rm ate ° é Trert >=. x _* ** i > — ow ‘ ~ oe . - renee on + a . ~ ~ Two Clade. DO OUOL t 4g. ie ap COQ art ’ 'ediscreet enoug’h to talk and act too freelr > > would call for 40-rear terms at Learenworth. In : ‘is : . a »" sj]0Wed iS .BCce.egsid.e rarism of this sort in the armr sends a shiver ul ababe — ——- A» — the a _* ——— : : of 2 - [ ~4 2 > a. DesBes! w ceowD “+ ~~ . ™ has anv ins? 7 “> far ‘ther? and the or 5 — of freedom. The cases of Crouch and Trumbull, for a .) ‘a ~ ~ ~~ 2 *s "oh * Ty x we —— ~~ “bse © ~ foe . ™ + i ‘ ® = i io occurred which are Known only in the bosem of the ° ’ tz ; 2? ~ . Sth aetiel 4 * o owe “= oF - * : -: ~ ~ > — irmyr How mazsyr Hardi-Bs i Smitas are operating mn peacetime’ ' .* _ 4 TF eee cee Dees > = oe ” 2 we ~- ~ — — . { Pour 5 ae iTUmoui We > Ass i? i & ser .* : - * Se seed tows ; > > ; ~ - . ; a — : ense, “prejudicial to good orier and military dis ~-ltieea ™ ~~ aie ° —* — ftw + —— 2e ap tsaa® “ Ins i? @erse "TF Via tal . 2 i arm Oi. " 3 tls. . are S = ath — °° =. sri +\retci ve - — >= * as & es : " ' 4 nz oe . = ‘ salt + . | - ™ wider and discipline than for such punishment as this SAFETY FIRST IN NEW JERSEY Our former fellow citizen, Roger Saldwin. now 7d! rector of the Amertcan Civ! Liberties Trion. ‘s ‘x serious troubie again. No new thing for Roger. This time it is in New Jerser, where some of the author ties got into a Slue funk for fear of something he .was about to do Dut was prevented in doing. He and some of bis followers were going to hold a meeting some time ago to protest against the activities of thy paiice 'm a loreal silk strike. Wherenupen the p got Susy and tbe meeting never came of? - . > e : . 77.) | — Sik WoORBLas pe ai Lnaing > ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 192 RITo a , loaded on a Government barge. docke ft , > * ’ - And April made its bid for attention on Wednes- day when shipment of rolled iron from Pittsburg. iro, where it Was d in St. Louis . ufired té more _ this iron—there were 3.800.000 pounds of it—by rail. These facts are impressive. Ther show the practica- bility of river transportation. They show its econ- mr. Ther show that the rivers, if really developed ~~’ ¥ to solv- ing our transportation problem in two wars: First, . } r - - ~ ~ ’ 2 . = — | in cheaper service: second, in relieving the burden ~ > — my 4 ese eo > s 1O8 Tore 4 ne sugar s. pmeéernis, as f b dD 2 _ fae) a. ie” ® n m» 4 ry | re QO nr ty "J % ? nh (* a, ~~” vv > S a pw ee rh. - : » - » rY 7 : ” . J Phat is the great taing about river transportation. ~ y o- ? — ‘ " It is mot a local issue. It is a natiena!] issue. It ' h» ~_ was this truth, risioned for the first time on an fficial tour of inquiry and inspection a year ago. hat so profoundly impressed the late Senator Medill | “MeCormick anc converted him into a river enthusi- ist. It ts in his insistent hammering of this truth nto the consciousness of his. C s l col! "7" 1. oe +) es _ rm oor © * - . — . e . ine raliroad magnates have not ret seen this light. but they erentually will. Once the American people : . - * » : . ow the rivers can cut down ~~? | _-= é ’ * ast’ >. cur mounting freight bill nothing can step the ’ —_ = sath oad ° . > | ; >. iogical, necessary and cestined merger of rails and ~ - = ~ > ~ . _ 7 . - . . . ~ - - = = “~~ = >* > =~ — >=: - = . oo _'- ~ m. —_ a = e — ae°ses Set Be uu é ~~) 8 | acs re. =e 5 SU S BASE BALL RESUMES é we oo ‘ = . ee 6 ee _ 2 x'rTte, - . ~ - — —- - > oe ros At = baa LOT - a re . - + a a -_ se ei Te ae! - -- e+ - ~ 5 (er . 7 € , oe eé i= oe i$ a.iernocn when i tho Br .: eo -—- - _ - “4 -~¢ on °*2 c i. — 4 + wet . i @4uu \ cd ‘eeer* uot & oe ba c Se 3b¢q — » . aa 4 - ~ a > -- - T+ ~ race spring Datties. It is erer a bright occasion i . » © * — a = & sca? ~ SP ehea *tarws? . - —- > — 3 > a _~ “= — “a » a .fars L@ ‘ [™ a?! * ? + = } —- ? —_ » ———. » +. . aati oo wis . years _ as rar s2¢C¢ iB the se i)* . ‘ +e * 5 mary De C cench et ~ -— > 7. a *» - ~ 7 _ - mer unGe gusts 1 Pss sekiec. perhaps fz = ss — — ~ = - -* ~ — ~ i>? ulr’s me ring auspices; Possidiy in wreathed and - , -~ — ~ > =m ¢ — a. ~ a 2 28 Jie S Usk ey scacow ™ay eved arken the ssormryr sre »? Mar But on the ides nd . _ — —_. ~ >_> _ ‘ = —e — se —s eh wit! a a : Ap 2 : Eng a puCcYFantiy athriil. The ij ~ ben FO — - or ¢ 2 hoe Th ie | ‘> ~ 7- sions 2 5 i 1@a.2ae! id ay 28 OMIMMIazg -~ -~ - * _ —— _ Se lll 2 - Reere F a =F; R4..8.2 ‘ Ge Wiese 5 Ba ek a7 + ~ ee roote ’ we rision rTictor?T 7 « ** a= _-— = a 7 ia * a ’ s Is there any ndation fer this glowing _-_ . FD - - "ea" . he? ~ - “ — - - - . — > ss ?-*2 - =“ > “2 z*. ~& ?*-. > bes: =? =o +s a> = 3 « - cto +e ** ceac a a ** rhe >os' tion ot -- - “ - m™ af 2 = = =] . = = — ‘ a” ~” mM 7 a + _ > - - Ft mee ** ~ : a rrowing d as s rear of trring ~~ . - a, ~-* = ~+a» 3 +. ~~ S m™m wu _ .' og " e- AD 7 3 are > *, P - - . . . ? . ; here is Hornsbr’s bat, a lethal weapon if ever there) ~ + 4 e Browns. Sisler, so the erperts assure = . > a a «¢ = - ~- 3 s. is hack as B18 Oic-time DOrilliancy, and de _- a 4 “a a = , = 4aukzu _— - - - "erat >* = ~ > - ( . o> a’ or _™ "So TF. 1 *re acc a4 r * i "he > ww oe >| & [am ~—- - > + ~ ~_—- " --” ea. -_ 4 = - a — am ~ * *' ——— ™ = . ~ . a ne - ——— > o—_____—_ ~~ - ~~ 2 ~ : od “5 a4 = - ar ete ~..@ see™ « ¢ ~- -— + - 3 . — - ‘ ~ - 2 -~ a *--a = ie a a -= ~ te - 7 “ 4 - —o oo —_—_ —__ —— 7 _ . : , . > - *- > —_ - ~ .- — : , tS @ Ditter joke to demoted police officials em the . ~ - we oa Ye eu we . & ke = — eve OL @ OZ S@.ary raise—that old saw about merr = » > x x - = a . = ~~ — ‘+2 = 7 ~—. - — ~~ x -_ —— —— ee _ —~ ee ee PREPARING FOR THE FINAL FEAST. = - 5 - ~~ "a {-nea a x” — -” - . : : r. Nine states shared in it. . eee —— } Don Quix ' To The Road “ | _ By Edward L. Holst is HEN first I met. Den Miguel was Quite humbdiy, quite simp covers of a tiry pamphiet = be the “Tres Ensayos in simple . fag! But from tne unadorned ei. y negligee there proceeded s word, wit and wisdom as proclaimed * migh* but countenance the phic sentation at court, with Mr. J. EL € ; gs sponsor under the auspices of K _-Besars ard Solllequies.” the selectex goet-pudlicist-philosopher. not only : ¢ but with that foot adernmed in Seveliness of Cinderella's pre-resper « Geror de Unamune : predecessor the familiar Ibane like his fell affairs, an extraordinart!y versatile Hme to pop oat from between the | ef Salamanca and the deanship of t versity. ‘0 assume @ itading politi present crises arisin from the Meo tien, to incur the personal enmity of —«@ de Rivera, to shower forth | speech and fiery encounter s gender whether this same Secratic nave earned his Plato Not conter fecundity. Don Miguel has car we : ss t] ; ; ~~ * — « works in the fields of poetry, cr-tic é-ams. i _ the present yrolume we are show essayist. philosopher and tractarta: — : . ~ a> for {t is as poet alone that Be “eravy heights. Some consolation ‘2s of poetry that o ercreep the pros when the philoeepher nods and the Genor de Unamuno defines bis ph as that cf subjectivist militant. H with the world only to the paint a peated and emphatic, coloring erer saerchological or esthetica] phenome vars “this sort of country may Be v¥ for one, would not live tn ft.” aad se ation of Ego becomes a drone and tivity. for water. for relief. saving grace. for Unamuno'’s subject? with native shrewdness to recognize Europeanization, the compeliing te ~~ as oo." —s SF Ee A BOLT FOR THE BLUE. Spariard like every other people : 9¥n Salvation away from the cultura enly extended in the cause of pity nt any feld save that where it's en JUST A MINUTE Setar Wise r* _—s Ceprright, 1936. ~ - - . = 7 - & = 4 > _ + = THE SATURDAY CONFERENCE. - . ' 3 i? Wis au he S ic as ~— . = a o - Scering that we per the mu 2. »~ = , . “2 “3 Te - -~— ee ee... nn - and a - 2 o? the - weal Au bee ae ~_- - - : - = ‘ « a i a. ¢ wd Z ore o- ia = - -o- . _ or Aa : a in yY dang f getting a good ict — . ea re _ = a 2 i ~ 7, = » te — | = = ~ -™ ~ 2 +e ——- ~— —* —s % * x ~~ ae at Lal «a ’ a ; nae | ara a -— ~44 a > ~—~o - - ~ - ~ i le ee ° SB. t2e@ c ere ® under ~-ie a: ng ~~ oe Yo “er as & a od ‘2 >? oe. — ~~ oo ar:2eg pres. cea ‘ 3 — ’ si —— ~ " ~ - ~ — = 23 “a? es *9 * = ™ ~ = -*soe - ~s So@.4% iss a. t T.Yv - = -_ -- 4i@n in @.-ctions for some time was * ° es aa ee = . ian 9 . = aa x " ss ae tBe theory, that the reocple a_wars e ect . : mee ae oil - you ar = are 3 >*_* =e a — >, iz - - a 7 2e@ WoOTs. Mas i@ Sara ce 2ac ‘ -°2 r = : 2 ? nYr. 2 > —_ - -= ~ a» € _— —— — = - Pa . ~ - - -_ el & 4 — - S c _°* a3 L245 LL > re * — -~ — ~ + —_ - = 2 Fas fe — im TU S 7 = —_— ———— _* - ™ " - > *-~ - ~— * - a = _— = » wl 08. 4 °x 3 S ° : Sil .2 = ° on e —— — a - _ - = - - 4 a — ~ ns - ~- ~ — -— >? - -_ - - mM is phileser é 2 i im- Sut of - - > _-= . 7 ~~ a ~ mang ast faii was Mr. | age, and & - — -—~- « a a s™ - > - 4 > _-— -— c 7 —— = a % © ~ 4 . & | " ie af Ar’? “2 a - —_— . = - - -_™ ~~ _ ~ ‘. -@g 7°72 . -4Pr 28 to suggest "2 Deon's = c ally make a mistake. Ther are i> 2 OF — asea + ~ he B aiWays uke ¥ to err. and it is this ute ind . - - _ "a? @*- *-» = » * ~ — - — = ~ o ee i s*skee *= Ber i* > Setter s . a > i a - ld up a... 4 = .~ 4.2 = ~# > -_ ~ “ se - ~ _— ~- @ oo 3 = s ~ + 2 = - sue at ? — _ a-°-2 - 7 > ~~ = ~—_ = ~~ > - - . "2S " ae , - ~ =. "gg , ee. * 5 * > _ @ a = - "= - > - — “~ ~ ° - ’ pe sor : ia? TS aan Ss = . - id - > erence a . . + - . ~ ar a _— rr > ™ * = o 7 ~*~ ae - ~. 2 ; S.2 popular mary has e pu in f : >! « a. - a_>2 aes * ae > ‘ =~ e- “are ~- - * ~ - = . Z yp _—— -Ta2 es is a pF _ "ere AAP - ear * - i "2 ~*« ~ -. ‘ Be ~ ‘ar — ’ x +h - A Sa. ° e. az oose a.© + a o a. -a2> =a F° er ar + 3 ae we bare a eveung wo mT ust - ‘{~me — PLSTugon. 22 - Lae which has announced k — ng YY a wT, > - >- = ™#nta ec e- - ao | = = $s 2: “ths . _ “@ersevere un’ ‘here is no > +e = oe -_ ™ - - — . + e - n 2aA2 » 2° ~ 18 mpece ; —_—s > “a : - - 4 P=" > _ 7 2 ° "“— r > - - - - > 4 ty . - - . i —w . - nail ; . © .*.8 9 " 4 >a ° = = = =* a2 ° > ° er 2 i 4; = - . : _ 7 »5* *, - "Ww : 7 - - 4 * 7 i - ad QD — of * » - & - - 4 = ~ a — = oo ~ 4 = ha 2 = _ a? e . * a “ e2 « = "3 - _ ——é* . - > . " a € S« ~s . : . ” 1 W * os ?r . = “ ~ > »- = © > - = * - “ = . > = -- ‘ - * e - ~ ._. _= > - 2,7 " o | « ~ e : for iwnhi ad er -4 >= & _ ot *s g2 - ~ 7 5 — 2 i. —_—— - ~ * — 2 . ¥ a. [eT ale oe | ig 1. @% ~~ YS 2 - ‘are > * a ~ 2 7 * _— i«« 2 oe 5 a re . -»> > Was - @.+45 acm: 6 —~> - ™ eer, Oh - sanpr —— J . ad ~ ‘ - - -** ® ese ; - a ~ rT? 2 ae] *» ~ i— + . Mi ta28 WVeLlsG aae 2@ po rm so sOoOme- a * > ga. ec _ “-- . hinge of the sor: e arranged ad —- ~ a * “+ > © : Secrates pointed our that at a time when And then, wher et ‘engt>h @emocracy is on tria! in many parts of ft made into srrup. Asad weartly bomeward t! that tt should Se exziiditing Rere g mas takes cUlarly fertunate ike Mr. Cocidge as the most powerful No president eer _.. ao ~~ - _ ~ _* = - --* : 2 Bm tse worid r almost Had «a ‘as*ier bpreaxk‘tas*. anrone ee in the pu Sc service Who has Thas we, with cur ssTrup and o™~e . es * . : ‘+e a | 4 pr TIAr = “#@° - To | sitting ~ oe) Se. primary erest of the The old maple suger cam ™ ; w@ im tru § Sot ta g tha Ll ear at = amy democracy is 4.. Fe thHoug.t would be When spring mes, for } wert Dody Pe awh 3 Fa: ruc. a ive Wars a2cors son ‘erence adjourred ALICE ft 7 4 é "ee 2 > = The MIRROR PUBLIC OPI N te WW “the condemnation of Bim who tries seif upon another Thes fn the fact tha to be himeelf without suce ing in | whom he takes as his model, and so ve body.” Or again, im a sentence dear the lorer of a people, Unamuno takes in the cause of the bullfight. He sars [is thie civilized? Is this Eure * . . —_ -- > =. e cr - - a a -* . -* : dit ALAS was ne of =U”. But it is Spantsh Senor Unamuno, a true Spaniard, too often of his diabolical trend. of bk. tvridualisrm. until when the prepared ~~ SGnroreenate if as feached. there is only disappointmen as vate, and in et the puerile pircovettings and post was ofien ludicrous, but b Gevil of a fellow who peeks one eye o “Rn Gown in asstory .arge each outburst of manly vigor to eee he Lbove pelty partisan consideumily img it. Tose friend he has writter: “ ‘Tisis and rendered the | ring sit the spectators. They applaud of immeasurable value down itn the arena there. I fight ales with the ball.” I+ in 4@te>eartenin heartening «ince beneath ft all. there the *igh seriousness of the poet tn th dispiars the proud tags ef critical : r ® sinister p ical p discs alms the stigma-of savant wheres : rorian wing of his be has been labeled. rucifixion at : nds. jn ‘i oe storians ° ths @ rt r since Am - « in the chapters on the Quixote t . - or = a "2 tq or v » . . — is himself, strikes the read t - 5 ee “4 = 4 > eke - 7s - = mn a —— - _—— «=? : . - ~ 2 Di ee a74 io | 4 bl aac - 1s Wt - | tt ~ play the @fe or the drum ert , ~atever it may be, Dbreax | Sr throw him out of the ranks for 1 m hearing the serg of the BOt £2 'm quest of the sepulcher of th e vision to foresee tre of . matter of @ 4 coat-of-arms of Vermont carries @* on the arch abevre the cow ‘Vermont.” “Freedom” on t38 on the right. So the casual erally inferred the name of Termont rather than either U ait: Had any other animal ‘he déesign ‘hen the saerret af rion of Freedom or Unty would ner. If the coat-of-arms is ? _ a _*=8 new mission of the Sorrowful the national bird of ¥ oud. : “Ty aloud in the wiid¢terness s been a cow. & BMd discredit the seoffers at the spi sto be displaced and the lors and Dukes. the Barbers and Cur _* "AK? « pia - any. *** honeved cloying em }race — of the World whe seek to dish ees nt (2 @oul to sleep and siothful ee. “Shake the siuggard. Aw vad Let us have mam, not im the als — but The Man. the mas _ <=d sinew, the You, and I, the’ - * thus alone that each may wt ~ “Rreagh the sense of self. There net know a peregrine SSS see one Tt ie a hard Aame and © "= o° be i “~s * ye Te } ae wil ever afi = ct = iat | oe c : OC a ~*@* - eir aii¢ OuS. mice. no doubt f is a worthy monters will net get excited we pi ‘Setem nor tn athefem It ts req: Sa wish immortality. « Trion has at times proposed (20a the national bird of New & = -hough ready to bear of hat = for that honor, we bave sot yet bobcat down. © © *° AG — the Rhode Island Red & te shire bird. But that & P ogictans called a lucus BeB8 mount im poesiDility. ‘he trpical New Ham thar selfs gasoline every Sow roads, and another says ae se'ls hot dogs at almost : *;ese “i oveliness of Calderon's famous & “~ 7 .08 Suenes Seence seu.” cals. One must admit “2d dreams themaeives are ér u more commen birda Of * ** [Owes his Spain, this mode stick to the bebcst. B @ OF i kn Anight riding and tiking ~ourageous, a fine anger and So i... °* "tte agatest the hard worthless than a bald ES * : act wy 4
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We At ~ A wv (ite _ —_— i mba” a, ES ae ts ro* » OD a ° = = o aay ae re take it toteni, 52? Wiiii ) ine see one ? effections. Union has at times proposed the bode the national bird of New Hampshire. though ready to hear of other for that honor, we have not yet nauled bobcat down. © © © A correspondent the Rhode Island Red is the New shire bird. But that is plainly what Somebody else e bird is the jong mount impossibility. the typical New Hampshir that sells gasoline every few rods & another says it is the bi does at almost similar brie admit these are 8@ ae ils hot va ls. One must sur more common birds. On the or stick to the bobcat. It is good : bit courageous, a fine singer and not @ worthless than a bald eagle. Wem «the “Tres Ensayos.” ; re \ . is to be displaced and the peregrine fa,© . ‘a v candia# ra ¢ int© hn page - ’ SATURDAY. ; APRIL 11, 1928. i tte —— Se ct a —_—_—_—_ =e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Reviews of the New Banks and Nows of the eee ~ ag Les’ Pas, Pe en: a . . 7 Ret re we... _ST.LOUS FO ree ee Bookmen ST-DISPATC - A oR Rg - me - Don Quixote ee To The Koad Again q By Edward L. Holsten ' it might but countenance the philosopher. ’? b«pesays and Soliloquies, eliness of Cinderella's pre-vesper slipper. mt Senor de Unamuno, like a ba 118 1 time to pop out from H of Salamanca and the i versity, to assume a nt crises arising nave earned his Plato. Not content with his po- drama. ee eee | | . | B apity for it is as poet alone that he can touch the iterary heights. Some consolation there is in the He to the point at which is concerned im- as that of subjectivist militant. with the world only it } pinges on his consciousness. This subjectivity is re- peated and emphatic, coloring every reference to psychological or esthetical phenomena. wars “this sort of country may be very well, but J, for one, would not live in it,”’ and so, until the iter- tion of Ego becomes a ‘drone and the mind cries for objectivity, for water, for relief. Te ae the compelling necessity for the other people Europeanization, Spaniard like every t-publicist-philosopher, not only best foot for- ef but with that foot adorned in all the shaded fellow-countryman Sym) and predecessor the familiar Ibanez, !s a man of | if. sftairs, an extraordinarily versatile fellow, finding : between the shaded cloisters deanship of the ancient uni- leading politica] role in the from the Moroccan occupa- | tion, to incur the personal enmity of the ubiquitous Primo de Rivera, to shower forth tract and pam- | phiet, speech and fiery encounter speech until we wonder whether this same Socratic fellow may not | utical fecundity, Don Miguel has carried on in Gal- tie fashion with half a dozen novels and as many works in the fields of poetry, criticism, eSsay and HEN first I met Don Miguel de Unamuno it was quite humbly, quite simply, between the covers of a tiny pamphlet which proved to In simple style this meet- But from the unadorned simplicity of his) “Merary nesligee there proceeded such a burst of | ‘gor, wit and wisdom as proclaimed the poet where | Today we have the formal tntroduction, the pre- > gentation at court, with Mr. J. E. Crawford Filtch E os gponsor under the auspices of Knopf—we have the selected glories of this N the present volume we are shown the phases of | essayist, philosopher and tractarian, which seems E bits of poetry that o’ercreep the prose of the volume | | when the philosopher nods and the essayist sleeps. | Senor de Unamuno defines his philosophic stand | is al- | -* Swe there is a | saving grace, for Unamuno’s subjectivism leads him | with native shrewdness to recognize in his essay on | to achieve his | own Salvation away from the cultural hand mistak- | = enly extended in the cause of pity which belongs in any field save that where it’s employed. Thus “the condemnation of him who tries to mold him- self upon another lies in the fact that he will cease to be himself without succeeding in bejng the other whom he takes as his model, and so he wil! be no- body.” Or again, in a sentence dear to the heart of the lover of a people, Unamuno takes up the cudgels in the cause of the bullfight. He says: ‘Is this cul- 5 tural? Is this civilized? Isthis European? I don't # know. But it is Spanish!’ Senor Unamuno, a true Spaniard, warns us a bit § too often of his diabolical trend, of his shocking in- » @ividualism, until when the prepared climaxes are Pmached, there is only disappointment and chagrin S atthe puerile pirouettings and posturings of this} '@evil of a fellow who peeks one eye open slyly after ftach outburst of manly vigor to eee how we are tak- | To a friend he has written: ‘‘All around the ' ing it. ifing sit the spectators. They applaud or hiss. But 'down in the arena there. I fight alone, face to face with the bull.” It is disheartening, curious!v e heartening since beneath it all, there is a sou! and “ee tne high seriousness of the poet in this puppet who eR = amen dis- | | P displays the proud tags of eritical opposition and | he has been labeled. the chapters on the Quixote that Don Migue! is oon i ig in F ft + j linds } himself, strikes the road to the two-and- Piwenty palaces and unfurls the standards of the gra- Ptious little band of mystics who have stood for all ftime for Spain and Faith, for beauty and the essence p0fthe spirit. It is then he walks with his love in the pepirit of St. Augustine and St. Loyola, of Santa Te- esa de la Cruz. Quevedo, Plato, Dante, Goethe, Ver- 66). Quixotism is reality, a something apart pts creator, a transcendent reality. The desire of the S Moth for the star! The purposeful concept of the ; unattainable! The of those mar- * 3Ts who have chosen the. way of madness, the way from magical glory aa ™ “ridicule, who have danced before the people not m **the clowns they seemed but in the tragic earnest- p Bess of high sincerity ennobled by the unrequited | Pangs of love and death. It may not be too late, ; ies Unamuno, take up the march, onward for ® the crusade, the crusade to the sepulcher of Quixote. : March, eyes uplifted to the star, feet but vaguely | touching on the cold hardness of earth, lest that | *4rth communicate its damper to the spirit. Not art, F men, nor the sound of music shall distract the group “the faithful. “If, during the march, anyone es- “ys to play the fife or the drum or the flute or the ) SWtar or whatever {t may be, break his instrument p *r throw him of the ranks for he hinders the ethers from hearing the song of the star. He may S 80 go tn quest of the sepulcher of the Knight.” | The new mission of the Sorrowful Knight is to cry Moud, to cry aloud in the wilderness, to shake off €Md discredit the scoffers at the spirit, the Bache- |. *>d Dukes, the Barbers and Curates, to disen- * the honeyed cloying embraces of the mis- _— of the World who seck to dishonor the Quest i the eoul to sleep and slothful respite in vile ‘s¢ Out Het) ‘ . Pee ‘Shake the sluggard. Awake the sleep- heey let us have man, not in the abstracted tissue- Conc ™ ept, but The Man, the man of bone and ; . and sinew, the You, and I, the “Each of us.” . ‘ is thus alone that each may win the supreme | = through the sense of self. There is no baseness heism nor in atheism. It is requisite only that " shall wish immortality, a personal imper- : bility and though his reason cry him a hun- Nays,” he shall voice his wish, his desire, his in the beauty of the call, “Lord, I believe. Mel Thou, my Unbelief!” T= Volume closes with a lyric note. In the lovely ‘ower of Monterey is summed the reality, the trea i the ™, the beauty of our life. — tag 7 ( Life but a ; “ @nd dreams themselves are dreams.) mee be loves his Spain, this modern Quixote, this Par hie es riding and tilting eternally, sanene rior, tine against the hard essence of un- a My Spain that affirms the reality of 9 that is my SPALN. 5 ° .* OS Suenos Suenos #fo0n is : as © of ’ th -r? . . Of It?” by Ring Lardner (Scribner 8). This Unpublished Portions Dscar Wilde of De Profundis ee N ; is another collection of short bits by the ‘oremost American humorist. It isn’t too good. Ring Lardner was, I believe, an artist to be placed beside the only other men of genius America has | | | - ee ee ee manuscript must be sealed into | Produced—Emerson, Whitman and Poe. Lardner | | Was—until the critics got hold of him. He Was | Superb until they told him he was superb. He was a master of our language and a creative genius of | Pecullar ability until the critios told him he was a | Master of our language and a creative genius of pecullar abiltiy. Nothing is as deadly to the artist | as self-consclousness. | When writing his letters to “Al,” especially when | writing his baseball stories, and specifically when | writing short stories such as “‘The Champion,” Ring | Lardner had no*peer this side the ocean. He was }an Anatole France in the vernacular. He was mas- ter of the poignance of reality which De Maupassant “Epistola: In Carcere et Vinculus.”’ in 1912, a libel suit disclosed that it Douglas—that Wilde had written. time, hag never been printed. German! from the Living Age of April 4. (Berlin: the British Museum. was td it — : : : + IT blame myself terribly, Aa I | used. And hg possessed that raciness of kis soll ae Sete opene Som sit in this dark cell ro convict | Which {s the concomitant of natural genius H. BM. Prices, Beate: clothes, a disgraced and ruined | ; >, , , | Then—and it seems to me to have been a very | Dear Bosile: man, I blame myself. In the | §ad day—then he was hailed as an intellectual. He After long and fruitless wait- perturbed and fitful nights of ; | was accepted into the “‘intelligentsia’”’ by such pro- | found thinkers and worldy young men ag edit The | Dial. Every stripling of our mock-parnassus 6e- _ duced him into a generation when he should have belonged to an age. Even Mr. Mencken allowed himself to blubber | over the subtle {ntimations of trony, cynicism, and | ing, I have determined to write | to you myself, as much for your sake as for mine, as I should not like to think that I had passed through two long years of im- pri-onment without ever having friendship, and anguish, in the long monotonous days of pain, it is myself I blame. I blame myself for allowing an intellectual friendship whose primary alm was not the creation and templation of beautiful things. m con- ‘shrewd observation that the initiate might read received. & stagie line fem. sen. entirely to Gominate my life. | between the lines of Lardner's stories. Here, said | or any news or message even From the very first there was | Mr. Mencken, we have another Dreiser using the ie ‘ roger ge pine — — | Sreat American language which I created in my we ag oe ne ee - 8 che ‘dle ‘at your nabeene | book. his fellow Lardner {ts not a simple story Our ill-fated and most lament- pr Tou 204 not Bart that an able friendship has ended in ruin and public Infamy for me, yet the memory of our ancient affec- tion is often with me, and the thought that loathing, bitterness and contempt should forever take the place In my heart once held by love is very sad to me; and you yourself will, I think, feel in your heart that to write to me as I lie in the loneliness of prison life is better than to publish my letters without my permission or to dedicate poems to me unasked, though the world will know nothing of whatever _teller—he’s a genius—he’s a master of subtlety— he’s writing literature tn the guise of Satevepost— ‘he’s One Of Us. Then they made him into a dadaist. Vardner wrote a few burlesqueés and the pale young men who spend their-time between the Alagonquin, the more refined outskirts of Greenwich Village, and the proofroom of Vanity Fair shrieked with joy that here, at last, was an American going dada. If poor Ring Lardner were guilty of half the motives at- tributed to him one could trace to his pen every ‘freakish little fad in literature or painting which | has intrigued the oh-so-serlous young editors for the “intelligentsia” from Montparnasse to Washington Square to the sweet cool cloisters of our own West End. Until the Dial discovered him, I dare say, Ring Lardner never realized that he was a master; words of grief or passion, of re- lin the New School....... morse or indifference, you may choose to send as your answer ; Or your appeal. I have no doubt that tn this letter which I have to write of your life and mine, of the past and of the future, of sweet things changed to bitterness, and of bitter things that may be turned into joy, there will be much that will wound your van- ity to the quick. If it prove so, read the letter over and over again till it kills your vanity. If you find in it something of which you feel that you are unjustly accused, remember that one should be thankful that there is any fault of which one can be unjustly accused. If there be in it one single passage that brings tears to your eyes, weep as we weep in prison, where the day, _— —— = oo gu UT it’s spoiled him. This book “What Of It?” | is a horrible example of what careful introspec- ' tion can do. | For, burlesque appears to be the purest, the least ‘affected form of expression. It appears to be the 'least calculated, while it is really the most artful. But if it is at all self-conscious, if it ever etrives openly after effect it falls flat with a sickening thud. |And in this book “What Of It?” there are many sad, sad lines which even your vaudevillian would ipass by. Nothing, of course, is as miserable as a ‘bad burlesque. A burlesque is either a WOW or a ipUD. And Lardner, now self-conscious, striving after effects, trying to be dada instead of funny, ‘intellectual instead of natural, esoteric rather than lvernacular, has produced a book which {is largely ' DUD. | Of course the man could not write so many pieces at ‘ ai) } C 4 f nc Le if and fail in all. Of his nah et po i no less than the night, is set | volume “Cinerella” is Ge iy tru , ie a ° “ apart for tears. It is the only | stories—nothing like “The Champion. he bur-| tning that can save you. If you lesque plays are awful. Except one. | -'This one is “I Gaspiri”’ and it was first published, in Ford Maddox Hueffer's “Transatlantic To me it is one of the finest bits of non- I think it ought to be in every go complaining to your mother, as you did with reference to the scorn of you I displayed in my letter to Robbie, so that she may flatter and soothe you back into self-complacency or conceit, you will be completely lost. If you find one false excuse for your- self, you will soon find a hun- dred, and be just what you were before. Do you aetill say, as you eaid to Robbie in your answer, that I “attribute unworthy mo- tives” to you? Ah! You had no motives in life. You had appe- tites merely. A motive is an in- tellectual aim. a | Review.” Here it is: ‘ 1. GASPTRI. (The Upholsterers. ) A DRAMA IN THREE ACTS. as vel Redmonda. — CHARACTERS. Ian Obri. a blotter salesman. Johan Wasper, his wife. Greta, their daughter. “very young’ solitude. friend of an for the work. tion, y- you followed them; ished. but London, Torquay, Goring, Florence or elsewhere, my life. long as you were by my sidé, was entirely sterile and uncrea- tive. you were, IT regret to say, by my side always. And with but few intervals Many pages after the last para- graph of the published De Profun- dis, the complete letter closes thus: What the world and what I myself conceived as my future I lost {rreparably when I let my- self be hurried against your father. had lost it long before that. My past lies before bring myself to the point where I can look at it with other eyes, and I must bring God there, too. And I cannot do that if I leave you unregarded, treat you shab- bily, eulogize or slander. I can only attain if I mccept it into the suit Indeed, | me. I must That an inevitable part of the de- opment of my life and being. Meanwhile, in all that I suffer, I bow my head .How far I am from the true quiet of the sou!, this letted shows you clearly. with its contradictory, uncertain moods, its contempt and Its bit- ~ . @ nonentity. That you were , ft - erg: nelly aaa later their wife when our friendship began? orien tinor pit Ffena, t! es Your defeat was not that you dnto fact. But do not forget in Figso, a Pencil Guster. ? ket knew so little about life, but that Jono, a Typical Wastebasket. what a terrible schoo) I sit at Literature and Revolution’ (International | | sou knew so much. The morn- Publishers) by Leon Trotsky, sketches the attitude | acT I ete dawn of boyhood, with its my task. And imperfect and of the Soviet party toward art past, present and fu- | ; delicate bloom, its clear blue incomplete though I am, you ture. Beginning by flaying unmercifully every Rus- (A public street in a bathroom. A man named | ight, its joy of innocence and may still gain much from me. sian author who has not converted himself into a Tupper has evidently just taken a bath. A man | expectation, you had left far be- You wanted once to learn from mere tool for the distribution of socialistic propa- | pamed Brindle is now taking a bath. A man named! ping you. With very swift and | ™e the Joy of life and the joy of | ganda, Mr. Trotsky lays down the laws for the next | newburn comes out of the faucet which has been; running feet you had passed art. Perhaps I am called to century of writers with as much confidence that|).+ running. He exits through the exhaust. Two}; from romance to realism. The teach you prey srt far Pes he will be obeyed as a chemist who awaits the in- | strangers to each other meet on the bath mat.) | gutter and the things that lve wonderful—the meaning of sor- ‘ruption and | aS are | lead the Western work- | ere to the same abyss as their brothers in Russia. the myth to expose its true nature, to unvell the | social menace that hides behind it—the red Jesuit- ism that would throw the world back to the dark ages and the inquisition.” Two years were enough. He left Russia. of a familiar experiment. ‘tsky's style contains the same power, the same ination the roar of a about as much of the tone of human gentleness. an intense passion for the betterment of man as a member of society, he has forgotten the feeling of pity and tolerance for man as a weak and wistful individual. There are to him no classifications of humanity beyond the useful and the useless. The non-revolutionary writers, to a man, are dismissed as drivelling sentimentalists, cringing cowards, smug hypocrites, crumbling corpses, or plain unqualified idiots. Not that Mr. Troteky is pleased with the poets of his own following! Those who take him le } chosen a hard task-master. evitable result Tr Saartul ¢ ifariui fase as ria, . “~ % EB uUiCcE ssa ‘ e iictllieas OVIET culture not develop until material S; rosperity and comfort have been assured to all of Russia, says the Dictator. Then, under the watch- ful eye of “the party,” a party not hesitating to lay its hand upon any tendency in art which, no matter how great its achievement in form, threatens to dis- integrate the revolutionary environment,” will grow the new literature. The new literature will be practical in essence and antagonistic to mysticism, pessimism, skepticism and “all other forms of spiritual collapee.’” Accord- ing to Trotsky, “Socialist art will revive tragedy. Without God. of course. The new art willl be atheist. It will also revive comedy, because the new men of the future will want to laugh. It will give life to the novel. It will grant all rights to lyrics, because the new man will love in a better and stronger way than did the old people, and he will think about the problems of birth and death. All that is necessary is for the poet of the new epoch to rethink in a new way the thoughts of mankind, and to refeel his feelings.” And, as a fina] stroke of prophecy, “The forms of life will become dynam- {cally dramatic. The average human type will arise to the heights of an Aristotle, a Goethe, or a Marz. And above this ridge new peaks will arise.” Trotsky’s answer to his own question is that the Supgrman is being born into the midst of a Super- society. Here al] poets shall sing the glories of coctalism all dav in communistic fashion with ro- manticism forbidden by law. one turn with new appreciation to the old poets who care not an tota what becomes of mankind so long as they have wine to warm their blood and fair ladies to inspire their songs: Willi new | | } lion—and just} In | | 'but I can’t place her. | | A woman's cough ie heard o | } ' ’ ; ’ ; ' | The prospect makes | ; | They are out in it had to fascinate a I will begin by telling you that FIRST STRANGER. begun Where was you born? row, and its beauty. Still your friend, WILDE. OSCA SECOND STRANGER. | Out of Wedlock. FIRST STRANGER. That's a mighty pretty country around there. SECOND STRANGER. Are you married? FIRST STRANGER. I don't know. There's a woman living with me, (Three outsiders named Klein go across the stage | three times. They think they are in a public library. < woes ff-stage left A NEW CHARACTER. Who fs that cough? TWO MOORS. She died a Slee aes That is my cousin. a haphazard way. A GREFAR. And what a woman she was! (The curtain is lowered for seven days to denote | the lapse of a week.) | ACT II. (The Lincoln Highway. Two bearded glue lifters are seated at one side of the road.) (TRANSLATOR’S NOTE: The principal] industry in Phiace is hoarding hay. Peasants sit alongside of a road on which hay wagons are likely to pass. When a hay wagon does pass, the hay hoarders leap from their points of vantage and heip them- selves to a wisp of hay. On an average a hay hoarder accumulates a ton of hay every four years. This is called Mah Jong.) FIRST GLUE LIFTER. | my man, how goes it? SFOOND GLUE LIFTER. (Sings “My Man,” to show how it goes.) | Eight realtors cross the stage in a friendly way. | of place.) | (CURTAIR.) le while ago in | of the Stone Age. f Well PAUL PALMEA on a desert island in the Pacific, by a race more primitive than the ‘ artist. and especially such an ar- tist as I am—one, that {s to sar: the quality of whose work de- pends on the intensification of personality—requires intellectua! atmosphere, quiet, peace You admired my work when it was finished; joyed the brilliant successes of my first nights, and the brilliant banquets that you were proud, and quite nat- urally so, of belng the intimate artist so diatin- But you could not un- derstand the conditions requisite production of artistic Iam not speaking in phrases of rhetorical exaggera- in terms of absolute truth to actual fact, when I re- mind you that during the whole time we were together I never wrote one single line. Whether and en- » OT unti] 1960 were the famous missing fragments of De Pro- fundis to be published—until that date, one understood, the But this Max Meyerfield of Germany has always had some strange a«- cess to that precious scroll. And now he publishes, with every mark of authority, the complete version under the title of Wilde's choosing-- S. Fischer, Verlag, 1926.) It has always been known that De Profundis waa a letter and it has always been severely suspected that Robert Roses (Wilde's Literary executor) deleted at least one-third when he finally printed it. Then. ‘“Bosie”"—Lord Alfred But the content, until the present Following are severa] excerpts from the book, which has at last been given its first complete publication— in (How Wilde hated that language!) The translations are
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Ballaetyae Mowry atole second Starkloff Wh ° Wi is f1 , atte ) ey Re is : I. : ? Be Mied te Cameros. So did Gave. KNEParation Wins __ =... .... | sd the SOURCeS. } not deny WeNeb c. H......& Bua | Columbia of ier York practicality! © | ' er Star Batties B Bn t itagerald sila ll = 2 ‘a _ — : F 0. 1 Mulrer Sa ae ; ~~ NO RUNS. | a2 - > % = :, , . é = 2 = = & . ~ soninenih : . . 4 & “es ; Mmitvia ont : > ce’ & ~ KE ~ . . . a . - . . . 4 " . avis orse ts eopar ss ae a . “ . a : omadw ¥ ‘s'ge * 2 > THU bp wane IUaALIT Ting reuna Tas F5eicd ’ ‘2 Ss and 4 =i a + Imtosh fouled to Musgrove NO] H if I . P . aa bai a * Millers Havre Ome Victom : wwe 428 : : atl . ' _ « john S Mos 1196 RUNS. - = = - ~ . i eo , 13 pared tn six games this season. | °%@-rard breast stroke. and Specht g. 4, a. “ax 11 : es = . ‘+. =” => ~ _ - "-@ , — as . —-* _— —— m mort re e ‘a —_ Wech — T° - '~erc — > ae ; -— 5ae > a LA —_ nen 4 ive CLEVELAND—Judge struck out | George Stake King Nadi Training Weill =|, Westerm critics are lated a; the yi be Fleming's parts Washington University wt! $10 19. pecond: Dn . — Ss vu corg - ? ™ 1 : & . - a s : o . . ;' S 3 e ee : ~ t arne Se 4 S-2 TF ye Y te re = -mo* meet roa ~ « 4 - 7 ; ‘ - a . 7" a ; ~ ‘ : _ s+ 7 ~- e 2x ; = . . — ye 2 : Hand as S54 ing third. htiornsbdy pop ped to Mf ae a ' : . | a> 4 -_ . , i - ? } ~*~ To he +‘ AS Tard Fras q*~"o *kop — “e ar ae rye liogler, NO RUNS. Ry ah4 ' rE \' . 4 " ‘ _ : ; : . ’ ' 4 ; 2. r ? . a “ e- . = ya te» » 5 =* ae 2. = Ta : ~ _ ~ 4 ; nae . . : ‘ zit oi a “ . . i ae > 6 , i; ~~? — L | I Ei emte , Pes e (RS | Kes in being vreferred to | * ashinatoa G pes recetvred thelr oparjegs 1°8 ‘Bar . . . . > ° - . ’ 7 >See «6 . . adic = “ - ? FIFTH INING. | Davis’ Reparation won t Prince i has : : bir n for ayaa an > wre ts fi worst blow. Three men were en- end. Top Sergear 4 ~ ~ “ “ - okt eo TS a *.' - CENTRAL—Cameron lifted to.) George Han pm, $5 y Speed test ys "here are still a / tered from this school But the’; . : Red Wingfield. Moor a A - » . ~ 44% ‘ ‘ . ws 4 ° » * : . = _ m ; 7 . -. « Asari. ~ Tv a a ** e gan 23 - 22 Game to Be “in the Air ; caine Sieinanieiee Pee etek Genet as amin oe . A s is nace was toc hard and not a sin- “Stet. Beiphrzoma. Bruns and Sting Sus Fou" race. $1200 liemnelly. Cristal out the same i \.:- roe ee . fow pm — . - is | ime . ws a . ~ . . . - 8 : ' et 4 ‘ i ’ 7 ‘ : ’ ™ ait = . “— ie iitieain FE ! itise _— ; ae : oo TS Law ar ces ara Moor raxce~ - | war. MacCready walked \lac- ’ . . — : 4 ‘ 1 : = _ La ~~ : - > > 7 ~ _ oe _ , : ‘ : ‘ rea dy Sto0j® second. Hunt tripled | ew, OF ‘ - a i “ ~ a a . “ >.> - ? . . _—s — 4 = ’ aa 4 - = — 4 ~*~ 7 . — a ~~ = eo = “4 ie ’ - - > = a . Pin! - rs e . _ ea P ~ . to right center, scoring Wac. | 1Op Sergeant took place ts sks = = . ance Lunones m © best of the three geine Z genth 4g : Marre $460. 83.70 | ® we = “Mo e met . =~ Ds oth. h a aa ein mr ‘ is ame iG zx i | 2.88 Tal Sateen oom 145 "s ~~ na -~ + . ad | , sas : Se —_— - —— — - . > > - _ — . * _- ss leave welked. Judre . , MacCreacy. Star ‘ ; a2 4 ft) ed to ra , : = P , 1% — 2 aAmeron. e Te FIRST SACKER NIEHAUS 7 : va : . 3 a a lle a nina: Te: Med te At Huntington OS ew as : . " : ” or. -& az °*7 hit Mowry with a grounder t. OF PIRATES INJURED .- Peeknite & tele row ee TS 2S of tne game im thie city the gamej Helbing of Washington put up ®| Wescher clear: erack fast ome Lend ae ag ri . . - = ~* _— ? : one r 5 -“eTenta race $ short, NO RUNE. e. P ; . io ; * as ™ ~- = = Sa = - 2 -~ a. * - ~- » -* 2 - -*-se &a 4 = . : : . . ; ° = . . = a . e-4 ~ = we ~ ww RA i —— rz . ', «4 Tag°-* s eo ound =D oma aod a el . . “ - -_ - . - _ = —— > -— ~ ~ ¢ = — . -- a = CENTR a err see R Pe miata rhe {“ spe > .imeé Lave .¢ ren . : > a2 Gree Ihe @: 2.5 i. "sarge cf +e ond heat of the 4494 leading for as a — “wa. “S4 ‘ es; Zands =D Ii3 ¢ ’ + ‘ : a. ’ + : . >» 7 - ’ : , m . . ’ ' . “tO 26 rt rr °s . Al-—M. Hosler Tired out Pirates defeate Le avelers ‘9 sel! ‘he - sunde New a earn Saar e —~ei game ~ so Edward MeCabe of) the “inst part of the war and hold-’ ana $3 fira:: Decter Pubs 1° «Ff > > went . ~ ~ . e — — " . - . _ — - 7 - erie, - = 4 ane ~ sia * - ~- 7 an te Judge. Bohringe: ebrat Fio> >" 4/8 i? * * roc Dar . s"#rcay ~ 2 ‘ : aan . — : — ol - mm = he “a et "25 D..« S27. 4 « $° secon - | S Oy Cental > ~ } , . " e " - — — . " + ~ a - »° — ’ t. o =: ae r “Ti? « ~ - ot ied =p - a 4 A ‘ " 4 a ~~ = = 9 é « & 3 . - a oo” +. . = _ ~~ - " . 7m, - . -* ~ - » + —— . > . : Stark oft. MelIntash ¢ ue Mvuegreore ’ £ saad ~~ 5 > . ~ - . ion “_ De - = - ® = — a A, 2 - — »* Ss - . 2 ~-"@ » “= — S.. . ep &« * +. yo x Pi -~- dnl . ” 7 “ . as “oe . , 7 rs . Na . 7 ® 4 -0reT! _ (© Starkioff. NO RUNS Pian " See - —" : : > --* + " — Nec+osar ser — -aemen kek se was at@wiong those rot there and — pence aya a ligytery ce: “rast ; ; : : .* os. _- _ . —- - = - = ‘he time clock sors ‘a took ar-olds and upwart. ve *arlengs *°*Par- ‘ > . . s - = . - ’ ; 2 ~ - i ; _— - . . . : - —- . >» ie = - ; cK At be | etrikes. Musgro'’ al Popped a a | the "e, "£ A a . *+ =~ — e . «= ; « > = 3 ; aS Se - - - . 4 | (= i7-e **os aa 4a- sc *'™e —— — . _ Le ~ xn $ a +. » > 7 8 ‘ ? . % - : ‘aa . 4 . , —_—— . ; =_" mare aoe — ” ” - . i ~g? a a art 4 - a, rieta). He bie . =f € wi ‘ . ™ + a 4 \4 om "4 2 . pa , F ” a : — “a : me .s - *” 4.7 ~~ >> a > ate +a win- a @x > aa age - = To Zi? WZ r —e? “= — en a — Se Pe | Sn flee = ~~e * ? i =~ & a= — pie oo —-a strikes. NO RUNS. tr ne Rk Satie cut onc heme | US: thres-auartere. ; ~ Ruth P ed 2 era pt ‘ arham), $4.60, third Time. 3 4K; : SEVENTH INNING. run. and was trying to make a? wen 3 See Fall ronounc Nurmi’s Indian Rivals ce Re oes | Red Seth "Gellean Sty Biddy, Teams | Winchenar CENTRAL: meron out Jy ipe ‘ther off a «ar e nto rig . ., A Doge i ik c — . : : : : La ° Tela: . — he tore to , mil icin Out of Danger Refuse Hotel Rooms, MISS COLLETT SAILS THIRD RACE. claimteg S5O00_ 4-reer- | —._ by wl . o* . La e ’ ? ~ ~ > = - te Starkioff. Cristal walked. Cris- oo, . cone abe 33 4- 4 '-a¢ . s « rriongs—The Gir. 104 ’ : " ; > .@@ a" 24 s was 7% 2 . - 7 ds and up. oO “Tone .2e Grr. tal went to second and MacCready iy, .. age | Lae : wrye C0 gaa elie Pitch Tents on Roof FOR EUROPE TODAY ane we ore td. 5h a0. 0850 | Oe. reac hed first “ > en vi! > ys ee +> 4 tatet x 7 the Asenc s’ed Peas second Laet 12 2 Cari $3.59 =a MacCreay's reunde: Humt Wee struck t a datted @nd i 2:95 2-3 Doctors, However, Say He Will = Se AMEE SR cal Age? +9 NEW YORK April] 71. —— Miss Time. 1:07 45.° Lammie W Kee Pa ANS ERLE 4 ‘ Pages ish Isiee Jim Meffertng 1 Lerratre Te Garren a ‘terse _ — , -—-* -* . _ = . . — > ee ‘ “ xs ~ s : ss i or : , fs? =F = t a ™ Dee . pn “ forced ( rista: hia? ia to Musgr ve ~s Rath runners adwat? ed che a passed . 4 . bs 7 ~ . ‘ ra 4 us . . * m= 5 owe =~, — ™ = —_ + ~ " :* : — P + — j -~ » , i ' . = te ntet efoim hie team 4 = -. Hospital in a Week. . s stitute Dn. today subfected ®. can” pumee $700. }rearclde ang =p. fire Wien +? , - = = hall. Haferkamp AIink.iegd 7 e: , - = : t a> > . - “ . i; & . .* - “ ow a, —= oc ‘ , — * c — 3 = _4 -_ , ~ . o — . - a* . * ’ ~ r . s a i. : ‘ « 2 ‘ : . . > a~ : . = Ss ° > aE ’ : LAK -— * . . ‘ y ; - . a : we ‘ .. _ ae ANG TAKIN SeoCONG ~ A ' » te on ’ against Paavo Ner- a. 2 — setae Wttéan - Pim Pare , tae “i ao = —— " et Peer Sane =" @& . eT Par = Ta . « —— AN TD Bias be 5 . = : . : ‘ Pe | a . Po " : sia c ; aia ——— = 7 , ez on al ~—*s \ a. : ne a md Pag 4 M : : -- ‘a P. se ~ - >uUs . ar 4 To Tes > ; _ [2 — Seda. —— ‘ 2 i _ e _ > _—— — or * a” . - and = ey a. - ge . _—e “a %s — —— “% ~~ . * » +. - . ~ are , as . (Pom she _ ~ sh =—o- *g0 a3 Ee =5 “on > > $4.70. $3.79. ‘tire var th : a? 3 : a rec ~2> 2 “~ ~ ~ ; : | ~ 3% .% > ; “ . + . - > ’ _ - ¥ - Zz. . & a ek ~ 2 - . . ‘ os . a . a eden web iS > 7 eg 74. * 2 a *@7ees a ~ = a= = ~ = — - > - “a a —_ e3 * * — v Si center, sce rine RHiornslh Starkioff tur which 2% Keen ™ out ef : ‘ wath ind teen -” mealee on ~ in we ™ a - Se .: Ba-ker a-awea partes on — : —— +4 : ; 2° y ‘ , " = “se tTreetercay Twas So tar Were erected on the enn? of a wed 0 st) 6 ee 5 : —— . = - 4 — a = » #£oc om rre > ‘ . > » on ° ’ . ™ = = - = - — - * - _— . - iifted to Bucikir ee? ‘s,s “AV? heut : °° © x = i-me ’ “ it 4 ~ . " — ee — ‘ =e cic Tas Cer area A be: iTre Seen f° TA. &.86 4 ™ “Ma-' : . — . oe > wlohe hat hea = _* °42c.nNg COoOTrtoe2 Hote! ard tke - 2 . Time & ©ut & Blew relie tieave out i en ge -# aa 5 +> ce ee - ke “ ma . ss . — Sro tess ors Presgewn pies @ - °rTra:h or 4 t~o= *hate - a | *pn,a? - ~*~ -— @ -, ~% , ~ . —- a. — - RUN WILL OPEN ON MAY 1 ; wipeg with agi diag: 3g for thets — ee San eget, mer l Se cae bs « : . n n . " . . ~ = = -ace is: as taf 8 * = ee eh —_——__ —La I race— aT’ e as r * . ™ — * . = = - = _ ? ya > i ° - A a x ™ _ ~ a ”™ 27 ~ : , — m{ ~-— =o 2 hIGuTH INNING. ’ q “s ~ me * = . : - ; , 3° rT Vwneer ea , New > = = ° ‘ws mm , Me . = . . = - . ia ~ ‘ . Ss = ° ? > s . - = right. M. Hosier can a — se 3 7 | ae 6 4 ay © r+ *: b . “a rs > . - : * ; : = i é ; os , - “2 ia “ . — ‘ « + wa es an a ™s —t Shere i. a*ee ‘ . - i -- — ; ies . nal - J - —. ‘ . a7 % ~ -e eht ih. $* tea,4 ey . a. vs . adi : ‘ 4 oe Se 7 * , * . ‘ . oo. - : . : = —— a area US 2 : €*,* ls , aie " ps , . " . Mo bl es «. woe i enka « . Soo > — aie j : . . 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Haferkacrp covering the «ack — : ae. ge tm the Nationa ree ; Sitixape ¢. Wikeixeiog: 5. i ie 7 | > a 7 . - ~~ . Ly .. se > - = « - " . . ~ a .Y . * _ —_— - bi aee a + i : Cready te (Le : io. - tt. ober : 2 emi * x . e 4 : : — P - . ‘ “ i . @ * ‘ : B Ara | ‘tents - & teebharg ee Ss) Wissixsi ppi a " ot jied zame rs ‘ae Mowrs Yas * eke os eee a : ~ > re~_y 4 . ‘ . = . * ? _& ~~ ¥ « a “ie -. . y Gite ° Bo. ° ~ * - : ‘ ; : ° - a 4 ; ee “ ~ ; " - - * ; at . ‘* % . * . =, = . _ - a ~ ieee s. a 4 rer’ercs ¥ “ : - - . - cae . . > ' 7 AN . ‘rikeneae §& Weedrix 4. +‘ with indianspels a Deal ae
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P G pe oe “it wpirhinen- Z Z : Asbestos Wins Today on Navi- 4 ether. —o) Fotograns Uy Otte ht sbssbsststt “ore Z is erator at $3.80 for 82. son tog Ree ts WT Lh yuitidUULastUtUsdaitatdllllyy Z Y cs st Tae —- Wi Ldldlcldddddddddddddd dds ‘ Be tpt Z Ye > QD PD ~~ NL DO Ih ‘i Mf ff IIFFOLd dda EE - H E D ee py rve 4, Z as - : by, WW ty A U N WO lc Z a ‘3 At Bowie. %G Y Y Sake $s ARATO GA L YY” dees j y a + ES . eae aes | we *ar-9, 38 UML MA, ar " es) DS) /, f, VL shhe YUM TD) Y Y) Y) . © ar aassst ed sten ete, wy Pon setts, WL Lhh, hha ennai Z Y ae neces Anpnile..19 1 LLL Lh hd hd hhh re’ enpennpooocers en ennen COn nig ; : a ‘ rz Y 4 Seog iv A “Ceegepep arte? ear rreesessG asa a, » one mile and 70 yards , £8 % % _ eae ? 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Y 47 ‘@ Y Ser / f 4444 ftp yyy de BO, 94:20, frst: | “Second race. $500. claiming, Sos | AMYY Ys “Yj GOLF LIN KS 7 erie ia Gy, 4 4B UW" GY fU™ Wh io 220 +.UW. 1... » #ixe and one-half furl x 4, 4, 4 4 a 4¢ 444 4b4G ? « TAT AAI AAA AEA A 7, o6.00,1°™... ® ” 10) Red Seth ..--+ : “Wh, %G 2 2% H E yy mt tm ee GY ie TW Be 2? * ae. ete ae * [T° VAS 3 N Z+% “sr & , (4 by by Hew | Ea Gagnon 10 Cait, tame” iy, wef O HITE SULPHUR 7 Gilli, %3 Larraine: | eae acgerson 100 Minn LAemO ++) yn ty G AT W a MO Ha i! Re t rs Fa'lt accompll 13% ; ; y ty Yay, “uff “4 ee rr ULL scat teste - raarvercneceastees el tt eee e LMR Se 5 May Y Y : 4 five Vi ’ eatres 7 7 7 Rob ; aa 4 . ear-viel a e 4} “Yi, My, y, Yn, WY, Wi, YMMMUIMULLSSS 1777 pep P OCCT OnOIIII I kta het et ELE LLG - Pi: ; : e c gp B ei f : e Y Y .. Ste = 4 ry nell apg 107 The Almoner «4 ‘3 / L480 Sok AEAPR AT GR ; Be sex. Rs at Se ee ne ME Siete es disse is. Se” ee = — A nes EP ae eae Sea Be ae See se, YY ot --™ nae Geate ... 105 Phelet +388 oe TES ct eg REO EE : SS 4 Mis i ote Guy y ‘ of “y nas 7 mene? v¢ crests 0G wT "100 en AI CSO" SSSI le eS Si SENG eS ee ee be 4A; Y 4 2 rf res . ‘Ae O14 e , ore ine. ae & % Yj ’ . Site ne ne 23 Y % re , ~ 0 : 500 cei nc. « ; Y 9 * *- “saa % “Cts ches Mies Fortune .. 110 Partnema e+ . = y Y Oo ~ Seth's Dream 110 . 4 wD. ite % Y ox r, ( hanve Bi yee? . $700, 3-yeat-olas @® ‘ Z 4% i » tong ee **New. Bonnet Puree: 1” f Yo Donte a “ nor 11° Reacr ..*** 7° . 4 bight eS rae **"oo Jedbure® abner. 108 a _ | Derothy Ruckner.103 Adee or Z i , _ we S500 aimin $-rear™ ; , ay a . - Tomah oe a , > Midnight Stortes-4 ; ee 100 Fietile oe : : @ : 4 Eunice B - gee a e500. cimins. 3% é one on Antiaulty . . , ANS Soe ee ate Gat roel ' 4 7 rings i Mag “fan eee UllCUUlllllUlU EE ll lc wi, TT OO i ee = ah ll Si [ .§ "ia: Si irk. Gul . RAMA U. Priv Pinata eng oP fact. . eae. | ee ey “ >. - ‘ioe allowance claime- ; lay - en enn 3 p 4 zs » 1 % Y".4 “ CUBS RALLY IN ae ort Ye ° °? : bs “4 cosa ye TO BEAT KAN | Z % 1 dr the Associated Press age. * eT g CiwTICAGO, April 11 —The cnie g y 95 Ladd - - , aoe “ PILL Oc ccc 7 ae ss ae ' ena y4 iibuft . ‘Oo? ? ¢ie* ‘ . ee. amt ere) , nes. : "3 5 — er, Z ; me mali , f, V/A hhh shi hihbdbéddde —_ oicsaa . . Y a EO are a four mare’ . ‘ » Be Ry witnessed opoaceniae _ pepeeetettti{ihttltlllliss?t srerre* : ionships L Sia , . 3 lowed eS al r ound bh , ¢ 5 Le eee pee hl estttttittttih StI TIT? ——™ Wy a os Prince 9 which has won 24 champ h ast % z Pig : a : ; ee Mi | sh sf hf ppphtteTllllllllllllllllllllTlL % The pointer, Lune ' different judges during ' ' P Z es a ae ® eee eee Se i, Pe aad Z yames - Kaw? ag , ome! “lttippyyypysyyptstt/tt[tihltllttVlllhld ddl LL LTS EE? ' Arthur Stickney and % and 500 first prizes under 35 Y 7 ite Se ae Se a ade — ms mest 10°" ps ene Roanoke. Va.. > f White Sulphur Z rs in England. setnge woe Tow Ve ball : pen the 8 Mrs. Robt. Allen of DOtto' \riss Olive Kahlo of J . oer Be Cg " mre! . ~ ~ e i ee Ss. / _ (Ahhh thhe —- SO enat PitteDUre: | ane Mi Arthur Stickney of St. Lov’ 1 of White Sulphur SP ee j Phete pees seeannensrennecarunesrassdstsiressslsesststitaRitastHMTn : #* VWiiseconsin ‘ . has eu ‘ Spring: and Mrs. Bankhea _e om ll : : « Indi: pr ulead game DP, Missixsipp! ° 1 : e = . ris
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© ag eo Se Ai: 9 lela ellie. ie tl. — lle er ie "__ - a ee i nl Nag gl neal a ee i a i a — a Re a an idling ray “g - * ” i i iii . tli la aa ll le at ll Nal Net al a 7 a - Fiction. ‘Fashions’. ‘Timely Discussions - one i i i — i el we ER aid PL OOOO hele el? ; a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ea Nl a el al el ll el a a a Mer - APRIL 11, 1925. —— ——. iz nomenon — a ar = ' eS | 2 ° ° | The Business Girl Kleven A. M. “—* “—" vee Soemey | Children’s Bedtime Story | AND HOW tg : eke Eisncninenalgiegenilles o-c~tnnelpeitenstehntinnes ppc la we oe Ls | By THORNTON W. BURGESS. Keeps Attractive aE ; By LUCREZIA BORI ee ie How Thunderer Really Does Drum Patience end an open mind truth at last will surely fend. —Old Mother Nature. . wes T is a recognized fact that the | young business woman of America is deemed the best- looking and HERE is one thing adout Pe- ter Rabbit which is exceed- - he. best- = : inciyr good This is that he , dressed of any ( ot = ) siwars is willing ‘oe admit is | : nation. 1 =a mistakes. He Was quite 4 The reascy the young | American gfr! | bas thie when told br Jumper the Hare that what he had thought he had seen he hadn't seen at all in re gard to the drumming of Thun- derer the Grouse. But when Jumper su gested that it would take very tough sides indeed to d the thumping of thage stout rs, he saw a srs eee = Pasay ‘ se SR ka aceite Tp oa ph Bagh Se Ripe sg oa ge 2 84 ; 5 em yo 2 ee PS oo Sean OF ae ee seehibed 35 ¢ : i A ENE me fe we —_ 7 gressed to this reputation is — she learzs to LUCREZIA BOR! guard her MARIANA IS PIQUED. SPORE ne ‘eft the Page's pi beauty and improve it by ip OEE ie - right away that this was 80 x . + Craig Cullam was. * wholesome methods, and because . ne ee Se ee Se thet oe” ‘ ; ts 33 adn > 4 OUse\ Vi 4 i 3 skili and mind % od on far sev erTa. mere * any Teal thim&iNs. He suddenly became very shy. eng St Within T= 2a _ = U4 hadnt done GY : a t . 4. ttre? * sid -he “wren i re 5 f7 : e said -ne. rsentl lew awe i 7 - eh: orning P ’ ‘ , woman bas watched Thunderer tais MorBikg ) oe = ’ k a if he > . —_ ™ - it certainly lookec 4&5 | closely you will see that in the she learns.to dress so a8 tO ac- . cent her best claims to beauty So many things are said and written on the subfect of clothes - es is anxious to arrange | supper party for rou here to be sna had said smilingiy: sc ad oo AE 7 dine and bow to choose them and i>) when to wear them. - »~ ¢ idea’t” broke in Charles | ° as “Craig doean't like fuse- .. ‘’ : Marian Let's cut out the: 4, *®re Aerer fz res » UJ na — Db} . *. - >. e ne Thunmderer ca the log he stands on. he doesn’t and arrange to hare dinner = b ; ‘o give you helpful beauty articles af; ; ; r ¢ r : sh , 2 | intents % drum. and that is Mrs. Urouse. beat his sides and he doesn't beat ming her | : o@at fis siaes - COCSR t Oat ‘ets before ber, a her again next Sundar in- meas at K sa Deter ant eel his wings together above his back. ,..ounts she _ “4 | iat \- ims. . oO i Ca —-_— u ~* Yet T have heard it said that he ’ eertaiD a | ome ce om . " - me — : » + a sone, z= t he . : — p _ Pei _ had re jerna remained hidden Gs: a e -d drums in ail toree Ways. Folks *9l lowed ~ e ferent types of beauty If you are eon the alert, you cas find what to de for the particular ailment frem which reur complexz- 7 HE sun's ‘ ; a ae ee en high then. a rared a oe eos ri ig city. the parks, the narrow streets. the tree-bor- es m site close ha : ? +h _ ” : p ‘ 50 Be: b Tere quiLe civse. ~- . z wv ie ah — ** . = fom euffers, or which te causing rour of the sky. ered roads that lead to the country, the rows of bright little houses in : a om are funny. They wil beliere any- the necessary * blase rou for net wish- He is shining eon houses and riverw and the sea with boats re '- “he suburt ~ is they could see c.ear.iy a.. inal Was : os ‘ th ' ne ae cant blame you tor mot ws te to | its beauty sheer. | sega ait glist: st ane om , — ax mad - as S ‘ & Sus § es 7 . ra thing rather tian take Lae trouble fs ose ; ing en the Geen dark b!} Le. ae fie'ae an — doorrards ~- ~ s = ; : * > he seer on food should | Bie ine : de soc ety after vreur per- a> 1.¢JaGS3 nea Co rs ras.: . DaDLes ¥ iz } Mis. TRere "e e#@¢7 Ta mn aces “ant ge Rec ion ? Ane * te c D S - : = tk e _ Fe aw “— - . This classification of the Amer- farnd-be a ce alae _ . &2 pees i! + ea does i* is us to find owt the facets. Anrone cent and 45 . : . Ae xes 4nd paddlin mid aiong at a dizzy speed on eir giddie-cars st a sliver of himself m Sinuate through close-drawrn relvet “Watch! whispered Jumper, as shin! : : ‘seomes nees.” Martana said. Tou) a: ‘can business girl, must, I am sure, | with their mammas trailing them—doing the morning marketing or and lace ‘ 3 ‘ stopping to thima at ai would arger +5 : att eee tn | | | Scisser ndéern 2) eae Thunderer’s wings flashed outand, nite ‘ ~reases. os very hard. dont you? I famey |; = -beld true for the reung American | sSor-grinder men and grocery bers, on the gardener with his whee!- Where he w% —e a ; Re ) wees ea a know that just feathers, no mat- ¢ Cow Gaal | - } all om fe oo Fatt = ; _~ . & %. . vi -e ' . . : ar a 3 j ” 4 y | = ’ 36 a” + 7? ** | c be. vy? Tt! » ir *“ i * 3 3 s- lat { housewife as well. She is invariably | DS'7TOW Working ‘a red-br — a eee CSS BASS a fised ides in he ‘ - St Nee ta , 9 up. Out, up anc Gown, ou. SP | ter how stiff. struck tegether a 4 . : . “ | @long. en taxi-cabs careening and g0irge whizz-br-Auntie unti] Auntie 2 ; d g _— Se woe 3 né down those stout wings ae a ~ at come is Ou ve seen the plar?” he asked. ; _. so efficient in her managing of ber 3 thinks “My lands— + > fl shed. rac ua. . moving .aster 7 5 — » . -_ } . no sec om came that she oa leisure and He shines on the office floor where Fleribe!. al! sleek and boris , e ing is srning. and the 4 é ee - all in the way he caiches the air —— . whe |. de tifv “0 legge ; ; secrete ei: a ; — aughter and e arguing and e laber of the buse~ near e with those wings. Isn't it, Thun- udget. ~onemia Go.0g is ee : nai ern : = -—* > ean & = "A x , iq . - —-. ; _ + e ce sr er age sence yeryreee Pp! lanning her dress for a dance on Wednesdar nigh: He sparkies and ' moring ‘too swit ’ to be wore ili from the @ ‘ cas FS (Charles is to take 7 . : ~ er - . - . elie : . > >... ~ we bs a - ~ — - : . , a ee p's. nie serdinge a | ae + w a at... wWaisperec. s do De-- . h h “nite.y mere - biGe 2 tae Orother-go.d of e apple.t nding de! Sul. Cun = ~ looking att with s ici i pea 7 fervre th ie d z — espicies 12 | restored tn (his pleasing appearance. | te odors — airy steam from the windows ‘ Mrs. S$ = ~ 7 r v ~ _-— “+ - se . a - as > 4 - o VW aa a, ~ { . »- is: a . . bs ; iad 2 me Gb ‘ — : ~ Ses’ = “4 4 _ 8 ro ee! : bia (2 "aro et . - 2 - be — , est and happiest because they bring : nen one om “ee : ae and & Saking selden cakes ané cookies mane a § . sot >. someday—somewhere —NEL? Jumper nodded. “That is all,” “ft dont know what rou are re =e. “You won't. like it. It’s* ae em tu. uP and siick-looking for th +ees + & xO ; > ert _ ; . te ¢ lan out ¢t : ' out their best possibilities, suggests eee cca king es 7 ‘ the d ‘ « & « -* — ie 7 4 "> To BRLARKAF As] ~~ ~ } oe erm great interest im this ons irum. Isn't that so? economy and x Derr sot -ariestegeat ese pants Which is so easily grown by all “Of course, of course.” replieq@ children mERS : i Eas ks Li — ° s of fanz i a ‘hat the effort ts not such a great 4 one. : = as > : . ya gesem 2 2 ga - >a Ass . ae teas liora~e T | Thunderer. “People do get such When vaya : c oe ullam Rad provided. | oer == ‘a ¢ _— i- - + - —~**an* a“ x, “ ” =. = q : ‘+ ™ e Be: se care of the finger nai‘s ard the v = ° eges = 2 te —er: | requires Yer’ satus ATLSERUSO S00! , ideas. or on ae va #-ech fruits ; * nessed again the pe: - ref $. F = Reese = Ss os - tkeae * wn 4 ona ~# _- ” + el mes a , l= : § work out for yourself the best times Rais -Ornresa! ° _ > amhother at a.most any tim a a.m Or ty crum. est. Some Bata Dt} | | wr a. ef a day for you to give attention , ‘ne year, se.dom freezes in “he “Drum again.” begged Peter everyt es was sincerety admiring | is = ; : . — . ' . —-* oe - 2 ties? - = “7 g ie . 7 > ee eae ° } & ya » each detail. you will find rourse!l?f , eecs wtue water.ng, ¢m- ' " -_ Wat @ voice Cullanr’s got: | t eB ¥ p 8 . al? ; “a ; ~ + + - nami DLN ‘\ k rR _¥ +} _ a _™— r _— at Thusderer wouldn = He =. — - . : = ss alling tnte this schedule witheut s 7 -4GSUmMm™M er neat, propa- me ~—_ a | expect thee wonder yous women are nuts ; » = ‘my mental effort at a). i . xen \ z zs gates or divides readily and gives uddenly became rery modest and able him in that role, either & Fe - I strong!y advise «rstemat! ed potatoes 2 profusion of flowers. What more shy and presentiy flew awar. Se White it i fail for the careman stuff, : ‘= our beauty care of yourself. = er ou.d one ask from a pliant. The this is how Peter Rabbit learned nish food . mt, and in that uniform with | th 7 be A / 2 £4 1g > . eh = = > . * | *. - dl a — -_- == | ew 4 — — a fee | : 2 ian 7 — *e , fe oh a -* — =o oe at —_ ren 3 a he &, peas — snsseirc sie . the truth about the drumm ming of? ore cheaply tam ractiuce—— Charies | ee a »calp. or you will apply skin food te “3 of soi lf it is very hearr a little ther should down at his orn slightly ?* ; é q - : . our fs oe er’ manicure rou> nrai’s - = _ . -d +. » SA »_a id - 7 ond ie Thunderer the (;rouse. ee 3 — 7 se Me 3 ae our Sage, on eoure your wail : 2 : : sand shoud worged into it a pense of the ea= ‘etre, ruefully. i guess | = & a5 when you can find the time and ‘et 2 eam where each piant-is set to insure Terrright. 19°75 and vegetables | right. Martaza, abeut my | — At: ' go at that. a proper drainage. Julr the best ra t* +e to diet.” | Fo ¢ af | ase ro that + frd se abit Bien: — oT 2 a a . found that . —s d . Ba Ly * ~ r £@e - _- ~~ > irc ant —_ ct ama —— f . Le a3 ‘tn ee os a | i er . se cgttaen >a a month to pu “hase an wl PD an : ‘ss. a On tt will serve ‘> >e had orcered a delectabie De ; =a cad es : z 4 7 A -= | or A. . ; ; ’ a —_ in a on - 4 ot = : . a - —_ : ? aoe he treatment instead of worryin | _— chev may be planted is spring, bat } SQLUTION OF nae er Served Se Wea =a : aa — =. ee m¢ instes \ FY a ‘ee ; - _ =. ; oO > > _ — 7 > - $ } Ee + % ee ee ~ seldom bioom that season. If may safely be FOOT There were lighted | is “BS beauty in mind and rot think tha’ | : EH riscuits ees Steet On , icenitTiann Te ee Ry ee moe: | |! oe tris — -&.. carved afl candie- . Be a ons - 7 te am effect _— : ees eae e ingles ws ws jee. — oovs ara ere reacy to mOoOoOm ae Rai. . now, ledge of ‘om the ‘able. and «a cer. er- Py ve WES pPpreee: ee. is 2 rTert. ‘ ‘ _ _eeore Py ata te > a ' tre Diu “\2e@8 : S[owF ? mn a a _. ms _ adie .. ll i eae a le a . o- ; ’ ee Be. wii! : oe aM agp eas os a i, > + Tas ise ‘zor e. ; abie. This may * of 2m Ty roses, A copper of kG = r ‘ 2 ira > og ar 3B — e e : t Sa? _ -*Lon at * 2 is a - kn = a i. , dew iain q Milk a Necessary Food 44 Coffee, tea, m blue, perple and white irises or | tne ieneon are attached emouia ne | Le i RIOIBIE! | mos: piannies nne Newer Clee. ae ‘ 4 o Yeu cersum >. » > ' Rr : * , Woute ee brig -2 o thace oo _ Tt. o “ _ we 7 satin oe e TT @@. p aa 6 ae, piane. Over wrich i Me a ’ c @ at least ene Aisin Cormmeal Multine«, nie goede. . ; , a Pianted iust cgeep enough so that y j a LR sion Service of of a- *z9uistre bro: : glass of milk a dar? You - flowers are o! erent sizes, the | enn san of the er * 4 "2a i -* a> = om, & - —_ ‘ “ — . > -_= - a 7 - ir ia rE ne : : . re ©-Q 44! Ss 2) ea | stalke vary tn Nal ee ie ihe . + a ; — . = jw ee" u ALF M ' z } ood ? ia A - good doo Ks. sowing : ti! = really should have a pint every one and one-hal’ ipfuls fleur : 08 age ig ONG A SB abote the sot: Re number of va- A quently ‘all mie es Pot ta lar oa . 7 + dar. This aGcesa ; roe Trecessa> + : = . 4 fi acd , son of ~ bo IN ~ be 5 o sé , >" - 2 | a8 ‘.ue irises have been in Di0DGIA Since —s_ gnwincing nd ric th fruits ; * Jarge silver-framed | uy ot a cle oo skagen 1. Te dry and brown 79. A set of three 35. A powder, " - . - : = - —™ © : ead de . - — Pp . & %& ae%, Ast cays OF 3 rc Dp . Pete: : ce oii. . - ' 4 : ry e waas FOU take m Ce: ea... ceaserts, by heat. 2a . bebe tielett.. 3 ti -i¢ LWO (AOr@SPooniu.s shortenir = Sift o- " ¢ ao ‘ . en n Spring is an admirable time to sea- he womans in Wer * .ose ¢ ‘ores : -a- re * etic 4 Sma : medicina! oa Pron 33 eee Cor "42.55 Palebs ie i—"eeadiae*tc +acet hoo iid = lite ” oe Lo wed - - . = ‘act az:d "tat Taret, oe eh are to 2 Soune a Vi = U'iP housew ferry her ; eas pre- ; & bc ae We all know that milk is an : A NORA Se ee =" an adcvanced ee | +, et a ' od Ss aga = epee —. T1Ses an tne ETOUp anown as ihe “in- rdered 3H pee cad a irabty s ee ome aes Ser son. # sentiai food for grewing children. 3. Rerat Naver 23. Te make ‘ °e shortening and at we Bake e Pel ct Pt 8 cea o are pinenee ria a - —— eS E _— . J s a * Po ~ ee Aa a ° "2 -. - ° t = * i. : bis od Peg 2! ef 4 7 ° aa A r p! a =» he —_ ’ il eu i i ; n : . = _ . 3 ~~ et mether who knows no other (abbr. ) Wait! . im greased muffin Vine te het aud ae © aPC irises ¢ © into BROW TO SOLVE PP & nN MO > | ore her and herat " - ® Who, ever in his | OF oe ‘cod can take its place so arranges § °$. A bore yO tie as *s. sm this manner suaiest SO dilate : ~ | Room, and tn the latter part of 4 yce f ‘ally budgeted “strel life, carries | 4 — aint *@ | 9. A bone. "8. S wax we about 29 minutes es eee oe eee , Nie cae Pie y br ie penta: on ah Be diet of her children that each 11. A preposition candles x *hick Ee ee ee CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. essential foods ee SO. 4 ene Wil censume at least three iz. Dreadful, form!¢ = Papo sU8 45. Od Testament: (aicken Patties. ee a ee: oe Meee r i ‘S$ AM OP RA come. She i a85 "anaterm an unerme- | - 2 = ~ "= | ~~. a ~~ es . ‘ er.” a e Bee . ~ "psa" . « aah . io . . sige — » te Se - - 4 : : ; - - oe TL ae ee —_ (Ve. meee - *. }linennnrn- @ a sf. reop e oO art +n ~ se S&A4cs number in the uzzie it - ; NT -re,.-- . " ce as: SPiuUss Of Mmi.4k |@ day nd more abie. of Exrot (abbr ) i ro ‘ta ; 8 ae ee ae , es : - nd = the nation as acy 3 . \ Tem tel stiite : eo ae Ss : . ‘2 Sia eins ; 7 -e ’ ? - : 2 oe - t ue : we where possi die. . ' 2% A Doat propelled 3 Senior (abbr ) ‘ — Tiver tn Ita’y : ; : ; pfu shase « “a ih a 2 a Se pe «ee _ : ‘essiona'. for - Pe ne. ee 4 ay Ss Mik is one of the best and Dy steam abbr.) 32°. tnetroeus “ oe Tas. ne ao OS ' i@-la.f teaspoon- : ph ee oe Sl of a word. ; \ VM O U S W O VM E ‘\ ~ preconceived | %9 . hea . sure ° tien ee 78 ~ —a on : sg — vie =~ ve. met e 2 , - eeraine o ee a SSI€StiCa.iY studies t+hesee ants — . a ‘ . . - . "he : o -@ CNe@apest s ces of lime. Children a3. General Postoffice 2stibtilesub- -- + ad : “ pais O% PeD- a cei teen aie . — “2ci word reads from ieft te \ Ppeopir, icaked Cg = need t Mir - eT | = ge Bias i “Seg Der 2¢@ cut id on 7 == oo rm irom the degin- righ: et tashin eco! er: ‘fae he lima to build bone, but it adbr.). ances 4%. To wa eee ide Be eS gee: pir nine of Apri’ down «eo July and an “Sac (Rerizental) er dewuware LACRA TERRACINA. at c. decoliette pho- | me s-just as necessary that ad@u!: VERTIC ” a acer im sa e Da fir in a oe Se ee “ eS 4 Yeriuical). according te position. a , *4g° Deauties with a V3 a ee thei- hb > ; a . e _ . - AL 2 > 4 can x . oom . o“ « : A iZzus af otcer >”. 7 + — 5 on —o at nm A mA TERY? RAC -IN A = on | x . = : . : 2° Ie: enes in geod ond}- i oe Pace “onli. 4 » Sie cet . iau : 2° 2807 ial ’ the m i@tlerec in orrect.) words that - Was dors With a ~4 O8°an os. far ;: pa *4 =, — " ; . ates ' a — mS... 4 " \@ee¢aece’ > 2 — a * . “ © m 8 -"Ount ry ‘jere : mansT “i ” -_ + az } 2 .*s ‘ : a a sce " - : Pe ‘on. Lime is an aid in dentition, dence th. is. A eén re Gece: eee oe oe ac =«CateRes | irts fans " | teas will interieek. eeaetti aaa 4 “00. She was | 09.006. Austria Suvenirs of parties and | 4 oo a ft is aiso an excellent preserw- 2. A preposition Aepdasencees afi ’ ang cook siow!ly for > minutes. i Each number in the white ck praised by the contempe- "4 preductiogn, for » ~- we © bs 4 ue Lae S%§ i" sada iain asi “a ii a = “ we as thers’ af*aire NE We Eee: tine £481. = the North and tn the . ~~ Re gy deat h—bdein kil ed - and ; nll ME Milk is as good as meat for | — °¢ we: sg rege Mushrooms, pimentos and a dfzsh wy. 2c +. Segoe Sign in the accompanying tabie. - rj oy her scrapbooks designed. by . ; butlding muscle ac 4 ‘+ is mush ; 5. Ind! spose. +2 $2 gman - ngs = Par? of the «x ers , paprika improve this @ieh A ‘= Pever tas had an c ch defin tom euggests a word husband. Becalin! Manrro. > - : 2 as he + As Sakae to be 2 show . (his spring. about ia tenga Four editions of her = 2 ‘meaper—in fact, milk ts one of — wile of the 21. A oe : ~ a tne possessing ‘he exact sumber ef eae ee ee ae ee _ ae id c ae “ans name >. Of. from “ar i6, the Missouri Botanica : s printed at Venice. These 4° he cheagest sources of anim scale. . Charts 0.7 When You Entertain. Seti een ~otanica: | tetters to fit the white space aj- oe ee an aoe ed 4 = m a . = =. = | - ‘ : - wm. 4 2c ww : * ——- o > _ ot | ak ry F -_ protein, and tt is ene of the protein Ceased ?rem a ~ ‘ — MEU . ifs ! jetted te ft. pasty poe». ~ - , — =. A ine ; sOMOUSY ster rarebit ould be nic . : foods which contains rene of the neorement, paused _ Se. 0! ae A " wWou.g be nice cm 4 f . Ream. we - ! renoos sor serve wren re a7 other ‘a . ee ae oe ee ° erson AFTER THEATER SI Every Saturday fae 2h Est Sep ° ; ~ China. ™ vie. : a of 2t.x yleids as much energr as of the su ‘ithe. 2 two tablespecntuls “ou- a bi sudsiances whi ch rie d -s rh es acid in . . > = ; e a‘ “ of > a. 4 “ # « = ‘ -- ~ i eS = - * “Oo a ao - ‘~- on a ~~ the bodr. | either *4 20. beta as a age e . Pr an ening a ~ee - 18. A en ed me ee ; a2 a _— i " a. \s cara e 4 : "ee - a espoe™- ae provides wae ey One {uArt nae agway river in =% © OZ Puan ged 45. & respectful male fu.s of butter in a@ saucepan. stir ere’ s 0 ews ** - 4 nr ~“ _ = a> " ‘ : , ree-quarter pounds of mea and seen 1SAn.Ng . > ADOT 4 * § a0 gr 4 of -« sfard Sa..° a rr Gait . a * eo ° _ . . , . : act 4+ much ower ooet sities © *@ } [a 14! an Re . sa ale oF ee > ¢ . ie 4 F on 7 x Vth aS AC "0 Tia ere] & s Jf OTe? 3 - * 38. {«-a a ~ ar ee ~ _— * : —s _ ae .= > S aa oF - s3 short. gf | arn exce..en* Wa f a. ae = 5 ‘ a hy Mi ee tor na co Be” af a « sell i ; one ga i. {2 » ~ Re 7 “ate Oy CLIFFORD W. = mart a> ee Afternoon (abbr sliced. and stir until melted Teod (°t ip a real food. net merely : a dDevrerage). a-d bhousewtres wt! The Svoeemmmamendl of the above puunee: wil} be published en day “rain the liquor frem’a nint of benefit their families by providing n + —- s ‘ . My . Ee x dis Me : a =—- ; “ . 5 i i O ¢ ? rm pee ma -— + J a 34 >] DBO =? — * “ eR OS 4 «. a re ~ . - saline a. o = " Cc ree POs ¢ | -_ . --* P 4 ge e@ ~ * ¥ 19 : ae G6 Senet the reguired ene § soncinted Gucmne tse na , 5 OCia: §6pain fantastic Te > aati Beets me ; ~ _— . - i , e ~— > gu = ’ ar % . i | ” “ng “a F reg” “me? Vi — _ — —_ ia ”~ Le abie d Hot Setimim anty sath chars | Seessice Swine S277 Te sry Mia tnabe ‘Coon | : ange Your iE ; ns : ak : my ; « ae a — " . ~ iy - ome Quart. This can b den: 146. Ca! ‘nia wv P ; ) — ’ ags s e ar - Dinner a . s 4 ‘3s ~ @e Fs : : . * : . 7 . ms ~ ee ~ 4 ss > ea iS q ce heh ¥ imz é Se ~~. —- 2 : = : * > ‘ a d Pe —— a a , = : ~~ ~ ‘+ wt « . . P - The mM. WERK c e : : . 6 sd fo x . Ww — : . —— —— ™ . - : ¥ : ~ . - « o : & ql = “7 RaGCCe ve Vig? a fies 26% .s8ii. 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i i i i a a ST. LOUIS POST-DISP4 Drum d Mother Nature. T and gh y. ecame very ly flew away ii see that in the Way, it is when he £5 out and up that noise, not when he down. IJ guess that ngs are moving so y make the noise cown, but I know ake it going up. does it one way or does it by drum- air, and that is all it: He doesn't beat tends on, he doesn’t and he doesn't beat eiher above his back. eard it said that three ways. Folks hey wiil believe any- than take the trouble the Anyone think at all would ust feathers, no mat- iff, struck together e sucha noise. It ay he catches the air ings. Isn't it, Thun- € he facts. is had discovered Peter iding there and was @m with suspicion in eyes of his. know what rou are , but if you say it is "said he. ‘“‘What are ere, anyway?’ your drumming.”’ re- , prompily. ‘At the Ousin Pster here has g that the air. not a Fr your sides or vour g together, your that so?” , Of course,” replied “People do get such Of course I use the rum.” in,”’ begged Peter. derer wouldn't. He me very modest and Dtly flew away. So Peter Rabbit learned is -_ -—_ ut the drumming of. e Grouse. right. 19?5 \ RRACINA was born in 1500. She wae d by the contermpo- _ She met with a vio- ing killed by her lint Manro. ns of her works were hice. These are prin- ne ae ~~ AN te ee Story Food Bude, By Clyde B. | Nationa) Director Nig | Service, Americe,.’ : ®, American Red. ‘This is te: Soudan . articles, prepared eg Post-Dispatch by Sallopa! authority on O be a good mot inaker requires my and intelligence. generally think go. fessional men or wo of the gieps that have } to their career. They as proof of the quali mind. But they hg right to have pride fessional career than maker who is a goog The more a woman { to run her home and é greater the intelligences to the task, the better | more economically ig it the question of bud important part of ny ning. It requires skill and mind to beg get within one’s income curately, adequately ang woman has to bear ip time, the income, the her town which has ag bearing on the price of: therein, the markets they sell, what is in the proportion of money located to each of the of essential foods. Oider housewives these into account and instantaneously, learned in the hard geh perience how to spread m But the spreading out @ ways give the best diet § expended. The wise saves herself time and. long run by sitting dowr ning her expenditures © before her, and accoun'ts she keeps. certain suggestions that followed to advantage. When the family ine the necessary amount tg on food should be bet eent and 45 per cent,” larger incomes the p creases, as the same fices for food event come larger. Yet @ th the smaller in judiciously economize of Economical as . (at @ a 4 4 ‘= s*> budget from the money point may be bad from the poi of health. Inadequate money at the time but finitely more if health restored to a body ® faulty feeding. To arrangé a well- plan out the money to the essential foods. more for meat than ef or for vegetables and bined.” “But that is meat.” object some atall. Most people than is necessary. an expensive way of body with building quentiy, foods such as & legumes, etc., may economy and good children milk is betters When buying the veo® fresh truits and ve t ones in season, always.4 est. Some people like everything—tom 1toes as. in. for instance—but expect their food pills able. | While it is true that nish food material for more cheaply than any they should not v¢é eat pense of the essential and vegetables. It found that inexpensive will serve the body's well as the more © may safely be substit do this economicsly knowledge of food valt able. This may be | ing group instruction | meal planning th I i rough sion Service of the R Yood in any two fam quentiy fall into two cay spending haif as much on food and yet having: necessary with as many tables and fruits af the woman in the latt housewifery ber profes admirably she does it * are planned with mar fore her and her eccou fully budgeted with d essential foods an.! the come. She is as much the nation as any hig! fessiona!, for whatever t his work, hers me health for presen: and ®ens and there is no fin el With a population 600,000, Austria now 8 more cigars and cig®@ country did when it pad tion of 50,000,000. T the increase is found that women are smok after their meals, but & of the day and ever) wes Por Discriminating Persons! Operated by Columbia Cab Company Delmar 5400 Unusual Comfort at Lowest Rates’ re OR coos * ped Ft s ee a APPA PPABPAADABPAPS - oS * OD - al lint OOOO LOO OL de ed a a a a aa OP _ on APRIL 11, 1926. TOR, Sh a a RIAGE SCALES Y Mildred Barbour a | CHAPTER 26. “yaRIANA IS PIQUED. FORE he left the Page's that 3! F dated ments. na 1es sup p night a?” ght. Craig Cullam was up for sever more s had said smilingly: js anxious to arrange ner party for you here | after the performance, | inter- people. Couldn't you man- | Just a few looked rather helpless. Mh, Tsay,” he protested, ‘this | so pleasant this evening— | ithe three of us—couldn't —_ t idea!” broke in Charles “Craig doesn’t like func- Mari ana. Lets cut out and arraneze to have dinner ther again next Sunday n had no alt in- . ‘+7 _+ ernaltive but 1o can't blame you for not wish- to do nees,’ 5 5 very hard society after vour per- ' Mariana asaid. “You don't you? I fancy 15fPi awsle * Gi si role is diffi Ou've seen th vy?” he asked. he nodded. M going again goon, too. re have an excellent comedian Mhand you a lot of laughs. y not arrange to go Thursday x frou have no other engage- Tl] have seats reserved for perhaps be good to share e aft les accepted enthusiastically cailg me. Charles is to take S she flung her husband a hing glance, “he hasn't seen piay, even though he’s become ¥ fond of the player."’ Really,” Cullam turned to mies. “You won't. like it. It’s! ly a woman's type of show. you'll a bit of erwards in siy rooms,” cee eae ee the Supper _ | The |} | ! ‘ Thursday night, from a box | unta! es was a#incerety admiring. what a voice Cullam’s got! wonder you women are nuts either. fall for the caveman stuff, {and in that uniform with Charles slightly “I guess my t him lim v dow figu righ to Thy ? ° in that role, aistline———!’’ n at his own re, ruefully. Mariana, diet.”’ > ; about the per- Craig Cullam had provided, | witnessed again ce Which had thrilled her so | ; ' ' ‘ i f had ordered a delectable upper served ; Mom. in tal) wf cr of Pofan exquisite brocade was Coe . . A few good books, showing familiar y samy roses. a * . + ne plano, over which sage. were tossed lr " ~ , > Under a shadeg lamp on & table. which was further by a of Woman me Cy as t € cy) , ‘* - “sure who, even in his } ming lite mt Mb » ilke *' oo if) for of Ua | 6 Muven of Tac Jefferson Hotel # ‘ITER THEATER SUPPER DANCE Every Saturday Evening by (LIFFORD WASSALL and his EMIER CA .. 4 Daj large silver-framed aristocratic, white- an, Whose features pro- “4M to be her son. he room man of an of a Minstrel life, carries ra) possessions Personal 1 tro “ Wansform an unsvin- Meret, ped lance of h . Mariana. Do; preconceived Patrica people, looked ing, decollette Mage peauties “2ulogranphs. irs of parties fu] Productions. Y theatrical “ra pbooks , nove] Suite ane 18, a > sas) for and for publica- designediy in his hotel There were lighted carved silver candle- the table, and a center- A copper the same flowers occupied ' ’ ' ; ; ' ’ ' ' ' ’ ' left open to show personal press notices. Cullam laughingly exhibited a ottie of a light golden wine, re- assuringly cobwebeoy, “I bullied our iocal inage sho has a pre-war cellar, into yielding up this trophy of an ex- tinct age.” he explained. lle filled Marisna’s glass and handed it to her, smiling at her across its rim. She was still thrill- ing to the strains of the famous love song. Her eyes were soft and dream-filled. His fingers brushed hers, as she took the winegilass from his hand. She wondered if it was accidenta!. She hoped it wasn't. % He proved to be a parfect host, thoughtful, attentive, But it was piain to see thar is interest cen- tered about Charles and the “man's” talk thes indulged Every so often, he seemed to feel that Mariana sht be bored bh. ‘edly mascfOjin2, attentions Bubjects so unreser and he transferred deftly to her. But in time to save Mariana from pique. She felt that the weapons of her beauty and charta were falling, blunted, before a stony citadel. So ehe set about de! ‘berately to fasci- nate him. In her longing for ro- mance, her discontent with Charles, {t had never once occurred to her that she might meet with disaster. To set her heart on some attrac- tive young man and have him blandly oblivious to !} was in- credible. Shea always roused instant admiratios in usually ‘fo keep in indifference her. that her her + not or had men; it was difficult them hand. Craig Cullam bewildered and Before Bat mirror, S _ retired before gerea ‘= s | \ + she nigh?, dressing reflec- t. S| she long table studying tion intently. Quite without van- ity, she knew that she was the pret- tiest woman of her acquaintance, except Doris. There was something about Doris that was indescribable, a freshness like a wild-rose unfold- ing. a sweetness and unconscious allure. But with the ana saw reflected back own mirror. Was quite dent she would be successf:.! with Craig Cullam. Be ‘“ontinued.) HOUSEHOLD Mari- from ber con fi- charms that , a | tna ee The Possibilities of Rice. Left-over rice can be used in gs0 many different ways and should always be saved. Rice muffins, rice waffles, used in clear soup instead of noodles, used ag a stuffing for peppers or tcimatoes, or in rice croquettes. The Yeast Cake. 6everal days ir > keep for a dry corner of the refrigerator. Never put it directly on the ice and be sure to keep it wrapped in the tinfoi). If the yeast is too soft to handle it ts not good to use, ” - - Sending Money. Stamps are usually accepted for the fraction of a dollar. Never send persona! checks to strangers. Money orders are far safer, but be careful to save the receipt until you are cert; the remittance has aii been received Poached Apple With Rice. Wash sen fas? 4 se and boll three-quarters of of three cupfuls allowing it to become very tender and absorb al]! of the milk. Meantime peel querter and core Six tart applex and poach them un- til tender in maple or plain sugar syrup, when dore lift and drain the apples, cook down the svru> rich and heavy, add to it a half cupful of raisins and candied fruit and cook twee minutes, then ar- range the rice on a dish with the apples on top and pour the e®vrup over all. Serve hot or cold. Plain or whipped cream mavy be servej with the desired. . sae re of milk. rice if 4 in JOHNS FATHER Jou OVER 69 YEARS OF SUCCESS et te ee tt ee ‘elebrated VARSITY CLUB ORCHESTRA ly Luncheon. 85c Table d'Hote Dinner 6:00 to 8-20 $7.50 ee ee ag at aes ne ce et er aoe Easter Table dHlote Dinner from 12 M. fo 8230 P. V. 8°? 50) ~~ OO ee ~~ age aml age te yg a ee — a ae ae ee a a ee ee ee a P Vegetable Stock. Pare and cut into thin slices three carrots. two large onions, one yellow turnip and cut one stalk o* celers three 21a pieces. Put in stewpan in small nces of butter a i a i i i an di ai id di a a ON POOL A ae la i i a le i ee a is a - ~~ Pa Children’s Stories «* Household Hints en nl ll i i i a a a a a a a a in i a a a ae © a a aa _ — “ _— — ee —_ = a ——— ~ a a ees - ——— —- — —_ —— —_— a —-— — _ a ee — Pissieets Rel: | Make a good short pie crust and preserved ginger root chopped Gne, and a little grated nutmeg. Brus’: over the ple crust with a litt but- table soup. It may have fresh vege- | tables added that have been cooked in clear water. It may be thickened ‘ . fry gently, closely covered, for half sliced leek, a half saltspoonful of hour, but do not brown them. red pepper and a diced potato. Pour Slice two tomatoes thin, wash and in three quarts of water and cook ga} i sh « « , > . > « 6.3 €:888 1,996,800 Post-Dispatch Excess over BOTH, 1 33,1 60 * Consistent Increases * » 4° in Circulation The circulation increases of the Post-Dispatch during the past five years show a steady con- sistent growth equaled by few newspapers in America, and no other in St. Louis, as shown by the semi-annual statement required of all daily newspapers by the U.S. Post office department Following are the Net Paid Seven-Day Average Circulation Statements 7 From March 1921 to March 1925 tnclusive: Net Paid Daily and Sunday Average for the Six Months Ending March 31, 1921 187,188 Net Paid Daily and Sunday Average for | . the Six Months Ending March 31, 1922 191,553 Net Paid Daily and Sunday Average for the Six Months Ending March 31, 1923 218,673 Net Paid Daily and Sunday Average for the Six Months Ending March 31, 1924 52,15 Net Paid Daily and Sunday Average for the Six Months Ending March 31, 1925 This Is the Highest Net Paid Average Ever Attained in Any Six-Month Period by the Post-Dispatch or Any Other St. Louis Newspaper — ellie ie ar ae
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* _ | * a © ae - = Ct A le llamar ltl A am — _—— f zs 16 ee See yu = ie com! bE ees sh Want Ad Opp 7 a © ? ipl Qumuwia oe ae vo - 7 pige m,. ’ (soem i. Td Se Pe P , . ene eS ee bia args ey ste ae > EATURI ONAL aSD SUSINESS SERV! ‘ | fs " aXND FOUND ARTICLES LPR , i ee sain BELP WANTED AND siTUaTions ee oa ———— eran por SALES aND WANTED TO BUT =~ BUSINESS OPPORTUSI IIS ROOMS, BOARDING M#/TELS BOUSING AND HOMES FOR RE} Real e£sTaTE OFFERINGS. LOaNS AND LNVESTMENTS as | CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN -_ THANK YOu 1 D - ‘Wau Go Hone \ | !nerter Go Boss (M GONNA aN AWFUL Coro | misS PEACH. »_i—, CAN %, \ ain an pee, A EME Loe hs ogg b> Ae 5. aati Sua date nev Sante, ibaa theta lias pele ae sige Perens eo eee ssi BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS z ee mE, ¥ sti ak. Pe oc ee ae eed Beers 4 ye a hae ee ee ae eee ee L? 4 ° F344 - RP Aaa * a ee ak ce ae ™ * TTT, Se ote tee es Set aby Rt apt en Ran ("abe AAR Ire Tt 9 eC NOR acme tapi Beno - ; fen st ELE R iPiy eT y aye * : : pa te ‘ 3 || SY GOLLY THERE 1 EVOL. 77. No. 217. _—_—_——— —-- eT es ee POLICE BOAR ; = _—_ io, 4 ' , ~ / ' : 11 GOES MAGGIE ee bie Sot | ASK HER TO Can rT WoRK/ , a T> Can | oe ( HARD: 7 = ee ssepeess —2 / PRACTISIN ON | 2 gas | STOP it EVE™M = ~ORN ie oS OUR gee a | - jp | ; : h nsenantustenessaees , 1o DA ) [THE PANO AGIN [Pee] || (ig IF \ HAVE TO ’y c — DJ | — ee ee eet wae oot 7S Pex’ & A os we 49 mee * at ‘ g os : im Ps aA - - - f a A« ~ id ww. >. - (Puy j cote F: Pe, NS a sy oN Were By a Saf oS ui i Pas . Bt « & r vk ate f sh din : Me) et OA, — a - 34 Shae) 4 a ¥ iba ie ; Ai Hh et ibegt ae Pete, i ee ae ee - 2 a ve t Kush % . . , 4 : a .' hd : , e . P, bi ," rs ft Pps - P.. ¥: 4 : . ** . . ’ .* : id wv! ts i | And technical resort: ee | ‘a ‘ the Goug @ y= . Who enter in our cou! _ : . yp Gg brid ia ; ris . . : i | ! , Leave bope behil ‘ ’ | ei . Be Issued for Re- 1 love t! | ‘z Order to or With tT! . : Bait et lat i ' J Oo! . -. . : 7 L aa ——— - ~ aan two aide Arrests of Police 2 = Yes, 1 do not ’ s3 ’ : fi ag q ,f Ts eryerts ’ , 4 Ni d ¢ w h at; + ease Characters enever ee ae : (‘ourt costée and itp ; et SS Where everybody a] here is to »e used | , A They Are Seen. Ecce Rte the pot 4 North Pele dash. } a . ; Skee ‘ oer —— DU = a ie aie Se tO iaase V 6 le! tiene through Une lot hes tance ‘s e* ~ INNING } se : & for Ar- PE: ime 10 8 ‘ RIVATE on *Fronting : BY Ey: Wimeent FRichards ha: “ , “Twin Brothers Heid Here tin P Already in a ae . | rested ersons a % ee e,u ce t bhaaikh hiotbers Pa PA ba i. Mt is though! he aera the stesun fe Effect—Transfers to Be 4 236 ny E w wide o ; : 45h ahs ‘ ‘ ¢ sayz oe | Bals Made. @ Be: Bi 2 es $e Pre Ey “hnode Second tadian to Dreak , ri rria M4 hat hotled ictal ie :: : ey his Nose r, ins w! refuse t crach ES Pelice Board. tn pursuance’ = 3 eis ; pe , " = ar 4s — i } = * Pee tut ‘ —S wil] issue an order, with 4 i SSR ee " i ‘pal z: tore " ; =— ew @avs. directing policemen i Hi : Mr \! ‘ 5 ‘ + S ! r —_ 7 ( . res to arrest al police + ins : v ‘ar : Lenewer thew re : 2 ghee Sou " Bi fers Bia ley ei ney are seen BS Bi ae si reets * was learned bs : . - - “ «+ ‘ , : ost =T2 ; om an au hori- : (ts KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN seaeniusisieiainaaiiinis : et - = eee — cuenenemuannenen peor Sn os “2 esterda’ at (Coprright, 1923, by_ HE y man who can show that he _MaPoo0n =) MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF DAUBS A PICTURE OF AN IRATE, I. E, MAD GOLFER—By BUD FISHER Trade Mark Ree US MMR 9 oy and is working at it, and [IRYAG } MuTT, COME HiTHeR AND LAMP A MASTERPIECE | ROA, ME - | THAT witt RANK me | , nents, wil be released. " _° neid for *08 hours, , ' e a satisfactory account of ‘ : _ 4 (t's A GOLFING ‘ ; , ONLY UP TR DATE | ¥ / ; . i You Don tT $€eE («es “THE MAD WHATIS (T- ONE /) ingt He's IN (Yes! He Title) THe MAD Goifee? bone Deve see) \ GortFEeR™! oF THOSE PVESLE ii THe BRUSH | precisa cs Pictures? = | LookiInG FoR | DON'T SEE ANY / | | be arrested again as Seon | fren as they are seem aft « WITH REMBRAWDT AND / ' / e j \ . : mS PUL . i eort drink SA cons * , COMER OLD MASTERS: \ ’ serene | MHAT’S wHyY are hangouts for police ! ard these which are “e vie'ators ef the pro- * aws. will te raided. with, Mm Purpose of caising ‘hem te be ‘ B ao | ' “Froming” Forbidden ane oseqree ' , . : fase: where their work has no* se wen “holly satisfactory. rather [ eting the commanding of- mTirmediatels A few *rans- - ee RAs Se made pecessarr bv the | 1 a ready made. especially \ n of Capt. Gerk of the Fureau to Chief of Police tlon of Chief O Brien + air O'Brien's district : ind the suUcresser to A his traffic ask. have not inced ‘"here to Be Transferred. ; ese recesgary ‘*‘ranefers a “er -: ——) 4 = WN RO ' was wade Assirtar’ ee ole ; Pwr om _ = AAIS , tee H Ss PSO” oOoK j TS! “ ne wo [6S oo : JTOURNE ‘ .—_ a — Sam AR AROQA) 2 * ce LEARS - sa = DAMP AAID BREARY : . { 4 \ | rffect the pay of * i. ye ac \° Assistant Chief * ime A “. 8 reecives $2400 a year. “ — * . ine s Lieutenant. But © * saiary echednle gees « 2 —_— ——— es ———— — Ho seen nn re SL a ee = rome ee re ——— a a ve rr =~ —— Loos iy in Julr. the As- 4 HOW TO START THE DAY WRONG bs the Capentn, anit SAE anptain, and Lieutes- * Wu: » ; 7, aan ' | ty Rar. Requested (hange-. : ' aT t j | nome tl i IST f ' ~ 5 mD SO THe DAY is Y . ) . : Wee. \| | MoRNing wire’ || IT MUST BELT no you usow DEAR AND THs GRAY HAIRS |\ POD NS OE OE vevTamay tenses t ty ’ fof Detectives Kaiser, whe | FEe. LiKe A | Nice 'o ERY ROUND Rg € ' | LOOKING AS You were ONCE vu ‘ - ae Pemnced fen " =» A \ || Fee THatr | | / Yow ARE GETTING AR OUN You ARS: Pow A TIME-- THOSE NAUGHTY | ty, “1 es » a | & nemtenancy ~ FEEL Tats re | BEFORE HOW CLD We AAne / om rho ee [om = “e Was. called before the ‘pectal meeting rester- =. and teft the beard iNterward. weartng @ Sts hadge (“hief of Pe- , “hief Kaleer were in — - time The Seoard (8 #tatement ie i announces that As- P - *t of Detectives James. o¢ Sake requested demotion | “Sn k of Lieutenant and this 7 + . = See been appreved. - 14 or ‘ : ' ¢ NaAleer sald yester- ‘ ’ a “ aati '. Me€arthy bas been) o¢ Asmistant Chief of De- awe , 3 | = Page 3, (olamea & ' :