St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 15, 1925
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LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1925—52 PAGES. — PRICE 2 CENTS UNSAS CITY K MERGER 10 E INESTIEATE of Midwest Trust by Commerce Trust One of the Items on At- torney-General’s List. ‘BANK TAKEN FROM HIM, PRESIDENT SAYS | Directors of Absorbed Insti- ! tution Resist Payment of $1,000, 000 in Notes They Gave in Deal. BY CURTIS A. BETTS, a Staff Correspondent of the Post- | to Attorney-General Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., n has become known here that in- rmation recently was submitted Otto in Jef- April 15.— ‘ferson City to form the basis of an efficial investigation of alleged ar- bitrary Hughes. Commissioner, - +00 trust _ possessic: n of the Commerce Trust | | she had “Co, of > by William T. Kemper. reratic ‘from mredecessor gauch, office by abuse of power by 4. C. former State Finance by which a $2,250,- into the company came then headed now Demo- Committeeman Kansas City, National Missouri. Hughes. now a vice president of the ‘Commerce Trust Co., was the of Frank C.. Mills- who was removed from the of Minance Commissioner Gov. Baker as a result of the yonfession.of Roy T. Myers, former Mreaseurer of the defunct Citizens’ Trust “having Co., of Gorin, Mo., Myers asserted that Millspaugh Permitted the company to operate ithough it was insolvent and that this vctection he was paid by ivers of the compahy. ; ‘infermation now in the nds of the Attorney- -General was rgely supplied by Donald W. oss, former Deputy Finance Com- issioner. who obtained his vosi- jon In the department through the ifiience of Kemper. Foss has B-operated fn an inquiry here. the pe of which has extended be- Fond the information submitted to Dispatch, eorrobor.uted by 1 est it. ‘ata meeting of ers Hughes Pprosecu .tto. What Ross Charges. - Ross in a statement to the Pest- former )™.. ' St. |fall of .9 of a PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT AND TOMORROW; COOLER THE TEMPUR. t{ATURES. l a.m ..65 Se Ss eae 2 a..mM. +6 st Ss ae ae a RE Be 2 8a ea eae 5R ¢ S Fees bg ke SP Pa at? ee Ws occa Ee ee “ee SO 61 - Be ie. oe eee 5; Se OS ere 6 7 Bt ck AS D4 ge ke hay Pee ee 61 Highest yesterday, 79, at 3 p m.; lowest, 59. at 7 a. m. am Official forecast LEAVE THe KEY for St. Louis and Mi Ki CITY, vicinity: Partly R. ARIEL cloudy tonight and Thursday; cooler tonight. Missouri: Gen- erally fair tonight and Thursday; somewhat cooler tonight in south portion. Possibly \i light frost in north portion. i Illinois: Gen- erally fair tonight and Thursday; cooler tonight in south and central! portion, probably light frost in cen- tral portion. rises tomorrow at 5:23 a. sets today at 6:38 p. m. Stage of the Mississippi River at Louls, 14.5 feet, at 7 a. Mm. a foot. WOMAN FALLS 22 STORIES Sun *; ‘WIRED 10 CHICAGO! | Was transmitted K-RAY PHOTOGRAPH “FROM NEW YORK Picture of Human Hand Transmitted Clearly Over Telephone Line in Seven Minutes. — SPEEDY DIAGNOSIS AT DISTANCE FORESEEN Expected to Prove Valuable | in Surgical Cases Re- quiring Prompt Consulta- tion of Experts. _ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 15..-An X- | ray photograph of a human hand | | by telephone wire FROM NEW YORK HOTEL ROOM: from New York to Chicago in | Undetermined Whether gclica Morales, 40, mitted Suicide. the Associated Pregs. NEW YORK. April 15.—While thousands of persons thronged the Vicinity of Grand Central terminal. Miss or leaped 2? in the Hotel Miss Com- An- By stories from a ‘“ommodore, registered hour before. Her body creshed through the canopy of a one-horse delivery truck standing in a narrow alley between the hotel and nal. John Dovle, driver of truck, leaped from his seat hefore the hodv_ struck, room where, scarcely an just when a ing. Miss Morales, who was 40 vears old, registered yesterday under her own name and that of her mother, Mrs. Frances Morales, giving Bos- ton as her residence. Later it was learned that she lived here. Mrs. Morales said her daughter had been ill and despondent for some time. FIRE DESTROYS $500,000 NEW YORK CHURCH IN HOUR Holy Trinity Protestant \ Eedifice Razed by Flames of Undetermined Origin. By the Associated Press NEW YORK. April 15.—Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopa) Church, in the Bronx, was de- stroyed by fire in an hour this morning, with an estimated dam- Officers and directors of the Mid- age of a half-million dollars. Teust Co. of lan 's that ‘cansas City bank- to Reserve “ted threatened wer to close that nsented ta sign a contract that, pra able the Commerce Trust . to take over ‘all of its business Drthout payment of any renvunera- lon to “> k holders. Jnvolved in the transaction is a — use his! .o shelter bank and to! its directors unless they! giate and great flaming beams top- ; in his presence | haze of intricate financial mapnip- | tion, dealings behind the closed rs of directors’ anks into which the public rarely ; isan opportunity to see. ls are expected to come out soon Meuits pending in the Federal] and ‘ mate courts in Kansas City, ugh which other Kansas City ie to collect of $1,000,000 inks are attempting bites to ths amount Which were taken by te Com mefce over their -cotest whe» if Mok over the Midwest. » The directors contend the notes Rere given without consideration d are void and they are resisting tir collection. : Rughes Silent. 'P. BE. Laughlin, president of the idwest at the time of the deal and mW president of the Federal Trust + James F, Houlehan «+ (@ Em- vd, Sweeney. directors. 41d oth- Interested, nave rorrohorated ‘ statements and have aid-led ther details. Hughes refuged to discuss the tter and Kemper conterded that transaction was made necessary the condition of the Midwest ang the action complained of war to save the depositors from Midwest Was a Consolidation. ‘The Midwest Reserve Trust Co & consolidation of the Midwest Mional Bank and the Natiora! "ve Bank. At the head of the fr was Laughlin. who former- Was Deputy Bank Commissioner ‘ansas, and of the latter. Wil- Huttiz, wealthy planing mii! tor and mine operator of * City. In the consolidate! Mitution Huttig became chairman ®* board and Laughlin hecam® | } ent Mas City for many years’ has + which | financial power was held by! individuals through the Kan- | Town as a city in City “learing House Associa- Under its organization mem. *f the Clearing House Com- had intimate knowledge of —siness of every bank whien eee. mee ee tinued on Page : 2, Column 4. The de- | | Several] | } ' $35,000 pipe organ. ed by directors of the Midwest, } | , ee ee Members of. four nies who were in the ‘the roof church when begon to collapse. under pillars in the west side of the building, | pled down al The rector of the church, the Rev. Dr. William H. Owens, is out of the city. The parish was in charge of his assistant, the Rev. William L, Dr. S. Parkes lyn, ica. The cause of the fire has not been ascertained. The building was 38 veers old. great stained glass win- dows,’ said to be valued as art treas- , ures, were destroved, as was a new AMUNDSEN TO TEST PLANES Entire Polar Expedition Has Ar- rived at Spitzbergen. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the Chicago Dailv News. Copyright. 19°53 OSLO, April 15.—After Raold Amendsen, Lincoln Ellsworth and the entire polar expedition arrived at Kings Bay Monday morning. after an uneventful passage, freighter Bay early Tuesday with the air- planes. The whole outfit now is at Spitzbergen being prepared for flving weather has teen fine. WPOWAOLP VL Led hh ree hl ale al el lll all Lal > The Open Season for Home } Hunting Are you among the many who are looking for flats. apartments, houses” Then be also one of the many who seek them in the simplest and easiest way—throug reading the Post-Dispatch’ “For Rent” columns. tests. The 4 " Owners and agents realize the responsiveness of Post- Dispatch readers to worth- while rentals and list from day to day a wide range of desirable places in every part of the city. ~ It is wise to make prompt decisions in such matters. 'The Post-Dispatch St. Louis One Big Want Directory The Perfect Market Place ? ¢ 5 f ( ) 4 Q } Angelica Morales either fell} the bermi- | the! engine compa- while tons of Cadman, a.brother of Cadman of Brook- president of the Federal Coun- rooms of big | ceil of Churches of Christ in Amer-| the Hobby arrived at Kings and the machines are i i i ee ee ee a i i | there by taxicab chauffeur shouted a warn- | } Episcopal | | purposes, Possibility of an X-ray diagnosis of an injury or ailment by spe- _cialists at a great distance from the rushed | X-ray pictures of the frontal sinus, lline of U.S, ASSIGNS FIRST WOMAN | from entering. marking what experiment seven minutes today, believed be an that will prove valuable in surgical! is to } work requiring prompt consulta- | tion of experts. | Soon after the photograph had | heen received in Chicago it was | dispatched by air mai] for New! York. The mail plane was due to arrive here this afternoon, Seven minutes after the photo- graph had been put on the wires | here, the Chicago office of the American Telephone’ and Tele- graph Co. advised the local office | that reproduction had been suc. | cessfully The photograph received. P was sent from the American Photo Sup- and was received in Chi- the Victor X-Ray Corpora- subsidiary of the General] which announced de- the experiment here, ply Co. cago by tion, a Electric tails of (‘oO., Clear Enough for Diagnos- tic Purposes. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 15.—The X-ray Picture negative of a human hand sert over the wires of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. was re- ceived by the Victor X-Ray Cor- poration so clear and distinct tha! it readily could be used hy anf surgeon or doctor for diagnostic | officials of the announced. corpora- tion patient was seen in the results. “The time element in a specipl- ist diagnosing a case is most im- | the ' husband | One son, ‘cut off under portant,.”’ said W. 8S. Wendrick, vice president of the corporation. ‘In| complicated fractures of other bone injuries a quick diagnosis is in- variably desirabie in order to pre- vent infection or other compli-a- tions. If such diagnosis can pe made at a saving of hours or davys, as demonstrated by this methcd used today, it means everything to the patient.” Another Possible Use. Another application of the result was suggested in a_ telegraphed comment by Dr. Abbott T. Hutch- inson of New York, who said that in the fore- value in identi- located of great print a bone cavity head, may be supplementing finger fication. ‘refusal to pay “T have observed that the frontal! sinus of each person was as indi-| vidual and different as are the finger prints.”’ his message said. “The shape and size of these cav- ities in the forehead remain un- changed after maturity. Usually after 18 vears of age, the bone out- the frontal sinus registers and sharply on an X-ray film and can be accurately meas- ured and duplicated at any time. For purposes of identification such pictures should he taken by. ex- perts, but no unusual appartus is required. If police officials decide | use this method of identifica- tion, it would seem to be practical and possible.” clearly to a TO AN EMBASSY ABROAD’ Miss Atcherson of Ohio Named Third Secretary of Legation at Berne, Switzerland. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 15. Miss Lucille Atcherson of Columbus, o., | ‘the first woman to qualify as al member of the foreign service of | the State Department, has been | lassigned as third secretary of the | legation at Berne, Switzertand. Alimony for Hushand. Special to. the Post-Lispatch CHICAGO, April 15.—Mrs. Cathe- erine Creek has been ordered to pay her husband, whom she _ fs suing for divorce, $15 a week te temporary alimony. Judge tlewis issued the order when the hus- band’s attorney said John W. Creek was penniless if denied part of the income from the restaurant which he owns with Mra, Creek and which a Court injunction restrains hin: ROBBERS STEAL LIQUOR FROM POLICE STATION. Kansas City (Kan.) Headquar- ters Looted of 157 Gallons Held as Evidence. , tv the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Kan., —While city authorities were wav- April 15 ing an nimerous robberies ie esac | entered police headquarters stole 157 gallons of re-distil'ied held as evidence, it hbe- The _ liquor, | and key the | Cis- | and alcohol, today. lock basement of the city came known stored under in building, appeared Sunday night. but tre robbery was not announced today. Fresh scratches on a base- ment window sill indicated, officers said, how the liquor disappeared. The alcohol wes seized ina raid | on a garage March 13. MRS, JOHN F, DODGE REPORTED | ENGAGED TO DETROIT MAN of Auto Magnate A. G. Wilson, Lumber Dealer, It Is Said. the Associatede Press. DETROIT, Mich... April Detroit News says today John F. Dodge, widow of one the ‘founders of Dodge Brothers, Inc., is engaged to marry Alfred G. Wilson, lumber dealer. Formal announcement of the en- gagement to be made Saturday, the News says, adding that no daie has heen set for the wedding. Mrs. Matilda R. Dodge inherited bulk of the estate left by her (more than $36.000,000). along with five of his six children. John Duval Dodge, was the will with a $159- a-month allowance. Widow Wed By The 15. that Mrs, of Detroit is Mrs. Dodge has been prominent ‘im social cireles, church work and philanthropy. In October, 1924. she was elected a director of the Fidel- ity Trust Co., in recognition of her business ability. FIVE DAYS IN JAIL FOR JUROR WHO IGNORED SUMMONS August Schallert Sentenced When He Refuses to Pay a Fine Of, $5-and Costs. August Schallert, an automobile accessory dealer at 1463 Benton street, was given five days in the city jail by Circuit Judge Frey to- day upon his refusal to pay a fine of $5 and costs, assessed re- sult of his failure to obey mons to appear Monday. The jury @ummons was delivered Schallert last February. but, upon his @pplication, he was ex- cused from. service until April 13. When he failed to appear a Deputy Sheriff was sent after him. His fine was based he had not been Judge KFrev ruled, how- ever, that the notification he re- ceived at the time he was excused was sufficient. WOMAN THOUGHT DEAD REVIVES Ice Water Applications Resuscitate yee as a a sum- petit juror as a to the on his eontention notified. Patient, 890. - By the Associated Press WKEELING, W. Va., April 15.— An application of ice water re- suscitated Mrs Sarah Burge. 80 yearsS old, as friends and relatives gathered at her home to arrange for her funeral after the ageli woman had lapsed into a\state of coma er was believed to have died. eturning today from Woodruff, W. Va., where they had been sum- moned by the report of Mrs. Burge’s death, Mrs. Margaret Davis and her daughter, Mrs. Ger- trude Jones, related the circum- stances of her rally. Mrs. Burge is the mother of Davis. When those at the bedside were diséuss- rs. ing funeral arrangements, Mrs. Jones said she was bathing her frandmother's face with icewater. Mrs. Burge opened her eves a few moments later, she said, to inquire what was the matter. Her recov- ery from an attack of penumonia is expected. WALES’ ROUTE E AGAIN IN CHANGED Smallpox Outbreak Forces Prince to Avaid Oyo. By the Associated Press. LONDON, April of the Prince of Wales. A from Lagos, Upper yram dispatch (;uinea, in Nigeria the party will avoid Oyo, .20 miles north-northeast of Lagos, owing 40 an outbreak of smallpox. A durbar, or reception to native Princes, is to be held on April 20 at Ovo. The Prince -has expressed disap- pointment but has deferred to the decision of the local medical au- thorities. It is hoped that the quar- antine against Lagos will be lifted by Saturdays, so that the Prince will be able to lay the foundation stone of the cotngeran SHEIK’S CAPTURE t REPORTED Turks Said to Have Seized Leader of Kurdish Rebels. . Rv the Assectated Press CONSTANTINOPLE, April 15.— It is reported here today that Sheik Said. the leader of the Kurd- ish rebels, has been captured by the Turks eppaged in putting down the Kurdistay revolt, — Ae JOHN S, SARGENT, PORTRAIT PAINTER, IES IN ENGLAND ‘Fatal Paralytic Stroke Oc- active competgn against | a United States. | | until! Exhibit at St. Louis World’s f Plans to} gent. 15.—Another| change has been made in the pro-| says that. while traveling eee curred on Eve of Con- rr templated Departure to | BORN IN FLORENCE, | ITALY, IN 1856 Was Notable — Famed ‘Also for Frieze of “‘Prophets.”’ ~ ' By the Associated Press, LONDON, April 15.- ; the noted Fair ms John died sudden- Sar- artist, lv at his home in Chelsea early to- day. He suffered a paralytic stroke at 3 a. m. With the exception of some half the United States. 1903, he has in European 18a4 (One of his bes’ dozen visits to the Jlast of them in has made his home capitals and since had lived in London. known portraits is that of Theodore Roose- velt. Sargent’s death it was peculiarly ‘the trip to America in Many vears. It would have been a virtual repatri- ation of the artist. He had been without an American passport for years, but only recently went to the American consulate and filled out his papers and obtained a passport. Maid Finds Him Dead. A maid discovered Sargent dead in his bedroom when she brought up his breakfast at 8 o'clock this morning. She immediately called a doctor, who after an examination. decided that the drtist had died be- | tween 3 and 4 a@. m. Sir Phillip Sassoon was the first caller at the Sargent home after the fact of the painter's death was known. Sir Phillip had been away on visit and on returning to Lon- odie Ang up Sargent to invite him to luncheon and was shocked to hear that he was dead. He drove to the artist's residence in his mo- tor car and left a flora! tribute. Sargent had intended to exhibit at the Roval Academy papeone opening early in May and a num- ber of his paintings were taken from the house last week to be put on view at Burlington House where the exhibition will be held. Worked last: Night. The noted American artist had been in good health and was at work on a picture as late as last night. He had booked passage on a steamer sailing for the United States on Friday to complete his decorative work in the Museum of Fine Arts. Sargent's last work, upon which he had been laboring recently and which death.leaves uncompleted, is a painting of Princess Mary and her husband, Viscount Lascelles. Only vesterday they sat two hours for him in his Tite Street Studio, the exterior of which is one of the sights of the are colony in Chelsea. Many of Sargent's fellow acad- emicians weer busy superintend- ing the hanging of paintings, some tragic hecause oecurred on eve of his first contemplated of them his own ™ Burlington House. the home of the Royal Academy. this morning when -the news of his death reached them. The public has as vet had no view of the paintings to be dis- officials of the Royal Academy this motnnig declined to give tiny indication of the nature of Sar- rent’s pictures. His name was on every tongue. within the walis cf the academy where he only was admired and respected as an artist but was greatly loved as a colleague and a gentleman. Much of Work in England. “No public buildings in England bear the decorative impress of Sargent’s genius, as is the case in the United States, but taking his work asa whole, Eggland doubtless shelter@# and cherishes far more creations from his brushes, pencils and pens than does his own coun- try. His paintings and sketches are scattered all over England, in great town houses, country estates, in clubhouses and the homes of va- rious organizations. During his long career, Sargent was prolific both with pen and pencil, while his portraits and sketches of prominent and wealthy personages total a very large num- ber. Most of the great public gal- leries of England long have exhib- ited some of the better examples of his work and last vear hi« col- lection of portraits of the Wert- heimer family was hung in the special room in the National Gal- lery. This was a rare recognition of hid genius) for the National Gal. lerv seldom accepts the living art- nor ist. None of his contemporaries ~ Continued on Page 3, Column 4. . Boston! plaved at this vear's exhibition “nd | 'pefore the guillotine, which land handcuffed. i his cell. ~ ‘threw theism bodies into the river. ne A Famous Artist — x Who Is Dead RR Stee Ce ea F< GOE HEARS ARGUMENTS OF Sy he ae William tL. Igoe, Democra candidate for Mayor itn last weeks city election, told a committee of leading Democrats at) his down- town law office today that he would take under advisement the request of his party that he eon- test the election of Victor J. Millet, Republican. Igoe said he would make analysis of the evidence conc ing the voting which was ont ; mitted to him, and would review | carefully the law concerning the method of voting, and would @f« nounce hig decision as soon as - sible. This statement, added to previ+ ous indications, strengthened the belief of leading Democrats Igoe would consent to a “co The committee appealed to him do so and presented arguments support of the appeal, 39 Miller: to a oes : ~ Miller r received pre $129 votes by the officia He will assume office , day even if a contest Is pet A contest may be filed at any t up to May 4. E: Igoe, whose gititude toward the contest idea has been one of relué- tance, was told by the coms that its members are convinced a recount o@%votes, made with primary purpose of determ the intent of the voters, w place him in the lead. M of voters, in scratching the ble ballot Instead of making the Pre. scribed cross-marks, and an art trary method of counting yotes, turned the result in favor, they declared, The arguments put forward the committee were based on report of Wiliam H. Hughes, ¢ ecutive secretary of the Igoe ca paign, who hag obtained info tion from Democratic precinct ficlals as to the counting of Aes ballots marked in an 1 .% aay manner. His report was given t the committee at a meeting day afternoon. z Report on Disputed Reliete; | Hughes, in his report, said that figures obtained by him from : ocratic election officials of 308 of the city’s 624 precincts | that 2243 ballots, on which had scratched Miller's — written in Igoe’s name, had counted for Miller. Baer Aas would be more than account for Miller's plurality, action, as has been told, was ta under a strict construction of blanket ballot statute, which pros. __ vides for marking the ballots by 4 se cross-mark system and not by the —_ old system of scratching names, — Hughes sald that the ae we. Board had net caused the p eta ae tion of advertisements ex “ ea the use of the bianket was done before last fall's. In the advertisementa “ was stated that ne * to FH os Republicang to ‘ets te to serateh” Miller’e dae? statement was es a J cen count a ed ee. asten spk! mee 3 wk gry — + pee a 2 Me ges
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cea hn a . a apt pid saat dese kis i agen ae RR ae ee Peek PO 6 Ty eM CR ES PSSST aE OM) LES SR OE Pa a ee ee ee Peg ere Fe ee ’ sai a ane fea Ae: oe cs = ay Mo a % ¢ po oe .“ ST LOUIS POST-DISPAICH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1925. . sT TOUS POST-DISPATCH ” ST tA 3 3 _ . - See iL PAINLEV “ar slit TASK UF i * a o A 13 CARD PARTY ; roweprumpropucen ||Pf}] [[F sth Inquiry Into Merger of Kansas €ity Banks ss Continucd from- Page One. ing a dividend of 6 per cent. of the First National. objected He because I was one of the bank's, (IN Me ' = Re ae : “When T returned fro: the said the Commerce was getting our treditors and because its Girectors ' was a member of the Clearing | Wie 3 coals m oto sone oe bank and was asking the First Na-| were my friends, not because I! an ee _* 2% “tg a eee uh a a a Oe e aereems | Tl | | House. | bank was in bad condition. A meet. tional and the other banks to UN-| Was chairman of the Commerce ' ' ae Bs | oa | Laughiin was a newcomer inj ing of the directors was called at| Cerwrite the deal. There was a board or president of the Clearing | ) X Sig ; “2 * Kansas City banking circles, once and we took stock of condi- heated discussion between Kemper, House at that time. 4; 4% : Through his official /OSition in| tions. We decided we should have! and Abernathy. When Abernathy “At no time did I make any | , ae | E F.* ‘Kansas he had a wide acquaint-| more cash and Mr. Kemper was’ said he would not sign the com-| threat to the effect that the Mid-/| os ‘ > oie E> —— ance among Kansas bankers, and/ called tn to advise with us tract, Kemper shook his fist at) west would-be closed by ee a when he became head of a large “He suggested that we make a him and said: ‘Damn you, Abef-) sioner Hughes unless its directors, itness at Graft President Orrick Announces financial institution in Kansas City/ note of §$1.000.000, to be indorsed! rathy. you will agree to this consented to its consolidation wit h| De P * a " ists at First Decide to : en Will Be Made * a! ally drew from the older/ by the directors. We did so and Threat to Close Bank. the Commerce. Nor @id I hear! tective Who "Serve n Cabinet, but | ,*% rs nks. His Midwest Nationa! and/ $1,506,000 to secure it. The next’ were not signed Hughes W0U'd threat to close it on that account} Men and Women at Birth- day Affair Robbed of ra ks the accounts of Kansas; put up collateral amounting to “Kemper sail that if the contract Commissioner Hughes make any | W : ‘Later Decline, Although Se RPT RRR Rai eee: Aa | . . . oa Gems Valued at $1 100 Assignments of District later the Midwest Reserve had the; morning he called me to the Clear-| close the —— at the opening Of or to institute prosecution of its | Im ° | | accounts which other Kansas City; ing House and there I found mem- isiness the following morning. H€ | ogticers pending 2 Mi t and $172 Cash. Commanders. ; banks formerly had. In all there| bers of the Clearing House Com- itrned to piaihes to confirm minig “On the contrary, the Commerce ? Supt ting mm Sia : |were about 500 in his institution. | ™/ttee I was informed that these! statement, which Hughes immeédl-} aig not want to take over the Mid- 3 Langhlin, Houlehan and Sweeney. other banks, competitors of mine |ately did. in addition to that, west and did so reluctantly and “CAME BACK VE Cc NS LT MASKS WORN BY TWO AINLEVE. CONSULTS , . ; > hana? ‘- y ‘ . “ * be . ; ro/ hy @ ¢ i¢ thea . Tl- . - . r CITIZENS COURTESY ; aSs ert that tneyv now ha‘ e evidence = } . en Lr? Or! ned of the loan and 2 fumhes Ceci iit j TMHart Me :, se a id after considerable hesitation. The : , ; ; nN f> ne ¥ OU Al iD WAS P ' H hoo : . | ’ s* ~~ . ee o on > — al % — 1 v 2 » a ’ ' , « . md ; en f / Vill ail. 2US: Lhe oiate 7 one ¢ ¢ aq roe?” rs Sav. T! ere A ere “F re- ’ _ —_ 7 3 nnn nnofn— ) G : Leader of Armed 2 aa -| Will Become Effective ‘re airecto: ere care! examiner, and with officers of the| would be damned if he would sign | $3.000.000—to put up sufficient Say in Government — | ; ee ii 3 ifuRy -ctreulated rumors whithi commerce hed teek. wees dn ul : ie was among those; ™oney to place the bank on its bers Testifies, Peel were % % : ced | we ’ : 1 7. Le -Saes . . as Qitu wt 4 i GQMilis a. t | ¢ niract. i es “ at ai Vil 43 VS ; % fe h P Strangers. , —_ # April 26, It Is Announ tended to discredit the bank and) gyamination of our bank. sie Odie ‘feet and continue business. I also Caillaux a ed to aris. e 1 rake easier nlans which they coOn- Ww hat Ramteiais Told Him. : ] : ‘ ee I was left all alone 1 told them that a ‘new pictu@e’ Was ) x — tend had been arranged with great “At the meeting at the Mi . as » he . ae P wie e power o! needed at the bank, that new blood | Spectal to the Post-Disnateh ‘> a a ; Be & aS 2 . +4 Ahi ae = i - Bs 35 I F } v éi wh bs Ge si ; . y ~ me ¥ +; ee a Perhaps the +} ree robbers u ho : | Cra? ef, r . ae P 7 - - if . 1s . ry ; bistr' ; last night didnt know the rules o! signment “re not being reanzead | under Hughes in Mav of 1421, had! Trust, and P. W. Goebel. president; hundreds of ad ks throughout Rut Huttig and his associates as comm ia | . ‘* ‘* : . _* » : . : ; ’ . . on i ; Rh 4444445 ix sé - . . . - - ‘ a } 1- ’ moun r ie +} ’ the came of “red dog’ which thes SAMUEL GOLDWYN, PRODUCER, wilt be made at a meeting ot the heen a confidential emplove under! of the Commercial National Rank i 5 inks owned by men who could not see it my way. Thev had so-called * flying squad” ¢ & ee : ’ ' See . ee ee ee “ , ‘ . ‘ we ept ihe invitation an: interrupte q Ma ; be they didn't Po!) } C) ird at 4 Pp ae toda. Ne! }? rine tTne wo»mmei . to j t 1€ a hans iS 4 ity, Kan ‘ to? mer pres)- A con? lence 4 oy m w ould be made up their minds noi to try to Part ment, were called as) , ‘ ae ‘ " 2 . : ’ rit ive rah er ’ eS - 7 3 know that “red dog” is inverted AND FILM ACTRESS ENGAGED Presi: Post-Dispat et r; Gent and member of the Executive | cjgseq heir funds watt be tied | 9 on with the Midwest and wanted | today in the United inistry that would - ee , “11. 1921. he was notified by: Hughes! Committee of the Clearing House! ,,. ‘ \ cou) »¢ | a consolidation The Commerce Pei, ee : a ‘ os . Ve , tau . = “® . , slg. _, 7 iI Tt) na ’ 271 \ } Tnen could not m re Court, wh r h re poker—that a pair beats three of! Movie M te and Frances How-| ;. aed anne ieee fag Moai cee ;' aneinhadt up and many of them c¢ | | . . : ere the trial of mand parliamentary ma- fovi —- board anncunced » be prepared to begin an exami-| Association. continue in business. being the biggest bank in Kansas} terctives for crafting is ing ~ a be and t ine 4 rate » Be Married Soon, wie ; , ne | ; : a iene scan ele aa ete SS t D eR — | ieee Ome teat Bathing at-all beat: ne & , 2 The Cap‘ains wil! go te this aft-| mation of the Midwest in conjanc- rhe purport of their statements “I believed the only honorable ‘ty, was expected to absorb the] The accused officers ; ; — a | a pair. Friends Say. iit a mn with examiners of the Kansas W458 that thev had de cid ail that. * eS Bes a Be ce ‘ ii Midwest. but he wanted some other ; was ft ims beliere.] that Rv the Asarciated Frees ernoons session [rom a conierence | il 9 r i id ins Willie, Steeene a we Siete noe tor me ® do was to sizn ine = tia o 4 - . . - Fred Bullerdick and tid have his task «fm.- ‘erhaps, agai they iay have ‘om Ww Lu ~ “ ; ~ Citv Clearirg louse about Nov - aS Sea LS UiLie, HO naa approdkxi- mea ‘AmnD!) s' DANK [to & 2. iowever, it camé : : kG . Perhaps, again, thes war wines NEW YORK, April 15.—Samuel]at 3 p. m. in the office of Chief of |****_ *'** , mately $750,000. of paper it é n It meant a complete loss | ne ut : c ch it aie ney. were indicted bya east made more clear een intentionally rude. mn anyvi,- + , re “This was a very unusual in-! ™ ' sin :, * OU e nd to everv other stock-|to the point where either we ha -a] and . . poOldwyn, fii preaqucer, and rar - | P } {,er} ehele the rome * Oren ry! tea,;i ! } o Le ‘aa fin ~ta li hank | to absorb it or 4 ' . - ee eee ore tae) held the hig hand—a ces Howard, who piayved the part of | ’ . R ail shes . aw oaee nd that our hands wee ene es holder of all he had in the bank, ) absorb j it would fail. Know Spiracy to violate the et , 1] group in support full hie tf 7 ¢ e T¢ tj «} ‘ty romeme 1¢ a eorgzaniztatior O} tne urs | ] 0; ’ | =* “9 f a i. ; ee ,” ry ~ ’ r v; _ es rca 2 > mt? ie 4 2S + + c + ‘% c- . ry ing th 1} ao ° asin 2 . . . ' ful he . “pat is and } . h and the flapper in the stage comedy, | reore ? : ] on ary ior Un LISS] r 7 iat Md raise $1,000 000 and take hut I believed it would save the = ' at a failure would hurt othe: law. All were night stry he intended form- eee oO Win They lef ‘The Best People.” are about to| Detectives. Pians will be brought | czive long advance notice of the ex- ¢ Hutric’e ’ Msi ¢- se depositors It is my opinion that I4 local banks, we agreed, at the urg- | the time of the return : members ¢ their’ r valu ; , ' riuttig s paper and about $250,-!, : . rey , embers of ett wan Jewelry Valued at $1100 and! warry, after. an acquaintance of| up for the formation of a Detective /4™ination of a bank. In fact, it} >). °. 7 DMESE aie @ *-°"" had no right to sign, but I did sign | ¢mt request of the Clearing House| ment, working under , ‘int: tier, ee —_ ’ : ; ° : L J : ; : f ; ; * 4 i ia i ibd 4 i ¢ . ' « 4 . f . - ; ' } of nm? er nane r in tne hank ‘ 2 4 esl E ‘ ; : ‘ et ee rea a inet iPlayer sag oo Tel eur weeks, their friends say. Bureay wit! each district ay | Was not customary for him to five| ny ey said 1? > Aaa cai el ae ,¢; and the Commerce took our bank and interested parties, to take it} of Lieut. Weatherly. ent to this effect wae eeea *? “3? ° . ¢ F 4, » | a PaNOE a lil ? are ’ — + a1 : —_ m 7 s% + 5. ha Ss ae Miia? ers Lil € benefit of deposi-_ors. bership on his squad ~ " ia ter Na’ na! anmething : ; cn. Wit! Lii¢ "4 , . —-s —& . VV erat . . ° e . _ A ies - - Maciviii, aU wer. Fi - . > ; 4s ‘ a ” ee ie ‘ OTA) . ~ : : uck of ducer returned from Europ. and comy laint of Captains that ‘t sank ‘ f rT) \ territory A fii n ww as rT .? , i a 62 le ae , - fa ae Commerce (ot Business. ] at nded the conference at the defendants. Seebohn : ‘ny aq are . ite ! oe the uninvite uests i te gi SPtaiae CUS 16 UUs | ‘ toate was Mccessar) 0 iA ' , ot ae ee pe — ; : : bt there to its pre- a Bi > de Part it was not long after that they be-|,u+nority from them. This measure | (Ue im this particular case, EP PO OPE nder the ntract the Com-/| Fidelity when the consolidation was| he was in charge ef 4 : ? sunniniein de ‘ rin ‘ ar ° . . —-s pabartinetiat ’ —_— — : : ret and Goldwyn, when asked | y-, ise, specifi He set the exact date for! .., id that we wuld all be; ore than $10,! 000 of deposit | ‘Something must be done,.and did: street, and another % ,*% is a salesman for the Dearing-Lay- ng g . ines " mn Was . reasonably/| not try to force any decision arbi-| mearby. He said- , al : : Wil a | i a about the report, sirniled bi ut said i t! ¢ x Bee t Atl kT) 27 i Ria lé j Liat j © ’ ’ \o¢ * - : ? .. or * > ~* | a ‘* 7 ' aSi J 7s = ae . a ™ = ities | ¥ ° of (ob Hat Co. 616 North Seventh : Corrtesy Cards Recalled ] i Inde! ne e¢crimina!) fa ae Mie . ' et 2 treet. wae the birthday of his wif: nothing. Hie will depart in . few . ‘eit: desired to either force a hange of wo! wortn 3 per $1000 It got $2,259.-| trarily. Il never heard any talk of found three stills in the rainieve «a accepta ne oan : my: al | ® ® £ ‘ \ : ea ‘ } ire Lh 3 a ~~ a 2 a“ “4 . ” 4 Bi : ‘. P » . . . . fa + : a Annabelle: and 11 eveste had come| °4*8 for Los Angeles and = Miss| rolice today sre engaged’ in re |management or put the bank ont! «we were at “il ; sie 0 of assets excess of liabilities,| prosecutions or threat to close the | @md a quantity of 1 forming a new minis-! 1 4 Pf - : s a 3t : “ bs HI ' bam te ~ ~e | hire A ee . m : J : ’ . TLE i 17 ar. si? ¢ ; f ° - ’ » 37 - } “ee “—2o nm Lua iuintn SOV’ Ti ig} ie erourit¢ SA ' _ . : . ory : , -_ - * >) > ; ;- L- . . . ™ > ¢ ° - ery ~ 4 7 + ’ 9 : 73 ‘o make 13 present in the Mustaine Howard will follow. The marriage |‘ . oe G ! * lof business The date was fixed) ene otiicere af thnk Catmmmaees 0441" } in it] ) it it took the! Midwest at 9 o'clock the nest other. ne extent has d'‘ssipated | ioe 3 int Bh ~— | will take place In Los Angeles soon,|C479S" under yesterday's order of for Nov. 3 ' ne RPE @ tha Clearing | 2) -¥00,000 notes which the directors; morning. T ; conference lasted all “T asked Dillard fusion in the Freneh pott:- ich om fiat. is ‘ a : ithe hoar 7 T? e wor jing -~ of theee | = E owe de , ectes i ve ne Liéarineg ».4 ’ » ith i 44 ] i: A game of “red dog” becan.|'* is understood. te ares ene Wording oF these! “I continued with my examins-| pou ad heen in our hank for| fad signed the preceeding Friday,| day. As to whether the contract | *'t® 1.” the witme d. He set about immedi- “5 ae . ,; iain = “o ‘ ; all i cards whichn "laces hem be ymmia PAN BP 5 " a — es ‘ ‘ r anim 10 , » ¢ , , ‘ + tus .. , ” ; i Along about 9:25 Mustaine left the Miss Howard has been on the! are a es ten) | tions of other banks and on Nov. 1| several da eS a ergy ar ich they sold to other banks of was signed before or after mid-| Tefused to answer. n the problem berore him | fe a BeBe npartmenct to-get some lunch for| *48¢ for six years and wil] be me scope 0: a mere identification | ri seasived istormatiocs ae . : : 2. aon a , the taining therefore $1,-! night, I would not care to say. be- Found Liquor in mised to report what prog- | MISS MAE CUN > i S _ 4 > . . a bad “ ° > 7 " “ . . . - ' . I v . . iT G vj = A s v } i ” 7? ; _— -—— ~~ af 2a + a at , : : - hive , rs hi ,ears old in Pune She e? ecentiyv ecard and » #¢ +. 4 : . ” - _ nan, P’recid« , tf - ee a hseence that three new: and unh- : mitt a i . bel to Si eae ee “Ty ih i entered the MM weet and ft 7 Se nie Pe eee “Ol ‘ : I In ta King’ over t he Midwest, we William Waldman of i esiaen Doumeérgrue io 5 . k a@rrre s Pres - ' > 7 ‘ - Bi iD Od “Ay is ‘ re. Le earer, . — . Herer ' > -~ry j ? "ct ry r ’ ‘ le ana " : ‘4 ; ; . rs . t aye Melcome, guests arris ed. : us Players-Las ky cies or | ‘ 7 led i my presence wa desired there tn We were rmed by the state- ‘uy 4 : | ] ‘nk and | guaranteed PayMent of all its de- f } PeMrtirasereslecs se a “e Py : 3 a —. : os ee At 9:59 there was @ k nog _ nt pe i rrr ane — | irTes\ wr th} . she | , a | Irie liatelv erntea } ace v : _ 1 4 le ont - Y ace a 7 an ne . " : ; - : ; fo ae the door of the apartment, which | Metropolitar “Police Department Commerce Official Present. We have since reached a very defi-+~ weempetdee so exc nes”. and the Midwest directors posted expect to have a Cabinet i ‘ rave t * a~ ca = 4 sel ‘ i rc + re ’ a . a Fal 4 + * | sr * ut in on the third floor. With a| e™on of Ferenc Molnar’s play, ! it lice part oy ee ae ae : mi Peer : the paper which we ve the| $1.000,000 to help out in the liqui- | (©S*#fted that Lieut. His . pletely before romorro ue Bn ) " ; "The Swan.” and with Richard Dix | Can consiste tly extend. If a ques- | _ — “oe © , Onc.usion th tials aS th e ; ’ ¢ : = niin git : Po = . oyu Fourth District and ‘ , _— ” ) ee Sisian of her husband, laden with . . ‘ ; : = : : ae iJ 4 42 : rixee « ‘ > owe «1 o a i r esday \\ hen ] rea T the hen k sneer eia = eo anbechetate arn i 4 ts notes oOo pnp iv. ojation. The stockholders of the bart perme Doe ry Ne ihe fires efeans “ere & ‘ J : P etry res iif is ms i> al ~ ~ ~ 1 >i! or ’ ry « } P . e ; ; ’ ?' " >’ » 2s : ‘ —e » £ : . ‘ ~ er & Te . . : : . rs . ‘ hundles af sandaw ichea, chile and nN “ Pi ire Cu d “Tor any K \ ] vi TY } on in fe TON. iT iweat I] not get anything ro novan ‘ . ; j te fhe = ; : *} . ard . : ‘ s? } 1A ; hs a U i r} . . mi3 re sd I 1 rh ¢ rit js. : ¥ ; : “s. She is a resident of New York | ©@'@. se€¢ lat neiaers signature | o> ees As tract + + met ith the moet etr the back yard of the | nickles rs. Mt ine opened the] ‘ She ts a resident of : ork | e +} "7 nie NEE . | pet With the most stren- | far as now ; i . fe Senate t i ik ae M . lustal re 4] F ‘ (“ity Correspcy! da ‘“ ith t} a? below ‘* | ey, ayy ney? tri [ S ‘ Ca lil 7 llouse Protests Fr rom Dir to —— ’ . " £ = far as I kno W. I haven't heard of carried the li or 2 nd ¥ ihe Pp es ee Goor. ie f Biank lines we ' 1 a ¢.. ee | DUt I also found Albert Newman. | There w retests f) many | 2s esjecuon from our directors.|them getting anything ‘ : > te Ms and reporters of the fininee me eS - mer , , > ‘yn for rly w narrie: ank iines were marked for the; ~“' _— a nere were pretests ee Fe ee See ‘a ' ? : tab - | 7 Three youn: Trey pushed past {> ldwy nN 9 merly was mari led ; t ; ‘> * . Z : e T " - - f " 4 specific pu it on Q le , poe ™ : 7 ' @@e , c *) Pa Senata anda the Prosecutor Sa % , i «4 . roe "+ a thy Om mnNernre 4 ee ‘ a ‘ ° a4 - sicnatures of the owner and the | Vidc*¢ Pp! side? r ot t} ‘ mine ; f Pr dire: rs lhe a ahaden pape: tit ail aS mE ' Mr. Hutt Lig and his compani. 2s any arrests, he te won ah 7 . to Miss Blanche Lasky clate ¢ | - - : her. Two wore masks. All three 1 LS: lanche Lasky, a sister of ne tot . i ae | hae purpose and they were taken for | base of Tenuties : thief af Pal iwho, with a force of clerks, was/ had avs been the hichest class 7 = ‘ ywed abot 50. % tr ; eputi —— te carried automatics. Two masks, lease lL, Lask\ 3 and Ww as divorced ‘ rite yy «y } oO, Ce a ; : od : aiv en iile€ nig 1é ‘ w ¢ * or . ” i SFoing ove r ine I oOlLes le i¢ vv 1 1€ MATE r it } 2d fF r Serer)? & ra ‘ ' Kats Ww est fic iis a eT 6 : it ae | he * a4 ; fhree autormatics—a full house. several vears aco. Det \e rgeant George Tab! ea me '_ Seog “ : ‘ ' l been accepted and their collection »ecause we received |... ! a | pat for tha tender for Waldman, t rs alae T mand on Herriot. 7 n : B \ ; J was hr ugh? in from ***e hw ant cks”’ i Maiin. ali CU‘ Re > A/isiV il, secre- ‘AS Tren ] Ping ICCe TT | hw tha amount. Some of that has been Detectives Kinney o her, 4 onsiderabie excited i — 5 ong the opposition sa the moderate radicais we *Hiand« on the Tabic.” CaP ens - ies i: Oi i i ti con re ee 7 Pag nothing for them iguidat : (in tha YOUNG WOMAN PURSUES to a i tT a . ASS(;STH Tit t , Inspector WV er- | . ‘ ‘?i ie ; : 3 2 W i i> VV i [ , eral biess ry + Rar x. ; he re W is : : iguidated. but the Commerce still caught” him with two J They were well dressed ’ ather clerl was listine th 1 xt snouid be bor in mina that! t , vel. Serveart Tabb was tray sferred | } . cierkKs wes listing ‘ ; il- | no crisis tn M Huttie’s affairs. At i lid He ho im} i that has a lot of it I don't know just ‘atextonting liquor. ns seore no one would be ashamed toj], Pee ch. r= , P ‘orm! r " F iF : : 7 tha —— S +4 ‘ ies oe igual ecdeers , | TY) KIN Tt} [aa lithe + c th, . setinc ha — ~ oe ri’ aii . ‘ mmerce ree ric 4 " " es e : : ** e - ‘ : * ” hea 7 ae ae »tTIONS OL tHe larger accounts. inmnmatinered that ,; ee a _ ." A ire Miract whjct Was , on . . ( Fi¢> N ‘~oiN etrode up to the table. y the last boa:d No explanation was | ie ene c 3 : i . ver lat e pos- ae ty hap eres . cd No Information Refused. man talked to them. * atio ade by Leon Blur ! : . Me i ; . 7 " a er ‘ » 4 . + . ~— ; , ‘ ‘ TT) ¢ rr . S b VW iT) in- ’ Seoeees he ; 2 . ,c . . , _ ' , ; » 4 ; cc TY aia ers - ’ ‘ ana? — > . afl ‘ our . ree@ectt eo! “Hands on the tahie. bove and Chases Man Through Lobby of the ePyer lea rnée> @x« ept a never ve : ; i 1: P i aiid ; : a i OTL at ; ae te ai¢ “he I suggested in the beginning McKinley Merrick) : nz of ’ > SOria txt § . : . *? e¢ ’ « . > ° g i fie, rummlor thar rer | | } : rir &¢ ine rat a a STi¢ to We yith wn 1 he rut L)T) ‘fT ‘ Pee ’ Af . a = —- 7s SS¢ a . ow’ r | thar . . (Trier oT wa e f eunty girls he commanded lft's pia) Boatmen's Bank Building at a Lat remarks whi Reger : 1 Release es Ae . ps ip it f ate a emeeinent eth aie cS that the Midwest creditors appoint out for Waldman, sterda’ 1a Hierriot’s 3 fe’ Rf * N« H iTabb denied 1 king had me * | See © ‘ wee you : — ait sarv to protect his paner and pro- d 28 tin teil OL ever) , “ ‘ ff the nmr ciple of . diay that on the basis fast. We're Ina hurr oe s20Ur. pe iene Se ee ee ee eee le — ' [a et 4 Fine Elauee hawk n KEansas|® committee to watch progress «f| “fake raid” made by - cap-; _ : owe A ithe re s — 4 ——— Den Pa 1. >. .*t { ~ Da President B ltellinge m aan 20 Ttz Rca si" Wet} = 4 (“ity, specifically set out that all of iquidation, and this was done.| the flying squad, under ; . Me eee noe divans a ¢ a ‘ : 4 ‘ ; P . ' + Tia ore © avout ‘ bases Ushi C4 vy , a€iter we ad heen cuf- 1 : Be ae rke% Es : . : rm \ the So isa lie Cag” ' ' aE ‘ Washington bouleva rd. slipped % hull ing Was throw n iT Lo contus! ? ' T . tha Xf imrpace , , , "ra ’ , ¥ a wreory | - ¥ if - ' eT ae m i = ye re etek nea *n aid There never was a time when in- Gambs. The raid, he Mi . : cy «i oe ‘ - [wo f ‘or ; > * . aa . ‘ ‘ 2 ‘ _ *. —_— Z ies a i M4 P —_ | : — ‘ : - a Ad . Ww tA 4%4 - : ‘ : , mo : « 7 of ; 7 7 : $200 diamond ring from her finger | 4uring the noon hour today, when | ' wo Sergeants Transferred. | lee ce iehie that tha deter = bs ged eames t Sl ite Comme in liquidating oyr | formation regarding liquidation} ™ade to satisfy Lies ee ‘ c ing? : | vt ' etective-Sergeant Patrick neh | ©’ reserve ana stared that ne Gde-| Kemper, Perry and Goebel told us , a ” FS 4 ,; Anna unningharm | ana dropped it Qn the floor. Mre. ‘a young WomMa ! pursued a mat — + we i “ : ee “pee Lv : cired AY } ein qr? +h, 25. eee: rin? i" st ‘ e “ ‘ . , Ssei.s T) : I °. anit t} it ihe busi- ¥ as refused them, and there is ro | who heard of activities . . » t >*?, , +h —~ ’ ~ ¢ its he ‘ hy rye et -* » aan through the 1 } } é cial. i Waa traneate red from hy i« nost am | ‘ 4 ; Vl iid i ‘ pid mm - 2 if ae firec — ais idu : ; - asthe ¢ s . Caf G bs, ‘ 4 ked : mie MOC iAi-«-? * rPL4itG i? iat me Tiowe Werman, 5769 Kinesbury tnroug the DDY and caught hii iat ot I levery presible war ae ye to Se f -— © the Cammerre took ground for complaint. mans ‘are. zam rT i el murder bet titel = " ; - . ; c f ; 1+ } _ - Qi ; ree ' ’ > Ji ‘ ’ ee | i a i ; 4 : son ? ~~ ve ,7 -~* tar ry a . ‘ ‘ : i —_ A : by shou dere none a! 7 iuT : . > (ore iz +f ? ace, drepped Lv o diamond ritics. qT) the side NV alk. oy } : " " = ! lad ~e! ~" ; ‘ | es +} “> exa mm" to oO + * ++ tt | : fay + 4 - . ‘ . > _ Ye) } >] a ’ } ’ ar by ines. ae wish it understood T am no warned Waidman of the ys | s r Air? , ry Vf _ c*) : Lado & place in the neelic ‘treet | S : ge sca anataatcae wee MiG 1 O00. », wi 1 would be loane to : Be ™ . _ s oe ~~ e bilits : ower ne ATT NeuURN AMT ue valved at a total of $900 on the She was Miss Marie Hart. “5 — in the Angelica Stre Pes ae 2" | id ned ? the fines : longer ; ffic raid and told him to put , po ana | - | ale District Serget. Euge XI tin ,g Ve wWase it me to WwW NEOEWIGAN Sins hw #13 Commerce * — . tea — bp an officer of the Commerce ; > na t the nartw'’« offici®?! re. | recovered ~ somewhat Su rie groct. secretary ey] the (‘hain-Belit i" on : aie 7“ e MarUuNneau | ay a ' oe i “OR: — es ’ . ; th _— ' - — wd ind do no orn hz hind the bar who had ee Pichi ; ad ive : ‘ t¢ ty 4 ‘ “y o- ' Ss ‘fT Try the ins © ‘or’ « ‘ oF, eS ; , ts . ’ Ait sn i ns. : t} = Lint & , mee a7) 3 strech Arner A iif ri ‘ & | iper ts which obe. pee. ty t a S are of Stork. Aa bef ; Af Hn members ' the COLA pe she ae One of the robbers -crosped the), W') offices in Room 1117 he- | ; wi Mo gtattead that 7 %Y AIA th ‘hat oe — a ; Ga My stock -a9 h reste ore. The ‘ * : into the Lere ve Rure su 1 rie Stattedq le ii i ig Lie et. naner as the Clearing Houe«e oa} oO + " Lacie has largely heen a ¥ : was pure ased by she on ning an altogether here v eeterday Rre room, nonchalantly picked yp the |‘¥rning to her desk at 12:15, she pepe, fommtters wodid shane -themeselver! «.._ » . hte wee : § ett ee Bittle coi de 1), Garys. Mr. Hughes did t be vies ‘Cepmes, > tee 1 : | Jd | i t? } ’ hi Ba VA ; VYoOuUunNL - a7 l¢ +} ; It Wark AT oOvune ed hat the ora er i : —— ? CELINE cS | e tad tf oOmwT COT Ait On wn A he . : , ke SS * a ’ is are Still 5 ey : : ” S no 2 and got $50 for ti ror “ had decided o st Mee ime ! Nn 0 1 as ; © ae sa) Phe j /- * ing 1} @ 1; ‘— : 7 . ; , f , % . . 7 ; oa a? eo > ; : : mre : 7 . , , : : rings an bid po paar m™ § - pm recalling delice protection for na‘ ' aiis.a rl ind i » de POSICOTS | axcellen* and ne hank we , he Bp is isiness enterprises. If? come connected with the bank tun- ind - se to Painteve tt isithe sanity hearing. a pocket. Meanwhile one of his con- | 4d maticed that the drawer wus - en a wonld Ince anv monev * se; Bee oe ewe. wae i jm 4 itil afte r d off. tz . - , A " , e 4 r She fol) are . +. | roiis Will =f ind u? der a ite 7 Arner ' i i rye \ P " ; ana ean : + bieitl £4 Ty Pri ei iy operate _ r my eparture. I under- e Aa ‘ : ‘oe Ferrio’ f>ere ae fdavit« ‘ harging tw | & ' ‘ - b wt wae Ie e a oie : > | (Owed ne man, : ££ , " ~~ eyes . ; , 5 . he , . . ‘ cfoawn ai 2 Shc ' “9 — Va = a “i t Tr} “tee " : so fe ' ee : ; d | °¢ cines oDpnosition wt ate prevent- (,arve - Note to (- Omrnerce Trust. TT" le a Te -# ~~ moaating ; tet fr wou!ld today De a zoo]. : tand he was made vice president Liquor to 4 « alt representarion murder bp arsgenica while e th (eT ener Or 1 an ~evalter which she} : -j +} — 7 - ; ; a5 | ;, ate. wad ° r CC . “i % rr : —- failed t6 mak ;@d its going into effect last Satur Pr 9 the beginning of the| was that the directo> al tue | om ney-Making bank. by Col. Theodore Gary, who knew One witness testified 3 wtzoing Cabinet in thei connection with the a4 ¢ a ; ‘i Liic= oeUXe sean ‘ . + - C ~— 1a , . .J Oi r ASSf.s ’ \ansas City from Macon. I do not bn . ; 4 bigger share O71 Walter w ose bo«d avenue. lost Foe in cash: Albert told the Oper iter mf thie Sii uati " | ; 3 ivate = " - ai Aaa ct } i. for , AnH AN , at ’ = . nev ; : . ij =| \ 4 . . 7 ; + = © . +45 « * Wwe \" ‘}] not , KNOW what stock Mr Hughes holds District Police Station, . at« a ith a 5 ‘ ‘ M ! an |}rivate wa'chmen to be armed! , ‘ and € MONeY| Clearing House esid wa ot £000 ‘3 iW not; *" ‘at Ste “ir. ent . pe humed ne: alpars Fink, 1606 Hogan street, lost $90, | 820d Was taken without stop to the . apa had cone inta the hank’e funde ¢ sista. + Was mot g£00d lastvea anvthine fram *hes wv. in hi ie The Government - ww Yapat : ~ Fe | ti! ? ft} ; | &' aras for Pp avrnt! TIVOT @ 1 lI ths — e nese ~ UNnGs tO 4 few of th tor »¢ r= ; ; a ¢ ad : en W“ - m 2S Own name, it any. led sl z a oetter foot ne for tera as P ;" P , ; e Tre ry poor. tLIx a8 th . —— : : ‘ ‘ ’ , =o re ; - te Z 4 eet. {j 4 s \ re Tf ‘ ; a, a 1. , , i i . 4 8 . ' : r ; = and Charlies L. Britton, 4463 Del walked , } ~ ne¢ oe ' piace of Pulleemen ' eTea S' is cas Laughlin then | the meetine ana hk . ce ba “A anything about the "The deduction to be drawn when it ca oe ee the | pper Hieuse The amoun « the Fe. ad sy lee aes ‘ al} ° ; ce eytli t ’ | ibe ~ i . 2 _— ss. SB « i * . oe — S I Oe S vere — —— ; . é — . . . mar Dovlevard, was relieved of $40. | ** 7 isn 1 once cm sas had just returned from a month's} niaced in the hands of P , | business from the information in your pos- | De™Psey, one of Gs Socialists appear to be/ hodies has not ‘heer cr Sevyera! ta h - OTe SF IZE + : = . : , =~ , Or erry to 2D ” TY r ry | y 7 ; © rT) 7 4 } ae et i =) - ; . : : | f the w n beran to ’ | Policeman Dismissed From Forree Ip » Califo ia. He said to the!,... cg al R | itural question session apparent ly is that Hughes policemen, to the ‘ unfavorable light in| Coroner Wolff said : —_ — a1 e ner signatures, and also ‘ + st-Disnatch ‘ee Tf » #35) ‘ ; 4? - . ; ji : - Two of them slipped out and re- bv the man durin h aS ito e@ pl ‘ ; | ig Ta ae 2 we ek: But! of notes : add vain e publicly Hughes refused to make any | ™money from persons ) l@ permanent Executive Com- | members of the fam! . : ie : : , Cur} id the “lIruekewyi i 7 ; H new i Wo? ; Veé \ cr wretly , a ba i . = .i5 of is ‘ = ; ’ he . ~ — . : haa he wert into the apartment / _ . : ' + — me iT) - — rr =" morion th [ would : The condition of ’ the mT . : : DRIVER NF A i ihe. board thowehr i page sg : , ange treat ' ol a =. ' “ d man slipped past him an =? te Mt re | alled toa Another Meetine sdy . v P ' ; mS h* a } . “ + . a ee ; . ~~ : nre 7) | . ® Fldabelle Rodgers S years oid wh ' = on . : J oo H F | posses orence = J ohnsen, 44°26 Delmar ‘A killed AS | , -) b |] Steel mantfa “Lure 45,7 Pereh: , iow } 7 - I . ‘ ring House more j . e - Was ~ hi ~ - oOndgay nigcnt WwW nen —— , = | \ id x » 5* NMe aa . P “ ‘ 5 = . rT = _ Me nvenue. jher home, 3726 Olive street. Shej.... ; Re Setioved the ng good when som s re ~ Here’s the Washer im Att ’ Frees OF PARTY eet ; ~ | PODcéeman wi v = fs Dave A im rer r j hus «ae orneys . | President . Orat suff ere: a broken neck t . 4 2 ‘ , Fi r . ” ; “Ean. | ‘ } = nm TS toh 9 + LA. } 2 idge has at ‘ended this ann = roborated yt = . re» . : Serger ‘irs entarea 425 = : hat Ze Tore mot +m + a ee x =, £4 Hr i s ffi- eatures o the a? : : . r ae a te ainte. ; | | con is statemen: Dies of | n sf ehendinet tn, conmaiilied ame Oe parate ma! ‘oresent Blanket balle test final. —————— ;eUilty with privilege of) a tat continue to operate. and that a ah ee Soe te readil know it "S Stuart, who ie a steel, : : i . £ i State » @FS tiie “f weet tea rest ” Jaclined to 'keet ballet appears ‘0 Bis nm’ “han i-* . ' “4 TY ¢ At hoe > - * are t - ® . ’ . . : . ~— “PRAYER HEALER” FINED $100 & 1e) vs en | be ime rliear that | . a - wou 24 Y - e ar a a“ a ~t.t 3 arer : ; Pp pene ‘ — , _ ‘ ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC! ng Hitipn to the | aks our Qank over, anty core to ony af Mae ae red by thousands of he wal to gramt him al voters. of the minor fae & ON COM we rchtesies anys ae ee See aa | Taete . | = sUBhi me rUWITZER WOMAN: ln 2 al a - merge SEH: , he said. “that we are investigating f here, : fhe ticket iZ iTS, aLLIe -Grinrks ne tried first the . = 7 ‘oOpear 7 ¢ ~~ lenartment” “BY nney alse granted | Former Gov Gard . : nH fT iz : . ~ $1190 for printing a - tan ef the cornet qd for her appea Pubieted Dai's or i he ruliteer Pubitenitne William George. 80, Pleads Guilty > ard changed hic “ : | He was called inte the meeting He. *.?"“* . aaa ee ar . - 0 ) i Said in the meeting that the aff anenper's Explanation. Twelfth ard and Olive Street of Practicing M the ruilty” extict ’ wWiit ‘ Raerder Aud? _urees of peututionn 't alien Wi xut = 5 erm ety Sinaia af he a os ga hk @r e when isked ; fi r his ver. : ‘ crars. and others actin MEMBER La ‘ A poli: hyeician . ool ha with , re Ss ee ae woe as ie os ss ne@raphic transcript , : . or: ~=* PATED PRESS \ olive physician who ®Xarn- them to sch PPY should arrange for the bank ro be ~”" of the Midwest transaction, den o: aad $1009 ad mittess © —_s go ~~ mer Federal Judge i» exclusively en- William George. $0-year-old j|‘med nim at the Newstea4 Avenu ot Prayer healer,” of 6020 Minnesota | Station, where he menti %, ad ee - i 1 - vom os egg sandwiches ; ati it became widely known tin on, and said that Commerce die it. Was tm distress. People on the oa * i - . - “Then Perry produced a contract “Feet Knew of it and. they were e : 1 ' which had heen Prepared for our PULLING their money out of it stead-. ; ~- on tur +} te “Tro re : | signatures. It was duscueced at Uy. having lost confidence in the! ——— PS _length and some changes made in ™anagement. Finally it got te the! +h 37 i ee es Lesti- “pret we + ~~ ae -" KIN a ecrvriaht. IPD Davia. Phillie C. Sean eR peo one Year. . ‘ | : sedative Lord! : ie h a He proba bly will serve ott the fine | abouy a halt ounce He: said thie With Each 1925 MOLA oe your own = : 1o.—% Jaco Ww Hrewn. Mrs Fred in the workhouse , tates _—_— ; i eee _ ‘ , ; 7 R S igation you in ‘he retiring lie was ; | ' “y sabi apes —_ eman drowsy ow The contra however, brought! Point where the bank could not . to = ““fiater to China left Mary Sempte Scott 1 © Wap arrested on complaint of | and riigiv counterfeit pe «em DRESSING | commernmation §t© eur -directors.) 5S On thi. (oy cnet cae Ee ' °rning for Shanghai he will embark for the. Mates At the pid ig Schoo! Server Sy FF : : 30 ’ . ae ee , ; , ‘ . — ts i « +i = i i Bee m. Marry, 12 years ofd,| 19 Ne Ras a wife and four | TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO ror it, There was even opposition! the Clearing House Association. I was suffering. . | = Ber hear k ers Tas invited tn attend some of the. | chiidrén, ti. 4. Abermathy, vice president conferences and to give my advice, | , a i | _ ms = ' ack . Mra. Mary Roves. 525 Eepenechied | fome«e of intoxication. i ney saw that MN propo@ed to give “Commissioner Hughes in the ’ $ oo « ELECTRIC_CO. Tm some of the ot i RS UC gm A . ’ ; ¥ : x oii ~* ‘ , Sg ie tata Seta s “2 oo ry OE Ts ae Re ee x. D FOS FES i SEE: ape
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‘ ; ? : . ‘ 1 2 , CREEL ° ee P 7 ' ’ A > bjs al = ——ae SS ) ” ¥ ST t AL CT: COMIC PAGE , a SS St WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1925 : 4 iin ios a : : annsengeege ek Faaall nis aM Gsestesnccuinccceecetanet ST LOUIS 3 0 | TUESDAg, > Ww =— : > % £ ° . | : ' e , ~*~ APRIL 14, 1928. : oman Held in Poison | Fi G * ¢ = === || “BR | Inquiry and Daughter || cer €Uus € tin UX b U Be | ' by it er || | | ? —— were wl | : é ESCAPES ASSASSIN, | Some MITTS TASK OF woe tcene — Trying Skillon Own Case ee a, 3 & Se 2. . = ‘ag R oy : as : = | Or " ‘EV716 | £ i ee ey Negro’s Troubles Started When He Fixed Up ! | eg * . . i . ' : : .., wynaart 75> | & | j . : | | mena | ft Trial Says ,~ 4 _— > ar | Moonshine Still on East Side—Arrest | | lells of Trying to Shoot Hint- . , on , anal oe | | sr | self After Furned Pistol Who LedSquad feat : | | Neate | and Firie Followed. Brebictendee ee cx | i sslists at First Decide to. City C | ! a. | on His “Wife. Proprietor of & ts Councilor ‘Aced for; = §. nn — M | Serve in Cabinet, but : Opinion by Chief Gerk | “Noaa” Bs Denham, 21 years old, the remainder Months p . onarch, Traveling on . 1 fe: - pessca. Ry the Associated Press : ction. . forme) iV A cChIzen of the negro CoHDNDias WAS rive ' prs : . - =e - Pn - 7 A Later Decline, Although | P : | | g gage Shot & n to the Marshal | Country Road, Is At- WHEATON, I! Apri!) 15.— Ici calie to revent Invasion of | town of Brooklyn, Ill. near East | ; nhams #rrest,, but he had | |The society riding master, George ms . . 8 | ‘ zone fr : > hw | . AC TER ’ 2 TL. O., April 15.-—Two pyright, 1925, by H. Gc Fisher Cia ‘ | | q ° | chante. | rg Deputy Marshal Lawler to less |= the former chief of police of La Is. Lieut. Eugene ys. de Mark Reg. U. 8S. Pat. Office.) — | | Last sunimer. at Brooklyn. atu the other and arrest the r : Grange, Il tut as for shooting | ief, and John — ee: ae oye P : | An official ini bi st | ““Noaa” fixed Up a hroonshine still, a negro he spoke to. Back in : her he had no recollection what- ight chiet, f the PARIS, “ a iN epee. raul ae Swe ei ee ee »>Which Federal prohibition offieers vot corridor downtsairs, Lawler | Bv the Associated Press [ewes o has command of th inleve un re this afternoon | distinction between public gam- | later discovered His trial was set “em d the representative say SOTA seri! 15 _ —— ¢ | State's Attorney Chauncey Reed ” » Beagack of forming a cabi , f ” Reith ania te os wey 8 9.—~RAInNg boris 0 ) ring squad of, the de he task ot - a ibinet “gs, bling and private hospitality will |for the November term, and the] yy int no use. Can't fix it. Noaa. | Bulgaria } ' ati ee: left no part untouched of the story : wecerd Lie errio str [Je , > > SAVS ‘Rring ” ‘me a ne é arrow esc: > fr ‘an > ‘ ere called as witnesses gieceed (1 0 nicer ' e > \a’ ‘i ; 7 - + t ( ‘arn als rize Pele : vo se y ANS ar a ; bs arte ; ' a asa of ne 4hret =. oi ! . new os abinet. cade tee iy gh a Ss. Prize} death yesterday of Miss Made! enrolled in the atelier-of Carolus| “°°. youn naturalist. Iitchrerr out te Hinsdale that day, didn't F cement fo his effect was | at 716 West Fifth unci!) a 0 adhere to its pre- | a vaste ae who has been placed in! Ku Kiux Klan erand dragon. wae come a matter of technic. and while | trict. but without avail don't remember.” 1ET, lus policy of supporting the Gov-| |charging of the gambling squad, | followe we a se agi. | eve ; Be The King was aR | o “Te , rd another Dillard saloon Se Bt hecrinne its ( wh | relieving Detective Sere Ne ] cee foll rw d by a preliminary medical} __ c a student had caused the art | Cnatie ne Was motoring between | Present Holder Not One of 7 ou don't mean to tell me that He said. that they had al aah : g its members, ctive Sergeant Wil- | examination which disclosed, aa | world of Paris :o look up to his] ; rchanie, a provincial town, and) , . | yee had a gun and don't know é , accept ee & j >t wosts vere ‘ “1! Sofi: ; a6 _~ . ; , > fs ' . Lf ine atille in the first place . pting Cabinet posts. to select hi name. -” la, and, as the car was passing | lwo Bidde rs to Meet With ihe here it came from? “Come ta , Will Report Tonight. ee select his own men and ordered sor of pathology at the’ § Indiana/| rere followed everv official | 2 Barrow stretch of road between Board Tc ¢ \think of it now, T do. T got ft to put an end to all activities that | University School of Medicine, evi- honor that could come to the artie a i oe a volley of shots rang Oar omorrow. from a Greek shoemaker.” . . answer.” ‘Ot ae A ‘ me confusion in the Freneh potrti- bri i oe a. : . oe. idge party given by the D a} ¥ i @alworld. He set about j ie, oe - ' . on © MAUS | Back Yard. . r , . a POL inimedi- MOE . wae? ‘ef ~ 4 > . . ; ‘ "ir A Liquor in Re Ai Boars him | Sitecccst oases ters of the American Revolution] Under indictment on five charges | prize of the Louisiana Purchase] a tri | indicated elimination f1 . = . j a | ) c . . . 7 F } o na a : . ‘i —¢ a xe Ee . ‘ . . - . i | . ver, Lite 1e P ' ' gambling. |} against Stephenson it w Ras ova Academy in ing’s Mustache Hi ag vues dro an District and Patrolmen Du- whot expect to have a Cabinet | ~~ Pare} > done after T h: a the Berli | { *j r " j Ss ; o ° , . eC oOniy the «* , ; vy of the law questions. aioe Nationale des Baux-Arts and| museum and one of the King’s|two low bidde¢s. Thomas L. Fau When you got out to Mes . - *s € 4 ® e . . . » . ‘ Douglas’ le . * place that day what d14 hd Donovan found liquor in yard of the saloon. They the liquor into the cafe, ; * ed completely befor on | | e tomorrow | Euchre a i me 4uc > and lotto parties at St ning. The first sfene Sw me OU, Ordinge ¢ ‘ . ' | servi r stens were |Ann’s Parish Hall, Whittier street cording to George E. Oberholtzer. | the Institute of France. France| 7 *2n's Were killed.” Boris him- | dree, a steaboat captai { ather of th : . is a ste: at captain, w yt: . , father of the young woman. she had made him a Chevalier of the| self had the very narrowest es- was 69 cent 5 to “ Ps po : you do-" cape, a bullet carrying away S 89 cents a ton, am arles ying away part “Did Quarreling | j n Mable.” nsult with Preside t : Ss os = Y f z nN lo so . +» | P t | Si ly e: and Page boulevard: SL. Boniface’ 2 , Save a Statement it wi if S a ! Legion © Hon r c Ge y S cr in hich she a - ; or. and aermany had La Reo ai cholera erum manufa " , . — a. : ‘ eas , and at St. Mark’s Hall, Page Stephenser in ; mee MF: Americ pane pF of. Merk. “in| 4 few ; 'turer. who bid 74 cents ae tun went tn and found Julfa tn Senate and the! Prosecutor Savs Warrant Will) 4nd Academy avenues, were indef-| She s; ) in a Hammond fotet,| *™Merica Harvard and Yale united} ,,5 en, minutes before the shoot-| gnould be considered. Alderman | ‘@® S@fn and askal her about the she said he had, forced her to in honoring the artist, the former, - the royal automobile had over- | Nangle of the Pul li ie : ee | two horses I had coje after Ss) . . a ‘ ‘ — , Vass re ily Lhile | _ =u | taken an auto bus carrying mail | , | told me that one of them had been for Waldman, testified hat | wea metlouse of Ieputies. initely post i foll ‘ oie iV postpone ' ‘ring Ps Vent if Ollowing th pPo- drink liquor at his home 1 conferring the degree of Doc ; and then ' octor of ties Committee, which met with the inj njured and that she was co ‘ Ti} and passengers from Orchanie to! es Kinney and Grannan Social Be Issued on Basis of Poison “him with two pitchers of alist Demand on Herriot. : sas lice announcement Saturday iS ° ~ : . pa ae * had taker . : . Aree There was consi in Sons’ Bodies Inti _ ie aken her on at f ; Arts and the latter Cc as considerable exe S odaies., Until an offic — a train to Harn- atter of Doctor of ay :' , : derable excited cial opinion is given mond. and had kept her at a hotel | Laws in 1916. . Sofia. Remembering this. the | it iat spoke in favor of the Jef- noite’ t» Gane . « i a j King and an aid ra ; _ rerson concern despite if- bid of ' vInmer 7 oot t for é an batk and ) h J $1.99 er. Just then the telephone rang a ton. declaring that is equipment was best. Painted Joseph Pulitzer. Among Sargent’s portraits were by the City Counselor distinguish-| The story . . ° ‘ AS re year, ” a . aor ing between public gambling and) ents. was t; I ed by her per- ) fhe effect that she ole | and she went in the house. I wanted to talk to her about Plam- ing liquor. They intended him, he said, until Wald- stopped the auto bus, which set off at full spead for Orchanie, whence pement among the opposition eputies and the moderate radicals ked to them. ' nley Merrick, another looke- m the obbies of the Chamber over| ® the Associated Press private hospitality. the gambling | tained poison whe | those of Josep! "ull ‘aldman, testified to 7 a option made by Leon Elum CROWN POINT, Ind.. April 15. | 8auad_ is abiding by Chief Gerk’s| mitted to leave ae se wee Per! founder of ‘ae hah ontregd . tne troops were dispatched to | President Kinesy of the. deare raid’ made by members of ZB. 4 om meeting of the Socialist{ © eunty Prosecutor August Bre- | Interpretation of the Police Board’s| purchase a hat ne OK rdom (0 | and the ese. Manian es Saree asSassins, Pi oo Dwectet. ot eee See the hhsuond tosses her’ eset a son ae aap ict At , nl vesterday, that Herriot's| me of Lake County announced to- | order. This interpretation takes tne) a | Mrs. eGorge nro eg ‘. a gee of It is impossible at present to tell | Cunliff said that the ideal means the house because her mother was pagued, unde _ a tin of ne ames of a can. | To otais on re basis of the reports | view that public gambling includeg|! [Hin«is Bootlegger to Prison / member alts Pitts A ky alle, 8 | Whether the ambush Sena piles would be a combination of the, there. We always did our quarre!l- Mie rad he ald, wan he fas m reeponee - : soon | ass y an ry onary peda | any pinin game “ws which Seamanoings 5A Rae “ae } . pmey si hinein te a = st. Louis cwatnet the Manas ee Be two low bidders. to take advantage ing in the stable. When she came so tty Tdeut Bpomabiae te him by the 80. eet | cais0 a ‘finding ie poison ie ithe eral. public is admitted upon pay-|The first man to eect tS wae Co eel eg . om : fs ity Art As a matter of fact the auto nants of Rea’s scientific methods of out I started to ask her about dard of activ jes in Wald a on : Shon 25 tea nn | bodies 0 two of her childten, Mrs. | ment of admissions and whereltiary sentence fac 1, ay hanna Pen cael es risk t has been aor would have been the richer prise handling the hogs to which tne Plummer. She started to run out ate, | Gambs ret ane ; ho ey. | : hone ‘Cumann Gk Geer tat | prizes are awarded. Carnival de-! Saline County ss | oe reSeIng in | ~ hain an. 3 | from the viewpoint: of a reba garbage is fed, and Faudree's of the stable and I grabbed her ee os 6s esi would be chatecd Reninn iter Petits vices. wheels of fort«ne. lotteries} Judge ‘e oe woke sentenced «ae Most St. Louisans will remember! while it is not otinttinad lik he knowledge of transporting it down by the sweater and pulled it off. 4 Somers today. Noah}, The Three Graces” as Sargent’s! the King’s movements were “at the river. Tomorrow's conference Fae S00 s ee ee ; had a gun at-the side of my herd and other similar games of chance ; x oO e eile A ‘ at é : | Bridenstein of E] se A operated n ; ' ) “ldorado w serve | Sreat portre group of a , Blech h e . ? it { ublic lace 7 are also from one te) twee venre w ye . rve | Mr I rit Uu | F dy yi ), On the other ¢ nd, the c im ls t att nipt to ff ct the CO’L- ; sin a “ . nae i hang ars 2 hester | + Ss. Tennant and Mrs... Adeane was may have been the work of a band bination. eld to come det e1 ns 90n. rlenstein pleaded rullty popularly called, and which was! of fanatics ei trying to shoot myself.” | “You mean to tell me that you (don't remember shooting Mrs 4 told him to put a man he- the bar who had not been ar- a hefore. The next day, Mer- t party, which shoulders none of | Murder before nightfall. responsibility of power, anc Although Mrs. Cunningham had ording to the party’s official re-| recovered somewhat today from Lillian Gish Signs. Contract. | ne estified, Gambs came back m | ae ot $50 for tipping Waldman . has only 780,000 members.| the collapse she suffered in jail Card games in private homes oF | of violati f 7 ace ; or ‘ ‘ . 7 . } i c ‘ ? . . . 43 . . Bo been assuming an altogether) here yesterday, Kremer said that in hotel rooms where members of}, c¢ n of the prohibition laws, }One Of the artistic sensations of the Boris returned to Sofia short} ee a Buren Poem ; 7 [a secon ‘fense ‘gigirid f io Ui nntinte Wed | . Sofia shortly | my nor to Police Station = _ rat ole. | hie had decided to dispense with ! a club assemble where no admis- haw ch offense A new Illinois st. Louis World’s Fair. And almost | after the affray ; CULVER CITY, Cat., Apri! 15 Douglas? "No. I don't; the firet ° ( ; Neircles ¢! t ain > it is| ee ; “aie . ‘ he ‘arrires a penitentiary se very a eae , hs ‘ 4 , Cay. J ; 156.— terday BA that he P ose to Painleve iat }the sanity: hearing. and to issue af- sions are charged and where prizes! fo: a second 4 ‘ . lary sentence | ®veryone is familiar with his frieze| Many Assassinations in Bulgaria Lillian Gish, motion pictu.e sar I remember was when [I had the he witness testified yestercay | e besides Herriot, there wil!| fidavits charging two instances of | 77° ?¥8 rded to the best players, are | ee of the prophets for the Boston Pub- in Recent Months who recently won a sult which 2. | Sun at the side of my head.” . Fourth »" ponly a small representation | ‘der by ar - ' sa ge, | PeRArded as “at italltw . ; lic Library. ee : ers ches ‘ he took whisky to the Fo ae Mes cutecing Cabinet in acl murder by arsenical poisoning in| ae dick as ae Sa pg smog La Follette Denies Reports | In 1916 he King Boris-of Bulgaria for sey- | eased her from, a contract wit Doesn't Remember. : . =f) i i iconnecti i? , « . : ; ? ) svuniec i ; , e F ‘ | Sin, he ‘acterizine : oe = oe { elr Simplicity, S j ic ALe ’ ; > ic ; : ° ‘ic psey, one of the 48 indicted OX to gainnig a better footing for! terday . iIparaiso, Ind., yes- | The PD. A. R. event at Hotel enaracrerizing as a “pure fab-| dignity and beatty. are es a jances © hich have developed inte | Leuis B. Mayer, vice president of ; shot her, why did you want to kill i i ‘ ‘4, . rics ) ; / . . hase, which was visited by the] , weet published — reports that! many critics even hig] t] hi a tt pein 0 the film corporation. yourself?" “I don't remember, | : —_ s ne amo ‘ co : en . +f \V 3]; ; " . ’ , . } is . . : ; t ie wer 1an N . aSsSi ‘ ; . ‘ . . Sirs a —_ — = . ; P AG 4 h1es as oO Pen deter les F . : : ‘ | ‘ lite St; ie & a J — | curred, n “e aryv ‘ ‘Oran ) be wt put his appearance as a witness . | \ af ; Ware of the unfavorable light in | Sampak. Waitt anne tne e € rmined, tion that gambling was in prog-| | pat Bes “a oft Ss Senator’*in Wis- oncenenelt tits Bhs comean: ie reg ary last Nicol | tempted to rescue him. but the de- When you left Hinsdale where the Government was unexpect- Mith they have been placed by |chemist. D1 esti eo ‘——o His | ress, was found to come under the | ™ 7 ie 4 ) es Robert M. La Follette In 1885 Sargent went to I ondon United eek big —-Nggy to the posed Premier was shot and did you go?" “TI drove to Chicago y a. “Wl : ie St, e hlam aE a Ni =e ‘ - wea. TOUTE ruyr Pye ‘over ’ ne ' = oe 4 ‘ - | ‘ states, WAS & } of in ee aititude with regard to shar-j| will make Parties test cNally, |latter heading and not subject to) cpring and tl 1 Tor Governor next| where he made his home except! the seeeu of Sofi : eae ato wavepacket mtg “a 7 ‘ ‘ > S . . ie . . - } . i im « P ‘ : > wet meta . 3 » r 5 " ‘ £ + . p ous Yempsey admitted receiving = —— a . i in the responsibilities of Gov- | several days. to “0 vi gee 'invasion, About 50 members and | Pea? “e iat the Senator would! for visits to the United States at ir Prediersry, i oem. eputy JI In 1921, King Boris narrowly sted street and buy some more p> - , , : ‘ « | - , . ne carn re iz | « « - is ; ‘ ‘as assass ‘ Oe e “a ney from persons named in the : .P eeement, for it is reported that the | amount Shei acaaie et sae | fuesis of the organization were | E abaan det /regular intervals of perhaps a dec- | March 6 in the ee ee © escaped death when a bomb was bullets BN ' , ms —— decision ‘ing f , | ; ' we es same City e wis hi , uy , ictments, but he did not name | ‘a wOnal Council decided in future |whether the bodies of* three oth |plaving bridge and several articles | JOHN S SARGENT jade, He soon became a fashion-/| the third deputy murdered within eews white Ne eee & S You wanted more bums: @ : bh ' ‘ { - ) sy : J : i . . . \ ’ - ' " . ine A other police officér nor did the nat the permanent Executive Com- [members of the family will t er jof linen were being distributed as ’ able portrait painter, and has left,!a month rade from the royal palace. The} you could shoot yourself?” © Yer. . : i eX- | nrizec tu sea: fet ot the against his life, but these were | yourself: “I don't remember, |! 4 ; : “1 32 4 , in t . a a os . ure . . ° ° _ . af . ; . ‘* ™ to legalize ; imeoPre: - : . wha 45° /eral public ane sine a ,) analy ronored by Gre: sritain’s! 3 , P ; eahagee: a = . — an increase in the€|/Sunday while being questioned, but St 5 rTic and, being under the}! voi; .05) weenlrenig, ireat Britain’s! tense love of drama and music, and|archists have been particularls : I the Rank Trance st Supervis £ ; © ora ces ROEECE J. is ‘traits . tris ; on sohet Se bed 1 of th Bank of France | recovered sufftiicently to permit her |, pervision of a hostess, could not | At Milbank ——e h portraits are intimate, almost! active and within the last few t Always Hot 4 eated in the Chamber Of | being brought here, has caused »e regarded as public gambling. | ¢, ‘ fr CS ee hames, not! dramatic, glimpses into the sitter’s| days the authorities announced " er or $32 to 164. considerable concern _ Lake Sows Proceeds from sale of tickets to | * ae oe haga Gallery and the | mood. In this sense he almost! the seizure of documents which 4 % ’ . e ’ 4 = t > m i ‘ i : r rouses oft arliament. ‘ p mes rather a synthesis of the sitter’ Sofi ienatc , _ “3 ‘place her in a hespital as soo as mora num- i} rt 1 Oe ee : i. “ sitters Sofia dispatches stated that the Th c | t h . fh H FOR MR F belearneatg I nN a8!ber of boys and girls. ) ae ge : . f ge since his! many modds. | revolution was to start in Norch- | THE INSTRUME NT OF THE IMD IORTA LS e omp e e Was e at E si S, : J, STUART . ‘ Lottos and iuhen am nti oP a deatl) ritishn ceritice have hegun ! \ master f *] ' eo ve ~ . , oe 2 ” - " = % . arties sched- | aanf; a: r of technic he was de-/| western Bulgaria on April 15. Con- . . a a , : nfidently to express the judgment v : Zs ! ere's the Washer with a . 4 McElhinney Also Awa As | uled for Monda} and vesterda Vv at | that this Kote tltes te nttet* ries nt voted to, but —_— er hetrayed by | currently, acts of sabotage dire: . | f l t Bel , — IGOE HEARS ARGUMENTS several Catholic churches’ were'! - eae artist's immor- bravura Portrait artisis were in-| ed against railroads bridges lly successtul gas water 5 “4nufacturer’s Wife $1000 | OF PARI Y EA called off Sunday. One whict A gprs clined to speak of “the Sargent} buildings and t¢ legraph and tel S a ia j 3 - . taal yy. . Wich Was | . 1a7 ce SRE re Pie . € eri ) +4 f egre : f 1@in- er. Keeps water hot at X. n Attorneys Fees. L DERS | to have been given hy the Married | q 4 e of Sargent’s pictures trick.’ But Royal Cortissoz has in-| phone communication were to be ~ AL . . ‘ ‘ } P : “eran af > 4 ) : ‘ ‘ ry) rQN@e@ ote , times; saves carrying water ly of $300 a month, pend: | FOR CONTEST |Ladies’ Sodatity of St. Mark's Par-| : sate er eee RERECKOR) ated that “there aere wee such | carried out. A campaign of a ° : : ‘ ' ls ; avn aft- | by stitiragettes ; } . daca , ‘ assures cleaner, whiter ‘ om Supreme Court action in | Continucd fram Page One .ish Was postponed after $600 had | before t} ps . hose davs'« thing as the Sargent trick. He! sassination was arranged for, and . . : PMarital troubles of Mr. and | i be aken { , | le War gave them some- is as sincere f1 . itv asl ' ene > h , te es Mr. ang | : a ~ eH ; oeen taken in from the adv: e | Rae ; a sincere in his virtuosity as| according to the authorities 0 © es in less time ; See t 1s Frank 3 ii eens cee i sais i alee Th rea ance | t} ng more serious to do, were at- Frans Hals was in his.’ stone was to he left unturned to | S - ; : ‘ d the many other improved MBuart be cy 7 'the candidates for Comptroller. In| e money is be- | tacking a variety of things in this ) | prea Stermnway Supremacy _— vy Circuit Judge Mek. | ‘) fing r “ner Te ‘ Hnings in’ this Yet fhere were innumerable imi-; set up a soviet rem blic . | MOLA » § "11 _* : 1921. the corresponding differ | ng returned to the ticket purchas- | country 1 Ss ies 7" atures of the A, ou iiittin vestertay. Bhs is ; wgerr : ? ae rence | ers. as | ; trv’. ; tators of the Sargent bravura and Army Enlarged. Is } ti , dily know why it Is the : aled from the Judge's re bees aa Pim l », “seh 4 aged eae 8 | ’ gibi: emg Mayfair. as well one has heard distinguished per-'| Bulgaria has been permitted by | : nques ioned ! Ri a millo ‘as in use, Instead oO 1e jas across the Atlantic. Sarg wane ait . . | OMPLETE washer prefer- grant her separate mainte- present hlanket ballot The blan F000 FOR 30 000 the moat fas ” *y any rent was trait artists lament the number of the ¢ ouncil of Armbassadors in! e : on and Sta: R ae ’ se ee eer pear oe Hy the Associated Press & FNT LEA VES His water colors were his delight The agrarian ministpy. heated | ¥ Mi “Thi , We ICKeL. | . . te s . ~ rt is s } =) orf aie . » »T" ot: bee lin} " & ‘ ad you can have the MOLA e cElhinney also granted | 4, 23 Rio JANEIRO, Aprii 15. —— the| INTEMRATE GLIMPSES |‘touusn ono wwned to have aldi Prenton: eee eae kin for you saving your PMuart $$} 100 for printing a | Former Gov. Gardner ts chalr- | Rrazilian Government will supply. Louisan who wished tae have a vverthrown on June % 11823 the ’ 4nd recor = “|!man of the committee of Demo- praeris Pas ror gr for . ! ‘ ie ut t : ° : rad tor her appeal ' : “ € int eost staple food a8) ai nnn 1 } 14 | J ' rait «1 }?) esentation te the plot heing carried qyij y reserve \A hen vou b , ‘ . al hh ~ y | | , : US DEMONSTRATE! trial evidence and $1000 for jmittee s discussions have been for- Dally awned railway in Cent : John wingers sarzwent was the tings at almost fabulous prices he. active aris A siate of siege Was! strument of all your tom juatities which will make it the in- — _ % . ~ : ' € « r ’ ‘ jet} er ' : , e ‘i YS fees AS is e te lrmer Federal! Judge Henry SS. Priest. | »....-: , Ks = as nest distinguished portrait mainter Cause the master had no ry) or immediately roclaimed. althou gh | ’ orrows. You need never buy another tes us on the hone today or h . However, Stuar! | Brazil. The desire of the Govern-| o: : ; : 1 no time for y I an Piano. Ss Pp 7. : ® Would protest against these | James a Blair, 0. WwW. Hammer. ment ja te aeutat tn enivinis on 21 ,o modern times, vet so greativ did insthing but his water colors a few the fa}! of the (;overnment took mt ——* " ser * . , ‘ . : CUP ee een bs . stl ' gn | ] , > . Toy : ‘ ‘ s* ° ¥ , op us a card. Let us give | red L. English, John ct wen. “ost of living problem a ean the experts evaluate his art that! years ago. In that field there was place without bloodshed Stam. |] Steinwav Prices S875 d U ua practical demonstration | § Mi; ‘Charles L. Geraghty, Samuel Ro- ste task Juty wowed 5 oop oti ;some held in higher favor, his mu- | 4 dash and bigness that suggested | boulisky fled from Sofia and was} e 8 9O/. an pwards . o Minister Leaves: Pe canfe ese A. McDona Vay “eo eRe, . -|rad paintings. and some, indeed t Winslow oY all « ‘ar % a a few days later bey | : 7 your own washing. No ob- , " ee : es Pe or | on we — -" ns : n os Py The Government removed customs! water colors whic) wey by d . ithe | ee . Boi r, w en he f ~~ : rier d hi : ae f ; : i ’ oe ) Oe payment ferms, if desired, and a suil- me Daily \ ® Post-Dispatch and the “IV, aries WM. av, JOU! ee 4 a ; Boies . Mt re his person- {| sen. s OF aney; and A. E. Galla- roops d a“ ce \OASATIio Bie | , “4° " . ik ee Peat, on duties from various foodstuffs! a} recreati yi : adte ativuivance nstrument IN, April 1h “ t ‘ ot i Davis. Philip C. Scanlan, Mrs. Nat/ ,, aide St eae necemary to oa ial recreation and delight \tin in his monograph on American! | t on your present instr : —_ ‘ i Pete . » min as *SSu4r’ ( } mrt -nr ; Pa ad ae iil : : : ; . . Schurman wi abbot iM. Brown, Mrs. Mred A. Reid, Miss acne of the deaunht. tut were | Rorn in Florence in 1856. his! water-colorists did not hesitate to, HOME i ' 3 = s ) ee : ‘ ‘ ' ‘ i= + it >i a , ; = i Re bmg Minister to China left | Mary Semple Scot! and Lawrence chants stored their importations, obgerve that the paimter Som: = : t ts ‘ a, iy & ? ‘ ‘ N : wt NS i « . fimes see t } " 2 . = : j ™ f ! . % " Morning for Sh; MeDaniel. u , me se LORD tite | n to better advantage ‘nits no place for the wash tub or : ' Shanghai and held them for higher prices. ' ) ’ Where he wi)! pitbark ¢ gran senneensaipeianecntinciian -_ | : S E U R | T y these drawings than in his piec-| machine, Ideal Damp Wash ts) 2 ; : v . yr } > , . . 5° ’ 6 wai : A : aad % e States efor the| |. « cusccn he Mise Masha. | The Government's recent pur-| aT . fg tures. economical and satisfactory. "a Ss. At the station ta | School Survey by Fire Marshal ee. tea a fier per , Ni INATL BANK 4 PM Off wore ae “vey i ches atone OO eee ee es, eee Sargent never married but had 20 Pounds, $1.20 w.P. CHRISLZER. 3 Wwe re MANY foreign A survey of al rural o% ools * i tive include a large order of lard | OPEN TO 5 P Mi | , Mm. Chines, officials ana Madison County is In progress un- fice the United States atk 200 | | ° ° his home in Chelsea and was a IDEAL A AUNDRY 1004 OLIVE STREET Pe Pea resident: ANG teer direction of State Fire Marshal! ie eeliages ese rw ap and at Highth St.—Between Olive and Locust $ | rember of the Atheneum Club inj = 3 S, ¥ . 000 sacks of rice from [Inala ; ' a, \John Gambier, iC London. Phone, Sidney 787 Us E
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— — Bi s i - ai * wr oe | . The iret POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation thar the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED APR ee Ve WEDNE&@DAY. : ST ICIS POST-DISPATCH eave =e soma r thar the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED RAE wepsespay, ; | as — ———— _ — 7 gl aN SAGE SEEM ‘ ete — a ———— a =e5 . —_—— - ——— = en — == 2S 5 ie ——_ -_- — eee o— — = | See Our Other Announcement on Page 20. STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAN D-LEADER Thursday —95c Day in the Downstairs Store| - Liens Rapinttion a eee Lp fabless Ro» ect belek ite reatreteperanite edanantion nantes , . ene syne >= np mane pane aereeaent * ” ao . - te ————— ona yy tor ee te io ta, ee ie oy Sm A ah NP wee et et ete . os oueee Fee. My Mats eee Caen ina iar 3 Recs Secinemgeehr i) arte UL ea SP AES bet Be Yoreg oe res ot ee y See : i : “ag . . ps AE. IN, ep eet poral enemy: ~ 94s enw ete, a : ts ot —_ iw nance = toate fro al mew ps ws eS le ie ey »% rr | 7 ¥ Of Special Interest to St. Louis Women! | At Q9e | | a95c {Sale of 10,000 Tub Dresses i . a: ' in Le am i; ay Beszins Thursday at 9 A. M. With Amazing Values Gone ‘Umbrelinati 9 | Lingette Bloomers, 95¢ ial lanai Pe Nica Ssh ge +3 crash, hemmed with loop for hanging, ready to use. All-linen huck Towels, hand scal- loped and eyelet embroidered. ae ' | red eget: sel anager 'taite iN PICTURE in your mind an assemblage lens. wouten's ane chilécen s, of falnnroot etc mata ; 4 a i At eal 7 “yea ot e yay t} : ae ‘ “ig wh lee and colors. Come in ail pcan of 10, 000 Tub Dresses in one great sale | sizes. n 3 | — — these ae and ag Ae po Toilet Paper , 14 Rolls, %5¢ | * a | stan W la marve OusS savin Ss 1S V kine de « ssue Toil aper, s ye C 0 5 ne m e shi — 5 , 2 fo r J de | i ees \ ' will bring alin . ends since e' , , hye en | | f ts’ r ts or 95c \ Set w : at One Very Low Price ee ig - > pred ow a spo po wos idkerchiets with %-ineh hems: all : e S - hi 3 f \\ EB / is Ue n ‘ maa s ummer ww of mere orined lisle in button front *, Ny Bars es / - .. ee eye : ie \ ch a ane a Fl ‘ iben a ome oo ‘the low ek, sh rt sleeved style ‘ Nis esesvng a al Ys .: y “ ; ; setters es x : a n er Cc 1 e S, OZen, | a i) as well a: et gw sleeve model, \ =. a. ?- ieee RPE e, ee seen ry oe CINGH AM Ww en's - all-linen Handkerchie aan embroidered, Pe: a fF Baas mht: - es : ffect’ with attached hems , a W dl 9 5 c \ eee CINGHAM 7 | ' qe omen ’s irdles asst V 1. ba 94 Y. ds f Mk F . ad back Gir ne ae “x d 14 ft i" h ent S; made . . a8 a é +4 - a ce, ar $ or ‘h J ted Vy : “ cots n brow . 20 : in tf ; 4 2 : ay 1 vs oP ageae eres } | a r oe ee “a a eng si iwiok ouithe Tc) 7 yards rT - = 1 eat | e Women’s Silk Gloves, 2P L VW Women s Corsetalls, 95c amass rs N > omen’s Silk Gloves, rs.98 ‘A . f£ ig i mpenin of striped materials wis aned across the | Se ee = : A : 4 : io aa tw o-clasp styles, have neat embroj@esed ack if — ity. hae fre n ; , deep see ction of ¢ va ic im skirt; have two pairs of hose : . “ a He a - cpoerted sg hi te and black. M. 7 har : oo ssc.” th i = their al ” ae oe mporkters; size G3 a 3 Women’ s Gloves, 3 Pairs, 9 Sie i “© Fy \ ‘S010 = noveltis ‘7 Women’ $ , Confiners, 9D for 99¢ | Sy choerate tore coven aie se aa i PE eee ariot ittern or are materia ome mck osing ' «., ivy Unne wo-c > SLS \\ rem ‘ ed bac =". id o tv ers Se m OT el ail In b vt Wie siete um ‘er ngth;, sizes Ee: ; ) #3 ees > é He m y Gr " R oa 2 f =: 8 and tiss ie: t 4 SS | Ruff AC tain Sets, 2 for 95 I 3 Dresses for $4.00 vowel one for Soe dg P ‘| e ur in e 5, 7 = a e \ pattern shown in blue, creén. etc.; size 27 x54 inches, Rayon 4 ei ’ a hie ‘Tirtains ate vf ght serim, ie) \ : b SS | Pete heat rofl i Ww onl té git te tie ty acks. ! y good a tH | | ) Duroleum Mats, 4 for 95 u | Cretonne Cushions, 2 for 95¢ FOR weeks we have been preparing for | i Riehl subeticute for tingleam Main: deat for uaa ( : "Made of geod quality cretonne in pretty patterns; all are this sale, with the result that we are ‘ Gy “e dep and oblong shape now in readiness to inaugurate this ex- 27%54- lech Rag Ru gS, 05. C : ae de f 95 traordinary sale of 10,000 Tub Dresses in y closely woven Rag Rugs 5 solid us with be “ Pe Window Sha €5, 2 OF kof - 30 styles at this astonishingly low price. ai on end: ‘sho So ne . 4 | i i nt qui satits cs op page Shsdes A ~ Bo ot a 30 = pi Ned a Every Dress is new, clean and fresh, and 1M sags Pees C ‘ 3 y ds. , eo Att ti V ] S§ cf 95 ) has never been shown before. cme i otton atinay, ar s, { ’ $3.98 nN 198 he Ctr ac .. e10ur = S, JOC | \ \ Ee a ce ie? orc peach alee eae tay An a if pad ihe: i? — thie a pee et ns re +1 4 « row oh Bhd ‘'yYy are ‘ \ : : a ume Whi - o6 Incnes WwW ide ii P {|| a ed with silk t S, TV ecrasize Dresses of Imported Scotch Py; ted Enonge. 3 Yards. 9% Many Offerings qa New Cretonnes 3 Yards 95c Vaeeegeeety/ | [LINENE ingl fe Li = P ng ; i s a fi 9 hermes i \ Ging 1amMs, otton inene All-silk Kponge in a heavy rough weave; shown ™& neat | Porto Rican a am an a SS “hi — p attern: so ed m “ nigne Ms various colored ere sunds; suitable for creseuns ae is, drapert sheet and Domestic Ginghams IT sports wear; 36 inches wide r : Towels, 59c a p d 2 y INEN crash Towels with a soft | ie Trimm d and Sport Hats, 95¢ rintes Crepes, hep! e a finish; hand-embroidered designs Me ' : : . S id lisle pr pes in good c ? : ; ; a 3 of 2 anes ‘nde ad of 1 tray a, att op fa ~ o mi mn __ — : we "THE imported Scotch Ginghams in small Sp rin ing ond Summe ‘r dresses; lin nite d qu aa tiitenal this The sales i, cane ee Gis ud ldren’s Hats checks in black and white, blue and excellent Towels. ray white, brown and white, green and white, P d R y d, ! 4 . . Wii en's Work Trousers 95¢. 5 iecunted oak ate rinted Kayons, Yard, Joey Italian Filet , aa: 1 / an avendcer ali white. RS rmmerly known as printed artificial silk, alse meee nd “4° Hl a enn yn sly made of heavy ; viark 2 —_ te oa . at i al IMPORTED mixed crepes; seasons, neWest patterns; 36 inehes bes | Doilies. $ ] 95 wy a ar SING 4 : The fine Cotton Linenes in light b P| id C Bl k F | — Solid hand-embroidered patterns on ie i ey s pes J i dark bl tan. cree h oe : awe al otton an ets, a., dot fine nen: combined with real filet face | a H Boys Wa a 5 a S ul = 95¢ fia > ; ar ue, tan, green, rose, honeydew an : : + ora medallions and filet lace edge. Oval ‘S i = Lely of It 7 olid (‘S ; eS | a. j | lavender. fi my fe a 5 mm e: , gg 1: staes 60x7 a isemes. ee See 8 | shape, 12x18-inch size. ‘ie 17 con By, f ° it ind no ve ied les in ne 2 ——— ~ : Y i ¢ 1 : : ’ . z Ht 7 . may be had in regular and extra seem feton style, seconds RSE age! from 3 tog p.m. Please give the size. color zt : : Children’: $s Socks, 6 Pairs, 95 | and letter of style wanted. Be sure and ca ol Children’ S Socks, 10 Pairs;32 5 Offering 2000 gs IMPORTED | | phone Wednesday if you cannot be h | \ > | ote a OF | | hae weaticett. Ks . o| ete | | | Thursday. C 0 e ere ot \ | > XTRASIZE ye in the %,;-le ngth, detbs gy b ae “y le pote ioe preps Gia r Pe ve 7 | ae Cree . : Xx lan : } | Mail Orders Filled as Long as : | \ | GINGHAM : ‘ Men’ $ Fier Socks, 3 Pairs 95c ‘hee © Quantities Last . «| sy W e Handba ‘ c 30x31 ree eee $15.95 32x44 ° Come in the %- gp ny Ge ‘fhy rilrbed sf. =~ }. C\N i \ \ om n ‘Ss 9 es eee ore eMgILLy brent DSS ——— \/ XY) There 00 Jeather and beaded Baga < ot at the ' aut ] Ke: ares Ft, t x p to ‘(D whe talrs St, ay new styles pa colors hese are very se irs ones “(Dow nsta oe ee a
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WEDNFs yA ARIT; ig } 4! vaneless ood Umbrellas, 95c ri vom aged ae anes ‘, _ © sce fall ue ne iilet Paper, 14 Rolls, 95¢ Ne grade silk tissue Toile per, 1900 sheet S: size 4) ptionally low aeehs ‘ed Th a: 2x5, larm Dicel:s at I5¢ lly guarariteed American erertene A} arm Clocks. wind; has a hell in hm ' andkerchiefs, 1 18 for 95¢ dierch ns larg: I ‘4 -inch hems; all Boft finish: ready to use andkerchiefs, Dozen, 95¢ .. ns ag nen lia a hiets, embro lider “ed. plain and with att: he , Lace, 24 Y rds for 95¢ | ght in white and ecru; in mantnv atterns; 12 yards on a . Come in second and third w idthe omen 's soilk Gloves, 2 Prs.95¢ Ome’in th classy style e eat embroidered backs come in ec e and black | doin all sizes, fomen’s 's Gloves, 3 Pairs, 95c hamois-suede fabric Gloves in all colors and sizes; come he two-clasp sivie with embroidered backs. eavy Grass Rugs, é for 95¢. mported t;rass i! ality wit ttv stenciled fern shown in yk s green. ste. : ‘size x4 inches. uroleum Mats, 4 for 95c Dlendid substitute fe ope apn ide al for use in front he sink, stove, et i aan ile ané , P wd th f So eaue AA 2 a Piet * isaene= | aN ©. it aamence oes Ye Bee | ie | as. 1] sie u 2 ane e lo4444 } +1 ! ier s Tr “Ags : 4 ‘ ag Cote 7 ‘ i a.m 3 af x ute Nin — ie $4.95 $2.98 $2.98 Pe In Special Selling be a Women’s Wash Frocks — eo, ‘4 =, - — Ty ~. AS) (i f=) | N every group are frocks that strongly appeal in style and qual- te |) ity. All are slipover models with details in design to suggest Nes their appropriateness as out-of-door Frocks. Hand embroidery, =e novelties in braiding, and buttons are the smart trimming. The = be materials lend variety. At $2.98, checked ginghams, chambray =e and tissue gingham. At $3.98, striped English broadcloth, crepe == and striped tissue. At $4.95, linen, English broadcloth, voile and s3a3 Rayon (a beautiful, Justrous tub material). All Frocks exceeding- ly good in value. —_ =_ —_— Many Are the Colors: Copenhagen Blue Peach Green Rose Canary Lavender Brown Pink (House Dress Dept.—Second Floor) ss * An Important Sale of Linens Many Offerings Present Unusual Values—T hese Items Are Typical Madeira Scarfs Porto Rican | Hand scalloped and eyelet embroid- Towels, 59¢e ered Scarfs of fine quality linen. Two designs in three sizes— INEN crash Towels with a soft 18x36 inches, each....... $1.95 ™ finish; hand-embroidered designs 18x45 inches, each....... $2.95 in beautiful colors. Size 18x30 inches. 18x54 inches, each....... $3.95 The price is remarkably low for these excellent Towels. Italian Filet Doilies, $1.95 Solid hand-embroidered patterns on fine linen, combined with real filet lace medallions and filet lace edge. Oval shape, 12x18-inch size. Madeira Sheet With Pillowcases, $19.75 Set Set includes sheet of linen, hand em- broidered and scalloped in Maderia pattern. Size 72x100 inches. The Pijl- lowcases are in the same pattern. Italian Bridge Sets, $5.95 Consisting of one all-linen cloth and Guest Towels Madeira. 95¢c four napkins to match. Made of good quality material, oyster shade and hand- All-linen huck Towels, hand scal- loped and eyelet embroidered. | embroidered in beautiful designs. . (Linen Depart ment—Second Floor.) r “ae Guaranteed One Year , The New SUPER-DELION Oversize Cord Tires Unconditionally Guar- anteed for One Year’s Service. HESE well-known oversize cord Tires Rayon Mixtures -— Copy of Guarantee If for any reason this tire does not render running service for the guaranteed period it wilt be exchanged and replaced with a new Delion Tire without any additional cost for the unexpired period of the guarantee. This guar- antee does not cover tires used on taxis or com- mercial vehicles. | 30x3%4 C. ...$10.95' 31x4 ....$17.95 33x47 ....$23.95 30x314 SS. ..$12.45' 32x4 ....$18.95 34x4™% ....$25.60 30x31 Giant $12.95 | 33x4 .....$1955 | 33x5_..... .$31.20 a 30x31 $15.95 32x4% ....$23.20 35x5 ....$32.40 Sale of 6000 Shirts Features Neckband, Collar-to-Match and Collar- Attached Styles at the Extremely Low Price ot for pleasure cars are guaranteed for LL of these shirts are extraordinary values. They come in one year’s running service—or a new solid white, also light and dark patterned effects. All are well Tire without additional cost. This guar- tailored throughout. The fabrics are of a high character in a wide antee holds good nod matter where you variety and include the following: drive, over rough country roads, or Imported and Domestic English Broadcloth boulevards. 3 Rayon Striped Madras, Bonnie (cotton) Flannel ——9 => ‘adiheaasall Topcoats First Endorsed by Women Who Travel $992 tn ‘83904 WI!N NING its high place among the essen- tials of a complete wardrobe by its adapt- able personality, the Topcoat is today ac- knowledged indispensable. On the ocean voyage, the motor trip, or the shopping jaunt, the Topcoat is correct. Its smart lines are achieved by the high quality of the materials from which it is tailored—Patou check, English tweed, Scotch fleece, polaire and mixtures in plaids and stripes. , The dominant style is mannish— velvet collar, belted back, straight lines. The Coats are lined with “crepe de cyne.’ All in the desired shades of Spring. (Coat Dept.—Third Floor.) 7 c— 0- Bedding Day Stearns & Foster Mattresses . Are Featured for Thursday 50-Lb. Mattress $14.75 OLL edge Mat- tress of all-layer felt, designed to give comfort. May be had in either twin or full size, covered in a good grade of art ticking. Imperial Mattress' Kapok Mattress $21.50 $31.50 Four rows of side stitch- Made of silk floss, weighs ing and heavy rolled edge less than cotton felt. Very are the features of this 50-lb. soft and comfortable. Cov- Mattress. Made of selected ered in attractive art tick- layer cotton felt covered § ing with heavy ticking. Full size, $71.50 Full size, $212.50. Twin size, $29.50. Very Twin size, $18.50. good values. Felt Mattress Davenport Pad $27.50 $9.50 so-lb. layer felt Mattress, The davenette or bed dav- has four rows of side stitch- _ enport can be made really ing and rolled edge. The . comfortable with this Pad materials in this Mattress weighing 25 Ibs. Made o are carefully selected and | good clean layer cotton felt cleaned. Full size, $27.50; | —a very good Pad and a . hy value. ye size, $22.50. noteworthy (Seventh viecr,)” I $7 32 Rayon Striped Mixed Cheviot (‘Shirt Department and Thrift Ave ~Main Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Panel Curtains, $1.98 Shadow Lace Curtains, ecru tint. Scalloped bottom, with silk fringe. 2% yards long. Cups and Saucers 6 for $1.39 Japanese China Cups and Saucers, good grade, with gold band decoration. Aluminumware, $1.00 Heavy gauge Aluminum Roasters, 5-quart Teakettles, 8-quart Cooking Kettles, 2- quart Double Boilers and 1o- quart water Buckets in the lot. Corselettes, 98c Long-line Corselettes, witk deep sections of elastic. Brassieres, 39c Uplift and long-line Bras- sieres of fancy and novelty materials. Side fastening. Silk Stockings, $1.00 Spuntex spring-needle thread silk Stockings; Spring colors: silk to garter welt. Reinforced with double lisle soles; high spliced heels and toes. Wash Goods, 25c Yard Silk - mixed crepes, fancy eponge, Rayon novelties, color- ed voiles, Zephyr prints, tis- sues, ginghams, silk-and-cotton mixtures, cotton broadcloth, in remnant lengths up to 5 yards. Most of them 36 inches wide. Girls’ Frocks, $1.55 Gingham and chambray Dresses in a variety of pretty styles, trimmed in contrasting colors. Sizes 7 to 14 years. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor) | ~ | ' | mee | | | | | | : ' | | i 1 | ' ' ' ) | | : SPENCER JORDAN ON TRIAL SECOND TIME Death Sentence of Negro for Killing of Patrolman in 1921 Was Reversed. ee Testimony in the second trial of Spencer Jordan, negro, for the murder of Patrolman Michael Finn on May 25, 1921, began in Circuit Judge Tavior's court today. Selec- tion of a jury was completed yes- terday » Jordan. who is 32 years old, waa found guilty by a jury in Circuit Judge Killoren’sa court on April 29, 1922. and sentenced to hang on Jan. 31, 1923, but after several stave of execution the case was re- manded last December on the ground that erroneous instructions had been given to the jury. Henry | Page, a negro minister, charged jointly with Jordan, pleaded guiity to murder in the second degree and was sentenced to 10 vears for the murder and 15 years for a serteg of ' robberies in which he was also im- plicated. He is now serving his term. Finn was killed when he and three other police officers attempt- ed to question Jordan and Page, whom they saw in the mouth of an alley on whittier atreet between Olive atr#et a dnWashington boule- vard. Patrolman Jeremiah Flynn, one of the other offieera in the party, was wounded in the arm Fivnn was the first important wit- ness for the State today. He said [he and Finn, Police Lieutenant Fleming and Special Officer Bob- bitt were walking north on Whit. tier street on thie night of the mur- der when they saw the two negroes standing in the shadows across the atreet. Flynn and Bobbitt, who were in civillan clothes, crossed over, displaying their police badges in their hands. They had put away their badges and were searching the pair, the witness said, when Jordan jerke! away, drew a revolver and begin firing. The first shot struck Flyna in the arm, felling him. Both ne- groes fled, Jordan firing several shots back at the officers as he ran. When he got to his fet. Fivnn said, he saw Patrolman Finn lying dead on the pavement. VERDICT OF ACCIDENT IN CASE OF MAN FATALLY HURT BY AUTO Coroner's Jury Exoncrates Woman Whose Car Struck James Hennessy. A verdict of accident was re. ‘turned by a Coroner's jury today. following an inqueat in the case of James Hennessy, 62 years old, a musician, of 3712 Westminster ers’ Hospital at 8:30 p. m. Monday. 30 minutes_after he was struck by an automoDile driven by Mra. Agnes Kilpatrick, 22 years old, of 64104 Michigan avenue. Hennessy was struck while croas- ing Broadway, near Gasconade street, Witnesses testified § that Hiennessy's attention was apparent - ly attracted by a carnival in prog«- ress on the west side of the street, and that he stepped tn the path cf Mrs. Kilpatrick's machine. Mrs. Kilpatrick did not take the witne=s stand. Hennessy's’ death resulted from internal injuries. PROSPECT OF CHINESE PEACE Wu and Chang Said to Have Reached Agreement. Copyrieht 125. by the Press and Pullitcer ieee (os ‘New Say World ri Post-Dispatch.) LON DON. April 15.—Diplomatic advices from China received here fore who died at Alexian Broth- report that an agreement has been negotiated between Wu Pei-Fu and Chang Tso-Lin, Manchurian War lord, on tn following basta: Chang recognized that China cannot be governed from Man- churia. where he wishes to remain and also that the President can- ‘not be an illiterate man Hke him- self. Accordingly, Wu Pet-Fu is to be President. Wu agrees that the presidency must reat on force and, since he has no army, that force must Db: Chang's troops. The re- port, if true, indicates a prospect (of Chinese peace in the division of H | spolle between two strong men hitherto enemies, | Mineral Oil Users | Try This! |The Scientific Triumph of Milk | of Magnesia and Pure Mineral Oil Combined Pure mineral oi! is certainly the | finest intestinal lubricant. But pure | mineral oi! alone cannot remove the deep-seated causes OF intestinal poi- son and acid (sour) stomach, Seience has now diecovered the ideal combination of lubricant and antacid—Mineral Oj| and Milk of Magnesia—-Haley's M-O. The sweet, soothing milk of mag- - nesia in Haley's M-O effectively neu- tralizes and counteracts the acids that cause heartburn, gas, and black spots dancing before the eves, It goes strai the lower bowel, poison. Thea the pure helps Nature carry them Get «a bottle of ww Avecavet ter eatre
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Be 3 = : 4 Bay a 3 m ; r z ‘ ; * r 4 : : aN * 7 . i iia cn onuibenainaaseaaiedmimainiadndeensneniabeaaiadsniannds sonammeteinnintamnbanmemaaa eenaitemmaoaniatass Llacamaaninaeemeaaaa ae MAN Gelmennalenenaadielietensadt tt ee a fi ty ee OO RE ene cm ee meme | on pe Rr ee eee ene rr tm — ‘ tt STACHS POST-DISPATCH | Ensemble Seits | Reg. $30 to $35 Values second Women s Dresses | $15 to $20 Value Ne bleor—Nugent- } etna on ae eee ot Nu- i i} rent [Sas. | rs y. : Of » : ie He i - - aig « : it C it , : —— FF fe J ‘7 thi an d be! f -* 5 Ht he | : w i - re it : ¢ = ii + tO i if! if Hi pe LORS A eT TN tei 411 Thursda yy | \ua-~- Day. onir, Sa ~— aent ; offer i Lat fs) : Ir ~ i! faille silk, ij i crepe Sal. Ht eye i] ¢ Nhe i n ii i} a the Hl ‘u“ 4 t ’ } bead - « i] Many only C of a if q ~ res i misses i ind wom. i e? | % . i 4° Ht i} 1H iy _J}} * Spring Coats Regular $30 to $40 Values ‘iy Fer Thursdar Onis, Nugent Dar. | " a I f > i 7‘ ‘ f hy gs } ‘ shee and itins ] hi¢ ‘ “ . vr vv « > = ’ «. ‘ o~ 1 ~ fa v .*. & j ' i rr 1 ’ ¢ : " 4 | ‘ 4 a t ' 4 > : om a. ' — , - 4 ’ | , ° T\? 1 " vy months, we offer our patrons merchandise at Very iow prices—i lan ~ _. ; h« halocal v + nmstances at iess than Whol sale COS). . . >. , 77 » Fo - : . —~ } ? ~ : ry! throv¢! +h figs = ha mT) r i Ss * is eS Ne, om 1s madé Poss : ié ‘ ‘ban = ne iia de 0) ‘ ; : — + a | — ea, + : _ } aa . niu “rs ana mpoTrters who, in gratitude 0 US ant e Usibess ] ve Re ft > ? ~T ? »™v >» ive ty qaquring t hali-vear period, m s extra ‘ - ~ ns YF Pm ePVyeny »~ °"““ > "> 7 * no? rr Nug Dav is more that special sale eve mi a 1 eX | * . = ~ iv) Tis } TT) | Tht) *y 4 4 . ro = ~7 ‘} ~ ea s I . \ a XK it S| es ’ . * “it i "teil i** . - . > . oa . wy co +4 *-» , . . In 1 8 Int of merchandise ass In the variety and e€x € e P a9 ?, } > tha a an ’ PIV ince lo y rT} : a =e | i >» i? Y ay. VW ‘ if r - ~~ ing “ua ' : s . : #! } } ** nm . ™ “4 . > Ts! ~ 4 aa rn > tha MPracPpyY sa - wy (ur Ti hor TDA a “4 rreativ ins reAse j { ‘ ° S| ? ] > wn + _ a : ‘ a r rare ’ r nc ; ‘ft “ Ni 4 mi Ae i~ ePVvVatt rs nave een dUUeUu 4 ld ‘ ‘ ae -~ = } al , ’ ] i ee - ~~ «= Lan? 7 “Arizarc A~ i inv 4 is {) . 4 at Lit co-W i A =. TY liv + J - . t+” ef ee Caw +h = ~~. ‘ ~ -™* [| have personally inspected every item offered for this great eve % ~% > Lea ramoarn? th : * , ? os be Yr} KNOW + quality | nas pe« para in seie S t} at euaiiee CODsS t +e wer h; Pe] rived | I 4 ~ 9] if] wort 7 sf 4 > | —_ narc. , rr s ~ ’ ~_ + ' Yr ’ > ’ iggy | ’ ~ A = i A ~ 2-Pants Suits Regular $35.00 Value Zz mii 126 Nugent r Thuesday | Dar. ! ee —— Pe en ———— ~ tl — i. al ay A eS ae See == = a ee SP ere. a ae —— - im) Baik ot. 4 £ Ne > T\* *-». , - . AJuge pa > iP > , 7 7 se ‘ “a s % i “ 7 > ; . 7 ~~ ' * . = ied s a "> on i error . f ‘ ies | a 7 7 ~/> TT? — Tl .% ary’ a T) . a VY tanuom it ranges of jf terns ; SS = trom (Second Fileor—V ugent | Tropical Worsted Suits Regular $20 and $22.50 Values | ba — A AT ET TOT | aera —_ eee nee i neeip. anos | at eo a mmm ee a ee we om ~ . a tame Dn ER ee Ae ee — Spring Coats Regular $40 to $50 Values 00 a “or “~ 2 »ffer 176 ‘ oatea ifal ¢ far a = = t Featur z the finest tai- ring accented by rich embroider: ar Nizginkg tones i é = ] r -- Taffetas a oes “ee ——= > — — tea oro a _ | Spring “Tie Ra or Fharutng enty. ¥ a. s.| | eS AS : P the ‘OF — | Reg. $25 to $30 V. s! zy “i s° wf Ree : ‘Main Fleer.) "Molly 0 Satin Costes Fer + pega ye A Only. Nugent mp in ' Satin i an Pe a ee) De ee nn Le he ij hits — a i ‘is it ef 3 4 # ? 4 - Girls’ Cialis. Regular $9.95 Value | $4.95 ‘ v ‘ > ’ rer Thur dar only, | ON KY 5 Nugent Dar, we 0: \, © Fis noe (sift is ¢ ‘_oattw ‘ ’ V Reg. - to $25 Values | ‘1 Al ‘ / \ j airs All the “pring shades lect from mat for =rorts or ise a (Second yesee.) Men’ $ , Bathéne fats Regular $5.00 Values $9.95 Fer Theredar Nugent we offer “Amaho'’ Bathir - oret'-? ce os Just the ac hoo! dress Wear ently. Day. Viens OR . OR Oe re ew “ij ‘ ' Atta” hmeng Al ore (Second Meer’ (Main Fleer.) SSS ————— me * Union Suits Men’s $1.50 B. V. D. 85c | Thuredar ‘or eines Nuageest @ Day. we offer §& M ns fs° nusge H Fer EY Dd. Unien =wuwits Lémit = ee Only. Vegeet A istomer. The we offer an em name fells the less variety @f story. Siseg 24 to-minute~ st in these 398 ga ments. Made @ crepe satifa crepe de ¢ crepe prin striped crep Georgett ee Main Fleer =~ aw —— ee ———— = letic * Union Suits Regular 89c Value Oe ae epee oe = - a a oe Kee (Second Fleor—Vugen ts.) Spring Coats ‘i i Regular $55 43° For " rTrery syes. Chile. s4a™marine ugette 14 to 90 Topcoats Regular $24.50 Value Vin For Thursday Only, Nugent Day, we Cw offer all shades, as tan, and fawn. ‘ffeets are this (oats tal- 150 at All perfecetly iored. Just i ‘ne sale ‘to $60 Values Thursday Only. waaeue Day. we offer ‘ars f cher- meen. iorsheen. failles, sa! '_ = Jers Boys’ 2-Pants Suit po $6.95 to $10.00 “Se” ee 100 Gabardines | ‘>= Regular, $24.50 Value — J toe Tagen oatr. f ‘ ore two pasts Suite. Saving o very good wearing mater - 4 “” ’ a : Mate to with stand the hardest of “ earring Nerfoik snd belted efyles All - sro ‘ Sena Fliecr—Sagents.) 17} For on! y; Day, we * <a — — Fer Fuseudes Only. Nogret the lbyesMM Bers. iter tase eee Wises af - " ae around Cos . — stterne . Pe . $49 ° Made in belted #& around In the shades of Just 100 at price. (Second F™ (Maia Fleer.) , onty. 94a Sty - tT! Sheeting. re, (“iain Pleer.) 's888
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WMDNESDAY, Al be’ WEDNESDA®? renee — ——_ - APRIL 15, 199%. — coenieainataainaapced ina ttiaiatititiat Chiffon Taffetas For Thursdays only, , Negest Dar, we qe) | rs ‘) navy tp} it or SSS == == Spring Coats Reg. $25 to $30 Values 18 Molly’0 Satin Canton Lt Thursdays bog Nugent Day, aports and Gress Coats. In twills. Velva suede. Poiret sheer llannels and sports fab. colors. Sizes 14 to 48. Girls’ Coats Regular $9.95 Value $6.95 For Thursday onlr, Nugent Day, we ot fer Girls’ Coats of soft flanne!s and woolens, meludng olaires and Came!- hairs. All the pretty Spring shades to s¢ lect from Just the oat for schoo! Srorts or dress wear second ithe ugents. ) iSisring aa Reg. _ to $25 Values and dress ; wear. In t axec ellent yi quality ef 5 ee ee s %, anes 7 : Kor Thursday vss = ' i only, Nugent flannels : | tea ffor lbay. we O11 moses Pee ; Vien's “Amaho' panéta, In : wen - Sea utiful ¢ \\ t> o }] Bathins shades “Wits iIne pis {°*P stri+ with skirt a *} attachment Aal (Main Floor.) LS + -—— - F aille Thersday UOnty. Nugent offer dJ-ineh Bilk Crepe Spring shades temular o ve ee. eet eee eee eee Teer ero ri rrr errr re Se ee SS SSS Se Linen Huck Towels ge Naaret extra ne tonen "ates 45c (Main Pileer.?) Madeira Doilies or Thursdays Only. Nugemts Day. *° “"" 65e and eveiet em Children’s Hats $1.95 to $3.95 Values i rs and matenals (Second Floor—Nugents.) Men’s Guaranteed Socks Regular 6 for $1.50 Value i Fr o° Tr Sizes t) Thursday (Second Floor.) HN! Onl ¥, — Nugent ——_— Day, we ) - Pe offer 218 Men’s Bathing Suits ye Regular $5. § Values only, — Day, (Main Floor—Nugents.) RG ee > NEE —— — - _ *Women’ § "5 Dresses Regular $20 | to $25 Values} hg * Union Suits Men’s $1.50 B. V. D. 85c ber Thursday onis, Nugent “| Men’s Fine Silk Ties * Regular $1.00 Values 55c TT EE Day. we orier Men's (;enuine Yor Thursdays s 3 hy Ae + = Only. Nugent Day, i a oie r Th : we offer an end: name tells the less variety of up- “a es, 98 t o-minute stvies in these 598 gar- ments. Made of crepe satins, crepe de chine, crepe prints, striped crepes, Georgpettes —beaded, lace trim, folds and button trims. Sizes 14 to “0 and 36 to SSS * Union Suits Regular 89c Value the newest stripes Main Floor nt (Main Floor—Nugents.) — =) Men’s Flannél Shirts Regular $2.00 Value $7.45 Men’s Athletic 1 ler Thursday ontry, Nugent Day. Vf offe a Alen 2 ¢},? . . > letie $e Bet Fur Coats ani —— | \ Suits. fancy made, ¢ $125 to $175 oar ae Values (Main Floor.) [i — 7 Men’s English Broadcloth Union Suits Regular $1.50 Value "= ler Thursday only, Nugent Day, 88" For Thursday day, we offer Northern seal (Dyed Coney) Hudson Seal, (Dyed Muskrat) Silver muskrat, We offer Mens Scotch Mole, English Broad- Marnmiune, Cara- cloth Union Suits ct Sg and Amert- of imported ma- ny} ia} W onderful eorm fi rt ana stvle Kul) ¢ it A 1] S174 « (Main Floor.) jij can Opposum. Self trimmed or with natural of Dyed Squirrel, ‘Fox, Skunk and Muskrat. (Second Floor—Nugente ) | Boys’ Z. Pants as Reg. $6.95 to i 00 o | 100 Gabardines | *5= 4 : Regular. $24.50 Value | i, lor Thursday Only, Nugent Day. offer a wondertul lot f bove- two-pants Suits. having a very od wearing materi- A Made to with stand the hardest of ; wearing Norfolk i ind belted stvles. All | & .coeet = ( te 1 7= a. S ¢o IS yrs Wessnt r loor—Nugents.) For Thursday ‘ iF only, Nugent I pay, we offer ir the all-yeat- around Coat. Made in the] os belted al l- \\ ME ground models. A In the wanted shades of — tage tee eet Gas; we Just 100 at this f gies ecco 50 price. Wealyr, Cc (Second Fleer) Be or Thursdays Only, Nugent ‘ yy. “ve offer °0x4 0 pure iF M1¢ r} &Di Mis tT) a th ee patterns “*Sular $4 97, ) “Talus | se ; t- | = Linen Salle (Main Floor.) ‘Main T leer.) only, Nugent Day, (Main Floor—Nugents.) Stiff Collar to Match Shirt Regular $1.95 Value only, Nugent Day, » offer the nov- Floor—WNugents.) Haut Ton Cold Cream Regular 89c Value 50c | —— ee —— Sa — ee _- ~~ eee ee ee we A A TE ee —— (Main Floor—Nugents.) a ee ee * Palmolive —— Fer Thureday Only, Pal ——S= = U ubleached ig Per Dy aggs J fem | " 35¢ Bleached Sheeting \Es Silk Under-Arm Purses; steel beaded flap style purses in black only. Mach nicely lined and fit- igs ted with colin purse half and mir- $4 45 npr } > ror eo at aC Aaeseete#e##e#e (Main Kleor.) Aprons and House brocaded Dresses of words rful b n 2 ont values, made of cot- hack scmng he ton linent, percales satistactory . and ginghains £OT})e dissoiving Vo] eS if) thie let A 1] fis We!) maue colors. Size { at this low 26 to +f 09c price (Fourth Floor.) (Fourth Fl.—Nugents) Stamped Wack Tovw- , ela: mercerized wuek Iresacna; P hecked materi stitched hem and effective, easily choice of very at- broidered designs tractive qg@esigens colors of blue, Size 25 orchid and ee «Sach eee : C tangerine (Fourth Floor.) il ourth al loor. ’ Hinir Nets; double- esh Hair Nets of human hair; all popular shades except white | Hair Clippers, and gray, cap 01 anes fringwe stvle 3 lsozen.. ‘ OC structed (Main Floor.) pas Medel Hats $12.50 to $18.00 Values For Tharsdar only. Nugent Day. we of fe am line of bhean ifu! Sample biates iave a large variet from A the latest olors shapes and stvies Untrimmed Hats $1.95 to $4.95 Values jor Tharedar onir. Nugent Day. we j atvies Alero a large F ariety of trimmings A Ve trim hats tree of ( ni t we ih chNarzwe in the depart- i] Hh ; nent. Price of eae ‘a ad .' mings 49e ea (Second Floor.) Hemstitched Linen Set Fer Thureday finmiy. Nucent ee Day. we offer T2x72 \pure linen cloth with six napkine to maten Vario e he ote Tal ee (Main Fioer.) ———— Pillowcases Fer Thursday only, Nagent Day, +e afer 42x38-inch Pillow asses of good quality tecular Of Flatware; forks, snpoone spoons, berry pie knives and fork, Your choice (Main Stamped $1.75 | — eee knives, Spoons, Floor.) Rubber baa! dies Apron fast Hair Clippers: the (Main Fleer). A ee 1000 Boxes Station- W arner’ a ¢ ene pean 1€) [(_————____ __________{___ Men’s Soft-Toe Oxford Unusual Values at tan only Pillowcasing Nugemt Day. 25¢ (Main Tleor.) ahown in _the wanted (Main Floor.) Pl.—Nugents.) (hildren’=s Stamped several large materials, others Vv e . \ frocks embroidere é; 10 nicel) “(Fr ‘ourth Floor. ’ 81.75 Roller Skates j froin , leather straps 98c (Third Fleer.) 85 Thursday ». Nugent Day, offer th Weverberg renuine grain got Sizes Oe (Second Floor.) Baby Socks Regular 25c to 50c — 3 for 150c Thursday Ontr. Naogent Day. * imported domestic colors to puttel cree pe rs. tm § ‘Keurth Fleer.) Wool Epingle | beautify ] quali F au-vwom fer = $1.45 || SSe Pinying Cards; : . re of yng packages only, : Pivers Totes tine Congress Cards: lin- Waters; in Floramye, 0c en finished. gold Azurea, or La Trefle edge fancy backs: odors 39 in re $1.79 size 5 Cc at . ‘ ara ard Pepper Lamps; a lot of Shakers: attractive faney Lamps with Peer a roe in hamnmered silver-plated and "wer ie silver, heavy patent earthenware base f sill All neatly $1 15 with dainty shades boxed. __.. ° in Varieties of colors. @avee (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) \ ~ Men's 50¢ Elastic | "Ports Hats. LEvery Suspenders: . we offer crepe de chine and satin striped radium nightgowns and chemise and etep- in drawers. Trim- med. (Fourth Fleer.) * Philippine Lingerie Unusual Values at "2 Fer Thursday Oniy, Nugent Day, we offer imported nightgown and chemise, embroid- ered in various des'gns. Scalloped and eyelets, rib- bon run. (Fourth Fleer.) Bobby Sweaters Regular $1.95 Values $4.75 ler Thursday Only. Nugent Day. we offer novelty weave Rayon Sweaters. lovely combination of colors, short sleevenr: narrow ties: with and without collars. (Secend bieer.) Infants’ Handmade Dresses Regular $3.95 Value $3.45 ler Thursday Oniy, Sugent Day. we offer French nainsook Dresses: exquisitely em- broidered in solid or #evelet designs. Hand drawn and pin tucked: yoke or panel effect. (Fourth Wileer.) Yer Thursday niy, Nugene 4 we offer silk and wool mized Shirts Dou dle breasted. Sizes for infants to 2% years. ‘(Peerth Fleer.) * Bird’s-Eye Diapers Regular $2.25 Value $7 40 ter Thursday Onts, Nugent la . we offer ready hemmed entiser. tile Bird’ «-Eve Diapers, 27227- Inch sige, in aant- tary package of 1 duzen (Peurth Fieer.; ti. ** (Mate Mleer.? 4 : . a * 7 : pane Er oe ee eo Ss Fee tae an es eh et ; M : 7 BEEBE eae eeaeeeeaeaeeueueueuaau os B@eseeeaeeaeaeaeegeresgeaeaas @. é - SSCS PS@CSOS@eSeseeeeesesecseeeaeeaeeeeeseeeeaees eee eeneaeseaaeseeeeaeues eae euueaeuauesawaeeneuauaean - = = s 4 r. a=
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eae a: . Bilin ae a = - ‘, Re NHN ao vere! 4 dpm . 3 fee, J ip) ; + ale a Diy eee ls Rn ) Anpeivhee: Ge ar DP eee et « - a 5 a oe be % Joa! at oie Raye Sha —_— . ee baabics b vinta aX a Rohe a cigs See eee Oe Oh, rd = ie oa re . A Oe ar Reber aE Reiley © " 5 4 ‘ ee Se RS colick na te: . at . oy a 4 ay: = Mog CEG SM: teat . pens is 7 ‘ - peel Ms 4 oye OF hire ee ‘ i re - a 4 _ > ao Par ean cre Fight egelvte, RRR tree ethan Banna een GNM line ME eo pln i! fi Tar Thuredar : +} imi N aeent Da : a é ¢., ’ arr ' . | ar>age \ ane j ay ca. an f . ; ' See = SS a EE OEE | t — y _ > , a | ~ge™ r (Main Pleer —Nugents.) ; | ™ ———— ~ = => = a — SSS SSS SSE te H iadeire “og Cloth : Ht Tl mr Bn prangarn Cnty. nh yaa n'y “ue foot! ; ; ert | Recuar $ * $2. 85 | 4 buat i i " iMain bleer—Nugcents«.) i Wool Flannel ver i a. " "4 greet T ee iar ‘- - va lor Thursday Qnis, Nugent Day Tra ite i- ine > see ity Nigga gg Y \ ea’ aoe sa ms s c ma’ tarce zg Flee u.a 7 95 ra ues ursdas Only. Nugent — — sar d-eeasor 7 a £ ray ‘Main $2.65 } a Ruffled Grenadine Curtains a ue poor Bona (Third rigem—Se po tabs ’ —— Se —_— t The Datly POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and onr other evening newsp aper COMBIN ED ——_ Colored Dress Linen wv a Fer woesseey. Dregs > ae Only. - O17, ¢ "Raf fled | ae Sets ae age ’ grenac e GO ‘ re? PS . = or lr ess CO} i q r ~ + ? , . > eo . ’ , } a¢ ‘ ry (Mate F loot agents, ) finiy, Nugent Dar f Oesignse with +. i. gold: valance - re, et a bis ffie and ka to mate values . (Third fF leer—Nauagents.) ———— cee recseeeesererreses nesses eee ese I Wash F abrics For Panes pend, Nugent Dey Onis. we Novelty wash fabris plain s ades, noveity weaves and With gTounds nN woven olored C e! effects: 3009 25c . rds - r Cs For Thursday. Nogent Day (nls. 26 offe: var ~ non RB 7 ; ‘= + y je et rea * . 2 ‘(Foarth -Eleer.) Electric Bulbs Regular 25c Value B) 15c . For Thursday Onir. b~ Nugent Day. ~ 7 ; “es Garment Bags fr i Nug reese tha * 25c ifoor—NVagcente. ) T Prearwed ca + i‘bevwrth +f ow Thureda + Frin eed Deals Thar $1.85. i Phird rl anne” egrnts.) Mnis ‘ vqeret “ut S$ ~ 2d, > ~~ nes etcior er wats “Oa ON - = 100-Tiece China Die- 100-Piece China ner sets —Importec ner Sete-———F ine mye “A Bavarian Chita rhir 5 narro. : - a and ack geToOu yy. wreg uf ° 1ecora acer '* Soe 4 rns rr -a rive ’ = Service for $38 5() des is pes c a) ‘ on Si. (Third Fl. —Nugents.) ——— na -~* > §29 5 (F ourth Fl.- iEntionndneante ; §1.65 ne =erts i oi . > at "ese nee ‘ Fourth NADHO « _s Actormenj ie _arge 3 s fers 1 35 Fl.—Nugemts ‘Bed Cont Stands Regular $1.50 Value @) am ~90c Fer Thureday / Omi Nagent Day J vdiatites @-Suet ofan . wrough we ba ag (Peertk F Retemendll Saqpentn. ’ ° {ihn ih Hil th | lk Hi i I $5 75 Gas Stoves ‘ i eg. 2 1° ~~ y =x... wen Fourth fF! —Nugents« Fourth Fl—Negent« | Hi r | Ice C F i! * Traveli ce Cream Freezers | raveling Bags Regular $1.50 Values | Regular $13.95 Value | HH i ie _ 80c | +102 | Fer Thursday i || Onis Nugent Dar. HI Hi Fer Thursday Onte. | oe Nugent Lat i} i ' ‘Ter # ; : Hy i ‘ z with eave TR i ieather ned. sewed. i Ia: °° er i i ' A Carne ers Hi | oor—Nugents« H ' Thin $16 Giadst ones—Ger | O- or (siacs AMe« coo bz ane cgt « se weg on eat er , ners 3 “ & . par 11.95 > ai $11.95 $1.85 101-Piewwe China Din nee “Sets Fine a: ce as a s™ @ . . an + r ma ‘ my = = a a’ cae $53.50 e . Foearth F!l —Negents. ) ‘Fourth > ae o Se Fl —Nugents.) Hoaese Paintse—F xe - » hit Suni . z = 25 p> a ? rm ai @e. 7 Trade ais . Bene . Fourth Fl.—Noagents. ) : 2 Laundrr a - = kK 9 g ce a ‘a 7} *s g > _ . > (Fourth | 9x12 Axminster Rugs | Regular $45.00 Values OE gue seasssnyn $ 3 1 45 i For Thuredar? in ' ‘ anont be whos } \ewer — Nugents.) } = ‘ i | Hi \) Gesieting Hose || ‘Gold Seal T _ Sprinkling Hose | “Gold Seal Toasters | | iH . 4 Hi Regular $2.50 Values | Regular $2.95 Value i i | 45 1] (—) $9:15 || . eee e iH i oe = ii H i ; i | ler Th uréedar ber Thureda, finir. Hy Onis Nucent Dat Nugent Das we ve offer heavy 4-p'y FF I fer this gy is ili , i nt « . : Hi ' ; i niece i whic a . $1.35 paiane ' Hi gy ; H (‘Pourth Fleer.) HH i Fourth Fl —Nogents (Fourth Fi.—Nugents i Ht it SS oo ll is i Yi } 1 Electr Hl if : | | | Electric Universal il EFlectri | i | i deeraters 1 en a ectric Irons im: i} 1 e. r noi | Regular $11.95 Values |_| — $9.50 Value Hii — $7. $ Value i | H cs) apa $ -00 i iH i ii Me i ih .95 i ia rl i | EN i i i , ~ ter Tharsdaw Ontir i 1 ny ler Tharsday ! . Nusent ae — i! Fer re One i} Omir. Nugent Dar. | i 4 e we ( 1} Nugent [as a ; we offer Sta-Kold. ft Hi me i i te: eh-ernile § 0. tt ae | tf Hi ff a’ ‘Se Phi vt i= eT ty i, iH a] i | — : sole cos 1 i eiianin i] gg ae an i r 1b rceggporeiies £9 f i P ; a i i i. — re gt) ae it veeees am” i} if rien Hi i * iT i H (Peerth ~siceaney eae ’ hi H (Peurth Fieer.) i i iedeate Ueies's e cl —— ——[S=——, | ; a 4) ry ‘2 yy iI / Lawn Swi || * Carpet Sweepers || “Wear-Ever” Kettle _ ( wn Owings i Pp i i ear-Ever Kettle | 4 i - , | ! t | Regular $9.95 Value il ig $71.95 Value | Regular $1.75 Value f : | s Hii i 45 i! nm 1 5 i : $ as 1 | $ . i, | / — | i, 5 C 1 it —— 1 | By i BB) i : i : ! : ; Fer Thursday i ; Tharsda» ; ; no iureday (in'+ Hi i aly Py as i hi a? ge gore pit Hi Nugen' Ta* i ii — “er “ HV i ™ 4 g Hi 3 n i = *% ~ £@ a i a« came > = a : g HL e “s 4 ; » a rine Ww > - a" i ” od i we ~ H “4.2 Hf} "y eg? r i ‘Peurth Tlooer— Nugent. Hi ' t loar—Nugerts | iH 4; : 7) ' PF eurt bh Ll leor—Nugent« Glen Radio Crystal Sets Regular $5.00 Value ter P ar Theareda . Trureda» €beni me Nugent . $3.98 | ‘Third t'eonr\ agents.) 8 Piece Rides pe ter. wagered lis 3 . ca 4 - F ta ‘Feurth I leer—Nuceanta.) i hs I " if | | Cowhide Bos | Baby Carriages | | Cowhide Boston Bags i i i ih Hl i i Regular $27.75 Value i ‘ — $1.39 Value lj lt H| 85 iW : | | 195 |) @& 95c \ Fer Thureday Cuts i | Fer Thersedar Univ i rzent Day i | A Nugent = _ we i | - Be ( we © Dole i | > on H | ; | -d trewn Guneen uf revers - 4 ~ & ra finish » thres uf : Biitt * tes ih | od | y . ‘Third Fleer.) & —— (Third Fleer.) } mn | —=_ = Ee Wi Hi 5 Dinner Sets || Bissell’s Carpet || 50-Piece rer Sets | | Bissell’s Sweepers ii i i | rer ht Caw. a Das. = Hf Regular $7. 98 Value i ; aan malpes —. eed anne dt t hes "¢ a 85 fp] i So $3.00 | j i (Third Fleer—Nageets.) ee — . aaa Fer Thursday Oniy Nagent Ta © “a2 or, an = - P P vg “ies Dat ore oO a . = dear Fine melanin with esligh ; t , mpertfe - se « - 27x54 Axminster Rugs Regular $3.75 Value “i © 96 KS 2. 2 co ‘ . »¢ OS S%9 + aor eo - 2 ‘ar-ge gelect on Spring modets. All Sof neat designe and the new shades “o% OTIngs * ~ . 3 Bound * or weit 5 ae a 7 : with re Nogent ename F ioor hea ¥ 9 ‘Third Fleer.) For Tharedas Only. Dar. offer ths well-k ~overir. Inlaid Linoleum Regular $1.65 Val., Sq. Yd. $ 1 05 Fer Tharedar (Oelr we Sizes edge. a = ad &% to ee et - A RE ER OE =pring wats ata : : x , very = , menetitel shades led = sur- of — biue- Thereday Der. wide ofter ae offer _ — — ‘ DP - ue , re ugert “ay. : r w == yn? or Toe are ’ nol ”~ td oon @ate ange of Be —— ; 4 ' ' : > zoom lrandie -. ma ity ip range of pacity meat tile and SleOrk ename!} ; Kode son chamber, * ‘Third Fieer.) 9x12 Wilton Rugs —s $89.50 Value | 582 Leather Suitcases Regular $7.50 Value $55.85 Fer Thuredar Onlr. 52-Piece Dinner Sets Fer Thursday Snir. efter new ' wena et ene | rn ni ti 4 Lat Mer = ‘s (Pearth F'eoar— ‘agent: ——— ~ - — — — = > ~- . ee _ = — _ _ - — * Fer Thursedar (mir. Nugent Day. e sired neo ae in the choker, 3- : omen ta strand and fancy ams selection of pendant style; a rn Recut aad beautiful soft. se des gns “ereamy laster;: in — mm Nogent Dar “* "fer eather S8u es. gtrongiy re ec with ea*>e ore * Tra pS a | i? aee .~ } end neid straps ‘Third Fleer.) Sugeest Dar. (Feurth Floor Mop ¢ fit Regular $1.30 V 22 |] Clothes H: Regular $1.50 V “xe nt. com
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eGR 2 aie ae MR Ie ee eS od Se ae meCes ier PRS 4 a pans " . 7 —s _ = —_———- —_ —— ———, —_- EF Sraids nly. Nugent Days. Spring 5 varie ~ aAyoil Bd ae - ‘Fioor—* ugents.) _— ——— — — . — . — ; Pchades ly, Nugent Dar. “? fect opaque W ingow wide, { feet ‘ong teed rollers C lors white m=. 55c Fioor—Nugents.) Ltn Tissue Gingham Three Regular 50c Value BDNESDAY. i B Aworted . Candies y Only, Nugent Day, we tment of Pecan Jumbies, — = for Thursday Only. Ny Nougat, assorted Cara- cen Pecan offer Tissue Gingham in hit, re we Mocoanut. Bonbons ored grounds and fancy hairline at ol- ny kinds of chovco- crossbarred and plaid et- ripes, Made in Our vey fects; wide range of pat- ghep | G0c value terne to select from inches wide. cur yare me ee ee 30c ( a in Floor.) _——— = a o- s Special Pillows 69c “69c New Bordered V Voile I N gents $ Only. Nugent Day, For Thursday. Nugent Da y filled with ehoice duek New Bordered Voiles in ne y, aay 20x26-inch. covered with fine terns Wanted (for combinarne 7 dresses: come in On plain shades to ) rr 4. 45 match. Per _45¢ # inster Rugs 75 Value $9.65 For Thursday Only. Yugent Day. ne offer Axminster Rugs mn a large arlection of neat desiens and ‘olorings tc biend a wit) : room- POO, a — “TT Lie alibi owe Ci a os rr akan no ee [esinciieieelinaintimennaeton Gagan ionaatiiil Trreeee re eee es ee Dress Claghén For Thursday Only, Nugent Day. we offer 3211 yards of Dress Gineg- ham in checks, Stripes, plaids and plain colors. Wide range of patterns to select from. “Regular Je values: \*eeeeepeeweeeses#see¢s For ay Only. Nugent Dar. we eter” 6-inch Diain Chiffon Voile in 25 plain shades for your selection. 3o0e Cc (Main Floor—N egeute.) | 7 Pai — Fa nie oe * «6 Oe @ ete + © 6 8 eee Oo woe ae ee ee ee ee rr Ono st esetaceteses srsereasetstete taht ot ee & a ee ee Men’s Hats : Regular $3.50 Values 65 For Thursdar Only, Nugent Day. we otfer new Spring models. All the new shades. Day, Quali. Tin ist rd a Bound or welt r e with a: a pit i akg fringed enda edge, dizes 6% to (Third Floor— ie. Nugents,) (Second Floor—Nugents.) ’s Spring Hats For Thursday Only, Nugent Day», we offer new Spring Hats at 4 very low price, Beautiful shades Day, Congo- of pearls, blue- 1D Com: stone, beige, ce- dar. All the new oy! yee models; satin . : lined. Sizes 6% to ite (Third Floes-.) 263! lor Thursday. Floor Mop Outfit Regular $1.30 Values a ve | lor Thurday Only. v“ large polishing Mops with adjustable handles get in-the- er a | Sen b . a i ti Ow soft. 1, Si). =~ ~ Clethes iilampere mm ‘te r a: family ize, Pe woven with overs. Regular $45.00 Value Colonial Rag Rugs a. $1.00 Value i 6 5 C | Main Moor— weonts.) (Fourth FloorNS ugents.) Gas Range we offer a cabinet ety! with large er Set plete lor Tharsday Onl: SS : = Nugent Day, for 28x50 | Colonia a's Rive Silk Vests | Rag Rugs of od . ¥ Only, Nugent Day. we ff closely wore” arr y mene glove. silk plain ta:lored In hit atone 9, Dodice top. Sizes 6 to fancy end bor Thuredas Oniy. Nugent Day, , beautifu ta wide oven and full height broil: . up (Feurth Floor ugents.) a ee gT ( Second Floor—N ugents.) 'All-Wool Caps Regular $2.00 Values $4 335 For Thursday Only. Nugent Day, Oniy, Nugent Day, we offe: Leonard’ we offer a wide door @ «i edeer range —# sg “prin attern style: S85-1b. 2¢) Ge al are satin lined, pacity and white & nade in button enamel lined provk = AAMT ARHAT top and one-piece sion chamber stvle. Size 6% im lL, (Second Floor—Nugents. ) a a ee -_--—— ene ee | — Pearl Beads Regular $5.00 Values ») *2= 95 For Thursdar Onlir, Nugent Day, we offer in«de- } structible artifi- / 2 cial Pearl Beads in the choker, 3- strand and fancy pe ndant tvle a e offer Floor com creamy luster; in an attractive box. (Main Fieveor—Nugents.) Women’s Hose 9 Regular $1.50 Values oa a For Thursday oe og ere Oniy, Nugent Day. oe eal For Thursdays Only. we offer womens &> ig PQ Nugent Day, we af: full fashion pure 2 aes cra. well made thread silk hose. _ Le fer exira Made mereerized lisle top and foot. High spliced Xt » heels. Sizes & iS to 10. Colors, all the new Spring shade- (Main Te eT Oy men -jomely hinged —_— Women’ s Hose $1.95 to $2.50 Values $7.45 For Thursday Only, Nagent Day, i we offer women's all - silk chiffon ’ Range Hose. Full fash- ion, high spliced heels, Some have WE | double knee. All the Spring shades, com- : hy t Hie | vay (Main Floor—Nugents.) omen’ s Silk ee y Only. Nugent Day. we Women 8 fine Glove-Si'k Bicom- lain tailored finished. (elorsa and -t pia. 5 & mY t | ity. . j esh borders. Orch id (Third Fiovt) : mae (Main Floer% ugentn.) = eT eee SEB BaRBaeaE BSB 8 8.8 8's. . one [i oe ——— SO . Men’s “Fruit of the Loom” Night Shirts Regular $1.50 Value 95c Nhe For ‘Thursday 1 | ‘ Only, Nugent Day. a we offer only 300 Nigitt Shirts; sizes 15 to 19; ful] cur; regulation stvle. Limit of 2 : (Main Floor— Nugents.) -Men’s Pajamas Regular $1.50 Value 7?’ "or Thursdays. "tn Nugent Day, we offer men’s pajamas; plain colors; ei gl trimmed; ai! sizes; cut big ded Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts ee: $1.65 Value = ao For Thufsday, Only, Nugent Day, we offer men's English Broad- cloth Shirts with eollar attached and some collar to match: all want- ed colors; sizes 14 to li. (Main Floor—Nuagents.) *Coty’s Face Powder Regular $1.00 Value 65c For Thursday Only, Nugent Day, we offer Cotys L’Origan Facee Powder. This popular and ad- herent Fate Puow- der will be priced at 65e. Limit of 2 to a customer. (Main Floor.) Mavis Talcum 7 Regular 25c Value 15c For ,Thursday Only, Nugent Day, we offer the tall red can Vivaudou Mavis Talcum With shaker top. Limit of 4. (Main Fleer.) Double Compact Regular $1.50 Value 69c For Thursday Only. Nugent Day, we offer Doubie ‘ompact: silver a dark meta! finish case; watci case style: filled with Coty’s Com- pact Powder. (Main Floor.) Kemec Mabereduee Fer Thursday Only, Nugent Day, we offer Kapoc Mattresses, made of Kapo Java. Thirty poutds, square tufted fell edge. Guaranteed to wear. (Second Floor.) MRR ae ee ane ar Dee etek nate tat ole alee ete ts hate. sSaewoelelene. + 186%. ste tate state eo aint Pas - ot eee lel eles «Sele ele. ee rrr re Sr ee ee ee ee er er he a ee, dee et pe rt rt Pe eS ee ee ee ee ee * “+ * ** tee is itl tetee ‘The Datly POSTeDISPATCH alone iB 57 0080 MORE CITY C irculation than Ban4 t7 other eveni A A ce a EE ee © Tussah Posiaee For Thursday Only. Nagent Dar. we offer artificial silk Pongee in the wanted natura! color: soft lustrous finish: 36 inch width. Regular Cc Re vier 29c value, per yard. cSSene Floor—N agents.) * Artificial Silk Draperies For Thursday Only. Nugent Day. we offer Jacquard ce in all the leading draperr colors: all are Sunfast: 36-inch width. Regular $1.35 Cc Value, per yard. ‘ fn Flger—N ugents.) «* «* ol ecece al + eSwtagete . ~ ~ wt atete late de ee ee lt ee ee ee wtetet a? tet a? Se oe ee ~ *_* areata eats oe) a OEP at 0° bo" o*e “6% a. 0 0° s+ o- hd bd > oe ee ee ee be PP ee eee er re eee ij For Thursday : / Only, Nugent Day. } Le we offer crepe de @e\ eek chine Chemise and ."t ’ redium silk step- id ins. Trimmed ‘wy p with fine laces _ |g! *: = and tucks. Pastel ibe shades. (Fourth Floor—NSugerts.) (Main Eieor.) (Fourth Floors Regular $14.50 Values is For Thursday Only, Nugent Day, we offer ths No. gee gy Bi- sake with tubu- lar frame and is full ball-bearing: for a child 4 to 8 \ea>rns, (Third Floor—Nugents.) For Thursdays Onty. Nugent Day, we of- fer peasant crepe de hine Blouses and fig- ured tunics: all hay long sleeves. hig regan. Shades are Castilian. red fation. crabapple. terramin. powder blue and white, Sizes are 3% to 42. ‘Second lbleor—Nugents.) ng newspapers C OMBINED Artificial Silk Draperies Fer Thersday Only. Nugent Der. we offer very lustrous finish Draperies in rose, blue or gold colors; Jacquard effects: 45 inches wide. Regular we 95 values peice PeaD as seth Cedar Chests ~we offer cabinets made red moth and cedar: Chest equipped with castors, lock and key; 45-in. size. Reg- ular $18.50 values (Third Fleor—N agents.) aS . 7 pn OA 4 S82 ot i & " — a lind te CD el we . gma” “ate*.-o- > 0.8.8 - m iP ae bo ee Py PP ee FP ee). Nee ee ee For Thursday Onty, Nugent Day. wee offer there Casseroles with t’yrex lining in a . pretty butter fin- shi itt a iiinite ish, with a Dutch band. (Main Floor.) Only, Nugent Day, we offer regular size Kotex; 1 dos. in box. (Main Fleer.) 500 Pairs Women’s High-Grade Shoes Reg. $6.50 and $7.00 Vals. $488 For Thursday Only, rer Day, we otfer all the new styles in both plain and color combina- tions. Novelty and tailored effects. High and low beels. Sizes 2% to 8. AAA ie Sale | kt ae SO Big Ben Alarm Clocks Regular $3.25 Values - oF ing Yor ——— Only, ks offer just a limited arm quantity of the well nee,” a known Clocks, nickel — 3 plated, back bel! oa style, steady or : : repeat alarm. Guar- ; Le anteed by the manu- Ta facturers tu Zs, Sizes 36 to 44. om E excellent service. ss (Main Fleer.) (Fourth Fleer.) : ue - 3 ey hy 7 webs Day-Bed With Mattress +: ae Regular $19.75 Value, o- * an 3 FES $ = iy page nd eget Geir For Thursday Onis, f se Nugent ! 5. we ae ‘ offer all-stecl irames Foe tubulir ends, opens a mt to full-size bed : ind Slide out s#tyle, link Be se fabric spring. inciud- a ing extra heavy s#an- =e itary cotton pad in S cretonne, assorted de- with. K orgeous : * sign with valance, rehment, large " =e Women’s Hdkfs. Reg. 12\ec Vals.; 6 for 45c wee Thursday Only, Nugent Day, we offer wo- men's white and colored linen Handkerchiefs. (00d = serviceable quality. Neat H. «<. heme. (Main Wleor.) Pace 4, “« as 30c Fer Thursday Only. Nagent Day. we offer wo- mena colored wr- ven border linen H and k erchiefs. Large size. hew- stitched heme. . (Main Fleer.) . Fer Tharsdar Only. Nuagent Day, _we offer 2 to 10 yard lengths of 4-oz. Ticking of the wanted sripes. Regular 4%c Cc ee Pe ee (Main Floore-8 ugents. , Printed Voiles Fer Thursday Only, Nugent Day. we offer 38-inch printed Voile in new patterns on light and dark colored grounde. Regular 40c Cc val RE gS - eceeeuzpeseaseeasesueaesueauanarees otfer of thie popular Boav Limit of a. bares to 8 _ customer Gillette Razor Blades Por Thursday Only. Nugent Day. ¥e otfer Genuine Gillette Hlades » aied puper “ gaye 5 in a package te Price, package ‘ Wain Fleer—Sugesats.) aS * Bocabelli Soap For Thursday Only, Nucent Way. © Rocabelli Soap in 4-pound bar culs seer et eoeereees (Maia PlieereN hap f ~
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— os 2 Bh My oo SI eC : % - 2 ae ee fo ee ee — ’ ts itn ; ea ego im yy XM ee. ee ee a ee LINE EG FE ROM NF I RT eS ibs w te wes N, Pe +. B 7 2 ¥ oe vs : ‘ : 4 Mins . wee - ~" ae ee ae en : i ae a) ee a iy 2 ve ee 9 a Ss See era %' * . +>. : we 5 a = Scent tan mamma 1 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oon aeapaupuesBaunas 2. [ow oe et tasted . a euitiesinesiheieatied sieasinariineatinartetn [i i . _ ; : Ohaiubray Ginghams | Plain Underwear Crepe $1290 Bleached Sheets Regular $1.45 95c : ey Oilcloth ; Henig Milk Chocolate a0 a gs 60c; Regular 45c Value; Regular 1t5c Value; Regular 25c Value; Pound . * 25 I 0s 5 ac BES we 23c a mt facta’ « 10c a Yard.. ~ Le a er Nagent g. 2 te var ian Wueseg ' Dew, ver X o Der good “heavy Nagen , For Nugest Dey. °° inches For Nugent Day, 45 inches wide. printed im neat designs and pa’. terns, Standard quaty. wide. closely woren. full bolts —_q@ well-known brand. lengths of piain cqiorad Chambray. ' in wanted plain shades. 7; inches i wide weight: excelent quaitr; full bisached : lumit of 6. Per Nugent Day. (Hersher! bhrken milk chocolate packed in one-pound boxes; lim.t © pounds Cotton Plisse Crepe. a penan shades; 2 to 10 yard iengtys. wa eee “ PO OOO On OD 0 OC al - ket.” sete Matelete + lean «mols Daleks tc Sebabn”. "satis eos Li See ro rage 5 ~~ OO ee Oe eR Er OO EERO Ow Ro. POON ee ee a, a eee a ee eee ee. oe! RR Re Pe ie ee ee i OE EE OO Oe i ER ee ee I Se Ree 2” aie _ ace j- ten- Vase «=e ehel Sej- >: Se OME Rin OT EE a Pehaias se htee teeter Seer eree” | NCEE ae ae REEEPERS POPES Mee Saha de SORE Re eee Pets arene 3 sae, ufe? . . em ates*e*s™ : Soha rals .. 3" - “9% _ ~ arate - . ~ + es ate . . + 9s? wets out @. teks . one. + opto. ee. he Se >a oe! 100 New Ensembles 500 Spr Men’s and Young Men's $14.00 to $16.75 Values Two-Trouser Suits Regular $25 Value Men’s and 5 ene Men’ s Spring Topcoats Regular $20 Value Men’s and Young Men’s Suits | Regular | $20 Value ($13: 00 | $3.50 to $5 Values $2.00 Regularly | $8.50 and | $10 Regular | $3.95 and $5 Values For Nugent For Nugent $699 Pw Nugent + 7. a iarge | ay 72S o® lection on Day. We of- Ss New Hats— Qs ) t ee corral For Nu- i never before $9.98 | Day, service. Bes 42 I: giieh models gent D ay, offered at ouch hieae i | ab! 1} 3 ; terials of with wide | eb had hee en new En - a low price i H i ‘ ‘eam | Poiret Twills treusers as we! i c igh with wide j lish ctvle eoat smart i com pricis @& F N t D " N : i : weight mate- S . F : . age eetiendivnan hota the: | glish style » Smart i Gi every new or Nugent Day, new i For Nugent Day, white f fe: a5: al} ¢ | , xz: _—- , | mannish vest, two pairs 0! | style—tfor miss -affetas, specially pur- and colored crepe de if | : > | knickers, light and dark ie fee chased for “‘Nugent chines in very attractive #f j ele . Al cetera, a8 shades of gray, tan. Day’’; come in a variety ] | models: many are higher jj j ~— woo ae 7 of S98 Fee + oni powder blue: all of colors. \ priced samples—sizes & to i i see Me a women and 500 00 Broadcloth Geer: blouses Regular $1.98 Value 3! 00 For ‘a ex } aria % Saks . Regular 69c Value d3e Be cared Me eee Day. F all- F ashioned lites Regular 40-Inch Bengaline Regular $2.95 Value $1.39 A t t ractive = ‘ Broadcloth Frocks ms osaes er Bee Regular ae ) Regular $5.95 Value > | $r.908 Values | $1.69 Value “ . | 88c in | | $3. 95 ya) J \ ’ ; \ bie 2 ee y, For Nugent Da¥. 3 f jer i ve 4 } Rayon Dresses Fiber a Wool Sweaters i i | y ‘ $1.00 Value 98c For Nugent Day. New Sprine ehades - Remi won «a ! ro ub of a’ : 4 - ia = so 4 7 | on ah | thal Pore thread stained aes nes. for tne new Sesapaeasee 8 @se eae eve 8 8.8. | es. : a.) rr i Tere ee ss se ne ee a ee ee ee : : ‘ : f sti ‘ j , F @ ae Ba a eo a. * ; se. | | | & : , " Ts ee. = ————— — oo — — a sinters iiaeieaaanion a s seal 2 8 a ae as. > ~ 4h ; on ae > Vee . . . —— eager fashioned -— ie, “NE sizes; all der bee. or satterns. Size 36¢ : i 7 4% j izes to 44 — | j . . ee aaa ° —— — — ———————————— > —— —— — —= — = a = —— ——_———— Se) ) Rabber Reducing “6 Sa tamped House Dresses | Tots Silk and Cloth Coats Women’s Usieu Suits r Costume Slips | | Artif. Silk Panel Curtains | i ~ Ne lar | Regular $8. 95 eT “4 n i i . | soot vi —¥ = i) $2 Values ae $1 aren . } ‘Value, Regular H Pda re 78 “caer | ages = rik Ls \ j ; 5 88 o2 59c Value | —— 2 i it $3.50 Value 1.85 > ; oe : : a Vel ; For Nugent ey / | Cc Hf For Nugent Day a7 EN 3 for $1 a + regia "er N t | all silk crepe Vict i x a) For Nugent or, tment and | bes Reteewe es + de hine and i wor Nugent Day. Pink para i | desi} age ae 6e See li wool crepe in Ir —— a a od li | Fer Nurent/ } rubber: sizes 22 ee a ee %, : tar a { of smocked designs ; H aa pyr eye Ht | Day. | to 4: lace back ere e as i cae % Alans eet erty Bs: { ‘ k bine pink tan 7 : ae ; Bar 8 ‘ — and new ae col mode! ae 7 : . ont Z i} # and white ? Phos Ge ndg@— shell : | ors; mibbon boed- - sty rT , fast | lore - | sin » 3 th knee— Built-ur Hh ies. sho wider - ; ~ am : “ H figu | ngham | ! shoulders. ; i straps: excellent a oe Fer Nugent =| # nations; irreg- aiffte © , chine Blouses. Pe- Day. , bloomer 6 f ular sizes 4-2 stvies, med A tor Pam er Sresh style: every e | to Ble. width, ail sizes ' ey collars: lone garment per | fect: stmee 4 to . il years. = || English Pongee Prints = |) a 1; : | ; gee Irints | Printed Voile L i | : . S== u 1 4 : . . k : tae ncheon Sets | || Stamped Bedspreads Costume Slips Ruffled Casteina erfutar | @ || 59c Value 39¢ lefatus aaamttae | Regular Regular oan ; 33cy4. d. | a 1 $1.75 Value / $1.29 Value $1.25 Value . Zlcy | Fer Nugent & 19 79 = S Oise co oro Nugent : > be Cc pret Nasert : ¥. >» excelle Day, fiat ® Ragtish prints ‘in oda te Be i — coe For Nugent ruffied vurtsinn Pa various printed Sb we Re, —. A op 4 Ea , vay ostume roade extra wel’. effecta and de- , . gro inde = ere stamped other . : Sipe “4 cot po Git an —— a s - ot inches nrinted designs wise perect ” : want ted shades. : waar wie Gaeta . 36 inches wide sm Ferg — | Bodice-top style. match: a Curtain es . ——— ——— ——————————______ —____— —— - ~ ——— | Printed Broadcloth : ae | e | Muslin . | | : Fs Meeaher Princess Slips 7 Dainty Silk Lingerld Bedspreads Crepe Nightgowns | | Extra Siz Us de e 69c Val BS ee cowed Regular . Bousd i wae we rauslins . | aiue $2 50 Value Regular oie. egu ar r a Reg. $r. 29 Val. +1 39c 1.79 — oe eT TR) es — 2 $ | ‘. “+ if hay. ~D n- F N gent Ss i Rroadcloth “ie Dag, mate ar us For Nagent Der. “a *D pina colored grounds s radium sik Day, attractive A b! nai e in printed fancy and ‘ repe Ae anc du nnd are. comere and che- eport tripe ey n del these spien cot ) e Sore stighe a ; shades . " ) i a Lo | aty @a trimmed i yard lengths es" . | Children’s Sandals | r ildren’ x s | ndals ae s Seane Sele | | and Oxfords Oxford a | Regular xroras ‘| $1.29 Reg. $2.95 | and $3.95 Ph a | Value Veluec | | \ ‘ e | | , | | $15 Values | —e C | | a ; ul e® om | For Nugent Das. , ne fu! purchase en- } zx .Tris = joe la .. oe tis Hi - ' Mas. om 4 & aries a) to of- a ‘oe stvie,. made of good dur. i wer Ne ees Day. your 1 broedeleoth 7 Ser care pues s B able ducking and heavy co: For Nugent Bay. made of | choice of brown. smoked or ff pvecks ter hous oun - we rugated rubber soijes Sizes biack leather with leather my Waite elk n all brown or ff wt aftarnoen a price. A large S@ & &% to big boys’, and giris’ 2 soles and rubber heets. sizes ‘i combinations of patent and Hy a: For Nagent Day. come in FT vartety of stytee. | Ss i to 38. | mahogan, Sizes infants’ fs . matural red and various P materiain. oni- . \ to misses or bovea’ * 4 | embroidery brow heads ees d or . . brown and gray ; al cae: = a | | seated: Dn various designs ae we oe var or trimmed styles, = 36-Inch B ' ‘2s sre = . leached Muslin || | Woven Tissue Ginghams || | - . a ee 12c Regular 39c Values; ? ; | meen O00 | # : . s ah sie 24c Hf Cane : 3 $1 09 Regular 19c Values: ) || Regular 59c and 7%c Tach Wash Satin Brussels Starr © . a snene Day Good soft " ae a Dey. plaid» 1 i . -_ a Yard is Value . , 3ic ) Regular $1.39 87 Regular $1.08 o rt : f -Ftpes nea Token checks i i t a - , “4 ' 9, 4 ie . ed F Bete Fer Nexent Day— Full me: Negent Day 2 to 10 Bf afte “seer Ber, 38.0ch novels pp valee Et Ss . gar , a esigus — sport ribbed. in gray, » | ) ” dark gr cunéa. a in " ight and ae Nugret Day. Lustrous aff Fer ¥ ; A a 2 rt ae, ae | in inted patterne, some slight =e aad te ces me een Brees a oH 86. Unbi T= ment of light and dark shades. serviceable 4 2 Inch Unbleached [ Silk-Mixed Crepe de Chine a ef s | Regular $1.19 , pe ara? a — ’ : Vales 69c Stamped Huck Towels 2] Per Nagemt Day. deaurifar 2% o-3 : ber Nugent Dar. cood men ak and cot - ened eo a i " Regular 33c for a feeabie quality. S4-inch. wi dep (Mine §=6Por the Rew dresece . Ve: wearet. San. m7 Values Cc | eames if 3 & unbleached Sheeting. ry eare ert ‘Hhildren « oPar Lary } models eit up te 4° plain . Oreh ” aie DO ee ee ee } ss - io; Ssanrtmen: a new Spring shades 7 and bree ovate Y simes 38 + ’ e-- “agente “ew, *hees «+r Por Ne Day. scalloped a Per f ' e rocade mode! i ti Sle 2 oa doer te 44 madeot # | excellent osetia ilie - Hse ake mt ai and f Hi . | es a =! ains or upholstery. Sesee8e8e8 8 oseses se sea aa ese ee: eas smc =_— tj sae’ Set EP) arr SP agit bi . 2 aT YY sed Zh. FRR ae Pee a = a : i> * 5 ? tr So RE Ae IROOM, BARE ae >3 54 Sr eT ee Wika at Le Mile. a i RTT Tig ae SF oT En seve —- , — > a », - Pe es *s tte OFS Pees a BSS, RPP Re Rt ames is
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— + Sp wer te toe ae Nget % ee goa, Pre sg Ta we aa Oe ea oe — = — * == Sasa SS —— ; , dre ; yew Spring col- Canton Crepdé. In Pepperel. or me brand: un- ity, shown in tistic designs. =— layer felt. ers of crack ors; ribbon bod- a wonderful as- inh Pillow Tub- bleached: full fT complete assort- Slight misprints, —F attractive jack mixtures, ies shoulder sortment of new inge—While 3000 bolts; excellent ook So jf = aayrhe enue ro Pig * Bp th ® ‘ P . 1 ‘ . co * ‘ Ri 8 r- ABSli { o er , aap excellent - $1.65 Value aa" or Nugent . fiat edge Day, Fringed lor neaens That * sro : " . Curtains - Panej Curtains In Way. Slight irreg- oe nied gyn » A beauti- For Nugent sandwich trays, extra wel!, a choice range of ulare a? rnin ine -breus- collection Da>. (octagon cheese and crack- | double twiat egte a size. neat . bungalow net. and white Nightshirts blue: Printed shape; sturdiis er anets. bread |} ( * and some aiso patterns can with faney braid sizes (seorgette, full built; oak fin- trays, bonbon ff tie backs, to he used one to a trimming. al} colorings: fine width and ish for flower dishes, frynit ff pots, ferns, etc. fringed. mm: a Curtain most any 7 to 18 years. hot ed an Bi iah hed ‘ith en og sizes 15 to 19. o- = i A SE TE RO | : Laundry Soap Combination Oil Mop-Polish Combination Aluuliitia Dishpan Khaki and Work Trousers Men’s Hose Fe ur Chokers’ — Smoking Stands 1.40 Value lar $5 Regular Regular — Regular 69c to $1.29 $1. Regular Prnea 36 ot ! $6 Val. | $1.00 Value 50c Value % $1 65 Value Values 79c 84c Value c Value / — For Nacent é' 00 Day. Consists S 55 g 14 bars 5c P. eS 4 73c 25c | .00 39c G. Laundry Soap. Cc For weacet a Sanune 3 tox Ate ; For Nugent white semi-porce- 6 bowls, 4, é. 6. i “ge Fer Nugent For Nugent . N ¢ Flakes. 1 bo 10c For Nesent lain, subject to 7 and 9 inch 4 : or 2 or Nugent Day. Slight irreg- Day. Mens well For Nugent Chipso Flakes, 1 Day. A G¥ec Tr! ti ht nicks and mizes, woch bowl 4 ‘tna a giieg na wrought tron ulare. Rayon made khaki Day. N ¢ w bar &c Ivory Soap. angle Polish Mop — q nicks Mens peng . ; urs as pan’ | alld pies dropstitch and Trousers. aleo Snappy lace ef- 1 30¢e galvanized 5c bottle : os hib- ing eet tre! a 2 ae i fancy Hosa, black cotton stripe wor- fects, also lace Pail. Limit of 2. size floor ng _— ‘ — —— easier sted; sizes 28 to vests and Deliveries with -both for this s ges 60 Bag yellow high. Black and glass ash and all colors: all sizes. returns. other goods only. — opos m, thibetine. derful values one day only. jabot effects. | polished. — 42 waist. ee ee | Kiddies’ Voile Frocks | —- Shirts | i Fox Chokers —— = a i a —=—— Children’s Hats Untrimmed Hats Men’s Shirts Men’ s Pajamas ; Regular “. Reeul Regular a | I guia R [ eguiar 4 9 ., = $3.95 Val. $2 Value $1.50 and $1.50 Val. $1.75 Val. | ae an . 1.75 Val. 7 5 Velues| % 1 00 $ 1 00 4 3 9 8c $ 1 09 For Nugent > | -00 | For Nugent : For WNugent Day, a won- For Nugent Day, Collar- 2 Day, very at- tractivefl roup of ‘ollie dresses in the most becoming col- ors an 4 derful selec- tion of new styles —— off- mé-face Hats smart tati- lored effect bloek s— Day, a wonder- ful purchase en- ables ws to of fer such emart Hate for chil dren at so low a price A large Fer Nugent Day. tovely Frocks of silk attached and neckband styles, white, tan and blue, some irregu- lars, mostly plece Pajam- + of fine count per- ne aC fee! tele ming, slight For Nugent ' Day, first qual- ity and alight iis Irregulars, ma- dras and novel- ty Shirts. col- most attrac- tive atyles ‘Day, t w o.- | adedes , lar-attached and aly c armin oe sagen, Day, come in For Yugent Day, in blac sont de ange small roll |v neckband style: ~ { r regulars, firsts, alt Styiss, 2 to 6 and colors. , ¥ or 2 uge oer Q ata” and then brims and checks, stripes all colors, sizes 14 to 17%. ears. . 7 brown and gray sha ince droops. | and solid colors, sizes Ato D. ff y ‘ Own shades: wonderful! val- . or trimmed styles, small si only. tural red and various | ee — ‘Seven-Eighths Hose a 3-Piece Bed Col. Border Bath Towels lies’ Fancy Han ‘chiefs Juvenile Waist Suits Sungnnneinonapemmmn — — : Cc in- : finely tempered § springs. For N@xent Day. A!! fancy tops, blue border; zood quality For Nugent. Day. - colers. . ; Day, 27-'ne™ For Nugent Day. Checked na finish, nel; , pring Huck Towels; me- variety of bath towels, medium Nainsook Union Suita, elpatic back, quantity limited, only 2 cane to vor Nugent Dar. lustrous al! or Nugent *neat e- . ers, line “ns, and eca Lleped arok. button-on waint er under- comfortable and durable. Full and and colors. mercerized and rayon bleached uc P 8 he hile 100 tin. bean" aan, te 14. epecial, : he es ote oe q ih one gue ore oriage. ‘ery ong a black and white foot- suit. first quality, sizes 2 to 12. , silks, slight irregular. i dium size. 2e8, | undergarments. in an assort } signs and co ; - £4 to customer 7 serviceable rT mt of light and dark shades. _— Men’ s Handkerchiefs New Hairline Crepes Boys’ Tub Suits Boys’ Play Suits | All. Silk Gulp de Chine Mf to customer. washable fast color, sizes 3 to 8. me. 42-inch size. quality; pretty design’. o=- er | cewenses r Regular 25 | Regular $1.25 and Regular $1.95 é Regular $1.98 $1 19 Ze to Be 25 Rolls $I] 00 . a a ; avi | sate ’ > Regular $1.00 59c | Regular 19c 12 C _— 1 wit | for 50c Regular 850 ° A8c eee ar 19¢ | $1.50 Values 719¢ Wath $1.48 beamed beamed . Valuc... for e | aS | ene Spe alues .. | Values .. eee | [aS eee oe eee Fer N 40-inch, with : Fer Nugent Dey, sali oP various Hi r . For Nugent Day. Slicht {rree- sahentaok ats Day. Some slighty | For Nugent Day. Heavy All-Silk silk stripe, In hair ne and cuothet ton baal A ay one chee wide, — y, salioped and For Nugent D9 Relors Nugent Day. \Voven For Nugent Day. Kheki. ‘cae aler, af pines. great variety of Middie style, fast colors; guaran- ll Crepe de Chine, in all the dark tterns. New spring eet - order (6 on nee . rpg AR ng gem ‘Sap ce eee: pretty stamped de- | blue and pink borders, red border; full size; mit and stifel stripes, in various miyes colors and patterns. teed, sizes 3 to 8. HN and light wanted shades. reases, ensembles apd epor ear. . ae? eee eee eS —_ en WY Assorted Wrapped Caramels Tots’ Knit Capes Women's: Vests Bird's-Eye Diapers Rens Records i | . | a Regular $2.98 Regular $2.50 ~ | Regular 60c 456 "et Regular for () Regular 29c for 25 } Regular 25c to 4 for 25 Regular 29c 19¢ oH Regular 60c 25c¢ * alue rogapenin t é Value, Yard S$ L 3 oe. ar zd mens om . we Value. 4 $ | 0 Value ..-.-: C | 35c Value ..... Cc WENO .ccnes Pound ..... oe Fer Dey. nooastns tittle i or Nuger oe For Thursd ~ ‘ Fi uality: r Nugent Day. Full For Nugent Day. Many kinds. Capes ink knit embroid- Per Nugent Day. “x27 -ineh So Offer ursday. Nugent Das, © Fee ee plendonn, py Sa aa Yor Nugent Day, Fine quality; Meteeed: yo tee well are in this assortment; petked in ered and brushed wool collars and hite in fieeh and 7 o eahteh an ere short with “sleeves lace ¢ ane tailored sty ies. all the latest songs. inetru- Mal and dance numbere in Cama Records. Limited quantity. TE - —_ oo ————— tj ie cf : ™ Let SRS 2 8: ’ slightly imperfect; sizes 36 to 44, Mme sanitary ee et Rird es plenty of large sizes, bodice model. © Ihapers. in sealed packages of recond quality, nice size assort- made, excellent emcee. one pound boxes; limit 2 boxes. armiets. ment. aS 2 A ES serene em: se asasg gates cciinementnbeapnesemenemmmtenntenineneeaimentnesntinti
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Fn PR ee can yep ecw mr BE OTE eT eS EINE So eh GRR Sa END Sen b 2 # ¢ agvda; Anes.» ek ne 3 alge *% ae ah colada stages ci es ai ap m4 Hee3 ry EMS TS ae Meee Ln a ¥ st TP % oe oF cet te 4 . ime ee — 7 ee ae cl cept, 2S ~~ ee ee cae 7: iW? . | SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY 150 Spring Coats > Marked Down to om, SATINS BENGALINES TWILLS MIXTURES AND MANY OTHERS , OU must shop Thursday for these amazing one- day specials. Choice of fur-bordered. flared. dressy, tailored and sport models on which we have sacrificed profits to provide extraordinary bargains at $25. Nearly all popular light shades. navy and black. Misses’, Women’s and Large Sizes ™ . . ; 1 Ahir k Pam ee tin atin eatin as ~~ __ ee SS —* —~. oe ee ee > an = a i One-of-a-Kind Models in A dnt retaneatinane ote em aeeee ~ ~aa os ‘ ry ee Oe gin eee | elles 4 lie ie - i" ees ae N he RE te Pte hy Pe ~\ 4 ~ “a PE oe” eg ” boats a ee ta ve Lee ee, Ol a p~ a ~y a ees ZOMAS W. GARLAND -_ Sample Hat Sale Canton Crepes Imported Hairs Black Satins and Bengalines PRING’S newest and smartest modes— all samples secured at enormous con- cessions—are featured Thursday at about half their regular worth. A wonderful selection in every respect. Large and small head sizes urth Plaeer—Broadiwcy $09-11-13 BROADWAY and 4100-12-14 SLATH ST. oe ae a a eg atte ~ “ne ~~ ~~ — ee netting tall sin Mililani sill, ~ . ~ ~ fe i _ ~ RI. EO a - 72e Daily POS 1-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening ne NAPLES EXCITE OVER | ’ ‘AUN'S MANEESTATON \piterims Throng to Visit Elena | Jello, Said to Have Sweat Blood Holy Week. — Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. Coprrigeht. 1925. by the Press and Puliteer | Publishing Coa (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) ROME, April 15.—Possibly ow- ling to the exaltation of Hoty Year, | ithere is talk of new miracles in | ‘Rome and Naples. | /over the extraordinary manifesta- | | Naples is in religious excitement tion of a young nun, Elena Jello, | ‘who lives at Montrilo Uffugo. Elena | is said to have sweat blood every | Good Friday for several consecu- | ‘tive vears, but this year she sweat blood each Friday in March, ad iwell as in April Every Holy week large numbers | lof pilgrims visit the nun, who lias| \\ | emaciated in her cell. | Several scientists have visited the | inun They savy she really does ‘sweat blood, and at certain mo- iments has a large wouné in her'! left hand. This wound, she says, | is that which was made in the} Saviors hand when He was cruci- | fied. ; Visited by Throng of Sick. | Thousands of sick visit the nun | during the strange manifestation, | and attribute to her prayers heal- | ing powers. Other nuns of the! convent have had a hard time reg- ulating the continual stream of | people. They have permitted no) physicians except those of the) nefehborhood to examine Elena. Basing his diagnosis on a lozal nhvsician’s report, Deputy Michele Bianchi says the apparent wound | probably is an unusual one of hal- | lucination based on hysteria and that the bloody sweat probably is} } . + , | Que to lesions invisible to the naked eve The nun’s fame is causing such excitement that probab!v the Holy: See will send two prelates with a. medical expert to examine her. Sev- | eral times in the last few years | the Holy See has been compeliedj to intervene in cases in Southern | Italy in which a hermit, monk or nun ha been believed by the pop- uiation to have eftected by his or her prayers miraculous healing, in addition to what later appeared to be hysterical manifestations Elena's case is peculiar. however. | because many educated persons. in- | cluding a we'll-known writer, Ma- tilda Serreao, believes she has stig- mata accompanied by miraculous powers of healing. In Rome the story of a miracle. | aithough denied by the authorities | of St. Peter's, is believed by the in-| habitants of the “Borgo” district mediately around the Basilica.,| i ; (, The report is that it ie another miracle of Pope Pius N who is | still most endeared to the hearts) of the poor around the Vatican al-| though he died in the early days| of the World War. : Story of Mysterious Candle. | A mysterious person. the story | goes, approached one of the cus- | todians of St. Peter's with a large! candle and asked if he might place hk ~ - + on e Pontiffs tomb. which stands in St. Peter’s ervn? The > * 2 - > . , attendant said the as closed _~ + } e nN gz > Mie @ 7 a? hea C uy} : light the candle and place it there! the first thing in the morning. | As he proceeded toward the tomh ‘a voice within the crypt. said, | “Don't light the candle.” Impressed. the attendant sought a friend emplored in the vast Ra-'| silica and told him of the expe- rience. The friend said that he! wou'd enter the crypt with him. As'| they descended the voice warned! the second man, “Don't light the | candle.” Thoroughly frightened beth | men hurried above ground and broke the candle, and, the stor: goes, found that it contained a. pewerfu! exn! , ; EDITOR HELD ON LIBEL CHARGE Minneapolis Man Alleged to Have Slandered Fix-Senator Johnson. a ‘he se “4 4 ec a s« MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. April 158 -A. N. Jacobs, editor of a Minne- oxsive mpolis pub ation was ordered ed to the grand jurv in Dietr { ur ere e +3 oe = ws 3 2 iu te Thursday—Our Leather Goods Section Will Attract Hundreds With This Unusual 4 Sale of 1500 Handbags —Extraordinary Value-Giving and Wide Choice at the Special Price of ee Ba { » wil + ‘9 . .% > a " yay. ” eae : Pe —- Fee a Ko P a. 7 » A. 4 ’ Ys " > . ~ ‘ : 2 Pt} ’ _ / ’ ‘ 4 a a f 4 er: se fa ? y > 4 e ys « a ‘ Me ay ray ta “ be ee i am ig pas bee 2 ae", a : "ia a 4 ‘ i_ “a > & , =, = « You will marvel at the choice offered for $1.00. So many smart stvles that vou will see the advisability of selecting seve eral for various costumes; all bags are nicely lined, the ma or ‘ty have coin purse and mirror and every bag is a remark: le value. Styles and Leathers of Popular Kinds Variztions of Underarm, Envelope, Pouch, Strap, Swagger, Taiiored and Kodak Bags are the approved kinds from which you may choose—and equally varied are the leathers, all being attractive and serviceable. BB oom 3 ao ~ 5 ras x pani “0 ee - _ FR sc ns Upright and Small Sizes in Venetian Mirrors $7.50 to $10 S A> @ So gracefully shaped and crystal clear these Mirrors that many will want them for small wall spaces that need a decorative touch. There are upright and odd shapes, plain, beycled, mitred and with wheel cutting. Sixth Fleer 100-Piece American Semi-Porcelai Dinner Sets © serge. 93] 20m € Licht-weizght semi-porcelain dishes decorated attractive borders or coin gold bands—and coin handles ‘There are only forty-nine Sets in this Hand-Cut Glass Salad Plates ored glass Salad Plates, hand-cut in English rvsta! designs. $11.95 per dozen for value, limited lot. verv special........... Se Neo Telephome or (. 0. D. Orders Acer — ae Spring Travelers! Here Are Smart New Hat Boxes ta, dium size. $9.50 Value— $ 5 OE. 66 owe ws @ Secured in a special oo aa. purchase—square a Tins enamel Hat Boxes made over steel frames. Nicely lined with three shirred pockets, some. with two- hat forms. Large or me- @ Full, dainty Curtains of rose or blue figured grenadine— | made with fluffy ruffles and [?t?t tie-backs to match 2% vards +e. For Thursday! A Group of Practical } Curtains $5 Value, the Pair 93-90 » 7 > — ne—and regular width. Fifth Floer. pieces. An Unusual Opportunity to Have Your Silverware Cleaned Special Thursday ? Per? FPt@Ce.....-« ip @ This offer applies to such pieces as percolators, serving platters. pairs of candlesticks and other larg We will expertly restore them to original finish, and lacquer them to retard tarnishing. price does not include replating. a wee A he § ot =. " * A Special for Thursday—T hese - $6.95 Velocipedes ~ a € Velocipedes with adjustable handle bars, at leather saddles, rubber-tired wheels and nickel- hub caps. $1.45 Mama Dolls | $6.98 Scooters — f “wane: —Cresses Be or girls: with the new Tupe= sorted colored dresses and ber wheels, bal- s stay 100 saps 79 loon tires. etc. at 2 Special OC ..+seeetes CG. | Basement Gallery — Main Fieer Balcenyr From These Special Groups You May Profitably Fill Needs For Lawn and Garden ~ Proper Equipment Insures Good Results—And Note These Unusual Savings “hee Metal Egg (Crate«. 1 to 12 dozen $1.25 to Lawn Rollers, casy running .. . $13.4 to $16.95 $1.70 Poultry Wire $1.30 Spading Forks $1.25 Shovels § $6.95 Garden Hose ~~ S e i 4 -& we a » $2.25 Hose Reels WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8, 4975 Women’s Hose oe @€ Semi - fashion-d Silk and siik-mix- ed: daubie liale toet. seconds ‘$Se to $i grades Rasement -In the Basement An Interesting Group From Point Women’s Spt hice ( Charming Spring Dresses in the ne nusses and matrons. ones, including Georgette, flat crepe, printed crepe. Dresses that will mee Share in This Interesting Offart Trimmed H: ne ml . $5.4 built; each’ «+ * 95c Roll<« Pouktry Wire ....... 74 2tec Black Screen Wire. 30-in... ‘tie ; $6.95 Lawn Mowers, 12-im..--- $1.25 Rolls Poultry Wire .... $1.00. 22c Black Screen Wire. 32-in. 1s¢ ###$$6@c Adjustable Brass '* $2.00 Rolls Poultry Wire $1.70 $1.25 Garden Rakes ..$1.00 : 2%¢ Black Screeyg Wire, 28-in 16c $3.95 Garden Hose, 25-ft.. .. $3.00 . Tree Pramers. 6-ft. to 12-ft...........§ Prummiom SheeeBO os cs dca secede veeeesas (arden Wheelbarrows ...........\. $6.75 to California Prirct Hedge .. Hedge Shears -.«. 31.00 to Flower and Vegetable Seeds, 6 packages Cash or $2. The materials u
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Ww ae pear AE be APTI 4 bd, 1925 q \ arr on ee a EPNESDAY F APRIL 15 us ON eee 3 ON PAGES 13 & 22 Women’s Hose Seconds; fF . Pair. DDC @ Semi - fashioned : Silkk and silKk-mix- ‘ : ed: double isle Restricted Articles ea Praga eet, seconds of ? *ESc to l grades ' Hasement We Give Ik act Hundreds With This Unusual andbags || oice at the Special Price of ex@ choice offered for $1 00. So many ec the advisability of selecting Sev- all bags are nicely lined, the major- mirror and ev erv bag is a remarkable thers of Popular Kinds , Envelope, Pouch, Strap, Swagger, are the approved kinds from which ually varied are the leathers, all being e. Main Floor i - —=>= )-Piece American Semi-Porcelainware Dinner Sets ie 83125 = i é 4 ht-weight semi-porcelain dishes decorated with ctive borders or coin gold bands—and coin gold les There are only forty-nine Sets in this group. Hand-Cut Glass Salad Plates ed giass Salad Plates. hand-cut in English rock al designs. $11.95 per dozen 6 for $2 95 . limited lot, very special.......... ; . No Telephone or (. 0. D. Orders Accepted. Fifth Fleor —_ hursday! A —- of Practical Ruffled — rtains alue, the Pair 95 tru dainty Curtains of rose figured grenadine-- Hh fluffy ruffles and to match. 2% vards @ regular width. Fifth Fleer. A Special for Thursday—These $6.95 Velocipedes | FAMOUS “BARR CO C ash or §2. ii in Mere ‘handise— —e Sa * ge y > + 2 . - me ye aa ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE €17TY Circalation than BOTH other evening ili i COMBINE D > 5¢ Value, Yard fs ~ The Yard $6.95 Garden Hose ¢9 95 Hose Reels || Priced at OW Shoes Splendid grade Garde ? h ant ee | Hose with cosgns All-metal kind, with one 50-ft. sections of revolving iy’ 4 75 Q5 :. inch size hose, strongiy Pure Irish [press inen. $1 » Bection $5. 4 built; each $l . Offered ° e (lf | | ] “6 inches wide; in Drown, ‘ -_ o! imported sNgiisn oe a va nied in... 17¢ | 86.95 Iiawn Mowers, 12-in.... $6.00 Oo ea cotton yarp, 40 tnches | tan, peach. rose. reseks in.. .18¢ €0c Adjustable iras« Nozzles, .40¢ wide and in many plain ppchggetsi eens biur, “ é $1.00 . 35c Mixed Lawn Seed, Ib.....--- 29c if Attractive hats of hair-braid, shades. Hard-twist mind. det and white. > +» $3.00 50c Kentucky Bluegrass Seed, Ib. 550 straw-braid and combination mater- € Included are black and +2” “Lid and natent W h G od Shea $2. ials. Choice of the favored colers straps and cut-outs, also satin ties wing, gat sags Sheets as oods ne ere Tere Cee 7éc to ; ' ' flow ed Cuban heels; black and brown kid one- : : ee ia rivet Hedge . oom es 33 for Ss! a. and the 4 remm Ings are those of tom - straps 3 ‘th low heel: for growing girls Sizes , fix%®5%-.ineh ,? i ¢ tog i @ d. Saaee sexe © : tte B aoe wertatte Seels, 6 packages.....-- 10¢ ers and fanev effeets adorned in 2% to. § in one style or another oa Sere fi sgt ce oe, geen ee fad . 60c , “8 r hy eet A “4 “K artificla Siti -iti mts ‘ rass Lawn Sprinklers Pee. OO SES: OS 6: BD 9 . siliaaiy very pleasing WAYS. A rroup that Basement Economy “Store : ; pyr pias — wn ‘oka 4%c to ent (a ’ : . : center. ., - ih a wanem " Vv il] surely appeal to Vou. fered at. zy ov 6% values; yard, 29¢ Rasement Liconemys Stere Profitable Offerings Thursday in Linen & Cotton Goods —All Groups Offer Attractive Values Printed Voiles joc to 49c Values, Yard 25C Light ania! marr i ‘ounde, ° printed de sicns. Remnant lengths hes wide Dress Linen The Yard $1.25 Fancy sports stripes on oymer “white ground. Pretty woven designe. (‘olors are tub-fast. Gingham Remnant lengths of dress Gingham that will tub nicely. 25¢ 124¢ value: the yard, mar. A POLE LE LOL OE Basement Keomomy Store “ & os Bhagat POR we bia ora i, © ia oF ei ° be eS ve MPR bind A, gar . Congress thust beep EEE —————= ‘hegun the task elalist Pi eon Ege ee es ws PE a a ate She a ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH 13 ——— + oe —pnneeinentnm apeamnnns = LAWYERS BETRAYED HIM, SAYS HOLLIDAY ‘Says They Held His Share of | Loot Instead of Giving It : to His Mother. . ated P’re as Rock, Ry the Ass LITTLE Joe MeKinney., Ark... former cellmate ytness April of Herbert Holliday, Was a jagain today in United Staves trict Court at the second day of ' ° the trial of Wallace Davis and Tom local attorneys, charged with ‘aiding in the secreting of Holli- day's part of the loot of the Rond- ' out mail robbery Testimony Hiolliday two attorneys had “double-crossed " him and held his share of the loot / instead of giving it to his mother, and allegations of an attempt “fix” jurors in the case, featured the trial yesterday. The latter in- _cident resulted in District Judge i Jacoh Trieber ordering the jury | held together during the trial. Hol- | liday, under sentence of 25 years imprisonment for his part in the robbery. was brought here from Leavenworth prison. mR. bt. Lambeth, a taleeman, told -the Court that John T. Fuller. for- Poe. hv / mer president of the American Bauxite Co., had informed him ‘that he (Fuller) had been aaked 'to use his influence with Lam- beth. Lambeth explained that Ful- ler had flatly refused to have any- _thing to do with the matter and did not go into the details. Fuller was foreman of the grand that returned indietments against | Davis and Poe. Checked Grip in Kansas Oity. The defense admitted that had possession of the bonds and _did not know how to dispose of them the Government while contending that Davis had no con- nection with them except in an effort to return them te the au- | thorities. Holliday told of his part in the ‘robbery and how. after the was divided in Kansas City, he brought his share te Little Rock. checking it in a grip at the Mis- sourt Pacifie Ratiroad station. He said that after Chicago and he told Davis, who went to see him. ,} to get the grip and give it ta his (Holliday’s) mother. This was not done. He tion to asserted on cross-@xamina- the defense that he had volunteered to testify when he had |, been told at the Leavenworth prison by his niece that she had by been insulted by the attorneys. Ex- plaining testimony that he did not he as- serted he had only recently learned ‘the extent of the alleged actions of had decided to. give before the grand jury. the attorneys and tell “everything.” Bonds Pecovered. The Government. B. Miller, charge at Chicago, ‘dence of a number made to the inspectors’ office there Postoffice Inspector in introduced evi- ney 000 in return for the bonds. McKinney told how Miss Helen MeNeill, Holliday’s niece, $21.000 of the bonds from Poe and he, after being arrested, the bonds from a at a ratiread = station and over to a Postoffice — how tained reverty) turned them Inspector taxicab Senator MRohinson, 1 is chief of defense counse!. Horace | Dver of St. Lovis, as a Special as- | sistant Attorney-General, |cuting the case. SOCIALIST STARTS TASK OF FORMING BELGIAN CABINET Vandervelde Undertakes Work at | Request of King With Hard Problem Ahead. Py the Aweaoriated Press BRUSSELS. April 16.— Emile Vandervelde, the Soctalist and former Minister of Justice, has of forming a new Cabinet to take the place of that headed by Premier Theunia which resigned April 5. He is undertak. ing this work at the request of King Albert and with the consent of the general council! of the &o.- party. but the Socialists make it conditional that a Socialist | the composition of a Soclatist Gov- | State on Pe a en Se ernment and f: pregratm. ir the Government's M. Vandervelde. it is asserted. | will find ¢ifficulty as Premier aa the Soctatiste are not in the ma- | iority sm that if he ferms # homo- | geneous Soecictist ministry. two groupes, Cathotie and Liberal, will be in a pesrlition to tnite and over- throw him at eny moment. His al- ternative course would be to get the «ipnoert of the Democratic e@le- : mer's in these two groups, . ‘ rrominent Beclalista held | that homogeneous Socialist Cab.- i t to prevent tteelf before | f ‘ber with the moderate or ; on which the “party | fourtt the elections and conmrmpet the Democrats and radicala of the | other two parties to support it, 103 Men Arrested at Cock Fight, | Pv t’e Araneiated rene BUFFALO, N. Y., April a cock fight at Cheektowaga. One bheundred and t'wee men and 45 cocks were captured. The men were arraigned before a Judge and were released after paying fines af); more than $1000. The cocking q : 4 Poe | through Grant and of alleged offers of the attor- | to obtain approximately $15,- | ab- | check- | who walted outside in ay a ae LDemocratie leader in the United States Senate, | is prose.) leader 13.— | troopers early today raided | vicinity in many months, wee. 13. | Dis-. that the: to | jury | loot | he was talked to in | pleaded guilty he | n= ; | of visite Davis | ’ : ’ : ' obtained | —- ie oe a eee a - IS YOUR FANOK? Our Experts Can Repair All Makes OW'S the time to have this work done, so as to be ready for hot weather. If fans have seen several #@&- son's service it's a good idea te have them inepected and over- hauled as an assurance of Sume- mer-through service. Besides fans, we repair all sorts cf electrical appliances. All Repair Work Called for and Delivered and Guaranteed dsrandt electric Company SLCCESSORS TO Hank eldam . 904 PINE STREET Serving the Heme Pire- since trieally 1886. Conrady DownTown P Reliceteeiearecery | EIGHTH & LOCUST (409 N. Sth ao “Cole ere . Thix is only one of the man gvo”)6= 6Cthings im Conrad's Det. feateswen; finely cut and @n- riched with Conrad's delicious Mayounaipe: 2 Another Conrad creation: de- licious small Coffee Cake Rolis rolled in butter and nuts make ita ee toe or a ‘Rolled Roasts for. oasts | Fine, jutey. tender beef Ronmets: Reuast; pound... little waste and *"* 20¢ rdials less: any stae Non-aleoholic, imported from Germany: ‘aruway cv 4 kuemmel> and Rum Punch: °F thee: bottles, special... aixTH Talk From Station j KSD Thursday 4:00 P. M. on “Slenderizing Apparel for Stout Women” saxp LocusT sf. eT. LOUIS 4 — -— Instructive—Entertaining Posse Says This Year Will Be ‘‘Summerless’’ Unies scientific signs fail, this commer will be a cold ope, the summer of 1926 even colder. A study of selar eidiation and ocean temperatures shows that next vear ‘‘summerless’’ 1816 mav be duplicate). This means many vacations will be spent at home this year and the home, therefore, should be made cowfurtable and iavit-— ing. The Prufrock-Littom Pur- niture Co., Fourth and St. Charles, § are now showing their complete | line of at rong, oer Fiber Furniture, net main, said to be the biggest in the a — ‘ male ts So oT a 7
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4M ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - “030 — en ee ee AV Stipe arte rae . ; ¥ : ~ a fed ve %*. > 2 3 wd e! 4 Sea Mans et RE ROP Narnia aha Bp big ecep : a Lente Veet Deis yo aj a pis a a ~~ ma Pe ~ nl aan a i Me A aly og) wh Tama abbey Send : e - - gt ¥ *.¥v s J Pa .. in ®t ‘ee. a" 1% \ Re ‘ ‘ é 5 i , * 4 4 : - 2 ve 1 (x) & > ¢é 5 3 # i, a ~ : ’ . % % a - — 3 aa e a) 7 - a 2 mJ a aes Se ear \ 24 Be 5 ee 2h. a] ; x * a ae Ok) . ai uf F ooo Se a oes! : ee 5 | Ae & ua . ; a ¥ yt 1] A NEWS ITEM : January 14, 1850 | : The Eastern mail @ all wrong { again. For several da¥s no regular paper mail has been received. Last | might Baltimore papers of the 4th | and Sth were received by way of | Lovisville, but nothing from ) | Washington, Philadelphia, New —{{ i: York or Boston. A REAL ESTATE NEWS ITEM | January 19, 1850 i! on large sale of lots to take place on Monday next in Central Addi- | tron to St. Louis, between 17th, Market and Chouteau Avenue. These lots will soon be sought after as private residences, if not | for business purposes, and specu- } { — [ations may be made which will i be cited hereafter as so many evi- | dences of the ;udgment and sagacity ll iii ae - of the purchasers. | : | A NEWS ITEM | } January 22, 1850 i THE NEW WATERWORKS ' Yesterday a number of the mem- ) bers of the City Council, City ) | officers and invited guests attended } ! to witness the introduction of water | anto the New Reservoir. This we _ fegard as an epoch in the affairs of | : our city. The New Reservoir is situated in the northwestern part | . of the city, west of the late Mrs. Wright's residence, on & plat of } about 10 acres owned by the city. “ » The New Reservoir is of solid ) masonry, and 1s 250 feet square and 15 feet deep. It is capable of | holding 1,000,000 gallons of | "water, of with the present popula- | } tron of the city, 8 supply for Seven days. }| os ———eE——— _—_—— 3000 Light Bulbs _ Priced Exceptionally Low for the Diamond Jubilee Clear Bulbs «-~2?5—40—30 Wat: 230 * Round Frosted 25 Watt. 340 Round Frosted 49 Watt. 420 Clear Nitrogen Wa 38C jowl lrosted } ; Round Amber =*5 Wat ARC Clear Bulbs 100 Watt, 75 Watt, 4#2¢ 45¢ Round Amber Bowl Frosted 40 Watt, 109 Watt. . Sle 440 19%.foot | 300 Silk Fx ieee Silk Extension ) » Socket: [ Ouble Soc kets Cord 35C 85C Electric op ae | Sitk Extension lron Cords pe ~ | Cord To fit any tron, | 85¢ | 90c Electric Heater . For bath or chilly mornings. $3.80 Electric Shop—Basement. Tapestry Covers Regularly $3 $1.50 Each Tapestry and Velour Table Pieces, in a most attractave selection, in vartous and designs. Made of selected tapestries and liigh quality veleurs. Trimmings in. clude antique gold galoons. Pieces im this sale are ideally adapted for end tables, gateleg tables, consoles, vie trolas, buffets, ete. lar $5 value. Art Needlework Shep Second Fleer SIZES > es a a penn ae, Rach piece has a regu- Real China and Semi-Poreelain of fine translucent quality —the product of some of the world s largest pottervvand china, works. Sets that permit. in their hroad scope of size and pattern selection, precisely the very choice for your own particular need, Sets that represent long satisfaction in their quality, con- tinued delight in their design, and long remembered for their Featuring China and Housewares —— Laney MeN ui} Over 1000 Dinner Sets and Hundreds of ~ 3 Open Stock Pieces Featured in the Jubilee special price. | € . = « The prices we have been able to secure aud offer, during long months of preparation, represent the pick of many re- sourees, so that we have assembled the greatest possible values for this Diamond Jubilee. Whether your interest is in a 32-piece breakfast set or an elaborate dinner service, or in an odd cream pitcher, you will find on the Fourth Floor a preparation amazing in its value- giving surprises. Over 250 Sets of Semi-Porcelain in Three Groups High-grade American Semi-Porcelatn that offers excellent service and at- tractive appearance in blue and gold band decorations on the new plain shapes. . 100-Piece Sets $97.00 \ / | »2-Piece Sets $5.85 20-Piece Sets 5] 3.2 Extra pieces may be had from our open stock in this pattern. China Shop—Fourth- Floor. oe Kitchen and Household Needs Featured at Tremendous Price Savings ; > top: eA Everyday needs of St. Louisans have not been forgotten in. the Dia- mond Jubilee. In our Housefurnishing Shop great | white porcelain -8 inches wide, $8.95 fam pound ‘e $1.25 B $t.AG Fle Japa twoed Poite or capaci=™ " sai pris « _ $1.25 Rolltep Bread or Cake Bor: heavy tin, white japanned family size: sale pri ead Box heavy tin. ja- panned white or blue, good 85 ' Size Sait’ pr a % Cc | ir BK, ,.?s good 89¢c tha. rin w~ hott » $1.12 preparations have been made to pro- vide values in these items which St, | Louis has never before seen. Shop the items listed below: Size. sale price 3) 90 galvanized Wash Vi o 440 large size, Ssaie pric Tubs, (ans, heavy gal- iron: 6-galion $1.25 Garbage vanized size; sale price steel $1.25 Moep $2.99 Baking Oven; sheet 33 O-Cedar polish one-burner size: 9 or dusting, R3c sale price 1.6 sale price $°.°3 Mop Wringer, fits any pa‘l. made of meta), $I] 7G sale price of | | 7 (> eee eee ene ERRENEE a Ag $4.59 Carpet Sweepers: “Bissell's | | $6.50 Wash Boiler: i4-ounce. alt- Standard,” high-grade. i copper. stationary handles: num- sale price 3.59 ber & size: | a of , sale price 3. S | b | ’ : | | soc Wash boards, “Brass 49 - | King’: sale price v 50e Cereal Jars, made of china, f assorted decorations, sale Price 39c | lL _— f 1°; Skillet polixhed “Mele $3 Aa Stepladders made of select. Ware. number § sise in _ @d material: each step braced f = 2 . = sale nrice 79¢ with tron rod; 6 ft. high; ; eve Pepper Mills, imported, : sale price $I 89 — of hard wood, 33¢ Sarre price $3.50 frame. ball-bearing: ll-ipch reti«. Clothes Wringer. wood $2.59 Dutch Oven With trive $6.59 Bird Cage. brass. import- fite top fitted &-year guarantee: t: number 5 $2 39 e eal. price size ca le price ed. glass seed guards. Housefurnishing Shop—Basement sale pric $5.98 $4.50 i 4-Piece Console Set i } | EE — $ 71.29 | : 500 of these attractive : sets are offered in the Jubi- lee at this special price. Glass bowl and stand with candlestick to match; come in assorted colors. Very | suitable for gifts or prizes. | Glass Shop—Fourth Floor. i — EEE — $1 Imported Jam J ars | 5k i Appealing embossed ivory ] ) | ware with handles in fruit | i} shapes tinted in natural | eolors. These desirable | pieces were selected by our representative in the for- | | ~~ sign fields especially for the ) } ) Diamond Jubilee. You will find them interesting. ‘hina Shop—Fourth Floor ' 7,8 Fi — é ’ * 4 te ; pen? * " ; 4 " 7 ” ’ | oy a? 4 wo ® ; , Ca se. ’ “7 ’ ef ‘ea ; Td “he iE 4 wes . a 7 7 : ‘ee 4 ° aa4 § 4; re 4, , , ,¥- és - *. ,* ‘- = - ts —"% "<< 7 . - . & 1000 Pairs of Silk Mirror Cords, 98c Manv beautiful colors await your selec- tion. Tan, blue, gold, taupe, mulberry, rose, brown and black, Reinforeed silk attrae- tively decorated. . 500 Silk Picture Cords, 65c In colors of blgek, brown, rose, blue, tan, gold. taupe and mulberry. Priced exeep- tionally low to provide a value for the Jubilee. Art Shep—Fourth Floor. For One Day Only Special Low Price on Week End and European Traveling Suitcases Regularly $11, $#2 and $13 \ Tomorrow os Only $8.75 Made of an extra good grade black enamel drill with re-inforeed ends of fiber and re-inforeed corners of genuime © leather, Two strong straps are around ei tire case and it is lined with extra good qual- with extra deep tray for earrying hats other wearing apparel. Made to slip under any Iman seat. Phone and orders, given prempt attention. Luggage Ehop- —-Downstairs. . ss fal Rate en: a aon ity crepe. Comes in 26, 28 and 30 inch sizes — : a 4 5 * ; we : ‘4 pre 5S gee ie sid rs ae oF ‘rg FS APTUL a4 i925. % . —~ 2 on" ey o WEDNESDAY. a lr my ao 1.7 awe ~ ae a ee Regularly $3.75 $2.45 Bach Quality tha¢ means extra service and satisfaction. 3 charming tints of ivory and ecru. Fin- ished with art silk |
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APRIC is ie | rs ~ Mee pled : ae ey on. ea i. aa 2 a APILIL lo, 1925. , ’ WiVUNESDAY wt , a a le t bake) wie moe. 7 * : ' OR tear aes a a A EN . 7 Ss Rd " MES OT TG RTT wre: wer ey Sr ere. eet ae a 3 SUNT T vete — — . - . Ye * “ : ie ae . Ar s “ - 4 . —" a ’ : ) va | . . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 07,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other eve a $ $i Sa Agee 7 “ar ~ ning newspapers COMBINED EPL RIE, TL RL EE TL REO eS ae ee ee ee Sew or “ s¥e ito ae mete ¥- aha a “a . i Console Set - (= | 800 of these attractive sets are offered in the Jubi- ‘lee at this special price. Glass bowl and stand with eandlestick to match; come’ { in assorted colors. Very suitable for gifts or prizes. Glass Shop—Fourth Floor. ~. ‘ff . As / f « 4 Yj Wf} /) ij (fi Hf} / (Hts i\\' \\\S \ $1 Imported 1 Jam Jars We Appealing embossed ivory ) ware with handles in fruit | shapes tinted in natural colors. These desirable pieces were selected by our | representative in the for- ign fields especially for the Diamond Jubilee. You will find them interesting. China Shop—Feurth Floor. =~» "Ory 3 1000 Pairs of Silk »>Mirror Cords, 98c fany beautiful colors await your selec- Tan, blue, gold, taupe, mulberry, rose, wn and black. Reinforced silk attrac- rely decorated. | 500 Silk Picture . Cords, 65c In colors of blgck, brown, rose, blue, tan, Id, taupe and mulberry. Priced excep- mally low to provide a value for the ibilee. Art Shop—Fourth Floor. For One Day Only Special Low Price on Veek End and European Traveling Suitcases Regularly $11, $#2 and $13 $8.75 Made of an extra good grade black enamel! ill with re-inforeed ends of vulcanized ber and re-inforeed corners of genuine ather, Two strong straps are around en- re case and it is lined with extra good qual- y crepe. Comes in 26, 28 and 30 inch sizes ith extra deep tray for earrying hats and ther wearing apparel. Made to slip easily nder any Pullman seat. ‘ders, given prompt attention. Luggage Shop--—Downstairs. Tomorrow - Only cod + % >> SONS Phone and mail ‘ > Boat >; “ia ’ ' oe P rae - SI 28 z ot Ato * e ? A - ay . = ss +z ‘i 4 "I i B.S & ee — 7 beg / oe ee Se, Monet i Ye Ns * o » * . On Tae “ OBB ‘ > a *. on ee } - ‘ ee —— 2h Aw oo — Quaker Filet Curtains Regularly $3.70 $2. 45 Each Quality that means extra service and satisfaction. All over designs in charming tints of ivory and ecru. Fin- ished with art silk fringe. 244 yards long. Thar = Hit tl TL / j NU UN AUIURUVEEOUITERS IHU TT English Lounge Chair Regularly $65.00 (392 We have produced for the Dia- mond Jubilee a Chair of superior con- struction, in fine tapestry covering. Solid mahogany legs, reversible cush- ion. A Chair that will give years of satisfactory service at this extremely moderate price Wing Rocker | Regularly $19.75 § 1.25 Chair or Rocker finished in an- tique mahogany, with solid ma- | A Saving of One-Third I, prepared a survey months ago of the most wanted articles for the home. We proceeded to arrange for special design and con- struction; for special quality and unusual value for each and every item. | Over forty carloads comprise the scope of this prepa- ration. All new furniture, Furniture in' which selected woods and the more beautiful grains were reserved for a this occasion. Upholstery fabrics of unusual worth and pleasing effect. Furniture that has never been shown before this event. Because of the advantages gained through large pur- chases and very special prices we are enabled to offer the entire Diamond Jubilee preparations in Furniture at savings that average ONE-THIRD on each and every jifem. hogany arms and back panel. High cane back, very superior construction. ee Mahogany End Table XGA rue We ¥ —{ | s “- SQ Regularly $7.00 | Yj y z | | } \ $4.75 ffl Go: == ple y : ° Hire SS SS— = | = Bae iit GG= : ‘] | Y 4 NG itl : = | , I ia Opa : Hit yf | Combination mahogany, fin- | | } ; ished antique. Of attractive | ie at | SS size, nicely turned posts, with | AN at to roomy magazine rack. | NW WV) WN aN ° : | iy : oes Mahogany Spinet Desk | " ‘Regularly $32.00 : | aa $ 0. 15 | a =e : , ) | = SS = SS — , , — ° ° | — a = nS ; “% Of combination mahogany, = SS : beautifully finished. Neatly fin- ished stationery compartment and large drawer. 19 by 32 inches. Occasional Table Regularly $19.00 me Finely turned and finished in Size of top Regularly $250.00, for The solid \ mahogany, carved frame extends completely up the arm, giving a A ee A Suite made expressly for the Diamond Jubilee. ’ the new effect so much featured in suites of much higher price. You may choose from a large assortment of fine monhairs in the colors. The oufside back of the davenport is Oushions are filled with Nachman season's preferred covered in velour to match. springs for long service, and the reverse sides of cushions are cov- antique mahogany. Six legs. Hexagon top Size 96 hv 929 ered in attractive Brocatelle. Sound, strong construction through- inches. One of the newest de- out, with genuine full web bottonis. Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. f AY after day will bring out new items, new ideas, new values —planned far in advance of this great sale. | of yards are included, representing ——-— & Most complete is this showing of curtains, panels, casement weaves and draperies for every room in every type of home. = £) ot. : r > a, A visit to the Fourth Floor Drapery Shops will be a revela- tion in Diamond Jubilee values. We have planned the most convenient, the most interesting, the most comfortable shopping service so that you may have every opportunity to look at your leisure and make your selections in comfort. Quaker Filet Net Regularly 95c Yard 6 5 6 Yard All over designs In the new Marqu- san shade. 49 inches wide. Dainty and serviceable, adapted for number- less uses, Colonial Filet Regularly $1.75 95c Yard Exceptionally good quality in plain lengths. It has been our aim to provide a our Diamond Jubilee. / Tapestry Regularly $3.25 to $6.50 $2.45 Yard An unusual opportunity to upholster odd chairs. entire suites of furniture raicht or scalloped at bottom or enclosed cars at very great savings , Py pti ; ment i inches fr e. , 91 . Exoeptional assoriment, ringe 45 in. by 3 wide. Allover designs, verdure and reproductions of needlepoint tapestry. Mohair Squares Regularly $3.00 to $6.00 $1.75 Each Better quality in plain and figures. Casement Curtains Reqularly $4.85 Special $3. 75 Each | Al) of extra sheer, two-tone case- ment weave in all-over and pane! ef- faris. Si ~~ with deep silk vards long. Shadow Lace Panels Regularly $6.00 to $7.50 $3.95 Each Casement laces of exceptional qual- = a = € 4 ' > = 4 : «x _ > @* 7. ore = - ef. cs ; we ee a - e “te, ~~ l] ‘er designs. Soft colorings | ay atl Cscalsisleaie curtains io | tty. Beautiful designs and artistic col- Many four or five of a pattern. Sizes 1 : orings. Straight and scalloped at bot- from 30 to 36 inches long by 25 inches inches wide. tom. SHk fringe. wide. Ruffled Grenadine‘ Curtains Regularly $1.80 Casement Curtains Regular $1.75 Upholstery Mohair Regularly $8.50 to $14.00 2-Pc. Carved Suite---Mohair Covered $1672! In response to the expressed desires of many, we have pre- pared an unusual selection of upholstery materials. Thousands signs. Constantly were we on the lookout for pieces of unusual beauty for this event, and we have accumulated 500 of the choicest and most individual selections, in standard upholstery fabries that in years to come will prove worthy reminders of 590 pairs in fine, sheer quality. An $1.45 Pair ' assoriment of dots in various sizes, also figured. Self-ruffled with tia. backs to match. $125 Each - fheer mercerized French Case- ment Maraquesette in Soft Ecru Shade. finished with artificial Silk Bullion fringe. $3.75 Yard Beauti#ul new colors tn plain and igured effects, in short lengths. Many to match, lengths from I, to 3 Taupe and walnut shades. Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. yards. $ ().75 orice, sday, Furniture Day, Featuring $225 000 Poicaliail for $150,00 _ Davenport Table Regularly $16.00 A Jubilee value of extreme in- terest is this Table in antique mahogany finish, size 18x48 in. Extraordinary value at this low $0.23 mahogany. Telephone Stand and Bench Regularly $17.00 A handy piece of furniture in a very acceptable design, attrac- tively finished in antique brown $125 mahogany finish, Wal. Tea Wagon Regularly $19.75 Choice of antique walnut or drop style with removable glass tray and rubber-tired wheels. .of such quality. twin size, $19.75. Four Poster Bed Regularly $38.00 J $275 Combination walnut or mahogany with genuine mahogany panels. opportunity seldom offered in beds Full size, $22.75; $7.95 tique walnut. the finest weaves and de- n opportunity for securing Upholstery Plush Regularly $9.00 to $11.50 $4.85 Yard Excellent upholstering fabrics in figured mohair, 50 tpches wide. “Allee two-tone taupe and sunfast plush in taupe. Terry Cloth Regularly $1.25 to $1.35 65¢ Yard Heavy quality, reversible. soft finish in a wide range of new designs and color combinations. A favorite drap- ery material. Chintz Regularly 75 and 85c 45¢ Yard Attractive bright colora on light grounds, sultable for summer hang- ings. Also cotton taffeta in rich, dark shades. End Table | Regularly $5.00 This beautiful little Tdble of Italian design is finished in an- One of the most attractive values of this stupen- 4 Qt a a EIS SSIS OS ow - sy he Lan 4s * ad “ae > 43 ") ‘ +9 we % leaf ¥ - ” “~-* * % er “ei * * ws a ~*~ . e "She > > A» a> £ eX Cretonne Regularly 65¢ _ : 35¢ Yard 2 Domestic cretenne, also linenised prints in wide range of beautify! 4@- = signe and colors. 30 an ae Fy
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™ : « 2 Ong rea ace Tas "Tf Ps ee: Sa x - j hs Na : nas ee eee Te RT eee pi des i re * é 2 ia ; ° Ye ; : 3 . : > % as . 16. ST LOUIS POST-BDISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than. the morning and ofe other evening newspaper COMBINED APRIL - .. WEDNESD 11 = Se = oe == —= ——————— ee Se eee ae Te = : APRIft. 5, 19 ‘ * ¢ 9 ; Rate ¢ ® ¢ x 7S Se PT te . SD os haan ve « Sevan aes Pe ee ~ a tah yor 4 ‘ : > arte . es ioe en Ve cae eh ee ‘ ~ . * “« * E f A ern. Y ts & ‘a Was oF Re ees Phas. eons Lavin. Cs a aaa e s i We are offering extraord as Ww Hosiery values in four I —_ i) s ee: ae ° - Sey ee — Ih e > * - 7 Psat : ~ _ : 7 we : cot os F a es try ; Pe " hy ae si Ue oath 7 . : “e ms . aS d = _-" oe : ™ s ‘ale ae ¢ = oo ¥ . . ea Pa s : “yt Om: er . ® . es od tg a 4 a a i a. pe) x ek Pa Ee rn om Se a ee on a Ra Sale “Se tS So oy no en a a a i 7a iy é a 7 - Ss ae ~? ~ x ¢ Lo Ny SNe eee es Ms and Tnesday at the special Rol- hy iat Y, i gi x ; > ~ 2 oe a asks p°3 2 . 2 s sey : "2 lins eC ount er. of th e secon d f] nor. ; Pitae | gee es Bien. 4e , : ee Oe ee te § , "9 These Stockings are not seconds, hs = i? | fs HAR ee f We Ge cS te oe 4X They have no flaws. ‘They sre D ESDYS i fe. ) : > ee hl — YY first quality stockings. At the : -t ey tit ie or Sh 3 pee — a 9 end of the Diamond Jubilee they : 1) 4°34: GPa —_ Sere “ks go right baek to regular prices. AN GRRE A | \lte SRB A 7 ee Rollins Runstop Is The Rollins Runstop is a red |. stripe knit into the stocking at the point of greatest strain—at the knee. It positively stops all gafter rufis no matter how many runs the garter may start. It is the greatest improvement tn full- fashioned silk Hosiery im ten years. Rollins is the only full-fash jioned Silk Stocking with a red runstop at the knee. It ts fally protected by patents. We abso- ow Gee fo ae y | = utely guarantee that no garter we Sees , * F 28 Gt aes : . . we 2 = ** 3 e . x Sh” - ; . ¢ Ps aa + aie Sn 3 pus “~ ‘ x: x ¥ goa ~ + 253 Pi " Z Ne ataflggat se didi J ‘ * ¥ ie \ «A > in * d Cea gen ee Ee SMC ag A” Sebo Nhl et has: y AN i a Pen, Lae bia a ey eF te gee ae Tali gs mann aS Poe, ow, LL EERE I ERAS SPB TEA IIT te led Sch te bal - * ae Pe ° % ‘= 4 Lyne eae ge ee De Y . 16x 1¢ nen napsins to match. 44x54 inch eloth and six 3 — Seventy-five years ago the procession began, we see the background of an achievement, which at led by honest folks of other days who sought fair this time is being fittingly celebrated by the greatest dealings. Then followed their children and their carnival of buying opportunities in our city’s histo children’s children, in ever increasing numbers... .. Thousands are profiting by it. 7 Hemstitched 1 Huck Towels sf , 65c Each 4 Or $7.50 Doz. All linen Huck Towels with fancy border and mono- gram space. Hemstitehed ga 3 hems. Towels that would Iubi regulariy be $1.00 each. An fos , economy to order these | Towels by dozens. Fetugos Vanden Baimey “oe 3 in ——lUlUr _— ie eae « >
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WEDNESDA>. | : APRIL 15. inst. WEDNESD \¥ APRIL 15, 192.5 Sox Ae Ty 2 EE - ——— ~~ = re eae a o The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY: Circulation than BOTH other ev ¢ one ofthe feature the most important host en of St. Louis have quic verified our judgment. Th These Stockings are not seco! They have no flaws. They first quality stockings. At end of the Diamond Jubilee t Full-Fashioned @- Silk Stockings Specially priced as announcement in our 79. year's : otis . when we offered these exception- Specially priced, per pair ....-. t al stockings at our special Dia- Full-fashioned, pure-dyed, Japan thread Silk c ~ 4 ‘ A ‘ ‘ ¢ @ mond Jubilee prices. Che wom- One is a heavier service stocking with lisle top, sands of pairs were sold Monday and Tnesday at the special Rol- 3 lins counter of the second floor. Regularly $2.00 quality — Spectally co right back to regular prices. ~— —_ —. - ———e IAMOND JU We are offering extraordinary eae i, i” S Hosiery values in four lots of r “ Ah ln ‘ / A Style, beauty, econ ‘ tthe — we > P ‘ omy, and a posi- B « age et e* Rollins Runstop , &*"" = - (Patented) - Pp Me | *e PTT ate A\ the Diamond Jubilee Supply Your Spring N WE believed we were making Semi-Chiffon and Service Stockings eds Now > ‘y Regularly $1.50 and $1.75 qualily Stockings in two weights. One in semi-chiffon. kly toe and heel. Both have the patented Rollins ou- Runstop, assuring long wear. Sizes 81% to 19. All-Silk Chiffon ids. Ss Bas | eras eer ae are These “full-fashioned chiffon Stockings are QO the sheer, evenly knit and pure silk from top to ¢ hey toe. They have the patented Rollins Runstop ; and heels, soles and toes are reinforced on the inside with special lisle. Sizes 812 to 10. | What the New the greatest improvement in ful fashioned silk Hosiery in te years. . Rollins Runstop Is ae se oe rer ers The Rollins Runstop is a red These exceptionally heavy service Stockings stripe knit into the stocking at are made from 14 strands of pure Japan thread the point of greatest strain—at silk. They are pure-dved and full fashioned, the knee. It positively stops all and. thev have the patented Rollins Runstop._ greatest $3.95 Kaney damask and crash linen Luncheon Sets in gold, red, blue and _ lavender. 54x54 inch eloth and_ six 16x16-inch napkins to match. ri piece Set. Hemstitched Huck Towels 65c Each Or $7.50 Doz. All linen Huck Towels with fancy border and mono- cram space. Hemstitched hems. Towels that would regularly be $1.00 each. An economy to order these Towels by dozens. ree ee ee - Ss _— _ = ee - —— _ -——— + - a a Importations Selected for This Event WO vears ago in the great flax-producing centers of Europe plans were first mage for Linens for the Diamond Jubilee. In Ireland, Belgium and Czecho- Slovakia then on to the great finishing works in Ger- many, Austria, Italy and in Ireland. Noted linen houses with whom our business relations have continued un- broken during the long period of our history co-operated With us in order that most unusual values might be ae- complished for the Jubilee. But a few of the offerings are noted here. Linen Tablecloths Sale Price, $3.95 All linen damask Tablecloths in attractive floral designs. Size 6&x 68 inches. This is one of the outstanding features in the Diamond Jubilee sale of linens. The Tablecloths are an unusually good quality for the special price and a value that housewives should not overlook. Linen Shop—Second Floor. —_—_— oO = eeenatieliieeestae aa A A general favorite is this Thursday Candy Special 10 oz. box D5e Assorted hard and filled candies. Regularly bve the Lb. Candy Shop—First Floor. 88-Note Player Rolls Regularly 75c to $1.00, a 1 * »! Sy cL s of : /\) /, v\. Word and_ instrumental KZ : at eG & Player Rolls in a large and delightful assemblage. Each iy guaranteed against de- feets. A special Diamond Jubilee price, for Thursday only. Plaver Roll Shop-——Sixth Floor. The Well-Known VAN NESS Special Dandruff Massage, or Liquid Scalp Massage Choice G G by each Regularly $1.37 Those who are troubled with dandruff find im- mediate benefit from the use of Van Ness Special Dandruff Massage. Com- plete with rubber appli- cator. Diamond Jubilee Special Price, 99%e. Van Ness. Liquid Scalp Massage is a splendid daily tonie to effect a elean, healthful, well ecared-for head of hair. Complete with rub- ber applicator. Diamond Jubilee Special Price, We, For excessive dandruff or falling hair, a com- bination of the two treat- ments is advisable. Drug Shop—First Floor. a ~ —= EE eae a I { ti Fine Household Linens in the Jubilee ~~ Huck Towel 25c Each Firm quality Huck Towels sixty per cent linen. All white and neatly hemmed. Size 18x34 inches. Towels that men will like for shav- ing. Tablecloths and Napkins $14.75 Set Pure Irish linen, double damask Tablecloth and one dozen matching § napkins. Cloth 2x24 yards. Napkins 22x?” inches. A marvelous Set for this Diamond Jubile price, All-Linen Breakfast Sets $3.95 Colored Linen Sets of crash or damask in an attrac- tive weave, Cloth 54x54 inches. Napkins 16x16 inches. Gold, red, blue and lavender. An_ exceptional quality for the Jubilee. ) ' ss OS eS See Se ind S&S St. ESSER SESS ESAS SOS SIS SS IS SIS SIS IB SCO —_— x *s eo = Ps - > - eS a ee _——— CC - - > EE EE rt ¥ XY vi oe) «9 f By COUNT | April 1o.—The Franco-American 'expedition is partly turned from the intriguing ancient cit buried |; under the waves ney Djerba to | Prehistoric villages perched high on the ton of rugewed buttes in the. Curious “Land of Matmat.’ Here I ANGENT CAVES District in Tunis Apparently Was Once Center of Weapon Industry. "BYRON DE PROROK. 1n” hw * ' rife (* ‘ opvright el eee by New i ; ISLAND OF DIKRBA Tunis where the aboriginal Berbers were | driven by the invading Arabs cen-| +s . ‘ ’ Luries ago there is an excellent op- | portunity to Study primitive man. The Berbers, who still inhabit! i'this country, have in many re- ,spects conserved the usages of their prehistoric ancestors who! | first sought protection in theee | natural citadels. Though they have moved down into the valleys, they still live in caves, but instead |of cutting them out from the living | | rock they now dig them in the red- dish earth, which lends itself very | well to this simple form of archi-| tecture. While they are excellent hus- bandmen and obtain remarkable| crops from the inhospitable soil | with their primitive tools, they are | not yet far enough advanced to use| the shuttle in their weaving—all of | which, of course, is done by hand in the dark, narrow cellars they | ; i ’ call home. The older abandoned cave dwell- ings have yielded satisfactory re- i sults for the short time it was pos- | Sible to spend here, By merely scratching the fine dust which /covers the floors of these ancient | houses there was found a total of} 180 flint instruments, mostly ar-| rowheads. This district, it is be-| lieved, was once the center of an. arrow-making industry. These ob-| fects it is intended to turn over to Henry Fairfield Osborn, director ening newspapers COMBINED ARROWHEADS FOUND | of the Museum of Natural His-'§ i ' i i | tory, New York, for study The natives are unable to wun- derstand that there can be any in-| ! . terest in such stones, but when they saw it was meant to carry them off | they immediately showed that they were not as primitive as” they! |, seemed, for they wanted to be paid for these “family heirlooms.” i The caves, which in some cases | are difficult to reach, seem to be)! ledges. From the top story of |these primitive “skyscrapers"’ one 'enjoys a splendid panorama of sea, | | | | ; sky and olive trees. The French Governor of the dis- triet gave Count de Prorok a fine, collection of flints found here Woman Gets Oil Land lease. Ry the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, April 15.—A | lease of 445 acres in the Torchlight | | Dome oil field, Big Horn County, | Wyo., has been awarded by the In- | terior Department to Mrs. Flora C. | Schendel as a result of a competli- tive sale. Her offer of a $290 bo- nus was the highest received. The lease calls for a royalty to the Gov- ernment on a sliding scale from ;y 7 12% to 331-3 per cent on all oil | produced. re an —— — A ,on distinct levels connected by! ee — > UlfonBOS TO | * 7 ~ 2 x /t Magnificent New 20000 Tore CSteamstups. to your Vacationlands i\ HE thrill and joy of sailing time at Boston .....the flurry of “Good-Byes” as the gteat ship pulls out from her berth. .. . the famous land marks receding. ... . then the settling down to the sunshine and the bracing salt breezes... . and the companionship of those charming people with whom Cunard- Boston service has been popular—Since 1840, Send for Ulustrated booklet’ Te Furepe ty Wey af the Port af Neaten”’ or LOCAL AGENTS a U ban S HENRY A. WEIL m. O16-BI18 CLIVe ST Thursday—Our Semi- Annual Sale of at ] O% Discount Also our entire stock of Fine Hosiery and Buckles NOTHING RESERVED This great semi-annual sale offers without re- striction, our entire stock of beautiful I. MILLER SHOES. Included are many of the new | that have just been received; also our entire stock of Hosiery and Buckles at exactly ro% less than present market prices. +: | selection, better sachet for pouegedianne. tie svorks Sor lens thaasenmaaiaae salesman, if you know how to direct him, and he is many times more efficient. He never rests. He can reach millions of customers, in every part of the world simultaneously. — He speaks in all tongues. He is electrified in letters fifty feet high. From newspapers" and magazines, letters and circulars, posters and s1 | and motion _picy tures, displaysand exhibits, through speeches and hy Le brosdcasts hi message. And when his voice rings true he can’ a corner store into a world institution. This Supersalesman is—ADVERTISING. Meet him at the TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL CONVENTION (the 21st Birthday Party) of the ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLUBS of the WORLD Houston, Texas, May 9 to 14 Greet there thousands of business people to whom his methods have brought Sepersales. I interesting ways his methods will be revealed. In Houston, you will find an ideal setting for a convention Thee ol be not only ing general sessions, but depart- of achsewement. You will return home with the knowledge menta! sesstans dewoted to epecsalimed belds of ad Sohne ee and selling. There will be a big international exhibit your inte advertising. of 42 Steamahtp (Limes) The coupon below will tell you more of Supersales and of Texas. Clip It at Once Associated Advertising Clubs, 383 Madison Ave., New York. I am interested in the great world advertising Houston beginning May 9. Send me tran as to special "te eal “Pagar etn. adeaoe Oe Re RE Address seeaadee eee Te ee ee. City and State . 0 eee OOS OOF O44 OOF OOOO STOR eS * ee eee eee oon ee 2 ee Huser . see ee ee TT A convention in GO! IT WILL PAY--HOUSTON IN MAY! - ee em RRR ae eter eae _ ee st totis Post-oisbarth 17" : * °° oe ere © ee ee Oe ee Ree eS Or © 8 8 Ow eee ee eee ee ee + ee ee eee ee ee Oe ee ee ee bait a ad —_— _— o-—- - a — ores «& -— —— >
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\ ne s nes ght eee o cae a aS oF . ~ ecg . : Le MRT Ry OR IR NS gy tlt. ov , ete BrP DAL Rati 0 hl iene ae ae WAR pee SAC nda na cee ae = YER Taahoa Anr Distr ? A* oO: ney A. ba —_ - fi rat time in the oneervance of the PRI a i* swt . . . - ata sé 7 w~A 2 rv the " Ta? o« \I a. qreamea 4 “a ti — : nt . . ee te Jai ae PISPAIGA v 18 ST: Pos’ we ta oe Juily | $?-DiSi ale — = a —— irs anniversary Iincoin’s death, nel —— ee ee > ree tone has MORE CITY Ctrculatton than the morning and one other evening eee COMBINED APRIL 15, Af bs Vv EDNESDAY \PRIL ll 192. Ce | farewell address at the Wabash freight depot by Harlington Wood an attorney of approximately the same stature of Lincoln. A parade to the Lincoln home was made by; the Fife and Drum corps of the Boy Scouts and a wreath placed on the tomb of Lincoln by two men area Ola 3 i ke iera ‘ i ceo: 2 gee - re ° me i) nher Hnwever (sartn ann mas Years azo A feat ire of the observ- ” . _ + ot “7 , a4 " P ; ' ~ neighbor, had comn Fes , . ae tte DP aturn » Gear ta Lattio Roe ance was the repetition of Lincoln's igier ended the ceremonies. ehe ’ reste ; W her james Ea i (5ra l . ; ye tried st in i. OCH : : ; ~ ;\ ; ? ; s cal Sid , Ale} visite lia mi "8 A e B IIs ( harging rr) ’ f . : Re ; i — $$$ © nis ! a fou “ , . Fra *\A- rm ¥ we ov 7s er in ‘ J , , 4x _ aad rs ; ; - er Hia el was ' S@i1 . o 1 se ; j OR ADLER COLLEGIAN CLOTHES another. He | heen dead se eapta? te the Post-Dispatch WE ARE HEADQUARTERS F eval davs and neighbors said they APE GIRARDEAUL, Mo. AT is : pen } i sin “eb i . 244 not seen mm since } ] — service men ar: ; cearching for caren rab the , S ru ADVERTISEMENT ten persons of Southeastern }@ OMmart. =e | Missourt, indicted here by ailll C r ' Ra = i Federal grand jury, charged wit a nappy: defrauding insurance companies of; |% ! ‘housands of dollars on epurious ; ( olorful: siaima for mitiries enorted s1 4 | S fered in automobile accidents, out actually due to an injection of a | eerum similar to turpentine in ics | AD effects rene curmern ence © COLLEGIAN erty ~ - of Doniphan, Ripley yccrured peterany CLOTHES EAUTIFUL new fabrics in the ; f 4 bd ha * ? - . , a , — >» NET ree LAS a ee > 7 er me | lighter colorings, fog grays, aaaie: ces | e sandstones, beige. They're the Vehare e3 are are t ieve | shades that are wanted this Spring. ee res “Waller, Olean | [Hf And we have plenty of them. The re cagladeinne ET ee f assortment is so complete that your = ra an i ; . “ | reach and Carl | model and the colorings you want are ab nsurance companies || surely here. At these prices, they are “3 et - shey are allered to have at f wonderful buys. me fe ~ # ; é : ea | ie oe LY i . a zr \ ee ee ay eurance ( and Automobile Suits, $35 to $65 , e& e Sis : : " ™ ee Se ner vie ts held in St. Louis. | [ff Top Coats, $25 to $35 = a + . ae ow - hor iblespoonful of : hers 7 — > ‘nm 4 - ~~; : ’ : - > a> @* . 4 = ?? pertedct action nA r" e : , . : . : , + ‘ , - ed a oie i - . - neal, it acts 1B were ording to ° me | Washington at Eighth ; > ; : : ¥ > mer pacts r ‘ , ~~ . : hare . _ , nominal charge, per pack: = Two e alleged members : -hmitz & Shroder Ad, It's Tr , 3 a ie a I# You See It in a Schmitz & Shroder _ It's True > ee ' TY ioe ° a > in ig ‘ ; . . Sag a ~ ~_ > 2 ° i? s we rt . e 7: Pali livia ,¢ : 7? -, . : T afte 4 " " ™ s 7 far ’ - fr’ .. _ . s. - 4 : aa iz - " a TULSA 'z ia 13 > 19 4 lie On rm) °e ane hol | county ‘ ’ 7 , -it? EAGLE STAMPS eencers samediately after the il WE GIVE AND REDEEM -. oe eeeniiaaet fense ac re? ‘he J . arrce af murder tm ti st degree was insanity. rh, flict was reported to have For Littie Girls and Older Sisters reached ett the thine Seinen T. were faken iast night. New Confirmation Frocks ec Purd the jury -+4i implici Reductions } gcyreseed the opinion that he was of Fitting Simplicity Sega a Racqert en's high-grade neckband | rhe instructionset Seurt Priced From attached strie percale Shirts ~} ison , mw of the Court variety of smart new pattems: pro’ it he be acquitted if i perfect, stzes 14 to 17: vanes ae cane at the time of the to $2.00: special adjuc=* . hatin Soft and ify and of charming _ . re ero a im tha simplicity are these adorabie pure T e Was a irge croe white Dresses. Thev comein straight — - ~ the verdict was beltless styles for the little girls and : Reel immediate! with gashes and belts in the larger ann PF Mares SECT EER@™GgS sizes Very fine voles. crepe de was § adel } f ,da : ; chine and fluffy Georgettes are the i aid ; materials delicntely trimmed with shook t ind Am ara | laces and ribbon, al! in purest white hit White voile with scalloped rows ae neon’ the: longest trial! of lace in front: has white gcros- $ > * grain ribben for sash and quaint of ite kind my experience = $2.95 and $5.95. Crepe de Chine trimmed in very simple fashien from silk lace frille on waist and skirt. There is a satir sash. $8 95. Jersey ribbed checked Girls’ Wash Frocks. $1.49 oe: eee ee styles: sites 34 They are in smart atyies checked eS , oe ginghams. chambrays with white and > ; ontrasting trims and embroidery Cc : -_w , 2 ry Yh’ af - { a - . «* - . .* — $1.00 10a RANSAS CITY, Mo., April 15.~+| er- Ss er mS } { giganti railroad consolidation, | fudge W. B. Williams said. “I am | giad it is over” | WABASH AND KATY SAID TO FIGURE IN BIG MERGER PLAN. ; Proposed Consolidation Would | ' Sizes 6 to 14 "Reach Prom Galf to Atlantic Seaboard. $3 Lace Curtains * : . » would awarf in magnitude aus S : ~ vet ax § 98 Sa le spender ekirts: white or @ and portance the spectacular wide. 2' yards ae . a or an iit form a system | sirable fabrics: bives, graym gerines. ‘ades. thistle blooms, etc... with bold Z a ‘ ‘ gulf nor’s the Atlantic scaboard, 18 sa 0 | patterns: at. a yard... WE be the plan behind the initial steps $i 39 C de Bee taken last week to bring about the ' repe $2.00 Filet Net ‘ ur tains: = yards fong: pair $1.50 Marauisette Ruffled Curtains: 4 arcs 1 ey long . pair $1.°3 Hemstiteh- mercer of the Kansas City South- Full range of all the new ern and the Missouri-Kansas-Texas est Spring shades in 4 inch all-silk Crepe de , _——— 2 ae Chines. » & e inforn : carters understand | ‘? Fed Ruffled “rim. ane s ‘ ad | ers und t d - ating Ce i ij¢- é4§|; a aii + ’ » « : ae > Ceandion Canceiat Wears Roane. oo? Press oon \ AY ———— H “CORNS” Lift Off-No Pain! Hop ng BOYS’ HIGH AND LOW LOW SHOES best Values in town at this iow price All new — hy BONS’ sis is tyles igh tt tams, mahogany and piaim ieatbers a ~~ 69 ‘ aivues La |) t C eather soies. a i sizes at $2.96 and.. WITH DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS peta OATMEAL PAPERS “‘Iron-Clad Gloves” — Extra heavy fu “at canvas (,i0 Ves imit ) japanned ’ith jleather estrep handles. clasps and partition for racuum bottie ' _ NEW ‘SPRING V WALL PAPERS ‘ ~ suitable for every room in t! - 3C and C Per rr Ail Papers sold eniy with berders or bands at these prices. We will give free of charge «a two-round bac of rcoild- — Paste with each roem ef Wall Paper amounting ' 030 er ever. Come eartr. $2. 00 NAIRNS’ INLAID INOLEUM 41> al offer of Nairns’ high-grade genuine Iniaid Li pPurn: beautiful patterns; ct fr I CMATR VOR. «0066006 eb Ww dhe ne 06sec ek 4k owen ee eee es eee :gtron b ur ap-beck C Mill specta uare yar and Nairns buriap- back Cork ine - eum P ix: "no paper back site %9xi? rregulars " 15¢ Floorcovering Pro-Line and Cer- g $22 LINOLEUM RUGS—9x12 2 34 y Large se'ection of various makes fe t-bdase $ Rugs. size 9x12; seconds tainteed fa’ *.hase $18 Felt-Base Rugs ’ —— . tee Flioorcovering “ut Sines Sart one bit! Drop a little Fone roll _ *rant . . a on an aching eorn. in patterns; sq. yard : ‘Nat corn stops hurting, thes you lLaft it right eff with +s te *“"Sgg et selie a2 tiny bettie ne for-w few cents, suf- remove every bard corsa, r corn between the toes, ‘ot calluses, without gore fTitationg. > The POST- DISPATCH i@ the only St. Louls evening Gas. sewsepaper giving Associated Press sews service the 7 er reach Re me orf re the time Maperiey a wage: e from Ene With the rallread bore, is one-half}. Deets ——- = s —ee ee - a on — , -—_— —— ’ d } : ! 7 —E . ? ; ss ; 7 po oan _— en es =e
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 15, 1925. saned . Cleaned and Pressed MOSKOS Phone Nearest Branch a ve, Men’s Suits $ nl if t} ——Ladies’ Exceptionally good qual- ity pure silk and fiber twist; medium weight. mercerized lisle tops: ankle-clinging feature: all perfect: Pizes Sle to 10 In black and pop. ular Spring colors. Spe- 69c SHIRT GLE STAMPS Sisters Frocks slicity ed From fluffy and of charming @re these adorabie pure * Thev cometin atraight es for the little girls and and belts in the larger y fine voles. crepe de fluffy Georgettes are the felicately trimmed with bbhon, al! in purest white. le with scalloped rows front: has white gcros- to $2.00: aepecial —__= GLE STAMPS Silk Hose Reductions Mens high-grade neckband or eco}. lar-attached style percale Shirts in aA variety of smart new patterns All perfect: sizes 14 to 17: values ie n for sash and quaint and £5.95. 1 Chine trimmed in ple fashion from silk ie on waist and skirt. a satin sash. $8 95. sh Frocks, $1.49 ' and $2.96 in smart aetyles: checked hambrays with white and trims and embroidery 4. ’ Suits Suits Jersey ribbed: open or closed styles; sizes 36 to 44; spectal ' 39c 2r-Easter Black Brown Wood Sand Henna Full range of al) the new- est Spring shades in 40- inch all-silk Crepe de Chines; at. a EES | t 5 Hat Rory Scout suitings: also 3 rons Ss used for girls’ outing middies. knickers. skirts. E MONEY Extra especial. yard..... lly draped effects in lis, off face and brim of hair braid and eilk hations with flowers, or ornament trims. slar $4 Value 19 EE jwWINDOW Finest mercerized nat- ural tan cotton Pongee: for dresses and drapes: full bolts: vard 40c TERRY CLOTH 29c GINGHAMS patterns; for aprons. dresses and childrens wear. etter tunnel will bring a supply of | Mountain water into Denver and |! Naste 1} (‘4 orada. Canadian Canoeist Nears Rome. By the Associated Prees GENOA ltaly April lo. Hoping “TORNS” | Lift Off-No Pain! C f- a pee burt one bit! Drop a little atl that on an aching corn, in- . corn stops hurting, then vd you lift it right off with Your wer “Pp, druggist SCiis @ tiny bottle ‘ one for a f¢ Ww cents, suf- rt seg remove every hard corn, "h, or corn between the toes, the foot Ca ‘uses, without sore- irritation. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has cd !itin—esi[~«©,:,. o. a > Tals d ad : ‘ . : ¢ gy Vea! ‘xperien: (Signed ef a 8 as water. Nourishin so banishe 1S the collateral. with Energine —the pertect dry oe ce se oxi _fiatus p+ experience igned) | >. Eg tg ‘ te ee , —_ hes deaner—will spruce up your hat wes ager ? 1° , rr ~ “T prescr neal Adlerika with higniy sar wy mimics . prome 9 aan grow ? Se cleanses and make it look brand new. lthe howels of matter which ee resets : ‘Signed ) Dr. A. C. C.| the sealp. It is a real tonie which feeds and TONIC " the system a long time and : at aa” Boe nourishes the hai rv it today! ' ril a Get a can and try it. Only 35c ss effective means have “beet aj fh cant met along without Adlerike ourishes the hair. Try it today! You will . at d g lislodge ie fe often aatomie rn a) Dr Ww. H. Bernhar find it the best hair preparation you have | your store. i ot af peep ie ‘ us ert (a user f iler = ‘ ai ) urety Oa n rl Q noun’ 0 matte Adlerti ths on ‘After taking Adierika ae wy ever used. $1.25 per bottle, leading dealers | ad move at ee lo ter than for 20 veare Haven's lane wh ; . ; tural moventent eometimes , ‘vent ‘ancuage evervwhere, including Enderle Drug ( 0 met on fF ; O express the impurities elimin 7 . os ’ ‘ : unsus pect d qua ‘ x. + aeienanen = , " s ‘}; mm” "s \e i “a a f i a a y | a | HW ; { NB a | © * 8 we _ Cd Pe —— -08 hington Av.—Thru to S GAR REsToReR) wor AOVE || “parce sas | NOUS MEE C8 7.90 av ashington Av.—Thru to Sixth St, A REDUCTION SALE OF FINE PATTERN HATS FEATURED IN AN UN- USUAL SALE OF French Room Hats 1Q..85 Ever so often we readjust our French Room stocks .... for tomorrow we have. grouped 100 exquisite model Hats from fa- mous Ateliers to be sold at far below regular price. Only a limited selection. .come early. KLINE'S—Second Floor. St. portunity. The Most Remarkable Values of the Season Unusual savings in Spring Coats await thrifty shoppers in our ment Store. Imagine! weight Coats in the newest modes —_fur-banded if you want them— at this remarkably low price. The styles are exceptional! ings irresistible! Truly a rare op- The sav- All Sizes Newest Materials, Styles, Colors KLIN E ’S—Basement. Astonishing Savings in Light- : Oe ee Ly. ee ee ¥ #2 alge Iaea ee eaten eee paste: ee ee 2 es -—S— <= « / oe ede . * 4 2% « oe ee ae eee ee ee ee www eee ——
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WIPE Rie tale dee ete rhc 1 RE eA MR al ES ABN Pda Sante a ; ‘ i- z : ¢ ! % ps a: ? - . DER ME en IS ee —_ ae Pe - RT tt, MAR. ae “4 Dee rr " La MO pete a ————— — —_ —EE - —— = : ; z vane ibs ” th . . . . ; a Dieas p : 7 P te 7 ee Te o = es, Ce ee ; or A be a ealinact 2 are eh ens OF ' ~ y: ne LS ae 2 WS gry 2 j RIS a Ay Fs > : r a Sa eg AES IS AR tea ath SRC ee RA or CPR RRR Be Sg ena OT , . es i : Sane Sey eeeres, cs ae oa, a oe me i “ vey . ? ¢ . i, Aish +e aby : as . ‘ ; ee eee rat wae ee ~ * . ete a AAT Re RE EG Se oT, $ Ths oh és : P oi 6) SE ee ee vee : Pree Fan eget ey F . Ph dO oe Rh Mh Any Pee gee fe RT oe wie a 8 ial Siete (i I rs i 4 . tes f. . Ne ae ‘ . : 5 re bs ats , 3 re g sents ? - on af _—— ’ . iA os is ight F ener fqs ee ce = We ; > sine iad tas Be: Aiea a. ee * $a At ae 4 : ‘ 1 © he oe rey: ? ; e 4 Bie SF sale wea eb Ale . et bee Pere MIAN Fp Ne TEE AOR ODL APPEE Ste» 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cenaneenaneieaninns fa: kK deciar ‘ed, Be place t) e Presi- ee oo not servants of the President “§ ; #B : eae ERs enr eent- dent in a straight-jacket"’ by en-/Senator declared, but are represe™ croaching upon his prerogative (to /atives of the peop: -~ ~ ee niroller-Wen- emove Government officeholders. ice & VO. s 21 ior c. ? There are 860,000 such emploves 41 McCar! . came under « : ¥ 7 SET} - and the President, he argued ss 1 during ear ne! : should be unhampered in his right ator Pepper defended the law un- 7 . “ bd > 7 Ty -{(; en er tc remove any or all of them er which the ¢ prrou al an . " . i 2 ~¥} ert to removai oniyv 8eck held it essentia:, in he sub; : . : - . . ce y) la Sali ive ‘,enera Soticitor-General Arg rues That proper administration of the Gov- .reé@ss, Liat ‘ res nde ed “the interfere? : :4 —— 14 WH ive Wid . President be un- yitsigee . . Maas T} mou, j dae } Yo +. (ler resident ~ wea hé restrained by Congress in exe! ising a ¢ mr ’ - ‘ ' + a Power of Removal. right. If deprived of it, he con- ati , ; - . } en .* . - - Ian, = ” ended, the work of the President > : 5 ] VI o¢ ? ~ r-(,en would be so impaired and be made =~. . ed i UW ess € the Aseociated Press so ineffe = \ wou e weil a . . a . ° . { a. was mages }- iVASHINGTON, D. C.. Al clos e White House 1. a ' © | res 1eNn ne ° . ’ *s i‘ rawii fr / ( ‘ € nz eX Udi ; | bran h of the ¢ wer Ney Te re e pre S uinst ; Supreme ‘ hv =O , © — . Cress ~ declaring ee 08 ‘rhe $150,000 TO BE SOUGHT FOR } = whit ie | sid ~ rht Mid > = : NEW CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL . am > mw i roc en , S| rgie was vee he Pre May 4 Under Direction of Paul ‘ ': ~ . : a Sa! i’ = bh Hetw J W it gp nted the Pres position sisl r ex , for a drive for $159 posed the S hroug - p . hristian Hos en 1’ i i S rhe € Newstead avenues ? . } > “4 . . car «% I ' ‘ Ps rk at his nev =] t ce creating office e. s Mor vy nis " pa 3 mnoctrmaster at Portland Ore S hing conditions ur rw T ’ was ee) ad ; hs . ~~ : . . ‘ ' “wa tliexcs ‘ shot he fill j ma at e Tr ~ omm » 7% ' — ; +} . _ 9 ¥ ited « LPO TS mae, ? x c - AAC a ¢ a . * ’ ~ ; . : , § - ' ) . ’ lust in time for Easter! \ purchase allows us to offer these espe- : y cially attractive dresses at this verv ' of spring dresses at this pricin A ° , - see I Sp { Sis \ $15 5 a Ws + OR * > ‘ oe V or Vv, Line: fer over A’ remarkable pr Dresses that hav * ae BEDELL Clearance of 150 Flannel and Twill Values Up to $29.75 ; » ’ ) © — ° . ° . ee ry i? ; ee e . ef , ’ *. . rs .? » * .4 (iia : . : DRESS SATLON A= ES —eegememe re A NE I ee eh we — SECOND FLOOR The a POST- pints {7CH alone has MORE C€ ¢7¥ Circulation than the morning and one other e —=EE A secon re | meeting of che | pactt v of 149 beds, and wil! be non- or ommittee will be held at Christian | sectarian. July 1 has been set ‘or Hospital next Monday evening. New ;the formal opening of the institu- Christian Hospital will have a za-j;tion ~ SLEEP IN COMFORT ly the well sleep in comfort. need help to throw off the! rous, If you are nerv worn out, can't sleep, have that unrested feeling when you get up in the morning, you are on the downward path: All these indicate some organic weakness. The kidneys and blad- der undoubtedly irritable, poisons which are causing your trouble. Drink lots of water and take Gold Medal haar- lem oil capsules (the original and genuine), the world famous di- uretic stimulant. In sealed boxes, fully guaranteed. t HAARLEM OIL V4 CAPSULES Look for the name Gold Medal on the blue and gold box. Accept no substitute All first-class druggists, 35c, 75, $1.50 LU YTIES’ “99” QUICKLY BREAKS UP COLDS, GR Teo get the best result« take at eece “LUYTIES’ NINETY-NINE” at the very beginning of @ cold, aneese, chill or shiver. “99” is different frem other rem- edies. Its remarkable action does net depend upen dangereus or nau- seating drua*. Fasily taken and handy to carry. Harmies 2 oe ah ti ee ge his th Mgpateceaeie nets Rat Me tee 43 pe =: Pe ari
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Ee te Mester FOE ES tT Dee he Bere fe PR: ge as a as > os aa ¥ * Ia Pe ee Re ee cP we WEDNESDAY, . a. NESDAY, | . = This model comes in the full size, with solid-post construction and is very durable. They have open cushion top, large hatbox, shoebox, laundry bag and locking bar. The body is of three-ply construction; bound with sturdy fiber. The trimmings are cold rolled steel, brass plated. | (Fourth Floor.) -_For Stout Women ‘Spring Coats | | Very aa Special | | Hundreds of lovely new Spring | Sizes 39 to 56 .™ . . | Coats: extra fine quality—every new | it you (71 planning | | stvle color and material. Must be seen | } ' - , e - “ d | ; ~, \ Vi . FI \\ Beadea | to be rh eri St great deal | & rd ) Canto | more than $15. ome and see. et a anne oor. \\\ ome pe aaa. SR ea Ree es 28 . Polaire Sport Coat, $15.00 telling of the number of arrests ‘at the stop,sign. The crowd evi- 'dently did not like his delivery and the tension was soon relieved by howls and boohs. Morse lost his ,; teruper. | Names Citizens. “Why, five of your own citizens ‘were arrested there in one after- noon!” he shouted. “Read the names! Prove it!” “Vincent McQuillan,’ Morse read, ‘was the first one, and’—— here was a crash in the back | of the hall. A large man of mid- | dle age pushed through the crowd, knocking over a chair. It was Me. (Juillan, himeself “You're wrong! You can’t prove iit! I'l! get affidrvits to prove vou're wrong!" he shouted. “You're gillv! I can prove it! ‘The car had your license number on itt” McQuillan wanted to continue ithe argyment, but his voice was /drownéd put in the din of “Read the other names!”’ | Morse read a name. “Wrong again!’’ shouted Edward | prrecy one of fhe town trustees. | '“That man doesn't Know how to | | | Morse tried another. : aS . | “Wrong again!” clamored W. A i wf , | Withrow, chairman of the -board , of trustees “That man doesn't | 'oWn an auto!” | Shakes Finger in Face. Smith, pale with aneer, ran to | | Morse and began shaking his fin- | ‘ger in his face. Morse shook his | ‘finger in Smith's face. In silent | (unison each angry man shook his 'finger in the other's face. Charles Meyer. another trustee, | quieted things down. Meyer is. ‘quiet, taciturn,. commands a great |deal of respect among his neigh- | bors, and for 20 years has been the ' peacemaker in Brentwood But the peace, itn this case, was short lived. Jess L. Harnage, the town attorney, entered the verbal! fray by calling the Auto Club of- ficials “fronters.” He also said they showed poor taste in attempt- ing to dictate to Brentwood. “Any man who says we're front- | ers is a Har,’ Morse snapped. “Why didn’t you tell me all these | things Friday, when I talked to, you?” Withrow asked. “I never saw you Friday.” “You did: for an hour.” “You're absolutely mistaken.” “It was I who saw vou, With- row,’ j | i ' | i } i ; , } i ee ordinary purchase the sale price ona rs azure mr oa | ° e m | : would be a great deal more than yet gE sal ee ? ae 95c! Share in these great sav- ure-ap backs, — Se ings and come early for best ‘ane penal Spciad * selection. is included! - c . a New Trimmings 25c me Up An unending assortment of new Springtime Mil- linery Trimmings including the season's smartest nov- elties. ———— ' i i 2 => ee. : y Fj x Se os ee j : & wa: “a bas * ‘ é aS > } a Bo : - * S rs x I its iy SL A r\) If the shape and trimmings are purchased in this sale. (Untrimmed Hat Shop—Ffirst Flog.)
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ek A! A: a es 7 — . ‘ - 7 ane rata ps ig Aa Sn * Re ee Pee Se it ea bo te Ge > - ied Mee ee ee Sa eee oe eS. | epee ee ees “0 ‘. 9 ~“ erm ace de i Be Aaa as ie: Fe a Ee pc el ies ae ae at + ° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ eS. PS e teow Roe Bia oi PT ee ee . “ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has mURE CITY Circulatrore oitih tne mtortemeg wera one other evening Prscatincnentie! ae Tl tener | a. cant RIT AMER RES IE FD WOE RIE eee ow we ot ee ag TERS Oe SP Ee Ce a | ian Se oe aie newspa per SOMBLI, L D “EL: ox ee t ae, pe Los | Fhe ~ eg 2a * ee : . . oterer ts, F. “I whe At5> ste i - i ee = pe eS . “i e - cae: as ahaa: etm # - ne — ; d erence: Ae SO ured tines Sse : - : * 4 i Editorial Page - + . a 7 . : ; 2 Sp a Se iba Sa SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 12 & 13 nin ee a: Daily Cartoon : 4 4 : | ’ ~ . a a = Be =e - = = = i We Are Now Demonstrating the Popular | (,. B. Borsalino Hats = | 1 Treo Girdl ) eat | PART FWO = i‘ ot Ke es Wide $Q 50 a ' = ‘. . sd — —— - ~ ( 7 @ Miss Helen Thaxter is now in our Corset Section to Choice. . — . 3 | BS show you how remarkably Treo Girdles meet individual : me it} ) if ; - —————— re oe ot ss @€ The Spring season's newest styles and e« “a id | | ee i figure requirements; various new models with features . Py . ¢ . : seg skh Ree maseRaiaS . TItalv’s formost maker of qualit “olorings ff : a we should like you to see, Thira Fleer We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $200 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise eer wan sality Hats for same | | ea ; . Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West — q | ai — ee — : a nmr — se ‘ | io — . ee ¥ | | a I ces, Z , | S - ; = s ~ . . . ° a BA H Thursday Should Find Many Women and Misses Supplying All Wardrobe Needs While We Are Offering Such | 4 4% ; 3 Le ; ; ; | ~ MARX DECLARES: i | Y nN Y Y : iq = Republican Candidate for fh A —the Newest, Fashion-Approved Garments at Savings That Are Both Timely and Highly Unusual German Presidency Says’ . * h . N z Nation Must Abandon Ail . | Silkk Frocks Smart Coats ewDresses Spring Coats Thought of Revenge. Executive. bi | a ) so ' * —Special Val —Unusual Val i , a ue at —Extreme Value at nusu alue at He | 1 Speci | Special Value at “PERIL IN ELECTION. HINT OF a $ { { $32 SQA ¢ : __ OF HINDENBURG”) POLITICAL bt | 5 aS Sectete ry Fin o | 5 2 Says Victory of Field ri +3 Charminglv styled Spring Crepe-lined Coats, of fashion- A choiee of davtime, dinner Marshal Would Arouse id Dresses—with the newest able styling: splendidly tat- and danee Frocks that will An unusual collection of the World Against Ger | top ay ia lines and various approved lored of twills or wociens; trulv delight: d§inty lace nidin, semi-dressy and fur- see mt mo trimming—all Frocks taken bands of Summer fur, silk trimmings, beaded and. trimmed Coats—of handsome many. | “ey ‘ ca jj from our recular assortments stitchings . and embroidery, embroidered models, are silks, twills and woolens; * | ie: and offering wide choice of are the trimmings which add prominent, and the new light every Coat is fullv lined with | Special Cable to the Post-Dispat | Mayor Kiel's 12 ea silhouettes, eolors and silks; to the smartness of these shades are most favored: crepe and splendidly tailored and New York World. protrad 2 hg HF sizes 34 to 44. - Coats; sizes 14 to 44. \\ sizes 34 to 44. throughout; sizes 14 to 44. oeeenieh! 1225, tr ee ten Wore” | net given by the Be ry urd Post-Dispatch.) | at Hotel Chase |} qi 3 El] | BERLIN. April ¥5.—Germany's throggh the web. eae ; > nres jand even internat Hf egant Costumes Handsome Ensembles frost vvesentnt battle began in | 274 man snverna ‘ i bearnes' with a speeeh by Dr. Wil- | +», political ende yi a : Off . ° - ‘ im Marx at Koenigsberg. in Oo * —Offered in the Costume Salon —Coats of Twi : | a es Fie | lls and Frocks of Silk - whi. h the Repuhilcan candidate, banquet hall to hi . * : ifrankivy told ‘his hearers that Cf oe + ang OE . | represent ’ ew willie Hi Unusual pthey wished to undo ali they have | citys sadintertal an ~~ alld IP t ‘ ” P ; > we Lt Yr r > r1iic r t Aat- . it : Atin-Str? ok 1 ffect in - 4 . + ~ vi od . ~ So Four te Pc » i to-40 inches wide. ors; imperfect $2.98 grade. terns;. 39 inches wide. . self-c ie vata oe ‘ want to make modest investments in smart, riceal Ee tne re-erect the: 655 pemt- ow for ever 2] lor? all r patterns: 4 ; , . a m based on the power of | @isgufsed emotio inches wide. clothing. They are stvled authentically either | e few. Dr. Marx said: “We are a | Surface, said that . . Enolish or conservative lines—and tailored by ex e isarmed people and can easily be- | '™E up his inter $2.98 Bengaline $2.50 Printed Rhama $2.50 Charmeuse $2.48 Spiral to insure long wear. The woolens were selected Wi leome the football of foreign Pow- | progress nor in ae eat Sa : a i tall Wk : . ira Cr "et , eae "a ; ai ets. (hur national honer 4 | of 1924 will Tr 3 a Pop i] r - a re | foes a na " wool f lustrous finish: in white | _ ie eae st emia ‘ata i a view to satisivi ng widely varied tastes—and -_ how ever. demand wenn Beg hey | primary eal vo maa Gor ee re Sosa inelaatg ee nasi : . is ag pat- og many colors; satin-faced.: + ll steele tal from dark colers to the light shades of tan, lave ds rselves into the idea that we are | Spencer's term ex — , pms pekies ' many colors: 39 inches wide. | brown, blue and gray. There is a diversity of strap peesessors of power which is not | ‘hat Kiel will a $2 50 S t Stri 2 Si k mixtures and ——_ | “Tt is ridienlous to tnd in th - maternal ptris . Dillagi e008 induige in the ports Stripes $2.50 Silk Broadcloth pasa samme $2.98 Taffeta $2.98 Satin Crepe rattling of arms that we do not ‘he retiring. Mayor . cofors that will wash; a favored Summer weare— tn effactive niaia@s ana lee eatin sla fie rt - ee : , possess. and therefore foolish to} **™#er Packard | ideal for Summer frocks; in white and colors with con- stripes—new for Prt nae. a ae an ‘ sient lacs ss | | This is an opportunity for men of all builds— om with big words hehing which hy his friends wh inches wide trasting stripes; tub-fast. fon finish. wide: in smart rae : * a 4 | } + Ba are bs ni Ee ae and young men! ee a ae rd ap vr and pee a bh | Ct a e your selection Thursday. —. , ee ey o~ was : ee Picion and distrust abroad. Noth- | *t#@ee Im the hang $2.50 Radium Silk $2.98 Crepe de Chine $2.50 Gros de Londre $2.98 Crepe de Chine | | | a ing can be more false or inju-| Presentation epee + eB eS cod Ste ae EEE | 1 Tieus in Germany's present situa. | E4ward J. Hidder ite ee ee =o —in flat weave—several of the n plain and changeable .« cis eR ae 7 = = a Tlen than empty pathos and bic | M6. whe was app e. oe number of favored plain col- most fashionab! 2h . a ; . , Spe s and staple colors; 39 me: Eesturee the ‘ 2 ; S é I G f T b sce gre past Tempteemee : rl ‘ 4 aad me nadie shades: 45 r=’ 36 inches wide: t rignt and 40 inion « , . a oad yo eon a re new owner | te 4 ecia rou re} u = 6 i ft : sGe@. 1esS rice, finish . desl pe at Dp ng .~ ste - a ° far eriand must ona. announced io p p Third Floor O O S or Yl i upled with wisdom and our noes Was neo | one Sil Sli i ia lp gn polecy must therefore re- bow obdience to t req k p | a ain one of understanding with | ™andast™—"Thou cee ] ] S ; 28 to 32 15 &S r former opponents. Politics ts Kiel Expresses a , | You Will Want to Select From These | ters: . * above a! a matter of reason, and| Kiel expressed 14 : $2.98 and $3.45 Values Have Favorite Kodak ~ | as pte ee... ““° e . - : at und edges. colors most wanted for Spring cos- sette Shirts. nde Sr ~ eae - ie af | ‘ rate | tary of the _Par. Of pothics. aay | a : Soba opportunity by winch : . Z PeeRary Union + y ome ane of an opposit | | vou should surely profit. | { S lk di ted No» - | For Fords For Chevrolets | 74 Men's Sl 1es ims trate toto | My Paiute } "7 and 20-inch length Bloom Mode Cowers Carpets . , here Way "7 wo bg | the ‘Chamber of TedteeR. tet ie. — Cnege | $1.25 $1.79 es ae LUters. Carpets. Children’s 50c to 75c Socks ~ intend of, eee ers of servieeabdie triceoiette: | td ‘ 2-Pase Coupe. "23-24. $3.95 $2.50 ’ ' Offered ) of Congressman Theo- | (>at the Mayers pict edging at kn - _ | ae Seats “24. ps SE $7 : $3.95 ®. Pax Coane ne reer oon - aney top, anee length Soeks iy black ; e® Special E Ry ran of (tb te chairmaas r Rad aiways beer ’ = ai : ? ® ‘ : "22-35 = >». 5 . ee ev ~ + . ’ , a “72 CON fer ' ‘ white, orehid, honeydew | 2-Deor Sedan. 32-33. oe : nae Sedan, "22 to "25 $1145 $6.95 cordovan and other popular colors: sizes at.....-- ’ that Pmt = Tt is understond | 24 outlined the ‘ ae | eee Hts (wach, “24 to “25 $9.45 i i «4% to 10 in the lot; 3 pairs $1 1200 pairs of fancy ‘ussia will not attend the | the ChamBer of flesh. peach, tan, light blue | . 4 a ?; ’ spite se : eal - he chief at efty through Kief ‘ and livht wrav : ; ' OF DGIT 1OF .ccews ceeeseevess C Men's cut silk Ties in all the sew cheeked and cross = tonferen, , Feasoe betas that | d Cult | pera by 3 | el aie , 1 ae ie - . Spring shades. Mogadore. Charvet Double heels, soles and 00% 28 land wi pall ee md ’ * | Peaet® Mises ee aie Vicar and Moire in diagonal stripes. iIn variety of colors, eee Stvies where Vasiav Vorov- | gentmation’s plone. ef | “et enve — e é ( ; various celor combinations. wizes. he « : ¥ te the secoed) — —_. | a — and oaterence, was killed in| they | ¢ the asmdlant went un-| like Heary Kiel” eS “¢ PED ag A Lae : ; * ¥ e” ? a . =e = lll oo ——<— i OO ” A — — = a a - ——
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WEDNESDAY F _ APRs }15), 1983 (;. B. Borsalino Hats Wide 3R 0 Choice. . The Spring season's newest styles and colorings frory taly'’s formost maker of quality Hats for men and woung men. Main Floor s ee ‘ubstantially by Selecting From These 9-Trouser Suits. a to $42 Values—Very Special at ~~ , its were designed especially for men who ake modest investments in smart, serviceable jo $ At? | 7 rey epeeebere ss veee s peeete c pee hos 53 ‘ eetenesteeehes ee , z 37335. . pe 6 Poor nen tenes 6a so ane . Ed Daily et eree reese itorial. Page - Cartoon Pie ge ak“ Ms co. te ae Hn AR BE = S808 5 Sibitisiterees t+. ; + $3 +e eL Tit eeeitasittts TR ; 440+% eee ee tteee . - ~e ++, " . a - + ++ irtr*, ++ ? . os ; mes b + | le + : +4 . od o > + > e be] pe r 4 ; + > : ; +> > > ? : “4! 3: $ precast a” 03 t ; > > r*t04 eee _ «4 . +4 80 ae sheeey, ’ rte 4 ret trees ++ 80808 eeeeest | we + +2a2 bases r+ ‘oreo eeeliieees oe: e 4 on +sit Veen 777 re : * + $06ebeee | os bee $54} et egret . r . ¢ +** one $eeess bs , pease ll Letra teteteee r23treees- 3544 wee +e. Pee beeees sLiesets’ bbeeetoassitetibese. >. + : ; Sessesehbrsisscstebe 20 one eneabahe L aoe CFs er) ke eens ome LrtPurorttetees see $i SUPER G ite trertescreee sppees sees pos : eeteritesbercssesseessssisecse. +e + me we t : . E cS TPT te py oped cogeetsee: 23 7 trereerrete pees as ohed pease sees Seat as ees - pax | — +- ~ - pn renee _ ee eee ee ERE Saye eS ER, Gee a 4 OE a aa rcrititrets cist Just a Minute | Suciety—Drama ti fi , a ae teeny The German people must £ pirations of revenge and '@cono mic forces at their ho would re-erect the old polit- by the Press and Pulitzer Repuhilean candidate if | ple that the Field Marshal's elec- jon again would arouse the e ntire hurl and re- : | ficially, perhaps. a new note. The} IL F PLAN FOR ; ounce definitely all thoughts outs previgua addresses dealt + eae Sen tag etely solely upon the spiritual and E disposal p, for the resurrection of Germany. maid Marx. = Calling upon the people to de- meena the republie with all their might against the attacks of those aca! sysiem based on the power of WARX DECLARES German Presidency Says. Nation Must Abandon All _ Executive. oe j ‘Marshal Would Arouse, _ the World Against Ger- in | ; /\ retirement must ; ' ' ; ’ ‘HINT OF FURTHER . PAGES 23—26 a Eph Miedo ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1925. 7 | ’ — ree KIEL'S SERVICE A | _ Map Showing Plans for This Summer’s Race to the Pole == MAYOR PRAISED .F BY CITY'S LEADERS Thousand Persons Fill the _ Banquet Hall at Testi- monial Dinner to Retiring | POLITICAL ENDEAVOR ; aes” . TES ae en et YY go oreretetacers Yh Uy (7 ‘ Yy MN fp fh ff /, 4/4 fi | =a wire iauin te, | - 2. MMMM bbb VITTT A emer expressions of appreciation | Ms or the manner in whic -iel had’ . ‘entertained them hag see etm Because all directions are south, ,; air and directly over the Pole. established. Amundsen, with his Both Amundsen and Algarsson in-| planes, and Algarsson with his ; | here. Marshal Diaz of Italy and | Marshal Joffre of France added | their voices to the occasion. as did Gen. Pershing, former’ President Taft and lesser dignitaries. “Enter Senator Kiel.” remained for Kiel’s secretary, : William T. when standing at the North Pole. | ordinary compass rules do not ap- /tend to establish headquarters on ply to a chart drawn on the plan | fo Ip i ag From there their ships used in the above illustration. I | Will push 6n as far as possible to shows the Arctic region as it would | the polar ice pack. appear to an observer high in the progress ts impossible, bases will be It ee iat ae wee Findly, to eound. unof- | . from ‘the field of poli- | tics but Findly ventured the opin- j ion that if he could deterimne it. the mantle of Vest and Bentan | would fall upon the shoulders of | Kiel. “I would to him: Exit. | | Mayor Kiel: enter, Senator Kiel." | The statement was received with | applause. Later Kiel, whose hearty | Sreeting for evervone sometimes | disgutsed emotions beneath the SURVEY OF ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL LAW IN STATE Directors of Association Agree on Scope of the Sav When further | blimp, some mer, will then attempt to reach the North Pole. iin 1909. UNOFFICIA aie ee Ev the Associat WASHING ficial figures l arithmetical i'that the States This crense po} will b represe since 105,710,620 7 man spre Peary reached his goal L time in the carly sum- hitherto unvisited by POPULATION OF NEAR 113,500,000 ed Press. TON, April 15.— completed En vs vs 5 j CAPT ROAYD AMUNDSEKI 4 ogee ee ne ~~ — UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD PHOTO GRETTIR ALGARSSON Lnof- here by calculation indicate . . “ - _—o- . - ~ —_--- »ulation of the United} e 113,500,000 by July. | L NE R BLIMP HICH nts an 18,000,000 in- | 9 \" the 1920 census. when | ~- ? ;, ersongs Were living in WILL REACH POLE FIRST? CHILD SAYS : . ~ j - : ee . . . ba was Thev are stvled authentically ne either on t e few, Dr. Marx said: “‘We are a | surface, said that he was not Eiv- | Investigation and Decide to Get It this country. conservative lines and tailored by experts. sed people and can easily wnt, Re a4 _ apts Bis pae: city's Of the growth in population. | Tha” _ wore ¢« . ‘] meme the football of foreign Pow- | Progress nor in politics. August early 12,000,000 are credited as | a ‘a . | } > Wo slens WwW ere se ecte Wil n er ay oon. neari’ b. ; Al€ redited a ong wear. ve plage aos , | as. Our national honor does not, | Of 1926 will witness a senatorial ‘immigrants, the remaining 6.000,- | f . . win 2 re vie 3 " E Teo ® * . . rn ‘ j ’ 2 : : ‘ tare + . . ' ' ; ° +] "a ; , ms : a ' - ms "g poi 7 a rare she re | " meen og the elevetn com- tigation of conditions. which will! paratively smal! part The ulti- Planters, the Southern and other! this spring when ( wet? 18 men. including Commander n one o understa ; vw mandant’’—*“ ra) eh; & ‘9 i ‘ ; : 1. arke ‘oe —y - i Ck Vian ¢ iscover- | ey ee ‘ ea gt at varie oO ith | oe mag u. am not speed. require a number of months, will! mate objective is the improvement landmarks disappear, but | had | Amundsen, Sc Sag er nd Gretiil Frank A. Worsley, who was 8ir r s. ties 1}! rCesses . tage - amnryv Ki Was i - , : Pp ant ’ in , veal | atte ‘eason, and | xpress is ‘ « , . . P A " ‘ p - “ 2 Spending ames "9 | ; yes. me said the credit Arthur V. Lashly. an attorney, | lative session in the interest of so- : he Srpavest thing tHat‘m*: |tacular contest 0 I tar | aretie, but only Aigarsson and his P 4 ason govern its policW™ As a/|for what the city administration! _. : date iiin tte ~~ ‘1 4 ‘aid of him is that he never became | dirigible in a race over the polar) ji.) Tieut Humphrey Humphries ” a Th ult of a who, as operating director of the | ciety in its efforts to convict crim-} : I ’ et, Pp y Pp , silk-lined Topcoats In boxy English modele# ey x ; Our loss of the war wej|had accomplished was not his but iiiencialinas atts Sisk 4h inals. and to find out if there is a | ozzy with. power. He saw men | ice pack. will make the flight ? Da’ . —* , rg: ration, direc > sur- ais, % put | ‘e is j , ; . of licht, interesting woolens—and thoroughly showet- eee become a weak and constant- | was due to the co-operation of all|. yes AEE ‘kk of co-operation. within the | COMe 294 so. in. pabilc office. He) at will be the second time that | Probably withip 24 1 f ‘he sizes range from 33 to 46. Second Floor oF threatened people, and we must ithe forces which worked for the ries presented ‘to the directors a | Secs : thr, eestor re “| slways. remembered that the Mu-| rare Amundsen has raced | Te ee ee =. ore painfully : tan ‘detailed plan he proposed to fol- | agencies charged with the appre-, . ; lo ars ‘ted by the| the veteran the racers take off, the efficacy of painfully avoid every- | betterment of St. Louis. i heneion na now! f im} ricipal Assembly was elected h a with a British rival for polar hon- ay" ' ‘iad ‘ ‘ 7 t thie ae: te +4 , / hensilo Aa ‘Oonvictio oO . a : l i ‘ :' > . — that can give the ever-vigi- “Tam not unmindful of the heln,| ae which was adopted, with some ) cd hn ied . Crimi-' came people who elected him and ne in 1911, it will be recatted, aa two Pecos ney o ai F: f | . | cnanges He announced’ after- | nals. 3 — ‘ficers, ?'* ' retic Wi ave been determin a 4 ‘oreizn nations cause to be- the press has given us.” } aj conferred with other cits officers ' P : . | ‘ ; 8: as 8, 1e S&S: — con hah ihe ay the ill-: : weve that we no longer wish to/“In the political mS pa, SE a i'wards that departments of the in We also want to bring to the at- | never ignoring them in’ important; *"* Ant dip a seott | 2Ut it may be much lo before S VI n a New S rin Assortment of . P: mrsie a policy of understanding | sometimes orca eee ey gg | vestigation and their scope would ‘tention of the nuhbhilie such defects Sy Rags * policy te fated expedition hat ' 5 oa thea the civilized world hears of the res avin Oo by , f By “ ee ey ee ren tne |, 'as we can bring to light, seeking petan, os ;, found at the southern em x : gs ‘ g 4 pt a Policy of revenge.” ivotes were counted and in the hal- | include: Ff: 3? , oe big = Stes om He outlined the things Kiel had) ze. h The Norwegian had reached sult. Even if Date. ventures are * " } nae ae base: Sushteniinn beoee awe thought tlen tei Statistics—inquiryv into reeords neir eorrection It 1s planned, done for the poor in tenements, for | eartn ! . is ee he | successful in crossing the pole con- : . . d FF yr the : wo ti; + h* - . : c t a“ » 18 ) Y : ; ann Trying to Induce Hit- | the city’s welfare | and data. — es oe ONS Se or: pgor children in the broadening of [the 808) 8 destined to per- | siderable ime My wapee Seo ia 4 " « . . 4 . : , cre S one . ‘ “ty ; en 4 ' ie \ : ; f ee? . } * ont « t Vv Ww H | and Post-Dispatch )° ‘that you have given to me,” he| ss OF AGHMNStering jUus- | He said Kiel could best » | , Hazards of Fligin. a ¢* a ‘ or ies $ : lice—nr . “te , purpose is to work in co-operation! . ; P : an f hat contest, and methods . : 7 Pea ee yrosecution. courts qd ' as a m day of tn 3 2 2.50 V I S l f =a LONDON Anirl 15 Word h | said turning to Mavor-Elect Mil- | Y “ an oe er nered as a gentleman, . There is. indeea. a chance that to : atues— pecta a 3 Pached f en art ai ee | h t his ight 7 | Procedure law. This department | with all authorities Officiads 1 kind. gentle. considerate and pa-j/of polar travel have altered along , — . sic . os 4 g ¢ ihe 2 | > . . e ' ‘ . : . . ; : Sole ig ial circles here that er, ° Ww i Sat a : : ra | will seek to learn what happens have interviewed in St. Louis and}! tient with everyone with them With flying ships in- neither of the intrepid explorers : - §8n Minister ES ‘ie | Give to the new administration alli , : aes aA : én : : ' ; ~ or . : aking : cpp Stresemann Is “4 a VE BB MH He} er 4 | in a criminal case from the teme | eisen here have indicated thev will Leahy said that the only other etead of dog sled«x in action {ft is wil! come back to tell the tale, for ‘ ™ > - . . - , . 4 ' . . . | i Unga asm as a sincere and honest | completed 12 years of “earnest. sin | eriminal laws. from doing his or her full duty. re- primary campaign 'determined by who gets started /are in dispute about the prospects ‘oOl- unlikely ;j ime o | cere, unselfish service’ and gave) . : waht lan’ ni ame “ail | diame ' | , : and co eiv in himself to canece | : | Relation of the medical pro- cardless of the consequences. There : ahy uaid: “H | Gee ;of beth ventures, but all deciare ; / ea 2 PS e' ine | : Continuing, Leahy said: enry | first. Shirts in ble.. Britain, however. regrets | him a large share of credit for the | fecsion to . administration of | will be no detectives employed or Kiel has always been a staunch Re- On Way to Bases | that landing will present the great- . . ; . »4 ? : : : ; é ‘ } i “a . ] > YAS ‘ Vi ~enarations Amundsen has announced his in- . . : ; “ 7 ‘4 . ; ; agains rn © ¢ os, ; ith ren h ™Tduce the chances of the west. |in the adaption of .the Charter, and | Pardons and paroles—those | hunt in this investigation. Such aa His work in this respect from the scene 0 p - 1 aie tention of landing at the pole if the 4 he ¥ . : 7 ; | AT mittee. s . e oO their way ' s ffs. There 5 curity pact being negotiated | the completion of the I ree Bridge, | granted by State and local offi- recommendations as will he made by vut Missouri in the Republican both contenders Se e in Spite-| ice will permit and remamMing there | : ‘ : ; **£ € ; / . ‘ : ea% as i ‘ = . >i ‘e Ms ad ; $ \“” 9 ” 7 ZCS Make : information is that the |adding that it was no fault of his | ¢ials A list will be made cov- jat the conclusion of the survey will ! aha fi to. their apne 78 « enees ‘te ' for 24 hours of observation. But . . “ , , , . | “oO ‘ ee : ey . 7 GOO “*s of Von Hindenbure's elec. | that it had not been thrown open! aring a stated period of all par- | not be colored by the Investigation . : - 5 ; i - "ad ‘ = “*. te ; 44 © ‘ rom . are slight fo use bv railroads. dgns and paroles granted, trac- | but must he hased on the facts de- 1 es aie thenetuenn: Me wie make their final da yar or - pos area large enough for a safe land- . - ~ “ee ed siemni’daas-? eas ea Amundsen, with ‘Rig two * 4 to| ived. The ice may be hard at ae Pett 190: ee | ' is party was not dead. ; 1 sce. 8 ee e’"* (built Italian planes, is reporred 10) 1. point slushy - Oxford PWlishing Coe UC Press and Pulitzer | He said his party ah F 4 One o Kiel, said that he might! foundation and _ that he was ver saw him’ We can say in ’ 1 ' ? and slushy a short dis ae ~ ‘(New York World ' “but profiting from experiences of | himself to ie t, 1) never sa Me . a have jeft Tromemoe, Norway, ast tance away. and it would be next : Cr em Lr: ‘ ‘vSt- Dispatch ; : : | av ‘ the jaterial | charged with a part in completing /truth ‘We done. thou good an aa , ' iW) Son ENEV 4 caret - “a pad the past. had decided to stay out | not have gathered h ma one | a ] } mpl ng ruth Well — . h . week, sailing an the steamer, Farm, io impossible for the flyers to de- ™. 4 rl o>.~—L_ hri« lt 1 | or“. : . -sire or -~if > SU rstructure ne at he said. ge; . mu t 7 7 ' edie “im to Dane « leland. an heur * flight conditions are favorable he may de. “ic conference tbwudeg a service to ‘is “estus'. ‘ade, president the whie he was he yy patients in, i, ; | 4 here May 4 nae — the Chamber of Commerce, said; '"5 performed weil a service to 8 | dh songs Boel ney #:, way saat ae eny Thae * : , indicative @Way. for hix final attempt. TAn-/| cide to fly over the entire ice cap : ) ay %. Lange is a per- God. his country and his fellow-| Mercantile Trust Co.. spoke as rep-|the city institutions as inateath , can engti- 1) 7 } ng : ' 55 V 1 ey = MONE Of Concres Ty that the Mayor's central thought |God, his countr: his , : , - alow ie } Wis ” re r : sere ealeg ie wes always trying to Dulle re it wil] be taken on board, the Ice-’ bergen without landing. This trip ey 4 . nd the 4SSailant went qe: | l but don’t tell anybody. ” " Kiel.”’ he said. , like Henry Ki He said that Kicl had laid ai Mayor-elect Miller, addressing | — up; never to destroy. Never was a/ Miller next Tuesday. eee — pena ae) — IS FOOLED BY POLITICAL LABELS Former U. S. Envoy Says Most Selfish Minorities Rule in Some European Democratic Countries. DIRECTORATES DUE TO FLABBINESS Finds Multi-Party System Tempts Other Parties to Destroy It — To Address City Club Here. ————— Experience in Eutope, augmente- ed by recent travels there, has strengthened in Richard Washburn Child admiration for the American system of governme This was the burden of hia rémarks in @n interview at Hotel Jefferson today, Child —tecturer, author, lawyer, publicist and former Ambassador to Italy-—is a believer in national- jam, As opposed to inter-national- ism. He ta here to deliver an ad- dreee on his experiences and obe servations at the City Clob ae dine ner “World Fooled by Labels.” “By hook or by crook, by tnek or by the wisdom of our ford. fathers.’ he sait® “we have a po- litical system that has lasted longe er than others. The world is bad- ly fooled, I think, by labels and formulae. What people want most in Government is one that will ra. ~ ‘They have hunk up the sign of democracy over the doors of some European governments. What you find when you look at them is-— a system which. by reason of reac- tion from tyrannies, is dedicated to and organized minority. The loud- est, most fnsistent, and, usually, the most selfish minority has *he power to get more out of govern- ment than geod citizens can get. “It seems to me that in the fatle ure of democreales in Europe have | ing the multi-party system there: are situations which make it al- most impossiile to get a G . ment—-when ¥ou get one, it temps the coalition of other parties to de- stroy it. The real‘reason for the dictatorships or directorat in Italy and Spain Ja to be fou in the flabbiness of governments run under the multi-party system.” Child. as Ambassador to Italy for three years, une il 1924, was favorably impressed with fasciam # results. FLEET LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO FOR WAR GAME IN * Pp . ACIFIC 127 Veasclx of All Classes in Pro- cession —— + Fatimated at 25 f Miles Long. Ry the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO. April 158. The grand fleet——-mightiem concene- tration of sea power ever askhem- bled under the flag of the United States—ateamed out today to “war” across the road Pacific. Through the Golden Gate and into the ocean the fighting #h of the pation moved exactly ag they would proceed if their mission of capturing the Island of Oahu, chief of the Hawaltian group and the country’s Weetern outpost of d@- fenee. were real instead of imag- inary. Radio silence and “darkened ship” were to be maintained on ail units as soon as the last veasel filed > % out of the gate. The departure of the assemblage 127 veasels of all classes In @ pro- cession eatimated to be 25 matter tn length—was a spectacie as im- pressive and Imposing as was the fleet's arrival on April 5.° The bith. that. crown the bay were dotted . with’ hundred« of residents of the region who gathered to bid : well to the guardians of the coun- trys eonaste. Aft the request of Admiral 8. &, Robison, commander-in-chief of the battlé fleet. who i# directing the attack on Oahu. army «uthorities dispatched a squadron of airplanes outside the Golden Gate on recen- naissance, (to ascertain whether any “enemy” submarines were ty“ ing in ambueh cutside the harbor and awaiting the fleet. , As would be the case fh war, the long concentration of the nation'® ¥ ” mightiess arme of defense was ted by the mine-sweeper force of t fleet, , | Two Salmon for Coolidge, _ ee itv the Associated Phew. | * one ASHINGTON. April 1 ou! weighing «tx nds caught in the Quinalt River; y ey 4 — as a P -m. — could be completed in about 129 hours. | = plan alee ca e < : as ed x — ' Y Te Vaee
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a i ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1925. | ———Eoore or -—_— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TAX LAWS AND TAX POLICIES. pe not long after, Henry Ford was working on the ine : same problem of making a buggy carry an eng Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER The Supreme Court has rendered a decision in a wee hee the engine push the buggy. Dec. 12, 1878. case brought by the executors of a California estate; 11) tney all succeeded, little suspecting what Published by the Pulitzer Publishing) which will occasion wide interest and wide anxiety. ho had the wildest Compeny, Twelfth Boulevard : He nat | they had started. Ford it was wl o ha “and Olive Street. | oa eemeperseses, ga segiad —s — i tnat) seams of the motor cranks of his day, albeit their ies ———. | States have the right to prescribe in their inheritance wifdness never approached what has since become a | 3 THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ‘tax laws the methods of determining the market value, Haynes’ name will be remembered for the ae pe a EN os a ‘ = Critic of New York Sun , FORM. — Dies whan tt Pris Be We hs > oS ed ‘ wi NS . “ s Ea Sn aot r BACs, ae eg ae os ran en ng spieautl Bien puede : wf Pe nin . te F at 2g ie | , | reality. e: of the property and to provide that no MOE pica hemuenen of the thing he started. — - = cos : a I = “4 ies 60 Human As- I know that my retirement will | shall be made from this value, in computing the | Nor was he without courage and fortitude. Who 7 . ’ i ge eg en st ee aor = BS ae of Theaters make rio difference in its cardinal | State tax, on account of any inheritance or estate tax; | of firm purpose and daring would have aan eget eee aver a pects ¢ . principles, that it will always fight paid to the Federal Government. but a man : aia gg mi adeutah eee ere gets Phe wine aa foot for progress and reform, never tol- 1 ee on the the. ~ Peuet. ee mounted that queer one ~ . ‘ re ee ee ~~ : ae F. a erate injustice or corruption, always || ee spitting. fuming and exploding, which was ordered , ‘ea that the first anyone knew of daughter of Mr. and 4 there is no assurance that during the | ally an inheritance tax is fair only so long as it is | charge that he was moved by any mercenary consid- "ae rriage of a Whitaker Carnegie II of New , . ‘ . , ry up | : , . = : - Clai the , . ; next four years 3000 votes will not fly! kept within the limits of fairness. Actually it CaM eration. It is a part of the excellence of his char _ mrtg s e of ‘tee ane James Stillman Roéket ee ae ap rage a> _work irreparable hardship and injury upon its vic-! acter and temper that no criticism or opposition in. | that “when FT married | rs. William G. Rock WaADO0Or unians ar nere to stay rie ; re : , — . , : resist any interference with their legiti-| '™* actanny 7 — destroy the thrift and sacrl-| terfered in the slightest degree with his co-operation Claire she gave her profeasion pe raped 8 mate and lawful functions. Organized | fice of a laborious life by plundering heirs of prop-' for common good ends. actress Her performance cos Bamee off the co labor of St. Louis will be content with! erty accumulated for their protection. In point of] we join in good wishes for his future success. night did not justify the use of : : , "ow gia. Mr. Rockefeller nothing less than-e square dea! fact that is just what is happening under our rav-| ° Rerm." Woollcott states thas MARTIN A. DILLMON. T gg | | : Te wrote a column to express his| nephew of John D. nym ciate a tax sage a se agagrseergoge | WHAT IGOE’S CONTEST WOULD DECIDE. ~ the Semmeties - wee apt ar The Ballot Outrage. rea és es can. oO course, weather raids whic : 7 en's t e 0,” ut t . Be esse sr mectomens”__|ruimsmalpopercn bv thes i clamor tor an| The another amet of the mayoral cnt = oc: ees CAST my vette in the Seventeenth} ascending scale of inheritance taxation which, if it | asiraac “4 = ; , elo needs . | | 3 | $i tion of the election of candidates. This nd.” the time of the’ we Precinct che Twenty-sixth Ward, | achieves its purpose, will destroy big estates and, as| Sides the question ¢ | 3 einet of the Twenty-six ar purp . is the important question of whether the will of the lecturer said that Charles| served as an usher at ballot No. 199. I seratched Mr. Miller’s| 2 sequence, smash our industrial structure. Indus- n Towne, the poet, is the;mony. Miss Carnegie voter or the mere regulation as to the manner of inveterate diner-out at New! niece of the late Andre name and inserted Mr. Igce’s in piace. try cannot survive if bled white of the sustenance bec 3 Rhy ' | | voting shall determine how a ballot shall be counted.; | yt ee 2. a and that he had probably not sien thine Mas intending to wore for Mr. igoe and the it must receive in large part from great fortunes. ie deed thi \ ———_ — Bogen = Bat home since 1902. He had Republican ticket. If I was ignorant of Prosperity cannot exist where the money essential There has been no judicial decision on is point | ss ‘ * ter of Mr. and Mrs. ' the Board of Election regulations, I | ' : ie > y de- ) Pe Se: everyone connected with the i icin thes wae 'Wwnitet. be aoe. our en-| t® industry is seized by the incompetent, improvi-| ‘ nder the new ballot law. In the sheence of any de FORD—AGAIN. ~ a apcept the one astra Ese 6S a or ee OS Taree foe cision, the will of a majority of the Board of Elee- a samireé. Mrs. Fiske. whole’. “ae , ‘oni . oI , a from Hot Springs. Va. ‘they exercise by casting my vote for Mr.} The cold fact is that taxation in its various forms,| tion Commissioners prevails. The board's instruc-) | wr dines out except occasionally |, .n¢ the Easter : , n tions to the judges of election determined the meth- + The MI RR . B@éum> animal. But it hap- parents. Her cousin, 3 Moer® it is an outrage, and | am sure and, especially, the insidious inheritance tax, is grad- het Mrs. Fiske appeared at ote .* ties ie ete we oe ae ualiy undermining the institution of private prop- | Written for the Pest-Dispateh ar. ee ee we ee Uaited States The voters, unmindful or ignorant of the regulations, A M I N U T E By CLARK MeaADAMS Pr TBI IC P , { » > a > ie, * = 2 tp * a0 ms oe Wa? - , t a | ‘sm * Ws Ten da ieee os = Le w a tirely, but what right or privilege aa Cent hands of government. . the election law never intended to oe -od of counting the ballots in the maryoralty election. as f | & J U > T y entertainment of which Simmons, Gaughter OB SEPFERSON DAY. This important question of the governing factor in| B. AD OF AMA ORT. MORE ACCEPTANCES. po sad — , ond} ape we ssy te ag bony wh pas. ae ae T. LOUIS was fourth in The shade of Thomas Jefferson had a disappoint- re “4 hall ' é a ee eaten tees olen tail I cannot sing the dear old songs— Socrates: I am afraid that Mr. Miller will leading publicists, newspapers Gm " fe 19 minutes long. At the end, eecaygeia tes porn em ing time the other night. It had expected to be| OUT%28 the As ous seen yang | To be quite biunt, I never could. have us in only a few times and then set- | cals on the questions of the doy. Fiske tapped him on the arm r ~ population some Years aoe and has ce - % bo titatas tian . w si ' by | struction of Election Commissioners and for the guid-! I cannot charm admiring throngs tle down to running the city as he likes. ae mer inevitable lorgnette. and oe i mg fallen down sorne in the last few years. ° “Ss inner a ashington, where! . ‘ | ae : : ‘ , - ' "Th nia resort. v i aes sorbed ai aimeee Saka sant with nice compliments were 1 be tossed about by ‘William| ~2~ of voters. Whether a contest would prove mega As any famous singer should. This is what has come of other efforts to THE RIGHTS OF THE PR me ‘wea oa ee ge re “fain this Republican administration as strict | J. Bryan, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Josephus Daniels| @": 18°¢ ¥®5 elected or not, it would be a distinct I = BE SORE OO Oo my Laren distribute the responsibilities of municipal | prom the New York World. i John Barrymere changed | St. Louls Country Clu as they intend to be. ¥t looks like we wil|*" ee ee eee vice to have a definite ruling from the come simple air, were I to Cie; rule among a great many people. You feel ' he Supreme _ ‘ | a“ _ cae gong fact + oF sage ng and Mayor Hylan. But none of these dignitaries | *™ l¢ service . 63 ¢ ballot Tt I cannot even sound a note— differently about public office when you ESTERDAY in the Sddress recently. Woollcott pete plies, ong be about th itieth city in the U. S. . F -j : lots. | ' > eae ; : : \. - HARRY WILTSE. | could be present and the dinner was canceled. So’ sete pees pau xs é a oe a . a al ee ee ee are eee ee ye Se ee ee mapnenetigelplig. ioe wb art = “- and Mrs Edge aa ~ . : ee ae ._ | would prevent mistakes in future an us contribute , a whil nstit _ na wnreac, 7 _ there was nothing to do but attend a blow-out at Kan-| ;, iy cost hain: Meieiune | The art of dancing will not come— crete Pes. petnte ayo egy niacet fe which is as old as the C - ipts of most of the plays Henry Clar Scot Less Drinking in Colleges: - |sas City which even a shade could see was not a| © JUS* eee pea [ cannot make my feet behave; pat seusauian oie A ~Pngad sr — - the President the Fight to rem tt Hen in the last two decades, in- | Mrs. Samuel C. Davis ooo he re | Jeffersonian celebration at all, but a meeting of Joyal, | FROGS Se aoe 20 ie ane érem. the first mood. Nevertheless. I will gladly | SP0intees without the consems #im img “Liliom” and “He- Who| Mary Lionberger re | McAdoo men. 4 JACKSON'S NEMESIS. ae if bands will play and banners wave. serve upon his advisory board. If I said I | ate? President Wilson thought Re} Slapped.” The speaker re- | Week. This column is designed to aa HE Detroit Free Press seems to be —-_-- ~~ ition ; ay | i | Though well I march to martial airs | Yr biti n i . i . interests under the pretext of paying tribute to the pursues him. I cannot thrill the human heart offering advice all my life, and if I have | senator Pepper as its lawyer, to aa , ee by the actor's wife. | gre cast has been selec esuth. moat of them with money to| greatest political philosopher this country ever pro| Who can read of the trials and tribulations of Jack. ~ th Supls songs ot .Jey or woe: | at last found someone who will take it | tne Senate can determine how Sa SR eeecared, sae ee 1 ioe youth, most The laurel wreath I c t clain | y peecares, ‘ame . rai issen ele . ‘_ nany s ae See 4 , ee ' annot ciaim, you may be sure I will turn up at the - , egarding ithe M rro! spend to gratify their tastes, and many duced. It must have been with sorrowful mien that! son Barnett without emotion? He's supposedly the) With Shelley I shall never vie; | meetings There isn't anything sie that holder shall be removed who was og Whitaker. in the headline rett wea ae ete would ope ame wraith of what once was Thomas returned te his | richest Indian in besa la — $200,000 in one bank I ary hope fax Swinburne's ata | our age weeds like the advice of tte ellen, |e eu Geen the i M' BB review ‘remarked: “For the|ton. L. Lindbee "wit apt to indulge in untwonted excesses. elysian haunts, after seeing the plight to which his alone. Not only may | he revel in ll manner of ut that’s not saying I don't try. The Romans, the Greeks, and every other dent Coolidge, through & Bi: i ae tui - Albert Stokes and Lore Prof. Richard Cabot of Harvard, not party has been reduced. | worldly luxury, but he is secure from the perils that It seems I lack the savoir-faire people wae built up a civilization did4t by | peck is defending the action of 3 ne rer pos frees Bess Roce Mrs. Lillian wR OO putting the old graybeards in control. We Wilson and asserting the right of ‘ne | eo ‘ ten |erly of New Yor«, ie ¢ eatisfied with his own observations oer” en py cei pmmenaameetacs i beset his forebears. Of courting girls as lover should Ww , or P ! : ein : ee hav idea somehow th , : ; “a .s “What Price Glory,” | rehearsa among the students, submitted a ques SCOTCHING THE CROOKED BONDSMAN. | Yet Jackson's name is woe, for, at the age of 75, he I cannot charm my lady rare— eit pratbre Pe ac pron i betes. ident to remove a man without the« Te¥eaied that thé anthers, gram var a ae tionnaire to them, the result of which : ¥ re PRES eet © Sl hi : | I don’t know why—I newer could | 7" has just been published. Among the men When he declared for the enforcement of the law is he Ipless before the rmportunities of widowed ladies | My gailanteios side. inte 6 Si amaad | Children ignore their parents, youth flaunts | of the Senate. s — and Laurence of specialty num >ers by) students 35 per cent claimed to be tee- against professional bondsmen lacking the lega! qual-| who seek his hand in matrimony. Jackson has ap- | They lack the grace to qualify: : | age, and experience is brushed aside by This is an important issue. r Mitities ar oe anether ; Cayne. Filo totalers. 60 per cent said they used liquor ifications either of property or character President! pealed to the courts to save him from the clutches of| I cannot even hold her hand— inexperience. I am glad to see that Mr. ' k the € e Buccaneer, | ma ~ *. : om oF . ‘% ’ : . = . . / ui man’ 4 i s ae . -7 . . : . - x. : ’ echt aay ibe or i elet rome of the Police Captains, says Col. Orrick, will be notified! they suffocate him with affection, Jackson wishes for| But aah ear eaten thee ov What Mr. Miller proposes is mob fule, and mrourh whee he suust act to be an infallible method | ning. im the ballroom -1 ; ; ATMINATIO period. ’ = . . . ° Q ont try ; : “ - a ; ° si momparing these statements with his | ot te accept the bonds of men who, for sufficient| the safe old days when bullets whistled and knives| JOSEPH D. HEADE that is comething I Baws always Waste 66) eae Sete ee knowledge of cogditions among the stu-| Teason, have been blacklisted by the board. | flashed in the warfaring days of the frontier. | a, ae | a pea = — talked a " adout it, | *encem y age ot tm aa oe devised by Dr. 27 : : ‘ wet . ‘ . . | ; . ; v > , . ‘ , ; = : bel a genta in his own undergraduate days at This ts an end not only to be desired in itself. but | oo Sir: The Martians were discussing their nearer wong ath i joaian canna ee to as yor Sctonata megan : . : . e sti4 . ‘ ¥ 4 1 . ‘ _ oe ss = Harvard. before prohibition. Prof. q abet | it sets a standard ty which the courts af the city | | rerennia! question: Ts the earth inhabited | staffs. bankers, ete has heen cin os jority of the Senate. 10 oe re a of the Uniseeninh of has no hesitation tn saying that there! opould be forced by public opinion to adhere. The) a Se | A few cranks, as weusl, insisted that te { until) we must al! be tisfi b ; a. and we Coy Se taken r ¥Y. The plan sists is much less drinking now than there aan ee e be pi ete ot . ; » ia , | The Prohibition Bureau has $59,900 to expend for; WSs. but the sane majority of course knew omens other pine of sma oo vg ong mae power. If those powers are of the! F means of ae frig : - ' activities o ndsmen without legd] qualifications | = # + ig 2 haa Gt ?: 2a: —- “ee ‘ OT . ruie mus ound. majority tne & ?~ tne X-ray, pe- t ¢ time. o.g | | ter. At abo ig § h itro- the Senate it is @ em, eras ot teat tin ” epee ey bad anim | FY law enforcement slogans in a country-wide poster | oF. AS GbOm thie _seesen the contre- | why couldnt we take everybody in the off hich | es of a canvas or weeden} ppivtecunidasinen have become a scandal and a disgrace to our machin-' ‘ | versy always raged with special violence | , os . 7 - 3 y and not the President w i: . . | - ' ica} . . | into a committee of t} rho! ; 7 34 “S Dy Appreciation. |ery of justice. There is good ground for suspicion essere Deavtiers the Antissloos Langue cB sup") beceuse of the unmistakable evidence of | and sites: upon chine ns i we TS cee cee a al ' piy 10,000 to i ste. : | activity on t! | ) aa. = — r o7 this p- | To the Ealtor of the Post-Dispatch | that the professional bondsman. operating with the *'- a oe ee, Ser eee mB ek one ee ae | That would be democracy, and it might Pe Poses should be iz permit it to be de- : ; | ; few f the Ii i pec ‘ways set in on some fini te FDR : a - the ot WANT to congratulate you on your sanction of the courts, has been a confederate of the! ‘*¥ ‘rom the latest and driest translation of the Good appearing sepaneounty snc >. wan — make us unique for something better than | 136 years after the Constitution b ta: "2 simple comparison at " : : , +% 9 BT ws : 7 tic = : . ‘ si . ; e Pit ‘ : _ a . ° ; » splendid editorials in last Thursday | gangster and habitually shares in the spoils of rob-| BOOK: Which pot neato ace has appeared (0) in the northern half of the Western Hem. | ‘™® ‘ail-end ball teams. force. Yet it is in dispute. The Gs tes. ' rh . ~~ is a "so | i , eo . x , > = : . sta gore ae so ee eee bery and murder te en aes we. Chalenggtae: isphere. In fhe year 1925 the disturbance | : Here's one ¢ ese] ee igpesttstinn 8 cert . wi i : ity.” proce wh “e4 rag aon _| Rid of the crooked bendsman we are half rid of And raisin cake that maketh glad the heart of flared up on Tuesday, Apri! 14. On that | rom Duluth: shall be remeved. Alexander = ’ - ee ee tga a | the criminal! man.—Psalms. Gate the famiiler cheages of coler in that | °° "°° "°° CTO tet eree es tee -+. | the Federalist. said that the wea tien you had of cur recent city ejection. | *S* : | Tages EE con net 1 region ushered in the new season. Red Bas Frank’s Bobber Shop Senate “would be necessary te One who sees the truth so clearly and ex- LSet A Soa , P = asin cake into 0 car- gree 4 pi eee Sea all ae int.” The very presses it #9 courageously should be HAYNES HIS CONTRAPTION | tons.—Gospels. - anc Pp o were the dominant hues | toes She ee ees weil as eae t. vhs - : , ’ —— age , AND ;' again. as usual. It w 5 ? =. | gress debated the estion and 6 pa: congratulated. ~_epe | é Ar 0 When the ruler of the feast had tasted the i al. | as g og e edi- Good. , What? PROCTER KNOTT. t- meg rn p at after ot . address at a meeting Elwood Haynes. inventor of America’s first auto-; water that was made raisin cake, he called the : eis ae ae. | 1 wes | res Israel. Washington and | ) | ; | | . which was broken by the Vieo Frm hy Tell It to the Smoke Commissioner. mobile, has passed to his reward. His invention was; bridegroom and said. “Thou hast kept the good | Sir: We enjoyed the discovery of the | paige Mtn ag. = sperentiell he ay boulevards, at 8 p. ; | ! aye Sir: c | . ; > & Te the Eiter of the Poet-.Diapatch enly incidental to a very prosaic purpose. He wanted raisin cake until now.” Gospels. For a man whose Principal asser is | Eliza Pa'ace something we missed when dent's power of removal wes nee 3 . held in celebration } : silence, the Presiden: tain’ . , r | | in pril He HY does not the city make laws _ something to carry him about on his route as super. | Take a little raisin cake for thy stomach‘s of turn in commenti ne spoke out | we were in Paris Did you know that the Then in 1867 and in 1869 © ae tT ive .. 2 1. of the W imtendent of : © meth t im-| Sake.—Paul to Timothy ical eitentl ne red ene ranch Po- | Moffatt Road is “boaring” a six-mile tun- | | with the President, 98 ty) «6of «§6Jerusatem. governing the construction of new | mtencent of & gas company-—-sometnhing that im. | n . 7 litical situation. He vielated the most ele-*— nel under the Great Divide? One of your | 2 ee ° hieh - * Hadley of Washington buildings of whatever nature. especialy proved on the speed of a horse. That, apparently, It is very necessary that the people, especially; C™*2?'Y camons of good taste—and without | contemporaries Says so X-33 Pome ts Bee yo: Se eae The Sut cee | Dean Eberle of x Q - ; ee e : 4 > e s to | - ~ as regards ong question hye a was as far ahead as he looked. Even. that, consider-| those who were unfortunately nourished on the old pent cane ae either. Was his BO Court a << on a acts trsity Institute of Law mest of smoke in such caste — _ ing that his first horseless carriage had a capacity of| translations, should be told, with emphasis and re-| Bure he “f ee | BLUE. . * repealed in 1857, and the ma ; "vited to attend. pleyed downtown near where a new | irope as the “foremost statesman of the | | were n . a buflding is being erected, and the smeke | but eight miles an hour, was looking ahead. eration, that the transiators of the Vulgate, King; world’? If the tongue was in the cheek, | Blue violets in the springtime _as much in dispute today as it we anh ae from the engine being used on that) But what inventor of an important device ever. James’ and other formerly accepted versions knew, ‘™e™ ‘t ‘s lashing with a vengeance now. | Remind me of your eyes: | years ago. a creer crs co creases ces Snot Si Stee? who of bes owmjse tis of Habevw and Gresk tet they mistest| Semmes ths Temerhet Gertare | tumacesswaie "| Gos en eae Oo ee eur office all day tong. [t would not 5@; erar y e sande . ; ; pt kable eliverance. skies. se © wearty so bad if coke fuer were used. | “pag ve st iaiie shew Sada oc eee ea rene Beginning with this important) Probably the same interests that prompt ’ does net exist; its task ste but these people are burning seft coal, | Aiea ss sta 2 4 ton, ' Gry propagandists can follow it up most of the other presidential acts of com- | When first I saw those flowrets what the Constitution of the . and if we care for cur heaith and do whose wheezing. chugging. tipsy little Clermont was by raisincaking all the splended reference to wine} mission and omission. : | All wet with morning dew. ought to say about a question 68 mot want to jock like a smoked piece the first steamboat” and spirits im the ancient classics. in Shakspeare A crowning piece of tneptitude was the My heart leaped thru the distance } it is Silemt. The Supreme Court, ef meat by evening, must keep cur wir-) The first automobile was a rather chvious inven. Wilton. RB ‘| inspired explanation by a White House Far, far away to you. | is about to exercise one of Be q : & | Mi . Byron, Burns, Keats, Longfellow, Tennyson spokesman... As an achievement in obfus- . | fiealt pewers: It is about to ame —— de cage stein i lene Snir meenootiins | tion. After the gasoline combustion engine becarte|and other mistaken writers, who. of tourse, sheuld| cation itt was monumental. Was it your soul a-roving | effect another Article to tne Com ae a i ee ee ee eweeeeeeeeeses S eentractora of new edifices to burn ot! | * reality it was inevitable that it would be connected| have indited “raisin cake” instead of “wine.” bat _ PHIL FRANCOPHOBE. That kissed my cheeks so light, In doing this the Supreme OOGrs eventually with a light road vehicle. While Haynes! lited too seen to compete for the America oe | Or just @ vagrant zephyr to consider not only the » 4 al . ed ~ B dry. * It might be said of the bride this year From a far-off mountain's height? also the probability as to t that she is Smith knees Jones. ALVIA MATTHEWS. matured judgment of the or coke and not soft coa!, I think | ee A CITIZEN. ‘Was doing this Charles E. Duryea was doing it, too, propaganda prizes.
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~ ees om. oy a Re : wrt oa © @ ' WEDNESDAY. es gPRIL 15, 1925. SE ER RR REE eee ae = OTT TURNS WT PRUTORS OFF STAGE a s Critic of New York Sun Bipctures on Human As- pects of Theaters. an New York Sun, chatted ingly of plays and players yes- Gey afternoon 4 the Wednes- cud in 4 ocal feuilleton he called “Behind the —# He explained that he was Mnterested in ‘the higher and criticism,” as represented by tiem Archer, but in the human of the theater. instance, he related, Booth ington and Harry Leon Wil- , jounging in Rome, were divert- A United States Senator Indiana and an Englishman, wetary of legation. The for- was the kind of person who , stand in the Coliseum and (hat it was all very well, Seay ought to see the Masonic aie pack in Peru, Ind. The we outdid evéry possible carica- & of the comedy Briton. the authors used them in a entitled “The Man From me” and were astounded when e public mistook their satire for wiotic propaganda. This » the speaker added, has on its ence the felony of making Boar of William Hodge. He did Ma name the Senator, but identi- the Englishman as Viscount mealies. Wollecott also disclosed wthe role of the actress played [Mre. Fiske in “Mary, Mary, ie Contrary,’ was modeled after » Pat Campbell. . = Ir Came Ont. Wis told. in speaking of drama , familiar anecdotes of Eu- ae Field's career in Denver, and Sthat the first anyone knew of marriage of James Whitaker ifina Claire was the former's re- ,_ in his review of ‘‘The Gold mers,” that ‘when I married Claire she gave her profession an actress. Her performance tnight did not justify the use of mterm.”” Woollcott stated that Wrote a column to express his Me of the demerits of Walter mpden's. “Othello,” but that Taylor did it better in five , towit: “When Othello needs fend.” he lecturer said that Charles en Towne, the poet, is the |inveterate diner-out at New and that he had probably not mat home since 1902. He had meveryone connected with the meexcept the one actress he Mm admired, Mrs. Fiske, who ES, ir. Miller will and then set- her efforts to of municipal ple. You feel ce when you er you have impulse is do ur second is to . Miller is in . I will gladly d. If I said I Ould think I the scientific anything we serve on Mr. ~T have been and if J have Oo will take it rm up at the hing else that of its elders. d every other lon did it by m control. We _ young people mn old people. . youth flaunts shed aside by }-gee that Mr. le old custom. has a man on than 70 vears course accépt. mob rule, and favs wanted to a lot about it, al. Meanwhile, rusts, military een going on d by this time lust be found. Ody in the city Dle and debate ions by radio? and it might Mg better than SS Se eS 2 a 2 ER KNOTT. covery of the | missed when know that the | #iX-mile tun- ' One of your X-83. igtirne Pyes. ssioned, Ss. flow’rets dew, ie distance is | 80 light, ‘ : tin’s height” IATTHEWS. as he likes. 'were repealed in 1887, and the matter is a Wer dines out except occasionally The MIRRO R O Pi a dumb animal. But it hap- ene that Mrs. Fiske appeared at PUBLIC OPINIO marty entertainment of which wee Was a director, and he wait- . [ee the wings until she had re- $a poem, very badly. He way- pher, and poured out the re- Bed enthusiasm of 20 vears in me 10 minutes long. At the end, Fiske tapped him on the arm OMe her inevitable lorgnette, and THE RIGHTS OF THE PRESIDENT. “9% prank aa 2 1¢ Only Way. From the New York World. hen John Barrymore changed ESTERDAY in the Supreme Paddress recently, Woollcott C “3 ‘ there came to a’ head a controversy’ @itinued, the movers found in the This column is designed to reproduc without bias the latest comment by th leading publicists, newspapers and periodh cals on the questians of the day. 4 fer Woollcott. drama eritic| Pa pe Of com-| , The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH 95. ree | ASA A. WALLACE, RETIRED | sates GARESCHE | ‘ ity “proceeded to elect their ow ecm mmaa TWO WEDDINGS UT M ANUFACTURER, DIES AT 93 I2 WOMEN j IND WAY ma;: bre. Wasgin omen eas —- ane NALS On Serene | nee ce | a Came to St. Louis in 1851 and Be- Migien Barker, Fice chairmen; Mrs. WIFE OF WILLIAM HYDE, DIES WiLL BE HELD TOMORROW SOCIAL |k ]] AY came Fnagesed in Woocen- H. E,. Cassel, recording secretary;| Uineas Lasting Several Month- Members of Bar and Hench to Be Mrs. Anna Creech, corresponding Proves Fatal at Age Honorary Pallhearcrs—- | a Miss sFrampton to Wed S. C. Dobbs Jr., and Miss Whitte- more, J. F. Brown. Wallace was 93 years old and death i resulted from advanced age. ware s 3 Business secretary, and Mrs. J. C. Krause. TO RULE LEAGUE OF 62 Asa A. Wallace, retired manufac- : - treasurer. ‘ae aa Sawai at the tases c However, the helpless majority of his daughter. Mrs. J. Herndon|©° 2 New Members « of | has appealed to Mrs. H. H. Much- ‘ .' . a. é j a all. ai Smith, 6500 Ellenwood avenue.| Women Voters Body Can't | of degre Phe oe yao ae er the parliamentary propriety of the procedure and rule whether Vote for Officers. Wallec j comine ‘4 ma ‘aol Bey sesh fe the election was in due order, at a wo important post-Easter engaged in the woodenware busi- Power of an organized minority er ag oe ant Spero art 2 weddinxs today will add to the! ness. the firm he was associated| Was demonstrated : the annua! er a sien te oO Cod or gaiety of the spring seasoll.| with becoming known as the Cup-| @lection of the University City neo be had Gael agree At 8:30 o'clock tonight Bishop] pies Woodenware Co. Later the| League of Women Voters yester-| ; eee ee of 82. Mrs. Hallie Huston. wife of N. K. Huston of Denver, Colo., and the former wife of the tate Wiliam Hyde. once editor of the Missouri Republican, which later became the St. Louis Republic, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Payne, 343 Oakwood avente, Web- ster Groves, yesterday. Mrs. Huston, who was 82 years Services From Home. Members of the wench and bar of St. Louis, including Federal, Cir- cuit and Appellate Judges, wil! be honorary pallbearer@ tomorrow at the funeral of former Circuit Judge Garesche. He @ied yesterday at St. John’s Pospital of heart dis- - ease. after an ftliiness of a few weeks. He was 49 years old. Faneral services wil! be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at fhe Garesche home at 6121 Weatmin- Warren A. Candler of Atlanta, Ga..| name was changed to the Cupples| day About three months . remy 7 ; : : he ago Steamship Movements. old, ster. place. and at 9 a. m, at St. will read the marriage service for! Co., of which Wallace’s son, Har-|some 50 new members were taken ve -” sibel __ pred eMeritnieed © Catholic Church, Rose- his nephew, Samuel! Candler Dobbs/ ry B. Wallace, is now president. into the organization. There were Arrives. months. She is survived by Mrs. dale and Waterman. avenues. In- Jr.. and Miss Marjorie Frampton, Besides his daughter, Mrs.}12 “old standby” members, who Lisbon, April 13, Giuseppe Verdi,| Payne, two grandchildren and a/terment will be in Calvary Cem- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds| Smith, and his son, Harry, he is} had been active for som~ time, from New — great-grandchild, and two sisters, | etery. . : 3 Craig Frampton, at the Grace! survived: by two other sons, Mahlon The 12 decided that the officia! Southampton, April 14, Orea,|Mrs. J. G Kelly and Miss M. United States District Judge Methodist Episcopal Church. Tall! B and Robert B. Wallace. Funeral| power should be kept in the hands | New York via Cherbourg. Chaille Benson of Los Angeles. The; Davis, who was formerly an anseo- a et F Bena EE | standards of Faster lilies combined | services will be held from the El-| of older members, namely, them- Shanghai, April 12, President | funeral will be held at 4 p. m. to-/ciate of Judge Garesche on the ie | with smilax will give stately deco- lenwood Sisave address at 10 selyes, so at a meeting on April 7 Cleveland, San Franctsco. morrow from the Emanuel Episco-| Circuit bench. announced today 3 : /ration to the chance! and cathedral | © clock polactine morning, and they quietly introduced an amwend- Yokohama, April 12. President | Pa! Church of Webster Groves. that dis court would be In recess ee tapers will shed a soft glow over burial will be at Bellefontaine! ment to the by-laws providing | McKinley. Seattle. from 10 to 11 a. m. tomorrow in ‘the bridal party. oe te gy Fc ye age a that no member who hadn't paid New York, April 14, Belgenland, | Bishop Brown in New York Pulpit. observance of the funeral. ) 4 ; , ° ° . . , Preceding the bride will be Miss- pa ie ty dal sel reg rae i Hl her annual dues by last Thursday | Naples. Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. The active pallbearers will be J. es Mildred North, Miss Olive Mof-/ , 1 het'as honor ib ~} could vote in the election. The Glasgow, April. 13, Tuscania, NEW YORK, April 15.—Rey,| Wallace Bonner, Edmond Gar- , _| ber, will act as honorary pallbear-| .nenament was passed from New York, Dr. Wil esche, E. F. Bisbee, W. H. J. Gar-. fitt and Miss Lois Engel, as brides-| ... p out and it r. William Norman Guthrie, reec- coche. 3 tt - maids; Mre, Ear] M. Conner, ma- is reported, without opposition. Southampton, April 14, Aqui-ltor o¢ ge, Marks-in-the-Bouwerle em a an ards Sidney tron of honor, and finally her sis- St. Louis U. “Prom” April] 23. hig tec ee major-| ‘ania, New pie making clear his point as to his Gareache by Seed ip anieaenian te ; ter, Miss Helen Frampton, as maid “ 2 | Forgot the date of the election. , purpose in bringing Bish —Todd Studio. : annual junior “pro rile ae sdatnte ging Bishop William MRS. FRANCIS SINCLAIR WAR- of honor. The bridesmaids will be Pp tr these Nchesol of Sued. fiona a, ee F Stee cee April 14, Ohio. Montgomery Brown, “heretic,” to Missourt Woman, 87, Dies. . NER. gowned alike in fluffy pink chif- icine will be held at City Club Apri! jie py ake "ane ed egret gz aire ‘ sos eran preach in his church next Sunday, AUXVASSE, Mo., Apri! 15.— RS. WARNER will give a/|fon and cream lace, with trains of °3. according to announcement to - en the election | ne ee -, President lasserts that he has heard Bishop | Mrs. Martha A. Turner, 87 vearns : . the material\caught to one shoul- |" LL : oe ge called yesterday, Mrs. Howard| Madison. Seattle, Manning hi If “© 1d t! fs small informal te@this after-y 0° ™ ouquets of sweet peas in shades of| i of attending ‘speechless The 12 of ae New York, April 14, Martha /both a human and divine nature] other sons and daughters, incind- marry Alex V. Levy and Miss Mo-|Pink and cream. Miss Helen ' a » 12 of the minor- Washington. Naples via Boston. cannot exist in one personality. ing Mrs. Henry James of St. Louis, Frampto'’s frock is, peach-tinted » ser, Gerard hicMahon. chiffon, made with a cluster of va- ri-colored flowers at one hip, hold- ing, in place a slender train of French blue and pink ribbon train. She will carry pale yellow roses, The bride will be gowned In callot satin fashioned on long classic lines with a close fitting bodice finished at the top with a deep yoke of duchess lace. Chiffon, set into the skirt at either side, gives a s8Ug- gestion of softness, and the gown is slashed at the front to display a petticoat of duchess lace. The long court train, depending from the lower edge of the voke, is lined with silver tissue and flesh chif- fon and weighted with a semicircle of orange blossoms, and the pearl _ | Social Items A wedding, which wt] unite families of importance in the East, and of interest in St. Louis, is that of Miss Nancy Carnegie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie II of New § £=York, and James Stillman Roékefeller, son of | Mrs, William G, Rockefeller, also ‘of New York, which will take | place today at Dungeness, Cumber- ‘land Island, off the coast of Geor- | gia. Mr. Rockefeller is a grand- nephew of John D. Rockefeller Stillman ‘and a brother of Godfrey Rockefeller, who marrieq@ Miss en¢rusted veil will be caught to her | Helen Gratz of St. Louis two years | !@ir with a cap of ee I ago. He visited in St. Louis at which cascades to the hip line, and | the time of the wedding and orange blossoms. She will carry | served as an usher.at the cere- master Hues. | mony. Miss Carnegie is a grand- Archie Lee, formerly of Atlanta, | niece of the late Andrew Carnegie. | Wil! be Mr. Dobbs’ best man; the) Miss Eleanor Simmons, daugh- grocemen will ne Bryant Whit- comb o:1 New York, J. J. Goodrum _ of Mr. and Mrs, Wallace D. Jr. of Atlanta, Everett Brooks and | Simmons, of 46 Westmoreland | arc-nibald De Bow. and the ushers | Place, is expected home today! rE. R. Thomage R. E. Woods and L. | from Hot Springs, Va., where she{R Thomas. sp-nt the Easter season with her protic e Her cousin, Miss Viletnts mats DOSE — fae Cree a shoul-| 'Simmons, daughter of Mr. and ste — of licen gm eget mth ive: Gésres Waich Ban: of + bem not of diamonds and pints. | New York, formerly of St. Louis. wie Fe en ee will accompany her to St. Louis to watch chain. Mis« Puawinded eden’ be her guest. With the exception | centeq her attendants with brace-| of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Simmons. |who will arrive the latter part oft lets and rings to match of green. | White and yellow gold. the week, the large gro Ss , | group of t. Following the ceremony, which | Louisans who annually go to the will be attended by 600 guests Virginia resort, have returned. Mr. ts oe + there will be a large reception at | and Mrs. Carl Langenbere of t} . aa genberg Of the! the Frampton home, 7312 Weat- N S 4 is Co 4 : - A w ays ago, and Mr in a large canvas marquee built at | and Mrs. George D. Markham, Mr. the back of the house and Mrs. Edward A. ; vical ; ; sg + ° | which is as old as the Constitution. Hae? dots of tes ig sane Henry Clark S - "Mi | acer & honeymoog. tip, Mr. | : “eeeecripts of most of the plays ark ecott, Mr and |! pobhse and hie« hr Y er ‘ee remove his own © ’ me : | bds and his bride will make their | the President the right to | , ae Sen- Rt n in the last two decades. in- Mrs. Samuel oc. Davis and Misa | home at 957 Park seein, ted | appointees without the consent o ches eng “Liliom” and “He- Who Mary Lionberger returned § last | York. The bridegroom is a son of | ate? President Wilson thought he hed SSG Slapped.” The speaker re- | Week. | Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Candler Dobbs then Postmaster of Portland, Ore. Mr. a & young woman as to how vininy © Vife, s¢ three-act | ceremony He is an alumnus of) sn inieneke Court saver feuld cet Barrymore to read a | farce comedy will be given for the}! Fmory University ard ,» Georgia | _ - ‘ val . , : Myermappealed to : e ee a i ‘She had written. he replied | benefit of The Queen's Daughters’! Tech. He is a nephew of Asa G. | ing that he was “aay ee will aeemed “oe “ign feed Was |Home Association. Friday night, “Fy ae comb The bride is a graduate | Senate has intervene n SS) ’ " y him. e had reference . cae OT Mary Instixfite. the St. Louis University Auditorum. | | . ry ) lay by the actor's wife _ - “hi : ' as its lawyer, to assert t peor P aw Wel, ast hi no Whittemore-Bro Senator Pepper 8 tf} S Strange. in whiew Berry. The cast has been selecte? from the | 2 7 wn W edding. the Senate can determine how any 0 sens on at - | St. Louis Players Co., and includes At 5:30 o'clock this afternoon, at holder shall be removed who was appoint: Whitaker in the cag Ree | G eral” im of Mike” ° ~}ton, L. Lindber, William Frain. | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert | dent Coolidge, through Bolicitor-Gen - i cots a : _ | Albert Stokes and Lorenz Banner. | Blackwell Whittemore Jr. of 72% Beck, is defending the action of President | ni eclared that, in his Mrs. Lillian M. B. Collins, form-| %°OTth Union boulevard, will be-/| mon, the best play ever written | ; Wilson and asserting the right of the E riea is “What Price Glory,” ident to remove a man without the consent” Bfevealed that the authors, of the Senate. e Anderson and Laurence This is an important issue. For if thea have =written another | pF Satitied “The Buccaneer,” President must not only seek the consent | of the Senate to appoint his subordina™ . 2} Sut also seek its consent to remove them. @ then he is not in any real sense the chitt executive. His subordinates, the men through whom he must act, would becom fundamentally independent of him and é@ pendent instead upon the will of the mM, jority of the Senate. The power to appom 8 to be produced this fall] Tork and London, . Record of Art Proposed. Amr iated Press ee’, April 15.—What is we to be an infallible method | madlishing the authenticity of mae €6Paintings, devised by Dr. =rrard) was described to the mMyY of Sciences by Prof. D’Ar- and to dismiss ig the heart of all executive B Of the University of Paris power. If those powers are taken over by) may. The plan consists of not- the Senate it is a majority of the Senate” ’ M@Ans of the X-ray, the pe- | and not the President which becomes wet ies of a canvas or wooden real head of the administration. e — by the artist. -From It seems strange that this critical COB Hae °*¥O dockets are compiled, stitutional question should be in dispute | Would permit it to be de- by simple comparison at | ter date whether a picture tO an artist is an original 136 years after the Constitution came int) force. Yet it is in dispute. The Constitur. tion iteelf does not say how appointee® shall be removed. Alexander Hamilton, ine the Federalist, said that the consent of th® & Senate “would be necessary to displace a well as to appoint.” The very first Cone gress debated the question and settled in the President's favor after a tie ; which was broken by the Vice President For over 75 vears thereafter the Pres; dent's power of removal was not disputed. Then in 1867 and in 1869 Cengress, during — la re. by Maurice Samuel. Samuel, lecturer and = Of New York, will deliver “Pal address at a meeting Israel. Washington andj mWay boulevards, at 8 Dp. ow, held in celebration } ing, April 1, of the He- its quarre! with the President, passed th@, pversity of Jerusatem. | President of the Witte Clothing Co... CHICAGO, April 15. — Arthur tenure of office acts, which limited th@ BR Hadiey of Washington | 2° di * at his home, 2324 Texas| “Bugs” Baer, newspaper writer, President's right of removal. The Suprem® | and Dean Eberle of sc, | 2Venue, Moncay morning. will be;/and Miss Marjorie Cassidy of a%, , ~Yersity Institute of Law | ee invited to attend. i Road Conditions. to the Post-Dispatch Oty—Cloudy: roads fair. + Threatening: roads Court never passed on these acts and they — as much in dispute today as it was 136 3 years ago. The task of the find out what the lew is, because the 4 does not exist; its task is to determin® " what the Constitution of the United States” ought to say about a question on whic it is Silent. The Supreme Court, therefor® is about to exercise one of its most aif- — ficult powers: It is about to add whet is in f effect another Article to the Constitutions. ; In doing this the Supreme Court is pound - to consider not only the lawyers’ briefs beta also the probability as to what will be & a matured judgment of the American peoplt Supreme Court is not, te” * a lear; roads good, City — Clear: Clear; reads good. lear: roads good. loudy: roads fatr. Partly cloudy; roads > ry +. a Si —- j a Se 4 a at 9 a. 11. tomorrow from the fam- Church. Burial will be at Calvary/}foly Name by Father James Cemetcry. ag , : O'Brien, assistant astor. € Death of -Witt: jowed an ilt- » They ess from which he was thoutht to! be recovering. and is survived : seven « .lluren. roads | Peery Joyce in Neilan Production. | | Bs | | Peggy Hopkins Joyce, actress, has been role of the first independent pro- duction of Marstral lear, roads good. jilatter announted last night. erly of New York, is directing the| ©O™*® the bride of John Francis; Brown of Providence, R. I. Spring | rehearsals and nas arranged a pro- | . flowers will adorn the house and, gram, consisting of a novelty act of specialty numbers by the Misses} ©O™!ned with palms, will form a Margaret Cayne. Florence Betz | background for the bridal party. Bernadine Brennan and Joseph The Rev. Dr. Norman B. Harrison Hardy Jr. will officiate in the presence of 125 relatives and close friends. and ‘iinet i ° : 4 . —- A musical! event of the week will | a reception will follow. be the series of two operatic interp- The bridal gown is of white recitals to be given by Clarence} satin, made without trimming ex- Gustlin, Friday afternoon and eve- | cept for garlands of orange blos- ning. in the ballroom of Hotel | soms which fasten the skirt drapery Chase, under the auspices of the | at either side and trail to the floor. Musicians’ Fund of \America. The! A wreath of the blossoms worn in operas selected are’ “Algiala.”’ by | her hair will hold the tulle veil | De Leone, and “‘The Echo,” by , which is to form the train. She will | Patterson. | carry valley lilies Patronesses for the series-in-| Migs Mary Mlizabeth Allen. clude Mmes. Lucien R. Blackmer.} daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. L. Shapleigh, Clarence HW. How-| R. Allen, and a cousin of the ard, L. D. LeGear, W. G Langbein, | bride, the maid of honor. wil] be S. W. Barnes, William Jaeger. Lee | gowned in vellow chiffon veiling Schweiger, Oscar Johnson, Rudolph | Ganz, F. Nussbaum, Frank Alsberg. Charles M. Rice, Max Goldstein, Willlam John Hall, L. Ackerman. J. M. Barber, Edward Sicher. J. fiesh-colored chiffon, and she will carry an bouquet of blue del- phinium. Francis Hail Brown of Providence will be his brother's best man. arm Schwinbeck, John R. Lanigan and After a wedding trip in the Fast. Misses Eva Murphy. Meta Peters,! Mr. Brown and his bride will make Vera Schlueter and Alice Pettingill.| their home in Providence. He is a — son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hail WITTE FUNERAL TOMORROW Services for Late Head of Clothing Company at 9 A. M. The funeral of Theodore E Brown of that city, and a graduate of’ Brown University. “Bugs” Baer Is Married. Witte. Fiv the Aasoctated Prees Brooklyn were married here yes- terday at the Cathedral of the Holy lly resid=nce to St. Francis de “ales left at once for the Pacific Coast, ; whence, it was said, they wil] start 'on a two-year tour of the world. PTTTTI rire the sandwich cheese Bluhill | spreads like butter He was 61 vears old by his widow and i the Associated Pr ess 7 | HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Aprt? 15.— ; engaged to play the spature | Nellan, the | : All of Monday's Laundry — treated like Fine kabrics now: - ” wie your house linens—go into is gentle, magically cleansing suds. How much nicer everything looks after its Lux- washing! And Lux 1s so kind to your hands—like fine totlet soap. And You cleansing—spring from a tiny bit of Lux. That's why it’s actually more economical than bar soap—a little goes so far. Start using Lux next Monday for everything! Rid your hands of that in-the-dishpan look! In THE WATER an hour and a half every day washing 7 . “— the dishes—your poor faithful hands. at Spare them that coarsened red look that comes from using strong kitchen soap—it literally burns out the beautifying oils from the skin of your hands. Use Lux in place of bar soap for washing dishes. rb Toss a single teaspoonful into your dishpan. The quick rich suds are every bit as easy on your hands as fine toilet Soap. 4 single teaspoonful ts all you | ‘ weed! Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. & Now the Convenient Big | Package, too A little Lux goes so far it’s an economy to use it | ECHO FORC SORC OF OR OE OE OEOS Nowadays everything you washis || too nice to trust to ordinary laundry soap—your hands, too, deserve to be treated with the utmost kindness Your muslin night gowns and chemises, your gay little | house dresses, Mary’s dainty gingham frocks, Tommy’s tae ae fine little cotton blouses, the household linen—ail these i things cost so much nowadays that they deserve the same Be care you give your fine things. a ) Washing is harder on your clothes than the actual | ) wearing of them. And the things you put tn the regular weekly laundry are washed so much more often than your finer things! You can’t afford to trust them to ordinary ‘ bar soap for harsh soaps destroy the very life of the fabric, Use Lux for the family laundry—magical Lux! See how much longer ginghams keep their fresh, new look. Cuffs wear longer, dimities and muslins don’t wear on thin and give out so quickly. You get longer service from everything you wash with Lux. after harsh soap. Lux is so kind, so gentle, your hands don’t mind Monday a bit now! ia ’ a then—your hands! What a relief Lux is to them know what big brimming suds — wonderfully Wt A ~ m | > aS. ek o $ % ; i Sp OR LEGO LAOO S — CL S CL LTO A 8 i tt Sr ake
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois illinois Central Bag- Wabash Railway 3.2 > -__ Chicago & Alton 2 The POWT-DISPATCH tw the oary St. Louts evening Bewepaper ~eiving Associated Press sews service oP mG ¢ er Ee aint spe bieees Aeeeiall 4 es ‘ ® NEW SCHOOL BOARD. ° INDUCTED INTO OFFICE. Votes to Continue Free Sym- phony Orchestra 8 for School Childre The five successful candidates ~ ‘ e } for the Board of Education at the & - — municipal election April ¢ were ‘ducted into office last night by) Circuit Judge Calhoun, who admin-¥» ‘etered the oath of offi to each af them Three of those taking office— John C. Tobin, president of the board: Mrs. Elias Michael and Richard Murphy—were re-elected. while the other two—Myrt A. Ro lins and Emil J. Barth-—are new Tobin, members Mrs Michael, Murphy and Barth were elected to six-vear terms. while Rollins was chosen for a two-year term Brief addresses were made hv each of the new members after | taking the oath of £ office The stateme! of Rollins. president of he Publ oo} Patrons A lli- ' dium throu h y } oO cs and ‘factional difficulties are eiiminat- 5 . - Vue — ~ - “ ed brought a reply from Henry E Fahrenkrog. vice president, that OL: oe during his two vears in office “no ‘ SS | ' i i molitics or factiona f ties had lar sen ** = ‘ , Expressing gra f > election \irs Nii hae! sald tnat sne. ynsidered her position as a mem- ber of the Schoo! Board ‘the great- est opportunity available in which to render a pubiic service Tobin said a he. too, was gratified over his re-election “To Keep Out of Politics.” Rarth and Murphy pleged them- selves to assist in preventing poll- tics from entering into the board's 'woek. Murphy said he intended to + : 4 > re sa . , 4 +c pursue his policy of “equal rights to all and specia privileges to > none The hoard voted to continue free “a mpohonv Or “hest ra cancer? s enn > . > » , > scnoot niiaren ipproving a rec- ommendation of Superintendent of -_ Instruction Maddox and the Com- " ‘tea ann Instr } . n +} 3 Cor CY + " he entered x the S&S ~ : - Louis Symphony Socie ; ’ Fy AT eo are similar » iast 3 4 Ping epe ed tr mt of ea - ert shall not exceed $1000, “p Jed as ? sea ae ees Than HOO « iren an he ce . rad ad were srder read a ea in co “Ft ry neo Se ‘ no “A yas ‘ ad DP, oe acon = = _ ~ re Du ~ ) a ? 2 “ > " o -_ x sa | b i110 ~ « " . ~ I) > = a, 2 e ’ 33 Y reean "2 . ‘ Bal r 1% ‘ _ . he echoa = | = = = ‘ , S pers na ~ "ner = . en Wy ‘ —_ Th a -_ ° : o- ~ ~~, x mPa » - ~~ —_ ——. a } 2 _ . ~*~ a“ s 2 ~ = ~« ” ~ , . : ae ~~ ta = bal ~ _ - ~ ~ ~ é 3 - ° . = an >» ; ~ _ 4 ks Police te Ping H a usha ne ‘4 : 3 6 " = ~ os > se oa yo : rreen veer i 7 e u S a 1.2? Y en) "e® Aeeeciat«4 Prnae on LAON DON. Ane 4 al a hg ~ Sad remen 5 . ‘at . z _ a=, > ot : =" a i | « ~ iy io os | x - > f SE, Cl SCA t BF > 7 mitt BBs tied & * é at CA |e en | sisted Need C8 UF . 7 > 3 ; , $ > $@ Atif Lito Lo ome La Lc eo ad rs Lode i at yy ae | OF ik lal i & d eopige % ee Bie oo aw " 7 . > . > ae LF 4 pomed ord fmend ed frm bd frome Ff bem be red ng foo To Ln! sm a) sa POST- DISPATCH mane: has MORE CITY Circulation than the oS 9. and one other | Lon as La rms i! La ss Ft mo Ua os Lad es La are dw La Ect oer Usd tL ps! tes Us ses Li cz x i , : . = ’ 0% Mad aa PR I ¢ ge 4 tenet —— newspaper zt cate nest VOR Mag tA se ec > RAW 5 a See ae Se ene ~ Xow ‘. ae eS ewe ose 7 AA, Cas ey ‘J . HART SCHAFFNER & MARX DINNER JACKETS ARE EASY TO GET AND There’s no hardship in dressing for - dinner, Dinner clothes are comfortable; days EASY TO WEAR a dance or the theatre these easy to wear and easy in cost More : ; 46 9 important; they re the style and yours ought to be the best style Wider at. the Ours are shoulders, shorter coats, snugness hips; full trousers that taper a trifle to the bottom The Hart Schaffner & Marx label means fine all-wool qual- ity, too = ranrrare ‘2 s+ emer epee cram — Washington Avenue at Broadway WOLFF'S PPART THREE. Ka ro lyi’s Supp ressed Invites U._S. to Publish Information on Ac |rells of His Personal and Politic. in Switzerland in 1917 to Obt _ Separate Peace. —_ ~~ — ae om me Leif Post-Dispatch prints today left the United Sta SE the fourth of @ series of arti- told at the State | tine th , h its possession conc Hungary, fering tne $ site © wife was treated n ld not rerecal in spreches in this but she was not atry because of @ pledge ezact- formation There m from him by the State Depart- sons why the An vash ‘ bet th iment did not wish je | ESAsngres fore © least at this time. ngarivan: erile wae permitted to reason whatever. ; in @ic United States. The pub concerned is alrcady familiar with this I said in my be | . here. and I should sging” of KRarolyt. Now that he .o wn ie eee we pas weit the country, he has written { been permitted t< for the Post-Dispatch the things he State Department | wan to sa to the American ©T #!! of this mate ~ , wishes to de so that geome of thi« COUNT MICHAEL KAROLYL ‘to with the cha: MONTREAL, Quebec, April 15. brought against me NY charges or information that | ;pa: 1 betrayed Hut the State Department at Wash- war because. at ington has, concerning either jiand in 1917. I ¢t political or personal activities. | separate peace. . ore the war, during the war. OF gaw in Berne at th ce the war, as far as I am con- American Ministe ned. can be brought at once int©® and undoubtedly he full light of day. Indeed. noth- 4 report of our, would please me more than to Washington. He c: ve whatever information may¥ my activities in & ve come into the archives of the as the Foreign M te Department, either from Its/ gary knew of them cy diplomatic representatives time have I endea' Bbroad or from my avowed ene- them. In thie art es. published at the earliest pos- ecribe what these a ible moment Negotiations \ In Washington on the day we! I! admit that ac : — Stew On Sixth St. Between St These wonderful Coats were to . cause they were not deliverec tional price concessions. You be Wednesday at the phenomenall. F ing Over 175 Ce ae Latest and Mos Flared and “oe, te
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WEDNE APRIL 15, 199%, = — a ee ee ee eee ot oa os | 7 ““ESTAT ees = es Oi Be a ys a ee ie ae xis . XS Se | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [lane ail. PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENIN G, APRIL 15, 1925. de, _ th ett te Os RS OGRE Se er ee eae ie tae. oe ee ee ee - , . - ; pe Arr ae IS RR ae ee ae ae a J e% a ee _ - ae Se ae oe a. a 7 SRT ot ee ae, Paes en eae a acta de ae KETS—SPO! - ee ee ee Karolyi’s Suppressed Story ee ne — ieee ee : lor attached to his regiment ——— eles written by Count Karolyi Certain information hac come into} gence, however, would have Hungary, telling the story he pount?y because of a pledge eract-| formation There mav be good rea-/| arv party leaders set such ment did not wish to publish it: at! tinue. t in Washington before the | least at this time. But there is no' The views I emphasized in iagging’ of Karolyi. Now that he AG left the country, he has written | | been permitted to do so. that the Wavs With the intention that Sey COUNT MICHAEL KAROLYI. E MONTREAL, Quebec, April 15. m NY charges or information that the State Department at Wash- ington has, concerning either my political or personal activities, | separate peace. Among others I| press propaganda in Switzerland. gepre the war, during the war, Or | gaw jin Berne at that time was the’ Talked With U. S. Minister. oot Se : Sane mee the war, as far as | am con-| American Minister. Mr. Wilson.| At my meeting with the Ameri-| SS ) sues : ned, can be brought at once into | and undoubtedly he must have sent | can Minister I explained in the full- f ate Department, either from its ¢ : ’ | /In Washington on the day we | IT admit that according to theible by a separate’ peace. - letter of the law, and more sopecls | enisinne him with my pre-war ally in my capacity of officer of ¢he | anti-German and pro-Entente pol- statements with wh rg Hungarian Reserve, I ought per- .icy, with the activities of the! common | on WES Soreees haps to have avgided a meeting | Independence party in the same di- | an overwhelming impression of the mites U.S. to Publish © fBe niet 84.1 aid soon Minister of Foreign Affairs. and|how my friends and I envisaged tO! the practicat- accomplishment cf the King of Hungary on my return.! Gor separate peace. This conver- | As long as a Deputy is at the front ‘sation took place in the presence S| of a secretary. No doubt a record his | of the conversation was taken, and Tells of, His Personal and Political Efforts emcee of soldier should not be al- | subsequently enibodied in a report in Switzerland in 1917 to Obtain | ‘owed to stand in his way when he}],,, Washington. is engaged in political activities. Information on Activities | Was ready to furnish a report first and foremost a soldier. but Separate Peace. | A separate peace, resulting — #; American Government would pub- | reduction of Austrian territory) lish all the observations I made in| _ ae eens ieee atetnnin inn} VnHe leaving Hungary intact./ 6 churses of the convéreation. st-Dispate rints , . | would have transferred the center! geuretary Kellogg has my ft *. HE Post-l pa h p today left the 1 nited States my wife was of gravitv of the monarchy to Y tdi ms my san pe the fourth of a series of arti- told at the State Department that | latter country. The Prussian the} alli- ; aw " > - Q ‘ © Ms theif record confirm all that I have been in- Ils possession concerning me. My | terminated. and therefore, the by 4 not reveal in speeches in thi Wife was treated most courteously,! sensate policy of oppression no T 4 s & is but she was . _ . | . , F : S not show -| whic ‘hauvinist and reaction- : h n this im-| which the Chauvinist and reaction only thing of any consequence | store 4 N 7 Sons whv rne *j ; ’ r ; _ | . ei =) i’ aq} wei ee & - . » j from him by the State Depart ) he American Govern | would have been impossible to con the Matente-1. the pro-Entente | | } " | , con- ’ ‘ . . . wed: > és . a ngarianserile was permitted to reason whatever, so far as I am /|versation with everyone in Switzer- | i ately effected. but judiciously and ind in Wie United States. The pub concerned. ‘land were the same which IT had} ,, jp, proper i sian’ | ee ig alrcady familiar with thig| 1! said in my book, as I repeat | expressed repeatediy at home, here, and I should have been glad, Parliament, at public demonstra- to so State in the United States had | tions, or in open party meetings, al- they Was less scrupulous. I suggested e that the Entente should invite the} in the Post-Dispatch the things he State Department can publish any should be brought to the notice Seanted to say to the American)" all of this material whenever it | our allies, our enemies and the ne'1- ee | wishes to do so. I have believed |tral countries. But during the whole ‘that some of this inforntation has | of mv visit to Berne I had only tw» to with the charges that were important confidential conversa- brought against me by my enemies tions, one with Mr. Wilson, that I betrayed Hungary during the! Berne Ambassador of the United war because, at Berne, Switzer-| States. and the other with M. Ha- land, in 1917, I tried to make a’ guenin, the director of the French the | resort declare its intention to ne-| pe full light of day. Indeed. noth- | 4 report of our, conversation to est detail that in Austria, and ag Would please me more than tO| Washington. He certainliknew of | pecially in Hungary, we were %on- lave whatever information may my activities in Switzerland. just | tinually gaining adherents who saw ve come into the archives of the jas the Foreign Minister of Hun-_| in the obduracy of the German gary knew of them. Indeed. at no/' perialists the principal obstacle gyn diplomatic representatives | time have I endeavored to conceal | peace, and who were determined ¢ Broad or from my avowed ene-/them. In this article I shall de-| bring our allies to reason. If Ries, published at the earliest pos- ‘scribe what these activ ties were. | proved impossible we meant fble moment. | Negotiations Were Open. end the war as speedily as possi- —- a = Sim SS NaN Si RES Pn SS Sb ne Se Re oe ~ ’ “tee . wie - S— —— SS ————— SO SO ey —= Se SoS: ————.- —— — *_ Se _ ee ——_— + = - = = —~-= = ——— 3 ee oe Te ties ae —_ vee ate Cae *. Be oe On Sixth St. Between St. Charles and Locust “ith the diplomats of enemy States. _rection, and with our determina- | assistance !}tion not to leave the future on the | offe; communicated my intentions to the| knees of the Germans. | told» hii Hungary a - obtained from a comparison of his) front. UC. S. Army Underrated. TT — er ——- 5 - - - -~ —a —_ aie ee sistance was all bluff. I had never. believed this, but I was astonished The American army was very at the evidence which was now pre- PAGES 27—48 and mutually corrobora- tive of the rapid and enormous de, velopment of the American reine I should be very glad if the! missjon to do so. Not only would } already said, but it would also | show that, while demonstrating the ' necessity of a separate peace—the |} Which the Monarchy had to offe) politician, insisted that this breach | : ‘ : ! with our allies must not be preoip- | Sought Peace Conference. Later the pro-German Andrassy | belligerent Powers to peace ne-'| rotiations. lf the Germans accepted the invitation, well and good: if not, the monarchy could in the last | gOtiate, if necessary independently of the Germans. Once it became evident that Austria-Hungary was /not to be dissuaded from this, and 'once the monarchy had_ actually /entered upon peace negotiations | with the Western Powers, Ger- many would be compelled sooner or later to abandon the die-hard | policy.’ Th dual monarchy I said, | would then have accepted the pa- cifist programme of the. Entente, and agreed for its part to the com- | plete restoration of Belgium and/ also to the cession of Alsace-Lor- raine; Austria would have shown her readiness to satisfv the just Italian claims and to cede Galicia ot an independent Poland. Everyone now knows that those | points were neither new nor origi- | nal. It was not I who first proposed to deprive the Germans of Alsace ind Belgium, but Czernin, the Aus- tro-Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs. and even, as we know from ‘Tie Sixtus corespondence, the King- | Linperor. Charles himself. To stave off war, Germany. through Bulow. had offered the Italians portions of | the. territory of her ally, Austria. The Emperor was willing to re-| ‘inquish. Galicia of his own accord. There was never any question inthe — Bath Mirror ] Mirror 14x white enamel. SUMMING, 44 MMA HOUSE. * 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street ~ could i'much underrated by our leaders of Sented to me, in the form of data | forcement«. emt opinion, who wished to persuade Which were apparently genuine and! My guiding principle during these western AE PFINEPLS CUES ae the nation that the American as- | authentic. and, at any rate. con- Continued on Page 29. ; ——————— a Smoker Stand —_— All wrought tron Smoker, neatiy built and decorated = with gold polychrome. Save 10% to 20% in this Great ment Birthday Sale} S| $50.00 Famous, Gas Range NEXPECTED LUCK These wonderful Coats were to arrive for Easter selling. Be- course of these negotiations of the | sacrifice of Hungarian territory. | What was discussed was the | wreach of the monarchy with the) militarist Prussian reaction and its| Made of blue stee] cause they were not delivered in time we received excep- tional price concessions. You benefit by this, for all go on sale s Wednesday at the phenomenally low price of $16.95. oo, Featuring Over 175 of the Season’s Latest and Most Attractive Flared and Tailored A POIRET TWILL a COATS. me 6 6=—s-s« Silk Lined—Alll High Shades (y Including Powder Blue—Rose—Tan—Sand— Circado—Navy and Others CKET WEAR in dressing for - e theatre these are comfortable; yincost More Values $25 to $35 Embroidered ee = 'to reason before it was too late and | | concluded peace, Hungary’s sacri- a . | Magyars. ‘ecognition of the community in erest with the entente. This woula | have signified democracy and paci- | fism. IT could not expect a discussicn of the merits of my arguments from | the American Minister. Moreover, | I naturally could not hope, even if) mv plans succeeded, .to be able my-_| seinem | self to carry out y program in| every particular. I do, however. | venture to assert that had we come | fices, if she had had to make any) at all (at which I never so much as) hinted). would have been incom- narably less than they necessarily were after her total defeat in the war. Could Have Saved Territory. | Speaking of Hungary alone, it Is | probable, for instance, that Croatia | would have been lost and would | either have become an independent | | State or, as now, have formed part | of the new Jugo-Slav State. One| thing. however, is certain, that if | at that time we had acted in unison | with Cfoatia and adopted a pro | sntente policy, we should at any | rate have assured ourselves certain | rights in respect of Fiume. | There would have been no ques- tion of jthe loss of the Southern | Hungarian territory inhabited by) Nor was the idea of the | formation of a Czecho-Slovak state then so fully matured either among Entente or Czech arfd Slovak po- litical circles. It is true that there was virtually no opposition to the ! $65.00 Famous Gas Range With Alumi- $99 75 an ie. eee | num Set.... ! Cabine ae A Cabinet Gas Range with nae . Style, 4-burner Gas 4 gas burners, oven and mr eat baie black enamel broiler. The door panels and 1 a large bakiwfg oven splasher back are white enameled Continuing Our Offer of “Famous” Gas Ranges nickel. These Ranges are fully num and are fully guaranteed. Famous Kitchenette Range The New 1925 Model Gas Range and Kitchen Heater Combination Tagether With > 15 a 10-Piece ereae. Aluminum | Assortment at.. These “Famous” Gas Ranges with a Kitchen’ Heater attached are made of blue steel throughout, and are built compact, to conserve space in the kitchen. They have four gas burners, a large baking oven and convenient high shelf. The Kitchen Heater attachment has two large coal holes. You will find they are just what you need for a asamall kitchen, and the price is very low, Choice of Blue, Gray or White Enamel, Toget Withal 0-Piece Aluminum Set at These all-enamel!l Cabinet Gas Ranges are rare values at this low price. The baking oven measures 16x20 inches and has a large broiler oven below. The trimmings and manifold are finished itn sparkling’ guaran. teed by us to be wondefful bakers $5.00 Cash Delwers a “Famous” Rang f This 10-Piece Aluminum Set | Free with each “Famous” Gas Range purchased during this sale. These Sets are made of extra durable panel style alumi- Set consists of a four- practical; six-cup per. Fach piece combination cooker that is very colator, five-quart teakettle, three-piece double boiler and three saucepans—-!, 1‘ and 2 quart sizes, Buy a “Famous” Range and Get an Aluminum Set FREE her ‘672 *“*et ff @ $1 Cash—Balance Monthly $7? Cash—Balance Monthly Ivory Chifforette van. *1 9" This beautiful Chifforette is fintshed in ivory and has large d*awer space. The stvle is Queen Anne. $1 Cash—Balance Monthly $22.50 Baby Stroller These large-size Baby Strollers are well made of steel’ fiber. They have collapsible leatperette One gs ka he is hoods, rubher- tired wheels 50 and adjust- © ahle foot =—=— $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $225.00. Overstuffed Bed Suites $2.25 $ ] Valaes. A epecital sale of large size Fern Thib« that are well built and finished in green enamel style’ and yours style Ours are er coats, snugness ers that taper a e Hart Schaffner ne all-wool qual- — > at Broadway LL LOE = SHH eH Tailored Fur Bordered and All Other Exquisite 1925 Fashions for Misses and Women Sizes 16 to 48 elaim for an independent Bohemia but it is very questionable what would have happened. to North Hungary, whether the Slovak problem could not have been s@ved hv an honest measure of autonomy, and whether. at the worst, we should have had to consent to more than the cession of a .few eounties entirely inhabited by Slo- vaks With regard to Transyliva- armchair and arm rock: Three Large Pieces at This Low Price. . ' $30 Davenport. Table ~ ~~ Ipholstered in an excellent grade of velour and has Marshal] ts : ; ; spring-seat construction. Consists of large davenport, armchair — and rocker. Eng! $10.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Payments “$195 Overstuffed Living-Room Suite eal nder Da Vane. * POD * $2 Cash—Balance Monthly heavy. all-tufted mattress, cevered te oa -Bed long Davenport Table te This is a 4-piece large Oversti ‘fed Suite heau elegant. finished it will im - tifully designed It has Marshall type spring. prove the sur lnose-cushion construction and is reundings of covered with an excellent grade of the living Ps A wonderful Bed made by Ene- velour. Consists of davenport ° | room | ° lander. Comes equipped with a eee TRS? + 1\ ed. That had to come in any case! / even the leaders of our non-Mag- : nia. the position was the same autonemY or. if the worst came to the worst. cession of the territories in which Rumanians predominat- if the right of national self-deter- mination were to be given practica effect. The fact that at that time var nationalities hardly dreamed, of anything more ambitious is suf- | ficient proof that the confinement of Hungary's losses to this mini- | mum was at least no Utopian dream. ° My second and more important | conversation was with M. Haguo- | nin, the director of French press propaganda, but I could not enter | into such detail with him or dis- | euss matters in so concrete a form, | since I did not know how far he was authorized to proceed I ex-'| plained to him also my own and_ my party's program of foreign pol- $9.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $1 Cash—Balance Monthly in @ durable cretonne, ends are in walnut enamel! Golden Oak Dresser $22.50 Value +198 A large golden oak Dresser of wonder- ful appearance. Haag, aw ingang mirror and 3 large drawers $1.00 Cash— Balance Monthly Preserving Kettle = $2.20 Valae $1.0 Large 12-qt. Preserving Kettles with rovers, Made of heavy blue granite. Bargain Basement ey but I was principally con cerned to giean information from him Even after discounting his prepagandist statements — trys the skepticism with which it was nat-/§ | ural that I should receive them, I; = ——— ON HOUSE FURNISHING large shee box. COMPANY Wardrobe _Trunks® pest $99.8 Tou wttt find thie an ideal Trunk for travel- titfee eaitua* er faced with fancy “rete nne, ‘(iowm lete wit atx wes wet id veneered Oe . clothes hangeré. plates Sa: ware, @faw belts, spring and
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Bi. -8 - wae ate Banal _ > en iT? + P 7 ‘ nr s aaa . / ‘ : ~ £ ity } — *Picus was S60) 4s wai eg ne de-| for Historical Research wll pub-'| The a ’ , ee eee ing With Chi Detroit tative of former times when pre- ing C harged ™ rr an Bel be RS ee ; © construction of-aemr eg info lumpa of rust are de LEXANDRIA, | —_— x a . 2 = x o ne ~s , d so + +h tt} , , le Time > 4 e- La a+s* 2 «tae . * : ing YvI hicago, | eS WS Sle ee wre. Appes! & i nigtoric animals GE RO SIRT S150} posits ledge of the) lish a complete account of this r and the purchase of stored to their original) 15~rorg Bay ; + >» % on : sf 5 ~ .*- ¥ »,! ~ o r -* Ts » . es ae - a our e Pp o joor He was han 14 2 « re ere sa 4 to have y ’ qd née ivy = ne ‘ . + 4 ’ . - a ‘ soe 4. ‘ ay a = 2 Is elf Vio- - " . . . ~ ‘ tay } . “ft k ay > 4 ’ ~ ~ . l ieaced © suublic exhibitior ‘A i 2 ti 4 'yis after-icirl named Wliaska. who had been ers’ collezes is provideg tniwersit. through a Syria, where his pre mascus lagt week re cess uC’ ; | lent demonstrations ‘ed rt Tt 24, -T) ta w . . " , " r! o ’ ‘*) a ? a . ; rT} o , } 5 jum: . + ee ; others are in the process of prep- pointe toward tne camp he trusted counselor of the Queen, pyiidings appropriation ‘canized an armed force of a few & : “Are vou guilty or not guilty 7"! gration for exhibitior ' = OO _— fl ctarensinin the Missouri . © hs - ae AND PASSENGERS asked Mrs. Dicus The upper right last molar eof! Thursda zi Judge C.-H.jhundred women and waged War ,,...; appropriati nk, which reverses the acon | pepulatie®. which 4 oe (yu \ she replied meekly a hairv mammoth, an extinct spe-, Skis r of Boll r who is on thé@' arainst the Barons of the country Bitte 2 for ion, $86 i converts rust into his work is alding | h 2 S24 : . “Th rteen fifty is your bil “| cies of elephant. was found on hench. plans lake UDP one ct | Several strong castles were stormed | y°i..on-3 _ ment of a Jewish nat a4 Plan as cited to oe ) a ; Judge Johns ; ik ne : irs. farm a shi rt distan e from WUrt 4 forzern @ es a oe t B. 1 Sen-| ind taken by “these pepneenniate and All of the aperes aot Gntin wieiieaae ad Palestine. Followin; : ; pS} iCcMS Pald the oo iT@ i7icus iS; na Anather toot ‘he Se ry f j| Forn sige? f the Hol- the nmrisonere were compelied to tained in the bil} one 7 a “i vwalt to Jerusalem fon ber of Commerce Calls | rm vonas¢ rhe ut- gt wv mort , f i : “ the) vork the fields and do the most approval of the Governor, " pe of bat rusted objects bu! | of the new Jewish ; AY come on his return home tonight with the roots broke iS kerenen r sned The menial labor heing added to the hrings wt all the original Cce- | Mount Scopus, Lord for Subscription Here of ~_ . found near Danville Sanford prohably will be An assembly composed entirely | amornt shall not be Psa and poses fake antiques./ tended to tour throu — 1 —* : _ mere (ame Via Alaska. tad - 4 rning m iS @X-l of women voted that: 1. Any man the Govern ner bellow ; — aive ow ptian, Etruscan and he left Damaschs hi $50,000 to Company. ari Sor ind stood ope aaa : Pa sry 4 1 rec aes cit it pected: 1 muipleted late Satur-jin possession. of arms should be ficient revenue “eres a 7 er ‘ » fc ee ee eee i a tnt the ani €‘ Zocser mic} migrated from Asia : e Way § ifiernoon. | punished by death. 2. When ex- | t. ercoins le treatmen?’ — — =e e nrevented f, . ca 7 oF —— the \ sk iT ne Oy] ef °"hn } Deput’ Commis me : tions were to be made only 4 new dairy . Bae rr) e% “i was eke 1 “ut by KAROLYI INVIT i a ‘ . ‘ =m od ail oe i . — 7 , : “ . a2#> ‘ ¥ ; ‘ro as he willed From his piacg{ Cee os a ee ee asia , hance large Of! women would be allowed to fight.| ge75 000 the purchase | i. Fink at the suggestion of Di- P vr? Ameri bef P aT it im.er- tis ~te , ft) llan +} or’ >] ; | wes mer taward Robinson of the’ U. S. TO PUBLI! Pe cell. the f Zoss ed | SOF Me ee ee . . wae . ssets of the Holland) :he men's role being that of nurs-/| for a Dew auditorium YY r ka | eS ee | Ban! s the principal WithesSiine the wounded and driving the/¢ oexceed $266.0n0 and eas tropolitan Museum of Art, who ABOUT HIS J A Chamber of Commerce sub- committee today has under con- Drawing of bas-relief in the most ancient stone . “, oe - ~ ; a . . nryv m fort? 4 TA) - . - roe st ‘ + ‘ ru) we mPey | $ Usa r ans pong of Baldwin Hall af | Entente to conclude . . “} i}, . . ‘. ° * ; ; - ' a — 2 . - : ' ‘ \ 2 \ - . ai : : Bon ED ae . : | ™ ‘ a ey penal Com Architecture Obsolete. esents King 3 : | tod atiebt: alee tate Gee | | a cajq {choice was an offense punishable | east \State Teachers Exposes Fakes. "as soon as possible, | kins. ch airman of the Postal Com th nsigt Pe ’ "y egy t ' Jan . - —_— = Sun 5 + te i. . > . . Perkin Potion t) return “ from fee Dr. Reisner. the foremost Eqgypt-; war he was succeeded bi fr MI ‘ ada : eT] American and the Missiesieei Val ; ‘ ts : e whic! “with bitter fights. the destroyed by fire. Faint electrical currrents | gwoere ineaniculable. § o- Tl ’ to Shit 1 ¢oTy and °° roi. im ; ln ol - Ls et bs , | " — 7 \ ' ae SFa rie yt eS r ; "4 ea : . : 7 : - € Ms . ’ ry . ey ro co a *h» . de - : : 4 . _— try ‘6 ’ | plooist in Am erica today, and chit rirth, an Oxford man ke - Mr | a |levw thousands of 1 re ac 2 eee ~ nae itll tiki , regained the upper hand. The next largest ting for centuries turn (theito be most careful ty-Boston | Quibe!! and Crna wmmsmitiian. octhkmrn of this period tarone; , “oy 1 F Re Gaagitaie: seemed was made for the Ne ‘ ‘ which he confe?red with Alr-Tai) ; , ’ , to rust. By subjecting the word which could | #f the Ha gr ‘} nite ia if . ad : ¢ ‘ 4 - ,ere 3 ' , officials about the new mai! service - : ; wemranmante the 4» m the ‘ = -_ ' . au S P « on Jan. 1 e wnt wpon! oe > ge at mpecesava ne on MN Harn ie } rpedttian whack reerent ne tlars Lf i-B ISTO! OX Pec ito —— : aye e me exyr 3 r t ! i i won LOST KE EXCHANGE IN VIENNA Soveping —_ i. ; : a — €°60 900 * sbjects to a stronger ciec- . i: be inaucurated between Chicago | ; feande 14a me + Die ies iia sent : , ' —_— P ; on ed ( ct! b 24 ns ruined and exhauste¢ i in re? wr? ‘ J the 13) porianr CiseorerT wu . 4 2 - ,y ATi« : P A a? Nir = ? narativels . —— oe : - .OT 2 new F ; : .o ’ ae 7. . e de- ——— aod St. Louis. and talked with}! ; ; a 2 , SS ee ae x nd the bod Ca e eins bei] fing and repai = prophage Bret ep eng eo APE Stescdamee werg aready : fact tomo ¢ Re FOSTIA” ~" as at aq ’ to ty!) Many of the Kers Large and Ex-|~.... " pairs tot ty this effect is reversed and itrary, I was obliged t , — or 7 ro iene | { ‘iii RPL a i a ; , ( : ‘ at : ; ; . , See prepmeen aeivice backed by) O°? "isso" Of fhe Egyptian Govern or. th irre nk: coxcgapigd BOTT TaD weet the tht hanél rt Ee Bae Ser es eee ck in thee (Oe ee eee _ Th > Southwest State. } formless rust. been asserted that ewer: a2 te Ine GMESNY IGlC HH) ure in which «nd, ch, «.lerasps the eds the sheet, and HENS TIE iN EGG CONTEST... tinues untid 61... ™ Austria. Apel 16.— ean see. 2 pringtiet = Recently the Metropolitan Mu-/ learned from these i sas, sores nere. G8 reprenied JTOm (NC) mid. He was awisted be {the left hand lies open. 1 wri ght wit -+ time| Vienna is opening an office for lost | $749.783 for &/new: aay gm was offered an object sup-' of the weakness of amet ft Louie with the new! /™dcpendcnt — the story of the, ©" en de te mee oa ee nage and Barred Rocks o : - are being| #7d found keys. Vienna houses are emeges senping and. to be an ancient brenze of a Pawers, and thence Bias ae “ee ; - it : nina chase and equipping ~ > _} . P an) ? . 3 . i ; I ,.~ . > ~ 1 yy + a +% - . + . Chicago-New York night air-maii| first stone butldimg in the world, io “igigge Pe = wis of BA falling in ix Lach Make Record of 113 for ) Shei, as gill aad y old—some of them centuries A new gymnasiu a on horsevacn. strength to hold out. | » o * 9 ‘ ng ~_ Yam 7 7, eo” = ri tr ¢ Cy Lhe rt . = is 4 > »* — Aol Th eys _r . a ay - | — "hh ’ ? 7 : route. -Under the plan as explained | fhe Temple of Zescr, and of that as 7 a ce ; Pen in Month Priest 4 ets th the Fercuaon) ~"~ ne keys are correspondingly nae 3 ovided # “3 : n it was subjected to elec- | only a calumny, but s ~- pet or ONO, 4 +o ry ’ ‘ ‘ . ‘ : j ~ Ae r re at t : ‘ : ad aa : ' tn ae ™ : ; , i"ze as i rule The older the | ‘se pF . OF chemicai action. a green arm- ing one lt am stire ?t . —— . . o . ; ad — ~ war . : 5 ‘ , : : / : b Sierras 7 . the temnic’s iva) WOINTAIN GRO’ i i» ¢ ‘ , ha:ree thea tar er th k : ; east State Teachers’ - cob - rb . , , to be organized to operate the line’ for the first time as the tempirs ade | a | = ris | ' i ise the iarger the Key. Ordina- Sh of carbonate of copper create this impressio: Madbe~t ee : : oe _Cape Girardeau and $225 ea me off. rewen . Anown st . uiiding | . ran = ' 7 Of this amount $50,000 rs to be | crcarire APRIMS The story COMING a * sme Bail ine. . % Eo tones s A e} ' ‘ - : 4 TREES NS LA ‘BI F* DECIDED (iv tor a house 4086 years o 1d >. 3 ani ii i . ing a tor very laet thing { coul , . | . ‘ . ° ~ . - , Zz ' . 5 . . ; . 2 7, 2 5 ee ¢ * *. | = +3 ot 7% A 1} - ¢{] ii ¢ ? ey 37 : : ‘ Fs 7 " . oatt = ‘ rr ,r | lowe or a w Mi : a @ ea subscribed in each of the four! from fhe ercarations pushes back a 2A Pee ws Lower FEevn' g} MOTE a : | KOE MATURES -WESSETT proportions | the = rti ne: f ne old ee eee as % wou Reve Game : tas a. }? ex 2 er if ad Ps f : r é } .* me = ‘ , 3 FX. i,t a ~ Rt ISN E at. RES iain a 3 waagas lw Another calumny | {rrangemen; as to Manes. | Copyright At e 1 re et we ricest aes te a = ‘ iz pee . ‘ aes ‘ e:irve “ - *> ipad So ‘ Ors outs ; ra lls Narrowed Down LASINE 2 Key is unD)¢asa ryt. also : a oa oe an 'ak minen? New y ork dea'er and type is the assertior : . ‘ ~ eoetpht % 7 s ~ y ba 2 | . > © oe 2 ' 7 turme i W * 4 he . = —, . => = ‘ » ° . ~ ; -~ - . ~ t*aB > = - . > ; Ss ‘ é a rr 4 > 2 - ie corberation would) use! As 4 result of the di ey ae Seen rep y tu away Say-_— ae — ' aeage cone © one ee ae the schoo! for the —- , me te Setray any ou * . ; -_-~ i; "To r° ~ hat 7 ast > wr +? rf vs r G ~ ve ‘ r~ cea. ; a7 wm * » . : . ; | , ' . > > ’ a ; nt Cc 7 "Ors iTipe - ’ . a | backing of Henry Ford and his|/*i™e in Upper and Lower Egypt) | tH re + erave like those! ™ {3 exes = est pe | OB ». 17-year-old | Withont a key before midnight, and | ‘"* pe ee ee et ee rh ‘ sure is - ae i casting in :ype material bd : ; } +? ? 7 +* > " er. er i> ; } ; . ea od mt » cusation is an infamo oO dermonstrate the performance of | > bibgmeagppapt =" » OL OR1) ar a age apie ys BP : se , ‘Na’ i Jai O94 Pers luring + m at Teffercsan City havin A svstem of Numbered key rin ; ¢ Ors. wer tees ———— 4 eats ; + — ney 2 ) son ing ¥ rings is! of dogs. Dogs of y@ rhe exncrtments proved that the pid invention. To F hy ae); , ) hiryi} ruil¥ Supported by the structura , reas = ; n the ship. a duralaminum mono-/|@#scloses the earliest stone bulld- — | ae seg Pe a i ved the, March, or an average of 23.13 egg: | won Grst niaces in tHe spelling eon- | aavised. _character and breed & ree} ' ee a . ee | ’ | : aa ; hyeyilt with = ; Wii Bee. tr? x" Ti) 4 s. 4 ~” Se age "eae : ‘ ad rat : pt ) Aan ae 4 ey, Fe sll SAS! “OON, Sask Amrit 18 One of the features of the plan | ,, yg ¢ , abe Xe; nail after the ios fo ‘Wee ere wu? : f ti pa =sac : é - - 7 : tives the State contest | . , : i nae BS P sisi cope with the situation: ; : : time or for . cfanguries after oe eS. ate , ' ; Saskatchewan has lw -ith | : E: A} ~ + La ea aT VIis- p PF . + ait : - 41 AAMIY wi ti ers have heen given 1eD ~ ¢ ; = : x generations livin Mrs. Ode’! — — aa - |wards, but it also solves a fascinat : an A — ' = = g y? , Geficit in express or passengers wil! ie: ool ae oad : neral petweet - ; =cs , T Keenciat oe is 7 a ae PGer! hit every doz pe : , ll ing mystery of human personality, | ™“* ft Ser, ims ed é ° Tere , I wh 9°. who was married when she was | | ie ty ade ij? by * ')e shipment of : a na , — : . " ; s * : 1 . : + : ‘2D ms ’ ~ we i > ‘ . : . sc , 4. - *ha : ‘ i 4 : as ever humane ant : a and reveals to ws and identifies a: ***" mes St os the ’ the ; '6. has a great. creat. great crear re Darts LO? a Pee, hy} Fey goo » | ; sone ; oa ‘ i r2 . ~, . : ’ . ° ATie I. 9 - ’ =e M2) , ™ . & 5) a areat. ’ > ord pa between his factories | really great creative artist who) ™“*#') ©? ine work is ¢« “i el - ; Ledtanaen: 8 "| gpanddau phter € month old yon meee fai “ “ b : : . s&s e e = g P = -_ ‘ aaa Py ‘ ; : ;~ * 4 © ator as : ; ‘ ; ~ Soins r) ra > oY r ee Riocks} , atin Cism Coy > daughter each »f whom married would be assured capacity cargoes | is eS otal : — rea mains to be excavated en ws the suitif OS US ee eee ee | i by Frarce or Finciand x La eer Alrers ft Corporgtion of a ime 2 demiced worshipe : by kings agi ‘ en | ‘ und : . ; = Hi ; ; ; | | sa " ‘ = ; ‘4 " LA a i at Lowte. * ni h alread. hand ling an Attention was first drawn to hin as ' i ’ , MTs + hey | e | . } y B o ~ « pF rre-. ef er Mali comtract between New Or~ iby texts of the Ptolemaic period in oom Me . . ght % , emt Egypt ¥ ef hed - 7 ; ' eee . . a He Ad fans and Pilottewn. on the Mivsis. | which he appears in his last |! - 8 pnety jhe _ . & = | ts : = Of ; year-old eippi delta | | as a demigod whom the Greeks _ 7 ae “a “ve wee : oes | ie . ; — ap ' : , ome , ‘ A f ’ Ower Ti» “We are plann ing to did on the | ident ified with Asklepois. L ree 0 j a — ee : 2 = rage nics : . % : : . ase | ~ 7 Miss O'S hicaro-St. Loui« route" ¢ apt. wy. | healer aa are: 31 _— é - iS ia’ ) ’ . ” | 2 « - Sear : , oh: Nam FR. Robertsen. president of the Imhotep Notable Man. or got ve ins ee en | apie >t : | hs. , THE STANDARD AMERICAN 66é s company sail today. “I can not; But with all this, the high con- ~e yee 2 ee ee | aeggiett ee: et BRITON LEAVES QUEER WILL B tt h gee why the Chaimber of : Ommerce |Sideration paid to Imhotep has re- : =. ee 1 Ent away fron The foature w e.' ‘ is ‘ e er ostery OV ehoul@ back a Detroit industry to mained unexplained He was cer- | ma ee peers te Eee astonishment of OQ 1ORiStS ~ shes'se , , Estate f> Go to Needy Surnamed BRIMFUL OF NEW FEA |) »feme in and ¢ mpete with the st./tainiy a notable man, a royal! Description of Masonry. architects is provided by : sor ee , ee 7 ae “Sharples” or “Hesmondhaizh.” You can now get First Nati 1 hosi : lonts firey We have a hic stock |Seribe among seribes. a magician You are ts nk of the Sten Pw. — fluted - se melea- c 4 ; , _ , Pane ¢tea4 Sa ie aa 3 _FACTS AT A GLANCE ~ : £ irs a 10Mmna osiery of planes on hard and the air mai! lot the hyector-priests. a physician, 7? '™d rising in stages, : rough as | UmMRS. Papyrus columns will = m , Sr er . i, nro | manently at contract offers us one of the few apparently a poet, an@ an archi. *t appeared before these excava- angular ste 1g COs $. OF ‘answer is give ranceand, (4UNDON, Mal i9.—-Persons Thances new available to make (tect. He was deified by the Pro}. | tioems. but cased POGERAnEs | Say HRSES On tae Nympnaes ee ai | wag iad kee en ise 609 money on cor Imercta! aviation. ] .@mies as Were a fom rm? her notable +h rr? 2 +... ¢ rara MY te Will endeavor to get a hearing from ,™¢n of the period of Egyptian : mestone like the Pp still left on 2°@ aii engas - " : . d ’ esi S om the subconimittee. /perial power. But he remained in tt" top of the Prramid of Chep- Ome chapel where tiie wee , niques ' ated . wilt just pub- “My ompany ts mow ready to/the minds of modern scholars an Pren at Giza The prramid is 119 ims stamd fr ymd a Presenting in. version of sive = 3 is Sarples, a \ carry Out a mail contract without | oe>scure and almost mythical fig- Y 110 vards square and the erea? f masonry ; 7 wl en Ors ' ntan' : | T “outside capital. Our resent con. | ure whose very existence as a man imciosing wall around it 1iso cased (With Dr. A. Reed Cushio You will find First National hosiery val Seen. Note the prices at the right. Youc sract at New rieane fs being car- | had been disputed by some of im fine white stone, was 26 / . r a a rea Of With 100 per cent relia. ifhem. The discovery of the Tem- by 25° yards square. The space hb prchite meg (OS See ' g PPM sot ‘7 as «6 ) ‘thomas Richard Prices a. | ¢ the Ten . Phe space } che te wire passte ugh Pus : ard and better values are due to enorm b fity. tf we zet the Mhicaco-S8t. ple of 7.0ser has broge bt ; brs} 7. 'eren . FR.) ? ‘ra 2 4 +> - ' : { a ’ az ’ >| i a ’ ; ’ : . 3 " . . : a as : Loults contract we will be abie to |$0re us. however. in his true and = wa measuring 7 rt ’ “ . ' | e income to £ ¢ : . 7 . ; . — = ; — ‘ . - roa > — ’ expand as in industry. If. it goes highest function as the chief archi- squar: arcs, is occupied by a rT} , ” - wie CU ‘. three vear=s. and y Sales methods and an organization of men the hosiery business. , a Js } j / ~ + » ‘ y ’ to the other corp ration, backed bg [tect of King Zoser plex of courts all of similar forn hitecture . rte’ - ! ne the whole to six Ford, it Simply means that the}: The tempie was still visible dur-. each containing twa onthe han y the Zose sy votat _ i — r ees f whom must be lee thei Of TRO Pres S age it is sti oo ? | a ge OOGeen HG S ye 7 II Rg eit renee accrns otoe nae Se eres ome ccure "ne Cohen bas a bond Duilinns of @remed ae Six pair usec 7 . *" Court Ot 24oeger ; r . me — Cs eic : $129 Tear pea ngéom recording their ¥ iS. The os iaiinonsiianian : ae rear * > 29 = ‘ , P a ; car wy : Al I 7 By =e A sme) wa te te + oe "th utiful "To vy a i. ™ © cemeteries TS la a ‘7 ? o ? ea oe SPRINGFIELD ae s Apri? 25. we 2 S " ‘ Moa tal ue) i. € >’ - e ¢ > ; La ‘ , he at? 1 by 2 + oti, ‘ Pale > ae - “a r ae ae es a ad h, Be rT. . * - : | Bi ’ rs cy — ae ‘ % ° “ ‘5 = . The Supreme Court yestérday stooa | —— Oe 6 CSETIDG in| Pyramids 6f Gisa, and to the com. |" * a —_—* pos’ ories of Enc! S8 ecid 0 nil y 4 Tri ust hi ve . Tie) ry : he the 43 ~ : ~ \\ & ’ . the *-. ‘ . .sn@ f rT} - « at oe. : — ot oa , _ oe his gepund, declaring that if Ray _Eayp : known to | plex of mtd-brick gravea which Z . oe ; =* _— a : = 4 5 oo — ° 7 ’ . * * R : s ao " “ - - = i . & Th ri hs. * Zaser' “ ~ wa * ow until Saturday, you cans if * : Ww sen One ot & ids the er at s 2 a ’ , , *~ . a be ’ ’* ’ > egr at _ _— Ss. . .~2 a : >? “aS 2 fem : . tres mY : : + x F . : eee yom he. ‘AMSe he was feund guilty iplan : the tern re > thea : ; ; tert or bac k the. are p ret ‘aii “4 ne a « P . : : ooée bis . : . . pairs of First Nationa! get t c ma aus hter. » : “ 4 f * ~e a Ce 42 rien “ a" Fy ~—— — . i. _ ; we Se ’ 2 : : a ¢ eo~ -_ ¥ ? ’ s™ : » in : : ~~ oad . « = =" — ‘ " ; rr £ : e . a ' survival frm predrnastic “times ; “he tor the price of five pairs. * . i tect ra aan i : ’ by ,ist it ; . : — : os ’ e. > ~~ o # : : % ‘ . 7 +} ‘ toet. tls. was ~~? Clements Was COnNVicted with four is ia wor and the beautiful when wives and Og ES —_" a years . . : . - vows ; . Pri Cee Fight Indicted ax Stock swindlers p- T e next point ae _- ae «thong Science, religion. art and literature. murder er not guilty at all. The : “rag i geese yy mre By 24) . —~ = . ' 1ity w ia riute ama 4 . aan . al : ae a ements WRich his brain conceived and h benchiike mass of isenr is ) = va aie = ; “ite , Ss a leged, sold Diary of the pews of thn: world day by P . b . . . “7 » ' a R ¥Y need not all be the same sizes you. , colors but must be the same quality of8 ¥ ZTade Come in tomorrow—examine First Na’ —compere the values we offer with the you have bought in the kare Then yo - gourt culed otherwise and today re... | neh ae : ; : : - | € ‘authority Drought into being been built u A Cars anothe al a kt eee laa i ta le ' : Zhoeut the country fused a new hearigg = 7 | ' Il a a nln Ree Sete . . & ' ; c sb» ba S| at iP? .. =m . +, : © : = ¥f y | x 7 ’ ? > s ” T ~* _— “* a ¢ mA : chape aif fers ali te eutnt ; > : ‘ &.4* VOee 1 - * * 4 ~~ , q > de i 4 x . ; é . murdered en elton of Mr J. E. Quibell, thew a) two holes in the north wall Phe are there: ie pi | : wave for salaries ; - & ite ! ‘ J : re “. * + ity — ara . Lea eo , ° a . _— ' = ; : . ; m teed is sweetheart. | | chief inspector, Just before the, ceil was gurroun: = ‘} | | sgt Petmcanetgpen pees Mili , . + ata
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0 Ry eye or ee! Sa aS a hs ae L ig Be AL ii he as Sh ig _ . = APRIL 15, feck ee E WAS REPUBLIC | SOLELY BY WOMEN mC by Confidant of Late Seormed Barons’ Cas- and Held Control or Seven Years. Post-iDspatch. “vecho-Slovakia claims | | tion of being the birth- | 907,453 Subject to Ap. GOVERNOR TOPASS ON a Ne Huan 0 ti NO OF ART. Lecisiature Appropriated $1. 2 en ist Y, ay’it ap le ae -—-- _— -~ Se ee - I ~ Daily POST- siiensl veda H alone has 57,000 MOKE © ee erway of ent races coated thir + hotean ell projects which include wat : tli thin coats of gol1. This plat- | improvements in every section | “— is destroyed, it is claime@, the United States.’’ / wihten restoration is attempted wit Ls | —_——————_———_-— acid or chisel. | | | FATHER AND SON TO 60 T0 The salvaged objects will prob- | ably be exhibited soon at the mu-. seum, and among them will be one! highly prized by Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. This bronze was a shapeless crumbling lump of rust | when it was given to Dr. Fink. Scie ntist Restores as U. , » Ancient Original Beauty | eee Alle FOR RIVER PROJEE North Mississippi Valley ve to Out- line Campaign for Porter ELECTRIC CHAIR FRIDAY Denics Carolina Governor Clemency in Case of Murder of Two Dry Officers. | By the Associated Press. he feminist movement. | proval of Exécutive gronzes hy New Process. (Under treatment it took shape as Bill in Meeting Here. RALEIGH, N. C., April 15.—A have found documents | When S t] a motigr cat and a litter of kit-| father and his son wll go to the | en tens, and -was ch ‘} —_--_--— | ; , 7 at republic in which P ‘ ee far hanged back into electric chair here April 17 for the) eriant offices were held iiaiaienitinaasaill the PT OTK sprit 1$.-~Ancient Part Plans for a national drive to & murder of two Federal] officers in “4eted in Bohemizs Ni Be +h Ww «sf a: eens ; | a ‘ i] a $220.,- | a existed in b agp ede rf Bs sine Acsacinted Proms a NE hich the years have, Balfour Leaves Egypt for Home. behind the Porter bill for a $ July, 1924, as a result of the de- S century. The Soc ~_ JEPErERSON CITY, Apri] 1650 wnzes |W ip | By the Associated Press. 000,000 bond issue to complete all niet af dieses tek WA we) se Lesear 1 wil UU . etr ‘tic vg ‘ lumps if rust are be-: Ty 7 7 . : , F ‘ 3 e+ a : ges i * Researc! ; ft : | The construction of new buildings Meened into lu ps ¢ ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, April | authorized projects for river and Lean in a decree before State pris- Hlete account I Ss re- i s - th ir io | qe = : 3 : ‘ : . and the purchase of lands at 4 cone | mg@ored (0 tell original | 15.—Lord Balfour. embarked yes-| harbor improvement within fivej|on authorities today. that at the death of | 0f $1,907,453 .at the University of dpeauty ' the electre-chemical lab-| terday on his way home to En-| years will be formulated at a meet- C. W. Stewart, 51 years old, and ae leanur » School ines. | et: ss .. |Elmer Stewart, 23, fe 4 : wza of Bohemia. a yvoung Missouri and the five State teach. tory of the School of Mines,| gland, having arrived here from |! ing here Saturday of the Executive | ne - sian 7 ° father and — Wiaska. who had heen! ers’ colleges is provided for in the Meolumbia University, through aj 5yria, where his presence in Da-| Committee of the Mississippi Val- bere Saale ae va eae 2 z - ee aanwn taad 3 , ; P - "= A CA Ai .*- cai , ¢ ORS IES ed the upper | han d.’ | The next largest appropriation | ting for centuries turn the/to be most careful not to say a/| engineers also state that if funds -————- | was made for the Northweat State : ata) jnto rust. By subjecting the |} word which could betray how} gre assured in the amount neces- .~ MISS. RUBY HALE y | Teachers’ College at Maryville pded objects to a stronger clec-|ruined and exhausted the Central! cary ta oc Late thie wark ae rai: '$2960.000 for a new t ; 3 ; *ary to complete this work a8 rap Most ‘‘girls vou can’t forget’ ae : a e raining Schér - current of the opposite po- Powers were already; on the con- | jd}y and as eceonomically practica- patie S btl. — ue best of building and repairs ‘ffect j “averse ; Pee ae ‘4 | : iy deacgies Neem e now how subtie is the memor' ive to Replace. mneine end power plant. ‘ ee and designs, emerge from | position in the best light. It hasi struction will result. This reduced \etu" me 2g Oe gepener adi aee : ~ ll 6 is i ‘ . i i ec . . ‘ 4 ( ‘ iperte : © Post-Dispatch | The Southwést State Teacherg % formless rust. _been asserted that the Entente! cost of completion is impossible ae T : . 2} h ra otk the . - Se o y S . m gs anc e) ‘na l » Austria, April 1la.-—| Lolege at pringfield is allowed | mRecently the Metropolitan Mu-/learned from these conversations) under the present policy of annual,_ rpg. wh = ee Y 7 afmuc ar Ps Pcs - $240,768 for a new sc ience na a Cfor ” re are e ae . “— ¢ : , unforgettable lire of Incense of opening an office for lost | baal , a 7m (Was offered an obiect Sufp- of the weakness of the Central niecemea! appropriations as the Ky . f 7 i oO} ] in the le . : . . ‘ : - ; ’ wers, oun miv ic. @ge- keys. Vienna houses are! academic uilding and for the Pu od to be an ancient bronze of a Powers, and thence derived the | engineers have no.assurance of the. , e ’ ‘i CK’ hy 34 , . ee chase and equipping of a farm horseback . ae , : e “on & | ‘aati “ lightful Black and White Beauty iome of them centuries 4 - man on horseback. strength to hold out. This is not! amount which mav be made avai! i. tHawe whose high quality and 3 : lew gYyv AS , ‘ see Rad , ; ‘ reations, 1ose ict ual evs are correspondingly | ; 6 “. B7 RAM to cost $125.0 When it was subjected to elec only a calumny, but a self-stultifv- | able for the succeeding year. : ve ae ; a il 000 is provided for at the Southe- cient ee cil , et ge See , a ’ excellence, at low, popular prices, a rule. The older-the ; a mro-chemical action, a green an-/ing one. I am sure that I did not To Spread Cost f : evervwhere ; 7 | m useful for authenticating gen-' | Y ecie 6 ” ~ol emai ¥ jon the Treasury and « ca well ac te? exp. -.; and fully than it did me. The ac- helps in present cusation is an infamous and a stu-/} economy. id invention. pid i i al measure right. ‘word, as it the ng frauds. ire experiments proved that the Kevptians, Greeks 1071 in any | (Copy vin appiles the Cosmos other a?.- cate.) Newspaper Syvn4i- to | duction of the immediate demand ‘onsequently The bill is nota se volves a re- of section- program nse of the all adopted ane TH TOMILLION § sayy ————— ee ep ee ~ - _ , . j i) paar pee er /ek il | | | / tif it i es joy fe |] / ESE FIRST NATIONAL | HOSIERY | “Better hosiery for less money’’ You can now get First National hosiery at our store located per- 609 Locust St. (With Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoe Co.) You will find First National hosiery values the best you have ever ‘Sen. Note the prices at the right. You can’t beat them. These lower 'Pfices and better values are due to enormous production—chain store pales methods and an organization of men who have spent their lives n the hosiery business. : The prices we give as examples are not sale prices, set for a special # Casion. i ing in all First National Hosiery Stores. They are the usual standard First National prices prevail- Six pair for the price of five: special opening offer now until Saturday, you can 5’. SIX pairs of First National aa for the price of five pairs. "y need not all be the same sizes F colors but must be the same quality Stade. If you can't use all six pair yourself get two other women to club with you. You can select any size or col- ors you want. Come in tomorrow—examine First National hosiery carefully —compare the values we offer with the other makes of hosiery you have bought in the past. Then you'll say too— Style for style and grade for grade First National offers better hosiery for less money’ First NATIONAL HOSIERY STORES (PEERKNIT HOSIERY, INC.) 509 Locust St. (With Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoe Co.) In St. Louis Now ff SOOT}, and } ~~ *¢ tTrous iN¢ tr = _ Slik corron Free The quicker vou prove to vour self that First National hosiery offers more money the more you will talk to vour friends we Want vou to come in right we will rive a dainty, handkerchief hundred eustomers who spend #1.00 or more. be pleased with this little gift Very the quality and prices of National Hosiery. mercerized ton and foot j } de a 4 fn” ee far fra -ationa! Tt) * i Nearest %% Tan handkerchiefs to first 500 customers unusual values the vou will save and about us. Therefore, To induce vou to do SO, novelty to our first five We know vou 1] interested in Kirst much Regular prices for First National Hosiery Ladies’— National ull fashion Kk. Service wei fhan $1.85 ehiffon weight. a and foot at qd double K? duplicate and 12 Y ef il ‘ar n.er "S ‘ ener: j ’ ’ “~ ? Hosiery a Pho 1 TF 1.4 B16 2.00 82.15 ’ en s-— First Nattona! all-silk sox " riercerized ribbed tap GY, (] grade ‘nueyalie celia plaevwhere 4 Other Fir \ S at he, up to Sie f e fui! fashioned ildren’s— Children First National Stochineg t We Qe -—a saving of i ,, nver other makes You can buy First National hosiery only at First National Hosiery Stores * ~_ — = mene _ -———_——-—- - ae we ee —— Oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ae - —_— —_———_— —— =. = ey appanasine SS oo = lars of | Diamond jewelry | | of sale. Elgin 4 watch vou will be proud of and satisfied with. This leled preparation. has a fifteen-jewel guaran- teed American movément. The case, of finest quality 14-k white gold filled, | comes in various designs of | engraving. Regularly priced at $24.59 $719 ~~ | wee PLSD tablishment. | We invite vour full participation in this unprecedented celebration. Diamond Windows and come in the magnificence and scope of this a eaperee- All persons havi lier a Vandervoort chi argee | account are automatically entitled to a Jac: card charge account, | Gold Jewelry, Sterling Silver, (locks, Watches and every section of our es- J Accarp's Celebrating with Vandervoort's the DIAMONDJUBILEE KATURING the Jaceard participation In the Diamond Vandervoort-Barney. We have prepared over One Million dol- Diamonds and | With special selections in fine unmounted | stones. On all these special Diamonds and a deduction of 25°; the regular pricing will be made at the time Jubilee of Seruggs- Diamond jewelry, from See our special and view Special features in kingraving, white gold filled case. This Watch is regularly Df ~~ $29.75. For fo 2 A beautifully designe! emali-sized watch. It is a seventeen-jewel A m ée rican mivuVvVement, has a Wallham open face, anid richly chased 14-k. six patterns of sterling Silver Sandwich or Cake Plates of- fered at Jaceard’s. The diam- eter of the one shown 1s 9% in. Regularly priced at $19. Dur- ing the Jubilee— >i at, each S10 measuring 17! height. be restored. Tambour Clock with an eight-day movement and » inches in length and 9'% inches It is nationally advertised at $16. has never been sold at our Special Jubilee Price. After this sale the regular price will Special, while 200 last . a Nee ae scat o— ees (= cea Illustrated above is one of Illustrated is a two-tone strike, mahogany It $9.7 Regularly $145 for $108.70 Rings wrought of Platinum, with a fine Diamond solitaire center, and embellished with small white dia- monds and Sapphires. These remarkable values are offered in the three designs shown above. Another pierced designs. Regularly $25 for $18.75 feature. wrought of white gold and set with a diamond center. The mountings are to be had in choice of engraved or Jaceard value-giving Many designs have replica sapphires mounted on either side of the central diamond. We will fill mail orders from out-of- town patrons at these same special prices and cordially invite inquiries and mall correspondence. Railroad fares refunded according to Associated HKe- tallers’ rules. ‘ See our Million Dollar Diamond Window. displays every day and special jewelry Special Diamond | displays every night. Another splendid value-giv- ing feature is the sterling silver Fruit or Salad Bowl shown above. in choice of six patterns. ularly priced $19. Dur- ing the Jubilee This also may be had Reg- $10 Rings . accards Exclusive Jewelers’ LOCUST at NINTH ST. LOUIS PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself PHILLIPS tested and approved by the medi- cal profession for fifty years for the above conditions. . Constipation Indigestion | Sour Stomach Gases : ¥ a = PS ee a i oe 0 GNEs Sick Headache Biliousness 14 Also s0c bottles—Any Drugstore. MILK OF MAGNESIA Unless you ask for “Phillips” you may not get the orpginal, genuine Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians over fifty vears for Refuse Imitations Insist upon genuine “Philips.” Each package contains directions ANTACID- CORRECTIVE LAXATIVE THE CHAS.H. PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO. “aw voenr ee 25c Bottles | Woilf-“ | Stere ADVERTISEMENT Neuritis the Nerve: Wrecker Those who have experienced the agony of a well-developed casa of neuritie know ite baneful influence upon the en tire nervous system Many eufferere. tor tured in mind and bedy and driven to 4de- epalr by the ravages of this insidious | disease have fimaliy sought relef through peli destruction of neuritis te usu in the ahou! leg. some in jointe or umd. tndication eutting patn ner K thigh accompanied br etiffnees in the the hande or feet from neuritis. dont ex- Fepa Neuritie Tablets ite merit Loderset The first ally a aharr nr der forearm times aorenres nitiscies ness in If aulffer periment! Take a treatment that has proven in hundreds of stubborn cases many “leadth¢e phrsicians. Guaranteed narcotice and eoal tar ice $100 at Judge & Dotph Terug you try tm be free from products. ™ leon Johreon Iirne learling Mire and and a’ otiler Hoericke @& Runyon Co Ban Freon ae9o Quelity feeds fer your pet If not sold aedr you write te TearcR T FPeence Compan? Roc! ester, N. Y a Ne EG nese ae the ' druggists — ; Tani ne Ralley-Henderson Wali Paper Ce. 1115 Olive St. I ———————————— _ ae ie
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SAiitan. + ae tee 1 Auda th a Sp ied a he RM. Las owl OD i bcp Raa cy ey Be. Siete ae ve pe Alaina aN eo red ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tote Daily POST-DISPAICH alone hds MORE C11) Circulation than the morning and one olher evening newspaper COMBINED wee ee Three Killed in Acrosene Explosion TON Ark April 13.— : = * 3 a !% ¥ ra K mc] ») EXCLUSIVELY AT BR wcentex } Ot Gey ¢ ne a » r THIEF, HELD AGAIN Attractive Prisoner. Wh Is’ Sympathy, at 413 NORTH 6TH Near Locust for a doctor. No, nothing the | +4‘ —— | : lai scored azain. es Siieeae tine ‘Wren the Melee AMERICANS AND 2 BRITONS tata | Mrs. Res ete ee NAPED BY MEXICANS FREED — RENT YOUR York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch tat Mr. and Mrs. J. Rey- sh subjects. and Mr. and) Wa per An erican. from traveling by automobile | } ambulance surgeon’ Conch: . “ ) . R released and are en route io . ‘ A the Ww : : holiet tiereca ine *’ eft the room with the sur-j Paso. A bullet shatreres . 1A f the auton e wnen a 2- +4 24? ri ‘ as —s ? reappeared 15 minutes} shieid ot ted and _ fl! tae : accns f . said ae ae eee ae kt wa i ‘ ; om 4 iries tc e* Ti ’ me I would see her, &'ass caustu ine a on -* \- - 1 > ; ~~ - 2 | nea 4 ~ ‘ . the paper tomorrow. Shei °€a0 auc -: owe Sen —— 8rnin : i | - y ay i , 4 7 her, Just wanted fo Sunda: + Se ee > nal ; ak + fa _- and Rev a8. = yo ‘ doctor. I think She's hauffeur a! 3 a ee ; a le cen? ' »htain rans 2 al _ ene. ii : f ed re mn tne AiG > Noll > Quilla to San Francisco, - CITY. April 15.—Spe- —_ . a. ——— les rom (Chihuahua | Tuxedo or Full Dress Sult From ROTHGIESSER BROS. were kidnaped Satur- ~. W. Cor. ead and Cheatnrat =— = Jat a, ) -@ 6 used with ordinary sales, for these are new and from regular stock in two great group- ° as a whole. to Fashionable Women; styles for street, dress or tan calf, browa satin, two-tones, rirst Rebbed Nurse 2 dlework-9 Our \ After-Easter Sale Le Continues for 4 More Days Many interesting items have been selected and very specially priced. We quote but a few. See Our Windows. Quilt Blocks Bedroom Set beautiful de- A beautiful Set stamped and signs are shown. Suf- tinted in orchid on cream mus- stamped blocks lin in a dainty Colonial pattern. to complete quilt and a Spread and Bolster, Set... .$2.50 with quilting de- Scarf, each 59c Vanity Set, each 39¢ | $1.00 Boudoir Pillow, each 98c $1.25 Piano Scarfs Pincushion, each .25¢ On excellent quality tan 50c Sash Curtains embroidery cloth stamp- Dainty striped Di: -ty Curtain ed in two splendid pat- for bathroom or kitchen, $I (1) stamped in a number of ° excellent designs, the pair, ANDT'S Fatablished 1849 Bead construction. and What does it mean ¢ q + - ‘To! » __ dail Prva» Menu? P x «+ a oe Sb pk: Suse beep cn PR See ae hee a2 a os we ise Cy, eae RR ee ee a ; a 5 ee * . J ‘ ap oor. my = ee : $ F .¥ * Se paige Se =a t we Shinat Ke eT ar i ea, et 1s = x : TE At Piss arte 4 fis eT eee, Se . ; » oaks iii $ ' Pa e ; a ’ FO’ : ‘ sh ‘ SF OF” : sede "3 EEDA | : » 4 se Sen . sat ; : Sty a? VER Ra ae ae ie eee cating: J ose soy a Pe 4 ig aly panama ta sat Nee ncaa it th ~ fies iY et " a a : m7 el te aed DOT NR eta aR pate ets Ni aah 4 PRG Cafe 0 a b CB heh erie ERENCE La ma ‘ ta y te 4, ato ny , ;s ma a, ee ae Set . an, me - Aga ~ : wow « Bee A RM ai: 5 i Paw = bo ekg + a ke Tea = feed Bee ate Pe aoe m ‘ ¥ wey a fs sacl Seat ee mMecrei : : What it is, is epic W hat it dees fer the car- *wner ts to give him tires f greater > De ini set (to 1£ ate mstruction tne cords the beads, buf are continuous ibseiuteiy uniform ten- , ‘e has more ‘give’ and _, = — ; - Lae Dead caneet break out or separste. flex mous \ +. the end ot the outer. struction, the user of high pressure tires and doubly o the user of balleon and balloon type tires. KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO. ST. LOUIS BRANCH: 1600 NORTH BROADWAY 5 No Returns—~No Refunds—aAll Sales Final 8:19 Locust Last of Ninth ’ The Only ‘Philadelphia’ Cream Cheese isa Phenix + _ es FR cheese FSH AND CLEAN. FOIL-WRAPPED TO PROTECT SOLD ONLY IN PACKAGES ° . . es . . , . ” ily the genuine has the names “ Philadelphia and Phenix on the wrapper “Had an Awfu! Han Beessuuut fongue grey’ A coated tongue usua!!y means constipation. Harmiessiy, Pluto Wat- e er relieves constipation in 30 minutes to two @ hours, flushes away the disturbing eccumula- tions. No griping. Pluto §& is prescribed by physi- cians, soid by druggists and bottled at Frenc When Nature © on’! PLUTO cAmerica's P Saaagea Playing the Margin WIN HE average man can establi between his expenses and his ary. A small margin that must full safe interest return. vest that margin from month week to week and get ful! doubling the interest is like jararteed fo 's . mr ngs = pe a. FIELDER S GLOV r. Professional mode laced pa'm. ger , a . ae eat ry $ “—~pecis e 1.59 ‘ " ° “ost we g’ . ; ao ind BRAIDED SILK LINES 2+Vard Spools , . nd *eer Cn . . 45 16 smd test eacn , : aoOr = iM + test Pa “Me STANDARD TACKLE BOX cg | 89c " me « - me FISHING REELS 60-Vard ize mu = FISHING ROD—STEEL ame led n green {hree ioints and , ca tt ~~. ? ‘neztnhs 2 n on seat * = sa ¢ Pg ere post weight 1 pound FISHING ROD—STEFL name er ’ jean Pee ‘reer sines and Dutt. .'3.. 8 8's, 9 foot lengthe “Te a pr a 7 s 2s a $1.59 Parcel pose weigh? * pornds ROLLER SKATES Fer Bors and ‘irls« Specia! Price this VP ex Pare post weight 4 pounds ELECTRIC SAD TRONS rie Tarce! post weisht . 4 pounds. TWINPLEX STROPPER reoRk GILLETTE RLADES Expert Model Special price, wa ll ll e 2 Pazor package of 12 r ades r.e¢g ar a .* AUTO-STROP SAFFTY Wits r , 2 “ANTICOR” CORN RAZOR. 39c ROY SCOUT KNIFE. .. 98e NUPOINT POUNTAIN PEN. 89c 1 PINT ACUUM BOTTLE. $1 19 je ename 4ce 4l quali'p HEATER WITH TOUCBLE COrrER COIL Prices “4 imehes hich with sperial union Feet Lear RN ot wee $1.10 4 a ° $1.34 se $1.65 Rells 50 Feet Leag fan rode ' $1.35 f a 2 =: on $-fc s ce $3? 5% >-foot wide $3.15 fF s 1d) feet ne. 7 ‘feet wide. . $1.75 Reits [oa fee me. 3 feet wide, ._§4.°% Rol's 150 feet long, 4 feet wide. . $45.50 R si feet ng. 5 fe vide $7.00 BLACK FLY SCREEN CLOTH Rest coubie seivecge Bia Vire Secree widths * : 4% inches ’ rolis mtain li) running ‘feet Less than rol's r it pieces 3c per enuare font Full R Lots—Sperctai Poces pSeeaeseeeaeeeana “JERSEY” PERE COPPER SiTEE ERE RETR EET 2eceeeeeeeren: 7 _ WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES Se 4 Sertec’ ¥ neured They mechs nicaf ee il nec es- a3 >. oF 34238 ver set spe ts 4-34. Per ot seoecia 4acts per sf ste Ls el * - / ert si me BALL-BEARING LA ar “ire eulp—Semtl omists Estimate Loss Annually in U. S. Alone Runs From $500,000,- ~ 900 to $1,000,000,000. + COLONIAL BAL LAWN MOWER vom ~ Wheels & WORCESTER LAWN ROLLER-BEARING size af VO iheety 16 PEN \SYLVANIA LAWN MOWER PENN SYLVANMA GOLF MOWER GARDEN BARROWS "ome and garden—gal with maple handles WATER-W EIGHT HAND LAWN $1.98 Spal 49c { Oe i RAZOR, 39c strop and 1 biade 3 : p the hi | $3000 From Sale of Seal«. referred to by Dr. “GAS” WATER "“-@ : ee atl oma $7.89 PRESTON LAW cieee AWNANAAYY, re 14 »+-i3 ‘ : ails ; ° [er 'r@a* - _ . = ‘ots Were Minimens:. ALA mim be | “st irmate n SCHROETER BROS. 810-812-814 Washington Ave., Ss WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, 1925 Y 2 PER CENT OF TOTAL TO COMBAT IT National Research Commit- ' Among Experts in Hope of Finding Cure. New York Burcau of the Post-Dispatch. YuRRK, April 13.—Tuber- ~ er pensive cis- ; ? : tne e «f all dis- ’ © 4 s 4 4 . - ¢ it > , ; ee . . es in Aimer- : : > {% . 1) Oi , Bete 4a - rid ~« $5690.900 was spen- ) * en? t > ~ ‘om. Table of Losses. sts in making their quentiy have an ie ® from different * reevifia have beer ir A majority of re] > -~ ’ 7 he ea ie a 3 ’ oe ‘ Her ene “4 i. an per these figures would - 7 - such things as - o : ; an~ 7 4 &- —— | van : ; oe + “2 AS ° - . ided : . . a 7 . the Da . ° e , = an anqu Pte hoe * ¥ . + - a ee ~ - il on ?. OnRe rr ie » ee —— ra can penguetittnenteenemeenee et —_———— ae Se TT nee — Portra Fou It Is Carvec Discoverec 5. Cc. — “pecial Cabie to thy and New Yor Lopyriamt. ifs. sy the Pr esbebindg «ae NN aod Post-Di LONDON, April 1 f one of the great spiendid works of a Mesopotamia has have been found br the Museum of the Pennsylvania It is car’ ed r ¢ stone «lab and isa tr Ur-Engur. botider « fr Ur It waa fou: ‘ower of the Moon ¢ has made estimates ire thea r ~at ; .. lw studies imcinude sa ir t. a @ ind he « HALeSs 4th~ | Sa Pe ™~aee Ag - @) = Tig’ : untrs ind in eac scientist who hase tional reputation ir - " " iat dq * ] Pe Purseyi _ ig own rwa rt he Wnen : have ° has learned all th in his field of tuber: the individual res: been automatically whoie, and then, th lieve, the cure wil! Coprvriant, 1925. by the PubiieBing (ye S amt fet. tts NEW YORK, Ap purpose of devr®lon of co-operation beta ain and the United ,Ssearches alming at mining. 2 mission | ish Safety in Mines has arrived here SET OP TEE DR. J. GRABER ~ Miss EL Rich say :: yvnat the cause was. dats mr stomach bios was felt stog noth ar he then Cart er I ing ifte [ felt relieved at on soon as my stomach anewer with Carter’ ast word.” On s@ B. -
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» « a ee API ic ie lone | SPRIL Teeter | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ol _ ~ seen ee —_———- —_——_ — ee PUPILS = Portrait t tent that rates of insurance have’! dishes tn a hotel to get moncy t° e Fz, | | Parent-Teacher Body of Dewey fyunde tos be} ‘ : | OuUnN AG Meso otamtia School Sa \ * funds available, the Board of Evlu- been advanced from 331-3 to 1506) return to Detroit and obtain a di- ; . Ol Says New High School cation should not incur the heavs . " . » Facilities Are Needed - per cent, it was established at a vorce | & Aire Nccdacd, expense incident to the erection of .t » he t ' Reaenintneel : A resolution protesting vigor- a « ‘Mu meeting here of the burglary de t Is Carved on Limestone Slab, Which Was elas tage pe of Casualty and Surety Underwrit.| aan : : | Struction of an athletic field and Brewing Outfit Found: Five Held. | Ask for Horlicks “ . stadit at Kineshie ere 2. enenets ioae hia . ers. Evidence submitted at the! 7 " Discovered in Tower Dating From 2300 | eee on at Singshighway and Nat-| A resort at 216 North Pitt) ostes waste the effect thee he ORIGINAL | ural Bridge avenue was adopted by street, East St. Louis, was raided ~ | hardly a day passes without sever. | tec 5 - = ome - ee eee ee ge — | -———— —:iitect, OAK LEATHER TOTAL TO COMBAT IT Cition of the British Museum azd | the measuring rod and the flaxes TO REFLECT SOUND \\\\\ ATS We Call for and Deliver ’ a | ECTION line with which Ezekiel, an extle bys (COUGH CONF Inches mood tf ’ 7 2. } > 4 rareiteu the Museum of the University of | the waters of Babylon, saw o'ained PHONE NEAREST BRANCH RE EE Fee reusonable. No charge for consultation G70 Star Bidg.. 1 a | Are gro0d Mowers feme s ° . stone elab and is a portrait yf I, ine “R oker Qc it ie and nN marts 9 t return the Seen H ded Work | “ey Pet tt ee tae 6h It Tends bo — wture ft COS BT ery "rw. Bl perir + y revi: 1 : a 8c 1 3 -ime $18 00 " 1s tap “ tee as Divi or Ur-Engur, builder of the Ziggurat! much damaged, this slab ranks as Front of t len to A H R , P men . ‘ oe . , . . cnr FIELDER S GLOVE tA Amete $17.00 -. 819 6 . H , OF it. It was found in tne huge one of the finest works of Sumer. n . h R F d > MONE) NO W ON HIS jonai mode, iaced palm 5G COLDWE] 7% Among Experts in ope tower of the Moon God, which was/art known.” 1S esonances round In 7 rown leathers $1 r Baka | — ee peemnoerese . Rate See ool eae stall cialis IEE SO re ’ 4 OLTI! R-BhE ARIN : rie : Ee ER SEARING 5 inding C Ord hragm ‘sf ei post weight. 1 pound size of Wheels 10 ' 1OW of Fin ing ure. - ; Pe r inary Diap ra 5. heel 1 a ié-inch .. .690.60 ol mehes ” has made estimates which probably TRIAL OF SENATOR WHEELER RAIDED SILK LINLS PS-ineh. . s2> 99° °° S51 . are the most conclusive of all. His! oc - Legge Spools ahe PENNSYLVANIA From the New York Bureau of the studies include all ages and sexes, | OPENS hh MONTANA TOMORROW With a discussion and demon- 4 ee eee ee see i LAWN MOWER | Post-Dispatch. and he estimates that the loss in| wie dbaniconsd | stration of a new loud. speaker! ten. ‘cs Fe BALL-BEAR as at the United States to the patients| : an | DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE PRICE GOES UP— — | 20 to 25 Federal Agents in ) , COME AT ONCE AND SEE THIS ‘ 89 ; i +» SSR gggp eer . 11 has the! Year. He subdivides this into $146.- Great Falls counds from an ordinary radio ' , Y ¥ - : " I ‘ ‘} i L ie . ‘ = : ; . | * 4 Ss, a lee I ENNS}Y LVANIA ; oe see act death rate cof all dis- | 009.000 as the loss by sickness un oe ee sak “Wee ervstal receiving set almost at the} e a GOLF MOWER ee eare aro it had | there is a cure, and $520,000,000 GREAT FALLS, Mont., April 16 at t! ! SCl ator PISHING Rall-Bearing With 7 Ww iper Bi Beases. Lntiia i years ago lt Nau vee ; Se aaa « he _, .}same volume as given at the send- ' °) 19.:neh size of wheels adrs : eer Keonomists estimate as he loss througn premature Kina! preparations (ior the trial , ' : MODEL 8 : 7 s ‘) hee | $40 | ie ial & ' c. e be . 19 +) yc , "oC a11/¢ ff | ian ch a . , ing wont, tne echnica Sessions ‘ ‘ 7 2 > hil i Ly : mc} é . : UU ; iad the monetary loss to im@e Vid a a a re i 0} je dis Se. of Senator Rurton IK. Wheeler. > | : ; , | | \ : . % A ' * ‘ : ( he ¢o ry \ities he es.- 1.) tie t Americ } ” ‘ Tito 60-Vard GARDEN BARROWS We vais and to communities in Amer- The loss to mens ee Ree ‘ Me which opens tomorrow, went for- i are © i genes tert swe Sao . size ee =TTin timates at $579.000.000. of which : F ees . ‘fute «0 Sle i Sngineers aiue wer Offered” Mica alone is from %500,000,000 to . 5? ot ntebad ‘cake ann nnn + “ward here today. Senator Thomas | Institute of Electrical Engineer Look at the heav co er tub ONI y ml > : ‘ ’ i (hibte ¢ . . ie a adi > a ’ , LO 1OSS - : 2 ‘ . sale ‘yr ’ ~ oe Bmore than $1,000,000,000 annually, by death and $220.000.060 to t! J. Walsh, his colleague, who has/ today took a popular turn. Ches-« , y Pp ; he cai evinces 6) eae {a yy deatn ane Soc, to lhe ee , ‘ : : : 89c meaeashout the world ti a cost of illness. Thus his total esti- undertaken to lead the defense, | ter W. Rice and Edward W. K2!l- the big wringer that swings aK Faimost inestimable, a though som ee ; | “ gs. ey. | Will decide whether Blair Coan, | , sas 1 ; +45 isHIN . RO! — istiors cet the figure at about | ™ated loss for the countty is $1,- ‘ +2 € the Republican logg, both of the General Electr c | and locks In 16 positions, and s NG ROD—STEERI, g alias —— cae 2 , ormer employe o 7 LepuUbilce i ; P Beasties pan | | 240,000,000 a vear. ae ) + |Co.. who developed the instcu- ed in green: fhree inints and mp 67,000,000,0' 0. While a i Piet Ine nad! National Committee, shal! be called | saath eseieatel. tbe Dickies note the heavy steel frame B-ft. lengths with reel seat. Spe- a ™ 6Pespiie the tremendous cam- ete —? | as i + Becoteausts Bete nats : a ine tremen * as a witness. fee, this 89c rainted red lardwood = frame: igns of education ag inst the dis- | '° consider Prof. Fisher's figures a! Pas the \rosecution l*nited tion and strong construction. You race ; ue = : ' . : { ij i a-emauil } tai ' } ‘ “or . f a it , P ; o “ “ is ; , Seieon Nand ~her back tn four , pe and despite the great aimoun! bit high, at least half a dozen sur- . , r The inventors sought to produce will lik thi t Parce post weight et. pound G 50). if ~ i. ¢€ase, anc ( Spi “ - a al ; veve take) “= various ott Re in in sfates District Attorney John ie a ud speaker _ thout distortion e § quie -Tunning, ™ Ts “« Teer Rm@emem research work that always has 2 tala ee ea —. | Slattery. and RR. P. Stewart, spe- | ‘ . phage ie | ‘ 4 ISHING ROD—STEET, $ . ; $7.50, $8.50, $$ : _ done in connection with it dividual communities estimate the ny HA attorney pi ec of sound In accomplishing this easily operated ABC led in “Uead bipeck three ininte - ines _— — bho’ ; it , , , : , Ci? “uSSisté y Vols rai, ONS ee . ‘ , : STLE RAY hes an vive the | loss at $1000 @ patient a year. © vi ie was discarded and. in WAS ss S's. @ foot lengthea Pitt Jag copa BARROWS pe Rarne econoimisc.s who give thr : S at if ; ‘i _ I ~~ ~ + t . | ; . , ‘ MAD | M . " ‘ ig {fl iene A é 7 on ide ror rs ay : aie 9 : aR year, I lar the pro- , , . , , é oar nowt as a Matte ROLLER SKATES eee see weet the loss is far less than 2 per | ® Year. .or no’ tar from. the Pro- | recently was indicted with Wheeler | “at Doard. Knowl ov eat of the IF YOU WISH YOU CAN ARRANGE TO BUY ON Jno ' , . _—— . . : . P - ePRase “1 =f a? | imowest ; aii. , . : ‘ ; acer a iro } ihe ee Bove ané Gi ™ WATER-WEIGHT cent of the loss itself. | abl rile: 2 dees viplea as x Ps : pring in Washington as a sequel to the board,, is p " holish the ' n sirls : ~or , . » estimates are $500,000,000 ; ‘one ¢ nds to abolisn the reés- HAND LAW N Money for Motor ¢ ure. st? S , nate ire >») : Pre) i | grand jury action here a year ago, cone ind tent 2% . 4 ei : sil : ’ : . T° ; ? 2 Q ~ ¢ "a} \ ar 5 SS. > : t nces vr ’ ete 1:1¢ s¢ if ‘ ‘ Specia ROLLER /\ Dr. Treat B. Johnson of Yale. | a 7 Noa ti arrived here last night. He has | 0M@!lces | a - raceme and horns! ; ’ ny Sexe 1e at lz eculosi : re ary aphragms « 2 “S wae ee 1th Ihe 2: ee when asked about the chemical! 4 ; ih, 1 i = Wrosi€ been subpenaed by the | Govern- | /” = oa: — “ye ; ‘ using pa-| " ; ae : . ” - — —— Pare ASS ‘ig io Se: ° re } ; : are ther ] 1} epnpea rs ‘ . la- | : woes. 265 Ibs. filled....816.5@ fegrogress he is making as part of Suter tp a mmitlee, | ment, but is expected to testify fa- | *' ee sees | Poe | , mmibe combined efforts of a group of , Which has divided the work of find- vorably for Wheeler if he is called | PET Cones. ! : Tr a hiv he | mn cv ‘ Wyre ¢ ' ?} reins 9 7y) ‘ > ‘one 1 noney needed, hundreds of | 54nds of lives saved. the Interior, after he was elected Echo Suppressors Discussed. ~ | ‘ aul : ss "eee @ ee wenn ; +4 =. : , 1) — ‘¢ on Tt “ ae wit?) + ; ' ov 4\.nm 4 4 . . " ‘ ‘ . S : ¢ the Penns’ j- ¢. | . ° - h ‘ ° | bh hi ’ \\ s ‘h . sh id . ] | : : Beousands of dollars if need be.| !t wa 1 this object that the | genator. I. C. Forshee of 1 » {very housewife who has no Washer should come ant GARDEN RAKES @for conducting experiments to re- Committee started its work four W. F. O'Leary of defense coun- | vania Railroad System, in a dis- - . : ’ ) ’ ‘om cU VE TH . ha bk — = Can P . ' ; | VearS aAagn ane mr ig contin? ric” 1¢ ? ; : : Qo rf “4 ? hication in| : thi : fi ABC Mi: | i | t ; it—+ . i asc ‘k the echoes Railway Co. has received authority currents sO as to blo k t ° | without disturbing the main COR” CORN RAZOR, 39c file mor mennson is the grant furnished by | In his field of tuberculosis research.| To Abandon 16 Miles of Railroad. sors” for long telephone circul's, | ie cwer | ’ NING bAmerican Tuberculosis Associ | the individual results will have} By the Associated Press a device consisting of relays 1n | ee 98e | PRU? al ateaee dS ihe aa a : ? ss. nsi on to members and fellows oF | n aulomatically brought into a vacuum tubes INT FPOUNTAIN PEN. 89c SHEARS Extra quality biace: cute wd andeasily, the@@amibe brains and ability of science in | whole, and then, the scientists be- lieve, the cure will he found. Copyright. TWH.S5 by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos (New York World | from the Interstate Commerce mis Research (ommittee who four hy the voice meears aco started a mobilization of price | ‘ ee T VACUUM BOTTLYE, | Biel cose. A] quality $1.19) th” es | for this afternoon. delegates being hest Gi. cee 048 ‘ , tay ; h j ers _— vr ‘ P P ; r . er 9 ; : é -_ , shes Be uti std con = - i fieht on the White | and Post-] ispa ch} Com missio O he do 16 on transmission was conduc ted bs A. ERE S your Op- Ty —_ , . ‘ n ry ’ ——— — canis 1 nN t a an abe mile ‘ ‘ * GA! WATER | Sherwin-Williams Plague. This $3000 a year Is taken | British of railroad extending from West, P Clark of the American Tele-| . 2 - a “ ery }4 yMmmission on a showing that the ae or - 4 ° ) lich anc rice @ithe funds raised this way will be | 0f co-operation between Great Brit- | © ; rics OW Trices slight advance in - Ts - : ’ ; : | a2 P “~ San, Fiabe Rolle 25 Feet Long Wide Ne _ P ey wl : : ; Beer ¢ : i Pe 7 at arch EE esses voesc> «. si19, WOOL | gan? a | BONS EC FOTO TO CE OROZOZOZOR wide ee eae. oe Se | W ATI, | , ‘ ‘ eful Studies of tne cost of Tue | t Ca | for cooking t wide si 1.6) nan $1.65 | BRUSHES ba wAOMISt s Their figures deal en- S o mely with human lives, and the s ures already quoted dea!) only sg t ae \ s yon a MA, BIRD mnued Dr. Johnson. “No salaries | : ' CAGHS Me’ Pald by the committee. Even if SET OF TEETH, $10 UP 79 ” oj- 7 e ints of interest to engi | Nehired a craduate student with DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE other points e 5 a a ee ee 4 ‘ neers. A smoker will be held to- ener Sete h $3000 available, it would be of | Gold Crowns | Beetle ultima: ‘ear’s wi timate good. A year’s work eet Registration Increased. £y &y ome | j tracted. 500 Megistration yesterday reached Sportal mt ala. ee commere ial laboratory at Open Until | sen and attendance at technical] . meOUble the pay. The biggest thing | , FP. M. | ili sae ss en *} tr S é sessions Was great! increased. The . peeeded now 3=in the tuberculosis nandavs, | ion , ‘haracteri ' fight is 1H " ¢ : | Bzaae 6. M. | — Sessions were chara¢ terized by } IS 0 ey —~money ior equip- | | erudite di uSsIONS of technical] , } if Like cut. os y night at the Hotel Chase. $5.00 up. . nd he would be snapped up by Ment, money for men, money for subjects ? i ee —_ ) dot E———— ane Viadin ir Karapetoff professor | — of electrical engineering at Cornell | , ; Mulosis have heen made by mani 1.3 t n made by man} University discussed involved | t | ty | wide c Oo | mathematical formulas calculated ° SES © 6 664 60 6st cece s on $2.4" | 98c to determine the strength of cur- emonstration os ® feat me | rents arising from short circuits s9 1 yi} ert ng i re wide re th the diseace Vs it affects nu 1 ‘ esc } c ' . Rolle SO Leet Long ee A ig (sa igi asi Se CHEESE BOCCECEOCROCOCEOEOROCECRO £ 4 1H) fer ng. 26 feet wide. .§ + that proper protection for -electri- cal machinery might be provided. | an a e ' jt F. Franklin of the General Elec. | 150 feet long. 4 feet wide. .8h.50 Parcel poet mes. Adding the cost in loss of ‘ long. ! et id - leh 3 pounds . . 150 feet nz. od fe wide 7.00 weight, PR Le ; fyery year would swell the ALU MINTZEL et glen ies ht tine des a Senanen' * a YUU, and that miy Zz a U6 ve ala t+ 7 eine . | res : MmSEY eoeeedeaneanet dozen size. each....«ee.e-: ee aie il ; ca , ni my appetite Pa Alto, Cal., discussed synchro which proves that with t “ PPER PETER TSSTT ETI | Si-cdozen ize, each... ...+e08* > B200UT Q000, , Was spen. jit , nous motors ; 5 Lm go Feeseeeeueas: B.desen give. e@cR....0s0:- ~~ NR a ss was’ poor and I] Range the heat Stays in tne + EEN AALLISALTLL FS Fi 7 j e1 ea ee? ; ° reVve this iOSS. oo —_— — oven See the boiling water : Paeeeeeseat dozen po ese’ - 7 : . e , , | AYTH TTTTITITIT Tt > LAWN Table of Losxes. felt sick to my Mine Laker Geenatecrs thectrirced + ; | fé pe | ~K LERS The fconomists in making thei stomach — to sa} iv the Axsociated Pre& test—water kept boi Ing in a © opper ‘—> : A : , phe ~~ . ated : : “ Pure . | Sh oo inkler Mame tes, frequently have ap- nething of head- WHEELING, W,., Va., April 15 kettle suspended 18 inches ’ ; 17 rT 4 ss Le . . +} ; , + ‘ ‘ | ‘ Bil is ben: ® | in, diameter ty S “hed the subject from different aches. f ne\ ag Officers of the Ohio district orcani- | above the flame. ° —son | inch bigh, m® mes, but the results have bee, thought of using = eurTSse call ~ per cent iperates mines in the count Peete : wi . poisons and acris right out. Stops Mom. “in ower ae per cene the pain of eorne. l’uts vour feet Lourt upon petition of the Wind «Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges — A : ~~ aif “pital oS. 6 « » per Cen; mto perfect eondition. sor }? we blouse (“oa ‘ tl lyic : ‘ een . es Z BAe, as Low as $39.75 -A- mics ana n+} Get a box of Tiz now at any druz : Me-: w= SHer treat- FOR INDIGE | N or department store, Don 't suffer i , ; et . , , Dance for Swimming Pool. o> | f them t- 4 no a nical c ’ . ‘ ] ia) ¢* > . . | fame Cox: x ase ee ee Have feet that never hurt, never get rs neces- : . Osts Were Minimum. tired The St. Louis Optimists’ Club . Prices : Ota] Of these f Fires wo le] f ’ : : . ¢} sa f : orf rye: i ens ee Test Tiz free. Send this coupon. give a theatrical performance a oes it § Hon Bun 5 cin de P : ; . : sh a ~ mi num estimate of . ~ dance at Meolah Temple next Fr . Coet | . ’ go) ‘ int. 9c ‘ | » ‘ , Per eet ane la price... ... 3 tad ¢ Such things as ‘ vv aster Lather Dodge Co. da’ nigi ne pre eed 9 be used =. Per eet, epecia! price... . . Oe x my ‘ of association a 598 Madison Ave I ree in building a swirl zs pool at » jer ar’ ete" a! price Rte | ul ‘ati , / . . hess? NGL iY berculosis . New rk Cit) + 4 tat ern ' Ai to 4 i™ r met ale a : € Si oo s RS Lon ar , ij ‘ i \ 5 : - o To Trial Be lief ot) ‘ Aine I : | ; } lit in? f — i” ft Yr) ’ ~ eh . ’ } ’ _—? te ided Pm Jj Ez Ss re 4 li f = Mail Mesample “TIZ” i building the swimming pool ati! CHROETER BROS HD wt te ae. fat #0 the be 2 . Cue Bellefontaine Far the club ha | ity ‘if ‘ : ii . } i ' ‘ ; ‘ . WOME to his family ané ta ee cox ges aceon lige ammpelagan’ and Washington . is Mc Son "Y\ tie , ca = OTZaniZzei ' ret era Me ‘els ra Of j wy ' st iv) 6 a> ee Oe Oe ee ORE eee . ‘ . ‘ ; ,0-812-814 Washington Ave., St. Lou's, "ap. Sea ennnnn boys from the poorer districts to | * vi - or af s7 An. , : a Pan 2 ments Petey 4 meanest niay jn a junior municipal league, _— . i nN @uthoriiy on economics, @S¢ ened 75¢ Packages Everywnere |
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. hes ; © ASEM NS 5 > ee Bee Pe Ene ga EN ee ee eed SN te) poe hte eee che he, D-aapanegna he (Eo nk Bie mC aatee &: nd a ™“s >, ~ 7] Pe Pen a ‘ * be os Ep MN OS col a oe torn, HEAD ei on ep Re * Ay oe SSA ie wy 98 d + hes, ? . 2 eee sey peaks - gos ; mas — a * apart ee py ‘ beer : — " rt re: . : : Fs As hr Ae Ses Cae ce » - f be Te een eS ae, ae P " n - ee oie : aad ses . x ‘nce ces ™ + a Sans ala bes ie MR ao hare dae ates Auk adie, Se ier SVS ee PORES 0 oe eed CLA as iin me IRR ipcaniy a ARR 5 ee ; cine ees) OR aes ak tS ae. Pe oe : i ¢ Ae REN eee Se ee Shei hee eae SR eK RE RAN PARK PRM ihe PO SSA Bec ee eatige ds te po - - - en 4 Pid ne ) Chu i at ecemtie er . a ie : «aks ; . ae WT s,. Tk he 32 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening new WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, 19235. ® ; "fe o WE > os spaper COMBINED a EDNe ~ — a New Pro cess The Original Quick Cooking WHOLE Flakes Now minutes ’ Armour’s Quick Oats the “cut-up kind that cook in 3 minutes. Try them. ADVERTISEMENT os HEED THE WARNING OF THAT COLD Take a hot lemonade when you fret suspect a coid, and immedi- ately go to bed under Warm corers. In the morning—nine times out of ten—every trace of cold has dis- appeared together with the danger of pneumonia. “flu” and other ills that start with colds. It's the cheapest. easiest, sanest way to handle colds. Just squeeze the juice of a Call- fornia lemon in glass or cup of hot water. The effectiveness of hot lemonade is due to more than its beat. Add sugar !f you wish. Get a dozen California lemons now—take hot lemonade tonight Ask for California lemons, the tart. fuicr, practically seedless king Ther make the most effective lem onade for colds.—Ady. TAR™’ appeal« and PTROFTTABLE PAR™M OFFERS are advertised in PrOosT-DIsPrAt HoH WANTS, GONE = a | at ee 8 ~; ’ ° . ~~ s- -- = a > ~ + mn. : - ~ ree 4, 2 = . — . ' 4 ers Ta *, ' was «2 : - = *} -_ * . . . - ~ y Man. 64. Run Down ‘ ‘ , ‘ . } ° . . " 2 — ‘ * > > . é i or ‘ > ; —— ] ry" G ‘ er = ~ ; ee i wb .£ ‘s Camp Jackson Anniversary May 11. {rrangemenits sre Ff 7-4 + - = " --anere e he x" r ann sar he taking f rck son he +2 at TR adh and Arsénal stree 2 p. m..} r he State 3 ¢ o ’ Tt sn ®8as sur- 2 under Gen Ma amd a per eor [er en pr ner ¢ a “~~ 2 2 rm F a f De MACE re . reensa 7 ADVERTISEMENT Grandmother Knew There Wes Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and biistered while t a ( be relief and help that mustard plasters gave. w Dut the plaster and with he b_ister M r does t is a clean, wh ntment, ma with oi] of mustard. It is scientifically pre pared, so that it works wonders. Gent!v massage Musterole in with the finger-tips. See hew quick!r it brings relief—how speedily the pain disappears. Tr MV leterr'e fa» srtea thrrat Aeon. peuraigia. headache. congestion. pileurisy rheumatism. lumbago. pains and aches of Drvises Binins frosted fest. colds of the nat ‘'t may prevent rreumoria To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and smal? children. Ask for Children's Musterole. vue and 650 én hest aos Better than a mustard plaster ADVERTISEMENT STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause—Take r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets —— That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonles, or trving to patch up & pour digestion. (hey are attacking the real cause of the ailment—elog- ge ver and disordered bowela r Edwards’ ¢ e Ta ts arouse 4 — rT na &oo*® 4 hea ing war When the liver an we.s afte per forming their natural fune s away goes indigestion and stomach roubles dave vou a bad taste ated =“ er appet 4 ao. eare feeling an n or energ rouble with undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets, the substitute for 2.ome r “arcs ite Tabiets are 8 purely Tegetia’ + m™ Tlie; with olive 2 7- x a » 7. “ eta a Tt - - A ond ty , i e * B&B WiLsouUl ripping cramue y : v . 448 a oF (oe , he? at 2 for % « — a “ @ « ’ -" sa® Loc aac J0e. with spaghetti Bluhill CHEESE BO seuC OES CZCS CROSS CECE ADVERTISEMENT ‘ ™ ™ *>. ~ i . ae. 37 2e>. Dtic i : _ — ie | Liq ud. Just W) at You Need . = oe hoe g 3¢ > ma ~~ > oF A > 3 4 $ a + =» bh > i *a (0 sing Lemo - oo . = ~ rg q Pre « } — = . ~ " a , - ~~ en ~~ a it = ~ = .° % & » * . 4 - - , ~ “ td = . ~~ = * 4 a er" « 2 ‘ : = ~ *2oe** ak , ieee weeterday. Fie me | eee Gm Bieta Director Henniker-Heaton Quits. was announced yesteras credited with having put the little 24.2 TT] “\ 4 xX « * 3¢@ * ratirea . **. ** ESTEF Mas: , April 15 tends ¢to retis o. ae eee tn ane | alee af Beemeeee. Mich.. “on the yrmond Henniker-Heaton. direc- rection Hennikér-neat@en & x _ sea the Wor: ester Art Mi ] Vi . es > ‘ tia > iol z ~ nm nase ne had es- Wai, st i } ‘ J : ee ™ i ; ‘it~. mm? . - +h - . 3c . é Piet 3 o t& ‘ Hiack ey eollection, a »s aa? ial e@l nan June ia, ‘ laDiisnea ie 4 aw . asking that } become ef- 7 2 to ring of canvases which was f‘-7om mm :se@um di- TEN YEARS On Face and Arms. Itched and Burned. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals. “ For the last ten years my face (Signed) Miss Gertrude Lankauf, 1612 Cherry &., Toledo, Ohio. The “NEVER-SAG”’ is the only spring , Sand Me. Tuicum Se Sold Business Partners you can adjust to your own comfort Reap Se Ointment L¥— 4 eee oa ane ne / Seacurs Latereserten, Dept H. Maiden Mam through Post-Dispatch Spaeth-Jost Drug Co. bigger business may coe properly written ad. uy a Refrigerator t See Kelvin-et! Electric refrigeration for the small home and apartment— Kelvinator and refrigerator combined—attaches to any lamp socket—operates auto- matically and keeps food colder than by any other means at less cost. There is a Kelvinator for every size refrigerator Before you b ae Thursday—Friday—Sat ZONLY AT THE FOLLOWING NORTH Schulte Dr JEFFERSON A’ A. J. Bretscher Elit 7901 WEST FLORISSANT e Drug 7323-25 < BR Fricke-Hahn Drug Co. Schneider’s D 1901 MADISON Ludwig Drug Co. mess "901 \. NEWSTEAD — = MURDOCK AND Thos. Rosenthal H.W. R: {RAND AND EASTON Sa81 GRA Scholle Drug Co. Walther’s P 4e68 “\. OTW N UNES: GRAVOES AND c GRAND AND HEBERT WES H. G. Ludwig Blue Ridge F S315 N. BROADWAY S421 SOUTE SOUTH Brown-Cle 54e8 ©T) G. A. Cordes E. D. Dr 55464 GRAVOIS. COR. GRAND “VAYTO™S AsxDp ™ Schulte Drug Co. | Theo. Schw: GRAND AND PARK aie DEL. wilemiSave with Safety at you — - ” gm se easeeeaeeeeaeasaes & BS Sensenb; LOWEST PRICE We Ever Have Offered 1 lb. Coffee a5 . With every Bargain Percolator purchased In M : n Monthi before May 1, we will y give free one pound of Payments, $5 FORBES $1 a month QUALITY COFFEE GUARANTEED if Always Fresh Read Fully Its Strong Points Here is a percolator that is made to stand hard use—heavy seam- less Aluminum. . .It is made without solder—so accidental over- } the dining table. Guaranteed for one year, like higher-priced percolators, and will give you the same coffee every day. Telephone your order to Main 3220 and we will deliver the percolator with a pound of coffee. Easy payments on your light bill. This offer will be withdrawn May 1 UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST - - MAIN 3220 OR EVERY-DAY USE an Electric Percolator at the ~ ” P 4 'y : i nS : he lege! 3 has) oe ae - " Wane oe! a At Specta Saving Every New | Pokes ! Matrons } ¢ Side Rolls re : ’ : Every New Crepe Straw Hemp 4 . Come early if you es ¢ | these marvelous sav: } Hats will be so'd o the chance of the s 3 two and three at the a = ' * : —_ a heating does not ruin it. For use every day—in the kitchen, on’ To Real Est: In St. Louis ar Second Annual Real Estate \ Louis, April 19th te 2th inclusi' usual attention will be attracted and Suburban territory. The Post-Dispatch will co-ope owners of Real Estate, through th displaved messages to readers emp chasing Real Estate for Homes, Bu: purposes. If vou have property vou wz vour agent to advertise it exclusive ing Real Estate Week, and authori attractive price and the most gene If vou do not enjov the ad connection and desire assistance advertisement, the asSistance of th Service Department will be exten lelephone (hlive HiO—ask for sta! POST-OIS FIRST IN ST.
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- ee i a - —s - —— — - —_—_ i” — = patina —— EE ——— — —_ r. @ + wwrrT - -™ _ ——— Sak : Ores EE SE I I I LB EE LS ES RE a ER ee De ngiay, | | 4 | we ky 7 | | APRIL. 15, 1925 Phe Daily POST-DISPA1ICH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 33 WEDNESDAY APRIL 15, 1998. — of canvases which was 7/7) 0; i Py ff i in) with having put the little | = C. TUL, fuskegon, Mich., “on the a) ” é | : | BEATS SENATORSHIP | N YEARS | Burned. Could Not |] = Missourt” — yours @™*, in 7 iia 2 | asking youre tr te By CHARLES MICHELSON, | Dp. Cuticura Heals. a The “wh ej) A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | tion aol a z Sit Pe th a Dispatch and New York W orld. ‘ the last ten years my face | of fish oon ina bin “ine iT eee | ig 39 WASHINGTON, April 15.—There | : Qe e have been covered with] | : ; » ae 8 enemy a th f : . The pimples were hard} | + at a Ticket Office, 3 ike . Keay are worse poameeneee than at o | merican rust om an elastase) | Sa 8e08"tout2°% $8 Thursday—Friday—Saturday—April 16-17-18 ff msc nce | A Trust C rould not sleep — oe write W. F. Mill a i y p if Senator Sterling of South Dakota | OFFERS THE FOLLOWING ht. I kept scratching the) | Division Passen ~y} . =H -ewarded with a better Job (finan- | : at on hy etee| || “SRE MBONLY AT THE FOLLOWING Rexakl DRUG STORES 6 ‘is) in ne wonton ssien|| UF Complete Fi jal Servi | = nge Bidg. He | : ed the pimples on my] - St. Louis, Mo. : NORTH Schulte Drug Co. Jantzen’s Pharmacy 4 ihe lost because he guessed end p e Inancla rv1ice , d an advertisement for Cu-] | oo JEFFERSON AND CLARK 4401 OLIVE — | as to the relative strength o a | : bap and cope seo | 3901 WEST FLORISSANT Elite Drug Store O. J. Krummenacher if ‘ministration support and progressi- es some and after using them} | ' 7323-25 8S. BROADWAY DELMAR AND KINGSHIGHWAY RH | vism in his State. ' months I was besled.” F ricke-Hahn Drug Co. Schneider’s Drug Store | R.H. Krummenacher Fe. vie secretaryship of the Com- : mmercial Department Trust Department a . tgs: of P ges i oes lee | : serry St., Toledo, Ohio. | Ludwig Drug Co. ime TS an alban re onl fy mission for the Celebration of ¥ Cuecxinc Account Ssrviczs | Cusropransnipor Securities / : Soap, Ointment and] | ns Se wee MURDOCK AND MACKLIND UNION eggs ag US ose 9 ncaa - fa e* “ CoLLEecTIONs A Exerc sare all you need for every- Thos. Rosenthal H.W.R gene gain icy Nl =) George Washington is better from DMINISTRATORSHIP AND u» et and noraery purpone. GRAND AND EASTOS ae Yaus'narmann, AY Senutoranip because, white the e-|| Loans anp Dscounrs TORSHIP Hust P - ; _ , ~ ME 6] |senatorship because, while th : : gery Meh atest: ‘neon, a eoaghe cana ooo See Walther’s Pharmacy Victor Drug Co. p| lary is not quite so large. it Is a Creprr — INVESTMENT INFOR- TRUSTEESHIP AND GUARDIANSHEE Geticora Shaving Stick 26 a — a Own Building— We Pay No Rent ( —Hence FURNITURE CO Lower Prices 1030-32 Franklin Ave. ur Prices are Always Lower | men who had been rejected by | constituencies: but either the pres- | ' Easily Arranged ee ee ee ne oe oe ° sonal feeling for some of the un- fortunates was too cordial for him to remain adamant, and he changed his policy. Frank B. Mondell and Miles Poindexter were two of the lame ducks for whom he provided jobs. When Mr. Coolidge came in, there was some talk of the rigid New England conscience interfer- ing with this policy of preferment. * a « 2 sure became too strong or his per- BP s s s & a —————— es Ge \ i | | . Mr. Coolidge had no Senate tradi- | tions and as Vice President had heen a lonely figure at the Capitol. O eal state Wners But the fact was not long in de- veloping that he had a real po- Re SENS AML SRS EEE RET SIE RRP . ~ litical appreciation of the value of In St. Louis and Suburbs y the “lame duck,” and beginnin 7 with Frank B. Kellogg, who lost out in Minnesota, arfd whom he | Second Annual Real Estate Week will be held in: St. first made Ambassador at the Louis, April 19th te 26th inclusive. During: this period un- Court PE AX. ames end then lee~\ : . age . o retary of State, he has dealt out) usual attention will be attracted to Real Estate in St. Louis coneelition orineé us eenststently as and Suburban territory. any of his predecessors. | ron oO ts There is some logic in the Pres- | ‘ T ) sematr " . smeen tal anes . _ident’s course. He } th ogres- | ~ } | The Post-Dispatch will co-operate with the agents and sopiragtle Noyes ine are glare zs . A $49 Value owners of Real Estate, through the publication of attractively 2 | The Western Senators know thetr | er displayed messages to readers emphasizing the wisdom of pur- peril at the hands of an insurgent | L + 50 rard use—heavy , a pages | hasizing sdom of } | | iving-Room Ou ; Se 1e€a seam chasing Real Estate for Homes, Business, Investment or Income J veut dae a Mr. apg thecal pee M ‘ficent Fl L ee : ‘Nos & ks ome seven OF rid | ncluding a Magnificen oor Lamp —_—— purposes. | 7 a | a. SO accidental OvelI- SH deed miccahement at tote | = and Davenport Table This is the nationally advertised . P : ‘ | a : , ct : ; by , Englander Aytomatic Da-Bed. ‘ —— . 7 , - . Th 8°26 ; ¢ ¢ is refuge | Sui lay—in the kitchen, on | If you have property vou want to sell, arrange with a. ee ae rae = sen daven-g 50) it has walnut finished metal | A splendid black enamel Range . : ‘ ° . nos j » @i s | ¢ or is - . : Your agent to advertise it exclusively in the Post-Dispatch dur- and comfortaye. ee : . ends, and ts equipped with the [| and equipped with the latest year, like higher-priced ing Real Estate Week, and authorize him to make an especially ||| To Attend Physicians’ Congress. | port, armchair and a he ot a : =a arse ee spring. | sse-saving eviews. A dandy . ; , ' ey : yn throt : spor n , eo. ' | attractive price and the most generous terms possible. - pa apie ices canes Se | a sa wee RH =v — ,- cottee every day | oe : Swill meet may A wonderful value at....-esereeeenee , o 4 and 5in Washington, D.C. Th2'! If vou do not enjoy the advantages of an agency , || following St. Louis physicians | ' ‘ as cee a 4 erati co bers of the medical faculty cf | 7 connection anc esire assistance in the preparation of vou: mem | € vu ill deliver the percolator Shien 7 es - , ‘es gph | ” pig . the Pdat it oe . duesthis - 1) St. Louis University, will attend: | at) e G E , advertisement, the asSistance of the Post-Dispatch Advertising ie Sandee Bai ek: Ew Seatam Continuing a Great Event our light bill. Service Department will be extended to vou without charge. |Grindon, Dr. William W. Graces | Ielephone Olive 6600—ask for station 5». , || Dr. Cyrus E. Burford, Dr. Moyer &. | Sale of Gibson Refrigerators A Regular $37.50 Value = +1728 The Gibson Refrigerator is well known for its ice saving qualities. The case is golden oak and and the food cham- bers are white enamel. The trimmings are all heavily nickeled. . Fleisher, Dr. John Auer, Dr. Wi:- liam Luedde, Dr. Phil Hoffman | Dr. George Gellhorn, Dr. Ralph = - Kinsella, Dr. Joseph W. Charlies | and Dr. John Green. FIRST IN ST. LOUIS a — | \ By the Assoctated Treag -t ( : i ' ( ) WASHINGTON, April 15.—With | . R | V4 , ' an overcast sky providing a som- | - Rg } ber canopy and a great, glistening | : og ,feeberg haunting the spot where WER CO. TATE} MAIN 3220 French Walnut Bedroom Suite This beautiful Suite is a compliment t the crafteman's art. It consists of | | large buffet, graceful extension table, § aide and one armchair finished in the new French walnut. Unusually low at.. i | | ithe tragedy occurred 13 vears ago. {memorial services were held at sea | ;yesterday for the dead of the) 'steamer Titanic. The coast guard cutter Modor conduced the serv- | ices and reported to headquarters 'that ships over a wide expanse of ~~ ~- . a =" the Atlantic had joined in the cere- | | monies by maintaining a five-min- | , ute radio silence, : | 5S Ss a e a ia - & s . lrawn May 1 Servi for Vi ba Services for Victims of Titanic. . 2 & # s & » g a 6 4
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ne an pore pe ee ae oe — dort 7 ~ . ~ + ore eRe ee Nee ee J Bite ce tty on Pa et* * POST-DISPATCH alone has ee ‘ Ar = Bees eS ope he 3 . x —. ~~ | - ‘ : P : , . WED ak « oem ee: PRIL 15, 1925. oe ce ee VORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED , APRIL Fr a eS pg ae — wi a Se Se eenaanat —— —— - —_——— — - — a a ———E ane seems ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily ADVERTISEMENT SET WELL, FEEL WELL, KEEP WELL | ——— tse our Laberatory Food Selection « service to correct poe wate’. waar ; Ise Oul Flectrica assuage “Sysiem Forecast Says This Year ton nerve, body and vigor building : ” 1 a ur scientific Feet Service. ave Will Be ‘‘Summerless _ Use our ectentitic Ure root tartare. Pei? att ght Ouurteriy Health Test Kegorts by Mail i ' iy All Departments mies scientific sign scams: eaiicicia jalists may be duptcatel | | CLOCK REPAIRING - nF Eatimates Cheerfully Given t home this year, WILL CALL AND PrlIVeER ; . ‘s°@> aan ©, a7 the home ‘nere fore, enoulid ( iN | RAL 41565 ih | Wateh and Jewelry hepairing Te ; ; wer be a eold one, 7 i Health Service. 1. Gutmann, Manager : 712 Centory Bldg. Olive VISA Sry ; ' n r ley J ‘ 4 etudy ep sa) ir esaliation are ive ft a in temperatures shows . thi : | . ; ¢ ve anit ’ ww ihas ettbglptn ins en ore ee ee m babii hic ‘ actin APO TON a aR tear Ye _@ ca + season eee : * , F Dia he Sia mn eA ener) « foe he gebene sae Saved els lke aga ST , aa’ > ~ ‘~ a » Ss - o» > eieicee a See ae a Seip ene ———, ; . od he TIS ai CR ey yy ee year Ny. he has 2 tee ale 3 * “ ae ee ee Rew tom Dee ae pin ME ne pte oe os patty el ~ fo > = * uaa! oF es: he, aay: - . pete wie r% ee tik Ee en oe q a. ie 4 | See . eh 7y 74 ‘s t - 4 a iS i, x ca * - be ‘¥ & . *@ § im © ~ 3 as | .?, * eo : » : 4% aes > 7 Lr , im. 2 a . | Ca a 3 2 is ‘ - s 34 ‘ hue *y ke + By ai t= : A 4 ris” & ae ry % ret 4 “ ¥ ay 2 ew ate "> he 2 ee OF ar a ange Nes Pg nT Us ye ma ae oT og Pectin Build of Sound Materials The better you build, the less the co repairs and replacements. : A Savings Account is the best material to employ when ‘building a competence, 4s there are no losses to be replaced because of unwise investments. Open a Savings Account Window 14 | One Dollar—One Minute—No Red Tape 3° Compound Interest st of Ss = - _* -— ——e —e : ane ae - . —>. «eae - a pond - . * Savings Window Open ee Saturday to7 P.M. Qh and Olive “Regardless of the price you pay~ — you cannot get better Coffee than Krogevs . FRENCH BRAND COFFEE —_—_—— HOSTING ENGNEERS RETURN TO WORK Men on Strike Since April | Sign Agreement Accepuns Their Old Wage Scale. —_—_—— NE rr c i f it - rhe strike of members 0} Hoist Loca] Union NO ing Engineers | 135, which tied up major building operations here since April 1. end- ed todav. when the 150 members of the union returned to work gland days, President (‘oolidge has | soiling your material. ziven approval to the plan to stock | 'with fish the tidal] basin, | tween the Washington ,and the Lincoln Memorial. When a young mng throuch tft} reason he associates the Fame al » i. el e only correct FF PPG eg Match notches 16 with o-e.8,. 6.0.4 *"« . Pe be pe te Pe 6% e%e*%ate- 6.6.6 6a goods Sree, . tee J K IT PG Fy, y Te Sag Z/ gq Match notch 9 with notch BACK OF DRESS ) eI pits 3 EESINS ftcuncieenetee 9 front J and underfacing 2579 ; 3 SEEDER SHEE D Ky eeeiear Series 3 * Hissar | ibis RETAIL , ; —* a*e*e et%e%e »tete*e™.* se @ e*a*e a *« e“e"e 2 eed s . he + e*« a-e 8 - . etete*e “és . *"“* : ae : ; . * , » «°e's . . . o*. . ni . .* a*a”"e o*6 og’ oe ete eter ed. 0405 0g? %,° *.* *, eo -@%e oe” . - * “~~ i. - " . q - s*etete ASS Te ON +"* m4 ae ew" etele + . ° ye ‘ . - . ug glean =e . . «e's . eo. o'etete Potetats *%.*%o* ° .* . . ° . . *.@ . - ‘ . . ’ »,*¢ ° e «*e e”- ° ° . . . . » tr oe o*e ‘ oy eres + * ete*d oses StSd et eo : a © 4 . ‘ ie . . . * . . ° ° : es . . . ~-%e*s exe . . ° e « . " o*a%e ; el he . ye * ets @*« «*e a ‘ e*e +. -: . : ° 2 i e’* e “Td en a. 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Pl SS el el be Se ere Pa REE ee ee PPP ae ba be be be be be Pe Pe Pe PP Se ee ee Pe Oe Pe ; 4 : ate, eo ; . TEE bt bt be Pe PP Pt he be be be ee 4 4 e*e e - ;. *,* . PiPPST Sa Se Seb ee beet Pe Pe Pee a ee ee ee be bs Se ee PT Peet Pt Pee Per erer eerie ht at be bebe bt et Pe Perales Paras be bt bt bt be o.0 8. %4 - y ~ ¢ i — . BP eee SP eS 0,0, 9, 9,%o".*%2* e ‘ TPP he tbe be be ba ee Pt PPT PPP PPT Pet ot bd oe oe Pe POPE Pe Prt rors ies ct ry 7 ° ° . * . * * PE hs ee be be Pe ee Pe PP Be PEP PPP be ere Pe ee EEE 6 Poe be be ee £ a * a e ‘ . . EPSPS PLIST TEST Se hehe be Pe PoP Pe Par Seer ae heh. StS be be be a Pe ee Pe ee PPO! ete eet es 6 0. 0. 6, 6.2.0, %,%n%,* e*e*s -* brats | > o es - ’ “4 , => - i A é 4 Store for Rent — Our days are numbered. All merchandise 1, 1 Take a ag po of these lone prices while in wi ; i rgains as we Think of a pattern that almost talks to you—that has agnin will St. Louis one wach, bere nadie t instructions, printed right on the pattern, so clear and Electric Light Bulbs Not Included $9.00 $10.00 Value easy to follow that any child who reads can use it. Vr Sap \ ee ere | PS 4-Light Fix- 5-Light Fis- The new simplified Pictorial Review Printed Pat- Avo, 020: | ee es tern is not only printed—but it also comes to you per- OO forated—and notched—and cutout ready for use. No margins to trim off, fold over or cause you to waste | material. _— clean, light-tinted paper. No smudging—no fear of Try just one of these wonderful new patterns and Aino S-llght-gn@ 4ollght, at aligntly higher : Ball Frosted Lamps that there is “nothing’like it in the world!” For the new 54-inch material Fashion figures on the right illustrate three of the many charming reentry sen ~ — | Peis o ‘ Established Over 30 Years’ .- weewewe es fe errr! i ae LLL women ——_— ~ em - #5 YEARS AFFLICT BEd. Rick is most grateful for cure of ca @ankful for attention received, and recom 6 ie Read his letter. * . —® Or. C. Matthew Goe, Overla a | 501 Pine Street, St. Louis, Me ' My dear Dr. Coe:— ¥ SEES: ‘® . I want to tell you about Fe @@ ‘ovard you for, the treatment you! : . I had been afflicted over 25 year ’ cr thank you most sincérely for the attention you gave me while under I will recommend anyone who is af of rectah trouble to go to you am - - ~ —* ; or Call for Free pred j i 18
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i ie NE EE RRS ST ER OE LE RETR A SNPS I sa FE EEE EM POLS OR LO RIC OR hh Pa aR IGT mee o 1925, os Dati ag © OS Se eee we: eee Lael 4 am cebeti “ je : "se%° ; | ‘ee ‘ : TT eae es ae se He NUS ve vor i Sol? Cid) circulaiion than BOTH other evening newspapers COMbinrD CT; Os ee ceaaal a __¥ i j j ] } A } ‘ a PP h ! - - | | Getines the duties of a receiver or| trustee, receiver, creditor, or any || . ny | a — arpa). appointed by the court to other ‘pébabal’ ih éonnection” “with | QUALATY . FURNISHINGS hr POPULAR © rem This Is | Scontivnae “tbe the property of @ the composition proceedings except | . . | ; } = DP 8 rule is: ‘as set forth in the affidavit and’ h the Popular- A receiver or marshal appoint-| that he has no knowledge of any e C. nion i> pg Price Style | /ed by the court to take charge of | such payment or promise by any | : 3 ' | | the property of a bankrupt after other party. The nationally known Kerry © Center of pau m8 Bp of a petition, shall be | wt. > ui ' ray $i © be mere custoaian with DATY SANTIAGO, MORO OUTLAW, aoe pray en 2% 2mm . Washington Av., Corner Sixth St. ouls ‘in ton manning ot semigaede of t made of a fine a fancy bankruptcy act unless his ra GETS LIFE TERM FOR MURDER ; Jacquard. madras. 7 jeu compensation are specifically styles with choice of Tap . ‘on yo Bet order rs the court, up-! By the Associated Press. seat or side leg opening. a ) bho, ARERR A ot known what caused them to | y } | be issued at this time. | “According to present estimates = ae > - The four most important rules ' porta ones will be added to : THE 4 issued yesterday were those gov- | : uis telephone system during 1925 . ¥ ul in RETAIL S erning compensation of attorneys, The estimates apply strictly to thet | 4} | receivers and trustees, fees and ex- | tory served oy city ger terme ~ | “a8 : ing | are based on Jast é yy | penses of attorneys of petitioning | Store for Rent : Fixtures for Sale OF creditors, appointment of attorneys | phones and the gesesa) dissand fer ; ° . . . | Tor receivers or trustees an¢ ees | merger : Our days are numbered. All merchandise offered subject to prior sale. ‘é 'to be paid to auctioneers, account- | il rot Kinloch poten 43 , _ Larimore Road, and to the east snd numbers. Fore le: “Number, > a | applicant and the receiver, the} north by the Mississippi-and Miss- — please?” “Northland 376.” “North- year, | i trustee, the bankrupt or the attor- | ouri rivers. , land Thr-r-ee Seven Six?” “Right!” meen Bon 50000 telephones and will = ney of any of them. Im the ab- | disconnect-and 3 sence of such petition and affidavit | , Preparations are being made to carry $5.00 Value no pea get ees shall | the necessary work, thro Additions Two-light Bunga- e made, such petition sha e | are to ut to Riverside and low Fixtures fer heard at a meeting of creditors, | K S S M O Vi N G ? Bomont central offices, offices, The switchboard . an ae bos ee and the Referee, in sending the no- P R O G R at these offices will also be enlarged s and e Rex Maree! w — 98c , tice of such meeting prescribed by | Here is some moving arithmetic; the Outside construction will be extended in ; oe $1 98 82.00 value: ecach..... ) pees ee ee ner, | y kind that moves telephone men to tears. ar Arson 000,000 i announcements and in , "The Latest. téen $5. 00 Value a et on ange ag maa gf On the morning of May Ist, a force of will pene —— ee Also S-light—an@ 4-light, at slightly higher | SSS tee Sewawes oF the com 175 men will go to work making the neces- : > : | pensation is asked. 5 pany expects to 136,000 during prices. Complete and Wired i . ~ connections and disconnections to 19? wiles 36,000 36 | ta danger’ sagen. naga | sfer the service df telephone users who =a and cable for 7 Bow! Lighting Fixture, | “The new rule relating to fers | vei moving from one flat to another or, city central Ball Frosted Lamps inches long, each, }and expenses for attorneys for pe- rhaps, from a flat to the new little Growth outside the city limits and titioning creditors is short and to @| Ceeaee home.” » the East Side will call for a agg of 1000 ‘ # Vv ° i ie: ! . ones each localit esti- a rare ) «ge eR Roe 227¢ $2. 25: sg so HE 2 gn OE These 175 men will be able, each one, to | Rew telephones in each | theese dcteiese to a For the new 54-inch material “The Court may deny the al- complete about three orders during the bei ‘af ‘lowance of any fee to the attorney f Mav 1 A ng given spec attention. P; al Revi P; ‘al Revi P; - at Review : ed ee aaa working eeepc ay ist. A total of 525 ictortal Renew sctors eview ctorida or petitioning creditors or the re- | telephones mov ; _imbur t of his expenses o | ; Printed Patiern Printed Pattern Printed Patter PEERLESS LIGHT COMPANY JB ise | But about 200 tlephone patrons i | 2587 a oem ant want service transferred that day. If Dress 2674 Dress 2581 Dress Ww HINGTON AV. AT 9TH STREET | proses a ee Ae somece ey in col- | normal figures hold good. There may be 45c¢ 45¢ 45c¢ 4 AS usion with the bankrupt or were | §| more. 2 é /not instituted in good faith.” | be d byt : : /Established Over 30 Years (Opposite Hotel Statler) _ Henceforth in a Federal district | ED Sn ig ne meet a orce must meg the | . ' > large City no at- situation. » @ @ @. “ ~~ o « @ eo. @ @ — © > & & @ & & & oe =e & @ @ @ @ a A a. @, | alas Eddie dais cae oe ee the —_oe management oe ec | | 4 ) asks that you give notice movin rT, ; apne aed ° ol .
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Aah & 2 2 Si OTRO sea A ig Teg ih tose! ce oF wall astae pe ia , end | Bd 2 . aie eet Ae re °, rents ALP hae Ase oie arrt 2 ote ONE eer vay gene at x COA =i Pica r oC ee wre Oe ret ar es ne aed, New: ey eree aw ss re Mit 3, = apap abe mos ea 2 Ale anit ane le sa ai ag tae Ti gt gti “nln: Speen East ee oe eee See eee ae Aire aT Lg ep pee ER ig out VaA oat . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, 0 ee ee oi APR IL 15, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SOTHORON WILL Haines Holds Reds to 6 Hits, but Wildness Beats Him in Season’s Opener Rases on Balls, Plus Timel by 4-0 Score — : tillery — 31,888 F “incinnati the Gam s Heavy’ ‘Ar- AC See Game. -Dispaich. April 15 Special to the Post CINCINNATI, we will have to face in the West mented Manager Branch Rickey, club the season,” com- had defeated the | bi the best baseball ~~? eh a of after the Reds St. Louis club 4 to 0 in the opening game of the season here. : oda, ts oa ” +. € The Cincinnati club of at its best It has good pitchin 4 : — — nr ind all of its reguiars are in e om i «te . -ame That is not true o he Cubds ta . es} and Pirates. Both teams, Just ‘ike . = , . > ‘he Cardinais. have met! egarde& cin : a . ; _™ >? e har, as reculars Sitting oO De! * , ecause of injuries That is wl eav-that’ the Reds toda are 7 ; nee , ‘> tace est (°am we We! ay 4 0 fs ’ . . » , he Weet eariv in the spring Li er on. when the Pirates na © ave their full strengin. = ™ ‘ lifferent. Of the lasr tw som opinion tha: the Pittebure club wi! co further pennant race.~ And there was truth in Ric. omments had everything fhan’ the (foubs ih the The Reds x ° .. « 2 ~ * » hn They had pitch- : ’ . . o- by ing: they “had fielding. ani ab ’ : +} ’ ~~ T> r all they had hitting at the prope time. @©n the other hand. the « ar- dinals. regarded as one of the siug- ging teams of organized baselba! had no hitting Jess Ha! not a winning pitcher: oweVel the Cards’ fielding en asions reached the sensation! Donohue Stopi om ly Rick- “AS [00 a ne ev. which hn ip Against etopped six safeties. uted that ontest did a real chance That was in Rettomiey ard Bell starte! wit! But at t Po. hue bore down and no runs « Holm tapped weakly to Pinedi end forced Bottomley: Schmid- flied our and Thevenow watched a third trike fioat plate rune era onliv his cafeties over the Donohue was so good that, in the entire nine innings. onty erght Cardinal runners. reached (first Oniy two of these got even as far as second, these being Bottomiey and Bell in round Against the creat ‘onohuve contrast that Tiaires. who was selected for Rickey. Haines was off on wrong foot in the very first round He watiked Critz and then Pine?! after having two strikes looped a lazy fly te short right which fel! for a safety Haines Leses Contrel. Then Haines again lost, con‘! and passed Rowsh to fill the nation and then followed the only fieiding break of which the Cardinais were @uiity during the : seventh % £7? . “>. + > or 7o start *he mont =e 13 res®*ieT started a timer to ieft center wi “hy hoth Helm and Muelier Lased Fioim made the catch but as he Mueller ran into him and as a ‘'e- sult Helms throw to the infield Was wide and“ot only Crits but Pineli eunted on the piss Thus the Reds haf twn runs with onivy one pep safety thrown in Ae matters turned out those *™ tallier were more than ef reh fer Tienchue However, just to make it ertain. three solid raps. ome to ctct Finis guve another run {n the fog *h while in the fifth Donohue’s sinxie and a triple by Roush account Foe other There were on! six hits off liaines ‘at theee batters f of at x Hendricks obtained them woe me 4i4 the greatest amount of damage éetheren +s. Laque Teda,. Howeve?! toda * ‘= anether da and marbe it will be different. Al- ‘yan Sothoren and Adolfo Lugsue are the probable pitchers CARDINALS CINCISNATI! 5 AB Ls .) - ‘ack ot 4 # . at : Bes > i ‘ i’ VMueerert 4 8 2 fh Paineihn 3h> 4 i il Of '?t nehe 9 4 @ 8 CO. Rowtehe’t 3 0 Lt 6 Riev i> 4°R @ @/ Bree'rte> 3 2 1 6 Re!’ Th 4° 0 } @; Wether rf 7 8 i @ Tetn ° 68 © 4; Aitman if 3 8k 8 ihe 29 : i9 f) ? tCeartererv «a 2% 0 oO i. Th'now ee 7 7 1} @ Mee vec 3 8 0 A ik pes ' ti 0 De Rue -) a : . a’ © t? *. i % mee ~eer te ak & @ Telals 27 48 # °*T See . a re) 4) ‘Rs feos » @ ao Te ate 7 A ® Bee . hata ?. eines the e th Macdee hatted 7 Mee im ~¢ eighth “~ore Py Innings a rt Ftsesere® a's ennranhanaana a ou ray a ana.*s °-nPf 7 8 @ @ Qua « eo Gn te bh awn. FD * Ra: . — " TN ene le i ~tts Tier te a a . a T eRey te Sreesier Ba ese « ha ite rrr tatpee 7 Strikeoute—Re Derssso * ed Vatnee | 00 ee 200 New terk a (me ee «OO Pittsburg ee nme oe 200 Philadetphia @ i oe 500 60 Yesterday's Results. AMERIC AN - b _— ey E.. erveiana 4.% 14-79-10 ig tteries—Smi » Speece Edwards B & - “Le Shaute ard Mra “2 te Bush 4 W inga mavis. Stauffer end Se ereia New Tork 45.9.0 Wash ngton 1-7-1 Ra’ ‘eriee—S heck and O Ne Mogridge Russe and e The 4.93 hicago. 3-5-2 Ba'eries —ieonar i e and Wooda Passer Thurston, a SC ne Philadelphia. 9-13-23 Boston S.12-1 Batteriee—Croves Harts Baumeartrer Romme! end Perkins, Cochrane ergcusen toss, Wingt ie: RKRaliio and Picinich NATIONAL LEAGUE. Mincinna 4-8-0 ardinals. @6-1. Ba’ eriee—TDonolue and Hargrare ra.nes Das Sherde! and scnnm Chicago, §-8-* sburg 7-8-5 Rea teries— 4 exande and Harine ¥ de Songer ané Smith Baston. 5-8-1 New York 4-8&.? =e er ee— Barnes ani G.bs Neb? and Sn der _ Breookivn, 3-4-0. Philade’phis Batteries—\ ance and Deverrr: Car som ar | Hen ine. Today’s Schedule. NATIONAL L EAGUE. = suis at Cincinnat ear >. @m Pittsburg at C ago ud Mhiladeiph.a at Brook partiy ty 3.30 p. rm \ew Y¥ x at Roetoen ra sitio 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE (Yeveland at St Lauis aa > (hicago at Deter a + p> Mm Boston at Philadelphia. cloudr 7 p a he ashington at New York. par _ ot? Ff m won 'he eun Wendertai carrer TURKISH BATHs BELCHER ER HOTEL Cardinal Opening Day Notes ™ fe : ’ ‘ r nnta?t ( a.s made prepara > ne o ba * an overfiow crowd qa mn . es.e * = ere ? Oo isan- oit é ~*~ © a er Is “e a ee ; -* :* “ sy) s ?s ? Ske er | d W h the atte 4 * westerda, ‘Tries . Na '\e . 7° . ‘ da : “nn A um 1¢ Browns and one he eds have played to close 5,000 per- Sons — Cia x > = * > per @ s vere a nr - t t« ard euliielicers Heire Mueilier end Waittie H + F = "oe e Recs ac one run an ‘ I of ers 2 ? *“e Hargrs ” - e ° a ° s ne wards rial ente fue ler ga’ hase ora st a« a4 opea eg + The dae x re - ie “a De s _ > * 2 had iT gra Seat t _ ". - “a e ~ : ™e “ ‘ 24 T a*TS *. r « * ? » . was tga [ye «a me atte Hargv ave am n the sere ; " ea Ricge oe ? x ; er? eS 87 ‘ “ * 4 *} Fe 2 stra orn . ° ad a 2° ? 4 r crowd 2? # Bie wits © *oaere ~ Tee a 12 b .#° 68 2 3 ime if app ause *rom e « noe ans s was PH the «i tth whe ; ae 2 Ai(@eoe ad and “avaner e mace stexe wf gron en. os > = ; ase and a _ Mig . 548 ~e en a 7 ars .er a =o roa ie he f rer rit . the Rice. men wren he bea e A soe ¢ . | iA ige thre inning Regere Hermebt Whe betted 474 ‘est a, ae en ge" ” en Tet eat “pe ~~ 4 R. te an. Fack each had t¥o sa s re age Day e roumge m= hande fey VMusik ogre i? roe » te e "Zs > Wwerhed bo - : = faced t ~ "Se ‘= _ ry . ” ~a~ce T the ey CATA OPPOSE LUQUE AND THE RED IN TODAY’ ee I i i i li —— PBAPB®P PAA A OA el PPR ee i ee ll el lal al al el ll a all al PP BP ROP? DP BPR BBP PPP A APPA Lee AKA” ee ee — —_ 7 > . - - = = and ASBES I OS—Asbestos’ I lor se Must I lave Been a Ni htmat! e€ bil . ‘ — sil Me a) ef Pfs ee a ~~ a Oe - ee ee ee i BP. BPP LOE OT ~ i i a a ao tie aie lie ip ate ae i a eS ee ee i i PROWNS “MAK / ANOTHER WINNER FOR ASBESTOS,™ YESTER BAY, WHEN LADY CHOCO WON AT 3T02,MAKING HiS FOURTH, STRAIGHT WINNER. HE NOW wnAS HAD 47% WINNERS ANDO 3 SECONDS obF Of, 22 PLAYS,’ AND THE ROLL fis_gr0os6. 7 WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH You 2 GONce Gosh: I "Jus? DREAMED THAT OME BODY TRIED CRAZY 2){ To Polson Hoss IM THE © GONNA f i NOT ‘Aw, STOP THAT SILLY STUFF AND Go BACK To SLEEP? Nervous! WHERE: me’ I™ Too Me 4 ' o Pa . (Copynght. 1925. by The Bell Syndicate | pa it Punch Goes for Naught Three ag ' | | “omni. t _Errors i) i were ‘s Park. Indians same of the American Leazcu SS that handicap. They bent te tied at 9 to 9. a ©, s » Ka - batt ag oa the who as Feit = 7 ter. «4 fighter cea eourag* ously and w oh em more discouraging Browns scored four runat: cooumannas a — Shocker, Vance Boston Man Praises Ben Millers’ Defense and Wonders at Speed And Donohue tar in Openers Senators Score One Run Off Former Brownie — 234,- 000 See First Contests. Kceociated Press NEW ~ ‘he — ™ ° AD ~AIQS ad ®.. *K y “ the ORK haseball was escort throne as the monarch of American veaerterd: nasted in a few games iii@ Ait ng but six hits Sion Run Off Shocker. Shocker red once at lowi Was 8% on the Yankee stadium bv pion Washin trailed Miller Hu “ eran 4 n ho npremi i@r oT Yankees, Bab ir@s of the war the ved that - the game with a double _* . . Vance allowed only five hfs proverbial w carrving the Was tagged out Tr . Frisch ar 2 aid up fi Munmes, Were able toa n’ . | - SAer o #Qau 3 7, ’ “a co “Li i i.r bh ww . ad eeve,r The Athietics and ed on a fence- the expense - _- ad ~~ » ~~ Oreaa 4 PL Niv: - * re ere weer po ™ ry men came from behind in an up | a) - oO nm nare over Lf#onard and g the Chicago team te | > the ranks of e-run hitters as the Cubs a \K a Tacis«: .. (ver > 2 » QD ra as g > a @ iz “ix ns fhe seven’ 2 r Fifteen _~ 5 = a ~ 2 .-_ ; ‘ 1 p.avers gained 3 ne 2D “tart on Babe r ’ . a “ o -= ‘ae2rt as a ex which team was the better, The local team had it all over the West- > _ 5 , - >, s 7 erners in everv department except goal ‘and there it was impossibit to make a comparison because Bartnett was as busy as a bee every min- ite, while Tome Steel had a comparatively quiet afternoon. Vv} S Roe nm peop.e most 3 - aaldgeroctsasntg yg El wericancborn players. They are|) BO06fen Soccer Eleven > > - a" & re et, ake mat co ex are, W feit Rath fast, and most cera ill Forfeit Rather - nr" - - re ee aio 7 Tha Pl Fi al Here came. Wha 114 be better than n ay im » te - > + OW ‘ } : — - — : ed : cEaeretanems mee ape PF > a ‘te the Poet-D' spatch ~ ;* ,stc rt , 5 ‘ 5 va I vy and rzera id is pal BOSTON. Apr 13 rood—REAL GOOD. Muiro} -ENVerT : \? aweipioes oe NCENSED art the awarding — — ,oo* ,or + : 7 : , : r itz ‘ KEG ORS. final game of e | S. protes- a T re 4 a FF ia Tm - = 7 - — - na > e 1amMmPp nmsnlip ; 4 uT aT ’ f Zee 11s , 2 TY | vi = . . . = . - x + — , e series Nes iaouis ® ii ne O11 . ~~ @ rT ra > ’ = 7 ‘eo ® . . ™ > = re 5545 . Ben M ers. when had \J T+ ~-> 7 ; - + do . ‘ TA ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 P| , = in 3 at Lune 12 id - ot —; =f.5 bread get even a aa | g came ™ 4 > pia ecd n ee . American -_ Salat a neutra grounds ne boston ot % ‘ = +. - ~ ™ . > Ty Se 3 qasn —— hiss tat — footba club today announced *r.2. Rer VI ere 4WhWa’ , oe * would withdraw, rather than aie gaevrement d eid Their s agree play in the Wes ~ «> "ar t« he . halfback line does not ot a Manager Dave Scott and came ll but there they i ' ' in the game at a aie President Woods issued their are at the most critical times, DoD- timatun following noti- —- - 2) eo - a » ¥ => ? > a6 or stop a : oo hing up to ¢ lock a } I nds “ New York ruse. nat e Championship Com- ; . ‘ere Stari % _ ~ % r sc keene tT eller. Coals Win Game-. = T* + . 3 ~~ ; ~ ec *-. 2 mann, ¥ stood off the Paterson The answer to the questicA wa — t . " _o+ ££. VON a a - : \ = e : i a " — rea "he i e resu . was that he no ¢ a et as good s0 — piavy- | .. meets , . ‘ coodsies won ers @8 ar ntryv Ct 1s'sS oO. —_ ea is a Well Received by Fans. Ma (Ans ; a Wat = teame la’ asked > The reception thar Boston rea. ‘eived in St. Louis at the time of . 7 -_ s - = - a Athie s: Flagstead and Harris e firs game had been road- ca tre Red ~ . r a 4 Ba \le l- asted pa 4 if t> @ » Cluett, Peabody G Co. Inc - Menon ‘20 An een STIL: LOA ET Ge tt tO AN Ee ett I Te ~ Same Quality S Same Size iMatribators, St Louis. I Lewis Cigar Mig Co. Makers. Newark, } J sclck ney -Hocischer Cigar (.. Lee 0. Cotner Breezes Mile in 1:46, Pulled Up Quatrain Also Has Good Derby Workout at Church- ill Downs. April i13.— Quat- the Specia’l te the Post-Dispatch "ISVILLE. hk.’ *k fe sihnson. owner of orf = * A + . - rain. a future book favorite [tor Kentucky Derby. viewed the work af his coit from the imfield yes- terday at Church Downs. While the son of Omaf Khayyam was not | d, he breezed alled on for spee atong as if he liked it ers on he Went 4&1 With bliftk- doing th “28%. the half in| °53 3-5 three-quarters in 1:19 and m! 1:463-5. He was gal- loped out the mile and an eighth one _ aa first au the e in Waters worked an im- He was caught 1-53 half in lane 53 1-5. three-quarters in jj] t 46 2-5 Filly Makes Good Showing. Prin Adele, an Oaks candi- jate. in the Frederick Johnson sta- owed the most speed of the . ess morning when she worked three quarters. Her time was :23 4-5 for | 49 for the half the first quarter. and 1:16 3-5 for the three-quarters. Lee O Cotner breezed a mile in 46 pulled up As the colt round- ie the : ee-quarte pole his trainer “haited he rider and he slowed TN) iown Capt. Hel Werks Well. Captain Hat. another caadidate was allowed to ge ve-eighths. His oa t ona time wae eighth nN 1 3-3 tuarter in 41-5. haif in 493-5 five-eichths in 92 2-5 Russe “ave worked amile han- 19 4-5 | de Babe Ruth Save: T H AT Was unable iliness, he to attend the Yankees opening and is there- fore forced to omit his mid- week article, this time. He hopes, with an assist from the doctor. to be on the job again by next Sunday. owing to ou ce a ee _ el wef ng af ‘LAMBERT TEAM WINS WOMEN’S BOWLING EVENT | Lamberts a Wooster The in the womens city scratch bowling tour- mament won the team championship. it Was announced last night The members will receive individual sold medals The Benton Park ‘guad was second and will receive $25 Third place and a $22 prize went to the Washingtons. The finals in the doubles and sin- gies will be run off today starting iat 3 p. m Mrs. Hoener is leading in the singles and Mrs. W. R. Smith and Mrs. 0. C. Bergman top the doubles. diiy, doing the distance in 1:47 with seemingly plenty itn reserve Emile Herz came down from Lex- ington to look over the Derby can- didates at the Downs He said that Master Charlie was now the rea! fa- vorite for the Derby and that with- nm the last 74 hours “lots of money” had been offered on the @paniels colt in*the future books of the coun- try Our Was not |giance at »;showed h and near Spier his |General Genera’. formerly Star Lore on the course today. but a the Derby cols in his box im to be in fine cdéndition to racing form WwW. H trainer, said that Our had been galloped consider- lably during the cold months, bot | the fastest work he had done was a mile in 1:48 over a five-eighths of a mile track at Pinehurst. N. Cc Our General is a typical! Star Sheot olt and looks every Dit the part of a Derby horse. Stake dates for the Churchill Downs meeting have been fixed. as follows: May “lark Handicap. May 1§—Kentucky Derby and De- butante Stakes. *3—irainger Memorial Han- — efense Collapses an - Pitchers Fail; Sisk Men Turn Ten Mi sporting world loves a game} the! eee ee ee When Benneti a Lach and Team’: ger Boots Ba fi Four Times. — ee By J. Roy Stockton, was a fine story in prospect yesterday alter The Browns of George Sisler. after trai 7 to 1 after two and a half isnings of pl: e season, refused to their task as confide lead had been a mere run, instead of six, and t geons so effectively that when the fifth inning : gm ' i i i i aa a _ Illness of Joe _ Leaves Browr ___ Substitute inning and took what ap- | Layton ta @f a commanding ad : a the sands, packed with the open. | J OF a ” For ~~ we day crowd of 18.008, roared oe for = a Peheir appreciation at] took tbe en : — . men of SIsier [to thet 6 ris. The ae sbeence of “ES - feorcot that Sisler Nad made coogon, became. il errors in four innings ane Tame yesterday ar that Joe Rush had been knocked to retire after twe aut of the box They forgot ali had a slight feve the unpleasant things about the thens were that ft game in their pleasure at the tack of influenza. team - _— brow to the infield. which took a! career. He made tw | Harry Kirk tor an 4 bounce ard helped Cleveland 'grownd ball in the fir ment matea at. a run. If Bennett hed played| he had a double pla ht Watkins field perfectiy in that eighth! Cleveland scored fou to 29, in $9 ing the Indians would havejning, Sisier made ts before they even tied ee ee DETROIT. —¢€ ar iwon two nat score. And so because | from Allen Hall tsular guardian of center field. 50 to 32 in 607 ii Jacobsen. is 2 holdout, the ands turned their anger on Phil }in 50 innings. Baltd r of 5 and Jackson re | KANSAS | hefer and Tit? Des | two league games. iS 28. in 43 l owner of the club, and raised great uproar. There wger cheers Jacobson and hoots Ball. the game fans surrounded bex and told him w?Pat t of the Jacobson case | Ten Errors by the Browns. Bennet: was not the only affend- and his work was ne more «a fair mple of hie skill than was the rk of Sisiler or McManus 1d Rennett perhaps was both- by the sun, for center fleld at eman's Park is ome of * sun fields in the baseball cie- Then he may have been too r to make those catches. He @ cood fielder apd The fans who re so downeast ive him r. ~Sisier had the worst day in his for 42 to 50. in 4 |runs were T for | Kieckhefer. +“ itt earne for you in Phone Victor 1822-23 LOWER C ment. 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Home roan three singles Mayor Kiel threw out the first prebabiv his last appearance the roie in which he bas starred 12 years Perhane al! : ing fut Sp in : _- » » giria, Prownrn- these pretts roses, put the e air fleral deuce of the Brownies. The team great | and in deuce of ssades ‘& Therefore the © for ye “heart«” a t ga we ‘hi - most nharmiess Pe the R owna are Weak against m-handers ther @€@ net show ft. He => eve they Rave any anneal - ortastonp fer New Or. the | they | thet the | vesterday will | many a cheer this sum-' OO GR leg ™ 1 and Jo Jim Fé@warda | Tee - as *ar and the beat fielder ; ~~ sern Aeseetation <fart. With a ba "cc vesterday. He «in- . “fed and deubied and in the game. both o Me Man muased | (ers and de a high | Thus the Browns m jenough to lose half bien George Gor: : In that terrible Or lwes a mile im the a had growl threw down thought there were | ‘this wae (;eeorge Sish ' Hank Severeid 4 eontributin (and a single te the (threwing arm was |} indians etole bases a | To be emoethered : preneson (,eorge | batting. 14 seore le discourag |ie comfort in the Brewnse seored th | Pitcher after pitch the defense crvmy Browns kept pound! collected 29 hits. .T? punch. And that dt | Was ae ere! Notes on the Brownie Di a nt, i i "Ae a F then fell away te a’? hia chance at third |comtracted a sere ar nd Wingard’ pftchin: | sive untl his seepe the eighth He alse bat. getting two sin ing two rune He | speed and base : Even Gene Roberts pasieep in that terri ning Fewster sa% jaway from the bag ; the ; ase ne imaliled the runner hb | Rebbie was dreaming is great gare at thet [drew cheers from th | efalls ‘a2 pee which co bie play. Grant to Ke aad | vie and Staeffer @ Browns, while Smit | wards, Buckere -~* for Speaker. There were etx bi
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" ee ee a ee ee 7 am " —_— . . , » —_— en RI en Sn Te i a, hag diode a —— or NO A aR me é \- is . LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be TODA TS GAM em senate A ne cS ‘ST LOUIS POST- OISPrecit WEL Ate tus) BYE AING, APRIL 15, 1925, ee —_—— | —— ee ee ene susan — mameeioumpeiibenutibeaieednen. — BROWNS ‘MAKE 20 HITS, BUT ARE “SMOTHERE: ree = ee “e-em ne a ee el Ie PP Oe te lel el lalla ap a r er _——— pn - “g a ni = On the Post-Dispatch Amateur ; 33 fan's Park. The Browns of George Sisler, after trailing the Cleve- . HOKVSBY. Baseball Staff. | ‘2: 9d Indians, 7 to 1 afier two and a half innings of play in the open é¢ ; » game of thie American League season, refused to be discouraged D H O R N S B 2 § that handicap. They bent to their task as confidently as thouch ie PE A ¥ oe % ; | | 2 ¢ y , é s , é : ; » | wit see $ an . ‘ : i : jead had been a mere run, Instead of six, and they used their i a tues ee cee ; je? il er | es ig Will -answer all questions addressed to him. care of the 4 ludgeons so effectively that when the fifth inning ended the score oe 8 _e 2a ERE PEF SOS LEARNS AERO IISA” silage: ec he names st re re | be, i R R | d E | Slot the New York Giants : % n £Vans pos ie " i : the seison | acing aNesu its an ntries > | Amateur »} sold o aa fadinianeebie team of | ‘The winners, hitting consistentiy When the ebefense ( racks, VW eee KN ans indisposed the Johnnie Tobin stall ted 3 cle . = e ‘ o 7 de a aa ; ' impressively. John fielded his p (| the American Association, officials and hard, managed to score in oe rot that Sisler had made nkees’ opening and is there- ’ fans forsot | | i rae re forced to omit his mid- Season § Record Meee-errors in four innings and ame vesterday and was forced meet the ball, intending to tag Speaker and throw to second for a double play. He\fumbled the ball until it was too late for First Baseman Jim Poole. Mack | Effectively a ¥ asticle this time ' by St. Louis it Jor Bush had been knocked!) to retire after two innings. He to tag Speaker. Then he or the ball toward first. The toss was wide and passed Bush and M-« Manus. Spurgeon scored said no cash was involved in the) : 4 ." 7 . e : a 4 : hoy Tv ey OO?) «cyt ‘ 1} had a slig} f fe @r ¢ j | “on an d Aa hed secon | deal, 4 He hopes, with an assist from Cushi Pla | “# out of pas | . n Pe ree Sea wr aepel ekg ia : sie - oe and Spe: wer | vies yn 3 ccanediatiieassile ss oe ae | —-- | Roosevelt High slugged its way e doctor, to be on the job ‘ on yer, ihe unpleasant things abou - ee ae a oe ST . | GPRS 6 Ree eRe oe SOTA AR OR poe BEE: ‘ ee == SSS SS | vigtia nae eet tee ep’ 15 to a 15-4 victory over the : “ PSNI NIL INL OS teh dh dh dd > Yee yey yw SS ree & — ‘ ANd 444i, _ ) : " . . ) Pron—$@nAEw Pp | St. Louls L niv ersity High squad in meee OP PPP BL PL LLL EOL OOS dh hae —— | Special to the Post-Dispaten. | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., MBERT TEAM WINS. INNE OMEN’S BOWLING EVENT) 0) Layton. fo “net B put that fine aetory 7 the?’ Browns are withour a substitute (‘of the Indians announced. Maun | every inning. i awhs eourageous uphitt sirug- outfielder and in case of injurv PSItTION brilliantly and contributed a At ae ; ‘og : ‘ , ‘ | double and two singles to the ca ise “ . i'Was & "¢ ; 0 } N | DASE a (; was a relief pitcher for the Nation- | Three Billiken pitchers failed te “ i ata nae me 1 ‘NWia ian Bennett on Tobin. VW eather. clear: track. fast. Asbestos horse today ( al j eakue ham Ions last vear w“ in e . 34 s@a cne i! Ss . , as I stop’ the Roosevelt charge and at was ruined. The he Wooster Lamberts in the record of the season in a q nee eollapsecad Tne pil hing went M inager Sisier would Rave tn Gerber sent Jamieson to the fei: FIRST RACE. claiming. $500. 3-rea Was scratched dl i H ‘es city ecratc Baits thre : “ b 3 — we ¢ , rT — ifor » gecond inning, jo'ds and up, 5% furlong: Mar + ae rome — ining two games an osing one e | ens city Si rats h bow ling tour- thy t e-cushion billiard Re the denmi "O1) now WOWS and i Wse a pitcher or an infielder in othe vi Pals Bhai ‘al ‘a or d ty Fs he Wan tetecc’ Wan 40, $” — ‘ eP~ Lor read “2 ee 6 —s ’ CK she ; ; . . . , : Third place and a $22 priz 39, in 48 innings. The best x d increased their total to Budduvie 134 Ladv Zeus 13] | eens 4154 2O1 bina . ‘. : wk \ comes 453 prety te cluba. "Write FP. playing their firat game. They = 2 a ; : Splat a E ; | | Top i ey ; Ps SB flr. sot _ om. 4 or wenty-second | Marea, 2 South Eiehteenth stre : ae etna! geen ic yg reed ; Gene Dea rdortf city irive. whit h he s hould have a bleachers for a home run. At Havre de Grace. 4 leo . 4 ¥ 34 | street. —_ r a i % Anctlon: 1 4 5 position with a team in the 18-19-wear. c Mrs. 0. C. Bergman top the three-cushion champion, Bhrow to the infield. which ane alcareer. He madetwo errors on one/]Browns said the attendance yester- | “ eathe r, clear; track, fast. Ten pounds allowed for rider | rhe C. B. M. squad won two games Sun-| old clase. Write Joe Goetter, 1616 South bristian Brothers Collegé of the bles. Harry Kirk tonight in a tomy Jr ' | sp Be Spate , ; : “se stews | ground ball in the first inning when | 4ay totaled 18,000 About 17,000 per- | , FIRST RACE. ee — B-year-P. Buddiioia and Trapstick® Arthu , gq | MY. beating the Tenth Street Sluggers 8—6 | Seventh street negra League and Central Sea NR A LE ee, OR x 7 sO © and rel per leveland | ! Ind Wi In tn ‘st in ‘he (aa, . ied ° ’ } olds and up, six urlongs ream of thei . . Dis Sie 2 “x, AP rand S&S. ] ang a te 4 , : — a: a aoe 1 MOH Maca at Peterson's. , d mieten - f os ; sihe had : louble 1s ' ‘e 3. |}sons paid at the gates ' Valley 112 (Ambrose). 84.70 eo) » Snadv Sadie tal > a urst, ’ , os Charit ons ae Gad that} won two national leaguégmme : See dake Kaen a a ee eck a. and eee meee ye Aa ON ‘rien38) COAST RING PROMOTERS | '2°y Ambassade: Starbright 116 | , AD outfielder and @ left-handed pitener | #urst. Eleventh and Carroll streets. defeated Ferguson and Cleveland ~ eee was now the real fa- from Allen Hall The score gular guardian of center field.) ers and made a high throw to first.|were going to stay away from the I 11% Prince of Bourbon Write } vit ney echo tin er: League team. The Marcus Avenue Community base- High. ; , @ r rif - oe. ; ; - . ’ . ; ‘ . ; } “7 lla 7ha ery tar . ‘ "rr ’ r , = | ‘ome " eT ~ A, it sad zi 1] é > i vrite lmini Gross n. 4 pA A tre , } (3 ~ ee i ~ ear ger op wie [50 to $3 in 60 innings and§ Mi Jacobson, is a holdout. the} Thus the Browns made 10 errors, |park until Ball came to terms with MUST NOT PAY BOXERS | Vel = pepe MI olden Spi 1A | The sininaiait ats ; Lemna opened up their season Sunday ar thelt Roman gr 4 "gg a 3 be « jours ots 0 money’ vt \ ‘ ‘ i a nerer Mhil | onano +; re ca Se P , e Jacobson Colds . eh, - re) ‘ i! , an incgependen earr., ; . " verian ar will ; - ' s turned their anger on Phil} enough to lose half a dozen games. acc C olden Star : rbrig - oe » | how : Ba ene, a the club. and raised) Even .George Goes medication Poe: Peet Dispatch reporter asked IN ADVANCE OF BOUTS and Waterbury proves ait avedachere pee j-.- + oo oe a ey ER Sk = The Keaycoats tn Fy I ne yg | Fs? ms at the Ritenour field. The ona in*the future books of the coun- | of 5 and Jackson ran 8. i: i a ant. ta Sten ints aiid teidtaet acter t Ball aie age ce weuld@e-so Car) te ae wees oe Third race, $1200, for maiden 2-year | Lindell 1445R. ! 1B 8 Ogee score. Bubenthel snd Tebler | Will De called @¢ 8:20 @eleen, PROS: eA uproar. nere w ren ers f ’ 1 | terrib “at 1? NY) 4 . =| = 3a] ; Tif ' 17 lie ru) : i I >\ MM | l gq rece 14 ioe Set ac “~ “oe 1 Oy af 1} e772 ai- 3 _ oe - Bearea . ' . ; 4 -. KANS CITY. tn bsor A ‘ ro Rall.iwu mile in the air After Ste- las to consult Sisler to the extent SACRAMENTO, Cal. April 15.— O J ive and geldings, four fur'onz« 4 rhe Brix nine defeated the Notre Damejand Rangers piey every gother Sunday Attwood and Capt. Bhort will ur General, formerly Star Lore, ts AS —Augie Jacobson an hoots ens ee Se en ee core f h whether he wanted |The California Stat R we Elddieat ks 118 Canter ng 118 pe Name Society in e siugfest Sunday, | morning. make up the Codasco battery. The . P ‘ - } . ‘ *; - of aSkKIng i) eve: . ? é state SOx] » - o GG yliy ony i elsho — T I - * not on the course today, but a hefer and Tiff Denton splits STALE the game fans surrounded } pnoenson had grounded to Sisler ; Jat a signed “NO sir,” Ball | mission is on re: ord somnas ie Z wesc meerg . cf Lik + ra ' = sis cal A ag aly mime Poms By ne Bes Sng A game with the onten (Mo.) team Country Day squad oe ot anne echane Mtetes to beta fin co sexs box | two league games. Denton @eamle DOX and told him what they! George threw down his glove.-~He/) oo. «pen running this ball club. |ing warning promoters no Bret al cpa Sonene lee 7s """| games with the Brixes cail L. W. Grimm, | fee, Y™e. ip supe is wanted by, the for the season, which calle for * wed “him to be in fine c ndition to 28. in 43 innings, and t | thoucht of the Jacohson r ase thoug! , there v" Pre three ou’ A na pth st : ser aa ef Lt i}! he run on ' ing fiehters ve qd © ‘ agai nst pay . ae Pepper ] }2 Also ‘ ligible: « niral 1309. ESTE ale ite Cite ’ *7 16— a ae? ren, games with several strong nines in me mear to racing form. W. H. | 49 50. in 47 inn! ’ Ten Errors by the Browns ithis was George Sisler ‘iness-like basis.’ 1] oP gon emai accel RO EAN eg Cn OR 119), rhe Garlands, a strong outfit composed | Carl Rudolph. 5040 Wren avenue. Colfax |*"¢ Preparatory League. Semis trainer. said that. Our -« to of, In i Innings. : ; 4 ; . i] : ; re dl r, ;a business-like a ope ie ex ict was prompted by com- arvey Ste nes Piteht oh 112 | of former Muny League players. want out- | 2420M. eral had been galloped consider runs were 7 for Denton nd ® Rennett was not the only offend- | Tlank Severeid did some orem Ball is a fighter with an iron |}piaints that boxers were obtaining Kel antete 11a 6 a egtecee lis nog games, partic wasiv with ene The Monarch Pe ok Juniers are leokios 8 - — aia erat iy ae ; ; oaeady phipsticg : een : on e Sot, Sulliv: 7 during the cold months but Kieckhefer. a ¢t and his work was no more a fair! batting. contributing two doubles will The uproar yvé esterday would thet: money before pertorming. in Crusa ter 112 Night Express 178 I a ue pe Preagnn a ant a: er KR for “or in — BS dis + ge Claas for fastest work he had done was Smample of his skill than was the|and a single to the cause, but hisjmake him more determined to pres a ‘the be node ee OF Seat was” ee Sohn Finknaes The | roerat. $09 North Broadway. take place on” their ‘own field at Gn@nd ; : , a ; : } : : ihe 2 ¢ o4 « | 8hare o the box of fies receint aE 6 2m Lon ! ry . Ei eaten lle in 1:48 over a five-eighths | “9 of Sisler or MeManue jy} the throwing arm was weak and the | Stana iP Keven em \ tand | . ’ IpPtS LOr ) Enda: 112 i Nashville, Ill. is now a member of the /|avenue an nad Koe street. Call Arthur ‘ Da eg ee ee. ae ena o mt ; B . debt. ne ie ae a — | six-club baseball league com ed of Cen- | Bardo’. i ecmae 1689). between 6 an mile track at Pinehurst, N. C. | Céline Baseball . BRennett perhaps was both-} Indians stole bases as they pleased. |™ ould not influence Ball - Fidles on Tom Agee yp nent oer tralia ‘two teams), Carlye, Odin, Salem a 8:30 p. m. - General is a typical Star Shoot gOS vee RES Te eee on es : ., ” ‘ "euch iat ny gg acre te iCHEOES.. arth entry. | Nashville. The season will open May 3 fo Contesta are wanted by the Robin A . and looks every hit th | daa a see eee a i i1¢ Sun to: { nie! fi: ld a T ) ] Iti he I ed unde I a 2 i) ’ R i Harold Lous | Sets Record. Red { ap and Night Express. McLean en- 1u and will he divided up into two groups. C.. who ost a close Te to the Ca e , oe oe if nee | f teman's Park is one of thej 14 score is discouraging. But there Yesterday s Frome uns. wAT _try. Gambling Tony and Joia Finsege ,| with the winner of each flight playing a | last week Write Ralph Hughes, On? a Derby horse. | Yale if. Galverstty o a i ais Wnt ait wtet in eamntelt tm the tack that th é TET 2 | @M&ALESBURG, I... April 13.—Har- | Marshall entry. championship series at the end of the sea- | Cottage avenue, Btake dates for the Churchill 10 (10 Innings). * i t sun flela in ti ; . wre I un da (Nat the Amer can — vl , lold Lone. forme riv Af St. Louis. the Fourth race $1°00 claiming 3-vear- | 308- 3 oA « meeting have been fixed. as Syracuse 10, Virginia muit. Then he may have been too Browns scored those 14 runs. stom iA cite “he sm new colf professional at Soanzetaha | olds and uD ae te Se 108 ; La South wine one want “ein for 2: nings, darkness). Beer to mdke those catches. He! Pitcher after pitcher failed, and | siiier, hiladelIphia /Country Club here. broke the r Tiana > Ten Sixty . -LOS | Sunday with a good team in the - vear wt . : i 3 r ly hiladelnhisg ' > COUTTS St. Valentine 113 Polynesia 190% | ola class Vhone Herman Nienhaus, River- ay 9— lark Handicap. Iowa 4, Louisiana state 4d a cood fielder and The fans who | the defense crumpled, bur the | Pepe we po Wine Nerves, yesterday with a 71 for 18 | Heel Tavs 198 Double Entendre | side 1461J. . : iA 16—Kentucky Derby and De- ning s¢. Were so downcast vesterdav will! Browns kept pounding away. They ‘ASSO / Stone holes The record was 7°. i Leatherwood 107 112 | Tee Nokes (lll) Colte defeated the nte Stakes. _ Georgia 3, Maryland 1. Rive him many a cheer this sum-| collected 20 hits. They showed the | ee eee | Bee gm Misidescnns SS ley League, was the game's featu - eee ~r maine ES : Speaker, Cleveland Tean W Pet Team Poe ie ee Fifth race, $200. 4-vesar-olde and up ' ——_ * a a ae ei POPP LOLI A AIP AO I NANA AI OA A A Wt OPP NI MeNult. Cleveland cansas © ] a 7 NNO Ind wang ba ; 4 at } one mile and a see ifn: ~ | The Roval Patent nine wants games for mild, Se Sulty, | amv Ngeber por oP ANA Martingale 112% Nore ive . rie’ 2? = . F Williams, St. Louis b ouiee ie i 01.000 Milweak. 6 1 .000] ; ergeant ..10% Thimbl ay *~ i h oF ae Columb’s 1 01.000 St. Paul © 1 nnn] TOP Sermear ” dong +e tive c aracter that - 2 SI ly, White Sox . | Toled sy i nes William Tell Ti. 1:14 | } Notes on the Brownie Disaster shel: gjumb'e |B rone s Baul @ 1 900 | EI j —- . / , Meusel, New Yor} i “eee wits, Sicth race $1500. 3-vear-olds, one mile | a ae ge al ee COAST LEAGUE. edie . she ag ae | Aehe. n he Fi Pe Sh scat wads bail. ThE! ‘inven Gene Mabaricen Gas cavch:| aceasta ana te Gee pe 82: SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, | -* cai O88 Try Aeain 10 sontee endien ve Rt was a strike and Jamieson hit asleep in that terrible eiehta in CHICAGO. April 1d. Team W T.. Pct. Team wT OT.) Bae ee : a ole e ‘ ; i ‘ i 1 o tee? " CKY } oOine j “ e— IitThki o-« ? t into the right field seats Jamie- ning Fewster saw kio h hie far SSER TING there 1s al- sapere: { 5 vod * Fedo 4 R A. wn | e-bhian Ts? Many sizes ~10 to 30 cents. had a great day. Liome run j away from the b: : "9 ; . 4 agree ona at 4 , = ee ; ey : ®Anprentice allowneee «larme! p AV Tro? } az and eAsSsilv stole mos a eertainty that New O ft (0 Mobile. it Oo , G H. P ing : | ¢} io : . : - . ‘| ’ ef ‘ha n’ ) ’ ’ ’ Weather clear rack fas-, . r three singles, ;the base Ssevereid could have Dempsey has retired.” Kd- ans FA ke fe auieee _ ° Cigar Co., Inc, . Mayor Kiel threw out the first | nailed the runner by 1060 feet, but |( qie Kane issyved ai statement 2 bel AKainst {wo be . ‘ > hey owitee naauch Regular service daily when acorn starts broadcast- disc of magic medication. | 12 Van Heusen Sbles, 50 cents each—_9 8:40 AMand 9:20PM | : DERAL MOTOR TRUCK CO. : , Steel Pullman cars on both trains. | Dining car on the day train. |) OF WISSOULKE (fnetory Branch, ‘ : For tnformation & reservations phone 1803-5-7 PARK AV. a gory! T. J. Connell, 7 the Worlds Smartest COLLAR Division Passenger Agest, | #12 Chemik al Bidg. Phone Marn 6068 f) ny er PHILLIPS JONES, @) NEWYORK CITY | Ties $2? N. Broadway |, THE QUICK AND GENTLE WAY TO END A COR 7 fs ‘ a
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“fy Big*\ 07: Ecorrermacter at é! % ne ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCE WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, APRIL 15. 1925. | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a W RiSN ESD 2 Fae APRIL 13%. 82a ee i? aw s ei aa ae pop ar ary a ea inte eee j wa . ee aed : Baan: ce as the first order of pre ec cre tedas ~ the ronsideta- jon of the plen for the merger Counsel far a committee repre- gentinc 2 minoeritee? Chesapeake & Ohio st: ckhol Gere who have op- Boeed inc'’usion of that road in the mercer asked that the hearirg of the mercer petitien “be deferred pendinand to enpese the reque fer deia- ; The : mst Done consider - ation of merger plan Was over- TLEGGERS ARE CONVERTED kK. April %%&—The se of New York and ved a fruitful vine- he work af the Salvation r> > =" c) ealed tadavy wher eee eadquarters bere Fho-- ’ former ourvevors of —_ not to the * os * ha at - * ~ . _ ial © , = ance : gz ° - - . ~ ®*Zzz roe eaiAa Ca “homas - a F an o et: | o* che army's cae . * 9 ion nS seh We tave re ph r ” " . . : ‘ - r ed rd ef - * 2 e “ ts - ia’ 4 ax Fe +4 . * : _ Bi & 2 te, 4 ? * = ’ . > 2nfe ary ee - . co: =, > lhe ss - ° — ” - i a Our claims for the eficiency of Polarine “F”— Polarine “F” for Fords costs no more than ® | the new oil for Fords— have ve eee eee met with the sin le . zx » erimina enthusiastic indorsement of Ford owners. . ee 5 ua the Te They have found docs teket eee. that it does two things and ay au OS as First —It stops transmission noise effectively rrect grade of Polarine up on the ms a stable lubricating film phe ge the co —T not rub off under the scraping action of the bands. Drain your crankcase every 500 miles and Second—k lubricates the engine thoroughly uit dinieees Le the correct grade of Polarine. It ietly and efficiently. ciency and effects economy. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Msician Advises People "ere, Orr a | J hie whieh did sot wield & Etmen+ She terk « Gone of Mawes oh ows ae Taterdae FEN “i's T save orecticed med! “Te aod aever s@@n acrthemtse : ae ' Seve Re omemeadtet Warts ~ "ede to aewere) thet | kaee Veatment" Tr semevee (he ce "Scone fram the ittestias! craet "Ta 2wates whieh osee * oe *9 > : on Sot ee Tee. :2 e*; » falies & tobh! * * BF wo eos * a “*ren ang (rege ste every © bere. . pt ee. “a y * > > Tr . . = mm > } > or > me . a n er y ryout One of Americas Ds t, Cleveland, Chicago. Pitts xing ourney : urnament at the Rogers’ Re: e i : ical . allevs last night. turn : > | / ’ li y “Af . 425: = and Los A a = roller skat- . oa . _ _ mage - ‘ne . ah n “ ene mr \ in ~ : eringen * b . " = is . @ ' s i - ~ “3 ry ~ . : : . 7 onent to Resume eading Yachtsmen 02 yan ace one ai'ot 3068, which, tmclsdes Ran- thin; il meet Sanaa mmmme2™* tall -~ > > i. : o . " r* _ + r Try m ; . - : - . are scheduled. to compet: licap of 12 pins. Lambert set the bere tonight in a beat Se . « Begun; Eastern Lines 14 . . : ; : , Pl 4's? eh Otte ‘ ~~ e > . . . ° . - . .. . ow ~i« . . ert) F ~~ ee Eastern Candidates to Get Se- ie with St. Louis talent next week at Eddie Goldberg wil Low Terry pace for his team with a total of vertised as a ies - A ; nie : 2 - ea - 7 oo e mt ow" i. — . ® . Ti Re ln aete I? nw rit] Me nb 7 \t he Pa ad Irn Im A Serie= of tria! . Br dw as Hap Vierhelier was second unn nas ai ready Vh ld (nanec {; thal “ . Crew nicl il . XX - \ ; p o ¢ ; ; ¥ a, . ' i - , . : son of ae Herndo Smit O * ; ner ) a ~ i 4 ec] for ‘ . " > Sy) ae is rt 4 =~ an kK remin s ” vias da! toda = - ‘ ; ore af I A‘ . « 4 4 4 LJ i. fe " ; . as ss he ~ thi be len ww « od za enue ~ | i te An? : ‘ . — . ’ | te? vé n OV . Broad™ aY A te the nin eteenth pennant A Act, . 4 ef in a = n rat thete { t real Fast “Sa arena tomorrow nige Boxers 0 m Derb Tower A + Texas hae ie F __earinss =" a ES Bee =" : st reat mast- one of the yachtsmen to represen: Nodney- Peters, former tigleholder lase A rating e Western A. A. 1278-POUND CLASS—Williem A™endt. schedu , . ne - rT e Commissien eon — — bee ‘ . - — 7 . ° . - > : = ‘ 7 - Hh = or * -_ . , ; J aad a4 aes # ’ . 7} 4+ (~ are ' OO Z OG y i iaSii ; id a Tee Vi = 4 or n ieni? ° : > i? — @ By W. A. Hamilton ening here this afternoon cland for six-meter beats to be; "°* aining for the championshi! erser | niinte Clank. 1 oan SD CLSSS—Jack Merete. Seam | Waee os seg Falis at the Nic’ | pegraivece ee f* : 5 y * . > Tha , = an s the $350 aan hela ee the — of g tia: } . eo ’ te rin? } and + & a. nree spe a a & 7 ead ’ itu : a ~ . 3 : . .—— Z ntonio, } Th is : rn ven, : . 4i% : : lé . = , i? : j OLi > | c¢ a . . /~ VI ' ' , i ° . = ~ ~ ah cr x : ’ rye ~ " . - > " ~*~ 4” - ad " 1* on be . ? - ¢ *e7°. Tr Fe wr : Kexing Authority for the Boston Herald. ‘eS a ts Fe RE f Ty! ent champion.,is also scheduled to berg and Louis Terry will meet IM 147-POUNT ASS—Charies Fusodere an@ |. dances bem ord Peents : ne min lesion : _ = 2 i 2é : ; mr co - " — hen © : -o «= ~ 7 . mr “hs -__ = — a - 3 ‘ ginning . uly ompete Anot) er fairer dal 2 an .- =e ° a? erweig . feature } 1) 4 : ere ee af 1 - 4 r 7 . ~ 4a odd : ; _ . 4 € est '? aa . . . ‘sz . ’ . - : ; . ; BOSTON. April 15.—Ray Alfano is the National Amat | ye The Engiis! ant is Cliff Heward. the Pacific Lang tacWves Ray Palmer in i Class roads into 19 or 20 great a ; > 4a : : a ’ pg é * 4 eS - ‘he : . o © ‘ ’ . — -~ s ™ -. - : . as Lite : ; 6 p . : > ”¢ d ass - vyachtsmen aS! ey er geht a ~ ‘Fain- banta specia ne ome - é ms in that it proposes to group : - ida ’ a ‘ ‘ ~ . —" ; nz ere : . P : 7 4 i | X \ .' ‘ yea Tor A tne a . " i ' ' 1s | Til > t , 4. . Mi ne % “a : ‘ . ‘ ‘ial -2 . — - . _ wei . sie . ; ° . : — ae ’ — uD away ry } ‘cy? a7 ry ert ' . ti'a.f rs er an’ @r te« : head le TNManTy ; . . ~ S ' : i] sh} "> - Sry et, 4 adem, ah > ’ — , “E ‘ : . ; q ren Yo jis Amer ca 7 Aft id au : iru a > =) weicl , : i sas : , ae : A svndicate oe 100. POT A 5S ha rile history x : | — : Down Payment a stan wlbrcey ‘i : oiiaieasiais “a . - S Vi o- ,LIe red« ne {wo new : ; a : assem biee . € e { 4 ~ Lod > ; ~ : s . od 5 " r engers ’ ; Pt. he Piste contre ng £rewp P 4 - leci Sans ; se i . 5 ' the > ; | es . &3 i ' : ~ . : . ae o - tom*=*i ewe rl _ ee i.otte antomatically lost the Com- nn. have — Po =T e Mre W. K. Vanderbilt's Sara . y CLEANED while e eniative PITTS Mi 2: : . eo 2% é , . a etiheth teat 2 - Ff , — c Om Pp eet + . ce a“ P : 3s rest the moment he stopped, and judces na referee agains rn ‘ € ' Dm s R. B. SMITH a a = & : ' ; , : > mee Bends — +h i.nese Doat i .. ~ sor sions " 3 - rm im to’ bu: he w ,iwavs sidere aces Sains. 4.pina Wt being whys the referee pe itted h t he een rs r neliane = - % 77 June - 5 ~ . : >? . . : 28° sfacnr — wweee § shim GAiius a > . 3 4 2 1is-pound class: August tC-ofto, sige ea - — ‘ - these railroads aiso sea : m= F 3 : ' kh - eaten: ied 2 sha -—ire? 4 * ' ; a : ts - ‘a . ' 4 e é eq tor, , "sre ere meiGer i+ Lex Angeles, Cal — gag — , a treated The Penn ania has at $12.4 . ; . — 2 Pod —_ ? - , £ _ . ~ > - ‘Ss : c23 ; , » the se tice i26-peund elass: Ray Alfano. Sr New OrkK to participa nted its own schteme of tak- - Stern's 4st 5 - ~ : Leuis, Me. tne invernat mai races % . ee ; nee which iH #0 Sale it ia pric i35-peand class: Jim Met-eoniga!l, : 2 : . aq sora o ‘ . “ , He nliams fo ea ye ? 1 6 — » 8 : tater ¢ . ' ‘ - , a ce W ermeutt i i tod the ‘oOmrmission migh ap 4 . : 5 ae > S * - . . r/ = Tf oe sone KnOeck ed 147 - peand class: Bernarde = ae = , if the Nickel Plate pian is *¥ ~ . . ”" . a = - ae r : . . » = : —® : ; “ansome (Culpoimis ber. But Loses fr host : e 8 Barde. Dartmouth. ° els me effective This scheme ¢1 . = , ; i . . . 1 @ane. Wn clans —_ rm za " - 1a. , Sensone had the better of the Aita é 160-pound class: Clayten Frye. ™ Sail for mngial ea | = mn material resvects [rom pro . ain — So le ry los Angeles. While =f Princeton Smith pDiav p os . che ohree ra road« ; ; = w nsen : -s aio . ere . ~ ~ ‘ ’ 4 s - 3 -, 2. ° r 2 . . 0) i iis : : ee ce EE « = I17S5-peund ciass: Henry Lamar, on the freshman footba on . a bye Phe commission . ‘To ' . ~ the runners-wu mpecte Washington ™ ed ce . 7 : ) ce a od : re ; — - . " " 7 ~ 4 } 4 - * oe rm - those > oe - : Zing Was en ed © Gecision anadian amd Se Lmerica Heavyweight cass: Joe Woods, | , : , has acied upon nome OF a. * ; — The ns Awa ict Of ere f the iampionships of the Leos Angeles. 1S prepararo eauca was ‘oil await the actua: show'ins : = ; —-~- eee se hat ite tentatite plan for genera! ie La. For living roe poreh a Wie one tilustrated struction, and S trve and erna light snekets $25.00 value. de for May-Ster sary Sale at S $ > + $2.00 | a: B teram of $2.60
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Re «2 —— oe a s o WEDNE SD) AT APHIL, 15, 1825 . The Daity POST-DISP. deci Hf alone has 57,000 MORE sence Ci S POST-DISPATCH SONE OF dina ee net ee nee ~ - a ~ Se ee CT itt ma enemas ————=== Stern's S “Alst Raiscve ional Di sets Take ay ‘Seas Meets Zibby Aeain. Tooster Lamberts went into opera to the Post- app atch in the CIty handicap howl- ae = | I A. A DE * PH t; ) ment at the Rogers’ Rec- WwW i “Big”’ sad IA. Apel ig 4 llevs last night, turning a | heavyweight wrestli olds a ; ’ Fane ar ote oy S068, which tncludes a han- Ship, will meet Stanislaus emPlons Rearing en ee st ee 12 pins. Lambert set the |here t6énight in a bout whie “DY Sake & a | Begun: Eastern Lines his team with a total of |Vertised as a champienshj » Plan e p Vierheller was second Munn has already defeateq in atch Would Change Groupings. The M. Longo team rolled Since he won the title. sy by sz ¥ al of 2001 and gained sey- | Athletic Commission has s . Stat ; . the bout. @NCtioneg. Se a a8 ~~? Sargent. East St. Jauis. Texas League Opens. SSS ———— seat ienieniaiaienitinan ‘citrated case than BOTH other evening We isnt C OMBINE D ———- === — SS == ees | oe “Apel lo nasi Which Mean Money Saved to Furniture Bayers a cof his tage of This Exceptional Opportunity @ CLASS—Eddie O'Neill and if eglidation in fhe eastern HMitcheraft seuth Broadway A. | By the a iated Press. » = os a RE eae eee pence. tower A. C.; Raloh IALLAS, Tex., April 15. __ es eee See, Pees W l [ ie. STEM Tita 4 LAIULS i Meu) ougn ‘eams awaited the UMpire’s ch : @ sible My nde: rhe "| ransportation Cl Till mm , 0 7. of “play ball” tod — ¥ ' D CLASS—Roman Kremintz and . OGay to ina i]] await ce outcome of Sistein. South Broadway aA. C.: the nineteenth pennant Ucurate f Act, wi , ; “ t ’ Finish AAG mL AI Wn. Bi i os | race * year started today by the JIn- roy. ;ower A ' ‘ Texas Lea ue. of ngs ‘ vb CLASS—William Armmendt. S The Opening d “a (‘ommerce (Commission on : iway A.'C.: Charies Florenz’ | 2° hedule follows: allae mod " te bh moe! “| Worth, Wichita Falls at ShrateFOMllege Nickel Plate merger. tALTTOTOVE ‘ee ae «Merner. South |W aco at San Antonio, Beaune? This proposal runs counter to the ts As beautiful a piece of furniture as ever By you Saw, and also a . T Hint Iston. Re ‘= @ ' . , D ( LASS—Char'es heodore ar id cord openin . = ve an of the commission |.* h Rroadwa: nS tendances were predicteq °** -Mtemm temtat! p! %anras South for consolidation of the 160 odd! ‘@ | Chifforobe is ‘ust Sue, one system three roads which ne « 4 like illustration: : % 4d been selected to head as mans | t comes in rich wal- im separate divisions, the krie, Chesa- & . ¥ nut finish and is j men and ©. P. and M. J. Van ah . a] /, # tions all have been assembled by ‘66 4 ke & Ohio and Pere Marquette, | © | Only vringen and their associates in : ae e Nickel Piate controlling group ne e The difference between the two (A ——— ee Nickel Piate is the more || ; +4. | » . . . emarked 1D that actual ow nership of at : Mefiroad stocks and leasing agree- Ewhiie the tentative commission ’ % an ‘ i ' } } 4 ad 7 A : V7 7 etd 7 ; | y 4, , ’ ’ _ Pplan has no force tn law, there “being no wer provisions in - 2 Transpor mation Act on the sub- r | aahe nr . fect. Yy . . | r a ackers Lwo-Tone Combination Walnut i With the emergence of the en- | This Rocker is especial- / 4 Nu ee 3 Irged Nickel Plate as an e tual a lv desirable. Is strongly a Beompetiior th the - iltimore «& constructed and _ finished A / OOM Uuilte Ohio, New York"Ce ntr and Penn in mahogany with gen- P os ; B@giyania roads, a division of inter- uine leather automobile + Handsome Pieces—a Wonderful $185.00 Value :: = 1ong those adie also is seat It Is regularly sold , Se ee oe : ee ; - Be cate ” The Pennsylvania has ne at $12.00 During Mav- aa pb we a ous passing any you have seen in years ‘our large beautifu sf oe es : oMegares Poe ae Seema eces lresser, h -- hi ‘@ , 3 onl , + - ’ heme of tak- St ern’s 4ist Anniversary eer 4 ee , bow-end bed, chifforette and semi-vanity. Made in Tuy- 2 a igudmitted § own ; sage 2 “Rae en ts “thea dor design of genuine walnut veneer and gum. Sold regularly ; ¢ - $ 7 Wit jon: | nes V hich tt SUZ- a ei if is pri ced Specia a During MI o*. C6 die = alee eae . &® Vidi: at S15. Ping in df i il UrinZg . ! -sferns 4 ist A nniversary Sale it is priced very low at $1 i9 95 Terms 86.00 a Month YESS y Ga Ss QY : ts os a gested the commissio yn might ap L ferove if the Nicke! Plate pian 1S to os #5 us . : wre . ; ’ ‘ . +3 a , MiP become effective. This scheme dif ! i “fers in material respects from prt F " , . ‘ ; r] a £ . } t : Tnree raiwire ds w- — Pposals which the n , $ $ f Soinally The commission 1 Cash I a Month > filed Orizi ja ii \ ie . ! a wo ny : ted upon none of those, pre Ui, = } ‘ R has ai ‘ . : er P be 4 wing ' ’ ay, ~~ 7 . 7 Merring to await the actual SNOWITS , i eferring : ) i «a | EB which will be made during the!) - Ve . Sail arcane If ’ ii \| s . ‘ ‘ . ¢ 1} ‘ " . t+hp OmMn- ; a | } ; 7 ; most oO them OUOWINS bs - Note the 1 | - . vw i; eve | M i : ‘ ey. # ‘ “7 tar cay} enlidatio! : e : a f til j z rogram ~} ‘Paddy have peen made ts 4 (I LOgany ‘IMs shaped 18x I \t ] i | oy ‘ i alta .* ‘ “ _ ie , yy | : i | ' mr fective Th Southern Pacific o4-ineh Op 7 ve } bid dt i : . South St and jhe | | | i . aR. moucht in the El Paso & SOUL Sa os ——- g racefullys \ ' = ~ Meesterm and San A? tonio & Ar- a Ome : : t - Le : . bas { on ‘ ‘ ms ! : ———— er ; q*? . *tgdee “ Seectir 4 the Pransportation \ brown Ny +t Renoeg: neyas i¢ : % . , wy, 34 4 _ te 7) "9° 5 :% aS bd : that conso! idations woul d simpiiry ee yg i SS er cranes \ ; , yr 1 7 a ‘ ; > al . - = | +4 S rate reculation and equ alize ! 50 value. oN ‘ = +} ‘ fead earnings. The commissian , : Was authorized to relieve any ral- te ~~ } 72 95 F - " ty cy as S rod 4 fromm the necessity of obeving ; : : % r 4 solidat ion was taken wacn ne 7 ’ Memeuthern Pacific which. had beet j - o poriered to se! r its control of thé yr? BEentral Pacific system by a Su- Me / 1C er ) meme Court decision, was allowed on ‘ More t tain the Cent a | Pacific in ats} ii a4 ' pentirety. The epentniasion held | / WH) A} Mhat its tentative plan for general | \My A a '? if i yf mr) ¢ I . “ : : } *« . m An hour of ars igo ms one illustrated is of sturdy con- , ‘ c hec 17 pe > S te Bavest for a delay in May-Stern’s 41st Anniversary Sale at $36.85. \ x * Miia! (or. committee’ pepte-|! light soekets and is a regular A >» Triple Mirrored Vanity Dresser A Vanity Dresser that will answer every de- sire. It is beautifully finished in rich wal- nut, has splendid trip- le adjustable mirrors.% a Retails regularly at $58.50 - yet during PF May-Stern's 41st An- niversary Sale it is priced specia] at Walnut Dresser\ % A large and attractive Dresser in rich walnut fin- ish. Has three roomy drawers and good size mirror. This is an actual $30.00 value, } priced specially for May- jStern’s 4]st Anniversary A s J) _— ~h p : ‘on a4 F.%, 2,8 ¢ | , POO RIT en ’ '} iene oe : ; _— — : : : : : . . . . : A Mammtion of the plan for the merger. Webs ind ornamental. Has two stered in finest quality muleskin leather. 4 real $96 value. Priced special for un Terms of $2.00 Seenting a minorityof Chesapoake &. § £95 00 value. Specially priced Ohio stockholders who have = op- . : Ne 4 inclusion of that road in the | for May-Stern’s 41st Anniver- 7 @reer asked that the hearing on Cary Sale at Pmerger petition “be deferred . : Mading the outcome of court ac- b brought to prevent if ret ; § \ = ~*~ * fu commission met to hear ar- | Bement on the request and decide , PMhether its finance section should | Fisceet with the hearing today as Terms, $2.00 Cash Mfeviously scheduled. W. A. Col- he a Omen chief counsel for the five S - ; P p ‘ ecnuine nielaj ieuat. 14. ings Vlad: 4} beecs _— ~ - , o » . ; : _ 4 . Tee : ‘ , ‘o -,; t} if ’ | * oa : € > . il y ‘ Btlegere now." said Col. Thoman| fh id aes 1anasOMe J- Gs F CLOUr uite ‘ ; si +> la — P . , | Principal of the army's : 4 Wi Daintily decorative are ° A ° ¢ ; '* ‘ ‘ , t j CS ’ ‘ , : I M4 enhin, We have re - Li © Ry: idge« Lamps se one of the mos , ; eo ‘ } e . 4 « 4 ‘ 9 . ‘ “a .* >} ny ce |) ‘ sT a a " . >= Wit] ? ? »)? . ; T ¢ ine _ Fonk es J : - eed famblers, drunkards and an 6 6thelr 6 6 Weighted iving-Room Suite of exceptional style and quality—cousists of three 2. . : 7 ? 2 a 27 ut fy] : “ ‘ ive? , > ‘ hs Ce ie 4 e mais and wea dan’? anv rea- poive hrome ha «« s in beautiful niecesr ai ( port armehair and arn reosethk oy The frare “Vs F .. . . aa At iv @ ere? ty 1, + ’ ‘ a: ‘ a wa f the right inch shirred Georgette actual $200.00 value. Special fur May-Stern's Forty-First Anniversary Sale, Terims, 5600 a Month ine “F” for Fords costs no more than ® hk eh ape tal anager Aik dindée With tows ; , Perms, 50. mon - purpose oil. Sa bootlerce . oF ; silk inner linings. 6-ineh . \ Pre 1} e right was n on fringe. tinsel and silk u drive a Car other than a Ford, consult ™ h T) mi what rets | gelloon band and braid (‘ome in many new -hapes and can be bought during May- s 41st Anniver- FREE! B ALLOONS. at any Standard Oil Service Station; at Authorized Garage or Filling Station, for rrect grade of Polarine to use. your crankcase every 500 miles and refill ADVERTISEMENT ‘ : terms of $2.00 cash-—-$2.00 a month WISE. FREE SOL V Ie NTRS TO THEE ADL L, TS bring in the Kiddies for a Big Balloon. We'll be clad to give them one. CHIL.- Msiclan Advises People ~ ary Saie at $1098 on | | DREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY PAREN TS. NONE FREE! GIVEN OTHER. | Sale ‘S16 23 Terms $1.50 a Manth kind Tables ‘o home i= com- plete today without an End Table in the living reom This one ts especially de- sirable. It is made of S-ply veneer wii mahogany top. It is constructed with convenient boox« trough and is an ac- tual $8.00 value. May -Stern’s 41st An- niversary Sale has it priced at $4,95 Terms, $1.00 Cash— $1.00 a Month W. icker and §. aed A home that is really up to date should have one of these’ most at- tractive and ornamental Bird Cages and Stands, Is 5 feet high, well con- structed and graceful in design. 1 ’ te -9 Years and never seen anvthitic a J % °nre ft have re mitmended Mavwr'« ’ = 5 nile Pe. Wee : t Louis, Mo. feee sche "|" af ST 9 BBs etment.” It‘removes the | lo every adult visiting our store. 9 Eines fers tn Come and get daly We 'flammation which causes fy f YOUrs. No purchase required. None given to Open an S. E. Cor. Twelfth and Olive Sts. ie om stoma live an intes : . , | oe aa | ey eee Sm tat. meee children. Account Homefurnishers for 41 Years de a . . 4 a - wor | > te . - WF 4 = " 7 . ret (©) FREE SOU To Every adult visiting our store. Your Credit Yours. Ils Good children. = ee a ee { - ; : fe) E . Pa Pe Conte and None ne No purchase req
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tig ap ed? 4 Ss é Vy NING *h - - ao. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH WED} DAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1925. : 5 ied rk ee, SPN UP a aed ro 1 A gies MES Ec intel Aik + = 781-16: © Special to the Pest-Dispetch . " . . o x ——_ ct - . . ¥ o oe cliens on the Nee aes 7a 7 Sie. o0-dey “one ‘on y oS : they i LEW YORK April 15 —Followin ¢ is a list of transactions on the New York Stock Exchange today up to 17:30 p ve ag! a April lo —Folowing is the official het of ana ., 4! J 6 i St fd per ounce . . . ” ’ . . “ ae . » n La ’ ~~ or - ra r ‘* ne ola , 4 . : -_ ™ . - : - “ im Ss) mbols- ‘Partly extra *+Partly s teck. 1°*Payable im preferred stock. f° Pics 4 per cent in stoc k, payable 1 pe | . " en, 7 2 2 an as INDUSTRI ALA . a ac in cents: WL,» Demand; C. ee gee rates: Shert atte Gx eps. wry eee eeew ba Seexrtt + 4 «? r ; ; erie ** rirn , ~ « ; . 4 . FS es “ Cc : ree-mMont ‘f = ° . - ne : eee eee — : ent quarteriy. *Ex. divitens. " * aa ts ———_——- -——— | Seles. Hizh.) low. P.M. ! ate a eT ue, ee % i's Roe c—Franc. D. 3.19%: C. 3.0 | cemt. = Win lh agri 1+ Following i the official record LD ST . 1 “Qary ur Se stocks locas ° ‘y= H =. 8 > -- . ta: Xx 2 - ° & est «ee we ee ce = 1reces rom Kenene ( a ot a e tas ‘ —- a " | Abhi - 4 : 3 m “oy ‘ 7 bed ‘ : - - ea ; a o _— a 7 INDUSTRIALS. INDUSTRIALS. | METALS AND BQUIPMENTS. (25°G SE new 000 73 74) 7a | est, ere ee EP a ey er ee | New York re eh Low, Case tomers | § * Om & OE : “se g ; a - i¢ _ ‘ fa ‘ ‘ iV hite ‘ tec , eo ; \ ama - >. x q ae - -. _ arse. ¥ : ~ 4 Mir Reduction 7 1Gi*: 9 (404% 4% | Maiinson 271, 28 22%) 27% 2% B& xX Ste 15% 15% Io's lots lok { tAm Li & Trac 525141140 140%! 45 ctts 400 28", ica Am Sua ts . . m Ag Chen 29% 18% 19's — % I we 1 + :6 8 6%. ' Chine Cop ‘71 21 A 71 Am Sup A low 29%, 29: o\, | OO OS ol 31 GREECE—Drachma, DVD. 1.80. = c. tS somo 4 U S S | Prom t n : = 16? $5 91S aan © 36%: os = =n ar ™ - im 241 ' : 41 - * —J*s ~S 4, ~) 4 | Horn & Hart.. 3 a 8 et “D—Ziety. Lb. 18%. jar 4.49. and ——— JLLY WHEAT _ AT & Tf ev i a wee nent Mo se prs gk. ee Pot g af [| M-Pa Ont) 294) 4; A eC F & Ll. 34%: 34%, 54% 38% ie | it mas a re ame e — . he . o ~ “a - 3 ’ -_ y *> ‘ ae . - . . . Afternoon Market. Reach- | “MD S&S 5106', 108% 106 t, 106 yy LU7 te a non st - = 3 “92 - 3 Brit Am Tob cou 200 27% 27% 27% | : a ———~; (Tq L\HOGE NTI a gee D>. 3a.25 soumM ere earlier _— ~EPTEM ® WHEAT : ing New High in Recov > pf 7 MiB W118 19% — Sly cc Pee 27% 27% 27%, B%, 27 /SS SS at eee “~aae. }Car Light. ... 200' 3% 3% S% An Amer OU T0060 23% 25% 3% | sit om 10.30 | 4% ontilien toma. ¢ — a 2 . } : eo Chain A 2 23Ni Do wes | il lvez S @ 18% 18%! 17% 12% 18% |H_M At 4 44 +4 +4 ‘® | Cent, Teresa Suz 100 50c 50c 50 | Buckere P Lin 10 GO%, 6@' 3 yKIO——Yen. D. “42% | tures. with some of the = PO ne ; 24 : 3 As Me ; a @ a —_ - = j 4 ~ ~ ~ Jr~ « Les . | ane : : ear 4 — ; ; »*% és : 7 ; 22 ‘ t + - wt * -— . " ty Mid Sta © e .. Th. .. ie Inspira © “3% 231%, 23% 23% ~3 *s aabateaial P ¢ 100 17 Be & | LT , Cont Oi 4100 2 » | ONTREAL—Doul. >a i "D. 99 15-14. ' — into a low , ‘? +. M rt . gt Ne 4 . a? de %s ery—French Francs Bet- Se sant 14° 4 42 ” * Mo Pe 6 65%. 6 G5%, G% C6 |LT CE 2. BF% BST% Bite, 37% Br%s | Chapin Sksz Inc. 600’ 271% 21% 21% | Cumberiand P fO Llto aa 2 te s liAWOGHAI— | pointe net lower « SS. oa: Y Gmx —_—— * at] te RS A Express 0. itv . aan .° Mon Waerd 48% 487. 48' 48", 485% (In Nickel 284% 78% 29% 29% —The Bank of Japan ' Refined futures were x roa} 70% bit ‘a te s ; 3 Ren eof Pa § 1m ta !} l a2 . 24 = 4 te {BRB 2408 34 34%, 34 44% 33%, uc - a Se ae — 7 —, bed Balti new 100 34% $ Ts. 347% t Indiana P Line 10 TF S*%s ‘2 ‘s oth «la \ reduce -*, discount rate from a.03 : ~~ yA — % , LY CORN ; : Bae = i a ° Aim Lin On lt 1d, JIS, S a “ee Tee” | ee | a ; ec Magma C ‘ 328 38% 3 |Cent Bak ‘A » 120% Q r= a Whee 13 “ti. 21,3 28*%: i per cent to per cemt. first Range itn - 7 a | Bet Ga pié-: . ey, cee eee.” SiS mea hf aul a7 “rt. 48u | Miami 2) lW& 10% 10% 10% 10% ]Cont Bak ‘B’ 18700 "37 ‘ ‘38 "36 | Sanaeetl Pe oy 1341 133 134% | rhe rate since 1919 The reduction was | Boston Wool | He LALSN-% 1G he 1OSe TSh | = om 5 at Be Leased Wire frem the New Verk Am Rail«w Ex 6 ré ra 7s : Sat Dai ; 45's $5 3 +. 7 ut ‘ MLM a, rs - . 6% ; Cont Bak vfd 100 O51 ; 951 95 a & ogo . 100. «84% 64 % 54%, made posible according ‘oe a mam ie erate Soecial to the Pom- “hspateh, Be ch Ti4"y iM 's ines 3 itz? ia 4 ke Hureauw ef the Pest-Dispatch. am S Raz 3 56% 56% SBN lig i S Air 4 45% 40%, 40%: ‘40 45 - — Cutten & ” nf 20 hy, a By, Ys | Ohio Ui aot sear? sa 53" ment due to the bette: condition of ‘re BOSTON April —— cK cie§ 1089 14-s 1% ; » iste : . m ' i 11% li +s li‘ a N F P pf : N Lead 8 ldo .? i45 s l4o 3 Lt5 3 l4o As Ss A per cim 3m) 61T e 1% a 4. ®* 'Frairie O° new 300 o3 + -~ i 17 . -netitution brought abeut ov bealthier 2 al- ' _ wool market wan io at x ® —een mea la Bet a Ae 4 & 4 I ve | YORK. tpru 0S an The FE re- oF 2 “oe > aN th & 2% 1% "S%, TRY "S%, 88% IS', | New -Cons 13 13% IiZ% 13%. 13% De For Rad ctfs : 400 Zi%*% 21% 73 t, Prairie P L 560 11 lio’: woe ress throughout the empire i riati of 1 Pua a J ~ Pat Bee | Reeth tsk 6 Am Suga — . af tag : 340° 452 53 5%. 43%. 454 Dub C&R new 5.500 16 14 15? . . 701686 165% 165% cnnmnemnielateetigie | variations . to 2e tm a - , 12245 3% Brier ning Post in tts copyrighted finan- | do pid | et her Pe a ai A eee te) aad as ane ap (ame SU i Oe: 8% OR) SN ON | uscet Motor a Bo PR Be ad by ge #900 62% G2 62+ 7” Tailew * | a ae . me fy 114% 160 10 113%-% | 1 Bee Ba te : . if PES ING Sumatra .' 143 4% l4% * ao de Ss o's ° see , eine aint a£ert a se je fe ae ’ am oe ; a} i. s he Me to l5e @ ~ j en ial review foday says ss Sees Se lh 1 28 a, Oh SK 28S =~ tne PA is tes et at Mya ay Oe Inc 1.900 cote, 23%) 234% | St Ol} Kan 100 3l%* of ie e+ Country No |! im obi or tuba on fine Wools, a. CICS 108% ‘ thee $2 106% | 18 Brk Ed de 6 Stocks & >on he OF 5477105 1054105 1054 10% P -_ ‘8 (233 132% 122 «(132% 13° ° = = oe ‘ 060 60 59%, S58 is: Oil Ky }00 Tiss bios 2 ‘ gc and Xo is “= @%e ver |b Caike | Cuoted mom tn $1.40 clean te MAY OATS. & tal Pet 60 zl “T’riees of speculative securities 2 Div P wish Loe *s ra ( set Ow BMS 45 45 45 45 46 — = . _ _— TE ; = — ~~ By so k.. o aaa mae —- 10% | St Cu N TF 7 a 7 ota “3 — en — ener ~ = 2 ae =k oe ‘ oa * . eontinued a steady advance in ates SF teen. Ee - ; + a we JULY oaTs a ane as + broader trading on the stock* mar- INDUSTRIALS. Pe Meet ey Pe 8 | megs Ot | «15%! 15%i 15%/ 15% 15% | Ford Met Can 19498 408 498 [Vacuum Oi 1.200: 97% 88%. Se 55 | 24 Con Oe 45 op ath ype tn ti sain , 8 uth oT eg TS LSOrt 22% 22% Vy Wh Bis | Rep O8S 45%, 45% 45% 455. 46% | Fresh Co (Cir 1.200 = i2% 12% | Cont Oil rts.... 10,300 S2c_ *6e_, B=e cu. 5 are =~ S_ LS Chile Cop Ge a ne OGay ater a2 momentary reac- 4 T&aT 9 134% 130 34% 145 ldo > ’ — ang a ~ =a; ¥ = : = Ga Corp 100 3M 433% 3%. | L! ATS. i Cel Ind Se 3 cr. ae : : : " - . > ° ; ‘ ; i« a 7. ie SJ Lead o 45% 40 SN +0 40 45 “571 “{ - ~ ® MISCELLAN rEOU Ss ol 5. = ~~ pA ana — . ° a = ? ; rer ote ring ’ ey 1) 7 Oo ~¢ gD . ae So SY ad Sy Pa ’ A PS o's — ® bt, ~ 2 -- a po " _ . GLiette = R n P| 600 87 aaAs 4 1 : - —_————_—— eo an ee : fel . - - 4 attain’ ~sctnl pero pac emg _ Bact in : de 3 7; 28 " aps, RS™ S895, A884, ' = B 6 Fes 4 ‘, ‘i. 14 ce . “a gee A. hgh, pase! es “ ae # (oodyear T 4.000 SF, “9 he oa 1 ' *. Aten Oil is.000 35 7 of NEW ISSUE Cm = = Y RYE os It Cel G& } . i ri c: : ; 7 § 5 t : : a iis i : : “ 8 : * sp 5 ] i oO P , 4 “ o > 4 G MA ‘ : . q .F many active issues The close was {4% a - «6's 46% oe . Park & T 30% 20% 30% 30% ° B's | : -—r- ae >a TF 75% tan st Me 100 60%, 60 Oot, |} Am Maraca.bo - 000 + 3 :. ~ 4 EEE hi tl: % 1ia 1136 ~ ttss-% 6 Com Cred ¢ te ; . @ A Woo 4°: 's 4* 4 Be 41 * as 3 Pn & Fd _~s* o7 % on a 74, 27 % ae Ai St Pe =8 2 _ . he . aon 4 ” i2Tennan Rak oon 1 y ) or ls 4 \g | Ark Nat (7as Nt) 2 4g « 2 pe . ch aa - e ( em P the - nay rm. Money remained easy at 4°: ‘awp afi 3% “3%, 3 3%: >C PELE ES . ie - . a Gaw t 36% _- tht, $7 x wy — Warrtin 341 14? 14% 14:2 14 éo Pp d : j : F: eivimator ¢ 1.2700 232%, 22% 223% ®do B cfs "00 138‘. : a “ag rs s. ———~ 4Cea P Se i ee and : .f acy do pfi rth 40 40 +0 32 Pp Pet af) ‘ 39 1, 3™., 58%, 38%, 3B, 44‘, 44° no Be + 2 ey 2 r. row Ser 1400 199 107 107% | Co! Syndicate 200 1% i* a Se Chi LOS >. Tor% ee _ WiRs le (PR RM @4 ee > % > ‘ . «= — . > = Y 2 ~ © «+ a + ] ’ i ™ ; ~ ~ - | = 5 . i 4 . " a ay Atlas T i%nisth 4 2%" 32 | oPterce-A 14% 14%! 12%) 134) 14 us hl 116%, 4>t, 123% foot, poet val Coat Co 100 37% 37% 37% | Creole Synd 1.600 13% _ 13 sT LOUIS MERCHANTS EXcHaxes } '¢ “SBe € 5 ¥ es . roefit-Taking \Ab-serbed. Aus Nich 25 33 = 23 ‘la ds oo 0 504,' 50% SOX SOX do Pp izz% Iori ana? mihi ae sik. Vai C Sales —~o9, Sl 3 | Sl | Gidson O11 1.200 - 3 on, © @ u e Im any agir’ 15 —Wheat futures sold i subecas - (uhA 3 Be a ‘For a time in the early after- (Auto S pf 13 13 13 13 I iene. 6 : > : » ” Utah € 4 Hy oe es, ma + fw R Ch Sts 200 )6—O 8S = 8% Gulf OU . 400 64% 64 ee tally after an irregular earty Liv e:. ~ = - - — - t Ps c as . ‘ : . . natin rc 4 = > ” } ; . a ; . . A i¥ noon the market had all the symp- Barns A 23 023 23 23 23 Pitts Coa 45% 458) 45%, 43% 46m | Utah Se ceca Renae aes [Mid Weee Util 150 95%' 95% 95%} teSm Am Gti.) Peom! 6c) 6c} Oc. - MEMPHIS ecpoo! closed B4d to SR higher but tne + T&T is ae lesa es : eantinen Cant iB NM 240: 67%' 67%' 67 87 67 "ss io pf 6 NT 37% «(87 S7Ty S WwW Penn co M ‘ - > vs ews | Latin Am OU 1. bs : a: acter was looked upen as merely recover. - Det Ed rtg 5 +. tams oT «A ae | Khnica!l | Cat parts OR: Brees 37 x % 38 wr 3 ef S, | r a (‘se 4 1} ’ a, ‘T° MN il » Ll , 1! ” ae pfd 4 Q 9 Q > 95 95 | Mw a » P ‘ #n maae 3 101 ly 161 Ly Mex Panuco Soo H.C 6» “ 4 ~ > ine sei heck of prevTiogs ¥ The man BS! “0 we 4a 4% , ie. , » * - wnisce . ae Pe : » the : + , ae ert > 2 oe a aan ; . Master - a € erm. te rts - s 4 and re newed Gs lilting “Aas centered a — sy SS BS — Bagg 8 a” . 4 ” ar * a3 7 a3 . RALLROA . tee A & Lt 250 2 945 9745 } NM&Ariz Re Lo "oOo 7% ‘ Ne ia umMu a 1\ e re err ce werms - —~- - _— om 4 the *®>ert cee - . fhe: rR » 3 | as | = a - ih ea SE ace oan ian oa” beta « a —_* oo aan a po => 9 ; ; >4 = at Tea Co. nee 20 239 2.392 239 } : : ’ - a 4 : ae motors This pressure was gradu- Cai P 1%: 30 30) 23% 29% 112% 142% 112% any Ck Prod 1700 26% 26% 26% Price 100 ' i *. The ~ . = - —— vane cies) 4 Sata Oh = e ally absorbed. however. and in the Case T M 27% 27% j%OSs Teh Weis crt cone?) aaa ame: bee | ee ——— - - : ai tL C| Nickel plate wi -00 85% S85 D's Venezuelan Pet 7400 4% 4% 4% a yoo — ‘ae crn) 24 Dep @ XS 7% ‘¢ o pfd 87 67 67 67 68 POI lt 26%. 26%, 26% 26% 6 B&UOS T3' 76's Fa%, 10% 19% oO S2% S821, 82! , , 7 1 ®° fatures about Je each. In the local cash | 4 . . = final hour demand became more ur- ,. {' :- - _ > - a... a a EC Seg 7%: cs. Fent Win tHe re 23% (nat 19 lo pfd he ee 6% c3c5% 36% | Rem T OL "Oo 7, Or, TO 7. TO% Bk Ma Tr 404% 41's 40% 4i's 28 * | Paige-D M new 1300 17% 18 17% VIN nil a . ¥ ight and Ge é Et E ef ei ae were forced rather hurriedly to cov- Cert-teed 45 +4 45 44 43 +*Rey Spl 13% 15 5 15 5 Bush T 5105 105 105 100 39/P Co XS Y 300 44 43% 44 MINING. t S Oo ¢ mee Rey: . OOS sen o7Th 8th sek | tt OR. 10%) 18% 49% 50 iC Ry of X ‘ . {Red TC ve pt’ 200 OF | OSS; Of. | Chine Ext . 80078 T3e 7Be Investment Securities ae~ — 17 Fisk R Se 4 7: in this rail, Anmxkiet Or er the rise ~ a 95% 95H OTe 91% 98% =a Arms 88% 69%. 68% 0% fs J i2+?. 279% 2-9% 279% T7H9% 275 | Reo Mot Car \D 100 L.'s 15% 1o*s Cortez Silrer 1.00 11 ll ile pening wwer au} sig 29 muck ae is Aneel A, a ae ~ ,oOter pes . : tension ; “- . i by an . a1! >1° “+ = e+) SLO 1.00 4 -4% 34 22% 4's ro a Ss gt el 91 91 | Rova Rad ctfs ~ 00 ’ =" 6% | Cresson Gold 100 ie 3% 3% )] OLIVE ST ® cent net off. whest “eovereg the ‘vet 9 (,oacbrear : T 7 | in mot tocks dispeiies y >. 40% vI% oO1% oi. S1% Sls i sine oO 19 19 19% 19% 19° ) a 9 a Sy | Seagrave Corp 100 13 + 3 ie sold | ° ; 3 41%, | { ground and showad net 2 im «he + ; it . iw \y 2 t8% 18% i198 &. : Ene Gold Min >s00 4° 59 2 ‘ ; s4i3 = arty the improved tone and recent!y ac- , C0!‘ ag Se S6te 56%: 54% 1 ™ 5 35 33 34% 34% 35 do pfa. 14% 14% 4's 14% 14s | ere Pac lec 100 164% 164% 16% Flor Goldfield 7MO 1b j%Ke The Ht trade. July corm wid up a «ent efter! ot panna A tive ixstues registered new highs for ” min ma vg oe el .? » = #18 Pet 30 3 73 7 3 Zw ic & wrt Si&: B% 31% 2 ih 31 Si) Ge Pr fs [Om 14% 14°. 14° Ey ner : = 4 2900 276 oe “eve | lower etart. Livers wheat oo »flerneesr : » ; . ‘ > * l¢ a) * . 10. \ ~~ orL_y nine n - ait the movement. Maxwell B and Hul- |... ae hay Mel ‘ —r~ man vO ‘ : oe a picer M 7° Re %s 27! 17? izS Cs W. 10 1° 9". e*. u ‘a “ Fie = ie! 300 «15° 15% 6's | "Ripeg fas e. early ke ce were rominent in this res LO a 3] ; -o 72% 3 > 2 _ Py, _* = ~~ ae + an ’ . Baw . 5 5 5 5 Het Min y = . - : a? 2 Mac in ll Rn recovered after - a - oo i. 4 - " i = [Ji Cons 3 OOO 1L0- Lhe like | a = ntocy, a Si it% wo $i st. . tes. Maser te early ssl bacis oe “ait: “aa “a pth Foe SONJI1L 40% 41% 40% 41% 41 P > Sls > 5 >\% | Stan Publishing > ca % 20 -2 by ton ° 500 ° I 1% | e ree erthwestern merkete com a SS fee a! aeal! Geek’ Gstli Gra! aca |. S@ pel FUITH 117% 217% 897% 237% io pid; 9% 9%! BY 9% Oty | Stutz Motor 300' 6%! 6% 43. Khir D S| 1660! Ste! Sie wet ped S80 care Ul oteat ——_ on ccPre to Rs ilk meee Fan >a et ., ae au | Ster St 63°. 683% 63% 63". 6342 c N WwW 4) 50% 30% 49 49 30 Swift Internat ~00 =o % —2% «= > >.> > >? - - > 4 : -_- - r a r “Selliy z 4 naa a eee HC Ene 6. 100% 111 109%, 111 . 108 4 Seed aap 67% , eee 83 “Ss CRI & Tens ie Pow or .* e? “sc ‘Nipissirg 20 Oli »'s ° end Winnipes 250. + core. Cute > Mareer Ts 4° > iinge iy ome > [(n YY? é ti - : ~ RA . i . SS he- Ft ei , =] eR 1 > Fa - a - » nm = ; 7 7 L - ei « — = : mm Pp * 38 49%, 390 39%, 39 => c 56 os 5's 61, 66 e 3 438, 4° 43% 42% T > od Exp onal @7 > axa P+. Obio Copper ROO Oe 90 O0c : Le@cal @ heat Lege - whi? were 36. 7x T S 2 StoOcaA sr ay a in &« attered se tions o ‘ pfS 74 =4 7+ 74 76% Unit G & En. 198 30 30 30 | Rochester Silver 11.800 a. ro Se | é age and 37 te last year teciuded 6 cars : . ys wy 4 5 movemen: in tbe final heur, and ©-A 5 3. WW 30) 29% 29%, 30 onion os, 8S, ON Se OR Coe & BS 4% 52 56 %s 3° 26 \5 Stiver Dale 10.000 1 le tc | ora) and 24 + . Com —— whier * & i E ah = sigh “4 toe h a 4 7 asi See . ~” er si —_— ° Sup ti - 3 D> & H Q 144 148 144 146 145 a, . Spearhead 3 000 .* > 7 ty: 3.800 aad oa “-ompa ed 7 th $2.700 | ‘ L. S: un r ne 26% sn Of t =. eie@ei ufaliny .> ~ aa o> or oT > | 7g 1 ae | o> od 7D i “Man siuver.u @ o.' ~ $ r ll ad ’ ; 3 le - Cm the cenerk! body of stocks contin- “Ee — ee. = Me =. oo >. Erie 7 ‘9 29% 234, 9% aw “3 nn . : ar @&t; ' : ears ‘coca! and 4 hrougth fe ‘ : Be... SE TR BE ——Far, _40 1 pi 37% 38% 37% S8% 37% ama oe a aa . | “eipts. which were 119.000 bushe 34M oe bt = ets 2 a? tael or, aon leeches leiisindian bcaiinssdlninbieisnmnsanacnedtibitbendimetnine i = Te , " : P ot 40 + a ad + S #0 es 40% iv pf ~ 6S .* 66 ere ™“ 66 65 a, Eon A. Fee .s => - = XY 101% 161% 14 rReoueh , Meet ea fe x we ; — pen a ———______—_——_~— | Tob Pr 6 o% 76% at, (6% » Ht (we 7.214 #214 ii4 114 oo’ = 98 : i St. Lomi« Cash Grain. 1 Met Ea be & tard . P oe la ir ’ “st ji ~ ‘ t ~ : . - po . Pr ° = . - . ~ ~ a” 7 ' . Mivity was mest noticeable in the "est RC cet: tan: ae ta * 98%, 88's 98% OSN% IB% FE CG sou 33% 34% 33% 34% 33 T. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE. | 4G & Ei Ge aT 967%, 96% 96% | Cash grain esles today were: No 7! 91 Midrent P 64 speculative rail shares, however, the | . / : at — K vt cea gr? | Tr Con 0 a: Om: Bas ee iv au Me TF . = Ez ss April 15.—Trade wag light on the! am Ice «> 7s.. 7105 105 105 CHIC GO rwi winter ©beat S1LST Me. & eed winter S Midy @ ds : ait ae 5 eae bo x J . 4 A ks chi ee eo i@ + 39 ‘# ta : ' ; = + - - . Se. s io = group mentioned in the fortheom-'f s BR 4 64, 64% 63% 64 64:,/Un Be 44% 40% y 44 44 44 + & SX 9100\%110 109\%110 1081, | local market today. Missouri Port- “ P & Lt 6s if _ 9S + 95 vos A wheat, S18) eample grade he Mont fF oe + ing Sou:hwestern merger being EP é& | Cnion O ye %. WwW = —— am R Mls 65 £§ 10° 101 *% 102 t & “ “Mer 8B 4 »* i sian ™ slat Ki acne icity Southern. 40 p mi 190 100% 100. 100" 1003, \Un © Cal Mi = “6 28 an 2 @ - land was lower. Am Sum T 2° - wo 97%, 97} Sx &Té4T i ee th oe 5) O8. SOs 68% 65 1 64% | 1-80. ST% STH 97. STH STH ON. SS SR IS “Net | Ana Cop Ge eels es is Statements Condition et er ee se (BS B 150 17% 17% TR 1TH) Ty | Tn Cig Se - = +l get ’ >t 9 e732 Security. Sis.| High.| Low. | Close. Ch'ge. | Ass'd S H 6'ys is ss | I NYGR Gas ¢ cago & Alton were steadily ab-.r M 260 36% SB 36% 36% 36 Bi, oF 67% 87% 67% 674 67y MK SG S's) 8, Se te SK | "AEG See —;, Atl Pr ine &s = 22 = . FM FF Avh @& sorbed in Anticipation of a combi-' F PLS. 87% OR “97% OTH OT, u Dr S G6 127% TTR 12% 122% 34 I a 8 nest ae be i of Gas Ss lit lav, ae | A Gkw 1 3s 0 6 aoa lt ‘ - > N ¥ EA @%e r : somtual: @o pf & 106%, 106% 106%, 106% 107 {Un Fril@ lo 3364, 213 (2) 215 ad a) oo bs fe. | nw — 2 . _% Beaver B 8« li 32 1% 8 1 4 3 ' Ration of these reads Gnd erentua) |.) ’ T , 2 ° CS Dist 32% 34 432% 34 32 (@fo Pa 34% 35% 34% 35% 33% | Best-Clymer 10 44 44 44 — \ lao & of c Se 3 98% gat, 981, JIVE DAES. | eSYoartt rs Se eeeeets eT st ie 200% 140 (140% 198 (US In AF 84 | 84% B34 SSX) 84% |__@ BM. Tre) TON TT | TON TT Lert let De Se See 884 93% Reth St Ts 33 6 104%; 1 104 P 4s 49 | Suggestion. Jefser Central scored a tae lpfa & a a2 ac tT S Rub. 40% 40% 49%, 40° =. ‘ Mex 7120 120 1197 119% 119% 7 = > ais “3 4 3 119 % wna | ido P & L @a "4 Os -_ it N ¥ Tel 4x4 : : P . a = } li a 4 Yr? ~ r : + 7 5 i ” ‘ ‘ ’ ] ,? . . Ps z ry 7 rs \ ef } 5 1} > : “ 115 . > | , i 1133 . / — P - > — “ie -_ | “ % ¥’ 3 1 Oo 3 > ‘eo es | s Lo . , ‘tial gain and Western Union ;fivesch 4 » ahem ais Si, T8 (doin ps 9 9 e e WY C 7 115% 116", T13d%y 11643 11IS%4H iV SC 2 | Cbn Gas B 54s 102% 102% 102% fen. ‘ gubstantis! gaia and We | Found § 109% 109% 108% 108% 109% Tniv RP.) 36% 36% 36% 367% 37 NS Y¥NH mea PCm Iw .|6h6S. Lh USL! lo 6 3 10 10644 106% 108 Speci! to the Post-Thapateh 71° 40 ret Ge ched a record top for the rear | ~-—— . —— Pon - t anu | Pedige-W S 45 43% 43% ' 43% : idee t 2B the Post-Thsepate! : ee Gard Mot 15% 13% 12 13 13% ivoc Cp 16 164 16 164 #15%/ 4&8 30% 30% 30% 30% 30% ine 2a ptd 101014 101% 101% i aS , SS) eo, eee Resources CHICAGO. April 135 —Wheet ceer@) 9 Sieg FF oe arou s44 bo 6. é , Ga Aesph 40 ~ 49 40 49 4a Vr aud su 14 Se > %, 14 ie 15% 14 a, N“ - tae 3 1n8 2 108 . ‘rhea SW ee ~ + rence 3101 Lol Lisl cant 3? to 3%. e) 4 deo @',08 45 Vitiea] deadlock woul be broken /©® Fl S273N% 275% 273 BSN Ys sig ea2 91. «(93.8 oy ay § er Pac 5 6 Si, SON 61% 81% | B+ lyme: m 44% 46%; 26% ...... iniop T & Fe “ay : . aa Yate were . — ; 92 60¢ 11 : 11 1 13 * @s ‘ ~4 ‘ -t -4 . nm — | aa v Gay Ye ee > W ter : 3 19% 9 a: . i Demand Sr to Te: * Seb by the selection of Pau! Painlene as, on thes ai ee a - Te! % a yi ag | West U 7'123% 125% 123% 123% 123 ig og =. +#% + 44% 43's | tie o> pe + o- vA _-? he = a 193% ‘T1688 ae, 103% Loans ........ 114,579,14162 ‘Se to Wt. s sac ‘Lard 13 Nor me . x premier “were follow ed by an im me- do id - 1nd * 10d 1A - 103 . 14 2. Ee th. a0 ~6 is rah 9 ly 7A, 76, 7g % & Iai S SB _ G8", 6a, 70 $ Mo ~ a 6s 4s . 43 oe 42 “= : 7 G - “ me 1 ie . i ee Acceptances 8,785,223.97 ceed ts Ms: le bes § ower” Ping oa te . ‘va bad cf he = | diate recovery in French francs to Gn Pt 2. 51: 51 50% 50% 52% ett MH » & Ss & semding @ st's s4% sS'e) TS 74% Ries } ‘ > + a ie G Pow Sec 4s LiO1s 101% 191% Se ae a 12 *ee lower and bellies unchaterd. Loca S5OPeot NF G Ai cunant hare (Gtdien Col lt. 17) «148: 16m) 37 Willve Ov; 14%) 14% 14 144/514 RMRU|UIs SAS Sake ae ae) Cis Pew fee 6 LTOrS LOLS 101% Bonds. D 17 it Cele and SIO be cote Phe ee | oS Cte & fe mB new high fer the movement here ene 11. opm e91, “Ox opr 29 do pfd. 92%, 92% 92% 93° 92% #&«x35F 5 65% OTK 65%) 67%) 00% | Tr een ae ananassae 6 oe - . pen S r ~ © = . R ‘ “ear rerterr fia) ae , , ea at 520 cents Norwegian and Dan- Gog pus: 40% 4K 40% 40% gon, W & Cort 23% 23% 23% [3's 234 St US W 46% 47y 464% 475% 46 | a ¥ ESS 108 108% Six s Pew 6%s 110% 107% 100% U. S. Boads sed Teway cams and Mod be —4., ane is ae ici wee& & & ish crowns Were also in urgent de- Gd Rubr 33% 53% 5°% 33 531, Wooirth 3119% 119%, 118% 119 819 Seab A LL 23% 24 3% 84', 84% S84', S4Q 85 First National Bank ..... 5k Phil E os 1960 410 99% 100 Rank Premises (Squtr’ Ong mteregt Prices rallied after the 3 P am POT Te nati _— , oe ey i re 7 Ha Wh 3 Sit. 24" 34% Sit, 34u, Te’ C52 3S % 35% 358 35% 35 Sou Pa 6 102% 107%, LO1% 101%, 101%, National Bank of Commerce 147 i POCStL Se * | 12 928 ac “se c8 eee eer a eon ap. but —— taking Was 4 P Am POT in r * ' s re : . in A- . »* ry _; 2 e ) a T's ‘ ? ro s pa : t . v mt 4a =| ‘ , . . wr : po fance ait ree ns How anaes | 63 8.3 83 3 3 ME TAL ~ AND y EQU 1P MENTS x & Pa >I *~ Jt | 574 5 os e atic a Rana Lv9 _PSElAGas Ss 4 9a, 99 *5 ao 3 \ustoenen listie ia vs -- anvemse te hok’ * Pail Ce re Ge panese yen which carried the rate Hunde M3 34 54 $2%' 53% 5 “ ~-_ | Um Pac 10141 % '261% 240% 11404 141%; | United Stats Bask ee Pure Oi] 649s 14 100% 100% 100%, | «oe Shawsheen 7s 2 1001, 100% TOO*, | (usgtomens at as its der! - & Pete 2 Read | Wo i a a . . _ > . St. Leuis Union Trust 2k cae =. 2 eo ° tL 197 t. | Liabdety i Aceecenes ime of gesterdar oeyuee the year, attracted attention. ind Oil 1 24% 34 338 S35 sag, AC & Fit 204 4 2063) 203 2 Wabash -i's iw Sits S15 Zl % Ammerienm Credit Indemnity +5 StG@E] 6's 1M'1s2 «61191 2 greenies ~ ne attention to Chicafe’s advance in ad- | ie “73 ae ® Int Age 11 11 3. 12% 1 Am LISt? 124% 174% 123% 1ITSQ 1747, lop AS 83% B4% BBY 84% BBR MReck-orbitt pid 98 gg «| St M NJ Stes 1 95%) 95% 95% | Overdrafts D Laat, di tion. Weather mag showeil evouch 1% Pierce-Artew & i '1 B Ma 81994 21194 219% 219% 119 «| Ahem Ld ILS TLS TEN 11%) T1%, West Md. 12% 128) 12% 12 12224 Bes Clymer * 43 444 | StON T Glee Et ee ee ed 0 aah: > Sage at Sie en ee, ae, eS ee ee Steel Trade Reports. } int Cm 3 SP% 59% SH 50% GO AM SMB. BY O84 95% O26 BFR do Md p Lit 17% 17% 174% 171, | Boyd-Weish: Shoe common . 42° | Swift & Co 5s | eS et oe Cash and due from Benks com, atfomted the = Princentire ee “More cheerful news of the steel iI M M pf 41% 41% 41%: 41% #4173, “* 5_F_3. 49% 30 a 49%, West Pac 37% 37% 3TX 37% 37 | Carleton Cry Goods pi im 'Tnion O Cal 5« 10 96 OF 96% | "+++ ee eeeseoe on nie he peinripa! incent ve “Buy Il Pressed = ¢ Se > eek. 4 lane “er rt B4u.' 3 = " Toc 30% 39°.) 38% 38% 39° o pf @ S88, RR, REY SR? 1, Certainteed Pr lat pf O3% 94 Tn Of] Prod Ss 7 33% 3:23 % repert which caused certain | n@ustry was contined Im the week- i iar Pap omen wm" 34 at's 50 an fs, o 3S 's SS 39 e0 D . s SA SS S7% i = ou ‘ . 4 Pred & Ref Be eaauetr: oe ie ~ jiimt Sh 5118 218 118 138 117% Rad LT lls% lis& Tide Tie tise WA LB 124513 °° 127% «13 22x, | Ey & Walker DG let pfd 108 104 | Vac Oil 7s 15106% 106 106 | cag i een te eee) 6 ee ee ly trade summaries. While the re- + rear « gn. an: R9%. 90% ROX Bech & | 43y “42% werk rere do pid 231%, 23% 234 23, 74° io =a pid 3 So Ba@aos W | ished. gt 2 rt 1 aoaoe 6 Pub Se X ia ot T _ 5 OT — s ‘. +e ~ *s rh. 37 ee. we 8 ae, oe sey ™ "| ont e421 ” 2 r ‘eo cover Sar ‘ pressure : ace . sage iT = | a | cee TT 1” oR ox ss "Arr « *rnme sour wit PF aasterr a . Pauly S- Fr) r Me ee ee oe ee kk oC FY STR Su STR Sy Si = iaketin Sane Ween i ue a ee — Fo N BONDS : tense presumehiy taking erofits for 14 FP Mt ®ag ert @uction Mill not reach the limits gens Tine 183% 17 Py can teu , | Ame Bec Bont ono — ite es REM MESS Liabthities ents Enough haying was oh *. ‘30° established a vear age and wi! de vid ° 30° | 8a . tie: oo panes os the account pf the Reisch- Bo d M | Hamitton-Brown Shoe YR Se ‘ity Regota Ss z = 94 +. ~_ . ona ‘ae Daasien, haw A, Ph = Rem arme t Gs ‘ Rs . , SU oiler ine car epeatiene at--ar-eoee : ee So ank. ring?! total e« sigr ante | EY: » enon 26 1 ” | Est iird Fr 7 > ‘ 7 ry 2 on P « : probabiy prevent any ‘serious break [re Rubbr 13% 13% 12% I3% 124), en nn0 ge ys a nD ar et eview igen oe 3, a a Finld i 5 92% O2u O71 | Caprtal Wintepes esi% that deepte the coening = Ei. . ig in prices which might further un- _A™ 47+ > . — t. sa Le a8 ty .. 2 ; .U o Ls on the movement. + on etd. Re aes Kine ann bg om on. a a2 a0 2 : eee SSE ESOS C64 OGG 6648 OO OCD RwarT’ cation an tte (wat Taeke«a Ntthe Bs of 4 Stee " Oni ty ojialy ’ at & 8B Rg og i » 22 1 . . * ‘ s aR SOT cette eee ed ee pe “3 oe ~ en ge. a a. provement f demand ati en See axmetee fom oO 168 18% OE a fe ve ‘i by the Associsted Press | Hydraulic Press Rrick pfd.. S®\ 89% | KNethids Gs “7° 104 (‘14 6104 ai Surplus . oo cceseccosenecooeneel eoce wheat there a ne —"_* a tt Siac OH Oy * —— ay ae ER ES - gd 2 ne, aoe (Re Uliners Central system NEW TORK, Apri 15.—Sustaindj | Hydraulic Press Brick com ? 7%} Krups Fried 7+ & o2&%' O24) 92% “ Cory started Jower in eypmpethy © 7h 3 ff % — tinue: —— i“ & A ae en wes of 3 of) 2 ol \*arned $17.49 a shar om . OP . Sireng@w of t” Ss. Ge@verndren: arc other *Internationa! Shoe ofd. 119 EID. | Rus 6's °f Ni 7 wWw% Bc’ & 737 Undrvided Deep = whe . ; 0 ld . . 1 | Loose. W) ~4 5% a4 a> 2 a4 ving aare Che COM- hier 98% ORY NAY Reserved for Taxes burer and camsed some covering § 5 de 1 pry 1074 107 a, 1073, 107 \ 108 dividends eompatr edi «© ith $13.30 a 4%,. aa | rloercmvare | Liability on Letters of Credit po one age gn ee jh Se ee. ield i . “ exit vidend of 2 \» per cent nee , Little Pay eg gene as adisplared ‘Nat ‘Can a ae . = — “ee2ee¢ ‘ »s Eee stiled thie = ey « ; 4 B Te! Se ons f cial F has been declared by the New York °™™ © Wong Geliay in establishing a nes hon. Wehan oo = wee | ~ - cacge af corn*te G +. officia & GG@SB 8%e man '& Hondurian Resio Min ing Co “ we orm. # ~e bea 7 _—— French bonds Rice st = Dey Shoe com =i 43% oon a —— | Liability on Acceptances . eee eee eeeee was -— grtim cavigation srasen fer!’ Ii Tenn El P Gs nit, ‘ ‘s o. ‘ ; = ¢2 Led 4 J si 4 Tri ¢ ert ‘= rrigere ~enje >t > a ~ +2 ert . ; af nothe- Doe t miduer : Tid — _ "YORK : - addition to the regular quarterly Rallroad issues were actve the ane et “~ cur I x Dry Goods 7d pf@.. 191%, 10? ee oon $248,369,933.73 wEh a mixed cargo ot cord. wate and ve i Tet ea so . -A, April 15. disbursement of 2%% per cent. both | @ciuding high grade liens such as Dela-| one ane - 42 | : SR te seat Oats were seaeier with other : . | The Pacifie Gas & Electric Co. in- ‘payable April * cgi 8-0 hag apelin at ware & Hudson 5s and Illinois Centra, | S?Uthers Acid ~—s Pe . Bente ] 75 A ten-o-e wae selling credited te T"tesa- je 5S Sees & Ss ne oe 1000 Ot Sens te 87. io. os le OE Pecord eb ts =a ed Rails on cee nee ee ie oa’ holder. Some supsert deveieoed) > US Elee Se 2 : “ = fer TRCOn tc +.” April lo Virgina Mare! ns ~*~ © on A a! it al wars, pfd . , ° A the » * r | @e Se “22 ; Oo" a49 equa! after preferred divi sieliae a2. TA en, Za-.0i s exrended do o ooe@ak i" | . ~ _ ’ ' ; ta & Ss eR: : rT i- } rT POWs ery - mg at the highest prices . co : 4 Pre sts nage “were lower with t= weak ; 2 tL = it! 5 J @ \dends to S885 a share on $42, 805.- . . ns of the rear. Wl hay were the principa! Wac Electric € o-p “wT 3a} es | %, Ree 5 grain. ‘ te ta Ur te ($931 common stock. The vear before Im contrast to net less of $837. Weak gets, Skelly 645 be mg affected by Wagner Electric Corp pfd , 73% 80% > . te FG Ge -' ; net Was« b $i) 758 °94 — $1925 a sire ia > far 7323. the American I inseed oak “OIMPANY s 1924 earn Us report and Am Whe oe 28 f of D ee : ' 5 eR i $$ : a ee + ‘ hs = : ea sp : ” ° > . re) ee x 3 : e otper reactions be! n du wt ° . t ; S$ - = >s : 7? ° x r . }on $39.639.885 common steck. Gross '“° 3 report for 1324 showed net in- cuts in te al prices. sdsrantben | gan sae St L @ 8S RGM Se C of D...... si | | Produce Elsewhere | * ve ons revenues were $44,451,584 agains: “o™e of $1.542.589 equal after 7 per | United Rrs 4s . sais 7O i — ; TS Ss SO | $33 3a! 539 the rear before cent. requifements on the goa mone | United Railway 4s ¥ of D 6s 6S ry | “EW TORK 15.—Batier cest 6 Uten Pal + 74 eee nn om Se uence Dry ( Goods Mark Market Review. _ Independent Brew let pt... itse i. *| fereipts heen avam: creamery, bimmer| 5 cam tos ° stock Profits in the firer a . NEW YORK Apr! 1S —'oetion goods | Lac ede Gas Light S‘es. 99 991, | el \ 4 “4 ; go emrae : ; se Ss ‘s : : . Tire Northern Pacific earned $6.94 “ae . pe Be ‘Sk QUarrer markets were quiet and unchanced teday | ~~ ‘EX-~dividend ee ae iS @44- firmer: receipts. -- ‘ e y ehets- on the be ae 4 am ot 1925 were iarger than in the Print cloths were or ueted at St.c for 64x ; . ’ ™ oe asen fresh gathered once Sv. sey bay M 7p : . . © ‘tai STOCK th -* ‘same period last vear . ene _ | 60s and lle fer SAxT ls Raw sks were | is kage ' P bl Wi k * packed. 2° 9372 Se 7a | NewYorkStockE rchange \im contrast to $5.23 a share in 1923 an j year. AFTENSe- | siew at um hanged levels saceaaed Steel Industry Situation. u ic Orns Pi, 3 V4 € o 7 %e 4 Se. Louis Stock Exchan imet inceme having increased to $15... | naa. he inne een, NBTe” been cotta | | LNC. Resources | 2¥a ety 37 . ge ment, Kaggeey © $15.- | made to issue $6.990.000 6 per cent , a | NEW YORK. Ape! 15.—*“t, - eo ‘ ae Yee 7 . lava? frum @1° @81 ” * bh cent New Low on Sa ga ; _ eat o— ih respect to | . = ‘%’ war : ' ~44 rym $12.981.246 the year be- ico upon notes maturing serially LPer ro 4 = es : r. pew o~iers for finished steel. the secend | First Mtge. 7% Bonds ema Loens “3. + War Sax "so ¢ Aic Stock Excha fore. f - ¢ - — used to reduce current liabilities. a’ wT tenT sales of the Poe Ricar pred- | dications that consume- Peon - ay Chicago Board ct Trade A special meeting of directors of * ° . ct were reported at 446- a round The ; c™wn under continued hearr shinment ae PS Weet Bier be @ , ‘the Willys-Overland n = b - jecline was due to continued liberal off-r- | from the milis,”’ Iron Age says “Tr 4 | State w'de electric power grs- Treasury Notes dbwoecte 35,793.573.19 =f %& Whites El ce f - 655% us been The Western Union Telegranh (Cn ngs “asec on the growing belief thit the | we greed that th setae Otens . = . - “a [WY Cae & i calied fer rext Tuesda . 7 ‘ ‘ = ap ‘ . ¢ nal ‘=O entra? —_ a tha would prrll - a. . ad | er. the *1' vation Ance not tem. Exatreme.yv ow cust of ) * Bonds due in « woe "“* be 410-412. Olive St | enorts an increase of nearly $200,- the pate: foutate we £ Soh ON net Tel | Parallel the reaction of April. 1984. bu production. Guaranteed uncon- | 1925 to op 4 oe Aod- ; 4 ‘ . 9% im net income for the first | ‘vreakness of the spot market b-suchr @ | come ate Ts eee marnet for | ditiona ly by State of Saxony | 1927, melusive 23,005,100.28 i“ wer Aa Ts : 4rvaiiment of pig iren | as te orincipal and interest. _ Se eures 3 w , a ; ) i ” aint ~ ion im te Ui Fit March has gone farther thou h i i ; . . > Ween “~ ae r ireturned from a round-the-world | Tea hing $3.203.483. Gross revenues = | vet great. -MOUGN if is Rot | Price to yield about il Wie Te Pi a tour of its foretgn offices, said th at were $29,286,599 against $27.453.394 Bean - tier _ . ain 3380 ; © P. Small, president of the ;Guarter of 1325, compared with the 4 ge oo brohe to ew 6{fa- and steel production in which the first American Express Co., who has just _“4me quarter of 924. the total sreund for the rear Be es were made in the second half of | “ee ee ee ee eee 7 41,967 , : i he. ’ Pos . 7 SS A AEE I ER RC CE Be sot he 4 Wr ses 7 ? “ Ne aa Oi ete al £0 yee ow etn A Sete spp ces aan a ntti. Sil ay a cebame wh Raitread tor ~ TF cm (P94 after taxes. interest, deorecia- mined for 199.090"shares, it was ae HH) tions and depletion. A deficit of “a. Ce. a, e SSEANT alee Wed vopstted fur Toe oo 4 | Teecep- Year Sinking Fuod Five and One MARK ? 7 “ie ee A statement by General Motors due } 1. 1943. MPARY re Members of New York and St. Louis Stock Erchanges 7 (_orporation shows that 'n i994 the | 4 The ste movement to Austria railroads received more than $42 - | Was res . * * -- . Lane of. #1. 015.000 by, a ae ahip- ana ~ om Sergent charge on (senera! or agency of the Company in “New Tort - ‘ ationa! _Meters cars and trucks and the ma- fT ™ Boeton. wil! be peid in New Tork Regerve Bank of New York also | Pretght care required te* tri na rhe | creet. or im Boston st The Merchants Ss es 8's = shipped $2,500,006 more goid to Ger- raw materiais into the Ggneral Mo- 7 4 : . 4 a ’ : Branch Jefferson CGve ee ST. LOUIS Olive 4en0 a ee . ra , y : : re st ‘ 8 wrest CE LN, Rs DASE aE - eae, : Pans 4 “ » eo — - . ' - a S % ‘ , 5 : a ae : . a Maal P ae : we See * TG sil ‘ ai Ss i | Nc ce ak east he A or 4 MEE LES TS et tg ‘ate 5 2 ‘ eT a aa "2" ~ n wee ts» oy 2B om . ae oy oe < + . ~ ae ‘ “a E r Q* es oe fy 1 ay » . 7 - oot Few * Fe . “g ne Fhe 7 i F & catch ee IE;
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po , EE RE POST-DISPATCH | ) ieee ts ease 2 ST-OISPATCH ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | — i ae a: 7 Ria id hb Oa | | : ) = ie RE ER RAS, Seth pits ei coe: EDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15. 1925 — mentee, ) - me nosiniestniemnibinhe necendeioaiaiiiidaal = a we, Aig) sion Exchange I) nll fing and Silver — [ the bourse tod: 15.—Prices i Following is a 45 frances 80 c Three MProveg 2 : cenlimes r Cent renee a , tes ” ~~ ee _ NEW Y Nie. tee Pat | | ‘Butter, Eggs an Send Bs ORK BOND "Butter, Eggs and Pouliry | ~p,., an |; BeCNHaANBe to EGGS 4 cng ' sUet quoted higher) . ‘t 0%: Cc. 410° Sew 3 . # ‘ iret ' ttaxveapr | a K Security i (9 9 duit dl a mn on, ao » country candied reg | ue | Franc, D. 0.04 '» ' G7 he YORK, Anril 13 ver @ Apri lo Following is the official record IN =—ate ' _ High. Low. ! p M 2 eed turt Southern eggs discounted 1: pf a dene tr : ' — Mars, 1, 25.00 ac; Mexican dollars sig ee et tec Hid CiUtie aby pre | NDUSTRIAL BONDS a ph De te ful ‘High 't |2 30 | (Note—Pric Ae | gman 50 = esessesetetens Fiorin. Db. 3P.0 } SEL OF Seats. c. ae vious © uSe Dh a' market and auota 1 Ad : — : : . > - ‘em. 1-0" , M ge rices are made ts PO age ring 4 . STITT Wer seers — hot ; . eveiied fr , “ 4 Ex 45% : : ; trading Re: - on forengOn: : ——~=—F seewese RPE RSE oftat reor Krone, D bode New York S lag Nic, blow rom hKensae CiHY «0a | 1 Ajax Rub & is... So's SOly M5! LAILROAD BONDS. over or pty pe ape m the afternoon carried; : oO VY SStesewesesereoseeneeereseoeeeeessacesersieaeanenes Leases Policies, —— ot Lira Brone D, "6 O03. NEW YORK A . s ugar. ss 4 2). A AC Tike "4s" as yt (ns > 2 2* ‘ tas 4 { . >. r] t” ~ i » e- , 7s Ow ‘on ‘ ‘* Bla ‘ ‘ ‘ Pa inirs © j ; ‘ AND—Fran is § "49.32 | earl ae in. the ‘raw ctewed weal! ee Th Wil He Yesterday | 3 4 Chain Os 33 6 Bs i vO’ in e IGE, tte fa 84! Bs % | BT tei F 714 (packing 41 gc: firsts Bor seco! st vances made on account b EY? ‘ee printed. written or drawn. hw ; : oO Aes ‘ariy today >i * Su ecak. | VHEAT | : me: 4 -a as, View Fi, Wi : , StUM&O tis °3 ' a a ee oe iZ stock, 1&8ec ; — we | me h S$ Or ill] ; . ee. eronoe awe to% peta. |), 14.25 weet IB . With prives d Marka | ) at ae te ws °31. 93% 931 : Lux © | is “30 104', 104% 1lutt, | . SHEED S rcenants and ills receivable t : eos. Vall mical Phote-:at . 4 Dra: hoa I> I SO er ords for the re eclining é r ] 16 ] »4 4 11 " q , & ] tis ‘Pe . 2 ° 3 1 Hs | Rx. } I ~ia pe | - e 4 re i - ‘ t— Pe, ib . ~~ r i fj manufacture e¢ Oo reliable al d m court in ; z Terie ; ; ; SO. | OO0 bes ar. Sale , . ‘ ) 3 js Sm " 36 1064 1063 , 2Zkgc: si Ay ofthern twins ; irms ll rs. LOANS . “ay iey of ome : ’ Zicty. D. 1s" ! ags of Cuban for i 8 inc] | 2a 1% I 15) % 142-51% 160%-! n let 58 47: 707: 6%, 106%, : cfs QRri ’ ugies 23C : iongt 7. » COllatera] to individual wastes ay. a. SO 4 at 4.49 : r immedi 135.. ; = 7 2 0% I do Is 6 81 96 te! We 97! Ca wir: OF, ON% ew ! FWlsies. Lte: ¢ oe ngborns, 24c-) or endorsem uals or IVAKIA— rer Tr ? On! d 4), and 0 bar ale shi 7 KC. lod's 4.5% 144%, } —* ‘) st Os 4; Log? oie Oi ie ; &W il 5%s ‘63 97! : : ‘ PIGEON rints. 6c; vorick, 24 O ent. Ter se C / , yi. + twee z jue at th rs of Pp DMeny _ —— ee Loodb Am Sug ti. fh MMHls 1LOGM 11} * 28 63 97% OF % 7} ; GEONS AND sou a. = c ur pla h ms to suit in r e Tan rown |). 1.6% a @end of A orto Ff i ahr ar a ~ ux fa ‘3 4 2 1H! it ah & & , 2 ss | $2.60 : “QU AKS—Live n elps : come er - e M re refiners pril at 4 4 . * 7 e TY \A HEAT ; ; AT & 1 = ’ 10 A» 1h? Ss ] > Sg ‘ & 1. = I> ae 7 q i) ae as -? Der dozen ° “ ” e geo ® you. Write . rown, D. .0014% The { 46 to _— | —- — oy evt 68 25.1281, 12s Un "2 10 Cl Un T 63 974 AT, H7 ty | Clr Gozen: dr cOmmen live sauabs. 7% KIRKPATR or call, . ; e le ; urther decli . St. | F 144 Lith yw Tivb “a'n } 7 do f if os t} ~ yi ] za 1, l *s ly . i T > as lwo! 0 )? « « ‘ Pressed sd uabs 6c : : I72 -2 ICK I ae 7 Ref Me, i ° Ha Pees, D. 38.25 Bem Bng, ated poe the Cuban cet Be eT 142” 143-42% 1460528 oi. f Seat A8...101 100% 101” | 43 Colo & 5 1 4s 29. 98 xo e8ik) pee | IVE POC Ree ae ee, | eccaieen 4-28 Arcade Bidg., BROTHERS, {| proportion, Ymreceiate errs ice | . , ~~ . eouId excecec ] es (To . “—0 7 447 oe 2° do alt 75) ) O14 PO 7 hs ‘ ub Tig “BA ' —— 7 a lice! —F ow . a TTY . - ma deliver > —_—— 5 » By ~ di «Pod ‘ Ub FF 105° l¢ tS onl , e » a — ‘* - ie” ' w= ie TTTTTTITITI TT pe >-aryp a os : M4 2 ing . 5 . with som raw sR WHEAT ZA WW Ss whe 2 ~ 102! (yet » DAH ref 46 4: hed 3 10 a a , Stags, 16¢; Hi chick a eee ; ° ry Ir 99 15-16 | selling into some of roeire i. eT an my So ee Se ° 34 os 951, ge 1 D&RG : aut” O1% 17, 91% Laggan 1% Ibe hick aber act io | —E A. $ ALOE co. , 7 “ “« * ; aon - — a ° ce ‘ a Ms , “ / by we Fis 1 » Fe ’ os ade? SH4 56 ; = 7 ; i cer iz . ap} ~ . —— | points mat ewer midday were a -. is +f -134%-% 136-4 | 32 Re a, 39 cfs 46? 45% ~ ‘2 | 12 Brie pr In 4s 6 A a eet ns. 430" turkeys youmer ton sg lee | 9 =, | 613 OLIVE ST | “y heals 'raw. inflamed elim . ~ Vs dss ~f *» ‘ | =» ‘at , is «6°53 AF in . . 5 em, Cte 70 “3 *: turkey Une tome nd hen e . : of Japan lLawers itatc ie on gem Sugar was unsettled b ‘ ——EE— uM \¥ l -Sb pe aad 131 a. h od ado 7 f De pe Of) %, 99 = vi do evt is A 53 64 i, pa 4 py * Att ‘ d — = toms. Ble: No peewee on j Qx 1 Chemically ‘pe oat away pimples.” mlated P ; ; On OF raws. b j ———. - OORN, 2 - AC™ GF > o~.. my DOs, $- do evt 4s ; a ; . Fs ' a? re to N4e: mus — rer eta os po April 3. The Bank of J ! at 5.75 to 5.85 ae! fee ee unchanget: & L.1 08> 104%, lid inh "VATA 14 A: 7 FB on Pe viaee 7: 5 : 05 — ‘ 14 _ do evt 46 + oa ea oe 4. ‘4 AD peel li@altec Parte oaks ae — Cleaned “It eres ng ywerful, yet safe.’ ag! a discount rate Palit apee Refined futures were wim ae . hi. 110% 105 \ 105 %-106 on 2 fi | 7 do of I) 5 K rt Re a a>1,' 9% + F é (* Sa T4 cfs) 95 : a5, 2 As a hans’ nee bee sineas. round. $4. Cul . Relati “A tittle quickly and surely.” 73 per cent. first -h an 2 —_ me x CA03% YO% Tee ft sso. OjL ¢ 1 ri 721, 921 — 2 of C 7s 40116% 196% 1141) FROG , a | ven separated ¢ goes al ie ince 1919 Th / ange in| - ee 3 2.) 4G A 102 l,a 3 ‘Rel! I} = 35 10” Lip? : ‘ ? ‘ea oTT ‘ Bb’, Tb4i', iS—f'e: Guser ' ‘ 0 3 C ' by mi ‘ ong way ' ie reductio - ARTI HOK ES—Californ = : a > oni. 42 40% > Ten | & Cal Pet 6's 33 + ‘ 2 100% 100%, 631k "7 , a aie ora RS oer box rmia, 50 to $3 ! nn — ARS, A 3 ree sa 41? / :. 2 oe i: 103 ’ — oa “aa di 7. '"s » “yg ao ILE TS" ee " 2 en a ULY DATS etait 2 6 ase at S 73 4° +E ha le R24) ON 10 - a = rind ty) the “a? « hv a eS ASPARA‘ Sa per hu hasket Ds chi, 454% 422% £8 %.1 == 1 ¢ ana 5 5 :8 4. G81, ~s aR Yaa Ce ogee 66% 6% 66% 37.00 per crate nia. $4.80 to Et ER Se 43 ; en L. 6s 45 etfs 901 aa 1 Py : GN adj.ts 52 67%, 667 “71 Crate: ho Aiton. $2 to S3.50 . — SEPTEN a ; ?@?me«e le ) agen 2 2 Og 1 9901. wile 2 ;'s _ . home-grown. all , > KCFS&M Ge “28 103% 103% 103! ow CABI 4 ee vaedandpags 2 a” a ce re bs 3 a3 fie, “en *| 3 KCPBAM 28 103 Ye |1053 be [80 & ABKAGE— New T ’ --- ——— Se - Fo é { 0p] ‘2 & a ait - > pee R&R” : be: . 45 eet) a mE T wT ton : [exas. S'0) tn S40 , MAY R ——— . 3 & E 5s 27:10) Lol ’ a Kkca fe 'S 3 Ste . re thi. 1ic% 113 °=6T iin apy - oe GEE os 27 sta 101 10] rt 14 KCS Ist a 50 + ie “ dake LIFLOWER—California, $2.75 000 — . ———— L1lo ‘2 -% > fom Credit Gs 34 - 99 0 og 14 KCT Ist 4s ‘60 Ss » ty. Mae 4 | CELERY—F ioe Se > | J 8e 7 tS ee Ae ia (om } fh! 7 ahak. i—lP jorida. 6° +; = wd ; 4 Chi 1 1s LOM 4, : ioe x 1 pi: C 484 3 7 “0 100% 100% 100%. 4 — “ ¥3 is 3 96%, 96% 96 n .. VARROTS— Home-grown yg agg : - wr nineeedions * kk ‘4 10) 1, 69 ‘ . - 4 -3> eDe BIR AY t® so 3 * ‘ i aT Mn pin *; 10! 1} : : re , box new T . a ‘ P?) (* to ShHPIE MBER “R TE 2 7 ‘ ' _ Y plea °4 ra” , F rey ~ 6? LAN 13 » , a 3 Ai | bu basket Las th. 04 to &] les P “ss ah > x CD : Be HIG I, 10° 101 a wx o8° “200004 ps ith Q2zn. | 3 Ket. peers B : a1 ; anmenngepeiaeeenmaneen . P & it 61. o . . 5M . dae 4 4 | SP MB i EveD cUc! "Pe . ruc Chi, 103 2 101 % LOL %& 101 %&; 4 Con i. Sele _ a6 101%, 101%, 101%, 4 a mR & La Gs '03 WY *« Mul, (a Te loze) “bh mohgnig 9s | nois and Indiana : . Ompan sT LOUIS MERCI — niiealaitasiesen a0 lO CPE PB MG) os 94 %, Gji., 944, » M&N ced 28 $4 9% 95% Q5 1%, 4 “en — Per | Fiorida Lameaes - F Apir! 15 —Wheat ce as EXCH 4 NGE 10) 4* iba c “ ~d oe aa i { go 4 «ou ‘4 . M Ag ~ ‘4 ss 3] Las 3 tp , a. 1a EGGPLANT— j a , MEMPHIS daliv after an irregula s sold off substan ? Cub-A S Se 2a die 1 » LOO, i-K-T Tet 42 90 “1 1 hy re o Stor orida, L's -bu crates, $$ ~) O07 . . eipool closed 3%44 to B84 i es se. Liv- 6? «° D Sug 7 eg 44 a ae oe 8 4: aa. 2. eS ae. ) ") 78% rome PEPPERS—F I . action wae looked up ¢4 higher, but the 6 T&T he ‘27 Of OR, AT), y M-K-T 5s A 6? OI. ge ms | crates, fancy, So te $7.30 gi My -Du / /0 Cumulatiy ec Preferre ” ing setback of ve pr Aas mereiyv ecorer- ” Det Ba .. ? os QO 4, Noi, au! 148 M-K-T ad —» 47 . 2 £H "iy oy sao dice BS! ty OC . bullish news toda. sous day. fhe main = ade Pte 10 100 baw 10 ob Mo O° 53%, Ss GARLIC—Califor: 1° werms in Kandas = P ory report of arm "a Pe 6s “49 Os». OS Q& e+ {8 v7 Bo ait ye L(y] Lit, 100%, GUMRO—Ouba . 8A ed pe pound . ‘ . = ut co ter > igri * s) rf a . , .» nf . ‘ . z , ac =! _ ; ih4 > me . ¢ ; ; » a “ pe n. Hi Ter Ne ? ering of inpamioa + r the short eov- 2 gon *.5:3 0 = os ” sie s 64 637, GREE ; : a Tne! Price 100 DT trom this lay the market ie : \ i pet TT + ¥Gg as r 10% 10° i NOTEM ea > 08% 25 vs pn wong OONTONS Hemetirows. iSe + The late ie e. Corn followed Rare 679 Dodge 6- 4] . a 1 4. 1 t, »y NOTEM Sis 54 1008 rt 100 2 « Ps oy oe bunches ’ oJ to ¥ ; we inate n rket Ss : of 4 ; n ‘ = + { { ( > * ‘ : ia ~ ‘ « % , i; EEN ; or : . a ) ing T19¢ lower and Juls ao May clos- | D1. & St Ss ‘30 56! a4 ph 10) NOT&M Sse B 54 937 ay Oy) har > dues Alabama. $2 to $3 pe . utur ‘? Ms oon “Nea f a. cpr ‘ } " > : - ot) ng of het " . P a ao . y , ' 5 hy ' “24 _ wets ae abou be each In the and : ; ee ose = “ atte $* HOY HO?! ws ee es ¥e on 48 9 8 S84), 84 4/5 WORSE RAD'SH—Home il & alm e& tert Meare soft wheat was a ~~ Casi | Pen I up de “ ‘ | ‘1 108 107 5. 107 . t aoe a } ( deh hs or 108 iy TOR! 1Os a? | $33 te $53 So Aon - &1 “Paola a No 1. Be) «OM ferings = were extremely | nchanged 3 Duq L&P 6s 491086 7% 107% — 39 NYC r&i 5s 2013 ® 108%, 1O8*2 | KALE—Home-er 50 per 100 tb | O ar ees omall. Hard was eaten Sento > eh ee bey atic. | oe O13 100 % 100 ty 100% | box Home-grdwn, 40¢ to 500 per b : | OWferings sarTcr + Py gan vc lowe! i 4 Ka E ‘at R c 4 8G = "4 105 8, 1054, yr & i 14 ys P LETTUCE Cal _ . . > 4 an “pe . f ‘ al, ‘ . . = = 4 } 4 "= . ‘ ” i ~ ‘ e ’ mf oq “* " P - “ . 4 — - for 4 7 ' nee nv estinent Securities — = Ba ge (lates Were pool +. x me P ' 00 EG i y Thea’ 27 as : 4. . 91 *, + NYCHR en 3! ()~ r 7 +9 * a} $2 a0 per crate; home pe cua * $1 to ¥ r ene ae lh 2835 - '» 1024, 1027 Se WV OSH eh Paty Fe. PT. Fate | hO OO > n nothouse. 40c a . : . ait 4 ar | x "7° - > s ° \ &WiR - . ‘ ‘ ; —— per box M Ol 1\ | of Upening luwer a ij 7 | > IM _ l, & Tr os e i: 5 Q33 qj 5S NYCEeS 4 Se sito 4 N15 4% § ta, MUSTARD GREE : A ide . OLI acent ner off w , ciirg #8 much ar l sk R &e 4] 1a? 10 sets - . J&: I a tie 317203 4 Os 1s a] per hi ; sREENS Liaba 4 = - VE 7790 ground and 2 ga ecovereg the ‘rat Li tj;o00driceh GI,8 47 1041. of ron sh NYCE&SI »tus 74 fot. 95 A 05% pasket lamper. Louisiana Flo ne " - trade. July sy eae a 9 C4i3i in the eariyv % (;00dyvear T S« 4] 11, be . 14 a | IO NY OG @& W teat 428 ; ag NEW POTATOES a A — start. Livernool Pa ‘ fier. after “t (00d: far oe Ne 31 1091. 10 $ hae % i — ‘77 net 67 $! rf to $3 per ogee A A nl nage yes ~ cable a - 22; : it mn #afternocn | (rranby M Ba 5 Le me i Y R ref 4s cfs mle or triumphe %4.2 as : ‘X@s 840K Winn as 3A to 3B'ed signer, Whe: a 1 Hersh hme Bhee Maces 100 Ms LOO %s 100 bs +? ‘ : . : ON => Bat O $4.00 per JOU Ibe an go Mid down earl or % Hud Co Gas $2. 10S % gg5ss, 1055 g Ny Se, Sh os | + 4 Fancy red. old. $3 to $$ aay ww ; 5” a Lie ‘’O Gas oe 48 1 a & Hs, fli. W & B 4ivs4t Ht! “ : oo om ("> J] hye , a , —v 4 $ RS goa hg wang $1.51 'r'vy wheat 8 ilum OR 5 I ; 49 at ! . — o Wo 4. SN & WH 2 ‘ : Li} . a 0 : a ahd whit ing’ ey, 4 eno. vo te ~ I e / corn . 1? i@ Io a hd ] I R mrt 4 > 28 0 - » 1f}] 1, OO] va 5 ‘ & VA ap ~-- fi, ti pr ‘TAT — ‘ : ° ohoth res rate j 0 Thy tree _North western ba i 1 In He: Pel os of 100 1) 100 112 NF Ge « pty: yao bs | ee bd | Colorad gine ‘—*- River Ohios. $1.°°0 : P , lad 450 ear f i ’ ts com ape ™ t. RR A ~ x ” ” ’ . ' 3m > 1oy l. 100 7. 10] MR 7 |’ i. 1 Foy...” 7 —s ."% . 4 1), iw i . sf) tr) a1 “ff wor } my on or ; ; eat receipts wht: ‘ ~ Kayse: se 43 qp°? = ,4 4, ile 7 $1) 9)! ‘) i 3} 1! Par “1M at I Te bushels. compe red e iti Aid, nh were 36 1 a : ] . 14) 5 ™% 1(r. 7 0° Bons F ‘. . ! ti f se RANI = Hon e-grown wast a 1“ | ago and 37.700 last year. included’ 4 con 1 K Sp T &s 3 Cate ede. 1 Fa- ae gelk-ee 1027, 102% 102 ) Toe per bu box loose ames, OUe loon } and 4 thrane! } a! included 4 care I K hLAP os 3% Lt] aT x 7et) . uo gfoiad ae 365 114) 110 110% PRADISHES 4 caneas me . ; ; ME were'23.800 bushele comnorai ete Ro eon REC L O%s 354.1106" A 6: dog m 4063 neh! $4% 06% 1 at ‘zen benches yo oe eae | ers ushels. compared wi eo. onn | (3 oe wae 1 )~ 1' or j + AS Canadian buk $1 per , : ie cars ¢ | . . ‘ ar 1 mii ag L, : — . - - = +» pg $ - - 790d @ i Pre . : . » ‘ Mt ° , 2 ‘ , witiry g . | 1 > ceipts aint al and 6 through Oat — * ' ac Gas 0128 03 BIg NOM iM 1 4 Read Mar 3s (of OR 99 ay RHUBALB—itome-; : THIS it ie ich Were 118.00) ‘ta gS $ ls *V Coaj os 33 101 "isae leading 44s ‘M7 94% 94% ¢ ne drseaite bee UC -Srown ac to 2? 1S TH > ies pared with 122.000 ' 0 bushels. com ok & M be Ol 101 1a] ~] RG , : b 92% Ot a“ ! Unc nee “oh Me last year. included 41 career eet sue meee) * PE eee ese » RG&W Ist 45 39 B47 Rae BF? STRING BEANS— Florida. gr CIRCL through. Hay reé #1 cars local and 18 | oe ee ee Nie. 27 ae t + RG&W cit 4% 49 73 ee ba eee Ber Ramp Tene. 92°35 t %~ to E . and 14 thr AS receipts were 4 Cars | _—_a © a i, (Cy A : o> 02 ‘94 - n° ty ‘ 4 _2 ; sf ?T.iM gs : > a P jee ier * oe wr bu } aly Y = a* - «+ to = wie THA ' ; ough os Oca: | > Man 8S G&s 42 aa! oo xe hers 1s — sal Box 31 100 1 LOG SAI Ri . er T JUDGES } ; St. Louis Cash Grain 4 Met Ed tis 52... 1001, hoe - 4) > Na oy is 0 94% OF 4 ake ag ye , (“ty meke kegs. $1.50 " CHIC Cash gra " ia . i ] Met Kd ye a "i y- fs ge » 1O2 hy *. et . . & {ys > ep mf, ge SE? mei $e” me a sin ? bbis $3.50. barr ls YOU A red winter ¢@ — es todas were : Vo =~ ° Midcont F? Bays ; > 1 ae 3 19°) A, 19? %, 7: l.-eF fy js A’oto ~4 m4 , 4 cag AFTLA — = } 1 > ~ . - . - . ‘ >*4 tyes -, ne ‘vy Se on * os a - ‘ ‘ s j ™ ‘ Lo. 4 Ss 4 a Me heat ai AA) Be do g ee o red winte S Midyv St 5s 36 ” a z va} BO - “4 ; c ws D> oY Sf) xm m4) bunches ROOT 10c per dozen : wal ar ti ‘ .* — te. ra red ein ; i , SAE Be faq)! Qn! i Stine en Gs SS? ot SPIVNAc oe ' Statements ition 4 . Na. 3 . wo: NO. 3 hanl whe ‘a $1 8 lk) Mont P os: 4:5 Ox 7. ON ei Soe 30 StL-SF adj @e BLS LOTS DOG | p : = fe li--Texas, $1 to $1.15 3 ° } ril 6. I yellow: fan thd 60 rrad O Mur B 6's 344 88 G2 te ON Ys 1 ge Stet sk in He 0d Be dy Bs RTS atau Arkansas, $1.15 to $1] ae? per bu ’ 925 €11°.¢ : ta (9G th) No” wh pings Sx 24 -m © oar nell " 50 -HOFQ - BOL- Tbs Dasnet. home-2 row tt iOe 4 My -—~ Pe DU =, 12 @ 1 rt: No % white Basins ty — wwg & ' os oF 100's 100% 100) ° ‘ L-SF gen os ‘31 100! (wd te — SWEET POTATORS— oo oe tars \ » white onl ae e Oats; 49 @ ih YNY&QELP Os 30 Toe? " 4 is s SFogen * ” 6 10 te TOU Np On $1.79 BB f ee Home-rrown rel , * 9 4 ie re date, 4.55% sample ele tic: NO. J white I NY&R Gas 6 -p- s 4 100 ts 100", a St “e pole S44. 994, DR! HAI, ml nat te “ ‘ai 7% and white. $1.25 and COMMERCIAL . bls . . pie giade w lite oats 1° @ ex sob they a be -» ONL aa e gh ‘ is 3 whe KR . 62 ha - hal eo Sg QS] 709 per bu bux Rane ’ NA , aa amy | (9 N ¥ Ed 6tye “41 ee cess eee 6. Niece, 44001) antl ant ee SQUASH—Florida. $3 a: WHEAT | 43 Oo de 14 cS 113%, 113°, : l, 44,2 4] S31, 83%; Ket. Diu. crate . 83 to $3.50 per 1 1s Me > Fe n ‘ ¥ = a 37 SP evt 4a 2 .i . a jir ty «| heenet crates. % : és _ repacked @ gs HO) meres ss 4 AR @ y e+. oe wis, Wi ()* “+? ~ @ ‘ PS ty 3S..04 Mexican lug- LD ON 1. » } = fin ee 10} ar SS o- ? i= } 3. 4) ’ My) ne Ra - 4 “0? ijl iueZ R it N Y Tel db 68°49 1 a 101 LO] . =m BS Se St TT: oo .; 2 tae PURNIPS—Home grow ot , * Soe vit se 4h Tons (3 ar > do co - ft & ‘i ro Se er ; a YWN £iObeS, esources r Special to the Fone ‘ , o gen 41. ‘« era aN we ag da Hie aH 14 : ‘ ’ it) , ; i gown by ins hee its vet? ! At) Apr . aden P go e ie 4 1O7 k 107 me ~ 34 ay “ : 4 baat Lied 5 ‘n> 8" q Loans. " fear the * “yi - lo VA heat etorsed Pa \iag P ye ee _* f a 103 Bs 2 Panta p°3 & ha) ’ 1 ; 2 “tre I Ri ITS. « dh Stet Ranting .$136,500,584.72 tinued Siemens tome’ 1 result of ron NL&OP tis . ti. 3 . si 77 ot, lor, aad 4 bth ee Sano a4 °° ; a9 vis we t. eee 979 cin sae were >So. te 2 . } er ve 600 Q@R5.' ORS 1) | ba »- $7.50 eo to Sob yineerry ee ene 114 ,141.62 i, Bm | ” a¢ to 3 . lame ce ty > +! Carn o ~ Am > i the ‘3. 100 . ae fh. ‘ oS “s 1 in . ; 0 - 99 a any, Qn Py v a $9 per ba r e] wr) low rit g ‘ “eptance : he | . Cats wer do 6? er . % 100% - v8 VY, 0U% 1G! 7 ait ‘paw wines tea > ae oe JOR « we Mar an ; b*ys 48 104 ; Va ™ - “a r, 1068 1086 BANANAS *- te , ~ Ji \ f ‘*s Is ,*? ~ 4 ~ . ‘ ‘ \ —— To eoeeee 8,785,223.97 le ard 1 ; -entem hb. $° sa ! XN 4) j & T Hs +7 Q>1 104 104 “ Wat py 4 ) Pe Q; oo ¥ al O77 Rae cateton aw! ha per pound THIS ‘ 1 . l ait > \ o7 +) 4 ie >t, G.) I . va ist -3s rh) ‘i , 2 , my oe ! of) Te) Ss TH ] mae t ‘Q “i } e - ‘ —— “ st ] roy (;RAP aa : Se Lee pia ‘ ~ ; ( ’ +] 4 ‘) , . Oe , “ - a Das a - s i lu} * sa I FE! 4 I] aaa Py - . ‘? }' ‘ hie $4 ‘ ti~ ‘)~ : ) 1! , > ' ~- He) * q rors 1) $.: ot) . s pose 163 to YG } RC -7" t on \ yes. 4 > 4 a5 9 ‘ } T rast" €4.9: a 5008 Gi 2a. 54 OU , os fe . . Securities, etc... 17,806.455.52 Ss. Bonds sed Treasery Ee r Necer® . ce Premises (Benity). nn ee ee ee at ity cn Lowers ; of Creda **e*¢ ©€@26¢8¢ 64 } opening ¢d} 2 nr rut ther ' ) hen profit-taking was B ~ he. ti FT W T T | ra) ? ra) Pus A PNCHOr T} tt) ’ — - ¥ —_— 2 ¥ 1? = § ke Oo ZAM et . i , Ae 3 iower al nA } . ’ i.2 : . - CASA sal oe es unt dangec t ’ . ; _ . 3 . a BR my were Li+.OM) bu whe : | ete 5 OF ‘NF we’ > 74 44 ms . ‘ Al} 2?" ita ‘ 4) / ‘ Ss : i 4 . - *? board nha Sy pe by Oats The a Ss Otis (t BZ + ol - + HO, 49% >, eo . , , yy 4 Ot —- a a } EH gi -_ . sO* } 4% -U ws? t» - ' Se " oats and 14wO . ted i “wheat SOO OO) | . ¢ 47 Q} ‘ Se | ‘ NMP, ~ aa ; a x bij mf 9” at ‘ arr. : Thea s ’ uu Tye lake fear : Bs J Cam A ag Mi : (yt oO . tit {). ~ *? ed Opa. os ee 7 ne Market iat “ lie ; — , . export = ‘. & E Os te ‘1 -¥», ae 1 \\ — Loy 4, 1M? 14 ee ’ R ‘GES bk oOriada . Ta oy 7 4 , — 23% A Tt Po : “at “Was overt +. ] - did Me) - » _ aes 6 > » * ; (‘a ifeo Ie ree a id (4 s7 eo re ? ~ a € .~ . a it @f vesterd: Uk f * » re BO Me, 1 Ww él >a £9 a gen. to $6.25 large. $5 to $5.50: med and sbort COVE) ; . iAy & Osine buldze i % t) ~ & ‘as ‘ OS Ges > & | i m4 10 oe s = * . . if 6.2 ¥ edium By long interest ex. which built up a einen ti 19 . : a os ‘ , 1001 Oa 100 i - ‘ ra seb yy re. STRAWBERRIES , Y be ri 4 — 1. F “7 co a x. =“ oe ~ - . - ' , . = sa wie S—— LOULSIAaANn: » o ails | afte, the i os >. fe le QR OF} } ORKIGN BONDS Bee = te ree NM @ajasipri r A. »4 mf > ” A) Y - = o ¥ . » , : . . sr) te - ~ _— — ~- a — , — » om - x - - ~- ~- - ? 2» » > J - ; _ - - ~ ~ = * ~ - ~ ~ ~~ holders of wheat ] ‘ . Jiverpoo!] @ ' : lie imps ! ; oe * We ~ Liability on Acceptances eeeeeee . recov ered » “ . tie te : 0) ifs ac) | : BS oes ess 6020008666 se oe | ne attention ‘a Chie of veeseltergay paving ‘ *h & } " ae ; nt r - a ine : ila tead (& ee2e6 dition. the * ly saad S advanre In ad ee ead C&l egy Moisture to check 4 map showed enough 13 a — ;' Lodg?', 1007 } ~ fe port.of army he ame po talk Re 1 Pierce-Artow 8843 954 {)* Pap + Hn " Belg. Xs 41 LO; —s rmis Tie y 2. S- Pillsby r. : ro% Yo 84 ! i) 1e)7"s : affordet] the pftincip: operating In Kansas etbavernes i) Mille ' : , i> Bel 68 50 ret i Be 1075, 107 oe It . ’ ipa in@entt . + the ’ ‘ i; ‘> " = sw 4 4 m4 7 i ; Wae this report which Sea buy. } t Be $4 Lt] 101 l oe s 49 rv O91 », Sts 4 & mm . . ii } { e rare s on ] = ms ie ii? +) > " . ‘ = : , i, oa ened 4 j rie . —_ : P ; OoMM sion houses to buy au ec ertall es 1S ¢ dbs 833 O77 +a . Re ver) £2 .. a: one 2 ‘ Ne fs? a _ NAL, STUCK YARDS ] | ing dip a bates uy after the open 4 Prod & Pet ® = vy? Poy 85° 5 =>. > 0 1124, 217% p78 Lo Receipts tod she I] An? i> > ’ “ ‘ AS ' a , af , é 4 4 : ‘ aN > ‘ . 4 rushed in tiny dev eloped and short 4 p : rated 3] 10 1, LV) 110 i} Sand ()*2 Qe 7 t - i alvee a? estimated Cattle arm { cover A fia, r rts ~ (ak ») r 9 p ‘ | ‘ Orden . rs ‘ _P ‘ 9.3 5 nt} ioRsS 1” Ooo a i J TAT a ror) hnusee e f 4 je pressure tj > Ga % 28 oa ‘ poo" nile ‘Pes bt, ‘ sg »* 44 Mibiy mie 7 wept lorsen a a iv nil a ~. “hee m 7) bli ten tions Tr? eaumaeahi¢ ’ \a t } } ASBLerh) eonne: ; Py : : t\« 44 OF iL. KAR ar a ‘ 7 c " i] “> > 4? on “aF ™ bie iS Re ~ ioadt) 4 » : ; , akine wrofits : . aur Ss ’ Re 1 “1 ly ite ee : ienes A # ee! ae wo" a” hes : weceipis esti te P oo } nough wiring was At ; 1 fo e i4 P A aa 6 ld4 tt. 104 1% 104 10 Can &4 on J fa¢5 1 tot} by Y ' +3 sa ‘ nudeat hoes =e ed at 1? 000 ’ ‘4 ania i j evt deh a ‘ ' - oe fat) ; aa i pps f , are from pressing aes se nomad to keep a o= L ("a a ve ro a 1) " Tie 4 \ one s¢ 1% haieven ma! et ‘ nNoges 1or . rene mM tar. | ”» Pp : LO te POA ~» “i — LOU, TOO , a total of 99.460 | > pe today showed .f ,e l H« “34 sa 6 « oD “e Tfi.y Sy ‘4 . Se 1O4 ‘ ‘ 1 (mp ay 4 tjtM) ) re zs. ompared with s =o Bs by we 7 Val ws 31 + 7 bee » TUB, das tota! f Fa Cees 1 ne [ sp - . i t% . - : j 4 10” pep abe ‘) ”4 ¢ it? narke *« o1 i? ‘ , > . . wtte ‘} ead . B56 wee] ie ° ‘ “3 againe: 2S3 76 - — 7 , tpt f« +} " iit - eee ee eeees eee 04 ¢e@e4e40 ee ce >. 4°) . . seert « PSlePrdgdayv & ie] timme 6s by : ; a6 ort y alte provement fe ' re-gfoted in t} 1© demand for qitti Nand rash | ’ G eee ati ‘ ~ ‘> in iT _ ce te Mo ‘ i gr Expo: ’ 2 {news was ae Wintu per egid oh peaeteh and advices fron * A Pavircation on gg pec ae the opening of | eo Rl & S Stes ‘53 Pp " eat Takes little im-! | Sierra S F P w0°40 oe 31%: 97 CR BK 7 ' O04 , ‘ . J + i] "’ Oy? 1, o} ” . i.é — 47 onli an ~ | S] ‘a 4 , j 2 2" a es, . Oo re ‘ = i 1tisS ti > Aen : athe MTriogd Ast ve ! 5+ v¢ , my ; ” = - rs : bi, te “as ial? {1 t . eh (Ju ty ‘oon - ‘ ~~ ; i*hine . att) ts 1a lig? . Wery heen . “ nes of toda mar. 3% , ’ - - iti pri ea tes huteher.« ] | ‘HAT little group, mad f your fam ’ eupo il d your family and — eit ? “et ee eee “ +6666 ees @2206% 6606 mn Individed Profits . . ee whent there , * + . TY) Ofer ¥ . : pserved for T. OOO COSS 009 06620 ws Orn started Jower roi nla quiet a Neat an T : a Fmpatn v with ‘4 P axes *2**46¢0660 & s " hreg | d an eT ocr nreseitre On i 1} ah a (} ,& rs "> . . ‘ f « a ° e4a22280646 " te. an Omahe concern was a } the 63 SCOP Be “4 "a 4 a a" j Ba 4) 114 ; 2 fe ae | Later CRURE rome ghort . ots a 34 = li }? % «A ] . Limp, 1iWbt, po? Ulva J *g8 es | GU %& ay 1h rf the pt wins anced iO $1: fol “ fow en S, nows ou W ° ee 828 06 tar ce a> = mornin wit =_s gue S +, ty; I Qo* 1 - , ' -Sloval ~ + aS +. e , —oo Zool averages , e our n PS j wet . _- . . 1] Ti} | . 7 . \ 3 4 ‘3 ‘ ss i2istsS itery lit t ' ; nediurm 2 b Bs in ocrain Ower with the weak ~U BHM S +4 eee 1 200, Litt, ’ Ki oO 'ys OS Ma Q- Q- 4G, at $11.25 to $12 a The pounds clearing ut ou cann : 3 - ” . ‘ 25 ‘ iy? 1 7 4 : roe ~ ‘ ve tips - a7 4 ey —— ie nd nere wy ‘ : ' 5 mae 6 | 6a I): 7” ~'y 11Pl4, Jor! pa UiVvauor Be 48 |] ai ote demand for ' os aS at) active Oo O t TO icant iieadinss i ) He $4.10 . - - yy > Friend (14 pre ] | rr the ghter wergl ~ ‘ : * , ; Ce a: iu FG @ rod 10%. 103 » iend os 45 mi | (4 ev were of eg werent indsa when ° . rne W 3 re fF - . : | . 1S reat 2 TRU . kz Oak OEP ai, abe ates yan | 182 Blew a2 AS BE Dale eee tig etait Ling Me males grou sae ALY ; sei RS } - te — - -) i} i ()1 ’ eneh , _ F s Oo ~#) ' » ses ar Dpiait 8 # es stocKe.r | t * , ST and SAVIN s Terei pn: « cee April 15—Rotter weak ~ U SS os ‘O63 hos * cae hs bo} . 1G? irenech tte a3 +! 4 O4 o4 ward to 8&8 a, aytetagig med kinds Sere. | as alr e as e T in W 1 . a Ba than extrac wry Tuts: creamery highe: 8) I tah P&L js 44 Q 1 Ps, 105 % 4) (ke 7 a rn tat4 ‘ as ar) in at stead, ‘ ‘ieee ia ind outlet . m you ve=— t : Bore } > “4 ot do extrs on | *? : oe ae _— Ae i SS ee . . ‘ & “4 é ; “424.°s up to § Ons prices merryje $348 “ Xtras «(f° > Lgah . “ 1 (Ge 4 , . 7 2 4 “4% $11 on , ' u me . ee ke ae Lo MI er en ie De ERI as | taee canes ot tine cings ie offer nt, when it comes , aad R = S131, ae resh gathered extra firsts. | 105 V- c So 8 aie ot. 6h Uj 11 Gh EP Jap 7 44 87 a. ee Oe | Stags sold from 10 of SIONS to $1) in contact Wi ou sae esources Go firsts 0 1. ace packed. 22032 ys 6 voc Cc 4 ty i Z SSig 8S Qs f ° _ coiby . os te 28 4 ee 7 a. = a few light ‘al $10.50 main ‘ e emand I oa .4 ‘ an? . het c: do storage packed Sow, s 4 sta NS4),. N4 R4 r 1 of + ye — we “4 ut “4 x hui upward as high | . . pi gui nere , — e i - rw Ztlen | - ‘ . us, 3 Pe 7° “— we SS ‘ . “*TL_LE—The mm . ; - “ene eeesre .. ..$33,294,698.24 BR ‘ ; Nea rh, browne 1 ms is. “8 2 | . oe ‘ iat = oa »4 o4 P Hunger i %. +. mt oy a1 re Ae aunhttte ; t we narket failed to a splay en t 1S grou Wwantst ; — J. S. Gov't Bonds and Bie sitcatnn Sento entrar 2G | ab Ve € 55 war at. Sait $25 Miz) of ey ge we REN : AN 1p | fie ctielty ef oreslous days thie week and | Oo Knowabout yo = . Ps pa » é " » 4 Pe, ve 5 , * oo - . “- mi us / ae j ot) 1a ~ ete ase : : . oF" wer reeoripd . . 00 ’ NEW yorrx 4 War Suc 7s — —— 2 a ap 6.4 4B OS tp. 7 6 «OH 4 ight eteers and } . mh eet to ou Treasury Notes Lonir TORK Anril 15 Fe 1 War Sue am 41 a4 9:3 a 63-Jap Gtos ° + ee A] %, =? ows There was 1 yl Cifere and hee 1 r cre it recor ee c . ° ia 7; on : : | essed poultry ir-Peen rf Ww Penn Pak “2 10° , » > ] van 4 Re , a: 4 Aa 1 “Al > and ‘tas ee Alig i ~~ . . ou 7 Changed : ty 1s “eat a as - ve 1K oy % Lau ¥ 7 o° “n) oe’ oO ia 3 ows Ve jonds due in 1925 to caicat Fare spicy | ° logic Aue He bas [panes Be ta aide. “hulk “Of” ettractive our prom 1927 e : ran Shine. ~ si) Snril 13 ae ® W'house F! ~. 21 2 a9e8 he 0 AY > GlAe 44 : 4 ak ie en pf) T? gage i nyt si ae ‘ e u to oO e a earmgia 23,005 Beso Aes 1s—roatsene| 2 Rear earls Neem | Mamet, BR Re RS geet Maa bia ein were obligations. "ree @eeneeee ,100.28 very te fra fine ame = te phe hg e ‘A ~ DP f tf 4 4% (2 > ee . - y , ss] , = | _ ‘ nik of we ‘ Sltrers Pa a ‘3 *~ — " ° info rmat i : ’ " © a ; HTH t weaker s ; 4, = 7 yh = | ~ 4 : ‘ . as mn aes ™ a . . ’ se owt Tat } . —" % “f "fn ~ i0n 18 eas : “es. at c Whites Va _ “i “ Sone nh “An: Kea reunn ‘ Willivwe-4) 6 e 2 - a > ws it +e. 28 { ‘I asty % wf) of $11 and stein He; eres Sores Aloe , ‘ n *eeeee ’ j moet - i ! } ¥ >> Tt) 4 . ) i~* ; »* ‘ “ to ; sh + e mane) in + (- a , lia a . ; i te if 2 eho wed , ‘ , . 7 oe ts —_ 7 } x Adjusted to cost or market price whichever is lower 25-30 10 $6; monty $752 Nod few | 20 ANN So Se 43.101 101 WOl | 18 40. an “44 Tos 1101, 1101, 3000 bend compared with 3825 for ma ircie; Dut aont ior in ow 7 , on te $3 1e Te fied. +O | few —s An At 4« oD ae Ie 67 ee 1 . i? 4s 44 ?. QQ 5 oer? gg a6 ast We lmeeda 7 ™ e afeie . Jb ROS for € 1m rtan - re thiumnhe N Xas bushel! ham- ot A’l & oa ge 4095 KO & te , ‘ x ; an Te "1 ave ” 19 . ags , 17 nharket«¢ ie 14] 9 ee-day tot al for | * ; ce oO ’ o * iii $2.50 to $° 75 °o. 1. $3 to $3.2A: | S-aC L ist 4a 52) 921 pods, oD 7a 3° PLVMRR « -. 99% 99% ON 141.475 for the 900 this week againat | Cc ean recor 1n e 4 . , ow. tad. at S -— ; *) . a . ve “% 4 ‘ - >) “7 . ° = os - j ~ - > '~ » “4 s a rworres , | . t 7 Liabilities + ICAGO Any -, sacee. S4 50 to $5 | a A‘ Ll. LAN col 4a s 2% 2a do Ta ‘AR li, 71% ~11 ha = week an a mding three days« | arger one, f extras. 421.c- sta itter—Higher: | 5° - QT7 ~s — 8 Patilisia Rv 2 S1', 80% - gy was shown BY today’s offen, 2: Bric pital frets, 41 to 41 _ Standards. 42%: ISB & © tt rip S | 103 in on a 51 47 Per ; ‘ ve ad i Us L. an and butchers "beth : = offerings packers | - os “ap rmsts * re > = « ‘ ans . =e " ‘ : 2 . for anrne pa yiy up tft o T 7 : * eeeee oe eee eees . $ 5,000,000.00 . ‘me vee , bbe to Stine Ss. baal to ox Fe A ‘> ref tis > 10”? rhe Loe st oth, ) Pe, and Re 0) ao 3. QO I. an , : , : _ rood ( lipped aeom.. - a 4) s) 2 ft HE STORES fal NS LO ‘ - inte “O GOR es your ¢ : sdivided eee I 000.00 uot a oe BBive: storame | 123 B & O evi 4 ty 5% LG1 4 101 101 Ehave 748 . -52| BR: Ba9 95 751850 tw $19. with ing Jamie sold a1 want you to get the fullest ’ is ther: ¢. a4 steady Main tig Mo's pr on you . interes e *Re: ducks 320e- 2 PR ss : p sy Hh “Hn »o Rio d J Se ; (ior ; ' ? f t . served . 2. -.~1,562,858.99 17,940,835.77 | RAN SA: oo. | SRE R&P CA SST SI Ry KI!) SP be wat, gone. cnc} | gy fi00d 10 choice wool Iam! meet | 2 , SSA CIT . $ Can Sou 3e '52'101% >. 3 ee PC Se 32 i>. i me 74 a 19.2% to $15. ambs auotable at h he . Be aim, Te" tower. Ide: ‘other "aconre | 15 Can, Sou Se 52/101 % 101% 101% |“) Bet faye em ae 6 me | eS sis {2 S235. mediam to good at 7 the payments in the manner t you agreed. Bs Demand. ............$31,071,947.68 Ang broduce unchanged «36 other peoultryv 18 Cas “p ; r 40) 116 ly 118% 116 . ’ Rax FP . ‘ rig Tim time? 1? ?= ta “ft , os , one b ain ». dae a ; _? ati AC + ern “Qo - Ap: >»? * . Ss d ‘) ’ z u ati ‘ posits Th ; enaaeeaniteniif matinee ae a Ye y : ‘Bly sth, sy i~ © Cr & 8S] &s« 62 he we a ‘ we he . »> aml skins $4 "e $10) 1 PIO in ee ee 54,581,260.40 oe | | $3 ) evt on 46.103 % 1024 108! fe Seine 7s “42 am | oooh ole ose Cuipped lambs $11 7. Ged tp , * CHIe a l1we Boissons Ax {oO +1° ~ Ao evt 43 : . ‘ os AN, o @ rt, A a? . oO medium Silo ~ py S11 ‘J and ‘ ' PCTS Oe oe 69 195.17 121,422,408.25 li here . pr ih —The tone af the 1c 6 78 Dal an a, 95% Ons _ sweden fie “30 Tie a mS mon S& ¢ , : to S$ia7s Call as : Dian — 7 MMfing repo emesday Wap easy it? “. = A oye 4%, O4 44° : If Sw Sis ‘54 cf 5, LOS LOS %y | S75 o - Good to choice waetewe : i Niall . Med “J aa ; with 9c RQ reg F - . “ns . — ie a cis Ss OSs 00 &. ‘0 to $9 50. mediu NO: OWee ; a , qiie : a ; »s , i} , Wiese ; : ate . ma & é ium tt o> & j Soniry «w: . buyers replenished 1? do : , 1] 1a] Eis! . Jo'ys 48 1) HN & | $8.50 and p e > ©o0d $7._AO + $139,363,239.02 8™cun:. hen necessary and for smalt . Sige Ti Div'4M Baty 84A a4 ! Trondh Blas ‘44 ° Qn4 1014 1014, | Good to Diain to medium 86.50 > ae Sn * Tlogrs Dea lane endea ns sa / > ao 4a TT Dix 49 ea: . ‘ . 4 ty : i i. Of) : nos an i z- oes u€ ioe clipped ewe « ws yf} bur he vored “ clear ~ . “ } am “4 x4 a . nn ol ~ 4 ’ R ° - : yo meri imma * - ; . - « r) ft} , &! . ad daiffieu!t — t © 6B £. ae aa hon, * ? Tene ® i imi, Jimi, 7 nm air © root O45) +, - ie j ty in interesting buy- | 1 i . ‘os 40 Th i ae oa tas $3 to &4 ‘ a sPpers and ; &® @ ee ted =f 4« ao r. . te ~ wa Sf arxt alinned nnere wr! . - ‘ ’ ? " ts : e7e ; ‘y ‘Pa 4 7 : . "le P . ‘ . - o£ tiy = ®* @e#e 607 ,203,7 ] J, Cincinnats Q feet arise of 3. “+9 pe fs 1A Te} 4, 7 Saies in STQ00 re . brace . war can ' arrivele . ay ¢ . ] feet 1 = ag ' .- = ‘ ee - ‘ ‘ i 43 ] i’ M a, ‘. 4 , edi Moet P AY T “ fall of 3 >” fe rig 4 a**t)? *4 - ' pa oid a ’ vet . mouleville. & feet. a rise of .? 17 ‘ee a 14 45% 45%, 45% GOVERNMENT : | - | Biro, 24.5 ¢ Fig pose aA gp a iin wie aes . BONDS. te " 4 ~- ‘ eer ’ ~ ie | ‘> ‘ ’ > sae ~ ” ’ — - lt. a fall of .2 ' tA is “3S 1 ~ “' od? ty on if : _ K7 1 d Z - *Mphis. 18.2 <3 21 do C&M Miv oa “2 ie So™ 8% LE UL ae 19 jit + age SAS 3 | ead, ZInc and Cc Vick Fa feet. a rise of e ‘: , + “- : * «fel *® ais et? , oe 4 re fps $ }40*" ” 1 ‘ i 7 opper ae alist - / - ' »? ' : -_ ' . 7 * ° . - : 7? 4, ’ | x? . 4 Shure 23.1 feet P cee 5 al . 11 Te, TOG '. Dit ie | Rag A é - l M n iol “a OT Pa LAINI™ N Aret .S ocMeua wit tw ¢ tL. a fall of .4 ref ab “OT 9 —s . ‘ Wee 10 ori on , f fin litle F£ Vlaed ecepne Orle - ite “a «* : ¢ : 4 ° = ee a ‘eg 4 sé 4 4 *” ” .* » 1) — — 4 - . : ful® ex ii] or an oa ; yy WwW - ri j , 2 073 1? — ie , 10. = s, 4 h th) ; ; t »* ; e on ’ feet, a fall of .6. °* - be: 119%, 310% 119A usT 4 we tt, — To wr 4 futures “wae erire . . ly ‘. rt Is io J* ey ~~ es - 4 be 7 ; ft} 143? on $3 rT, | Sree. gored — e.) - it; 1 fe ets ; 4 ‘ * ‘eo... \ ; “ ; Tk ‘ - i ; Mb. «¢} is, i an “7 Htures “ere o de ‘ 34'105—@ ,105--5 1058 fal ue ee tee ci ae oo. 1%, Ga S—9 162; sinc. spot. £34. 158: futures Est, 17s ate futures, £33, 10s Bo Fo
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DETE a er tae ( ing bs x; There.._Frs Frid house jae We For cabal work eet ee frat - peer eat - ated D none ae - : { « ner noi he he Oue reward. rim 30 r sid asa a = "% VE CT ita diaaitie =2, Groy ° . tak r che — ed. to wa na | es Funera. 3 bet tes a Rennet " a ne . aM ae Se neo — mm sche uJ *, i} -— # T> —— ‘ er — nativn ee : entire | 16M Bros. ficure on - boty £ tg Nee IVES 18) wou 307 hw Spey er — of® De oS Euclid a ood » e pn ite . , @ wid ’ s , P e ery ‘ , e om 7 o~ Tlae owns ' ~~ 3 pa corneas ne : ima Ld Great Provost flannel ee ener ai and : iA ; + hae from sister.in-te Pomogee Mr: Ngee sa ¥rio. W 424 - . mates so ne Witeinia 1 on! Bigg. agg shadow | U mele. hone Viec- 1 .C Um oS ' nee wens e&3) | —- => Oli TB “Qeguekeenee: Cal to : with aay emp: oo res ipeer. rhange ht. 5. with ER—D “. Y ———" nape’ a! ‘tam ; mond ao RB. ech: . 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Oni vm ona Te ntck— ae ei ried, pees wed de = 1S | mo = miners. an 17 — and} , De! “e5 a Ty P lod avy. 1@ op BEA mee | SEW a — tA mov’ pea? ty al agg and | ang eevee) a fa ange a: of es vevalithed is _ ¥ — @ Laeene, mer! . — Fe a te Sear i b . il M an abe weil Sods lit - aan | x HNEIDER an ¥ of —" rece ave! p. ™@ Uk ta. reware 1N—Lost; 1s De — a. ORK — Bomon - baa | Prt : a 4 ‘ rt . e i vat a sey s ct Ge Tm . / — rk. 4 ’ . r rT) fre Sa. ‘ | ate 2 2 es o! $ cxEEDER - a argnme. “te Pigg more: alee; bet ea) | ate RK STOR at 2 50 c3 v — M = t prt — ent e iae at GIR! Ay af oe seh of - tS i. at ee! S: | 58 sa 4 m est on ml Gi rigiat PeE— orest_ + wita Si co) | 4 Raa ce at AG 610 ) load ; 4 ble anufa 40° ia | it oe ii = - (Ba and | i a + men: Hare an at 6.0 ve 7 iii P ng of Joann m Tuesd Lodge ASSES -! _ down Lost: TSYR. a Signe AR ae Was storas ace co ne or, ls : = fe De x 8 Nat | y production Pa "pret is for HL ee fi — pry ge Te 43 Mas i: “ntaat Ow sh i aia arpemal ao m2 uUesdas ' pei br. \ . r es ueedas No i —_ a i a raccoo ny a +>) salle hos ~~ ace. nab offers 2 8) j ™ / AUTO: mEN. M imar jon er preds — nod 4 ce. — 1s on rf perso i gu nod _ >a age AN ny ll = a + r mn, ott dent A wry arreat. Haw ,oue na OM hae: hie iabe Apr oft teh ren P pair (olf n. § | rates ! mo Centr mov ¢ rat Juar | OM AN— roo ma ©) | mil Bui a Bod shap - aa | a aad me. ate nt | Ri —About 1 ‘Cait Rieery ‘Ces amine Ch Chavet 18 se ae se Sig aes ms ee ny cant ie aio age ae | dei 2159 ‘Gcevaan r By con "reaaced our | | delet. sai HA NICS ANIC—White. | Freat Dis e dar : room ‘paintiz a y framers 3 awk SACRA = 2 — a a teeinen ~ cI_sro-— mere a (ho pril "90H Gr venue. ts fune ip ~% Eontpattincage - ASSt = es *Tune hain: gas oe MO =~ or ame 4 tora ‘act o our | AC AU Mo rences Cs-—-E ite A x Dispet ames state Rana thd ex M : A une mo SALESMA m car meq uibe > arr. ~oviogaenli! rch 18. at oes «Fb. DLA ‘9 M Pe he ts en dfati it @ classes —4] ale . Grat ea a: #$s rn ct VW V ING aan "901 anon lo | fe - No — MEN, TOM: 7\ io i. cn ay erm a expected nd xpert. etal b op se! oe of sweaters ALESMAN we 21 ¥ Tan i Cuneo, 1 inte ‘pment “ us CER seour! home, «5 at ii Sa po dhol a K oge will nd 8S 22 ee Poretre «a 2 tel! 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Oo ke oung SET N - a ADD ry t 8 office | Pun ress and te uri asion — ee Ri-— = Fe -U oine:- out at J ftie ¢ un eT", tale 3 me Ss 1 Re Be Se on M JLASS wi es est ne “war —_ - 3917 NIT peta! work R- Ac t-Di nen shee: i; set seria rv. ma AD E 1013 lv o the : ' 4 per » nes frou ar Ne ** +4 To | ay et ue sani in-la® , éea ouaph gnee mot sister-i Foner aay ~ kiu l> Pp Mon : > . Pari she!) ; - « Olive 17 Fie e we oetr i ate CO ‘Spat rte; or BRAK nd. nign n or piy a x Un before wa ch Ye p BS noe nd +o a : sis COC . 2 ary eo. 6 tg tes Mode ae a r bro gle oad il pana = gy au 3th eo Pac an ‘ ~ig tu lad Lost : a Saf Mein ai C Freight ve, t RE AS mM a nokkeejers fi CNTANT—s ®vare ' ey Nee One t work etreng_& — ’ _namulact bycabew pd fore a. : ] athe press ° Herars a, ae | a ‘od aA oe #8 ~ | eS a end on fia sot weap | ly , unc Bun th un o cek. ¢ Séd! e. , a 5 MOTE b car. de 1003 ist - a not —s a —— on g vi vo | ‘ : San ge ene. a ance a Ay BE nay me yore . 2# ii Punera! ~4 oe ong ane vm gga H - = aK E = Vaiu ee shell 3 i . | OF General W Forwa a ; fs, s | 8 A LS: RS e -_ not ees . ar , B Annee es. Qua! can - 6 + TION BISC e of su w a ; Millin operat . ~ as Frees, : a” & cNY. . woos SH At mis Ener ag ad tg « 4 time ae | * st. ursda. ee tis ke of “eran MESH $1 PPER—S me uh Ureeble. cen Ofsave money arehousi ing | a rR “meth Ros 0-417, nly tee; regula ce wens - —Colored pee ie Co. e flat o ti a UIT CO. wafe a acct machi ae orean 4« Eresches, Col = = G | 14 int . p vem be: bi i of ry | of a. fn Ww be ont! and nio bu “ a ni 20U ect issn «hot .-¢ 0-41. 14D + ae and $3 va wor Z ' : T ; nes: i z” nr vo ’ a nm . : Se ven! "ine 8 $20. bro of Dor - a 4 end 3 J bets ye peo? : ad Union. § Bratton tn ll ev a i A. se. Phone teb |p ity ge LF evud 1 Post-D a. nave tee any hy h ork, 1424 | MEX eK G aD 5 Ww ; 1043. Supervisor A Pousenert 04 Sieemanager de — 2 | ake Kirke mic seam tie tener age. ergiber. er trom resider ae. 3 Say ond aay PEAR "Bast sre Pew mash S58 LAN rice | Bora Got Tae Din 88 BOY 10 wok seader. 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grag? ‘s__ 98 90,637 FOR SALE “Wants’ iALESMEN WARTED ‘store: ‘fountain ea- Sax TORR Din Bet handle ‘help and something new di : unless vou have abiiity along i take care of fruit and -Apelt H201 Gravois. to wash h dishes and not making “$500 month and clean revord ‘of sales! nani it: 3 rhang gineer. Hotel Btatier. ( ag wermend « Ged tee 5 tees sche yarn on Aas (2 trades pertaining to the of automobiles and quantity production basis, ria Wood mill hands, Wood shaper operato Body framers on eg Trim press operators, Punch press operators, Lathe operators, Milling machine 0 Screw machine Day and night jobs, leasant working conditions, THE ae: CORPORATION SOUT HBEND, IND. (04) AGENTS WANTED_MEN AG ENTS—Insurance., > for ponsibie posit. . "ccd res me. * | of sw exuters Baa ag al exciur.. “Recommend starting iv commission basis Missouri and surround'te State froun d vou are now cove f. ature est man for. te re- n and ‘Seinen exver! gino ne ‘oan excep- and closing your add salary to the ua . ne Shop, 2 De SALESMEN place six more junior salesmen to call on St. Louis house- _wives, with big rorpen offer. $15 straight weck- ly salary se seml1- monthly bonus on sales which will gag wed men to > of sugar wafers. pulT CO., 1117 a sre. ac"; a appearance. 1506 Hodiamont. (oa bees ss. experiencec ma-— shers and stee!) castiiy | gamed and living ~ sol 7 oa Saye ] 107 -] 109 Olive street. SAL -ESMEN We have just opened our new subdivision. jng property located in the city. This is your opportunity | to make big commissions. ‘tl. Call between | Gand 4. ROHN REALTY CO., 708-10 Title Guaranty Bldg. Salesmen Wanted Severa) Meat appearing active men. We have the xoods at levee em hetween 93 an, and “” p preferred. 8: of. Post. Dispatch. — Box 0. ' a } canvassing cneiinnce. in making emai! ; — tion expenses allowed: ae ‘s La CANVASSERS and d SOLIC TT ee a aes "ASSERS AND SOLICITORS — we iller ia the man to see e aa for ~ bes: mone jour. on our sales en ce. Ww 5p AES ets ig 4 - must be neat-apeparing. a to frais Go. 708 | = — a ” SALESMEN | WANTED | cor ‘FEE SA LESMEN—} HOUSEGIRI—For ceneral housework; _TRIMMERS—Experienced on banded chil- oy ae pa n electrica' f 3 me Thousands of prospective buyers are wait to be shown and Real estate experience is not necessary as ' _we train vou and assist _ references requited App 5988 Minerva. after come from the — “ane workers | come 500 to 1000 per cent this sum ner?) will convince vou that Most be able to zi . S62 HELP WTD | O.—WOMEN. GIRLS a White. “t for 4 Nai] family: small apartment: no laun- view 19707 Pershing. first floor. on GiRLS—Fo: tight factory work. between é 7th aces of 17 and 22. unmarried hae aaiow 9 ( floor. te ee rt one 6 ow a: Oleg x “ti ‘ ’ last year—58,071 MORE than the THREE EE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. “B® HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE $169.75 OUTFIT DE LUXE THREE ROOMS. COMPLETE. tine ‘erat he 4d room niahOgany Savenntie suite, daven |HELP WTD.--WOMEN, GIRLS general housew ork. | PASTRY COOK—White «+ Bo SO nr te ee gens FOR ALF. OUSEH'LD ac GOODS | FOR SALE TOR—Large size: $8.50 u — Exchange, —{cb0) 5 AFES—New ane _ueed ; PR R ESSER—Expertenced at once, Friedman Mi! CHEVROLET—4 pass PAINT —Geauine Government white “paint, 27 i. ic5) 29 Finnev Lindell ots PAINTS—We make and deliver” _ me cuntabies: run St, Louis, Paper Can and Tube Co.. 3273 | PRESSERS—EXPERIEN NCED. _Mabdiewood, (cb) _BOATS AND L=gogee __chanics Paint Co.. 1 or ENG coening sale of _forniture.. carpets GIRt—To assist nurse and do some labo. | ON BOYS BLOUSES, WORK axe: no” exvericsice be-over 21 years of [SHIRTS AND HIGH GRADE saath te start. Call at at 412 Holland Blés | COLLAR SHIRTS. ears old. to make sur- PAINTS—High 4 grade. $1.50 gallon: % cence etine: lead wore pound. | s, Quic range. furnished complete. $17.50 down b SC 2618 Franklin av, Furn. Houses & Fiats For Sale | FL AT—Cont ents ‘ . Go Steiner & Schneider.” HORSES AND VEHICLES VACUUM CLE ANERS rea sampie gical dressings: $30 a month. board and : TAKE A FEW pone Lutheran Hospital Ohio and (3) LEARN ' heat and hot water. , , ° |* see ROC ERIPS—A - Also grocery ELY & WALKER ‘ ‘dump wagon. me. TRUNKS— W cate aaa GIRL—Yi a , in timekeeser'e Sram? aickete and work SHIRT FACTORY, be familiar ———— , roRD— ips + coy pei entra goods WASHER—Eden: HORSE For «00d horses. ~ with = Fria an a) > | HOUSEHOLD goons WANTED __ Metropo! itan_ in Storage Co.. 3950 ine (ce) io, ington av. Peters Co. Mfrs... 1°09 EIGHTH ST. iIRL—To work on fine custom coats: good | SALESGIRL—To work in bakery: salary and steady jo Ds , enced: etate only js SH ack. 7 Sane Post-Dispatch. City Club Bldg.. 1018 Locust. SCRUB WOMEN ARL—General housework: “small family, ers. Albany no washing: go home nights: good! Sk SAMSTRESSES Wages: references. 0000 Cavanne, * fioor west. (oy 4559 ' | GIRLS—For general factory work: light. (Ae ae aTENOGRAPHER Satie ANDIRONS —Furn! iture, dwellings or sinail Delinar 56U or Delmar s61 carpets, contents RETIRE WASHING MACHINES a gipakes of Sal hate’ : repair HOUSEH’LD heer F = aie BABY BUGGY—Lliovd, for $10. p361 Perdhina. th their brand new —-Experienced ‘paint ec} lean- MAC one a a girls to |SHIRT CUTTERS—EXPERI- learn. NATIONAL EMBROIDERY "co. | ENCED. ELY & WALKER YOO Washi \ugton. HOU SEGIRL—White _ work: assist with children. _3033 ae , dite tien ¥ PUMPS—Have a number JOHNSON AU TO. co., waar Olive, fem) and rob Ami Mg ure. and duplex steam m. _ i = on *) , STENOGRAPHE R By estabiisne na i 17 iy. “SS won nat ee amar ive, tenon AUTOS Wtd. by week, month, while you wait. L210 Olive, (c8) $ > ~" oes Fay B for ron. Si syries car; 3) work: white oniy. Leonori Auction Co.. ‘female. 7 montns "23 FORD COUPE et ‘'N. Tath “Kast bt. EEE ington. work good pay: WORKING HOUSEKEEPER—Middleage; | 821 Morgan. ath NI CGR raya) _— ETS—Severa! consists of buffet. | nished complete, $98 a5: $10 down; Bo MATERIALS DO YOU NEED MONEY? workingman’ s outfit. references: small fami. Lindell 2439R. WOMAN —Housework. assist 3401 Washington ) Cabany 9405W_ after 4 Dp 4 B: _m. eee ee ee ee a! L. P. BRASCH r . 2618 Franklin av 5) MUST MOVE secondhand paisa Auto sone te 5 te + eft 1 HOUSEKEEPER — Reliable. to assist | WOMAN—Coi iored: New and slightly used furni- FURNITURE—One Park bl. Autos Wi'd Badiy’ |~ ; FURNITURE =? reduced. Old furniture in housework. for room and_ kitchen experienced. privilege of reduced board. 4112 Castle- a man. _ | WOMAN—In confectionery HOUSEK EEPER—White: adults em- to 9:30 p. m.;: ployed; small motherless home; middle- can occupy rooms on . ’ floor. Phone Forest 826° CAMRA Wtd —ox7: must he In aye A We jee s: for new. OLIVE MOTOR Mt CO. 2010 Washinston aged, reliable: references. Box O-198, WOMA N— Middle-aged. white. Post-Dispatch. § on non men. ae" only Vv “51 8 Sy + es eXPEreHC e m selluny BeC —o dA HELP WTD.— WOMEN, —- se ee “RS—$12 } , i N— Men and young men, reyes S HANDS—Experienced; 4 for ,beriue nent position. SAL ESMAN—Wi ith car. are ful chan ‘e . to en on cme i; 7 RL S—-Experienc ed, S\LEsMe s TRON ER— -Experien ed. selling. experionce net “aaa ease. ey hat e te paterences: — Dperccecd SAL. ESMAN—To eoty big proposition eT 5 xDerienced. — ive ae awake hus CUBE RM AID Exp erienced ; 401 N. Bulwer. ce) SAL ESMEN—E xperienced sei eiling twisted: NU RK sE—E experi lenced; 1 GIRL—kaverienced. charee of co) ee. © we 1 me. t pi | SA LESME (N= We eed Wo to call on Toads couk—c olored wom at peciait our wh tea rbigt tes “i don . wri i tN MAKERS” eee Gon Ke ome ready he ner" Sommercia): ¢ quainted with } " Mampes and state salary 'W ; etal grocery ‘trade: Go K— Ex verien) t ee goa with P * i; ‘lea parlor maid— “Metn- 4385 Marviand ic4) ocdist Orphan Hore, COOK ang er TAN DS—Tes ner 11 un aseal opportunity MANDS—Tenorer’ “event commnission. ¢ rw 2. ra coo —cajored woman: | SAL zB MioN— Now eailing on the ree ‘ ! repia’ ement spriaan Appl ) ) Parkhurst Hotel, clean Spring Service Corp., 332 Cr 10 NT ER G I RLS—Exi perienced. je ler shana lor: vord Cars; ‘ir of 5 time, — Vuleanmspiing Service Cerp.. sown: _beraaln, | FURNITURE—3 _ refi : common sense to he A of refinement and mmon room, living room and kitchen: g00d ca ee Morrie, anid ive. Steiner Furniture Co.. > Wid —lIlicheat prices pa car at a alocounl would . a ‘ ® ; LA DIES—Young. to take orders | for sti- | drawing account and bonuses insuring $50 ] ‘ tionery; eell for $1.25: 25 per cent com- | to $100 per week: FUR NITC RE ——Rues, draperies. china. Ob. | 112-114 North 12th St. ening CAR CO” uk heuer Herry Appelman. mission: in and out of city: expenses na} hut tact and appearance essentia! CASH OR CREDIT OUR GREATEN’ OF STOVES living room _and dining sets ; x evulpped; 8676, open evenings. ax sae. 4-cylinder, late model, ali Soatawen Sales Co.., 4 908 | South “i Coupe, $975: burn with 90-day Ane Tei R NITE RE—piece —— eee ee Cail Benton ~ 60° od J for appointment. ic4) F E. Compton _LADIES—With ward:obes: ages 18 to 45, | Bide. Ask _ for Miss for motion pictures: bring phote: cal) prouNS LADY—To before 1() a. m. or after 4 vu. m National | 714 N Jefferson Film Studia Os, ji §&. Sa! ‘ah. ae (3) Gis NG “TANY—P. LADIES—To jc join crew and trave! with al farniliar with cenera) office work lady manager, calling on home in emall | eapericnce and salary fowls: transpor tation expenses advanced: | ee ne | re TOONS EL 7ADY—For do. mn norfirn P tn LISTERS AND BUNDLE W RA on PERS—| « th he a er nant ecneation + Experienced apts at once. $10 Ma i 37° ¢o 23 Ann) 4 By + Wirt h_ Taundry Co. | 9 Ath anil (ive LAUNDRY i; enced adv = — a . CI JOTHING—Ladies’, coach: has new mo- tween this and a new one except the price, $075. AND FURNITURE WE SAVE YCU %3 TO % a oTror: and eter so eee a Om yan wupe, startling valves in OTS ee 4- ’ © yt. orme Oren HUBR. 2401 Locust »! cevnines (t " : ! . rugs and all household goods, New — Coa gz piece American Walnut bedroom suite. CUAL, COKE aa , woop SHERIDAN COUFE oO'ne irone bx perienced Wirite house, din ne SAL E SL, ADY Experienc ed for. bakery dent room. ‘21 Wuinderm- re _Forest 3759 ras 49 \. &th ic MAID—Colored. for general housework | SAL bE: B WOMEN DE xperienced. and assist with cooking 9169 Maple homes, Atmetal Shop MAID—General housework: white. {9 | SALKESLADY—F or St. family of 3 adults: references reyuired experience in 4915 Linder bi... dd wert apt. iC) | T3860. Post Pees Ai or dining room and downstairs SALESWOMEN— Work; German preferred, oe Pe rtle: 1G | 39 hours weekly ae]! ing figure ‘train! ne | PB For OS wee Oe eo Cr i nd supporting garments. > | M \ID—E xperjenced white for gene ral Patan 437 housework: re ines ne es required yd nica. ST IES , fami!lyv 490” Are’ : 3d floor east. Fo: i * SAI. BE: UAT LE — ladi 8. est 1620 MILL INERY GUTTER piv Wednesday $150 8-Piece American Walnut Dining-Room Suites, $81.00. vacancies on our sales force: commission: morning wor” AB wy lation Dept. 401 60 buffets and sideboard. "$3 ‘iron beds. springs and mattress. davenettes Limousines F — Sate CASH ‘pald for diamonds. old cold. platt. num eo dsiiver —, ~ Coupes For Sale BUICK—Coupe. @- 7Beter. be het lg Bb! a : le 3) bedroom and dining- Experienced Appliv at once. SHE ames: ROBINS > izes 531 W ashington_ ay. (c) s..L ESME XT? sel, iv make big. mfwney se'l printing for yournelf. _ GIRLS—Experienced. our efter wil! ‘aie nd Elm, _ powit pce Pig dal fair education " D OPI: RATORS — E xperienced . ant ye aul Pg ge ie grown pase Box Co.. Ny ators on fabric hats. Apply ready for work. SAL ESMAN. experienced ae pi houses; 4 a and operators. ah otter Jonn- RTMENT Assis? ANT-~— > Pinning mill work; must ee a be SHw ASHER—MeMillan Hail, Washing- 2» $15 room 61th Tisthone Bldg... DH North ithe 4 ore - a ues rio Co SAL S41 ERM EN Se: iL coul an carioad lots pon oy G eae rist Incorp., . grde or matin ling: expt — ' perm a week's vay liberal drawing account ie esi w ashineton Coal Go.. Ba iw E R “MAK AK ae ee ees: | FRx finishers, U. 8. | fellers, collar setters, collar makers, and also 50 girls to learn shirt ELY & WALKER SHIRT F peo tga BA LESMAN—Te “elk “canned ‘goods of. towa institutional trade. Must be = this line of work or ~ ng = red a Eien and Meronlon. ata to ehh enera its Joxurence Co. wants 4 interest and approval: 44 Ma ere ‘ ’ Underwear $655 3 SALESMEN : Neat in appearance, art willing to be trained by sucessful men, whe are not satisfied with a liv wage ¢ n make real mone 7 oun ® dime.” and denert =e pen ae ite ene _Tarter.. ~ Sores or. . power “we wi «end 3 Bridge. | SALE! eae Necmer “A vuung men to represent them in re soung mit to represent them in must be ageiessive a porns — ~ ooking, an general g goon. Braue wind Pine. WR) t “on kaidt ie > ali ote 1:33 aE SALESMEN— We teed a . few rc capab’ Piiance dqpartment to ‘eal pliances Including eter irons, ean emp lorment: PB EXCEL UVRESS 4 SGRKA—AU once Union Electric Co, _ 12th. sHiesladies in St. vork: congenia! MILLINERS Fxperfenced trimmers and machine oper- nn ae ee a ae a 4p. m. $?00 High-grade, Overstuffed Bed Davenport Living-Room Suites, $128. FURNITURE EXCHAN’F 19th. end Ww Washington. FURNITURE — The store where furniture of quality ie SALESTADIES—A on has openings for. 6 no ho use -to-nouse DIAMONDS + ‘bought ms te 35 anv «ize amount. Perel tieg thee Senee aecacies For Sale Side Buick Auto Cc HEV ROL FTC our S03 Arcade B de. BUICK— Roadster, Der a ee SS ee CHEY iy nes oupes. — ROSENTHAL-SLOAN. factory No. 2. 1214|8ALESLADIE S—The Mississippi av. ic4)! companion is | priced moderately. DIAMONDS boug’t | uD to, roam through our vast stock and realize that you have at | store where you can Ranges: Special, $39.75. Short Lengths of ——_—_ dential work: take orders CHEVROLET—Coupe. 19% a3: bareain pu eresane high: grade Millinery Designer | 2° Scanlan sd Sa lesledies cone|\ dered ; 1! By large millinery concern.! for advancement. Must be experienced in de-| pres Rie. Linoleums; Special, 50¢ rd $38 High-grade Side-Iecer Re- good moreno ity i AND =. p | aiety at the Sse stores CHEV ROLET COUPE— A | BETTER | BUY Is rite. _ Open evenings. signing popular priced hats, | SALESLADIES— persuaded to buy. let us show you _frigerators; Special, $20. 75. through and help BUICK | RO. ADSTEI Inc... now have Box MM-195, -Post- Dispate ' tear. class salesladies, ment the “U. 8. NI! RSE S—Srea: iy ” pos tion 1. Americ ‘an Hos. ments established pital, Maffitt and oe , (cs) Louis 10 stvles dresses, OPERATOR—E xpemenced dressea. de chine undergarments, Kopelwitz Bros... 920-24 Washington at division office, 5th floor. (ci) | Suite 910. Syndicate | OF ERATORS—Experienced on dresses. | _™ rugge) St. Louis. Apply ready for work. Hirs hfie d Qres- | SAL ESWOMEN—An man Drees ('o.. RO’ Washinator (4) ! for house-to-house OPERA TORS—On iadies’ dresses. at once, | Daring is now cesmaaiioae: 1Rth and ~ ashineton ~ SELLING '|FURNITURE ON A o, NEW, BASIS 2646 Latererte: pF ew ~ BUICK 6 ROADSTER Bauipned @ Cully: a bargain at $60 oor: METHL DY “ke PAOR. Reilahte Grand and Weet Pine Linde CADIL ieee, eseenens } uper- “het. ~-Betut o ane Pardue. 63°20 Delmar. c a VROL ET—4 DA SS . coupe. _ Cabany pan 1080) GAS STOVE S—Se vera, hi ' you ere in the market for a closed Open Sense oes ate 7. EEN _fasio Repesene ___. r AO per cent caneaiintets. a event harter Oak > —_——— ee yas ¢ mf" Lustig-Kolmes Co., 803 Washington, | to 10 a. m. and’ 9 (3) Ti. Pp oth floor. | Olive « * OPERATORS— Thoreughiv experienced on ” ' mens pants: aiso “Apap inj machine giris teed aes “line: y ” eT) rr . i} i Glaser Bros. 131% Washington. — fe 80) et gee aoe Bridge & Beach, Quick Meal frav and biue enamel. city LA NGAN *BROS.. War SF nal Ain at the lowest orices EE ms nationally adver. for sae or bri ng your "aon to 702-3 ¢ en: 44%) CHEVROL ET Ro NEWE cl alsgaee 1 ti de ‘“ gain 18th and Washinates. c76 AGply City forme OPERA TORS— Exper! a on dresses: | oaK Hote) Berriaad. steady work and good pav: weekly cua’ HOSE HOW! D { OODS— Reasonable. . U _ , . ~ ' = - peepee : , GRAD DES A\ ALL ABI. fe ; SEWING MACHINES SO GRHOLO GoODS—We ay everything lent cendieian: can be bought Peiericmenonsenins | Ta those with outside selling ex- | “M AC HIN Es S—sin cer “ARTIC 'L iE GU ARA +'1~—19%4—fiedae Business © antee. Apply at once. Goldfarb Mfg. Co. SALES - & 209 Ww ashi ne! on, 8th fh mor. io a OPERATORS—Experienced on porch : win ihe | dre mane: mece work " week work: appl, | perience we wl! give a eontract for | at on National Skirt and Drees” Co a : cial canted . Pay Wash, neton. _ 6th floor ‘C) $15 straicht weekrs salary and semi e: virtually ae new aod | ] 1924 24 speedstor. low nt TEED EXACTLY OrERATORS — KEapenenced op wasn, monthly bonus on sales. dreases and bungalow aprons: piece or | women can average over $40 weckly. acek bade high wages guaranteed. Anna M‘g. 810 Lucas. 5th floor (c3) | Call Thursday ADVERTISED uphoistered in iapen |. “aac ‘HI NES! nger, , priced to eell er | ae See value: y : hefore 19 ready for | {eee poe ae pe De ry and geo ) CHEVROLET roadeter, 8-8. 1974. ~ASen A TORS | ps ahteggdl oa work, WELCH ‘ , adies’ dresses on mY exper ientes °C an on A N. Mh | 1107-1109 Olive street. filo “DODGE COU PE, $35 A wwell little roadster for sum ic 5) Herz SAI, ESMEN—Become CLEAN ERS— Experi. inh perience 7900 sovtanurnt death. Ai sick weekly eomaente. $15.5 —— rieranteed steady inco NET —stadinsie inetined | £250,000 deposited NEW ERAS SHIRT CO. 901 Lucas, ‘4+ | ATORS. UNION SPECIAL CYLINDER | - Experienced operators only: steady ments: yr k vear wroun j SALESMFEN—20 Chicago | city and state 58 se liing slandard “every speed for apot direct to men Necessary if willing to Ww paign, exclusive cou his ; income i ola ae ag 7a3 “st eaten “hg Med & Kalter. Mir. ; ti oh iit “For fastors coe not over Peerleas Cone Co.. ¢ D. Jones. American oe epiwarance ersenitin | nit | SALESMEN—10- s10n : naitonal adve experienced girl pe e- parts for experienced oper- 2. | ators on high-grade shirts “eLRCTRIC. CORP. WE: wid ectuak Claremeat ' bLoVu Mt ENT DEPT. . PLYMOUTH les of cutt am and making ch} :E ; CKE CO., 1421 Olive. | ’ ANGELIC A JA LKE T ¢ (c4 WwW ash Goods, : | r Silks OPERATORS | Silks, On dresees: steady work, with the high inens, prices we pav and the enone Sg ‘ Laces, eeeh bonus vou are assured of making hiv : ewenreett TLANt;-KOHN MFC Cx... 14f- Ready -to Wear. Loc ist, Sth fieor ve 3 Leather Goods, OPERATORS WANTED | Toilet Articles, Experienced Singer single needie girls | Hosiery, sverall jackets, also Inion Special two | a nae caaie seamers on overails Steady work Underwear, union «cale Peters (o Mfra Park Gloves, and Delman «st. 1700 west “OPERATORS — AND PRESSERS ‘Good positions open on all steady work year ‘round. ‘| Rice-Stix Factories ed ee ee ee epick and “pan aft the STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES |. k, NEWELL c 2 | hace a JACOBEAN ARM hol a ered ar at and back, tA ‘SET solid mahoranr: beautifully carved | Operators, Union Special : | Experienced on fiat bed and s! de mg col dl € SW | CM 2: | ete ady work at best prices Applv to Mias | ‘3 X | IH We require a number of part-time LIVI saleswomen in the following depart- like new ait extras 7 ( RD ‘ Coupe 1024 $s ba | le 33: 33 Ww ashinaton terme ~ UNIVERS ie 3401 Leeuw. FURD—Readeter good tires termes __ Mor FORD —Roadater. —= -- FU PRNITT RE—* ‘ha tre, the store fixture ond : te ' FURL S—lioms eum 123 Arcade Bide >i hacen ‘ rT TP Ew RITERS—Ali inciud!:# bortabies: ie ename ht rae TANKS : Boys’ Furnishings. Apply Superintendent of Employ- ment, Mezzanine Floor, Stix, Baer &F uller’ FOR SALE—WTD like 4! chatter 7 1169 8 Kings REDROOM SUTTE: teautiful four pierce im tuding ofMinch dre@er PY rt i RERIGER a A rT R—: 3. “Ane Kirwan sow. —- oe REF RIGE RA TOR s—hie upholetering, silent moter House Furr ching i“n ut: , or houariana walnu = — . Care : mapeaee fourbank office > ma , E. a e2 RFFRIG RATC Ri “REPAIRES ow Gibeon. 0227 Ree. the time to have vour refrigerator naired ae put in oe2 oe and save bes ne Corona Trpewriter Ralce | Geen Ev ery Evening 30—60—90 Days Considered I. ee eee “ FORDR—« coupes 4 tore hae es: rane ape as "sethilioes 5 “pion “+t iter Co. FOREST 3858 DENNIS BROS. REFRIGERATORS ee ( TIPIARITE Ra—Aii re factory re- 4414 PAGE } eareons Laney roe a 1807 CHOUTEAU 1 PANT RY GtrL—E xsperieneced, h a Anniv Mr. Williams in restaurant, , fhoor. Union Station, c) | PR EF ndiing wood. tate: ag wor frui ee “9 pay Co , Ohio and 'SASOLINE PUMP— tanks; cheap. O704A De! mar. and eee the lareect f mong tim the efty at the very lowest orices? Be'ding. Halli and White Frost. GAN BROS. 18tb and Washington. 4524 Delmar BI.
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WED .Bsabpay. APRIL 15, _ 1925. es Es go | APARTMENTS South | WEDNESD 44 ase ga 122,415 AUTOMOBILE Want ads kc last year—43,441 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers ‘ COMBINED “we APRIL 13 a — ee = = | ROOMS FOR , pel SSS | ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | uss FO fe ee ea ————— SSS AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES | ROOMS Connecting’ tor housekeeping” 1. | MCPHERSON, ; a ee a A A YAHLEM’S SPRING SERIES SALE: | ao YOU ARETHEUMPIRE! F r a les odies For Sale | conveniences, pri a | gle reum; fora Aute | roomers. Lindel! Boot aok Sands p.m > i “ATH for o ‘ no othe be upie. Touring Cars For Sale __ Auto Bod ” >. ots 3331—S veoma, Murchy ted ~““““Gases “eon DORA, auiter, Gee mien te) 4953 WES = | STAR—Touring 1923; fine shape: har | BARGAINS in Ford bodies, ig ic® | ROOMS—Two. . furnished | light, housekeep- ¢ » MAPLE 69154 rain terms, tr ade. Morrie. -810 © ‘) Ave. Sunomv Coa tn i ng: finest neighborhood. 70 (a «[6wfam ou | . g speci BODY — ran‘ ye . rest S231 kitchen: in house fer $*8 ist floor. 3 = 2 27X ROOMS aND ; STI DEBAKER—Touring special 6. exce’- BODY—Fora touring: ie wane a (c73) | ily of permanent adults. Fo cars and churches: jee Dene REP an s. A parlor. M y beds Two a. lent — i order bargain. open c..«- DY BARGATN=—A iways., commercial Centra! M AR YLAND 4 heat strict! modern | Pry «“Reautifulle gecore:- ’ e ngs SOS (us ae . is ’ BODY _s ts i 7 —— ay) Ol ios) ; full furn she . y Pe . . BAL : _ 2650 a bu / es a Ot 33 . rooms .@**. Fer cand of a Da LARD T1031 —First fier. room érceee CLAUDE i : > ‘body 5 ure: ter to suit is — a , d | STUDEBAKER Bie 6 touring body: als ea ru terme to § , models: terms. trade ALCAZAR HOTEL. 31%. Locust-—* ian MARYLANT $167 D- = OD or wiv decorated. rent $15 ; Packard 2d series touring body. Don- | FOR 7 iES—A A . - *s = 1. OW, Sh WV kK, US I SELL 60) U SED b ARS TH S W | | “a —— 1022 iis —y . Bo te FORD yorme, trade, | ct 35 oO ve. (C55) | i 3044 A—Connec: n® ‘ght housft heep MINERVA of Lafavette — atartment * mtv argir City - : -_ } 4 | 4 2 2 Ltowr i Sou'tb ce GU wp: té ~ #* ae ; , my © ~a M Pe ? . NED q q , Buick Auto Ce. 2646 L ~ good condition: | ” $” du ‘oo: | MONTCLAIR. 1 eg Fe STU DE BA KER. T ou RING REY ROD T—Sport n a6 “3 ‘Detms —_ F pe oe ae room. me wath: ee S@larate entrance, _aduite. ¢ . . , ; , ¢ iF 1p! | Light 6 in fine running condition: a| —_S@crifice. Mart wo roadster, truck er x "Central B39. pear ‘cr XEG SERRE Y aan The createst collection of used cars ever displaved in one place. I cra) bargain s27 | FORD BODIES—Tow | if ea! —“— 42200 Natura! Bridge =>. Firat floor front, eas ranee gentiem You must admit that the prices asked in this sale are the greates ema” ear, ae a ne ei : rh 44 floor (A-2 C-3) rooms and : 0 PANGBI RY | i roorn. 2 Murphy bede. See jaai-| fletna- ‘lh. Cabeny 4 GENE I ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut NEW APAI eee SS) | a ftls te 6531 San Modern aE al tee se ‘ — —_— —— $275 4 —— = | 3: First | KARDELL MOTOR CO. 3145 Locust_(c3){ coupe. eeda __—_ = (9) | POE ein Teen: ane _. | NEWSTEAD . ager |, 2 ~ BODTES—Brand-nes 4-pasee -4 e “y ?; | 1—-1924—Studebaker Light 86: touring, _— fac | ~ FY ‘ri 2 £325 ow’ or a on.’ i J KLLA Ni: i months coupe. origina! cost A. =) | Rcrth ee ee ae m1 : 3 — | nished rooms c ; ™ every ’% vt ae ae ;ARFIELD c ang sun perior end siceping ch. | mings 4650 Easton Delnar 2547 | 33. 34x4. $7.95: 32 33. et ont $8 95 . greeter rooms: private e_ home | PARRY EW. 4532— cjuding * i “ENE J. ALTHEIMER, SI; et. j a eee Blew & (ct | ~ ee -» > & OS "9 th . . ee fat A. LSX) | _mat! orders filled _ ir Ol aS areiie : HIGHLAND 5954—Two large. light. un-| $5 $7. Forest 7 TIRES—Pas as you ” | Pr 1 om ‘ furni shed rooms: bath. gas. elec gas e. ec tric. — ; PA RK view an Peed on . . . OUT i THEY GO oe cele sie _— — C83) ee: BY suitabi e tor 9 - conven : = . | " om -« ~~ tt ot pet oe } ~ ~~ / tiona!l buy for someone looking for ani FACTORY ADJUSTMENT CORD—Mi. ler ! Northwest | ’ ! : ten | Sougyie ' ‘ » oO 3 . ~~ ts e 7) ¥ Keer ’ ARAARAAARD TARA. dJS—Terrace Mail; eeeqnd fraor. cLAB 5356. ne brand-new : cheap 7 . € , : . ! , ) . ~—- i «! rez callie a eS . 3 Val Wes Vou ve ever seen. At 1 Que . | 1—1922—Srudebaker. Light 6 touring: $175. terms. 3333 _ \ —“§ “tine goed) | akewyOx —|p08— Furnished ‘coms: “e™l¥) veniences: private Cen Part: 3 Southwest meat of City Limite ce * JH | months to fay TRUECE ia MY — it. Sump. ae ic >i | — o -—nhaiendl eonnect ng lieht house n*e,y ! si O \ “2 + 61 N ; ———. “ ——~. ae Vin a Save c= —_ -«. Mv *- ~ CNIVERSAL. 3401 Locast tion: £50. 2916 Mad:son = i J aes anveniences , zaragr. icda3x + | set . ~-Ui——Nicely ca , GA! -room avdar- EST END REAL TS =a ~ — sour ge ais ce ena Sa ee Ce ef. \y furnished : er 1m _fromt southera = men’ a rg? | ah: rooms "ear scohim - é Cahary "953. Pa ~- “7 1—1923—Buick 4: touring. chea; ! For Sate BLAIR 3961—Comp: P ica, | PAGE BL.. 42 OW —Neatiy oe with cood car and bus lines couvenieni; | LL S00 DOWN > io DOW N | | iia Bone nee Chass ~ ° rooms +0! __housekeep? ing he keeD hs use keepin _ rooms . ~~" light Moew and up-to-date in every way: iow | | sige . tate e ew eee erence SIS Chanc'er 7 PUTING cseress S250 VELIE—¥® ce or ex hange mr 7- pass ed = th SEV ENTEENTH. 1504 5 —Housekesping range: couple: ali rent ' aba ny i) = ' | oo Nesohees seepage pens bebe Oe See eee ee | room, water and gas. Tyler 166). (c6)| — “BL.. 4204-9 SABANNE. 5844—3 roome | genie aneepepmemepaete: 577 oa. =e enes pepe tocce eee oman have you? RBubenik S128 Cabanne. (80) | Tires For Sale | “rooms: gas elect rie. \\ ULNSON- STOCK E-BUE MANN. ; - “eee . ene vv ee @eeeee ] Lal Dodg:’ . “+e evreeeeneet © Gee poor { VEL 1E—Tourine 5. Daseenrer: an excep | et = = ie : rN Tek | ;, vi . | [> rt “se @@e@eweeneee “ee eeee op Scripps *-* eee eeewveeenee ee ‘tench , inal _—-— ; . = de tT we — ] at fleor Aa at OTL. in- : : “her? “let oee vee . eee 8 © * J »-rdan “*ee@eeoenee eevee enee ‘$285 open car terms: open Sun: ja’ = An eve. Goodvear Fr restone. 30x? ly $4. 5: 2 - op En , 5asi—]) ar ra f furni shed _ bus; $4. Forest ti ae CA {#xir gion eeteeeneneweweerT ee eeee -~ | ondition anc can be W EBER—Cpright. latest p ain mahogan; rvoms, pretiy as & picture rand complete housshesohan: t | ~~ wonderful tone: exceptionally fine con | 71373-0000 . ima ition: highest artistic grade: $155: $6 GCEVYELAND 4226a—2 unfurnished | WASHINGTON BL. 4737 al - . wb per month Aeolas © 1004 Olive. i¢ front rooms: al] conveniences, private A ane ent. suo 598 - | WASH DOr GE TRUCKS 19°24: screen and pan-' ,; ' ig en maa hs por rn rand m wooo family saa ESA, iene w 7 SHI NGTON BL... 47 CLA — La \ Re : mom AN Main a el: cheap: terms, trade. of a nech and ; wn iakes 8-1 EADS. 312/—Two arge rge housek “obi. | ished _reomse: $4 ite BYZEi.. wl, 7— Fi . on EE 33 Tri ferson av. avs etic sede ae ‘astie Hall. 29th and O.i' Bo fo@, | —.ooms: a) _ conveniences. __' Ww WashiNaTos BL. 4 19 —Las ; S$. coms vp Mit. HOG E—Trucl ght delivery: panei boc’ “999 ~ ee ™ LBS IN. 4452 4—Single So. USNS. | room. light house = : J. t BP STEIN * . es or ee ae — % 5 : meh « ha Le eine r nOoOG rw - . . a Pipe oe - Sart - “ , lor . anc t ed : zg at t™ La gz 4/4 OUT mel ge ne ite Egy: ees aes M U S ] A ALBION PL.. 2330—Large sleeping rooms: |" “collen mente Ser Son BUTTURH F-GILES CU. 4016 Delmar (3) | | Marecilies A AY BALL WITH YAHLEM—YOU'LL NEVER STRIK Sa | ae ed Siew: y= sSsI—e rome ciara sae ||, Marseilles : : i d . TOU RING GS ALLEN, 2710A—Furnished room, kitchen | very drsirabie piace. ope || 5574-82 WATE | $0) "privileges optional Victor 2934J_ ““ | RITKM 5532—Tee i 1 EPSTEIN ‘ 1 . | at is 7 ’ ; : irate i =~ Dodge. lat ich awe pe . ARKANSAS.) _ 3 1#— Bedroom. kit Ac8 |} img ‘oome, ¢ Main ~ ° : ronnin "der : ee + Ee Gite tate “fa 920 W 2 , —Large front furnis.:d | in eanin ee ti - baa 1 forders an udors l F be - oper $28 $395 | i MM $195 =0 Seok. ; ; = e $250 | Piv_2122 Fe Colfax 4989 - a 3 ARSENAL. | £3¢ VA La! pote ~ mates. | F aoe = c.ean DELMAR, 0232—24 floor ¢ east rooms. furwished Rent $70 & ve : ° - : ' ei ().: . . » ; : yo & tay * f 4 3S ° a > ie” . pm ; - . = us : ‘ pa pete : ‘ 4 =— ree . ished for . q - r ™ 4 61S) «6 Dodge Sedan......$ 695 t re 9uDpe $405 i 4 Nash Ras - peebreiy alae a si . e ; us — Www esereec eo ee eS > mel a a ae } i = -~ —_ _ a - ak ses nace y r ees: " — ~ on a ———— a gga aie . t . “' nT . nz ' “Ss : 5: Js " Sie - ‘es j "m S38°753 Nash Sedan..... . wer? | $! S , Nash a 9 sigkastactaactind 2 - + [ae gee: x Gs 0 ws ‘ees ow .$125 T k Fe 6 Sa le E =, wa La vis : Christ 7 niano plavine ARSEN —— bmg OO 4 dreseing room. ©om- | beds: pri vate ent. Lindell ri ape , ae Be —— fe@) i} $2150 Chandier ’ eae qG7 $) ca i = Me. = 0 . er | Max. Snort Rds.. $495 | ruc S FOl °o 3 na wht 2 aoe nme. 20 jessone (c70) pierel' furnished: sewing machine. vho.o- | Rew ™MS—. unfurnis in — ee MAM Bil 28% i— kL Liwor. mid : \ .. os ea 2 ae i } $ 75 rer R ‘ or = @ .’* * , 3, a. | ¥% . . | | $) ; ; gs | +o &- ae a €5° 5 | , COACHES hev role ruc Pi and Orcans For Sale tion, basement ——,—_—_"* M-152 Post-Dispatch. ess parier and cae nie Deu : ¢ _* e a " ‘} : ~ 4 o« @= 5 y = : o j : , at) — i r | S405 Oakland ......... 55 | '2se0 Gaedeen Coupe $H50. ot} | Ruick Onach $985 || assortment of 1924 Chevrole: anos son. | BOTANICAL. 3963A—Nea Te, | ROOMS—2 GHanecting- ¢ ~ Ac J. ALTHEIM iER ai7 Chestau' | - | $ BOO Overiand ..:..... 350 ' “9150 Ch -. rie &4° lorda ach 7 on trucks. both light deliverw and l-ton. wit STEINWAY erand piano, in Sp lendid con- room. 1 or 3: 1 week free _ ——- a nshec for housekeeping, “ ELGESS F. : APARTMENTS At i -- ieee i “eS eis = aa . . e S475 Gaon Coach oe | pen podies and full panel bodies: 4 is dition: a rea!’ bargain - $395 t Olive et! ALIFORNIA 17204—Front r OT: #180 4954 Forest Park Fe aren - . OPEN FOR IN! ; ; $1559 Moon ... - sis ie 1p Meets ‘ | Atg Ptaes e ‘ b Belle aceX ach $495 j ("Nev et j}-tor ruck hass.is: these (Tucks A STARCK PIANO CO 101s " ? 5) I “ball n room: conventences: rrivate home BY ERNON 3322— How pill BASTUA: & sut—t our Forres. ~ Pee 5 te —— KFuUREST : ~* ‘ . . aS. EI he / > ~ ) { evr 4 - a “Fal ; _»se » - ; B . . sig ae ins =A ~¢ } i ; . — > ae “ —_ ’ ; ac Dor - yd oor aut a‘. - ma ard Rere~ ‘ aoe 1605 tl |} $2150 Moon Coupe S54 | handler Coach 5950 fi iiced vecy cheap. terms. eoen Sundess | em, -—_———_ 0. | GASTFLEMAN. 4103—Very © ee eT ee cy “mm J. 1. EPSTEIN. & SON S321 SAVOT ’ . ~ 3% . . mS be ; _~ . e ti > ° o a 4 heat - ; > nm La -~ , ae Fi 7 | il ae ") "yh? | ‘> Ii % ti : - - "*, n ous o 7 = ~ - = » 2 an . | i $5850 VT . St LAB. coe ee yy eee H—S* ”) Don 4 26h ( OAch Ags } i ane e#v\enings 4650 Easton Delmar i? ma onan: t a ary action lke nouse keer ne rooms. Kl . et -ERNON. 63292 - Wai? 16s. par, gl7 » * ] (c4) ri fficiency: «oe a be is oom ; - ‘ = a i ae v 4 . ¢ room for two gentiemen. . : 5401 WASH ! ‘ ‘ , ‘A t $e one _— room. si Singie oF double : > ; RD—T >: sn jelivery body: ad by paying baiance of $165 a ‘ NRIFTT 2905—1 large and 2 con- | — Washington Carversty Ea en > jarge root and pe iu FORD—T =. ee ae ak on - per month: this ie a real bargain HENRIETTA re" — > | WASHINGTON BL... 4 sonable. few feet weet ra Pennsy Vania ia Sara CA ‘ ——————————— sei cheap. A — = --- t STARCE PIANO Ct 1018 Olive at. ' necting cleanghbousekeeming roo ~! nished house ReUN E & R. &. BLUTs, SUO CBestne’ e - _ = ‘ i ‘ A ~ i AR wo XL ~ - "OOms, | 4) . ¥ tr. . . * : " ‘ ¥ 4) q LES AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES apie, eee — _——°5) | HENRIETTA, 2917—Pyrnished room for | tee een yp. 2 f AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOB! po highspeed | PLAYER-PIANO—S120- _ 88-note: bench Tight nounsioasing So ypoome: all con | WASHINGTON SL. 6m GDP eLiaow,. 721—dtoom steam heat Dt te SHEP 108 a iy ey PORD—Ton truck starter. : “ab ne! te new. 3844 S. Compton.icbs venuences ae — m: tw beds. alee tn mi flwor, oven ; — % Ai rin r r Sal = r ORI Ton “K. ofa sotene abdnet: Like new. 3 _venuence room: {win . ei apartment. ad floor; on P i | ‘Roadsters For Sale Sedans ins For Sale ae usene j Cars | a Fo Tien | ou a Cars For Sate. eeg body. 2860 McNair. EPRODUCING PIANO— ‘seq 6 months. | HUMPHREY 3635-—Room. ~ southern ex-| men. Al Da K VROOMAN. Maen 596. (cs) —— he : praae r GR D—Toxu Cars ste mode from — ~ ~ ae ene : 2 e n = ke us an offer %, ! PURD——Touring, 1922. starter em ~ FORD—Truck mee body: passAdle COM- Cay i Rn PIANO—S$169 a customer: i JEFFERSON. S31i23A—Nice front room modern: cenreniences: re TI TIETIENS 722 Cnestnat 6. . STORES FOR * ‘ms or trade 7940 Locust Jus ia ec) mene oust tipmocves meeemamraats 3 Fs , : . . ying —— ” os .* - _ cumeieaninenetininiesl — — PaaS . pe os — . cain ‘ “~= ~ - ; : ” ? " ) r a. é0 bet &oe@ eo & e 5446 and 6870 Gravas _ eo nko a ye ° aay Be ore p—Strake ‘ru 1974: like pee oar ed F s and bench inciuds nee tl IN’ SSHIGHW AY BL 10504 S—-W 3 hee, twin Sods. sleeping , Murphy Sede S17 ae | $17 NS. Bucld ..... # Sedans | For Sale ceacanin ane SEE Seda! ia E "RE an”. earings: 13. iate: iike few gain: terms S118 Cass $10 month Lehman Piano Co.. TI!) “sucnished room facing Forest Part | trance hall room $350.4 BL sENE J. AL THEI Me ER, S17 Comes, 1808 O@alion ...... es - wg — Som | ; | ‘ be ln Pe — . me “i | H & A \Ii So ; tee Lé 4 = ‘Te ‘ "Sila ~ Jf {fers : > ~ ne, . ieasitiae are ai oe 3 before © - ve = : a ae ~ Gran a 57M iog sat s,s TERM AN i , rf 2M " \ Z ‘4 * roy a . and ecreened | | ioe oO ive pe at Re o, SPILLAC—sedan: tust the car fo "conc Branc-new. Pp oi ee ye ie ag : —— — “xt | tee: © conve te oo Ge og’s. 2315/ PLAYER-PIANO—RBaautifu’ $900 Hazel. : ; aFAYETTE. 2130—Front housekeeping ne Cato, genemag:; woh. Sd fioor: $130 . : FE. f es enone « nings rey ures. « wr heed ber 4 sis OF USED CARS FORDS—4( tourings. 1921 to 1924, $5 | 8 - wrt eae : (cd ton: practica nex: $400 as ai the “room: water. ¢ ~onvenien ‘es in room 8790 W . |. EPSTEIN 4 a tad 710 N. Thirteeath ... 4 s (pen Sundaes 4 evenin : 3 r and ra i Jas - , t . See race ‘rms } Locus — -——_——— et improremente: an automatic track —- - vEeTTE : a - STE 4053 Vain Ji s §& fot. ‘cs?’ 5554 Ma a as e’ Leiner .o4 a ac , +7 ¥ ee S { er . ; >, “Ty” r RD—I-tor . ig — ] tay ~ . oe ral a —SS85 i? a. a. “oF rics 5 id wee ia ws - its : “4 z “ ‘ ’ ae nen ra MEETS a oir ean = 1135 : r , St Gey + re - t i ; 4 7 iN vis Pas . 2 ‘HANI bh? We FT. ee BRET ge: ef ral : . . © 14s i ‘ ~ T*, . 1} IS - | HIS | “ | >, “? , 'a4) a | ° 2 , a> ii a. > - = eam SEE " ‘ houseke*ping desiranbe¢ basement rooms ortvein : : asesy . . . - is” Cheese Garage ne NE EL [3 | ind 4iware Oper Thursday evenine Moretg. 7816 AORO— | ks: several for $50 and $75 ‘80 ette: furnished. housekeeping: or Se ie a = al , Cinua=BUR,s | as28—4 recom, sun xO” . { : e a cde 2% , Cf oe “3 » a “ aha, an gn a ~ - ec OT "Pe zhdorhood 5 naan —— ’ Ww EST MINSTER 4. 1 hi vs — a ; “nn N 7 “4 t { : a —s ee Ww » a eX ramet an BRrougha?r very £ *. ‘ —- r : 2 . at “ner hd irs as eft city anc has NEBRASK a “hoa nea « ‘ furnished -_— oom: _easens Die. "a\ DEE »~S —T: - A RU MANN. ; 805 Third i fee ret (cr « that rare bara. », eee “ 4 46 ae : ») e167 ¢ ‘ , ™ ‘ ra + \ 7 ; 147 » - P Hc. Tan ricke 15 ate +wles aad a? ae thie plaver omp ete r isek cep ng oup e emploved {wo ia ; WESTMINSTER PL... Os —o at : 2338 Ss... ai fl.: 2 . ra’ isin {TP i ee -s 7 ° r ,@ . >» a saieniiae — « -" > . . . he Lohse a ad . * a ~ - i a + »- _ : ; e “ Sa ; - " . ae Geis tt pea 5 48 Kaa’ . a ~ . ; 174 _ Ese in shyt le aewta Ar , ~" ¢ 4 sit Ss , ~~ = $ | ar | RI a ~~ ng , Qo4 e ’ od Me ‘ @ar ferma "ade ? “iy = e *?f¥e-eqn~ . 7h ry a nd bench f ' Sins e t iis is @ a ee r — | nished rooms: ood KING =BCRY nee ‘ ae S| : 4 « BR es at oe ones deceomnmm . wa tetl na e - . ined > Oe a . - f Day rw someon ] th - ° ingie | Sons of 7, #0 res‘ : : Ad ; & ~* e " a ; ea 4 A One > ROOM —1 —Te? ightfu wi SOU Herr ¢| expos s ; ~. met ce ene a ad a - - (hey MUL i —Bedak, 2NIG: ah excep tor t p c ere ‘ feat Cf yr “ve pap. & ‘TIeSas-. ae STaPCK fF 0 CO... 1018 Olive « '\WES : —— - 6 Wash on. Gout at buy tf interested ca Deimar 24 hrand-nex« beagutifu z « $1 > 4 Veia =} a 4 ngshighwa ee fF PYoR —' pen express ate 1 a= ] STA K [IANO CU..101 a cS frent Toom reasonable Grand 3846F. “ ce cs a le: Spa: us rooms. with 17 iamp B use a = 710 a : terme. (pen Sundays and evenings 4.» mpers fromt a == - Sif Hiuds Sport.$ 650 PORD——Tourings. large assortment : c . ae argaio $116 —_—— - | RUSSELL. 4021—Laree room and = aT oe ee 7 at , — ats oe ; lar For 1 Kasi on _— -- cose cong O iye alte fieggaatlin a ES ~ or 23 and "24 models. $100 to $25 terms. Tate Moter Co. i wuss -Se for light housekeeping. 8 erat "Art 108 N. &th et 2 N. : i HEVROLET-199¢ sedan niv few ing of $SuU0_ wt : >| Maxweil Sport.$ 596 ‘erme Hy. ©. Kuhimenn Auto Sa'es Locust t e eae aL IR See eee ‘Tening Machines For Sale Rl SsELL °737— furnished from: light WESTMINSTER PL. FRAN rf Per MRY Rarer 1 “BUILDIN oF 2 z ™ "4 = | » ~ ~ ‘ » = - ~~ ae 7” z ben 7 -_- eo ae “ he tshae ~*s eoeed ie 3 , on - : e A: ; months Al every respect: S51 CNY anes... oo) $ Chevrolet Sport$ 39 5149-51 anawee. (co FORD a ate mode!: has BRI ‘NSW - Monetinl enhimet tanchiae housekeeping rurassned | room. scleeping LELAND. sS22--5 rooms. breakfast room! g:5 walnut: 3 cr 5 be s+ be Pard e 3. ’ [Doeimar (at S per mie + a “ ~ ——y = . ine soe > 4 4 ° e * bead Hh [EA ROLETS—Two 1923 sedans. cur 11 condit : - . $1395 Jewett Sport. .$ 59 terms: oper evenings nerfs ist sell a °° will sacrif RUNSWI'K—Genuine. large sizes ree-| $730" er week 1c8O) | large. light "rooms. Main 2165 _____ S17 _Chestmat. (65) | 437 ' hes put these cars in Al conditin R331. 145 base Garare ; : ; pes JOHNSON AUTO CO. 3887 Olive tes $165: no dealers. Call at once. 287 | UNS Wie K—Genu arte 8: . ») pe WEST PINE BL. 4241 Lfwrt. 701 2a north’ —5 large rooms an4 ‘YRANCINCUS R a+ ides Be Th = : = fe $ i} - 4a r -- - ’ >. rooms. th Ird L_ fle por ‘ ight how ho isekeeping “ EST '’ INE BL... 4. 18 Cae wv SMA ‘e4 ., —_= 4 es ro vas e: '- ¥ r ¢ A “ “ : ca ‘er © . e > a a “"§ . , . = we . $485 SecCarthy-Pardue (price $295: ener terme ; 4 Sport $ 450 vents ABINET—Nictrola: cheep. 1900 Die | SHENANDOAN. S400-—-@eeetel fer)” fo a coke rest LINDELL BL. 4133—4-room apartmens APARTMENTS ‘ t*¢ ha? 7 tae . > 8S. A ywoOoN A BR J 2: on i > ~ K 7 - , ‘ : PS Sm 4 aoa es 7; fe = a K' PR I ) T R ] "( . K ii stone. te mar -~ i J ——__—+ > . zhe j room for gent.eman. - — WEsT PINE RB etl bea nd.oee furnished: wi ii aacrifice L “ry ; T ner 1... - - me Dace ¥ ' > + akriatcg mort = —— - _ r Oey, Owe — ertor . new ae . . " : ah i és - vv eo. ar ngs $550 Past D i © mar te 04 RT 145 a a s y RE ow MESTO .- ‘ 7, ‘a " , ~@s) PRI es ata ate . ' rouple. a MARY Fe V. 4. TO A- 5 aree xe rooms: = NEW {PAR : ° : "vi cyr *s ; : . ee -~ ;* eae . 7 5 , ‘ feo. Bree ae ‘ ad nd 2 > « _ — 1% 4 . SD ‘ft | an - . '? - - 7 > mreone f.? | ' _ - . ‘\ & Risa N [}—4 grr ent © arlatm 19 ‘4 Bs t + Pei ‘) SOW \ x E c West Ww EAT PINE RB RL. 4°?xx3— —. “pa OT t wr rent 300 Pa - “4 ’ s pe. Opens ore een ye a a Oe ame Sure woxe Mie it PORD—Touring: starter side wings | gie_or connecting: north an@4 SIN«; ERE LEN KEALTY (©. Olive : GT21 te 41 Southwoe $024 LOcUstT ueanp price Tor quick sale: terms nem A r [¢€ ) Pr, mumpers on both ends stop signa’. spot i> APA gag teem meray private fam MeMIL! 45884 -71)- modern 5-4 of Clayten m4 ‘ roo ORTHWE IN De! 2547 - 77)| qows: gentiemen: private ere. i th and showers. BOMONT BT00 Sumiars and evenings Delmar o4 feht door-opening curtains «1 a vers ‘, home privileges. Forest 44193. (c7: de!) 1@823 Proms cheap steam Best, mater 4 ie oom 5 a stove ties : . ' , > 7 . . i 7. ‘ | = . rime r : ry it " " S18: private home. advan ENRI GHT 3934— oe ‘ce. ¥ anor Reoet ree open. & 5} “Mce aie ie Medel - — . 54 ”- = ose a _ | 5 . — ~ i ‘ y « a ’ nr i 5 . : hh FT M a 2 } Bee N ‘ a 7. — "=" paienn x : eT —— Snes “Wax 4 erna er) af renaintm . B ELT rj ; Ni ice .Vv abana room : pri € inh n fami \. Landell _— . \ i ‘ 3 PL. , jas oomes hath. heat — Y ———- a CHEVROLET sedan 1924 The | ~—— : 1035 N. GRAND on TOT TRING vane. body vos fine comet oe. $45 ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY (ice famiy fou ocr abartmest: [aii ENRIGHT. 4472—Neatiy Oa eee | rare bargain at $435 ey IL L, Y: S- KNIGH i = i i / 2 Li ‘Gi RARDELIL. MOTOR aR «' onveniences ca (ce | for man and ‘wife: ~ maaan "throng it is ge f-ent weorrere _¥¥ eee ar ware bargain : 2 ia ites — ; i + gg RE: corms. 145 Loeust et ae | South “ABANNE. 5700—Two neativ furnished FAIRFAX. 4383 (Eureka mene am ere bet 2 See fe18) | APARTME CT 3-3 room . — 6 OHV) - " priced tow | salir: SSS ' mot 4 Pa etiiinniies846— Large ol room: splen a pans a> » room continuous FRANKLIN, 3414—2. te ww ms out po > cine wore « APART ENT—Nicety f ‘ ‘ — . rin yi i t. ~ a OR *} . - z a fe at Se ackard *‘" (* s ib - ere . . trout aa >. — Reda “40 Jun inin « a xe a wat eae. snquenaiesn ¢ { 34? hit ? wj2*’4 toyri? g Te DOr wSP eke | vw a™s 4321) O > re R AF F 1c T ri CKS cr al a 353A on, ane Oard a ae mt hot __ water __ Cau ——! = : 7 oe PINE. ~ 3443—3 frent. = tsk, tJ NLTMEIME sit 5 ic. © A? LRT Me. NT —4008 nih ciiedan’ pertect conditis $175. | WINTON—1974 4 passenger phaetor sell for indebtedness: real bargain: | HT D)SO\——Buner eis 70. 8°30 caav teoms , ’ a oa dee tenet: enteten Cenc & 391 -) CATES 5101—_ Desirable front room: 1 © | , etectricity: fumnished: dest ‘ reperenennenetensenectee furnished 4-reom nes a NS Bere oF oe™S. ; ‘ . trnt carr é r eneran- qt . , Des - pean : , — _ . ™ ». ri r r temer Lge AR ero — 2 Forest 3480) town td 124—New a2 very “Boner = ae ’ : ; der ne ’ ca oe " " - Mids a P : - € t >. J eimar esis V 4 t : = . ’ — > . ie a ‘erry mo ce ~~ ‘-_* " a , . = r ; - - — x of. ta Wem rly oe ee ~ Mit Ger trad on 4 bof) Leiter ra aries new * RW) ama rice $1900 hary SRR i aon Rt : Ma Ket « _ ne HIRD of k At T ORY se mets ESE HARTRFert an 341- oor th breakf as” .TES 500% New!) jecora*ed front | = cnartmen: of @ rooma, siceping serch, © APART ME > 0. D- G E te floor ex F o bien plate glass enciogure arres gua eS | eR eg - ‘am.- | ‘ ATE: 9035A—Large. beaut! oe . : wren Main 7143 G17 Chestnut. (65) | pS =. 57 48 serve. DELM a. Seene rooms, janitor adartmegt. 2 rooms. TILLIawa 7 hestnut. OL 2733 L WIiLisjaMe 16 Cc ut aa ‘FOREST PARE BL Wi - ~ nished front room: ea!i conver! enc _. —_ s Higa eee ee = 4 ~* - —a > ’ e* —_ — —_——- i. : - . _ . > AR. we 4 401 \ » TSS ws r i ~~ EAST +t = a NT telus. Phone Pores 1>0 or 610 LOB y~mBr TFS FF CVs wry antee: S325 Foster Motor Co jm nUrP Tt JL RING BROADWAY ALF ua, | *UCS A : ROOMMATE Wtd—Youne LRTS $158 Deimer | 4 Shi lf 1 rim \ on ii J 2814-16 Washington — - _ tte = geod si , aed e : ao nae oo as — rR TE ee Pe a a CATES. 380i—Loveiy bright room with would like to share . POR Tied sedan: like mew: vargas’: ™ “ =~ 6 ee "| CHEVROLET—Thr 1922 to D' aye lmetay aebeeaacka — - aPRIL TRUCK BARGAINS : ROOM ANL BOARD—Lady employed ' beard for two: contizmuous hot water spartment: a!) conveniences, LPL S bee gentie- , — reoms and bath. err ne M Motor eres any 4 el rar ny SRS aD a ——— = dire. White. Repubi GM: Denby Riverside 4622. ce | A or oe Sg. 7 -rivate family. | PFRstitn«, 3R3T—Aot EE; € reoms e- 3 ‘eas terns fy accr e~ .* FR » ‘ e touring rood ig ey @°o "= the arzer setzee we have Mack _-— meee —- : a ” nen coup Fr t _G432M_ 5 RO ROOMS Ww ar urr ‘et} Ft RNISHED aa AP ake - c"*? & . ’ : a wilh ane nie ry«? sealants _ . . . 7 = a . - de # TT B34 - 5 r i al c ' re mr ad “ ceili —— mete me “JE—Bedan. test cywmdiiion new Cx prices Ca ae dtr . ry 1973 gesu ™e arries fuarun’ee S70 eater foror Service Denby. GM ~. © egera Traffic. Dopr- _* SSF mewn 3562 pe: -_ _ ” am ait hen riweges. #9 = - ° o~—re uae is rons with rent of é m3 ; fair ne ‘ rele ——— . : . — -- =. 3 . . plot nrenience c4) . 7 ROOMS Wtd—Two. nicely Prrs~ . i-———— > Bee a : , 4,°2Z4i0 Of a i - } - ‘ — mm seh i rston = . ter - - eA ©M Dsovec on yenien bl 3. ” fi >=" 9 rth— - “~~. . ¢ . Rex M-1RAR. Poswt-Diepma ; ¥ - = A oa - oO iti "914-16 Was - Pas Masie Packard seicen and Nash aa P ————— CLARA - s ada rtment nor . k . South a ed corege rer? $a KINGSSB RY. 1—E ; oor 4.4 terrae > wind Yr 856 ~ ery’ Ring in excelent conditiu: LOCOMOBILE—Spnocr:: balloon tire ¢ ne We have an assor’ment of hodies and the Nice furnished reom: connecting bath. | et Pe ae ar~ ii “here x REAT. TY «oO. 104 3 &th 4-reom sopartment i Tar +i woo Some che cht% 47 Vu? ‘ ’ - . Vpen >undavs ar e.epings 4865: , ee oe 2 or > oric re excepiional’y low ic: | a r : r prTes ier LEY ty mechan 'y pertert a4". te? * a % & kok: rs « — Delmar °24a* -" —— ONGitier What a } f ter v SE a ~~ .~ PS REN eT OP I _ : .—_—_ — , oO 4 ive 9494 tricity ; , Pssst i “a © ingle A280 Olive 4, 4 (he > = amend - ey. - ar ~v4 ___ (cb3x Price right a . Forest 8331 ENERAL MO KS TRUCK Co a West we Sa on ae DELMAR ~~ 3040—Sileeping room } iueie — ' . . = inate. al a ~ pad + . 7 —- al Sad ’ H 7 oe | + PORT—Sedan 1874 tude ke pew. en-| 8% Mo a. omp ete e = gag a emo FE ox dry + auger $65 dow: aqe 44 o Automobiles For Sale— 5029 CABANNE. board for J] or 2 ladies com. $15 overs: thing furnished _ for bdusiness cir). Bos Ma oN 617 _Chestent, fies dell 26- = Cel ane tree. terms 116 Case ew er mat “nadie terme . Sk ie Miscellaneous hot-water nee: fHodiameont car. ‘c# DELMAR BL. 504: ay my 2: reasona BAN PONTT*® @€415—Rescrifur @ room 24. MARYLAND 4.4)-—*o i a Bees a oe as Several 1924 models slight ™ CRER °F ear Ste ee oe eres. 1923. this eer Bas) Spear ang CATES. 5059—Large second: floor room bie; gentlemen: cali after 7 p. m. (cd) | 52>. a AD Foor acavtment. bungalow style, vacant | tiving room, breekfa err, ft ae a’ uF . . 5 " ’ . P ™ + ,? e é a at - . aa ‘ .* i oi ‘ an . . ~s ‘ . — —" Prears 277 = Attain . : - we » a, 8 (open § lave and eve ge on c = arze r excellent appearance priced righ ‘p-mre excellent values: see us before buving “ATES LWwA—NSicely turnisied fromt, _ Sr nh =a. le ms. | ' ° * atwmar _ $e) | > . a 11K tear Webes 4 kti MON M : AR cw} 115 ~ sh Sale erns Open §s a‘e ani BERRY MOTOR caR S'e ner-Farenkroe Automobile Co.. 4000 “oom. 2 gentiemen: excelient meais . DELMAR BL. 3970—s: angle room. $4 ROOM AND BO OaRD w ee fore BATA PyYOR TS... Reta: ste 19° good as new ete evenings 4600 East Delmar “547 | Bomo Qin Locus’ - Page Lindell 7792-7793 (8) GATES 5854—Room. board. private beth: jouble. $3 each: adults employed (4) | breakfast: couple with child." Was “\ pl. Ase Fa floor east | elency _apeartmen \ . . * > ~- aki —_ ind ie . ~ 7 dao ~ lkeciintehie —_ neti nibtinneemndianieseteeeneniauesn ~ awe “rte = ° _ Po ? 7” . sar _—— - ‘ —_— o- . + = aa - Rg ss °2An MeNa Se ‘ bis as Ee oT Mie Ne 3x 2 SH—Tou- "2 19°4 Dat. ait Ate ? empioved (aban. 74°58 \ ht DE - AR RT 442° —_onnecting ad “loor eferences | private family. ~ apa-tment of ? ree rants OLIVE. re $i sais seuriag aaee — Sale wheels. $650 Gibson, 6227 Kasten 4. (2 “ATES 5067—-Beautiiul large room with! front reoms: nice and li«ht c) | _Post—iispatch - ee ecm, ofticwnes, some pee | yee . ; Tilia Tiuter sedans A ale se new “trt met owe : ‘ ve £49 ———— - — S ~e~n —_—— —— - A4i£5 10D > —— DOA . iare ae oer = 1 27. Housekeeping aca ROOM AND BOARD wr. a wre Proce ger RIrwW 4 ' 4@ren. : 4 "Siw & Jefferson Birt j ring z r “ “ “SASH—To iIming 19235 rood ea to ey ; ‘ - yitrour bua rc a. Hoine Oo -—* es ee. FF > & vitov Mas . renseastiipenmteee — 5: eae tariaann ST x) cheap. 3808 Finnes \ dan g for rea mpers. other ex-ras $4 1803 Rus rrercrm & 1.) i Ree sO sieeping: respectabie: phone. gas. con- rg onemens x. _ WATERMAN. GIST (Se. ber — | a gy Soe . > ~ +4) Port. 4-deor sedan jae? hUameut 80 dar. ; trrea: S125 ToS. Mees > “Yr Lire my] °° \N ASH—Tou? nz. ~4a°3 ¢-crlinder_ >-Oa e peng Ws seis 7 C = oO = "ot Po ony convener DELMAR _ 4352—Clean housekeep.: ry Rox Oo. 200 Piet Di wo, tere sepenine; Gaan coal NGTON — bh ots of extras 9.4ay guaeran'e erm st 2 ggg ee ae ne | WELW ELL 3490 7 a, a tones Caan @eeer. moter. agaist ttres set evare - : er ee aie x fooms. gae range. refrig®trator. sink = = = Weet Fed. moat beatiful asartment. eum apal ment a% Washinetc: ba} Bi ate a : i. ; : : _ senger. wat : | We I BS Oe (24 4G RIANKE R x ee. TEL Chestewt. = . new ae erm. ade MM : ‘ Z ition: 2 ; -m? atTw & 2 | ae f-on+:. hon: EE ap : : : Q . $ iS . . : t~ + a + ‘~~, Tr} a ales 1) | * ' - 3 erce ent cond't n Hest : y ' ri a MBE RiLAIN 8 a =e on . " r . a ae r : > os ry RMAN. 5323 5— LORD seda: ule 4@-do ke new, $595 wiar C nevroaiet . tele © 1404€ town; terms; oren Sundavs and even!ngs & defois "Cooking: reasonable- mod-rn Cabal DELMAR Ri S21°2—7Z front housekeep- ot ilk eee a ae 1485 5 rooms. modern , Wate = ag il , a 4 * e ; -s Bic om zg a “ee fant - / mn 2 > Wm Anew: fa , r > era ¥ 45 Fawttor ef Deimar 2547 5A a Pa) ‘ng To xe? y a — vA * beh 4 ® | S-— 1923 1 . 7 i} Dueo vin, eerie cali mae eee i RS co - a a> P cone q ~. — \\ - “ii \ ¢ »\\ aang } I) } y\ { / oe is arerncen - DEL MAR RT. ~- 9649— Beautiful Arge room ao P St “han epartment «ite beck ft w . vues . ‘ . ar . —- : ee r. 7 Tar 27 didn” aie oem nearer mone > Tha? . reananai Mie a a an FH ce te, BOL senate —— ha refined gen’ ier strictiy privete: all A 7 @ heay ¢ aw , \‘rre rors. marbdic | “Sern turnin a . test im ‘ - Dilwbay mileage plete omer 18s r > DELMAR BL... 3840—Room and “pOard for e'aboratelr furn es: “Teasonable to ver- | IDEAL mi OTEL. : Bath -te--- carace tf destr-e@ 2 123— lita - . ° PA , ‘ 4) 4 r o - = - a —. . | . ~~ ; = t. : iT) wedan 4.¢ e58 ‘ e arta . Side iB ‘ a . tte ae Gee - eehete bE ro ( ne, DS | ( yT7 RING ' ea i a 8 you &@ used euple: also sing'e (Ce anen! party: references exchanged: also water. baths: Ti HS ¥INGS TRIST CON_ 4915 Delmar. | mcely furnished - . at : i ‘ 3 , 4 2 “ ‘ pre ; “ : - - . - is da F a ~~. 97 — — ‘ ’ . * : rT = + = 4 ; a | ; 47 ’ PT _* ; 4 ne Tl1s a mTode =| \“ ke _— ° o e+tae - — + aeons "> - ~ gree “x gs “ mie : - na - — ‘s ; Prom. 4ar seca 1% 24 “0 ? ] 4 Bl | hy i ' | RiNG wt “ Ss: er «Oba ance terms rew a ee ae We mar 1isoW 2 EASTON 5836—2 desirable ho ssekrecing NEW NORTE Or s case Seg fom oe i — - > ee a ~ h 2 ’ ; : "is ‘ar . _~"- oe eer to oe a . . “ys ——— ° ot 2 C200. terme ; : . , , D —T as. 1974 ke new _ METHUDY @& PAGE. Reitabie Dealers a E>: 4 ENRIsHT rplLlo— Choice second-fice a ane 4919 Neraurei Brid —_. - waths. © on ; 114 XSW a - a8 > . Pings . tee 4 ia : a ¢ trade 508 S. Jefferson te37x ra ang West Pine. Lindeii 5687. ~RO ‘ace a frie must se rou some seuth room: excelien: meais + ENRIGHT. 3814—Room for one or '¥o opened over 100 reoms: one Son Raietee. mente * ar ta m Fv» Aen - "$$ mo ‘ % ' ' Sa Rage ay ygpre es oe eee Tie ae, Man tn ime ¢hm? ~ eur Mmoner ; . gert.emen private famiiy 4) ot stifully furnished. — Rn. Ee i. Main * ~ ; Kedans * “ : > 3 A] > ; (2 —— . oe 708" - Zz a - - Tv ] ‘ oa > « —— - — hoar - peti eerie 6 6 2% heautifu.i: > : | , ; +. _ a . , . ’ . “ex ‘ rye an g 12° vw. Os » Syans Ai S—t ron 20M anc boar 6 — $5 to APSR TMENTS Te FF ‘ ’ “ : *? w > } “ ™ = — - s wis he ‘ : oiiatiiie ' . . ratte. arva need as aes red. Fores: _ Po = her OCCUD hve tw . a a a z on : (A sehinesten 5 2107 = te Rn tty s . new me m and - * REPUTAT ‘ Thats worth more FOUNTAIN a wey 2 arm AL RIGHT 508M fomfortahbie room pri. extra A’so a 80 end! 4 cuss > er ' - ght _ om : ; at ‘ oe me fieor: good meéa.s orest 40 — ee) ‘ f ular prices ~" Black etan firee floer rert * ge " > o ; + “pe” ~~. ‘ eS Bw } ; =~ * - ~ . — , _-™ Ta =. . . WS than TP re ? a ? ° ¥y - ad = —_— ae - | ¢ » ? n. orest . ic3i ce 8 DODU.a , : ° , % % of. ‘ Mtlek a ae : ~~ 4 tri “oe a. } Je . BR ek Dem: mst ra .? , “> 3 Pie ngs 4 ‘ike new het bx NE W - AF is: ‘ ar ~~ "aon ry : » zam ? Wit ¥ 4 7 4 LEDE 441 : pas, ei] furnished sleep- | ave me, gentiema . 2» 3140 home a? modes’ oom: wr . TR . TRIrsT TIM Chestnut : en endition ‘ pUaranteer a ” te 2 trace ">°R S_ Jeffersor oi HGF A Ways Open rn ~s ome car that t= not - ENRIGHT 505 5 —Neativ v furnished room “elt . Q . Rap : , - 7 . _ = . ad en nae 4, ~~ « ‘a “4 7 M mh. erenr | ‘ar : - . ei we aa ie ea s. Di Casan. rc oom __ @cies, gents. ae FO R St PARK BL. 4381—Room ard = nale ar en e) ‘* privete “a ” . : ite . . — - . “Andition: price €°50 >? Tork . southern-exposed rooms running water — simi . P ; - tome € mat rascna Bie. , —— OR YS. Bedens arte s¢ ection a et 8 . my | , Ni Q . om Pel — T° TINY > » -* ow d * . - x : se ‘a — : . = . Sasso WA e Driv jeges: excelent meals: a!so one Jd- — T’ TON Sana “307% I" nfurnighed RESORTS Pon: ey | nished. ideally leeared. arce w fe kel fre er M iif & PAGE. Reiadie Des ers guaTaAnie s4n 7 t e.mar oA f.eor reom suitadie for 2 6; | “Aree cee MY gs ce ng — ‘Week Decry VRP re 1h" “_ Sth st «Rests gus, electric é m ; ais Je wis =i TE WOTOR = = ne : LN —- . -oOrns ousekeeD Tm ei corr : —_— ade @m cer or body: an weday ove Vd 4 OLD TOR CO. ACKARD—64 touring mode! 294 i. C McPHERSON. 4124A—Room with boar Mie oar For Rent — RTWENTS DoT nensrisesititinanes 4 ; « ‘iar \* mA? . ad sha be = i = — ‘ " . a ‘ . ad ‘ of «) eee ‘ : u ~ ier Ss iTOt, Gunes sekee te ane —s c harga - : : J ge fy ’ i eee a. were " pA T wom. Doard options! Forest S112. re ee am as * aan hordwand counsisted . ax ° 7500 a0 Ww coatY aruePss ; , 2 — ' eat &': 140" (hase ita BERRY MOTOr al AYE : rt eet : RI oo a = @ uM a "eof "ex w” | Ss. oa C Liein ar 46515 “ ‘ ema _ne other _ eres ~~ al a y St me wT t. BLASEF oe all ow etutfet Lh ot | 2 : , mm | 3 t ee sr atx *@ a | te ft : - . j . - : : \~ ? ™ nl . . . mal a» 4 Tass Ra Lon tires : - : — ; ’ — a va = _ rom \ . = rant ms 4: x ¢—Tr . sine S ' r " “— : leas aioe 4) I he mae: id roche keen! ing room. co" Ipee * $4: one iad ¥ ——- rs 7 : fish 4 — . : ‘ ‘. arke — . . . act artis. a? * ; | . Mi t * ‘ ae . nate . A T1ye ‘ner .. en - uring a°n $3" Aone ‘perme P r wm 1° 1eTn exposed Proeprt nea ure? a 4 ‘a : vr FEY, th v4 RT, | & ri * | —- 4 Irn ‘sea . tS APAR FORD SEDAN CHEVROLET —Pourtns ie sen hy PD meen Op gt gi REI » T WU RING | ase. 2. 168 cee Ee eee yj. | Suamed: im euctustve Went End location: | os eth kitchenette: Gaeeeiienees | S rooms. = tothe wm ‘ _—" 645 daw . hea i . i. a®? . “ a rs . . Sa. — e _ j i ( : ; 5 7% L ~~] mere} ¢ oe “? T?a « : rent ener or oy ~— P - ; om - - Yon 4 ; fy ) int epee ~ al ud Sa 4a.” _s ae a? cr ” ~ _ tat : : ma ‘ ae . "et Ms , ot ew * : _ sa sd A ’ rt et = .' ’ \e Street rq : relerences ow Aa need rome? ia — - y~ane 3148! — e = ‘eens saree ; R ~~, 3145 $ , _ %: ‘ "~ _ . ~* : > = ~ . : R > eos — we Peon . od hoard —rT ad ert nee 108 FORD 4 DOOR SEDAN oe oa gle ® Fort agepcy $633 Laciede. 6) | baragin. $1275 , USED PARTS wn eer ne “TS. | MePHERSON 4040—Two nicely furnished * ° e e* * - rd " ‘ + . ‘re de a =e aie ers 4 2s : - oo 7 a? phe | ; ~~ ae * ‘ ’ . 7 “ 48 , a — - _ - rnomes jar are ON ‘ ores etre 14? ‘*s ve at ‘e rrivee a0 4 io ce , t1i4 * ’ ‘ Bo ore “Eg % Pinca te . ’ es ne on Wa TERM AN WT — Refined home cou - . 2.2 - ieee oe — e €_ — > egy - 5 ’ : " . ~~ ad . sed j cusrentee it. terme CHETROLET— Touring s'* ner fe. -* Lao. @imedos ” Goad s*raign* -» allt sizee $7 and un: a’! = odes ple Or gepiiemen. excelent ‘tabie; 1 McPHERSON. 44°2A—Neatly furni ; —— ‘eau ‘ane " ceantrected! ; . wewty Ste Ri ‘s AtTO y rn’, ine onen een ngs q7n1 : }. : . o eae ss Ass "er Ss an , ay on er She 4 ae Aon "ee a = Tes cate ' an” seep'ng room moter: ME AEE SE OS ‘e ™mer-. ‘ torent} whe weet ‘he eet. : : me. . ts ian: Seine den S40 wow “2 3u i j we eae SS eee a a ——s ~ . = ' a neers? wev acd M Phermon Tye mer so os 2 - . = -— — a ane a *a” arte. BTS S&S. Jefferser Oren from 7 30) WF s?T PINE 2 ARH. — Thiet-flacee MePHERSON 413i —&ma! o° arte sew > z were —— se — 2 — - . — = > fhe o on '% — . ee o ™~ " . . —_ , . -~ } : : : - ORD SED AN CHEVROLET 14" tour ne ex'ra hie (| BP F dennace : . 4 ~*. ~ t tell from ‘ | _- 839 = + 9ne> 188 i front: 2 or mere ez eo! Dien * lent beard. (el housekeeping -oam. s: ant Lz 1 : . 4 bargain: only $195 your own terms nee Oe eee! | ten 9 precticaliy new G-cylinder Ricker. | —— gene ae ™ — —— ‘ ' ; ° 4 Eliade ate eva lear ret; ve eet ai iene? ne tis Sc fora jrner 4° Locust rORtT:... nAurTine =F « arc 435 dow »~ack er at » Seas ; Ros are 2 Tew :f Batteries : ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY al Ff onr r: every ror: erierce we 5 ; ccs arze yo ered shock ebeorbers | CHES ROLET—Tourtng: very cheap ae trade: others. 344] Juniata s* ice) | you want a Rickenbacker see these SCE mesilate: McPHERSON. a> — Pesirable room: | bed. steam —— “(ener Drend-new decorate te. - : -* arsed =) 2 vs . -~ _ ™ :* > ~~ ee TY ——_- = ‘a * td i oe Re nor? re rw Rr TT Tr », '" x : —* tm ; nr “Teen's aa We esta ReliiaWe Mealers oew: © bumpers abd Octesecries. 5404 F z “ ( wot as nee NEWELL es SATTERY bargaine, $5 up: parts fer ali WY —Lovelr & c&O rT 4 *s rout h fron: +? euiet i ‘arge ku tchegeeee, range, continuous ho: ao. eet Pine. landell 565°. » Delmar di, oe) chene F Broge *? e** LunGell. Always Oper. batteries 1415 Chestnut. c6) | home. sentieman. Grand 6074W_ ic) water. was PERRT- A. uP. every room well; ae & ‘i ee
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LOUIS 2 45° | fPARTMEN NTS F “OR R ENT ; APART ENTS wie be AA ae ee Pos bat ED “ee W EDN 1925 ENT—C iTYy — wT —w ectine. , for ho usekeep! ) ng’ 1] | McPHERSON, _ 4246— Beauv atiful Li vat ae rt 3. ee 5 oo heme 9 other; ° pelghibors so. 84 hoy iq} 2 room. f¢ nt adults , $40 housekeep- ee cece coup] ~ A i= a rest ER oe ag M and ™ ail aa. teas Cen S231W AMPLE, “a ona ble ; ——-. kitche av1l5A— eee; fron ald EL, 3197 | cars a n: tn ft amen “tyes cal} ais kiv rat masd LA MAR nd pa hvu “a ® n ates: La ARY a hu se ft ul ee) ne A a ae ear 4 jean: | ike AND. ee to indies a; {6} | ier : fonnec: |! vr baths MAR furnist 4$304- Ww ie S on Use 4 GRAVOIS. oy South ~ , meer! v Oe light Se oR 1? ty LAND. > d I Fr ront = ly; nine heat ja $35 1- : . oR) — or f irnishe mous kee dren ’ conv tt peer - t it. _ (eosin, . ar thy > a roo in a j i AT Ligu ea > MINE enier Ho fuvie bea, } “e 4228- aren ote Re es EM i up. t : MINERY. io use brigh lst 31 rpt 1. : hou se} ERV no ke Uti t roo ae 19 iy b " P — Thre Se Toot ae oe room , A. 503: —_— eping.— s! en heat: ai ery: ho 5 bh ch - yu rim sgt ied " ; ti so) - nm . ric or : -_ j a - ate Z ms bath e ae ) A ees uthern oa atze. to cho” etc 1031— A mode: oe, rphy eautiful SNE room: ; Ba ana fron > fey \ meas ae tae 12 > es enous selipap ’ € mo TIE : , 7 ae tea ys _ f cae . SI X Ie OMS iy EST | FL 2 - vas Tan . Pe ‘ v “ VS va ed: 3 —_———- oa - 1 —-~- rin NE itlemen- TER. — duits. dern ——— a4 room ove fave? ane VG estnut ' ane k oe v rod * RA‘ a Ba | C AS FOR 0s! Sao ale oW S'l j _#1n , 46: i. ro a and it 1.04 , a __st. - card orated H RLOR. s. 3 AG ___ Cent NT ; connec - ac ‘ahed Oa del aCe ‘bed: b5—R Hy 2 97. m | ——s DYAS ‘ ¢ craur ad: Pity irt | to a ry = ntras te en y 04 apart- | Elk ‘ OU! 5 Chest: ND ~ R. HE. CO.. 52.50; tegon © T—Entire. D> nd N caeead — ; Gk our ight — ished # ; GeCAUSLANL, est ona IS \ y_ 440 Rea] ee Kl : LAN - Toon s vt No 3 | COT Ww riro whtire, a gas TT Hou (co) a ns; $ Ta ment: ro 6 V tor tes GH » OAs 1s, el ic e! rthw RO ree ae TAGE ms, f mt Fs ne Kee) water 50es_ 4.5! 10uBe ight it large. | SOLD N le ols APA 2 n- | JOE TH, > Che ect: C4) ectric est OM ;" hest ern; ik Sara ed “tw s No vier 1909 ping | Pat at i—2 ) up. eKeey with good light 3 = | cach: to 653 AR’ T : te IN 8. 1219'S. Stnut. ‘tc. $0 JOHN | rent corner FI nut | nor J “a v td.— ae Cc . ‘0 tam- ids, rthw 1863. (cB) | 78 12 5010— SH ine ay rent $87.00) oe re te aa 2-room aDart | Von modern 1 Sa ME NT id | BLAKE & I —— O1. 6177. | N 8. BLAKE & Ninth sA TS ee Rorthweat, dults; ~To it all Ca ‘Wir 2S, PLAN P est ge: * a ze. is. 4h oe SAVING & BR Lat ae ent, 4 rooms. $3300. 5. ES ping —!1 E R Pouple ight } and aL Sa | Ss con 00" “3 ST on} imits y d ; ~O- tr E ‘ dla tric, Ne = BRO.., ayeite, G _B- 142, erenc wt | fami +00: 4-room Ti Boek FOO — e Pas Fe. ‘See all 10us co O. 49 Veni EN oad ; car etail: 6 re ic: $2 TH, — v Ul $30 4 e i nnen, 815 | AR e. 1 nod- 1! room treme MA Ty R054 ms: Dp ? ) OMS; Be 4°20 ll_eo ekee; id 115 ient; | ~ Cab dD t oO ee Ee It —— ves tn wF - a AG __Po orth 500. y b TE . ere pri T ornnio a a nve eDir : et T ’ ee | _ an ° r rent wo Ne tA: . 516 ape ul « a Ch — st r yr | rhe moder 2 a} Pwo rate home. ished bs gS SL Bee fe ~conventences '® Fe rooms: {PARTMENT _ West eimer bi _ Ey REALT $85 ul +. “7g Ks sate netetele iii N.—-3 reon “ef uch ra w Four-Room Fl; omred) | | =, STABLE = a) ro ines, font $500: bce i ore ome: beth, &: e | jum, $4 oR 8—T. ist ; new and — Be Er a ND CON cape LOALTY $35 —d ms, elec FE ee ‘oom cE F =S RE 5 ae Spruct oan 4-¢ 00: _ gas, ele: light. Ms PARK ; 7s " i ed 3a ‘a; | nai up to yep ra BART 651 ‘ONST ¢ TY C a: 8 floor lex:- PRANGIS. 3; et ICIEMC ats - | “yy ) BU N s—R 7758. ion Co.. s, pla residences. amily, 3- = South electric; __ | 5 Se od S35— 9555 w mC ABANNE, 584 2630), oe ine olin — are LT _Deimar. PAPIN, 1 _ Nati eth — ASS PERAT-R heat: $50 UD. #2 as ENT r ee ous Wainw Guaran prices 66 th | PARK a a ) yr in ANDE >, S44 y wa city: | i014~ ae N. 1725— 43 jarage, $8 11 ” right tae { Jac: pond | es VIEW ores Hous —————— em. hs am i db re _ ¥; low 4 oF Mai: LIN 5. 3 . 344 DELL™ se, $ P - Bldg. 00- . y desirable | suitable Wr 4340-8 ot alnalg ry esa STOCK! come; ee 088 | ae rooms ) rooms and bat in 2315.| MAG 80 A DELMAR i 6 inonth. ( | Rover = Sree | *. b] as P f o— > : CAT “ { ae} AGN — es nd f N th A — ‘ + 2339—Lar e piace: | ¢ ita ble for Bi ities f i “Ooms cl be be 6 — t pas st os. PUERMAN ay REA NER-GRA BACON, N and bath. $3 35 34s | wo “teen 165A uthwest mf oa est 6) | Residen > PR'P'TY: F a 4 ge s) es ; Bvt! 2 ay : ven j Urn 4, yding sun - fjor st - N. ~~ LTY ANT . ] eae orth 7 “) Ol . rn: BA. FARA) .. 361 Tan - 30 ne —- re) BA eeping room | For worth ‘oxenes Jenc nishe hs | BUGENE par) or © (22 Ch rc ‘BEI ment; 802—F se-POL —Ne Gks— (—— 1 a 14 ea R RSs —Furni reins rs soom: | est 27 xp B01 es. ed 6 , J. Al Y @i ast: 6 ” es “O.. R AU, i > new!) Fiat: 4 LACH w 4 = a wiz Y — (ke jena 3 Park. nd F : ALE optiona! rnished n:i* ‘ERS 1774 sure nt reas oom “> eae aa HE id sie > rox tnut. . Realt Ti we wiy J . son Ww kK. once room De! ae af a gara o | den ‘ark: « lat 1! OPE WE EN ILE Ly thet AGN ” inesnis mn. sew ont fur (Cc) — man MTR: fro ished c EN “GIL } w ootns Jor $20 4 . ‘ re roc NNE y ‘ () : AMO. 2 Ww oe | is i. pay) i ing M-3 da i" RE a ad EST iW = ST RTY Ww T nu * IT Al’ Pr i? RE En-G ing far nt : 4ences J abis ‘ ry roon - ein uth —_— —— 7,99 AL T a AN’ rut kR LEV tric 1 AM IERS t fog Bu: 8 n.c¢ — s Wa — E E ) ; ONE PRe . MET AT’ NE TY v Tr MAY AUN MARK iahe rot. ar . Seca a RQ) MSs _ cleanin waiter Y, Fore r ment in 9163. s Ik ; open oice pil apeeimememiinens stnut Re: [LL | bath SENTH.: Co urna ee “STOC ik st: 51 ' St ness ell 73 Gran |} water Side } il) take at CHA RvUCT ND F . WwW re -L.Y 7 ENT Orr LAAIW Ec! NT- d: ess! yuse oC ) ir Thr 4 re; ‘eat e. DELM — AIAN “a £1: | _——-— ut. ¢ alte electric oY 109 ce; . — iE i : roo } Ores: p r 95. 4; P lot ea . nal OU LON. HE - Wor NSP Ht ‘ET ING ATE rance sew! ne rr sping 1g: ree, g.__Caban “tre at 718: jLMAR & = e = Jlive & rs ctric: | iOP-] a > Uk ms. ia fi op rt. | ost-I Kas 40 uton E CK. BU! ut BCT L.DIN HE . what | fr lag machia ym, 2) RO _reaso fu aban e re +, apar BL SON. M:; ——— 621 GREE c: 927 11 N. ith st roc “*lis Al x0) RMA | di ware ne pert .| PAY 9p and «120 1G di] PRI SAL iT LD -D BE THE G OTHE ; ys ree furnish M - clUsive unfur Ande}! posur gw, also « i. a5 5 = EF R. ar for ern t wave R M i He ] I ~ —* | Is ne ad a ¥ fi r room ’ i " XN NE. 5: oe BUE bath. tinted * TRI r jr ~ se yer i tr 4 bu t Bide Olive Te ety. oo? St’ C | RIN A i AT. I. a WwW NE "“MPTA VES PM. - - seen whe ir. _F shed | 2 P neigh nished i 76 e: a u. table ~e flr &)7 4 C i KS yuild) ay aila A N f 4 ay : 4” > Hf} oR sleep! 7 1ish. . flat: ater. 5267 pei sO RM A a ST oves ow p ade co y lot 7592. any Es { AS > kb RE SITIC TU KR Ww A TION nd iy IN THIS Said sien ron fe He ’ ost-I bor? OR. wia q ant ghop for ‘ OT “e hes ; ach ng 4 bh! ej A _. } room 2 . 72" > gz por epa t ae, que 4 OS Ch NN. j ——— qt) j 90, r ae! Sout snemndmenatte Brow 5 STAT ~ee THIS LY iN TX RNE r ; s Ww Tt | . 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THE = RVvICn TT Mow ACE A Low peo * " ED as , ptional! ol als useke lowr ! arage; Will “ Me partn vor LEON $85 ator | Lay GWELI,. va ge rooms __(e76 a Cle — hou wo eren : ee i, roo! : LINC 1 po FR - .- .@9 KE ch; & 712 | 1°28 Fi fu ain ain een al } vale (c8 Wi vocal, AE ta) & y co wo lare shed | WASHIN 226i deeds ce neigeee atl ee ota Pt our rooms. gun | +) | oO Taare 215A—7 light root 1g | FORE hi_garage, 7120— rnished |’ joe 4 real business i BT cakienel “ae CO., 333 ‘ rr a nveni large h ay SHINGTO ping: nectin BAS iB 21655 STEIN or el sun parlor | APA’ - i N. 048 farage it roor __ (cu he T, 19 6 roo Es. G | rH, § MENF aed 8S 100% n colo y all ‘PrP | : ec a lences. ousek f. Ou ITON gas ger STGATE —z & Ss uth; e-- lor, | TkTMEN |D \ axe if 4 — oms, Mm ,) : at, ! Vo—4 ms dtinennete & pair OL oniies gl: ELI — | no red cas ine. ’ e en - ; eer of ra 00 , = 1. Si) Pas i : ae MA a . ee oe ’ oder . few 1ardw an “ , t — a I WW red nei h Ekorest le and rans spire | sad nccnveniencer ~ - OF nge. sink” pee parior, f. sind Li Theat satedel OPEN te AT I j mesiaph 2 eS bah SS rovins, modern iy auids Pin ood eg til a d sun/o 406 __C re > Blewar tle ‘Coar i tape; seri houses | agner a ari) 300) ark: Bsr wi 00 + nished GTON 3a 737A BOGEN E see eaurage f eed pstnyt. (ed 5 réoms $65 Re INSPED RENT bali ates J208A— 5 modern. $35. | Senant — etc.: 3 built bath, ste (e) | nosio 3211 "Olive 2 * _ ation Aide was within comma flats | 72 uilt’”’ te” A S ei ae. farlet AauINGTOR Ln. 4 ae 24 Ai Beco sntved:- roor re and po EST P CTION ALS. GRAC EK ctric rance "f room eee _s HAM $5 on fro xcellen “in cal apie | Pert ons I - Fi ive Wi or rT six h mission, ‘ 2 C Q restau? - La ylor. | roo caro os 738- m, — — CHELN nd fioor. for mm, 71 One bi 4321 8 res: a PARK. MA R Ee Al. ope io fa s and or ILTON, adult m ow t cor net, estni ‘H ine | 2713. LL. 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Ol LEIN k ree ME SL a ie, ER & ness arm $3: Flats, ntral 5 RB'N ousek ‘arKge - (ca) | W ~d_f INGTON ia oe ADE The floor ¢ 17—Fis mM AX, 3 cated room 5399 N. d sun D uits on 6 | OL bP oa i fiate 3 roonis iv eat and a | ive Jt. BAL BEN | 20— Fy cor, 7 nO RE ation, $7 FLA Ap: $13. (82 PRO ’ ere ae A. 2017 eening f and ooo WASHIN _fron $1... 4 Cting E: ta ast; $75. OD Main 596 + ae oon _parior, ly. | — OLLAC 12 $15 a1 Og en 4) {2 ELOPMENT. Ne ages son Oliy 411 Wines — 5 ne eee $75 AT Wt artme a P’Y F == acer : 7_—Fyrnished ro = con- ene INGTOS yt IK en 3 bath, rd Main J. i eps On ns, sun 996. (cd) 8 rvom 53R7 B es PLACE bed: | Sor? k, 101 5 and us e hace lig" will 2 a servi aan tn ei Re th fi. EIMER usines Chest: COU. oubie d.—Pa nts We FLORIS Fer ORs | : . we icto lished ra w as mm. sing! N BL. ing awe 1 ' FUR: 71 6:3. PSTE rs parlor. yr 3: ot 7 BA a. yr: ole . $3 RTH ‘ maT N. &tb 18 ach. He a iat ALES ce. 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S17 FLAT a a. m. to. ine for — ted senate mode RD. 5 430 | sus = live 862 in , 36: 3: all a ished od ON 95 double: 7—South "ae rooms, & RIX br] . 61% to chi me n WwW As nt on] . ent 25 and ale ‘fe +) PF P = sR aC vei n hea 1404- i ve ai KF DE shop loor, § ~ With em ( LTY the 00 » nei Cc _ yell loca e. rn, mar i—Fers —-~— URB' : -3635—Room. | on- | or Sa Ml ay Pe me ished: will de aan RYT mer ae iMigens teak’ a INGTON” PAL po Tg ge (ce 2 oe -6-—N 120 ederal | ~ ee te Wine oe » | 060 4 rene (2: ai Pas ated}, 7 rage: terms. ye N PROP’Y . ‘arand * apa ” gout he (co) Wa keepin 41° 7 -Onventie . : FORS | Ha ¥ ior’ ts 4 un! it. - ° rent d mode TON ; ' JM. 91°) ( ‘aban pore h: + odernt 5) HODIA nd fix shed. ew f (eS ‘ | ° offic a usy ) x room nut = ae gxhibor he a 4 _—= a “abanvy fom ur reem A R te 8 n; a) roo oN. d 37 12R_ ment ern ¢ SHING’ = room Nome “¢ ’ THE ecorate r, water, (luoor. | &o room 75 only ob of wn? qu: A— y 5707 Opposi i lar | ba MONT. tures, hardw our = CORN . at 3S ‘ah: 8 On se FLAT ietor 38S. 1h x ant + (7A) | t lot: : 7 aS wer m Ww FO 312 5. all sitet reom: iTON ae Se ms, wly \ om eff BL Fore r. hea = g atid SYRA ez 9 dIbjec Gh RiP? 5c). 3 la ‘ ite large | EU th. hea ~ 301 _ open, ood f! oom, Cined. ER CASS” 516 M al i Wa ‘ uth: no tile | mid = o 68. fuer RUY rea. ebster R SA nileme 234 7 $4 floo Con- men - iw “ ~ RI ruonj fur. Aa dehy Picjpey ‘ ee =00 st ii t f > 4 433 por ectitn ; P AEF «> rge — n. GEN t a 4A par 1000} roo 10-S1Z ASS org 20 — oons pao not “o ‘bath ter ake r cara n bung te7 Be, mm 7” itlemen ; gr rw | eee in wees ne wa Fann ‘ingtu nev; $-12— ia ee 2 Sy HA Cany out; lly an ck b E — Fores We was con\ slee 12—.s etieiniipatcee pO — | ' nnsvit ee a rPnome * 434°? os nod ine ’ Ss y ; = — flat: - ae. Kiv : stnut. . bui N ILSE jaa 4 ‘orner, ing iI eee E Or 06 RRrY 5 re large large 4 BH ater Se 50—Fror t Parr , wad = NGTON Ee on: tes ed Se 5 RY ata OW, 721- '. BOO Che rani 5 3 = new! ‘WEST’ 'PINE. rent. ST. LOU re Main 596 | pINg Reg J CATES > sel » > ns. 4 99 | y deco s wi ged d fl it at - . NKE ent rea ectric | ton 686. $17 at oad prove. == . ak oa very ee ne Lonvente con. | ter oow. * ge ee vate METIENS rooms 596. (cd) | LY hated fi ch ‘ze. | SPR ste: seamen, . bel (cR0 FRAN ee eee . Iigh oor =f "R. sonable. 7.000. Mr aide t ma 28 weed “Webste 722 : | oom — nces- W nt le hee va rare @n- hAM ! PJIk Ce, ys —s «te tC ed AS ST eh: Onis | IN am h me. c80) NOT d; ope ro t a no $ —— t¢ et. Ft E able rent ee M ly rack. | (" ter. ee mm with | es: $e | VES Sage panies a Tar A geet fle teat AR hei! ne G. 27 eat 3 bath. P s-P * teapay as part rth: Vr 1 Chest: CC r. rent +l wa OR Chestnut a sekee ith icite TMINS’ re roo a Pe = “pod Or ~ h _ at wih sun par! hath, 1. fur - e1ec ARK ERR effici en | V B hest ps Voge al of | | - — NE — i: pin iitehe kit NSTE Paso! m ad Kl durph 1311 ——" ~ { nort} cai! _109_ uildi ir. or elec 7 oN nishe ec- VIE ERRY- RU enc t of +) ) lr nut tlle 8. . ood fi mod LIA J ~ 2008—2 g- deaitabi Wr chen ER P able. fotn- Gk + —first f ‘hestn XN. ns . and PWENTY-F sctric: $ —6 1: ga rooms eR. TH, y; ne a ic A | a: | Cal | | Sue core threvs A AV Moats: areas RSTMINGTS Ll... 4 Por, § BES J. ALTHED eee 9 st aa th. |" decorate oe rooms. ): fa- | any sepa REET ee ! 5 R sul - | — (c82) | og mle. ieeotanent E . eoupie ent : pase SETHI 053 t 1AN - AiJtl ae As 4 ENT camera fain ‘ T - Oo} rate Rs f kitch 23 P AG ‘ TOF rate f 56—? _ 8t h w " ‘1 ] dj & _ ventral - I~} 4 Ph rg i ba 4 ae es enette. E urna New st. are . lif ne g , SS a | (; one . oe bathe ul southen ‘two | TOO “MINSTE ms. pri 2 Se and MI ian ese sis Chest 1970 ‘Ra 1: TORES T Li nty Bld ZUDIN ~3 roo at 12 $42. . 4370—5 nt $55 large alte v0), Wi or li | } : pe foot: , ee ter S Tollan ght for a ut Po rae la- , —,- bs rT. 3 8 i Nest | t | Bt 4132 “G or ldg NR ms: will PAU 50. 5 0. rati th ght f er foot: sac gs st 4. .W reas ithern-e ns a WE m: rea iz R 4 ‘iva! a wo fu e4) ain 1+ Eps’ S10 4th d rae mi uf 417 Rurd h an FOR Re sts ran oe DD “ E ALT will | LLAN = Sete he F room: (ah- HEM ons t — man r ee aid oot: erifice; ~$39 . Lo . 2 ebet 40°1-. asonable — we STMT ‘ sonab! 551— vath-: ss KINGSRI > “STEIN & ecreene d 1K: 7. d Olive EN‘ ~~ me es a ‘ SENGL EF: Y co] bath — _ orest 18 mod (c8 By | MBLM 0 su » lot in ufacturi lo e Cass will m ot 52 uls R ee hou —La Grand single nishe NSTE LF Lacg 1: $8. fey roome, KY. #@ O17 SON joe Of ‘clid .:.. + ra ESF ach: gara .* \ 7a .| VIGk 1._electri : 21 851R ern fis Pee ANN-S rear, ng; si ts on ay ake te x105 ¢ | ealt ’ pusekee rae or id 384 d -roo R P e xd c ns. § HL: aT 2004 Buclid «4.4... a1" RR Fat I AT. hs tNON, a 3a 5—1 “= mt :PAC will ze $50 this b at rms; eet: | oY] y ¢ a ay Di oom AF m _ = floor ont} Sut! Fae RR ® - he s' > vi iy HHA lee ee eee ees BS RE : e fi ” pore . ~~ ind f sOwW —— } KL m to $ bu abo Jo at $37 O ——o ne. a ~ 8: a5 1 parlor aS: nut. (c2 509 aS eeeeee Bee + 10) D. owner at rt orch rf _furns er Gate 3B PER ake # 100 sine ut 27 cate | | | Lor ° jepine 2 fur nd po rch WESTMI — + ponzl—Nice a Ae NGSBI aes _sedagl PAE eh aR $d floot cd) | gel? INE wane cece ease bx te 60 OO | NE J. 206 Tithe wm. three , VERNON 38D A—Moviern “4 Tooms » ath R. E Vv CARTA: foot Charoaey eee south | | —35'x liston se 4 nished one (0 ri aon wired =p rd* ey y tur . ” KY Bi : -". a iv beds | 4 6554 7 Th! rie Bf ape" a eae ae BAS ‘ Tie NX cE 4 R kK Ww 2 | — tie Guar nnd ! \ fron ra ai ern “5-room f¢ ic) | Vie and PM honey TAN & Mims t] hg wine ee on aud oping 343A. us “eo + Ces. ment 8 ro je. NDE Rs se pe ans 3 OW. , one: 3 arke ent hh plate Rare abi So Tih Te 4a ( aati iA TS SS 2. tide | ft H orch: mm, ) a m Fins - Ww nut, 700 is nas ring |. Hy — price, is No. fe) TES room —Tw 0 L - ESTN a ftom (e?) oe ‘ ~ ST nee si0 . ~ ve 4cdU ’ ) 406 ‘ enh ws. ss eee. ag “oth ON | ASN.4 } ) }: ‘ WEI — GERL frnod |} ns, fu silica (oR? ; © ~ 4 ‘hest fain : x $700 lla ort D Te X 8: all ont onnectineg | furnished room s e: $7: ~"ToaseFeep eiKNGeaChY Tun CKE ons oe ath S. Be = OF ice A. Gade lo Of) >i t i Popes in Al LON Pp RP | oe Se ae uraace. =; S$ ed H N ortt tnut, | | re. 128, Po ot. Diag A) *. drive mi third a4. nence Ww ping. room. Zs. -onven range = re SOS C) ANN a= me ovie ak phe 1. ais 7. Sens ath new - AN K Past: ' bed -room _ tee - | yt me ' | b t se provemen rd fino —f un 1 . EST e\ scl L.. 4603— ~ or our and ad te hest OR rooms and » 00; | ° 56 parate @1 ateal ats ct $60. vory m_ eff. 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(76) — S F berry 190" HER. 7° i gag | PORN F LLACK. 102 rah «1 nut st. 150 he _| las need— h " ion eping roo Tw 0 mame ag ¥ Sali, Fie Sereed coe = PooIns KA ALI i it SAO — in FURNI OR RE c: UE mode ye A—) — 22 Ca > O@n- RN STSHED South urnished | UN lo K. 101 oday : $ nice # yey Colf stnut. | ting est a p for any F . owners oak neatly — (eR0: ENRIGHT -«. ind Second. & OLoneD yt ms, 4 , A age. a hard Stclatie oun ered shs h, ga Fur 3W rooms: rea 2909 puis av. I Siaaie locat! (e5 oieanene $1 LDERS, , — ti © derf oved | fine math, ¢ ol il afte om: ¢ fur AX, pe wits: wand tu Toe: 6 fin —New a yr eer of 1 to APAR’ ey LEXIN bar ood floors oer roomy (cd sie wien cated rnished — 6 SOE ROBE rea- NW. Ur RINE ation f Df tr tric: 5-$20 ner ATTENT! _ coloni ul ne condition; toilet est 3 sve ir f+. ontinu FP urnished — 363 onven rnished— th st equip sh; ba Ke aad & Poor tile. lave 4! eset ITALE 7 - 0 GTON a ors an dern — — ‘th reli ail co 5 roo (ec ION, 2 on. F INBE $ do or any rust in wilt per f ENTION. yf al h w and 1400 ae. t. dou- oe ¢ 480) : able fr ie ous R AN popapen roo (Eur iences room eprice: lipped ’ 8 roc sie es lie b on r ouths 4 INT ~} — om ‘ 4° _ aban id ti new ipenaves abie nven) me — ry | stor POT ores RG Ora f: ¥ in pay take oot: ON j oot ] ome m : KO acant; - 50 ront r oe L, IN. ms. D eka P ’ NIN Vapo build ane acon me Bip large choice | LIANG uthw mn ich ti F place; a yor with great cone y* mod room: e. beaut ren: it aes rs oe ms. fro us NIN h: deco soul venience : math, 1 et 400% Ls on Sk e. he: refri tn- | RHI venien ‘ie ive 703. ee uiiv fi PE | ae Bea & s > space | B ingh STAT ost Bes rench , ini a oe rn. poor al co autifully (4) faimnet: bed 2 MINA PI = Lak large ¢ Sachi rg «ly hou TOLTMAN. f lead patna steam sAND, ” S41 Fa 3380, ish 45°9 —___—417 ON. 7 RINKMANS 1] ION i p! ng Fr real | REALT ner will ¢-room | ovely nven yf bes wo forth (M&S LOT —30 Ri SALTY in Se er Now i light; room bs hs] d : 432 sgt ce ert : Ds pous oom RO MM me | BUG IN Groot ar os er wear z (el8B - |e A -rand . Cab nD ‘ 0d fi efie ew wate : Fur To ey ‘ec, Fr it'- | pein Ds 50m wes —- | 30x a5: iver Oo. rutha , a Ss fill oors; | | and 2 Orbea AGE ! 90A— ho with ks 1OM : AT 53x*) E nS: ga iliicter iene a L_Aparime 109 any ‘f — A one” Gee 3-ROO. r he ahead oo orest | WE wo Gore and t fine 123: ereifie 3 491 mpto pj on kit ed , S | I On er MAT ES a - ag a os — lA rimen? "3 Sor 9 L TY ke ‘ aM at. red . ; isc. nde ea ES _ Susi : wW 3066. 0G n. 10st che with } ra r ay.: NA (eS atic: smal ear. | enare TE W WwW 4 LTHEIMER. $ i perch anc PART? Ww nam : RTH AN urphy | 1 Rad elect 3 roo . i oe Mi; oul nd 4 BUS! yA ravois.| | m n in su 1} | Pewee ya" tos P “ Wivis ae a ee: rtm et pam ED .” Tire “Ut. 817 1} ok it + ee ait Pen 1a at ire P INST’. +R HE nD ¢. Kas ns ME tRICKS ortun 1 » fla URN ak. c 6T ORE hears iL ii e ba n 4 w m Ray ‘ or ge a7 it: . Fe private gentle. | _'oat- remem oung ana rt oD hbd— ¢ Ch AP 1g Forest: roc ~ ph ee T. 54 O11 co idee AX ) FLA LROS a2. for 's _with NS. 1105. ¢1 evonshire, i * th wi plumb ith n C. soem RL Gay rest “64 , : Hoat-Dispat ! con comp! busine ‘bath : ner? nf Wb4—N Pires Poe astnut AR’ rr MI- rrest ” mm eft —----— pr aT NIsine qo net na—4 felmar . FLA v ad Tf warar E “aa: oe r groc e 105 ha atree ire, | ory a th ing; Gre beanie 4 urnished apart 32M ly; | ch. venie etely ss mat ae Daa tat cones (a4 open ; NT— ari iciency, CATRIE Pap ap ts vie room Ts —_ complet |UN e. ' i— Chestnut leatn . it ¢ nd f pedest uli re Tl rex mer , ge fs : neces. furnis rot ory s 2 a nate , | A sli¢e Nice Cal n rool “2 4519. anit good {) FY atts HOB ect AN Se te. | ION ‘olfa a tore nut. f ut af lose 100 al n : Cc | ai ons mera | R ROOM Box M-339, Bee pak EPSTEIN eseue re 4 t wah Mr ane porch. - shel, gees Sr. 1.01 sees henerie iv a ain “s ice for s! ist. rt Mn i AND AP’T’sS ——— | Mee AND v7 238 weet ay 4 | Ba roa ° West | | | ee Ais i balk Oe { G alich B Realty Co. urnishe 5040—Sle hat! OOM — ( AGE, 37 aes &£ rch, * urnished ——t5 tie ‘aba - . | = NC ae e and 2 Inin F’ weat r WA 2x00 FIT and | . th t; 11. 1v ad ed 0——Sleenir oa | OMS Wta— S$ w 3 er” som #8 ' mm) 7 4-re oe ny coms wood f! 493. New b ec. bre LAT G oom s. NT Mi feet; T—Se L gal n fi} el rou >; ha e | unga eron en BI. also eep! cb lL@eht ‘v yee (ANT L Vv ren: a ole 7 Oh “ APARITS 0m; ne west: >" trance oors -Ne\ edroon akfast | ™m Wt — rand 677 hath. pr ED) Pe .. rv aD gro vers ae? | at 19 W i ectri ghout rdwo || | Wood low : — a Bu BBL 5257 cianmia veo: ¢ _ettn Park dist Two. nice ED _ WILL porns eats | APARTMENT— 4, | a Stowe vory f = vedrooma. fer’ ne i a Firat, | rag: breterre _ Forest 1000. siureral per | st of 6315: i vd nen fixtu . bea od | |terms. Boy: maders ngalow | 5; ever -A-—4) _Toom; | oni ark d eeD: nice! AAMS. 7 janitor — (oh) room INT—Beau arkvie itifuly | ST Lor ag 5-3 eleiet hy fiat el 01 outh om ws kerred oe TRUS neight location 317, nort ./ Ow he res a utif | °. re. fur a noo BE.. ything ne ho refs. district ng: So v furnis Ss PFR . 106 Ch servi Parkvi from Beautiful wil ST LOUIS ISHE leepir 1: sepa hard. F ey pe Di Side; & Ia: | . PO) ) ST CO* atl | A n to bu if you h_ sid n | alw he v nd h ul | J nace k. B .. tle a, OO0434 Re pa ROO prefe uth Sid hed. ig BHT: :% hestnu ce. | [>b ew vs May ifully ae _— =09 har IS, 5025 R Toa gz porc!} rate e g Wra pate h, $10 large ; on an MPANY } NDER ild are ae of W ays Ww ery h ot-wat ohn C. » sere ad oath tien ean ng | “ red. Vv e. lariurn . Ree . oO. 27 SLMA 3° a4 furnis? Co) } dwood A :, cy hos: ens | auth — rew ~Fooma | B nd St I. | SON a ho kin vdo | kr ante ome er G ners cet oS eng IR JOMS AN ‘evr $257 PRRs! | ST—Ant. 2713.) RBI i ag ee gt ie ag eg 955. | PLAT Side, Sian ro ard. Rox | BROAD So wens et dee "KP k for @ nice iow y d bu you’ | reul : BL. 33982— ‘ingle; reasona- | rere iM MSiT NC A127 re Tide. lt AR BL 4315— nighed; 4-| A. ¢. sad floors. st soe nt et Shy ~*~ hree rooms cand ba Rox | lo wre a fe, | ioe Chcaneas oh mes || Pe veut Ghee ake ve | Greulich Realty rrvenience Si Js 3. m. na - ils AND ROA! AR leening R1>>__. roor - iF rm ) ae —Bea aii; § BLAN eened tile b | @i arage: S UNG ROTW nd b _fe5) I ‘ation f . 2635 stnut “"RMAN | arl ‘ould didn’ : ] Ri, a4 ow nele { cd) . for BOARD \ D W SINGER I itn gh i ms. «¢ OnES? Pa ooms utifulls a PALD KF, porch, ath. e-ae Sout TALOW ath sR Al or o 5.- F st. NN ij K AV aff nt ty iy BB cach 307 ner’ =} ront —_ busin Rb pee ANTED tiel KT) n and large a a , - 8 r P AR ete ‘ adults i’ “furni 2 } : lo ING. “Ss R. E. atea j Post- ed ca h Side Wd. oes . or . Ww AY. any b —~largce FA! A , ARM . irkw ° (Mer ord. 7 ' each: o—« home roo: | RO iM ess eir! td ive 4 iN R war ~2 rnon peg mo 1) root n IK BL newer RH °? tE ’ re mene with os CRN 8 and y ». 493 einen Sst claas | =e hy 05—F our cut Ch | atch. — May 1 of Cle room STEP r any Ss ae rood etoc Wtd— AN = | } on a Ope Pla ANG (cq? s, $422 8.em room, eek- D>: ox U- vate fam MONT TY CO as ISHE ath. 58—Furni | — r ron eatn | to 15 rand: # iC HEN reta Mews ama k fe wi TED . Rea n fo ce), | enees N. Ooms tag mod employed. $4 want ends: BOAR Rleeming ‘ PT, m4 N ?. | eee ID com Irn (4) a; mod nis. ut. Fu 0. B mid- | ALT SAU iT th s ae tine ete _ —— Ma Ity Se , 4 4 brick : 1 — — ? ae ch ot Canis 7 Mj RE or AP piet nished eset sul peni ox 0-2 . ORNI UM isine store _ fu! is or N impro exch -= jecti rv nsp ] ll are —~Mus RI aie ae * rg) | ROX ed by stenograp RD - Wid —! a: porch: 9 11— Bang PE ae TINGSEORY L AT TS ely fu ap OT “aad par. | shed — ss NIA. 2 rae. ae . Buit- | par tarde tienen ange merc: | 49 ec H vice D eth pedestal wa M Fig aw Ore Bi... S137 4 licht. ie, MAD Bee lent —E Be stain e199) ee 7211—Four ro 9494 NGSBURY. ins 1ENT—3 a” he TANICA Ss __(8) | LAT V Fla ee | "rent ‘$40: co nestnut ticulase to ews 1 oe mercantile | | 935 D omes ivisi re nd: 18-ineh new 4ro oa oll Lent loor | bre ND raphe bath: =x centing BA ae Er ete wr we roan™m ee oom ‘ 15 “ry , 1. NIC — Out — dj f Vid nae ts la Sa " Tie jood nut st rs to uri wel! ntile i 9 elm Co on ; ane { w a tab ouseke 4 |- pefe akfaast : BOAR ¥ Ro yiane? ; N Wow ’ KIN @ s and ' tricity RY. 56x) oe iJ room nmioder Al» hn e amily 3 and A — | Main 16 BL conce store owner. preferre located {} 063 ar A ‘ ” rpora =. k pile. ae e: pho epin SB max rences: cou Dn WwW x 0-84, P- fanr iT 4 17 SON al refere and nent legant! S. SN68 n fiat 4219-— Aces : 3+ ad apartn pts W MEI __1 608 U ME NFEL, rooms fc 2402 4. W yenu tion | oes — shower nda ‘ 435° a ne - ¢ an / ost- ‘D pe : pie WwW td.—RF P. D , M at R410 iT oO ’ ences te lent ine!) nt'yv : P NI a Be a Poet. Sout ults len? td tAME 313 FEL 8 tor NN, Sarah — e. F > i fixt arda . bul! ar ogg — ook ‘den. | RO ispat aivase on ch Loom. . ue A de te eb restniy! LINDEL!. F ene uding “urnished gre Re idea | utifu _ |= TE i unty 8 furni | permet gs 3 Title Guar. 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Bid ARKET FOR amma yj} adie oo 53° ben dew : rn gerator se keep) an, ghte OA . ee ,44~ «tvle ym ” dell ? ; “new 415 1 me ae. 5 te ov Te furnis ID (ms . wit cjran BR efer- | mod ‘“ AN utif VON g fa » t), - —_ me oS and * ut : sage 515 tor. sink Ping | ners , emplored. wid elite amis andl arom r — ma e; vat ant M Aik : a Iw " nioh ne = oom a a: 3 2 MPTOS mane % a0 rooms. cal fs ae DWELLING ———EE fab 4 a x W eat ; aia a make vi atoren hweaest. | a arm, with 4-room ho = BUNGALOW Pine Lawn = iiiall aUNo I AA then, eet oe . ; nge. phi Soouae lane fe |. | Box jrov ~ulture esi atber hehe THON == ms, in-a- ef. | liv AND all aft 1] sa artme ; tor 18 ed: i >. ' . . AN " . IL, ae . fo .fr yme modern ; - eed , —a room a. ak a MI... 5649- ~- : by Fc eamagehinn i AP s. rat. Dispaten. 7 ge — wan IN Broom nt a . ABB e284 Fie (eh) sa, me? ast oe br — Fu nished =~ a | ——— TW) T = — $60: {moder ca " ASHINGTON. — Central R RENT | bisatin hd ‘STORE Fi 65 rT é ‘ ONST. Cc a le Deloridge. ‘city. 7 $30 Fergumon. e 3900 Be » aan | B-room COTE Pea sentieme eauciful iarm | « reenal #% PATER MA solar drawn ’ | floor ne le Be VILLE, & sha niet | 1730W heat; - 3856— open, Vic-| ath. de of 4270 for ar a an OR LEA elmar | o.,|8UB ” 206 “Walnut or ie pny 62173 Ed mehweod. on pen Mi 50x y furnimbed: str arke rv AIDA HO aie on eB bat nutte enomnnnd Sees 583 (6000, praisonen: | DOVE adultes 4 roon a1 o AL tric st 910—11 fr gee ZF. tion in South SASF. - URB’'N alnut st ~ DWELL | w. De A BR TER “irl. 198: es ll dag pe gn ar at AZAR 1 TE oo G15 (st. can ok a | nev ublet (6600 Delm ven, | “as aay ; gare us, bath a ».. THEIMER } Taree | be compl ee and V © PRO qx... LING Grand, wood - 561 an ho Te? ; : clea rence nab private: | Sia HO Ls very Ist ; «@ a . Sas ent. W ' § a $x 7 ed | GE or . $3 od fi ; ( Ri | $i 313 South " .) | BUGEN lieht: a . 2 RICT , UNGA 10 Ka . GE rice fr im odiamot ERFO right = a aot: | pri vat oom ’ ig vewly ‘ I> He ay; 3 =. ist——-Ru P 4 td) > * F oe Che (c4) | BASTO age: | Je any kim TION. BE i Chest BU aston sETTE b] mode 0. a A a... F e: i = ire, 4 oF le or > ened ; tural I TER . (Rh __ SAV ot | aout GS aoos RMAN ae eat. gi N-furnial 7) | GIBS OCKE $35 od flo SAS i W is effars nd of NN. BEV os ent NGALO a\ SMEIE ocks | Tn: easy , 49°6—4-roo ra gentile “omfortat ‘orest: at Ios Ace 190 sridge. N ~ HOTEL | INGS sg MELT» rtd sits be | nished 6-ro: 59 Bas, e} shed | oe $554_ BUER re. Lew N, 5972A— est sone eT UGENI and business, ERAG electr men ev. _Caban RR. E. city _Deim terme. id Heighte _ 505% mah. abie al ern autifi reno corne TRIS e if dec PONS ack in! adult f}-roo vox i— - ect rit oa Lie me ; vo4— —— SOK MANN i x —_— . , 5 nr ae ; | rENE J. (“hou n. KE. PA ; avie ic fu roc . ee 7756. E. Cc ) ar. SAVING ree’ ' _# oO room _ con illvw f¢f ms: r Et T ire . 2 : 8. F m De? oe INST ee * ie t ni aod elma the ce, elect ae re ack of — fER, naub le eet lave leavin milie unfui furnace on aN Co., he ' | ie Al d bv 8 to eve Seca my ATM SF mar om resp ur- | ERA Ce l. oT ir 683 park: 6) rated: ectri Fleven roo of stu-| sk 817 rent B Gard c. 2 8: b rnished: rnace hot- e floo ew 4915 46 suena piano larre « ad reon ) | hee at eo a two $10 ry mode Tinsina fir TLE WE apart 46: ponsib] NCTS iF : 6 | 4. £ e fi en rooms: - _ 7 Cheatnu UNGALO en. C€ 283 V arne! sult- D> wate r; ti atucco: — “9 ; nad on ~ pop sp! peop ie, per week: ; ae and © st fio eS x. STM ment 3: eae 5@ i G R woth. Pr: ' 4 st f) (c _ &, _B arace. xtures ooms: ER | —-——-—- ut ALO Un’ olfax” vey n for ult- eno r heat: e bat 4 rARON nice _victrol sma’) ' 1@ at war lendid l Raw’ and ' ar corne: n INST furt Rran jRANI PERRY De oor, cf BLAN . et : bath \ & — (a4 tile ba a ax 34 Driv aule w! rte: k a h. ha rooms. al ve abl ow oe } | Vited. mod prices dinin per week ea 'STE na | a ths mer icely f ER. 4 ished nd-ne =! » BL RY-RU Tt oom nort KE. on ~ fur. | fANC ou —— tel th, New m 3444M ve. R “ th ne ey at wond rdwood s. al! “ARK eB me Colfax: mua k « rohm ER ‘oe ose a cee | week. urni 123-4 — arge 4 UTH 1) ef! rth. R. ewly ™ HES - thw — . ff ha ma Soe | oa w fu off! erful i Rs fu fa cost: aking | eerss Rr ¢ nr e ¢ tmen -- ! ished > a} *e rear 728 ab ro - i ee ney = € t dec STE it est | nace = rdwood t briek. 4 : rmite ow he oors. rage: furni tL s. rniah L, IN x SRR vou it an ge a “0 ta @ Rental an t. MA os a od mea ao" rho nt a porch, $S.—o ex : Kr! y7 a ".. ~ 0- FR. 4 ri Kt de doa f ick. ___ /e83) LOV . LOY l K, ire if ill se me, 70 REI ished 4501 aned | DE r inspec ideal aero! RTM oY xf al eanc aacsed | AKNE r 45 +8 a tme ns and 50. h. tet rooln hat URN mWwe¢ a 4: 3—s trie A gay ome loors, 4 roo LIA 76 _ Re desire li fe SU aly ELLIS. ae + ee —R PRO ) L, ] tion ine “eo _ ENTS ue ceasin Att APAR nt hath i AS vaca Menor s tile i _F1t Cheat { tore | bu one bil . we ruil brie ma, inch 76 eaitor. d Ma rnishe Rea! = ¢pei— unturnish od | Amer 4300 PLAZ A (083) ra ony rig BOOM a ae pee oreed* hen 4- TME NTS” AA $20 per | GRA’ ec iH MU Br Sipaeews ‘ade, HOUSES stnut. | DEM w » for rent.(c1) Owner a terms 900 stree ruit’ ella y 4 a - " ae 08 Sn uti Bor ene Pag Paectt nate ican LINT r pO 37 8—st os cr oe ree mh 202, ock ore of tt, 587 } 1105 iz. el} nfus —_ >} ~ r_ Linde! esonel undings: ws Pine | rar : Tt. : nut ms a: ” autifi . ve eff | ERS ‘ Hie ra a M 19 rooms HR, era) Rr A ‘PME Irnis ished r _ i irrone _ pose {Ret Or to ' >t wT $) 5 r m8, "- “A rd . of _ park Market terme m™- h 87 n Cc L Rt T ON. ! ¢on furnished Lindel) 68 le. / ENT wit) aft manager, exposur iv fu cienes HITN¢ LORY ' ras kas. el _| Ww es. ENT hed | DEL rone. Com. lien Abril £ (83 Fu RY ronthiy, $0000; (eS MA EF T rk. c 3 oni, ote B NGA “B01. ven! Lj 10 ei! hee! . 4 zg 1} loor: Cabs ures mish , _electr ’ 343° - eiec iectri. ESTS sank & § Ap { MAR A De! Ap rood yy . pureka: HOME- ) B : a 140 TT ’ His ar! A sa ritis ‘ housek ay ences | : Sy _ ae rereran furphy fou 2 yon Fy aaa oe gp RBar ley tric PA—3 tric, $1) J {INS alan anes we R BL ~ Egil or a! anan Tee E—25 ox 0-2 “no cash | ere S BRICK Tor Ww OpeRM ramin 2) — > ‘ : A he 1t? = he cad FA : - eBon4 ator unfu HT . ~ al ight Pen B AY (e764) ton ’ Rr ne: Y cee Ti ree RE _ ice’ ' 2 in TRIM : q wil} 54 CING ? serv) | v. ur _ reo ra 7, 2 “PT ive Ne OC ls 0 ° -- e M acre nh n, ha iiles iz! -T ern a, 5 nay! UN _—— rooms, 5a ing cont so x > I g1- | con 4 Persh G Ft e ¢ h HREYV —-~ ms. b (C80) _ we Se y 3120. | food K D — The A gt ee ardw — me ! oa ae vania GALAW ane hor. oO a - ne 7 na RTS Ol Di REA S1i7 npletel: rehine REST a) ath ~~. @ a ath ten bb re. o1: . .. $748- la ‘> og 7 1 IN e to wae Oo Oe c 5) grape ; a a acTro ood fi . ne SSH wiy 4 ne and av rT ER -weter oo; rere co Jt 6 hestn are on Ant FA tc ie : dec . ha 428 A—N gas — ath 10 — . Cd) H "4 he ec cod right | he s hi or as fro oors ‘ar ow enone scre . ‘ 0. aw roe n m, pr ere, Ee | ral Ak F hs Huet OUN KT tnut arre po furniel Tis RK } corat rdw o« Ne (cb? selina ee roo urnis! ODI or ¢ AUT tena ioca- | nee ahes ted f nt. 1 jum | yw ner yl ened Rich 1 bi \ aio vate | GHot or Fine nen es A a fo porch. ao ished -r AG. LA’ od fi w: 4 ort — ai ona 104: | as (MONT 1018 4 ae “+ ir | ee peoe fe 3 . point in i. 20n00: 3 MECKEL | wares porch; mod 79 Bas Se. couvio: *oklainy tat | ~ Crose A oe ig sh th riment of ees 4) | 5544 BARG AIN- S-room efficiency ROMANE a 6 ae ae if rooma, 3 bathe. ai 2 seat eoe8t | EUGENE. bus ee pane ere ROADHOUSE: = apreciated Ozarks pienty EL REALTY ¢ @: Drive ut to yt La $4: —Ho en 4262 ex aimnec, 3m — vipa of Ar ey TroAl yy an CT. room effi: ershing —SUBL leleney : | adi A. waU E. (¢ > will ished. anes rs the oF Pea” iar ee J. ALT he ee good , Feed UsSE— vatch Ow _ —_ ). M to ) on use 62 wk cellent A miles west: wrve eee oams 1 deli d la clen: bea ¥ T 37 __ fen) | KIN bite ol O—4 1 ».. FI ar le new)y oil vy T, 8) OFF /THEIME! jan for ar out Stor Grocer ' —. 2 a St. fain 48 enette Nicely tr e ind cellent fishing: ¢ ° Siena : at $ lightf: Lt | ‘v. utifully 5 | KINGS iy rooms. 1} 7A gs, A 24 i cot aee ES Er itor se ny - need e: 3% y. a on : Ch 481 ’ ad siehimeaaiieits . 1 \ _ - - Sm roo ul new eo?” ii f: ' ; . bilesh ms . ieatn rR Vr Or ‘Ora hea is i ‘ a! ee Fe *. S17 rvice. consi mi 2 ac Mea i =n ari i 4441 ear F Soc ae ay | Oxe pe ‘sax. ‘EW r i + corneas ‘a > KING urnished ao 4 iWwAY bath. € =. oe Te ET 2 gael pant iz 1 8704 — ¢ Chest Ww ered. are res of |} t Mar j=... en 4-20 N. es 5843 stint Yanten ore a: CARIN. ss 4 r 1-Ré " he ge ini Two- $50 LINGS = . ad 4. | letor 22 eor SRO? UO: lectric: | nese ZE 1B 7 i ek refin- | TIVE A D Jara 2 nut. ILL Fores “a anda; ~~ on nt P! LOOK 3 No soe eer nist st a Park. a : RIN—?1 For s a ONT rac Ne OM, AD m# XY ge} seamen rom ane PER Mu Bt RY me oes ») Le 4 M - 2a =f de a ee ud ” ees = mf nest Y , Tt « fober n , ae : i044 D imar nt i a nal) (c4 } ter se] or ~ {pynee 6 miles m 5 See: nee sTH #T. " ’ eleg re rth Market LACE. ) er Forest r0Om. ee) atepms: fr acres: ale i LY ONE: FORE ARTMENTS th st. | schoo newly viecorat tal bata iA it age A SUBURB. se eeaee : OLIVE 425%. Large. renal . S12 op. | = Kert. eights “trade. equit ead offer | brick mantel, p one a gt $ Greer. price se roms. eal = pe =f 7314 hal! uu phouse ree M fish ieee 3 in FE P ‘ ~U. S. e (oR?) | . E—F ROP. = Ber evita) ifficrs SW pay | Fron “MIN — Colfa te Ope lrmmer ie 1 4 Ca pr. ant tath. — 2 messing.” Dee > Te wage gg ota. 705 ub site. builder 4. BERT age ay REN — a ae letely |} _ ficienc 16-—U ag | NE e. Bo urnish F ber ip Rita fo Paint. | lon by By ye KEANE & B toda - oe 4 Bow: Re L modern: nent 4301 De! ine Ro se in: | otter Cc “hestn’ ikdef 7 ~atn aR G. . eller ntain , — _ o fan . tn hi WT. | all - : Vv. Mu: pper ; Ce Cn NORT a> i _M- ac ad ¢ , OR R r= oor off for a a i? gro) O77 x? by we, lar 4 and TO RRO cue 550 i E om eo Ve i t. ete. res ny 37 T co ing lene | mar! ‘ C-.207 will sa iful lot ut. {5} . a i. t{LANK vr cons rardwoo 563 linen es and stair rodern urphy be mom - ( mai | o iW AND > Pwo or summer. ENT « oo trices Te y hue yund-floer | ullding ge jet 5B re ADWA’ —_ TRANKE, to 6 ; lor 4 1% “0 "e128 price ~~ 4nea? rooms: o la P : a re Pr crifiec 7 Ss on . Me 2 ’ q A. x KF R enien d RROO ). ME - dishe , s. Pt conve acd ne 8, 5-r - SS i . ooms Gal a a’ Di e nner aye o . 4 Rt A} eer cople’ ness ‘ : Tr i per f lot: * term ™m mod AY — | 1008 Dv. m.: _ rw Easton pron eer ree ogt-D e: ca ramets — 14.5 - - @ ce, build De! , iF \ « | MEN one KF nen wis oom RES me UT pate ; ettrs , ye if) —— “es Life aise vot i] s lik er - Birep Sern: ntlen ‘e0u f ie? sh ota . en ien x) 1 oo 1iadir imar IT, I, — ‘ey as ART kor Ces : de ef ** IDE _ der + Wo R h tract .- catio: fe \ — : #ie 14) i ITA ‘ 00 impro a rer n a RUN Un heat ef ing: A en: r a atch c term Fig. ee: rean 711 Ch ql affici ne me ro E i dew 90 5 est ¢) ke morate z VOCF T Ww Row _ tri Be . idg i Rry you veme nt: al inga.- GA livers mut T . Ow ms een : f eae ‘ * E — RI 4 wth. md ” « eat cien: a P hy! act ora! . a + ¥ R 5s d a age —_ Re} ehe TOnR ana’ ] aN 0) io ati WwW er t r owfF nts eo Nic Tsyv »* it -ucilie _ 104) ar le aor ) ANKE ra un nut. stuff r oat omplet K-09 MORG ed, 4 ro .. ow i R° alk ter 9? The | M ' er poi choi } ater oy We n t mn. ice gerace. W-—N y _ | Striet ih kit 17 Ha ca “front pike RK. ye bh nc mi } ae ed liv imenream. 3 od = h : hrand | RGANFO kas, OP ix pTas , $: j _ Cc a) OR I, EF 11 Jeffer modern : 23435 T™ ee 7 ain 3 8: EPS oice retell j ‘ | BEAUCTI 3s 2 ' be REAL” io $1 ) bury a City . lL, ee Ay chenet t = race VWrN ee riment every | _ comple ¢-rnom furnis one i-new | Kas, Ene . I). ‘ tricits - ' N ver ien ASE—8.- son. Vi 6 rn feo} AYLOR ; EIN & . il lo- | ru | 8706 See ,LarT : Parky ain _ 6 UCTILLE ah tr: ae oe oe mi if 8 DE ron rit Ens te S87. net. tmo-to " i. room | Sauaanh tric, § no tS | om PaaS son 4 20 room bunk Park. ea- | VA t. 51D N. 617 Pa _southwe AT MODERN ancheater A eity, city, t aes oo and oun sunroom , | Oven 1 te 50945. & a NDEV —Space | watnut | (Creve et «c: AR a UNG ‘ ¥. ' de! Oy on Se : «om Tyis "i t) hE. ace } 4 M . ut an niA NE a dg furn one Paz th 1” furna aw. Cheatn: uf. : sents Berta just oh ys ° ra ee, a =n'8) | mov LE. Fes5— west eon APART Bid | NTE HOTEL her one or | gt neki: a ere meg rg ee = OS Seem anle~ (80 | seg eS A. hed a DETER ALOW. $500 Dow: Th side percnens ‘ y eae a= “g COU? ge. (c4) | 1OT line ne ned SSE t-w 431— ath ——— fla N01 i — evir am =ohes Kin TOR | - ETE Mid! DOWN ij ree of h of 42 (oy } o rs oe d ny . dare a rphy ? y: ’? 5.4 > atts Detonncioons ithe th « ART 4) BRO ‘EL, ns, 7 or tv “LL. -water h —* 7 = ies 8 . na ¢. $26 Sor eta wat fu gahigt ES (cR) —_-~— RESO ~ Fh wood rahe i aide rine Corne 20 ; oo ous rge) rove rod roo — ‘4 NOTH foun — Ik ' ¢ W N EL. Sth30 ishes v0 floor . 3843A- eat: roo! " ) ub —_-— ~w: sam | A. G b urt j\wa ann N R. eit, fioo ev lots i \ nvente he ef}: se ¢ x heat. me s —— ANG? ern ho f Ts ‘ NTS: i 4 IN ———ee Delm in 8. til A—F* AY dui is. bat! urba mod ‘> 18) ness. ished at . 1 — cnr we ion i ’ ames on Persh ay. w , mvenience ng Too NE penses janitor un parle”, ‘ icra’ os : poten a (; A > sar (33 z pla e bath, our ite ath | FUR n Pro rn. PLANKE suitab! Chou h- ron 1 BLA! , . Cada st. i Br’ on Di. in ; east hearas, ran) — — Ww “$60 will de , . selechion | | _ Fo 535 PA (33x) | nt; § oa: a a é NISHE pert ~ an le for an: m brick KEMORF. ny Rds on nv S oan le 3- Re “orat® rir ok | nz n ure? 3A RT - . G. B SS: n par ha +) ie a. a or | A ree rick ial Rq5 rR of r s ae ”> TT. c z nigh on 4 . LA open lo r@ rare rnis D j— ' CO. 3 any | & rn bt , Ns A — conte roe m 1. M APARTMENTS © cy OM. a CO. E Lindeil: | £ a A a "h ~ «Eterna of MENTS | ST GEORG NRE RF. qaras steam-h. $55. Box BR: RUNGALA Perntehe .. Tae a A aes 5: hicke Bong an may a fc) Ww 1106 Cheat we inuous. wl Me gy Sponge» rer re ter 43 ) CAR crmaaiounaiicingl nly er. ligne etnies by utif saENaNDs 2 154—4 — a } ~ J * ’ ww ™ yh. N ’ , . “ . — = U ° . { . ‘ : ad = y z ad gh sen earner hoveekee! (niver eve wenex. complete’ | OFA BAIS Fo bien “eee emer: SROMIAMIN: weit ; SALE AND. seeeT thas fee sets ehrubbes: eer: wise hoe ate Mi: | MODER: 2.208 Title ase Bite -43 Delma ( bans ins mar ervthing . lent ete ly serine O31: ar @°5 © electric n EEN r B "SHT 4 SPEX” ) LAAN -RURN will Pa. eet! | ‘DLA ter I a i g mar bl ©. 586 a nager ne BY wee r HE A RC \ ee — Louis Realty C LP } + we, © 6 Tn ame & Hs “ 4 : 9 mod am on4h__3 h. Olive 3° | derte 23 acres °: fine Al ve 4 o. ern. eee and . oe | neveus. fine ao: a modern LEY Quick LOVING iA Seer. 6 room = O ees ay ny r4 and _— nO menant uy sale w a AT O ‘ — flint Rr o> ai ak ane ature: © won. | : wd a... eases: ' NCE ) icB* Tt’ ow a’ ae ti] aac . tena ; ~- ther roo wre te } Trade Ua. (Uj s3* Rr RNS. 4 105 rifice tes | ce o a ern con veuienre > ae che ark f° ’ oe : BS ev ce: heat. pire ace oa SUNGATAY Gro 6 location: ‘ ne ean - VEST ‘ —~ : ne r ares he BR RUST os wood na ti co. er. 1415 floors: elee heliow tile. - : A we RICK I Agent. io D roor a, | hat ry bh WE elia s1 5): reh “Se he a daome F L av. W byt bath, | nan: ‘a. —_ . - LIN 162aW. ‘ces : = eo _peake, af " vw Spat wil talk. ow let Py “ry ” Bn ahi thes 1308180 or | I 7 TRUeT co & Guick ST cw Y. » Agent } 108) t ‘
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SEA CON teams a ee rere : - ee ee ee mage Bem RTS 4G 00%. «BN 36,626 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY “Wants” last year—19,061 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers C cn ARS “PREFERRED ~ OMBINED. -*& pe = ae : “’ —— aaa a eee seca , Ae at Re A NERS ‘FLATS. AP’TM. 1s. FOR SALE | FLATS, AP’TM.TS. TS. FOR SALE all X( "4 &" West YE "3 | ware, * nwest pit , as ' | | ES SI ME N¢ 'ES rok SAA LE EST | 43 worth M1AJANTE.-— Cy: “6050 W ATERMAN—S: 32.500. ¥ | 2 #I°S KINGSBURY S304 CABANN! | _ Sean COTE BK ~mdition. 26730: Big cul e. Slams aparimen: 0% ¥ rr renin repide tis hot wale? heat = 1oone hot-water hent bath le) la j > IO foe : 3a) 4a 4 rourmns an ae 0 on - a nclosed sieep- 4é ” d 1 a : | nardeond viece Ll’ 2 See eae S hawiee- ene tin 20 ial me eco ; = + rt ag . oe ef : ‘ 1 ou loore Moc rope | ALT Rx, Fase : JOHN Ht. ARBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | 7130 iE ReHING Mi RLARNDS i > e a en mr tint? ft (pork “ ANT ’ TH kK ‘ — r C waeted " ‘ ot Lee Rr Ati Tirive fl a a 1 rrr ’ CE w De | BLE .* iA i 3 4154 Ma “ 7 . Tid) 4 eet?? flat ru .G - 1a on ) ‘F. Pat, ’ te e right Tres ihetine a’ ; mode '- , and hh Ls of - "3 iy rn mrs i Pater if a ; f S.. Bas mpl 2 at 7 R kK AT. Ek TA a E BU IL, 1 IN ed oa ' ‘KINGS! ny Aceiloent oonmdjtien Pics 4. al $4 } ihm) rw4 a : shied on ied carage KORTE REALTY & mas CO 1430 eS ver ae ) :' in . wie . , . ey waecics rr Olive 31437 joe N =} ‘? é + a eet tee 0 name a eaeege (canst: 98aee ot ieee AND LOAN ASSOCIATION referred R joey 7. > roon by ater: 3 battes a IE nxt ore iat 6P aR T ME! POR s&s ait aay iL. sibel - ” sian ABs . 2a ae = - 4917-18 M-PHERSON A\ has been paying 6% dividends payable ; ¥ ; . itrs ry ‘ > 3 | «ow T 8 ‘ >" p47 4 » ; ‘) VV ? : j > ita ail ae —— ’ » P ’ , “ 4 , er . ” » “ : ~ e bl * * ~*~ bo? water etek gerne 33 ei! fa eer agg tne elpgpenetiting og pas seini-annually, on its Ful! Paid Stock. In PARKVIEW , ™ sag ss : , roe Ack vom. tile ba moder ens poe . , p all tn abeotute firet-clae cnn peys. Was, PINS Soutn eur - For. ful: particulars and card wot vest any amount from $100 to $10,600. K317 Washington—Dutch Colonial; & rooms, large tile bath, Sees s 7 Lidott 7 tw, so , . * ‘ ¢ * ow " . - : “ ~ > ? y cs o : « : od = : > ogee * ery thr g .* ™ ’ ’ ’ : ' in ah 4) , } . Bs 2 ha 4 ru ‘ ? aa’ ‘ —_ i7 aa £ nz ’ a . ’ "te mee H t “ at — a ounce 4. Ly ery Doitar protected by kiea) bLestate. SOx le fee! new 5 3 nieu and ceceura ed ‘ rougn IU . special price { ' ty . ANSTRATH, : : : ‘ ; ’ , P . rn sa.* = ee ? "iy al ay ~ i é rt" o . * fy . 7 tpi ft . 7 i* . re t7 : wU J > 4 -* jut . " : ’ oa P - @.* Sac. ded . ; ; r re COT “he » = nine > See ™ eit: Sit edlinocee tones , Jas AriLHuiMneR.'s and S Rooms, Bath, Electrie—8: ole « a Hugh H. Stewar Se Sec.. 1002 Chestnut St. C334 Waterman—2 4 ery eee ee and , sanian Tae 1] ronn. 3 . 2 ’ a STIS . Ba + KY Iti room | “encitea: Priced to (stun B44 bt!) tul@ - = Ing I~ arrange fo for nas Cat garadce. jot 37 «163: an exceptiona ':) substa! gf gp Priced. ae - Fart terT 5410 ‘ | . ; Tia ‘ oe +} * week mits a . ‘ ; ; 4 . fi - far it — 640: yt navmnents qO0) ., (XN 6 © . = ett aw J} ie most attractive 2 eteory ri¢c io ae +t ‘ ; eras AY are ‘ ut qeitii : if ; ’ j | eT : wre F >T } ~ ‘ ae. 8) Vv es) min sver . ori i 5 reome: «yp partion. hot wast | : | aero sano i ° s sete ti | eeeeeh Lack at 2113 XX. 13th at, and eee ih._. lember of St. Louis League.) mprising 1U reomés, 2 baths, iavatory, 2-car connected garage; lares to = erick bungalows. heal gurage Price 215 01M) -%§ WASHINGTON TERRACT ase = a E WHYMAN. 407. 722 Chestnut. Cen. S850) ——————E P— —$—$—$—$—$ ———_—" _— . -eimarkab ‘ Park. 130 HARVARD 13 roume. 4 baths. hot water heat HNCSUNSUMMERT, Grand 63546 ba , RESID eo sr ‘ 3 " «> - : : ; i ia ais i ; s ) - Seome, 2 sun parlors: Zcar | hardwood flour: garage. Scare} | CASTLEMAN. 426344 200m mole | $1560 DOWN—6020 SUBURBAN AV. IDENCES FOR SALE | RES)DENCES-FOR SALE +—Univenity ieighto—6 remme: teva pl aoe rime gteoie : ma Pigs reer and that! atroe t Den De) mur rs; sacs and “So "porte neg! eiteet 4 anc room Fim furnas Datn and * “4 Co umbia Avenu nivel : , : os i “e , ‘ . 3 eg 1. = ‘aT? all a rice Stil) OO) ee mee A za ; ie i nvestment SLi elders ight mane nD ¢ i North _ i West ‘istic and unusual arrangement. ety — oe er coe ‘mmediate sais, | Ls joe seen rescence: ot 5944 HAMILTON TEMRRACI want offer. GDU. W. HAMLET B. S| Gh =. ee EA at a} $500 Cash Puss 10-Room House. ee 6349 ALAMO A\ 7631 Pershing—S reeme, e-Cewy E. ee sarege: lot St 3 ol wal eaker teO betbe, boca : — a CO. dSSS Easton av.” Cabany 2130.10 nr $s. 500. $40 months KORN 1 "REA! ry & DAN § ay, = casement ' sOws a F* se ener . ; . ~_ Un _— yPTN oR. 2 lg 7.26 xENRIGH |i aly rINDELI Dri na ee Aly Tena 2.)«! each: 6 brick guraces. Get card. : ,0PF LTLST pe " la Lite 1 468. Tee . Ste, ; ‘ | 4 garage e of the o-: attractive omes i! re Vet ——— > ‘i 4 nh Teviceise, + reuse of Tires ern tng: Arompaaeteal i ’ , 3703-05 st iy: pom troemt to inspect iy : ‘ae : ' . ring 4) Se fhe -3 U ALBERT G&. BLASRKE RL Ct. aa oS LLIN 7 AKG anN. - = | : ‘ " 3: : . Mie tyalh coh} aertir he mULI ; m+ et] Wis-al ; - ; ; ‘ rime’ Main "046. ree { hestnut st. Tw farm. Ginee hou ae o? 4 ‘ *) _,3308 L aa Ss EDE—ONT s | $4: On. r 7.2 » Teasga,er— onia Lng yrs - mors 6 voms hot. “water heat; lot 3 y T 6 £s ; 7 ied t ies erert Mater emjsorit.* byart nm 14 Heul lie i ‘ ‘ . ' wee ann . — ene Pres ’ iw od errata f ry lo@ation ‘ j /Uuse rhe €.©@ rt fur v, » Cia } itt? $25 imMmM? Tor wt agave on: . # ~ % ; . 2 : ; EE iis £ axe last H T [eee ee tcp j tar be) - “uTus ; i "he © ' sone we ‘ q mo p NEW Prantl BLE ; on S400) €4sv terms : Vian » tit) ue? €40) roonthiy five genet My x P A\ enue ra story brick (‘oienta COM pri sing 7 rooms, tie a - Bygone ee ee wal oe ae ne glee ooP aaen fiat send: } _8-ROOM. BRIC K—8650 ASH ——t ee GOOD: ELLUW AN St SRR AB ian aac mo g room, sunroom. kitchen, Pullman breakfast room, firet Fr € reTTA: . “RAINE Cage A rea reeetein 4 _ - | wk WEST FNI) REALTY. & CON*+fF CO (Tent attached res) dene ba *J eect 4 roonis amit VOUS ior $8000 eas) weme tile bath, second floor. bot-water heat Price $16.500. Open fer It 4 enti , wa: ph 5 re ES Fie. s Cabany 2853 pil thermal furnace price only S3500 parmenis S44 aA wrt ee Tt 2186 : to 6 Pp. 8 ean inte i ; | ~ ; : ; lia Pu ¥ ne : ; a oo ante . a » oes 4 ‘ - ("44 - . . > 7 - ia . , 3] . e ‘. © ! © gut .f bulit and ony O Vvears New 4-bamily Apertenent- Plats. er Mont! SA est an on premises ae HAUNCLY Ff HATH CO UiLve 2 > “ “vy Weatrmoreland DPrvre— Engtieh trpre. x= story residence & rooms. ” | a 300 bieck on Hum Dale av... 7320-24 > re s eac) ard | Wi HYMAN. 407 i~w~ (Destnut. Cent. &S00 ~ Ie automat: o') burner: * car garace. iot 120%17 iad feet. , eae Ses — - “ood flours _* Tagen ef IR EEN ae EPIL 2 oes 5S 750 DE. GIV ERVILLE—SIX mayan cn niment toe Inspect This ts one of the most artistic homes te BUNGALOWS & coT T AGES | ae Jt> i 7 1» a MA uN Geand 6.0 c4 SA IN‘ RIS eS 4915 Delmar a B ° ] | . ‘ ‘: w — F 2 sone apgel-e aapeng , Porc ile bath, hot-water nae aia Se >. ™ ! c For Sale pe rr eno Mint: bo: bardwe = NEW SINGLE “FLATS. ; pUTIGeTS ¢ . }¢ Cu ato) 21. § VINGS TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar. _ OLD COUN ‘TRY CLU B Soutnwost BOR ceed yee Fe e- Urneces, Gaeeee. sit, (each; hardwood ficors, tile bath. etc : Bric: A REAL BARGAIN ONE OR ALL. xxPoin Prive—A4 beautiful bungalow type brick residence, ComgaNaEE 7 H. FORRESTER 6 CO. : ; 3 35 & 4 - : : : A a i ag Tee a een 88 SRE # me I : ie e+ cE. 4 i} 7. x | —— 4. f if : “a tn Pe : SB) 1 55400) L>Ati iu fa ; od 4 : 3 4 Hi - ; ; u ae , ; pace! | 3 a 7 aA o> . ag i reeasona Die 4214 Natura’ ee » "4 e 4000x% MePhersor 3.3 family apart nent ‘iving reom, arge dning room. kitchen 3 master bhe.l roorns, large 1014 501-2 Centrai Natl Bk. 3 BINGHAM. 44x%1—Cottage 6-room frame COLUMBIA. 6215 frame, a}i moder .G BLANAL KO ort ge HianiMbLK, 5503 Gravois. Gran ory ee ee ee ne ee ee tps aracato = & TW gts KINGaBt Ri eta eo reesgtaeee ¥ ; WA 1: . ‘ 7 ii . _— ’ * , tt ( best mart “mid mait tek th. 7? set get inest hbouk ar HE “MM! MAN 2X. sp ac iT ER r E > 4 4 RIC HMOND HEIGHTS ¥ hee Poe’ N © Vi Shi GC . p 4 ; B.-a e . : : cape . eae w nal for $+: , 4 , eas x y and "he et: ms ate J ust hee it x ormplet ea ell-bwil- home k ee paris’ ai as ir Aw ei Mi Ww M i+ Ms AN ro Bung Sw sisi « ~~ - aie lt MR a of F room fur moo tied hat! aan tiled 1945 Feller yo? .et o> \ . - Qn Ste wold te eV O18 . vst Ades ee soe 3 ase JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut avetory on first floo ed tile roof, copne car garage; tot 50x 185 ree 3 diteba Ome . $f roomy anc GRANVILLE Ft 140) -4—Cotiage: pr seo Northwest gutters. copper screens. double garage: look ~ 4199 Yale—5-room brick bungalow. tile bath: brick garage; Gwaep — : _ ae. | : Fie 3 oa 148 ALAMO—CHEAYW. _ , : TU Te $ Bide is ; >] 4 thi ; eieeiis ; : Sarees NE BILAS 4 aba tt Fi wi OF s 7 + an x, a a el ~ — « bis toda‘ ; Seine See today and - ne affer Monda es. co bonds : . “A- . ioe ' . ‘ eas ae pt sia ; 0) Lie aii sun wort ae LN Al THIS BARG 4IN MT : URNS 1195 . A th nt .\UNa, Me : er anv active 3 e , 7 sa ‘i = . i ’ i M4 t = . : . . - . ~ } i 4 . ‘3? EF an ie fee 4 f ‘ r sar > { 4 Boo Lt Tv é.ia% Oilaz 4 fie x ? . Va td b> ) > Seiy “a hea f ition garace ’ 6 a pA t . - ~ ; / , = j e — " - _ 7? ‘ 34 -wv ‘r ron = or T3 ~esldence: “ i ks ar } i ~ ve bath furnace. Barag bargain, Hint sid Hi arame aml Ymachine «a neem eet ’ JOHN H. ‘ABBOTT. Realtor. 709° | hestnui eas’ terms. lolS Wagoner pi.: owner wil P1il Etzel 1 a fg sod home: siate roof ana? Spaiding—A very attractive wre story brick . all All. active stoc ad bends sold and oi; « e000) : DAHLULIMLA. Uratu , S44. eat > Bh ae orre yy ~~ , = en ey m1 DES 1d. ncapenaes hee wre agaE “EEE or SHow sat Be Parn ce owner a. se hardwood ff annre * .car garage eTnecia price ‘S11 ROO. id . Pa es : re ; ‘ . mova Tr! © DR. pRih! “tiwsy 757" 4 Aree ws TA eo. ié. a! ss ey ‘9 4 n tru [ th HE BE. SI Bt ’ iN =f Lut Is 4 bh, * my .* RE Al. a A NT? 1414 WN OO) Ss 4 NGS rRi-sST qt anole Le ma, ' ‘ : : 5S S65 > (* AB ANNE : Ker e. J ys” LEMAN . ¥ os “ ms . ' a - a : P oTr de : at : ; . Pe i4 Ss? Lap 115 at neap¢r nivn t 4 -_ 4 ] 4357 OF a 3 TERS i * sce ae : “Es oy t Centra: - ac.. i PuLSOM, SYU6.la~-Dunga ore ‘ OONia Sea ~ ‘ _ > ‘ - t b. ante Aga ’ ; > fovins. gua dat! me “ ti Cc) SVEN TI IVIO-1S-LO0 s.—8-farmii) st. Forest 876. roornmns Siate roof, hot-water he at ine oca.ity & rooms breakfast room Biter Ee! See today, come im menta: ae a ; r Tea hteoei = Timets ; ogee : : a take ‘ Hh) five deed INI b ype) * ra, ow ing porch In excellent conditic F f ae: Gombe marees, Wed Lull oud oy 6527 STOR) ae + hare og tf ek L ak os noe’ Chediak taten eae [SGe. CHERRFUL PLAT WEST | cure. open’ fer nape ee ee orice is right Tet us show — ee 467 MAPLE hg ; : : . . ih 4 . ia) ; >» (hn , i. a> Lea . ~* ‘. oe adie vate ~ — = > ire COprer T iO . ™ _ - ile ‘ 7 dows ’ « : id +} he = 6 seers UIT —_— oe ost baste sft mapd : _ “imam Sane a ; . ae: ies o and 6 Ooms ardwood floors lie RUSH-B UR NS. T1105 Chestnut BUSH- RNS. 1105 «hestnut Principia Pistrict——-A well-built 3-etorr bmck resdence: 14 rooms. 3 as bs jen h on ‘Humpa: : ¥ >. J ce! : € Biitu “ : a ee. = ‘ dat, Th * , LTT Ee hia t ; 6 ‘ 53 ‘ ? 7 ’ a? ~ “ ’ ; erat bath t o mor rier, eT? oh Fr) ae we a am yu ee - a reened tends hee hardw nod floors throughout. hot water heat | lor Hix “7 ‘ . if 22 cope ; ~ \ me i* ‘ ‘a € t - , ant - i hes ; ere : . KOOM™ ‘ Paap wee a ated.in 3 v7 Hawilivteor near Page insvect outside and _ *?O0:-Water heat tiie teat? hard’ vod 139° Burd a R room bath. furnace ae for ard of admission mre oF ae in ; ; (our bh , > eae , , , we oth. 5 . . , } ard of admisesk Ors, garage wee this toda aus POO sS, & . ¥ c y 10F f ‘ . - 4 ist iN! 4 444, Bui i Ka! ~ ithioue ? oJ ‘ igaliow uF q*t Tie’: ) $ phate ‘ ‘ oe 9 , . : > . .- —— : ‘ ai saa oa . ~ : . - ep a ©.@C Lrir oe one co °c, . : i! ay Gotie, “£e0d camdthwd hilt inp pect | as: saiage-. aoe t a a price only $6.00 ‘ . j Bata v 4 Os M Raby REA ry co H1L38A Easton 940 SPALLING AV an +4 Re ~~ ww — ry KI se RMAN om EBSTER GROV ES i t? is is a ee efi : ee L built : : ve = ; i i » S24 . me (ade my c ] 4 Sn B? , we oe =. re ream "is? e te ns =~ t . “ROK , * anee : : tar lin aieiadl si Tends Sherw ond T ores? = Reau!' ‘el -storv —an 800 Cah—S28 Ver moun. CHAUNCEY f HEAT! CY., Olive alGe ir \E re ' Furtie »-f? vacant oft “tated ¥ . ae ion " fuctl aoe a atti " an a a 7 ’ ; mies he oy pow = ocation for roomipe house: must se at 7914 Washington— Lot 30x243 feet Unrestricted for business , rts , brick “ore : tiCK Bite SIT" Pastor ; ' — iront perch: mnedgern r full particulars Lic, Géelached ck urn@ce al CcOMYeN- an, FRANCTISCI &@ Prat = oe 2 . a gh epee oe ia \ aston | votes Miiggg ane some RANCISCLS REALTY CO. 804 | $15 500 | Ath st. , & “RA i Nea Wk. Mek Grand oss 5 mee yt! and kore ' “eT toe} ' A ue on rh ‘ ard abd TT) selon ets hq T = 4 \! "a . é se —- ie Th See S86) 00n Stith) “\ estnut . o* ~ ad) | . * 24 ) Look At — TODAY MeNAIR BAKE El $955 LD a? rain See Dns FT -d fioo aii tems loore steam hes? lot 43x13 25 "eaies “ Q41& Suburhan—4-reeom fame residerce Price $7500 ow saneat "¢ ’ o ~}o} "543 vA 4 — . is . ™ ,* ‘ ~s ia - 4 ; pecs im oi me . : , sal | ~ i a ees rae y. terms New up-to- tes ae : * JOHN H. ABBOTT, Kealtor. 709 Chestnut 6034-344 SU ~~ RBAN—VER} PIN. ele 5 er "1 2 a bers Wor oan tne rent > a: ein) = ~* , : bewih, furha % : : —— s*’ = ~~ : . , 41 P ; " ‘ ‘ * a | i ~ e Aa lie ra “~o > “* ; , Post . + = : . , } : co . = ‘le ' ba > - 9 3 | ’ : os nies AD—625 0. - 7 vy i ¢ ov’ C@- 4 at +) P "1 r _——— rTngorr {rz ne bun 7 oF. eran a r na . of 1 TTH ME : ei eet See ; ai i Sood §=Throushout Ot wag te Pat } tife. 4 . uwood floors. | 44s re eh oe e us. Gor » : + “er . Sa } } Re ' ioe FF OD eon = Eee). ee Petey: - — —— - ¥ Be. TE MANY BUTE ONLY 2 NGALAIM. ard. SOALDO. oe | nel On arece |terepts. Forest 5187. John reulieh ality ¢ 9.4 ete = ‘OMMISSION.. PHO (808 ALIKE BAC 1 rey ard, SOx1S0- bulls ePraef 4 . , ge brick p garace : i A Grid) re = cn tar BA o. ; : ‘ by soohie iid wun Marit. Lew Pak. BATE | ley terns. Get our price aint voy wiles Let | MeNAIR BAKEWETY. 4955 Deimar _ : . 6 Room Residence SALES DEPARTMENT _ [Te MANGELS bore AG uv er wee ta te ; qi Su.0 KILGER REAL ESTATE ceo JOHN H. ABBOTT, Kealtor, 709 * hestnut S. FE. ‘Cas Adelai de und net ee : on a - . s Sank t€hheler Vekim iE ¥ BoA = GRAND. RIV SIDE & Te) ie . a Cheat og: | Matin 1660 512 Wainwright Ride | 1216 McREK—s11.700. I niversity (ity * Exclusive Apartments 1962. s = > ‘+ -_ ? } | : at cee egogy, EUGENE J. ALTHFIMER. 817 Chee-n er Mrs § sc SEES fer tee | Way; 22- ceome, with laree tot: bardete ‘sat ne eA Ee Sout :" a pone on go Ts Aes a [ . es ne aoe ‘ f d R | Estate ¥ : >; want wee eet, porcm cross frvui; aby reas 4226-28 W ‘weg . : . po -_ Wa ao nel r-(; rr ant . Rel | me ‘ellen . Rhenhieksa eo? he i a splendid | All new buildings of 4 flats each: con sha intn ” . De Be Bs SO mE. t Be gee esha “eng” . Sargeen 4 Oo Cc} estnut C+ . ; tow “4 - y ogy A bmmtion. ene : beak venioneces. ico «¢ LE VELASND eer ny ) : : y ~. roc ins ba *t furnaces > hi iN bk ST ME N17 —_—— e ROOMS BAT 33 Rees Post 98 ece ww a owner., Rii« FS- TL oti hag Peed s vKI ut my eee uM an KE AL mr OO. Main mite ta i vit | hestnut =f M . Sur «* age 2 gas x , zg a epeeene €. ged. 240 ¥ E ART, Y INCOME. Tei, k by . ' ad — wa CASH. " * ‘ BEAl _ * . - me ; stew ye nm’ Ris areee = &, ~ * ve . os ater -~ 7.» : 00 for 3 fan 7 . "eeth, j ne “er , T TIF Le Bic \ f . ~~ - io tut 07 ‘ rs I i* si- VW nwrignt 4 \ SNE ps or RN TOR litle bathe, furmaces, electric fistures Sa aaa , a 6 > poe . hee 1 a ' Cofax #78! Rg" es “— 6214 Pers! on (Paricvieu S roan * ‘Oo Tp , A? , >. tet card : oe” ‘nae *s a nhc . ee. ee . Writ MAN ~~ (Chestnu Cent OO ‘Whe | hurnée- enrac pia . ( ( 4 TION wir. All con enienets oe ae JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 09 ( “heat nt elle col Hence meoner « ase DE “1 rn X IK A Pp. AR TME \ r ae « Pe gs IR ay © ( IeN | R A L, F ) . \ Boro et a Fad O16. se tty. “4 el 101 —66 730. 3 in “0. fine sleam Deating pant ON cals inlet ; $500 ~ » soo ‘ aap Ptyyrtes * , } ¥ . = \e . FP A =m ft tse ‘one Sstims -* 4 Ana tment« pte ta _ . a I = " =) 3 Ss ron) Ho44 Ps site new " ron s breakfas* ‘ 3 4 i rect ptt reid ag _ =~ « on, 2 - . . al v7 ’ ° ¢? ree ’ 7 as ~~ = os ao Balanse mony feat of Gra | SOHN HL. ARBOTT, Realtor. 308 Cheatnut 4108. 10 LAI uM TTE—REDU hd. f > beautiful rooms and inclosed sleeping | ty Guchou: $35006 S36 mantic oc 7246 Peeing: Geeene . rhY “7 9: _ ie 4s Ee - * — ¥ a elem seed teptreentia t $1700 se ae OME $2520 voms breakfas rem ee se Sie ee re a; af a ond e barge for imspection reome: fine condition: earaces I hese bul qgdings are in tirst Class cou : , re a 4a - 2 i ; st) . - ; . - 1 } sj fe Te a Lr) ‘ ** é . ; 4 s ‘ { oN gt > en . ins f Sia ~ oa c ; : > e. eer YT aie ee ss >. : _ . “ia Scar gurage owne Let us show /: to vou SYN Conneciic ut— Residence Bargain. oe ~~ tt re "ame es os } } a] ‘eS ] ge sacks te Stee: cant IUSH-BURNS. 1103 Chestnut et h. dond with. hearted TOOTS Sleening porch: tnt 60x150 e bought at prices decide € prev ve , ‘Ale to! he Vtrle s¢ wide 1280 Tae . po il @*? . ’ . 2 & : Ayr +e ‘= ‘ fF A arga rs ries h|L6 Darter ae t @ore@ ry ‘ | 7 : eC Ti lOoNERY—Pi xtorea. hoe box. urn ~ : i» ; ep. ‘ > . ae iP ; s mo ‘ ‘ prices at a aa sad i a 2 ' , eee va ' Cage sundax, 3° Se : oo s 500 DOW NS—IN OME 851 | JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 708 Chestnut. Die Kens Ix on Easton Ay a ae Yee gh gt eng ae redone - values. Property of an estate that desires toe wr. 7) j , mun 4 : , o e -oorree sun - - ; : : . Inspect This super Bullt Bungeiow. = : IN ST. MARGARET'S PARISH. ‘4 i i odern. $1 * | a a 2) | room. hot-water hea: brick earace ‘ > (WES LouRhbervuch: ooreuin tre ee teen Sa So WO Fied- beautiful 5-5 eed aun per-| Sf xx Pace. SA cvade-n S10 U0) 7 Rooms, Bath, Electric—$300 Cash. athe toe ts Ek core out its Realty holdings. - ow x ’ .U708 torerta “ “es t 4 whi Ms 7 ¥{ _ i? ¥ »~ ’ ’ re ‘ ~~? ¢ —aaean. © f ~ ; : ‘ 2 | acer » ry MoOlern ei >i) sis, + } e ‘ i “ ~ . re” ass ’ nN oy DY "ty mr es = ‘+ i. . ot ‘ge _ ° x ithe . ~~ [= pe 4 ts \ ; ; ‘> an ‘ ei rs { ~ ‘ pan - é bated wot 4 . poe 4 : ~ Ns 4 cet mre pher? tT HW teat? witt eS te ae oa = . sa re ho z. Dom’ Dp. jpmubie : eu : a ri lar ~~ eee Ree. “@ | \e nr 1} >». = a “ a’ oe te ES _ ——— ' - f 7 | ] ‘ Kiele ~~ fu Lita Central . : “ oe ao’ ; . “>.” ' * ’ ‘ ’ ‘\ fiant ~ . a4 rm a mat hy rurtih . : au . . a 2 i . ' *% co : ; be ;'a eur hemos t a? ; er ace : . : - : a ‘ ) a = — a zanna at > 4 F 14s 4 - veut nvuuse uvi ~~» u wee” Mead an a et BOxSOO. with | MADISON 3026-28“ steck brick ~ 63750 otal yc sue cee ah wee ek a . LOVELY MODEKN HOME BARKGAIN . S5ee m™ WN—100¢ N. UITH ST. = LAU EL. 1 a _—" va Ng = ne, FLRNITURE | : ; o¢ ' tj tree e Pa tes ‘ 7 ! ! \ : his \ : ‘ } (4? ‘9 ve = 4 2 4 \ er ~ \ — Tt’ bi ~— B27 "> 39 4 . « , = | - ts 'US a . ° ‘ 4 = - 7 ‘ : a ’ = sar io > ¢g pevope OF aa ae ee roe? . - j neghe io r wt ars “at? a ; ‘ 4 he og os? ‘ ~ 4 ‘ \I ER \\ 4 are) BLES Fe ‘sis eat . yi , is ‘ “a - Ris Reto ~ — ae yt tt ma a ‘ fle , _— deuwdbe $-room rea estaie pee 1 filive at ‘ re Y @ see te " ap em an ” a Pe " | Abily Fe | 40429-01> 4 aru . ‘.~ t m4] Meram 1 hew ao be - = =~.) ( 4 \ 1. KS fins ; all oe . r+ ‘ . wed cS i = : — - ‘ 4 P mn eee > hae se fe ase S145 WON:-LY ~ ~aitrene men: as ne > . ns bes Bote snare) tmarenit bie malt t eee ee | | avciwomd Tloors oePie ai * [eve & in ae st $15 000 “Store and 4 Fie ef Bath and Electric us S71 = his sure 114 — ty wear. P . ea aa ‘ : gelesen oe me " = : . cai ™ ane ont . 7 4 4d see our bungalow «. Non beeps Pe hy 1 -cea : 42s ee ae te Caban 95 S11 Ne'n - pie ea ‘OU te eb "O ~ attract Besant: M ‘ . Ck | 5 RP nines avie a L yee a be an ; mor n we ou MONEY ar oe OS ee reel w est of SHH carl 42tance (ae, ¢f . i Tp i ey. . Du t tums . ard’ and a ae : , - e * ie cece ieee cachet See t_mm J oop TOR rick 1.4 [reel pa reu ot ~JA at). ow neu \a1e AGT | = at ; Just ' tam) 7 rt ' ; moiet “ . 8 A RSE . AL. ST. F LAT ‘ more eta @Wex - atrire Ypmer rc S : a at Pn — Dr " anc stucce “ = ' AL: ° i OE os ome ws in eatm- , t ‘ onfiden: pal low rates 7 = 4 ‘ar - ¢ oo - o 3 os ae ‘ me a ~» as ror ° ; Ey A aN PE, 4 EST bi MUNEY to oa aried oeopie. ; : : : “ : = | ‘ 4 . : ‘ | i'w : ‘ions es “tite > . — - - . " ‘ ae - - = . 2 . ,. bet . 2 oo » mR yal sini ee — . ‘ “ ; a repent, at on one fleer, strictly tm and 6 ro fix elm te in wer’ wet « ral ag a rest | ooo ~ ‘ - 4 : g ‘ o* ’ H EN] [>] Ni KS , f AS : 7 { “$3 _— z FOR -ALE TO COL ORED confident } laa! kellwey a . 7) : . . 4 on™ ve rw ’ 4 nao a r , ’ . tog - “a ’ or ec e ‘ epee? >” 4 . bis a 4.7 ren prTnN ‘ , s or tt: Ss ern. Open wll tw TIAN wr al TOR Kt i?! r™~ KR 4 ! . J al te “4 $4 ‘ * ’ ’ -“ + ° ‘ . wner Vat ts t Se ? \! \ "ys 4 wy m ” . ian 7 TT? 4 -P«} fry re a ] * Th ©] ba! T? iat ein ww = OS Ck. = 4 . sho. . ine aT : aan i) + =e ro @ ° = and Tabet . . oi. ei. estmi, a ; : es t . ' — » i , ; P os se $. = oo ‘ } ‘ - r ‘ : ‘ os ? y Qu == - Vice 3 and marage, sitached: good condition; te | Flat—o0 Feet—$1500 Down A PART M E N | SNA! SGA STIAS Pere ——— Rent 37 3—Price “$5250—$4.50 Cash. MONEY TO LOAN—First . . 2 4 tery. * ae oe : . * . 2 “i . . = ry " e * a F : Nes - - : # e. a : E , A New Dependable Alw iL\ » MJ. [e*UUHERTS i) e mM tee scott "« eer oi lave © fan Weer } an sfijr4 WO, Hartford «c4) Warehouse Building sacrifice yt houses at Sia- deed of truer 4 . ; were: must ee me. wed maertment ' ? . » 4 - ~- —- 20 0 . nz 2 -ooms. bath. electric. a nice Post-Dispeten > , t * ¥ ‘ a “ al “ ~~ = = adil a’ > " , ~ i ; 4 "Tec? Te * f . = m . . oe “F an = sae es > : > | ( Tr r\i i 7 ° ‘ p, c sii a s Y me 2 _ s : o 4 7. aw - eseirme »* ane? for The MUNE ti Obes 4) +! | ot (etd * A a > @r ‘ - - ~ - 2 a i 7 i ‘ ~ 4 + 4 ‘ eye of 3 3 Lor ~ P - « ° . {e@) é ey ome eu on 445 GRAV OS. 2 . fi res aft im t ps hea t vv. > varond enrar these nr fines 11 .* arte i ‘ Ps id a - or ‘i a. . ’ 4 ? ‘ce i~J = : (a - ithe a ‘ 3 Def cent Mom . > - . CUE Lean @xce le ‘ ~* i) hy | ’ NN ( 4 \ | ( \Y I] \ TS asl » t fF" arrengwe reac ‘ te s « aan - . pole ” ~-eal ‘ , t K FR ; an? . 1O- = 10- Reem Heusxe.. Raihs. Diectric ut i Dts Mourd « . 7 i a ; : BivSH-BU EN L105 tweust st ; ’ ‘ 1. d 4a " Mas ® my .for ite . ' ous a meit-S i | S “ $750 CASH. ora bt.dg ia he = ad Ska Soe, damp ° . > iiniieninin alii ’ pert earls rhe my (“a - , 4 — , : ; . . Near 1 " Station 2i171-an4 2173 Eu- Ait §6L. —— & Sister ticks tart came. ! K Ie l. Khe Dt ‘ ks of MENGLE — V1 —s 1.00 LOOK AT 3023-25 MAGNOLIA after 6 y Ta Mr Fre ' ve le . ; _—— eee _ es. See ‘ ‘R AKERS ATTEN ION. ~~ as rerte S1]°0 ner month tavymepts M a = & 7923 The ' ; ” ' . ’ min rs eacn ; . tory , ' rt f €. ey wid , - t rae wre ; or ~— : an = e ne : : ¥ - e : > ~s : | 5 =n Seeetceeine -~ ‘aon ae dacs Yer a » Oe 2 he ha ‘ | =. ve . } .- " fa BS ‘ . ap : le * i Lee * : 0 ENT fers — ant ~~. . halrer pe br see .. eal aor | "w r 0 te 3H008 8500 M: AN fieeniial Lindel! ai¢4 ’ ST ATI =a For "ry 7 e ve" " st a ‘= “ tie 1 » *R . ~ : on . . ‘ ‘ . > * "Nemes ay — , “ e ‘ month _ DANDY hl Xt; Al, 4>\\ OOS ~T Lot ae}. s 19) . \] ERED A\ sem nparilearse P sth and : “ rode - my e entea f omfor Su na ~lor 13 ari et «: Mw a tia Vering y? WHYMAN $7 -“"°" “heetnut. Cen. 8500 7 [oOxEY FO 1 (OAN—S25 to ? AND ed nhoawMs : a 7 4 4 » + Sara eo €'°" on hd 4 “ery tM “4 ane a a= Ris me IK co rT eS T a \¢ asada’ y ght as j ~@5) 1s mane mi — rdiovong » Bream Neeping porches, hardwead fileers tile In heautifol shaw 's« trarden - ‘ust senth Harrie a i4 tana ¢« = a ‘te —- _— hace - Ars i re of 208i? perry tne on °an- geile nar eae at — ; i Fiat. Bath, a ct $400 as 7 “The Morris P lan” oa vache look at N° Shia ny seam he + Owetoe « + @ ' ’ . Ti! ie in ans te 7 S. aie $$$ —$________— —- “B14 Cheetr a 2 hae t ang PLOe lI ‘ or eet) f oor orice el oy ‘ooo “Ta © PRANK SMASH ww ur aL rok curage: oven rate hot-water beating plent«. fruit cel. eoc-, oO" *" £ . irmaces.» Sarac “ek Cham hg erent AP Ren vag aoe $4750 payment oniv $40 per mosta. Leek pp 1 ATE l4:ANS eee? Dhe 1-0 : of) ALBERT «&. BLANAP K F. ¢®., _ters. beantiful fixtures: .duuble garage: +,,\; is ein S Bares Nortn at ROD TS Madisnn st phd os = Sa Til ¢hesteur st. Main (046 1 $3000 cash and maonthiv pasment« pic "G ers - - . o Sige cos = : at Sse, Ia N ~ , 26a8 ROFGER suvwets total price asking $9500. ‘olive | REAL _ EST'TE-OTHER, CITIES 2a) exiate automoniien, atom ~~ a 4 se Wrar rs -¢ ‘ - oo new. Mou A» ‘ t and eleres oe (i. ' rs Kou - “rgain. $5 « ; . Peg 6 prem a oa ie a — eb en iA’ ER AE.‘ outhwest 3 > Af war} eh ' ning el a8 4 d ~ BEST Ri . i cash. $3 > . | Foo 5 — en: and ’ , “) - are »** ' . - ow . — | PP espe , , ” a - '@ 7 : Pre? Tr) & ne : “ii 7 s- aca ' ai. la emectindn a oe x s o. e | ben ae @SE . es —T?) SB: oe te ; Northwest .\ - ue , ms ar -_ ~ ' . ¢2 ‘ a ae ' ” " ’ : ‘ a : - } 1 — — me 8 > Poh sftis =. = FE CARTWRIGHT 3155 3 — 7 te fi yt i wits , : | con fiden! ta! , | . rand 95° 4 tet “art? MHRIitd aN T $434 NS ji : ~~ = = — . ouww) oe = ) ~) } r) Kingshighw ay es ate » ° a P at “ee - iprs.. r e.ores ramne store umd TF frame | | io | N A N Cc ] a L ; OS ay ant mY MEAT M —— ‘ew ewe rong ft Pr 4 - e % « . . P ~a . (sal a* eer 3 4 ~ > . : . hiya % : . rs za +e se rat © ‘0m as oer - > > RIED . ' ~. - a S035) “de MARKS ’ a) 8 , eA CG - ~ | >» , ; ‘> .™ ; = + . »* a? “- ¢ nizh ‘ Fy a > ~- . .4 —_— : = "’ : t ual mM sOUTS hol i” } - ' ’ oa “hegtt ie4 . tow “ thew oP as R - = “~ " ene * 4 BEAUTIFUT, ENGLIS! ~— boar gmcnd » $31: a. Seen ete Remon in. , ——. © * - $7 1r garage: price $15 50" — st. Ses Se . I} | tow rates an | a. ERY 4 AND WeAT MARKET : : - * >i . ia é " ‘ . “Ss ' z " >» va »? 7° ’ a’ =P 4 — , . . ‘i- : on , A aan BR! At, ALLOWS Cer “ ’ . “= ; | Ne ‘ , a i ane . . : 4 i; \ ~ oe P QI 1 kK wON 2 + » eet TS0TW 3 * RY st a poce * SERF at> hha qney arenes 39 West ec eeten. 7 reams. | sunros a en ee GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 71; h. str te recuce’. Lowest rates in city TO ce os ; oadiag Sa a Te ae nr Pee ‘ hie ~elee . 1 ‘ e ; ; . j a . ar gure ge ~ . ’ 7 ‘ | : ae = S rgoms. 2° he oy , = eke amare “ TASKER FINANCE CORP 9100,000 | 6 as \ ) BUILD ? sn & renmeot . . ¢ ’ > : s a ' = .“ } , * a? EP " . - , ‘ — ' ; ‘ Pee ze ss . Bact a ; : y , . ; : . . : iz . . ’ +? - - . -_ hrm - ‘ t,- 4 « c —. T\e , 4 ee — P - : ' a: e ey ; : ~ ~ 7 ote ae 4% ’ . me 1 Fis t jstee pis 18 , ’ et) . etrict > stniediil grt ' ; J $! AR ae a iT . , : -) on ' es ann - ° uf. 4 4 So iv~ La ust - i’ 'Se 91 Mi ccl7i yee Th 3 } : : . "4 arTarce uth ' , ‘ “dri - pe P05 Sew BR f Pisa ‘ ‘ : . etc vate , - eer, 4 a re frm . 7 4 2694 3698 Kingshighway Park Pez Chesinu so) | TH LPPEL, Realtor. 722 Chestnut | narenwrert =e —— Northwest pans procured . hy . | gehighwa: | 7 meteor, _133 Co ! | a West SNES TORSER Saag en LOANS OM PERSOML PROPY | comctice” Wait Thea . cation, Box M-36o. 7: Just Weet ef Grand Av on firwt Now FT ‘lt NEW SINGLE FI A] seca cate Kcte a TH SIA ESS | N ER— North ester art; AN aA . me te salaried meotie on the 4 p 2ST Ashland a Hedgeleigh Park , os . | : Ll? «Rime 2d fioer be o! transfer mint on 2 double car |! som e anf other : ‘Tai: oot knowledge of ompla j ix wi — i : .) “ue? ti > wre , ~ in i, eae cs ’ —@ “ ; , : , . ne e i Pm — . '2 P , a - [men* =, =" — wilt nrone rt ta Giana ea ere tee You ‘wr fer + nema . . - * e A Y MARKEE § (; rand Dov e] ark Gouie & A 40% 2° seca 2 atti Bi aie, ‘ean a’ a ~1 SIDENCES FOR SALE mivie me $$ l40 : 3 a Cie . re ; 9 >- On fat? abowe: two sep r'na - ° ‘ Reom $10. 70s Quire. Phone AME Rit ~ ~ BR r ae . i? biSH-Ri Rvs Tiny by gear t 7 t of ra 'az > S thane? - he . 2 sf et} ae> os * £ ees : eo .{ ; ‘ ation 4 a2“ oe iting Pf - a 's a? 4 ’ = fats ‘ Ce ar iB) Ra iwas Ee mar ce . ne omen ane ane a ra : em Sg “ee sea sT°r(r : — ; oe : . gore : . maa ; ie hain. TE ans a . - anil . room «, hath : hard wood | eo ‘ Al rit 7 “a 3 . ” . e I st. iN kK A | ‘ | \ i 4 VI P\ NN) e Ra i fs soe a oe a 6 2 _aD-t 4 f ** an Ay he vad To Oe on Q earrycriy je = AS _ 2 ss a a = ein te =r S Sacre pep ae” e , Twa ¥ of oid vans : FOR YO | PLAT Ne. ca isto AND HA Tes .\S q ‘ ° 4340 + Sale . aoe "9 — a ee TOWER GROVE ne vs — oR. STORE Ih) NOT LOSE YOUR CAR nent hiy LANGAN. tae ws : ' — =Tu - . oo ~“— on ’ , - rat " 4 me “4 . ie. vi ¢ . : af a nin : “— - a — - , ra | \ L ee | Se es OT $1250 cach seat bargain. Pontes Siee Juanita, and Oak: HIM steve. wit We Pay Off Your (4 Leen’ | these et pea — ae Ma - mem ot yf SR wy o > ' Mi i] AR EW EL! $855 wba? a an, Rael _ ’ ; on sisniiiidi baie —— REA ; Flats Buneanlows “sy es ; ee | Dus R & ea . , 4 “ge ae | & ae Viera me. > _ owes Shenits ge — = ~ = : . ; - ; —— ga Bn —.. x" aa a a — . ne — nage ent ou r pte nnn A OANS On L : . : ’ . ' * z i4 ¢ 62s? 62 - =* . " “ - ‘ret ' sweet wwmont y46 FN rot * oer BEY. E. -RLY HILL SEW 35 ASD 3 KOMEN > " ~s- tic ins = ae Tee ‘ iV fart ire Cate Too red ie te wrrce OLIVER LANGANS " A } > ‘4 Ké JTSREW AN ~- (Ss 4194' “pelding. ust east of A ingsitich . Re Eo 1. a raped PERTTI’ ° a 21 Teme! . a “t , m (i an’ fict . ” : . : ; > * Tom “ muses confidential 7 “ . STRIK TLY Vic 7829 RN eT \ * . ‘ 4 : 4x ¢’ “Ite . * 7 : . zee 3 —— ont sater ~~ “~~ °F ‘ ooo one: ~~ ae? Rencre “a ‘ ‘ “Io 5 vnc, : Fr. ne 7 trace rewritten bring title .. etty sf ape ¥ \ Maver f ealtv Co SN 41) & x ; mi . -2 stn s Thee ricy : “ ahs ‘ hin r — ° "2% _ - ~, anlar aio gt ret ahd - sTHON | 4 Sa TARLE™M FIN ANC x CORP Fer quict rose " oo . . s ‘ ~ ° —_ ——- . Cad noah Bon . : ‘ - 1 ae 4 = are owt : 1480 = ‘ A owree cy ae . 3 a a “2 erg - at . ai >>yw) kK ‘t . ae? (hm atua? 4 ty men } renings 1 3 ON . (97a rei ig a “T Mil i #N . . i612 Graveis Av. Biv. i2 eat- strtet ——« 2 ' mes ; ) ‘. “ 7 Sores aves (lar NZLICK, 16 Chestrut. (live Las" = ——— RUILDING LOA. DE TONY. 6001— Cetra font front rove right rs pen tod “ . : Sacer: O™ “ac Part Quarry ra rag - we ances additions! i] S reeme - : wiser NI ; 7 ' : Tax wari 4 eer ao . - \ r $ at & crinv | & Le “ase _«# 14 A bY ‘ . , » ote i | : ha ~ "8 i mimute «ers tes Bring U'le fe. a) bi Pigme hoor! Cater Tl A511 1 6019-21 BORTON PIL—cHRRAP . aeers See PNT | ior . - , shaor 1987 ‘ “? ) een a a - = - . - o~ - 4 Pore r ci e J . ae ae i: e we > - 2 ‘ is Met AUSLANDUTS PNIAT AL SINGLE : - | Pig ore dhe ve ure 4 r OMS. RATS, FURN E—$500 ‘4S8 = + worl . -.. vue en toe Ge é: : ; om siul b {is a “) aT 6 014) 4 BKit an —at.@ ¢ 4H n%e : os eee — a - HiMMELM sw ePrack §*» Hy : of wy eweest : : ‘ rie by abs flours whe meee ‘tevat eh git ecient [Rr ~ Meee oe “.& chee? 2 . — reren ff "erty. Reealiwe a ae Seemmy pare! +. igt — : hs - ~ * - . —— - ion | EAL ESTATE —FOR COL ‘RED j enn aie . + Adlets. conte Ee, Gace nih ¥ > 5 eae: peed i ss *gegh ” ahh es The fa rage {rman Aen 7. 8 . "3 =" . - 2 Wy - ‘ - “ -nemuneencnnens ae 4 . - - : ; . ; ) “3 amon = a ate . = ——_ dias eet Sehking BLO bey meet we ; . overs , ' , , se 7. ‘ a eS . n ) ee $11 “es at — -~ las r . ; , ~ BREE TE ON 4 —SEE Uf your wee = . ~i™M a ' : x. + " Y % a ~~ a . ~¢ a wen / ehcatilien H Mil res 1A 4—— toe reer +. hut h fur ane Ai Peis : . se . i $50 on a : nde Knee ee bags Fn p- a wee E Y Sty af . Lad § > Li ‘1 seep — ; - ‘ ot onl j ; “ai ' "y ae, | - nf : BM. ABDUTT, Kealior, 108 Cberimut, Gao 1... tse Main iles , ~4 is M ‘ - Restwut. Ce Race electric fixtures: erage. ete copen 60} oh: rcesider-- Trier P7GRR -y vente Room 310. 706 Ouve. Oliee et na _iesenames Sd b ° ee . | 4 as > we a ee te he Mee tke te ae ae hyn OR ae Ge ee aM ee ee A ee ee te ee ee ee ee ee ee ce
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WET : 9b » s COMBINED. “ee eee RIL 18 task | APRIL wa T #8 1925, rhe Daily POST -DISPATCH alone has 37,04 Mone CtL1Y Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ——— ee ee Bip stsee sate S| | Tk rnin Oe ome ee —~ ad UUr o} y 7 0U on te gegen m Post - Dispatch Radio |]| wno ie an 10:30 revue; 11 dance. : : suy Preferred Real Est: money wanteD || A f ion (| “eheerres noe saat: 20 gor] OR, Swat (40ea) 7 ewmonene| A Bi 5 Week Starts Su Sunday Ni uld Buy re ert Ca State SPEED first deeds of trust on weil | | Broadcasting Station chestra; 7:30, soprano, piano du- 7:45 vocal; 9:30 saxophone en- / RA? roverty of more than double! | ets; 9, symphonic; 9°45 orches- semble: 10:15 rchestr 4 , ate eh), $700, $1000, $1700 | || The Post- h K S D et . ’ , , : orchestra. _PARKVIEW Hie) “52000. S200, $4500, $0000.| | ae Eee MMepatch reserves the right to reject any query. | we etkeet 28 Fa eeiane (261.8) 6 iconeert:) i eae SALE FOR 4 4th ~~ Putch Co ooms, Jarge tile bath. 2-car arage. * and $10,000 8 4 rnd tg ww ae | ers 1 and felephone calls, or answers by mati, cannot be WWJ Detroit News (352.7). 7, | KDKA Pittsburg (309.1) 6:45 talk; newly painted and decorated t hroughout; special price for immed ay Ere ATH, 71744 Chestnut Jiven attention, except letters on medicai questions of undoudt 545.1 Meters News orchestra; 8, concert; 9, 7:15 address; 8 Dry Slitz hour. ; \ erea 1g-story brick residence, comprising 11 roons. 3% baths » a | (cS) | | ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. — dance. WCAE Pittsburg (461.3) 6:30) Z ‘ s jet S7xito; an exceptionally substantial home, priced right ns, ¥. ert terit second Ceote-Of-truat. | : | : WBAP Fort Worth Star-Telegram Sunshine girl; 7:30 : 9: atininster—~ Th ost attractive 2-story brick residence in Parky to $90,000; splendid Gevount: AJ | GREAT ST. LOUIS.—The Fourtn | Water, which is placed over the | Daylight broadcasting at 9:49, - | girl, ¢: concert; 9:30 10 rooms. 2 baths, iavatory, 2-car connected garage; large jot 115x144 ed I ‘ Web ash T36 st. L had the largest population in | body, is furnished by the erema- | 10:40, 11:40, 12:40. 1:40, 2:40 (479.9). (:30, program; 9:30, concert at RSITY CITY Overlan _(€80) | | A souls 20 years ago. tory. The charge for the use of | ee aaa i. or het-anere dance. KGW Portland Oregonian (491.5) U NIV ER: Wid Want few emall loans, ||| , t. B.—There are 593,493 words |th® Crematory includes a japanned || terest to the Middle West. ||| PWX Havana (400). 7:30, band 8 concert, solos; 10 concert. mbia Avenue y Heights—8 rooms; hot-water heat: yer 000: g od security; about 50| | 'n the Old Testament and 181,253 tin redeptacle in which to place } P 4 e e soncert WKAO P tal ngement: jot O7x152; priced for immediate sale. y ar. Wt joan, will pay 5 per cent com-| | Words tm the New Testament, or a |‘! ashes and the use of the chap- || rices supplied by Market News ode Q Porto Rico (340.7) 6 mu- oo | water heat: tile bath; 2-car Barrage; jor 090x155 Bo: C 405 Post Dis. (codx) total of 774, 146 words. el ] Spec lal rec optacees of ye } ture and principal ® Srhanwes. | —_— Holly wees 6987). die gon} wens 1] SIBLE ai yi , = | Wet , p for our list of ex-||| MRS. 8. EB. F.—To ¢ Cyaiity than those furnighed for | | sic; 9, concert; 10, varied; 12,|WFI Philadelphia (394.5 ! oN Jem: , home, comprising 7 rooms. large tile batt 5 | lon eanond ao : o tree @ canary |the regular charge may be pur- | os | | Salage ‘ ° ‘reat ce, phia ¢ -5) 6 talk. . ne ed porch: surrounded by large oak trees; Seam an ABBOTT. ‘Realtor, 709 Chestnut, | | - maggot ete use of sulphur, eta D i Daily—10: 00 A. M. | orchestra. WOO Philadelphia (508.2) 6:30) @ NIGHTS AND SAT. MATIN 1-E—S0e, a way Tax. ome n University Cit» Phon Pie aS . a ag in the cage, is ad- "OC / : MAT. — 50c, 00, 50 — Plus Tax. e. | en ’ nivel \ h ne Us Monday BR IN I ( ) P’S Vised. The sulphur is ny to dr i READER. ae Frogs are such A Domestic science hour con- | Wwos Jefferson City (440.9). g. j orchestra: 7 concert; 9:03 re- POPULAR WEDN ESD i residence: 2 story, 6 rooms; hot-water heat: Jot 50x153 the insects away. delicacy that it is a pity not to ducted by ee ge gfe | address, string band. cital: 9:30 orchestra y i {| rmances ~ “—_ , i oS ; , . ~O4 . . prepare them with care. The hind Dept. of the Laclede Gas Light * . 00 a S$ al) oa se , yen wes lonia! comprising 7 rooms. ti} First Deeds 01 T rust 6 Oo i ¢ BEVERLY M AY.—Full informa- legs only are need. They mav be | Cor ae St. Louis. ue _WDAF Kansas City Star (365.6). KPO San Francisco (429.5) 8:30 ees Dt han. ecenge: price $17.500 ne Bigpd to $19.000: BRIN. ee SECURI- | en Togerding _ preparation for|made into a broth the same as | - oe . | 6, School of the Air; 8, classical: orchestra; 9:30 band: 10 instru-| “@“" yt oe ante os ier , owe anned ” story brich re or meg comprising long living fasts 'R + NEKOT har P E “co. of etiquette a tee gs Oe PE amg renen broth. Put them in salted | Wednesday—7:00 P. M., 11:45 Nighthawks. mental: 11 old songs; 12 dance. @ Mle SIONTS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a ing eu o nm &k pee Bm ee a a sid calc cee or tis bed. CH Hiv Ch strut. _(c6) | It would take too much Space to eee Water, bee oe acc lige 9 Program direct for the stage KHJ Los Angeles Times (405). 8, WGY Schenectady (379.5) 6 or- at 8:15 | —— « a 4 = ) a BO : Sion ie entice of how the proces- |them and then dip first in cracker | oF ake ae Fe nina SA pao | concert; 8:30, children; 10, lec- chestra, organist. arp: " “neliely ' ” «tory “ ne S OM s Be . "a. , . j ; - ° | Seimerciand Prive—English type, 2-story residence, ® roo bath = ~ sTocKs AND NDS 44 a dust them in eggs (half a cupful | ———$—$———_—__ _ ture; 10:30, community pro-| RJR Seattle Post Intelligencer AT ay aut a eo) burne? ~-ca ca oa lor 120x1 o> fee ] “pny ‘Meee . 2 I}linois Alberta Oi) stock at “Re 3 MISS (>. > The Mammoth of milk mixed in iwo eg ee and seen ; : . i 234 4 10: ; : a: iS 62.50 tnzent to inspect This is one of the most artistic homes in University ee Box T-100. Post-Dis. — (c8) | Spring at Mammoth Spring, Ark.,| seasoned with pepper and salt), | KFUO—S545.1 Meters | gram; 11:80, instrumental; 12,) ir iat ‘$0 concert; 11:30 trav- FASTEST AND BEST coMEDIGIEL OL D ‘OU N TRY ( LU B active sto ke and bonds bought. "sold t the largest spring in the world. |then again in cracker crumbs | Wednesday, 9:15 P. M Address | orchestra. | elogue. EVER DUCED > cl ) | [his spring covers 18 acres, flows |When they are all breaded, clean be let ty the Resurrec } ; : uoted. le . » = : ' ' f tt Resurres AS BZ Spri : MA heautit seanaria’ type brick residence, comprising to eH. FORRESTER & CO. | 600,000 gallons of water a minuteioff the bone at the end with a dry | ne gps Aa walter “4 Maier of hes _ panuisville Journal (399.8. ies Aebrnainen Males “790 EARL CARROLL ie om “ty ng : kitehe } master bedrooms, large tile bathe 1014 901 Central Nat'l Bk. Bidg. | and is 10 feet deep. It forms | cloth. Put them in a wire basket | } amet Seminary. ' Musical pro- | 7:30, concert. | rench course: 7 Unele Bill: 7:16 ore and casement w“indows throughout. Extra space for 3 additional . i sinsiniveic ee Be Ab? River, yo feet abe ow The }and dip them in boiling lard ; | gram by the choir and band of Em- Sage oy Minneapolis-St. Pau!| Music clubs; 8:45 dance; 9:0§ Vv es tnt finar a? om fis lehed rf car farage. automat! gas heating ; . ve BUS ‘yR QUOTE: Ow 1oes not uctuate the year fry. Put a little pa er on the en | of th ran Church ' ‘ . oe ' = situate | arge grounds comprising 2 acres & pe ial pled Fre! . Control, Li la on ee | | around. of each bone. place them ona hot, | oo : — ” M Psat St ne rg sone s, ae tnd with JOE cooK Royalties pfu. exon Oi] and | |) - platter, in the form of a circle, | W 273 t arm talk, -0V, Gance, sopran Balt Bie o eet ied PO | Va . oe . , irete, | —— eters , p oO, — s . MOND HEIGHTS Mee JK. Hughes. St. Louis Milling ||| = JACK.—-Edward E. Denison rep-| one overlapping the other, with ||| WCK “ll queer 14586. eee TRAVEL AND SESORTS. 108 Girls—20 Comedians—40 Sceves - & . ining. Southern Surety Co., Clover}|| resents the Twenty-fifth Illinois French peas in the center Serve || | Wednesday, 11 a, m.-—Organ re be : » Organ. jilliceeianeall lle. ue et dence, 6 rooms, mar ble bath, hot water heat: 1 7 . nem gO oan. EN yb bdaeany pret, which includes Herrin, Pe meyed Dye 40 eS ete ove still ital | of request numbers ‘ fréamn WHAD Milwaukee (275). 8. dance. ‘ MONDAY NEXT A ge. jot 50x165 fee on se iS rae , Turmap Ou, 3 ig . et . and Loren FE. Wheeler is the . ; i Loew's State Theater by fom erry WMC Memphis (sile ORWAY’S FJORDS aie—>> wo? bhricl : nga ow ‘ aa A DrickK farage, Owner Wants sale ie yy "deat tke ee | representative of the Twenty-first crisp and hot, | } Noon ~Helen Hawkins and Edna ‘RA “ : P nent). MRS FISKE or Sheridan's Comedy — | apts . mp Meter or any active stocks andi||| District, which includes Spring- A. O. N—Collective bargaining | ||| Hummett, Harmony Singers. ——— WwW F New York (491.5). 6, trio; ’ sa ” Nor 7 1 SIDE aps | field. (“harles Ss. Deneen aud Wil- is the system under which emplov- | by Ed ote an py § ey ee ae A neg 6:30, band concert; 7:30, harp- ORTH CAP CHAUNCEY OL THE RIVALS iding—A verv attrac ve O-roe “story brick rmeasidence steam heat: All active stocks and bonds e6o0ld and j liam B. McKinley are the Sena-/ers deal with their workmen as a ecaie aged Rai “ing SA ap dae 15 ist, pianist: g Ipana hour: 9 NIGHTS " floors, 2-car garag rice FF. 600 he F KATTLEMAN CO poe: from Iilinois, single body instead of “TC — | wre Sertaning at 2:30 P. M symphony; 10. orchestra gti From New York July 10, 1 TH A. de SAT. MAT., . : Od » nate * : i YS ‘hols ’ ” ividually Collective bargain- | : . , . 7» ore ; , } . me YS ) ¢C AR. ANNE Central Natl. eRank Bidg.. LOUIS.—A “charley horse” {ts ajindividually. — 2 Pp. M.—Self Culture program apr : a WE 5Oc to $3.00 - residence hot-water heat: °? baths “car garage ins 5Ox°N9 Nive | 183. my and Olive Olive 52740. | | aha ten, usually of the wrist. This | ing is recognized as one of the for the Women in the Home given WIZ New York (454.3) 6 orches- S. S. Secunnestious JAMES $ WEDNESDAY m brick ina Reh ed . best price above $10.000 buys this be — (c37) ||| term is used much among farmers |most f{mportant functions of a4 under the auspices of the State tra: 7 Wall Street Journal re-| Unusual opportunity to see beautiful E MATINEE. reetricted: o Sac bis ce oot glee m1 r- |i} in corn belts as describing a pe- trade union, and through it organ- Fine Arta Committee M. F. W. C. . ; 7: . ‘ “ Fjords of Norway. impressive North Cape AND OTHERS 5Oc to $2.50 feday, come in diol . — | oP were 8 fered |ized labor has achieved most of its | | tn nile ile literature: Mrs view; 10 NYU Air College; | and Land of Midnight Sun. Fast. modern eae A natn Se Ante I - 467 I APLE || culiar and painful sprain suffere Mrs. Francis Allen | nae dts a 1) | in ripping the husks from an earj;suUccess. The employer, instead of | Wm. John Parker, music: Mrs Paul | 7:30 glee club: 9:30 dance. cwit SS en Excellent passenger Ratenesineey Bill at eeetrict——-A. well-built J-story — , get SB lot O0xi8B tone “lures BUSINESS }| of corn. Such a sprain usually in- egg babes ot h of see ancl i | mee _. mntnien Club wre Ww HN New York (361.2) 6:30 ee ROUND. TRIP $490.00 AND UP | rehes. hardwood floors throughout. No a inap-niete mating ede on Te erms | capacitates the recinpjent from us- | Pioyes, or determining wa tt 7:30. P. M.—Sandm . -« ; : ; » have a price that akes this a good buy. See today > a al Fists Ten dt C iti s ti | Pa or tl ‘hil _ §Stories by Write for details and illustrated folder. LA (i ry anced. wes . bed oT gale pe : | 7 hens OPPORTUNITIES ty ing the wrist for weeks. i aa to Ma - oF py Pi a goes ht alte cage letters from TRAVEL AND RESORTS Norwegian America Tine Agency. Ine. OLLIT. f Vu LA LN —— WE BS TE rR Q ROV ES saicaliliaiaatiiaatlneniinnll ms A. Hi ® Pete feeder, is pe ect: through the ‘business agent of the the childen. ; - $ ’ = - ’ = et Reautiful ®-story residence comprising 19 —! | dnd a me od ote tat in fo union. Collective bargaining, how- || | : 8 P. . > homed ‘epg teers —e 215 —FWICR DAILY —8:15 ra ) : —Sher won ae . : dev ; ' \s a’ *1) ) a - . a . Py ‘ ree.« | Joanna “isloe e bathe. ¢ ear garage etirrounded wif lar@e oak t ees . Thi 9 1" an Co BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES eighth inch slices Cut slices in ever, . is not re striat ed : to ak pent i ubtie speaking: Mrs. Pau! Short- iaanitiaaied delightful suburban residence Special price of $35.000 BINESS CHANCE—RBakers. aftention: ||| one-eighth inch strips Soak one cad gl ob ha a ae ae yo art: Mre. Frank Henniger, MOSCON NI BROTHERS eet 7 hie eae be O) eh novab evens. guaranteed: || .- Slt Seca. ae a wig ment between en yvees an ” agg CENTRAI, rms to suit: ¥ we oe ‘ ot | hour in cold water. bs pt ee plovers as g@rouns fall under this | fundamentals In music. and SISTER VERNA : Mae ®4 fect Unrestricted for business property Miaclehy-Murshall Oven Mfg./i| Water, dry between towels anc wee ; Tnite States in | ae ere enema ashing(on Tot gO. 4 ie Pricg wid t NM h ats fan d 7 fs ‘ Drain on brown head In the ni qa a ; M s 19 5: tot 605243: unrestrialll 3. 6th st. St Louis, Mo (c36) | Naner and sprinkle with salt,|Canada, in England and in mows WIL—273 Meters {| 1 Powers’ Elephants Mabel MeCane & Co, Saehinetoan—”-«tor’ hrick residence, > room io ’ o >, UNTestric : maner a > . ; ‘ ‘ - eivilize ot i % » ive fe j VENITA ; ane : fe : ||| Serve around fried or baked fish. other civili bo air ggg aise Wednesday, 10 P. M.--Jack Ford | 5 “See America GOULD a ” > teeter residence comprising & rooms; unrestricted guaran WANTED . m AS - ,| bargaining exists In | Aggy | and his Peacock Orchestra. Leopoid - ; ———— Peiinar—2),-sters Oris , . 4; é : \ i] ( HITDREN A peanut candy many local trade agreements and Von Kuehlman. tenor. St Louis , anita) First” " Brune 9 Steinbach on zs , ‘ 1, netceir heat price e500 _ Wt } x () 64. Tost Dis ryan aten | greatly relished hy children or in a few rases there are national ; liniversit y Hawaliian Serenaders. ; ON agg ie Co. Stanton & Dolores. are 4 | ami Tieton RFECTION ER Wia.— With — jiving| || made ae age ‘ut two CUPS OT | agreements. Wm. K. Holt, director. The Arcadian | Dem NORTHWEST Bind Rit font Jes. Forristall.}} sugargand ¥%4 cup of cream in a} G4 sstisfactory tank for |||} Serenadere. Jess "Orchestre. | Mabe | CHARLES “CHIC” SALE mbhos ram fan residence Price S500 M98 |)! — | | skille ape? stir until we mixed, . # z. A Satistactory , Olian. ianist and composer. Harold odd BT ‘ara uUconcrete bungalow: gas and electric: price SKONN, SELIL AN) er rion: | the a boil until candy forms a soft|a fresh water mpg watt abies 1 me Dizon. _ person Recital by ine | Rural Character Artist in New Act Adland Bi —4-room frame bungalow; hot-air heat; lot 100x175; prtes TH ME FOR QUICK * T1O™; | | ball in the water. Push skillet to |made by screwing together tigntty pupils of the Straussberger's Con-~]}| eal CENT o tr a4, + igh gl Ae ‘s , 4 | eye k of wt e and add one heaping |small stock-sized window sash, ob- servatory of Music Christine Special Features! Surprises! S AT, BS DE P ARTMENT R ap | M ‘7 -ELSDORE. "\ GConcy | i teaspoonful of peanut butter and tainable at any lumber vard All | Werthmueller. soprano: Thos. Cc. » aE 1 4 tI e954 _GRAND. RIN ERSIDN os mae | la little vanilla flavoring and heat |the joints of such a tank should Vassonie, saxophone player; Chris SS a ih M arm 3 ag cance ata —— 3 — Americans E aegennggh ATOSE from sonable Care Soft ww ater should AG ESSORT ES (jas ne moto / he Pa that anv other distinctive 1e e | SACTiTice, QUICK Sait Psi] l'estea the fact | able care. i | Sey payee to the Northwest ler title is awkward Canada lends be used tn ee * etapa rye 3 Rg 5 cane t. Siedenkranz. 53. 6314 S. Broadawy ST. LOUIS taped a me itcealf easily to the noun Canadian or oF VS pal se bo ; | I : 7 — | F. R. Randell, oS 1614 =. Theresa . KER Y ——North end: wonderful location: ‘I ‘a Mexicans, etc But the |to contain mine! als that ‘ee. | ', Buseha : af apse (eer De Luxe Train—No Extra Fare ASSOCIA : iv ba ifs Sty) Wi ta ke Term sea’ exXICcoO to . i P 1S, . ' = prove ha rT fi! tn the water ie LD), Hart. y ae ; arton. M-120. Post-Dispat. ; United States ean hardly be twist- Neith » ehonld- boiled or distilled mE Torlotting, 40, 2014 Eagt Gano Why travel on less than the best? It costs no Coliseum, April 13 to April 26 AGNER-GRANT-BELL “Preferred Real Estate” Realtors @ aa or : io aA name for their inhabi- : ee ate f ae ce ie er we jare also necessarv See weeds ree B. Welle 47 +0 aa W ashington ni Stat daily 11 p. + tral S d On Sale at Aeolian Company. , R76 (c! » | . se tak ome rom " ‘ A- aie . voen 2 1) =f ’ ea) @ | ‘ 9a18e . . . are 10us S BE PARLOR—Cniversiy Chore, | | Deine taken nome ee Twas in, Bt. [ive Off oxygen and at the same ii/ J. a. white, 6e.g610 Perk. Time. And going or returning, whether on the 1004 Olive St, a - ait, 4 Ad ma sXA POs : ; rr" | ace}, | time abso Cne Car vomit . ee es i a. Jo. .9 ‘ . : lice rtet. F ( ie A’ [" I ¢ yN good business; will se chee DP! YTeuis onliv a few hours Phe 138th len off by the inmates, and so keep | Louise Jokers. 81. 4°57 Shenandoah, New Oriental Limited or other fine Great North- Po Qua & oN ; RR AL eaten. (U9 tieman YY} Infantry took part in a parade in|i., water fresh and healthful. |A Biermann. 38, 3708 North Market. , Pee | 2 1918 | nn h of such weed should be add | Lovise Phile, 68. 1242 Temple pl ern trains, you can arrange for stop off at America’s ON TERMINAL SWITCHES SHOP —Will = eacrific "$1200 | New York City on April 25, 1: | F ugh of suc! ° oe , i Carrie 7 22 700 W. Davi ; Kk Sai : montn 7—? ree: | . 4 a ai _ Niiss enalb le was i tis — —— fres at « 17 arrie de Bk! ae ‘ Vis . . . - - A he transTe rt i 4 ; 4 to Keep ne wate} ha all ' al or — Ae way § BO , Cabanyvy {VotlJ fe] ) l¢ Led in European wat ters on Sept. | a th t the onlv additional Pasquale Bansalo, 55, A380 Gra am. million~acre Rocky Mountain playground— } HOUSK—-F ire: feavine': 1¥) . ee ptimes, SO a ‘ : Gertrade Hersch. 28 5522 Virginia, t uruiture (OG Vili 191 en. to zg the Por a ng : yranklin. . . . .* ; : ; . . P AF ar . Sd ow . : ® ; ‘ t ¢ . ThyZ + needs o into > . re , 1+ 4 } " se buildings are VW) first-class eondit Lov} —c‘an aur Newberry. — (3) if ge’ 1\: Rodies are eremated in ta ~ pe em an Amount equal a) 3 dun tee 0. ans Pr on a e © MUTU BURLESQUE re ; ere 3 heats, * Kg : an + ed iret erude oil No |the evaporation. The loss by evap- 4. W. Brooke. 25. 3025 Alle AL "1EeS at “LIN helow yrevallin F location’ bargain. 5420 Gravois.||| furnaces burning’ cri ie aaah _ dget Loe} 35 369] N. Newstead ought at prices de cle I] ‘ : = CTIONERY—Fixtures. icebox. urn.|,| special preparation of the hod S. {Oration is sor or —e SU on? ig At 4% aps oF x Ole 2:15—TWICE DAILY—8:15 es Pr ope |" TV at ill CST; ITE th: if desir (‘ss © g* ‘lose srwty and wo Pe P , i147 clothing i f its Realty holdings. } Ts? a ng e% ert iS NnEss | ) 1ld tbe of wood o1 other com- | nas mber of Water sn ails cehould he Vania , fount. rent $35. including 2 living : aren ™ eee rial is either afd nea | ins luded in the olleec tion as a | Relle KE. Fleming re a, Washington You see high peaks from low passes on the Great Northern : 4 : ; . . ’ } ; > 7S = : pus v TTL «Cf are . ‘ , ’ aw if , E nif ; Sar ; " ; ; ‘ il] iIntormat 1c) 111 rmished ()}) ] equest . gs — La Ber on ! (J UM ith the hodv or after th © | } 5 "Si A © of the depart ne mn? ' to take i i Sg Fo a “a% ee oat a ah — only 60 miles of the entire main line are above 4,000 ; (ant , ' 1) l e838) S| er mg hae be ory: ty , ee a eration A cloth soa ked in ! are of the filth and refuse | | Melvin Roberts. 1. 9195 O'Fallon. feet. Longest cinderless mileage of any railroad in the A ys - ST)2 y We im § : Cé igie; cent , . "J a —— = a 8 ee alti arret? +¢ ( onal Ad. Box S034, TOs Ispaten. We S20. living rooms, furniture tnclud- | === === Boe ge _* “ae” tke ape Northwest— over 1,100 miles behind giant oil.burning loco- . ——— SNe ee eT cmrenmatn DOA RLODDIS At East St. Louis. Omar Moore, 15 days, 7104A Pennsylay motives. Open top observation cars this summer through At A. M—CONTINUOUS—I1 PF. M, c ‘ “ | : STATE—FOR COL’RED LOANS ON PERSON’L PROPY Qafeciioneny— North vend: price | Adolf’ Maier Loretta wee ee, sits. - 1 3. Betberten. 82. 2331 Menard. the Rockies and Cascades. For low round trip summer “RNITHY EGS iden Gnd" beat: nent’ acho! rr Licenses )] Carl M. Carito St. Lowis—Margaret | 1.. Staib, 64° 1311) Ginton fares and free books on trips Northwest apply “$481A --6-100m mouse; boi ais | }; Ni’ |’ F R aE L, () ~ LOANS m two ri yom # and heat: near schoo! a lage tS H ea ey. Sprin field ages eatin. Joseph David oY Sullivan. rate S400. $2700, owner. ( > mai = ' auien Bee cBurch, full candy couipment Rox ble ff{man—-Era Elkins, ‘Terre Haute, | Marr Jones R4 ‘S068 De gots. ' J. M. Sanford, General Agent, : a Oa - Mad Pua nie nts, aan Th ag spatc) ie ial = “" . 4 ,? 81s “hh ‘ ‘ " caaiyrh Sj real estate, 01 Olive at ao rans Recorded i “Ind. ; > fr et, Beet 2033, Boatmen’s Bank Bldg., STANDARD VAUDE AND fie. - tedkie S-reor eal est LOL Olive st ee DCTIO SE R&™—Must sell Thursday ; I § - . ; ; Tv. J Henneses ¥. 6D, WMA Fetz ‘St. Louis, Mo. Phone Olive 51 Pt, | trie, tne womiition: rent $1348. | MONLY for railrowd men, neo indersemell leaving city, sacrifice $1300 BIRTHS RECORDED. D. Ret, 4 months, 4220. Fairfax. | SE enaiaeenanana ou » ge —~ ar ecu auired “os Calumet Bhim. die big heakerr goods: milk trade: four ROYS ¥ l.. Ha Tis “BR ae” Pers m hing te | ABROL) Realtor, 708 Chesty 534 N. sth si Se { } teagonable rent; excellent West urla ermits (G. and FE. RBiack, 1503A Chestnut. | sae . Heuser... 4419 I ator oy x | . : ie® ViGONkE \ cee The dg furniture ow were amo m° core ’ | ’ i J al } | VV ’ “Lo baw A ist Maude oF Kr ~ +) home and investment confidential. low rates Lindell i UG BTORE—Webster Groves beautiful | ponert F. Hadiey—Beatrice Johnson. ate , M - R. R. oe ‘aaa ©. tre | RADIO oute O e ew rien t ite - LIGHTNIN’ ” 9 BE! AKE & ERY Slo Chestnut. | oom “T0 SYOS Olive st a new fixt res, has 10 year lease . John H. Kleine—Mrs Marie M | Burgde: ‘arco | “ee ee 64123 Ww Par wie Finest rain to Pacific Northwest—No Extra F. 1) MONEY to salaried people: ets) payme B $125: receipts $75 end increasing | Henry L. Waelter—Grace S. Lawton. |M. and G., Kostféid, 6638 Eime + =ALT. — ‘ we ORE » : . - = lentta! 1 sd!) Halliway excita , RD day. g00d reaton fOr seling; @ sac- Mich ag ag ~ ore ee De Roe. J. and ' ar 137 Cenvent wt | (Courtesy of Radio Di " ) IFFT I II FO MATS. Son, Tams. eves tae ae ear —_— = NS mOUIS EXCHANGE. 709 Victoria Bl.. aoe 3 —E dna W itthofft (Ss. and _ Taylor 1417 Papi: ' a: - Rae age LT oe T NEXT WE ne SAR idea ‘$3 2 re MUN EY aoe SONNETS, Ge ot upd "dete and Iocust. Central 4130-4129 te Se lina Schottmuel- |W. and M. Cox. 1622 Missiasipp! | (By Associated Press.) 7 REALTY CO. 1° lLaSton @ wi ust made reasonabl 1a : Wa ter T. Murphy P. A. and A. Meyer, 5607 Waterman 9 Sere Wy; *4 1 Quick se) Vice —— , GOODS STOR k—And building, ier. : . be lt. Rever ir 4 and IL, Noone TOS Kingsbury i WSB Atlanta Journal (42 8. 3) 19: 45 peo-Erice pao—S 48 Cash. MONT) TY) LOA N—First nd second ontaed ‘ shay 7 oid established DbuBl apg” H vba thio cengs on Rote ae ic and |? (sri sey 4026 -Kastoi ‘ t { t wv, , |BASE L TODA se fire it houses at Slo deeds of truss: fer cast Hox Poste s reuring a! = ulars ala o rupiono— ts [ ever A. and M. Grace, 2217 Chouteau entertainment. y Pl | i i? i . © - ~~ worn Cc w - ‘ BS ote Slocteme a nite | Per oinn nt : WRIGHT-DICKHAUT, 3155 8. | Geo. W. Meyer—Amelia Lohmeyer. | yo |r” A and K. Karl, IS830A 8. 10th. pare - | ' RTSMAN’ ee spe eatin 1 meen for . asia ; “ ° on furnilure and pia ous ae eG Agra! rd oa56 od (c) Fiovd E. Campbel i—Winnetta Doi! Hi : j Kk and I Prime art 1914 Riddle W LEI Boston (476) 6:15 choir; ‘a 9 sPO Ss PARK ax”) ~ to wo . (c®) » os ’ a ' a | n “ Ss ; wal chvuuse di : ON, 475 rocery ,; well stab- rel! > acum ond rs ary Toc weska. | fs Ww and FE Trice 1627 Ridgewa y i ~ —-* 7.9 . . oom Houses, Baths, Electric ccipts Mow id Ci y han | o. 427 ia me Sacrifice conn —— prea wriie Geas. 1M. and M. Sanne zzaro, 3316 Shaw. orchestra; 7:30 musical; 8 op- T W y y : | i R — - —_—— ~ ohe t tT) \ Li ; } - Cc ; , $350 € ASH. (Oria Bide Ss 06 ; faeos and ger ‘ag haul ng- two 2'\%- our? J sh Loos—Helen Roehrick ti ? GU LLS era; 9 Sinfonians. “th OMB S, inion Station. 2i2i and 213 1 MONE) “on household furniture Stake truck nm dump Wm. pvame nM. Harr is—Lucilie M. Goette We and J. Walker, 1428 ~— w ff 319) 6 ae | 1 benty wis ' . ed ioaired i} eo lise vica ’ : . ‘ _ I — uciii¢ . . : i => : 4° Seale. 74} . } ‘ ‘ s . - * manta S$1° per month: payment at enn’ nroOmD rention fis. 2925 Th or oak” L ndell 23813 fc8) AY saeaae Reckerle—Meta Meirherdt R. a 4 aT oe ae chy ae As . WGR Buffalo ¢ ) music, ¢ | SB aE EZ EGE EEE E EEE AEB GEB AE AA AA a GAME STARTS AT 3 O’CLOCK month: price SR000. WHYMAN [wing. ‘7 1) ;*] " a " : i , .’ . ~4 ton: A] : r e+: Sirs ; A ; iid j fay a t« ._° n . * “ fiveniial. Lindel] 814. J924 Wa ine a NG STA TION—Fi sale. site and! Joseph a erg Jr.—Loretta Strauss. iJ a}. Sehmidt 15> Bremen 9:30 musical; 9:30-1 Southern : Emesinut st. entra! 8500. ico . r — rt. a — CASH, MONEY loaned to saiarica .p 40S casy -_ Ferry + ad olfax _3404 ‘C7 $) A‘onzo a MM. srrison—Anna panc 18 a ; 7 ys Pe 1018 N Oth , x - ’ a : s Olive } : ’ ‘ ' e d 4rTuaA .* ’ the . ‘ bea on each avinents WA rates onfidentiak : e rtak- man. ee - tarnard. if iad!) KY hicago (5°56) concert; | ‘ie oo. sin aa ‘ >' = 4) ba Vimnernts 4 } ery. f ve a*y he 1a “OR ] Tail ‘ay ix = or tr ade “inter St in unde: _ C%, om A Zol'mann Mrs. Mary “a Rrod. | Ww . - red L, Be oe ms —" e. | KYW Cc Cc ‘ , W RLD ERRANEAN - | alata ‘st M15 Delinar bi. Parkview 660. | John Thiele, St. Louis County——Claudia V. | 7. and 1 Ren ne. 528A Poepping | 7:45 entertaining plans; 8 music- | - 7 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS : . an eee "ee - i ne tig Me bina: = % ‘ linear ) arkview pire? JV) Wa = — . ant ome ne ced. ! i a f ' se i > sip ay ee 7 aa MONEY TO LOAN—$2o to eee} ool 3 ied) \ Me tg rt op Louis. ie ter Ir Affton—Mrs.|C. C. and O. Terry 12.39 ei + al: 8:39 stage review: 8:45 mu- | From New VY ork. Oct. 10— New York, June 27— 20. OOU- oo ae : . he Morris Plan’ pavalhle in ‘ Rr retah! : BQ e urus eae Ag Se ‘ Ee Ppa 4407 Manchester Cheries a n'y ve poy, |M. and EB. Joseph 916 S..81) h. WGN Chicago Tribune (370.2) 6 | Brand-new 20,000-ton Cu- mer Mediterranean cruise- nc Pipity ot ea : f ey mi Wellston Branch 14%). Houle non ms 4 . i r A. King ~ stile “ Sorin field. Ti) —~—Helen {> and lI. Johnson, 1} 29 High. r s e Pe _ . : ’ “C j thi ** finest ship. All outside roome ayvenen!t on S40 per month. Look . , Aaa . fornitur -~— ~ ; v James } Hamil n. OM & it. W. and A vans. 43583 Enricht organ, 9:30 cone ert, ensemble; § narder arin a; Se ee AS ten, ot Riv A rt mane ee 8 tos >) STORE — Monev making .. Eaton, Decatuf, | . = Zoeller, 241A Hebert , - — an : i hi afloat. All six 30 cities in 13 countries. or ji, Ma make vour own term wi ales. : ~~ : anat 1 we. aire Crocker, Mo—Piuma/P. A. and A. Zoeller. 4741, ° classical; !0 dance, jazz artists. cruise-snip anath co . , e700 as ; * &§ ; » Teasona! taka srpiners j40 Flovd Lee Decker. . ‘ ") " ’ 12 ° ° R Vv ic Jerusalem, ~ ’ = «f (on > a , a7 ‘ , Orla 1% Arh OF ' Mavic: LaR pati. ners. ~* ‘ M4 Sas ~ ‘ - a Mo WT and | Larkj TL. 2012 N th, " - ° j continents; 50 ports & cities; ome, en e,. (.*5 = ; nto tg tate Ane . . “aw “© + ae a oo ouls—Tillie Steppig. |W. and T. Fook 193° Franklin. WLS Chicago (344.6) 6:30 organ, ountries than ever be Cairo, &c. 53 days with time —-— —— ae as r eit A ao. ; anal inerdL 3519 Cas i, ene ‘ ore c : ° MONEY TU 1VAN—On furniture, Sila: shen. “aan rack; ote,; lumbia, Th ia. mm if. and #. Fort ert 1B4R S. ath specialties; 7:15 lone scouts; 8 fe ised to: Australia, for a European visit at end. wah whee CITIES 1 Ga estate aUuteTnobiics stor ; e ' ; + cs . ey J Tres M é*onion, Springfield. at —Louise end : i" 4 . ( a. >i! » i* ° 9 , £ ore cru : : ; es - funtmeene machin Catad real bargain quick am Springfield, 1)! H. and M. Stader, 914A Carroll. R. F. DD, program: 9 orchestra, | New Zealand, &c., as weil as . : ; ¢ $5 casti. $5 str i oe ie kt lies Phone Lindell 8260. (°d) May. Spr vy Wiedekamp. St. Louls—Ruth } H. J. and F. Bennest, $546 Russell ead Pp ar nv : y 4 Midnight Sun Cruise ‘ fic Ut ee stp nyt ! t ress equit Hugo Henr Welistor F. and L. Singe 2205 Ss. Broadway. readings, duets, harmony four. Hawaii. Japan, China, Java, 0 * ta : rea 4? ’ ~t arr confi te ia your Cae ; USTINEeESS . iD ro ? mn, pl} O ' oad 4 oa ‘ 49 : a s "ys in Ee ‘ ~ | ae a: ia Vai lat me es: stricity | oo — “I fF car with a Holmea crane and ona Brocka Goring Green, R. I~ | J. and ~e —* “1 0) re WEBH Chicago Post (370.2) ‘| India. Egy pt—always at the New York, a 3 or - * ‘ " ss = rene dances — s 70 Yrresen?t Ato} “; heap ; . ; iy ‘ ; Ne hi! AU) Ne Ll, ’ : cke ' - ' t : oe . a s ; Aa ng ee ee Dousitt ms : iKunice Bloomfield W oie ee ee iT) and N Dell. 4°18 Viste concert; 9 talk, tenor; 10 brass = px Forsomens’ pe se “Netens, Seed pw alae ree ne or te ; .- I a o tw MIU Bile . ‘ . r $ i : ee % 3 ‘ ; ; ns. = _— pany pt rw be rng semana iow rane Box M-219, Post-Dis sid, At St. Se Smith st BURIAL PERMITS. quartet, Hawaiian guitars, songs, included ee oO vo ’ F ma, Engiand A confidently ‘Room 200 columbia BRT ene ee ee eee ee 3B. Downey, 60. 5528 Magnolia. violin, | Send for book and ship-plan. Denmark, GALA EASTER WEEK BILL 298 & Bv57 = fi) . ‘Ln e icp) JOULE ty . Paes - ~o ” sca was . J . de | N A N € ] A 5 : ¥. : ou at Olive o a «5 ERY-MEAT MARKETW cod Yrwin J. Thilemann. conga + =e B mag Ame ia C lark. 73. 1 ta” aa Biat oA Page WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 6 con- Raymond & Whitcomb Co., 22 Beacon St., Boston AMERICA’S ONLY ' | f r) i} j } : : Hit D preengy Le Mure ~ ryt: Emeuth Side: harecin 4 74? 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Schmel-] A r “ae 148 u) esa ; ae P ae Mites: your own t Guaraniy { 02! knowledge of ae Co. ae AND MEAT MARKET a. | tn Pe mae gga tae og mom 10 trio, monologue, Hello boys, | ONE WEEK ONLY r, , 30 705 Olive P AMER Rif AN - RRO Sa AGF cl) S300 store ay half erie e | Lr Ida W Miller. 4b. 3507 Lafavette, dance NO ADVANCY IN PRICES ‘ey gc) ria ore cat ——a : a : — RS] ae > | H Bue -hler. ve 4 4° Penrose z . ~ hon hs Ql i. K AU TO LO. ANS BPR MARKET—Ciean «tore. pence ___ BUSINESS FOR SALE | Cae “Falkenhainer, 76. 3957 Juniata | WFAA Dallas (silent). The Metro-Goldwys » eo — : nN + + surge ’ ~™ ) “ A erate), QUICK AUT Mel scares co wih aiden | MARRLE AND TIE RUSINESS—Oldae.| Frames'Nicinon 60,0070 Puren, | WOC Davenport (484). 6:30, Sand- CLAIRE WINDSOR . ’ 3 ' emer ae Stinwal cont adv anc oT i ord ‘truck Or invoice: snap oe ehed: cent? ally namie — | or sat \*ares 7. a =e ove? $800 $* 50 nice fixtures Box M Ded, } L.temeds | Ri . te £27 aiail 455) 4 eS “OF DRINK PAKLUOK—dQrand| and Kas- . d Old — OLIVER LANG «: ' ei he Cae ee\] on accoumt of poor bes | Mt gic MTORE—Nath End: Al location * so MING rt oo mar. | ton. 1325 N. Grand (e3) Mal _ churches, cathedrals an shrines in ' Nie of the Post 4 re ah AN ,2o cCnesu i wee bough right Call ” x 800 a ren buy ‘or the money iw) ‘Gs ; : A =~ hy roe 1s neatiy dec. Ry, rT ID RINK PARL OR—J3610 i EY " Nt [» e100 oo | v4 oa! ; ey L% EGS BED, ch) | it ing ar a eount of sickness Hox ; rated otip W es End }? ; “Call s after 1 D m r4 wr f } } " French Canada en route. Then sail ‘ oes at made ‘ y i auie Ten omta te at tours p -u ’ ‘ ‘ MARKET # ey antes + Post Dispat hy (e4) Fe ~ MING Hii ts K— “heap for (amt ’ ” P Ri ,,, —_ / . ds | ' a he . ul —# Los tal M 1; —, _ | 5 Mw . 4 leorr DRINK A 1” year lease. P from M treal Th , at 't \ li \ \| i lid \ } 1 14 y ay Me '. “ 4 "RR () Siw &™ or _ Ay e\ pt 0) a 'y $225 ‘Tos oe R2 aN T—Bargait eaving city. f $i 4A - zee + (5) 3651 North Market, 1o4) | on or . | ee J : ; Ve © , _e mag et BO: 4 nns can! 506 Choutesu. ' ROOMING HOt SEI rooms lea ving “DRINK ~ PARLOR— “omplete. 4130 . a. or $4.) . Th } ad ; * - © on " , I> tr Vy TH sel: i¢ , SOFT- DRI * oni plete 4130 Build ; : onoclass ) Pins Silinties: confident MONEY TO LOA. Bis EXC We 00. . p., | REFRESHMENT | STAND—Dolne | good | «ora HOLRES roome, sock oman. | Eat Call between 1_and 3p. m Canadian Pacific M (one class te minutes: confidentia eal cote HERES Locust” Central 4130-4129. || _buginess: goed jocs tion for Batters. ic’ | bargain: terms. 3936 Delmer | SOFT DRINK PARLOR—In downtown sail from Montreal, and the te wit ten ethene ShiR. (in city vl omats improved ; y. W. Thomas, 8107 Page av.. Vinita Par _jion: ga! a a. ‘mer district: c00d location Box M-112. P.-p. Cabin Ships ly VAHL : ~ rINAWNGEI "| wep Tor -u ™ ee us ~ uth ar i MARK) T North: rent $K5 | (eT) | tte) Mi NG HOUSE—10 rooms: ali filled __ (034) from Quebec. By - a AEE Oe ok fe OST MILLER RE Cur, 109 ty: ow * 3 tiving roome. receipis $500 | RESTAURANT—On a busy thoroughfare; good income. 4618 Olive. SOFT DRUNK PARLAR—Downtown: won- de luxe Empresses go z acanns y ie LUA . a yew and cvul sh business; $2000 stock in the city Box M-249. Post-Dis. (c3) | ROOMI NG HOUSE—11 rooms: want Ford dertul ¢ ppportunss to serve lunches; rem Canadian Pacific ship to Europe = = a i ER ANKE SEXCHANGE. 709 V Bi. | B® STAU RANT—€ = p: leaving city. wig of Mtk ey a ee 4) ont Sor EXCH ANGE. 708 Vieto ingone th sacred spots wate x a ener —— \ E & " \is Lacy , es c O9 Victoria haw 2907 Chouteav. hae : ~ nt fe IU is x QNITE. 4 4 ” | not only see ese = ; ~ 7 A , wt e830) z * s Centra 4120-4129 7 a aa rT 1 ar “s yooms. all filled Ri 7 cone HOU SE Mo axente: | rood loca. aa’ * - and Lax sus. Central 4130. 41 oo you om fF RIILDING L OANS ian oe, ath and gurage: wil _ | ished: rent $90 Price $900. Apply 1900 hosiery $490. miscilianeo.s | “yen aye our | enue FU NDS a pertne: RGOMING HOUSE—41. 5 rooms. nic ely fur- | $962 Delmar. Agenl és 3726.28: tota!. $6676.28; secures; me ad ances adattiane! mover SPECIAL. o”'* : - ‘ i ANG} "mo tora B ' nished : steem heat ‘ ul ar. ici) | ; OOMING HOL sh $) rooms clean. we!) $377: stock in £004 condition. acated * oa i 3g = r 1 » Any Aco! evalt = entra! 4130-4129 : ROoOMING HOU SE—10 rooms: months ¥| furnished: good income: also beautiful] at Edina, Mo For particulars write Mr be) $377 . = ‘ a : — - > : ‘ ’ : " f cod ; : | ee m ieee oe Meow * euns an J | . CU. STOR} Tr — shop - ! ‘nceme : $180: lea vt ee city. 4100 | Mudseen coach, leaving city: no dealers John #8. F isk care The Faire ' Store, — gee } 1 MMELMANN BP ACKLER BF Ta tan busines. Leaving | West _Pine_D Grand 9076. _ ©) | 40514 Watson. (5)] Eaina, Mo. o the ey ion Clean! | nial ic w"s ay . ' | Revert! nd «neste ONEY , yom (halt bmt-I ne TROOALI NG mom oS Er . 8 rooms, ~ege 7 fur- | | RO MING HA > alae dew utifully furnish — SS ‘Des, Moines, Ta, ae | > io © * “erar «wry? * Lu “ bes . ~~ = i iehed. cheap +: ow) = yee res rooms ompietle r leht heusekep an iid! - Ae e Pere NTYALT tarae n x Me mN\ KY SEE US- -M apse gre 177M. (cB) | ne newly decorated, eae range in overs VARIETY STORE—And PE ye | ' ' . ‘ ' [| what y ‘ . ¥ an? ~ "us - furdiiure tmmediace anseer: cas Lowest ‘rates of interest eB a, READY. TO-WE AR and mili. | BARGAIN IN ROOMING “HOTSE | room? investigate this hargain for avick - eta nom a Me go _ Bis. Room 310. 70S Orne 01 veces: quick @newer One CHesinu a Cxcellen sit location 7 rooms, furnished; O'Fallon Park @s-' male. 1223 Jones (biock west Vandeven- ART WRIGHT-DICKHA UT. Grand 9576. (3) CHRISTIAN BTUNKOY. 61 Box M-406. Port-Dis' (c4) trict; sell part or all. Colfay 2172W. ter and Page.) : ; cs . — ae a 4 YY sited
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—— — a . SRE. AE ALOR DE aehateo be we a snp SS we ee Sighs © ey oe ee eee ie % x 8 aa Ne SE. ai Lo hae . = (ea 2, apy tee = Py wigerts 7g ian : re Be” ie - PRE wr A Pit * SR. ‘ ae ine . ‘a ol - i, ETS sn wet aBortaagN ewe i. 2 Sie ae ME y i. ; ey tet vai ue _ “ med | I a Nay“ Eh Pere e APO 2 Beaty ewe acligsrsay: ee bi nce Ra SO” Fe a ON . ‘* “/. REP Peat esnacteshrsouwgrtiwrh i oe oe mive mes oN ty Yeh ee mee ~~“ —e > bat ar ee ee ee ree ee ‘scl - —_ e € — - ee ee OP LE LOO A Fiction’. ‘Fa > ~ er ee tee we eee ow as ~~ = + = «= + eS er +: ~~ ew ewe ~--*+ e+ | |= — oe ee a ed shions:. Timely. Discussions == — — Salads in Variety By Clyde B. Schuman ; | . National Director, Nitritios | Service, American Red Cross The Interesting Autobiography of a Daugher of One of America’s Multimillionaires. —— ae — ee — By EDITH GOULD WAINWRIGHT. of George J]. Gould and Granddaughter of jay Gould. ommiprenp 7” c 3 mse ad 4 Li when the World War began in Europe. a French dressmaking establisha in children « ciolnes digrimage to Paris of everything of the jreams of bicycling gardening , hora’ ehildren s&s ha favorite rm i ' mT) 1914 we;* cor “a tit en ern &: more and conversa ' nmcet q , | laces and ? bbons and a famous coUu-| o Of course it Was in tow! ‘ftyv-seventh street, " | we wore most of our pretty Even when we lived at Georg Court, and before we spent her own thing’ us with a to buy new ap- Winter months at No. &57 |} avenue, mamma had wus come in the city to attend a private dan ing class at Mrs. Clarence Macka cases became us eo. © now Mre. Joseph Biake, held on: tired of sitting | , ow | at her house ng us ry n . t was in New i} for being fitted sy uperh eee an pa- ’ ‘ accompa! ied Us | the head lac) - > 4 7 mother wore most loria. my youngest years my junior, es oes ¢ : opera with always dressed us alixe. : yeht the similarity made eT VW hen Ve lar I¢ nucnh SM her cress w “were very young, George. who 1s a # nearly ex years older than I, had : fo wear a sailor suit when we costume. t:e0rce ilKec taire ring her ase eee eso ee Winter and white duck in| vears simplicity became z | the hernete of fashionable dress ia was ajways much inter- and women discontineud wearing ested in what she wore and wonld § «g much i« , Nares and dos stand without complaint for what! oollars have becom antiquat seemed to me interminable period®! ang today you rarély see these or- while clothes were being fitted.| naments. even at the opera Very different from me. I simply| Mamma. alwave’one jump ahead Getested those try-ons, and. my) Y ig sege edetatoy was the nt mother often became greatly an- | discard these things, and latterly noyed because I failed to show! wore only one short string of what she considered a proper in-/| pearls and one smal! ring. She terest. gave a great many of the smaller! I would stand first on one fooi | pieces of her jewelry to her daugh and then on another, fidgeting ani ters, but most of her collection a (This is the seventh of a strics of GEORGIAN COURT An erterior view of the magnift rent Gould home at Lakewood, N. d. gems was kept in a vault and no nger was a detective required to; accompany her to the opera to afecuard her precious stones. In | her will she ordered her beautitu! sold and the proceeds | %. . > , » a - é ‘0 243. | placed in a trust fund [for her chil | ire! So now this marvelous col- been broken up and ‘ wr ~~ } when we Wabeee and stems. This mildew is a fun- pianis ; f 6Chffpus disease and is usually induced at are ful : 4 i >¥y cool and wet weather. It may wn and be checked by du bearing | .with powdered sulfur of . bination of one part arsenate we become jead and nine parts powdered alarmed and sometimes discs fur. This dust will also he! aged when the chotcest ones £° | .jeck gown Large plants that for no appar- ent cause sug@den'iy droop thelr euves have had their water sup- ease that sometimes makes its ap- |} pearance in the fal! It is called i black spot because of the dark red spots that form on the leaves an cause them to drop premature!s Practically the only and most serious disease that sometime piy cut off either by some grub or i'tworm tust beneath the surface of the sell er by some borer in the Center of the etalk 't can be found and tacks the iriewes Is what is known .% ka ; P| —— e ir ; ; r piant well stered it — th » — The Window Box think about the} W hite- | Dox before | This will keep | ar id prevents The Treasured Wave. order to keep a marcel wave ' = tot : - Ove?! nig tw 1ST 4 piece of | ind the head, holding it ir invisibie hairpins better than the conf! oir Cap as make the head way ruin the wave ne plant and may con- titted plant and his disease seems t usually severe and ca- ers of these pearls, | EDITH, MES. GOULD AND GLORIA. eee - ~- -— articles. prepared cepecially tor the Post-nespatch by Miss Schuman. & national suthority ea feods.' Our salads impress the foreigner because of their variety. In Eu- rope they are accustomed to vege- table salads or to fruit salads, but never to a combination of both. France serves the first deliciousiy and Great Britain the second, but the third is peculiarly American. Mayounnaise with both fruit and lettuce at first horrifies the new- comer—until he complete!y suc- cumbs to the unusual flavor. We want to preserve our salad- eating habit—the greens, the vege- tables, the fruits are all excellen’, furnishing vitamins, bulk and min- eral sals. But while to the nations whose salads can be numbered on the fingers of one hand. ours seem many and varied, we ourselves tire of the usual! combinations and would like new ones Hieré are a few suggestions for serving “Ssome- thing different.” With the excep- tion. obviously, of the first, spread them all daintily on a bed of let- tuce: Half a head of lettuce with olive ol) and lemon juice. Grated carrots with caraway seeds served with either olive oil or French dressing. Cottage chéese with caraway Seeds and gréen pepper served with Russian dressing. Spinach, peas and tomato with French dressing. Alligator pear mixed to a creamy paste with olive oil, vinegar, pep- per and salt and served piled on lettuce Lower stalks of celery stuffed with paste of cream cheese, minced stuffed olives and nuts. A ring of pimento with aspara- sus tips and mayonnaise dressing, served with cheese straws on the ide of the plate. Sliced oranges with olive oil and Sliced apples, oranges ané ra@ins with golden dressing. cream cheese. Dates and nuts with cheese, mayonnaise and the “proverbial red cherry. Slice well-ripened bananas, sprinkle with rreanans -roasted pea- nuts. and top with golden dressing. Heaven Salad—White grapes served with marshmallows, pine- apple cubes, diced oranges and rich cream dressing Candlestick Salad—Arrange a ring of pineapple with half a ban- ana in the center, place a cherry na the top and rich cream dressing alling over. What to Serve 7 omorrow BREAKFAST. Canned peaches Cereal Rice pancakes risp bacon Toast Coffee, cocoa, roilk. LUNCHEON. Cottage pie with potato crust Vegetable salad Chocolate pie Coffee, tea, milk DINNER, Casseroled chicaen Baked potatoes Grilled tomatoes Lettuce and grapefruit salad COTTAGE PIE WITH POTATO | GOLDEN BUCK. CRUST. | Put into a saucepan a quarter eat in small plec®S,| nound of grated American cheese nash potatoes. To every meat add % cupful grav; iz ‘ut meat. season. tablespoonfuls of cider. ~Melt to- gravy in baking dish, cove: gether. then add two well-beaten ; Boiled custard | is smooth. Arrange crustless toast | Cake ’ Shia ny ic ; . o ion a hot dish and pour the buck Coffee, tea, milk. over 1f Garnish with parsley. a tablespoonful of butter and two, mashed potatoes and baku ¢gss. 4 teaspoonful of Worcester-. until a golden brown A teaspoon- | Shire sauce, @ teaspoonful of lemon | fu! OT hopped onicn may De added yuiece, pepper and salt. Stir stead- ‘if desired. ity until the mixture thickens and | Ss U GAR oe are 7 < ~ CREEK UTTER Real Cream Butter! Served at the Coronado, Gatesworth and Marquette Hotels and the City, Noonday, Town and University Clubs RN A | RR NEI te preparation for the skin. lt was discovered chat by the processes of saponification (soap making) this o1! reaches its highest cffectrveness. For over forrp years, millions of women have discovered in Lana Off Complexion Soap a positive way to keep the skin ca A cience discqvered Lana Oil-a \ Ji oot “Your Shin will hacw and Show the diffewemce.” Figs cut open and stuffed with, | aN JERVIS PUTS IN at ORIS returned te quarters of the Com mittee, folle with Craig Cullam told her that his play ly close and he would for London She had a breathlessly, that en ters awaiting her sig must £0 out that night. | didn't get away at *. afraid she would cry. may. Cullam insisted” a companying her to the eff So she chattered very. he might not guess how § had upset her. s He, of course, took Bm hearted acceptance of” nounced departure _te | she didn’t care. It : knowledge and the not relieved by hig gi the doorw ay. of Dick ry ing indolently and c side Doris’ unoccupied] Jervis witnessed Dag with Cullam and his fi face attained a deeper k there was nothing Ma adieu to rouse @ Doris merely exte Cullam bent over it warmiamm But when, & few a Doris drove Jervis am desk while she affim ture to various letter over to Isobe] and fm always, eager to chat wi looking young man. ah “TI believe you —- charity stuff merely asae rendezvous for your rallied her. “Every here. some sighing arriving or departing.” “How about you tered audaciously. - “Oh, I admk i.” & “But I can't make up my own satisfaction W I come to see: you Ore He leaned against allowed his bold gaze} ber. Isobe! shook her . “Very poorly done | should each you ff that you're better lam.”” she added leaves no doubt @ ~. of his interest. Its @& tut rather refreshing.” ~ Jervis flushed ageia# watched him with sy @ had always resented wi: ve eer ere all women te 4 rd indifference «hose actoratep® ne st at disin.cr- can eff he hang around : Lots day-* most, noddee rather @ignificant ‘rection. Jervis Ss commen .. ~oure the attrac- ‘, guilelesas fool he ne could find out all know without her was beings to that =” Senswered him with a rip- we are your eyes? watched Cullam when b im the ro . pointed sarcasm, her made him uncom- she might not ed rated her. aed : fellow's insufferable— im- puppy Anger goaded the muttered explanation. gtunning—and he has such manners.” murmured _eay of rebuke. Sfieung away from her, t the courtesy of an apology. me across th room to and demanded that ready to treave 4t once. ked from her papers in Then ashe frowned. Dick? I'm sorry tf you'r but I must finish these Ego to dine with you.” ood stayed to finish them going off somewhere confounded actor this you'd be free now.” Peyes narrowed coolly. necessary for you to = if you're in a nurry.” gurcgestivels. Wied at once, looking the alarmed. didn't mean to rush muttered, and seated fan hour later whem he across a restaurant din- he returned to the sub- . Deris. you know I'm aw- ¢ of you, as well as being in love with you. Your hess worrles me some- Of course I know the in- things -you do are done a very wonderful inno- your part. but” raised eyes that, in their gave him no encourage- your friendship with this Ham,” ...he went on omfortably. is something we will not Dick,” she told him, qui- g it all. we will discuss lared Turiously. Be Continued.) NLED CUSTARD. lourths cupful evaporated with 1% cupfuis water Supfuls cow’s milk. Beat slightiy and add “% cup- and % teaspoonful sait. in double betler and ng constantly until mix- ens end a coating is the spoon. Strain and r witn one teaspoonful serve in sherbet cups. a ee ee ee nd Cardinal point of com paas 5 Metric linear unit 8 Préposition ® Tall, coarse graas- es 12 Exclamation 13 Revolving 15 Caliber: internal diameter Known for her tears (Gr. myth? Preposition ' 3 Constant, faithful! 4 Personal pronoun 5 1501 6 Servile hireling ‘Olid Eng.) 7 Interrogative e¢x- clamation. The solution of the mow TO SOL A CROSS-WORD FP" Each nuniber in the cates the position of th of a word. — Each word reads f right (herizontal) or (vertical), according Lettered im correctly, cross wil] interlock. Each nsurmber in squares also refers to in the accompanying Each definition eug! possessing the exact letters to fit the whi lotted to it. Each white space | one letter only. Wor in numbered squares. A bill pending bef« nois Senate makes wor alimony payment thes — — - a ; 5
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ary 3 i ane ae 7 re TE POET TET OS HE aa —_ os ” ~ 5 & eg aT ae oy 4 WEDNESDa aeea ‘ ; APRIL 15, then Salieth . Se ern PN I ee te CPPCC COT ON ital Oca dee eww ing te kre 4s Siw silw o_o ow brteee onplbiieeiicmdbiae ae chow’ oc tai aed ee ie ea ; age Pe 4 « 9 +. ' ce os ; ? a | mwaren:s. Stories *.’ iF 1 a - BOLD BDADLD PALS . oe | i ; ’ . , QO 1e 7 «a UL S e O . in S ss a ‘ eel J | oP TODAY’ C ors aneae | ov; 9 ° | Wire arti. | | . Add to your trousseau ; ee PUZZLE __:|| ede Children’s Bed ieee | OT ry —1(6) — | Square of mosquito netting and be- ry je; r 72 | oF | ; nah gh eb gg oe dash | tae | ough the confetti, throw it over | By Thornton VV. Burgess . | you, It can be removed in the au- | ponte ae | tomobile and with it the confetti. i 1o (2 } —_—— : Dee ake Mrs, Robin Explains to Peter Rabbit }and then went to work to shape | bi a oa Panett | 7 : a it as a part of the wall, I always | TOM BOY i a ’ | | | , ae ie patie ates faced away from it. That was so | si - the actor-chap?” he | | When folks sec half instead of all that I could use ny feet on it. If EXTRA SWEET CORN Es effort at grec | is / 17 (¥ ee . They're into error sure to fall. 'I had been shaping it with my TENDER, FINE FLAVOR Mpoes he hang aroun a Peter Rabbit. breast I would have had it right SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ,’ | ry i r tn} v ? aoe " , ' y’..almost,” noddee 1 7 oy 3 | HASTY judgment usually ts) yy, in front of me instead of behind KREKELER GRO. CO. Dist. || see today's Want pages for Busi- | 4 rather wignificant | 1 mistaken judgment. Know-| * Le | me. Now perhaps you understand | ness For Sale offers, "poris direction. ug what ne had seen, Peter why I do not get my breast feath- = ——- | was Jervis s commen‘. Been youre the attrac- Rabbit thought that Mrs. Robin | was telling an untruth when she : gaid that she didn’t use her breast | - e7) in working the mud of her nest into shape. But when he said so 29 3o 'and saw how indignant she at | ‘answered him with a rip- ‘ | once asap guerre to wonder, | and when she said right out that | ™" " = she didn’t use her breast in that way he began to suspect that somehow he hal made a mistake. though how he couldn't imagine. | ers all muddy. They would be a sight if I had done as you thought I did. Never judge, Peter, until you are sure, quite sure, you have seen all that can be seen. Even then it isn’t altogether safe to be positive about a thing. My, it is getting warm and dry! I'm glad i|the walls of that nest were fin- ’ | ished before all the mud dried. i. : H fap | Good-by, Peter. And next time | 7 ; ; 'you talk to anv one be sure y ‘Look at me, Peter Rabbit,” replied | ’ : you | ea guileless fool, he wie he eould find out all 4 to know without her that she was being . ane ere are your ° eyes? wey watched Cullam when sin the room?” my pointed =sarcasm, her ™ be eves. made him uncom- CHAPTER ssi , ommittee, following tre te i patunning—and ne has such 1 Cardinal point of 17 Comfort 30 Arranged in threes Of course, said Petor, “if ode nest?’’ demanded Peter. ,; | a Crate Cullam hen eh n oo murmured compass 19 Period of time 31 Choking-coils to Say it’ is so it is so. Mrs. Robin. “Look at me. Peter Rabbit.” re- | aig way of re e. ath, . : hikes i } , . “ | = Miaway from her 5 Metric linear unit _ 29 Mist, haze ' “regulate electric | But it being so, I wish you would/ piieq Mrs. Robin. ‘Look at me| ; * A . o>? Fig ~~ . - , , . bihe courtesy of an apology. 9 Préposition od Radon ost. &é y rane form tell . we 8 ng sun yOu! and tell me how I possibly could | a” _ doing when Saw you ‘dn’ vo | jondon 0 across the room to 10 Tall, coarse grass- lived of “ex-’’, or before bo dace: § “ | use ny feet if I didn’t get down | wants, You have it when use iat aanonneea: rel ek and demanded that es 24 Bring to a climax “er squirming about in your nest and’), my breast and work with them | flat shaped particles all vieible as Bi had there were le a eee tn 12 Exclamation 25 Sense, reason 86 View or prospect pushing against the wall with | penind me. And tell me how I well as invisible dirt and it doesn’t make scratches¢o ewafting her stgnature 1 rn Then she frowned. 13 rect “6 ioe nonsense a ere te a oe site breast. \ | Possibly could press that mud 25 Old Dutch is Economical— Goes Farther mo oke that night. ; y Dick? I’m sorry if you’r t9 eg ber; nterna og e SSage Cermaty 39 aaa ts terrify Iw buildiag that mud wall | place with my fcet without brac- E oPioag . ", m@ but I must finish these diameter ms intact y es : and shaping it,’ replied Mrs. Rob-| ; myself against the o naita | Bt ee) ee at once. she Wit : VERTICAL ‘ing my) = PP | ~- —— lng : : ; ppo to dine with you. ine =f side of the nest?” | @ she would cm ro her dis be . - wc stayed to finish them 1 Known for’ her 8 Clad 24 Shelter, protection “But that is just what I said}. e this a thi | | Cullam insisted upen a") -4 m@ going off somewhere tears (Gr. myth) 11 Formal praists 27 A small gastropod | | , doing, and then you said | x perc et Ty aah 50 ad YW —N nying her to the office door:t @ ai confounded actor this 3 Preposition 13 Caught -9 Rend YOU Were GOMms, 2 van ©} quite beyond Peter, so he wisely | re _— pany. & Mer ' seit ; “ you'd be free now.” rs 14 Storage buildings 280 it was no such thing!”’ cried Peter. id thi L if v ld x wattered very gaviy that 4 ; ; a > ¢ aithful =e alte MH °0 Snar : = OCEANS sut 7S Cone me cha red epee > & 4 p eyes narrowed coolly. 3 Constant, faithfu for motor vehicles i ws sang 3 Mrs. Robin shook her head. have seen his face you would have | J. C.GEITZ FURNITURE co. ignt not guess 10W ur } a i necessary for you to 4. Personal pronoun 16 Mountain nymph 32 Poetic preposition “No.” said she. “No, Peter. What Mnehed of th it Oe Dasat ner ee, if you're in a nurry,” 5 1501 | (myth. ) 33 Greek letter dno: indi Mena that ¥ wen Golde tt Saga. Oh ee eee 1315 - 1317 - 1319 NORTH MARKET ST. . ~ rae | her ligh ep icgestively. 6 Servile hireYing&\ 18 Pertaining to the 35 Note “in musical dishes Said Was (thus Mrs. Robin noticed it and chuck- N. ST. LOUIS” DEALERS FOR ®, of cou pe Meet > is _. Bitled at once, looking the (Olid Eng.) \ sun scale with my breast. I said that Tj y¢g | a 3 o qd acceptance ' subs ki | . i ‘ Y ' , 9) 7 ~ ? ? 4 hed re ( devarture to mean that ‘ hee : deat 7 etingettes éx~ 20 Not many 37 Southern state | wasn’t—and I wasn’t! “What you theught, most folks Lloyd Baby Carriages and Furniture a; cs X ; are hitter i 2 liege . ] rhage clamation.\ y, “1 Obtain (abbr.) “Then what,’’ demanded Peter, think Peter.” najd she “Tt all ~ pea » an seate i . : : - ‘ , . edge and the situation was The solution 6f the above puzzle will be published tomorrow | «were you doing it with? comes Of bt peated ofl. Meee = : relieved by hits Me ce dina an hour later when he . = 3 ee “With my feet, of course,/peéen right over me when I was m ' eoreway if yi tn y rvic } z= s . oo 2 °” ‘ : ; oe hs ie chdvivatay take | thediches gern om HOW TO SOLVE stupid!”’ cried Mrs. Robin. at work in that nest you would | APES ot . . - § - Th + ba , : ; , - oi os? ‘ : . = . ‘” > > = ) ee on Coe By, Doris, you know I’m aw- CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE } | feet?” repeated Peter, as if he/teet, You would have seen that and Table Use : eT) mad his 11 r . - : : Cun + My “ | en phtesr f ys you, as well as being Each number in the puzzle indl- failed to nope when I put a bit of mud in place, PrgyPBPPaS > Dy, 4 aithined a deepet lwe. ne , ri , ¥ sé , ‘ sh e i Ee utnvck id trae ae ee ot Seta oe cates the position of the first letter Exactly! With a feet” re Wii \4 4 to rouse a rival's jealous @ Of course I know the in- of a word. AIPIPIAIRIEINIT plied Mrs. Robin. “Why any one | Yj r is merely extended her hand; things ‘you do are done Each word reads from left to DiI AIL LjO;} AID should even imagine that I would E Y jq am bent over it wordlessly. &@ very wonderful inno- right (horizontal) or downward) |C/;/A/D Y Lik OIA use anything but my feet is more Mf | in Rut when, A few minutes "ta bn your part, but”—— (vertical), according to position. | AID A T OIR than I can understand.” 4 fs drove Jervis away from er S raised eyes that, in their Lettered in correctly, words that | “But if you ere shaping that | } > while she affixed her signa- gave him no encourage- , & A S 7 S U | R K i & cross wil] interlock. BEBO 1d hee. tk ede’ | nest with your feet, what under to various letters, eae Z Each number in the white|/A O Pp ~ N A : Or . fo Isohe] and found her, your friendship with this squares also refers to a definition the sun do you get down on your a ays, eager to chat with a goo. = -+. he went on in the accompanying table. 6 |iIDIEIA C N breast for? And why do you > ing young man. meomfortably. Each definition suggests a word) , > ET believe you girls use ¢t Pee something we will not possessing the exact number of | ‘ 2 ALIN Y 5 A : ; HOMES | ‘. rity stuff merely asa conventeh@ g peck, she told him, qui- letters to fit the white space al-| PERMANENT WAVING HOSPITALS > Aezvous for vour beaux le , lotted to it. Hi AIM HiO}P 4 WIA S SCHOOLS » q Mied her. “Every time ! come i , weld ut all, — will discuss Each white space is to receive R! | e e R A M Guaranteed no kinks or CHURCHES J / \ iving or departing.” a yar? Be Continued.) in numbered squares. SITIRIAINICIEIR water waving required. HOTELS —v p> >) Tow about vourself?”’ she coufi = % A gta ate ——$__-__—_-- ——____— —— PHONE GRAND 8938 | "4 Bia in hs : ws ED CUSTARD. A bill pending before the [Iili- Sudden deaths among women oc- MADAM KEMPER SOWLING ny, * a eats i a” he langhed. Sepourths cupful evaporated nois Senate makes women liable to| cur much less than among men, 3455 S. GRAND BL. ALLEYS ‘ a i wae up my mind to 7 Weed with 1% cupfuls water alimony payment the same as men. | the ratio being one to eight. \ ut . eabiathwetédh ehack, ot ale eMpfuls cow’s milk. Beat Ee ts dee. 0b Ge Der” al OPM slightly and add % cup- : og Ba tet a dredge he 1e. at and % teaspoonful salt. a — a8 ? >t wer kath os pee ae ik in double boiler and pyed his bold gaze to app Ming constantly until mix- ° 7 itkens d a coati Isobe! shook her head srmiflingty. | ~# Sod oe Ngee " : “leary poor! flone Some rir , me ; : Yor witn one teaspoonful : : build teac} You finesse Aut st ae 2: ~ \ TOS i ui,ive Getter ‘tun Crate Cee. M@ serve in sherbet cups. 1 8 ™m.”' she added teasing!y “he . © Aves nn doubt about the obfest hi: intere ; | *. unfiantterizg, i - oy): al ee Johnson’s Wax Electric Polisher To wives of RENT this Johnson’s Wax Electric Polisher from us Yet this fine carriage costs less, instead of more, than other e and polish fi lf the , , electri gr ouchy husban ds . army sah Ane xe pst and Amy rami ene t rather refreshing Jervis flushed again and reswatt tched him with stv matice. Sis Rh always resented Jervis afr 7h /* — "gee Bye ibly be d hand, because ei: ae a “an Trite but true, the shortest cut to better than it can possibly One by mp4 : eve ee ay m. His Majesty's royal approval is via the revolving brushes create a friction which burnishes | bins? Pe. ©) ale | the appetite. the wax to a beautiful, hard, even gloss. | MTHS VPs. pete ; : Remember this, suffering wives,and rom | i \ ae ae ii Nees dl let tonight’s dinner be the turning We rent the Johnson Wax Electric Polisher by the ay a i n ae nny point. day or week for a nominal sum. Telephone and make ee ul ibe i. Make the test with Snider’s Tomato an appointment for it. You can easily do all the floors Catsup — its rich tang and flavor and linoleum in your house in a day. We deliver the will bring newrelish to roast or Electric Polisher and call for it. salad or both—an added tempta- tion to bored and jaded palates. The new Johnson method makes the waxing of floors mere child’s play. It takes only a few minutes—re- quires no stooping or kneeling—and you don’t need to touch your hands to the floor or the wax. 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5 A RS BO a OT Pa eee pe .- Fs hae S tec 4 sf = be " ’ 7 - Ms ’ + - ™ & - = : ee a ed » il s —— F ; | i / “as & b _—_—— bE 2 4S fe Jt , = . }] What Have You me! 4 | ») ot ae toe pecan ene tn A RS CT = ° a a ‘ Saar = ee ae eT nee }| to Trade Today PAT? 3 pasa ; Lots for autos, Books for bicy-les and sens ' 3 nan | - motorcycles for wall papering ere ee Sk qtinruNel| i? a Atte eS at>-4), 4458 Wiehhint LSS some of the Want Ad For Escohange : ——— ee reas ra oe | ating erate ee. offers. Tell yours through (he ‘Wants’ gO A ATES IE OIE 6m “ARSHP. ADRIFT, om: ~ RUDDER BROKEN ee ele ee ce ae a 225: a ‘Sree | Seertal we the Pe — 7 money which ' prac cs PTE pot & gon Spe i i Bo xe Seo ek’ > YOu Bee AY) eae eae | Was wets Semiset & cor ONE TOD | Abrahams for ; "1.5" ‘ * pe & = 4 i- + . - . | : : : + . ‘hee i ‘s a Helium. Noninflammable so Did check H re if However. Va : } Gas Dealer a3 . ; ? Seomebods w Nebel called : be 8 ' + , TC-3.'a big Seott Field airship. who livres at j 7 i suffered a mishap te its steering "ue. Monday. | | : —~ Ay P : apparatus hile over Casey ville, ——o was " SF 3h about | o'clock this afternoon a = — a | IT) aveour . ; check for $40. — and was foreed to drift with the air departed. — It drifted ever Granite City from furniture fre . . ‘berg Furnitur *. ~wille i4 a east of East : Caseyville. which |! - ! avenhe. but 3 y Yh. ) iS Louis, then crosged the isets- |. Nelson sent Y YP ; ‘sippi River. aceording te repert®| came another , | ‘ reaching Scott Field, and it was'tore from the : : , ae 4 believed the wind might carry it 1432 Franklio ; « Field. at, 9% S82im abs ; bert -St . "| me i | ene ce = ae Saeeeores poser eens ieaence — — t Lambe = Au lsent it back. | > oe een . epee : ~~ i Bridgeton. where a landing might! wenere check “iy ae? ; - he effected. Se Nelson infe : Ger Asy) , : The craft was at an ahitude of| The police fi i 2 ‘ 2 : s ; a } abeut }ane ieer over Granite tity | hought $157 . £4 r* | he about 1:45 p. m from Menkus-' a £ Rudder Is Broken. ($160 check @ \pparentiy. Seott Field officer® | -hange The : sagi. the hinges of the rudder had jteld him he ca broken loose. allowing the movable (when they cas : portion of the rudder te swing ume- ithe potic® dic : lessiy on the control cables. The | heweht $227.54 rudder is about 18 feet high and from Sam Go’! : 14 feet long. consisting of a fabric-| check, -said he : covered wooden frame. TU-3 is mainder later. : about 60 feet high. from tep of £89 change on his bag to bottom of the epen car. in got in. Both which the crew amitee. moter asinine | carried. and 195 feet long. ~ FRISCO SEEK : The crew on board today. out for j 2 training flight. consisted of seven TO DROP 4 | pmen. with First Lieutenant Douglas . a Hi ‘ | ohnrson. an experienced pilot. in Applics to Di A Ttommand. In the gas bag wae the | tween St. | a Po A : : te & of, . tustomary amount of helium. the Park ah | Poninflammable gas, about 140,009 | gene = ue " a : Ptubic feet. and about 20.000 cubic | JEFPFERSO: b ie : : ; ; a - penatienin ; feet of air in the balloonets. | Declaring the % — : seatenes RET SR LAL SIEM ea’. me ee ee oe ed — _— : . . : r : Officers sald it might be neces- | Francisco Rai | operating its = ‘tween St. Louw ‘at @ less. due | ‘tomebdiles and 'neys for the ; ‘day filed an | mary to allow some of the vaiuable ‘helium to eseape te effect a land- ing. the amount depending on con- @ition= and the «skill of the crew ‘Ordinarily a ground party of a can- Ride able nnmmber of men is re- Ly Eapatge on heist RRASY RAY BA RES PE eet aren nom ie towne, Sr omtteeatin ant a a ae ee —REHERRIMAN fHE TEACHER HAS NO\CINCH THESE DAYS—By RUBE GOLDBERG — ‘ ee eee : — a ee - —— ‘ . m - = oe " : , : : 4 : c _for authority itrains betweer ‘lew Park and | tien stated ths ,of operating ¢ was $136,000 « had been app ; andinge eould he accomplished Without help, it is believed, or with ig few men on earth. The flight had becun at Sestt id at 11:30 a. @m. as a routine rney fer trainnig purposes. ar ins rg; were ee Cee OF we Ped see eR eg et pe 2 rmey &e LARS RIA “5 STRAirscti>r er cme ioe ie flere Feeey tears = coy TG Cee iISTEN AiG TH A @& trite J ich Alicea inkittong ERE Z - TF £ ' Major Nerman Peek. e & £ = —~ _ *% : . ’ - : t tee /ieee Lue Aes at in an automenbile to get in the commissic Mmunication with the skip, ovine fn Maar geon as, reports of its trouble were! Peceived TC-3 is not equipeed announced ne i ea. taken until re : munities affec an opportunit . The suburbs company seek Nembers 76. 7 ime MATTER wit Teer if ) | / RY wank , | hey UMP -_ s) ce Last = Years— bAn tate J \ee SB: | IME a Ne IDEAR a ns to the Paet-Dispetch. =, _ pack fa 7 RATER TAU PFERSON CITY, April 16.— ( ~~ 4 j Commercial Bank of James- Mo. was closed today by the of Directors and pleced in| B hands of the State Finance De- ed A Ay IIIT A mewn Ne ee mangeeregey S ~ ee ere ee coll ‘.. . wh ee ae ? p Tae ‘\ ie RON eS. Lo 8. tah «aig LES ° ip Bhi oe : » a ey , ; b nah F ky eet) S14 AAA Ae , ot sn “ ae :! i ie are a Ge mth 4 ne be : gee . me ys *hear + way Bor Brie ct ve) ea ., >» eo mie ‘ +, ' *. yeh, hae ‘* bas a ha Sat nee hn ee aman cmmmmmmme lec na a. o i - ts = ee. ie a A as othe. ae a — afm, +
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J os tamthig sane Ther muss 6 Cintas +; a a, a SS FTE TC-3 Suffers Mishap to Its =Ker can 0 on the races, ae on An, ip sera fy Pegged os | —— | . . Steering Apparatus While | tice Proskauer ' ' on | - | = Flying Over “e ill recting a verd Wells of New Ill Philip S$. Abral . (met at Re!lmor | through whom ; = 8 : nore than REAL FOLKS AT HOME—THE BARBER CARRIED ACROSS THE |"), 2"",,2!5 e dict for $7365 hi © 3 “3 a A tte tl 8786 BAF | Afttee ” 2 S) ace-Shlline oF 4 | MISSISSIPPI RIVER ever. to inelu Pad ah at ae - eC I! , pity wer ie PL pie | a — )' . “ | His MeTHER BSaovexT A Cor OVER s . . 4 .¥ ,* om” . - ‘ “ . , - : ss / | . . ae Tice deat asee es ee ie ieanan - | mci st gg 8 : ‘cms S2raK ve THE ClwB AND HE LEAKED -_ ; Carries Crew of Seven Men | oueoxs FOR oe et ek Ooo ifyi= : ‘tT awmD AlLwmcsT oOID. 3 | . Helium, Noninflammable so pid check 4 However. Ma . i ~: t ; ; * pores SOE | | j i : : ; Gas. Deater Comet fetter ; . ’ = Somebody w | | a3 Nebel called | TC-3. a big Secott Field airship.| who lives at suffered a mishap te its steering ) nue, Monday. below was for - ht fcernoon } it was. §& lll. about | o'clock this @ ! | check for $60. and Was forced to drift with the alr departed. currents like a free balloon. _ Tuesday alc It drifted over Granite City from | furniture fre . /berg Furniture a4¥ | vhich is east of East) Caseyville, whi | aveaia het 2 SI Lous, then ‘ roxged the Missis-| _ Nelson sent sippi River. according to report’) came another reaching Scott Field, and it was'ture from the (Was again abs ' | | sent it back. 9474) PHA. | S : . . | eT . f ' ~~ S_. en i uch ‘ | 7 | & Bridgeton, where a landing might! veners check ao awrat 008 1 GUM. 1 cyt cvsecs! : + J : . , ‘ Prare | : EAS Der- fierecs, . mt i ( MO Dad be effected. |So Nelson info ny Darby , Gor bali Tiws To STOP? Tre - LH Titeve trees , ram OsTS- Titer Zs / _ = The craft was at an altitude of} The police f aie fx met oe - : a “4 A hina . a “tv . 7 , , | _ abeut 1000 feet over Granite City |/hought $152 « £ 4 EL iwG EO ag tied Pe” : Aide Ride Cal at ) snag Seana 1p . Se a j . WEG OeSEE Aa) J about 1:45 p. m. from Menkus-' money which, : y pie A wets Abrahams for ed > 3 + et 444 a” Gate Bett. O44 gi tit OF Om’ Oo ht ai & (44% sta * het @ wr 4 * a8 a ‘apparatus while over Caseyville, : A d bale Ciel tM Clee tel ot : ie Tamed ) : Md : . i it fh. - . 4 ea od { Ee tj \ A EEO Ia neti ” “ee NE Ny Alma ety Bla > / believed the wind might to Lambert-St. Louis Field. at ann, wd - ) | : 7 4 ; Rudder i. Broken. $160 check at , , ) Le oy LM he . Apparently, Scott Field officers | change The ise Browne anf ¢* Att TOA - # ' ~" ; “ - te n ‘ ; | Major Norman Peek. acting en appt Notices are ' ot temnm dant | Won ber. UH acor’s andant of “Seott Field. set the commiasic " | o— : x ut in an automobile to get in THe MATTER WitH : : , ; fHommunication with the ship, as| fected by the , | , ment of servic Poon as\ reports of its trouble were ; announced no —Peceive Tt"-3 ia not equipoed With radio. . taken until! rey munities affec an opportunits . The suburba company seek Numbers 76. 7 79 between & Mark. and trai seen Tae, sf Le * Seabee TS bate Ris a> ee 28 etna. AO OR HPT ne ot ~ “SR —- iy Pe ipa TMS WL SL0M Ge PINONG 1S fav hits, VAIN TT ) : ge Sew The loss of steering ability is an embarassing but not a terrifying atcident, since it does not mean : _) that an araiship will crash to ee i Ps . : — fround as an airplane might un- : —s 7 Ger similar circumstances. rhe — . a : iiaiaiie | ¥ : : - , a ~ =» ~ ; - - =4 _ Re Metors of Ti'-3 were shut off when 78 between St Vil tly ai 5 , . i a | : . P = ao its accident oceurred, so that navi- EE “TAN, Ane ¥ Woy) 1g a 12 eee 7 a oe ee mae 8) IOUOR AFT | ' ee | 7 | ; : ——— ’ ~e ; ® sort of problem as the navi- bon ifs PreCWLES “ - e. : ~e ; , : : : : - mation of a balloon, in spite of the] Rr the Associated ifference in design between an| REGINA, Sas rship and « balloon. is being sold © T.3 ts of the non-rigid§ type. | Saskatchewan, mavinzg no metal framework with-| provinelal Gov PP the cas bag. It has been flown! new liquor law ever Sf Louis frequently. fect yesterday. utile of more than SES EE ae ee MD A paket Ee she pat al eh - EXAMINERS TAKE CHARGE OF =| ..0Ps"."*s7, MUTT AND JEFF—UMPIRE SIR SIDNEY INTRODUCES AN ENGLISH CUSTOM INTO OUR NATIONAL PASTIME—By BUD | __ BANK AT JAMESPORT, MO.| Srna", ‘yet. pyright, 1926, by H. C. KWisher, Trade Mark Reg. U. & ene oe " ? Rank ia ety to Be Cl | tee 2 ban on SiR SibwEeY, E SPRAINED MY BALL Two, eo. | Hey, um? wor’s s 4 ” Cra s esdeaton in na have ANKLE AND CANT UMPiRe ek: time: ‘ IME! De IDEAR? Capitalized at $80,000. Regi TODAY te BE WANT Yov -o . nt 1 to the Post-IMapatch, TT) GPEICIATE ing ryY | 3 Be It ' WHATCHA CALLA nt S JEFFERSON CITY, April 16.— ViAca! Twanty @we H '’ pimps eign 4 ba Ge er eK tn TIME FER? — ' 4 Commercial Bank of James- » s ver . . Mo.. was closed today by the — a EE SO IE ree ee ee ee _ m aims ‘3 seer "rd of Directors and placed in. “ “He . ra hoger AR@ You eon? _ hands of the State Finance De- | A age A b, i "4 bi i pa We H i ” Vig aA : mene It is the third bank to | bile. OOM ale APN att A ae in Jamesport in less than two |; There's | | * and the eighteenth State |‘ will give MK to close in Missourt since of¢: — om ea af . . ; of this year. i) Oy ti i ae | . : og .« (a , ic / : PHN ys 5° last statement of pag Lb aot : if pel a i Mae v". | a : % ' /, . | ' , . E Sitted by the bank to the Fi. | basinesas. bi we fi . ; -, A ; a | | } . V4 ; a fe Deparcment on Dec. 31 last. . “running hla | § | A | NS i *, “apital stock $50,000 sur-7¢ There's $14,500: loans $2362.006: de- i‘ wit) give ~'S $°97.426.64:. bills payable eR on + 200; total resources §$482.-i¢ i 59 Finaliy- Btar Rank Examiner RFR. “®. vou ‘ot “as placed In charge of the ous moe — “nance Commissioner W 1% Censuit nat. whe resigned today, ef-*: - . , " | - Te BASES ARE Loaded ‘ : : Se, rill 23. and ge eae cg Fi , 4 —s ore tern ‘ . AND, BABC is BATTING saial “= ae ae Hissioner Todd, alec are) ee: ee ee a en8 | ae: 4 Pert today. : lhe Po. me ! _ = a * Bank of Jamespert closed | - 2s eee UE >> 1923. The People’s Ex- | & Some One! Bank of Jamesport closed 29, last.