St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 4, 1925

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Whal Was Found Yesterday in St. Louis? Today's Post-Dispatch Lost and Found Wants tell. St. Louis’ Big Lost and Found | | pedium restores mogt lost articles adver- Hl fisea in St. Louis newspapers. ; 4 id | - , > fing The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. 2 Rhine Pa iey pie Shin «di .- ~ : $ - 7 a 5 . iz % x wh : , > ae ee T8 Sen aes OL. 77. NO. 239. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, ‘MAY 4, 1925—32 PAGES. CLERK OF 000 GIVES in Detroit Lays His to the Lure of ; os , q — # Collector Has Been g Since April 18, tro aa Before Audit af His Accounts. WHOOP" } WAS} Seorge D. Komar, former City NEVER $O » and Collector of Maplewood, IN SULTED : had been mfssing since April ,. walked into a Detroit police IN MY LIFE Mietion yesterday and announced ‘. wanted to take his medicine, as Ms Kad embezzled about $10,000 of Manlewood’s funds. He had disappeared two days the annual audit of his was begun. A warrant ng him with embezzlement issued at Clayton today. lure of dice games caused ' to steal, Komar expl: iined. He s quoted as saying he lost the wy at a “St. Louis gambling i Komar’s Story. "] left Maplewood two weeks azo arrived at Detroit without any- «knowing where I was,’ Komar after surrendering, “but ony ence and the knowledge that intually I would be caught have 4 me to surrender and face | # music. “I think I could have been re- i to.office.as long as I_wanted job, but a friend of mine took eto a gambling house about me or four years ago, and I ited gambling with dice. It got }my mind and blood. I took all amounts of money consist- ply, and consistently lost. If I d hada wife things might have gen different.’’ Komar had been stopping at a I hot at Woodward and Jef- mon avenues, Detroit, and grew mustache. One dispatch said Komar placed embezzlement at about $15,000. mm seemed that he was estimating he had taken, without accu- tle figures at hand. Maplewood ithorities had not learned of any Wage in Koma’s accounts prior tt December, except one minor Ast last July, and the audit so thas indicated to them that the might not greatly exceed Under Surety Bond. Komar was under $10,000 surety A successor has been ap- inted since he disappeared. Chief Police Caldwell of Maplewood Mi notified by the Detroit police May of Komar’s surrender. ‘the audit has «disclosed a short- Rofa little more than $5000, 80 and may shi.w a little addi- shortage, Sam FE. Eaken, y Attorney of the suburb, said Y.. The warrant charges speci- Aly the embezziement of $372.75 | accounts of the plumb- und on July 29, 1924. Addi- , Warrants vill be sought. My Attorney Eaken related that showed a $2600 shortage December. $144 in February #32500 in March. It appears shortages occurred simply br e™4U0n of cash received. AS clerk ana collector, Komar in $45,000 to $50,000 a year Maplewood. He is 53 years Single, and had held office Fhine years, having been consid- ™ Seady and dependable. When ~ 8 the Saturday of his dis- ce that the audit would m the following Monday, he books were in shape. *that night he was seen go- oped papers in his office, significance was attached i as he often worked late. drawn city pay checks a Y cartier than usual. 's father, with whom he at 7413 Hazel avenue. -eved that his son was : oe leaving the City Hall, | Worried because Komar’s ey his only missing posses- R RABBIT-W WHAT EM OL FASHIONED N THESE FUZZY ee al ™ Was the support of his = Who died March 31, and » Who is 83 years old. in Quarrel Over $1. ted Press. A, Ok. May 4— or, neat m was fatally late yesterday during ‘Said to have arisen over “Crip” Smith and brothers-in- law, were “Sx 3 P a. m. yesterday for Porto Rico. Under the command of Capt. George W. Steele, the Los An- geles carried 36 men—two officers from its mooring ship, the Patoka, and a news photugrapher in addi- tion to a crew of 33. How do you divide your in- come? Some divide it into pin money, pocket money, dress money, housekeeping money, insurance money. But how many people have a place for land money o1 home ownership mortey? PF MO If there is no part of your budget which considers the need for owning a bit of land—a few hundred square yards that are your very own—just turn to the “Real Estate” columns of the Post- spatch and let them help awa rapatt this serious omis- sion. ; Make a new apportionment in your budget today. a it “Money for My Hom | Land Money The Post - Dispatch ? : St. Louis’ One Big Want Directory the location within a residence of | some) TRAE VIOLATOR DRAWS FINE OF $25 James P. McGurn, ord of 15 Arrests, Tried for Disregarding Signal. Men who have been at the Mu- nicipal Courts Building for years jo not remember a previous fihe for a traffic violation as heavy as the $250 fine given James P. McGurn of 5573 Powers avenue a service car driver, by Police Judge Rosecan today. McGurn, who has been ‘arrested for traffic offenses 15 times, dis-| régarded a traffic policeman’s sig- | deputies found traces of occupancy” per at Eighteenth street and Wash-|°Y men who ‘tore down doors to} With Rec- BODY OF MISSING SERVICE CAR MAN “ FOUND IN COUNTY Alfred Craske, Who Disap- peared Wednesday, Dis- covered on Farm at Val- ley and Strecker Roads. PLACE MENTIONED AS GANG HANGOUT 200 Holes Dug in Ground | Indicate Search for Loot —Three Theories Are Advanced by Police. There is mystery in the house on the hill at Valley and Strecker roads. Fifteen miles west of the city limits in a thinly populated district, it is an idea! hangout for the gentry of the underworld in those odd times when they are be- ing especially sought by the police. At one time it was rumored that a band of bank robbers made their hangout there and hid their loot on tke 15-acre farm on which the house stands when the chase be- came too hot, Yesterday afternoon the body of aman was found between the cypress trees that flank the drive leading from the :oad to the house. It was identifiel age that of Alfred Craske, service car driver, who dis- appeared from his stand at Union Station Wednesday afternoon. In the house _ policemen ' and | Prince ' ington avenue on April 25 and w: ag | Make kindling «nd cut a hole in| summoned to appear in court two | days later. He failed to appear | and was arrested. He appeared-to- S| day. It is probable that he ey appeal the fine. When arrested for failure to an- | (swer the summons, ‘in his pocket a summons for an- other dmy. nn emannie. -first street and five minutes ‘signal at Twen Ww ashington avehue after the other arrest. dice game. U. $. INCOME TAX PUBLICITY ‘District of. Columbia Tribunal Holds ' | Congress Had Constitutional Right to Enact Law. ; By the Associated Press. { WASHINGTON, May 4.—Con- gress had the Constitutional thority to enact the publicity pro- vision of the income tax law, the peals held today in a case from the District Supreme Court. Gorham Hubbard, a | merchant, had sought an injunc- ‘tion restraining Secretary Mellon. ; from carrying out the mandate of : Congress to make available to the! 'public the (paid by individuals and corpora- | tions. He contended that the pro- Boston amount of income tax | McGurn had ithe body the only trace of Craske | food ‘the ceiling of one room for a chim- | nev. Cans, bread crusts and other remnants were scattered , i'through the hotse | Body Lying Beside Drive. Up to the time of the finding of | had been his deserted Buick sedan service car. Jt was found last Fri- day at Spring avenve and street, with bloodstains on the seat. He told the | The car was mud spattered and :s#n insult to Christian police then that his real business is |@pparently‘had stood where it was for a Frince of the Royal House- the operation of a St. Louis County ‘found for two days. | The body of Craske, who was 52. | years old and lived at 4838 Heidel- | ‘sent a' message that SPANISH WARSHIPS ORDERED TO SHOOT SHARKS “ON SIGHT” Large Fish Have Caused Great Destruction Among Sardines Off Coast. By the Aaociated Press. hs FERROL, Spain, May 4.—The Spanish Government hag agsigned several warships to patrol» the coasts and shoot on sight sharks which are responsible for great destruction of sardine schools. Sharks have played havoe with the Spanish sardine industry, and. not satisfied with the fish, have devoured nets and other para- phernalia used by the fishermen. DAYLIGHT RECEPTION IN AFRICA OF NEBRASKA RADIO PROGRAM | Johannesburg, Nearly 10.009 Miles Away, Reports It Came Through “Clear.”’ Bv the Associated Press. HASTINGS, Neb., May, 4.—Day- ‘light reception of a radio program of station KFEKX, Hastings, at Johannesburg, South Africa, nearly 10,000 miles from here, has been acknowledged to Lioyd C. Thomas, director of the station. This is the most distant point on fecord which the Hastings station has reached. A letter, which has been en route from the Afriear. point since in March, was sent to the station by G. Galbraith, accompanied by a log of the program which was given by the Kearney. Neb., State Normal School. Galbraith said the program came through “cicar,” despite the fact that it came tn broad daylight. There was not much bading, the letter said. DUKE PUT SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION ASIDE FOR RACES of English House Ware Scheduled to Speak Before Meet- ing at Glasgow. Copyright. 1925, by the Press and Pulitzer Publishing Cos. (New York Wor'd and Post-Dispatch ) ‘*LONDON, May 4.—The Duke of York, as a patron, was announced tv speak at the recent world's con- , vention of Sunday Schoo!s in Glaa- gow, but at the last moment another en- Lagement prevented him from be- ing present. The newspapers disclose that the eoctente engagement was a race . the Rev. W, 8. Teach ; Olive told Primitive Methedist Synod jac Manscofford yesterday. “It 1s institutions hold to put a race course before a |religious convention where 52 na- tiens were represented,” the beng avenue, was found by George | Preacher said. UPHELD BY APPELATE COURT |» ! a prospective tenant. ee Manchester and Olive street roads ,and directly south of Gumbo. | District of Columbia Court of Ap-« ishop of 5832 Easton avenue hop is agent for the place neh {t there at noon yesterday with | \four other men, one of whom was | | which the house stands is on the ‘summit of a hill midway between | Deputy Sheriff Grupp and Cor- oner Bopp, who responded _§ to! ; Bishop's call. reported § that the' | hody was iIving beside the’ drive. 'Craske had been shot twice in the | ! vision offended against the fourth | amendment to the Constitution | guaranteeing him safety person and property against lawful search and seizure. “We are of the “pinion,” Justice Hatfield. ‘‘that where Con- | gress has the power to require the | divulging of private information for a lawful purpose it has au- thority for the due and proper ac- complishment of such purpose to require the- giving of publicity to the ‘information thus secured. It may develop that Congress was very unwise in enacting such pr»- vision but such considerations, in no way, affect the Constitutional! authority of Congress in the prem- {ses.”’ Troops Sent to Village to Quell all naticism—39 Persons Killed in Fight. — By the Associated Press. LONDON, May 4.—The ports that 39 persons were killed and 2 troops and villagers at Alilat, Homs, in French Syria. The troops were sent to the place to quell an outbreak of fanaticism among the villagers, who burned alive in their homes two families that had refused to accept the local prophet, Ali. Borden Dog Race Run in 2 Hours By the Assqciated ress. NOME, Alaska, May, 4.—Leon- ard, Seppala won the John Botden Marathon Dog Race yes- terday from a field of five starters in 2 hours 6 minutes 12 seconds The course was approximately 2 miles long. Ed Rohn ‘finished The Perfect Market Place os ed with the murder. zs ’ t { | Daily 'Mail’s Jerusalem correspondent re- | °7 wounded in a fight between | near | second in 2 hours 12 minutes 2 seconds. James Kennan was third. The two other. starters were Frank Dufresne and Ollic | Weaver. - in his } une | said | army raincoat and a pool of coag- | | Place where it was found. TWO SYRIAN FAMILIES BURNED | ALIVE FOR REJECTING PROPHET | ‘back of the head. ae | Powder burns showed that the wounds were Ae. | livered at close quarters ind burns | ‘on his left hand indicated he had : made an effort to fight off his} Slayers. The head was artially decomposed and Bopp expressed the belief the service car driver had been killed at least two days | 'befgre the body was fund. | Wrapped in Raincoat. The body was wrapped in an |ulated blood indicuted that the killing took place at, or near, the The service car driver's cash and watch was missing. There wasa_ gold wedding ring on the smal) finger of the left hand. Ina pocket was | found a diary with the last entry Wednesday, just before he was hired at Union Stativa. The police have three theories as to the reason for his murder, none (ot which is borne out narticularly | by the facts at hand. They are: That ‘‘redhots” hearing that | loot was hidden on the farm had been told Craske had d. yen men to the place and knew where it was hidden. that they killed him when he failed to tell them where it was. That-he was hire. t» haul men to the place to hunt loot and | was killed in a dispute over the | fare.. That he was | | the unyill' ig driver of the automobile in which robbers’ escaped after killing George J. Hueltschen his saloon at 2826 Magnol avenue Wednesday night and was killed to prevent him from testifying against the slayers. Concerning the last theory, the police have only the information that one of the men who hired Craske’s machine on his last trip. looked Ifke one of the robbers who killed Huebschen. » Holes Dug in Farm. Concerning the other two. theories, Chief of Detectives Kalser , recalled today that the house on) the place was said in rumors weet culated in the city jail with being the hangout for a gang of robbers | nd ft was sald there was loot hid- | Centinued on age 2, Column n ” - ' § FIREMEN’S PAY CASE SET Special th the Post-Dienatch. JEFFERSON CITY, May 4.—The | The farm on |Supreme Court en banc today ts-/! growth of a drunken sued an alternative writ against the St. Louis Board of Estimate and board to include a $25 a month | salafy increase for firemen in the | ‘eity budget. should not be issued by the Court. The writ was made) returnable in five days. The writ issved today is not final but merely brings the firemen’s pay controversy before the court on the date fixed, May will be given an opportunity to) submit. briefs and argue the case, and the Court then will decide whether the alternative writ of mnadamus shal) be made perma- FATHER “OF AVIATION’ DIES French Say Clement Ader Was First to Fly Monoplane. By the Aemciated Press. TOULOUSE, France. May Clement. Ader, whom France calls “The Father of Aviation.” died yesterday. He war born a. Muret, France. 84 years ago. and was credited here with being the first man to make a flight in a mono- plane—in 1890. FAIR, WITH LOWER = TEMPERATURE TONIGHT THE TEMPERATURES. Pas meeee Sh go mest! 80 | 3 a. eel oF TO wm. Mec cee eee Ses Bo oe os oe se = Prevrety oo 8 . mi. Ss adn wT 5s iz ,* wie SPOS Dy. eis ese te co 8 Sr Misc«scoeuse ‘Highest ves erday, 76, at Zp. mu jJowest; 54, at 6 a. ™. ~ Official torecast TAXES STAY | ror St. Louis ated | UP LONGER | vicinity: Fair to- THAN BALLOONS | night and Tuee- day; cooler to- night. Missouri: Fair tonight and Tueés- day; cooler fa east portion tv- night; frost prov- 4) able in north por- A tion. IiHinois: Fa'r tonight and Tuazs- day; cooler to? night; probeb:y | frost ‘in north and central pvi- tion. Sun tomorrow rises at 4:58, sets today at 6:66. . —E Stage of the Mississippi River at St. Louls. 10.4 feet at 7 a. m., & falij of .7 of a foot, ne | 9. Both sides. qq | 8 | called the police when he remon- , | Feafing WIFE BETRAYS MAN AS FUGHIVE KENTUCKY SLAYER In Vengeance for Attack on Her, She Tells How He Killed First Wife and Es- caped. WAS ONCE UNDER DEATH SENTENCE Julius Babey, 33, a Termi- Fled When _ Enjoying | - _ Privileges as a Trusty. The arrest of a man last aight on a charge of attempting to mur- der his second wife with a razor led today to his confession that he is also wanted in Louisville. Ky., for the murder of hig first wife; that he was once under sen- tence of death for that crim-, and escaped from the Kentucky State Penitentiary at Frankfort ir 1920 after his sentence had ben The prisoner is Julius Babey. alias Fosser, 33 years old, of 1300) Dolman street, a trainman em- ‘ployed by the Terminal Railroad | Association. His confession came after his present wife Aad be- trayed him as a fugitfve from jus- nal Employe, Admits He | | changed to life imprisonment. | of Brooklyn, Ill., died at his home . __ JULIUS BABEY. NEGRO MAYOR LEFT ESTATE-OF $300,000 Charles B. Jones, — Brooklyr (ill.) Executive, Dies— Served Three Terms. Charles B. Jones, negro Mayor yesterday, ‘leaving an estate which his friends estimate at $300,000 or more. He was 64 years old and was to have been inaugurated for his fourth two*year term as Mayor tice im vengeance for his attack! upon her in their home at p. m. ‘ Arrested at Home. A squad of policemen who were rushed to the house yesterday up- on information that there wis trouble at the Dolman street ad- dress, found Mrs. Mildred Foss¢er alone in the place. Fosser, she said, had fled from the house aft- er attempting to cut her throat with a razor in a jealous rage inspired by her visit to Merame- Highlands the night before. “You better look out when you get him,” she told the officera. “He isa desperate. man, an es caped convict from Frankfort, Ky\, and was once sentenced to hanged.” The police withdrew, but kept the house under surveillance and arrested Fosser, or Babevy. when he returned at 8 p. m. Questioned by Capt. Kirk at the Soulard Street Station today, Fos- | and that he shot and killed hig first wife, Agnes, in Louisville, in 1915. The crime, he said, was the out- it of jealousy lin which he fired five bullets into ‘her body. He wags tried in Louis- Apportionment. to show cauae why | ville,. sentenced to the gallows and ‘a writ of mandamus, sought by the/the sentence later commuted St. Louis city firemen to compel the | by Former Gov. Stanley, he said. Escaped When a Trusty. In 1920, while enjoying the privileges of a trusty. he related. jhe fled from the prison and went ito Ironton, O., and later to Co- | lumbus, where he asSumed the name of @osser and met tus Mildred Blake, They came | to St. Louis a ftearago and he obtained employment with the | Terminal. He said he had two daughters by his first marriage. \Selmayv 14, and Dorothy, 13, but 'had no idea where they were. | To a Post-Dispatch reporter to- |day, Babey said the idea of at- itempting an escape from prison l was inspired by an iron hook which he found while working as a cook within the walls. Awaiting his opportunity, he related, he at- ‘tached it to a piece of rope and one night threw it to the top of a wall and pulled himself over the high bulwark. That occurred while Thomas Mott Osborn, noted prison reformer and former War: den of Sing Sing, was Warden at the Kentutéky institution. Denies Wife’s Story. Babey denied attempting to cut | his wife’s throat yesterday, de- | claring she became frightened and | strated with her for spending Sat- urday night on the Meramec River | w ith two men and another woman. that entanglement with ‘the police would lead to discovery of his past, however, he fled from lthe place and had returned to get ‘his money and clothing before | leaving town, when he was ar- , rested. His wife today expressed regret for having caused his arrest, say- ing she thought he had a _ razor and, being angry. “let it fly’ be- fore she considered the conse- quences. She declared she would stick to her husband “no roatter if he has killed a hundred women,’ and would go at once to Kentucky in an effort to obtain a pardon for him. She didn’t know of his past \when she married him four years ago, she said, but learned of it through his mother afterward. Babey is being held today await- ing word from the Loulsville au- thorities, who have been notified of his arrest. He seemed to be not greatly disturbed by the turn of 4:10) be hrecaljed that at a presidential eléc- ser admitted his real name is Babey and jtice Agent, on a charge of having Wednesday night. Jones, who was a graduate of Oberlin College, at Urbana, O., suf- fered a nervous breakdown_ about one year ago and had been in poor health since. He had resided in Brooklyn for 44 vedrs and was principal of its public sehool for many years. He was elected city supervisor 26 years ago and six years ago was elected Mayor, find since that time has held both of- fic a ) Srooxiyn has a population of nearly 3000 persons, nearly all o them negroes. There are only four white families in the villaga The village casts about 1100/ yotes at each election and it is tion several vears ago, the Re- publican candidate reecived some 900 and the Democratic candidate one vote. Funeral services will be held 'tomorrow at the family residence on Sixth street. Buria] will be in Urbana. Mayor Jones is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lilly B. Jonea, two brothers and a sister. MEANS’ TWO-YEAR SENTENCE AFFIRMED BY U. S. COURT Former Justice Agent Ordered Taken Into Castody to Begin Serving Time in Atlanta. By the Associated Pregs. NEW YORK, May 4.—The cé% viction last-July of Gaston B. Means, former Department of Jus- conspired to illegally remove li- quor from a bonded warehouse to- day was confirmed by the United States Circu.t Caurt of Appeals. Means was ordered taken into custody to begin the two-year term in the Atlanta Federal Pen!- tentiary to which he was sen- tenced.. A $10.000 fine also was imposed. BODIES OF THREE MEN FOUND | GROUPED ABOUT LIQUOR FLASK. Apparently Were Killed .by. Poison | Liquor—Fourth Man Is Discoyv- eered Unconscious. Ry the Associated ‘Press. . MINNBAPOLIS, © May’ '4.—The todies of three men, . apparently killed by poison liquor, were found grouped about the dining room in the home of one of thé victims here yesterday. A fourth man was found unconscious at the rear. of the place. When officers ixcaled the house the victime were sitting: in alttli- tudes ‘of life about the: table on which was a pint flask, empty ex- cept for a thimble full of colorleas liquid. The Coroner. declared that the men had probably been = since Saturday *vening. GETS BOMB BY MESSENGER Minneapolis Man Slightly Burned By Explosion. i By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, May 4.—An in- fernal machine, composed of a sawed-off .38 caliber revolver and a bottle of nitro-glycerine, explod- ed in the hands of E. H. Chap- man, whep he opened it today. Chapman about the face and hands. Chapman, woh is superintendent | of. claims for a local? bonding com- pany, was in his office when a) messenger boy delivered the pack- age. As he pried a board off the ~ man was knocked. force of the — affairs and indicated he would go back to prison willingly. i . burned about the pel and fainted. | Josephine . Smith, .thing more than the Ein Pek of was slightly burned |* | dicate that fraud, 1 ‘wae box, the machine exploded. Chap- | '@wful methods. trickery ame other” own by the/time-worn iliega) manipulations — while Mra.| Vere’ used to defeat me. Pv elerk, was Sonally know that unbellevabie | -|SFOR ia OF GAMBLERS Mayor Issues Statement on Contest of His Election Which Will Be Formally Filed Soon. PRAISES OPPONENT AS LOYAL CITIZEN Executive, However, Fails to Amplify His,Charge as to Interest of Professional Bettors. | Mayor Miller, commenting today on the contest of his election insti- tuted by William L. Igoe, Demo- crat, charged that Igoe was being “used as an instrument for the benefit of a few professional! gam- blers’’ and others who. “style them- selves political strategists, but who have in view something more than the interests of Mr. Igoe.” Mayor Miller was served with a copy of the contest petition Satur- day and it will be formally: filed in the Circuit Court, probably today. It alleges that a recount of the bal- lots will show Igoe to* have ‘becn elected by a plurality of 6363 and seeks to have the court hold that the intent of the voter is supertor to any technical defect in ‘the marking of a-ballot. Mayor Mi}l- er’s plurality on the official courit was 3129. Statement as to Igoe. “TI cannot believe that my oppo- nent in the election is in sympathy with this contest,” Mayor Miller’ 2 statement reads. “He Deen too loyal a citizen and public utterances clearly show. ‘hay n6t ‘put fore the public welfare.” “i He added that he would. not. rect a fight on Igoe personally. ‘ nor would he permit his supporters to do so, but would direct it against “the unjust, un-American and unsportamaniike Principles which are in reality the moving factor In this contest.” The Mayor did not amplify his charge that the contest was in- stituted for the benefit of gam * mated that his supporters won ap- proximately $600,000 on hig elec- tion and much of the money 1s be- ing held up ‘until the contest is determined. 2 Miller Expresses His Views. Mayor Miller's statement follow:: “Notice of a contest of my elec- tion has been served on me. in ordinary matters co.cerning a law- suit, it is generally customary fr the parties to leave comments eo: the matter to their legal repre- sentatives. This is not an oridl- nary matter. which affects Victor J. Miller an individual or Victor J. ‘Mille: as the Mayor of the City of st. Louls. The result of this contest has a most vital bearing not on’v on every citizen of the City of &.. Louis, but it vitally affects tho theory on which our Governmen: was founded and the theory u;)- on which it must be managed and conducted, if we are to, survive as the greatest nation on earth. “On the face of this ‘petition ‘t able mind a Just cause of actio.. The allegations in the petitio. clearly and decisively defeat ‘'s purpose. I cannot and wil! ‘not believe that my opponent in the election isin sympathy with thi. contest. “He hag been too loyal a citizen, and his pubtte utterances and activities clearly show th: he has not put hid individuel se’! before the public welfare. J sav without fear of any feasonable an | just contradiction that he is he- ing. used ads the p stage. t for « few disappointed i Is. by- ing Used as an instrument for the benefit of a ‘ew professional gamblers and a few .mep #iia style ‘themselves politi we gists and. who have sep » migaien i Contineed: on rite tof he | blers. Betting commissioners “a \ This is not a matter — doeg not present to any reason- * . 7 oo 3 a +S 4 » » * Sul J ae 4 iS Tew cy a ae skein Co: ee en ea A RI TN ER Alte LR I Rd RO Os le TR A OR Ae ele a ERE APONTE ieee RE EOI OE Ot a : ** a 4 “yg a ; * “ bs ee by ga wt : Pigs ” ss OTe eS le lg oe qb meer. TDD WW ty = cT ining

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“npn a Aaa” % EEE Nel SAS cage SpE amy sear "> 2 heelve, ADAGE I AE CAMILLO “ ——— ee - — . ‘ By DAVID LAWRENCE. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1925. POLITICIANS BEGIN, Captain of Lake Ship — T0 PREPARE FOR 1926 CAMPAIGN A Special Wadhington Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. (Coprricht. 1925.4 | WASHINGTON, May 4.—There is every indication that Calvin’ Coolidge will be a receptive candi- BODY OF MISSING Gate for a second nomination for SERVICE CAR MAN the presidency in 1928. | vl Many people who have been en- ceavoring to find ovt Mr. Cool-. idge’s state of mind on thig sub- ject have not been able to obtain what may be construed as an as- (tives, deputies, and perhaps under. j surance of his desire for another world characters themselves, _ term, but they have become édef- ‘searched the farm for the loot but initely impressed that he is not op- as far as is known none was found. posed to another nomination. There ia, of course, no constitu-} 200 Holes Dug on Farm. tional provision of law which pre-| Kaiser said yesterday that there vents a President from serving were more than 200 holes dug on more than two terms, but no Presi- A series of these are dent has ever been elected more sl Ri than twice. The friends of Presi- ine caters & & Um dent Coolidge contend that even form distance of two feet from if he were nominated and elected its edge. Another series of holes in 1828, he would stil] come within | i d between trees the unwritten lew thet no Pres!- ~~ 7 dent shall be elected for more than ™ethodical plan. two terms. Mr. Coollidge's first The house bears many traces of terms {* considered the unexpired ruthiess occupancy. A fire had terms of his predecessor and since been built on a floor in a rear room ALFRED CRASKE_ Continued from rom Pace One. % den on the farm. Private detec- ithe farm. sunk around after a it was only a little more than a and had burned almost through year. the argument is made that the flooring. he t entitled to two full terms. Craske served in the Canadian Theodore Roosevelt took thie view army dyring the war but did not, His widow and 1i7- of this situation when after serving get overseas. seven years he became a candidate year-old daughter, Helen. survive in 1912 for a third term. ‘him. He was known as a hard- Politicians Want to Know. |} working. methodica! man and ,owned the house in which he and hy family lived. | With the finding of Craske's. body yesterday it was disclosed, that friends, searching his e@ban- lowing that situation to take care | 10ne¢d machine had found a mans saa T r in of itself. But the politicians want. silk — - prey ar ~ we i eer caste. Ot haw 6 Bearing, for | 28? 8° HBS where & was Hough instance, on the next congressional; . “7 avest was held in Kirkwood ‘ . - ne “ees campaign, which will start within this morning at which mtg ie ome a year. The President is represent- his four companions told oF -nGe ed as unwilling to enter into a con- ‘ing the bodr. An open verdict of homicide was returned. test for the nomination in 1928. In other worda, if he shou'd succeed in holding a Republican majority TWO EARTH SHOCKS RECORDED in beth houses im the elections tO gysst Tremor Had (Center 8000 he held a year from next Novem-) Miles From Washington. her, he would regard this as an ap- py the Associated Press proval of hig administration. This WASHINGTON. uould pave the way for a nomina-— tion {in 1828 if business conditions and public opinion seemed favor- eble. If, on the other hand, Mr. Cool- itge should lose Congress, he would have difficulty getting a legislative Mr. Coolidge ts naturally not per- mitting it to be believed that he its | giving any thought to the question of the 1928 term, and he would like to have people think he is al-' May 4.—Two day on the seismograph at George- town University. The center of the iret was estimated by Father Tor - Gorf? director of the laboratory at suffer the usua! handicaps politi- ington. while the second was cally that a President incurs when centered at a great distance aiso an opposition Congress is shooting The earlier disturbances began “popgun” bills at him for veto. at 12:41 p. m. Eastern standard The Democrats are talking time reaching maximu” intensit,s among themselves about the 1928 at 1:36, began to wutediée at 1:40 campaign. some of them taking the and ended at 2.45. The second pesition that a campaign must be continued from 6:!9% until about & waged against the domination by o'clock with the pericd ma xi- wealth of the Covernment and the mum intensity between 7:20 and existing administration. It is their 7:23. Lack of secondary tremors. argument that big business has Pather Tondorff said, things ite own way under the pres- ‘tgtionse from the record very diff- ent regime and fhat the “little cult, and it was not possible to est!- fellow” can best be protected by mate the approximate cistance of a Gifferent type of administration. (he second quake, nor the direction The Democrats hope by 1858 to of the center of either from Wash- have plied up enough contrever-. ington. Bf course. ts an obecacie to such | GAS OF TC-6 IS LET OUT TO r SAVE IT FROM WIND AT OMAH of a campaign is the breach inside ) the Democratic party where one-. powerful faction would opposes 2 a gage go ntap ac “radical.” : Ficid Blimp. Anchored on Visit Democratic View. to Fort Crook. By the Associated Prese There are many Democrats who. GMAMA. Mae 4.-Menerecacy fee} about big business somewhat as the Republicans de—they go | measures were taken to save the not object to its fraternizing with army dirigible TC-6 from possible business conditions. Riak* Malian Becelaw More and more the turn in poli- ~. ° —: here commander tics is coming to depend on purely Pulled the rip cord of the ship's. to materialistic issues and even the bag. allowing Democrats are aware that the old ; maine fight of 1912 along idealistic lines ee we. Peeers is Bot proving as good a vote- -get- A high west ter as the “full dinner pail” and essary the action after volunt eers fy ee So * which. were slogans in addition to the regular aids at of the McKin'ey campaigns. The interesting thing ic erat | FOP Crook were unable toe hold lines are already being drawn a the ship in check. bit for 1926 and the only man oth-/\Yondola will be packed er than Mr. Coolidge being talked about for the presidentia! nomina- tion tn 1828 is Vice President Dawes, who is regarded as a cer- tain contender if Mr. Coolidge feels it inexpedient to run. the helium gas time wind made nec- Field, Belleville. Lil. at the ear- 'liest convenience, Col. Pagelow eaid. The TC-6 arrived here por’ day from St. Joseph. Mo. Officer's " Court-martial Contineed._ culty was experienced in landing | To Be Present for Canonization of By the Aqsociated | Prees. ‘and the wind increased as the day | MANILA, May 4.—Lieut. J. & went on. A contemplated trip | Thompson, charged with the mur | over Omaha last night was conse- fer of Miss Audrey Burleigh, 18 quently canceled. . pears old, was granted a three’ The bag of the Dimp is con-| months’ continuance when he ap- structed of rubberized Sea Island | peared for trial before a court- | cetten and can. be rolled up com- martial here tedey. The delay was (| pactiy. The tife of the helfum given in order to allow depositions, | gas is ebout a year. The TC-¢> by the defense, to arrive has been in use about two months | the United States. Miss Bur- Officers estimated that the wind. while she wae riding with miles an hour whereas the ship Thompson after she bad par- was anchored to stand a blow of in a theatrical. Lenly $6 miles an hour. ‘eriminal proceedings against FOUND IN COUNTY ~ ' distribution of electri earthquakes were recorded yester- * ’ made calcu-. af: The bag and | and ° shipped to the home hangar. Scott Was shot to death im en aute- attained a velodty of 50 to 0 vel = | Went to Death at Post FOR INQU } Body of Commander of the Kelley Island LEGTRG TRUST °°” Fos ec ue, Wh in Hand. Official of Legislative Bu- 7 ‘tremity of Ontario, in 25 feet of Erie | ‘water. It is anchored by its load- Br the Agmciated Pres. DETROIT, May 4.—Lake CORONER ORDERS EXHUMATION Of Action Result of Report That reau Charges That Jus- tice Department. Failed to Prosecute Properly. the. ‘ing géar, which adds to the danger yesterday yielded up one of | of ite breaking up in the high seas nine bodies it claimed Saturday. veuihiine around the potat. when the sand sucker Kelley Is- | The Kelley Island had almost land turned over just off Point! completed gathering its load of! Peeilee. ‘sand when the high seas caused Battling a rough sea ‘threatened to break up the over- for Sandusky. Two heavy wave.e turned ship, life savers and fisher- broke over the boat just as the | men raised ‘ALMOST “COLLUSION” - | SAYS UNTERMYER | the vessel. Capt. Stackford re-/ filling the hold and causing a shift) He Sends Letter to Oliver mained in the deckhouse as the | in the sand cargo. D Y Se x |gh’p sank. Wheel in hand, his. . roung ying Gener- body bearing mute testimony to his sign again as a sailor on the Great) a devotion, through severe gashes Lakes, he told members of the) al Electric Has Not Met ' was hurled againts them. caused by the deckhouse bars as he Point Peelee Light crew after he , Was rescued from Lake Erie follow- 200 feet long, is lying two miles atti Island. That eighth shipwreck, he disclosed. The hulk of the Kelley Isiand, | Point Peelee, the southernmost ex- BELL PHONE RATE By the Associated Prese | WASHINGTON, May 4.—A ' charge that the Department of Jus~ ‘tice had failed to institute proper the 'IGOE USED AS GAMBLERS’ TOOL, MILLER ASSERTS ‘General Electric Co. to determine HEARING RESUMED: Centinued from Page One. ° + ; en ed in an oourued . 2 socen RD | were circulated all over. the city | ‘unlawful com ti iraint eo lot or Al- (of trade in the manufacture and a oe ae eneee. Inv entory Wilt Show Proposed though it is hard to believe, I was Increase Excessive. City ,persecuted and condemned because : vi :Il am a white Protestant, native Representative Says. born person and a believer in the Christian faith. In South St. Louis ‘thousands wete asked to the Southwestern Bell Telephone’ service man. Co. properties by the State Pub-' “Having only in mind my duty lic Service: Commission will show |‘? ™Y ‘country and my duty to the light bulbs, ‘is made in a statement issued here by Basil M. Manly, director of the People’s Legisiative Service. “Tl am familiar with the general | condit: ons surrounding the manip- etatteds of the Genera! Electric Co. jease by the Department of Jus- “T intend, how- ' ' tice,’ ‘ said Maniy. en ot e ‘ideals of good citizenship, my duty | ‘ever, to press my investigation fur- | ‘2#t the company’s request for per-'+, thousands who so loyally sup- represent, tion whatsoever for my personal. financial or political welfare, I phone rates approximately $990.-- 600 annually would result in an ex- cessive and unreasonable return, the overshadowing influence in the present administration pressed by Mr. Dwight Morrow of the firm ° have, after calm and deliberate of J. P. Morgan & Co. and a di- Forrest G. Ferris. representing the | thought. made up mr mind to op- rector of the General Electric Co., city, told the commission when the’ pose and fight this contest in every that can legal and honorable way supporters and myself mand or initiate. has had to the suppression of the most important charges against the so-called ‘electric trust Mr. Mor- ‘row has been one of the most fre-— ‘quent participants in the Mayflow- er voyages. ‘“T intend te go to the bottom with this investigation and find out just where the public stands, | and if there is any influence over ‘the present administration.” ' CUntermyer Urges Inquirs. -hearing of the Bell case was re-. ,sumed at the city hal! todar. The Bei! Co. had presented its request for the increase and Imtro-' “I intend. if necessary ex- duced testimony -in support of ft haust every financial resource of at two previous hearings. Today myself and family. I intend to ask, ,the city was permitted to cross-eZ-'in this battle, financial and other, amine the company's experts. -- aid and assistance from my friends. Outlines City’s Posmion. I shall not ‘direct. nor shall I per- Ferris read a prepared statement mit my supporters to direct my! in which he outlined the city’s po- battle against Mr. Igoe or his in- sition. He said the rates now in dividua! supporters, but against the | Samuel Untermyrer of New York | force were originally fixed by the unjust, un-American and unsports- | wrote to Manly urging that the | commission we August, 1920, and man-like principles that are in Peoples’ Legislative Service collect | Bae deen eatenses mn September, | reality the moving factor in thie. evidence in the case. : 1921, and from time to time there- , contest.” Untermyrer made public a letter | @fter. : i a Attorners for Igoe said today. to Owen D. Young, president of! The Bell company seeks the im- chat since the petition had been, the General Electric Co.. in which S7*##¢ 07 — sround that eifee the served on Mayor Miller, there was, he makes a direct charge that the | “*** cn ge Be has — eon toe no necessity for filing it in court Yepartment of Justice avoided ee 1m — ase eam sian until June 1. However. in the in-. bringing sult against the company. “oe oe ‘ ; tually contro! rour compan: are” siutet tuations Res “ . ‘ ; ce State lag. and another providing ai . r ; 4 Cc. t@cinicai | oi. the er? and ° . @ictate its policies, and one of J 14 the city wil! ant ann int of one year or . a 4 Fh Sy r gai ,oOce ij [nr > | A s — J , y — ; whose abdlest and most rerourceful . ee mation 4 : : “i eine fine, for fraudulent issuance cross - nination and inquiry) a check, wh h ki 7 members. Mr. Dwight Morrow. rep- ._, ng that line sat itll iced regs _—— - o ae Saree . @i:0h 4 t iat *haee > Figet * fe resents its interests on its board of City’s Cont — that he has not on — funds on on ent x : ‘? 9 > * - directors. to in@Muence goverrmenta’ wee iin ademas oe deposit to meet the check. commission should not ‘ a Se action) so overwhelmingly demon- oo.; ihe 1921 valuation as conclu Railway Clerks Open Conrention. Strated as in the sinuous and de- ....... _ Pasta 2 ap geht Spl Ty the Aseoclate? Press o . , siveiy cerrect. The company rep- KANSAS CITY. Mo ae ee Vious attitude of the Department . tativen atated in thi "esentat.ves sated at one time (hat More than 100¢@ delegates had reg- of Justice in this case. Ee ER a te : . . 3 ; 7 st Woulc require only $30€.000 to istered at noon today when the Since burden of the charge of operate the properties after the Brotherhood of Railwar Clerks uniawful menopoly, against yrour olidati » ¢} 5 tne . 3 : : PO: — . rou conselidation with the Kintech, but Baggace and Express Hangliers company was and a5 28 that. in afer one month ef operation it opened ten-Cay convention here order to s#tifie al! mpetitiog. it stated that reeds $1.449.066 toian attendance of at least 2000 is as ~—. 7 as ais ‘aaa ' ~ a = « ™ sg P acquired and holde weary compe’- maintair > wend _— se n pe ing patents. which was ab a Se a nn ee Sewanee © Seer ees brs. M) Pregerall, Cis- Socantiy the onty valuation, 13 per cent for | cinnati. supreme president of the} proved br the testimony of its own officers depreciation and return. but would be satisfied with $39°.000 “The order. a ene “That overshadowing issue has city believes an inventory ; been completely ignored in this and appraisal br the commission is funded debt of about $5.949.600: a} Brotesque suit. which rour com. justified and will show, we con- [0™S-term debt of $20,600,000 and. 'pany now has the temerity to put tend, that $900,000 is a maximum ®" *@ccumulated reserve of $31.-. forth as its ‘vindication. se figure and will yield an excessive *°4.3!6. most of which has been) and unreasonable return on a fair TS'mYesed im the properties. In| MISS LAWLER 1 TO VIS ROME “aime so found.” | answer to questions, Scott said the. Stattician Examined. proposed . >. “Scotty” Petherbridge is going tol ing the turning over of the Kelley | was Pethedridee’s | _@ patient at the Citr day. — i'dant. who was bathing Mrs. Lamb, ‘lost color and died. and “swith no considera- ' my 'a¢ ether | said the patient she dried. /Woman’s mouth and that /Woman had been Mra. except a bruise on one _° Patient Was Drowned | While Being Bathed. ’ which Capt. Stackford to decide to art! FORMER P ATIENT THERE QUESTIONED the body of William sand hose was withdrawn, the wa-| /Stackford of Sandusky, captain of ter rushing through the aperture | One Tells of Seeing Water! Running From Patient's | ’ Mouth After She Was. Taken From the Tub. : 5 | Exhumation of the body of Mrs.) Marie Keffer Lamb, $5 years old. | Seattasiush. | who died receiv- for a mental! disorder. ‘there March 30 after ‘ing a cold bath, was pabareiegn by | the Coroner today in an ffort ‘to ‘learn the causé of death. | The inqugst. gontinued to Thurs- was ordered on information reaching the Coroner that Mrs. Lamb. who was the wife of Jere- 'miah Lamb. 619 Wash street, had been drowned in the course of the | bath. Miss Vina Marfield. an atten- ‘testified it was necessary to bathe iher frequently and that she this bath, the wit- Lamb became weak, Miss Mapfieid denied that the patient's head was held under the water or saying that the patient had been drowned. She said that Miss Sarah Behrens, who sisted. After ness said. Mrs. Was an attendant in the next ward,4 had entered and said Mrs. Lamb had suffered a stroke, but not to mention it. because she didn't want t known she had ieft her ward. Testimony of Miss Behrens. Miss Behrens. 134 Park avenue that she saw about two quarts of vater run from Mrs. Lamb's mouth after her body was placed on a bed. She explained tha: she had told the attendants much to avoid disturbing other pa- tients. Miss Floy Nubr. another attend- ant who was bathing Mrs. Lamb. Yecame weak and trembled during the bath. which had resisted takin unconscious while being Miss Nuby declared she see much water run from the she saw yead under water. Della Homer. came not no one hold her Miss attendant. testified she heard: Mics Mayfield say about Mrs. Lamb, “I: guess we ducked her Miss too long.” Marfield was recalled to the ' stand and denied ¢his. Miss Fuby South attendant. said Cravens of 7118 Broadwar. another former she saw about half a galion of wat?r run from Mrs. Lamb's mouth and thought the drowned. Marks Mre. Lamb's neck looked to her like strangulation marks, she said. She testified that she had heard statements that Mics Mayfield had said that Miss Ethel! Goodman, attendant in charge of the bath. had held Mrs. Lamb's head under the water. Other Former Attendants Heart. Called to the stand again. Mia«s Mayfield denied this. man Was present. but did she sav on tity. Grace Wray Brerxler of 19046 Ann’ avenue, former attendants, also tes- tified to hearing about Mrs. Lamb's death. Dr. A. H. Bindbeutel of 1442 | Park avre@mue. a Sanitarium phrsi- clan. testified that he pronounced Lamb dead but saw no signs of drowning or marks on the body, hip. Miases Behrens. Homer. “ravens and Saunders. and Mr« Rrexler -e- signed as sanitarium attendarts last -—— WOMAN'S BODY City Sanitarium re-. who resides at- now. testified . not to talk s0- interest itself in his plea that the’ watchman a policemaa } She be-| did, | Sy the Aesociated — ee ee WASHINGTON, May 4—Louise, ST.LOUIS P Shaeffer. a 2-year-old Washington Wennted wr 3 girl. was given a presidential em- who resides |; with Miss Behrens. and was an Miss Good- | not tes- | Miss Sadie Saunders and Mrs! ‘Ohio Repres ntati c Will Initiate Pr in Ce By the Associated Press. . DAYTON, O., May @& sional investigation te sulting from a cont Orville Wright. c airplane. and C. D. tary of the Smith: a will be asked. C | 16. Fitzgerald of Obie sat initiate proceedings te & charges made by Wright in Dayton. Walcott was aceeieail jof having altered the ord ley flying machine, now, tion at the tmectilaae | having placed a false am ing legend on the craft 7 The Dayton in or re intrust the orignal ‘BODY OF MURDERED SIRE to the Institution becas 26 | mistreatment of the Laggis IDENTIFIED BY FRIEND |, “! cessrd che camper Langley machine as aa Young Woman Positive Torso Is ¢raud on the Ar That of Mrs. Josephine | especially as to the | Desiderio. ,over it.” Congre By the Asgociated Press. ‘said. “The malic / GARY, Ind., May 4.—The my8-) Lich Dr. Wolo ‘tery shrouding the death of @ yOUNg | machine is an ot m ‘woman whose partly burned body | Wright Brothers and ang was found a week ago in the In-| cheat them out-of ¢ diana dunes near Chestertén, ap- | discoveries.” peared to be disintegrating today MAN FOUND ONC with. the positive identification of ,the torso by a girl friend. Florence Kish Boto said the body was that of Mrs. Josephine Desid- erio. 21 years old, of Gary. This corroborated the recognition made’ The night-riding by Mrs. Desiderio’s mother. Miss ster Groves early Boto said she had been with Mrs. ing arrested a man Desiderio the day before the MUr/ found walking on der. Miss Boto was arrested yes ‘terday at South Bend and was said | ‘by the police to have been prepar- | ing to flee to Detroit. Miss Boto. who is 17. said she. and Mrs. Desiderio took a train. from Gary to Chesterton with two | male companions the day before. the crime. She was held for fur-' ther questioning tedar. > = 4 ae het a eS er ee | | | ORVILLE WRIGHT. ~~ - ——— moved the police te | the station, where he | _ been robbed of his it men with whom he bile riding. The man, % his mame as William 4 | could not explain not taken his hat, wore, along with his shirt and underclothing. © was identified br a2 ‘the Union Fuel Con chard, as one of threes held up the watcha teat 20 Years for Attempted Bribe stands. - Br the Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 4.—Morris | Orsatt of San Francisco. sentenced | to 20 years for attempting to bribe night but took nothing. — & prohibition agent. will get nO!’ white Harding stuck ts relief from the Supreme Court. The}; o¢ the holdup br three m highest tribunal today refused to) denied the iden ) sentence Was excessive and that a single offense had led to his con- = viction on 721 different counts. Given Presidential Embrace. found Harding's coat near the place where | up by the night ridera. - ‘can't explain that. brace today when she presented Mr. Coolidge with a Veteran of Foreign Wars poppy. The President picked her up and posed with her in his arms. She forgot in the fuster of the moment to place the poppr . : -_ — + Ve , in his coat lapel. ileal — are alten Friday because another attendant had been dismissed, they charged. | aaa om “because she was opposed to the 5 city administration.” The former order attendants had refused to contrib. Delivered br ute to Mayor Miller's campaign. Deily exlv. S@e fund four weeks ago and they and . the one dismissed voted for Igoe wg hy for Mayor. ‘ante at © While plannin this Summer " the “INNINGS.” Most of evenings will, as always, spent at home. Nothing ¢ so simply and positively care of your home ente ment as the foremost graph scientifically cor with the superlative in kb otis: wl Heterodyne can be obtained wi her Phonograph except pt BRUNSWIC New Prices Range Monthly terms as low as $10 monthly Liberal allowance on your present FOLIA COMPANY ¥ AIS Los 2. CHERISLAR. 1004 OLIVE § | Exclusive Representative for ae? Piano and for the Dyo-Art Re, road without coat or trou omission of the later @ a an | Apparens Conflicts From $170 . wri ee ee a ste .e Then Drove Away, , Cy ee Seccount of incidents imme- 3 preceding the murder of | Ham A. Dillion was told to-— Ted Uelk. a downtown tai- me at 7011 Lindell boule- neat that part of Francis | Washington University, . Dr. Dillon’s body, with re-. » wounds in the back of the band in the left knee, was | me early Friday. = said to a Post-Dispatch re- | today that he was returning | «home from a meeting, at) Thursday night, and that he ‘automobile standing in| of the west gate of Francis | on Pennsylvania avenue. - was on the east side of the. facing north, and the lighis car were burning. He sail: id not see whether anyone the car. Heard Three Shots... Phin five or eight minutes BS eecing the automobile, Uelk” be had entered his home and i. He was about to get bed when he heard three’ identitr of . He was sure they were’ someone e shots. not backfiring or | the field. noise of an automobile. His’ Dr. Tl » heard tne shots, he said. this morn said he went to his bed-! Our Lady fwindow and looked out, and | Baden. 4 saw an automobile star?’ at the hor fen Pennsylvania avenue. He' H. McC et leave the house, and told no} sant aven the matter until after he haa! Dr. Dill the Dillon murder the next lon of Mor fe then told his story to Washin Sergeant Martineau. but {ft Dillon's made public at that time,’ son, Edw ik was not summoned as ai aiso p at the County rt. thes were held Saturday. Dillon and TJacation of Shots. - was a said the shots. from the John of the sound, appeared police He and that reached the An olive apparentiy _feund Frida ‘far from Dilion lay. gymnasium, claimed by garded as to have been fired within neral and Field, and not at the place | _ chargé of Lthe machine stood. This co- | said they with the belief of the po-| Louis for « gators that the killing | any assist: 2 at the exact spot where | tne inquiry. fy was found. on the cinder [ef the athletic field. This was based on the position Ric? the body lay. told vesterday. the auto- Manding at the gate and PR in it were seen also br Pehndrich. a fireman em. | at Washington University. | ve br the gate in his ma- | Il_p. m # £=Thursday. | h got the impressiea that. men he saw in the car ling. two of them being | * @gainst the third. He did | what was said. as he ts | 4 ~ . Gate Only One Open. | west gate. which is large ony to admit persons on the only enmtranee to the | PTield which was open night, the wehicle gates ked. ‘ exsary tloping the theory that Dr. : & former university athiete Was killgd om the cinder investigators have been | t) aeronne for his presence that time of night. | & difficy): matter, but it is Mot impossible that the Eetth Dr. Dillion found seme to get him within the in- - Or. it has been suggested. them may have marched the gate and into the, | Pe se to shoot him. | 7° mn ing unarmed. Seeking to fing the circum- Under which Dr. Pillon. P been decayed to and into Potire investigators are his business affairs, as * Persona! acquaintances. thar a quarrel over a “AUted the murder has been | . fly on the statements of . "or Lenn, switchboard are in Sy the Fairmont Hotel. make a ge Dillon tvwed. She has tars and "S angry conversations in this ¢ the name “Mary” was) #nd threats were ex-| War -~ rest | It follows a made br 8t. i cause. and ce a > of apparent conflicts in: ‘* statements. the police not “TS profess not to attach. mee to her story of} ,_ > telephone converssa- be > stead a bellboy has told | tedar img heard Dr. Dillion | clews in talk! telephone

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ey —ilitem-ed., = INQUIRY 10 BE SO ON WRIGHT'S Ch Mi Will Initiate Proceeg in Congress, | By the Associated Press. | DAYTON, 0., May 4. | sional investigation into ¢ Orville Wright, tary of the Smithsonian 1 will be asked. Initiate proceedings to in in Dayton. Walcott was accused by ley flying machine, now on ing legend on the craft. intrust the orignal Wright 5 jsaid. “The | which Dr. malicious Wright Brothers and an att discoveries.”’ MAN FOUND ON COUNTY ay d- his st -] ments, but Later Is I as a Holdup Man. rs. Fei found walking on Laclede s- d omission of the latter -| moved the police to take | the station, where he 8a ig] he} been robbed ny Oo} ; | Was @enied the /up by the night riders. can't explain that. either. — Founded oy ocr PULIT ss Dec. 12. 1878 ee Pupliehe? Datly by The Pulitzer t Twelfth Boulevard and O ‘(Member Audit Rureau of The tated Presse titled to the use for repent newe dianeiches credited NCE. ; Dalty ané nindey. ‘be ee ‘ee i ‘', unde~ aci # . _ mS BOT Ohio Renteldahad ve Says. ‘sulting from a controversy } co-inventor airplane, and C. D. Walcott, gg ~oneresenaaa G. Fitzgerald of Ohio saia he» charges made by Wright. who ty . of having altered the ordinal tion at the institution, ang having placed a faise and m The Dayton inventor refused to the institution because of all , | mistreatment of the Langley “I regard the tampering manner — Walcott have used t# 'machine is an outrage against + cheat them out of credit for the WITHOUT COAT OR TRO eh He Says He Was Robbed of ¢ | The night-riding squad of We iss ster Groves early yesterday ing arrested a man whom | road without coat or trousers. of his suit by men with whom he went aute | wore, along with his socks, | | shirt and underclothing. Today identification of > Watchman a policeman yesteré found Harding’s coat and trov near the place where he -was pi «ST LOUIS POST-DISA live reula MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED NS SU coatapstanaliadecuat™ tinct BY MAIL Feecees on vea without ae gn one veer.. he un av ony. one “ns @eeneeee8 Remit either by ar monev order or St. Louis exchange. k ips OF SEEING aa SPENE nl J Residing 2) THREE SHOTS x a ] ercount of incidents imme- w preceding the murder of » A. Dillon was told to- 2 bike Langley machine as a delit cae Celik. a downtown tai- Is fraud on the American nes at 7011 Lindell boule- |especially as to the label Dp that part of Francis jover it,” Congressman Fit Washington University. with re- the ae Dr. Dilion’s body, Mewounds in the back of wend in the left knee, early Friday. empt 4 e from a meeting, at Mhursday night, and that he ‘automobile standing bon Pennsylvania ‘ was on the east side of the s facing north, and the lighis 7 igarwere burning. He said ’ bold not see whether anyone him i the car. he Heard Three Shots. min five or eight minutes P seeing the automobile. Uelk bile riding. The man, who ‘his: name as William had entered his home and could not explain why they hale” He was about to get not taken his hat, which he #& bes when he heard three oe | He was sure they were . e shots, not backfiring or tthe matter until after he haa the Dillon murder the next me then told his story to Sergeant Martineau. but it made public at that time. jat the County Coroner's B held Saturday. *» Tacation of Shots. said the shots, from the mof the sound, appeared Bto have been fired within “4 i bé fthe machine stood. This co- i pa ) — wee cated ‘therein. All rights peigators that the killing republication of specia! Gispatches Mat the exact spot where y Was found. on the cinder wae ® the athletic field. This ‘Was based on the position . mn the body lay. told yesterday, the auto- ’ by the gate in his ma- mat ii p. m. Thursday. ile planning on outings Summer don't overlook INNINGS.” Most of your hings will, as always, be ; at home. Nothing can imply. and positively take of your home entertain- t as the foremost phono- bh scientifically combined n the superlative in radio. > ¥ Dh except BR fg Prices Range om $170 - onthly terms as as $10 monthly OLIA ¥ AIS SOURI OLIVE STREET sresentative for t the Duo-Art Reproducing AOS et i—Duo-Art Recording Arte k at Loew’s State Theater. ADIOLA €: on your present phonograph h& Stei 2g0t the impression that men he saw in the car ling. two of them being “inst the third. He did ‘what was said, as he is Gate Only One Open. West gate. which is large My to admit persons on the only entrance to the Mid which was open — the vehicle gates oping the theory that Dr. ‘former univ ersity athlete ti kill on the cinder investigators have been aeconnt for his presence .. * that time of night. = 4 difficy): matter, buf it is Rot impossible that the Dr. Dillon found some Ag him within the in- r. it has been suggested. nem may have marched arm Fate and into the . ‘ening to shoot him. an being unarmed. agg find the cireym- r which Dr MDition been decoyed to and into * Police ine *stigatore are : his business affairs. as Persona! acquaintances. that a quarrel over a the murder has been yon the statements of a Lynn, switchboard the Fairmont Hotel, Dillion iy ed. She has ME angry conversations the name “Mary” 8nd threats were ex- Apparent Conflicts. “a apparent conflicts in ve Statements, the police > nite te her i telephone Homey a, a“ bell bo, having heard In talking by 70M, to kill he was tal ik ing. Mvestigators today mm whether Dr. Dil- Tiding in a i Who was a close ar- » on Wednesday night. ore murder, A = took such a ride Story has told Dr. telephone >} the MLON MURDER Near Field, Says Lights, Car Were Burn- MINUTES LATER Then Drove Away, ‘My Asserts—Car Also This Seen by University ’ was 4 to a Post-Dispatch re- | oday that he was returning | in) of the west gate of Francis) avenue, | identified by a watchman q@ggemise of an automobile. His ithe Union Fuel Cov, at Ol@ Qgugpete heard tne shots, he said. chard, as one of three men id he went to his bed- | /held up the watchman Satupé window and looked out, and | night but took nothing. oe saw an automobile start | While Harding stuck to his stogmmmen Pennsylvania avenue. fe | ; of the holdup by three men mieave the house, and told no | ik was not summoned as a/| | ings i neral and Field, and not at the place | mB with the belief of the po- | any 'Mecting, at Delivered by - aeeseey er , Manding. at the gate and | Daily only. 50c | ad Sunday. 100 | FPehn it were seen also he | Nérich. a fireman em-. ae second-class matter Juv, in7o ar at ¥ Loc» = at Washington Univ ersity. ~ ~~ = Samy ee ainaieueensanand ' MONDAY EVENING, —- 4... —— _—-~-”-”~~_- ——— MAY 4, 1925 Scene at Sn ne ie ee . Funeral of Dr. — William A. Dillon — & eet Oe ; ee eae and that the men quarreled, has | reached the police. An obhive drab apparently to a found Friday on Francis Field, not | far from where the body of Dr. Dillion lay, been left in gymnasium. but has not claimed by anyone. The field was raked Thursday. The garded as a possible clew identity of Dillon's slayer, someone accompanying him the field. Dr. pelt, POrOnEIaE | sabardine coat, has to the or of into Dillon's held funeral was the | been | belt is re-— egbeemeees a this morning from the Church of | Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Baden. The was at the home of an aunt. H. McCarthy, 4602 Sant avenue. Dr. Dillon's brothers, John Dil- lon of Montana and Dan Dillon of Washington, were at the funeral. Dillon’s divorced wife and their son, Edward, 19 years old, were also present. Many floral offer- were sent by friends of Dr. Dillon and of the family. The body was interred in Calvary Cemetery. John a Dan Dillon went to Police Headquarters after the fu- conferred with those in charge of the investigation. They said they would remain in_ St. Louis for a time, and would give assistance in their power in the inquiry. TO BE GIVEN MEDAL in hod Vv John F loris- Mrs. West i previously | -_-— — ee ee a a ne ee a ee ce ASKED ABOUT ILLNESS GROCER LOSES TRUCK ' | | ; } 'ing law HARRY S, ROOKST0 |B APPOINTED AS ~ CITY COUNSELOR Alterney With Offices in| Title Guaranty Building to Succeed Senti, It Is Authoritatively Learned. WILL COMPLETE NEW MAYOR’S CABINET ee Former Part Time Profes- | _ sor at St. Louis U. Law School Frequently Con- sulted by Other Lawyers. liarry S. Rooks, an attorney, with offices in the Title Guaranty | Building, will be appointed City Counselor shortly by Mayor Miller to succeed Oliver Senti, it was ‘learned from an authoritative source toda. This appointment | | : ; Detectives were waiting outside will complete the Mayor's “‘cabi- | spe doors of the Court of Criminal net as his newly appointel! Correction today while men, ar-'| Board of Public Service took of. | rested in the wholesale raids on| fice Friday of last week bookmaking establishments last) Rooks, who was a part-time pro- Thursday, were being released be- fessor in St. Louis University Law | C@Use Circuit Attorney Sidener does | School for the past five years, is not believe there is any charge that | 23 years old and has been practic- | C#n be pressed successfully against for 10 years. He has been consulted by attorneys generally on legal procedure a nd in the prepa- ration of cases but has not devot- 'ed himself to trial work. He formerly was associated in OF MRS. MCLNTCK, AND $80 IN HOLDU Former Housekeeper Says She Looked Yellow and Had Glassy Eyes. Dy the Asseciated Press. CHICAGO, May 4.—Coroner Chemist William D. McNally to- ella Costigan for Mrs. Emma Nelson MeClintock. at day questioned Mrs. St Carson, former housekeeper the inquest into the death of Mrs. ' McClintock’s son and hetr, William. Dr. McNally, who previously had been on the stand himself fied to the finding of mercury in and testi-| Armed Robber Forces Out After Asking for Ride— Machine Is Recovered. MI. Gotthelf 40 avenue, Herbert grocer, at was held up and robed of $809 and at ] old. aston a small truck 0:30 a. m. by a man who had asked east on Faston The him to ride with him. recovered to allow avenue later and Cates Gotthelf was front at avenue. truck | man entering his in of his store when a years truck was Kinsghighway | Driver | A ener practice with the late Alexander H. Robbins, former Election Com- missioner and editor of the Central Law . Journal. Rooks § assisted the editing of the journal and sti!) contributes Rooks was Tenn., and his parents when an infant. ceived his education schools and S8t. 1.) to it. in Dresden, Louls with He born came fo St. re . Louis University Law School, where he graduated with a law degree in 1915. He re- cently severed his connection with the faculty there. e#or the past seyeral years he has been assoc:- ated with Mark Eagleton in the today | Gotthelf | appointed signed. | would appoint i | deadiy quantities in Mrs. McClin-; with blue overalls thrown over his tock’s organs, exhumed after 16' arm asked if he might ride as far years, asked the new witness about! exst as Academy avenue. Gotthelf. Mrs. MeClintock’s syy#ptoms at her! gesented as that was on his way to| | last illness. | the West St. Louis Trust Co., at Mrs, Carson said Mrs. McClin-/| 4101 Baston avenue. tock looked yellow, had glassy At Academy avenue, the man| eves, Was wet with perspiration and | drew a revolver, put C;otthelf out | complained of a pain about her | of the truck and drove north He | heart. | was about 35 years old, 5 feet 8 She replied affirmatively to Dr. inches tall. with light hair. McNally’s questions 4s to whether, ' Mrs. McClintock had high temper-. COUNTY COURT UPHELD IN 'ature, extreme weakness, and a; FOR PREVENTING BLINDNESS | — ee ee Which Presentation Will Be Made. to Be Held Dur- ing Better Sicht Week. The presentation of a medal! the person believed to to have ihe prevention of blindness in the last year will be the feature of a ban- quet of noted optometrists who will meet here on May 20 or 21. The award of the medal. provided by Leslie Dana of Brentmoor Park, retiring president of the Missouri Commission for the Blind. he an annual affair, and is intended to the greatest contribution to is to male | ‘ | Billy, call encourage ‘interest in preventing blindness, a third of wigich is de- clared by authorities to be unnec- ‘essary. Announcement of the gcift was -made vesterday by Mrs. Anna‘ Fr.) Harris. executive secretary of the Missouri Association for the Blind. ‘It follows several other endowments eee ee was. TS profess not to attach | of | conversa- | Dillon | the per-. ' whose body, taxicab ' Anna Stewart, . Paducah. made by St. Louis men for the same cause. and the winner will be se- lected by the National Committee." The meeting at which tthe pres- | entation will occur will. be held dur- ing Better Sight week, when free clinics for ocular examinations wil] be held in various parts of the city. Dr. F. Park Lewis of Buffalo and Dr. Edward Jackson of Denver, both noted optometrists, will be th. chief spfakers. Germans Inspect T. S. Air Service. By the Asaociated Press WASHINGTON. officers of the post-war army who were formerly flying of- ficers in the German Air Service are in Washington preparing to make a general inspection of mili- tary and civilian aerial activities in this country. The visit was ar- ranged with the approval of the War Department, but it was ¢m- phasized beth at the department and at the German Embasey that the party was a commertial and not a military commission. Murdered Man ¥ ound in River. May 4.—Four | Be *he Asepciceted Press A, : CAIRO. lil. May 4.—-Authorities todayr were investigating several clews which they hope will the mystery of the murder of Wil- liam P. Stewart. 44 years old, with heart and right breast, in the Mississippi above Cairo Saturday. who was last Seea alive on °S. was identifie] by his wife, Mrs. Harrison street. was the River found ru oe Ky (;erTman | _~ pain in the small of her back. She! did not know whether Mrs. MeGhHn- | tock brought any medicines home) with her from Mudiavia. Ind.., where she had gone before return- ing from Bayview, Tex “A relative feom Kansas, a' jady,”’ testified Mrs. Carson, “who was at the funeral, said there should have been a post-mortem or something. Mrs. Shepherd said ‘no such a thing: Mrs. McClintock died with heart trouble. “After Mrs. McClintock died! I heard Biliy crving. I asked Mr. Shepherd what was to and ke said he was correct- him because Billy would not him father. Mr. Shepherd said if Billy was going to stay with him he'd have behave as his own SON , he doing ing io would.” “Afterward.” continued nese, “I heard Mr. Mrs. Shepherd, about better get of her: too much about affairs.’ Edwin H. Badger, who said was a friend of Billy and that business wholesale the wit- Shepherd say to me, ‘we'd she °? rid he his was ed son of the late -<Commodore Morton F. Plant. has caused indef- nite postponement of his marriace to Miss Judith M. Smith of this city, it war announced today... The marriage was scheduled for June 5. Piant is heir to a portion of the millions mAde by the Plant family in railroads, hotels and steamship | i lines, Mussolini Again Driving His Car. | By the Associated Press., ROME, May 4.—Premier Musso- lint has demonstrated iugain improved condition of health. Yes terday he resumed his former habit of driving his own automobile, go- solve | bullet wounds in- Stewart. i April | ing to Ostia. a nearby beach resort. SECURITY NATIONAL BANK IS OPEN TO 5 P. M. Kighth St.—Between Office 2 Locust knows | timber | his | NAMING NOLAN AS COUNSELOR | Wilfred Jones, Knocked Ow Tem- | porarily at Least, in Fffort to Regain the Position. One of the periédical batties over the. office of County Counselor was endéd today, temporarily at least, when Circuit Judge McE!- hinney at Clayton sustained a de- murrer filed by the County Court to a petition for writ of certiorari filed by Wilfred Jones. The ap- plication for the writ was directed at the County Court in the matter of the appointment of John A. Nolan as County Counselor. Jones was appointed to the place Dee. 15 A, the retiring County Court, which | was predominantiy Democratic. The present court, Republican by two to one votes, appointed Nolan | Jan 3. The appointment callex] forth Jones’ suit. Judge McElhin- ney held the appointment of No- lan was an administrative act of the County Court over which the 'Cireuit Court had no jurisdiction. OPERATOR OF WHEEL OF practice of law. Senti has been City Counselor for the past three vears, having been after George F. Haid re- had been Haid’s as- ejstant prior to that. There has been no indication that law department will | pletely poorganized, but Mavor Mil- ,ler recemtiv announced that he Alexander J. Filipiak as an assistant Associate City Counsel. Filipiak will fill a cancy created by the resignation of Senti the or Dan\ed Bartlett, who recently re- tired to private practice. Walks Track and Is Hit. Peter McAlvey, 48 years old, of 4411 Hunt avenue, is at city hgs- pital in a serious condition from broken ribs. that penetrated his) ‘lungs when he was struck by an inbound Missouri Pacific train last ‘night. just east of Kingshighway viaduct. McAlvey said he had been visiting his brother, James, who le employed in the railroad yards near the viaduct, and was walking back | to the city when he was struck. in the public | arrested today they had to give new | be fom- Va-) Blow of Fist Fatal to _ Alleged Purse-Snatcher Mexican Knocked Down by Citizen Dies Three Hours Later in Hospital, of a Fractured Skull. A crowd was gathered in front of: 7:40 o'clock | Market street at last night when police arrived on the 517 the circle man was inom pa- Inside formed the crowd, a dying on the sidewalk. pers in. his pocket fied as Refuge Chavez, | cld, a Mexican. Peter Johnson, | street, told the | happened. | in arms wa scene, by police what had as Pinas. § east on the we eee ee - he was identi-| 30 years, 2315 Mullanphy | A woman with a child | north side of Market street. (Cha- vez passed and attempted to snatch | &@ purse which she also was hold- |ing. She struggled and screamed. 'A man rushed to her side and struck down the Mexican. The woman, greatly, excited, thanked the man and continued east. The man walked west, leaving the fall- (en man to the crowd that quickly gathered. | Chavez died of a skull fracture at city hospital three hours later. His body is at the morgue. BOOKIES’ REARRESTED ON VAGRANCY CHARGES Taken Into Custody as Leave Court and Compelled to Furnish New Bonds. ‘them. As. fast the known book- makers came out they were re- arrested and taken to police head- quarters, on charges ‘be heard As will of vagrancy. = AJl in City Court Thursday. Those arrested raids, who were only hangers-on, /were not arrested After Thursday's raids the men arrested were held on bonds given Pto answer any charge that might | be brought. It was on these bonds that they were released today. When the “bookies” were re-/| bonds. ASKS POLICE TO FIND MAN TO WHOM SHE LOANED $3000 | New York Woman, Here on Search, Says She Advanced Money Without Security. Mrs. Claire M. Blackburn, who is registered at the Melbourne Ho- te! from New York, has asked the police to find a New York sales- man to whom she asserts she loaned about $3000 without secur- lity during a four-year period up to a vear ago, but who has failed to repay me. Mrs. Blackburn, who is a widow, 45 years old, gald today that she | had been trying unsuccessfully to leollect for the last two years, and 'that she made the loans out of sympathy for the man because he was of funds. She met him through muttial friends in land and there gave him the first sum, $350, she said. This man, who selling phonographs Blackburn said. friend had out has been here, Mrs. Hie and a woman oecupied adjoining is 36. rooms at the Melbourne until BeV- | ago. said Mrs. Black. | but she understood they had Texas and Arkansas and he “had returned to St. Louts., (eral weeks burn gone to ithat They | where they were booked | No. 2' in the, LSS. ad ————— te NEGRO WHO ACCUSED ANOTHER OF THEFT 1S KILLED IN FIGHT Harold Tucker Also Dies of Wounds Received When He Took Side in Family Quarrel. Harry Christian, 45 years old, ne- MOBILIZED FOR WAR ON RUM FLEET See eee Dozens of Coast Guard Vessels Are Assembled Over Staten Island. a oo | By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 4 Armed, manned and equipped as for war, the greatest enforce- ment prohibition mobilized wil't from New York this week to “battie armada ever sal] engage the rum flect in a to the death.” Orders for the be completed in Washington to- day by Rear Admiral Frederick C Billard, coast guard, to the can- ital yesterday after a fina! con- ference in New York which fol- lowed closely upon the visit las: week of Gen. Lincoin C. Andrews. recently appointed chief of ~All branches of dry law enforcement This was the statement last movement will commander of the who returned gro, of 1323% Linden street, killed; George Morris, 35, also a ne- | gro, of 13804 Morgan street, was shot in the right thigh, and Victor Regna, 17. of 920 High street, a white youth, was shot in the left was chest, in a revolver fight between Christian and Morris yesterday at 2:40 p. m. | Morris, who was a visitor At 1321) Linden street, told the police Chris- tian accused him of stealing a hub cap from the Christian machine. The two men finally shot it onf, 'Christian standing on the steps of (him home and Morris on the steps j}at No 1321. Young Regna was | passing by, and a stray bullet struck | him. Another victim of a fight among ‘negroes was Harold Tucker, 238, 1212% Gay street. a negro, who died at city hospital early today = from bullet wounds euffered Fri- day, when he was shot by Gus La- 'mont, landlard at the Gay street |address. Tucker had sided with Lamont’s wife in a. family quarrel. Ss TREASURE LOCATORS CITED BY POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT St. Louls Concern Must Show Cause Why It Should Not Be Denied Use of the Malls. Special to the Post-Dispatch. i WASHINGTON, May 4. | Trace Researeh Society, 5617 | boulevard. St. Louls, ‘of a “Wonder Locator.” advertised ‘as a sure detector of gold and |ailver treasures, has been cited to The ‘appear before the Postoffice De- ipartment Solicitor tomorrow te (show reason why a fraud order ishould not be issued barring it ifrom use of the mail. The society ‘is said to have a second office in Chicago. According to reports here, the ‘society advertised in smaller pub- lications a “wonder detector” which would locate buried treas- | j jure. It appearance the ‘“‘detector”’ ‘looks like an inverted double elec- | Cleve- | tric ight socket on a long chain. 'Searchers for treasure were sup- | posed to place the device over the spot where they believed treasure | had buried and the device | | would sway toward the buried gold | |or silver. Cynical Postoffice In- | spectors, however, claim that they been 'tested| the device over a pile of | was hit twice. | pure gold and noted no sway. The’ ifraud order hearings were ordered as a result. Page | manufacturer | night of an officer of the service. | who for departmental reasons ‘eannot be named: “It is truly going to be a war of extermination. Our orders wili be to wipe the liquor traffie from the sea. Dozens of coast guard vessels already are gathered off Staten Island.’ Investigation at the coast guard hase at Clifton, & I.. went far to confirm the statement. Abou 49 boats, most of whiah were motor craft between 40 and 60 feet lonw. but including the revenue cutters Seneca, Mohave and Gresham. were anchored there lIast night. Officers of the ships refused to comment on the unusual mobili- |zgation, but men of the fleet said /all were instructed .to be aboard by 8 o'clock _ this morning and _that they expected to take part in an unprecedented movement to sea. The order to “shoot first and ask afterward” where suspected rum runners are concertied has been in effect in this district some time and the men of the coast guard have displayed no unwitl- lingness to comply. “If we can’t stop them any oth- ‘er way, we aim to kill them off this time,” was the way one offi- cer put it. ‘VISITS NEGRO CABARET OUT OF CURIOSITY AND IS SHOT Jack Alterauge. " 22, Wounded Twice: 52 Persoos Arrested but Assailant tI« Not Named. Curlosity whieb timpelled Jacx Alterauge, 22 years old, of 6020 Murdock avenue, to #Sisit a negro cabaret resulted in his being shot in the right foot and thigh at 2:16 a.m. yesterday. Alterauge, who is an tronworker, went to the West End Hotel, Vaideventer avenue paws West Belle plice, early yester- 'day with a party cf friends anxious ito see a negro in action. The West End is a negro establishment. Alterauge. who told the police he ‘and his party nad been drinking. ‘said he had talked to a quarreling |white couple in a hallway at the hotel. Later he ciscovered his leg kad been cut by a knife, he said land went back tu remonatrate with ‘the couple. As he neared them ‘someone began rhooting and he Kifty-two persons in the cabaret were arrested but none could name the man who did the shovting. - ED ee ee eabaret Hote! _. - HURRY—SAVE MONEY NOW ON THIS | ABC ¢ ©» (§ Stewet meena § ———s ee Oscillator = Mo IDE Li $0 Most Amazing lover Offered” The Value ' FORTUNE HELD TO GRAND JURY | } ; j ' land, told of -being shadowed while | ‘talking with friends at the Me- Case First Growing Out of Police Clintock place at the time of! Effert to Stop Alleged Gam- Billy's funeral. The man who fol- | bling at Carnivals. lowed him. according to his testi- | The first case growing out of. ihe | mony. trving to overhear his con- police campaign against gambling! versation, told him, he said. that came up in the Court of Criminal | he was employed by Shepherd. | Correction today, when Foiey Bras- |} Plant Ti. Marriage Postponed elton, 34 years old, of 7200 South rm alter coe a roadway, was given a preliminary i NEW YORK. May 4 -~F me@ <3. ‘hearing and held for the grand jury ness of Philip Morgan Plant, adopt-/ 1. provisional Judge Gayer. Bragelton, yho wus charged with | ; operating a wheel of fortune con- | with the C. A, | cession in connection Wortham Shows, a street carnival. | Was arrested on the evening cf April 16 at Kingshighway and St. | Louis avenue. 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4 ’ : . . The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY C irculation than the morning and one other evening newspaper C MBINED Peres « eee wal WE DORA'S ape ing OS \* , bho ioors ; * a a at ia ek ee eee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Just for Tuesday Battery Chargers Tuesday Only, $7 50 Z-amp.. bulb trpe. operation, and either direct or rent reliable in eperating from alternatin cur- (Third | Manhattan Jr. Speakers Tuesday Only, $4 75 Manhattan Jr. Speakers: adjustable. pure tone and good volume. (Third Ficer.) Leather Traveling Bags Tuesday Only, $7.45 Large. full cut, Wnelish eewed, eather cor- cowhide in frame. sewed -on ners. good quality ‘ leather. Fleer.) $22.49 Fiber Reed Baby Strollers Tuesday Only, $17.85 Fine round fiber reed. finished in cafe au lait. putty. ivery, dark blue. corduroy upholstered: artillerv wheels, etc (Thirg Fleer.) 32-Inch Feather . _ Ticking Taesday Only, 27 ¢ In the wanted Biue and white ticking stripes. ‘Main Fiecer.) 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Men’s Fiber Fancy Socks Gray. cordovran and sary ¢o!- Patterns. ““tate Fleer.) $21.95 Wrought Iron Bases Tuesday Only, $16.75 er junior styte. beautiful “ Bridge s.. new Wrought [ron Bases with twist- ed steme in geld leat and Oftental ; aise ofmamental Bases and g\ats Priemea. (Feerth Ficer.) piece te main. + Sea $1.95 Torcheres | Twesday Only, $1.39 ee aett tak: wick ot. t 4u7 sof pfelvcRhreme fancy desias*s with ter (Peurth Fleer.» : -™ ——_ i hy » : . _ “9 te ee Sere eee eee | | ee mE ee ‘ ad vt $ . | , } = _ re “= nm > ~~ ad - - - deco ° . ’ a Charge A ccount—It Always Pays to Buy at Nugents _— $4.95 Spread Sets Tuesday Only, $4 39 Deuble-bed size krinkied Spread, with roll cover ‘to match: pretty color combin:- tiens, ecru, roee, gold and lavender. 4Nain Fleer.) gt han RS co ger — i a, ee oe. ; ~ ae - - a “ a * es — Se . ( «i ete. ste re eS Pe a — LL a IO gO gy ee : pee eeeees —— i | $6.00 and $7.00 : Girdles Tuesday, $3.95 Girdles of the new straightline types. Elastic cembined with pink ore- eadée: all long below waist, giving smart lines ! ‘(Feuarth Fieer.’ ¢ ——— Men’s Athletic Union Suits Tuesday Only, 63c Natnseok Union Swits, in no sleeve, knee length style. Sizes 34 to 44. | (Main Fleer.) = ‘ gy cg th ggg tap tage lama Sale of 762 Smart . Selected F: ~~ = Se _" Tom Because we are moving inio our new department in a few days, we must reduce our stocl:s to make the move all the easier. Styles for misses and matrons, in both large and small head sizes, are represented in this collection of the season's smartest modes. ‘ No woman can afford to miss this opportunity of pur- chasing a new Hat at such a great saving. Tuesday Only, $4.95 Just the thing for outings and ciubhouses: very strong spring, and it plays a 1@-inmch record; Toy Dept. (Third Ficer.) ed — — Our Regular $5 to $7.50 Groups Also two other groups reduced $4 00 and $6 00 for quick ci@aramee.............. , ‘ —— OO Lo a — os = Se i, tl tl iil ll me ttle al ee Ae —-— ——— om = a gy a gO a Oe -~ A great many of our higher-priced Hats are also reduced at great savings to vou because of this removal sale. * Beginning 10 O’Clock Tuesday -_ a These garments were specially centributed to us ‘way under- price by a generous marnufac- turer, who sacrificed his own - . . > WS profits in order to heip us give our customers really wonder- ful values. There's group of these marvelous an enormous Coats—more than 300. And the 300 women who get them will never forget what extraordinary Coat _ values ther secured in this sale. Regular Sizes Juniors — 15 to 19. Misses’ —l14 to 20. Women's 36 to 4. Made of the Wanted New Spring “et Fabrics Satins, Lorsheen, Poiret Twills, Twillblooms, Twillsheens, Velva- » Suedes, Manitoba A Coat Event That Will Stir the Whole City FINE COATS Highest Values $40! Lowest Values $25! The price of these Coats—only $19 — "Ds ~o healt a!l Aer Tle is absolutely mdiculous ° enaracter or the gcar- All are of fine quality he, ex al! ma 7 2 ar q Ti «fo aorics, Weil Mace anc aii SHA ? ineu \ ' oo“ wf . ‘ 4 ’ , , - £/ ; ~*~ , Ce ae wee ree _ * ._-* Sizes Smart Coats at $19 ia s | enderizing styles for stylish stouts —48 to 52 ooo! You May Choose Fuge T hese Every Coat is brand new. Spring's very latest strles are featured. Many are fur-bordered, others are quite plain, in the popu- lar double-breasted and Prince cf Wales effects. Also flare fronts, ripples, straightlines. Coat Colors Tiger- wood, Eye, Gingersnap, Pondre Blue, Sandal- Arab, Wigwam, Gravel. Waffle, Cocoa, Beige, Navy Blue, Brown, Black. (Secoad Fleer—‘Y agests.; ra Rugs S$x12 size These Rugs are less in the very latest designs and colorings. $40 value: verr special ta the back In the newest patterns and Special price, square yard —__- pe >. & sa + «& Smith’s Ardsley Axminsters And Other Popular Makes VTen seam- $29.95 ) > = ~ — of designs ete seiection iii @and very hard $35 Seam! f >*4 — ae oy — Ve! @¢ : - / sl - FiLca -* um Rugs . ] ialocteetetetetinehestaeeenmsenemmiemnnemmenniaemeae —- . . . . .** * . . 600 Sets. Stvie imeiudes full valance with > ~ a Gi iine ~> wet. . " iiJ* 4% a * tre-bac Ss. Made nk and blue ruffles. Voile $5.00 Ruffled Curtain Sets -=--~ $1.95 4 inches ~ Artificial Drapery Silks = —— P= F ’ |? 4 ifs as ws arti 5 Wo effects *fests. ederfu! J $2.75 Ruffled Curtain Sets } double ruff ~ t*¢ a ; 1 ad > D4 quality splash voile and trimmed \eeeedqeeteees8e@eceseseeceseeseTete#seeteete« $1.95 Ruffled Grenadine Curtains 160° pairs of dotted grenadine Curtains in : rime quality rrenc e. Shewn in the nn ant? be ipec a i+ eat ea Ose te - at i Ae ‘on 4 . , . shades with colored ruffies tn pink average wicth and ‘engih. Various size dots. o- s _ e ao > 3 ~ . |? Q aa ry agi ins it 00 _Omp:@te With ' ae - o ina ™ Set *-* — . o Jie-backs. Pair... Ble Ria . $5.95 Artificial Silk Panels "50 ertificial silk Panels: bottoms ati trimmed with bullion frirce. range of shadow Each .. ¢. pair cur- hare scalloped . $3.95 (Third Fieer—NVagents.) a a a di The Big Sale of Refrigerators—Save on the Most Refrigerators tGoiden oak finished case. white ename! lined provision chamber; 40-.b. ice capacity. Convenient family. or the camp or club. Top icer style. $15.00 “Sta-Kold” The for smal! Sale price, Ox $35.00 Refrigerators “Sta-Kold” on Apartment strie: rich golden oak finish -~Goor front irer large i10¢0-lb. ice chamber and white enameled prevision com- partmen: equipped with pa emed self-ciosinge locks A wonderful valve at 242 Peferred parmeats—i ‘ey wish Needed Comfort! 3 $27.50 Refrigerators “Sta-Kold” 4-doer «ide-icer style fn chamber equipped with sani- tary wire #helves, easy clean- abie drain-pipe and seif-clos- ing locks: verr special at 185 mar = Foster Bed Sp High - grade; a Sears. Elliptic steel S| ports, strong and comf 7 all styles and sized beda ~~ Tuesday Only, ‘ : ible cross-ties. steel sise (Third pound. Wont pack or edge. Made of choice all-cotte, $2.50 Silk Teddlias Tuesday Only, 4 Made of crepe de oe tub silk: bedice +: vith lace ineerticen, and touches of bend Pastel colers. Sizes 36 (Peerth | ee eS, $1 Costume Slips Tuesday Only, 696 Costume Slips made of Some quality cotton sateen, pas lewty of fullness over the eep pleated flounce Sises 354 White and flesh. ‘+ ourth a GOOD assortment of imported and domestic | | make Caps is featured for ' Tuesdays selling. They — | are in one-pfece and eight- ; er styles; newest | | shades and colors—checks, | Tuesday Only, a $4-inch, beautiful quality, ; : from fine French wren, b: plaids — ee ae finish; twit! ck: . | . ining. sizes ne midsummer shades of ’ Silk serge £ | heise. oy rose. siGe._@ ‘Mens Hat Sbop—Main Fieor French bive or lobster. (Mats lane ; =8 Men's New! —_—e a é ; : —— — _ “Boy Scout Bugles Tuesday Only, $3.75. A limited nunibe® of ra Bugies. at a verry spectal (Third ii ren fabri > ” et 4. —— 25c Stem swar Twesday Only, 6 ies z Men's Swea $s Beactifu! 1 eedie ’ pattern. Lead Siewe firsts. Stem Water sherbet. ice cream, a tail. wine and cécktail (Feurth Fine aeualitr porcelam Bird feature decoration, Compiete service ‘Tom Sawye -59e Rors “Tom Sawyer” Blouses _ with sport collar and short Ss: patch pockets. Large $6.95 Dinner | 36 Pieces Tuesday Only, $4 fer $6 ‘ ‘ 7 Glass Butter Jars” One-pound size. obdi oe. can . nas na “is om i F. . = : for refriaerator vse aot ‘(Fearth Fieer nt of stripes, checks novelty patterns. Also col- m-attached and hong - sleeve Myles in the lot. Sizes 6 to r6. mA Floor and Thrift Arense— Main Foor) High-erade imported this ch eage »oat ice fer iz rs — 39 50 Di , orm 100 Pieces * S < : Tuesday Only, $26 a aid ivory Fast- for ’ —_" (Fegra 5 == beautiful deceration and ali pieces persona. ha. 7 j i Mirre sa/iuminen; S-cup size with safet Suk cord and i-piete $9.50 Electric — Percolators . ~ H ghb-grade Usiverssi 4 guaranteed 7 quick beating Curling ives strong spring. co and piug. Fal $ 52c Curling s Boys’ Athletic $ —— - ——

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Foster Bed Spring Tuesday Only, $9.90 High - grade; warranted ears. Elliptic steel coil, fleas ports, strong and comfortable: all styles and sized heds. + for Nugents Pride Mattresses Tuesday Only, $14.45 Made of choice all-cotton feit, 56. bund. Won't pack or spread: roll €, Square tufied, covered wita d art ticking. (Third Fleer.) $2.50 Silk Teddi Gy ~ Made of crepes de chine and tub silk; bodice top, trimmed With lace insertion, medallion and touches of hand embroidery. Pastel colors. Sizes 36 to 44. | (Fourth Fleer.) $1 Costume Slips Tuesday Only, 69c pstume Slips made of lity cotton sateen, bodice ‘top, tty of fullness over the hips: » pleated flounce. hite and flesh. $1.25 Princess Slips Tuesday Only, 79¢ Extra-size Princess Slips, made of good quality cotton sateen; bodice top. Cut very full, made with deep pieated flounce. Size 48 to 52. White only. f (Fourth Fileor.) $3.95 Flannel Tuesday Only, $3.50 B4-inch, beautiful quality, made sm fine French yarns, soft, rich nish: twill back: @ midsummer shades of lio, ay, rose, saddle, green, rench blue or lobster. (Main Floer,) “Boy Scout Bugles” Tuesday Only, $3.75 A limited numbet of these Bugics, at a very special price. (Third Fleer.) 2.25 White Epingle Tuesday Only, $1 85 . fine alil-wool, finely wo- ®.inch, - medium - weight cord Weave: brie. for coats, BSROS. suits, 25c Stem Glassware Tuesday Only, 6 for $ ] ’ Beautiful needle edge band attern. lead blown quality, irsts. Stem water goblets, sherbet, ice cream, fruit cock- ii, wine and cocktail glasses. (Fourth Floor.) $6.95 Dinner Sets 36 Pieces — Tuesday Only, $4.98 Fine quality porcelain with rd feature decoration, psmplete service for 6 persons. (Fourth Glass Butter Jars Tuesday Only, 14c One-pound size, oblong shape, ood clear glass with co\ er, Always handy in any home; fine for refrigerator vse. (Fourth Floer—Nagents.) $36.50 Dinner Sets 100 Pieces Tuesday Only, $29.95 High-erade imported thin Bavarian ina, beautiful ivory tint ge decoration. pat and all pieces for chin for 12 persons. $9.50 Electric Percolators Tuesday Only, $7 49 High-grade Universa) polished Mirro aluminum; handle style. valve. on 2, iy “a | Just for ¥. "4 Tuesday | ¥ ible cross-ties, steel slatted sUp- ‘a (Third Floor.) | J a a Tuesday Only, $ 1 95 oe : SD a Sizes 36 to 44. | (Fourth Fleer.) — light weight, in — white, — shirts of ~ _ b love | gold edges ; Floor.) — porder J Fast-stand gravy. | a serve © (Foyrth Floor) —

99 Coaster evenings. (Third Floor.) attached and neckband me in white and colors 16 im the lot. { “ as } f. 434 en’s English Broad- | cloth Shirts . Tuesday Only, $1.39 English Broadcloth Shirts in ” Sires 14 | Main Fleer.) — 16x36-inch : body, painted in we * Colors. Have roller- sa 6 double-disc wheels, Se-inch tires. A well “sed wagon that. will 5, 880d hervice. ~+6 hoe) 2 ¥ gt (Toy Dept.— Fifth Floor.) - 66 nc 6 0nd 6ds} > og aks 29c Tesnta Pie Cee oe. a. «> he hwks 0008 che Ae ae Curad Sanitary Napkins, roll of 6.................. 29C All-rubber Sanitary Step-in Bloomers........... 25¢ Kiddies Fancy Rubberized Aprons.................25¢€ Two-Promg «Cart BOG ia on oan 6c cee Ast wves ces: 10¢ black. ee ee ~—- ON i’ (Notion Dept. and Thrift Arenue—Main Floor.) .. $1.49 Tub Crepes—In those sports stripes that are so smart; candy, rainbow and Roman effects, in fast colors; 32 inches wide; yard................ $2.59 Regular and oo oe... hrea Tai- —_ .1§¢ Nn en ‘Me Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED AER & FULL 7 Women’s Union Suits IGHT-WEIGHT cot- | L ton Union Suits, in 59¢ most all styles, and a good 4s- sortment of sizes. (Main Floor.f -_ — Women’s Union Suits LIGHT-WEIGHT cot- 6 ton Union Suits; tai- 3c lored tops with cuff or shell knee. Sizes 46, 48 and 50. (MPain ev ioor.) Prayer Book EY OF HEAVEN, _ din white celluloid $1.00 binding with clasp; picture on outer cover and crucifix. (Book Shep—Second Floor. : Apartment Set LUE Howo Japa- B nese china in all- $5.95 over blue-and-white decoration 32 pieces complete service for Six persons. (Fifth Floor.) —— -— ; Net Tunics ITH tiny shoul- Ww der dian oa $ | 1.98 rounded necks; richly embroid- ered in self color designs. (i,ace Dept Main Filiooer.) Silk Pongee, Yard DOMESTIC all-silk 75C Pongee in natur- al tan color; very heavy weight; 36 inchés wide. (Second Floor.) Chiffon Hose. Pair OMEN'S excel- $ | 95 lent quality, all silk chiffon Hose ‘ita Paris lace clockings: in a.1 the most popular Spring shades. (Main Floor.) Thrift Avemss The Buy-Way of St. Louis Artificial Sweet Peas 39c Bunch A large assortment of colors: 12 sprays to bunch; suitable for low bowls. Artificial ferns shades of red, per leaf.. Boys’ Blouses, 48c Sport Blouses of percale in strive and plain colors, short sleeves, large lay-down collar and one pocket. Sizes 6 to 16. 12-Cup Percolators, $1 Pure Aluminum Brand Per- colators, with aluminum inset. Glassware, 69c Each Beautiful hand-cut and colored Glassware, including cake trays, candy jars, fruit bowls and many others. Bath Towels, 39c Heavy weight, bleached terry cloth Bath Towels, neatly hem- med: measure 22x44. Novelty Handkerchiefs 2 for 25c Women's dainty colored and white linen Handkerchiefs, finished with footing edge. Boudoir Lamps, $3.59 Decorated glass shades in ine several eu /scenic effect and metal base. complete with cord and plug. Panel Curtains; 53c Ea. Nottingham Panels that are extra wide and average length; overlocked edges; white only. Toilet Articles Williams Talcum, (limit 3 onnds. GR Skagebnbeeed 10¢ Twin Cocoa Castile Soap 77C dozen. ete ss 23 £4708 SP 7 (Limit 2 dozen cakes) ER - a > a sale Tuesday. Artificial Silk Bedspreads | | $5.95 © | SOLID-colored backgrounds | * } of rose. Copenhagen, laven- der or gold. Have scalloped edge \ and cut corners. for full-size beds. (Second .F'oor ) ‘ \ — a a a | 8ixtos inches, 100 on special Boxed Stationery | | | . 25e ACH box contains 18 sheets of white fabric- finish initial writing pa- per, 6 initialed correspond- ence cards and 24 enve- lopes with gold-paneled initials. -An offering~ of unusual merit. -_ _ oe J (Main Floor.) _ Cedar Chests } 1 420 ELL-BUILT Chests of gen- uine Tennessee red cedar. Queen Anne style, with a dull finish. They are in the desir- able 42-inch length; equipped with lock, key and casters. on special sale Tuesday. 35 (Sixth-Floor.) Dainty Bedlights $325 BEAUTIFUL Bedlights of silk, cotered with Georgette. May be had in b'ue, rose, lavender or tan, trimmed with gold braid and French flowers and metallic ribbon. Complete with cord, plug and pull chains. (Art Needlework—Second F'1.) Iced Tea cial price. ET consists of six Iced Tea Spoons, heavily silver plated in bright or French gray fin- ish. Guaranteed for ro years of wear. Two patterns are offered for selection at this very spe- (Silverware Dept. and Thrift Ave- nue—Main Floor) +12 IGH TEEN -PIECE Sets, consisting of six handled iced tea: glasses with a neat cut de- sign, six coasters and six hollow-stem sippers. A very practical Sev at a small cost. (Fifth #looer.) Colonial Rockers (Book Shop—Seeond Floor.) eee ce een (Thrift Avenve—Main Floor.) ; » ~— ee hve ere. 1 oe ee i. Seek | a ceo esi aer Pr pe BBR RR ST BROS oe WR ee a eee ee Nee Pag. ss .. ._ gs le eee eee COWVRIVETD eee ae aii ee ee ey il sage 9 mi liaR gE * ¥ » ng —— Pe) pee r

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Mart 4. 1925. ; — 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY C Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBIN wi RS ES i = a ae ee alll ecilincionienn ee 4 ae EEE ie, - EEE . =— See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 11 and 12. - se Linen Guest Towels 2:25 ig FAMO U s -BARK CO, me 500 | Ome t € ove oso || Stamps Ti Pp Ss ] uesday We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of ‘of Merchandise ders—with space for monogram. Cash or $2.90 in | Merchandise— Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West - ———— a ema ame As a Feature of National Music Week, We Will Present Tom Waring in a Recital Tuesday ere Oy ae Ae? OG 0998 OO Be wd OE « i : $2.50 and $3 Values $1.25 to $1.50 vaegee~Cheice | ee nel ae ““inderella™ garments of splendid wash fal $? , . ‘ | 45 X | 8D Dresses have -Dloomers and embroidered r . 2) To So ! if : "> 3 on .3e ——_— an — IA . "+ se cr 2 -s ’ . : ne on ste Lovely eam | || Special—Imported Suis aad au Hats for eae ~ i | , ; Tuesday—The oy Shier Day for Mothers to Share in Our Remarkable May Sale of ; Afternoon at 3:00 o’Clock—in Our Music Salon | . - 3 ¢ . : r 2 : . "4 > 3 @ Tom Waring. popular Victor artist and leader of W aring s ngs incur Mus at | i # - | gy : Loew" S State Theater this week, will Pe a novel program of so in our Music ) é q OUTS dren’ Wegqr | 22S REE Y | 3 3 ’ « } > 3 ) ty # : { : ; . Ba , . . Uni F i — i | HE: ® Kimball Grand Pianos A Unique Feature | ° ° | > 3 4s an added feature of National] c Week. I hange for the olde “Aimbail” Plans — : —Midsummer Garments and Many Accessories at Extreme Savirtgs } : pith jas po a6, “nae ri gn ar, setae est gramme se oxtaeal i AE re oxigiah | : : Grands at a very special priee. The Pianos rchasers family). within i¢¢@ miles of | : @ Here is value-giving so extraordinary that mothers of foresight will supply their children’s needs for : are: of imiatit> Gente ts Geen Gani whet ane : Louis, we will give a new apartment ers : | the entire season—thus effecting unusual economy. Many spec “ially purchased groups are offered. . &3 regular $595 values, offered this week only 29 Kimbell Grand. If you think yours & a | j ‘ : : % % =‘ OS si ccciktsnbcbicd twikacacu gua een . $695 write us. giving serial number, style and other ; | 1 23% particulars. Music Salee—Sizth Fier Hi ; , ° ret nn ~~ ' i Baby Boys’ Suits Summer Hats /| =: . | y : : Suits, Dresses and Cr eepers Ba PERE eae SS You, Too, Should Re-Curtain Your Home During the [ a.” ".| Infants’ Dresses — jake Cribs brim styles; many trimmings =| China May Sale ot Curtal 1 $3 to $4 Value 10V Voile Frock ia : $2.00 to $3.00 Dresses ae oe ~weeen tt Dee Featuring $12.50 Value, Pair ; 7 i ) ar : ' _-— + = - /_- ° : . . A r . 7 tj ’ . —SSS=> . Sample tailored and fancy Suits with belts and collars: sizes 6 months : at . * ‘nm 6 Pre rn ” ~ >| — na of well-known makes an we _ en _- —— ——-— - alae = : . or deis and net an fl lingerie Hats in ‘carriage orlarge- jf a a ee | 7 Le es — ’ | i | ie : : Infants Dresses —of nainsook——-many are sam- sited S i , wears excellently. On Swiss netting—in ad fancy styles: for ses capa mal Bre. cere rae } || © 100-piece Dammer secs ff ivory tint only. 36 and 40 inches wide : 59c¢ to 69c Values infants to 2 years: $1.25 to ge lac e or embroiderr—tailered er. /- $2 and $3 Values ] of Limoges Fretch Ba- | 2a" ae : | varian, Japar - 4» and 2°. vards long. kreen fer excelient medern features and sanitation Ts model has stde ice door, white ename!l Laing and beavy imsc- ’ tt . Specia! = and Dresses in emc A ce-trimmed —_—— m Sp» - ried C ~ ware Handmade chambray or dimiy || | lesigns i $10 and $12 @~ ¢= 3: nate Valae. at Refrigerators . Yoke-style or shirred-from-the- ous styles, many smec ked or em- light ~ red voile ® Se «eg : i] es E Values i. pair : . in, . 2 oa : % ts F " ‘ >. a ei rmyerts —s — i 5 a0 % : ; ow = ‘ ———————l lO Oi RR SO . ' in meca SiUDS, a'So Gertrude strie broidered $6.83 to $s - with laces and ca a: Waste ana colors with : Sets mary he pur- es White Frest™ round all metal : petticoats: infants te 2 vears values at 4 a : tite agp Smocaing and fAand-stitchineg % chased oo @eferred Lustrous asement ‘«ur- Shadewr an a” Poin: d Eaprit asd 4 o- shed an. white or gra; a . —n es > Gos a. - ea ° ruli ges Special at months to 4 vears paymecat piza. ; , ‘ e "ae a — ‘ - = ae WRK pesrenitertinatiest year Third Fleer © with F te r H taias — SsoOme¢ Ve ever uu BsiiS Pe | Por ages , grenadine iarre a ze Cer k = i + aces Shadows weare —made of choice pets and with dainty tn cad oe ¥ ’ ty { su8u a2.fG “-* : | pattern Ss—im ponsgee tint fringe finished tie- backs. an $16.95 Lawn Swings 3s Bunga. anne a Royer gliding Sane lLarn =w ng = full i‘z>—astrone bullt and nicely 95 ic finished: Tuesdar 4. o “39 — (ln be (as Renee... For House, Porch and Outing Wear—New 3 Rayon Dresses & a Featured in the Basement Economy Store Tuesda of 1 = — Dres An Event of Immense Interest and Importance—Women, Misses and Matrons Should Attend Early All Just Unpacked, Revealing Latest Spring and Summer Styles : : ' —a Splendid Value at 5 @ The kind of practical wash Dresses which every woman and miss needs — all in Straightline style, with mid- dy, Bertha or sports collars; choice of striped. checked, broken or blocked patterns allel $1156 “Vieard laws Mowers, $12.96 “Invincible” Lava $13.56 “Invincibie” lawn $4.95 Bentwood lawn setstes, $8.25 Beatwood Lawes sSeticcs. $9.95 Upright La “Leader” brand upright Lawns & Loen—very streng and built for clal Tuesday . cad a « [ek £ARA HPP OH “9? ers Be Extraordinary V alues, Even for This Popular . Apparel Shop, at ..... SPpe ete va ; in a variety of pleasing col- , ors, Sizes 16 to 46. : t ; 4 Lace edgings, satin / Timely eae : binding, braid and | € Fifteen hundred Dr s dct received f et, ee : ) es 4 meee — buttons are the trim. | a ie ec esses Jusi received Irom the makers and ready for your choosing at 9 Af gap : mings. | » clo« uecsaav mor ning’ 3 very one of them an extraord':narv value at $11! A won derfull, one Be, CCI . . : ) : colorful assortment! In selecting these Dresses for vour Spring and Summer wardrobe you'll be oe j . Third Fleer | on latest Sivles. with the many attractive stvle and trimming e ffects that make them de- “af | Popular Kinds—At $ : | ’ | aati becoming. You can fill every frock need of the season here Fuesdavy, for this eollection b 3, | > . | a i | includes sports, street, afternoon and semi-for . ’ @ A Springtime Offering of New Reed i | - mal models. ; 2 ; 4 Zz ; ; | og . ol ¥ ' = + > = oS”, cae ~ Black and Charming Colors Fashion’s Favored Materials Powder Blue Georgette Crepe Sports Silks Blonde Fiat Crepe .Crepe Satin - : Cocoa Printed Crepe Striped Crepes = | ‘. sek. ee -ep-~ - a |} Baby Strollers; : $22.50 Value, Spectral at toh ya Dp , . . wwe (CF, ij) »-j | ee pip pbb bbb bbb bbb bbb bbb bb bb bhp pbb hhh hhh bh hh db bb bo Rn, 9066666666606 604660646464646664646466646666466 4 = Black we T ‘ $5.50 Scooters ; “ a w | ——— $3 O08 4 : | . 3 i j R Adie tes will have much fun ; > 4 win these Sidawaik > Seooeters, ballcen tires diac + ; , " : a : whe 2 : ; . ‘ « inte arge - sise | ; 4 es and parking sanc. 4 Mireiiers are made . . =~ : : in the eellapaibie stvie« heeds, sedjustable backa, » moter Buzze: with leatherette heeds etc. Ther are eae = Sam horn. motormeter and adjustabie Pack> aark Dive er tan. A and upholstered $13.50 a. : e- -§ ; 2 4 $7.50 222” $10.50 ; ¥Yaine F SS ‘ > priced .eeees ® ‘$1 = Ve ox ‘wll tubal wr frame hak- q 6-_Sring wheels. & bicycle spokes $12.96 i * >; Seanmed _. wae Taiee «.. 917.50 Goe@-looking Reed Baby scigntifically, constree with reed eee. rer — A; heeds and cther up-to- n fen heote, ete. date equipmen rts Pes el 3 a Als "rrr, rrrrrrrrrrrrrerereFeeFefetT??-? ee ae C+ TR rn en eee DADA AAAAAA AE bh hhh banana | es \ a ks ee es, eee Ne a a a a a eee ee |lULellle e ee SS | lL, ey Mer amr os a Se lar at thst ts it. ea +e es unio» av ee WONDA YT. Ts. . mf

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ONDAY, MAY 4. 1925, 2. monogram. excellent quality all-linen huck, hing and beautiful damask bop. ————— ee —— + + ~~ — a as a mn eeerertee ~ ll Present Sal on Pennsylvanians at e Feature » oldest “Kimball” nal purchaser or within 100 miles of 1] number, ——————— eee Ceseeteeneeaes . Tuesday ngs in our Music Salon s tuneful Victor records. Piano Original! new apartment style No. f you think yours is oldest, ice style and other ay Music Salon—Sixth Floor | the St. pur Home During | tu ’ 4 HH a Ir ant Mat La tif i e * $3.75 value, pair 85 weave _color ts and tm & sx S grenadine with dainty tie-backs. . . . = > + a *, we “oe > ~ ; + > ° . e > » x FF ~ . . — . . 0 s. > >» * . . — > . | aa, 2. | s . . ee > >* * ene By -é i As ON Oe . Ye . ‘ ws a _ e*7** out a Ser = = 5 ENS,” . ono sbesoeae / Tuesday! A Very Exceptional Buying Opportunity, Offering 100 Choice oyal Wilton Rugs more than 100 St. so profitably! $77 to $81 Values at @ One hundred of these Kugs—and _ probably Louisans who would like to take advantage of the opportunity of -buying There is a gratifying variety — featuring beautiful Persian and Chinese de- signs. The colors emphasize the deep, rich, — especially mulberry, blue and tan. gives an added touch of splendor to the The two most popular sizes are included—8.3x10.6 and 9x12. quiet shades Rugs! i eee eee ors Arrangements be made to purchase any of these Rugs on convenient our ferred Payment Plan. taupe, rose, Heavy fringe may De- Fifth Floer 0 - » Tuesday—Attractive Special Offers Are Presented, Enabling Many to Profit Remarkably in the Selection of | Refrigerators & Summer Housewares Automatic Refrigerators $36.50 Value 9318 Automatic efrigerators are known for ct modern features and sanitation. This model has side ice door, white enamel lining and heavy insu- lation. $72 Refrigerators Illinois Refrigerators $28.95 Value 242 “Tllinois’’ will prove thor- sati tnabane and this model is very popular. Side icer, about capacity— with white enamel! lining. $49.95 Refrigerators The oughly 50-Ib. “Challenge” side icer with “White Frost” round all metal seamless white porcélain lin- finished in w a te or pe in gz an ad heav y insula- large size; Co - $62. 50) | tion; just 12 at, = insulated... not spam 39.95 $16.95 Lawn Swings $49.50 Refrigerators Boyer gliding 4 stvie Lawn “Automatic” side icer, white Swings in full ‘size—strongly ename! lining; about 100-1b. built and nicely - ice capacity; 43 95 . finished: ‘Tuesday $14.95 TUGUGRD 4s fee He% $ ° ES EE I OO $49.95 ON Ee $59.95 NE a a ee $64.95 rr rr rr tes beep eee $69.95 rr ss ewe ee ada t a vies $89.95 $3.95 “Media” Garden Hose, 5,-inch, 25 feet...... $2.69 $4.50 “Media” Hose, *-inch, 25 feet............. $2.95 $6.95 “Media” Hose, %-inch, 50 feet ........... $4.38 $7.85 “Media” Hose. *4-inch, 50 feet ......--.... $5.90 $6.95 “Tip Top” Lawn Mowers, 12-inch size...... $5.95 $10.45 “Mount Tom” Lawn Mowers, 16-inch ...... $8.95 $11.50 “Wizard Lawn Mowers, 16-imdh............ $9.50 $12.95 “Invincible” Lawn Mowers, 14-inch........ $10.95 $13.50 “Invincible” Lawn Mowers, 16-inch. ..-..... $11.50 $6.95 Bentwood Lawn Settées, 4-foot size..-....... $5.95 $8.25 Bentwood Lawn Settees, 5-foot size.......... $7.25 $9.95 Upright Lawn Swings “Leader’’ brand tion—very strong cia] Tuesday —- Lawn Swings of full wee construc- nn ee ee ae ee ee Sh em ee ee. Oe Sees. 8 ae 2 8 828 oO 82 8 8 2.8 ah a Refrigerators and Ranges on Deferred Payments If Desired A Sanico Ranges $85.00 Value 95 462 Sanico all-porcelain rustiess Gas Ranges with white porcelain door panels and splash back. 18-inch right or left oven Connection included. $48.50 Nye Ranges Side-oven Gas Ranges with broiler; 16-inch right ofr left hand oven; white porce- lain panels and splash back....... $29. 95 $59.50 Nye Ranges 16-inch right or left hand oven, white porcelain door panels and splash back: nicke! $34.95 trimmings } — — — — ———— et ee ee Leonard Refrigerators $122.50 Value 1128 A most worth-while saving on a splendid, highly efficient model; all white porcelain— inside and out—trimmed with nickel. Just 12 in the lot. $63 Refrigerators Round ‘White Frost’ Refriger- ators——al]l metal- either white or gray finish: cork {[n- wists 28 $52.50 $33.50 Refrigerators | Leonard Refrigerators $54.95 Value 843% Side-icing Leonard Refrigera- tors lined with sanitary, seam- less white porcelain and ar- ranged for utmost conveni- ence. Case in golden oak fin- ish. | $46.95 Refrigerators “Leonard” side-icing Refriger- ators with seamless porcelain lining: excellent $41] 95 ‘ * size; Tuesday .. if $39.50 Refrigerators oe ee ee _ “Illinois’ side icer with white | “Economic” saves ice and ename! lining; about 75-lb. | food; white seamless porcelain capacity | lining: good size: ey re TE ee $29.50 Tuesday ........ $32.95 $9.50 Bentwood lawn Scttees, 6-foot size........ $8.45 $4.95 Porch Swings, 4-foot size. }j...... "Nin so Age $3.95 56.50 Porch Swings, &-foot eize..........cccccees $5.45 ee ee kw bec ecewaccacen $1.7 $1.00 Grass Catchers for Lawn Mowers............ 7 0« eae Ge A OD ce etek aca eandecene $3.50 B.G0 Bereem BroeGem, S.FOnE 16... .. cc ccc wwbeccnce. $2.10 SE. Gee meme, B.8OwG. 00.4... ccc ccc cc cben $1.70 $3.50 Gor@em Beers, B.30nG.06. .......cccccccccbowe $2.7 eee es cee cdc wcsccclwecn $3.° NE re ne $° $3.43 Screen Doors, 3x7 feet............c.ccceu. 7 $1 Window Screens, adjustable, 36x37 inch....... 85c Window Screens, adjustable, 30x37 inch..... 68c Window Screens, adjustable, 24x37 inch...... : $2.75 Gallon Can ¥F.. & B. Mixed Paint............ $2.25 Gase of L Choice of Crystal White. P. & White Laundry Soap; no phon the case, of 100 bars VS fe? 2 aundry Soap G. White Naphtha or Lighthouse é or mail orders: special, $3 75 of Basement Gallery BOBS EOVV0009090009 909 5900000000509 9000900008 0000008 ha eee eh eh) | | $3.98 2 Kiddies will have much fun | With these Sidewalk !| Scooters, balloan tires, disc wheels and parking stand. 37, 95 Doll Cabs Doll Carriages of woven fiber with reversible gear, rubber tires and $10 95 + adjustable hood. $19.95 Automobiles —with motor buzzer, bumper, horn, motormeter and upholstered $13 50 $15.95 Velocipedes Full tubular frame. bali- b.aring wheels: $12 O8 ° . bicycle spokes $16.50 Automobiles > 2s) Cs £2 26 2 2s “? Timely Offerings of Kiddies’ Wheel Toys Popular Kinds—At Savings, Tuesday Strongly constructed Coast- er Wagons with roller ball- bearings, rubber tires and stee] braces. $9.95 Automobiles Automobiles painted bright red and having motometer, bumper and $7.98 rubber tires.....-. $7.50 Coasters —of heavy gauge steel; re- tained roller bearings: steel $ 4.95 gears $2.50 Scooters All siee!l Scooters with strong steering handle and rubber $ 1.59 tires $8.50 Velocipedes Adjustable seat and handle es BS 0-028 4 8 ©2393 @.* i @ 2 @ Se O20) 820.' 2? 2 An Extraordinary Opportunity for Those Wanting to Save on 325 Taupe MohairSuites —Attractively Designed and Splendidly Built Special Tuesday. hair and with the loose cushions which "220 @ Davenport, chair and wing chair of capacious size are in each one of these Suites—all ppholstered in a serviceable grade of the much-wanted taupe mo- add so charm of living-room furniture. $450 Dining Suites _of combination walnut and , ' ' $300 Bedroom Suites —0of walnut and hardwood: Three Pieces much a to the comfort and ' - Davenport Suites A Davenport that opens to Equipped with cast steer- bare: rubber tires; nickel ing wheel, horn. wind- trim- 5 95 shield, and Ce rs Ie ° upholstery Si | 95 Basement Gallery : . , é ® 7 4 hardwood; oblong dining vanity and a full-size bed; a chair and table, serving table. china “— eran : . a wing chair in these Suites cabinet, buffet and five wardrobe; mahogany draw- —al}] pieces in Baker velo ir, chairs * and one nega! er work and dustproof con- with loose cushione. * $169 with tapestry seats and struction: pieces sold sep- Special at backs. $295 arately if desired. $225 Special at ... A | Bae hr eae ae . Seventh Fileor " j i. ‘ a poe RR Ee es ee” ‘tie gee ot . Electric Coffee Urns $27.50 £ Beautiful and useful appliances that make ideal wed- Grecian pattern, ivoroeid trim- Sar bow! may be had to match Basement Gallery Automobile Owners! Profit by Our Exceptional Auto Accessory Sale '—and Show—Now in Progress on the Sixth Floor! q The opportunities to save and the numerous interesting dem- onstrations make this Auto Accessory Show and Sale superior to all its predecessors! ues offered! | ‘ oD — rr cette t-te Ea ne ee ae - on the market today. ' There’s Real Tire Economy in This Offering of A. T.C.-Cord Tires Featuring the 30x3'% Standard Size—Tuesday at. . Tires in this particular group are the The 30x3% standard size. A. T. C. ig and longest wear. adjustment basis. Other A. T. (c. Tires at: Savings Tires Tubes 30x31, 88...$ 9.95 $1.48 SOxBe ....... 9.19 32x31, ..... 12.58 1.55 Gee Si: 13.95 1.79 32x4 . 14.95 2.10 SS kidaas 16.95 2.15 ee 16.25 2.25 S2x4t% ..... 17.65 2.75 33x44 ..... 18.04 2.80 34x41 ..... 18.48 2.90 35x44 ..... 19.04 2.95 Bee sce) 21.98 3.25 ae 22.02 3.50 U.S. and Goodrich Tires Cord and Balloon Tires at Savings Unitéd States and Goodrich Tires are among the leaders They are built to endure—and at these prices represent an unusual degree of Tire 80: Batteries Widely used Surety Bat- terles at the following prices: $17 value for Fords. .$9.95 Seat Covers Fer Ferds and Cherroliete«. Perfect fitting Seat Covere, with glove fastenings, well tailored. SL citi, a ia tia —s — which invariably stands for highest quality Sold on a 10,000 mile Take advantage Tuesday of the remarkable val- 7 a brand Balloon 1 Tires | economy : U. 5. 29x4.40....$13.95 2x35.77 Extra S008, Ch; dates $10.95 34x4 S. B..$18.90 Heavy $29.40 =, | $0x8% Cl. Giant...912.95 32x4% S. B..$23.45 31x4.95 $19.50 33x6.00 $26.80 | 30x34 S. B. Giant.$13.40 33x4% S. B..$23.95 — 20x5.25....$21.00 . 32x6.20....828.20 | | Sist” BM esgcas $15.55 34x4% S. B..$24.55 31x5.25 .$21.60 33x6.20....929.10 | \ 83m6 . BB eden $17.70 23x5 S. B..$31.18 | 30x5.77 24.60 33x6.75....836.60 | | 9856 8F. Gee $18.30 33x6.75 ..... $36.60 SGnT Oe . 2k docsdds es eee $37.20 | | v | » Sa . ee ' Auto Lights Vulcan Patches Chatter Compound $2.50 $I 95 Priced Special 4 Value ° a6 a 60¢ GBs + cual 5c The Glade Auto Light— Siatd-watecntotnd — ae Kid Becker ! Compound to which g@erves a hundred place of vulcanizing. See demon- stop the chatter in Fords. purposes for driving and stration. | Very effective. camping. Polarine Oil The nationally popular Motor Ol), special at— 5 gallons, medium... .$2.94 5 gallons, light body. .$2.88 5 gallons, heavy body .$3.25 $25 value for Buicks $13.95 POE: POSS | COROT. FO ae $29 value for Dodges, $20.95 For Ford Sedans, *17-'2: . 7. For Ford Sedans, °23-'24 a. Shaler | Fer 2-Door Sedans, ma Vul » ' Simonize Fer Chevrolet Coupes, ‘ vert | 60c Value "23.°24 . 83.95 $1.50 Value, | : 38c For Chevretet 2-Pans, Special | Special ° Coupes, °"22-"25 ...... Sale : Simonize your car and Fer Chevrolet ae on Five-minute Vulean- . "EBA"SD «+ os oes sss ‘ izers, offered complete protect it from the ele ; , | | ments—keep it bright. io omgat Gas 43 with twelve patches. | . * el An Opportunity to Save on W orth-While Offerings of ee eee eee enennne—ne 75ac Dash Lamps 60c Valve Lifters $1.25 Surcty Pedal Pad sects 35c Slip-on Pedal Pads . 5c Transmission Lining sect $2.50 Perry Locks &5 Water Pumps .. $2.50 Steel Tool Boxes Ford Fender Sets of 4 ‘$1 Auto Sponges... .s lord Front Springs Ford Rear Springs . Windshield Wipers Door Opening Curtains, right ‘side $4. 45 ord Wheel Pullers Electric Tail Liéghts. Ford Combination Wrenches y ete Pilag Wrenches nk Handle Hvulders .. Ford Accessories 60c Champion X Spark Plugs...... 39e $5 Ames BRall-Bearing Horns Auto Ash Receivers .. $1 Auto Ash Receivers .. oe sone e_veweteeFes 49c Sse Cte &€ st ee Other Accessories $1.00 Auto Flower Vases gene eee te $3.95 A. C. Spark Plugs, %-inch sizt......59e¢ 39 Miller-Valls Ball-Bearing Screw | "9: Jacks Sto tBedeocete peter eeeees 2.95 : -—_ Combination Step and Tall Lights. ) ee ee Fe 6 special ot | Wing Seek me 50c NickM-Plated Plicrs...........300 © FUPT lt ll $5.00 Holstein Pumps............83.75 a lie Automobile Towing Cable .. $1.29 .59e Alumjnum Step Frame Rubber Mats, & ee $1.39 ge De ee a . $1.39 | 2 ah ae AE $3.95 Minute Meter Clocks’.............8193 | $1.89 | Backeye Soap, 5-pound « P. se +. ¥ a oe) -: 4 ie z os * ai ® A eae ee + on OE = pyre SES - : * sos ge apr s page ore DF, Seay

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‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH ane: has MORE CITY C ireulation than the morning and one = evening eA LL ALLEL LLL ALLE LO AE x) euoes UentBevoer Paney a Olive and Lecust From Ninth to Tenth € Hundreds of “Man Nearts "Run Down Attacks Word and Instro- > mental Rolls from Another in Dark; Both Ge : aa“ ae Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Over-New York Viaduct. | ‘want to select yobr tritieus for favorites Every esters and ‘ - -_— ter — CU OE bee, ee ] lgaraze worker, 2! Sixth LOO! home. On the way beth wien ca! Teesday Special” signs in every department store. Riu. — e u matic SES near being run down © : mobile. and ashwormkR ennriuengea - — (Temperature Control aed fish ‘Sime driver secep:ea Sterling Pin Set ea tecate | | Woolen Remngnts 25% ¢ Off Contin uously ge nga we pearl Regularly $3 and $3.25 Regularly — Present Reduced Prices 2 Lisie garter tops. soles Pty Se Pea gs Me ALS, Si coe dite %4 we hes Kot ao LN alps ON aR PONTE " “i ’ . . .. ‘ - Bee” J x au ye eee eon mie ‘an Pago Ther mos . nad " meen ete a TO . ae a> oe 5 : te 4 +. + ; . t BAe, i p bales he, een ae nee : sane aie Ai me Ads “Salen aan ee ‘ oe : OT RII ~ from 1+, to 5 rards. — Bisse the job dav and night, has never been born. Se nen facturing © eilyer e or sweaiel == cordetan Pair ity fer the home sewer. bad od | Automatic Temperature Control is one of the many fea- penne Schwenk immediately eee Sets sam ee a Woolens Shop—Second Floor tures of the Hart Oil Burner. Al! electrica! contacts are stepped on the gas and tr:ei to; Vander s Jewelry Shop—Firs: Fiver 2 made with controls which assure positive and safe op- =, push Ashwerth off ws 2 O85 t ina liane iittala ; —_. =—— = eration. It is om the sed da} and night. | beri censpenaiet epee Sa eS Oe Sen Be ees; ‘Weaiieiiieieeeeaeees, ——— eee eae Aa ————— SEVENTY FIVE earnest e Without altering your present type at neaturg pant ashwerth ciut hed at & teem (arc a ee dmeetioumad Bedding Specials for Tuesday Only ets ; { BECK up 12 feet of the guard rs'’ at ‘he? Regularly 30c Yard ; Whit p ae . 7 H¢ RAC ‘FE W elge of a viaduct and plong: eerized fr i piring rewalc— Lésted as Standard b+ the Vaderweeter:' | sbererories, lec. ng taken to Harlem Hospital sanity. Fabs et — . - finish. 27 — is f | 4 Z Z , in wide. Yard 4 of our Diamond J Detectives investigating the acc! inehes sain } a Geode Si ar fospeemgiob es eee. i Louis and its great oe a ° f y cee. ing territory has / White Naimeeshil : — 30c Yard + ‘with a will to c White muff, i . checked Nainsook, 1m Week celebration. reps aa eae ideal for Summer @ - But beforethes | Neveles Plisse Crepe ss 40¢ hve li d e F=- pen! ol re Stearns & Foster Mattress, 1(0> cotton with 1] 7 aw 1 Ps il EE rol! edge. Famer art ticking, full or twin size. , e Pity Things. 32 nehes » hi 2 ~ide lerd _ ' - Colored Wash Goods shop... ‘Sleeping Poreh Bed with square post Coil Spring, adjustable for we a ‘ epochal event —Second Fleer and curved ~inishe irom bed. Finishe in ” cecons Fae | ———— in albur. en Wi sray enamel Regular!) 8 59 enn 3 th — a So “$ 14.75 | 25, ‘ § 75 came the appro Dropstitch Voiles $6.00 Pad to fit. in art ticking $425 ‘ Simmons Bed in new stric. with ten Metal Bed with cate pane! m foot and filimg reds and Pe uare i ie 75c Yard head board. Square tube. tubing. Wainat $18.7 White munity. St. Louisf every trpena | Pic. Rerulay! ” $24,75:| see eae $3750 | | mete pec methods are emir The thrill of hog nehes © ie Yard $30.00 wide. is satisfying, but . brings a rarer pri ‘new confidence that enables one: for a higher goal, better those who! served. P 4 3 ze ™> URING the three weeks that we — r pe ter: te a feo) celebrated with Scruggs Vander- : Ruffled Curtains eons Light-Weight Suit Cases voort-Barney their Diamond Jubi- t 3 _ Regularly $1.75 Pair A Reger 7 ss Regularly $6.75 and $7.50 ee lee, St. Louis gave us the opportunity to — aoe pan. i. | Sonee Sates wich Bee Tetven Sc s with pret A new lot of Sartcases perticulariv ‘ : : cellent Quy ality. neat] V “3 nhi- 1 ane e desirable fer shert Rs Blae« . 4 demonstrate again the genuine merit of . 4 Jaccard values. | strtched. Ft ini ialhed § ‘ jenene cor enameled and in sizes 4). 22 and 24 - : adie for co ReRes x “ Bi % ; = ———— , = = — — -% P ‘ : ; ’ ~ va a ae : s 3 _ - eee ‘a ¢ a _ sie ,' . . ; . a J SPE " ue . gs conic * oa ; tae d cof Re Ce TS Some ge Bs wg SIE 33 “ ‘ . TES Sed hee pe pS a oa ar : eee Pag we a ait a ine ty ee ee ii

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eo : ! ~. ae | = COMBI N .- a MAY 4 MAY 4 1925. - + «10 -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ee Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspape! ED | = —_ . : , . : i = . a = . | [the Boer War and “the wise states | ADVERTISEMENT | : | % if, if | mans o | i ig aa a . | i - 3 eerste cm Se-tipctes doen aoe Have You Tried Our | g Sf ito the guest.of the evening. | ; S TIX AER | > 4 | Youcon pint LAUNDRY | ul . right over your GRAND -LEADER Family Fasten Sunday Is Mo E ; h ed, | sonded ant ivensd vonly _ EVERYBODY — tana, | aw! 9 E Sdcnetutibeuh 1} - . an oa ct wi Solarite, the cold water kalso mine. Just geta boxatany pamt store and mix it with water. builds energy , Then paint rightover the wall- paper and you will have a } : smooth,even, beaut: for use. , : ae in you like a wall in whatever tint you like. F wee i Se te TOUR plows Sun i = an do it. Y will aa on : . | dynamo gener oe on pad ge een Sta 1 5 C Lb. - to have her alive ates electricity oe JUSTIN T. FLINT ’ your thoughtfulness means a WANTS TO DO YOUR WASHING If bumdle contains 56% of , have selected with care : By the Associated Press. 6c, 7c, Sc per Ib. sherds Sn Species, Gc Mach = S Cc | . ST. JOSEPH, Mo, May 4—wW. + DAY SPECIAL—SUCH A : T. Van Orman, with the Goodyear ’ TU, wen the national elimination balloon race, which started from Rosecrans Field here late last Fri- dar. He was the victor last year and again will represent the United States in the Gordon Bennett in- ternational race, provided the Con- | JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. : BOX of Candies and s 5 Phones, Lindell 7370. 15 Trucks ; 3 4 fluffed up with pretty : delicious on the inside as it j sserusu=s= | DOWNSTAIRS ST the outside. Ask for HERZ MOTHERS’ DAY | Pa. a Irish Linen Dresses | | test Committee of the Nations) (-_— i Aeronautic Association approves | |] See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 i Here’s Another hie performance. i ; ‘ . f After a day and two nights in 1 Spring Coats Thing to Se . » 2-2 + . : eg ‘ . a - Van oes landed at 7:55) Sizes for Misses \ ae Daintil¥ packed, deligh o'clock yesterday morning near! | ' + : he eRe. % ff Reform, Ala. having covered a | « G ND-LE ER | > $ and Women at s : Cakes. They keep fresh f distance of about 53° miles from | Be Ee oaiincs Fa : RA abe. AL on phigeieenton i oi . yy > Pound ..... 254s ae . 3 St. Joseph. I a i t S me | . $ 15 ’ The Goodyear Ill @rifted at a . ‘i Ht F.VERY - : rate of approximately 25 miles an | i} Coat hour and kept an altitude of ap- j a eC O ousei ehleine ED southeastward journey, Van Orman | ° H Ni ities ii Well tai- for home, street, porch and —— | An Opportunity to Save on Dependable Home Necess lored of | garden wear. Neatly made of/ 2}! | : ried k nad ites pan * rer | : ’ M $1 eer i _— po | Irish linen in white and\ # Yijj eoating obtainable in that ept him informed of weather | —— -— mee Ced a i aire, . = and cenditions and the progress cf the Carpet Sweepers 5 ata oe Mow Stepladders Hou camel's colors. aiveted a in the : HERZ baer wt { other balloons. Van Orman $3.49 oi tar ees as it polishes, $1.69 ug hair and popular S raightline models = Rich and luseieus! ory. | brought his basket to rest after a i eae fitted with long handle. 5-ft sige, eath step ti Hi v e lour, and side closing effects, at- TLESDAY. «4 c apple battie with a stiff wind. amnet Sweepers. full tf braced with & meta: uf} Many attractive styles in tractively trimmed with drawn Se ind : ‘ ’ —— - roe fitted wit Out " | . ‘4 " . — 7 “3 — - : Ta. ee eecee onlt.. His companion on the flight woe — fitted ¥ it _ Boo : U San-O, 2 for 25c pony Fone ; h buck Ht I tie pretty Spring shades: work hemstitching piping Bo pou e C. K. Wollam. nn Sli Stes Wi i nor injure the — ~- i ti sizes 7 to 14 years. ” . - rye ~ The victor. besides winning the Wieerd Polish : tea ae tind pao a) . W } Bench and iff ti Th stairs Stere. i ane tucks. Have V necks. F TEN TIO? KIDS—FOUTR right to participate in the intern1- - Wr r, $8.95 no roll. country club and Peter "ye until the contest closes. tional race, my =" the Litch- 79c Qt. Pad & Cover, $1.00 * a a oe mn i Ruffled Cc a Set Pan collars. Misses’ sizes 16 Le field Cup and 31 ; art Size ©: tats The on Ironing aaa tlie Prete ba! mo urta ? . ~ —_— . : Honeywell Second. -knows brand ef | neard Pad apd Cover. | quarantcea: fer teres i) Wf PDOTTED grenadine $] 49 o orngectn sizes 44. _ Excep- iy | Capt. H. E. Honerwe!ll. veteran rooawork. e: 3 complete at this spectat’ | years; Cities wits ding i and Swiss Ruffied 1 ce ae moqnay ted — of many races, finished second in . ph Boe iin 2 ea Bg isto egy seul «: ti Curtains. exceptionally wel! ay. 1 point of duration and distance. Old English Floor Crystal White ee eee Hi ii made: have ruffled tie-backs = rs Store | Ye | landing less than 5° miles behind Waxers, $2.98 Wool Wall Dusters h 7 ts match ) , : Van Orman. Honeywell. however. : was G@isqualified by Referee A. B i Downstairs Stor | : INEXPENSIVE SBCTION—SEO pleasure to wax and 10 Bars for 38c . Whi Launder | * . : u rs: com- Medium s : i ale ae conom otions “4 , e Lambert, along with Herbert V. jij * eee : as on On _ ae Destere ture eee oe Mt Jumper Skirts E y Sale of N . Thaden, on the ground that ther English Floor Wax Seap. Buying +imit :' walis and ceilings : iH pe Ms Sc $1.00 Ammonia 1 5-Gallon, 55¢ Chair Seats, 5 The contest committee In charge of the national race today voted lav ‘ tarts. i s ‘ all- e a delayed their starts | i Eigen an Poi- 90.29 Hair Nets, 33c Dozen H Ll ret twill and Kasha cloth im the to reeommend to Referee Lambert . Cat wrung perfect = Ul smart Spring shades as weil as PDOCUBLE Mesh human Hair Nets in the cap that he demote Capt. Honeywell! Pret - wien Onis “ 2 emg =P ae wa Pm. FaOUt Wertins 4H i navy blue; sizes 14 to 18 anc Come in light. medium and dark brown ys ; baa cu hea “ “ Laci r > i ; ne oo * : a’ c — ee = . : his balleen because ef the high ; od qua =~ mes iy n wensiairs Stor grounds, soft fimished: 36 B | : s 'f\ [es | wind. which had ripped the army Electric Irons ry ite geal ge ar pe Clothes Props ni inches wide; suitable for wom- £m - —= entry S-16 and put it out of com.- $2.98 Be ae eee 3 fer 49c ae . ems underwear. » —_—- es en See Se ctert. Be ée- : Blue Grass Seed § feet Jeng. m: a Downstairs Stere) “ , : i 3 clared he got away within the se: : ' know ° Lbs. 55c clear lumbe: HO 2s ae = time Mmit and said that in his fone H mee es ont . St hme — a ¥ =2 ‘ | . z ep Stool 1.00 : ni ue career in competition he had never | . . B. & |} " & cr x = = = Goo@year TIT. Van Ormer. ni'o poms Ser & & i. ee ee suites 7 landed at Reform. Ala: distance. Magic Metal Polish yiuicine Cabinets *°5..S2" ETE i} Women’s Tub Dresses ee if ki m ciecks and fancy novelty foot-form last and i i patterns im light and dark im brown only. Sizes§ ; i iy $ 68 coicrs. Sizes 36 to 46 and §*. to 11. é : at i S i™ Slair ~tore.} low 2S gQre - ct ——-— Each : = sk ~*~ x 46 minutes = 49c fe ce ’ i i Rayon F ringed a solid. leather | Se DeereR, | Meneywoit, pitet. | Fe oe SS ey ae Curtain Stretchers i i B. MADE of splendid @1 5Q stitched-down sole MS landed at Aberdeen. Miss: distance | ; shing 1 M7 Lace Panels a | | - or ted with mirror dor $2.59 > : ~ “a : > —— | - 480 miles. Time, 30 heurs 18 min- i utes. Army $-14. Fieed. pict. ‘ande i \ac yu Garbage Cans, 89c Bath Mi " tends t . ™ ne ad?ustal s ; at Batesville, Ark.: distance. 35° |] | ; se ca ia: te $1.00 i : miles. Time, 16 hours 1 minute. ii fitted wit Ln fatre large size M Lawn Mowers, nm sg 3 Detroit, Thaden, pilot. landed a: #/ ais wie rers with white enan $6.79 haa) — ' . a eer aie i : —e. > t! sf - — a distance. 125 miles. i Ee Made expreasir for noe BEAUTIFUL Casement ° > J . “ me, ‘ 3 ours ~~ minutes. Ut = SS er :4 ~ >. oF + 4 . . — 2 Tae ze 4 " throom t 1 . = a we ‘* — i Curtains im Scotch net y wuts . Pine ow a cash prize of i : Cleaners, $24.75 Bal at Beemer. $ . cotati / i | weaves im the ecru tint. ue S a . e the winner. For second , " f raced, fitted with ‘rab- Seok; eaftendbetiee Tien si Have scalloped bottoms } F - | Sy ae en; See wan of- | ‘ set of attachments er tipped legs. white catting grass high oF i, | fimished with deep fiber i= Sizes 2to6Years. _ ‘ered, third place, $690. and feurth # voll grea l you ‘a ee ee -- 1 fringe: ¢0 imches wide Fe = a $300. Each pilet competing re- nappa Ponte romeo : é jee 1 i Seke- o —_—_ am. ie pc ¢: ~eived a bonus of $190. Ce ee ee Galvanized Buckets Grass Catchers, 59c HO am _ “re cs Sang - ¢ ; tur ‘W-quart size. itt with wire frame: can & i Hl Ay; » fi ivivaierdnnanameatiaees ; > - * “ aero : 7 Hi - . = TAKE BOTH TOGETHER | = Energine, 27¢ Wash Tubs, 67c i | | House Dress Aprons ANE ADE of beavy quakty ‘ t | ee | 2 weg gadibernaen le a a Swift's Pride , al i i CF fine standard ging- 77 FA im the sport stripes. A 4 ae i eve y > Sue . Wash: Powde A i eatin F _ no SN ; i eajasss ee = > have cap to match. Ideal : a . a : . @ caies, trimmed with aas. or- yal ; a ; Milk of Magnesia and Sunbrte Cleanser 7 Packages, 29¢ | an gg eer ager bandions a - ‘Te Beg suits for the little boys of 3 to @ . . ~ Ae wi ~ . m ° « a & ‘ —— | - 84 7 Git, ine Wa i. ! : “ Ss - \Lineral Oil now Combined 5 Cans for 2l1c Toilet Paper a= Seetial price. buviag Ca N | i | trastimg colers; slipever and years. Unusual savings are : 5 Sats aie i leans. polishes 10 Roils for 69c it tH "il aol - i ww side fastening styles; sizes 36 forded in this offering. ; One of the most important medical | Sawn neree Sones cue Paper, busing lim: Clothes Hampers ek 8 Gece Dewnstairs Ster ee : achievements of recent rears is th i@ rells ~~ h . — - } Sgr s the 65 oe . WY 3. ~ : combination of milk of magnesia and | White Enamel Rag Sane ar aioe — o\\ ‘a. 4 3 mineral oil. Haler s Magnesia 0%) : $1.00 Qt. Washboards, 59c axket spliat STR. ‘ P. oe ? i . G j 7 successfully combines the twe, and i z) orand: vr . te sre F rith prass ™ i" = - ~ Pete r —. “a re Fe He iy 0.ft W d old C ] makes them doubly effective. Enam the makers ane Saree: RD | ae Ss aes ae ae i Hoa 2 I = Seal ongo eum é i ef Japalia . "Es ma So 2m. «¢ _ — oe - . Ve | ; -- ? | Ready-Mixed Paint. w : $5.45 ~_s i! At Yd 3 ; | S5c Quart a ae aed ie i C Se. Yd. . Por indeer or eutdeesr $3.98 ; sini aa ae oa ; 7; — ii i >i _ mepri la id eO.ors Mace of ie ‘ sprinkling hese ” es a if +} See Pr oo: . . s Sai. S1; gallon, Ste ul-copper, fitted witn ee = ' i GENUINE guaranteed Gold Seal Congoleum in ee It's time to buy when you can . statienary site Lam - empriete tr ceup ng ; . , . _ . oe HRH Paint Cleaner Hes and heavy quai- guaranteed for ©n’ Mid j iH choice patterns including the Dutch tile effects. full lined, Garland style Coats 3 for 24¢ sho Cerin ear a N79 #| } | Cut from full, perfect rolls and you can secure as many — RE em ate ote + RGR emcatte as mome will be reserved. yards as is required. Please bring measurements Tewrstairs Stere )

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MONDAY. ‘ 7 : e - = - as ‘ ' ! j him to overthrow the Sultan. iis explained here, were fully ‘aware that the attacks would oc- cur, and the Marsha! predicted to ithe day the beginning of the Rif- ‘fian offensive. have not yet reached the scene, it ‘is said, it is because the region ‘and the rainy season, which has , Sible to transport material and , troops under proper conditions. RIFF INVASION OF | preserved in a house to be officia#. | decorations are in typical style of | hes been installed. A memorial eal - ly opened here May 30, which ig|the Sevillean School. unveiled. The Irving family has to, be known as the Washington containing works on the history and | A library. | | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH let of Irving, executed by the noted | proffered interesting books and autographs for the house. FRENCH MOROCLO Marshal Lyautey Arrives at Fez to Be Near Active Operations Against Tribesmen, Br the Associated Press. FEZ, Morocco. May 4.—The Riffian tribesmen’s invaBion of the French zone of Morocco is assum- ing serious proportions and Marsha! Lyautey, Governor of the territory, has come here to be nearer the ac- | tive operations. The Riffians have already cap- tured one French outpost and have had a successful action with a French detachment which attempt- ed to throw a pontoon bridge acros; the Ouergha River. The French were forced back but managed to capital, confiden: that its capture ' destroy the boats before with- drawing. Fez Probable Objective. Abed-Ei-Krim, the rebel leader. is thought to be aiming at Fez. the would qreate such enthusiasm tribesmen that they AIMED AT CAPITAL Irving House. The furniture and/traditions of Andalusia and Spain, |5P@n!sh sculptor Benlliure, will be } _ | ia ea | | | | | | Only a few remaining pieces of each of . our former specials are gees this weck at these remarkably low prices. Large English Lounge Chair; Taupe Velvet piped in black. Loose Cushion. $4375 Regular Price $55.00. ...This Week : AILBronze Lamp; Antique-Gold fin- ishincluding leather-finish Parchment $22 5° Shade. Regular Price $42.50, ThisWeek Chaise Longue; Loose Fine Down Channeled Cushion; Choice of four $6975 covers. Regular Price $80.00, ThisWeek Walnut Scull Chair; Velvet Saddle . Seat;Tapestry Back;Antique Brass Nail $297 &e Trim. Regular Price $40.00, ThisWeek “Where Good Furniture Costs Less” a eeeeees agnee tienen £eenenade aeaaa 1 baaaae i saa saneneenapeanasnenaeee UCKS~ORW Furniturc~Decorations~ Draperies: 1117~19 Locust Street Bary fe ya } s { i ThreeHundred ; 5 en mtn AE Anite i} Dollar S will proba- bly keep you in ice for the best part of ten years. Abouta dime a day is the | average for the i {1, family that takes ice all the year around. f | ann ————— — ae would rally about him and enable Marshal Lyautey and his aids, it Tf the French’ reinforcements along the Ouergha River is flooded not yet ended, has made it impos- WALES TALKS TO CAPE TOWN | PARLIAMENT IN NATIVE TONGUE ' Stirs Members to Ovation and Is | Declared to Have Scored a Diplo- Mi INEXPENSIVE SECTION—SECOND FLOOR |fI[[IIlE}, ' matic Success. Ry the Aesociated Press. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Mas 4.—The private dinner given the | V’rince of Wales in Parliament | | Building Saturday night” not only , Was the occasion for a demonstra- j bers of Parliament ‘success of the finction was the ‘fact thar Wales delivered part of iris speech in the native vernacular ‘which stirred the assemblaze to _ tremendous ' ; } ; . chair. which had been ; : ,onstration by declaring that the i lanquet, held in the presence of ‘the future | tion of enthusiastic loyalty, but is being hailed as a historic success| owing to the Prince’s tacit and{ Giplomacy. Many nationalist mem- | said it had brought a new eru to South Africa. ' - . ; Not the least contribution to the enthusiasm. The Prince stood by the old speuker 4 yrought | there especially for the occasion, and cordially shook hands with all guests. , The Speaker of the tHouse, WH rresided at the dinner, in his ad- dress of welcome started the dem- 1 t+) King of the British ( ommonwea!lth, would eliminate every trace of bitterness; that the} two white races were united and| that the Prince's visit had strength-'| j}ened the spirit of co-operation and | 'eptimism. j ! : , 3962A Evans avenue, was critical- pended -by a cable. Then lightly reviewing . the history of South Africa § since! BOY INJURED BY FALL | OF PART OF FIRE ESCAPE Gorman Woods, 14 vears oid, of ly injured when the lower part of a fire escape on Hart's Hall, 9445 Easton avenue, fell on him at 5:45 p. m. yesterday. He is at cit? hospital with a fractured skull and ribs and:internal injuries. Policemen reported Gorman and Fred Goesbrink, 14, of 1478 Clara avenue were playing near the building. when Goesbrink caught hold of the escape. which was sus- As the hoy pulled down on the ladder. the ca-: ‘memory of Washington |American author-diplomat, will be ble broke, and the ladder fell on. Woods. | House a Memorial to Irving. Ry the Associated Prees SEVILLE, Spain. May 4.—The | Irving, A comfortable clasp-front girdle (above) particularly suited to slender figures. | Variolustik inserts. Lightly boned, pret- ty silk broches and dainty trimmings of lace, novelty garters. 35 to $10. I\\s w far TIL TON co wee » » ~* —— al WA Ease and smoothness, girdle and brassicre in one. in thesc combinations (left) which so smartly car- ry “the lead-pencitl” frock. So. Attractive broches. $7.50 and S]J0. The new Wondecrlift (right) with generous pancls of elastic fer case and smartness. $6.50 to £15. oe NEMO:WEE Devoted ON pm 0: _a special diaphragm con- _— —S MAY 4th to 9th ee ig ‘the Newer Corsetry As Presented at St. Louis Headquarters for Nemo Garments € Our Corset Shop has so long and skillfully catered to the needs of women and misses that those who are in- lerested in all that Nemo Week has to offer will come direct to this store which is headquarters for Nemo Gar- ments. The new styles demand symmetry, straight lines and grace, while the wearers insist upon ease and comfort as well as figure trimness. For these reasons we would like to show those who seek an ideally correct foundation for new modes the scientifically devised— Nemo-flex Garments Girdles, Brassiefes and Combinations of decidedly new tvpes which take their cue from Paris and win the ap- proval of all who wear them; the Girdles are practically Loneless, the Brassieres are daintily efficient and the Combinations cleverly combine Girdle with Brassiere und are proportioned for five different figure types. Nemo Service Supreme Much depends upon the proper adjustment of your foundation garments. In this essential service our cor- sctieres are most expert. At all times a Nemo Specialist irom the Nemo Hygiene Institute is in our Corset Shop and after the proper garment for your individual re- quirements is selected it will be properly fitted to your figure. Third Fleer St. Louts’ Dominant Store FAMOUS -BARR CO We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps aa This figure (right) wears a long lace brassiere with trol. Also in broches, plain and combined with knitted fabrics. $2.50 to $10. (above) with @ si | pull lacing in front. : Bee of elastic and broche. =. Foe ; | Very ightly boned. $15, \ Very smart little step-in 1. “t a ee eee: NF ok nals _ Pye prea . ae Lh tbve: os Md

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/ 12 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 8 Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE: CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED = —— ATE " ee —E = - 7 = 7 = —- - , 2 ee a —- orm — 5c Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 7 and UL. Bg at a e | : ls Here—This Week Only “a @ Consult her about your problems of a @ C Cates Set en Ged arial aoe aiidiall / the uses of the “ a, and ar 2 on Crepe iz new wit : were wel! nigh as marr Bread © Nj } | } . | >. , cies of religious faith 2* Rerces were of origin, pelitics exd cabs multi a a 4 Ss . j phy. Mr Coolidge seni. cabarets $ 29 ’ im the end. these religious J@fan pces proved rather unim- theusand ; While the ear’y denger tice pe colonies m@fice 2 unty 2 Semoprtu @ These Shirts are samples from a8 know> manufacturer. They are cif and roomy—from cambric, Frui Loom. muslin. etc. Sizes are from © Tuesday—In the Men’s Furnishing Section—Two Special Groups of ' Men’s Pajamas and N ightshirts. —of Spring-Weight Materials, Offered at Decided Savings 1800 New $2 to $3.00 | Pa} amas Very Special at | + Sea @ Fruit-of-the-Loom, English broadcloth, mercenzed cotton pongee and percales are offered in this group. There are plain colors and stripes. Made with frogs. All sizes. ; Suits are made @There are both English type @ Many of these Sw and conservative styles, tailored om the ‘popular English model— from a wide range of serviceable from light. colorful fabrics. woolens. The workmanship is of Others follow more conservative -/ a superior kind—insuring long lines. There are both single ard satisfactory wear. All sizes. double breasted styles—for men : and voung men. ‘Two-Trouser Two-Trouser Suits: Suits “Kirschbaum” Make—at Extreme Values at "44 "90 The best English strles are offered Made of choicest imported and here—and each Suit is made from ‘domestic fabrics, these Suits ex- - pure Virgin wool. The tailoring press ‘‘quality’’ in each deta! is typical of ‘‘Kirschbaum’’ quali- The styling is faultless—and the ty—and foretells long and satis- tailoring is in perfect harmony factory wear. A complete range There are models for roung men of sizes. | and conservative men. wunepe — vl ANN eS ‘So tay hee, SOS Ne and all else @ necessity to ix resum ce at the betteom of the The Ge } character lay a Stratum ef whipped iberalierrn which had ° | «Society Brand” Clothes | i 2 ere nate teatimoian “ha e | ) . teachings became the moat ings in ~~ rr - a : * 7 ; =» © , | : | ; Mother’s Day Mother’s Day Candies Special’ ant intelectual and spiritual! 00? ms Sant ° T — : a ri | ~ l ies See " ‘ ld e te fer unification. 378.008 is Saits and ) , , x any er attractive git Bexts > remem hee + “as . 008 imat Bes es | —— ; : -F © $.* - :. & Specia soaes ees — Coliees ‘Go ae - T think ~ ‘an emg As . i - -— —t al Priced. LbB.. sweets of kinds for which r% Pounte.'* 5 ) . t2 im t nh f ol M Ri G lf Kr ‘k ct i. = JF = our Candy Shep is noted. ; .. Risterian Leckr. the oheer-2- hts to | Men’s Go nic ers | USS 60c =. ae $1.50 > foundations, of Aacorican| =EOte | : : H — = - st | mS four dat. | abete la; | Micht-weight Knickers. ma: rem colerfal ie - =. = =. te Sie: $1.20 ~ cee pundations of Americ: —, ° ~ > r “ - , , ; 2 = ; A) — > 2 ~te, YT) 7h « “ _ Spring clothing, made distinctive by unusual woolens and Summer woo ~_ that are idealivr snited to } = bee “ os 3 . aa gg Ate ae GOc “Meltaways” vecked wih 1% poumme ‘ky had in mind thts very i2- German faultiess “Society Brand’’ styling! The loose, easy-draping sports attire Amply © ent of ~~ i 1 SZ -—— ae | ee iciectabie % ef best quality b of the Bible In Graeme . , _ . : ; # ee es Ole Milk and Dark Choce- Milk Checolate Meltawars ¢ —_s wi r the feelings and .' inte the sponsored by London tailors is featured both im the suit and # Sizes for Se and Q 4 4 lates. with manr kinds of —CTisp peanut Satter | Se smpe topeoat. Here exclusively im St. Louis. — ad 3 x i | centers In agers centers covered with milk | varied assortment of ef the widely erattered com-| for worté poo . aston young men. . + . | meet : —— = mut chocolate 39c ters. : All the way from New “2 ote , Linen a eeeiacane s3.> > te $6.7 H ‘ ay (OO ™ Special Tvesdar, Ib. Mae te Georgia. ther found “== of —==== = mot . 2 . ad Fleer j q fem ground of ‘faith and re- ‘"s5 are =—=————————_—_=— 4 in the scriptural wrtrtives. war Faith That of Liberty. %S0¢* are the Jews themseiree. of DeDtal = & considerable number were tie to A Scattered throughout the Producing were true to the teach- 29." did ef their own prophets. The leslie mom faith is predomimantiy the are of Mbherty. From the bestn-) of the conflict between the Infla and the mether country. ded wh y Were overwheimingly on the @ustria ‘Sf the rising revrolsties. ings by omnis did the Celenia! Jews rewire “rly and enthusiastically in returning Bin erceurse preeram. but per at a the time came ‘or raising and Stabilizat = an army. they were Ther had For Fastidious Women’s and Misses’ Frock Needs—This Comprehensive and Varied Group of Fashionable Summer Dresse —tor Afternoon, Country Club and Informal Evening Wear—Priced ~" - An Event of Importance to Home Dressmakers Ends Taesday— May Sale of. Laces —and Embroideries—Kinds Most in Demand at Remarkable Savings Handmade Laces Swiss Embroideries ums T5e 100¢,15¢e and 25¢ a gt RS Sa serve wherever they could erty and @ Handmade crochet Laces in exquisite | @ Imperted cambric. nainsook and conven: jj meet use > “Baby Irish” patterns; exceptionalir fine | cloth Embroideries in edges of many “width= | : = : wes workmanship. Various widths and patterns insertions, beading: ruffled edges, bands and i . a Se oe in edges and insertions. demi-flouncings. ¥ Ms —— : al. —— = BS) pesmaes - Laces \ € in our immense adhlieeeinlie of Summer Frocks, this fea- Cuinese-made Picot Edges. Imperted Fren al cises, | Smart fer dress trimmings, j er s widely ee ee, eee a iain “ike cee |. wide Laces and 5 Bands in deer t tured group merits unusual attention: first. it is so wide ly Sr cen SU | Se rare SC | Sitjara BSC SBC | Croey model will please ath me ena ee and secondly | nis. En- Filet Laces $2.25 Chiffon | Venise Laces semble modes, flared, apron, beaded and sleeveless stvles oo Wide sSandmade Ftlet Laces Crepe Chiffon or Georgette = Importe : Venise a — ie ees : - ee Rae FO. Be 00! = on = | ee RE RRR th Oe RO EN EN ES LTE ET ee CL ES EE = AE OO AT NE (RY CAI - me and Bandit in ‘tu: “ae on aie | See Se See “ee : ee art athe color range: ro = s inches wide: detact- | aPC bul a few of the approved kinds—colorings are remark- anata ; ee ee the rard $1.6 ream and white rd $1.88 } abiv vamed and there are sizes 14 to 44. - affecttwetr 4 Real Filet Laces, the yard... .25c German-made Cluny Laces, rard jc ’ i — pope ge for the ; Main Fiver |i Frocks of Georgette, chiffons, satin, Med race pas D : | crepe satin, Canton crepe, ecru nets mn community of the nadie: ” °] — and handsome lace combinations. . tal or oA Oe GED} ee . 3 ie Sumerven ie werd. 3 H “ pect of ite Ol4 Werts “ OOF on Unusual Economy for Those Who Supply Needs in the May | =~ Oa: | he ment commopottian. | Sram ie . e “= | , ever their erigin as a peo- “De slight | = - | $y 27 a | have alwacs . gages A & ie adapt themseives to our ®ustria! @& = rf Sale of Undermuslins | uisite Frocks a Sos Ses be - —Offered by Our Costume Salon SS Be s JI prerien g S = Fanene ) F Cotton Wear Underwear = Fi : , | * ite the sation and te bear) map $: Value, for $1.00 to $1.50 Values . . | : , a aie dead ae Splendid 40 the =8-| tation. Ji Gowns, Slips. Chemises, Step- Siipever Gowns and Bicem- in Drawers and Bi : Elegant lac ers of crepe or dbatiste—eom white and cclored ponnnageting on ee Ce chiffons. Georgette = combinations—in 8 Se ie a en eS ee hae : : i . 4 + ; sinte' . etheen edie aaah an iewely pastel hues or the fashionable dark shades ; trimmings in every instance Miepeet. | trimmed im newest ways. ia : een are highly ornamental. and choice for afterncon and Gance occasions is broad Decent pay sizes 34 to 44. when | enty of F - = . . ft. ‘ 3 n i tn ie De oe” Get ae hs EE eo Beit Se a ae a . aimee : n: ery ce Mande — , + 5a ‘ i Tap ee ee eal t eee Pee gr Sth m4 re ine’ ee) at Say ~ . er et = ~*~, s es — - ‘ 2 ais A Ser " , Fee > rs oS o> ee ge a = ta _ & te) ha yA oe " Se Sane ¥ A 3 _ a ot 7 es + >i ; ” 5 ie - =. [te eee Ce aes oe Sat. PO Paes igs ay ei ge ied eae a ee ae at peerage > ‘ =, + e953 a a : ae aa * ’ ve - Po tee - tr ee x > oe ne atte hi: hee NaS ge pe ie a Aes “ier ie

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— ‘ . Se ee ants »*% n TS y ae ee unt LAY 4, 1925, at A meee oy — — — Te tne 7 ES Ot SRS Ae AS 6 ROE me, — a ee ne 's Representative | his Week Only problems of beauty. She pur personal needs and explain Dorothy Gray preparations Goods Section— | Main Fleer SF Ne none Ms aa a | a ° i + Groups of abrics v Tub Silks $7 98 of smartly striped or plaiaé Silks—all having white wide. In demand for Sum- brits wear. Mixed Crepe 98e ‘The popular and sery- iceable silk-mixed Crepe in new printed patterns; 36 inches wide. — al., pe The Yard. Third Fleer a - tshirts * e $1.50 to $ htshirts iced Special 7 _ $7 29 s are samples from a well- acturer. They are cut long rom cambric, Fruit-of-the- etc. Sizes are from 15 to 20. Main Floor iain A Luscious rs Day : Special ~ ae Box’”’ 1% Pounds— $1.50 A beautiful gift box packed with 1% pounds of our, best quality Milk Chocoihtes — a widely varied assortment of cen- ters. t 8s Main Floor roup of ss tg ithe Post-Dispatch. era phy,” ptence. at the bottom iy—the Bible was the one work ahe foundations ~~ rf he : So . ee ot) Nes Ms $240 betes > Daily Ca or a. oe | i es 2 Ogee at. “DITORI —- »- «ST.LOUIS * @ . 4 2 ¥ £ ~¢ * “ee ~~ Ba — ~ ~~ — Just a Minute Society--Drama — a ye ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY, 4, 1925. mUNTY INU. S oe ‘na 7 —— ns WMMENDS THEIR | OYALTY TO NATION res if Democracy of Ai Remains Hope § Humanity, it Must Rest in Faith of Bible. MSHINGTON, May 4. If wie n democracy is to remain test hope of humanity, it , continue abundantly in the of the Bible, President Cool- told a gathering of Jewish at the dedication of the aah Community Center here jay afternoon. tlining the prominent part inning this nation has been the of religious tolerance. cies of religious faith as were of origin, politics and Mr. Coolidge said. # in the end, these religious mnces proved rather and all else @ necessity to of character lay a stratum of liberalism which had ‘:ni- most of the early comers. Brought About Unity. its beginning, home of religious tolerance. who claimed the right of in- choice for liy had to grant it to others. pnd that—and this was one factors’ which. I. thing. hed heaviest on the side of rature that was common {to af them. The Scriptures were | and = studied are many testimonies evervwhere. that re. I think in the writings of P historian Lecky. the observa- that ‘hebraic mortar cemeni- ie cy.” of the Bible in drawing mer the feelings and sympa- of the widely scattered com- mutes. All the way from New ure to Georgia. they found in the scriptural writings. Faith That of Liberty. the Jews. themselves, of “a&considerable number were Scattered throughout the 4 were true to the teach- their own prophets. The faith is predominantly the of liberty. Sof the conflict between the and the mother country. were overwhelmingly on the of the rising revolution. } only did the Colonia! Jews “rly and enthusiastically in ‘Ronintercourse program. but Nthe time came for raising and mg an army, they were = serve wherever they could — most uee. = fonsiderable number of Jews officers in the Continental j who served as Wieuten- oo nels. three as Majors and come six, probably more, as ¥ of Inherited Traditions. fary to understand why a With the historic back- 2 Of the Jews ae thus Mingly and u sitatingly allied themselves with the of freedom. From earliest MU times, America has been a & of promise to this long- a race. Jewish community of the © States ie not only the sec- ; "UMerous in the world, Se teshect of its Old World > 38 the most cosmopolitan. : their origin as a peo- have always come to us, adapt themselves to our ms, to thrive under the in- =» ©f liberty, to take their 7, # citizens in building and e the nation, and to bear wart-in its defense: in order & ramet to the na- why y worthy of the tra- m they have inherited. Reason Is Emerging. ? ‘Work of spiritual unifica- . "t completed. Factional. ao al @nd political lines “, tenga Despite all epee ety continues to en- * the hatreds and jealouster a, “Tt born domestic strife “ta, Nal conflicts, But 8d enlighteament. are om Page 16, r to 5 oe cs ey a eee . ¥ ee y and Sncin. May. Tighten Up on Germany. Cermany’s exportation of war material to Chile is second only io'! In 19221 she exported to China six tines more than the United States, her He shipments being exceeded only by does not use butter, but margarine,|those of Britain and Japan. The United States army. it is reported, even now buy swords from Ger- many. It is possible that the allies muy. tighten up on Germany, since she | is obligated to accept and ratify the convention which the other n2- | | a ee a ES > ee —— ee ee Aan iars’ worth of foreign automo- | biles were brought into the corn- | lesnite excessively high dutics | and the formidable competition of | German cars. There are no stories | of German miners riding to work in cars. For the cheapest ear | made (four-cylinder Opal) costs $1000. The industrialist | the Maybach car, which sells for! $9900. — : Labor alone has failed to come. back. Primarlt'y. this is due to. poor political leadership. ists and communists play workers’ politics. Socialist lead- | ers tread cautiously, even fear- | somely, and.they are trampled un-_ der foot by the more capable re- | Socialists «shirk | responsibility of Govern-— ment. Communist leadership in| Germany is farcical. Red agita-_ tors are for the most part lout-, mouthed morons, completely ruled by Moscow. They are entangled in visionary schemes of revolution, and have no practical significance in the life of the nation. German renasecence has been a) wondrous spectacle. For the work- er the change has consisted in / switching his attention from the, rate of exchange to the problem of | lance \ prise. ULASH AT ARMS ' twos the. League of Nations wondered what Ameér- : the | od appreien-, tbe buys, reaeasss eR, tacked wt'th bombs. The “Red Plot’? to Communize the World ’ The Abortive Uprising in Reval, Which May | Be Repeated With Better Success in ; Any of the Border States. | is the third of Mr. ‘s series of articles on the. (This Mowrer ists against the ezxisting throughout the world.) ' By PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. | = Special Correspondence of the Chi- cago Daily News Foreign Serv- ice. Copyright, 1925, by the | Chicago Dally News Co. PARIS, France, April 29. Réval, in the late days of last No-- vember, nobody took the threats of | Moscow seriously. | old Hanseatic city, . people went | about their affairs with unsuspect- ing serenity. “The bolshevists only talk. They will not actually do anything.” said the practical-minded Esthonians. | “Besides, why should they want to harm us? Our policy toward soviet Russia is notHing if not friendly and liberal, and Here in Esthonia there is very little revolutionary In | } ; merely commercial ‘Matter and es- communism.”’ |cape international] ‘regulation, de- | | argue understanding of the pecullar_ men- former Belgian Premier, in| tality of the Moscow conspirators: | opening this afternoon! who had decided that the time had for | come to put an end to Esthonia’s: arms. | independent existence. ‘called by the League of Nations, | |in which an Amexican delegation is, strategy of making and repressing presiding offi- To argue thus, however, was to negligently, without true. In soviet Russia the tactics and principal branches of art,”’ and are studied as such. The Reval coup d'etat was planned in Moscow. The execution was the soviet legation at Reval; and by the soviet frontier guards. Preparing for the Coup. After careful training and in-| structions about 200 members of |plans to seek incorporation of Chi-|the communist brotherhood’ mostly | had | taken refuge in Russia, but with! were | Esthonian bolshevists who them, guards by smnuvgied by the _ soviet ceross the Esthuonian frontier amd or were hidden soviet ehins: tran«it via Reval. Once a‘-ernbied in the Esthonian capital, thesc men Were to be icined by certsin members of the staff of the soviet legation and o% the soviet . labor commiesion. and by a few trusiced : Esthonian communists. At the appointed hour rei-road | bridges out in the country eere ta he blown up to prevent the arrival of Esthonian reinforcemenis: armed attacks were to parniyvze the nerve centers of Esthonian natifn- al life in Reval: .he workmen were. to be armed: the soldiers were to be provoiied to mutiny: the Usthe- niap patriot léaiers, whose names » »peared on a If-: prepared in «d- vance, were to of the result soviet warships were n -nter Reval harbor. while soviet troops, already mobilize] en to the support. ov: comrades, Reval Token Unaawres. the night of Nov. 30 all was At 5:30 a. m. on Dec. ' Rv in readiness. 1 the little revolutionary headquar- |} ‘ers staff hurried to its place fn the center of the sleeping town to/| Mirect onerations. ‘'t was the hour. of the changing of the Esthonian gudrd. To the few people wlo'! ‘happened to be abread there wa. nothing strange about the various detachments of armed men. wrapped in Esthonian military vercoats, who were to be seen _ ontri silentiv alone two or three of the principal streets. Mr. Kark. Esthonian Minister of Communications, was awakened | from a sound sieep by the ringing: of the telephone. The railway bridge near Dorpat. to ward, had just been blown up. What could that mean? He hastily or- | dered his automobile and began to. dres:. Again the telephone rang. A the er<f- bridge to the southward had also just been blown up! He dashe'! downstairs and into the waiting ear. “To the railway station!” he shouted. And even as the automo-— bile sped forward through the dark | the sound of a dull explosion: 'reeched his ears. of 10 communists’ parliament building. the guard, they killed one sentry. entered te guardroom and disarmed. the oth-| ers. Another band easily captured | the undefended central post and One hand attacked Soct'l- | telegraph building. Details of twos! y:6 countries. Such is the grim the | or threes lay in wait for the princi-| ,urnose for which the communist pal officers of the Reval ort as’ they came hurrying out of their | homes at the sounds of the shots| and the expleding bombs. ; President Akel’s Escape. ; One Major was assassinated on | his own doorstep. The second ard | third police headquarters were at- One bané broke into the house of the Presi- dent of the Republic and called ut - on him to surrender. The Prea’- dent. Mr. Akel, still in his night ciothes, retreated from room to room, locking each door behind him, and finally escaped. At the Ministry of War, the vig- of the. wa'ch averted.a qur- | Three bombs were thrown, but the soldiers in the guardroom A In the quaint &2ce-. forced the pilots to fly with them ' 4 / ' Ca revolutions constitute one of the! “military | in-' ' trusted to the Esthonian section of ' the third internationale. with head- quarters in Leningrad. assisted by | , Simultaneous. threes, or were sent to. Reval as members of the crews of | in | sealed freight cars. suppesedly for he seized and shut. and to make sure the permanency | the | frontier. were to mareh vo Teva! their Em’ oniar | | civilian casuahies were mostly from probably around 200. seized their-rifles and fired on the | aggressors. Une soldier and one Arms | plotting of the Moscow commun- _belsevist were killed. At the staff | order headquarters of the Tenth .Reg.- . ment a bomb killed three sleepiag | officers and wounded twoo hers. — The narrow-gauge railway sta- tion was taken without difficulty. | The stationmaster, who tried to argue with the bolshevists, was niurdered, as was one of his help- ers. The Reyal military aviation field was captured withour resist- The communists putting pis- tcels to the heads of two pilots. clambered into two planes and toward Leningrad, to bear the glad tidings. The armored cur and tank di Vision gdrage was attacked by a band of 40 revolutionaries. a traitor within star‘ed to drive a tank Out to meet them. His brains were promptly blown out by an en- ecgetic Sergean', who straightwe) drove the tank back. The strugg.e there lasted several hours. Cadets Put Up Fight. At the cadet school and arsenal « strong communist band fist threw hand grenades through the w.ndows and then rushed the door and forced an entry. -One or twu dets were killed where they slepi by the first grenades. Others were murdered by pistol fire raking the long corridors as they emerged from their dormitories. Never*ha- less, the survivors, in their night c'othes, rallied to the arsent! mes- azines, got arms and held off their | assallants. All these events. were practically Meanwhile, when Mr. Kark’'s car reached the main railway station he was met by a bolshevist band that had already occupied it. Fifteen or twenty yn- armed Exsthonian officers had been waiting there to take the early morning train out to the training | school. They were ranged along the wall, their hands held above their heads. Mr. Kark got out of the car. | “Hands up!” some one cried, “But what is all this®” -he de- manded, stepping briskly forward. Several shots sounded and he fell! dead on the pavement. The cap- -OFAVIATION UNE “| Pian Is to Establish Over- PAGES-13—16 ; CAPITALISTS BAGK Night ‘Service’ Between New -York and Chicagd, _ Capitclized at $1,500,000 WOULD HANDLE MAIL AND EXPRESS Tariff Is to Be $2 a Pourti, but Shippers of Securities Will Save In Interest Because of Speed. By Leased Wire From the New Yerk Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. May %—rnree powerful groups o1 capita! in tris country are lining up in a move- ment to establish an overnight air mail and express service between New York and Chicago on a pri vate commercial! basis. The men interested will meet in Detreit in less than two weeks to organize an operating corporation capitalized at $1,500,000. The can- Ital is to be drawn in equal amounts from the three cities mentioned. Edsel Ford, Howard Corfin and R. B. Jackson, president and gen- era’ manager of the Hudson Mo- tor Car Co. are named “by those in- terested in the scheme as the men who have offered to supply the De- troit capital. , Marshal Field, Philip Wrigley and Reed Lagdis will take care of the Chicago end. In this Gity it was learned that the money will be raised by C. M. Keyes, pfesident of the Curtis a¢roplane and Motor Co. Trube E. Davidson, Robert 8S. Lovett. the Wright Aeronautical Corporation, Clarence Dillon of Dillon, Read & Co, and others. None of those 4i- rectly concerned would be quoted on the matter, although some said »the list of backers was correct. Keyes prophesied recently that such a line, “backed, among others by the Fords,’ would be put inte ‘operation in two months. Oharge of $2 a Pound. tured officers were ordered to take off their coats and overcoats. and their shoes, for they also ‘were to be unceremoniously executed. 1 Machine Guns and Relief. | ; But even as they were dumbly/ and mechanical'y obeying, a shout of alarm was heard, then the noise of a motor. and suddenly the dead- ly staccato of @ -machine gyn. while- bullets clipped in to right and left around the station door. 't was an Esthonian armored car. The reaction had begun. In the confusion the half-undressed off'- cers escaped. The bolshevists in} the railway station defended them- ' selves desperately. the cer Thev silenced by rifle fire. They beat off a charge of mounted police. It was only after several hours of fichtinge against regular infantry ‘hat they were obliged to surren- | der. In short. the coup d'etat fatled. though there can be little doubt that. owing to the unsuspicious na- success. No civilian took tion. perms as they were on their way +0 the factories, hesitated. The troops in the matin, proved thoroughiy loyal. The Esthonian loss in killed was one member of the GoverntMment, five officers, three cadets, two sol- ' diers, five policemen, fogr civilians; | and in wounded, one officer, three | cadets, six soldiers, 16 civillans, The random bullets. About 30 communis in action. The exact number of those afterward courtmartialed and executed is not known, but was One of the airplanes that started for soviet Tuasia arrived there safely.. The pilot of the other had the ingenuity to simulate engine trouble and to) descend before passing the fron- tier. Reval Only a Such, then, according to the lat: est demonstration, no less than ac- cording. to the latest doctrine, are the Tittle surprises which the Mos- cow conspiratore have in store, sooner or later, for all noncommu- parties, now being formed and trained in every country, solely ex- ist. Uprisings carried out more or less in accordance with this plan can bé repressed, but to prevent them is obviously extremely diffi- evlt, if not impossible. What hap- pened in Reval may happen else- where, whenever the red dictators pronounce the word. Even in Re val, another attempt is not out ot the question. “White terror” aganda is going on secretly | the Esthonian workmen, and in Leningrad. “We have had our} July. Now for our October!” good communists. are saying, referring ture of the Fsthonians, it had, at’ certain moments, been very. near to | thus to the two bolshevist coups of 1917 in Russia, the first of which He said planes would leave Chi- cago and New York at 9 p. m., reaching their destinations at 6:20 | the next morning. A charge of 82 a pound would be made for mail and other matter. He declared the venture could be made to pay because of the vast s@ving on in- terest if business in either city~-at the close of one day could consign securities to agencies that would deliver them at the opening of the next business day at the other city. Henry Ford in dispatches from Detroit is quoted as denying 7 he was interested in the line proposed by Keyes. It was pointed out here, however, that no denial was forth- coming from Edsel and that he is | one of the project's most enthu- _siastic supporters. Representatives of the Wright Aerofiautical Corporationg admit- ted they were going to subscribe a | part bf the New York funds be- /cause they believed the venture would be a powerful stimulus to aviation. Leonard Kennedy of the Curtiss arms. , either for or against “the revole<1 ©* said the scheme was “under The workmen, when offered | contemplation” and would be de- cided definitely some time in May” at a Detroit cdnference, but re- ferred further inquiry to Keyes. Henry Ford, following hig.rule of taking no partners is said to | have refused at first any part in this undertaking. He is quoted as having said he would “find out about aviation” on the Ford air | ine which started recently between | Detroit and Chicago, and to fi- 'nance the New York-Chicago alone ta were killed | if he found it feasible. This de- termination was abandoned, it is raid. only when it was reminded that there would be great onposi- tien to one-man contro! and the charge would be sure to result: “Henry Ford t grabbing control of the air mail.” | Under the Kelly bill passed by last Congress the Postmaster-Cen- eral is allowed to award air mali contracts fo responsible private op- erators just as he does recular mall contracts to the railroad, John Rusecli, Fx-Comedian, Dic«. By the Awmeleted Press. GLENDALE. Cal.. May 4.— John Russell, 79 years old, vaude- ville “headliner” of the eighties, and former comedian with Weber and Fields, died at his home here yesterday. His body will be sent to New York, his birthplace, for burial. we failed, but the’ second of which eucceeded. diplomatic : viet Russia and whose independ- ence the iatter tse solemnly bound by treaty to respect. Yet the plicity even of the soviet in the Reval coup d'etat is, to all interested governments, a matter of THREE GROUPS OF 7 - a ie, a . i pee ow -* oe. al 3 alls hk or

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14 : 4 r ‘ - ee “eh . | | : occas | Nae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1925. , - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IS JUSTICE BOUND? } een — Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER a ai BOUND? buckling. gallant, do we once more fall beneath bia! - ee ee rates Tf Dee. 12, 1878. ee Bo 9e by Samuel Untermyer has bapa —_ ; | : a iN | Published by the Pulitzer Publishing which charges the White House with But oe. Fhe mounted cap % through. He must get § | re ere Boulevard a riemcy to big financial interests and severely | 2m from his lordly saddle. He must grip & steer) j q ) a re &treet. co teises the Department of Justi Ger te fefare ing wheel and change his spurs for aB accelerator. A ' ’ HIND IS PROVIDED. | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT. te _Prosecute the General Electrie Co. for the meth- cloud of gasoline smoke on an oil road—then, Mount) } ” x FORM. mink bode ee in securing a monopoly of the electric) OT’ : | | ; : : business and the ruth | : =" ’ ichi | + 1 know that my retirement will of . ruthiess use it has made) Mali , Michigan U. H f —— ney will gk oom cuacuead reviews the history of the case with} On Thursday last George J. Huebschen. a grocer. | 2 3s of $ Sia 000 | erate injustice or corruption, alway- the asserti ularity, concluding his indictment with a — resisting“an attempt to rob Bis store : ee; “ | a fight demagogucs of all parties. nam that the belated action taken by OE aan Magnolia arenue. a : i t of 05 ' ) never belong to any party. always li scot Justice was, “in effect. littie short of The robbers and murderers bare sot been found. the Associated Press. fee : | @ppese privileged classes and pebdlic | a collusive suit. i | | - - anc pe Judgment may be Since th rd “=~ ARBOR. Mich.. May 4 Mise ; plunderers, never lack sympathy § General Electric C C may be withheld until the’ Since the murder, the chauffeur who was believed > AS: We 7 “~~! Mary t with the poor. always remain de- | to which, of co 0. has its day im the newspapers. | to be the man who drove the bandits has been killed. pishment of the Marion Leroy | gegrug i ; wor he rer thnggeteree Ss be | Pikdeedinie’ Se is entitled. But the fact that. There are two murders charged up to the same crime. on Memorial Endowment br June. | | cea Mea ot printing news. | appis ; plainmt of the department's conduct. The robbers and murderers are still at large, free to ‘ . provision of a fund slightly im appa drastically independent; *PP!es to a period when Da oanet hei : 5 never be afraid to attack wrong, _ General will incli agnerty Was Attorney. ae murderous depredations. aalagenae: somieedity Michigan, | : ybether by predatory plutecracy or ; ieevmwed ied the public mind to accept the. Meanwhile, a large squad of policemen has been | Enedis sas “ew baie CHy iis the 3 ; ' . ei ; } ' predatory poverty. ' busy scurrying around town raiding cigar sh . SF was announced today br, Mr 4 JOSEPH PULITZER. || _ [2 evil that Attorneys-Gen wh wae Rieger , 4 April 10, 1907. | That is 1 eral do lives after them. * 2°7* bookmaking and cambling were suspected. raid : W. Qo, wot ae , . i] amentably true as regards Da . ing carnivals, lotto : tive of Michigan. he ugherty. Un- cames, bridge parties, church so _ | cottage, fhe principal is to remain for-| J as a memorial to the late The at of the university, and the tor of oa /| fortunately, the ivi — | sea i ; & ii : ‘ veare it wis used very little. Today. Does the Department of Justice pervert its great on : | _ by the Carnegie Foundation | 5 the the city having grown out to and be-| powers to destror a member of the Federal Senate for e big prime duty of the pglice is to arrest mur- sma 2 of teaching fer Traver vond the park we know tha: every acre | resuming to question the official d derers, bandits and reckless dri ) p granting either of & retiriIag! Mr official deportment of a| ess drivers who kill people : or a pension to depend- , in it is developed and used fer park Cabinet officer® | on the streets. When big crime is checked, the 1i a “Moreover.” th reid purposes. With our present population a | ey eerennagee rig” : , the little ° .” Une statementi been in 4 | . - : ane a j ; - * : ~ . 3 “ heen vsica fully utifjzed and at times is scarcely | letter and the Wheeler Defense Committee. They. patos | : 2 ; Ser : ae 4 ae He pn lly unable | Prance, adequate to the demands. are grave questions. No administration mar cited VIRTUE IN CEDAR GROVE | é | 5 +S oS. So , and re se She of con future’ The city will rest complacentiy under them. If public Dietnenial In the little village of Cedar Grove. Lowi _reelaggeme y continve to grow and it is;in th ~— ‘ - J °U lsiade. pated and realizing Miss ; e Departme 4 ’ , Jewell Barker - " estimated that our pepulation will be | ene ineri ce nt of Justice should be destroyed ce i ker. the li-yearold daughter of John ne i Oe 1 500.000 within 20 years. It may oe e ite le consequence would be chaos. To say reer, was shameless enough to appear on a bi bt arise, proposed to provide a “4 Sanh 60h hebere the ced of the present | '™' Pertic confidence was sericusiy impaired by, De Gressed im Knickers. Jewell cycied i ' ga pen Bro = See eentury. If Forest Park is fully utilized Daugherty is putting it mildly. And though ~ |shecking togs in the interest of P mn these | 6 . have met; 45 today what conditions will exist there erty is officially dead. his lid ' though Daugh- a tia pnw ds t of her health and be conditions by establishing £e © . . : . his spirit apparentiy is ite to de so bry fund.” Mrs. id ved ye em new it will be | ing on in the department's furious, if futile carne could not but bare noticed — The fund was provided by ‘and totally imadequate for the Si. Louis of | of Senator Whee! s furious, if futile, hounding |; 4 f | oticed the furious biushes of } : ‘ : the that day. We should anticipate this Senator Wheeler. _ Cecar Grove’s Puritams as they beheld ber snugly ; oe - . , a fol — men: condition and. purchase NOW a ‘large There are many things th ‘ : |encased legs. But eren if sh nts -* gas mr. 3! | a | Bery Ford. Edsel Ford. George C. tract of land f a : s that ought to be done at en she was undiscerning o% z oa 'Becth. Roy Chaprn. John Ander- New ‘ r | or a pew park. far out tn Washington. but no one thing is more i enough to overlook them. she certain) sr ‘ R. B. Jackson. J Hag- | Mrs. C St. Louis County. Three to five thou- the administration , Ss more important for aware of the basemess of h Se alb ere: eet = on al sang acres fronting the Missouri River | tye ‘imistration s g00d name than the purging of formal warni : of her conduct by the Puritans’ y. Albert Kahn. A. H. Murphy, | home could be purchased for a reasonable the Department of Justice of the last taint of Daugh . + warning. which was delivered to ber father ir Brags W.. =. Sawer ent | 4 . . x wet 4 -_ ~ 5 amount. erty and Ohie Gangsterism Jewell Barker with her father’s a : | " d =. Coffin, af of Detreit: Censid Beet ' to erele d , 3 S sppreva: continued — eee nley D. McGraw. CC. F. Kelley onsidering impreved transportation | a eenney ew ae yele dressed in knickers. Cedar Grore’s P a “~~ rf rrett. Ear! Babst , facilities of teday. and what they are | | bad but one avenue left o sroves Puritans ja ' “ac . A. Starrett. and likely to become, as compared with 5° ANOTHER DRIVE ON COMPENSATION te eee ee ee ee a sitll Baired. New Yerk City; Ray , , t n ‘ J r&er from his home and fic | h. Ann Arbor: Chase Osborne He ago a park in the Western part The Asseciated Industries of Missouri lists as op 7" bach of Bile Mtn Me 6 ‘logsed him within TRYING TO ge t Ste. Marie R P ° a c . ‘ - - Pa, =e ’ . a Se >. it. Pe ~ i KEEP a rm, “ , : a - | Aron He 7 a County would be more ac- posing a referendum on the new workmen’ > sack effences — Cedar Grove redress ‘ COOL WITH COOLIDGE. | . > W. tL Clements, & * ¥ cessibie than Fores: lark was te the sation act: amen s compen- S against public morality. There is = 2 naacRw®e — people of 1876. Let us include this new postscript to the story. Ome whirling dervish +c; s ae er sweeps ie aR = ve ge ae, Dey cours? of their employ- =, oa : prurient tyramny of American «ma!! seen’ . DOROTHY. - IMPERTINEST PARA al This columea is dexgnecd te zoe eentest.” fell Y wf!! glediy evn- | 11@ @imeost Surpass belief Th . ' No artist ever painted fer: f - «.R. is. —T + ee ; ; é; pn ai - sulcus esas e case of J 1} | ‘ ——— lopli —_ without bias the latest comme Ger: : Fun Orpbeum i ribute a few dollars and I know at least | ‘o' Their wives, children apd other dé er ts @ symptom of an uncle: iim eowen Sark So fair as Dorothy's ee ee of requiring lights « lead ied a ‘ git a his $ Six others who would de the same byt | en's . BG OLDC! depend vim ial aiidie ° Uubc. @anbess endemic 1B pro | No peet erer wrote foricrt — DUE es Ther are already equipr j | — pud tetats. newspapers om i Through uch shuddersome ve- owF | ; . ; p ¢ ic = . . a a os P i. Y ; ‘ . ;wt ‘ Ste . it . a : - eople know where to send centrib a msation law by refe ~ minds of reformers. escape fr ita a ; No sonmgsier ever soulful s | joints in New York STATE SCHOOLS iR eeage an audience has Wit-— ' : : nirtibutions, | oy referendum are the professicna! . SScape irom these surroundi + . . “fF SOU+LU! SADE . wa. 2 mah Mus car” ‘3 IN STATE > home, smali and large. and show justice to Mr. | cnimbulapce chasine attormers - tae PSS}OBS! | to the freer air of the cities paneIngs | _ The sou! ef Derothy a A DEMOCRAT.” ' Ss City But = 3epths of Dorethy n their present mod ca is es P , all thi «! : P : ‘ : ——— a wt a2 5 : 3k mode of dress tt wm h _— i rR > o} _ , x 2 m rage x ww : iCentributiong sheuld be sert ad- | ai ender minority peed= te mislead the elec- Manager Sitsier has hit safely in 28 consecutive thas Mrer ter woolen be oem anened a E scholar ‘finds the road w& ” =e revivas of the Bayard Viet-,‘ ™ @reseed “Chairman Democratic City) orate of the State, which habitually kills referendum. contests. Here's heping he wort clin at th % Prgmalion in his marble work rera ‘(Me.) Advertiser , wa ct De, al ihe state biocked by twe | meiodrama at the Empress this Tose f ye ‘ : a ~ > : : ee = Vu : + F . ‘ es a t }¢ LT os . . "i ; es we ow . > Pes % : Committee. 705 Market sireet. city.") |; measures without inquiring inte their merit. i teenth hoie ups — Had not seen Derothy 7 ° ° have. at least up to éate, are a seems a lirt'e mild and flat | vies ee ~gpatvres of 5 per cent of the Sigh oo AC im tae eininnsenetcenabtiedinitaaditi iit Eise Galaiea he'd forgot Sir: The White House dogs will eb modern democraci These tro till ree te a of the succes-/ - : Honors for Pershing. hnthinde of the of = a8 qualified voters in SaaS And chiseled Dorothy Mrs. Coelidse t is reported ew EP =~ ns Bein si bet © more terrifying pieces. - T. the Editer of the Poat-Dispacch cso pene tempi ergo districts of the State TETRA-ETHYL GASOLINE. L. JOE ALBERT punt to bee. the Beadicen mana Le _ = | were many among the SBC- sigeeg a th ; . P — Ciena ; . erna t 36 of the ee ox TA P St atestiee Gichh Barche) ves NS, ar these in the past has been a mere com As if modern existence were not ha f. ¥ . S irsit lady will mow tell her dicting@teh ~o of the majority. scholar & Wied nig —s ed genuinely .. ‘| ueremal preposition of hij _— 3 pay «: ; zardous en h. Sir: Im reur excerpt from the I! | busband how : — nt eran 4 i@tarts with t i , : Nearly everybedy suc- burg to the : on Of Riring professional solicit mn comes a ieitieal cBOug2. : oe zcerpt from the I[nterna- i hew to make Congress chery him ith this dual bandicap ‘ y ater Clermany. the ee a te or of | t 10 cents a name = Scare i ‘ a4 new monster. br name tetra-ethy! gaso tional Book Review it sars Anyway. degs certainh Boat cam, —— im the mental habits ef the - in believing that these a ; v . te there. theugh re line, to poison the blood | eneme ' — = ' a ms im th F ieee bhve Cureed trem: Wheratten te écc-| Friewde of the compensati tage ang e blood and quench human life. Tet.) _ BOOM ‘a= wnattsactive votabte) was born CAVE CANIS te faces stil another ha 7 ltneetee. ¢ cack quremguns a5, petism ait anit acted right : 4 € es- | , . In pensation la Ww Whee undertaken o-@1.0% S £uaranieec to remove t at knock " mm .rret Briain. . - e a.ltempts to “ork side by side > niet and the mMoanings ao? ae: j As -~ "7 by > o« Vere) > . . + - a: P oo . ss a | : —_— e ‘ » : T t+ ‘ . ¢ demonstrated 1 ot 2. ult aa © repu.se ttirs unrepresentative attack om the } isOv_Or rem its horrible effaec mt Dm the Yes ‘hoere” « , J . Entered for the versatilin ai Liclans ina state government. tua ‘ist thedium were inter-_ ceo : - tye work] that Ger- TY Warning the public siaaiell . — a” " oe alas . * ii@¢t On tbe human body an a aii wre as Orn ™" PT ene rl oa Bi —, Prize. se faces an inevi bose 5 ; with gasps and nervous § a Ys siamina was ro? vet breken a!- , particulary the workers ahd , cab readily be believed Fire Standard On — before the time of the zoeod Queen tie ia Trt thinks oo "a ? . . , . » = r? m a s _ , ‘ =. > ~~ t r 7 r ; gz; La 7% *. € . ail below h ; The but it a added : - ; 7 aie r WwWoOTkmen s “Olli De ti nay taank researcn wor » a? Cals —_— a = . eee. ={or iV ei+ ar facts. > s > . tre sandard vo ete ae and gior* to the .Pew that it has been going on le . : > pr ion versity for a sen , | ra@TsS OF _ Gum Dia Lp : And in s hand he bere a boozing -an.” Tike Je qe: *. . nti sina AS long as aot in a former production vears : lie. rend ‘ é ve : t , . ror more than 4 ezen ws Sek. a ne a (oo timeiyv warn! . . ‘ > “* — ~3 . aut : J Lis not 85545 OT j write ¢ *rilling ? 7 2 st @O 4 pelirics. . . o> - fo® hie ered leya servic years. the damage suit | ers , othy Tn 6 see . arming against tetra- : CHARLES G. ROSS tales of the Wark@c Tal 2 Peete the ms: * work br the eame company. i* flour ' country as ult lawyers and the extremists —- [we of these workers. after test; : Vasiington. Lb. C . oe wis 10ers : preme. and im any attemptel The story is of th died | Consequentiy I think that we Amer mn laber having succeeded to date in ied sume nk Ceatinn t die én tk >. esting tetra-ethy! ° . ° Wie ‘ tion between university and . 2 7 of Ne Rte the attempt of a at - at meri- : —wuruw '° Gare if t rtine t , Os ™ Geaciy tc } on cae _ 4 ‘ = 46 : ; : ' re owe a great debt which has not ve: "8 agreed upen as reasonable and be ' P ‘ssh poisoning. This eccurred " Se sr: The smug inanity ef the Mayor's now sir: May | call to your attention a sign wit sence er ter Cae ie Lee's mendar ane ae mang bee felon : a ile : eh seis 4 beneficia] py) POPONIES. ‘Bs eccurred Cespite the fact that en twice-repeated “he ae ayers aa pond ier Sindee attention @ siz2 und 1 ; tl . : a spirit- iliness, i ning d te our Beloved and faithfy) idle precaution was-taken mur nad supernniheit say of an epening field of induxr : The real hope of putting the Seeen te : .. tn a dark- Merrew 3 . as J ‘| and Oj vr) 4 - . , -* @wis . , ™ ‘ ——— . . . . a } nN *. Se ior . r si 2S. ’ " : , get 2 - 88 e* of the American Expeditionar’ Forces ip ie r tors im the struggie have heen the atterners As a result of their experiments tetra-erh+? un tTisel: (atc) ; hevwe teew whneed iy . he university at the service of ~— & rele. and just as chapel | France during nna World War ~s CCS if “ he bleed hoth workers and imdustrice ita ‘ line. now be sas aid s ei, ra-@tay zu SO- My crag «j = aha id bas a ieee : e oe & : ai 3° War i t. ‘ * 3 as ‘ Omiw : : ‘ hers are ° ealisiic. if less digenised . seas aia i entre lization from politics Wa “f = velotin . Sunize and anpreciate It is a safe rule for workers as wel! a« “ : Cui¥ advised of its danger Garag * | tiie . ease _ a xe ie .™= nN | Ong’ = for ~_ le sei : i “all . The eirrie us unbroken - for 40 or President in 19°87 To Ss i purposes which. if understood might : oe we fumes may be poisoned cin of mr teeth. ANTI-CANT ~ neeracy is at heart. a sort of @& the doors had , | _ bestow this hoener upon him would shew | 7 command their approval. ; Here is a pepular and easily unde - ill Chad coe ind from the Poust-Dim : azainst the leadership ef &s h one of th : ee. SS our esteem for this great Americ | f the marveix Se rstoog ppstance ™~ Your cuntribytor ameng the “R wi-itagatch of Apft) ef ik What of these” = ucation of new » of tas play cvelves Gs) a ae eam of each American y nto the country Pela cenducted ¢! q c experiments a on Of | «ST. ; . . " ‘ ae ~™ i tae Sa — ‘ ~~ ™ ** - ™ : or" — wae fruit in the next presiden- egri, we cheerfully observe, has got into a pickle ere se te a — of inestimable value to the race os Refer ze- a pu tense : os atUrail reseurces to hb cause of national dee re. 3 Pe nore reasenadie than = ear e clatte ect Deiore the Americ low } , f me . ' Rum erste - ¥ acain —ar- ¢ om ' - on first floor, They might issue lieaiian on the pavement. See the s of bis horse's boefs ton pointing out aE aor “Estitute at Washing. ummox ial ee °. = pe east Rg t wer: thewtwe Gla - performers on the entire dinner E tickets, say for $2, giving holders the | a2d the champ ates » shime on chestnut coat. of ten ia eee ‘nat only one criminal case out —and yet we use these latter syn Observing a man trying to « | eee the United States sultat @ * swift and hilarious bit of of the ae & r ~ . f : Minw 5 Bie a : e wee aN ’ . " - en ree wg a - 25s ee Lap a7 ? — ati . " é . TAS & right to get sc many hair cuts, shaves. | flash of sun on a >. champ of the silver bit. A i.e oro ec vy adequate punishment. Mr. Had reely when speaking without malice. 1 Tom & woman, a pede — oy cha purse (account of being unprepared We veted % ‘ , . i : , } , tenes 7 : Se e , . = 62e. iT - af SiLPren f ee , aa massages, manicures. etc. a month re} a it er. a dash of biue uniform. the proepounced our system 9) per cent ineffies is a-peculiaritr of ovr pateis that mek sir@et cuffed the high«as. qn Mark seit. They believe that the ine % the customer failed to make oe /jimgie of polished accouterments. No foot nee Particularly did he emphasize t! inefficient. srdulous to avoid any taint of Promo s and killed tim a mapoon the jay qo — =e deal - i Use | —_ - slice. : pt $ ae aur a wr hore ot efreminacy Pine, oe : they | : . 3 of his ticket it would be his fault and) man, this, to be feared by children. He is th _— of the criminal code, “Rules of p anachronisms ‘" our cenversation. a Market street they stay hit y htt them on a 7 his loss. Combination tickets. giving a Sir Galahad ef the law. Children and e bright 50 rears ago.” he said. “are oes ae drawn up . . e a | nadie | ' - | —, seriously Sir siacieaal Sena? : ‘ jower com Dinred rate for hair cut. share. : maids, citizens and th : . err nurse. administration ’ , mS _ o hampering the fn : An ad. ertisemen? in hie i Senator “leet sac in a fune ” a massage, manicure, shee sh) eir Wives watch him “en of justice We are usi Watchman — the other day t — re, shine. than the. deiight Oh. to be Dass with teenth and eici é using a seven. _ man reads: Cc . ay that he does not know hat iff | flat rate. fer any ene of ; , : & mounted cop an 2 age ighteenth century : Mr. Nicolosi » lies berend thi ; — # = y these services. in the park’ p ride a horse for the d Y Piece of machinerr se , a iw sober and an industricus s vale of tears. isn't Serk might help. Cost of shaving (25 c-nts) ‘ ~~ = eing of a twentieth century iob ” : ’ shoe-maker.’ riog mere modest than usual” ft he | eeamee a encourages : ew G } , rity is this “ oe | | self-shaving, which is not so iil continue to ride at the head of parades hancellor Hadies is a lawrer. His audit - Sl ae sobe: imsinuating anything meetiies . . ° | satisfactory to thoee whe practice it. as. they sar. but we do not like him there. A m sa awyers. There are more lawyers in Con ors were bout the remaining iudustrious cobbiers” ‘ reas se poe air. Coolidge is the tool «f ‘Dr. | Rig ounted in the State Legi yers | gress and ° Ips RACs re we then to think ef him , ' | y far than men of any . . ° e present occupant of the teol house? Board | , come & ten, & than sheps in high rental distr: 4 cts. So orders 2 people will patronize sheps rea . Swinging the dangerous hoofs is r their) of his horse hb. | residences to the loss of the eee t et Meaeere. Tt takes us long te forgive hi on that such speeches as Wr Hadley’s will fered + : a. was when France of- § | : a ehops _ The barbers sheuld engace g } after a parade. Only when we see him tse mPhem in motion te correct the insite dames ii put Ws to help us free ourselves from En. | ing @ sporting event, : 3 wane mahing expert to help them. |the street a lone monarch soccer deen now exist, and divarce them aac - ts which ian : Re ; . . . WE aie ; marca, | Uy tolerant o s P the ro thetr elarish . . Sir: Neo @ 7 t a SELF-SHAVER. ‘gaping youngsters and ad as { —- to the antique rules ef the eB 5 < Res EME SS, | of hearing at elt eee tired they will i dsters—sewash- ¥. Ens! commen « ma - = =F “. "iG words the « . ss : i | Steelman. a girl, christianed len cg | Mine has coined “eleewise” fer “ time. were the &. lem (Mo.) News, —Sa~ wise.” Thus does the oher- — ~ , language sTow. i who ; PHIL OLOGY hed Clark : . of the «4 Se Reem tenon » Pos is

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__. 4 . > «~ > £2. ana eS A= es ae. es ee a ee ” t en “a. =o ee ay " q S 3 “— . = zh zy , = “ x . “4 . % : = ~ te ¢ ~~ , 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COM wid oe SEASON TICKETS FOR SUMMER ABUSE OF ‘BROTHERHOOD’ ‘MONDAY, ie | MAY 4, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has ST.LOUIS PUusi-uipraAlLH FUNERAL SERVICES HELD ae ORTON MEMORIAL provided these renewals were made prior to last November. poe Government of today. While! Social News. they s! h = OPERA CYCLE PUT ON SALE} the aavance | reason orders DENOUNCED BY ARCHBISHOP paewe:- thee: caaiiecertet are FOR FRANK A. HOBEIN, 72 Advance Season Orders Reached | urday, a new record. and ". way | Word Used te Cover Hypeoriay abroad, telling fanatics of all. an: Bel and lands t Express Nonsense and Incon- o Pens Attorney Had Lived Here Greater shout for “Brotherhood” Part of Life But Had Not Prac-- $87,500 Last Week, a New predicted th ] Record for Association, cted that the amount would ,; and prepare _ FUND IS PROVIDED faidow of Michigan U. Head, the 3 ccess of $100,000 by 24 Michigan, versity of Michigan. as the board of regents may nce or a pension to depend- is” “Moreover.” the statement i. ‘for 15 vears or more Dr. mm Sod © We, wen S — Mtuation thus created and realizing Dien the embarrassment which ‘ght arise, proposed to provide a "im wpe provision of a fund slightly in e ; Mrs. Oliver Filley of Cambridge, Mass., has departed for her home after a visit to her sister, Mrs. R. AND MRS. WELLS LEG- Meerr CHURCH of 217 Linden avenue, Clayton, have an- nounced the engagement of their 4601 Maryland avenue. The wed- ding will take place in November. Miss Church is a graduate of Miss Marion Whitbread. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kappa Gamma. Mr. Hermann .was graduated at Cornell University with the class of 1921 and belongs Rountree of Webster Groves. Mrs. Alfred Franklin Smith of Mrs. Smith came here from Wash- Thomas J. Drummond, William A./nane. W. Boyd, E. (. McGrath, A. 6, at 1 p.-m. at the Hotel Statler ballroom. The luncheon is open to the public and reservations may be 6349 Ellenwood avenue. who have been in Europe for several weeks. thave taken a house in Mentone, | Miss Emilie Maffitt of 4540 Lin-| Announcement has been made of dell bolevard, and Mrs. Geoffrey, the marriage of Miss Rylie Redd, Kimball of Clara avenue are spend- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry | Season tickets for the summer ‘Opera cycle were placed on sale John T. Davis, of 17 Westmoreland 4t the Municipal Theater Associa- tinue until the evening of May comic opera, “A Night in Venice,” as the first o11lworkstobe pre- sented in 19 weeks. recently purchased and placed 13, after which the general sale of , Sections which formerly were un- tickets for individua) performances | reserved. sistency, Says Glennon. Archbishop Glennon, climb to $100,000 by the date of the opening performance. For the first time since the es- tablishment of the Municipal on “Love of Brotherhood,” sald: | in more inconsistency as between the word and the act than perhaps any The other words in the dictionary. The addition of these seats will, as in past years, be open to the public /out a conscience, the revolution- ‘ary in whose heart is nayght but hatred and injustice, resort to this —— | day when they, too, may, re-enact in his ser-|in thetr own lands the tragedy of | mop yesterday at the Cathedral, ™odern Russia.” In conclusion, he Said those who. West Pine boulevard. who Deal Yast to “a closer study of its meaning and spirit, | on which the doctrine rests. show in its service a sense of jus- tice and charity,”’ Melion to Speak on Tax Reform. | themselves for the'| : and the divine basi | We _ ticed Law for several Year. The funeral of’ Frank A. Hobein, '72 years old. an attorney, @@ S710 ' as First Beneficiary, to Get | daughter, Miss Winifred Church, | place, and her sister-in-law, Mra. J./tin’s ticket ofice in the lobby of | Opera in 1919, reserved seats will | ,, h believe in “brotherhood” a | | as Income of $100,000 ig Birch Hermann, son of; Dwight Filley, of 40 Westmoreland |the Arcade Building today. The | be available this year at 25 comnts | Seer ua tonee eee ee be discouraged by yf epeensn Thursday, was held at 8:39 A ia : * . a . . ‘ ; , a | j , ° ‘ , Fra vier’ r. and Mrs. E. A. Hermann cf place. | sale of season tickets will con. @piece. These are the 2400 chairs) press more nensense. to exhibit, °! *®&t word. but should return tO¢#Y from &t. ncie Xe Church to Calvary Cemetery. Hobein was born neat Jefferson City and had Jived in St. Louis the | Mary Institute and will take her Whitbread of 72 Arundel place, will open. The Municipal Opera; chairs means that the entire seat-. must bring t¢ ‘greater part of his life. He had F : ‘ ; ' : : preacher wi y ‘ & to it @ sense of the ' “Pstablishment of oa NR nai degree at Washington University in ena a “gg eg nde ce season is to start Monday night, | ing capacity will be reserved and ably ina oie gp a equal rights of others. whether not practiced law for sev } a z “ndowmen y ae Li s ; nsae , : , | " , . , : , sse » Burton Memorial n t by | June he is a member of Kappa Gity, whe te siditing Mics Cilat May 25, with Johann’ Strauss’, tickets sold in advance. The free hood of man.’ Thé reformer with- they be rich or poor. We must He resided with twe cousins, Agnes and Paula Siemers. Bible Translator to Speak Her. St Louis’ Largest Women’s Specialty Shop ermine.” - Shoemaker and Frank H. Hamil-|M. Butler. Teresa Kulage, J. Shee- ‘a statement by Smith explained;|ton. Bishop Charles Lewis Slat-/han, C. O. Lamy, L. J. Griffith, ha: Dr. Burton ‘‘had not served / tery of Massachusetts, general} John Scherer. John E. Riley and : minimum number of years re- chairman of the Church Congress, | Miss Regina Dougherty are among ave U | j by the Carnegie Foundation | !S the house guest of Dr. and Mrs.|the patronesses for the luncheon CS ay d / S / im advancemegt of teaching for Travers, : which the Council of Catholic 0 on CSE on er u am eS fe granting either of a retiring) Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott of | Women will give Wednesday, May Silk Coats! ‘Twill Coats! Uni cottage. 1ose holding season tick- } ’ fer y | ‘ay “‘ ghe principal is to remain for- 36 BE i ington, D. C., where she attended = lect Un aie shelly nadie a Seon, allo be ~ het one out atc whale. ecu es Booed jet gee morrow OF tae rene’ (at. the. Union: Avenue Christian a7 as a memorial to. the © late : pe aol nea ~ r ee chong the conventions of the various Pa-/¢nejr seat selections. Subscribers time here yesterday. They were | The Archbishop referee te cho l iip sheveles. tn. the ps Pot pager beer nevi om my rte g t of the university, and the pete exrnnden m5 ORC, ao ear: ge She motored t0| of jast year were given the privi-| married in Washington in 1918, | “ghastly” use of “fraternity” ‘n|/ Charles H. Markham. wens Perm bec bi no ge te - eee iciary will be his widow, oath a nti es e Wunch: | Atlantic City with friesds for the lege of renewing their reserva- when the bride was 18 years old,'the French revolution, thr gies ‘chia Illinois Comet Maisea 4 Lvony ne Oe ee oe ae iret beneficiar) eon Wednesday at 12:30 at their| Easter season. At a banquet held/ isin, assigned to them in 1924, and afterward divorced tinwed: “Se tt te withithe = » who | the United Free Church College of gow residing here. During her life-| residence, 3684 Lindell boulevard,| at the New Willard Hotel in Wash- , e Rus- accompanied him south. Clasgow. ‘ame Mra. Burton will receive the|t© Prominent clergy and laity from| ington recently by the Daughters |7 SRR Dn ge time ; q | many parts of the country who are} of 1812, a song. “A Tribute,” writ- ——— ee SSS Reeeme on the investment, an attending the Church Congress of| ten by Mrs. Smith, was sung by an )) inould her death occur before her/the Episcopal Church, which opens| Eastern sololist, and Mrs. Smith at | Gudren are 30 years of age, they|/tomorrow evening. Guests at the| the piano, and the Marine Band, , wij receive the ryt until they| luncheon also will include mem- played the accompaniment. ; nuain that age. After the payment/ bers of the local committees who i Dr. Burton’s dependents ceases/are in charge of arrangements for Mmes. Paul Robyn, W. T. Don- SEMI-ANNUAL ’ AVERAGE : income on the endowment is to/ the congress and their wives. Mrs.|ovan. William Maffitt, D. H. Mudd, SAMPLE SALE SAVINGS 0% ygsed “for such emergency pur-/| Travers will be assisted by Mmes.|F. M. Switzer. E. P. Voll, Charles not properly met by tax! Dwight Filley, James L. Ford Sr.,} Sickles. Andrew BPlong, Mary Cal- oe imeoneonares iat ~~ ee ee Se ~ = _ . i _ . te — Oe = on had been physically unable France, and will spend ¢} made through officers of the m secure life insurance. Theée/| there. ‘ig 7© summer | Council, or at the Hote! Statler to- temni and friends. realizing the morrow. ) - ~ gt lg taal 2 es sension from tax funds for Dr.| ing a few weeks in New York and T. Redd of Boonville. Mo., and if Burton's dependents, have met/| Atlantic City. |Morgan T. Nugent, of Blackwater, X 4 2 Whee conditions by establishing : ao |Mo., son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A ‘ ; ‘this fund.” Mrs. Daniel Catlin of Westmore- | ¢, Nugent of Hotel Chase. which os Wee, _ ; :f | fhe fund was provided by the land place and her daughter. Mrs. ,took place Thursday in Boonville. S al) | & ty ‘tollowing men: Frederick Winthrop Allen, departed The couple are now at Hotel Chase. | Eee : ’ Hery Ford, Edsel Ford, George C. yesterday for Mrs. Allen's home in! ~*~ The bride was educated at the ’ - - ohio. filinois and New York City/+, tne University Club. . Nashville, Tenn., arrived in _ St. For several months the asso- Reweds Former Husband. phrase. Perhaps its most eynical| By the Asmec'ated Pre Dr. James Moffatt of Glaagor,. mes eneounced toeay v7 Mr. and Mrs. Church and their} 1ouls Friday night to visit her) ciation has been accepting reser- CHICAGO, May 4.—Josephine | expression today comes from Mos- CHICAGO May r — Sec Bb ytinge cared to . . " ; , ' ‘ r : ts with this dual handicap which meeded eee ‘study of resolutions as adopted by h mreams in the dark accompanied 8 | the member organizations. Inclv- faces still another handicap WO@Ch Simm) murder. and the moanings of a , dealing with the League of Nations | 5 8 Mate government. “> peeee =with gasps and nervous 'recently brought charges from the | faces an inevitable conflict between ™& | : : | GRAIN MERCHANT. TOMORROW organization that the couneil would | ntific mind thinks from facts to poke technique | —— ‘present a program of propaganda political mind thinks from policy # | ) . s or trust in polities, the state will ® breme. and in any attempted co-op eooner or later dominate the nes Ee A bend the university to its will. ° ” university at the service of the life state is. IT think, dependent upon an jecentrelization from politics back to ct'onal groups that are doing the mts death. has been stabbed in ber of the Merchants’ the world. © © © Tf ballot-boz back. The circle is unbroken; | for 40 vears. He is survived by | The Polish press has protested in- | ‘ Dress Section. - acy is. at heart. a sort of consp - doors had been tocked.|his widow. Mrs. Emily Bausch | dignantly. : | Le ee eA EY inst the leadership of {ts superior no. e Of the other 12 com-| Summa. a member of the Artists’ | sosneht, = Be tie ere om. the hope of democracies Hes in Biggs o murder and how? The) Guild. Nc St hip Movements. ey BP, Bi OB I A IB, Be u 0 sor ment through the right kind of & fr of the play evolves an CAM NT a ae peervee. | SAMPLE PRICE A F h Gro p f tion of unofficial statesmen who s® | : ae ST, LOUISAN DINES ABERDEENS By Phi: Asciated Press. ; | Ensemble : a a, om Lawes. res nave the husinesses, the industries, "a Beginning with 4 ‘whirlwind roll- Mre. Philip North Moore Is Hox- , Aeigy matempeecpeek may ae Homerie. | aa | “ eRe y NN Bete: ieee ae: Y outhful New professions of the nation. ° 4 ting act, the bill at the Or-,| tess to Lord and Lady at Capital. ‘Mew o . pen ing ; arse. ° | , & e. j thin ie the real political ‘ ; this week sags through | Special to the Past-Digepetch ba - OT ’ wiay 2 *resic ent ws t i} d d of our universities; the training %, ! McKinley's song act, the WASHINGTON, May 4.—Ars. Ly en =e ‘dal ul S Tal ore an e of unofficial statesmen we can Ue antics of Barry and Lan-,| Philip North Moore of St. Louis, _peuseostows, May #. Boric, from | a . ° maraze the Ife of society when soc ond Ted lewic and his jazz| President of the National Council we zorn omg Liverpool. Individual models now Seml -Tailored pas'ed out of the age of politics. nd, Until it rises again with the | of Women. was hostess at a dinner f ew Ork, May 4. Deutschland, | exactly half-price, at Singieionte By of William Demarest and| last night complimentary to Lord gia va ee ~ at 07 AUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION: elle Collette and an after-piece| and Lady Aberdeen, who are here ye chai Mav 2. FE | 50 u ‘ m the Washin@on Post. 7" «CODY Ole Oleson and Chic/| attending the Quinquennial con- - “ ag a Sena Pic Empress of | $Q0.50 to?] 89- ° . , ti » REVO _ on. Demarest and Collette vention of the International Coun- anaga, Vancouver = = Savings He DAUGHTERS OF THE Ah Se Je , , , Queenstown, May 4. Laconia... - am nil Sloncello -nd violin. and the | cil of Women, of which Lady he Bask” Gan Fiver | 1ON have never failed to chars Gage mer isa most diverting person, | Aberdeen is president. & 7 Pg Me “pile a | Third Floor. ‘cause of national defense. TheY SE**Pllogue, which enlists most ef| Lady Aberdeen in a brief after) “hee ‘May 4, Minnewaska, inst war: therefore they do not ) ee Performers on the entire dinner speech described the work | * wath scar Mew @ President 4 sw ; | . i -| sit: Beat ie a aed A the United States. subject te va wift and hilarious bit of ble gheapen staaeeato wn ameae sen Lom oe. | Jefferson, Seattle | punt of being unprepared to defen@# a lchildren throughout the world. One | Manila, May 1, President Pierce, | S | They believe that the United ui DRIVE FOR HOSPITAL of the chiet gains from the coun- uot Thbic areca sans S, ‘Wesibhal | amp e ! y Reine ength tar CORE ga said, was the for-| .. ae Sige didliad tphalia, , , ' : ; pever nee fis armed strong’ a Campaign Workers to | ‘i! meetings, she sald, wae egahina’| NeW York for Hamburg. | The timely arrival of these handsome sample Tailleurs provides ression because it never nas don F Banquet Tonight. | mation of es es | Sailed. ouses . . | ice for our busy Tailored because the people would oot per "’ Gag. ge has been offered as a between gee a women from | ES SE ES oe gga ee ni a Suit event: that establishes a new iow pric y jo +0. -They do believe, however, ™ 3 *fach of the 1} different countries. Pe ae ae ' stp ; ‘ , ° : : “et cely nemed WME" succeeds | 2 one oa ge eh) OO Ny iets i 7 EE Handmade voiles, che- Section. Single or double breasted coats, in hip and knee lengths ._nation should be adequate's de a n raising $1000 in| North Slated to Head rs. | Queenstown, May 3, Caronia. : . . . it can defend its rights and put ¢& . Paign for a fund of $150.- | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | New’ York. 3 nilles and broadcloth shirts —some strictly tailored and others tastefully trimmed with braid. aggressor against the American ; to Complete the unfinished | KANSAS CITY. Mo., May 4. —)| Queenstown, Mav 3. Celtic. New now exactly half-price, at : : s iF h S ° ] d one who has read the chronicles © t Hospital. The donor of | Dr. Emmett P. North of St. Louis. |»... : stitching ‘and arrowhead embroidery. ig t pring colors an ican Revolution can fail te SO"" 7 has requested that! president of the Missouri State ueenstown, May 3, Mount Clay heroic spirit of the women of Net tame be withheld. Board of Health, is slated to be- BR ont York: Orbita. New ste, ge O8 t $7.00 navy and black. ‘They sustained the Army and 4 oe Sample of the watch will be| come the«next president of the C 0 — ng the darkest days of defeat, r rt oe ‘the campaign workers! Missouri State Medical Associa- % their husbands, fathers an - 3 *y assemble tonight for|tion, it was learned today from Main Floor. : Suits - 0 ' ° ' : = Sf Se oe Te: aetaweshn -niah -aetfiothial s thas BM NM banquer at the City | delegates here to attend the sixty- Sample Tailored amd Ensemble Su $33 vs epuntry its independence. 1 | Paul ‘J. Wielandy, gen-|eighth annual convention of the ‘ le Suits... 844 55 of the Revolution possess the . ‘hairman, will explain the |association which began today. H- Sample Tailored and Ensemble aie: . ancestora, and if need should of the offer. The principal | will receive_the entire support of Third Floor—Broadway. would make the same sacrifices © Will be Charles M. Hay.|the St. Louis, Karisas City and St. f made by the women of enon , include Byron W. Moser.| Joseph delegations. Dr. W. A. ‘ , All honor to the memory ' 2 er. Carl F. G euhe | Clark of Jefferson City is president | ye : ; : 9 G 9 are gone and to those who carry © a Summers and J. F. Mocker. of the association. Saas THOMAS W. GARLAND (lInc.). 3% SIDS IIISIAAN-11-13 BROADWAY—410-12-14 SLATH ST. work today! Be i. ta Fig e ie” Ya —_

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- é ~~ oe a ip lbahbdien. ok tank : : I aa ie COE GOCE: Scalar aad adi dit ditvliuny itu viie Viits CUCIY UCepapes CUsswisred lu - vi. buow bus t-uliaralcii Aas€ drccely 4 wm 4 scenes sh4 se UIE Jedd sardertase wss & Wal wddinas ttle ‘ * _ 4 dete Ute eat Qneti Ait aN ee : ——E— “ ——— we ee ee Tee oe : = 4 a - Bey Hanting tress Wounds Nett. | whom he lives. Mrs. Agnes: Evers.'a rifle. The aunt brought him iste | — A —— be (on tee #8 " ne & , See es ae ¥ by es Pea >> . i” » , iro at . 0 a - - 4, ; ‘ me 9 ee eae ‘ one eee ee De BI A me | I Prose—YVicter 4708-4709-4719 CASCADE WET WASH LAUNDRY ~~ + Pe oe ee) PEE AO LO AAO BIN A eS ON ey lee \ genoa [heed | beer Ml ees wy ’ _ oO TR *s el oy + [sagt blll TTL ell dled ) Sonali neinisniesdtinetttenunentenl : -] Cake ¢. told him tmat the first attempt on ‘ it Mother’s Day Ange : i ee ee the life of King Boris had been a f — failure and that another attempt | if would be made immediatelr | TUESDAY SPECIALS Friedmann’s counsel. Maitre Ta- f ; " bakoff, said that owing to a diver- French Mixed Candy, lb.,20c Neapolitan Layer Cake, 50c ence of views between himeel! [ oe ae oN l@ and his client he no longer would appear for Friedmann ALL-WEEK SPECIALS ee ee : : ve 5 mony of Chief Mekalycheff, of the ilk Chocolate Dipped Almonds, the box. ....—....25¢ i leteiiaids Matanthon @urchad cae ing secret communist organizations Pecan Strudel Ring—this may be a new coffee cake to many |] and also the testimony of Madame : ' | Nicolova. aba sheitered Friedmann : . . 2. and it is certainly a good tetra nan ane eee eee eee AL ' after the explosion in the cathedral. | 4 ; By the Associated Pres We Ship Everywhere | Further investigations of the re- Rndwv-ce> ~ | : the personne! of the palace staff | and three or four persons were | arrested but later released Hf | ¢ ' a = Reed Fiber Center Tables Peed Fiber Rockers | at’ « % AY $8.75 Values . 34 $18.00 1 YL ak , Pe The subterranean passage under fhe palace was founmdto be too nar- row for a human being to enter it ig i TRE —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_ a ’ *~ : TOO MUCH FREEDOM IN Mae Busch nindanteaeee ate é t tional Laws. Sa ° “ Nothing ; essen- Be the Asspocmtec Press yS: ne “a nee and RIO JANEIRO Max 4-—The | a to personalty Brazilian Congress convened res- | Q (|? F Ay he R ; charm than a slender, youthful figure.” terday in jeimt session and listen- i) > 4 , Oot i xminster ugs ed to the reading of the message | — ' ef—Presidert Bernardes. . : i f — JT Ses = a | * 2 © — "TT . ** > T> — Sa i - = 3 — =" nes® are rourd ‘(enter abies at «6h Reautiful reed fiber Reekers: well ™ ure "3 inmehes i diameter Ther + : % =" eeu , .., braced: with spring-filled seats : cov- are in brown finish and made of reed “fe - oat ie | > - = and fiber. ered Im tapestry. 5@c Cash Delwers One $1 Cash Delwers One nae b “TIT consider the most urgent ne- eessity today is a revision of the national laws, whick allow too | ‘much individual freedom.” the message said. “This individual] free- _@om has forced eight of nine Bra- | Zilian Presidents to decree a state | ef siege in efferts te maintain Bathe your way ee ss to slenderness te alleviate rheumatic and similar pains. break up a persistent cold, tome up the body and nd it of ~hat tired, languid feeling. 4 ey J oy 8 > aS IES fictal advices received here are to | the effect that the the | State of Sac Pau. Brazil. have | seized a Paraguayan steamer in the | | Parana River for the purpose of i preceeding to Matto Grosso. The advices add that Brazilian State { troops have seized the port of Santa | Elena on the Upper Parana. | so > wo . > a SO Ne One “ar FER AIL GE ABO ns ADs Mere HAD ante EL A ee eres * * whele Tongues. Seeked ‘im jelly te Beep COOLIDGE EXTOLS | i > feat this | ice. . Ree ME SE , eolorings are featured at this ow price They are Spanish imitation leather. The davenette opens inte @ JEWS IN APPEAL heavy Rugs that have a long, deep pile to insure -ars of satisfactory service “3 FOR UNITY IN U. S. ey , | il li o. oa societies Cees, a $3 Cash—Balance Monthly ' $s C Monthly ms breaking their force. Reason iz * emerging. “Every inberitanmce of the Jewis 1 people, every teaching of their se- eular histery and religious experi- size bed. Armehair and arm rocker are included. ' | ] ? - | “* > . “- . : . . - ned i] A complete assortment of the newest patterns and This beautiful Suite is upholstered im fine quality i ¢ 2 barket of Conrad’ fine a ¥* pack them beawtifal- Te Pisin or faner $70.00 White Frost _Famous Kitchenette Rang te - ee ee ae ence draws them powerfully to the o ClcLhF chate est > and san side of charity. Wherty and pre- The New 1925 Model Gas Range and | able Fratts, and qi po Fa gress. Ther have always been a-- OO Kitchen Heat : . - | rared on this side. and we mar be e . er Combmunation the i sure they will mot deser ft. Made a : | up of so many diverse elemen*-. Tagether With a @ gy ~ last . our country must cling te these 10 P; Al - : i) fundamentals that hare been tried , Whit pes and proved as buttresses of na. — ee Assortment ct . | a a es ee —— —— ; . tionaj solidarity. Frest ven and convenient high shelf. The at- , : ‘ us im advancing the estate of the , common man. This edifice which you are rearing here is a fine et- ample for other communities: f& (3) speaks & purpose te uphold an iii | amcient and noble philosophy af sh life and living. and yet to assue |e pactness and . tached Kitchen Heater has ' easy ) two large coal holies. cleaning features. You will find they are just what vou need for a small kitchen and the price is very low. i $5 Cash—Balance Monthly ~ UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO. : - tnat such philoscphy shall always Nl be adapted to the requirements J2 of changing times. igcreasivg knowledge and developing tnstity San-I-Sal is fer sale at all good drug counters ae © 5S en Ok wee ee a ‘ee Tey. ty id . — = ——-———~ - - -~ se rains . " = . ~. ef ' eI A CELI te Cee — — ~ - — ~ —— - » Gest x. EY ii meet > Rep ¥ ith iberty. -_— . a a ~ — ~ ———— ee eee — , — Rees . ———— re - = = = = ilk ce cil ™ = = — ; ae. | OR > <a in ah all eer. 4 - ‘ 1. eae a * ae - ae a

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~~ ea i le les MAY 4, 1925. Buy in This Sale on Our Usual Easy Credit Terms Close Qut beds ines offered in uur entire Brass varehouse of all p of Brass Beds —_—_—_—— 1 Brass Beds 319% brass Beds, priced unusually d@ have beautiful scroll work ance Monthly cers: well seats: coy- = Ata . IAMOND $37.50. All the “Biatest white cold and platinum. i asteteeeens teneeee We save you money NG a Pig. . “ Price IS LI Men's Elgins, $15 to $90 SS En me 45 YEARS IN BUSINESS F. H. INGALLS 432 MN. TJTH «aT. day night from Horace Armstrong, | °725 Cass avenue, by two men who teld him up at 1401 North Garri- son avenue. The robbers’ visit had been well timed. Ten minutes before three city detectives, on their round of, duty, had been at the theater. | In 1920 a safe at the Lindell | Theater was blown, and $300 taken. | Reports He w as Robbed of $600 in Holdup in County. a Lincoln Gundlach, a collector for ithe Puritan Oil Corporation, re- |ported he was robbed of $600 in ' collections by three men in a Ford > ‘ear, who crowded Gundlach'‘s car to one side of the road at 7200 | Bruno avenue, St. Louis County, at 11:45 p. m. yesterday. The men | wore masks and the one who took | the maney had a revolver, Gund- lach repog-ed. A month ago |Gundlach was robbed of approxi- mately $1000 in collections at | Twenty-second street and Wash- ington boulevard. At 2:40 a. m. today an armed ne- gro entered a public garage at 718 Bayard avenue, tied up the night *'watchman, Zach Parish, a negro. ;and escaped with $6 and a Mar- wh § belicatessen-Meat ; -Fruit-Grocery EIGHTH & LOCUST (409 N. Sth Street) | Tuesday Specials | ‘Rhubarb Pockets 4 pelicious small Coffee Cake Bells with fresh rhubarb: make a point to buy a ‘ zen or more meeeelay, at............ | Jellied Tongues i} whole Tongues, covo ked mend encased in jelly to keep p= Ea" 35¢ Sirloin Steaks : And Tenderloin: ¢ Pie siete enics* DBA Bier. se” wOoC > | Mothers’ Day ; rn a basket of Conrad’s fine 7 ot we pack them beautiful- wit n Plain or fancy baskets h the choicest. rare and sea- fonable Fruits, and $2.00 Glicaries: r ; iced Upwards ine 4 =e 2 @ mon automobile belonging to C. A. Mathes of the Chase Hote}. Other holdups were: Howard |Rader,° 1920 Oregon avenue. and ‘Dolan Skvles. 3618 Park avenue held up by two armed men at | Lafayette and Louisiana avenues ' at 10:25 o'clock last night and | robbed of $24 and a $50 ring, re- | 'spectively: August Herzog, 22494 | South Jeffersomavenue, held up by | tWo negroes at Jefferson and Ann ‘| ‘avenues, at 19:30 o'clock last night. /and robbed of $43: William Kam- ; mermeyer, 5901 Minnesota avenue. | ; bread wagon driver, held up by a) inegro at 6900 Pennsvivania ave. : | nue, at 4:45 o'clock this and robbed of $14. KOELW'S OFFICE MAILS OUT STATE INCOME TAX BILLS Total Tax Now Is $1,766.537.93. and Must Be Paid by June 1 | } to Avoid Penalty. | State income tax bills are being | mailed out of Collector Koeln’s of- fice today, and must be paid on or ' | before June 1 to avoid the penalty of 1 per cent a month that is addeyi after that date against delinquents. | In St. Louis there are 67.356 bille« against individuals, amounting to $824,179.34, and 5645 bills against | _corporations, amounting to $711.- 218.35. Other bills, supplementa! to the above bring the total tax at, this time to $1,766,537.93. Among. the latter are bills against 22? raii- | roads, amounting to $83,661.02. The total in the cit¥ at this time. morning | JAN'S To salaried per- fOns harassed by debt. Legal rate of interest. easy repayments. No ®m barra essing ©enditiors. Leeust Streer Tez, 2 A. City OCleb Bigg M. to 4:30 P. MM. Kok = a > “58 ces, Ast. Surety Loan & Thrift Co. last year was $1,425,001.82, which | was increased at the end of the | year to $1,839,377.39, and gimi-| larly the tax to be collected this. year is expected to show a sub- | stantial increase before the end of | the year. Japanese Greet Men of TU. S. Fleet. | By the Associated Preas. HONOLULU, May 4.—The most. pieturesque greetings extended to) ‘the officers, men and guests of) the United States fleet thus far on its cruise was tendered last night | by the Japanese community of) Oahu. The welcome was inthe form of a lantern parade in which hundreds of persons marched rep-— resenting various clubs, of the , Ste the Real Estate pages, Real Estate Investments or Japanese colony. There were many fieats illuminated by thousands of | lights. > motor, built for the navy,-has given’ country, was built by the Wright! reduced landing speed. It covered Pe ra” ot ee ee eS ee i ey ee (So [fo he usbedinatieeesmetieateesmeeee oie ena —s = Se ee ; So Se ¢ ; See rnin 1 Sr, Pee — ate * an. ale we SEC ah gett 8 ees ™ / a’ tee ne Sea a fy : ae ec en ee PA. «Me? a : > ee &. PA — OS er “ ae ~~ wa oe. My * ~” ~ . Son , ‘ valed—unsurpassed. NENFELDS | of New Dresses This List of Materials Best ‘Indicates the True Worth of These Dresses Dresses of Allover Lace Dresses of Lace and Georgette Dresses of Crepe de Chine Dresses of Flowered Chiffon Dresses of Printed Crepe Dresses of Striped Crepe Dresses of Tub Silk. ~ All at a Price Almost - Unbelievably Low! ROM a standpoint of value and timelli- ness, this event represents the greatest single purchase of Dresses ever made by our organization. The Dresses are duplicates of higher-price models that are now selling as quickly as they arrive, and for sheer beauty, quality and workmanship, they are unri- ee Ae LS @ The entire Fourth Floor Dress Section will be given over to this Sale. € A trip downtown to- night, just to see the win- dow display, will be worth your ee oa a a and AT 12 O'CLOCK © ; AT 3 O'CLOCK —several hundred Dresses will be added, so that those who can- | not attend in the morning will | have as complete a choice as | those who come at 9 o’clock. | | 3 @ Our salesforce has been increased, so that all who attend may be served promptly. (Your very first glance will convince you that these are the best Dress values the season has yet provided. ~ : 7 (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.)

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VCP. MAY 4, 3975. r ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ae ben POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED © SSS —_—— ee - ee a St PRE A ae: er | Pm ant at arrensDurgs * % 4 | waranteed : $30.000 today by fire. The SBeumatl, Gwetes Fest or Jetats 4 pure imported feat factures meat ne es A: ' plant manufac =] | and the portion of it burned will be. MSU ; ! : immediately rebuilt. Mh nd It certainly i is surprising fe Duco finish OLIVE OIL W AUTO. DRIVER Smokers FIXACO | setenverywner | — : | Seoches the tongue end mouth, : cleers end secetens the breath. Radice material is bought and sold | } : Cons Conner Ct Sac 10¢ ci Pest-Dispatch Wants. FORITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is ome remedy tbat scidom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin i-ritation. and that makes the saw soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply rou with Ze mo which genera rercomes skin Wh HAT J " Ww oeraliy orer . ; do ou ant MOST : Gieeases. Eczema. Fitch Tirnpies. Rash ois and Milent Milentz Avenue. Mas ag nes avenue, scalp and fare lac- : upON its a ceitetiiene. on taaliies teeth denend upon — intense engine eat v . , F ¢ te — o > “nme ; ; h - ~ - in we - 2 ss Outstanding iteeit cian with “" eC 6erations = J healthy gums. wy) nes LacR-— es So Sex « e+ 5 ~ WAe . = - e * Maytac Featares 7y ae my ¢ SEL! TSELF don’t Lona Billup. 1? = 24 ae he swe Men . -' Ou tere ? == the Bleeding gwurns are the arst si2n of Py orrhea s a> blist Du ; at ae ie . dealer *Yenue. lacerations of the head and et St L, - rec o} thy eT it. O sure ) 1 Washes faster. 6 Easily adjus we | keep t. Te = om one -_" dé nie erevice of the ingrowi ing nai l reduces proach. Then thev begin to 1 nageeres and be hea!t . | i @ Washes cleaner. ‘%° your height. listed * age a wg ear "te a 1o a Mrs Marie Keller. 47, of 293 inflammation and =" ae SS ee Se Pee Sp pale, wean See. Soon i li wh | : 3 Largest hourly = Clothes can be — a in ee: ie Victor street. lacerations of the ¢25 a tender, sens —— skin uader- the teeth are loosened, pus pockets form and drain iS proper y app a : : ' ” ' Pr hi for You, rou . the ¢ ail that i ; : capacity in the put in or taken Se ” - . b only 0 inches ” f Maiwlag Vrlew arerue Maplewoo . sBCerTra- oe a Rie * ‘ ds z i ' ia =o meg? In a fom trong, healthy con dita On. FE. en i > ) - - L dr 1 ‘. tr Cast aluminum wringe:. Seif (; ? yr; } a7 C}f) sh > A hit-and-run automobile driver rons. rice, at least Start using Forhan’ § once a dav ° OT p one l cy - i tub—can't adjusting. I 2- sy aj U CRIES who continued on his way early to- fe 5 , : a Re E warp, ret. swell. stan t tensor al S Li. = Sun TUF Jay after striking and killing Mrs Forhan § 18 more than 3 Lootha paste; rt eHECRS Pvor- : a split or corrode. release. _ Antonia Gapinski. 64 rears eld rhea. TI housancs have foun d wt benetcial for years. | | : Reasons for S26- Prints avenue, is being sough: For your own sake ask on and get Forhan s For the We also do : top and World Leadershi Mins Gums. t all druggists, 35¢ and 60c im tubes. work — : af A canvas of the city for a large A — Cartan ail repairs Ferma of R.Fe 2 eg D. a touring car with broker headilizhts is being made as the result of the KNOX GELATINE rr @arnit: the most or one Poole-Maytag Company delat eile hacia aia cal thee 7TH and omy menage 337-39 Arcade Bldg. (Eignt» & ottve) Telephone, Olive $42 oo ot. point where Mrs | Weekty Specials Ending 3503 N. Grand Bl. (At Seber sx) Telephone, Colfax 271 Gapinsk: was struck. This is the CORN a oe Bonelens 15e| T a Ss 3419 S. Grand Bl. (+ cherokee st) Telephone, Victor 123 °° TL. artner | Senoked Calis. hb. 17e ANHEUSER-BUSCH V chicle Department iD onir "lines: nur > and rsena! treets - . ceiatimes AL TRORIZED. MAYTAG DEALERS 9 Rourke of 6428 Wanda arenu= Ninth A S cach 8 ce ames Rewles Eres. Fier Coe. St. Charies. Me. Bigalte Electric (Ce. 4535 Maske St. -,)4 pelice that Mrs. Gapinski Pork and Beans St. Lous “ - R. Tewer Biee. (e. B6@5 %. Grand Reesch Heuse Fure (e«.. 1541 S&S. Béwar mele 7 rage ; bells: : Reorech Hease Furr. (e.. 7601 Iverr St. * Behan — & Jeffersen Av. Slighted from a westbound Chero- Lamp rs: 3 cane c Peleth Haréwere (0. 7446 Greveois Rerech House Furn. (e.. 4746 Graveis cee ctreet car a: Gravois and Mi- Deser bia shenanrdoa! . . . . : . . . Peely Har@were (ce 4069 A. Wuere Héw. Co. 1916 S&S Breeéway ._ / dion of &S-05 2° me and Eagie Brand Milk ee More than a tooth paste= lent es at 12:43 a 2 i . Sarted to cross to the eouth side it checks Pyorrhea of Gravois avenue | Dragged About 125 Feet. As she reached ‘the eastbound Car tracks the touring car. driven a: high speed. struck and dragged her about 175 feet. O’Reurke said the driver increased his speed and cisappeared east in Grarois. That’s Why Things Cost Less at the alentin \- tra N — | Mrs. Gapinski suffered fractures Ex of the skull. beth idgs and right BRAND arm. Her bodr was identified br Quality her son. Max Gapinski. of 4843 Goethe arenue. An envelop bearing , ime mame. but giving that address. ‘Was found in her purse. Her death was the fifty-eighth actomobtie fatality cf the rear as cormnpared to 44 in the same period last year. It wae the fifth autdé-, mobile fatalitr this rear tn which the driver feloniouslr ‘fled the Geldrs eet im moe > es euntry Club. Cali ifernia equare can Seperecae— iveondair reuend can ( Pimeetoes—— camtry ( lub. Spanish strie. cam. Campbell s, ear regular pin dar ty Club Ghaab 80th gach Seen S-aus—“ichicas hand-picked. = ie for |, FRUITS & VEGETABLES ARE SELECTED BY CANNED FOOD EXPERTS ITOMATOES|::.| save REAL MERIT AND VALUE scere of the accident One of the five later surrendered: the others hare rot beer apprehended ‘Woman Hurt by Husband's Auto— ‘ & ee - “ err +: * Stee CEE SR OR Ae I Ret. pe! RR Som Rg ee aggre * ? Pate . Mrs Deret3: hen — ef 233i Medium- - h and . can ts ' to — Large No. 1 bout Tenth: steéad, auttered Reter- Size Can... if for any reason it does not, our store manager ave, — mal and back injuries at neon re : - . . acne er See ee tie + ber a You Will Appreciate will return the full purchase price. Valentine Onkse a This Quality bards automobile on which he was You've heard that food costs are high because so working in an alley in the rear =) Lrendale Shigpmeet*s Reerived Deity. —_ / Brand Canned Goods sold by (APIGGLY WIGGLY = 99 STORES ONLY rEACHES 9B ¢|{ SOAPS | MEAT MARKETS Walves, Med. Can. 20c ivorYf.* 7c “a Main Line “vs” NOT A SIDE LINE | P. & G. CHERRIES 2c Naphtha We Have Given Our Every Biack. med. can Thought, and Have the Mest STAR Experienced Meat TOMATO PULP Buyers. 8 Napht! Pen it is Owr Aim to Give You J Werk’s QUALITY ALWAYS, many different people—producer, wholesaler, re- 2345 Menard street. After makin: tailer—all make a profit some repairs on the machine the P : husband. Robert. started the en- Ene. anc when his feot slipped The A. G. Stores—sz00 independent grocers—have ata ara a. 4c clutch the 2 1achine ¥en: Company. This wholesale house operates at cost. was amisting ater husban James J. Ryan, 69 re aoe aE view arenue. Maplewood, suffered lacerations of the head and bod) when struck Dr a machine driren by Louls Karhenek of 6623 Han- cock avenue. as be was crossing Tewer Grove arenue at Lafaret avenue Three automobile collisions re« terday resulted im fmfuries to feur Persoms. all of whom suffered S of the head and bod: These so injured were Mrs. Mar Duggan. 33. 5746 Page boulevard Mrs. Harry Billcp, 33. 2310 New- house avrente. and her daughter Loma. 18. and Mrs. Marie Keiler 47 S058 Vietor sreet PINEAPPLE Sticed, large can. Thus ome profit is climinated. Result: Lower retail prices. A. G. stores give delivery serv- ice amd accept telephone orders. STO R E S 33c ec . Fancy, Country . ij Se J a ene Ds. eT Wiccty KRAGT HOMIRY <= \ 141 5 Geo afer O07 avenve ple cdi & compound fracture of the le’ 2g and a prodabie fracture o° the skull when knocked down »b am auto truck im fren: of 18 ao Riverview Drive yesterday | Was one of several girl hikers whw were returning frem Chair 4 \ Sf —_ RED RADISHES, 3 for 10c| GREEN ONIONS. 3 for 10c C. Hart. Wash ing On corres gee pondent the Pertland Oregonian. and « mumber of other Vestern e@wspa- | =e rouening | . Young and Tender. f Sloss. §i]| "Sc" | ( FRESH VEGETABLES & FRUI rum enase 9 | $449 North Broadway, driver o° erg Seller i . the automeonh, « was “ree Lowis. 4 id | a cians Gein ‘ Piggly Wiggly Allows You to Select Your Own, and You | NEWSPAPER MAN AN ENVOY o mtd Aten A | ss dita PEAS Pay Mere, | 4 WASHINGTON May 4 —4"hgries i sae.” i ei FL ERFRR RY a DT Ma A A i ke ; Ap Oe Re ha RA AE NBS RR EN RE haa Re Oe pir ENTS pers. Sas been selected as ¥ - . : oe ait ed Mi nist e; ‘ Page Chane : _— | a corealsisa ang « SPINACH GROW 3 i 1 $Og + is : Tacane?v F's nN a - une ~ — | aRBe ¢ yr. Forma’ announcement 0: 3 GROWN bs. 10¢ wurre & for 10¢ ee very Flakes Pee Omar. the wonder fleur is handled exclusively by the | A. G. Stores. tie apmeintmernrt is Winaneid pend- ~ approva. Oy “Ne Albatian Ger- ImMen* | " Siawe 2 2 mati? of 'ndiana 47 rears orl. He wae secretary and ; Manager of the National Repul- ican Progressive lLeacve seeking the section * Chartes Evans De te em MUSTARD, crown 3 lks. 10c | LETTUCE S25. 3heads 10¢ TOMATOES - FLORIDA - RIPE and FIRM - Lb. 24e RHUBARB FRESH &or5 3 BUNCHES \ GROWN «ess seeesienmamnameaienameee ee : / |$30.000 Fire at Warrensbeurc. Ma | SEDALIA. We. Mar 4 — Th , Resetand Farm and Maru’acturin= ; IGGLY IGGLY: | dh ' . 5 * . q an ; , } f i | and lasting unti! Saturday, iaclusrve. See | | PR obey \ ie A. G. Stores handle o full Kno of quality men meats, a aw

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Bap Z ‘ MONDAY. 1D = aes MAY 4, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED AY, MAY 1925. ainly 1s o how a. nish by | 2t-Busch | ; at “straight- ry” look to old d hot water — Duco finish 4 ’t corrode it Tall Cans 13 j 1 Country Club . 3 “Ret laf peceune it's herve 3 ) ggg Dairy, Pint, 8c; Quart, 12c ————— ee —— Wilson tall oC 5 10c can churned. flavor unexcelled. goes the price. per Ib 3 Kagle Milk—Borden’s; Per Can Country Club The most delicious fresh Purity = ‘Ou favorite brand at the lowest price > everyday MILK Use evaporated milk wherever the recipe callx for milk. Carnation, Pet or Small can, Van Camp’s S A Low Price Small Can—§5c ly Tall Cans and Down ine heat won’t be sure Duco lied, have the oy Anheuser- your car in, ey 3100. SCREENS IZE 24x37. adjust- able. he: ay y Ja- panned meta! ; frame, Unusually low price for this quality. Now is the time to putj them up. Each—- each 10¢ edge. , top and all body repairs KNOX (GELATINE R dainty desserts, R-BUSCH Denar OM the most econom- rsenal Streets SVMEEL iol ot all. gelatines. t each package making : ‘ x 9 1s f ipliw “ quarts of jelly. ned The highest quality for health, etc. Pack- ' age-— C Hf Jello assorted, _ Minute Tapioca, Hershey's Cocoa, * kg 10¢ lec Ib. eee 7 CER VINEGAR: OUNTRY CLUB— Full strength. high- PORK CHOPS. Ib. 30c Rib or loin, cut from choice 6 to 8 Ib. loins est possibile quality, made from whole. ripe Cannot be excelled for salade and dressings. Pint bottle— STEAKS Chuck-Arm Cut from Choice Native Cattle, Ib. 20¢ 10c Bulk Cider Vinegat— Galion 20 VEAL \— c CHOICE MILK FED , \ Steaks, shoulder, Ib............. eee 4 Oe 20c Rib Chops, choice, Ib.......... mpage Es: 230 0 L | V ES SE Es in 6 oe os diac vac beeoe hewda aba 140 | The Finest From Spain —— WW Re ase os sn we eocccec ec ass 1 MOS § Come ere of the POMK STRAKS, tb..............: Cees Oe S60 5 a. See oe FRESH SPARE RIBS, ib........ bee oak 16140 9 tniform in size, taste n or. 4% -072. eS EO aD ee OS 460: ES cua... Omel) Fresh Snouts, gs eo i we Sos 100 a Ne: eres 1a, ° EES SS SE RE 9c PIG eét, Ib...... Wiles vies chads Jo Talls, ic i: chin alts Sp desl ad nc 12%0c Cc Link Sausage, !b......... Sree ees es 22c eee Gaeer, OR... wc ec clne See 250 | Bulk Olives; dozen. Se NS BUMS cub ka 5 sao wie 0 baie v's ree 220 | stcttea ‘igenueiifin Braunschweiger, Ib............ Ciaiae mis 29c Olives; 414-02. glass, Baked Tomato Loaf, Ib....... 230 § 22¢ Golden Bantam ( orn—(C ountry ASPARGUS Asperacus— Avondale. round : FANS / 2 price | APRICOTS | re. GLE r..2ec) size, teed tbs 3 Clifton, nice tender, nutritious~ grade, No 2 can Country Club—Genuine Country Gentieman, can ae Club, Spanish style, Campbell's, our rerular every day Country (lub Beans—With pork and sauce. e Beans—Michigan hand-picked, aes No. fresh, eeeeree Club, Maine. Country Club, California tips or spéears, square can .. see ee a nln sy we eee 19¢ can 12¢ ie Sihcad ? cans... 1l5e¢ * the. COP. «6's Lie uaran- aeceante doz.. Avondale Shipments Received Daily. Avondale Sweet Wisconsin Peas— No. 2 can Tiny Peas, ‘TOMATOES PEAS Tomatoes— Avondale, hand 3 can ee weweees ® 6 No Spinach—C a Clab, Calif.; ‘ , None finer: 8- 0z.-bottle, 100; large bottle .. 17e; (atsup—Snider's, 8 oz. Chill Sauce—Country Club, LAND: Oleos—Creamo, per Ib., Standard Pack, Nutritious Wisconsin Country Club—Finest grown; can Absolutely pure; a low price; et | eee ee» 6 « 6 & © Standard pack; an “*ymagey eal value: Cake a 2 can, 2) Ae De F366 6&8 6 6 BS ee €¢ 02 8 6 6-8 8:8 2 eewesee 8 eee és ow ‘ountry Club. 15: large.. 2c; rite. large. 20¢ pare, delicious; 8-o7. bettie, 12c [* 26c. Goed Luck, per Ib., 25c¢ ‘Bed BA SQUARE LAYER N GRAND Cc *RYSTAL WHITE .28¢ Liquid Veneer; 60c size. ar } ’ ‘me Luax—3 pkgs. for....... | . 49¢ # Dutch 2 cane or “oo Chipso—Small. 8c; large. 2le| E Z Stove Polish; can...12%c _ brick 10¢ Ivory Fiakes—-Pke. .....- 8c Vulcanol; a WAR oe Fs ccs Be s ‘wash ron. "19e | Ri Son. pkes.. el in ~ onl oR pins > ond "a hine, — Fab-—Colgate's. pis. ls. O. inl pads, 1léc pice. 13e by sa Powder, big |G \Grandma—4A pkee. .....- ise | Shu White-—per bottle. . .10r ' 2% | eter Magthe—Pks. aed Jet Oll—per bottle .._ | 10 ie A low price: 2 bare fOr..++.--«+++. aeepTaal |«OPURE NS EXTRACTS OUNTRY CLUB, . Ite Country Club — De- i eo ‘Heious, high grade made in our own : D BEANS 10¢ i takes, baked and iced laboratories of finest + Ce. ‘ our own spotless +) ee me eet Ye, - —i—? Coc Tmitations usually c\ highest possible rrade = this price. BEANS Oc -y ami guaranteed pure: 4 a. %-oz., bot., ae oe | cy ye ad es our roe Sweet and Juicy l4e; 1% .oz.— rr f ee | STRAWBERRIES 77x" °!"" 20¢ C ‘nt: ve 2 Teamon—Count Club, Cut: 17¢c) a BANANAS, 2 pounds........15¢ | %-or. bo”. “tos large can... cy 4 Cc. Vanillin -— Imitation, 4 APPL NEWTON PIPPINS, 2 pounds...... 15e 1%-or. bot, ....10¢ NS cain OY & EXTRA FANCY WINESAPS, pound, lic Va Stringless, _ ee ’ Med. Can.... F ce / ORANGES ——~ Ta a A U Rca . uAvonnnise . California Navelis a 200 Size, doz., 48c; 250 Size, doz., 37c TEA with the home-made be 1 N y — 9c Sy ces can ia ‘THE finest te cae t=.!| POTATOES noes Se = Must be “go 4. ewer’ a Bes Hee | NEW SOUTHERN, 4 pounds. .15¢ | bevel” cen vine 2" ; U. S. No. 1 WHITES, 15 Ibs. . .27¢ | orc ss oe FANCY GRADE 1 SPINACH F7, *°"*- 3 Lbs., 10c "e SMALL GRAIN RHUBARB, Homegrown, bunch, 4c INTRY GENTLEMAN ee Sereaa RED RADISHES, 2 bunches... .Sc | ee ; «z 27e , SMI. Dk ode f ONIONS Sinccses... LOC ana... GC SLEANSERS POWDERS = POLISHES — UTENSILS Brooms; No. 1. *5-sew. ea. 50c |Mops; 10-oz.. 38; 16-o0z., 52¢ Pails; 12-qt. galv. iron: ea 25e¢ Tubs; No. 2% med. size, gal. 73e Brushes: soft. small. each. Se Brushes; large. hard. ea..IBe Garbage Pails: 5-cal. galv.Bi%e Clothes line; 40-ft. braid. 25¢ 110 | Van Camp's White Naptha; 10—9-oz. bare (when packed) 29¢ SOAP: Bruvse PRICES GOOD ONLY IN GREATER ST. Louls AND EAST ST. LOUIS sTOmL: WALTKE Bars for .. C . Sense eggs areenete it t it and a ~,| managers signments. | Michigan, /manager on duty there, order to be relieved. -and a personal visit by “Relief Man” With Money in Them, = le RELIEVES OI STATIONS OF $305 Visits Three of | Standard Oil Co. and Leaves | gation which met here recently. In making this decision the commis- | sion reaffirmed a conclusion be mngperts by a medieal sub-commis- sion some time ago. | of airplanes engaged in the trans- port of passengers by the raterua-| tional Commission for Air Navi- ‘i DOUBLE Blankets £90! WASHED AND RENAPPED Single Blankets, ¢ go = A swindler, who posed as a “‘re- & lief man’”’ Co. filling stations yesterday, Wayne McMurtrey, voice say: “This is Mr. Mitchell speaking. I'm sending a man out to relieve you. Report at 7400 Michigan avenue.” Alexander Mitchell is superintend- ent of stations, and McMurtrey as- sumed he was the speaker. at three Standard Oil re- lieved the cash registers of $305 before the real! station eturned from false as- manager ee a station at Nineteenth and Chest- nut streets, answered the telephone | at noon and heard a | | In a few minutes a young man | rey. MeMurtrey went to o his own stafion and An hour later, Rice White, elephone call from “Mr. wearing shell-rimmed glasses walked into the station and an- nounced he was “Davis,” sent by i |“Mr. Mitchell” to relieve McMur- | 7400 and found the regular with no He returned found “Davis” had decamped with $180. | man- | ager of a station at Jefferson ave- | /nue and La Salle street received a} Mitchell” | “Davis.”’ | When White returned from a false assignment to another station, he; if | ound “Davis” and $100 missing. Another hour passed, and Barney | 'Shepard, manager of a station at! Chouteau avenue and Sarah street, | heard ‘from “Mr. Mitchell’ ‘Davis.’ This time “Davis” got way with $25. : a ‘CHURCHILL LIKELY TO DROP | | | ‘Ss | Copyright. 1925, by the Press and Pulitzer in | | | | Chancellor HIS PROPOSED TAX ON SILK to His to Hold on Pension Scheme Despite Heavy Opposition. pecial Cable to the Post-Dispatch | and New York World. Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) LONDON, May 4.— Agitation ‘against some features of Winston | 'Churchill’s budget continues many quarters and appears 0 | strong that the great majority in | Parliament will compel changes in | it. chequer, Churchill, Chancellor of the Ex- is likely to drop the plan for taxation on silk and artificial i si lk, but will hold on to the great | pension scheme despite the heavy 'fire to which it is subjected both | by industrialists who say industry | | fi | ' i is LS A / of the E ta ee — near games between the “Black” fleets of the United States navy. TH 'mine the fate of the budget. imposition of the McKenna dutles silk farthings a pair (about 27 cents) because they are cheaper 13 wool.’ SHIP “SUNK” IN WAR GAMES By the Associated Press. when couver, B. C., been passing through the Honolulu during the war | leaving Honolulu on April “Blue” prow and effected the first ing,.”’ despite attempts of a “Black” plane to head off the attacker. Two | hours later, squadrons of battleships sighted the Eimpress of France and. ‘“‘destroyed’’ | her. “torpedoed”’ aboard the Empress of labor. Debates this week will Re- despite certain to stand, grumblings against restoration of the gold standard. The storm center is likely to be the silk tax and evidence that this will affect poor women has greatly well ag the opposition. impressed the Tories as Elden “Wilkerson, M. P., says: “The poor working girl wears stockings at a shilling 3 NEW YORK, May 4.—Officials | Canadian Pacific the company’s mpress of France arrived at Van- in reported that the “sunk” “Blue” and As the Empress of France was. 25, aj airplane appeared over her’ “sink- the officials said, two An hour later a submarine her. Passengers France | were reported to have enjoyed the | | novelty of their fed | employ ment in the operating crews | “war’’ experience. i Women Airplane Pilots Barred. | Corréspondence of the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Eng., April 14.—| omen have heen barred from any | ‘ Oh Henry! aw ee | ' " or BUY! is a fine motto for candy lovers. Lots ._ of bars have copied Lookjbefore you bite... Oh Henry's looks, | that makes | Oh Henry! the fastest | ae ry icrse! fe in Railway | | Co. here announced yesterday that | steamship | earlier in the day on) its trip around the world, the cap- ship had three times while: “war zone” | nal | | FORTNER’S AS#, “” 4200 SHAWAV. 2 GRAND GRAND PRICES GOOD TILL MAY 10th YOUR SOMETHING 3200 1259-8377 OPPORTUNITY F R Et FOR NOTHING A chicken or pork shoulder at Fortner’'s Market with a 85.00 pur- chase or more. No strings to this offer. 7 SUGAR, 15 Lbs. S"..... $1 CORN sutterm or Comty Con age] Kirks Soap 3... 25¢|Libby’s Salmon 29¢ } MOUND CITY MALT, Hopped, 225°" GOc | MILK<:)"°" PURE RICH MILK 3 $2°°25c] EGGS :- BUTTER Best Quality Lb..-____._____ STRAWBERRIES, Fancy Full Box, Ot.___19¢e Strictly i | 3Oc,| New Potatoes '= 259 au so Whyeearry your groceries when delivered in our neighborhood. | PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGN | WUnless you ask for “Phillips” you may not get the Original, | genuine Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians over | fifty years for _ Constipation Indigestion | Sour Stomach Gases PEL | Sick Headache _ Biliousness wih oF AGNES, Refuse Imitations Insist upon genuine “Phillips.” Each package contains directions | tested and approved by the medi- eal profession for fifty years for the above conditions. 25c Bott! es bottles—Anv Drugstore. ANTACID CORRECTIVE LAXATIVE THE CHAS.H. PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO. PROTECT. : Your Doctor and:Yourself ESIA. _ ER niece ee 8 ee ORS Se SE OO OK Pee : The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press hews service. — }-—--- —— ; — ee ee et | cannot afford the burden and by! Labor spokesmen, who oppose the; ‘enforced contribution by | deter- | "Thee designers of these fine new linoleum floors worked hand-in-hand with the needs of architects gnd decorators. They are beautiful floors. Cemented in place over a cushioning layer of builders’ felt, and waxed, they will wear for a lifetime. Resolve now to visit a homefurnishing store this week, Ask the merchant to show you these pattern floors that are so much in vogue. He will cheerfully estimate on re- placing your old worn wood floors with pattern. gray. Armstrong's Jaspé ew Marble Tile Inlaid No. 72 or cork-tan. as * New Floors for Old” is the title of an interest- in’ - —- — Tye. be Inlaid Rug, No. 1010 who rent As an inexpensive covering for that bare wood floor it will pay you to look at the new “Now something can'be done about your old wood floors A black and white drawing cannot'do } pee to this It is a dark gray figure with touches of b held. A colorful bedroom can be easily inlaid linoleum pattern ora neat printe fabric rugs and furniture show their peachene on these pattern floors of Armstrong’s Linoleum. Inlasd aie No. 1020 New, beautiful linoleum rugs for those SS Se these smooth, quiet, comfortable floors, Floors that are cleaned by simply dry-mop- ping. Beautiful, colorful floors’ on which furniture and fine fabric rugs look their best. You will find hand-set and moulded in- laids in plain, inset, and marbled tiles; Jaspés; arabesque, figured, and medallion » 1 eee sturdy, long-wearing prints; and eautiful rugs of printed or inlaid linoleum. He will show, you patterns that are. for bedvooms pasty inlaid ue on a buff © lanned with a figured - matting desigh. Fine for livin g-rooms You must see this pretty pattern in its soft, natural colors. It is called Jaspe. It comes in ground colors of blue, green, brown, or he soft field is rippled with lighter and darker tints of the same base color. You will also find parquetry patterns, black and cream tiles—in fact, the color and pattern best suited for each room. Waxed and polished, these floors grow lustrous and for halls and sun porches Be sure you are shown the new Handcraft tiles, for sun porches. and entrance halls; the Dutch red tiles, an idea borrowed from the spick-and-span kitchens of Old Holland; and the new colorful marble tiles (laid with a plain border, these marble tiles are particularly effective). that simply refuse to show dirt—and granites of blue, or green, . , There are inset tiles of blue and Armstrong’s Linoleum Rugs. Inlaid or ccuieeel, you will find fresh beauty ral design. These rugs lie flat. ems a, no curling edges to trip ore? Aa a “Two minutes’ aie ey last for years an Armstronc Corx Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 Linoleum Division, Lancaster, PENNSYLVANIA Chicago Office—1206 Heyworth Building mstron for Every Flo re. s Linoleum rin the House Fe er Se oe oe oe © = & o eS ee Ce ee ees Owe — -- — se eo’ © oe Hs - - ~ = & ee & & © « _ oo

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7 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1925. bs nae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es. = ‘ : ‘ARDS, AF * : ee ° ta . Bos m Ax : es eo: ‘ G “* a 9 | b Pp ee i ieee — — | ee — = -_—_ —- — = - --- -_ ~~ i iii ~~ , : OO me al lag all gl” ial al al al ea ee i in i el ES =”. ~~ = . ee Wingard Scores Secon : ASBESTOS—The Engi Pulled a Good One on Joe 2 ae ee Sa t : | aa ing d JOE and ASBESTOS—The Engineer Pulled a Good OneonJoe 00 =o = ere See .a| Game of H oe Py Bek eed ip StaRa 2 ¥ ® Pe Phin in BE aS Bite y x ek ew REDE code 2 tke, “a _ _ Victory of Trip, Holding So daae ee Smee Bn Se tenn vomtenns A a = =a Clvde Dav mR i Whit So : | wece, Bors ‘Goe- Destacven ee ance A pareD on THE PEOPLE “a Tene Cly e ay in : © x to 7 Safeties ASBESTOS ann araene— BUT Crewe a© CHEERED ENGINEER! |= s Dual . Ret amd CHEERED . -| BAR : en's Defense Cracks in Ninth I HE Aways DRAWS A C=, . ar CROWD — ——— = Jf >? . : : ——— ; = . h Scores Three Runs and Draws Wal ? . 3 4 but Recruit Pitcher faze ‘ yl / : ee Se £ Sisler Continues His Batting Streak, and Has Hit Safely in Ag wie 4 B ‘ : ee . AT ; ’ Yesterday's 3—2 conquest at Chi-) ......... EP gets Haran ee he ; complete schetule fer tne) ww as follors- a i aii aii ale the western haif of the American League neither elated nor dejected: - ‘ ’ = epecteg’ | BANAROLEL } Dot 7 5 ; * ever their showing. Of the 11 cames plared, six were won and fire “| + ‘Ss NOW . . o 2 trip of tbe season. While the —_ B were lost. The club is in fifth place in the leacue standing. 75 : x “ soil. every city im the cireuit With the i $1097. 78 ‘ @ ia | cago gare Ernie Wingard two vic- Bi tories on the trip. Joe Bush also On Their Stride. = ‘ ; won two games. Daris defeated | : . % PN all a le ae Nal - a . — Puig M3 Detroit for vict in ¢ sta | $, y Pm +> i . — Oy im TWO Starts | ST. LOUIS. CEH 4G@. | 2. 9 2¢ i2——New Yor. **~ + } + and Vangilder was credited with a F. RF ; * i ‘m 16—Brock!r + victory over Detroit. The five de-i/Buevris ts poms iis | : o. 19, 20-—Phindelphian. ei . 44 : lla 2% % 4 @ Deve os t @ 1 eo | _ - Th, 19. 2 Philadeipi« ies feats were charged to Vangilder. Sisier 16 4 @ 1 @ (Callie 7) 5 1 8 @ . eo a ‘—-k Davia. VW B Witwes 4 1 * @ Sheely 1b 4 Oo 1 Oe “ji st. 22. 23-—Bostes. ‘ Wingard. Bush and Den- MeMe 24060 Fak 3 000 cineeieniiaial - . 4 Brookira rao ferth. ducen ef 3 1 @ @\Barrt -* 4 @ 2 @ = e a ite fre i r = ' >t, - a s- So == ‘tS t The work of the pitchers on the By, sSi8 Mee eisis : | ? . ‘ Whitbread L Se oe. 23, 30. 30—Puteburg.” eae ee Bt cmap tea * 2 © 2ete cj es 23, 36. 3 Pit Pw hole was not satisfactory Waits) rs "st See 333 ournaments /Yationa e May fave to Gardens fimis — Baseball Scores eg teem @ er cond't! : Tetals 35 3 8 © Comms vp @ 8 @ ®@ ; ertses |. sagan ts—Off BReb- : nine ai , ; Eilie: “Cotten” ee Loung a b or ae ee erteem. 7 eff eunally. I im i Pe = ~i- 7 — é, te - - '* ” ss mtr * : , - 4 “ ee : é " — " . : same Sort of experience. defeating nm ag W isd pic e— at St. Louwzs. : Stock Owning Famules.: Neitner Sid nas tI Oi. Arena, May Close. ee dea a eg oe eer H a *xho " erday? “538 Card:na’s ented > ; (leveland and then winning from emteedl and Heats ni sen sere 3 — ack “ew Ste Pees regen é poe , streak. which hed reached = Chicago, but losing to Detroit ir | 1= 3m , | MAT tte.) 3 3 ee . eis a cow. by exhibiting a real | 4 frigid weather | Over 368 tocrnamen:ss have been By John B. Foster | . during the distri 4 “ sunch ‘for the frst time: “4 ~ . S eA% . a * ~ ww ie RAIDEe DT .s nave aeen . By Fairplay. 1 2 3 4 5 =~ 4 s 4 R. Ho. -_ ; e . pw cf. . as . ise ae pe 48 in the secend officially sanctioned br the United Year. indicated , ‘hat ‘irst ianing agairst™. - | 5 i Sip ed i TON. : a 2 Jaco for is safeties “gtr - tures Of the tour was the hitting of }, ah ow . oe — sim be decided Curing the 1$25 season, stock of the Brookira Daseball club since the sudden deaths of the pn... gets away with Sid Terris showing this seasen anc Ja . poitang ne ai Ss yo + ~ ~Ose see ai as \ 22. sl 5 ~ + * ~ i — es . es on ‘ . - — = oe ~ 7 * 857 ¥ -_ . » bt ; “l¥ . — ha 4 George Sisier, who obtained at least pounced in fron: of the me nave according *o a list made public to- two presidents of the clud within 12 dars of each other. lat the Garden temorrow night i 0 2 0 0 0 Diar. He shot the ee eT Ee. eee BS : TS a “= = A WSs ce7 . ie a _* r _ — ie _ _ > > “ . —. be ote of the greatest miracles W ' > i2 the ciub te al — _ Oe Tae * cr — = ® : Sale in % we = ver we ee a oo - - Jate applications for sanctions wil! ie, - Snares Sf ee ee os lia sete — v ——s - = ie - j ae s oe a nat —- - Bem TO" ; score of the tTicte *# let = ween’ omy am 28 comsecutive cobson proved thar he was or his bring ine tetal up to +90 the Ebbets family and the other Beever faction ,;which this miraculous performer score turned im thus far Cube coming withim one ran Pe a on °° sz Pit Io ati f e'd« and - in a ve at 8 ©! i eile = Up © ia eure a Se cree. - er4 So Lon iy = %? 0 0 ? 0 0 ; — —— ; +e J task > oss oes > ie : +4 he has driver the bal’ bard ep wensces bs _— he scampered home One ef the major totrmaments’ half br the McKeever families. and Widew Could Selve Prebdiem. oes oe pulled off é ee His score ’ te when the Cardinal defense —ne . = . a5’ while Schalk ran but a few stepe .° +» ere E Sg ae ee .| The Seotch Wep haz beer ge - “ . r an easy first round ‘4 = te the ateth Yo low in much the marrer that cha: 7 : » an, “——o Oo. .Sa¢ seasor the national clar while both sides profess to be will e unexpected death of Edward | « Ral-e™es Broea_rn — Pet and Deber- otoaute cleat I - f ='ce ODe ; (22 2a. ff = 35 ieee Bk. OF .7 a ‘Ck ° > 7 we ‘ . s* — = = - a ~ — or “ — . tin Tr ‘= th roTine - “ome iii : ¢¥NMel? TRA prong = . . ~~ - acterized bis hitting a +9 — -* — ' e os : A en Winr- “ours cham piounsh ~~ was awarded ). Rickert ren oe s de — SS S254 pard. who lik 5 base hi- }.. » BRR . ~j2ag to bur out t ‘nterests of the Presider ef th ~ ee fter > r ban one of hi “9° = | being eliminated, up | . * Kenneth Wit!) > i « Ds = oe al ce as & to St. Lowis and will be plated » E Bas bac tee -Bteres a Cr the ba aga m wunti x = hs ie = - . ~ hae > ce ayer oad M nee Terse a é 2 247. ta ‘ea _ f en _ . ~ as ae s4 ves- read ue Bs ane Johnny Tobin would he trum ac Che * CDa se = Wesh . ‘oo De the a-* ve Presider - of ° i rib - time ca* >: the lle Terris > Se. d.sposed ef F . . re - : terday. when he crashed out a have rounded third base on {b> SMO a! ee ~ 0m he 44 so for their financial #id/->:5 saat sell his alec tt is — le. Pete n de te ee aegpc ee Sere ae Pee “a g rookie. replaced Eédie Dre- margin . , -_ sare reuncec tai! peteec he ——— P The results eof the pavcety ied Gee. Oe : . p ae. ; e ~* -* icwb a ape ; OG ae % ~ + om = bh — sn” 2» >e + ’ or = aia = : — kad in - _ i Jacobson. who played his} Wingard i Tr i» : Brovkiyn politics. They would net Keerer is corer anxious to remain yr 2 Ses panes 4MERMASN LEAGCLE tratches follow rman s assistance. Dar cnt Jacobs «| “ Asm i ble Twice a ~~ —e om . -_ . 7" e sep a "Se t or) . _ aa a We : a6 - , = first game of the seasen in the : : i 4t Ph: tN egy ow od he™- agree to anr terms that would not im basebe! ‘ she cam get‘out at a when the battle is over. Chicage at Cleeriand rain a. Friberg ot 2 feu! te Botter- It wes = — / be @ ° 4 “4 . > . = - - -_ - «2 . : > . . z ee * . : _— > - " - a oo te ~_- _* (eveland series. bit two home ry»: Wb a # El - ee 4 S =: My ' . - -- -_ 7 a 2 = — ' . - - >. - co . . e — = - © st Chicage and gave every ingice-. — along smoothly until the gsapies ot Rodis Toe. gzsiee «m2 terest in the club as was held by oS og He estmen of — way the Spréen Will be ee ~ ba at — ow ante ae =, ae wos WF “ Gries the Cardicais thefr fire Facing : ; - | ¢ re ing. Sen * = . Ci = ae — —sae = * —~ — — a@ LSoets wviiit -ter'+ - | tarred Ter ty, - ~ T+ . +a -*- —en -2°T . hand , - ~~: _ v—L EPO gitgies -n - “ ~e1 est tephen Mc! r +h _ : weet | mn —- e.er. | men up reached bases. Then. with les a: Lougweod Cricket “a> Bones (the factions ewning 5@ per cen: of ont wit mas a gp Cheever | hag seen. among other things. some _._W. i wD ww Wait. 2 it was enjoyed br sied and: Four Pinch: ithe call three ba!lis nd two July 13—Natiensl cay cour: cham he steck. Of the: McKeever inter ae “en '® aenytaing great bouts in the course of its his- { 7,4. ¢ Oe 16.999 persons. 2 good crow! ‘allies. Reads. \ strikes. Collins hit a hard bou _| Menehips at Triple & S: Louis oe © mcAtever inter- which stall appear te give him con- /. but it bs ‘.* © whnnreee coat EO cae “i pag GAPE SBS. Benge? Leo Dizon the new Browie “as . 4 na : = —_ bounde: - “aiy 2°—Miespeurt Valer tecrnamert est each brother ewned °5 per cert trel ef the club im any war Te. “ory vw it Bas aise seen “fights ‘ » - oe ae a a which shou = tn * — ; — im - ~ " = ada +* \-« . “ws — © ~ - . ~— o. er : ro : at Be = > - >». - ae i2 so ~~ 42 rar ra _ ‘re . a 3 P 2 > eT e bs catcher, made & very favorable im- all tl ies eeath Om ented starve July 27—lsvuation tournament a: “+ both -vweted im harmon as © . ” rumstances wi the: ~- . ; ° + , 5 ; dis ak," Buacerer éelented 25 BSE abe one pres@iom a8 a receiver but he did h be eee er amines ah cade anee Teamis apd Cricket: Cu>. See- against the Ebbets interests when- 42°*°¢ °° EnF‘a'ng FXich will sxb- '% +"“2R8 uUpes the tep ef the tower ~~~ tf defestee 3. A. Tee Hemers club : —— ond +. Pp = . mot bat ae well as his riva! — wi _— He whipped a fas: aug 3—Xat musintess “om ever there happened te arise any aren -he ciud’s iden ay 28 an Ee- dSiush for shame. AMERICAN LEAGIt FEF. “4 and 5% - ? ore Tans a i> > ~~ - ; - . = - & . P, = ‘brow to third. retiring Mostil and pienstpe at Ba iimere Denman pre ean = on ——— Saee All the good omes simce John L iF we ion do a = 4 + Coerer and Regers Herzs- In the = cs > the Tamiiry tam : , 7s t. 7 ; . 7. ’ - +2 e "pe They Ther x lL Gime oof 2 7 was Heornebr whe ted ‘he Eorttomies Severeid. Dixen was beh — imd the Gene Robertsc ‘et Aug 3—Sov tom ‘ : , rtscn competed a é@dou- » oi _Swestrrs tC Th4es at , ; = lee — ) a mi pate yesterday and be handied pie play by getting nt nate nce = Laws Tensis Cus. Dalles Tex Friction Between Facticn — 3 | * Oe oe ) . * Fo = 7 = . = es a * . : ‘ ~_ 7 * “ ~~ — _ i = . > me A * . F - ' = = ail every situation nice); Sieux City. la ae cRamplenstips at im recent rears the Ebbets fac- im Breekirn. insisting that their ?a- emeries of the buildisg will eu:- Cleb. Ww. t. Pee. Teéay Tedsy Ca= 4. # ' e singe _ with 2 See nett = af be \ edert : tre -agar-“eid seats. [ns =he Dar came the diamond to Sisier a « 3 .* , “5 +h : Warm weather mar bring better’ .¢ Celliine. This was -“opcge _& : ‘ ia ‘ a >: * = oer? « ++ - - piiching from Vangiider and (,a8- fersive effar of the en* re ame ' os A= =A. TS W eat a Tose: ~er- Pt a.Fars agreed altho 5% Oe! unde: "ee ~ ords and stor ee 3. spoT ng eTer.: “ achingtoce Tt 4 Jao | . : :* = ae — a c . + S > Coener bet - 5D the tom. In Which case the Browns on William. ; atts ae apenas y ~ Sede Teams Ciut. Forest Hills, N. | arrangement br which the partners National League [teterested. are current im this qecutry Phite@ipthia t@ 4 36 OUTS CAT a ox — —— ———SSSSE , , Th bia ms in uy BI on Or . Ss , - ; he Pe ein > . ane m - = PF. ¥ agner 4’ mad S Saegdtiadinns sheuld win seme ball games. Win- sn. seam and lifted the be! piste Aug 19-—Nationa’ ‘onior ang sere TOTKed. it did not materially affect’. “°° National oro ge tines 2 mas oe CMe Sc. a = Sl at s. a . » be res Ce ue, - . ; ; oe * > ie «. -. at i reg- orme run ve the *h Jobrar . mm phe - ne mate cede oe a , - a 8 as . ae pr Z — f i an? ; after the rs ; os read gt- “wr ce o $ x Besteca - 4 It - = 221i — | Prank Boecim ‘sated 2% : ur . os: i 4 ° fer : Tesein ae oe = \s-- (Cutive managemest with hick the: +> ra _ —E . , . for four bases and the S P.ensh: pe «* 2 cee ; : ar Doreen mgeegae ° Se mace 0 Bring 6508. 25 @S- Elsie Louise 192 Juiia O 101 , . —s - - @: Chicage. the Browns were beat- back tm the bal swine Sor Were — 1a Wpaewendence ~_ +4 — ema l¢ iF is I= yp ——- oe their four bite off “Rea” Faber) "OTe Was real excitement in@he cas sionen Se a: Wee ore! =6tarf ithem im the later years of hie Life. “"* 2SSmess affairs of the league if were s. 106 *Face ios ee ae oe eS we Vesterda wi mini? inning when. with 3¢ 00 - Forest Hille NY — a ‘ - ; ~ __-—”—s the Breekiyrn owners contisced at / Best Shet 187 . Sir l12 Wie Lose T. A. Heomezer éefeeme W, 5 | eee e es:ercay. imgard handed the a Pe fans van but the McKeever brothers were so Zeud ‘t3 * as ap “F : Re welling fer act siete Sog. “0—Final Ame-cas Zese Der: a ne Paani _“ =" Joegerheads . ii3 fears 92 Crab. eS. L. Pet. Tedar Teday > we Memecaiions to tiie colems ZX some of the same medicine. : 7 som. Sores coaxed a cup tes at Longwood (y:cket Club Bee (Certain ther had a “gold mine Tt ts well known that certain iz es Dam ill New Yerk © 4 264 C33 sl “y= 5 eae a soe a! . we . . (ue . — r 2 that certain is- , . 2.2 3 3 = .: . me 7 _ He was found fo: seven hits but base om bal’« Sheely hit ‘9 center -OD : chee Cher Seiad ra : . cil te Secord race. the Baltimore steep .echase ul F Medart defeated A. be complete as te details. te he : PT eRe Oke a otees " * aug 24—National ~or? doubles -ha=- hat they deciin ~ sell. erests (xn New York are Willing to "™ai@ens. 4-rear-cids up. to miles Cinctareari 7” ¢€ 4S 47 _ a rt me as kept them well scattered and he ons oe singie and Falk pushed ——— im Men BS Yeterems mized éo2- Simce the death of Presiden: Eb. Purchase the club ‘* ther can get Pricke 148 °"Ger. Smith 130 Chieage 7” [| = at 230 "= 2 arverstick tet © rare rhere and on whet deg poe - ,* t> °? x a a — , 4 3 “a ther =4 ’ . . e “ 4 -— Reckm 4 rf ey = > - - ¥ . - a a Ceserved his 3 te Ff wictery o% > _ = - °RE With a sacrifice bunt Cracker CC — , — ag xv Sete “bere bas been held «a mee ng he E>Dbets stock and the McK eerer =~ emma ia. Be _ s > ot Philad phia & & 2 c > ) Tt er_! P. > aut _—* — gar- _ > are Tremer ask “2 ~@ *¢. “hariie “No-hit” - mh the tieing ri a heeene . , : ‘or . ‘aie Mey =+ ft . [fon ‘sa Breekire ‘he " : . | 3 a * oe Rodertec: md only Forest Hilla. agree@ tha: ther will not sel! their net perctase the stock ef ere * “=euRt } @ Fredden Bock —- Pirteberg «4 9 .2 = aand = C tecke defeat & we s does ice players request- Sodieiie better ball than either she Indian« ed great pitching He was equa ESO jar. _ . Lod S presert diec& of 3° per chase aed James 4-ber — so, Cardinals 6¢$w = 373 4tz aes o's : a € , ar Ticers and ' teok Birnie " %: : . "ee ‘aex He a 2 R ” e* — — rome a “28. Ge ~sA4 Wh -hew lispose of aur par of » “ent of the « ub s paper DeunGs caine * ~de. ‘ = lg50-- ae ) a ¢efac”’ il he = them Yresterday. Kamm pop a foul to Gene Rebert- > de Tennis Choo Fores: Hila X. : > Sd Guard Lil Diepiar iil AMERICAN LEAGT E. '. E£ Fisher defeated 7 EE : Robertece gave the Browns their #°™ Ome rummer scored bur the Decem: : es it~ 522 Charice Lid Petrone Lan - : . a ‘ Pa 4 2 a4 - —-s 2 . o ase : 7. i “err or — Na ona. on er — — 4 Means Mora [Ti = -e Fen ee et : ba tt = - 4 r > = e ™* —_ . és we —— . a ae ~ . aon - a 2 Lis ‘ Y > ££ re = lites or -a id a 2s opening when he walked Jacobaca Browns won the ball game. 3—2? 0 _cbe™=>piomenips a: Seventh Eeg- LLL cle er Punind and Dispiay. Waiter J Sete | ;cmageo at ere a! 7 ————————————— ——— . oe New Tork. ee i i di i i i ie ‘oc Tan lit Scohe $5.10, ‘third. Time —s ‘ : : ' ne we ee age Som Terk t P 2 Gevea ac 4. B = SSS —————- (2 2-3 pew track recerd “ida O Der. .. — Trace. for 3-,eareids and ap : ‘A as Fare Sta> Wr? orn Th.2?° 2c 2 Si ieents : -¥. TIO" AL LEA Ct Ee. — —_ Dan Alfano ill Box 5 5 CARDINALS SCORED BUT 7S Meted: “Vclgate. Famce. Enele and Sea cue mi odline 113 ‘solidetr. & Dee | Cinetnnai ac ‘ticags ee 7 4 ’ harv et ase aa ia Lis Jer Smoke Lig i rsekirs «: Bosten : Aer g defeated “ >? c 4 NIN =. SECOND BRACE. $7000 che Patapero Zuscic ll? Prince of Boz New Tork a Phuadeipra *as't : | - P- em - . @ In Boston Event : Sew rome GAST WEEK) | came Soman es SS coe epee 1 of Geir eos ats sof {Smee sateen Be ; : . ' ro = > > =i pur PR arom 144 etch . iiz 7 105 gy es = = « : v 5 0 S O >) at Soe At Jamaica. $8.40. S$" 4) $5.20 sre. Hens Darmer St Valentine 107 Podge Puller a7 Yesterday's Results. ens 2 NOY detente B. & 2 2 ¢ >}; Weea's records of clubs in the ma $3 Feaunesse: Ss = SS 8) second — os Ler Ma laper- . . 4 so ; C$! . 3 —— = i256 » ache I¢ Smecth’. $4.59. turd. Time eamies 107 Ten Mimures iy” ¥ - mer ¢efrated 2 $$) jer leagues were as folle Wenber cloudy. track wae we 16 Bac More. Far Lady. Brother Bl) a 97 3 ———. i: .EAGCUE. 3 ee 1 - - : 4a = : i s? . a ; : el »~ + a Ties 2 ‘ ATT » % ‘ - os i ee tae Ss - cme swt - ohn tng Cimencati 5 Pirwters ¢€ > tt = bo =. , ~~ -- b i . 2 =_s* Sr= Re Sx oat EUR 2.2 “2 2c ee 2 cece. ch Sa ee = ——— ~ : — . - _ POPE Teer Champion Departs for “? e i 23. "LR. HH Ere Op RHR Killashardra 107 (Thaerver: 7 w 5. eo. and Srether Bl. «4. C. Beatwick and Fras- Ge S300) dae “ai ~ — Sroekirs 2 Philadeipos, | Bu = & defeat - Indianapolis Meet. ' yc Seo 3 we SF FS 6mcond: Buck Pond 106 | Peterveil: out ce J Buchanan entry ‘our ages 122 &> Rona c tts ORLY Games scheduled. = 3 St he he a 2 & i ge @ Se 2 thin Tze. 2:35 ‘etagarue &.50 "Ss Prime - , Merm Ling 114 sane . 2 ies : LEADIN ow Yors s & Zo 3 — $ SUT D RaCE Sle? S-reerokt as Sree he~ -waupfre Talee 1°76 Fast Ma: +7 4MERN AN LOAGTE Cass ¢. , © HEPTTeR.s. se@ephia € 3 43 %T3 12 3 5s les 3% furiengs hetnever 11S (Same Fics -ecs—Geiden Haze ore car, fret. Gacterr > ti. oeyY a ee Bei “eve W's aznpSre Te es and Trp I gtr Rk ieee i : a eee mere, i{-‘an ted ‘ . ; : - 3 -. = ~ . 8 a ors v= | °3 3 79 aun = — ne - ot = a + oe r4— Ba ¢ Pet Re er W-se Bor r . ~~ _ — = - are: _.~@T eR ame je fame ©3206 . a —o =/ Ray Alfano, national A A 1. Secanehh, Bre=as SD ¢ 8 Me icaamn.. i 3 ak oe Se. SS . 2 aed. See ee ath—Grace Trexler Marr Sta:h rece. f cob aut seer ae chee a: ead of seventa maging OF as aa a 2” SE tet 5 ee Pi2seserss css (= eereier, Dedgers CAROINA™TS 8 © ° 3° s 2 4h, ~a re a ae a Rese Shamrock Mh—Brow Rec+ ar > : ae 4 WF ash v1 ° SS == i 3 @8 t 2 - featherweight champion 36 rted ngs it 48 18 t® .475 nee es ne - i@> J Ersarec and “ts OC oa Kanmce't. “san sh * i , at . = a-mng. $: Se we and 73 achingzen. Boson * 2. A Boe-manre orn « a cA -_. % > oo > ¢« (arreer . Geparted Hermsby, Cardinaia 13 49 15 AMERI LE. r he hy - el GS athletics 1. Yankees ¢ ys ARR BE TB = ..4e8 cAN 1cTUE. oll .- AmDbagmder Grmkhaza Gser Ware Fetung 2- ‘ . Rays se are 9 . —Sccareeter got Kc! —_—— this morn for Bosc -e he Male. Athletics Sa ——————————— | THIRD BRACE. csiming tard car 3. ee - . acket ar _ chardt 1 . act Ma~ Smeets } img or on. whe e of = - bm 3 4 | 431 ee ames —— : et on 4 — Pr io Se eaten tel ‘? . , ae ace — q : Wheat. Dodgers __ 14 61 ; — ee WR UM EB Op AHR reeves and up ax furionge—Tov See Sock Bom Brice, lord Saicmes I Sea Pair - A1i Minor League Standings. ae ~~ 5 - = puaee wate — Fark. | wae - will compete as @ member of the HOME RIX rg Noendh eed Pog $2 2 SS SF 3H” fF stent 110 «4. Coline. 20 co 1 6 tol 2 Knight of Mevi If St. Valeatine Trp °S@ether or Rimirec ne C. & Sar @efeamd © wm 3 ty, bag = > s. - RA *s Ww ~ . : _ “~ >t ue 4 ~ ~ . “men ame Lay 4 5 3:2 *+ trated > s : : - . ‘ ‘ — Wash - = > > > A é — i re oe * mn = Cf. een : as —--£= Se? ent h—Toedies “Quetta: eon * ts - - a INTERNATIONAL ——— F ah @e, z.- . : _.. a United Statee ‘847m (8 ‘te inlerna- Ptaser— ia . ae eee a _— e rae seaaitine 2m Pater “3 an. i @& = se ; PS aw Dt ee ee *s >} > Rc-- tt }. third Tom i-iit 32 “eTenrs Tace. +t a> - ww. lL. Po - WL}, ‘ ‘ -€ ; ‘> Rarteett. "242i 2 = ; =e. +3 2 ee a ae ead =~ cies a een. 3-year-2 - _ _ — nate $ - 4 henal competition against Sars Cubs +o e 6e0Cn ane = Or .Moer Leckerhie Final and Fa-r- At ata . 2 ¥ = a 2.ng L306. ome mie a_i 2 Bitoumere 132 4 "34 Su“ar *- 47*i a6 2 $53 § » f a from Canada and South America, TOO7™*r. Dedgwere ........... “Tk -~~¢-4... $ 2 S S57 § Se 3 FOURTH RacE the Montak Madiee. - ae si ler. Citx.i2 S S87 Newark . 7 1} 473 REDS LEAVE THREE . » e6601% : ‘ (eta: te es - Herwsby. Cardimals re > te 7 sam . rente s a 47 Read ntsc S aim 2 > a _ = > . The togrnament ts scheduled to be ywoare, adit - oes 4 Dem: LS 4 @ 15 42 } amd o Sa\f Sureign—Canane 112 Same’ saws alee mS. S-year-wids ang “> eee LG8 °Whie Marsa t90 Bochesce- 7 9 @@7 Srracume 8 9 400 INJURED STARS Saft-or Pca.) *Tatke ~ Of Certer Prince Lia 5 — 7s «ie & 4 tare > wet 3 Ww 2, Seon. Sara eee Me a “om a Ps . acres - ar mo Lz? AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Br the seeeciates oe aus i w - ‘= Te. aa Mike Sansone. the ether St. RUW scoRERs. ST. LOUIS ST LOT +Cpiniercti. 3 se BR ehiré Time Shickees Deus- Porte ng [87 *Prace TH Ti II a a.m! eer | —w 5 . nme Br 3 Loutean = . ARS WIN . Om + 3 = 2s weld ane os se —— . -_ = wus = > » — P| Rock Por set 4 > Denne " S - « an 2 . - : - it ' ~~) 3 i a TT War 4. ; — > ‘ - « a i pe ~ es mamed for the bouts. de- Maver teh. Rn. — eed at teomuet Gta & i. 73 “Lady Boe leks Weather cloudy t-ace “a Lis ind’ sie . Ti 4l\t Wileeckeew 8 6 SOO. nnest & - ore ATED } *Thee Re . * A>orentice ale ce “ae. Man’ sas [1 8 3 Louise 8 9 471 ti Reds departed last - > 3 @4901 64 te + Secon pared yest ay with Bob Probst, c “~ is &.5 Sk Tear «et, eee" = hs eu ee ~ eo Taga a_owaerre ~“s vT ~3 —- mn ™ 3 8 ("2 arn: a 2 s7l * ei - er ‘ote ‘rts ot. the. 2 a 4 a ie @ >| 6 — 5 — 5 j hairma +) . ' Harter. s ; a z- oe —_ wart 4.59 "Sr ieranS> FS — Tae a . . ge. =. Pas S ae curs i= 2 r¢ — - = 22ud a : = - ne t = ot the &. Lous W. A Me“Maneas. Brewes _ Se ward . vigin. Jamaica “Tatches. Tria ie 1S os _ : ° oe ee a ee which wil Dom S2f Woe reer ee . : 2? id _ - e* a -_ — : : ~ ~ : _ . a “ | a _ A. ae a Sansone lost in Herueby, Cardinais as = resterfars game at the Past sace—BiGe Fo Wiitewash “orice ; - ames mw At Lexington. WESTERN LFAGTE. pe Sz Cetds a 2° | a the -pound fimal at the N Jamic - | ~ Indians 3 “SSS park. Beating the Black Bar- Sun Sabre Sum Polly. Sam Hevod Thiru Ste and o baif turiengs 3 ire -ace SOOO. -a:ming $-reqr-cid, O% Cite * 3 413 Ime > F sae ®t Chicags, rhe ¢ "cinegatt « 2353924292 fag x ; A. U. tournament. but the decision BASE STEALERS. oms of Birmingham & to ; ’ —Tener Eopmarr Peiagogue “outh— . Erisary 3 Thundertng 1-9 “SS S Faso coum ~ D Mocgee § & STL Temrer > 7 “ee play IT lag: mes ao “g22814300—8 85 = was pretesced. However no efMcia! Pta rer——— Se- gt > See Tan 2 ''? Reralite pe SeGrt-tan Lia Wee —— -9- x se . @ 371 Pelee 4 & «* are § 2° Sa ~. a] seie ; eT .— &’ @?, ae sss S. a record bresking crowd of 6306 ‘aden, War-ee Lrnckh. Cenffeere 5 ‘er “Minon -. : oes Wace ig "Pay a3 Lincein ~ & 438 Omaerte sie sg) ture tome peer = a4 Hares Vetuae —S = _ Fireare "i, 8 ae ee 184) A-dmore 30 4 *T> Mustegee TIT aap @0d@ hitter of s>ilitr. al | . ne Wl Reeskh, Reds . one Yala. mg i» Hep te! Tiesmen: : ' ; > = , ol 4 x x I 2 Hensler ease batted — a —s Tae 2” A 3@ «couct> Baod " ax Neer ot (“7 «= -- leo Climate 8 3 je ~Quedere @1T 35% vind. Hugh e Cries and , : box at Newark. ° Mmmens. trhictic i ¥ wer _ 2 Stieia . “= «20° calmZ2g , > . git ‘is Tare 19 5 Clem : putibliabaal | ber > . > Ju a T -- mom De. | S22 Fret... ; Ti s Public School —— S\ de played thig afternoon oe ee OS 2 eee tis Mana Pt Re tay, . 188 DeGerade 10! Comme 41 (Sum ae Gie. 6 @ By TESTERDAY a | Are (here 10 1 GROUP B&B. v - niente et I ae..g —Beetr lilo #8 ore te $19) Cam erntmen: 784 “Zees Hor- ‘>, Kahele 16 Cotas! @& . : ‘Ge tt &§ S55) Mire em 8 i Peernier. Dedagers ' . Batteries Birmin ghar: Beverty “e San fH Grew Reek 1° «Ww Bebheer Sardi: -. : *+ ars Hensie, Miller and Rarne« ee «OS Ms aria tiem — _.ore o avred a ®ensariona., ~oayneda ave “ — 4 “age ~“— thw Were Sas: oat : te = ay —— “" on . an oe eel teem t 2 Spain 0. |. S@ Herman and Marry “Speedy* Woedward course her- reeterGay i, | *tewiee Row ood com A ae - —severané pitcher. | Devens ie ae? Re t - ss - a "ne $c4 os - , = e cae | Seheefer are scheduled te meet in beating Dean Gese Shere sresee. > en moe ror d's oo 2 te- ere sh race, S200 -isiming 3 ¥ Pe ee BARCELONA. Spain. May «-——The | dest two out of three falls wrest. sional & and 3 Wagen turwed i= At Pimlico. evemne see Sreetirs, wee! Sn ae eee dt :, ae Yering at — , ; oa. oe ,' uneernd: tional? ~el 4 a ei sve = 2 om Argentine Seecer feetaell jitmg Match af te Liberty tenight |» mapper €9 cart ‘ors wee 79 SRST RACE SERN maiaee Mes gen - a vincapeoannined as . ell | Tartor Mar 12 "Tendo Seeh EN IES encom elit gm @Qefeated tbe Espane! Frank Netren and Ed Davies meet wrrTse, Tecistering six birdies fR_ Tees © Puriere Savects {1% om Ws ar or >» 32 an et 3 - ~~; _ e eis Leng) S78 Se Oe ° F ) a * Leazwe 6S ee a Se! Og, ee tas : } : cacti lh tail ae ‘ !

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A . , ? / a a “STIG POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4. 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 1 cS pee pi ——, ,; NOSE OUT CUBS,.8 TO 7 ) faq.) |eotannipranmmnne Det rn eee | College Evaded | Hornsby Has Hit . In ves t ig a ti on ? ? 2 Amateur Rule, __~ Beaned by Luque To Follow Death ? Athlete Says) tiscre' cre n Of Sunny Man : he was hit in the head by one of ‘Former Kansas Aggie Star Says | “+> s 4 7 ON ROADMARDS, AFTER LOSING SEVEN STRAIGH oth Two No-Hit Tilts Are Turned in by MunicipalHurlers | Abkemeier and Husgins Pitch | _ Games—Polish Falcons | a o— *—) oD “~~ oJ oD *~ "a ond o~) °~ a i ~~ vy ~~ lornsby Hits 2 Homers in | xan “FFinal Game of Home Stand: my = alga f Ss ° od y TRACK ToDAy Le ‘Clyde D ay in Rescue Role 4 ==] WANNA Ber ; “ne SS oe , a=] WON'T BE AT T — ) = =| 5 Bucxs own cae By Ken Kling — ——s ~ NF OND OND 0nd O59 On DI OD OD ~ Adolfo Luque’s pitching etforts. is evinced by the way the Na- League's batting cham- Detectives Hired by Kilmer to -— -—e- = tional! -— & , - Ale @ : 7; ’ 4 ~~ . : "= BAR BARY .. eymen Ss Defense Cracks in Ninth Inning and Chicago | | W > Money Was Lent With ie Di hi Rs. ICA Se at : ' pion nas been hitting since his ‘a — 4B scores Three Runs and Draws Within One of Tie, | Defeat Shells. E > an Understanding. return to the game. Hornsbv | Run Down Rumors of Al- 4 "Es Bo , . . 7 -_. | : '( in the four clashes he } r- leged P oS but Recruit Pitcher Check y : a Se | : : : elegans eee . t ; hec S Rally, | SS , . | B 3 ; R ? aeatcneeniieiinetieante ticipated has made eight hits ‘ er 4 . aoe | he defeat of the Shells by the) he Ge ea S ~ | By the Ampociated Press. }5 in 15 trips to the plate for an ( Met FRR P y ‘ i | Polish Falcons in the Independent M 4% * 2 ? | WICHITA, Kan.. May 4.—The!’ average of .533. _, By the Assoclated Preas P ‘ . : es By Herman Wecke, | League was the main feature yes-| ? To aseball Queries ° | Kansas State Agricultural College : Included in the eight esafe- _ BALTIMORE, Md... May 4.-—. a my , a | Following a disastrous stand at home, during which only two! as of the contests played 29999999 « | evaded the antiprofessiona) rules of | ; ties for the Cardinal second > Private detectives have been or- b a . WY ‘ nine games played were won for a percentage of .222. the | | the Municipal Baseba!] Association. | 2 eo oo at ge 272277799999 the Missouri Valley Conference in| « sacker were three home runs | dered by Willis Sharpe Kilmer to oe ~~ ; 4 this afternoon for Pittsb f | Minus their star hurler, Dick Kerr, . 77° © © © | lending him money to continue hig,$ and two doubles. In yester- (), | Bes m — | ; | depart or or bis urg for the first extended | formerly of the White Sox, the} A runner is caught in a run-up / schooling, Clifford Gallagher, track ~ day’s clash his three hits were } een the death of Suany — —-- oe trip of the season. While the Rickeymen are battling on for-! ) Shells were unable to gain victory, rato ree second and third bases, | coach at Wichita High School, de- § good for 10 bases. For the 4 pepe. se of the best 3-vear-olds of LAN See ‘soil, every city in the circuit with the exception of Chicago will One for the Book. although Hardin allowed the Fal- ealucaitin akan wan to second, base, he | clares. Gallagher madé_ the ( four tilts, his ejght safeties > De season, which occurred at the aw PS - a ; Sensi wih eR: Seraict creaze | COB® ODF five hits. when eho nnd neice = peg dh | charge in an answer to a suit insti-|) have been good for 18 sack«, 5 rene g track late Saturday night, Sw . 4 i : al , ) , t . " . . as vi chedule for tne}! nothing in the life. of the The Shells made 15 safeties, but/second. Can this be dine? ag nee tuted against him by the Manhat- ) more than two bases on each >| meron oes ya e niagara Page sn KG p. complete s a bee LDLADOI_OIPIO IIOP : Michigan Boxing Commintios. »efrors marred the afternoon. Kerr Perkins, 5736 Saloma avenue. tan (Kan.) Chamber of Commerce; hit. ; local eet Be opinion of several kei : eee: Hornsby’s Homer Helped {| This body has just ruled that resigned last week when attention | No. Rule 2, see: 53, says: +4 me recovery of $689.95. That or-! (PAPI I One | poleon: peerage Eda Beant AEN. yt, @ and 7-——-Pittsburg. ( | Pinkey hi-hat’. re bs welie /was called to the questionable ar-| ®&@%€-rummer, having acquired le- Spnization alleged it lent Galla-| "hema al . er sey a Tr - ; ‘ee é y Man, ° if 9, 10 and 12—New York. |! ~~ a RE | weight’ championship ‘crown |T@>Sement of permitting a big: lh ge aa = a ~_ — dain on 44 coe sim sg“ Se sir sige candidate, and his elim- “Cotton’’ Shoots 72 i ee ANG Bee raQ OS , ChUD | = -o 9 aa = oe @. Such a funny way and handed it | ’ for bunting on his last strike or| ball coach at the college, and F.C : pi hag ang iost - in ination increases the list which al- ina § —_--—_-- Totais 36 7 9 © Me ’ safe” . , ; ~\e} rit = ol in Win- easily better its position in the! Totals 35 B13 5 _ back to Mitchell. The title was | Yasterday’s Results. (safe? EE: L. W. Franks, a businessman. as in-! their matches with the Sunsets, ready contains Stimulus and Mas- ning First Round Match a mt race. At present, the ag- | aoe ~ —— in ima not at stake, thev decided, end- | INDEPENDENT LEAGUE. The batter is safé. There is no | volved in the alleged scheme to} while the Southwest Nash team ter Charlie. ‘ ‘ of Club T tion is in seven‘h place, while, ©*Rtan Sor Genenten te aaah ing al! dincuasion of the matter Polish Falcons 10, Shell 7. | — a hla an grey ry bunt on evade antiprofessiona! sinten won 9 and lost 7 to the Angelica ed Pes ourney. : turned hone | .., Innings 1234656789 Pg trey a | Kaha 11, Peoples Bus 1 | the third strike, but if it is fouled | : | Autos. yas third when it returned ho'ne | oy ieage 6100003063— 7 On its merit. | ow > ) BOOKIES SQUAK WHEN | a eit | Onlenge ........ 36 3 eletios 12. Polish Cadets 10. | ft in called a strike and the bat- Fred Senn of the Curlees turned iinilotiacad mfart with the Reds, April 22. (| Cardinals 90030014 *— 8: } Liss! to , . C] Mcl : . : ' COs CUPhON | Losing Streak Broken pte Th ce-bane bts Denthit, OF - Bhimr Ber emg we Carbro pte’ > art ge Cc. 8 re ee a Wins. in the high ringer average of the PACEMAKER IS WINNER ili “Cotton” W : ze , oe | vs ree- to it. ls ee : wage _" APDrOWws 10, Senne » &. 5. Runner on first. Batter out of JER Cc on “ay pee / morning. or ~ ° ° , " Elliot “Cotto hitbread of ft he Cardinals ended a | peinanilier- Home run ttemiey, consin. not Michigan, and the Lampert 12, Tower Camp &. oo bok: Bieta aie s d RSEY SITY, N. J.,.May 4.—The | rning. when he tossed 49 ring _ LONDON, May 4.—Visecount Astor 8 a Cit dines Yesterday-the Cardinals ended a rama et Sacrifices bhit—tientheahe. | x tcher walks out of his}Clan McLeod soccer team of this @rs out of 120 sifoes pitched, for a , , epounset sail, WhO Mrst Came itGw. streak, which had reached | Double plays—Fribers, to Adams to, home-town stuff did not ap- 5. T. Block 19, Mallinckrodt 5. { bex to confer with the catcher and|city defeated Clan Robértson of percentage of 49.8. Rathky of the!,. ce ee ene prominence in the local golf world een ina row, by exhibiting a real | ait be pit eee pager ly ply. : ee 12, Lav ton-Byrne- Leon, man off first base. Is the Boston, 3 to 1. here yesterday, cab-' Nash team oyteti i ) . . ° . | Play legal? Yarrow lL. Dolava, | turin . * ing. - ee luring the district tournament lagt 4 punch for the first time | oft © Ne ge ~~ koe flit y Lischko Indians 15, Beacon A. | Belleville. Ill. | weeeee en Site whi tao eee for a mark of 32.4, was second. and fone geri bese poor preg o- year, indicated yesterday that he; punt verge op on ee apgeaipan | Ftching seserde— OF Contr eT Ae ail It Happened. pre , a. age On . : : " ¢ : i . ” > | , ' , : : - "” ' Southwest Nash q - or" The fact is, f never bet at all, 4 tt Hi o et ae the Cubs coming within one run | Cormick.” Winning pitcher—Dickerman;, Herring was knocked out by an jon 2. ' base. Is the runner out? D. H. S.,'three-cushion match’ at Aratas, a vee ‘ / 99. sither—tn my own or other horses | wiustaadiag ta as ” st . ie a A atie when the Cardinal defense losing pitcher—Jacobs. {Negally delivered blow, Herring | Stewarts 5. Pala 4. '3618 Park avenue. |starting tomorrow nigh* The match | Angelicas ....... 7 9 seekers me a race isjthe same test for Be. an easy first round victory in the @e ; bes tone} ESE 7 ™ age ia EEE : SOUTH GRAND LEAGUPF. The itcher balked and the jwill last three nights, block f 50); Sunsets " ‘ i4 125 , | re r- : —— ° ed wide open in the ninth. In : : " cP : sm AG F.. Pp . gts, Ccxs OF oD }> ore ewas -l-vlmy breeding farm as a flower show coe championship class, J. C. Cabante BE he defense of the Rickerinen ed a doible against th was actually landing a similar Southwest B. M. A. 17, Southern (| runner should be advanced to the (points being played each day. ‘Wet Wash Kids... 0 16 .900 1s to the grower of wapedticins > , being eliminated, 6 up and & #4 ce-oe mrt bee ie K do pow ” - » or the fence in | ly foul blow himself at the same , v. 5S. : | mext base. The pitcher's windup | 4 & play. Ss shaky al! 7 ees wehbe oe — center, putting the Rickey-{ ¢jme. | Maryville 3, South End A. CC, 6. | was a motion ‘toward the batter | —— sone { Favorites generally won jn the ed to the locals. Three oh) Men two runs abead. And, follow- Pinkey's foul had the _ heavi- | South Sidex 11, Pirate A. C. % {| without delivering the ball. This | opening round. Clarence ‘Wolff. figured in the scoring. ‘ng this smash. Hornsby sent ‘2ne| eg: artillery and Herring went MERCANTILE LEAGUE. | violates the first rele agnimst the © \ A ee ih | that ninth, the Cubs had the /over the right-field sun seats fer! gow 7 Donnelly Stars 12, Swifts 5. | balk. | the Sunset star, won by default and ED . | OwD. ee 16, Whi 15 — ; , | run on third and the winning his second homer in. successiv . : ee pe ee ke ellow 16, White Banner 15. Rill Medart, who is favored to bea | Wen first. when “Pea Ridec” | times at bat This run proved be, iy oss ar foul stag i Dau 15, Rock Island 14. «ty If the pitcher balks with no ® s ispos FJ. A. Str - = pets eee eee ee eee trig : mitted. e referee mignt nave | Southwest 9, St. Michae) 3. one on ‘base. does the bater get peng — ae ee a rookie, replaced Eddie Dve~ margin by which the Cardinals, @isqualified BOTH men and de- |KNIGHTS OF €COLEMBUS LEAGUE. | his bare? (2) Ys a batter out if , anc The iinet of the first round previousiy had gone to Leo _Bained the victory. All this against! olared the result “no contest.” | Columbus 11, De Smet 9. he strikes at a bal). misses it, and | ‘ f Prat h foll sO Paeeeerman's assistance. Day «sor: Jacobs, a former Joca! toiler. * . . | Kain 13. De Andreis 12. it esrusd\and hits-him? F. W. . P ’ P ee Sew Geet Fribergon a foul to Bottori-| It was in the fourth that the No Fa data, Mads | ROEBEL SCHOOL LEAGUE. (1) No. The balk affects onty | : | Championship Class. Wie and then struck out Hack Mil- Cardinals first showed a punch. > Faeeee, ens ys | mee gle a. blige tes he, buat ae eee | hi . 1c ure : Cc aScina l Th | Clarence Wolff won by default from Ae” giving the Cardinals their first . Facing Cooper. Bottomley hit a | HE sale of $300,000 worth of ae — tc. nro = oka (3) No, exegpt om . the (Gine OM anda Bailey defeated A. EB. Archer, MENMOry since April 22. It was a‘homerun. Bell doubled, Hafey sl.:- the «$450,000 Fairmount | a pr. ge ig LEAGUE, | strike. | 1 up. = | e ted WL E area Wait, but it was enjoyed by gled and Douthit tripled for three | Jockey Club stock to Kentuck- | rier alee’ ative LEAGUE. | The bases full. Runner on first | ee Ci 4 : y r >): : A. - i , as , . « : , C's i > i i , . - r- oe. . . * | ies R. KI {> be complete as to details, "Pecialto the Post-Dispatch | the chance of racing on the Mis- | (ijgrles took second place. The St. | “er 1S rend par 0 e pic ure. ere Phil: F. Medart defeated A. R. Kloss, 27— ' —* NOKOMIS. Til. May 3.—The Nokomis| sourl side of the river will be (Charles team was made up of Me-/! is a trio O won e l d up. 4 acai | olts defeated the Tecat sr need files ai marleg Sepem Weaee & rlands in Southern Utah— PEE Haverstick defeated m. C. Spack® ome slate where and on what day. ,; Decmarta "Park here mcter es postponed indefinitely. The | Kinley, Wilheim, Truel and Borke- | L ler. 1 BP nar) derented 0. G. Tilton, SaMEMOMC took place. Teams ask- nt Pantene Tame eee Fairmount Club. with mutuels, | meier == | 7 C & F iJ i ; 7. , ; . rit : we eton. rT necisco: , re un : i é G tes ot ah F wood also places and 2. : for er Cushing and Scherer [ res—P int robably i} I olize all . 7 B nna d. B k | Olas B. : 3 1 games should state age oe pay cherer. mpire : n ast 24 fate oe ee . second in the 44@-vard dash anid‘ ryce anyon € ar rea $s | Stock oni ‘are, A a should @ls yey of. | ©, ee Ets in ‘Murphy was third in the javelin | dere r tocke defeated W. H. Ware we ‘ “ 9.0 @iso playcrs request- Sedalia Boosters 6. St. Louis . The names of Simms. Rhinock poe nen irks ood was sixth in Clean | / ion National Park en eee 2 eee «6 Aedrese Amateur; = pe vetoes el | and Respess, together with that |B, scoring a.total of 10 points | 1. Ti. Comrades defeated John &. Swiff? Editor. rip ion Ag ecg Capea ements | «ef General Manager Bruce Head, Clayton's one entry, Jablonsky PAN defau't * 4 & SEDALIA. Mo . Mav : —~The Missouri. : on #4 ce } er. | scored second Place in the ‘«-mile | Not many have been there. The trip i838 a memorable vacae- l.. & Fisher defeated J. T, Rombauet, eighties . | Pacific Roosters club of Sedalia. in opening restore confidence in the enter een} . : | ’ : : : =: , ub. od oa Jill ueipmnttia: | is Reason here th's afternoon. defeated the | prise and make'it reasonably cer-. | age gem “ St. oe was fourth | It’s still a frontier country but tion adventure in itself, or may | e >. B. Fulton defeated E. . rt, . Louis Boostern t: t | . ‘ + jint igh jum ebster Groves : : i ilton defeated & — Badcock pitched the first, tain that an er& of mere “dog” | (0 (D6 Digh lump pi. served is now reached with all the be made in connection with | only scorer was Sample, who was! tours to Salt Lake City, Yel- ‘ [.emon, shops super'ntend- | cs : ’ , > pecan day’s Results | si: Siw lant: P. Ford defeated J. B. Hellrung: $y - racing will not result. ) Wiese | Up, | — «| rman ne. | ot. ae catcher. Two bands furnished mu- | Se =| CHITd im the Class A shotput. : comforts of modern travel. The : Ren Langan and Dan Fitzpatrick ~ c Guring ne gare Batteries oO Se- j In ithe pole vault Deal and Ty y) - ] Cc ] f h Pp lequare at 18 123456789 T.H.E | dalia were Wilson. Petty and Woody: for! .,. .... _ | ) 7 ee . én wens Uni Pacific ha owstone, Caiiiornia or the Paci- | EF. W. Kersting defeated FE. T. Cash, d@2 eM it. Louis Manning and Barreit. . ae oe Rye ge F rg pty ow? A elson of Principia tied for second nion sFacinc s opened the fic Northwest Season May 15 ‘fault, — ts ae a *.931010002—5 9 1;. Taree hundred excursionisis from St.| ing the music. livineston beousht a eoea| place. .Richerson placed third in} " ; . “ . ‘ : : | u's heined the attendance j 41 fic. Livingston brought a rood i Ww ovided moto | salt te Gaupe! defeated R. N. Walker, 2 aw AAS i) is, phi, Se : 2 i u ne ped lA a tendan proms one “1830 & pies =: Re abe three- the 220-yard low 1, urdies and fourth ‘ ay, pr 4 0 r tours to Oct. 15. ; r = nis , a riber, - . tre wer ad. vernic av ~i¢ , 4) _— ; | 1-aJ. Kelly defeated HH. A. Barnett. Poe Witley ard Ossenfort eee Macon 7. Tasuisiana 0. | ston, in the ninth, made a hole run, te}: the 120-yard high hurdles. Ha- over good roads and the latest Side trips may be arranged to ; an 3 % 8 Paragon " | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ,ing the game. The scere by ‘nnings |gens, team captain, was fourth in! style of National Park lod : HL J. Kiener defeated H.W. Peters, 3” agen A. L. . ‘umn 0s | 17445678910 R.B'E.| inl al | ) €€S the North Rim of Grand Can- | | a eee | LOUISIANA, Mo. May 3.—Macon . won! 1 iviner , ana ee Ge -O-& ithe 440-vard dash | *S* Oo im 0 lant . Nulsen defeated H.C. Henger, 37 234567 RD in THE hp hg et Gog Bn evn Bath «So cienfid 002003320 628 a2] a_i | GLO-CO ing the Hair | and dining rooms. : yon through the Kaibab Forest. n 3 ° o ” i . sAv@ague here tb n . Gefeatin La tiarias Pe , ; | q wi. ae re Conreé” 4 -s3082362 1~16:91 5 Louisiana by a score of Z to : The Fan. | me pe i pone ea ee Bm BRITAIN NAMES TEAM ~ @ Blue hy ‘ ‘ ne a a | tures were fielding of La rge and Dierkes | -,.. nA ym ie cai a —_— oot A Gr Ne ; W. K. Medart detested J. E. Eggers. i irieo-—2 #. i die Be, 0—15 20 1 ; for Louisiana Macon got two rung in the! “3°* #54 Spegeaees Eee | TO OPPOSE POLAND Owing cessily , ; lend 3. | ' alka mneii end Koif: Sleit. | second and five in the seventh. Macon | Poplar Bluff 8. Dex 2 | fi or in atura oiors and 3. Yani Meyers. | ot 7 hii ot tak & cxeneu> tamieiaiee ; oplar u ‘ xter <2. ’ | Class C. Sn {5 ate and hel 2 errors, | SBects! to the Post-Dispatch. | IN DAVIS CUP PLAY It is free. It is the onl ll f tl 4. Stewart A.C. 4 (called in| PORL AT BLUFF, Mo. May 3.—“Sailor| Proper care of the hair and . s tie only way we can tell you of the Geo Blumeyer defeated W. T. Koken, bi Batteries: For Mescon—Woolfolk and; p,. ciated Press : unbelievable coloring of this unique land. Ask ray pitched Poplar Biuff to an &-r0- 5 fied in n S rte | Spec INJURED STARS HOME : t). ern; Bt. Adelberts | pitching for the Jackeonville Indeeg, was} OE FFHRSON CITY. May 3.—The Wash- ue Condition. i ‘ ca ee witd today and Barnard ww ho. Feucceeded ington (Me.) ba <eba!] team ‘defeated the . ‘him. was bit hard; and Springfield of the! yiseouri Pacific Boosters of Jefferson City | and 1. ‘ :, Lrons: for Loutisana—Hostetter. Trower ee 7 Ox ON — | es mre | 4, A i 40ulik Si C I ° Sctory «over e lm « a ° | y . ah Ma y 4 —Great Brit in's FE. P. Boll defeated J. H. Harper, & 1? * and Broek = viet Dexier in the firs: of the | ere: a ains: gcaip 's attained by the f 4 o eate . a ~ R 4 K cal 5 9 T H E an sy Soi th we Ml -_ tr . eS a ‘ } i i. : : | use Oo and < % bn . . +.08.8. | — , Southeas; Missourl Leawue series here to Davis Cup tennis team whieh wil! i eg 29021107 8 4, write 6 Harvtebere 5. | 22%: Mauch and Van Camp, Popier @luff| oc, the polis am which Wil!| GrO66 the Leaud’ Har about low summer fares and personally escorted | VY. A. Chanbere defeated 0. G. Rete “090000000 i—] 3 3 Carrier Milk ° spurg vw. men. each obtained a three-bagger inithe | ™eet t% Polish Davis Cup teani 1g all-expense tours ) eharae’ —: rs ea ; . € nte—Johanneter and. Kulw- Mar- Special! to the Post-Dispatch. ; | ¢ ghib The score by innings " | Ma ~ 15-17, will be composed of I, ] ressing GLO-COed hair | ° | 7. BI 2 apd, Castellnon Umpir “ord. | HARRISBURG Ti} May 3.—Carrier ‘1324353678689 R. HE. | ‘nae | ) —o , i 4. EK. Biack defeated John Hill a and H h uhon., rn pire— Ford = . at, ‘ oe e - - of ri I ot 0 a a« a0 ¢ z= 3 4. | A Godfree (captain), ( K. Kings- s 7 Sesher. Gen’? Agent. | T. & Hain defeated O. D. Guth, 1 - # = | Mills defeated Harr sburg 6 o #,.in the | see te . ' 1 . | ae 5 d lev: F°' @ Lowe salt GO Mt Wheat healthy naturally - vigorous o Bes “ | ©. P Heath defeated W. M. Loude® ee oe ae first gh I linots Hard Roads League | 4 RP EA ES ine 2 ey 'y oe te ee suger ( 2053 Railway Exchange Bidg., G11 Olive “1. == sae POS oe aes waa 3. use eee eek. |Gray and Van Camp. i ee ! growing hair because the Phone Otive 1304-1205 7) REDS LEAVE THREE 00250001 2-10 | Springfield 21. Jacksonville 9. | eo = — | antiseptic qualines of GLO-CO 303 12 | s 9906012 sn | Special to the Post-Dispatch. Washington 7. Jeff. City 4. *¢ | , . 3 J | te 0 4 10 SPRINGFIELD, ll... May 3.—Fryman a cae keep the scaip in ciean, vir- Union Pacitic Br the Associated P: By: 13, Mise: 1 CINCINNATI, May 4—The Cinal reetis + | ee ye eee eed oo the hit for | Bere this afternoon. 7. to The game | : Conservative business men, as icinnat! Red« ad ted last night oF 139 £56788 T.H.E. | Dixie Walker, who started on the hill for) was called in the seventh inning to permit | : ; 1, Reds departe A! Plugs) 7 990010—8 10 2! Springfield. fanned the first five batterr./ ine Washington c'ub to catch a train well as high school and co)- yi their first long trip of the seasom wn? 027100—858 8 3 bata a 1 A a4 4 . J .< R. w= |” The ecore ] th ef | | aiy which ww them De te ands Ft ick; | Jacksonville © al 24 4 | RH. *,' eee ’ 4 : jan itinerary which will keep | ~ Muelthmann. Dinntractiieeee: | Springfield 5 0 0 6 4.0 0 @ *...2] 14 ] | Weshineten kas amc ark ea kek a a Qa 9 ge youths, preter GLO co _on foreign fields for 20 days, Start : | Jefferson City because a tew drops of * . | aa 4 5 3 | _ |ine today with a three-game seri : —- Livingston 1. Litchfield 8. |" *'Batteries—Tibbe and Young: nioeit : | : » at Chicago, the Cincinnati club ¥ 123456789 RAE | Special _to the Post-Disnatch. | Dckwon and Pruitt. | hetine ‘es Gots Peeper ] : - for th A Aci "00 14200— & 8 0) LITCHFIELD. Il!.. Mar 2 —Mavor-elect | i ; \Piay 17 Teague games before -\-- 92010101 5 6 2 | Hewitt pitch-d the first ball at the open- | lightly tes ~ cee re (return home. | tain and Hayes Feiltman | ing of the Th-ee-M League here today 11 | | ___ Bubbles Hargrave, veteran cate “"mpire—Ou ito. eee se ree ed im tha wiath inalen. 8 | They prefer it also for its . : o. » j ; e a : - ier: Carl Mays, pitcher, and Fa Tigers, 1° Nashville, 9. \ 26 “a but Livingston mede three runs in| arters re : houtenic cianatiead : ‘Smith. newly acavtred ounfield | ) | | and hittér of ability, were left : : we a a pine hind. Hughie Critz and Jakie Ma ) worn around refreshing, quick] y-passing fragrance, departed with the Reds and Crits east’ satel back at his old position ns 2% = ° | immensely popular with real men jisecond base against the Cubs ar e n d and boys. Try it once and you will |afternoon. : rs id | | preieritalways. Atdrug counters | | ae ; _ and barber shops everywhere, SOc | . 2 =< 1 change ©IT] and 75c, wr send for liberal free ria} | te ad sample. ' . i On onay . TOpm™ * , s * Yep!—Nothing like ard 1 Fe | | to 2 1 tt, Cc urey .; ment basis 4 a Cord Tires for .” That's : those needing : what you'll say ; : say if you give thease ; money for essen- a famous tires a trial. We suggest you . tial purposes. # a, your Cerduroy Cerd Tires now ' ? 2 all you need for $1 Down. low rates of in- 4 x Don't wait for tire trouble—let terest. Yasy pay- A ‘ Corduroy Cords prevent it. GA RTERS ments. No de- ra CORDUROY TIRE MARKET HOWARD G. SKINKER 3870 Washington Boulesard Open Eveninge Till 8— Sundars Till 12 NO METAL CAN TOUCH You ‘Time for a fresh par? aig lay or envbarras™ ing conditions. og . eel 1022 Locust Street City Clab ” TIRES MOUNTED FREE ; : ‘ _ . { Daily, 8 4, Mtoe 4:30 4 om = | , ; va Saturday Kvening, © te as. ig be + ‘ A P 3 i , | | j x _ * \ ‘y ail

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- - ; 29 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED >. 4 j 7 Py Ot kee || NEW FILMS | ' |AIl Foods STOP! LOOK AND LISTE NO KINK PERMANENT WAVE a LL. he time and there are hints here Head, Long or Short Hair....... Ry Nib. wt Suite Ee ey ae ee ‘ and there of eapecied developments Victoria Beauty Salon * ear F Madame Sane tic ' ‘Sih GO Bet materialize. it s Pheae Central 6914 fer ‘ f SG ane rs S eGiy Theat the cuts were made ‘aa { > ts with | nes hurri : — f Te a ee eT pat comes pretty cleee ; ‘ether Lurriedly to bring the pic- . — . : = sn sn i all housewives should follow for {J Cp ‘0 ihe exiravagant praise ¥#i.n 14re Gow to the length demande 1 GS papemcett een eee apo — 1 H @ reason other than its styie. preceded its presentat a} 1h@ be office standpeint, bu: B 27th ANNIVERSARY SALE 3 $ That reason is dietetic + a Miss ' Theate White neving Ciifinated entire episotes, © ji ; , The presence of the lemon starts —— nn ti tiem ail amta On conmtinued te an erea uew have culteiie Ghectachs of act. ff . has been accoreplishe —- @ a . A a Also. lemon juice has an alka- ing the picture i star, eve + Se SuGtences Who expect to see @ Invisible Bifecal Lenses—creand is- iT line reecticn in the blood which from appendicitis 1 atrin , Miss Swanson in some sort of 4 te ome piece of class. Fer sear and 7 serves as an off se* Las the “acié- on er : “m4 " é ” : . 2 Ji tee > bow no matter “A nA et iw Ln . e - s ity” resulting from an excess of VAS Teserted % if marian tte a8 on a ais en As itfestrated. =o fime iyie frame distance vision. The price ieciodes « fab and meats a ether ac'd4- fault with the fi in that tt te to. bs Fees. ner pPcure appens to oe with skull ferm tempirs. This in- fine Zrle frame Regular S12 . f-uxts. me : | - 7 ne Siar. ™ ho has Pp ; “ked uD «2 fox rivees spherica! jean wee Regeiar $6 08 = | . one It bears eve evidenct c ut sey , Special price of value. Special price of a : 4 Get a domen California lemons having been even lonee rthere Peuods in weight since she wus ‘ ‘ $90 3e =} 2° 3 pow for garnish ir. Fresh ———— ~ ee ' te? oa : 7 = Bi. year ‘round at oy A ee e wide 7 0rTt their steady today's rather active —— - oe & = swiss -« or. a | ‘yy “y ative seccritie« re. Coupems from the above products may be combined for redem ption with each other or with those issmed by United Cigar Stores and and Rome having been covered br other houses. The Kings and Ri- Gee £7 JUG ST 7 voll jumps a few thousand mile? amusement. i« - > em pies i | : laid in Bomber. “Dangerous In- socerc mich re ities Coupons iso be t ty 1 for redemption the address FOR ALL PURPOSES | 250 7S ert | SPSS EL SE Ba for raiemotion 20 UNITED PROFIT-SHARING CORPORATION 44 W. 18th Street. New York City. NW. Y. threegh «a «special preces= is geereantecd te give same er Teed Pipe cues ef everkteutiing sed service as new pipe JOS. GREENSPON’S SONS L. & S. CO. 3138 HALL “STREET. ST. Loc, We. St. Louis girl. in the leadine rolee was made from Pamela Wrnne’s exceilent storr. “Ann's an I and the movie plar is just as clever as the book. [It is good ente-air. ' Tent and well worth seeing oe Eo “Thunder” Does His Stuff. HUNDER. the “worder dog of he World.” does more to make hie presse agent 2 truth?:] wan thar ‘an be credited _=t of the Redemption Agent tioct™ ONE-DAY SERVICE THROUGH SLEEPING CAR -—- Baass reflectors are back of your headlight lamps you are sure of safe lights ahead. COPPER t BRASS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 2S Broadway - New York Let as send you our book on better cars WE erx.| ON CLEANING, >", | —THe— seen “are. Weis at the Delmente F Pal.” a Bit of plotting ard sheoting written especially for ->e ioe. Among ether things Thunder ‘eape tmte the air to grab the “a!’- me Tetme of g ruraway horse cap- tures a sheen killer rescues 4 cenit’, prevenw an unhaper roure student from ending his Tite “rds a will locating « mire. Ther- ale 's a film comeé@yr and « stage. number en the fT. 2 ‘ Harber Springs MICHIG Lv. St. Lewis, 9:00 A. M. cow epee at (ity Ticket. Oftice. TILLINOIS CENTRAL Fr. BD. MILLER. Assistant General Passemgr- tcer: ? 25—Piain Weel Dresses Cleaned Wequetensing 23 SPORT COATS GLEANED PLAIN SUITS GLEANED Straw Hats Cleaned. soc PLAIN SILK DRESSES | TODD CLEANING & DYEING CO. Over go Years Cleaning and Dyeing iz St. Louis : t3a4 We Stand Back of All Our Work Ftyenene this week & TRe Sienr Bay View A meiodrama “ic and Associated Press News POST-DISPATCH is the ap ers 2 Service. - only newspaper giving ‘or cocttunaed 2 wreatve “nee Hee ma mmTe Pas ~ Sf the market was quiet at “Sen prices were witha « 7 Cw yet, ain Yas Quieter =a: ~ ee me , aw : . — oe > om ? : dd - \es oD — oy : _— m8 : 35 c s Zz Q ! WI ee ail to check some selling pres- | Cal P I. “ ; . . ; The Floce % Ban; Shoes . + aa See that developed om a profit-/| ci & - = —_— | >." *s >” 4 co 7it WASHINGTON : " . ‘ A Oni me movement. While the con- | | WHITEN SKIN a eee This NEW way will bring them quickly. Simply send : feaed screng=h of sterling and an- | Ss. the time tha‘ .atherin Rid ler ~ - : advance in wheat serred te ' og. sapalornt (Pmcemgeneme ae gato Special Sale of the Celebrated the coupon. Make this unique dental test. See what a te Pre & | AUEUSNNSe _OOsk Tere * ct ...) . £ : ill rake it removes the fim igtite elemen*. Ctilities, rails : The , i ‘ ‘ b} b _- the D he ere gt the C 3 O'rmr . great difference _ eu ys > — yal stocks im * he 2dus- onT rm: ¢ss Far 8 is fw Theater see > ores ~- > : . - uw “ o- : ‘4 , a 7 «is re ee ‘is hes: Pp : = mae i : SO2 (0 great heights a ‘ . sp were farored br traders. | the akin white is to mix the. jules ee ee ee that invites “off color” and unhealthy teeth and gums. speep wine Semnee De tents - - . ~ 4 = -— - 3 x 2 o . . 4 o c . 7 ‘gist will supply - ; ‘ + — = = . 7 » = 2 crore ne . , . _ ——— - - —_—— : a Son. the acting herors go te Made- reur teeth, in the celor and firmness of you! ef Eegevera! of the recen etree Shake we.i in a ott ; hiteness anc ae Ret Ds rear ‘= 8 . , , ". bites. er i ve great ome. and it has been r as- tac oe ee ast tiem of gistenring . 4! ae 8 tongue. Note how Your present * the meeting ° 4 reetare 2 Phi een, aie Meee eens ea seatay gums. method is failing im its dutvr. : week. Mack Trucks again | softencr and beau- roub es cently produced with a close at- - : —— sg 139 and reperts were re- | fier tentien to detail and histerica!l ae- . fa= tour ou 2 nd the coupes. it a i! ~— Sagi agers em a an tite a nin ont oe i l Mciat aes eins india adhe =O. ior oe . 2 gay send . Now new methods are be 2g ; a . chat a es 05 eme of t=. Massage this ome? vite ot 7 OVER 69 YEARS OF STCCESS ..._ a , qe means SO Mucc te YoU. frice called Pepsodent—differert im # | to stockheNMers might seen | lemon bicach into the face, HeCce- sres Wortn seeing a second time aan talk alin ci mgs : expected Rutland oreferred | . irritat tien and effect from anv other knows. ten _ : hae arms and bands. It cannot tins Miles of Actors. That stubborn and dangerous film ‘ -_ 7 e than ¢ points and at-/ : mous stage beautics use it te OTiIng ; : mais tae ; : = caste 2 Itwew aS versa : aot oe oy A skin and resy- ‘ ~ OME rears azo. when metic- You must remove it Largelr om dental advice the world has Gam attested: an mein op a. . ties - ia a i aimee —— - : . -* ont F . ; ~~ * " ~ hare« AAS . | White complexion: aiso 6s & freckic, Pate Crames were just com- These very soft black kid Straps and Oxfords come im a D ies = es scores of tooth and J = t. ‘Tooth and gum troubles hence 4 ogee okt ager ar * > | - ~~ * ~* “}"t.. —— > -— _ ~~ . = : ° “72 ww tI c core > ws - s 4 et ot ” Za 1 OG avor ‘2 rie 7% cVU- sunburn and tan bleach. You must ng out of “The Great Train R variety of styles, as shown. We unhesitatingly recommend — = ace «1B oe ple tee be the decline. gnome. ; 3 mix this remarkable lotien yourse::. bery”. class, Que Vadis” was them for women at home, for nurses, waitresses, saleswomen Gus wee — > oe ee iain soot! : ati _ ; . * . 4 ' t = eet " se : = 7 > . s Thi »_ + — ; ua > . ; / it cannot be ey, ally ne Ben Doe snc, ompagilocen ea as a rm and others who need Shoes that will rest tired feet. They aden film tha , oe ee ; It removes that &lm. ——— | mcg it acts best im a3 Feous and magmificent pheto plar have flexible hand-turned soles and rubber heels. Al! sizes You can't see it with your eres. Dut run row And Firms the Gums [tering virtually reached part; after is prepared. : : . : : , Now iit has been remade and omee ‘ : ; a vou will feel 1: efterneoen with ferther s4.} a on en ce OTe ase eheve am ef tac lit tm : tongue acress your teeth and yo : ae | 4 erecen SS Se ee / . ‘ — in. Ev +hin sepec04 acuerdo: » a2. Of ADVERTISEMENT s racked with pain. Everything jacrer day spectacular offerings ‘ lalla a baad Remeres that film. then firms the 7 ee ee ee ‘= sna pansies pis wornes and the victim becormes Movie fans ; oo accustomed +o That film abserds discolcratiens from 1f oO — ws - a , . cums, 2% pein? under present comdi- i W vee > _- - —- — > ; *- “IDENT ‘ uP > 226 v & rare t*an . poin*t= Be tA win Kelly w- muscien. facemask pains, aching back er a . "ovr "ene aie fo" and strength this ‘treatment shock ae pate: See —— aes DS SDS SOS SS Gy a er on ~*ar3-NeeeGck again was ; *. ore sit through the 10 or 12 reels/ i feman General Baking. |’ + Te prove The Wiihems Treatment «on Without tiring. The cast. ancther; 3 : and Pestur -i™ goers k:dney anc biaddéer disrases. Pheu. is ae ' Be SS + emer eee ceresserseeereeseesese+ seston Warm tiem an@ eal other ailments when ¢ve Ai.-lOreign A£ETeCation. is headed cube aTOng (he speciaities at- | wat - excemive uric ai. no matter how chroz by Er Jamnings, the German ' a n In te rail greep ji eu tubborn. if + g . or tried The . r as — Stille -_ .« Tulare Tye time ve ¥ £ ws . actor, who first gained fame w . zed a Lead > a) Var © ®*wicle (29 dGowes) fr ’ a . Pola Negr - Ps eciee we 4 * vear, New Yerk i ¥art * This notice a: - : ‘ ad “bey — wes in é@de-rant a; Mae > : * . : % 7 * AF oe a . ae ae ean 7 e we r ar ané e@@rees. Fleas: gem! ! ris te be D.ngS Pays Nero: wh srlakes : ° : > fo ° yar — > a no t + ” —_— —a . ws 3 ~— : . 2° aan ” z - Ya nig ened » FA} ORES ee, oe oe © N°O36 ni & Mechattin | sez ‘P.O Beleivs ae Woe ate * iia curnins There are said > b . ‘ iz : listenin an L TILi rot ten ror 7) = YF 7-2 ° . ! ~ ~ v al 1re z “ > @enues . An ood S a eee Remember. you earn UNITED COUPONS. given with the products ! ———_— ee cdg ‘eouian. tl Kills Ants scarce ne is ex listed below, Dy comtinucus patromage. Ther represent a trade discount | , ontimenimialt shikai ' ie — SS Tce, OG WHR & regu that is “‘coming to you.” | ‘ pe Ss : a : 2 2 after am arty PETERMAN ~ ROACH FOOD _ We a sod eas? +. A Kiss = ' —_ “a = > cay nik: eoacker end xa:-e bus: mena te) eae ea ie Each member of the household cam sécire UNITED PROFIT-SHAR- . — . - ~ . » & bs a - ~ iw | ae . ee a - n i 7 Kul Bed B ERY in the same ciase of Sima a= | @@irements, selected from the list beiow mone _ baa § : : ee ar eee Pea Madame Sans Gene or Que . ° ss a Vadis.” but the average morie faz | United Profit-Sharing Coupons —{ OPPER anp S a it will probabiy preve @ whole let - COME WITH Saenail ‘ better entertainment. for fairts . . ° ™ ae sparkles with fun cleverly mixes | Wrigley’s Chewing Gum My Buddy Chocolate Malted Milk 2 4 a with a touch of melodrama ad- Arrow - . | . | inet ann chia Tae thin eteom Borax Soap Hi-Brow Ginger Ale Headlights ently are dull or . ayed by te 0 adres Swift's Pri : 4 Ly are cu “3 Adoiphe Menjou, Aileen Pring'!e wit s ride Seap New Hampshire Table S | se = “- MEEPS You FIT AND : and Lillian Rich so on Loew's Swift’ Pride W . P dead because of rusted reflectors. oatiie — to wen -¥ ie tc ces We kieee tee winks s ashing Powder “e canien aad cepeete et sommes | ace iba 7 . | ea . ’ . . :. - se Suath erer Suz o PUTS PEPIN YOUR STEP and Waring's Pennsylvanians Jazz | Quick Naphtha Soap Barker's Animal and Poultry Remedies Ordinary metal reflectors cannot eines inn fll a. Ure anestra. ° . . iotive conte seas eeingie Foot Trouble—No More san on the Go Sanbrite Cleanser Kewpie Bathroom Tissue | escape rust, and they soon lose their Pet on ° ° . oe ourere of ate let week and » P - . . - 2 e+ oe : : wo ied . an ~ ~~ Amazing veiet fo7 you. | Burwing. ah PB GOLDMAN. che aerate Danish Pride Evaporated Milk Rainbow Candy Wafers} §/ ability to “push” the light ahead. . Correr or Brass reflectors sing sew ww greund for the senna Meee can aiwave be’ Touth Beand Vanilla Tro-dan, “The Tons Chocolate Ranatiee” ~ aa — ~~ e counted upon to zo the n¢ hee 2 b iF r} ; ““wSiuec at the exd of the Sct theaters ome “better in some war | Beech-Nat Clothes Pins New-Carb (for distress after eating) , and eo cxemied to 2353 fer ily DS This week Bil puts it all over the Ch : D D; : : CI } Al " B thev hold It. , - OF Meeting 6 tow ary ar 2 ,e - oe 2istanr — or a pron aper ‘ = on — ree | ™ Sera“ a which home he takes his customers for | Sampson Malt Syrap W Carton and Ivery Cosvan “Saws sad aes seeatnt up | Gemersus home he takes his customers for orcester Salt yt ee ee ee } } When you know thar or 2 on covering promatnt . aa te, oe Seep: 7, far @ ‘and B $2116 e4 2 Fm ll Bec

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mm Fe LD PUST-DISPAroH . By r) * , . (= ee MONDAY EVENING, MAy 4 1925 “S oo ™ ¥ TOCK TRADE WOR ACTIVE) eo ross ARKET | [a ——__ AT} (oF Loum wencwasse, oe Specia! Weare M 01 loday a. (lowing is the officia 8 indivi I j dual sales in 100- share lots (00 Omitted) Go. e P : CHIC ihe: Dispatch. Vieu 2 ™. | . a os lied @fiu Cie. al Markets , if cn x Cc i ‘ ged. ] k cial stock, Te tue ext and today’ £ Siocia — tEX-divideng. Tas. (b) Ine] uding®, \ rtheoong @nd the net changes f ie A ~ . s. c es for the “a 4 Rates otY: # / } j (©) Payable in preferred steak Symbols: *Increase ‘"@ New York .: : in $ : Stoc - (a) P se. —D ] " Sales ] > toc art! “ ecrease ri 7 4.— * te | High || Lo | Net KS ang! ; ¥ stock. (¢) bey Se in th Whear » | 4 Active ¢c.— W. | Close, Ann. . Bh at ~ per cent in spe. when © early trade ad a sharp} tions as received ae © Securities, “* | Rie tn’ | | Nee | Stocks and | —— UD too mt Madere thoughs 7 27d then | CRCIte mo -vase: “TOM Kanme Cry” a ) oreign | a : 2 ; Se were ast th it w OER paces ORR ice : j —— ey as mov | : a I 80! oving ~~ ——Sah__Low, Gees ges CHANGE | YORK Mav 4 Foltowtn 4 QuUctation ~~ Z lie@a | markets: ons in the foreign ~ DD. . : te ND 7B } Stoe Bs, Ajax Rub M8 t jAnn, Diy | = | 4 18°37 ——. Ch’ze. | Ra ation bar . ° AlC™E D4’ pote f “#; 13 7] is wr Mates in 5 Sales! H | and - The ead} Tofit « 7 sii ’ 0; . ee f . poe | / co - ng Austin Vite, Rails and Indi- mee a 4) 24, tt oS | 864) “ii > BIG; 62 [aR ee: Close. 'C ee. oan? bullish x bulk “Of wenriuenced oats a ALT _WHeAt vidual Stocks j Am Can 5. 424 ee 20 | 2y i 2 */ StL S| 81 75%! 74%) 75% + | Was @ pb: in eupeiettion of near ttic® | Chi. 163i. iigiz 1656 Tea oa ~ ~4 «>' ~ | : | . , aseh % » act , *. ‘.° 4 ~* —— ae » A ‘ ~ Stes - : o in the I {© F212). F109 * (282 | 1183 % “1.2 an 4 ; « 2136 i936 *ise¢ | Sf thas? World shipmn, the early per, Passaxe C..158 1541, joel 159-% ST. Loarts Secenii i e Ne- | A&Frp new; 23 35 % J 99 % i100 - | e] “* Sch . M% Tate oo 6136 =| an @ week ments were 32 ane ginarker 23 15% ‘sb 152% .5% | May 4 kA MERCHANT #: ; Dies. one . dustrial Gr F: ‘Am Int Cor, |g 32a¢; 33% | 34% /°4, | Sead o 4 th most of this .d&® | a SG market ine t2°¥® of dae XCHANGE, | FRANCE__¢,, , a oup aVored: i 8a 1312971, 2° | 85% | a “14 oe netrica wok Chi “thew 146% 140%. 44 b— | aaa higher ft" Trea mA ote Wheat Beare D son #3 C. 53 : 3 : ’ Met 3 of 4, }4« 1120 % | et hee. | ~~ 98% 360% o«” = i tien. * Verpoo}. Mm on pes. 4HU1UM. re .*: » ~ ©OTn | SWITZER? "Krone. j . © from the Ne , Am TB 14 bd, 93%, 2 92 % iSou p,.°,' 52) 26) oc | 19%)..... ; a Of the | early rise. —&-.140 \ 136% ] ai. 1414.4 Wheat wae a: cash Srai 'HPAIN “AN DF ra in, D> : | Pereau of th Ww York , i £9, 92&y . , canta e1y R 107 &% 167i ; D@ared , rket eading b ———— nO Cd SBD 135 i . * le bighe mh marke .\~—~Pepet . DD, 19.32. Bs e Post-Dispatch hm W 12 34 514 V1 % | B2% a ’ 1% L&M Tob 3) “i iY et 14” im—1 %&% through 00 rapid ine’ of 8 the advance aD | oes MAY a ec ag 39 wa ss fo le higher. ies | higher. ae closing cath” on in. Liv: | yon Ten. 4h Mernoon speculative sac,+;, Carly ; Atl Refin 8 10Ra0 tae 4). 46%) #1 ManilEc’ 4 + 38%) 38%) : ~ | *] that of lace -° #M indicateqe entre! expec. | ~-—~C:_ 103% 16}. b 109%-1, | VY8Nnce in the ps Was co} to 2} ~ TREAL—pDo! j : “CCurities B 7 ae EY 8 105 COO | ‘et 64 6 46% ws 3) BRbL) ow 1 last month ated yield hel ee 102 %h > to d e BK Cmd. The SHANGH lar, D, 1.00 med their steady f,,, 8 re- | Bal Lo 7 aa ane BOO | SC Mkt St R % 454 - elow SEPT Pubes 1021 ecre of 7 market w ad. Al—D. 75 00 1-33, Y forwar , 72 113% rea TAR CAG: «629 53K foi? A. -.-. a. dé pet of %) 45% \—1 4 rom Sales ¢ + EPTEMBER Gon ———— | 99 paera ~._ £900,000 (88 credit ae today's rather active a wll x v 96 i ik "Ta | s le oq > ” an "| an / 1g “13 poll marine Doing or" ae 1Paction Chi Tox” ‘ . “ae — * | der to slightign here ranged aiigit,, Wheat v enn inte. stock market and : : 1 ofip Ww Dp 16, 298 95 : "1% “ “ea 1 9 ee A a -” Last © nev 3eth « ; vY| 69 BAL M : ° 9 30% 8! 5 —j 1 Sec! - Cents high ver, were | —-———__4__102 10231 ’ (0% 31.09 % at $1.46 . WASHING -S porta. movement Stl | 28 «4 ‘a 69 "OL : q ataAlk Ww gi wo @| =8% 2OegL C {OWE to yo er Yorn ¢} —- + ——_-V3 a 102% .%0/ The nd % nad J». f SHINGTON. a¢ ' d. A drop in were B-M Tra f ap l 40 40 “s j McCr » + — la | Tia! o to Sc hi * higher . € ceed | i ? MAY OATa ————>-_3® bi > three Northw rom the Tinite ~ ay 4 —Gra; the ra S ty 8 41% 4728) % SD a; ‘es aawty § 2; 72% % | higher: Uugher., ‘ oop 8® were y-!| Ch. . 3x. : ned had 639 estern mark ed ¢ ‘ed States las " @xperts leans from 4 to 21 : te for U K 4 34 oar 1%) 471% ® « ; ? | Sd B’ 160 GNer; ribs 264 weigc ft omen, ee 42! ” {a with 423 Cars of wh ets «om. 4 , 638 000 t week J ” 7m . B C ; , S3 4% | R° cf s 7 SCI ige ‘8 | Me a & 84 i | . bellies ~ a 7/ 72C.. €o a +O 427% ef a. ae, . 48 i pp & wee a Cal. Com 843 000 q compar : - ; + : Ss. aa | ( OX ry a Tr; j 1 6 : bu. a OCal cas wie ee 423, 4° ipiiiiedaiec’s ‘ - JUluth 9 Ye the imply send 4 that developed on a Cs- | Cal P 1.75 88 opr He Se | 1.89 & | SOrn, 20,000 t 1. Wheat, 7 ash on. b roses 4 — LOcal whea I BB vekin: , : fit. > 380% OOK! « om . et es 3 20%) o Co 'U Oats and .... Fs ee SEPTEMAECa 134 000 b t receipts wh week's ex takir movement, hj profit Cal Zin VA «8% 3H 8 Mid © Pet oui -* % 620 "0 orn was er 5000 bu h Me Chi -. ome HE MBER OATS eee a. COMpared ; ich vere - f port t See . & ' ee) ieee i # : Oe Tne snes fa e 2 28) sal sei’: 7% B71 Ss @ny sel}in © strengih , ten a lee ee ee SOE Te, |. 88t year 3 - Corn eeth and ulative element Utilit: & the Certain’ ' 6) 46 4% 46 p seen 4’ 3 83%) 83 R3 8 funder thei Wit idrew Drica, @* times, bh + eer cee __ JULY RYE ee So whi and 25 th te neluded Rar! .000 gums individ ' tilities, raite | c oe. 44 46 yw ior . 1 4170 | 979 | sai ©] we neir own weigh? °°8 Sagged ae tt Col... Ti Le ~ lwith ise ce Were 12 > @ate oo. “ley 000 . ual Stocks in ; iis ze Mot 3 s 44 ~ » ey a - ; ] se: P } 8 dulet and ‘ g Shipni-.- 4 “fa! een 104 17.2 a oes 1 1.000 a ’ ua © C2nadi ; . the ing Ch ‘ 14 35% ae~ |° fees 4 - ‘es 1845) JR 1, 1, | % J any corn g it was imposnn® temand SEPTEM -% I10R% ear. inc} week ago and 190 On et v —_ n ial group were us-/“" @04.. i. J4457 35 . ; = e!n --| 40) He a; 18%)..... t orn in New En M Posei ble at ay ET EMBE —————_ 9 Cluded lagt | \ Ditea “ported throug) the whole the ored by traders, lo & Alt p 7 MoT, O8%! O3%). | 18) 52°) OM) 70%) 8 iF faitions more, 100k a ew pgtiTitory. Hey wal. - 10D i102 — cal ana 12 thronegeints “were io) and 18 pore 00 bushele aga; ry have 2 len, ve the t™ Ww 10} 33 3 aS 9% i a 1 40% 7) oo °* 4, [ Dianting tr, neraily favorahie ~'9P con- “me (4a 107% Private | ; 1OUS Week, ast 2.350.000 Pretty tee; market Wag quite a contr do pfta ; 12) | 10%i 43 “fs 2 3) grit) 20%) 40% —3 0 Iw € in Ilinois ig expe rerle and corn 77 RBs os. 382 © clevator stocks from est authorities om less yo me of the blue M ‘trast from |omesP't-, 34) 24%! 230; 11 fs x «BTN! 96%! 730) 01? [tended LowA Tevorta thar (ied {© start the Visible Grain and 78 49," of Wheat. 7906 pet of 72.- | 297,000 tne orit ~9U ¢ Mond t P, oe, 4) 23% e 10) 67.4 ] led t at th © Cha : 78.875 b bushe] barrels ast l€s al) tel) You thi OB | . * ae of April. do pfd ces ‘a 4% 4% . “ 3) 621, %) 66%) © 12 Oatea ognin’® planting there Cool weather , NEW YORK May 4 ee ‘St pm co we Of Cora | She week before ae - 8, ~ ». r ‘ ~ ¢ i } ‘ ‘ eV ’ - vw 4 2 ¢ i @) ' : ‘ ily a y oneal oe ° u ~~ es " = hy Nathte nas C &Nws4 =. gai? Bi, Bi! « 3 NoTemM P. 3) 49 7 63 1, ° fhe th in wheat well, 8) MD&thizing ‘ ing Cheserican £rain oon > sup- No wi h Grain. $21N , . . OPments . ORI & Pp —a) axati Us S2U' 0 & he . 112221 395 12 ap +e May changing ash intere with if es in bus § the follow. | red nter wheat & won't end jz pweveral of the recently eet. {Ch © 250 39) 43%) a4) G5) 3, % NHGHRG&ES' 1 Geit 122% 122%) 6° iz [There was enough ROGkes to the j,pouRnt | 4.290.000; corn decrens: Wheat decrease | Wheat, $f gg7 {eet $1.80; No "4 No. 3 ee tty Promt.|C-Coin o “1' 32%) 30°°! ao ye NYAB ; 32% 654 51 o futures to _SUDPort nD deve and 7 eee $1,592 000. pe” 47 -397.000:- lo :_ No. >: Ss bare | Th ery again under ac {CPt 7) S010KK ae: orn * %] NF Can ‘2.; 1,024) 524/ 5030 °*! Ding demand wan iis Meher ‘price, 1erred | 000: barley decrease BE ptecteased 1,732] wheat b 55@ Loe" 1.08: "Ren 594,05; | Akron, ( in anticipatio ‘ ‘; Co} ae 1° 36 3 : “7 : ‘ > eee ‘ v N ¥ ‘ : 2 Bier 14: ‘4 ) ¥ ing Ou .. 10° 30% ao » 1°86 Plant an excel} wet Weathe is OVer the Liverpool G ae F No. yel aa w hard wheat The d ing in its d e ¢ Cans} a In anticipati, , , j J] on sas 5 230 . ‘ Bd R e Ps i 0 F F z ; 6 Ooms ye . ‘ i.BRiON Ouse h > iRher on go d \ t ite Pa: itt, a ee AY 4 ae No “on . P é Oo. & w d 7 | the % uty. : In ate nN ofan ' Co Ss 9) 2382, 808%) sox ; | tis Kl 4 cieg oP wih! O72 6 | See) 700 com. | 134: ic 120 & ~Dot wheat * yellow corn corn, $1.1 Com ° g “a te pn eetine of P licen Fenn gr @ 4! 66 1s 658, once J 9%, AL, | Q1. in a an és Gé 8 1 22 00% 865%' 1 * i Jie m4 wo ag, White oats. 48 iz n- orn, re hein mrorsed 150 and = “@gain I -.. S) = 2 avi 2A 1 2 ° & \ pfd3 Pac Maj) 106 'y'108 1, 1983. l | a oats 46 47: ' 4c: No, oi Pepsodent—v; ? g used. A dq p reports Were i Tu Stl 4 "9 Be s AA 36 Air Re Sb Park i > 40 10 2 6 si? mi ‘ 43@ 44 Ko - Sample vrade white | . " & ifferen: * & enti. me eG that e nN a nn oO} . ’ re- | RK Sy ¢ re i 66 oy 88 . . j Alask : & = 6 “O» a ] 0 7 7 y 4 in for | ' incement of j; o Spt; «32! 51: 1% lacan : 2d | 54 2 54 2 “ ly ) | um Sterli ' Pisch 2; 4% 141 : Pp | 8° o 14 Ss riing ar Vew Hi Four 4 3 82% Rg? 4 s— %/ An , pid >» UO pa 11921 82 &° Pe Foe, * . : ‘Sterling Virtually ee ch. } Pree d Co8 47.1]? ' 10 83% e Se do pfa pa re 2 103 4103 14 By at film, then firms the a at Onte: mance in cable tag further ad. | Gen ae 76" B3K) Bite ' _Pielendhiy Stl S & 2 19412 123 %! To te a “ - : 2 or é ~~ » > o~ ° oD de . - ? c 4 o. . > r + ¢ ‘On a: 7 G an ‘om! V4 7 14 r, - ns 381 = 7%. el, id point under pres. 1 as the Pa Ret o Ti bea 345i 743, « 3% ye “ pf pf 2 ‘ iQ 2, 39 oa 5°: 5 . Ons ™ ‘ ‘ . nr ri ‘ rl Im Broe "y ad J ee ay R71 ba Ms Am Sim pfd Stl» I, 4 & 9 4 & 9) sr es le rities urge a bett ' 5 when Bnew hich =need rapidly +o | Gue See | POR B3%) * ai Am sp, 1° oe DL 6 3 Gog, 45 4 1 er Wav? ay “a for the Vvear Da, : peel 58 5i 3 Fi ae | TO: ey %/AS F pp > - ae po 0 one hog &Y *1 : . 2 . Sc ca L. 4 ; iis J ' a sie wae = ‘ a : - ; , ’ ¢ . ~ } ‘ J / 4 ' : ; roupon. Clip j¢ Y fere higher. "| Saved Wee, 28! 36 eget a 8 8h 7 mega 8) 62) ma! peti tei? StH =, SOW Before yeu ie eae, 1a tes On. of 84%! Row “$1 °*2 re’ a, s tg = «= AE BZ%B Bor 4. a i— 36 | HT . Broad Ady t he y Gy % ~ 4% a | =~ — pfd he res » Oo . ih, — "2 @y7 ts md ; : ance Cont > t & Ma n RE a > | in 61 12 e : | A ww ‘ Mfg 16 ‘ ~ c R? wg . ay! a ‘Profit-taking 'nues, too ~e 3 ite = 4 ae a 31 he et 77 $0 me oe 6 2? fej ] = 1, ss % in ° . Reo 6 F% “ , ei! a - 1 iD nm ie - o> - . ; ; ; ’ *y ™ 2 ; - Re ® ; -. A Ee R21 oa ails ing $10 A&C D 9 3 5 Reb doweta ” SeMbral move. | 122°? 7 LVS ays ue 207 | ~ | Arnotd eS 7-175 8), 04%! 68%) 6; : | i 4 § Ow . -... Tr *y ; * @ es | Py 157 > « r« ( a i 7 u ‘2 - ne. ‘ oe The N, Da broad range, Agetet levela.eves fir: Pansl:|> 82' 30%) 30 © tag. * % Aten pte 5) 2 an 18 I? ec 8 Hee 3 s : . 4 , - Meric - i ms ad r. oS 57 - 4 , — i G , oe 3 = eae: = a & ‘vey + ? + ; que 3 “ 3 bel ; Er. os tet Quality Dentifrice t ome than 9 hatien. - n fal. ; Jor Mot 3 “4 ‘7% 7% ee ‘ ge rn! 15 47%, vot ne ree Pb Cc aaj 5. Sint ro . 2 oi) f } ’ igher ca 4 § sldwi: . = So % — oe tb a ay, $71 -* 3 Ve rf 1’ N23 vy - Lie 47 « hird Ay P = 1. 7 ee Poy 3 Be 3 E dorsed by orid’s Dental Authority . Bice, Colworth scores | Kelly . gd 34 ty RTT Re, —." |Austin ai yoge; 03% M314 © Top a 10 ‘i 39 ™ OL © & ie 3 : hi , aaa ..2 j ios eee om Ff © sats 16%! 36: iA . “| 33 241° : — ransue& ; - 7% 7} ~ \s ; ae high above ;o, ~ PO?'Mts to Leh \ 2: BO 481° Hee. .:tan™ wee 6s. S 24%,/ 95 “ ie) 971 nase BH : § sf c t ter © 126, equir-: ° f a ¥ 340: on oe, #94 *31, |Auto te - 90 9 P 7” Stee) 3 | ete oss s OF rake gs ee ee ne hinte w 2 Nahe a x: ‘ ’ than 504 iUivale; eet ime , Ar «Rh, ried Be ] ‘ ll Kk TY ° © % 0 pO Tn inc . 9 n " | j , re ae ey Big tk eR: Fes Ss ot Pa i aa . bo a0 "@2@s' ee POO es « A oe ee j ith Wes Splir fer ° ' he old itock Oe ot a * . a. 64 * 4 *s R4 a : Me B&@éo 24, a Wa ———. 2 ‘4 7 Te! 2 64 aa a " 2 : : or ee: a N woe ree 3 we ee : lg hi QO. Searc. —e ‘OUr for one 2 |.) Co 3. ‘a: ante! 28%1 ORK o if | Bayuk Cig.) 37 2 63 he 63%) sz | Un B (* ed, 2 408) 4, Ree! 93 | rats tg tS SO 35 BOR Ratan cee I 4 ars-Roebuck an ; ' a j # ra’ & > 4, 34 &, %4 1 = x ae de ] pod 1 40h, | 40 iz i: es 5 I” Px 1, 42 j U 40 te , Be ] 116% 1163 } , ge 3 . ¢ s, $ ¥ gx ee th oe Ee a -= — -_ _ ~— ] 80 % ] were among th si 9Sturm ("s. M4; ck $j Tie : "i; ol, °n ey 4 Le 3° Ls ] Kb Briggs Mfg’ 4 1. 4 Le © 4. a on ry % ° 34 ." Liss e Pe zs Jj , “> - - : 50 1 44 re & 84 - a mi Bron n. a ee i¢ ~ (jf) " ~f . 4 e. ae “ aw Oe w« 2 ”» . on ; . Si p q rs : a + , , ‘ i "anna gui; d more " lile | Miani Cc * 10 cart. ee 17 _ 2 | Burro’he A =a | al \ eg &R pr > . ; 122 % T29% eae a - than 2! Mid sea ¢ S Ki. Ri, g? “ Mach 3 | ai ‘ ab Co. 0% Baa +2 % 1 % . {MK ep ee : 2 & ° 4 | Bush Ter 5 rine 4! 81 RI Ver . “Pp 4 1' g¢ gut! 70%) es ° 1% ‘¢ 35 | =m 4 = ~ ~ 7 as e af } ’ Wh : ; ‘ its Pae- . 14 25, nd areal 25 a ie et OF Sains 105 3/107 . Va-Ce ae ‘ h 1 61 as ~ °2% ear Rises 4 z . ' \ s P nf 8° 34 ? € veo e » ‘ 4. PP pf -_ aes iP 1, 104 Rij a a 2 do nf 7) 4 6] . 7 "On e of +) gain. Vv nt Ww “ > Mt, R&% TRA, g " & A ra 1T M 1°? "1 6 2 / " ; pid. & 19s, 41, 4 6, : ] | . ne savor: - tg . ~ . oT ? “ty % a’ - 1. s : 7? - 3 Y | ny ; o- fh: f roe | ite Of the aa. “Vorable dey, lon- - on MW 27° . va va an 92%, #01 |‘ 4 & Hbtic . ; e 478% ge: ee f. ave udes F “7107 ‘y90:° ' 193 ie ance | 7 Was the continnes | ot? L578 ani “ail; ~2%! 28K" if hete Thr ani; 13%! ya" ‘ I Wabaa, 3) 13%) you? . Jn Wheat Mricec ha led ; Nae wv ro 1 sas * — 1 Cen? lop + ‘ 7 4) - as Wane pR 42% "7 ~-%! } Bi OU Prnles! ; _ Nic) ° ~s 3th oR: { ? . mg ** er - 3 Res te communitiee 4. ma Die 3 4 893 oe 363 : + © 16% 163, 6 *i; | Ward B ‘ P1174, 1373 3%; % I F i. ad May cOntrae eo i d iN ; -P 10 4 14” + ' mn “ BG 4; ea f 2 . ] 10 4 fi ’ 4 WP ( ¢~ 4 a~ i! 4 ly a i. j irst (C] " bees : t: rallied te i, v A rR 4 o 2n1 14” so j & Al? . 10° & 107 2 ' Ww = p ] 9 vt? 3RA s ” i ’ Osed) ete ane ne IS FAB H 8 aay) any i, | 22%] C1 “tty gx, 107%! eps, | WMa 2d pr) 32, 95) 85" 95 8) °2 | S . j ortgage 62 of hhiors Than * ed ay V TNHéH, ~~ bade, I 4 x ] 1g 4 et sy ENT nf ] Far 34 ly Q cae ‘n - Pa pt 6 4 nN 2 ? 18 3, 193 . f j erial eal r - es « Cents -¢o 1 93 ” ‘ - 5 > = — i | } -_ ' Esta a fo} fo we , hae 3 _ ! = “1 ;, £vV ; pit 4 _ M5 ’ : 21 1, ! 2. { i=. : 1 g sat me yy, 165% : e l A = | We o A a9 ¥. 99 = we i | te Gold Bo 4 } } , a4. rn. - a . o~a? —s ‘ ‘es 143 : bh ‘ 9 “2 ; Fe “4 = ] e ow *« Nn e | n . ont Adc't« i | s DP ~ »” 7S ; ~- . ? al . 8 OX o- | Mv esc} 1 ‘e i 7 ee ed . cent es Sa se lig (} Stee ; . ; A 4; ‘* 48 mR ae | . Ch ‘, MS R- eRe i & Wty ? “7 ” * 4 1” ‘s * Pe Dat d' at Grand Blvd d =. “arier an eny ly ' (iw are rR 9 }7° ‘7% .#) t ' i —— : I & P , Ov b beg s ‘ { tT. , & “. ne » ae OB * 2% ™. ie 2 May l, 1925 ° an Morgan St f ’ -) 7% - res 5 a é c nr “ ” A ("6 . 4 We ° > . | De s a waite Oe : a m a ¢ Oj] 2 oe 2; eer + 4 s ~ 7 : ‘ 6 96 lé 961. 6: ; do pfd.. 6 a” 1 R b - L, | ae Interest na ro hie M . nominations 31000 aw “maaan Tn , Cc Fk Mf ] ad em “ . ns ? ‘+e 2 wee Fs (se r R 3 . Pe ° 6. ; YOCMf{g0 ta — -_ Al ee | 2 — le ? ns and ater: ; = . ay i ana Novem her ; ? $5090 ang $100 ‘ often I; | Ten- 3 meet wh 8&1 oy * be Peso as NM ons ye 9° 34007773 la rued interes ) | | , Ot Wht: is te kowes: Jem-A Bai ty) shat; LON! 21 st GO am iol 2! 85%" Bax: gs, TS @ Tah ee RT et | rest on 69 davs' notice ‘T+ »'ssissippi Valley Ts an-AP RR oe. 12” ‘ TAK * | GMB no LP ate em *.8e8 .u 9 «rc: 2 4 - as git © COTrnoera:: s ust « , of +) “ Interest dae | oa) a9 : | rummarize ag (7 270™ Mr. David So y ‘rust Co., St. Louis, T. * normal Federal Income Taz arize as fa}) ; ee iets “id Sommers. P . ° 9 ome Tax. ollows - : President of tha Mitviigatlan rustee f ‘ae i@atir 8 . 4 8 Corporation, 6-97 ers of T ‘eatre, we "as ; ’ Subjected to new | enn RP 2! “e- 7 WwW 1 Pe Ste «3 . 4A $31, 42%: » #4 >. : . is 4 st. : ci ai! Pressur " . a. _ -— ~ Aad dr " enon Seq s : . 2 More than $1 - Opped back ,; A tog cig S l1] 1% 12 : ° % Pe ; L j | ae Months " ® Bale on the | pnj; u.4 Ri 55% sau: | 96%] eau) 62 * lA ‘High T2— roximately $] 215 F 4, 1925. The'th 8 the St. Lowi | o, consist f * I. on G ¢ itching and burni UG lowe; ~ 2): 2.—The - ; lim (, + 88 BQ 1: i. - g/ *] Amoskesg | ED.) Low ——ae . 315,000 mak} neater will bh * 40U1s Theatr . ~ € OT @ thoron h! rrand rningand Be Wl conn today 4 etten mar- | pi, : 41%4 "Qe cl F Sl | ays Wh Oe .... ; BR eee Pee 2p Close. , » Making it : ave a seati atre. The b : £°'y moder _ 80 generally Succeeds in c] we 4 ie cebles and reo" to weak |p yt 8.5) 5! ane ISR egy | opt. ot 59 is Bee cee EE Fo sags MER OE te “| 23 | OF Tes | I the finest exclusive theat pat ing fapacity of 4000 ulldie is @pproximately “ez ® fireproof ; the eruptio nN caring away Cather bry bia Mts oi ke he ra ls hd of) 1] o- 4 wt. 4N 14 yrety ; Ha! Cw > ] 102 ‘om 190247 10: - ae cay & Maine. — ; , os a : . 3 ; on” j “Se eoses me ee oe 8 tee products sold by all druggists. Rien’ Speen ies od to tn oe | ete * : es -~ ot 622 a " pt * p mh = : ost Suecssful and Profitable th the Or} heum Cireuit, not bly '€ POicy of the Bt. Loni ow franchise for O heu : . 7 teed --. lo 23.73 for 3 NEW YORK pga Per cent jr atintaes rease of nearly | Mergent)” oc. " 4) FO%) Sos, | $490, 900 per annum, out f wh eaters in tha 1 nited States ; 49l¥ that of the State | i ~~, Theatre Will be simi *?P m vacderille 27 to ” vver, re pras hen, wy Dir y ay 4. ,; Cent j SS and ah . : enthaler : bes . iz : a | the Capital « Rack ae ) : 2 y oy uM annual jn¢t | rporation , y Com | . : ¢thod ‘ CW ise t . * i lf Commo “ . ment of _ ~~. ‘ truetur . *. ‘ ule Ir te tle ie ae | *") « iLerest r vire is estimate. - pany all Give I ree Advi Are Here e ° 1 and the market pond ihor Ah Ut-| cents a am Stock from 3i.50 to 75 - oss Centra] Retirena” of the Ney i nited “agg mal. f 27 - 4 The lease referred to will he ; eq ments. a 1 to be $250,000, oe on ‘ ’ ce to All Who ARR ™ Prices w Quiét at are. The $6 aS heer | Co. re | do pr eeh..,! 49 ie assicned , ount ui Ruptured. “4 trae lowes, "°C Within 6 of >| had been in hate as annual rate} version ie rengthened sgh cently werent’ 5. : on (AIM 32 | GENERAL. Vader tien. of £ to the Trustee under ithis sean “quivalent to between ¢ on Te tert. ading won n,., | 1922 the - Since 1923. In/. OF @bout $86 900 ane. °°" | Walworth 2” : eM) Sea | Hl ) us of the mortgage morgage for the ulin tm : ; wa nd nk for local ste put batines | Mage oe paid regular diyj- stack ture Minie-aaet 6 per Warres ae 1¢* wewGnes 70 oa: 1A Satisfactory bond has been Meats property shall he ‘insured for - benefit of the bond holders rupture wwheth i a? of +) *"rket was witty eet : . cent, in addj : he exe common! Reacon F Pf oi) 48 sor; 17% h nis Luzranteei , at least $®&nq ¢ , three mo ser 22 © lowest pron na tin 3 /& 100 per ¢ —~ tion to] cor xchange, . = 4 KS Co pa +o 5% 46 © mort e her : nteeing compl 1,000 for rian one old infants or the oct and : or 3g 7 5 2 7c and 6. oelock. | profit for the aaa dividend. Net | sities te mast week ae ped =e; —— Zu z2 | aps scan sere Fags paannaee fae’ the payment each m 4 try Property {ree ard ty Se $400,000 for tornade ; & simple . «7 Doint Ctober at | $461 ‘'rSt quarter , 1 Fatio here oe cally on of a r Of liens double groin protrusion of ® S net lower |} 401,183, equal to was! fimded vetween st | The 0 ia 8 amount equiva!) ° rupture, whether (On th Only $1.15 a sh 4 ,febts. art ty “rock and rpheum circuit o . ‘valent to 1-6 af femoral rupture wo * ie hatte the outstanding stock are bey $770.000,000 ar end of 1999 wee of the outstanding and a and operates 54 theatres in the la the 5€M)-annva!] Seria) anid : Oper aneing rupture Piener aint New York Cotton Lars . bee he sg stock, the ratios —_ $268.00, a with a large seating to ag theatre enterprises in = 2 Cities throughout the United Sta eee ae - ANd to be - 1¢ «board f “sees Fespective)y _ ‘4.2 and ch has city, at la : nited § tes and necessary to hay an expert, it d S 0 directors of Caer: y. W ith a ; proved eminent! ? popu r prices for the tates. The St. Canada, Ond experience "2% intimate know ne 'o9n8Y 4—con nm | Standard O11 Co. of the erted, howere- *bentures yY successful, ; © presentation of Louis Theat and is kno with ex he 23.95: «4, Stton sno | d ~O. of Indiana + .sadditi er. and $25 LEGALITY of Orpheum Te will be 7 Sree of rupture ery kind and @ 79. ',, 22 eo, futures oj pot, |; declared a cash Oday onal stock %,000, 000 Allow th All legai vaudeville 2 sew ports Qnd the necessary SUPE 9 fUly 950°" lower, yee? bare- | cen dividend of margt Sold last y | © small investor | A ‘Sa! Matters are to 4nd feature ctures type of care “Ege 2 treatments to guccessful a S.60 . oy 00: Vet. 23 36 on) 87 “ “ On each share of capital] a ap be eet Ow been narr seo the | take advantage ag CONSTRIe Taylor, Chasnoff & Wi ee 4pProved by Messrs Laah Pi jeeeeae tidirn N ane ee Pee 5.00000 “FICE = ; Middiing “he thy ad ae )mia- The Wheeling rei ; 2 got francs over the mnane of | s New 1 19° ‘e¢esn sd cc 12,500.00 - ay |, 1932. ‘ee eee , 00 * ~y ‘air, *e oe ut} . e . - i “wee ees *eeeses ‘ ‘ °° © 22S beahy, o~- FURNITURE, ete. “6.25¢. "® | reports surplua of posal orporation ance for February. &vorable ) May 1, 1999 -+ 15,000.00 1), 1 " 25,000.00 UGHT aeé 80 A Meta}. at st | ‘first quarter of 1925 <iae 22 for the 7 Nes 1. 1999 *t+seess.. 15,000.00 May 1, 1933..." Peseees 30,000.00) UD at @ PROFIF OR ee te0ce ,, ot. | tor divfdends on the preteen! — ite May 1, 1939... _°°""°****+ 17,500.00 Nov. 1, 1933, /°*"***+-+ 30,000.00 rere and * ; , ine la $° 45 per 100 th a nd R shares. Net on 3 erred A ‘ i . Casb Noy 1 193 ° 60296666 Os 6 < 17,500.00 May ], 1934 “**®4@b@ees . 500.00 Sellers THROUGH , Bt Quoted + s IDS, $2,114,087. . rnings ———— IAMES FE KE e : . 0 *@eee 02446 4 as 20,000.00 Noy ? 1934. ~ © S 6665 one 32,500.00 Sid . . # 0.90 De 10 | NETT & j ae . F . +2064 ¢g6i ATCHR Wanrs. 3 ¥ ea a r Al Céntinn . 2 . * of ee Lorenzo E And ng Co P ice 100 d P. May 1, 1936. ai ate i 35,000.00 ——————— For Ad itional w B ed extension in o¢} ‘| SEW yorx sToce “ISO ) rt and in sommes 3 ‘ put and ectric||] NEW yor & EXCHAN Memb Is “ a eT er TS x rkets nl earnings of th erage i F K COTTON GE f) New ¥ tis | , , ae Ameri ¢ North || %. ¥. COFFEE ra, EX | © Tork Next pg leon, tan Co. i# reflected in the re (| CHICAGO £ SUGAR EXCHANGF. New y Stock Exchange | eim- tt ge. mt steady advance of a ROAR Or ar. ork Cotton | . ° Cc | Pany’s 7 “© of the com- | Serond Floor Suite 204 Laci " ? ° Shares. The forthcomin Central National Rank Otive 4877 009 . j Sev enth « Olive. Ridg Bidg. 1 : ; ; Samt loans 15 i While th Kansas Baltimore dist: EG Se Ue * foregeing sta ’ A ee eee oe er ce re : dl : : Py. A

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. | | MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1925. | ; | = - oS oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - . — a i = : = : -} = ms ; * ; : a 4 . b — . ; _~_- ——— + ree | FR is TS age ; : ices of secur.tite , ; se = : | | traded a R. m Fore Stay 3. Following oS ct conte Mn tebsbare lot 5 (enceyt im the case of S:améard Ogi issues. - 3 | ‘ oP ‘SE TORE Ma. 4 F wewing 6 azn efficial fi ’ ‘sn on the New York Steck Exchange tesar. oo. ‘raded im on the New York curd =arse ‘edear. Seies af Seaee oe ee yn My : ; orices up to and ‘ncludin seen ~ age the pee fen nig accel cade adem we-e $12 OSS. GOO. agains: $9.587,900 eae . sales of which are in ful) anc ow & es ——. ; ace DES eee Ff a , 387,000 = week ago. $9.510.000 a vear & go and $14.087.000 two years age. Frox Jan. i date sales were $1.J2-.- —— —- ——T Frew. | 7 a ae, ae SS Prev. SPIES SOBRE POE ; | . ad : . : —- MeL LS Heh Qose. Close, Sales. Security, High. Lew. ¢ ose. -e-} : unity. fegainst $1.177.138.000 « reer ago and 51, 174.004 000 +wo rears age Seles. Securicr Loe ® Sales. Security, , = + #4 ‘ a + ea Renneunehaed nee ee | | ; * a te tte lege — ”, i Lr) ~ 2 ita Big Jactaiions «em all L. S&S Liberty Bonds are in dollars and Side of a dulars sticneamaniaaiaciaae | — sTANDARD 2 ee oo “4 _ oe _-_ = Od 7? mr . ’ : 3% ‘e | . . Se | Sales. SacU RITY. Hie. Low. Close | Sales. SBCURIT?. iige.: Lew. ween, Saige. Securt BONDS. ’ “A ieee 4d. BOS wb, UO%: 2 + ESAS » cor 62% 61% Fs cen | Be sw col “ ae 4 : 1 ~"_GOrersMENT BONDS INDUSTRIAL BOND? RA OAD ee er S: Puck Pi. @e 3@ 8 65e | Se SR Mt tn tne.) OR Oe: Se sae) ta cee a se Br Sh----- 2m ; GOVERNMENT BONDs. = ou? — + ts Ge Nee t . eT 108 % 108s l Ches M’ 64% 64". a 66 -s * EB PF se Ge 14s 14*. = . —" > Meare -t 23 Ay be - : ask Seekers ammmamcens's Raemmmne: — ; .;) 48:08 - dene > 7 | . "bod = “° 90% 217 i ont : xe . 3 io, ie Cees S47 . w1—2 100—cS i101 | & Dery 7s S.... 107% 207 & 14 Had@M ref 5 5ST 1 |= OR HK 7? Eer Pt TS - . “Ped Mer 2m Ss = * ' = ae sel. sa% 36 heavy. f5e. a: os eT TOTITIS srOcKk Cc ~ ' 38k at 4%: Det Ed rig Gs 01074 2074 10°38 , OS | as, 3 4% “* 100 Ga S GU S¢ St ; a+ . Fv cc canétee 60 © — 4 " ‘ : en as + 19 a te Es “. >e 1> Lie , 73 fi 2 - ‘32-47 102—4 102—1 102-1 |; _* Det Ed rfg os “40. st a. api, | 28 ET ref Se O6.. O86 CS. Slee HOaR 485% 48% 49% 279% Bass 2 : ig Eureka a on- Sie 1; ever. S0c-. | May 4.-—Missouri Portiand record-! 13 1 1s; 4°. pt ~F, e. ei re ey es 9 :BYT ref 5 ot 66 6 62 - ; oe iad a ; : : Ee : > — a an = = ¢* te is 7 gterms ané . i ae : , ; Det -2,. #-*s > a . e . 724 7 3 r f° 24: : ' ~ : % s0* s- ; one. ae - — s ed @ new high,at tho start of the: r “32-4 101 —29 101—29 101—-29 _ Det ang + gt 96% ON 96% WSIS & adj Ge 3% 42 a> Kcs 5 o# = 54 - 4 Ma > oe ae ee on a3 ~ pth me og : ~ 3 ome. 7c. ora wee. There was a fair turnover | _ i ‘ ** 93-1 2°ro1—20 101—12; * Denner St Ts 42. Wy Wie me ~ Kas lst de 50 ri TS “J*s 1®@ Ne P LL 82% S24 84 | 2Goaca sy ** +4 “& Hawin M ~Oc Ls er as _~ ° } . in Granite Bimetaili @.ining | “15 Lim 24 4%" i } 8 uD Oe Fe ee Pasa teake YK CT Is 4s GO 85% SSR *SS4: GUO Chic CH 64% 64% S4% Oth | GOAce te ef Fed L T & 2 its iv=* sv- 3 ‘ & X Ts 30 107 iss i106 § 3° Solar ReTZ17 ee “17 °@ Geed: Tire 32 = 31 l Kar Gp I ° i, - * ~ * s : ; | ee ee | meg SS. 101—29-1e1—29 1129, 16 Fe ee ee ies | 37 L & 34% 2008, 86 , S65) SS 92 So P GLI6S 167 168 | 34 Gomme @ 2 ' S| 2? 24. @ 2s SiS eee a: At the afternoon session Missouri! soo 13, 4:2 * . 3 Gen EB} deb 50 (52 103 ase | 2k aN ue 6 40. 23%. SR, 95% SSe Piss 4 & SIS 2 Grimes R @ z 10 Lane Star ie ge E . eo ee ee 2 10 sa2_20 102-11 | 20 Goodrich Ga 47206 LUSH IWN! | VaNSRM x @ 52 4 St% S$ °126088 0 Ire #*. GY Bi, 65% 2%: 124%: 224 38 Nat Tin lie ith -®& Portiand solid on an ascending, , fe S338 102- i= 102-20 1 4 Goedy T Ss “41. iW* a= * i- ss 16 Maz ‘Ry 168490. 60% GO% Ws 30 d@ on m= #“4' @#y > = ‘Heap CA 7% 6% 6" -" “J Zine. 184 If1‘e i564 | é stale to 55. which price wa. equiv-' ° ae gy + ne « oss 100—7 | SS Gey Te = sve 350" —- > Marker st 7s 40. 968% 98 SES 900 £ O Ken 31's 30% Slee 5! 1 Hegeltine C 18% 184 184 (HC KR ges 4 ~~ 10 MAN c ext 4% 34 86% B9 SOs 1300 5s O Kr. 128%: 117% 118% 442°% | BHerden 1%, _ 1% ®@ POM L:..30¢ Bir he sient to 228 for the oid $109 stock.; 49 USa 4‘ + “ ov Loe oO» + 3. Tse : . — 2 esi 2a} - - : ? 34- B sent tO 220 7 Le Gs 99 st -} 9 &SA 4% Pasar — ,a- vet 32 Ir B T Ge “56... 100% Im MSPESSM 5 22 4 = S44 1@ S$ 0 Med24i 241 242 m&38 4 4 4 46 oo Pr t M’. Ste Se Ve ; ‘Hyvigaulic P Brick referred | #.-s2 105-—23.105—17 105—18; ©. St Geb $423 40: 95% BS% TS |S MER oe teat 103%103% 33 SONY 4% 42% 434 42% scsi hy - - sh G M - 2m 2% 24% R ots wen oe a pds ausiasen } 123 USA 4 St tol—=- tel a8 —— s Int Paper Ss “41° SF ss", & oes usrasent 4 ge = “— ™ oe “79 e wi) DO ... 367 $37 387 - . basing - — “ 7% a ° to Ped Wa: *3e ae — 6 Sima ten naetim eencne dle Sn ee on ott err scents of | At et MOM Ge “Gi. 2 | 95%. & te MKT Se or A @ 85% Séle 94% S580 OC pid 1184113 Als ize 13 Int} Ma: Cp #2 92 "; 20 San Tor ._ 4 t- 2 #e . Fa re —T bonds ere tr dollars anc thiny-! om 3 s: : 5° O64 : +e "= - . - - . : ; : - z - = a a aa - z May 4 AFTERNOON SESSION. ta dollar. That ts for instance a Tale 1] Kaa Cr@t s =" ee rope 100m 213 MA T adi Se 47 86% 85% 56% SOU Veo Cu .. S__ 88% 5 lin Cw A. £5 £8 45% .-- 28 Sour Geld 50 - ~embe- | ; ’ ; [Net | Printed 93-— os oe: 26 : = Ss - + o% 9% $i 75 Securiy Ss. High Lew. ‘Cross, ‘Ch ge. | Bury-second = * _ —— "| 2 Kim C Le 64854100 & leds 106% 13 a. ol .~ ~ pity 65 6% 2A GC -. 0c Gc Cie she ; abrimeaec 5% 93% 258% 25%, 4 T Ex: 2 af 2%. 2% Rest-.ir Lc RE BO eee FOREIGN BONDS. 6 Lac @ Sigs 35. 100% 100% 10) eo? & Ot fe Sr ° SA Siren CO: TH TH TS: FS cade tite 0c Ch £:.. | * oa oe 2e%2°s ‘3°23 te 9450) Hy P Bem ioe 7% 7%, 2m * BS arg OS: cer A. VOR Cu POD 2 Lig & M is “S4.. 119% LISS TION. OS Oe | 96%. 96% 490% SC 4rE N Gas 6H 6% 8% 6%: Stoneter BO! 30 Wen Con 4% 4 1% - o % Her FB = = oa oo "; 38 arg GSS ser 5 O65 86 POs ST Low GaE Ss S2 85% yrt> ba 7 aw ra — 4s 5% 6% 43% 18 Camb Sra #% #%- 4% 4 S a" ; @% 16% 46% 1646 18 Ww S&S wert : ac Se e a Hussam com. } ~*» 2% 42% S arsect 7e 2 102 % 102%, 102% & Mas 76 So. ti cae eee ee oe ee ee eet o= ~+ Git Serr 17s ic8 8 1. oe a ae , en '? gaan. - — : : 7° - 7 . = - = aioe M4 8 35 Midvale St Ss 38, ot oy 22%. a a ig Bue . . tC Sn wi BY SA woh SMR oy Coa: * 2% 18%” 78%" GOVERNMENT BONDS. $i 20 w ; - S . : ~ ; : ° - ‘ tu 1¢ ; . ” o ~ * . a= 4 533 oe aii " - - +e 5 _— ee ~ s ; 7 + - ~ — . f a iat ory coat oe geet 4S Belge T%0 45.1084 108 1S) 7M & Co the eS. eet 160% | 23 X¥C ral a 2013.1260% 261% 10° 5 wom SSE SN lL ¥ ¢ Ne 38% 389% 284 Ames. uN HSH HH MY ate me 105 3- st 3k . . s Beige & “41 S37 ‘Se , aes — ag get > . 114 ssa. 27 NYCGHR 4s 36 9% 2% 99% > ot - : ie 174 17? 16 R cS ss 34 - 38% l Ajam Te 25 101% 101% 202% me ot te 8 or So ltee © - r +s. 2 sy De . = -¢ Bo $ = s =_e i » 24 ~N ¥ Ee c 25 4. -* +" _e s en Vy > aa -~* - GAR : 4 a § Ss cts . - > > ; —_ et 4. t » z 9 i Wines - ¥ were t CRs SW & af-15 108% 108% 108% ° wt ae tes 6% “4° ess, 94 SS ISS NYE 35 #4 » ims, 100% ide 1s: ab 3 « — wie wh ee: oa a 28 Colem> Syn 1% jot% F%° 1% ck a Pinay ~~ 1 “= 7 . . = = tart. 1@T% 10T? No tuprcrement was a. S- & Mag © ce 85> Sis 36% 3S’ -—- SK & Bergen Ga 49 OTS 97% STN | 11 NIF 2 6 49... 200%:108% OR | TE Lae s erat 50 ee Se. 7S Cont & 3% 23% 3 St "| Se Go| hom ef 12 ABE Ce So 98. ©6«©97% 96. St ‘and tor refined si tt — = - : = ae 4 . - : a ~ -_— ¢ “ is at ; ~ al is s al ~— ome - i { as = a a ‘ =m -_- - FORENOON sEsston | 3%, Bova & 4° es. 2S St) tS Set 2 ON Se ee, TNYR aff 5 47.) 4% 4% 4% 123 Creole Sm 13 12% 12% 13 & Sus M : {; 2% 9% 7am G&E @ 97 9 St 3% Bae eee eS ~;| .S Beréesut 6s © aan ioe ee liege BS 7 4 NTR af] 3 cf4t 6% «66% 68% CS Buck OCe Be ee KN PA UM TY 161 am foe Ts. 118 2 11@ 6148 ; on on Breer S c seo 6100 Cw 10 Buen «55 34 ua en + 4 NAE 8 ‘32 Lely, 1.101% : es” a e $3 Na Ce. 744 45 =44 14 Am Pal. & 95% 85% 95% 26% orga’ mate sales 54668 creates. - ~~ ? ? ah el elie e218 s.Onc 6 44 oT% OT = « B3 aS Or See 6 ee, Sl ae | a8 tae ais. U8 6%, 2. oe & ~ eR Se, Boston Wool + me = 28 a se aes : -e. "24> on 2 If? Oreg WREX 4961. &@ Sy ae SS ee . , oi = ’ a 9+ > aARoi M Ge 102% IMs it sew tae Shee c 160,136 135% 156 --| & Chimes Rr 59 51 460 645 48 > ris & Tye 2 BS Sle KM 88 Pa “eid 6%. BE1NO% 110% 116% 160 Lacm aw Oo * 4 5 a 2 Xiek P nec . sey 23 Aniian, “tas . Special to the tnt Stee co | S11P, LIPS 119% - | °3S Christiana Ge 45. 110% 119% 120% TOP G 8 Eos 42 Oe Me EB B- DL 50 SE ara, 87% 87% 2 Livings P: [tts i% 1% 3 7 85 ; Cup Gb... 106%/306 308 BOSTON te $2.50 Span BS 139 48 44 44 — | 2 Coristiania Go 54 98K 99% GON) 11 PRAT + 5 52. SON Bia SW So DL as 4s 65 6 9g%, 95 io Mar O® ee .F* = 6S: ; OS: ene tian ba 108% 208 a fe worked | 2 —. a — aS Pe awe} °7 = 7 a Shh es 1 it 1a0 Lue ne PAPST 1 i. j at } 1D _- one > . - > o ‘A ° ™ > ae | ¢ z » - Se : = ~ = COT * . * - - — - ° Petize amet en (a6 as. % 1 35 —-- 32 es a “9$% 98% '390-P A PAT 6s 34111% 109% 110%); .25 Pat 7 . a. A on a? 11 : Pe *2 a re. Ss 5) * eo oe aoe peceete bansten =a) : = ‘a 1a EA lie pat 2" ae . =~ 33 : tre? e = = »¥ —— = 2 : .., 74, = =e , es . : Te are e238 ’ Mors S ¢ Pi lard -~ s y "oF = DSEw> oss Ss 1¢2 i@ ie. i ~ - > ~ 1 > arma. pa + . + ep =& S= 4 4 . “; a =" “2 3 s r - . ? vr a tat - . = - — 7S ts >. ‘ pn — = . $4 * - - - . ~~? * —t Twas bie a "2 8> ’ 95% 854 hwen USE xy SS 4 >4 77 ~ v i x Lhe Sa a a S W Bel > 51.08 108 109: ~ » , > 7H) % 163 ; ‘“ Is £& { bs 64 11° iY i. LA] -— - on ns ~~ ~~ * a pe ae 2 9. ~ 9%, 6GéT = sF* &2 *, ae a3: ‘ - pli - * 2 7 “2 u . > ;? ” . oe 1a2 _ 4 a, = = ~~ ond & a 44 ow Se o8 = “98 s =: _L'wé = ae" = “2 “ a x —_ . — - o ~ a: cr «& = & “> 1 ~~ 4 a ¥ Md adhe ‘ta te 7 | cc R pte 52 French 7s “49 $3 ne — of Pab s J fs ee wo °3 $9 SSt s§9 $ Salt C P = - ee °s les i 1: aie ee BR oS 2. 2 ai 2. 3. Bugers continae & : e> 20 4% 4% 4% ° % i 73 French Ties 41. 974 98: 82% TT Pub SE P Ge 45.1044 10464 1044 |. oh c.y er z pith oa c Q ir ie p a le 68D wee 116 BAO BRSW 98H 355 76% 38 i then ace =a per De b * - - - : ~ -~ een y " - s ~~ . * * am - -~ _ . ~ - a am? S be 4a 4 a = & = ad , “ . ” - | > 2 oo band 2 - 4 z devs ' - rerer “ Ma 2 es Wagk. cer $5 > Le = si igs 7 » ed be! > Be - ? re? ‘“~ mm bed 1vl » 2 Pas Tt cc} . re li > - Yo Th; r - > ~—- ~—— -~- ——_— Te : 4 be . =~ *§ ye * 2 . $a $4 = $r} - >" a “es 85 >. @s°* = . ~~ Se Dp eae -—* : ~~ ~ . ea = = rs, gy oa - - 2 sé 41 ene et i- - ’ + + + at . _ > “e.% + es: > - — Ss z-@ socure? ter~tery Grar-B-M 1900 40¢ ae 40¢ °6c_ 14° Germ Ts 40 ro oi 34 o4 * 18 Rem Arms 1 6s 3° SD SS"; 83 « ar ee = =A 92%, 7 S45 INDUSTRIALS”~——CO ’ . oa be # oe as ~ — ae - : - : ed price cf $129 CLASING QUOTATIONS 14 GCEP Jap Ts "34 S8y SSX 82%) GS Sine C OF Ge 27... 107 106% 50° “—- Srce tas Ge 55 20% 20% 908 7 a — —s av & + SS*- 36%. 58% 364 sores : Se EYE 7 Greek Ts G4 re: SS 4h BD 33 Sine 0-66 OS.) SSG BK 9341.0 aoe. & On i oe? eee -s | il adir Per a es» 35% “rar t'. t3% 23°, 45% Ress 32 105°. 103", 103% 10646 5 Oe ae oe ae . > £5 “ge ~ a = *o- to oe TS5 StLSF ire @ 'S*.| 454% 4% SN Be a9 x, . i Par ‘ tS *34, 43° 2S cam NR Te lIr1% 12294 1124 372 “eel ¢ SECTRITY. Bd Askef#i ISHS AYe 17S SB. LN hl Siac OF 16°37. 1% & 47 SLSF en S*:8 42 99% 98%, 29° L Al Pac % ‘+S 6% 64. 6, = 2. ti 4s . oe SS Se * oe 2 eee - Firs National Rani Sa 33 ' 18 Hung 7%s “44 Sl Sis. F ei 53 8S CO OP bs “SS A. 100% 100% 1005 os aren 3 ae an a ping au = AG# EG wi, ~ t °° 2 i Rep Candy oal> Sic Sie sole @ do ts TD. PSN TS TOS, PCN tnenlel sheets. 2° 50Q500 30) ; rate Nationa =. iso , 246 Jan 6 . 32 e2:, @ 2% wats WRT Se | 441080 ~. 27% 100% "SS SAL wg 42 3 -O% a, iy o Ee - rT 1547 see wT ta: & Reo Meo 7% %$wy % 7s 7% 216 jo PR’ Ge 94% Oy Gs 2 om s $4 40@4 se ae . ; 3 : ™ e - - - ~ + “> “¥ —_ ~ . . . - ied * .* * 7 -* = . - . . a ° - e : : : United States Banak .. i= 29 Jurgen A Ge “47. OT 96% 87% 10 Tean E P 6s “47101 100% 100% S87 SAL con Gs 45. 88% 94 MH ‘2. val sem 80% 8 ae 38! (Ft SC AH. UIEYy 109 111% L CGE S4y TTI ts LIM 190%, 3.40. steel be-~ enim 7 S225 + ond : pri val ey Trost Spa 1S L A HEP 6%s "44 83°, S3'3 85% 30 T= Gi Ca! 6s e2ileca 1034 103%, 21 § os “SA... 100% 186% 100% = &t Pt re Ss Uk le —— -_ Seag Com _13% 13.4 13% 13% ' Coe Tox 5. SS S4 4 is & c.4 ey 0% i0% 1 do und. rule 98 Ry. WY Sew York C Si to Wunmeral o« ; " : = a . a e. vs é . . é - * = - , ae o ua “a 3 - —— = > oe Gub Tel 7% 107% 107% 1874’... NEW TORK. May 4. Sw m from Mord. Welsh Shoe OSm...... =s ine 2° M4 Ot 54 sexsi —— 227, = - -c-s oo >s 63 1054 Tas ®% 105% es —_ = _ rs) a o" ’ a v= 1 a= -_ “8%, ‘Oks —— Sag ‘| oa ° . oo %} +2 % 3* 1 Cudahy of x 33 $33 19, Sarins Mo. & $i. » te te Sener ee ee Spee ee ot "| $8 M 4 1920 we asst te se 22\ 8% & 92% TYuilr Thee Bruce” commer BS "5 , . — > 7 7 . r ~~ = TAS 1, . 3. | FELTES 4 zi eS . ele 100 ‘ " o- vw 4 1810 5 ass: "3 *, ae} . . 4 = Va- s* A +, e° i= a - = * on? “>?” Aid -4 s “eet 4 =f 3 ae '- oe > St. & | wil 4 —" 14 ’ _ ' ‘ “3 7 , *82 194 4, 195 ; Ma > cme ger 4 “ a -* 209 Mex 6: 33 sm 4. 2% 204 13 Ww PP § GSSrE ®& yas) SS Se SS Soa sm I As ~ 72 2) 33 i is pfu 91 a e1 see 19 Det CG 136% 196% 105" ise of $295 ; eertaim-teed Prog ist pid.... 85% i S Norway Ss “40. 12125 110°, 221% 10 wt Cel 5 "38..'101% 101% 101% # = Tn Pac is: te 4) Sh 385% © a> pre. 98%, ge a9 °, SSstan PCa 235 23% 734 ‘ srPTreR 193° t03% i142 *®\ ete Eliz “hicage Ry Beuipmer ern a ot 26 Norwar Gs “52 28°, 88% 88H Se West El Ss “44. Oy IMO, 108m) te TF ta =. 966 89%, 995; ; 8 & EL 28a 23% 23%, 255 St Megis Pr tts %% tt © Ted &§ 4653 9% 93% 26 She | BO and he mm Blectric pte 2 +" | @@ Nerwar Ge “44 $82, 995 98% a “29 ea P 6 191 5 108 | Seuath . Ey-Walker Drr Gds com S3%a 74 > PF LAM ER Ge 36 73% 73 , 7S 11 Wik: cr: 6828 TS Tli=w 72) 06021 Un Rinr 5s 26100 «69984 88 i an’ ot a” aan sae ~~ tun SF a a! Sle rEncs 2 ar May & 6 Fred Medart pfé . re $86 Poeian rt 8% 95 85 ; = cr aE 33 Ya Rr 5s & 100% 190 =«10n + - > : : Toh Pou © : = a a | Pols Fred Medarct com ee 3 a2 ‘2 oe XN “ ‘5 e 92%, #2 m % RAILRYAD BOND. 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Candy as : ag ne - = 301%, tet™, te & > os = > it eee 2 » 1¢- > => na>—togs epecel the wee a | ° oe B -- WS 3 Whee Rais 1 Shawsheen7 192 616% ve $5. Fitrpecrick. Tie... PORES (1. © Aen See Os SC... 200% 19LG TO | ta cee Ss bern, Oe A ee | te ee ee ee te te Soe ix see nae ae en) en ee) eee lewewig. $6.50 | “nem . » ay e ~ 7 o > . ma — ; oe: aT t > "88 762% 20TN 201% f pss a =. ie - tOak: 2 ~~ : : = - = 2 S ™ark are es a , : > ~ = son 4%. 14 i94*. |‘ es:imated to tete! 11500 wi 1808 on ; $ ~% oa on es ; 31 > Sun 0 See 394% B64 ovenss. & Seezr. Inv. Cr. ped + ; is; aTé TS at 3% 89S MS ae e? af ice . : es = “. — they z : _ ohn C Skeuras roe “A =. ss . hee cr 6h “SS SOS: 90% SON) ate a Ge the ee ee 2% trout ig Eve secttomeetea ELC at | US. 2 PART ST Sls sy 3 33 SwithCe 5 = —— °TI108 #3 | Southwesieon Beli pid 208%, it S ATGT -"t 42 “S32. O.% F.% 7% : ee 0. 25% S53 35> 980 fa- a ab a a oo > Duman: Mor 17 [tkh% ith 2 —— = — 4 AT&T Ss 23 27% 8: SS 6} 6(fNe ® Q ref Bs “Tl IOTN WOR Tel? = — ae es a [Du PM “ke the 34 ¢ MINING patie es 2 ad ant small. $4.50 te $5.50: 7 7 i " _ =~ “J . : ~% ”- as a i 3 fy ’ ~ “Ss , posted ~s ™“ pis ~~ a>. SSOW IRE the Usus eh STE AS TSE TL = at om ™ emutnee a dt .* = ae - See, ee = : F “* . z : 5 : : . oe Prectric Corp oo . od | » @ 2% +5 1 ~ > > = LOS . > & * = 21 2 4's > f Seourre-n nog= — "ge rue a = + Dut Ce. A — as = "5 —_ > ——> “y Cars - t 74, 4 og ts ” CSr8 ‘4 2"? 141: "s an Arteria 5 a ge ie ally s x SAWWRE $ S4.. HN Bs Be rea G w YT “Se ®3.. G2. G5 4 - com the star: today a: prices generally 3 ~S EE Boil SR + oe Ex M Sie 8S Sis | Se + 16 CSRS SSM10l% 181 | tg? | f- at ‘ & ap 7. 2G ~. ~e -WESP st q adh — ue Xu Gar &. | = _ oe tt... ce i, ie ee Jie a t- : ; rs ss * 14 bame- ee i} a 2 Rallware 4s Rv a > — a 161 : Loe 8, Lew 46 ian ~*g m. wich | Sr, Uacaiing oer ee See on e set - —e . ® ~ » . ~ “2 awe = > ~ . d ~ ~ ; Sg te me fe € of Db ~ om Sort « x - Pe ats $0"5 45%, i682 9d heavies I ~~ gg. eB greg eer / Se ee | aw and Se ee Telephone Gs... .. 2e3 23 pr m 3% MY MS 1 wv & st : 5 ge 8 — Re~aine Kr leech Long Tketeme Je ‘ 22 7 - a=wm & » + Ss su ss, S*® = . “O14 +7 462 48° ea me? > pe a ter ss > c the = } | Seuth " = prieescrecsmnenanetstinn S age — d —e fe $ ze “9a es a » % = ‘ me Pt. : a 4 o ca 2 ’ » : ee me 7 a~aee Te 3% 43 ~ " a kK " - on —— zen : . ee > = Z end oa! i ~ . hl ——~ — re = , ex Bc *S 100% 1° roe in ; he —a" wee ' 7 Tange ° $12 35 > S11 64 ine & Pad , , extrae -rore m- | . a : . ' 2 he 8 gage core “iin - ’ 4 4« & *. es’ o. a vee he ts . a a t 91 ecere!. @e *o 41 ered : Xt TORK. Mav 4—Copver steniy.{ 3 @ ef S4s BD Mie SE SH Chi Br Ce Se 27 7% THA. Tt — veal or mage. wie poe 2s current wake. “Ne. > ether of electrolyte epet and fuiures. 13%. @1SN~ | 25 mw Ge 28 S2% S5% 94% ; ‘RIAP 44 “4S soe 66%, £64. | me eat asl — enané a: prices . . . . *: : 18.421. c. e338 — Sm? ard ag — — Putaues 3 Rr 2 = ~*2s = J . 2a‘, “ae . >? . ae “» - s« ‘ : Ne. 1 porther Ou S B Ka o« 49 rer *, 100% 191% Des , “ore nc Att le So oes Fendi ~~ a Ve ] r ] hil an Ol nh Oc n n 3 ra! Bklen T G 5 452084 1004 1014, ate he le ee ee Ce + ee See Se SD gaendy ean: See ee = _ 32 dc st ~~ ay >) > a s Ses ; «? ~. Tp. ? =! a = 4 ces 4 o— 4 mt ~ : a ? >) on - ) ~- Lead - ead Si“ . ~ ‘ Gé FE | * i>? Ho *. 3 oe > a mi sean . Z hi ae . =i bee - a ~ . & . ms = —mn ae 2 re ft err: Bias: St 7 segs, s™ox and . c he a) a _— - aa 3 as: “trnti : . TT: axe ~. > 4? mm. a = ™ "ad BBP &: ag ne F per lm ° 139 Outue ( ‘ Ch : - Ww Vv ) we. Co. > wo dash for umes S84 8&5 19 $6.90. an? a = oar . : . 4 z 3 "| +. . + 2 _— : . | 4 & ** _ Cu : “a 1 ~, *U¢ance. am a e cement gus . =o 34¢ te She. Pacific “ose | Ponte”. . tutures. £24) Te 64. Lead. spe: $31 10s $c Gae iT “Te? 1040S 107 , - , s “? DOT et. io, ee 88.55 w $0.75. Stags wee OC arin to 0c: do. iret 2 wareerte Ge futures. i31 Ts 66 Zinc. spo: m) 2k CORE ~ ST om... 200%, 100% teow! 16 ca s “He 4% 35; 96% 94 9 90% flee or a a es et mes , ta 38c Cheese stes®: igved wile Of Lures. 7 ’ fem C 6 S34 on *, a io % * Se - Sh e a: i Qt: - i... 7 _ ig? O° *8 +o SU 50 aTas ova, = . o- ; wehoe oatik eu. Mother 5? : > ie aA . [ah% ie ee oe ee hy ee £2 saies of rough weighty kines ac over fiz ot . ide w ‘*¢. @o average con } 16 Com P 6s 4 LOO R 100% hws, . : 3 351074 107 10 _ poi. . : : . ? =] } Geist. Coan : cc kh & the St. teenies. & of og i ag aS Operating Under Federal Charter No. 2 in ? =e. Sace teee Caner feeeer, Geods Market Review © Cemp-T Ree @: “41202 301 191 ao D . a 3 2% sew | “an aes , . : -_= : - Keen's @ar Dry eee ae - 2 ie x as = “ = = « = 23 os , = - $s * a3 rr -T >~ed joa * , tamey 1S "3 IS *c. : =m" B _twete sere a shace ‘weaker today —— ; 34 \. >) *s be “Whe f ~ = « 45 1a a }a > i” > = - om - + Set ee Me 7 we — Aw . »’ ~™ 7a * ™ a) wt _* -e Lae. : Due a ' gmtemess hight Print ciat he a in ; ry ex s "er S P&L 6% =. : +3 12° * = it, 7 = . , marie An c » mS s a = . : e ae GBxTos SE Poe SS. OR + oo lee 8 = Ss Ss SS fees SS oe Se eee Dated Mar t. 1925. ations. Brotiers by GRANT the lstter an eight> cent reduction. Kaw, *2 se = . 7 . _-* - . - :. J . _£ee— fiche : , ranches. of seiecied irbts 2017 up to $9.25 We summarize from a letter written te us by Mr J.B. Madison. President of The Virginian Joint Stock Land —- 7 ) x gies ar on gL IM EO acs as follows: . | —. ee ,Gumations: Seef steers -anse $5.23 x at z | —- Ny ae z A “errs oo 24 “ "= 3 _- . ; a The objeet of this financing ts te refund $52. 900.0%) ‘i-ginian Joimt Steck Lanwd Bank 3% Bonds. dated May | \ , “eeder seers “ange S5 = ~~? * - ao o * .% . - - ROUND | RIP SUMMER FARE — There tee « beatae owe ee 19s. maturiny’ Mar a Le. whieh are optiona! aD tim. after Mar 1. 19° in 9 and upen whieh proper ra Ty ™ . oe aT” nad 2 ~en-e todas . o~rvan > he! > . “8 7 MH 7. “ca ¢ ; \. : “. Dt a i “_ been give The balamee of $1;2.1908.00 will be used te wake additional farm loans : a are on sale datly beginning May 'S. except to Colo- enly. leven marketp received am ci rade, Utah and Wyoming where fares are effective June! sve lax Mondar'e fguee ot a.m eeder sence rae of 20-20; macher gnc =e S735. ‘ bharie 3 ten 2 " Perece . ” fi " = a 34.80 “s*e ee eee 7” . &. — ‘> oe eae — 50.15 ; * : aa? sg a “~ ae? i a ; ty a 37.40 Monreal. Que | va $0.59 _ = a =" — ~~? P ouces = : A°?r BUSINESS | 26.08 : Detreo:: »*DOea Gee Be aS **e see ** * 29 a4 Musko ka Wrar* Ort , a* | an 4S -« in - em 2 ; - ae Tt } ; . '~,r ae er arr — so’ ~~+ he * ‘i-e ee « as én ar —_— * ne b nz ar” Os Pwo tA . « be . a en —_— are - - 2 | " . . , 7 2 » . . - SE I nan nnn ocencn ns 37.20 «© Ottawa, Onr. weveencs SIG) SESE te Sst eg TUE to que , he Bank will continue :ts pober of furnishing long-tin-¢ Inans to the farmers im the earefelly pelected aud ae és 2;|\S oe ' eneeiiior -.............. ---- 30.65 , Pemetamg. Ont. wow nee, £928 | RSD ic BGS. ‘Gab te chutes coe °c agmicultura: secfoms im the States of Ohio and West Vircinia. The territery compares verry favorably in fert ~~ ge ° S al ye = (on . aa . anion 4S Oem ae o- > , ee “2- yp 3 . - ; a “te = ay : — povae 90 ttrnamiwind $2173 Calle & o Gan —9> ¢; et = where) een - -™: - Ce - : an. | : coe. 46.85 ': * . le SF te _— aa. -? [arm morcvages When represent app SLIMAeiyY ot’ ¢ of the appraised ralge of the properties pledged = ~ Far _ 4 > ~ / i ‘ . 7 - rs : Re! ] i... iseges ia... 3 aaa : : ee . 1. ome 4 im this territory for many years: Mr_.J._B. Madison, President. whe has been im the farm-mortgaze business fer exghl tether tea. ; ne ee - 24.85 ‘UTAH a = —— rears: Mr. E. 4 Reid. Vice President and President of the Kanawha National Bank of Charieston, and Mr. Wm. a 4 River ....--.. 9.65 s3.35 | : Clearings, Money. Silver merer. Chairman of the Beard. comprise the Exeeutixe ¢. ~~ : ee os i = bs ee 23.60 | . 95 77 aes » saiaapabaaaes: ecutive (ommuittee. whieh passes upon sil applications for ! >! se nn gp le Tre S Lode Clearing House Assocs $10.000 in amount. Al! applications for amounts in excess of $10.000 must be referred to and passed upon br , “* =e &© ees i ai saa tae a z3.°0 I Salt Lake i ; wate] . * f hers a hee ‘Mar x en 2 - . . . - ™ eaee 20.22 City a ee $6.00 E ‘. ‘ } omvepending day last Year ee Dh ree ors iff acrerTuanet ww Th *he present bv-laws scoooeses SLAG SESS I WYOMIN “or madiz tot “ast wear $° 431 Rw : - poeskencss SSS Suse '; v e Bs eecatos... ace ime te eee, ee TAX EXEMPTIONS eeeae* Fas ‘ eilowstone actena! rk ; . ae ‘ =? : orn am «a T . 4 » ~~? » oh os « ; , } a : : 7 * - 70s $59.00 ; . . > dae S$. 28 ee in aceordance with the Federa!] law autherizimg the F el era! Land Bank srstem, these bonds are tax “* *®e22* © «& «& 73.10 32.73 : - : P : “te i : r - = —_ a ty -m . ‘ e ——— - ; ° bf “ .... 215 205 NEW YORK mabeued demis were S42 SOO OON total te redera:. state. municipal and local taxation. exeept inheritance taxes. -.-» 39.90 33.65 Alexandria Bay ........--..984.70 | Sanger | ao ne PRICE 1cg AND INTEREST. YIELDING “3 TO THE 37.13 oe eer eebee Gok Stl PAR: 4.—Pricee were bearr an : 220 | Reutenqes. Lahe rT . be mate tickets, October 31, 1925. unless otherwise noted. 2.- scr: Moner. 3% per cen: Sheena | saieeieniiee Foyt agg ee ae en are wale is be purchase of ‘hese Scuds whale It you’ are 2 trip anywhere—North, East or W pana See MES. SS “bee enat. Te a. — " he « est— = >» = 4 aeee.i6 a are can + a . travel information and our lowest fares. Phone. Main 4980 ‘ne asc Sandy Simet ostaiaere. S08" BOND DEPARTMENT Members Philndetphia Steck Eachence eS abash Ti ck >t Office 3 2 8 B fi d awe 3 8 menthe SR OF Toe | qunttioieician ‘te FIFTEENTH ASD WALNUT STREETS — «Ved + N. roaaqway New York Rubber. | : — — vee a to F. L. MeNaily, Division — Agent, 1450 Bulwey Bachenge Bidg.—Pronr Kan wx ier eet ae ee ee Final return limit ne P ae Re

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Found: | nd: atte s a. © for ane M wor -. pecia! Rox« 77° % "yer at +" $1.50 . oe te FE, Charle ming, « Sundav. rea S. oer. BLA F410 cont ” in Ge afvnntion, to Lu 15. r two sitnet rogea ae colored EN. - By ete i to ton 2 tt og ead z sow afiest to ’ to z eT q mont es wi, T lear ilmi M t ( er : eth FOU Nr bsetion, } ata renga! . sia bo vy Lind Ww 4) fie) da it Li , {BOSTON § rs ——— -@ Maw"? 4 New ii $3 AS, 4] Di &e , = Wilmine, yee te ay wo — SETS ON | Holland © = oliseum. Bicker iaaner : Oil Ma ell weeks: ld y in j tinge TA8W IRLS rega marked ul ost-D iM hee o 3A, ar bu a o)4. per ~ O | ee era! ew at Gohl h DD i at Air tA I, LANTE A da SEs nd mide hata . Coane Sag {sed ° is) rcel. 59 ¥ TREW . ” — les: erin os Tibi as g — ing nat ie Moe’ ASS eta a mee Reto Pane a oe WELP Ww ‘9 oe mh _ te to Th h . ee x. “—_ o 36 ; $1 50 — 61 . cific. 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P ixh low , , es st ANG tee We 4 (> A a 2ES 8; jore rid '- MA rk: ung. _ nd Kingsbu rman ma - cdws of Prank th ute. = ark a at Mears be 5. 9 3 ° sor ho i, ne prot . | Gs— m Bo re \Wwa gol. e- | t. pr beau GIN d kK Da bs iz, ) da} ~~ ref d ay a clot — he bu: n ri AN ay jon. “eh ese be H ha 1:3 Soh Bs a lov a res (i; on w ski be 19? Ce D | . ale. S10 pe } old _te? i= ic aut NG r no inti I OrmMnon' y Sit eren y ni Ge Ip ry. en‘ tr ntin N iy. N ia: ° De 10. r of ill pe). 30 D B njt nd { ed t i” t on i ae iin love 2h into met mM ona Loat na } cal ang at "o: 4 RC fi es N fu’ Bane wy ho ng JAUN t 2043 W. - bY ee} ces cleaning - Rea oun ning. prmae arow pi aah avel 4 — — grep % nas aeeee Sto ce 893 ub | tker). Kat husba m Sa ~) lor une | BE sa fy b t Q res ery ' road and oo ward vull. l oO Na fil; | xOMS c¢ Ma PP in. 7 04°86 r{ de y DRES 45W Wed ex — . Bo ing MAN a SR &. to 1012 ‘ ind 4 nora ing and - x s het i Wh On ve Sint bro: ee a ol api n@ ¢ _satur-| P ®. — Set erk usbe Ze t on ry. | BOX way. fe waren br ive tural | 1749 areas = J dl aoe 26M Ld s, Ess—s y experience ig ment a a 76 he 2_N 30. P type req ead” ad oreus ile riste Su wt raids hi AR ey ear ne of S ford "teow wen rom ev! nd on Sat. | a TE shale: any ind! 08: WAL ese er ADB om el (e387) I piel Tue ag By ‘aad eolan t| 31 fut eliabie um ip wee for fe SA Pr utred. tione hig e we nsen. nday. ers s 25 n-la Lain bro "pleco Sophi ie ay ty-fi A , ou of j t- nd RRI e. and 6387 ce ed $1 a: ators pal lean! “y sAl | 6: edays. ‘ fas colored. on ure. bie phri uf} rand. “gt “4 LE inting Co. x: ry t w, mer the ™ © ui ri af fir Arth r FE oh» tai! en Ik r by} 87 in sft er) re. ain nine: N 31 ys “ha t lored M re 8. . ey de a ° 33M rt ox la E s do aut crane Caesar May (ce) | &. 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BA se ss Eee ul's Come a ee PAIR. : a net G-187. r: on G ay. call | o— - ror ep eit | crams cole wee 2 colored ASput tie @ whi poy rane i “fs ; el Holi oat, laa . | hae 2 life wel 1G— eee h ati tee a a T M oe be GLAS M 10 a rand y a 1! anc RENE olore } 237 A 20 tin! te. uml e! i uN pee Oye xi oe 19° rahe 1 Pat n ice 4938 >of | le rry y R re rott ay eter ter = Mauer a on -D. r. rane —— | P ' ran. | He d 7 pxe—> £000 red OR N— 9U hw “10 bia with wae —A o te house: i ~y & eu Ag Bm rick Sat by ey grand. | gg Fmt a. ce aa 3. 192: ment | iv er ee Lac! \ ml Ae R idee mon burs a d retorenee. : sponaih nion. ind ten c learaian: travel - — a H ‘Ez da doru M H. urd irr. ar a- | and « t roti st e 92 e ca re ed ria we | | AAU t a a ere k 49 ai neatmeacas ow 4} ab. | Iara r ve tio oe gf Fainen en! C arga Lo av ie rears a ninth womb tt. « ree Pat 5. (c) | PIT ive, Ce 20 Lost Ws e G yo | ( Vy 159 ys ee nee. | a a bie acar wa 8, AS ae 3) ie f/ ‘ing us Ge Crash ets SS my (phegee ng. 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STRNOGRA * og piel —_ 18, . om et | ME “Apply br Poet: Dis a oun Vand ——- P v office. wa Bu , ra hoc at m™ ; Fu ena ‘ er ; tri. e a et: na ¥ 48 ARN ho req Ta: jts at rm AP w cut ho A2 nd “MV Fo ae b t r Pt ore #r at a“ actur ' it St. Cha ar niien 1 — ie * “unusual Reward. ¥ acs ey oe or connie mas | sri * iniae = — ph fine mane ¥ | ages nant 7 letter a rea | yn ial R008 ; ‘sell; real urer ope steep ne esday sotch. ra. Vie ae Me ce i J red rt: uN b ry ra ad vet res i Fey om —— ection Covka: ane pers ple igagae ay. | Fie atch. che 4 beer - - A" Fx wi WEN 8 ing. ~ mM, hav —s " Wat. IVE i | wi ie sees oe mena Lt MEN Apnof datiy fo se men. 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ee i 95- 115,431 ROOM and BOARD Ads last year—52,737 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. an Be xoxpar SSS ~ ROOMS WITH BOARD—North) ROOMS FOR RENT—West FLATS FoR gee — WESTMINSTER PL. Pi. 42 room — FARMS FOR SALE | RESIDEN 26 ST.LOUIS - =V___ POS T= DISPATCH. SALESMAN—To reoreseat us i the Ge OPERATOS WOMEN, GIRLS |HOUSEW'LD GOODS FOR SALE | SEEDS, PLANTS AND Le | AUTOMOBILES | new eed : of St wis who is acquainted wit’ RS nee FURNTTUE—Contents of 6 rooms: 3) SsOD—Blue grass. CH) imar J: Sedans NEWSTEAD. —Room and : ences. Delmar : c3i if ol jobting and im¢ustrial trade. commis« l Experienced rooms than pay.rent: can rent } > For Sale | — Ser 3: reneunable. Coifes 9456 __ | Sur ao bi. & Si. 4063 Room anc / 4Pi’\cCTON Teg — es propositic.. Write Deshler *iroom co lar makers on high-grade flat. 2444 N. Grand. ‘o DODGE BROTHERS—Reputit sedans. all — “$2. rage werest 7314. ‘-2) : Cony eniencss r-asonahe California Sg Se Factors. Deshi=r Net, = $40 to $80) STIX F > | Bew cars, : 7 | 'BARTMER, 5324—Room. board: sou ; ch for ight hovsekeep'aé. | -_ Dex, a and Sacta Bartera. G. M. JOR NSTS! wek is oper to 3 clean i lO peticuiars ) fers = years of age. who are not satisfied with Jefferson. + @reaset and washetend: teers ta we pay cash = contents ef stores of all; © comr eo ee — —_ ‘ cia 50298—Board end reom. TF # ¢fo9- fropt room for gemieman em +. fe: — a commerce, Oxznart. Cal (c5®) YERNSN Siege a vee a ype 5. ha. a a ad. Me GN aliaaa fe o@4 chatre. ds venrmrt ai@s ¥ Vernon - k*'ndes. or sell ‘«¢ fer vou at an agaen a Bre — ze rong _ one or two ladies Hodiamont car. ‘c:' pored. — cH [Yr + 7 Food Tonre, » ar ~~ ao OPERATORS FURNITORE—Comtents modern $-room | — commission adler date “| Meter Co. Inc. So41-43 Lecust Dil and) , CATES. 5o01A—- : ane ex = - 3679) ec: | fromt heusekeeping "oorms > 4. 38732 | ie Seiden many in the tS See manager, 1501 hi apartment: $300: can sublease: semi 4. SEL. KIRK AUCTION & STORAGE | 5626 Grevois es Or: family; soars. Ferre S072) ___*. Ying ™ . pertunity for beautiful set of cemplet> . - - - Ua sage rer naga sg ‘ROOMS - Chere Lime " “2g ’, bonus Permanent. Call Tues “ B R GARMENT ; covering and rugs Moo ” nberal weruae fixt animes Cal 4 hg 435056 Fas en av. (3 | K | GIXDELL BL. 3940-——Moiern TOO. oe- — 43144—2 a2%urnutahed roads: ™ BOT —* > cay mornings erly CO RPS Washi (3) | Steimer Furuiture Co.. igs 5 ame 4 | - ———— a ——-— | BUICK—5 passenger touring car. Califor-| sirable; convenient location: excellent be S00K. (Be) (i C4 N—TFhres WELCH &@ COMPANY stineliisenets ington. (es) | CABINET —Maboeaas — Siz. ne ee nia ; Deint. tires and mechanics! | meais oTy ard wife ony = wos bea: furnished a = 1107-1109 OLJVE 8T. ey sas RAN jE—-Fine majestic. good ——4 ers. Parkview 2985 i condition good: also 3 other late model ' ¥-puEnSON 4400 —— Nicels furnished FAIRFAX. 4362—Usrtu-p-ane? ae a isl A-wade Bie 7 r: : OPER ATORS E d| , will sacrifice: me dealers S&97A | a yd FPORGES—Very reasonuabie. se | Bucks: _Will_ sacrifice. room: exrsilent meals. carage. (oc) Single or |} minders — and velvets. for miilinerr. cutting-up and on Wash dresses and froeks: | @45, STOVES —Qutck) Meal signtivy used | __ Garrison E Locust St. meals: garage. Delmar 269 ‘cli ee ees DE TONTY “as jr-ese trecde “Wenderty! . é , ss vr S&S" dawn 2818 Prank! n frm + f eb é a = | ee rr ha th _ Witty ul orportunity fer 3 a Se _. lee | RS AND ADDI 2944 LOCU ST ST. NEWBSFRRY. 46308—Rooms with board. | TES WANTED . hardweed bs ’ Xpersenced man with estreng fet! ‘owt: - steady : best paying work the f? R«iawiM —o fforier ; no : : CHINES : $7: exceilert ‘e- heme privileces. : ROOMMA ' os arr rg: Delmar 3403 &4 : ~ sod *y ee of results by ene of vear % ers. Room #24. Hamilton Eote eel B4) , | BUICK -_Pive-samsemyer page and Tayler car near door. Delmer’ pOOMMATE Wid -—?r young lady. front | FOLSOM. 3644—4 Othe | ‘ a eae poben naan 1oboers around. THE GO ID | ur WING hx} MSiT—Leacher, library ta For Sa2‘e tires. repain‘ed om | _4497R. (c4) | room, reasonabie rent. Deimar 33196 | ern. ret Tessenaiie .- ctr. Bex 3-340, Pest D> amar ty ae ena MORN NING FROCK FAC-} ceang “@AtoM. 43194 De reasonable se = = os | tem exceilent tate sandet: $5 a [E. @837—Neely farnished froct ‘cS)) SHANTZ R © Go sue =e ti4 NG OVE _N—Two co ware on: a o é ae read Os. __: 218 a Tenet) ge?) ADDING __ MAC HIN e— ordinge hs 6. i - WEBER'S USED CAR EX HANGE = reoms pn Se board. $7. (Ss) ; GRAVYOr esa—4 —— e3 work with lecs! branch - of a ties TORY, 1421 Olive. 3d fl. ae es Oe new. $75. F. E. McCarthy, 23 Arcac S. E. Cor. Garrison & Locust St. fel) (TAYLOR. 377 N—Well fornished. com- | ANTED mace: $45 = ae shine house earnings sbeve average | CANT ¥ GIRL -—Must ~ __ es oe - = ——~_ - CHE VROLZT—1923 fourina. splendid con- fortabie room. with private lavatory and | ROOMS WA w j __*. | heed Tt ter Ce 7 & a ron threaghout with jets of = on in O'Fallon Park MATRY. 3344-4 3 7 Mir. Herring before B30 me AUC, % | SPENOGRAPHER —E aE - | ¥ASTUM CLEANER-—Heover special} reel. Unien Typewtiter . 11 600 erll quick at your price, consider | WEVTMINSTER PL. 304i—front reom | 345 (cl) | ra-age “Sena een ee p. Mr erring ore a» a i —~Exper eeced, verma-[ §235- 200d con on. S183 S. Grend. 2 Mb st Cb | == gui ar . a oe... ae > s=__ 3nd SS. ; Heag hts. i $32 2. ms esmopolitan. “i961 Rattens | a pemton. Arenberg s 422 X. fr: | Aci) UM *Le&ANERS — es —> RERTDILT TYPES "RITERS—Au makes. $125 cash: email weekly payments; harry | with boarg for= =3 =o yg ~ o....-. ram 32) ta — First . wn ILE terms. tom F I N I ass sl - : : ee ‘LBA D EO = . r mee : : ~~, r Se . “ + , “ _mareeere Rie (e@) | STRAW HAT SEW RS — Experienced “ti speed Reral Eureka Heorer American |. iaeiodine ae alse all makes of ‘ WILBON. MOTOR CAE co | SBR ae aarchaaged. Write T. Benseier. | — bath. _strem Sunt. >. Ranena Heights: ree Hi . ey A money being made br goed eperaters:| «eme as iow a= $5 sare mones’ cash | feMta: crpewrite Typewriter @ri°7 to "ety | ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY gg : (2) | SEVENTH 1207 s at SL TG B cone sae. Sytvener C. Judge Hat Fac time Mortor Electrie Co 117 Olive | Seles Co 207 N “ate oy i aor enue aeeeneueeeeenne ama * . . s We have jum th i ory. 1806 Pine #.. 4th flee cas} ‘el4)' | RENT brand-mew Coroma 4 tvoewrters “rnd L OC’ UC ST ST ' Centra i '-—=—— ae WEBER S USED CAR EXCHANGE — — = —_ — 3. esas Post. — 3 | gris 3724 S008 , 7 i 2 a. ™.. to Price, Ford "Senter: 131% M WAITRESS—Must be experience d and makes of washers, quck eervice. Benton |STENOTYPE MACH! See omg a eee Cor. ‘Garmsun & Lecust #.(cl) ee ee shower baths: Cl _sY Try ep7e . . and ‘*urattere _. es division; man between chants’ Restaurant. 519 Morzas . - as $25 rton ES. Co. 418 N. tth (cl4) | woeé. Ceroma. Rorai. Remington. L. C (M) water. electric. garage: adults. $1 day. weekly rates: tu ‘ont cmtiedin Sesiaen Sonar ——_ g1@ ver morta. 1 Ae 4 Dar ™ente, room taur _ 8 = cen : toma "ea +0 CORON 4 TY PEW Fu t ES ~ SALES co. 207 F's ur ~i18 S oe cZ ‘ 4 housekeeping ~oorms : bath SS. NEW: new'y nna ee! De. mar 3403. cB) ; HODIAMONT. a ee a — ot and Washington call PEerert om = 5 c) | WOMAN— Young white, to help with! + om en ort Ho: ata, nr aieines — oo 3g ; NX. Sth st . Olive 28>. _fe8) | SORD—Teur ne. 31 starter: Very easy 5,RRETS 351 1A—Neatiy | oo - . ette bath fornece sane . from owner. Bex gait. MONEY «© sire ‘Sale Wanted | cree stir tos Caen ell] ba taataee ne | EER | Mince Pee Baclee S03 eg'| ee toe Does eee , a eal =o en eS Re wav eae , pe oneplanneearsstiineninbnipiremationmanedessaneniit — . ‘. or 5 F Ta ee Loc; = ; . , “ set a smen ante WOMAN — Walte, genera? housework. pinia | > ROOMS COMPLETE - HORSES AND VEHICLES Momr Co. Per | : Bi ! a For Sale ‘aaatiiateiiion- “ae A eatin $95 torus ’ ete unfurnished ‘nm meodern pDrivare ‘ Rorn a P ~e) od Fand proper! - >repa me ; el - — FE a Se, —_— on — J ment. Balance to sult. Men whe wl! | semen plored: euperienced cook for} Gown. Living reom. hedipam and kitchen. | ieee Coilare and cadins uaa tae open Sunday and evenings. Downs, 3885 _ome:_references reguired. — and eervet: a tw cent jemen of discrimi. | RENT . —Brick: sew. 6 a acme ANEY SAF | Werk Will make bis menery. We help ver| cafeteria. Call after 3 o clock. 1402 5.) >. FP. BRASCH & CO. 2618 Frackiin tc): | endhand. 2970 Chousesn tee ia ie) MAFFTTT. S73=—2 large ‘frent reems. zation: 3 beths. sun. dining room: spac- | REDUCER a es Gee MONEY TO LO sell. Take advantage of our sdvertising Grand ie Edw. A. menor F'n rniture 2c 0. HARNESS =e Ht PP—.i9?l wurine. must sell. Call at. heairoom aad kitchen; th: southern foys sittime rooms: 2 vacancies, $85 and/| Kent sow $60 mente Ge grows?” * ot - om shoe! KORTE Py: 3 campaign. See mies marage: betwen the WOMAN--For ceanme and Jishweshing | % ~ 912 a ee ee "er 3.30 >. m.. 4115 Oregon ar ‘q, | ©xposure sis SSH, imetuding ‘beare. sarees. Linde Toms _hest_ ev? janitor see fg ee from Olre isaq. toe ROHN “REALTY CO.. TOS Titte Guar. Bi & Bevo Mil Annex. Morganforc and 2004 Morgan St. Bomont Sos > HOPsES_c. ns -. ~ | oe NTGOMERT *201—Nice coal room 2S!* eT —_s or we # : — ron _armvois = We carry a cateplete line of the firest PSE: emake tae ie end (eae egy MENDEN HALL FURDS for housekeeping. all conveniences. : FLATS FOR % (oS) PRIVATE (ae as 4 ; — —- W u wa ) la nh. — der? . ft = lreht beouv* a. aa hs ~ - _ aie > a - — - ~ =F a ort : rar - . 2 ‘ 2) - LBS ; : ° 4 work ne ®F ash. bak 4 > ha farm TY S557 i ts “a sip — er “n - as- sae ay ~ tea fp BD ‘c8) ~ nein ee 30 Dats . a 7S "WY annie ;. —— 6 +. #5 t = LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL mee gn = a Gimore reer Switrer =) |] unt robrineatern whith can bo beugbt | MULES—iS ol Smee: f bere, Mes ane | cs pee Be 7 ttt os ite : a a ee Kenwood = = : i HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS ROMER icn nace Fan aat arin | aE Wig ASE be Sie cal or The WOES: | otsnarweme. ome arm wagag. PoRTTE 3S Line, Seltery 2000000000000 gh MAE ape “commen: a orieee 4300 Lindell BI. [ENS ST od Spring? —_____ Locum Phong. § - CANDY PACKERS AND WRAPPERS — sarler an idie-s att eal 3-30 er oe ~ &- : ap Vandeven: er ’ oe a Tomring . . «~~ ee eee eee eee 350 beme fer lady ar couple emolored. Trier If rou are leoking for a Betel with nished electric Kenwood Serm oe YONE? ~ rt Experiences Mavrrakos. 4049 Delmar Tl: must “hare ome experience 20: # # © } 2004 MOP: sae OF SS ~~ Raacs.e> ee sees i2S LISSR. ‘cl) pleasant surreundings, having « a Moevrers : can. $60 enen Saar eon m dung. “y ey mee ~aynens — CASHIER—For installment furniture Natuta! Bridge 7 Let us be furniture in trade . a a aS TES ws +> (and privilege of a well-conditioned Bome. | : ae. et ‘ef Standard Crediz) goah—Three arce nosh. =... gas sleetric- @-r sre going cpeaD y wos a Tw.» LA /- "TS G Ls aes . Opera tor a TPN ~ nes ae ae er : =” aa ae te: - ~ — TOR mt _ mtr st - - 4 i OOrl = Mi I —j Tr: & rT 2 TFT 4 e. : —, —— y FRONT FINISHERS — Ex- e jerk: clerical work consists of checking | OSs e0 ., - ge atten cat adie ca | ne . -, a ggg or ee gl irri ~ a" Be creed” “grote. ee Cal or : = : netnanatt > b rienced. Also 50 ris 0 pir Braver Bros. Shee Co. 208" | N. 14:3 — i — = oe Rammine M Co. 308 S Ist St Louie MOOCN—i974 5-passerger touring: dise neusebeent ng rooms. aduits $7. every- or Call Mive S962. Indust-ai Leen } hi 3 ph sagas ceamnte onenees ——— Pare » wreees 2m “Ve ADewW Yeu =! be feld) whees many extras paint. ten and thing furnished. 3° a Heichts Well-on Branch ‘ earn shirt - ma cing. Ap v ) comvrinced tha: thts i the «. reasonab'e - meal — “Al. must be seem to be appreci- SPEND rour ~eecation at Bartheiomews | Richmond Sat ARID? oeone a . NEW Ss , score St. Leute a: j Beacn furnished cottages for rent. OWELLINGS FoR 11. 7413 WIst—5> and 8 “Soe cee Ge q ELY & Ww ALKER Shirt Fae- " RA SHIRT CO. i ee eptiens om es m & mds , hed os s WEBER Ss USED Cc am EXCHANGE South Kampsvritie Ti a ———— ae RenT attages “casonabie. “8 ner ray sees teen 3 . a roOMm. dinings "eoem ring row "eax tT ast = . 5 ™ = &. Cer ; Stic ~ ~! = torr. Sth and Hickory (e3) | Wants expe en: @ collar and cuff setters so and Guvenstte suites e@8 dresners. a bought up -e $500 ver aa Ek Locust 1) LLES, : — urn 1-nashed ~eem. convenient ; eS i os si wie! doll ¢ apply te Me es Mertec. io® 4 0 ateiSiedien gael oti POeadiers rt gg any site. a™moun: M De: iva. CMive 19: r 4 af DSwOBH E.. a ar. brs ‘teror i 205 W tT. © F Sale BELT. 1485-7 ~ Or la ' Sane oTreee COL. a ECT \rarn—yFT ou? = lad: Catholic with | ~ } betix = cs G TM atiressecs is one > *t 12 ——$—$$———— — — — = =" m3 295 ADSENAL 205 a— heusekeeping rooms. “tr Iroor-ee? TIT er £ rac’ and fleer cov- | RADIO w'actaraiy nex at @ Tea. O8fZain orice EADS “°83s—FurnisBed room for zertle 2 3 as 4 4 ~eoentlES S°>0 dower a eas ee Sure "rT ecm F ca = wot «no © ledge * COOK — Experienced. for Peal ayra nm. 38184 SAL ES LADY — Thar — aah Y etmerner Cec. — 3 ~ EP? Le “=? A rrr -=s oo . ee LS yt y we? eet =TOE BUT - eo > _ “eel. z ; = 3 3 So a ~ SUBURBAN PROF FOR 2 Carvers: ty Cty _ -—~ A ._ . ARs ener. ‘e) genera! dry goocs. Apply before 9:30 a. | © ee ee | ee Radio ‘Repairing i” headed oat oe a ., FLAD. 3867—Hoom for 2 geuiiemen em. ICH MOND PL. 722i “ | 2s Toor OO 1K— White S Orman. food Wagee 32 yw) ed Da.ton Shop Lag Lock woud a, >i — — ome ananeneteanemeneneneeaione bi EXPE ~ i ee erates. 7 ~ ms — » oped 20) etier comers Grand aoe. 2 4 "tv ‘=a ean to ose ww oO gualifr ' i sg “ : . ¢ A U TO { O a l a E S - 2 .* Also front Gnichers, W i} take ALRSLADIES vs Whe poses em-clene Furuture fee evers pu at ont — PoORD—Il-tum truck: fer save quick. ane. — all comrTeriences ae FOR RENT FOR Gajeemen on grounds. Fer. itt ae i398 = - . " > service contmact te hore rela merchs a ~é Prac t ae o pl sen ‘ats eS . ma? ees } : + + ; & er 1? i. ~~» ee : - — — , a. cas — a — i SS ‘Ce ) J } 50 girls to learn. Apply ELY | Desi Len Permanest SY wil furmosh 7 a 34 oc tng er wad bed ds. $4 dress. | FPORIA—1l-ton truck: newlr nacnied: meter wig eg siceping ™er age nn ay a 2 re. | inepection Webster Grover Borrew ss & A ALKER Shirt Factory, pects and vay a lberal com PRISS nN AD- $15. “center mbier $1 50- uStary ta. ‘CTOMCSILES —.: .. aa alia overva «] Truarante~d 30 dave S300 > ——— = b, senieiuaiiabiacita ae es __—— ou -_——_ ea] Mr Hetland st Weneter mit ti-= ce ood iy Reom 606 Eeu-tabie Bidg » | es. SI") haftets $i: ” ex ension ‘=. si9 Easton aenee ang e-0 _——s : very easy cerms. Tevls Moter Ce. Far ARR. 3302 A—Two ight housekeep ac MO°GAN. (84¢5—Moeders Gea ater 6 > W ebeter thine rw rt 16th and Locust st. (3) | SALESLADIS—chiia wis ~gecep- | G8 S0- neiteeen ant 7 MO TEnEe.. CC IOe Wid Al tuode es cae Le, OS Locut. Com evenings eng GS te ater cries REALTY OO. (8) 5. dettemon. Ton FLAT & ‘ Re “ASse RTER—! r: al i. Laine aa ~ ~ gn Oh oll inn te tt St ; “. ka - ees? Pn 4 = ; — —— — = = =a See ae a on" 2 ae urn shed > use : ; . ‘2 WAH i an ~~ oe ‘. 3a. . > c . o— Louis Laundry, 1040 Victor. FF ee ee ee SOE seettien! ante | Sete walua Quine pure. S10RD8. | Aptis Wel Po wrecking. beck iriae onme ap aco ee a Es ae ee ee ee madness ON Gime er peeing eae SESURe | le eet fh and went seven | Space cane ree rer sate SeER0 | “GOT “Gheog seam SOE POS sume as new _ terms, 2809 Chouean.¢2) | Sect 2 Zoved “Tr 7 ON = - —= eee, 8 CS? ee TSi ea lage ugh: cere 4315 rags , j a Central et r= TR! eT ew ac com) In 5 minetes a : Touran! oo c+ |} @ualiti workers with earninen from | Unpesite fu ibrar ret@e | _ SOK te-Ste Sest-lasparch a . ‘Siete teeetienied weet’ ow we PINE 331i—Gern oom a ‘ GIR} Sw Experienced 2 im beling ane — S008 to $5000 per veer The : “A Viakonpaag AC TOMOBILE Wri For etchange. bes TRAF F IC TRL > KS “ ecg nt Bi pene came i a + : . wore chines “ Rivecue a as S500 mo € “ASH uM e emracrs. ete A»piy 4523 Shaw. ritcos) mest attraciive and werth while Por Dar MUI LVIHILL i2@ui 108-f.. * " Belvcertve Acres i on) SED TRUCKS. PRICED a wa — - oo ~~ are _ "+ West = a - GIRL—Y. aah ta Sonke te : ticulars apply to Mrx. CM Sturses. $15 feining Belles Country C coriten. [HERD AF fara, “RiCED oT JNM WAVERLY PL. [766—2 rooms. howe Cana 3355 _5 tuk ut a , ° 7 = eung colored. te help im the kiz~>- N. Tth st ’ aS. wo. | “ = ount ub. Nerinan RIRE F FACT * COST rH ESE kSeping. apartment furnished he _ CABANNE, 3203—5 roums. teat and jar- South om ‘hee! ‘ems. This besutifa en Stokes 2238 S Grand ind e_- . Onrmne . Stiernoon. MOOT S. Kingshighway. {c) BAL. ——e ON STRAIGHT 119-114 X rth 19th S CARS Wre —$25.°00@ cash to ouv inte 2301 a KISN —K = ST OCkK> gasT OF ' == — CLaRa 3235 eevee Mintl-- scent Gens electric lights. ete. Grease é m ape Seer. vest iotation. 4 GIRL—-White. for genera! housework goo? “yen DRAWING ACCOUNT. one eee eae - GIRL —Neat. oo ered. for day work. ex- arse furniture store. S40) t : ? , - ee ae wen Stee Oe. a Automobiles For Sale— FRISCO PARK 6364—Two re reome. sink: ) Pershing. 5390: ¢-room efficiency r -=8—4 “OO: =" e2ulte , a cracks Sa oe : a COTTAGES : Omen a ering — oTh: Pe washing 4500 N\ — Tuesday omnis cabexe AT SAVINGS OF | tas TO 1 4 Lu Dea ly O44 L 6 TS S AY Rates 4 Lan Riversmde 374A a = — x =~ se ig Oe pe GRACE. hoe = a. For Sale —=——==—a app eereEyEDeNeS “sh __ ae ‘- -~ = ' 7 ; ' e r= I rAAAK Fin : g__ 74 e - = oy >We we : . = — GIRL—For heousewerk and heip with 1107-1109 OLIVE eT FREE! FREE? on oe —_-; CO yo RB -3 - ( Us T ie West reems. e cane ‘eo TURSTIEE Bi [OSI — 5 rooms @ 15 grave medinnnn we +a erst Reeenr “SARI evenings. & . GIRL--White: smal! apartment house- CANVASSERS a Me oy, SRR ; YOU NEED MONEY? Buick Tourtn “sf lousexeepune rooms. Forem “S213. ic rocm efficiency two concesie@ oes — ; Tee UT work a@wi«e with baby. sta, en nlace an SOLICITORS Eiverw Purehase at S10 nr More Auto joanne tn 5 mInotes car ef veur ' Stephens Sm rt _Touring. ° = eS "“ABANNE : 5005—Loevely | furnished e! waa Washirecon ni caraity @imrict — eae ST MINSTER °L. .-—aa = —+ oor -. oe a aes. $308 A iJ i. T16 Her: an sdf oor perth fe) i —WOMEN pa a, - os ‘ : — * oms@ession no “ed tane- sor & sential a ba hs mgt 2 Souris 104 % front ream: good home ae sonade: few oa? weer ow Peoner'vacnra ; afte *or ™palr shes er Sa 2 Awe S25 wer rPentr ve a * "gen = GIRL — White general, housew “ork. 5 in SOt Oe = age 3 Rooms Complete. $175 evenings TAHLEM MOTUS CORP i ite. : » FQ CLEMENS. 3004¢4—Nice!y “aan tam “REON EF @R GS SCOTT gs “hemnat. 7314 oe ee SS. ee and advan ms. Y. ark\ le +88 MecPher- ‘iehment: salary and commission -o.--. | Redroe ini oom ; ——- WEBER © CSED Exo — S___ ___ sj PE ABs —— ~ _ | —- | oe | he ae tee cre “nei $2.50 week 100 AUTOS WTD oe ae waANGE SOK 3819—3 ~coms. clecitic. gaa bat ron? PERSHING TO LET—SUSINESS | & 3:5 tive Be NS? See pune: high grade 272 6:50 >. m iserman Cleaners ena | 4 CMS, $18 1 ay and a wees Oner evenings and Sundars cons = A Bien ste tala Twe elegant apartments. with a! ‘ite ) ___ Morthwest 6t3 Murpny —. C ane Shen fer oe for" Drers _ wena 4 Union j ~ Al) N sles F; rn elie ©i3 h*3” — — ite Si tictactrettntenendineenentin DEL wa Kk. *245—— Teo t arg? ne 7s well Dre rH iz 7 per y c zm The adit duality Gertre: -2-;- a atten — cottage i J @ tie ER:OHTER >a ah ws = de=- Sager m@entieiy Sime = —— —— : Bri i Cook mx and heuws+« or’ anpan™ Apmir — Clark ar Kin Tut > irc ”~ - Yer e Fh + 2. x Far’? EW wrens? cy 1435 ‘= +4 ac : e SSO! es, , ar ts — f or Sale . 2 | = fr rs - Sete |i 4er 785 _*- aT T PaRTS—ler ear «ar a2 2 ~~ nseagper linn $422— Neatir . . Irs. Osi ~~ GIR enced M A wa Paver : ter ww! $125 3-piece American Walnut : Stick Pir Ne ceed Faye * DELMAR BL. 5565 (Sd Sloor west }— abe 4 memaas an.| OLIVE (Need Gmodi— One South Ss Of Bez Co. 410 N. 23a _ ~~ ) B i R ‘32 } ; $795 Coaches aa ae r, ~ _ FF 'Tomt vreem for tee. all cervetiencei .Oormr Silites. >i ~ 50 = 2 = Iii vont Te . ant Bae 5 (77a ros. Grand f59an (om) Cabany 1791 ~ Js . ‘ : aij 3 7 A orton ed € — ters’ Bldg 4. aeren : ee - Leavis reel = _ eens o : ; , ms e A i a a as _ "eu fy a i = a” -_ A RTS *. , a i ¢ f ’ ’ S ¢ 2 O atl - ‘7 =e > 4é ’ ——- —— _ . a ~p am i “me : = ~ ane . ee ee ; » >, > “2 4 - : — = - = - ~ or &.i w LST *“? r - + bat) ; rrr ~~? . ’ ad #25 ™ GIRL—¥, genera: house fork expert. | 315 —) s.] 1ee Ame} rile ‘an Walnnt BE aren : CarERi : King , ree “outa id Aute Parts 3319 yy eA, valde DELMAR BL. 291 91—Tebienter* “arnished _ ; - -— a os — —— etal aaeaaae aae me ‘ * FF > ° “~ * GikLs—Expereared on De rer ee Extra SDecl il. $13 = Phi “i a cA) RaPGArss nm fara bodies Tor Au nen. pian = tam: ne of tro eent's - ao ‘Limes Ce ~ “> aan te . | sos Hi oh -Grade 4-Burner S = = Rot = ewe “ga Suppiy Co Chouteaa at Jet’ersen. _ ee ,_ ee - . ~wome: Sti — r mm 4. eins ftersen ami ISCELLAN 1g ide | CHEVROLET—“Ceoupe 1923. perfet ran- = Se . = - : Ford Agency 4u3 ches >asmenger and *-uc iy barge: a See : wate APARTM | Sn , Commult os tar ~ ru p. = = * J ‘4 = | A . ~. — , . ° 37 "} - . « 3 RAC ae a meats —__. | ment te start ~ ee i > Hieh C ben Side Teor Be FORD—Coupes: cuacanteed: ail mo modeis, _©°. 106S 12h s. opposite City Hal ieS; —— eee Fores 7314 (22 —FURNISMED Healy aguoped with — New Bungalow Soeanamall . work. ait - Or . verman. Rouse Anto Repair S883 Fairview ‘el ” io, 7Tat Me-1 00! . all prices. Ford Agency, 4063 Lacisie FORD BODY— em FOREST PARK 45728 = nse — emma cunery inclading compa a errs GRA ; ae is Rr on > we 8». m. | Guba ee “om o a" cage ~esegeen = TCR BoDtT-—Coupe: resainted. geed cee SUE . A —— emt: ae furnished | ‘ature for the maquina ess *D BOCL. Do You — (035) | , Pte Riv Lear go ek laad. S5 de frered. ~* igera i Ors Special, Soh SS. PawRyp — Te yy Deeds Be. 9 “a or a | dec LAK Rh iB trade. a. * ing ror Lind@eli ate ] 7 ae — - > eu ’are. 2 garniture. auf stom, -z.. m sf x werner TUT? ~a oF BOUSEGIR! Geicred RE Pas Yerside 4598W Ane — i ty ‘urnished moms ‘or Prt——2 completely morern. ‘rand J562] Ist being “mprorved, sew ca — 2 'h oat & Sedreoms: on ; Seon 4 _netheue. aimest new- toflet bew! wa ~ Se ee " one ist feor: ales 1) oF ree ae eee —- ment curee anq «dewalt aa ae: howater heat. « maar. C1? & SD OUCSEGIRL ty seman ee tank. water coils ami gas ing a1 MOUSEN'LD GOODS WANTED 5 : — — oe ce + wri -. ae Mastherne. Webster Groves. s+ ee can be aren Sunday oe fate Qeetiees: eo ean oat i. shawn doa i oS as te taaeee freue. teu sms'l housekrening ~~ aorendioas moms CEL MAR BL. 3230—t-com front fur- HODIAMONT (11s—aus ee ea MOUSEMAID—White. for Bquse and dn-| @ir colle Ngo ee ee coods badiy best cash prices Schober torn. Fors Daw iers S0OS Lecen Da Berd deaierh, 3088 Locust aoe nani, KENSINGTON 301° = — aia | oe, oe ors ty goede, vetionh salt ah i _ 7% -22 ae Me hoor Porest 5580. S115 Li . 1627 _'urei ¢ , ALE AN— White. eiperieaced i ¥ s Gert. BS- 5-e2.) a: =e ao eee? eral oF wrt . : ary 4 “sie > : 3 BOX Er ~ - See 7 7 . ~i . r . « f : ni ~ 7 » 4 * . ° ye tS _ . _Seau a Nizht pheme. Central 990354 -8 ‘35 down. $5 as >armMaents. bette: 3 ' —- a 8S ‘room site um pleteiy furnished. (e2 x} . auternetue Phone) of zz. Se eee LAD Foe . 7 i i =m Seal ee st Set 8 ma. a - ¥ parments, : La “LED =. — : = > ae , Suitabie far ~ call for cope: = Winey Wis Dore el — work Wr te Bex | SS. ATs. 2 cemts a callon. 1404 F i sa RE ETS —_ Furniture cements ats hurry oe —_. ete _~ Me F™t4 — ‘SN af 454 FPurmiehet apart PBI pines seer one. 33514 ws er! bet ter vm Eogene v 4a~ ‘ ol ‘e-308 ; ca GET we *) PART Bigs Ss re _@*¥*lling= Oreurt Storage ( =>. 8020. & rLS gee os ™ CAR CO eet: ™ Gat street. near Foreet Park il oe , a : = we 28 8 a 2 Ry — Experienced shirt fin- es sm « arede. 50 gallon s- % “URNTTURE Wd.—ane samoun: Lest la “48x ) —t " 5 -oeense and sun mem and perch WEETWINSTER Pt. See chy seatesnsde * Apriy a a Levis Lawn. : = ; arreunt: wite enarme or cee weitrmner S32? 3 — . . for 32 =m nthe weerninge Jn ra '? ss =s - —_ lens nk Rl — TOG) Victor tc} | — “ . Kintere Bros, 1408 | Sa3 Ses r “ = 9944 L f C U ST Ss ST. MELVILLE. 543 @600 Deiter sec Soper Ss : North | Fitted OS ——w . e = re at * ha rE > a Ww & he | = ieee . 4 . al x L are’ r » : - — * . ed) * - . MAID—White. for purses heme. Apply | > 2 8*__ —_—__ ‘C34 nd Sereae Co Vice saee a south. —Heautife: ¢roam efficiencr. ws a Lee > oe nreper ™ernings enliy. St. — PRU \AS—Wardrete anc dress ler. Bomont 2238 3227 Basten. «37 WEBER S USED CAR EXCHANG ‘an “IVE 371b—Heatet 3mem furnished tl eeepc oration 5 | a Se ee ee) Se ee Re young 3 wade cE tee we x riences | ' “7 RNITURE W-a - ER AND REAt TY OPeRA a . ; “OUSENM’LD Gcooos ‘or = kinds af > ame her it Tet = "Irr ae = —— =n — (c3® : on a A pov ort ae With foilowing. fer high-class Vi «=: a FOR SALE =. “uss contents ef flats. manes_ >ric- . O44 oc T ST. ~y oe s* S. Tt —T--eem 8 22ertmen wien - 710 wt. + # re Eee® Deeauty shop. Call oe +485 on j CHIFFOROBE—Lady % goed condi ton persed a gy ge, ~~ 9 7100 = aa | PORD—c : ~~ net ~eottsl oe ter WANTED BUSINESS = South Otiwe 1458 ° °«= ae ete bee 20 Wyermt rg. eae action = wc2e oupe. 223. up im toe shape: = — . eee sdb — ate a ————_— ——— . —h i > tae ; . cS © — -~ = > Pla NO— Ste McrHE cRSON. 29°14 — pe - =" b acant — MEAT r—h = ~ Sstermetmic ze MILLINERY oti MMERS - — — Exper:en ' HIPPO. SOE — se sston tte J — st a a crods —s anv a —- SED AR EXCHANGE .—~ ——e — gia 2 a -onnerting — — Pri — y- 2 PERSHWING 36 . £.. Cor Garmeann 2 Locust ¢ st el ’ sg00° Hell 23th and Olive. Bomont _Se@tiemen._ oF f-wn June * te ee 7 a anes ~ ow Ce mained oa ar o STOCKS a at -- — o . y . “= | ack and rw > - ’ ~ > anemmes ~~ TITY hs =. vice os: — ao SL _ I eS " -_—— : nn = _~ > ace Sf, : % tratning. Cel » ay t Surse: Buen . — Stetrer Fasntnion oo... —— 50-06 a FONDS of oa ee oes Me * $425 ‘ Teen te + Pass by ae ae Pta Wan sanenann - ane ‘e8) MF a ~~ aS — Houmsheusina: acre PRRs Nn 2 . ee i—— > oer wer nl ateit Bin . "i113 3 Jefterean + atl MTTYE : an ~ Gene penal no om es 8 i ‘ — Or %& ¢ ore. onmta a a ’ Stal . —_.* : STD t t. It ‘So. ren’ "0 ’ a itcRenette- *are she = fe w ‘ — — ba NORSt—Prac: ik ai. Kirkwood. care of *) “ COMBINA Ti oS) Co. 44°4 Paee Me Ons rs Pn ~{ all _or j- & vars eased aoraht iene aie and _and col@ water- chon. cas range. hot Pacmag onger he wt —— a 7a tT Deter eer eect neni ee m= id aod wetted aa hows, 3 rears, must have tally ATION RANGE-—All blue enam~ SS a 2s ! j Le ers ST ST. inishes te select from: ail goed standard MoPHERSON 4251—Te. bh DD able rent : a. R EA L ES I A _# weg: r _ 4 references. Hox ‘G-S0%, "Post-Dis fait | ** Yel at once: will -ake ager =_——», an Matern prtn: _ —— el) i a To xe HANGE—¢-0ams ’ — 4.” i ee ed Re« > . TR ; 3 aprete and Tash ao ee hece or reer, Cal alo a Me == a Ps Ts Made any sm! arrrount we er 13222 Oiee ‘ i. a ni TPorni a op tob e s eo be arrar nged Ask ‘or MM C " * PAPTX. 45544—Farnished ~tarn 3 FLATS FOR RENT Bt a wwuth & as BR a a _ = ‘om? "= en ; 00 fen ae. Eh ee: Stee Mite Ca. | inte ey Se iencaaiinitataaae ci tas | we've ever had. real bermase ety LERMAN P'ANO CO. 126i Glive « @@® | RIDGE SOTI—% or 3 ——— Pomt Diep =~ 5—enhe cAse et See tO Lecas av. ih Moer es | NG ROOM a ‘onsistine of & Sa Peeve severnl atte chant: ems. We FLATTS MAS ae —— | ‘Hort 2 or 3 furnished rooms for | TO EX cs~4‘Goe— Meter 7 a, o> ivereite “t- vans oe oe SEE RE Rag gm "ahoe = eaves: chime cabi ben: eral “mer chead readseters. from ———— =mely seid for . Sousekeeping all. conveniences. | Central ' =... a . os Bt er en ~ “ > 2 = » an e Tm as OR Teer, 223 Washington. fe®D | .__ =) _ ae sianeneseitiiata | APPAREL ee — =. id «=e oe Pan Agency aa: - aciede |! 7: mena LET MAN PIA aNO CO.. 1102 = an Pe os peek. _.. . _ eheetric and laundry > rood «cond deeds of (uk Se “2 ae NS coer 845 |} Pr o- weventer tim 864i? -ORD—Radao a. ————— aetlteae. 1 einateaiietaeaaiaaiatainaminsttnibeinmesamatabiaeattantictiainemiitinsaras nia ‘cs ae wth trie beds or SHERIDAN. 239444 reams ae Past-Dtisnateh OPERATORS : ~ fax SRORI. ae ee Bake day (of) . a = ate at sees oa ‘ram $8 ~» 5 bic? HT Pvp LE “> i ~ mar. , 46x) ees Runes ary hel eer oa st_ a ar ci TAYLOR ve bi Ww — | hal = oon Nowe REAL EST TE—wWTe. : _ 7 CES at unce. SISEMAN BROS. 3a foer i601 | ** RSTTCRE—Si i. ‘bare RJ worth.) ee ee na Soe indies dremmen conte. ~ pre We iw wy STEINW AY —Verti-Grent. reeenant tone aiabed §=6light housekeestne Porest a —) oe = — ." moders R Vs ast: “arm “apes. Pheme Lindell 3135- auto cails 15) —"@27™*._ ort => I8@6 BR LE ee action ‘ike os ta 4075 oy pe: ae 5 cus aoa? ee : S52) DELS . iia __ as. Co... 4089 Chou a6); minutes HH. Arpeimar 1067 ee CRS 10 | ren a ( on anew. special S645: be sure + aa —— == | SOS. SAF rooms t-¥ ‘si. irr CHAUNCE? Regs: of Gran? tw heeuftif! Operators Union Speeial i. ast ~ a —. owner wen of Gawd Ee ll water. ist Te | 2. 32 ~ - que ne ml . - = r . iT! =— ewe ween renee ' , . : arnteed $35 week Ss Ww WER PGRNITURE 4 —~—-+giece tring oom eet Pn — Safe Cn Third «and & — . Cor. Gi a & Locust St. Let)’ ee ane them. | ""#) Wid.—S and 3 Se 7 Price ‘edocs’, com | location: wi) : Lagt on, ( ee? } Lecger : ES c larc en aT Cebeaay Pag em Ps ~. : t “ ow “ wet g a = ™ a a 4 ye n er ‘ eal ee — : “3 ae nen me — - em ~ ot. Lemp i pOrere TRADE treat 4 UC TewesItse fer ss nive _ 34: TRA EF - a . 7, ¥ “nest@rut Seu l> aarrteer -_s ill —, 3a 7 ee: — - Pome, Diet i 3 ki S“aie Ce. 577 2 es Rng ee ante inser 7 TEI gl me eh "al ; = Rar > - , a. _ . > ae : “2 cond.twm, Fore “Ise Russel] — Se ee, See eam neopie era vine car THROUGH ST (1 1S 423° \—Seau ful een See | For Cotcreeo—_Wanle oo at hts and make | : = o an OS ees oma cae © oR - - P ” mentite tneiteee ——e : . ate 41008 ete ai Ce iy ene ee tan — . FE IT Te a ee = Ames " i + A ONS Aa by ae ee. Sey “ha : ‘ aT . 3 we ead Ms Se wre * “i &F ~ i= Le ae $ oF = s P oe = Je % 4 "oe de Yat $y) ae > 4 Toaphalge * 7 ; ’ “* . =." a » WR ‘ . f : Pi ; ETE ues CO ee SI eT Ea a wyg:49 LT RET Ae ie ee Bln Sek, ee wi i + o Soa —_— < — ne a a , . * - a. { — % BY Fz r: o 7% s pe 3 RE: — ig o BM, - . = . Sat oa 7S Ae ek 15 Ke oto Bx a ae eet ne sh ‘Ne WE Sax! eS ee Be a ES i Pe ae ers ey eh ee ae pp

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it oe ‘ SES PE ba j TE. he ay ere eae ee ° ha Me 4 ‘ = ¢ ed - : a = 4 ‘ i ; , ae? Saas ae s id r oe L way “4 rfl : “-MONDA T, | 7h D . - ‘ , : ~ Sas parr ABE. SS a —_ a A - " ae > MAY 4, 1925. : «fe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED y 27 mony regen Le . : ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATC 2 =] Porthwact § FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE -- “a 4ite = Serer (C3) | SUINGTON Se ee — 7 p — PHOTOPLAY 110 fe eee) ket. 6 yom Oallfornia ant West P er e : : PHOTOPLAY THEATERS {en} ; . Wah iinn —.. ).- el oe mes vegetable for ae living; | TAYLOR, 26xx N.—7_ roo 8. bath, fur- . a and Oath oldetin tint 6100 As put oil! support you: midway nace: nice shape; price $5900. » fur «()= 1 1S 1CS==2 ues ions nswe ce a 10 «(j= shades, open, QHiGs aeige and Santa Barbare. G. M. JOHNSTON, 5003 Page. For. 9430 sb d It Broke It’ Breaking 241 canta be 7 oy Full particulars eo (c3) , , a cae vi MA REET, O37 —Beauiifg rot Semmerce. Oxnard. Cal.(c50) VERNON. 5168—6-room residence: har Read. Be Se ) . ge OE $45. 4 ro wood floors, hot-water heat; 2-car ga. ° ° ° tH : Records in Records i TT : ATARI A Ee Y OO., 4915 Pa a ilinols rage: all in good condition: 50-foot lot; Ma e Licenses P t Di t h R di ; ; ec 5s in s. | THEODO8"A, 5973—3 Foon a 4 Sounty- Ti: | im. Seldan-Clark School district and Bt OSt - Vispatc adalo | | ; front | - reat $30 ' ee a Bones & hie. Me co | (Mark's parish; a real bargain. ° B d . S : \ New York St. Louis eer a mite rot: Mies) | WENZLICK. 1010, Chestnut. “oltve 1427 Births Recorded roadcasting Station | \ , house - Out . 3 oe: - seiininmetitiens ce a are” i | p- Se na % ‘ | WESTMINSTER PL.. 3930—Clean, lig K S D ' ' . =. ni yy Wh a ee 4 oom ie Missouri | and cheerful; new plumbing, new h ht | Burial Pp ermits : | — Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | = | wilh decorate. Owner. Oa + ood floors up and down, new e | er, j } BATES, 5447—5 rooms and See ; Rolla; sag * a Dagge + 7, fixtures, naw finoleur. now a aectric 545.1 Meters | ersonal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be i H j ED cinodern conveniences; ig bioaee | . Herman yes, tire Interior new: 10 ‘oom Pom the: Sennen Daylight broaddaating at 9:44 given attention, except letters on medical qucstions of undoudt- Ny i — Fo OY sou ) = ollet#; you'll delight its beauty; - MARRIA CEINSES ' 46. ceri ' | Bi mAn!| BOYLE, 24 No—Taieeroen ; “2 cant: open. Cabany 4728. "(28 Joseph Steinns GE LI SES. $:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, ed sincerity when accompanted by stamped addressed envelope. Hi 1 Be Sure and No Advance Soom’ | at'ac; heat furnished, eT weno PR'P’TY FORSALE = | Robert Sima “Giese eentine_ Bernecker. 2:40 and 3:40, p. m. a eeerees FUT IAA Atta is fui ual eha- dik” macs ante ae . o VO,, 1631 Arcade Bldg. ~ - a a Char) ae “ G worth. quotations an news . - nche ong under a : (c8*) CLEVELAND, 4125—¥ isi ; = and Flat Corner REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’‘RED Arthur Mueller Deceneye,, M- Stough. of interest to the Middle West l eous form of al] right. joint on the bush. This should be | ] See It Today in Prices - *1)| modern. _ (on aCe rner Pennsylvania | FRANKLIN. 3410—8 large rooms. bath. | @¢ Shields—Lucije Da : Prices supplied by Market jj'| E. S. G—The half dollar of the| Planted in sand and a bell glass i i DE TONTY. °-4231,— >. pak, 3% ’ Louis—Jessie Brown. (b) Pale 2eoen. Rae Logan || | bat’ tha Wankhen tse ea ne wee yd regency —. gs * rey! ats i} premiere. The most distinguished iGINTA, 02—-New 5 — h at: new, modern 4 rooms Cseph Case ‘ , r. Meron BH SS ston niversity e mh actual play. oya usnh— |! : firet floor: garage optional, ™™ | tas Foor, Pte ge D ‘LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y Wards, Sorento,” 111° —Gerieude ~ oe li Sunshine sereet: an eer a 4 — bimett oon we “~ oar > oe ih Eveni J l att Pkg Sa n—a “ ‘VIRGINI 4. 6109— gs —~ od . Box .-O9, 0s - ms. Ce) } . 4 + ‘ppm ree (a) , oina u ' . Y may wave wor nations o ve cards. (Ace to + venin ourna ‘état 6 be ee ak “ ; ™ electric and fur “apes hall, 4 , ~94-—-$500 cash buys 5-| AUTOMOBILE LOANS BIRTHS RECORDED (b) Flower From an Old ee # done by defraying the cost of ma-/|the 10 of a Single suit). Straight ||; if . More than a = anya 8" Rhee Re ree —~ i ig te sunroom, bath, Payments reduced. Lowest rates in city, a . BOYS : (Besrehé ent Quartet) _ ee ||| terial. flush—There are 36 (aside from | | New York Evening Post - gesture. Crowds lined street. in” ene awe 5 . r bf 7 - an I ‘ Apes ° Oop ’ id} S : re 4 ‘ 4 | * } 8 eseéee ‘ i o West 2 pas Setveway : lot 50x190;|; LASKER FINANCE CORP. ae 4 oe bre ied eis Market. 4—Goprano: = 1] aia nes pede a a — | “ty poe ye esmaged yn VE Ray | | g fo eee aa Opening and out — ‘8 —e re a ste DC HOT. , 397 ocust 1: 17 P or. ; “Fire- : ’ Vv - i . BURD. 1480A—4 rooms and bath etn Tae) TAYLOR PRUST CO., if ~. ca sa live g130 (cl ) had H. and Mueller. AF. Missour! (a) Giannina Mia (from ‘rim! i competent entist t } S “" Four ofa kind—There are 624 if ‘ . . n ing success : “tienes 0.74 Pact (ol) | GONFID Vv. J. and 3 uri. a SEPP COP LET Frim | at regular in j Telegram and Evening Mail anc gas: modern. Call Parkview ¢ “3 4472-74 Easton. fc PT ee cet ra Pe Ce E. F aaa na leen. 4765 St Louis b) Mah Lindy Lou Strickland | tervals and have proper pre hands in which four cards ofone | 1 g ua Special details of police and CLAYTC - ka —_aA ; Ae pam u ure; immediate answer; 2s ; nr ; . oa es E : (it li g foe pg SE a hes 6 rooms; newly $10 per month. 1 to 5 acre! payments; room 310. 705 Olive. Olive KL. and M. Crotches a 45 : Miss Gertrude Northrop | yentive measures administered. |;""* Sppeer: se four Sher preg milling crowds turned showing CREST 6701 he a S parret Station, Grand 4205M.| 3269. ‘ (6) a G. and M Mueagic 36 5 Gettene” 5—Quartet : ||| Your co-operation is very essen. |{reys, ete. Full house—There are | | into a news event.” ces O7103-—Five-room fiat: r , - dane ae soem Ole. palectthere } | Gloria Swanson brings to the . a | ms = Owner, telephone Ferguson pene aD rabies fc ig H. - . » Ven A red. CCBUSE «eee ere eene ‘|| the Supreme Court mij ht b . . ; wae ri . . * . . FLATS FOR RENT j ¥ {CO} | PRIVATE LOANS to furniture owners: | J. and sagt a8 me itt to Walton ii tidered 1? denartebata - yw are 1,098,240 hands in which two I Rivoli at - Hyp infectious aL | —- —Furn ie ; make your own terms; lowest rates. The R. and R. Tastings. 3734. Olive: 10:00 P M | Government. Seat, My pate, ne aa ae |] characterisation ef Madame Sans | North SS | Mutual Co., 207 Victoria Bidg., 8th and! E. and S. Findiaw’ : me ° ° . _— ° pear. No pair, no flush. no se- || Gene.’” inte acke oe ae | “Kenwood Springs Be ge me ig tg BL aw 1000. (el4) | ©. Findicy, 1401 N. Broadway. | Pregram by Grace Evangelical |] | || ATTENTION. — To plant slips quence—There are 1,302,540 nards | Eveni G hi “ a a stated ah — een e Newly. A 37) our Goteskse sesdeen: | MONEY loaned to salaried persons: nd BURIAL P Ts | Lutheran Church Choir, arranged by jj) | Deen rene buekie the slips should|in which there is no pair, no se- | VEMING GTAPNIC...ccceeess The greatest event ever staged | ner mo. f¢ home. 0 a at seh teats | paymente: low rates; confidential. LG Finkeldew , Be. ERMI . Albert Maurer, choirmaster. Toro- e eeptember and should quence and no flush. in all the history of the movies— 2 porch. fisar. _— (o-7) | Standard Credit Co. 301 Victoria Bidg. | 5 Ruckalakt 80. 1526 S. 7th. thea Goerke, soprano; Mrs. George |] | | “nating, Cc ds bi ‘| West | ee vale paiva Pine’ 35: 4884 Nitin, - || Satan contrales. LEGAL INFORMATION. _||| ar ‘none. Crowds blocked the EVANS 445°). LL. i » 8 first-clase building lots in Ken- | MONEY TO LOAN—?2? per cent per month, Beulah P Ta — pa 1 Hickorrs. ~ i] ° | | sidewalk. 4 |” farnithea’” = FOoms. a a eee ts coe an ewtate: | | intireeety: clothing. furs guns, musical | Ww.” @tumpf. 87° 3956 See ‘|| 1—Piene: } (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) i ik EXSINGTON. 4735—3 furnished ppext few et yp bmg gene Retabitoned 1nv2 Duan. 912 Frankia. |C, Frank. 58.°1810 Armee To a Wild ge te reee MacDowell! . On. : | I a ——— ee ‘ hath. heat gas electric: $10. cafe _ oe eetee olipe — | MONEY TO LUAN—$25 to $5000.” on i af ttmich, 81. 5351 Delmar. | 2—hoir: poten: _| _ A. L. W.—You can sue him and erg of the Liberty bonds: A rec- | } : | warn wim 5 — ie ee toilet, hg EAS obliuimtaly VC Sh lt (61) ny nee Morris Plan’; payable in 50 week- | Elizaheth ‘A Discus an” 4919A Shaw | (a) Ged Reveals te Presence t conte anit one eae t it t oy aeial i. HY * a ee oe | : 3 | Call Olive naae urnished. Sig a — ———- | payments; charges 8 per cent discount | Margaret Fuget. 13.°°1004 | (b) Praise to the Lord | Property still, you can get it pack. | position of the bonds. ie : Sh es Ree eee Ping Hatten yanut | Mathias Dreyer, 62, 3591 Lingent {| 3—Seprano: | Consult a lawyer. UP AND DOWN.—A storeke>per || —— OWELLINGS F "= Richmond Helghts eee M. no edian ar | Aususta Berg. 3515, Texas. | I Know That My ee ‘|| SARAH.—Your husband can be | can refuse to sell to a negro und | || OR “ee 7511. 7418 WISE—5 and 6 wae Seger rr ea eee ene, oF Ol Ye sken, 33. 2826 Magnolia. . we —_ ''| required to support the children/|the negro has no redress; a barber || | if . . . : —— RENT tages: reatonable. Owner lear | ee ee oO TOs Ole “rms: | J: Layneh. 20. 5214 O'Fallon. | | - Miss Goerke land you can sue him for separate |shop can do likewise. However. || Paramount Picturization of Ww | cot ‘ be a om 510, 705 Olive. B) ginia A. Delile, 48. 3409 NS. oth 4—Piano: FR. ot SE Nae est a QUICK MONEY | guna Heimann. 86, 1336 N. 10th. | The Swaying Galleon. . MacDowell | ee ae See eto vA, FE, ig Ragme— has & — ton 66 ”? BELT. 1485—7 rooms ree ! loans procured on furniture. pianos, au- | A. rennan. 1 mo., 1423 Mallinc ¢ : . Maurer AHS 2 * pense . Ss ~— wary Oe _— ; ANS GENE hath. furnace: al} poe venient a University City tomohbiles. quickly, quietly, cheaply: alao | R. Selby, 42. 1738 ian 5-—Choir _ as ae , | Prosecuting Attorney at Clayton, | fused on that ground would nave Hf [20 Bia burs my equity in beautiful | ye oulehce Gt vemloyer | Bote wlth: | Mary Ceectog: ih and Morgan. (a) Christ, the Life of All the |} | or consult a lawyer. redress, in our opinion. Nik (DEVIL MAY ‘CARE ° . sa fe. ded one sy, | C§UL know ge oO employer or anyone.| @a@ry Crawford. 34. 24090 «c, , ene ; : } "RITN , f, — ‘ Hae . SUBURBAN PROP. FOR. ie University City. Call Lindell qAwericaAN BROKERAGE CO. |S. J. Robinson, 37. B7ae Seensele. | oe ' eof RIEND.—It would be unlawful/ CONSTANT READER.—A sister |}! ik ——— —— Stet ected lll, dic Mls Mate ie] ep nists fl Q ., On Y. fb) © Sacred Head |for the lawver t split { fees | , ii & —= — ——_——_—_____— : RICHMOND PT... 72°8—Duplex aan | 516 Tower Bldg... 604 Olive. (e14) | ree bee jer A. 17 Vulcan 6—Contra'to with Choir 1} with uo ‘pay von a soremiinane or wrother can witness the will, |i] 1 . “ ee re ngel , $5 ae TTT «CAL TaN oF el nna M. "ester rer, 5 ° , : : a weneree pi ako nk Cn yr - seao diately. bag ho aay A we say | C ASH " DV ANCED ; Clara Lewis, 69, Riverview Gardens. ee » Solo , not tell from a letter whether | other. Hye HOUSES, FLATS ETO. ; oe rounds il ~ ag aoe = | CAPITAL MONEY CO $$ " 7 olen alae (Initial Rendition) ing all the facts, and stating in Bee ht agen ony Ft Bingen a } MACI ae Lavonine LENSASION’ OF Tare renee . _ i ‘grounds. For 509 Chemica! Bidg. g ° ' ora: y ‘our iw Y pare. oo FOR RENT FOR COLORE eee Om. grounds. For. ic?) : rae ; A Tk — 8) Radio Programs Now, God Be With You | — OP ig these proceedings \you cannot compel them to do so. | Added Attraction—”“st "——'The Pictures That | LAWTON. 23528-~3”- wgifurnishea jnepection /Webster Groves Borrow $25 to $100 on vour car tn fire ; |If they will not return it, you can /| og 3 et You From the Screen effi- water. gas; 3d mi a pe call Mr. HoMland at Webster Minutes: no red tape: strictiv confidentia S Hacapreaien) gape —e KGNORAMUS. — Inquire at the joceupy the flat for that month, iI SES EAL LONTINCOUS 2:00 TO_11:00 eM. bed. MOrRGAN, 2845—Modern flat of 4 & ater 6 p. m. Webster 2O86W. nortkages rewritten, bring title. Open ev'e- : ‘ W rederal Reserve Bank, Broadway | but vou will have to give them one | —— cieninaians - * ne (el) rooms: see janitor. _ (cf BST. Lucis REALTY CO. (c8) Pings and Sunda) GEO. DUMM, 1650 KDKA, Pittsburg (309.1), 6:15, ad CK and Pine, or write to the Treas- | month's written notice, served not | | é, ; WASH, 2009-3 nice Fooms. $175 iene no & is Clea | ~ “had ress: 6:30 c¢ EG MONDAY 11 A. M.—Organ [e- uly Department, Washington, D.!later than the day before the rent | | * ‘ op ma Sf Sp ggeome_ S17 foe map of Webster and our mee n : NT WO p PR y ep edaie concert; 8:10, Ruud ‘ita a Loews State Theater by (.. regarding the initia] pure; ‘day, before vou can vacate, | ) Wotta 9 00 2d , 730, 8 FP. M.—Recital by Menniger a in ie - = , : ae “ahie for repair shop or storaze. gol iy A ag Shsggeg ty sistas” thie Gene — pal concert, Behant ot aus innior dent ma) thy ee ee ae 6. WSB. Atlanta Journal (209.3). 3. It Was in New York. _#e Se a ™ (” e , WY 2 sae Sadr ; qs av: (me , ' 4 ' : 4 ° ae Tn Vo Rily erman « nr- ~ ‘Noo o t 1@ = a. Van oe n sic: : 5 P. 7) . : ' oo GH eininate wervice Benign? |p| KIPRU, Bristow (394.5). 7, educa- ||| chestra trom he Conse tenn Maer int. pentiet tees Se eee THUN | Chicago and Boston. f | ae , | “315 Olive St St . > te | eS = vregram Ov St Louts Com et aS -* . ‘ . ' : | TO LET—BUSINESS P’'RP'SE Northwest N 613 Murphy Clas. ost Lone. ee eines Se en.) Poe Nighthewk. frolic. WSUL. Towa City (483.6), 7:20, The Marvel Dog, in | : en ene * USINESS FOR SALE Stevens Bacon J. Glenn hee tenor WEAF. Ne York (4913 6:30 “ . ~~. Xow 730, : | 66 9 ‘ Centra: m. aan . readings. ate pnb Gy ‘is eb ace | =anenieed cadedieni tc: al * maak ae + pret ’.. Gypsies; 8 Blue Ribbon quar- - 190.. or Cabany 7784 i LOANS ON REAL E ee. iat S290T Yours 2 te Bo Mrs.- Seal; compisitions by William a ' WTAM, Cleveland (389.4). 7. in-| i ‘> 4 Grandi-.Very Ges Trane STATE | we. Delmar 3320: hours 2 te bp. m. John Hall. tet: £:30. orchestra. ee ee ee gy fee 2 ual 34 apa corhantl e ‘ “40 South heat . MON KY LO \NED—$100.000 on irr wea } Xtina nUunae NR TERN IO EN __ seas ' : . os > . ‘. ‘ 6trumental, symphony, Hunguaur- | Song Recital on the Stage " With a Cast of om | So , oS 4'4—4-room bungalow, brick St. Louis real estate, at lowest ro proved Ox Hvoxrecec..1.04 2... WIL 2 VWVEAR. Cleveland (389.4), 6, nn pm: 1 , SS tie 2 ailiee te. aye: cash $1500. uas advance on rents: second deed at tomer ; Se) Rents sienet- fears rather Park —273 Meters Loew's theater program. ian “ypsy orchestra; 10, orgin ray South Bi CAS 35 MONTHLY | 7 JOHN &. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnu;. | School; good location. Call at 5905 Thek MONDAY 10 P. M.—Dottie Dob. 'WEEI Rostor 4175.9). 6 ae rocstal. 20,000 PLAYERS - / . —_ : ners i ; 4 steers RSE PEN On OP Pa, {cR) | ia. Mr. Pa viow j “2. Zz (?, hips, soprano: Frank Nordhaus aod “uid, StOm ¢: >. . ’ -) , D ' ; : __ « ' P GEYER 2162—4 basement reoma . O4 my =A pg) Pg HE : ~— TO La A Neon ren! estale: no d-- ONFECTIONER Y—With “gro ar es: auick his (rvsta SPrings Orchestra Ar *h 6:45. N. Y. health talk: 7. A. & Www J. troit News (352.3). 7" .? ean ___ AMUSEMENTS | able for laundry with equipments ® P - nnn fF Og Te POPiV IN w hOUTS; We also make and | Sale Wanted: will sacrifice: leaving city: tameron, baritone: FL Ferris and hi- YP. Gypsies: & BI RNibl News orchestra: 8. W EAF, con- ‘ ' $i4 Owner 1917 S. Broadway. — rein ~svance money on rent-| rent $20. with: living rooms. Lelmar Hawaiian Trio: Ekin Haig. pian‘et: re. Gypsies, 3, ue Ribbon Quar- cert — : LAPAYETTE, 2345—Location for meg Southwest | ARCOSHULIER AR. Eo oO ee. UL Cady and Mansfield, piano and songs cae ert. | ‘@Goctor with ‘dentist: prominent * aye GURNEY COURT a : ges Chentnut . oe LS ERT —-South Side. pont 4 | a a Son 1. arr 7 rodent songs ae WEWC Rerrien Springs (285 5).! = ' ——— m You to | : . i ; N POE ae : . = a sel Ut. (eS) | eh S, living rooms upstairs: this piace airoriecs:. ! ary Aalhnes, Pianist are 7 ated ; r of , : Da ay ne gnirag ee 2 ; ‘/ 4 “Ss . AY i 1 ; ‘ a rer >? ay ; ° ‘ ° a : ‘ - es | |ViRGINTA, S81123—2 stores: coed MMMM Eroom ‘bungalow. opposite, RE pUlLSeNe tofeee | gelling on account of sink tet: tam | [| Bully Knight. a 8:15, Lighthouse Music Makers’! TRAVEL AND RESORTS Direction Municipal Theater Association | | Nero Invit nemsfiat CO., tic n. #y . ry ; + DOE-e +a reat. “ po 4 4 4 aye ’ bara n hunters “e . p= « ; aby. R: concert. ‘ ' — 3 ee —-— . Ba czy | —° : . jee a SPECIAL 544% FUNDS | K-32, Post-lispateh AY KFUO—545.1 Meters WFAA. Dallas News-Journal (475. |] MUNICIPAL THEATER—Forest Park | Attend 2 Baccha™ hed West . : rey a in Any Aenpent. | DELICA" EsHt N— And confectionery” quad » “pee ye . A gs yyy ee 4 9). 6:30, Melody Boys Orches-| a 7 | as His Guest. — Z ace A pe P —_— ongsu\t us for New Lvens and rR bocation _ 1215 S_ 3 | aS B (c2, *ro ’ ; o1ac ) neo ia ae’ , . . | sf a lotely equioped iaith all neccosareamaa iful N | WEMMELMANN-SPACKLER RK, 'E CQ) | DRUG STOR"—Good location: transcient, ||] Seminary. Musical program. tra; 8:30, band recital. | > Night Feast —— ; shiners {net din “complete set of ' New Bungalow - __ eventh and Chestnut sts (c15) {| invoice $6500; big future; price right WGR, Buffale (319), 6:30-8, musi- | emein 2 ginal 7 ee eee furniture for the’ manufacturing of SOUTH GRAND BOUL. Do You N d Mon ep | ee ee cele, Nost-Dis. __t4) cal : ' g ds nee m iste | SEASON TICKETS ; : se enware. furniture. autotops, etc.. © — nine room. sun parlor. | ee oney | se SORE ue "noted Immediately: tional: 8 musical entertainment ‘ a programs. . a U! —~* ; . j Phished.| Bartmer, faci: a wid street ; m. kitchen and lavatory n : - ' . nises s0 owner bliin cannot he - Whe rial: , ’ « e] » ——— -.4% a : : just ‘belie ‘ieeareved. new ee — ns 4 be Yvert an FIRST AND SECOND DEE q so my aoe aoe asesreun oe fix- KFWB, Hollywood (252), 8:30. vo- Ww a a rome oe i:40, or : NOW ON SALE Grand Central Only —| po gaa 8 ' i. om e *. hot-water heat. 9 ONesaat~. Al si | a P ‘ures: Invoice $8000: S20 buys: £1600 CaS i os dentin ; ) chard insects, musical. | ; font te raliveea. For inapection : i, aN ct pets rhow vou through | Banking inicrest. Wor cd ey : aDS | cash required: no indebtedness, Gnalike’ oa, Seen #0, instru- WHAD Milwaukee Journal (275) ' . al | MORTON DOWNEY the Hodiamont Baek. 6199 Beran hrf "> hoe | pe 4 ee “ a LOUIS FINANGCTATL eo es ove | Pi armacy, $105 Manchester = = =s_ $s * mental; 11. dance music; 12, g al ate of Music a Single Ticket Sale Begins | HODLAMONT. 1115—Store: 4 / fe ———— a — - — “= = . 6 - N S hi =f... > th f OT. 4 } ;AFP AGE +75-ce “Br cit : ' popular hour: ] a. m™. da nce or- ’ . ‘ - * ° : ' a Shoes. dry goods, notions, o:ber busi” _Olive 7121 and Central 51, fe14)| filling station: #1500 terms EXDIne? | antic WHAZ, Troy (379.5) 8. prugram. Thursday at 9 A. M. ) Sensational Tenor - 7} 40W rent. seiseinelahareenieaeregininslnprateirsnra ' * AP'TM, Ts. FOR SALE — a ee, | REAITY «O Rant of Cemmerce Wda2z | -mveet S. . ‘ ~ ' ~_ / a] MOBIAMONT. T1TS—Offices: GOING ¢ occta ss, @1000 cea MONEY WANTED | ROPERT—er 1s fo, | KGO. Oakland (361.2). 6,‘ dance; WHB. | Kansas tn || MUNICIPAL OPERA TICKET me “rior. dresan a eee, 8 the ans ls OS ° cRY—-Tyier 133. ef) | PN ae men's an oys’ hour. - , | Onan ner vrofession | _low [ent aa et aoe 8-=02._F.-D.\c3) | MONEY Wtd.— Loan of $500: month | GROCER? AND MEAT MARKET—Jocat-| 19 Cducational program, Arion’ ™ens— she : | OF FICE, LOBBY OF ARCADE ‘ ve | OLAV E, 3831—Rear. brick bullding,@ | ligt, flats, houses for | Hotes: commission, Box K-223. Pp .n ed South St. Louis Call at 4561 sg trio; 12, dance soloists WHN, New York (361.2). 6, stor- 8B 4 VE O&O: guitable for automobile lives! “eg my Eaeae or cal) for copy: no MONEY VA iad Pe Ars —$7500- three "Sat aaads | Compton. 4h eie tates u a a tel) | , a . . — pres hn tienton: 6:05 Resetand | UILDING, 8TH ND OL! ¥ . oom prop See owner, SBSILA C : — aoe Eugene er te r trust $2500) each: on fine “brie ROCK Y meat market: must eel! woo KGW Portland Oregonian (491.5).. as ‘ : At e: or F : maT. ow > _ ° KS: 2 - . rey , = na i — 85) | Dungaiows gn courtr Norihwest: private derful corner: account ather bhuisine« | 8. concert, organ recital! orchestra; 6:90, dance: aha, TICKETS FOR THK TEX WEE ' ee | WESTMINSTER a we ne ge OR : | party pre ferred. Rox A -67 Post-Pis, (c2) Lindel! #1 27 Brown ‘eR ws ’ a . Crvata} Paiace orchest ra: 9 $2.50—5$.5—§ 16—8 1454-870 (Ber : , | s >, — Ne oca " . » Oniy Or fr lig > a { , Z ‘ S° 75 * we | - ont “i: ‘ o me o . . . ‘ ati i — ; > oe : . . . 4 [ ~ rt Pi ; = « : /Rardware store, barber shop, etc. ri * 24) See OWner downstairs or) F1250, 81°00. ample fire and tornade oe at n! mah) N. - Ist. iain ic fed; KNX. Ie ywood Express (356.9). cal, pianist, 8, program, 11:15, Empress of Trance (ny; WY Weaae Vaoal yy : WESTER GROVES TRUST OO. Agta p fel) | surance: perfect titles with each loan Cal)! | REST AT RANT—Good husiness. and three | -15 1k: &:30. diner music: 10. ! organ recital. ‘ Tvs | ode Btpwceeetane = ie ‘ See serra: jan ; or phone for our new list. ! pM Ses roms: rent $50; lease. 2927 8:10, talk; 8:30, - a * oe WIJID. M , t (302.9) 6:15 ft York e WEWT “ A . » . eie- | ’ KORTE REALTY & LOAN CO... ive wm. (3) instr ental, vocal; 12, dance ' . Moosehcar -B). s & ew :15———_-TWIGE CA fT , ® bath WANTED BUSINESS P’RP's ' South Sage _ «| Olive 14:36 106 N. 8th st. Olive 14:0 | ROOMING HOUSE—4-reom flat. rent $25 a Leng “ r novelty orchestra. “Child Care:” ns. > : = | harsh IMHO 21 6 =. | MEAT MARKET Wid —To reates room Mutomobile Repair a ES (e2)| 84° Natural Rridee. ae “ ge : dl &. euamilh! . 9:00 ‘opcaese vaoh rat to Cherbourg & OVERTURE NEWS FABLES} | wm par- | = =6rrocery Ande 237 J. by ‘at, lot S0x125, building Re Ree ie OR ee Te ee | ROOMING WOUSE---11 rooms. “BS-car ga-| KOA, Defiver (322.4), 8. twiligh v.09, concert, dance, i er gow geen 1 SHOWING BOS.) Bm Jefferson: ‘price $xs00 STOCKS AND BONDS | tage. 3818 Westminster. fl)’ concert. 30-piece band; 9, WJZ, New York. (454.3). 6, Wall Southampton teehee teen on are . | arake, | Sanne - 4 Be page FR ace mcecge ———' | ROOMING HOUSE ) 1S: rent @75_ | . . RB oA i eee “ ye Dietely n 4 BERRY, 2115 5s. Jefferson PALL, ACTIVE {Stocks «nd bonds bought. | tu“. eo (of) chorus; 11, dance, ¢ P oor weernal seviow:: @:10,. Ramee 26 1 |[245; MABEL ae Veramad | MUSIC WEEK : — Siliaidieti ene iieesicenssnesienn nee sold and quoted. PR 7 Vinee rere Be ’ S College (348.6). 7:39. tone; 6:25, Piedmont trio: 7 een, —— Trea son- ye i —— eee ‘ORKRES => ! ROOMING Hor SF 1° rooms : rood 4a~- KOB., State — ’ . ; oA K in __ £08) | R EA L E S T A a VENCES F SAL | Olive 1014, 501-2 Central Nat'l Bk. Bldg. OMT ae 4206 Washington. (3) musical talent. Imperial quartet; 8, soprano. : | —o 9 ri ‘ : 3:03 ‘BARRY and LANCASTER 9:63 sd RS .reom | af = OR ES SOR a ss fee BY | ROOMING HO USE— Neatiy furnished, full; - n . oOo 9 or-® , , —~.9 After com in r ' ) rh itwis Ps Vis wae 22 * “North” WE PUY OR OVOTE Cititens Finance & ag Ri4A N. Kingshighway, Foe. | apie ay 1 tae gp wee ie y Ow i org tae po et 1:39, Round the World C rae | 3:23 ie LEWIS re ‘9:23 ) AILEEN PRINGLE & {e« | > ad = he s loan. Tilinois Alberta Oil's Le nt Fie SS Se ae enestra: . Orme ai, . re al, ; ance orcnestra. . | in an rely Ow mee i 5 a REAL ESTATE—EXCHA ih . AL NORTH SIDE HOME ee gp es ype ee Coun | ROOMING pg acne en. Heht house. | Conservatory of Music; Cabirlans’ Wray, Cincinnatj (422.3). 7. wa- Empress of France wih wanes (13:53 DRMAREST & COLLETTE 9:53 ADOLPHE MENJOU » Tea | TENEMENT PROPERTY—Any kindy a teak etn tooo. Pieriy-Wierlv, Imnerial Tovaltics ‘pre. | ena” Bien Meets Re > sagoesant we orehestra , tonal music week; 8&8 Wurlitzer special sailing from New Y : OLSEN AND JOHNSON me ON THE STAGE os and | nse Cash a th ey ADT ioe é oe: “i eo ee $7°0A before: ‘gut yg De acl Oil arpa Memon, 5 aed NOM IN, ; HOTISE—10 raama new le 4 KTRAS. Hot Springs National Park organ dedication to wg te and — Pp j , WARING’S tt: a es USt fast oO : ¥. : 7 tan be iret and second deed, °: 4 ay, | as " good second deeds of trust. Box Aq fe | moma. 2 baths, Ruud hot-water heater, §:05, Synchrophase trio: 8:15,,WNYC, New York (536). 6:15, | ee F Post-Disnatch. “Livin sieucespeal South | month: can have furniqure if desired. Car!i symphonic dance music; 19, spe-} pianist: 6:36, talk: 7. chorus; | | gan ut ro — - | Tandell 5634. in te) cial dance 7:30, orchestra; 8, Trend of the | ; ? TANtAC nepeenias i lez Th 1D, ———— eHa 5 ie en en : . ' . ‘ ’ ’ ; REAL EST’TE—WTD. TO © : _D ENCES ern location. Phone Viccor 960132735 | WRAP, Fort Worth Star Telegram = Times. | Pacific | A ey j 2 4 Now PLAYING ; rn residences on + ' . HE can nell your property gRAT ae SHINE REPAIR SHOP—$250 cash takes (475.9), 7:30, band concert; 9:30, WOAW, Omaha (526). 6, organ; | TRISH ROSE fail. Iry CHAUNCEY of Grand, in beautiful x a eee oo EUGENE Fo =a Our: SESS. é autifu rast oe sold Monday sree $28. with Ni concert. | 6:30, orchestra; 9. program. IT SPANS THE WORLD O’BRIEN : or Goiul , 4 ne i P30M. | ° ‘ q -| W mec a 44 : 5 u ~ eile . * , 4 « ‘ : 1 “owner, West of Grand, Rox G-61s benton “ase: 2 S0x166: | Ce, 603 8 Oro ot, St, Loule, Mo, (036) ery. Terms. 1707 Tower Grove WCAE, Pittsburg Press (461.3), 6 _chestra; 9, dance. BASEBALL TODAY VIG oo ar ea acameg | | j si -fc3) ESS WANTED Av (c)| address: 6:30, tenor, soprano; 7,| WOR, Newark - (405.2). 6. HS { Flats, Apartments Wantes West Wee Ri PRIS Pa RTA ;| mythical dirigible, concert talks 6:30, Branford Theater;| + SPORTSMANS PARK —Aleo— FLAT Wtd.—5 and 5 single. from 2" 7. ‘ GROCERY Wtd.—Or grocery-market; SOFT DRINK PAR 7004 location: | . sy atri ensemble: 9 7:45, Spaeth’s hour; 8:45, Perry . The Latest OTR GANG Rout! “Hox G78, Post-D a ee reduced; com-| location: will pay cash. Box D- Feagonahie._60) 6 _ 6th st. jA. & P. Gypay tring ence ; egos | “SHOOTIN’ INJUNS outhampton. Rox G-78, - , m home. Bee cane: week | Post-Dispatch (o6) | SOFT DRINK Para OR pdb N Broad. WORD. Zion (344.6), 8 mixed,and Russell; 9:30, Commanders | BROWNS vs, DETROIT For Coloreo—-Wanted_ Sarre {ci) | <ALOH ie <*. i quartet, concerts, string quartet, Orchestra. | i month CM” Mook 2044 NOS Talis . Peer 4112R. ee (os4s BUSINESS FOR SALE ing from business : te rain. 333 De harmonica, reader. WORD, Batavia (275). 7. players, | GAME STARTS AT 3 O'CLOCK | (ex) pruperty for cvlored mA to e« —e ky room resi AUTO TRIM SHOP - = wheel ooo wae hare 58 s “357 Bry << WOOO, Minneapolis-St. Paul (416.- baritone, Rible lecture. Bes and Resersed Seat Tickets om Sale ' . a a nn Bh: Ce $7500. ke ) : ch ; up-to-date material. er- r ETY STORE — Mu: c oor , . ll : — ———e | i A Maple, | \c7) side 4490W. Box A-316, Post-Dis. (c2) Reasonable. 3008 8. Jefferson. (c2) 4.), 8, “Editors’ Short Course”; WPG, Atlantic City (299.8), 6:30, at 409 Olive Street ej fo : | — 4 y ‘ wd

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” ¢ MONDAY 77 MAY 4, 1925. Fiction and . Women’s Features MONDAY. MAY 4. °325 - BLN ah ARR Ee de a ea ayer Pie RE eet « za TaN ESS 2 MBLE THEATRE IG—“SQUARING THINGS Up» , “ALL RIGHT outa HIRED AS KOGAN | SPARRING PARTNER” i ree ene Sine’ 3 pane g Digi 4 / wd © aid ——E Fo Re a eR ee Re ee a Oe ee ee eee ee EES eee ES ee es Ge ee y + ¥ , ; “7 - . é : t - A Popular Comics News Photographs MONDAY, MAY 4. 1925 ISPATCH | ~* WAS aes a e ‘ tt eaa = eyed 9 OR ga Mees. WIth GLORIA BISHOP ¥Y RESUMES DANCESZY My ts fee. [Uy Vf llittltil titi tiy V1 ty y Yi Ss t Uyteg jf cecversoes ty 4 HOP INTo THE” GYM" E HE'S WAITING For val b: fy | sweawe (aan ~ 4 heres SS Aa ee eee a You CANT UE eee OS A ME AT €: LE A ¥ > os “ae . . yen Seay i : ies | ee: : ee “s ; : eee : WHAT'S THE Margie 4 eum ‘ ; . “~ “Ny ’ en re (/ y, 144, V4 ““ty, Wy “tttrpypypyrpsstddlerr Here are pictured Mrs. Bishop and her baby daughter. The former Gloria Gould despite her terpsichorean ac- tivity. finds plenty of time to give to her daughter. —interna’ ional Newartel Photo

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| et SP le ie” es Sia x AE Fle hy > ae a Le Wank, tm a 4 a « ae ted ile’ ide, eS ‘hy: Sf SA og el pA Aad 4 wii ~y eS “ 3 bi hats oa stage... gts ibs wh a Rage 2 ees 7 a ating ayes $A See gE Fy. aan, as me TKS AS ioe > aa a b= Be © R Besag? %, * esti ead EE shite a a Fie UR end ARE tas z: oo Wade OB eMie ehten nat meet cee tee. —_—— — S — - « Fad OO = = — = = -— — imel -— —_ —_——_— — —_— = -——- - of _— —————————E lll PRR LP LLP LP Lag —_——_—_—_- i i il al CCC ——— —_—__-__ - —————e—e OC _ oe eo - _ i : | TODAY PRESENTS THE GOLDFISH MAN HE Goldfish is out of his globe—and he simp'y doesn t know what to do abeut it. Poor little Goldfish, he's wsed to admiration giobe and look in and sar. “Isn't he See how he works his golden fins and the sunshine.” is broken side of the wogderful ” how his red scales gieam in And now the Goldfish has to swim up and down in a bathtub instead of reund and round in the globe, and he simpy doesn! know what to do about it Dié you ever see a goldfish do that” Dizzy From Going Round. I have. I took two of them once and put them in the bathtub for a good swim. because I thought they must be dizzy from going reund and round. And do rou know what they did’? Ther fust went on—round and round—jus: the same as ever, and they seemed to be lonely for the glass sides of their circu- jar prison.,.so I put them back in the globe and never moved them from it again. I keep thinking of them when I leok at the man I know who has retired from business. He's rich and he's middle-aged. and he ought to be as strong as an ox, but his doctor says there's something wrong with his heart and he ought to rest for a year or two. You ought to see how hard that man works—trying to rest. He races to Florida, gets tired of the orange groves. tears to Cati- fornia. wearies of the scenery: sails to Japan. can't bear the wars of tt; hurries to India—there’'s something about the sme!! of India he can't endure. Persia bores him to extinction: Egrpt is to him a place ef terment. London—«what on earth is there to do in London? And Paris? Oh! that was we!) enough for a day or so. but whe eares for Paris after he’s 40—what goed American. anyhow’? No, what he wants is New York—the rushing roar of the elevated traine, the euffocation of the subway, the crowding and pushing of the seething mass of humanity, the excitement of business—-:he fun of the Might fer life—what is a sunset to him? Back Into His Glass Prison. What dees he care about sunrise* : He doesnt know the difference between an oak tree and a willow. ané if you should ask him tc tel! you the name of the commonest wild fliewer he couldn't do it. The sea to him is just a thing te aal! on. to te another, The wind never sings a jullaby to h: n all the yreliow poppies and all the purple tris and a!! th ever grew might as well be turned to ashes and done w sees them. Poor littie Goldfish Man—he doesn't want the wind and the sea and the woods and the sky—he doesn't want the wide world of adventure and romance. For him the mystery of night and the radiance of the moon do not exist; peor fellow, he wants to get back to his glass prison. I wonder if he could have taugth himself to be different if he had begun young enough’ bow! and he rom one pace | he cares lupin that it He never 3 x j a ae) Ceprright. 1825 ~WINIFRED BLACK | —he's accustomed to having people stand by the 2 CHARM ~, & . g i j (f DRAWN BY e POPIN) THE WILL | OF WEAKNESS By SOPHIE IRENE LOEB Fil VS i HE whined and whined and S whined—the little weak wom- | am and her ww iining and her ' : weakness dragged her husband ! down wntil he is in bankruptcy. | And if reu were to tel! f | | thts Woman : | today t hat she had ruined her at rou in as- tonish ment. i; The tears . would Stream down ner Wa roed jiocks. nice dispos! aps some day science Wi! , > -_ . “er , > €etermire true iore. sei—still, true iove aliwars SO ye realiv teil which of them fastest. Monevr. charm TS so hare a gir! to | a imases her heart Dear a k Len—each But which does she really lke the vrerr best : ‘ love and some inventor will perfect an apparatus But even then—we!! has a bad habit of breakin has ~ SPer- ciscover the wavre-‘eng th static in on the mest perfect finds a war.—POPINI. face. and slie would crrF: “Howe ca n you say such | — poor little m e-— who knows noth- ing abdbovwyt business ho has struggled and saved and gone the very bem she couid*” When Jo>n first began. she Was almost anything — made over her own clothes and that of thing. which was highiy The little bor came. and as he grew up she formed neighborly relationships, and the rea’ side of ber weakness cevel- oped She wanted what others had. John recalls the very first time that sort crommendab.e me had to make a big effert—to buy ber a fur coat “lke her friends It took two rears—wWi.2 a his meager salarm—to pay for it. & nice cleth coat would hare doze ‘ust as wel But when be sav her vrearning for the coat. and the -ear-stained face he regarded him- self a bru'e. and her will doemi- she got the demred o.- came a piano Then > - a ec ae Se - - time he was trying te get a foothold. The time came when he as aD @ tO }©.D @ partner- hip because of his practic anowledge of gave him a sions It seemed that he made the effort to give her the thing she craved it only inspired otber cravings. eee tittie house im St CHAPTER 45. Eater Doris. RAIG CULLAM arrived at. Three Oaks sbortly before midnight. Never before in his life did he 60 so laggardiy to a week-end | house party. He cared little for | eociety at best. but this particular | ordeal that stretched before him was more repugnant than anythin: he bad ever contemplated. If it bad not been for his friendship for Charies, his determination that) Charlies’ matrimonial bark should | not go on the rocks through any | in a tray of cocktails and another coacern, howerer unwitting. ef | With Gecanter and srphons—and his, Cullam could not have been x house party was on. cragged into such a situation br eee ee ee the proverbial wild horses. | very pleasing. just the sert of The whole affair had a distaste “O'8™'TY place he hoped to hare. ful flaver. Even among strangers, “*" cine ne ay people he was not likely ever ty fiend sco leew bende these vo eee again. he didn't relish the idea from the square. beamed-ceilin of pretending to drunkenness, dis- "°™. pausing at a bread landin + - —" —— ~~ > ° > ei on. a reen St wee that commanded (he view of the pati a coarseness. entire lower floor An ancestra! rerer.- a steep price to par for friendship. nortrai: dim with age an He heartily wished that some dis-' *mce rested there. An enormous of the reo n ft ch romance out of Mariana at an Sine Se WS eee younen ae oors opened out up a wide veran- early age. da. which in turn overlooked a When he came downstairs into Deautifully-kept garden There the great. cool living hall of Three ea oi sheaves of flowers tn Standards besides the doors - Oaks, after having changed ¢ Snape aaa pedi sed from in the emtpy frepiace. and bowls tweeds into a tuxedo. he found his of roses on tables and ‘aboure-s ing mah jong. ae Was sweet and cool restful atter suitrer dar any os Mariana ’ — , sesidiens a nignuts in es Bie te the town, theught Cullam Except for Marringtons. Linda, whom he in- the distasteful role upen which he santiy @isiiked. coeed over him ™2*t immediate!+y embark. he could Rare eniowed it and promptiy exhibited signe of Preprietorship. There wee « ‘all. cower ee oe 2 . ‘tar’ ‘he cocktaila an their athietic-leeking girl with deep rounds proffered Scotch and gray eyes. who reminded him in sodas her freshness ani wholesomeness | CUllam had never felt less like of Doris. Mariana called her Ger. f° 2*'"S. ‘ese like Auarity. Ever aldine Seabury The man beside ay en act ie! 0 f m™ om ar™s leaving him her was adout Charlies age and trembiing with madi) beating pleasant iooking. He was Hal heart. crushing back the ” word Travers. which would tell ber that he levred “Just So there’! be no hearts 87 wanted her. dared to aapire to breken threugh misunderstanding "*"-*Y*" “imce ‘hat moment he —Geraldine ts engaged to Hal.” "@d Deen unabdie to focus his at- Mariana ‘announced laughingiy “*™!en upen the things transpir- with a geeture that Unmked che two “8S *&Found Nim Twice during yeung people. “Unless I issue thie &°* Performance at the theater he warning. [I am always having ve had caught hie thoughts wander. explain te dixappeinted roung men .'"S- ‘wtee be had brought himse!f that Geraidine is posted property.— “UP guiltily when an overtong pause when it's toe tate and the mise hieg | had reminded him that he wae has already been done ™ aVatery in answering his cue. Mariavta explained “bhartee’ an- We wae TsIneking of Derte «ene a olb¢able absence. apetegizing veernigg fer her wanting ‘a ‘e!! gracefully. Cullam feigned sur. er that he worshived ber And erties and murmured polite regrets, | "etead, Se must Dbewin to act the After that. the mah jers came beundrr. the dieemiute rake on lis wae **cetawed. the builer braught gust the wite of his seed friend glass “Try a *? ‘~« ; Don’t believe vou're Strong for cocktails.” Harrington coOmmen‘ed siancin 4° Cullam’s unfinished high ba’! Charlies aiwavs has good stuff” Cullam. thus reminded of ro ©. tessed o** 0 =-a88_ set © aside with a *a:: vv n > the Cc } He repeated significan me had said once before | ence of Marians own down enlir bad said there was Re performance until Mondar. bu: be knew he was beginning his hardest role And he nerer drank Sefore “going on ~~ o . . SO. though he appeared to accep: drink after drink. to be constan:!r iM ¢ ? ae 5 ~ 4 ~ ae - mead cool, level, collect ciever anticipating each plar Everrone had begun to fee! me/- low dy midnight The rugs had deen roiled back. a victrola started and dancing begun ecor summer coat of chiffon is *he clipped ostrich T comes in sec eral widths and ir many colors. This trimmin ran be had in 5 Slack and white comPitiation and 247s : {enteral See this wonderful Washer dry the clothes . wringer-dry without a wringer. BARSTOW SALES CO., INC. me, IAM LST STREET (eptral 2479 : a ——=e sisth aepd laxnwst “Ma. The next was a : > | the countrr “which would do baDbr é } go muchi good.” then new assocé- : By HELEN MEDITATIONS —OF A— ~ MARRIED WOMAN tions—the countrr club, am auto- mobile. an extra maid. anc #80 on same old storr. Alwars the meeting the moon that ‘hea >? wo sirain of him—because of the diffi- moon to him culties be had to enceunter to : reach it. Every time be made an atiemp ROWLAND ‘a keep down to bis own lere!. "FORE: _- — - - ~— & >" ~~? 7? “ - _~8? S.A2rling a sparc O° Zriesity if What ro husbard ever re 7 y ~~ — ~ ** == are a8 necessary to the centinued blooming of to the continued blooming ; Of course flirtation wae ” P . 4 ~~ - - “e , +>) POurse Of true ere with -NZ-cCup If women is still the “mres'eriou Heavens knows she ix constaa™ iv herself.” and “express herse!*’ . One reagon why the house. every man's motto is “N get 2 Woman to do for row = Ten ee°8 *5 >® a armed or excited ‘o keep a hwebard or (them on your arm hazards: but ™ore exciting. when a woman seemed instead of something to be dodged a womans work is never dome” is because, around tomorrow -here were alwars her sighs and The will of weakness—sh- had ‘hat aré what a force i has proved im mary a famiciy. Whatse destructive weapon in the bands of many a womas* > - ears a mans mind to realize ts. that fresh compliments a Woman, as fresh water And so this family Bas to smart all over again. I have knewn trem - ° for along time. The mortgage has an umrbrelia. these dars ap- eee foreciesed on the country ang drag them around with rou house. Some business losses have taken place umexpected!y and they will hare to go back to a sma!! fiat and begin anew. , Had ther staréd there from the beginning fer a little time until he _ eo a Siliy o.d = somehow the something to be won &@® @ (ax-co™ector had gathered gear sufficientiy te m eee secure. without tee much difficul- 5s sez * certainly mot her fau!. tr. the things she wanted. how trying to explaim herself, interpret much better and easier a se Deuret es SA FE “so ree **apedc t. *r "a ernuityr fs ure: Supp * ~ @ thou rem Press on aa "eT e ''tse &e!o maettcve t+ Pre ene inter. Perfect’® cow fortakle ‘ “fee aise Ao Qe tna?’ ®&« « Pore ——— = 365 & 1635 mm» Pieccre Write tes (tre ete, Lane Brvant tain the site of an ordinary bath Herrings have such ‘hin and de - . *ponge requires from eight to i? ~ ° ~ ’ > = > “*» * — > ate scales that they rub off whe- the isk ig hanmdied§ I+ is very =x. years. usual. therefore. to fing wt 0 #3 ee im imiand aquariums me He _ . s° You can remeore the clinker > _ e _ . don’ Zeo now has six. om the grate by burning orster shells in the range with fresh ccal* —— REAL LAUNDRY SERVICE 5 EVERYTHIW a Car lecatien means quick errs Cc 2 pacts of the wunty and Wet End FRONE DP Burdic went ceetain 50% fia: PER LB. SOrT FIVIsH—eer th. , ~- VET WASH Fist treeed—per TM Te We 6©WET WASH—ger Ib. ~~ OVERLAND LAUNDRY CO. Cateny S8OCW. Webster 1730. Wabesk 270, Fergusee. ROUGH DRY—ser m. F Renee oe. - nme eee ee Seema, re she warn:ed—and t: seemed like the i ee 2. , * & } * + She S “aS ‘ ty So os 2 eee ig a a x0 1 Bosstrainmas) |; Siope. instead “ef > Sa2ircase, con and |ower tm. $. Pain. ll. Get up. > 7 “a is. Locomotive a gg” cars g 14. Suffix denoting g - devotee. i 15. Mohammegs adopted som. l. Railwar conver- ances. * ee 2. Leaves out oe res 3. Northern is Srstem (abbej.” Adverd of piace 6. River a XM. &. Town in NM. lizard skin and leathers. . Brazenlr est ribbons fer ribbon has on Ks veritable rainbe. bon. in moderate nd. hat bands @ five-striped effect. (“lustering : seperated. but insigt 1. appea- four-fold, but one singe re solitary glory. A @ white and two pink a the nove! shoulder @ fe) A Ham When patch ; sipping the + Magazine Te will serve ge apdoard jive-.s . Te He Paste an envy Tour beg of a i Sampse Then: wid search fos one is waiting ¢ > When senéim the mail. dust @ : talcum powder = some use to. the | ther are sent as get her. > , | &@ good polish w of warm water = whoncngnt hs 2) oe 30 2 polish as usual. the dining-car. >? Deraf!l a train. woe seated 34. Impertanst mem- ber of the emok- ‘ng room @uar- at. 2 | OPTI r4 ; re 36. A ema.sll North Amer (can rail (bird ' 38 Bagrage-cars (Gt. Brit. ? 33. _ax stops. "4 Repidve fram com Dust}02 73. An open railway excavation 76. Commeorp/lace. trivial. 23. Tuomeit ry. Coa) measures. 5. An autemebile. Toms dar. 7. a *-,r rr’ — ea iBpere@ ng s:. The kbour that doesn ¢ appear eon most watch da's. p published tomorrow img te position ) eerrer:'< words that ; ock " SUgEers « word *zact number ef

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Jey Ee jn Go ae Oe, Sette es er oe Pe PE tk TR eat, SRS RO ae Fee Se ee oe eg Fe Rg Oe RR er ae : »* ’ " ‘ ae } . -_—_ - -— —-— . — =. —_ ot Oe ae ee = = oO ee eee ———— - - — . PPL ND APPR PLR NP AP PPD NS eee ~ = — —- - -—_ - a -—_ m —— ~~ ad a LOA Nhl Oa LL len L me ft ~ =| Children’s Stories “" Household Hints Pe Se ea ee eee a ———— _—_— -_-- -- = -- - = - a _— i. -_— C—O = = - a a _ OO a a S POST-DISPATCH, MQ) ’ . ee | — — ——_- _ : “4 a 7 - —_— ——— ———e = - _~ —- - TI — — - = oom _ _— ow = —— OS a EE REE ST ; ——— ¢ ' aS . ge e Neate: : ee es , —_—_ — ' —_—— 3 ~ . - ‘ ' . ‘ ; : ‘ L USEHOLD 6 9 ‘ er Brown's. Fortunately, there | ward instead of away from the » Was little wind and that was blow- _ Red Terror. And the latter. GGESTIONS Children’s Bedtime Story -o- | 2. Sil ats | Philosophical | Phrasings eat up everything on that side of _ until the grow! had become a. B T h orn t on W B ur e | the road! It ate all the dry leaves | roar, was true to its name and | «e ’ ' . P — - EB | | | —_ y & $8 on the ground. It climbed up the | spread terror in all directions, and We should never speak—9ee | | _ A Handy Lapboard. : Sop ae ; ; | bushes and burned off the leaves | the terror was the greater because |°ly at least—of our own faults, | x Leeagad. oastygctaten epic beset Wy Sel he Red Terror Is True to Its Name | and the bark, so that while it left | night was approaching and many ®° f the faults of others unless and , ee ee OER: SIRE: CPOE: 4 : a ittl + We hope to effect some useful pur- wom- | — | magazine. You will find that it them standing it left them dead, | 0 the little people knew not she S ne: if | will serve as a very satisfactory = inaied 2 even hihadilics | dead and black. where to go or what to do. pose by it.—-Goethe. ; | lapboard, just stiff enough. e Great Wor ROWE NO Wor: . | ) ; | And all this terr ew. . : : : a te | Than Ictting Fire be the master. | Itjclimbed a pine tree faster Pe 2 a ne yee: » this; Genius is nothing but a great ap- a i} 8 | To Hold Stamps. | —Old Mother Nature. | than ever Chatterer the Red | si Pea eS RE oth : Mees: titute for patience.—Buffon. . . | Paste an envelope in the top of | Fire is called the Red Terror by. been looking toward the Green Squirrel could do it, and almost as | - s a « Sareste ss | sa are sent ‘and not all stuck to- || WAKefoot the Woodmouse is no! nag driven Jimmy home 00 : : | little people in feathers and fur @ s2R EVN hs ls LUIS AVE 3 ‘¢ = | more ' | that the Red Ter 4 : . 4 pe | ini asa | more frightened at the smell of fast, and she headed the children «71:5 ine Re@ Terror!” cried Jimmy | rer eee ane $ We use the Leon Oil method in pe- > = ui | | Will Keep Better. | smoke than is great big Buster’ straight back for their home un- | that they must fly or run for their manent waving. x in the only methoa, $ , | ve | pli om etly, : Put ten leftover ree = * ree | Bear. , | der Farmer Brown's henhouse. an automobile, to a flaming, hun- | !¥&*: | ; large, loots rolling. kinklons. wee chen > | a 4 or earthenware bow!. Do not keep | | : , : And some th . e- | 2 is so much desired. $ | | | it in the aluminum or metal’ vessel | Ath Ok oat dn 06 wientoret of All this time the Red Terror gry monster. that was spreading a ‘ ore were who, re ; ' 3 | | in which it was cooked. It is not | that Jimmy Skunk hurried home D#d been growing from a wee fire along that side of the old wood- | celving the warning, knew not in $ ALMONT BEAUTY SHOPPE, 4007A W. Florissant Av. 2 | | ogy and is very apt to! 2. rast as he could when he dis- im the dry leaves, where a burning road, but was unable to jump {| Which direction to fly og run, and | $ phone Colfax 2707 Bellefontaine Car Line Over Weotwerth Store + | | change the flavor. ‘ae - | in their dreadful fear rushed to- ? ' LOEB rT) | “eee | covered the Red Terror just start-|!Sarette had been thrown from across it to the side nearest Farm- | AAAAAAAAB AR DAAARASEEOAEAS OR OAOAADAEAE EOE EEASAAAAAEAE EECA a A TT @ and | | | A Real Polish. _ ing beside the road through the! ’ — 1a?” Soiled furniture wil] never take | Green Forest. He felt tbat if he’ nae nN Ma ssc aepeennamnstentte — a good polish. Wring a cloth out) | : atime H , 7 of warm water and wipe off the would be safe anywhere jt would | eas 1. Boss trainman. 16. i *9. French coin. wood well. Drv carefully and then | be at home under the henhouse in es ea aay §. Slope, instead of ~ Be «30. What we did in polish as usual. You wiijl be re- | Farmer Brown's barnyard. You eee ig totes feveis. $4, Important mem-_ | ae | and Farmer Brown's Boy could | d the gs 7. ber of the smok- | THE RHYMING and would fight the Red Terror if devel- 9. Pain. | 21. A ’ ing room quar- . 4 g it should come that way. 11. Get up. et OPTIMIST i had. | 13. Locomotive and 22. 36. A-s8mal! North | : Just before, he reached home he 3s Sonat ; pr | a Ssinaetina D rail | By | ALINE MICHAELIS met Mrs. Jimmy and the children | ' -. 14. Suffix denoting a r @ (bird). 3 eds starting out. Jimmy stopped them. | r * 1 ' ‘ “aap _ _ devotee. 25. p 38. — (Gt. | in May. Mre. Jimmy looked at him in sur-| | , + 15. Mohammed's a as id Earth's a little brighter now | prise, for it was clear that Jimmy} e done é | than any etines time, with blos- | was frightened and Mrs. Jimmy | he sav | soms thick on every bough and it eae es ’ “i nd the 1. Railway convey- .. Ww 24. Residue from | all life set to rhyme. The mock- _—" ® J es — maving —T yp) nee ences. ‘ combustion. | ingbird is back again from distant | Jimmy afraid before. ‘What is Aa Van 7e Mu facies . ; 2h. An open railway | Southern flights, and he has caught’ it?’’ she asked. pes | Bs FAVES. GRY excavation | in his refrain their giowing days // D- oe yi ; ' | hese jai “It's the Red Terror!’ cried ner ti U4 re irene a - ¢. Northers Pacific § 49 °6. Commonplace, , and nights. The robin builds her- | yj aaah Ca _ System (abbr.). trivial. | self a nest upon the willow limb, | —T" t has started to eat up ing to 4. Adverb of place. 12. W 8 Tumult. by every passing wind caressed, the Green Forest over there along RY 1 h le dame 6. River in N. Caro- | 1. Coal measures. leaf-shadowed. cool and dim... the old road, and you know what nN ousec aning artner- lina. 13. Ree ~e nage sneyseggell ee ee ae nites aegeion Wow | the Red Terror is when once it ; cticed 6. Town in N. Mexi- 18. 36. ok ee nisin seb gia tallg | gets started. Keep the children at oa 4 This cn. , ling. theres something fairer every- | va " wer vi- | 7. Archipelago’. 1 n @ 31. The hour that | where than clover fields in bioom. | home. It will not be safe for them Think of it! Simply by phoning us or any of the Eureka ine Dutch EF. Indies 2°. doesn't appear | But what, it would be hard to tell, | to go anywhere tonight, for there dealers listed below. calling at the store, or mailing the ‘ariant ipell- 23. | on most watch | and so I can but say, I always fee] _ . ee songs | ie this subtle spell rnust be the work | | 7 soggy eee ne pia coupon—-you can have a new model Eureka Vacuum | : of May! No other time the pan- | : Cleaner delivered right to your door for FREE use d Te in The solution of the abo published tomorrow sies show such hues as these un- | 48 I could so as to get here before ; ™ , ig uring o baby - . 2 fold, no other time the daisies giow | you had led them somewhere your nousec eaning! ge a with such untarnished gold! SS a ¢ . : a- where the Red Terror might come. : al TION OF think a bit of Paradise is lent on | J.) tt oot of breath 08 ca This generous educational offer makes it totally unnecessary so on FASHION FADS such a day as this that dawns upon | | ) Fin 2 egg + for you to put up with the inconvenience and burdensome ys the . ner: © cee in ee 0s8 enh May: | Mesnensic re. Jmamy bat drudgery of old fashioned housecleaning methods. tnt} AND FANCI oe — ¥ like the . | : : ; (j= = ediffi-/, By MILDRED AS STelele STAR , Chem. Cleaned Great Educational Offer == - ; g 12 mi ; j=/ = ——______ ett ts) SAYINGS: $3.25 Good for a Limited Time Only =) = »@ FASHIONABLE French jE /Pic AIN : aS = peme' A ‘hat is the leading Alc. Slo! | Let Us Portieres and Drapes Cleaned or Dyed You can clean carpets, rugs and stair runners—right where they lie. SS = vel, | = — DS and novelty for sports weet aalritMmalulel | Lighten QUALITY WORK — DEPENDABLE SERVICE You can restore the freshness of draperies and hangings without pull- VN = she | kasha with s silken ri & : ed | Your | ing them down. You can renovate mattresses without moving them NS \ Sit has | in striped design: tha" : = ul Lie | House S Mi AR | from the beds. You can secure immaculate cleanliness in nooks and IN) & What a acon : Promoting pear he SHBF JA IUIN | Cleaning | corners all over the house—and do it all with amazing speed and ease. HS og pace Bowel se informal } E —E/S'S: Worries DYEING AND EANING CO. | As you use the Grand Prize Eureka, you will discover why it is today : 7 accorded to those inio ; : a » start | Hzard skin and = other TIE|P BIE IN! | | the world’s foremost vacuum cleaner and the first choice of over a n them | leathers. ‘ LIRA N | | million American women. Z Brazenly two-faced are Um NIO . : iis | ° . = e has : ; wis N Phone Nearest Branch—Charoe Anoounts Solamted rade our * “4 est ribbons for girdles smiggiye es | | Only *4.75 Down—Bal ar | eee pesntry Sel att Bhs tone. estou S AILIUITIE] | on OG) NF 1 P44 WV en Ie 'y ance Old Cleaner 2 i eee ve . a ’ ’ i 7 - } - é . : ribbon has on its opposite SHY DIOIGIE XY ay A Ae wou ee EO Monthl P. ments as? ad they ated haw Creaea bis bd JES | ay n the Earel + | veritable rainbow. ps cage. ie : , all fia hon. in moderate widths. for SW 70 soLVE For a limited time only, you can also enjoy the benefit of this National Educa- m the | and. hat bands is stunning Se s A | special low down-payment and very easy terms, should you decide tional Py on until he | five-striped effect. cuse a ORD PUZZLE. — NT | to keep the Eureka. But there is no obligation in accepting this rl be. . nee 08 ntlv to | Clustering camellias retw ber in the puzzle indi. | | reat educational offer.. nee me a Ms | , meter thet sae . 4 . pert payment on ifficul- | separated, but Insist fo es on of the first letter your purchase of . i how | eppear four-fold, wher’ a | The time is short. The demand for Eureka’s cleaning help is very Geant Pela ann Cate acngtespennctmtar ame mads from lef: to | | great. Protect yourself against disappointment or delay by. notifying ee oo oink catia crn | | us TODAY that this free trial offer to go | White and two pink oe Lae “cording to position. | you accept this free ° . surely. | the novel shoulder trim we O'rrectly, words that | Cinateettinnde a cece | the most charmingly simpMiterocy. | | Phone us, Call at Our Store or any of These Eureka entance | fon dance frocks of the or ber in the white | Mail the Coupon—TODAY. ut stifle Kissing her garments re Mlers to a definition | to save | the act of an adoring a ying table. eakness. _ of an adorable chic Ago | on sugges's a word r every | lace. Worn in three- pone . zy omnet “number of | 4 | third row of these [are © white space ai- | ° . 4 beads (matching the frock | | 617 Locust St. 352 Collinsville Av. ow— | tends neariy to Laon hen, we space is to receive ) h milk | the throat. Squares, | e ; t those - | | F | 12th and Locust Sts. All Its Branches | | to grow | a 4 | STIX, BAER & FULLER—GRAND-LEADER lo bei to at- ‘ 7 . Thi T, ry bath / : EAST ST. LOUIS LIGHT & POWER CO., 7 Collinsville Av. 1S 1S Gust bag re- t to 10 | | moved) which nol in | | Jno. Alt Furnit Co......2805 N. Grand ideal Furn. Co............. 4008 Choutean . a Sue. Ab Mtieine Co... 8890 Chemmed C. 4. Seats BOS...) e. ae, Alten, il. the free discharge of a tre clinkers | : a + a Co. 1510 8. > egie f 9? _—— Os..... eaten “ae —y mendous quantity of em- ; 4 i 4 ‘ Me 6. , : ‘ Crreeny e. ° ‘ae ° eller ase 6 ‘eo ; . : eg wi Reehl Herdware Co. Grand and Gravols Roesch Furn. Ce........1543 &. Breadway marka =.% P ciency ° pe se ~y t Wind Seconds ° oer ee a rare a. Tu. — Furn. bag peesgercere tee eats Eureka “high - vacuum . lectric ppl. .. XN, ngshichwar h Fore gan ° . . i. | e an Elec fric Was h e€ r | Gaveman Parker Furn. Co., 8207 N. B'dway Schaab Stove and Farn. Co..2020 8. Pawar principle of cleaning. . | age » ag Mt ; oe “eo . Srone ar a ang ay” om... .~y — on L. G berg rn. o. nkilin ler, Coe.... ;, ne , . Re | Amazing new li ~ Lamal. No other 50 Gravois ares to. oe ‘tok —— Schecter Bros. Hdw. (Co., S11 i og miss ay: Eureka man to | G. €. Goeilts ‘ 315 WW Mark Washi Mach. (Ce.... ne ! “3 | thework. Few $ : half s0 quick or easy. For $ 4 Per (-regsen ote Co. . $230. a Broadens Thelle Maw. _ sap bes aoetee me = this test on your ds. | window . | =—=—=_ | H Dic . Co: 2722. Chi Th Fler. Shep... ‘Fallen. MM. R dirtiest . mif it fails Only Month ws Se eee gis Sach Weewt...---..---- 1916 6. Broaéway B liquid is C-it. C-ie ; ; | wn. harmless as ERE'’S the easy solu- You erjoy the conveni- « | : | Mey think were tion of your wash-_ ence - an Electric Wash-- | $ Mail This Free Trial | yet all we dois da roblem. Our New er without having to pur- | ey. Button Cai Shag “gar Z Coupon Today | it easy for you in Rental Department wi! chase one. . | fhe on One win- rent you an Electric There are no strings to 4 Send me details of your free iiugn the mesa Washer for only $2.50 a this plan. You do not * trial offer. + Semape sgn month—and give you free have to buy the washer— ) eqntest Offer any. | maintenance service, you merely rent it. Come ,» | Name : Mieit todayy oureelte should it be needed at any in now and select. your aia — | time. washer. aw ndt Clectric Co vir cane Taka ** 93 } “IT GETS THE DIRT ; | i 3 | a, ore Se : Successors to funk tare Electric Shop " = wringeo drv. That'sall you tral 3454. window drv. That sally 904 PINE STREET Central 3454. 3455 oF 3456 od can compare for SEMAING THE WOME ELECTRICALLY SINC 186 | aad good resulis. a . yal, cues : ae ~ ee its a Pe in Cn Ge AN om ne Ae A OO at

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| Painters, Decorators, Cleaners and Repair Men Who are errtous [0 serve you end will eppreciate your seeders rT sng im to todays Post-Dispatch “H pigs. COMIC PAGE MONDAT, MAY 4, 1926. . cece aL. 77. NO. 240. AONTOURGE “22s, -BOZO BUTT S—THEY DRIVE HIM NUTS—By RUBE GOLDBERG . suCCT MEC- You AGAINST | nee iS Too BEIMG CAUGHT BANGERCGUS To YoU KNiow MISTETS i [| HAVE A SPECIAL YOU sHoulh Ler Me INisurRE POLICY THAT IAISURE s BE !NSURED YoR LEFT J ALL L YOU AGAINST LUMBAGG!| AGAWST (as 1 a iets boa B : a Ad. 2 TQ? Aor guages cals ee Pe co a tebe oy ee ; ie ee » e ’ MS » Dien Se) ne See Se aera Se eee ‘ : / tin e pe ‘ . £5 BY feet ‘ : as fe ne ne Re ea (ye ge Ped eee BP uti iandh ip hte a ae : eles oil? cat Pie Res 3 ; = i . \* al a os ‘ . 3 — re DRUFF ANB CROK IAIG ie MoRE CHAACE S | IN MAXIMUM ‘ : investiga HAT PO) “TO pro On risA - e . =S- a A , , : 4 i ; | 4 | ’ , ; ? >" You OA YorR ee — p. Bee TR Ss eh eer oe | fe" iG = | | x br . | r Mote |] Eth weeny jf FL | Steere § (ith, ES KS 2 | ‘ ; Disturb ag Youur Be oT A FOLIC’ TT} OT : " SS q Pou WAY TO wWoR«- ~ ae A TOTAL LOSS. | If Babe Ruth were as tough as : Cal he'd be out there right now. HE paren day we got aboard i knocking them for a lcop with | Chief Uncas, | Clocklike regularity. ; And now, in sorrow we must ein The claim that “Eili Eil!” is an| wn Levies oF i= the oft .. # count the cost, old Jewish folk song is nothing) Slash sa ote ef For, to the bottom of the sea hei new in music. Nearly all those) : | y | a ee ry 4 i sf" ie {ws ; ! hon of U. S. Es- ame aa oa ae ee Df ? o " . Bick te AD —— " ; 3 2s tha ily knew all about music. t The Chief was. running for a local | !: out T | YD LICE TO SEE You alli —aye 13 ~~" The price of a haircut is now 69 ABOUT A PERSAL D PREVENT pry i And that is mostly why the beticents Which means shorter and; + which una = : . . 'fewer haircuts izng from ¢ Was made; | TAX AVOIDANCE OR i To cop the boodle Uncas wasn't; AS the barbers were not shaving T23 a dull ee Le owe, able anybody they decided they wou'd ’ “ ae ~ * > he But. in the Derby. he may make not charge any more for not shav- ‘ aby , ling them ' 4 the grade. SeceenaeTE = ——— i ate : _By MAURICE KETTEN i TOO TRUE AIN’T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING?—By BRIGGS THE DAY OF Oe ee The only Way to get the cools on the bookmaker is te make ihe selling of cigars illegal + It's easy enough to arrest 4 : +3. to «arrest ee ~ eo — VI? Toun ane ee bookmaker, but to prove that he ASNTIE, WHY ARENT \ \ | A SiCK Or . ~ORN CUT OUT TwE . _— da — 7 —) Nou LISTENING NAT | | SAs> I ars |} JAZZ Bus — 7 = ever wrote anything is something . : x" alll ‘~ | |} JAZZ RATS “~~ ae Into Iness. he Gear Eee : - tT ¢ —- Tae ' “Ss A j ° ; Ie =. ES ~—— : else again. aeTree Youwe CADDIED Fon aniD He TeaRs US Tre SoD AND AT Tse’ ENO . me 7 ee ee OE RADIO v Ait TOHN > AND GET ta feu Fe sila = i ; LONG WweaRr GAmE HE Bani S ne ° —— we | eet tt ie : mS Bid a& GRevcH wees Atwars AnD iT KEEPS Yov Busy oo a Bum CADDY AnD ~ Ra ee Fe eearinans ated 5 P OOM ETH NG -s ‘our Mille re Incidentally, the bookmakers say DRWING INTe THe ROUGH REPLACING THe DivoTs oy OUT oe segs non dl | £* oe Oe 47S, SERIOUS =. a reathed » BSS ; - ae : . e iy : ; ; ~~ _— — | a au that Quatrain is one of the six best AND BLAMING You Foe ‘7 HATES To 7 ow tc : OT a CA * at For AUNTIE me of the maxinru ¢urtiX «wo Cty & EA sellers fer the Derby. is —~2 @, ~~ : a ae Ps f } ~ Bic RE | eat > MaeT Tee v « se ; , _ — “a. to f i You- BowT | _ . a> 2 Being a seque! to Omar Khar- WTR You . 7] © | " , | 2 Yam. # is only natural that he ee eee - aan | FMii af should be popular with the race- | Ro ) BY A&A MAN WHE Dect s White the Pooamaker ceuld rot anes ‘ a Goerd CADDY AnD ™aR™S You — . ee nge: Pa TRAIGHT POowsn Tre Covesre page a eres eye a | R-R-RievS FEELYN °¢ ; é in A senmme fhe callie j B PSR Pr ret. he = CARD A 4 aa To EN @&GeE S Tou ; = . — s+ fF Zi at 4 i>. ¢ Somper hepei- conrertiog = A wai willing te bet that YO iTe Arid NS Has ~ Light SAG : : -_ ns ; ' i} . . a * tne 7 ; SB Wise 10 OO’ Hal SOU are ; Fre FUTVRE GA™mMES - - 3 = +f ig sa : ative, diste -a- itt, > owt wt we wrong. ~jL oP 2 s * [TS s* anv Macance i rea ty wa . . ~er xe 3 1 PUBLAC PESTA. . 7 nange. iI» = Present : +. Defects im . law. Lrurine = =" * 4 at is : - a4 > 4 i@ Iin2ce TF : tinved ca A GUY whese face : ik to Tt , i"THAT = I'a@ like te Use, 2 WHEN HA ‘ | SERMONS ! he mede secure, we mrust: of + he os he guy whe spite | we, SERMON IS SERM ons! ; essential integrity. We .. 94 sem From the top of the bus. Ws Pia S =a : a 2 , “ 55%. CAR | - INISHED HOW LONG 1S z ‘he country a iIsaw A. B @_m™ HAVE JOHN es the mest obvious “lawyer Plays ‘Elli, Ei im Suit | har | TUNE IN ON scape from tazaties ‘ ' . a: eam ee om or $5080.000 | s. ANOTNER f ime time exposing ; s ¥ “ ntemot by irading: x Hil diddite. adiddie, the Judge and Ss = 7 ’ ~>i3 ated Pro riaho 7s. the fiddle, | . drink pis In spite of having been vacci- . —onS © & seea iudae WT nated, President Coolidge is deter- . Me ec NE — mined te break the world’s hand- s re3.4 he diffeultics shaking record. | . i s and te tmdac ae — eee a : ee. 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