St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 7, 1925
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COMIC PAGE : = 3 =e | : | | ee Rebuilt Typewriters ) 2 : | MAY 6, 199 © nd Sewing Machines— -_ a > sre among the For Sale offers from day . 5 to day in the Post-Dispatch Want pages. . - = ae Advertise for your want if it isn’t adver- R —By BRI fe : The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service Ppacon’ sooty ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1925—44 PAGES. 1OL: 77. NO. 242. PRICE 2 CENTS ee ANE ae a . Co ; f mTOS BY RADIO, al 10 FRISCO Lord Leverhulme, ‘Who Founded Model Factory BY WIRELESS NEW YORK CITY folate Pictures Transmitted : | y , 4 " 3 4 ‘ Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | | + 5060 Miles In 20 Min- and the Chicago Daily News. | 4 a (Copyright. 1925.) ae eee ; Each in a History-| LONDON. May 7.—Viscount Le-) oe : a verhulme, who began business in RICE KETTEN 3 Journey. 1866 by gee soap into flakes) ; 5 ——= and later deveToped a world-wide | oe 4 trade: in soap, died today after a} 3 CO-OPERATES wes! \ : g 3 brief illness. Death was due to i | iq IN EXPERIMENT | bronchitis. 3'* was 73 years old. ; “22 ee Ee Se | ~~ — ' # —— | Besides being the greatest indus- ' i } ¢eeade . ; S ' ie | | . e jirial leader ever produced in En- | : ; | eS 2 q eee Ie © Portion of Trip | jana, he held the highest place as i a Over Sea and Across the a philanthropist, socia! organizer | z and lecturer. His success undoubt- | Continent Covered by ~ edly rests upon his colossal energy k : 99 combined with a romantic imagina- ; 2 ; Wireless Jumps. tion. He saw in the commonest hespenie forms of trade a great field for ad- | venture and with cOurage and rare associated Press. aad —_— Ww vORK May 7-—Photo- |'ndividuality he created vast enter- px * prises from such smal] beginnings hs, transmitted through the as fish mongering. 7 gm * most of the way, trare-sed 5060 From early boyhood he arose NY, s , over land and sea today, shortly after 4 o’clock every morn- 4 ing and as a rule he had accom- history-making jour-. «, @ leting a t ae at ,. | Plished a full day’s work before oe ee | | ’ pfrom Honolulu to New OT* | othérs reached their offices. | | | | | | | | | | | | | 2) minutes. After gaining his first fortune at | a me i cteae ea 4 vty Beven pictures of persons and the age of 35, he gave lavishly to | = | | ' ay. |charity and to educational institu- | ts concerned in the sham war sa a _|tions, hardly a year passing without | that the United — shamed |a princely donation. In dealing | Navy have been carrying on | with artists he had the name of be- 4 Hawali were transmitted ‘jing the hardest man to please in ; series of experiments. TWeDty |the world. Twice after commis- utes after the negative of. me af sioning famous artists to paint his re had been placed in the€/ portrait. he flew into a towering mitting apparatus at Hono- rage over the finished work. slashed | the completed picture was in | 59:+ the head and returped the mu- Tork. tilated canvas to the artist. first to | Radio Officials Elated. | Augustus John and then to Sir Wil- | We the experiments were conducted | jiam Orpen. Radio Corporation of Amer-| Owned Chain of Fish Shops. : with the co-operation of the Besides the great soap manufac- Radio officials declared |/turing concern of ver Bros., he were elated with the achieve- | controlled the Niger Trading Go., a great chain of retail fish shops Those in charge of the tests also|throughout the United Kingdom. Mounced the transmission ajand the Sanctas Disinfectant Fac- success from the point ofitory. of accuracy, asserting that ex- : ft reproductions had been ob- Wealth Disturbed Him. “ a | Four years after William Lever We The pictures transmitted includ-! began cutting soap he had won pro- | Wee Portraits of Major-General John! 4, jxtien -o a clerical job in the fac-| > . : iv. i elghly , gg eager tory. and when he married, two, * acted “ef ae Sant 4 se vears later. everyone who knew him 7 ” ee oe ee —— — scala thought that he had settled down ;Gov. Wallace. H. Farrington of], a ae « e i an | } . sere a oso Thee yeiy Sienna But not so William Lever, The pi ape Seiataee poche idea of becoming a soap manufac- i scenes; tne ship Seat . anf i tn in Copyright, 19 hate Mest aemny troops turer had taken definite shape in S pee ad ee os ‘ id F “i his mind, and soon he had a little Mees and a (Coast Guard defense factory of his own. His romantic — — = egy : 2 rise dated from that moment. It) a Sa a > wweless —- was @ fight. and a hard one, to WHAT A ; Ere eetones of telegraph wires! are fortune smile, but gradually! BRAIAS HE'S Has Ee two wireless jumps sidisialie util- she did, and before many years had Gcor * S H - me g59-mile transmission. passed his wealth had grown to as MIS rst wire jump was from Hon- mnet proportions that it disturbed A ~ FLASK ? Uto the company’s sending sta- him. = sé a at Kahuku, a distance of 29 Part of 1. was spent in creating oa a q At Kahuku, the pictures) nig mode! works and model] town — ¥) l, ‘oe the air for a 2372-mile at- ‘ , rte 3 £G SS ind of Port Sunlight. With its quaint af ¥ a ride-to Marshall, Cal..| 41q English style houses, red tiled , | 7 st = sd een: naeet wire! poofs and latticed windows, its gar- | | sheong company’s Bolinas Bay! gens and tree-lined streets. Port | lee ney «again =were/ sunlight is oné of the marvels of if iy | | sed. making a 2640-mile/ snqustrial England. The houses i} Se een § to Riverhead, Long Island. are rented to employes of the fac- | aig age me pictures’ were | sory for $2 a month. " as i 43 L v . oil a . } \\\ © ‘y ‘ : telegraph sie hy Lord Levéerhulme was the first \\\ z to the Radio company's of- 70H ' | in New York. great British employer to introduce é sensitn profit-sharing schemes and indus- ENVOY NOT INVITED trial co-partnership. “ a / The only question of success. he — 1/0 1 ' frequently said. is “Will you pay NL (oinb en’ 10 PILGRIMS DINNER the price of self- sacrifice?” Wil- SS “ToS —_ = 18, May %7—The French dor was not invited to the yims oe in London, writes ’ ‘in the Echo de Paris: ‘ire the envoys of Italy and Little Entente, although Ger- » Hungary, Portugal and Bra- Were represented. inax” also notes that Prime er Baldwin did not once men- ' France in his speech at the WILDS—By BUD FISHER ——_ ' France should have been Sut, “Pertinax” says, is “an ®n all the more regrettabie the new American Ambas- in London, Alanson B. ton, who was to speak in in England for the first time, ly is reputed by the diplo- ‘orps in Berlin. to which he Until a few months ax, * confirmed pro-German.” ughton’s address “Perti- Siys: “He began by sentienti- @eclaring that the American of Foreign Affairs is in of the American people, can only mean: America foreign a Policy.’ Teiiches With Coolidge. Assocta ted Pres. NGTON. May 7.—William 4 Bryan had lunch today | Is | > . dent Coolidge at the /italization of £56.627.000 (About | se. Mr. Bryan called on | $280,000,000). His plants were! lidge to pay hie respects!in England. Africa, the Unit- |. President invited him to ed States, Australia and Switzer-' fi a land. ae a § o ¢ | Riffian / | you.” | much change in ( An embezzlement warrant temperature. ' against Komar had been issued on | Missouri: Most- the application of the City Attor-| ly overcast to- | ney of Maplewood. | night and Friday. } “Lots of the money was taken) probably showers | i when people made their tax pay-| in west an 4d! ments,” Komar explained. “1 | south portions: [would issue receipts and put the} not much change |stubs in an envelope and, keep; in temperature. ‘them hidden. Two of those envel-| lilinois: Gen- erlly fair tonight except probably show- ers in extreme south portion; con. itinued cool: frost prebable in nerth | | aod central portions tonight. size larger today | (“ity | notice.that the rift had been with- | used contii- | AMUNDSEN MAY START FLIGHT AT SEAL BAY, DANE’S ISLAND ich s* e \ cay, ae i SS ! OSLO, Norway, May 7.—The | Shipping Gazette says the auxiliary | ship Farm of the Amnudsen North Pole expedition has reached Seal | Bay. Dane's Island, indicating this mav be the place from which the flight to the pole will start, Pre- | and abolished | Parliament | do | position compati- | nicht and Friday. WOMAN GIVES TIP ON CAR OF BEER WHEN RAGS’ CLINK Mrs. Jessie W. Reilly, Agent at Baden Station, Hears Suspicious Sounds at Un- loading. HER INFORMATION BRINGS THE POLICE | : | oe | Three Truckloads of Sup- | posed High-Voltage Prod- uct Seized — Three Men Arrested. o— — For 18 years Mrs, Jessie W. Reti- has been agent for the Wabash Railroad at Baden Station, in the extreme north end of St. Louis, and nothing much has happened there aside from her routine duties, which are plentiful. Today, how- ever, she heard some suspicious sounds and gave a “tip’’ to police, which resutied in the arrest of three men and the seizure of three truckloads of supposed real beer. lv a freight car where a consignment of “baled rags’ in cartons were | being transferred to tracks. What- jever sounds baled rags make, they certainly don't clink like glassware. Mrs. Reilly knew that. and when the cartons clinked, she decided they contained wet goods, instead of dry. She was right. Loaded Into Trucks: .At 8 o'clock this morning a Flint roadster drove up to the little sta- (tion and one of the two men in it sot out and presented a bill of lad- ing to the agent, calling for a con- | signment of “baled rags” from “H. | Lavene, Murphysboro, Til,” to ¢. | A. Caplan. St. Lovis.”* Before af NOOMss oy te showing him to the fréight car} “The order ‘\s “4 repoguitios of containing the “rags,” Mrs. Reilly | ny the Arsodiated Press. the human cat: rie _had his sign a receipt, which he | WASHINGTON, May 7.—One of | work,” Chief meee: oie Cid as “C. A. Caplan,-per George | ee ai, ig Pe: ize that &@ man is stationed on | vere My : » &° | the ——— conspiracies for weed OP beit for » lobe Gis is iikely While the agent went about oth- | Counterfeiting of Government se- | 1, become friendly with those whe er duties, “‘Murray”™ and his com- panion inspected the car. Soon | by seeret service officials here to. he will, in all Nkeliheod. be more five covered trucks arrived With | he invelved in the indictment at | ready to overlook law vrioclations one or more men on each and the | than he would if he were among ) penta | Pittsburg yesterday of eight men b. work of transferring the cartons | rangers. from the freight car to the trucks | on counterfeting charges. “For this reason | have told dis- ne begun. Between 40 and 50 persons are|trict captains to. transfer their Notifies Special agent. My Reilly is 68 years old and has been with the railroad for 26 | | years, but her ears are keen, and | | she heard the cartons clink when | handled roughly. Going a Iittle | closer, she became convinced they contained bottled goods. She then | notified Special Agent W. E. Duft a he transmitted her “tip” to ! the police. Eight detectives, led by Detec- tive-Sergeant William Dempsey, went to the station and hid. WNo one was near the freight car. but |a young man was not far away. Soon two trucks approached and | their drivers began to load the car- | tone. The trueks were seized and | the drivers and the third | were arrested. John Growe, teenth street. aryl Nelson 3241 Maffitt avenue, were the driv- ers. The third-man was Kaymond Reinecke, 1511 Palm street. who has been arrested twice before for beer running. Not far from where Reinecke had been standing police | found a third truck, already load- ed. which had been abandoned aft- er breaking down. Police believe | Reinecke had been driving truck and had returned for help. Not Labeled. 2820 North if- Bottles such as retail for 50 cents a bottle. The bottles were not labeled and the caps | plain. The pasteboard cartons were not lettered. The trucks and pris- oners were taken | quarters. (hief of les each. 2a bott ee ee ee to Detectives Kaiser an- nounced the beer had been shipped | here from (Til. He curmised idetails on bridges /wayre had caused ship by railroad. a brewery at Nashville. that the police and main high- the consignor to rather than mo- tor. | One of the trucks bore the name of Julius Schultz, 4161 Natural tridge avenue, and the trade marx of the Favorite brand of ham, bacon sausage and lard. Another bore the name of’the White Way |'Produce Co., 3206 North Nineteenth | street. — Trucks Had Returned. The three trucks which were seized had returned a second time, | according to Mre Reilly, who thinks at teast five truckloads had been hauled away before the police le ame. One of the trucks which es- caped had “Undertakers’ Supply Co.” painted on it, she said. Police ‘think the lettering may have been a grim joke. “Murray” and hits | companion had depetred in their 'roadeter before police arrived. The station fs at 1101 _ Bittner Oe EEE EE Oe” Continued en Page &. Coleme a. The suspicious sounds came from | man | Strong. the | The 184 eartons seized contained | were | police head- | |formal protest late today. would ee 1600 POLICE IN ST. LOUIS WALKING NEW BEATS TODAY | Reassignment of Every Ser- geant and Patrolman in All Districts Ordered by Chief Gerk. ANOTHER MOVE IN CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN ‘Idea Is to Free the Men From Being Hampered by Friendships They May Have Made. Every one of St. Louis’ 1600 unt~ formed Rolicemen is walking a new beat or patrolling a new precinct today, as a reguit of an order issued by Chief Gerk to district Captains to change the men about in their districts. The order was issued as another step in the campaign of the new Police Board to clean up St. Lovis, The object is to place policemen on beats where their law rcement work will not be ham by the fact that they are friends of saloon keepers, pool hal! preprietors and — others open to the suspicion of law violation. Sergeants Also ‘There are 1677 unifor pro- bationaries. patroimen and Ser- geants on the force, and with an allowance of 77 men for special duty sick leaves and apsences, the order affects 1600. Chief Gerk afi- nounced the trausfer order yestef- day afternoon at a meeting of ‘is- trict Captains, which. followed «@ conferange with the Police Board we - Begs * “tit ‘si —By a Staff Photographer. MRS JESSIE W. REILLY. MORE THAN 40 PERSONS HELD AS COUNTERFEITERS Alleged Makers and Dis- tributers of Fake War and Revenue Stamps Rounded Up by U. 5. Agents. . | A | curities ever discovered is declared 4 violate the law Kor this reason districts. putting each patrolman on a new beat and each sergeant in a strange precinct. If these changes do not Bring results we will see - what transfers from district to dfs- trict will de Deterudhed to Clans Up Cir. under arrest in three stages on charges of having manufactured and distributed fake war savings stamps and revenue strip stamps. Trial of the alleged teaders of the in Chicago next —— ang is to start ein “We are determined to clean up } . | Federal agents have captured | St. Louis. We want workers, not shirkers.”’ Chief Gerk’s order extends even to the traffic policemen, who are occupying new corners today be- fake stamps with a face value of $190,000 and agents in Chichgo have seized several of the coun- terfeiting outfits. Headquarters bes have been advised that con-| Cause of the possibility that they | Comstons have been obtained in 10; ™#Y have allowed infractions of ‘or 11 cases. the parking ordinance and other | Officials of the secret service | Tesulations to friends with whom | said today the gang had built up a they have become acquainted on | resourceful distributing organiza- their regular corners. tion by which the stamps were At the roll calls today. each Captain, following another phase of Chief Gerk’s order. urge his mam to activity against saloons. aisor- derly dance halls, pool reorwg which are the hangouts of pot've characters, and similar resorts. Each Captain announced that he wanted to see resulte from their work, and let if be known tn plain language that the man who is not getting results will be traneferred 'nassed along through friends of | the gangsters and cashed at post- offices. Most of the 4istributing 'was done through headquarters in Cleveland and Pittsburg and As- sistant Chief Murphy of the secret service said that those indicted ves- ‘ternlay were principally gang mem- bers who formed the distributing lend of the alleged conspiracy in | Pittsburg. nee ee The Government's hunt began to another district. last November. at which § time THOUSANDS IN HONOLULU SEE FLEET DEPART AT DAWN ~ | Assembled Craft Leaves Peart Har- | bor for Maneuvers That Wilt | Continue to May 29. | By the OLE) i Pree. ‘ENDS LIFE AFTER LEAVING - ESSAGE ON ON BLACKBOARD | °* persons el owe on the slopes © of the Punchbow! and around the Kanses City (Kan.) ‘School Prin- ‘top of extinct voleanie craters at cipal Wrute: “I'll Not Be at (44m today viewed the assembled hoot Today. Get a Sabstitute.” | United States fleet as it moved out | By the Amsociated Presa. of the harbor +in an impressive | KANSAS CITY, Kan., May 7.—}maval parade, departing on maneu- Cc. W. Myers, principal of the Pres- | vers which will continue until May cott School here for 20 years, com- : 2%. mitted suicide. at his home today. The departure gave residents of by taking poison. In a class room |the Hawalian islands their first — was found written tn Myers’ hand, | ?Pportunity to view the assembied on a blackboard with chalk the an- | fleet under way as the arrival OC. ae nouncement: “I will net be at /the battle craft ‘here some days school toduy. Get a substitute for |sinmee was after the fo my place.” His widow and frien is |4sainst Oahu tisiand. were unable to account for his act./ The Battle of Oahu diaclosed $900,000 TAX ON DODGE SALE Detroht Board Fixes Taxable Valua- ‘thon of Money at $45,000,000. By the Amociated Pres. DETROIT, Mich.. May 7.-—The Detroit Boerd of Assessors today fixed a taxable raluation of $45.- 900.000 on the money that accrusd to the John F. Dodge estate as ite share in*the sale of Dodge Bros.. Inc. The tax. against which represent- 'atives of the trustees were to make |counterfelt savings stamps began appearing in several «mall Ohfo and Pennsylvania towns. The mo led first into Cleveland, then Pittsburg and finally to 2h oct : _- amount to approximately $900,004. ee tee
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Gambling houses flourish, and disreputable saloons serve qguor to girls not out of their ‘teens. | The Sheriff's office had done noth- | ing to improve conditions so we de- : cided to take a hand ourselves.” | Li- | | -— iy a Post-Dispatch Join Hands Again—as Crusaders Staff Photographer. |DYER APPLIES FOR Application for a pardon or pa- rete for Ray Renard, Egan ganég- | ' . ster, as a reward for his services to | the , HERMAN HUNICKE FINANCIER, DIES: = Spent Nearly 62 of His 81 Years With Liberty Central Trust Co. PARDON FOR RENARD, |Prosecutor of Egan Gangsters | Would Reward Informer for | Services at Trials. ———— } With $100,000 guararitee fund Herman Hunicke, vice president ef the Liberty Central Trust ©€o.., en Gevernment as a witness | _agains t Egan gangsters and ue, [tee months. He was $1 years old, | Hin the trials of the St. Louis and | jand had spent almost 62 years of ‘Staunton mail robbery cases, which \his life with the Liberty Central. ented’ tn eae hae | He remained at his desk until! a) few weeks ago, when he decided to} been made to James A. Finch, Par- | retire,telling Wis associates that ne | don and Parole Attorney of the De- lwas tired and needed a little rest. tien Committee conviction, mittee. of the COMMITTEE HOPES TC STAGE ‘THE MIRACLE With $100,000 Raised, Gest Is Asked for Lowest Accept- able Guarantee. $300,000 quired for stag- jand widely known financier, died | ing “The Miracie” in St. Louis al- at his country home in Ferguson| ready in sight, Charles F. Hatfield, early today, following an illness cf | chairman of the Miracle Qrganiza- announced today partment of Justice, at Washington. |In nearly 60 years of service he was | Hatfield expressed a belief that /mnever absent from his desk because | of illness or any other reason until | nard’s behalf by Horace L. Dyer, | |December, 1922. who was special! prosecutor for the | Through his declining years’ Government in the trials and was | | | Hunicke was an enthusiastic pedes- | trian, and spent much time out of | instrumental in getting Renard to) , instrumental 7 s | doors. He had little use for such testify against his fellow gangsters. | ‘modern mechanical In recommending a pardon, or a | tomobiles. radios and airplanes, but parole if a pardon is not favored, The application was made ‘in Re- | that in Clevelan devices as au-'! | liked most to work in his garden ‘and look after his flock of chick- ' : = e he stated fully the na- figure. Dyer said he (ens. His home, at 505 Tiffin ave- —— a te a ~* , . e . ~. . oh te ; a 7 ; | ' Thus Mrs. William Thompson of ‘in Renard’s convicuon 0! _— stay in New Orleans, he came *9/,.) 3) cleveland’ k | Tested are known police characters | 0 yor . a Dh ir from interstate shipment an is ng by Cleveland's mista migat ) ee Wellston explains the activity of Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson photographed today at their from an intersia shit “St. Louis by steamboat and began | & es, mal others were charged with posses- seph M 1} ne found om tec tre men Pitie net tee heshen’ which ré ' home, 2136 Cherry avenue, Wellston, as they surveyed evidence his sentence of seven rears to the) es felines eavene hare ae & chart gave as much as a third of the er- hin 48 tea meal ne oe an er of the 7 , Ramsitie ME ri e ~~ * , : +; ao he > +’ ' . = . Z ; ptifi ad as al > | gained in their volunteer crusade against county saloons and wine Federal penitentiary at Atlanta,|;.. . ommission firm. At the out.) ue Cost He also pointed to sev “ ee on rte. 2 Sen ¢ me aU . . t se € id ' + - . =) meorie > : ; suited yesterday in the issuance of | gardens. As a result of affidavits made by them, Prosecuting At-, where he now Is. neak of the Civil War, however he | ©T2! features which indicate a more | taken in handbook raids. The lat- 2 = _ : and the second man was iden- ; . , f * &4 - ee gies RE ae |for Renard, but merely - stated | entered service as a member of the| 1, eneucmenh the total receipts punishment of persons following rus Fund of the Charlies Heuer, 2: «ho has! : [. there was no doubt that Renard’s) 4 our souri Volunteer In? PP acs iii —s ss cali ieacen, me gn ms? thelr =~ n de | se es bs _ saa ehieacis a a M iss i Volunteer Infan- or the three weeks stay were, an unlawful calling. var? of Art. New ¥ a robbery term in the Mis- pense Visit the saioons and nade ene ee =| try @e was a Sergeant at the time | poy , ison and w; te purchases of liquor. had been of value to the Govern- of his discharge in 1863 $401,000. Because the St. Lovis| Captain Johnson. of the Dayton | IF ear ~ ' . onsted : at ae we . ag NE ee re : — Coliseum affords 2000 more seats or | Pa.nting of ¢ " SS Se5 a= 6h ew Mrs. Thompson, a plump. gray. | ment. Dyer intends to seek rec-! Following a OE ati. aid the Cleveland anditeriam,| oe ee Prizes of Rome are. pore, 284 70kn. ©. Wee. ‘ shor n official position in St. Louis nie } .O . s ‘© woe i , c-¢ t. with a Post-Dispatch reporter ‘the ati st sae Louis tO ness with me German Savings pere would total $300.000 if as| Herman and Yetta Silverman. at/in New York. miit.ed as one of the bank conditions which led to her cam- | rae Cee bare th dae , Bank, which was housed in small | great enthusiasm is aroused, und / 2950 Dickson street, u eceipt| Tere :. : . - * j Pe nroredc ure int Pp 3 > €s Ses is n ‘ ‘ e ; . = es + c et he . ‘ sai ‘ ’ ip } iss ; expressed her intention of continu- |, ror tne pa attorney (oO COMGCUCT snd Main streets. He remained ! ~1e.a). i CSN ot | i” Ce mymous letter stating | "yr the ‘ssenieted Pree, tg MThile one robber remaine : ; bh { h th » , s . P - - : a ~o * = - 9 = faring at tt = = +7 ose fa) oring : é 7 i@\ eland mev er at an’ time aad th hi ; COPENHAGEN. ; a‘ her husband . at or opposing the application Can b€) eer it | pes ee ee atta pag na front room th | notorious criminals . | . . rs oe | ~1, . | areer, it becoming the Liberty . on the third floor, drive between the bank is ~— 4 h Excutors Memory of Charles Frohman heard. He ther rts the/- rty | dence here. , and a Sayx They Aren't Fanatics. Dealing Wit ALU. Vo i : ( eard. e thens repo to th pete tn SO0n ty wate | 7 police found 1 * rrele ©" a charge of four ; ow y a ' tice * —_ ; ; mS, ee : x. . President and the a gy PE bank in 1815 and t 1e@ Liberty Cen One advant e offered in St. | and d S 56 gallon ba | gates Mu r yard, Lo en, three o* Th e€ are ae a = - al Under Contested VM ills. at Ceremonies Today. pe nail mS ‘ 4s — k - i) cs ‘ tral Tr ust Co. in 18°1. ' Lot tis atwell aon is the support of | ae 25- -gall on barre! of whisky | * or envor, mask ed, he my, up the bank omps@on said at her Lome a . | ai 1d the latter makes a recom- T ‘alk Dail | epee ee . | mas two 56- (an offer to kill — ‘ the 2136 ali avenue. “I think that i|mendation to the President upon pies 7: he railroeds, which already have) per stills. po ee es Minister of Publie ee - . “ mamenetnitnendta es A = . +s ss ‘ .4a% 4 bn FI sas = aa ~ ' + P " ~— ” . me : » —_— . under proper conditions, the en- i'whom the final decision rests Since the death of his wife many areed to arrange special rates and | siiiiiniy ot operating. and a | nies wii eae Was placed at about $5000. kee a ate ae sgt es aoe | By the Jefferson City Correspond- ‘By the Aqsociated Press. 3 | . resis. years ago. he lived alone. but took run special trains from points tn uapdtinin an Pensa sacks. Si). es = : a er public g = r and Walker arm two of | | . * -- > ~ a - - rr ¢ ot , 0 ob — - — ‘ .. ‘ . : ‘ is T . ; b. o “> in the hands of the regularly cén- ent of the Post- Dispatch. NEW YORK, Mays —Memorial DEFAULTING CLERK his meals a the ame of his the surrounding rade territory edge of the yo. rb sne-iag knowl... mee pic. vas ae on are men under bond on stituted authorities. But when the} JEFFERSON CITY, May 7%.—) services in Town Hall this after- ~~"; daughter, Mrs. E. W. Hughes, re- | The railroads dij not co-operate in| ,, ther hud ne Sey pret, i i formed © 7 Pre reps a : Lely gar + £99 aie 7) enark the tenth anniver- MAY BE USED IN siding next door. He walked five thig way in tba npete and because rented the third floor | Soviet envoy in dt Bakery @o.. 1627 Biddle law enforcing agencies break down | Gov. Baker today signed a Dill noom wii mark the tenth aan iain Aint 3 “ose - a : bus i ween annet to two men several weeks ago No nuthorities. ‘ oy “ | OCcK: ily from : home to the t us } - . Apri! 32 ‘olicemen had A : ; - a . ’ . 4 Traini in Was 2iwarvs at is e x isthe to ies in = « . mel THem. : they have now attained in St. Louis % as P ase - — suger : ais ¢ . | When tvo nal ; | aunts. then UH ie time for the citi. | "68%? t© Temove the executor of | tants ee Se rep ot tie oe Conese ee Page Cue 7 ven |who came from neighboring Cities.| wsicon of iemaeh Shan bag oe Hof Detectives Kaiser was| fies = . : ~~ = 3 —— ieanme % —o ° sg be = ern oe = > a . . - > 2 Y “7 ontana at g39 : . . ” . . “ . _ 4i21 contest is; including 124 Americans. (ergy ‘ 24 , . Besides Mrs. Hughes. he is sur- Kiel Named Chairman. a = «(Ol Heuvuers sv ; zens to take a hand. an omate, WAS & WH! conte | : about $100 in my pocket. But I , ne eo | Fountain avent - supposed | re or =? cients ‘6 en ut e : Mion temaedeiee - Th : rt from t roun 2- | we. at 5:26 nm. m. SO : Mrs. Thompson was the leader! filed. except when the executor is | men of all faiths, naval officers and! coujidn’t enjoy myself. I went een pe vived by four grandchildren, Ed- The support from the naan customer ran out a «ide 4 yt recently and tol@ his men to! T | . : . . sien - - . “ . . ’ 4 — a - : ‘ + oa 7 - vr bi , OT _r - ~* a of a delegation of women which shown to have some direct henefi- civilians and relatives or friends of movie Detroit. but eoulés ne eax win. Harr | Maz eee avid Hie en ing terricory W Servers _ that Fonte nea was seen te cunate o fo: ire piace where Heuer | went . : : . . t on os “OT . 2 - @** “ys =o’ corti aoe 2379 , + hy “tty it Tw 1é a ’ rt T e>s : recentiy went to Clayton with a/ .i2) interest in the estate adverse 8°me of the victims are on the pro-/interested. I heard the Browns Hughes. Funeral services will be in the city itself. Atwe!l said. reon-aa of Nquor into a drain. The class | . friends loafed. os Jaw : . : ~ ' Ns 4 . ra ii« —* e 3 . a — . to + > Cure | ; + ~~ : " - . demand that law-enforcement coMm-| .,. that of the contestant. The bil) §T@™. were in town and wanted to see bel@ at the residence at 2:30 p. m. | ly due to the fact that the pubic” tomer. who was caught a rew f | veEywRer OF THE B Detective-Lieutenant egze- ditions be improved in the coun- —itl Deenses affective as @ law ca John Drew the actor. is eched- then play. because the, seca: Grain Saturday and the body will be cre- cam paign was begun at the aaa down the street Gas Abiren Pon. | ' Ptrailed 4 man aceused of bur- : I “tj : ? ¥ : © © © oe om . ‘ " af = /_ + - = , _ 2 , ; ty, She also financed the visit-of 4) yz, 9 uled for an address in memory of sg; Louis. and I was homesick. But | ™* ted at Valhalla Cemetery. Until | Of the circie — stehcsennpe “gees sa rig 4728 Vernon avenue A hie —_— - snown t@ assOciate with . . . P i ——— = y ‘ = ——— ‘ 7 » ‘ — ion @ . ss , . h - : r rh gn Te ny i t ; itv . = s . : ’ . ~~? debegati: m to Gov. Baker at Jeffer-) ry. yin provides that when a Charles. Frohman theatrical pro- |] was afraid there might be some | * * ™- S#turday the body, clad in hecie. woe rates * s ¢| Dint bottle of whisky was found in) pe co 2 1ouse at ler place and eon Cit ai : , or ducer who lost hie life on the T 2. ell Prana : the uniform of a é 4 ™ eteran resi nis WOske Up near the end 0: hie ke + nm nN wel newer road (arson ville It > y. iwill contest is instituted, the Pro- ' . one there whe knew me and that ™ . , a — , Bee which he «aid he h | -mmrblieatior of . . lide. was “It was as a result of that ac-/ 4. Judge shall apt int the ex-| “**? Drew announced recently) 1] would be grabbed iieiss will lie in state at am undertaking |the rum- he said, they found the! ae from Fonta a — - ‘0 co-operate with county A tf apper t , i appoint . - . 4 VC BB a20VOu. “ — ews ‘+ , —- . 3 9 ; ' ‘ : +? . ¢ _ mane feriands« ? + eros . . . = t b =~ ua en by the na. nt t tay” . tivity that I decided tw gO out and ecutor named in the will. as ad. 2 Frown oT Froh nam s&s “oe os ‘I thought I ha a a Svstem to heat marior at sine South (;rand boule- weg A had all veen ak o were arrested. ‘c= pretiinesss | fities in a raid) on the house drama ago. f. make cases against the more fla-/| ministrator pending termination of had arranged to have a e6peciai M@- the game. but the re is no svstem vard Hunicke was a ember of a taarrepmtniendl ; i a In a ratd on @ Neen rectar .| Uet «ne sonda’ Baturday 60s, TOs, 50a grant violators of the liaw,” she | ca ; p P . ; P -. — Smee + u . ‘ ; - ‘ ° > ’ “ I 34 n * ti re) . oe bee 7 ‘ P — } eee Aid as". . a ~ A * | ’ — o : “ge ‘allowed by law. The bill is man- oe “ssid , ake they did. I was worried about : Pin “ie ifttees to handie various ¥ pint bottle in a erat hane- pM ‘mont garage, 1256) ci “] asked n band to hel > me. ing the national anthem and read pow ther wan} Mrs. Alleen Weary of St. Joseph Commu&rees ic = "itne i ; Pe " Kirkwood iy nus t datory as to such appo!ntments “ing the na ai e »w ther would receire me } ; ders — ©® in the restaurant The char treet «= «enn tae avenue, art midnight We visited the woret of the saloons : - « sheerres oe ‘ account of the disaster writte ne Bi ica Tas elected State presi: tofP. E_. phases of the undertaking. | belon + , oe ’ ~ ‘ ; . a clase in dom . : ‘| When Removal May Be Made. = *” . poh i mrad ghee woe ea aL, ced to Carrie Witchell a ne ‘*" wn, Some. Dal : ? jal } : t the | er) money. ra fire? “par ; ~~ = - ; a , - ce ine ear jater wus _ . to Prosecuting Attorney Mueller, | sino _— “1 ‘cng mag Interest. me women and children frem the sink- a nied’ ~ —- 3ene 25 igh Six ballots were taken. | }.ouis City Hospital Trainine = - Otte cece . - modern co j , ~ . ’ . . t en may appoint ad . try . ade as Tm us h as $5 iD ‘. (2 i=), = a ** ac TA > y 7 . . ‘ o , 13 = > . on ‘es . . who tasued warrants robate vase ine vease! , ——S gor Cape Girardeau was chesen for the' Schoo! alumnae will be held to est g5 Sum 2 ; int . ’ von. ” Cor- ' . > =" in a night. but tw hen the + - + . Oe alle ebety we tcta te ; . . : hele, which bTi «ij - ““Lerrible Piaces.” soIne _— By oc 1 } te 4 co | Rear Admire Readiev A Fiske SE Es ENE ‘ sai id city o vention next vear in June Mrs. night at the Melbourne Hotel with ' a te: Se tae Mise Ela Ne “| know ef ne way to describe | Poretion te act as administrator, iv’. & Nw retired will spe ck sari eee vaS a year ago I wag Carolin Shoemaker of Columbus #3 members of this years graduat-. : Af ~, | duced the . 9 “a ir : tin?) »f b > ¢ rT e Rt . ; ~ > Just adie to pu? bac] what T I —— + - _— ee " 4 : : - se ves j .*e t loons we visited ex-| pending termination of the contest. | - eft New York. Sat- | n nat I had was elected * eresident ef th — untIi It "as quest : +? . 7 ~ : geet G: . . -' r , rs . teen avenue, for example. where we pur- | of ‘Probate Judges regularly re- the Trish qa? © KO on the : Was @ qu on of commit-' Mrs. Hallie Newell. St. Louis State ef Expression will give a program. | wope - 00 ’ Ree een 1 ee ae . ing pied, » » a — ‘ ; . ~ : , 7 is _ _ . - - ~ chased liquor without any questions | ‘moving executors when a will was i ¢nrecaatia head a + «es ele -- > -? : : ; She peinted to a row of bottles on oline tax to persons purchasing gas- mode Was Struck a Pennsy!l- | Oo rs ay peci | Swo Ss 7 ‘ cd x tonund Jaree men and | what «4 : vania railroad train ar! toda %-2) ’ be : . - pe JO Sh th best Ten r the oe at 9g gps marti _— Oline for use other than in motor meg 5 =—s = adil > m Filled to the verv :brim with erealMmv Bon bens and ( aramels ' : 2 . + oes are e a en ere Two of the % school as evirenre oo ne eT ciency | we hie les: and provi din that — h. »D A Geaii _ urvin iSamucn, ‘ ' ” - = es 4 . - * Se 2 _— peeping on — her half the cost shall be appertionea °* York. ; this lov elv MOTHERS’ DAY SPECIAL—for YOUR ut the Plymouth |. is to hime usd4an are oi the ethodist to the State Hi nee a nae Se i} e . “ . ‘ . , ; es . . ts oles izghway Commissien. i \ . , ets . ‘ bo P 4 howe whu tale faith, but @re not members of any The Gevernor teday ated he ’ led d ' | bother from YEH! y ee ally priced at....... Being Sw ope Shoes, th ual ~ ae pot here and k ; . 4 ay : ‘ 2? whom he intended de. "' ering it ~ . . = police innougced. ‘ . reform organization, although Mrs. would yete a bill which would re- On March 17 1924 “ahitinadeS i} Shipped Anywhere for 2sc Extra correct stv le are absolute Vv assure i * Rid im the cinity quiets down. Them pson poo contemplates join- quire the State te pay $12 5A } rested on 1 tru ™ - > — ; i 4 al ir ae hite Mars ] ar - is i > ° ee Pi¥V@d an . a hh eentiannh St > violators | TIP ther young man were arrested on Pignonci larshmalleow and English Wa! A delightful assortment of rich creamy tvpical of a large and varied 1 aaa and was arrested. He | i= bills ts larly aa 6 Nagel ON CAR OF BEER a truck at Breadway and Trier mut fing and iced in thick. rich Choco- Milk Choceolates—nuts and fruits and 4 . 1 10-year prisom term | »ad $25#. —"s agencies get to street. Three barrels of sup posed uit?" ith Eneglis b . al nuts. creamy crea mes. Luscious’ ment. very ind Was *s go to trial! the bank, work, Mrs. Thompson declared: WHEN ‘RAGS’ CLINK beer was on the truck can °t8¥ On a charge of president. “And that isn't all.” she come | ‘ed. “We're going after the gam- bling houses. too. The county its literally full of them and we wil] | aboue a mile ang a haif from th make cases against them along St. Louis County line. Mrs. Reilly with the saloens.” | said the trucks came to the station Have Two Daughters. /ever Switzer avenue from the di- Mr. and Mra. Thompson have | rection of the County and depart- two daughters. both married. ed the same way. The saloonkeepers named in war- +0 Cents a Bottle. Continued trem Page One. avenue, which is side north, and made by the Thompsene were: | @4y. retails at 50 cents a bottle. po- : of 9407 Soyth | lice say. Be Broadway: Maicoim MeDenalé of Reinecke, one of the men arrest- | WV pper Creve Coeur Lake: Andrew ed today, has been arrested twice men of $20) South Breedw-r: | before for beer running, and ac- # Gorilio of Edmundsen oe. quired the sobriquet of the “forge: - |} ful driver” because of his pretend- ed iogs of memory. when asked where he got the beer, and to St. Charies road: Martin of 9900 Seuth Broadway. Beverage, such as confiscated to- | a We'll Pay Your Debts Wellsten Office: 1486 Modiament Avr. BZ Very Special, 60c Tea Cakes Friday Only, 50c Fresh Strawberry Pocket Perhaps your mother would like some Fresh hom@grewn strawberries. if you Gainty Littl Cakes. Herz Tea Cakes. want to taste something GooD—take beautifully packed, make an ideal Moth- heme one of these delicious fresh straw ers Day Remembrance. berry pockets. . A Pound, 80c Friday, 35c Herz Contest Closes Today Hundreds of letters hare been received fram kiddies—such dear little essays on “Why ! Love My Mother.’ The Contest closes Today—and the following splendid folks have con- sented to act. as judges: Mrs. George Gelhorn. Presid ent League of Women Voters Mrs. Arthur Burr, President Parent-Teachers Assoctation Mr. Fullerton Place. President Advertising Club of St. Louis ' GOTHAM Gilp Sturt sux All the newest-Spring colors in exceptionally satisfactory Stock Ren Be ‘ne recent robbery some of eka Fiotimant. Ie hoy Rah i ’ Ime currency bearing Ul which Mave net been ex- “58 ' A 45 Dt e- fication marked “T was identified ag one of numbers “OODers, Chief Deputy > In the a ¢d announced, by M. a. found « = P'man - for the Wies- | cluding . amor ©e.. adjoining | files and |¢ ' and by G. A. Redman. page ofs ee ‘y salesman, whe wag. featured & _ the place. . . _* was im front of accused of | rard when ef the bank. ‘ene wt: hour a and threaten Red- 5. 8 declared that Walker : *? step teed — — = | ctliaeteeis + ele ae 3 hn. BR et SR Te cl
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= LOUIS POST-DISPTTH | | a THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1995. | ; ST LOUIS WIS POST-DISPATCH | | 3 eS OR ae MND PACE OF AOSISFOLLOW F7hat School Girs Sout) UROTCKYBACK LIQUOR STREAM Mary MacSwoiney: Here; WSSSSPASIS ~ ROMENNSCUPTIMMPIRTED BOASTS And’ Should #2 Wear \NMOSCOW FROM. DAMMED UP, SAY ““*P/t”s Passport Episode rnp ron $12.00, 00 Walker Hancock: V Wins _ Scholarship and t250 al ee me + UT'NEW GANG’ Va Fini mamcstmy , POLITICAL EXILE DRY OFFICIALS) stor set a Criminal Coninlencs to Vidtte | Anti Trust Laws of State That Is Not Unlawful” Annual Stipend. a Be ee - : ) si a eg PR Charged. Cc icts Held ~ a RES 188 See es : . » Ex-Convicts | ~~ i ae ae bet Mes Former Red Army Leader, Declare War on Rum Fleet: Denies She Defied, | : mnection With Holdup | PP a TE | Pardoned by Soviet Rul-' Has Prevented a Single United States. | Walker Hancock, ‘23 years i, : Se ee Lv the Arsoctated Preeae. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott E Old Orchard oe os Boao ae JACKSON, Miss., May Hp Phe ‘ a Cc a | Ba eee , ae ¥ | “Hn: . - a Miller, State revenue agent, cock of 4332 McPherson aven | eos , ™ : cit wens? =e ers, Is Willing to Take Bottle From Co ‘ filed in the ch ourt of Hinds this vear’s winner of th 1 eee Bike i, See ces "Se . | ' ming; Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of | filed in the chancery ¢ of the Prise 9 Webster Groves. ae ea, ? —— Sa ge ‘A Post | Terence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of County here, a suit against the Rome in sculpture. The vere . me — +: es 3 Le tie me ny Fost. | Ashore. Cork, who died in Brixton Prison Ford Motor Co., charging # crim- . titles him to three years’ re 2 se ae , me.” is ped bo Fee Re { | London in 1920 following a 74 day inal conspiracy to violate the anti- ee : te HB te % ; Ge fii BIL Sgt ini . , seek - port a ba ym Vaal a Am . iN 4 IDENTIFIED | we re wie sect : Bis: 'By the Associated Press. e the Agsociated Fress hunger strike, arrived in St. Louis o's in “Eee ine 5 ‘ an ee Ste oP t cto, | e aed srk hs ay sme ‘ . Migs oc c stipend of $1250. . SS RS ates : iO MOSCOW, May 7.—Leon Frotsky, | NEW YORK, May 7.—On sea (today on her second tour of the $12.000.000. pend o ’ AS PART OF LOOT) @ 832s: eae Coe | United States in behalf of the Irish ' Three months ago, Hancock wo i ES ee see oe eS | deposed soviet War Minister, re-| and on land, prohibition forces to- | Republican movement. It was her .All local Ford dealers in Missts- the George D. Widener eas RS | 9 $3: ‘ eS ‘, : a - é | | turned to Moscow «this morning day continued their war of ex-/second visit ta St. Louis. she hav- wr —- >i BB ig na ae 3 nvewerecseneaernge reruns Soa ; e ae y | : ’ ays, rohibition . ‘ ; leges that contracts . violate the ed. Six = ake 8 sag and spenta y ; been made by ar. ex-convict | po ee A eeenes ee “ pe | probably will be offered the com | ncloa ta A ac ment — aos deeap - since January has carried Paersethemenng taprie- of Mississippi: that « A a aild | Beta ee Monge Libbapecetnys etn eet 2254 pan ere s Bit we ¢ , , erat. | ® LOS ave w™*~ | her from coast to coast: d ribed ‘ he had a gang which would! & se °3 Oe Sooper oer , Ki 2 i % ; missariat of forj3ign trade, vacat les : Sane they are in restraint of trade, in- akers Earlier in his art studies, F . Br. 5 4 SU ae G Segeks: 5 =e . She 3 led by Leon Krassin’s appointment rounding counties, have initiated | political conditions in Ireland to- | y f * , ; | cock won awards at the St Louies Oe © Sam Bens of gunmen, bows etter Seay. as Ambassador to France ‘a cleanup which they say wWill|day from the Republican view | \Imical to the public welfare, an ° Le J are Rae a ene poe S as / S - s: . / : , 7 _ ' od School of Fine Arts, and in ; the raid of his headquarters te oe Be oe foe Sy grate Loe | This post Trotzky's “riends hope i make it impossible to procure point; and terminated an interv lew | Penge os aaa unlawful and crim: tists’ FOES Te er Sate mnontees Rexperee seeets ; | pte pints A: Ti : nal conspiracy. Artists’ Gulld competition. fay and to his arrest. along, 3 pesos at . pr eeees rte tae, | will help restore him to some de- liquor inland. with an interesting explanation of | MISS MARY MacSWINEY. The bill al ha that th I Se Of Rome in scutga ha companion, in the investiga-| #%. cages Serpe : | gree of power by leading toa more| Dry Officials assert that not @\the Chicago passport incident the eclipse and that is not unlaw-| F a M t ‘Ga. ; a tte ietribut- clean-UP | and an equal prize in paintin ¢ ; en eS sie ole. rae: , 'ease. not even one bottle of liquor “T had al : e eclipse an at is not unlaw-| For otor Co. an “ ° g, have a a os a Se RE. Se a teneees : ‘ ae ' ase, ad already spoken in cities ~ ing 150|been awarded annually for opm of the Prey. Topbery yester-| Baa SO eS oe vores. : oct ag renege pd hia map 5¢ has been brought ashore ‘on thé/{n New York, Connecticut, Massa- ye , ors, See. thy. Saari. Ce. Se those ar-| Years. The winner of this yea }morning of the Old Orchard! #! yan Ps ig re stati he! Pose in ikon of coast under surveillance since the|chusetts and Washington. D. oo Miss MacSwiney recailed that her/City Motor Co.\of Memphis, fe prize in painting, according t s Bank, Webster Groves PRY, ge a es we = ™ a ‘blockade was imposed. ishe related, “when I came to Chi- previous tour was preceded by an quires an agreement with local haracters. New York dispatch, is Michael . 4 PRE 5 — pig, Borris, svi aap tidiaty or ae The semplanes, 13 in number, | cago Imagine my surprise wh | appearance before a committee of ,dealers fixing the resale price of r posses- seph Mueller of the Yale shoo! : oney found on ttc t'“o me n | oy Tee ies 2 sit oF bs ga } runze, W ho ee ce hme iainets joined the const guard fleet. ee Chicage neweneien ba: conte ee | one hundred, sitting at Washington. | Ford automobiles, that dealers are men were! Fine Arts. midentified as part or the bank BEE Ss semthoe ee pe ee 4 wart ee ce Beh a (ty dllrace Al llama They are being used in mapping| story that I said I was in this esun- nett meg a ae re ene tel forced to sell to the public cars at f eee | * 3 ins Sip osition. o : e | . . , . ' ecas l . wf The lat- The prize tn sculpture is donates | and the second man was iden-! Ee & Be ‘" Wel AY rae : and photographing the positions Of /try without a passport, would ner | nits abaienem enna a nea pace aa the exact sage gece ~ = oe: ee yagrancy by Samuel a Parrish of South: as one of the robbers Seen | eee | . bs "- ‘ Fr ‘ 2 e Ss, 2 - a x dence of} play at the Grand Central galle 4 ven = thy — je i, who pcs tae he en ae seer er be Martha Stoecker, at left, wearing a “correct” costume for school, oreient ies Ae tue eatlond: Smog mie gies Arai gw It all came about through some| cause we are determined it won't. yesterday. The entire place was a ae seem ; ‘,and Doris Maschoff in an “incorrect” dress, in the fashion show of, | ne Sng 5 : | English agent, who perpetrated the! w Republican movement] - : of whisky soviet envoy, M. Kobetzky, wit masked, held up the bank This apparent indifference is be- months yesterday, said owners of perp We of the pu riot of ostrict feathers, even the the Kirkwood High Schoo] class in Domestic Arts and Sciences . is 4 4,,| false story. I received a letter! take the position that independence; — engines pulling the royal] trains be- ing decorated with them. The city cop- | #7 offer to kill Premier Staunin . and a| Minister of Public Weifare Borate sacks. Si).| jerge. and other public men and led know!-| fire to the Government building tating; The arrests were made when t third floor| soviet envoy informed the Dani : &k ago No | tuthorities. 4 3 7 April 22. Policemen had | pressed and tired. but his race speakers said that the big fleet op- on my tour at once, which I did 1776. The E nglish Government feathers were hahded to the eldest Depieediamitieearenre- a — +. ~ vaabonnneg- ee . pted them. Clash in Style Parad @»rightened when me saw the smart : erating against Ram Row ing vi- “As to the passport itself that te alas ‘ea ffered the revolutionists ev- burgher, who presented them te ST LOUIS POST-f SPA b Be: of Detectives Kaiser was | group aw alting him, and he eNn-' olating the Washington conrierence another matter. I am not uote ve erything in the way of freedom— the Prince. rae ti Red tria $s ee | | Saged = in animated conversation | agreement for limitation of naval) give England the satisfaction of| tree trede. free ports. treasury and) The foyal party remained i recentiy and told his men to with those friends. Comments armament. More than 60 boats. ree i ° ° ‘ ; ° finding out. Ym J —if only they would ac-| George over night. The Prince at- Bfor the place where Heuer. Twenty-Eight Ritennkd High School Girls’ in| were made upon his aged appear-| large and small, are now patrolling ou cen say’ that 1) acme came into this country on a ray ‘ledge the crown. 'tended a dance. i anc ; hai is uch gray w. The et j e . ay of’ knowledé ms friends loafed. On Jon-! }ance. His hair is much grayer, Rum Row. The fleet is directed Tiactive-Lieutenast een Gowns of Own Make, Display Correct |than jt was a year ago and there by wireless from Washington and) = lieved to reflect the attitude of the 4p, property should be held| , : : | general public toward Trotzky. The equally guilty with the seller and| from the immigration office in Chi-| jg an alienable right, just as life, cago, in which they aske | of hJappiness | people seem to care little about the; nogsessor of liquor. call at my counsiemaie aan a vert liberty _— —~ pte amp of | Prince was welcomed by a com- / future of the once powerful politi- Some Canadian war veterans are, ; : Oo show | as describes . 'mand of 150 local farmers, all of Mhree men under bond o . Fl H | se | ee ‘ my passport. I explained I did not dence. Our position is iden- 4 Pmpter — cal figure. ee eae — a. Nock: ‘ Indepen Mes of attempted burglary at apper and er Ancestor _ cna a Pha 2 a all stirred up over the | ne gen have a passport with me, and also tical] with that of George Washing- them wearing feathers in their 9° ys “aT > Oe oy = ‘ i ies in a raid on the house | ¥°@'S 460, fashionable ladie of t ings and tan oxfords, was the ex- | ‘YOU ARE NOW BEING HELD UP’ Convention ‘Loses After Adopting 60s, TOs, 80s and 90s, impersonated ample offered as the correct school] ; 3 33 z = 5 3 ] When Ted Lewis Plays | ' eee RBar rdav Includi Onc 4 | ) iai% «na sundays one vee turday. te Acer. sas $4 Resolutions, Including rectanurant ' nt Gunday ne VeORr.. ; hy y rris j ‘OSTUMES | epety | 4s “ °9 , . ae n fv we wine Geek fae ois that of two automn. | °3 high school giris in sg um . costum*s “It Looks Like It,” Oil Station Opposing Birth Control. Ow e e a ~ woe sd : yy . * . ae >- ? > r Ones oT I "Tt"; . 4 3 « The correct iy-attil ed shopper | Manager Replies to Robber. eS ae %.4 | annul ] convention of ‘ | ggedlapehalll MBean glietaaealina 2m ar outa Ma bank or : pay roll rol : ee their ancestresses were displayed wore q tailored suit of grav. with | “You are now being held up.” et eae raed ee a ‘ my mo , Aji ‘ iver! ui i 3 : 2 : : . . : = . . ‘ oon ae? *. \ re f ‘ ; eo ae Or ie held wp the’ manager | °° ©O™Ta™ ‘° the costume of the 4 small close fitting hat, while the Robert Baldwin, manager of the the Council of ¢ atholic Women of and _ ite : ee Men ei p ihe manager ' nord ds Te , ras 7 “P rehdiocese ¢ 1 at room. and _Twatis omnis 1% month nndae 1 4 ) ' ‘girl of today in a fashion parade jneorre. tiv-dressed shopper wore a Standard Oi] Co. station at Sarah the St. Louls Arcndiocese closed - ape Hodiamont garage 258 . — . ar - - t. a, | 1, * . ’ ‘ T . +7 >” ‘ 4 ef * ‘ , x it} Lhe « ® Bmont avenue ae midnight at Kirkwood High Schoo] |} \ tal2 micay pioguse, a skirt ‘and ceoat street and Pa ge boulev ard. had no Hiotel Statie! veste pt: Wi : Nobod > . ‘ ryi¢ S4 ’ . . ~ and 8 y “4 = ‘ . lak : re es . 7 . . @ - : rr ‘ 7} ‘ore ‘ ? le a » class in domestic arts and science which did not match. high-heeled; doubt of the truth of this an-. | re-election of all officers and © y 0 \ es Ou - 0 at hane- 3 oans . weanhnee merter oe Sn The coat b torent ae roo laee Tau 2. ell a ne- ere , uM“ b 2 ' ay and stole The RBuick sedan ee ee . 4 2 4 . e]) tions .. a eS eee cl Serthold Schweit Renee yesterday afternoon. Shoes and was bare-headed nouncement, made at the station | adoption: of 14 resolutions. arrested aati Atiee RAND Shoid Schweitzer, 1246 Am- \ ’ ae 2 so i a “ Q Dg - 1¢ the reeolutions adopted place TY) eeme point Upon a a, os The girl correctly attired for at 6:40 p. m. yesterday by a man Among ” —s r on ol bi R d 241 D . if car jater was _— Le et ; s . aie: OE gee . : ; . favoring ination C a Ee med 1} = modern costume scored in the COnN- gnort wore a skirt and blouse made who emphasized his statement by Were ones favoring the elimination um 1a ecor mne¢d on Olive Street road , et on iti : ; , sas ~ he Clover eY) ag l iy'é : roa " test as SUT) med wy) eR tne '@at he ’ ul per fashion ot orange-t olored pp) ‘odd ing Bald™w m iy”) the ribs with of yh ars, pT 1iSllNigz the (,overnm nt T d L f Lat ! ‘2 ° ; iy ine o . . * *a7 - d ; : : ec + + re a . ; Sa sg, heptane nh 4 iNdi- iss Elia Nora Miller, as she intre- flannel. a rou) a- asi . j . ° * “— - a i : bg themselves. “A few The modern frock was cut from 2 hat in shades of orange and yellow. mented. women in industry to better their oie a style all their own—smoothing saxophone melo- alter thie ; t or > , one 2 a . , : . i : as . . : wile é . , ; . = his theft, at 6 u. i. yard and a half to 3 vards of. ma- The vir incorrectly attired for The robber took $47 from the | wage, UVving and working condi- ies, a little hot work on the muted cornet and then sway, apparent); tie SATNC terial. while that of her predecessor ernart war eee wey oe ee fei1* | cash revieter and fle tions. condemning the “growing the inimitable Ted wandering all over the scale on r pap t lai, I sport wore paid Lop Aart. I i aSil register and fle ‘ j hi ] ear > 1ed up a negro watch- required from 10 to 15 yards; the sports hat. but committed the grave | > . - > , | conte mpt for law whether by pub- is clarinet. ¢ °S in the Pivmouth Garage -~ana , ae , oy} ee eae Bt Head Sage FP nf ! Princess Yolanda’s Son Dies. as , ' -anneniracy ”’ ‘ ’ . i a UT } zal age. ea iS modern gir ~ frock Ww eighed tale error of we aring " la e-trimmed | hc outoreo nk or secrecy conspiras V.~. rae : : : : sons : a sae Tr P . “4 avenue, and stole the one to one ani a half pounds, lingerie frock beneath By the Associated Presa 'and opposing Federal contro] of ed- Mn ; , e? . & ‘ . " . d a % ; Z a P ; * . ; é +4 s* i ‘ . s . MR base Y " - . : s “ss iii wa & “a a Se > ae of (. E. Farring- while one dating 1890, with stiffly- iad teahestinnt’ eomeene ‘Cie ates PINEROLA, Italy, May 7.—The | ucation. Oregon's compulsory edu- Ted a d His Band Are at the ‘ a *l Hamilton avenue. boned basque, lined and stiffened 2 a aE ie e, beig si dies son born on May 1to the Princess! cation law and the Cummins-Vai! Orpheu Thi Ww Rk! A ‘ * é * linge Was ai irocnrn O peige Sa.in,; .. ‘ as ~ = ° fi eae ‘ . . - — aa m Detectives on Watch. akirt and bead@=d black dolman ee faahioned eins entirely | Yolanda, wife of .¢ oun Calvi di! bil] for the legalization of dissemi- , is eer. .¢ . a . » iae stay AGAmiiiVi’d 4 . ‘ . . ‘ . . . , t t - ay " ettives uw , , reighe yi yunds a , Bergolo, died this mornite. ' nation of birth control information. Ives were placed quietly to | ayeigned 12: pat val r ‘ +; suitable for a dressy afternoon oc- - ' Ae. — Hot Tamal M i] on ) 7. + ’ ' ar etry} tic : banke and pay ‘rolls vester- Econc ay 1 oe oS Oe eee casion. Hier correct rival wore e o y- The Whispering Pianist. . : “nase anothe xint | favo if t} L3¢ } 7 When the word came that 7 aaNet ee sits he green chiffon. low-necked and —— Can’ t Your Frien ? | a len or ©: modern garb. Stitched by machin- = speedster had heen sinha 3 sieeveless. » LA Old Orchard Syhte Rank lon. ery it materializes in a few hours : Siiiaaiea for the Housewife. . SPECIAL CLEAN-UP SALE OF “ _ si ts > th ; — ; Inhorate } if ther . ahtont: E . 5 vrhreere » ejavnorat¢e one or Qvine!l a3 , a 4 ‘ . Dete. ives and Countv Te 1) , . the up ! Thi incorrect costume Lor € evitte were dispatched to pene secon required weeks in|). 0... at her- tasks was illus- CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR O, Katharina! Tenor Solo. Billy Jones. eS -“rsonville house at once. e: Ae trated by a model wearing 4 dara 4 . . ; Phanch.” & Cosvert Q@chotl Custalint. Ce ei aw ih ee allele Stundvade iol ale é it Bie Cates Sweet Onion Time. Tenor and Baritone Duet. ithe house was found Schweit- Correct and incorrect costumes y47) apron, wrongly adopted onthe BS eS Billy Jones and Ernest Hare. 332 D = 75c peard Case. w hic } } _ ‘ ft for schoo] wear. for shopping, for Y rincipal th it they ““Wou d not — ’ ° . . . . Buick, Meanw bioce acekad sports, for evening wear and for Low the dirt.” while the correctly r OMe CHILDREN 8 $2.50 and $3.00 Silver Sands of Waikiki. Tenor and Baritene : aa ll Duet. Lewis James and Elliott Shaw. PHudsor, was found abandoned housework, were shown also by Uv- attired houseworker wore a white d 0 f ds Straps an xior By the Mississippi. Tenor and Baritone Duet. Persity City. On it was a ji- ing examples. A frock of black | .otton apron froeR®. all in one piece, Which had been stolen from | Crepe. sleeveless. low-necked, much and planned with the express idea . 1 L which was the number that | embroidered and worn with chame of jts showing the least sign of Lewis James and Elliott Shaw. 323 D 75c That’s My Girl. Fox Trot. Leo Reisman and His Orchestra. e At the End of the Road. Fox Trot. Sam Lanin and His Roseland Orchestra. 324 D 75c Rnoted by the bank cashier | Pagne-colored stockings, | high- | dirt and being changed as soon as @ bank robbery. heeled shoes and a string of beads, | gojled. Sizes 5 to 8 Let It Rain, Let It Pour. Fox Trot. The Co- lumbians. Brown Blonde Satin fun Calf Buckle Pump In Patent and Two-Tones the raiders reached the) provided the horrible example of| The entire class of 2S girls pa- ethey found th ree men and | what a schoolgirl should not wear |raded in gowns of their own work- ‘Women there. Two of the |to school, while a frock having a|manship, each designed and made Who described themselves as red woolen waist, with skirt at- by the wearer in the domestic aci- Btone and Jack Rosenbaum. | tached of black and white checked ‘ence laboratories been fdentinc Q by Rey) ee ;Fatchman at the Piymouth ! ) Shoes are the best it is offer at this low price. said to him: “Gét the hel! out of $75.000 — for College. . . | ae eee | . ; Sigh rot. 3 pe Shoes, both ( ualtty and tag ‘S hose who stole | pere and keep away til: everything Disnate! In this greatly underpriced group are | In - Little Love Boat ox Trot an gg le are absolute Vv assured. faiders } De ae SDReuneeS. | quiet se down.” None of the six of- (3 AL rE SB U [ - 1 rom the es- the styles illustrated, and many others, bians. - to ho =~ 42 tne wvicipity ficers, employes and customers whe tate of the late Phillip Stoneberg including straps and Oxfords in paten’, : - . 4 and “san a ie ae a were in the bank has identifie d former Supe rintendent of Si hools tar and two-tones Splendid shoes for i ae eer age the most ce . ae Arrived i ¢ M > ‘ fea. § ee oy ] well mce } Gewed Pumps are also notable 4 mM and were Samad oie any of the prisoners. All the pri: in Stoner Connie. Snox Coltiers will dress plas ll mad With @ev origina an Pp casing interpretation Mee Charies Sic ¢....... ... oners deny connection with the , soles of the popular music of the day. | inug, comfortable fit. We two distinctive models a large and varied assort- YY. former bar- serail : receive a wift of $75.000. Stone- for “Din: ¢ (~ — int ‘olbeck : ‘robbery. 3 | nA leader nt , tay beck, Egan |* | ‘hen arrested, had 3297 berg was ee ee from Knox in ip) * COLUMBIA DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. parrived sani rao eee ST omada Aaa p areaber a and Walker | 1899 and had been a liberal] sup- LITTLE TOTS, $1.75 and $2.00 a 2 -\ 7 Pine Street. St. Louts, Mo. as arrested. He | * porter of the institution ever since. j “Ay gel Central 1945 Sd a 10-yve, ar prisr won i nad $260. W. F. Barth. cashier of | Sh emery and was { aisha pewter | the bank, and J. B. Ackfeid, vice It is expected that the money will Straps, Oxfords, oes : On today res 0 £0 to trial mum tle lo “te¢¥ntinn « : - ¢ a charge of , president, have identfied marks on| be available within a short time. « Ja ’ ; Pha OE in the recent robbery | some of these bills as those made | K at Florissant. In his by Barth in accounting. One $2) : “y thy SILK STOCKINGS _ Some currency bearing | bill which Hever had was marked Cc en ich } have not been ex-’ “50" and another was marked ‘60. ears , | A $5 bill which Walker had wae We'll Pay | fication Announced. | marked “105” and “775.” both KOT Was er ratched in pencil. | » ¢ rest S rin rs these identifidd as one of | numbers being scratched in pencs!. | D bt p g colo in bk robbers, Chief In the Carsonville house were our e % A wonderful bargain opportunity § in Deputy ' ne ally satisfactory Stockings. e a d @nnounced, by M. A. found a ‘safe-breaking outfit, in- Shoes for little bors and giris—sar.- r — S8tlesman for the Wiles- | cluding hammers, punches, drills, We'll show you how to dais, Oxfords and play Shoes in tan Lumber Co., adjoining | files and candles, and the front group all those worrisome matent and colored kid. You will wa values are so great lhe by G. A. Redman, | page of a newspaper, on a was’ debtsintooneandthen pay neveral pairs, the y os °Z YT? » bh E ~ t e mufr- ° > : Ra ens 1 sy DO was) featured an ecco ‘er it all off in easy monthly or der of Edward O'Brien, bus dri\ er “sid he was in front of accused of turning holdup man, | weekly payments. Not op saie at l‘ptown Stores. , Om sale at yard when the four | whose body was found on April 9. | . Downtown ft the bank, Walker be.|on Plymouth avehue, near the city, Industrial Loan Company Store Oni} a Without a mask. Block | limits. The police think that asso- | 714 Chestnut Street er stop and threaten Red- | « jates of Heuer may know some- | Wellsten Office; 1486 Hodiamont Av. +4 wate — bh declared that W alker | thing about that crime. 2 SS / i. . sii ibanilibealiadicditiae a ee a a on
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The raid on -inaggio’s saloon followed the purchase of a drink of liquor in the place by a pro- hibitien agent several days ago. When a search warrant was served on Dinaggio resterday by James Dillon, chief of the ralding squad. the only evidences found was a quantity of labels of pre-prohibI- tion brands of whisky. The find- ing of the labels caused the agents to conduct a thorough search of the premises, during which the cistribution depot, adjoining the saloon, was discovered. A second esearch Warrant was oDtained and the piace entered. Beer Cooling on Ice. In the distribution depot. occu- pring the first floor and-basement. the agents found 100 gallons ctf 175-proof alcohol, 300 gallons of whisky aging in barrels, 16 hatt- pint bottles of whisky, 15 cases cof beer and quantities of coloring matter, botties and corks. No still was found and no one was in the place when the raiders entered, ai- though a quantity of beer was found cooling in a tub of ice. A Government chemist. who ac- companied the raiding party, de- clared the alcohol to be “moon- shine,” distilled through one of the numerous processes employed by bootleggers. ‘Ine agents expressed the belief that there was a pos- sible connection between the dis- tribution depot and the large dl.- tillery discovered at Tenth and Wash streete last week. A nutm- ber of cans found in the place wrapped in suger sacks, are be- lieved to have been used in trans- porting the alcohol to the depot, where it was “cut” ang colored and allowed to age in the barrels found in the basement. Third Successful Scizure. An tmproevised garage. close to the storehouse. is beleved = by agents to have been used to load automobiles and trucks with the liquor. The garage has a door opening on Spruce street and ma- chines could have been driven from the Mace after loading. Al- theugh the garage is immediately in the rear of hie saloon, Dinaiggo denied any knowledge of its use or of the storehouse pext door. He told the agents he purchased the taloon abovt a month ago and had failed to discover the activi- tles next door since taking charge. lie was arrested and charged with possession of liquer im vielation of the prohibitien law. WIDOW RENOUNCES WILL FOR AWARD ALLOWED UNDER LAW Mrs. Emma Hoehner of Belleville to Take Half of Fatate in Pret- cremce to $10,000. Mra. Emma Hoehner. widow of the late C. Andrew Hoeehner. whe died Oct. 22 last year, yesterday re- reunced the provisions of the will and elected to take a widow's award, which is ome vear'’s support, m homestead right. which is ecc2- pancy of the family dwelling on Seuth lllinelis sireet, Belleville, and one-half the real and persenal ea- tate. Under the prvvisiens of her husband's wiil, Mrs. Hoehner wns given $10,000, the household furni- ture and one year’s residence in the home dwelling The personal estate is valued $29,848.25. It will be up to an ap- rraigser to determine what Mr«. Hoerr should have as a widow's award for one year’s support after her husband's death. Under he husband’s will two brothers and two sisters of the testator were to receive the bulk of the estate. nt | Sale of Trunks and Suitcases ee —— SS nee - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one oth-r evening newspaper COMBINED eS ¢ A Servicii Five conveniently ways and two banks of e STIX. BAER & FULLER Pen in back s 42 I wnstairs Store "Dotted Curtain Mar quistite, ap Yard a ‘ mJ iv Gotted page Rell - % » ws ei * . . : Iria wT, od. “A Whe erm bre} der’ show n : a}} | ew ‘Spr ng a} won ee : Sizes vy ¥ Carls. Wwnstairs hecK nainsoox Mew s Nainsook Union Suits, 18 ive ™ ide ee mS e) oak ic webbing in Dack All are ‘fu arge ‘ iret @uai ty Zarments: sizes o6 to 44. Do wr a= Sk a * ‘ + th oom - a P| A Trel i” Ser ¥ ww —9x1Z2 Velwet Rugs ......... 14—9x12 Velvet Rugs ........ ‘ 32—9x12 Axminster Rugs ...... 17—9x12 Axminster Rugs ..... : 19—9x12 Wool Wilton Rugs..... 8—9x12 Brussels Rugs ....... 8—8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs. ... 6—8.3x10.6 Rugs ...... = 2—8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs... és 6—8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs. . .. >—8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs. - .. 2—8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs. - - . 3—8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs. . .. 2—6.9x12 Axminster Rugs... . - - S—7.6x19 6 Axminster Rugs... 2—6x9 Wilton ES aa Rugs 22—27x54-Inch Wilton Rugs... .. 105—27x60-Inch Axminster Rugs, (Downstales = Se Bo. abe Suis duced many prices, and our patrons will find , - — et $ “ Same = = em: ; | _ ~ ~ - : . “4 > 3 et ‘we s “3 . { ' 4 5 § Fs : - a —=— - . ‘es : vi . = “) ’ : as “ s | ‘ ioe - 4 tt ae * 4 vn Agitated ak hil ~~ aap et er » , P a & q . —- SNS : ets. Oe: cis : Ao > ra , Prt “he ite v 7. 7 s ap > ie et te é Fes 2 > "9 ry { = | ~ ‘ a’ * _ ~~ = Of Special Off Women’s F At $595 WE have re-grouped, for this Sand pairs of Footwear in the Season. The fact that they have Our regular stocks assures a high The group includes Oxfords, mde gp black satin, tari calf, All sizes are represented, but | Girls’ Footwear. Oxfords and strap slippers for “atured at this special price. The Pairs. representing discontinued a > St materiais—all of excellent
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eee hay: 5 THURSDay., MAY 7. 1995 4 A Service direct to Downstairs Store. ade Wash Suits to take advantage of ‘he wonder- h this offering. This sale is one of t that you supply the boys’ needs pnally low price for such high-grade , tan Linen inen , 7 Poplin rs, middies le Suits for ll made, ex- he quantity g quantity to 8. Stairs Store.) cs at 59c Yard al silk fabrics. They are the season’s ful range of woven stripes of dif- had in lengths from 3 to 9 yards. ses, jumpers and other purposes. ‘3 o’Clock Special Dress Voiles At 25c Yard Offering 3,000 yards of hard twist, printed dress mette rd hly mer- Satinette Five conveniently placed stair. : ways and two banks of elevators ~ MAY 7 * THURSDAY, 1925. Xs ee ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CiTY Circulation ihan BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED etn ee ae ~ eee ee ee ee AER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Store Your Furs In Our Cold Storage Vaults cleaned soot before hung in Soot raae Ort ned cold inery. They will be which are kept at freezi air foreed through the wg Charges are moderate, (Third Floor.) a. , : P ] (‘Si S/d eee 4 teoe “AS Vi . 3g ig. Googe ? ee ee’ ee : a sting Offerings Introducing to St. Louis—the Ladiana Dress Length Living Models Will Demonstrate These Lengths, Which Become Lovely Voile Dresses ina Few Moments >] VERY easy manner for selecting and making a becoming Sum- mer frock, at a trifling cost. Voile of sheer quality for a complete dress of any size. 5Q Each ' Each pattern contains enough A deep border design is combined with allover fancy block pattern— so that the dress requires no trimming except perhaps a bit of rib- bon. Navy with gold design Peach with blue Black with white Orchid with white ~ The color combinations offer a most interesting choice. Tan with brown design Orange with martel White with blue _ Copen with white White with black design (Wash Goods—Second Floor.) ‘ HESE T long, gures in bts; 36 voiles in light and dark used for colors; 39 inches wide. (Downstairs Store.) nation of the New York tion We Offer 914 Rugs Aur Regular Stock of at Low Cost is in New York attending the Rug and in anticipation of the pur- 1 make, necessitates the reduction mt stock. We have therefore re- prices, and our patrons will find it able investment to buy now. First alities. | cminster Rugs...... . $26.98 elvet Rugs..... 6 ph 2 ae : Pes >. - ~ou : ‘. . —_ J = . . ’ ally Low Price of 69c “TOM SAWYER” Shirt eral excellence. The Shirts novelty patterns. 14—Blouse sizes 6 to 16. comprise: Madras Cotton Pongee 3 English Broadcloth Fiber Stripes Poplin ‘Boys’ Own Store- Avenue—Main Floor.) collar-attached style — the Blouses have sport collars and short sleeves. Also collar-attached style. In white, tan, blue; many striped, checked and Shirt sizes 121% to Fabrics Shirts & Blouses Sam- ples—at the Exception- Ss and Blouses are noted for their gen- in the Khaki Oxford —Fourth Floor, and Thrift Trimmed Millinery A New Display of Summer Hats for Sport and Dress Wear $ 500 THis special display includes an assortment‘ of Hats, varied in styles and colors. White felts in novel shapes—tiny Hats of fabrics— broad-brimmed Hats in novelty weaves—trans- parent Hats in the new mode, many styles and types of Hats are shown. Truly exceptional are the values. (Millinery De Floor.) pt.—Main (( | + ane Mirro Aluminum | Pyrex Pie Dishes, rest for cooling the cake. side handles. complete with pyrex fireproof pie plate. Wear-Ever Aluminum Pudding Pans, 25c A special offering of 1000 one-quart , Pudding Pans, made of this high-grade aluminum. antl Wash Boilers, $2.49 Copper bottom Boilers, No. 8 size with stationary side handles and rim cover. Wear-Ever Aluminum | | Stewpan Sets, $1.39 High-grade Aluminum Saucepan Sets in sizes 1, 144, 2-quart double lipped style at this exceptionally low price. Glass Beverage Mixers, $1.98 Graduated Glass Beverage - Mixer, with nickel plated | cap, splendid for mixing malted milk drinks, etc. —_——— ee Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls for 69c Large size rolls of soft | Universal Stainless cotton fiber Toi'et Pa- | , per; buying limit ic/ | Knives, 10c Each rolls: no mail or phone | An introductory offer of orders filled. » | these Stainless Paring Knives at this special price. ——— ial a Houseware Features \ \ ee 6 . A ‘ ( Ana ’ a ’ . y ; _ -* s ow 7 —_—-—-- —-- -——., Bristle Floor Cake Pan, 95c $1.39 Brushes, $1.00 Wire twisted Floor - Ange] Cake Pan; deep Highly nickel plated : style, with tube center and frame, footed style, with Brushes, 16-inch size, with long handle, can also be used for walls or ceilings. Ban Disinfectant / 49c and 89c A Disinfectant for kill- ing bugs of al: kinds. A special demonstration now | going on. | Sprayer | | te : | ’ ae et A ia gery " | Metal Ice Cream Freezer, $1.00 Jewel all metal Freezer, 2-quart size, fitted | The | with side crank. | Tar Sheets, 75c Dozen Large size Sheets for | wr wearing apparel, | moterest. } (Fifth Floor.) ’ ' ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Dre, of one to 1000 {is going to lead tu | 5 ed L. Dana, Neurofogmt, Says Sale of Ethylized Gas- oline Should Be Stopped, Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Bullding. WASHINGTON, May 7.—Empha- ‘sizing the extraordinary danger to human life from tetraethyl lead, Dr. Charles L. Dana, widely known /neurologist of New York, told th® American Neurological Associa- tion, in session here, that, all things considered, commercial manufac- ture and sale of tetraethy! gaso- lne to the public should be pro- hibited. Dr. Dana sald in his epeech yes- _terday that while no clinical evi- dence has come to his attention to 'show that garage or filling station employes or automobilists had suf- ‘fered harmful effects from using and handling ethylized gasoline, the deadliness of tetraethy! had been clearly shown that its possi- bilities of danger were vast. He brought out clearly that the poisoning resulting from tetraethy! should not be confused with ordi- nary lead poisoning, and that the two had only one symptom in com- man-~—the injury of red blood cells. Dr. Dana told of having been called in consultation after five men were fatally stricken and up- ward of 30 others made seriously ill at the Standard Oil plant in, Bay - way, N. J., last October. These }employes were engaged in the man- 'ufacture of ethyl gasoline. Dr. Dana explained, which conajsta of one port of tetraethyl lead to 1000 parts gasoline. How Poison Enters System. “Tetraethy!l lead,” he told his au- dience, “was discovered in 1854, but was not used to any extent wntil about two years ago. It consists of lead and ethyl chloride and a purée sodium. It is extremely polsonous and getg into the system via the respiratory organs and skin. De- spite the extreme precautions exer, cised at the New Jersey plant, 40 to 50 cases of poison developed. “No other poison causes quite this group of symptoms. It varies bgreatly in degree, the most seri- ous cases rapidly developing vio- lent mania similar to delirium tremens. When these symptoms, appear the patient usually dies. In milder cases the patient feels gen- eral nausea, paing In the head, -ehest or abdominal region and the upper part of the stomach as jn lead poisoning, however—and there is insomnia, thirst, dryness of the mouth, constipation and coarse tremérs of the ppper extrem!- , tles.”’ “The trouble is g peralgiumt one.” he continued, “one cannot wor or sleep sometimes for’ monthe. From my records it appears there have been 15 deaths from thix poi- son, all in connection } with the manufacture of ethy! gasoline. Suggests Stopping Sale. “The point of public Interest a* this time is whether the use of tetra cthyl gasoline in proportion chronic polsoning. I supvose on the whole it fa better to stop — th: manufacture of tetra ethyl gusoline and find, if poasible, some gasoline combining the same efficiency, but less dangerous to the public.” One physician in the audience asked if those stricken with tetra ethyl! polsoning ever fully recov- ered, and said he had heard of one case in which apparently perma- nent impairment of the mind had rezulted. Dr. Dana answered be thought full recovery would come In time in mild cases, but that the iliness persisted for montha. Senator Shipstead of Minnesota, who introdyced a rerojution in the | Senate last March to inquire inte the extent in. which tetra ethyl ' gasoline was being marketed and to determine its dangers. an- nounced he would move in the neat Congress for a Federal law that will permit control of situation § fn partially dangerous products that are marketed and do not fall under the restrictions of the pure feed and drug act. Boy Run Down by Train Dies. SPARTA, UL, May 7.—EKarl Chalchaf, 15 years old, who was run over by a freight train on the Mobile & Ohio at Sparta, early Tuesday, died at & o'clock p. m. yesterday. The boy was on his way to visit his mother; Mrs. Lyda Chaleraft, at Bowling Green, Meo. — RY LEMON JUICE 0 WHITEN SKIN
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ee 4 eee a _ DEPP > rlrdy eh te A + iat Ahr a rears re Fail oe ps ere? Pay tras pees Daa teTER ep orate ge ~ pe! pn 8 tt Ae ee Ae ps Ge ane remy "a pee ‘ PO ENE AGREE ta ES Rpg ET RRC die GS Mi OIE AT AB RS ISS Bae inn ath aM nay Si A i ie aang A eye ae 60 st han : ta. ae © home pees | = . Y aes 4 , 4. 4 - eae o 4 7 tes . faa] Rica ae & ; fr ad , 7 ot va ; ‘ 4 es a x a 7 if » re g ph ees + Be Sane & 4 ie ia : a ee Dike: 2 ‘2 a ta 4 ; ; a - o5 . emsenbipnseotie ees RE a), 6 ___ ST.LOUIS prac “GRASS GIRL” TAKEN INTO The COUNTRY Given Sun Bath gta is and Schooling at Farm on Meramec River. San Antonio's “grass girl,” brought here Feb. 25 for a delicate | operation at Children's Hospital to, remove an abscess caused by in- baling a grass top four years ago, has been taken into the country, in the midst of grass, trees and hilis, | to facilitate ber recovery. She is il-yearolé Jimmie En-— siish, whose plight, due to child- | ish play with grasstops in her | mouth, was described in the Post.) Dispatch when she was brought here. Last Saturday she was trans- | ferred to Ridge Farm, the Mera- mec River branch of the hospital, near Valley Park. The operation was performed on March 16, an incision being made | in the child’s left side to reach the lung and drain the abscess. Sev- eral weeks later she was permitte a to return from the private roon which she was placed for epuls the ward in wh >» «he had been the chum of two dozen other bors and girls before the operatvoo:! Given Sun Bathe. Now it is a question of the heal ing effect of time anc nature. and ef protection of Jimmie from in- fection. Hei'otherapy. healing by the sun's rays, is being used fo: her, as for the other Lttle patients at Ridge Farm. There the chil- dren. once ther become used to (tf, ean lie on beds. with ony the seantiest of clothing and no cov- ers. on a secluded, epan. porch, while the sun beats down and the wind blows. Jimmie “hakes” thus for two hours dally. omly partial) cx posed : The child is quite abie to Was around and engac in ordinary pureuits, but canne’ rum or ¢ wise exert herself. She is heer fu! and smiling nevertheless. She } > > . + her. beginning to catch up with t} schooling she has heen snies. for Ridge Farm sunny échoclroom nigh . . stg 4 ? dy go river bluff Jimmie had be * #E is ar hon) ons a tee months when the grasstop changed th COUPSO 24 of her life. Thereafter she was }: and out ef a San Antonio Hhosp.ta:, but could pot muster strength for school when ahe was out. When she was in nurses found i.me to eequaint her to some extent with the tnree Fs. Keeps Newspaper Clippings. Jimmie hag 40 or 60 newspaner cippings about herself stows away in a box, but she deesn't ex- actig consider this @ treasyre ebe. ler face looks to be *% ®olem f-eckie-covered task, but i rea’ y proveked into a cheerful crin ‘+ ip framed by straight, bia-« bobbed hair. She weighs about 6° pounds, @ little less than when «>be came bere and somewhat below pormal, but ashe has an exce len: appetite. which HRidge Farm 3 striving to keep up with But that milk’ Now, there « something Jimmie wi!) have a word or two to say on. “I used to tiFe milk sometimes,” she remark» “hut out here we have te drink *-*o cups atevery meal.” Tee much cf a good thing, she indicated “I was @ little scared about con ing to St. Louis.” she said, “but | wasn't ecared when if was time vperate.” That was her cue te wvoluntaer details of the cperation, which was performed here that she wmigo: have the best surgica! skill but she had to be asked “They put a tittle rubhe: ane eT aeRO Ihe. = ~ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than ihe morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED rs — | Silverette Crepe, $1.50 Yard For Lovely Summer Frocks PRINTED and plain Silverette Crepes in a fine qualit) A ™oOst attractive array that will interest home sewers who @re planning Summer Wardrobes. 36 inches w:de. Friday Candy Special— Pecan Fudge 4-Lb. Box, 21c Creamy Fudge. with rich pecan nut meats, Candy Shop—First Fioeor Colored Wash Goods Shop—Second Fioor. Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 si Olive and Locust From N Ninth | to Tenth — j é : — nae — | 2 en Offering of $15 to $27 Baby Buggies — — at ’ ‘ j me i888 8s . ? 7 Used as és : ‘ ; ~~ =- -—~ 7s Floor Samples At Savings Averaging 25% to 3F%% Sixty - five Baby Buggies — and just one of a kind. The gh quality and particular desirahbil- ity of these Buggies is oem noticeable in thexs eordurov — lin- ing th ts et rs example es, their sturdy rT) be a bf , Wi Le ber-tired ii Yr 7 ] ] | cif TOe? atrTractTive color. enraaoor ses + Ings. Some have re- Sik pongee—noveity stripe . * , } } . . } : . « P a | _ : ing ate a ; 7 i versible rears 7 4 =" re eie=enee es 7 —— New Girdles For the Dancing Girl \ dleal Gi) irdle TOr Yris ana the slende) J } ° , a 4A woman. The model is long enough in back it — } -* . ) eoneers | eet tigure hes aria nye the Utmost — COTO. $3.00 and $5.00 > ey ;* ’ ] ." a onal . * - | LlIW sulk hieu red brocade (rirdie With Ciads't strips at the sides. Hook and- eve front fa-- $10.00 A verv handsome Girdle of peach color bro- } ‘ ‘ - x. , ee... ' . hy ese . Cude hehtly honed lhl DAC K ith elastie Strips a : . . - ; . ° the side. Lace trimming. Hook and eve fro lagtening. The S.V.B. Brands of Toilet Articles —have proven their consistent quality, and what ts of utmest tnportance. their satisfaction, by the ever & 1de? Ine eircle of the demand for them. Orders reach us by mail from discerning patrons all over the United States. During the Diamond Jubilee. thousands of addi- tional introduetions of the S. V. B. brand were made. Always found in the Toile: (roods Shop—First Floor. S. V. B. Charmeuse Face S. V. B. Benzoin and Al. Powder, box $1.50 mond Lotion, bottle 50c S. V. B. Orange Blossom 8S. V. B. Vanishing Cream. Toilet Water, bottle, $1.00 jar 30c S. V. B. Special Powder, g . er Sa GSe large tube box S. V. B. Hygienic Cleansing g VB. Emray C 7 Cream, jar, 40c¢ and 70c . ry ae iiet Goods Shop—Firet Pee » a Misses’ Raincoats of Rubberized Oxfords, Pumps and ‘ Th - —_— a. ~ i ' , ad \ of > 7 SR itimm iy: — ** ome Se tes SE iam, WAN ‘og “* om > oo? ~ ; Migitrae NK Wiis ‘ ~ —~ > oa = es \@ as “ ‘ss ~ - = -_— ~~ _ « ‘mee ee in 4 | Pee —_ Se ; - a wn ¢ q ¢ ‘ sé a Every Garment in This Sammer ; New, Smart and Impeccable i W onderw ay | —and Irresistible at These Notions § Shop. TRAIGHT locks ’ ‘jane waved longer threg ; ad In 7 : 2 First Fee E Ee > oe Ed Oe - eel +4 an | - ~*~ = gt — effectively and 4i® nay - Pm . ie ‘ R28) ([BA.K= - = ; ies \\= ‘\ ‘ a eee | bee be ¢ eo Pee : easily applied method = | SIXTH AND LC Sas : Rees? ORS = BROOKLYN © Caftc (amt: ss ‘ : a: + 2 eS a ‘Simpy He ie . . -~ 4 Summe SS.5Sie7 : Garrity’s ~ 7 figs sais ; ‘ | : She fiat aes -- Ev erwave ' — = “ . A Harmless a Vegetable Compem hi af ee ave , My t= te ti) iia | av "ie RES ded le “¥ - y ae . ~~ . ’ + * >t hue awe Pa ’ aes mr ae “ Ne ie . A showing of moderately priced ef ee TE 4 f 25€ and § Pat: S © a the The Second Floor Sports Shop Announces an Important Event for Friday _ quickly, is neither —A New Shipment, Just Unpacked, of wave in tana OO Summer Silk S pa B In Fourteen Different Smart Tailored Styles. + . ° ~~: - al ry ) «Lu rs 7 ‘ > = > »T) 2 i} ca ' a 4(* le .“ 1) ] , i ?resses “Fis : KI } >.) res > ? j ~=F'* | rig ~4 , > . ry ‘ > ~ 4 7 vr, r? v ‘ it 4 ‘ i yy } ' . > > } } +? . ati “i ~ ‘ ia ; ’ 7) , ™ r sy? os ed - 9 . sm ali ee. e283: PC SPO) . Siia. esitl b» “| chee +> _> 4 . Pe | - " A Host of Attractive Colors and Combinations these safe hair “ , wee Frocks that echo the traits of more Fashioned. as they are, in the Lane jzing manner, they surely will find ‘Summer wardrobe. aot th - A Bottle” Everwave is @ fluid used to da hair before mares curling with an wavers. Everwave @ oie “6 ; 7 ’ ‘ 4 f . 5 ‘ ner stickr, and week longer than resses «4 Vi £8? s Sizes. 1% to 1S. Wonderw Women's Sizes. 36 to 42. | ee f the models are sketehed above. There are 2 7, , a » » — ‘ sieeve and eouar etieets TO suit every preference : g sleeves, sleeves set in to elbow and verr short After applying vem * sSleevi types. Alannish collars, the chanel neck- Ge 68, ee "Pe ; S| ’ ’ ' . tT . re Or gin ~ Hair ; 7} i> a ~ i -} * 7 a TTl Ss * 4 of ars. CR C0) iPalures as Desirable for bobbed er! nt and e kiek pleats: jJabots in novel War¥s: snirt | hair. and will not hurt 14 "4 : "T } . : 17 *h + “ar . ’ -* Ssilp-in \\ i? >t. a ‘Pg } nere ~~ On? specliauy e: sal head or he hair, Printed Crepe eye rer! a de Chine. o23 . as ~ = ‘© oO —— Sports Apparel Shop—secend Floer . Notiens Shop—First A Timely New Importattion From Scotland— f f . 4 « intel, 2 7 * o 4 : er 7 a oe ‘ *-4 ‘ 7 Cotton F pe Fe ao aa a re Broken Lines in 1000 Pairs of .LY because sizes are incomplete Se he Trine ioths. Trimmings of ieiaaen a possible to offer Shoes of such of f (OSH Wiany sudden spr the ; l,- ¢ “4 eolored insets. Pleated ; epee . vious!lv far higher quality at $2.4: — ~ : igher juali V at ¢ 45 pair. © Wfiects and hand-drawn f-material, laee and . and Summer showers w lf : . prk. reser eoloring ef- Zects and white predomi- An Unus Millinery * ? welcomed with lelight by fash- Suede, Kid and Patent Leather in ~™ jionable young women that can ‘ White. Tan and Black Models: - a one of the gaily colored ce sinart new Onl] Silk Raineoats! There ure INanv sma;©t sport s celiaes iR i o ae Women who desire new Shoes at @ shipment. There is a transparent. inoderate price will do well to take adval . unlined model in Chickering Piano Used Candy Sine Mother’s Day A (INE-POUND boxed assortipent. eorntain- in sieee. and dark S a chocolates. hon Pans wing ac | and giace fruits. is a most desirable selection . $1.00 Sis GERS, Frees. Domestics and ot Panes. leathe: hoxes good makes that have been t | begutifully ‘lined oncey!] r as ‘ | 5/50 anewber ber. of” Vanier 2 . veath’s ‘amiached, iuméien on the purchase of new machines. Milk and dark chocplates, __ Advance Mai Summer F > g “Oe a = Featuring smart millinery for VERY Vandervoort model bon bons and ginal i diti “ E — ae model bon bons and glace frutt in good TUnnINE condition. » “omen requiring Hats in lar passes a Frigid in- —a avorite assortment. “2 | Ind tterm | i Se iaes eee This new mode! Complete. priced. $3 and a a] ividual model a pa at ~+.09 3@S3 2D Avlractive cre- UP. . s€asn mod a } tonne UNing. separate shoe com- hew n *s e. : partment, hat Ompartment. Orders carefully filled d TN) - r, } daundry bag and dust curtain for eur specially packed an is offering affords an oppor and five drawers. Both men and voxzes of @@e. S$@c and U/; ad an Summer : ; ~—-e Ade . aa * “ . ’ hd women will be pleased with its $1.23 candies p | e _ pina "3 (FE eee: Page tn Bg meagan pYes markable i i ltt . a ee andy Shop—Firet Filscer . , colors at a re } a mouderat Pricing res ' | “USSage Shop—Dewnstairs eee — Sewing Machine Shep—Downstairs am
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i The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBIN OuIS oS ) 7 rHUR . / oe " ae ST. L POST- PATCH . URSD ettiteineie ' ee MAY 7, i926 : \to investigate the theft of $1500 jtaken from 12 used automobiles lage in a warehouse on North Tenth | ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY worth of tires and accessories | which he had been keeping in stor- | street. , . > ° ’ | == Dental Clinic! pesyfHT OF DIAM & : Pecan Fudge S066 Caroline St—CNear Grand) : -- a ; | ours: M. te 4 P. M. Daily , Lb. Box, 21¢ wb | — - a with rich pecan. nut meats. Statue, Atop Madison Square Ss | ee ee meer ag Garden’s Tower 35 Years, @& +f ee MIT S LENDERIZING APPAREL REGUIA | i Removed: " a anton BEDROOM, BEDROOM, . s or | va RI - LIVING ROOM, LIVING ROOM \ & See the Daily EXTRA SIZES By Leased Wire From the New| and DINING ROOM D t a York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | * KITCHEN ’ — emonstrations of 36 to 46 NEW YORK. May 7.—Slowly | KITCHEN | bows majestically, proudly and dis- | & a | | ; , eS : dainfully— fi dd Di- $ | Everwave and Every Garment in This Summer Offering Is ana ioe the” Oneden” seal -- 350 > - 3 New, Smart and Impeccable in Quality /among mortals yesterday. ; . Wonderwavers 3 —and Irresistéble at These Prices | A bit reluctantly, too, it seemed — : ~ " An fe First Poor | Ape ger gy is a s* Otions Shop. E | goddess with wist- | : ; 3 3 \ful face relinquished the lofty fe | effectively and stay 4 Ci ener bent bow and ready arrow for! ~~] 9, Easy Payments. Only by comaesyee of eam will you be convinced of our strictly Tire i | : ; : ‘Hibarly 35 years—as though site| Terms Arranged Terms Arranged a | Other sizes ‘proportionately 7 iow. 1g, Ser sia soy Sanayg, ‘oig. tay Sanetye ge | waved longer through this F : kyew that her descent meant that, 2 on Any Purchase. a _ Above picture shows our nee . Our x syetem enabies ‘ easily applied method. ) 3 SIXTH AND LOCUST | 0h of the world’s famous epg a N. W. Cor Washingto A Ni on Any Purchase. 8 So ca pour outlast nabtare Seer sone back if is .* Memegew YORK BROOKLYN CHICAGO DETROIT [I iwreckers at last and that a “60 is ‘se ae mee OO ee Oe 2 a squeaky rims. "For al a ere. fille ‘ s i. Tt s | days Madison Square Garden would rae LILTT ITT TTT ITI TTI tii iii fii iets} | ca i x _be but a memory. —_—_—_—_— se i i ‘ ~ tT ; umm | Beneath her, in the great arena, 2 / - | Garrity’s Riaas | ay lesliad Nein ae the seers at tron: SAY Gd) eee S T LOU! Sapeememmeemeemes KANSAS ClTY gums DETROIT eee INCINNATI ns Everwave Fluid © A Harmless Vegelable Compound ia- @ | i | zied fight fans; of “Twenty-four for | % 9 R | Underwood;” of the blare of circus bands; of the chug of primitive au-| pe i} @ | . ‘5 ~ _* | '* Po? TITER? +s ‘Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) : tomobile motors and the neighing| Girls VW hite fk rocks O ee ’ fi ; | 4 of prancing horses seemed to flit} i @® . Girls Con irmation and among the shadows, gangs of | t | Organdie and Voil | 2 oo d 50 je «6A showing of moderately priced Dresses and _ |], workmen ripped out seats and tore ‘os 95 ~ ' re» Graduation Dresses ZIC aN C Will Frocks that echo the traits of more costly models. oes 2 SS ERP d2.99 and $0 $10 and $15 ‘Fashioned. as they are, in the Lane Bryant slender- |] the tower to the roof, whence the 606-08 Washington Av—Thru to Sixth St. 4 ing manner, they surely will find a place in your Statue will be’ lowered today and ‘Summer wardrobe. | taken to a warehouse to await in- A Bottle Everwave is a curling fluid used to dampen the hair before marceling or curling with an iron or wavers. Everwave dries quickly, is neither greasy nor sticky, and keeps the wave in bobbed hair a week longer than usual. 1S ee 'Stallation in its old place when the Silk SS ce the Costume Room Offers ' Laken From Htugher-Priced Lines ian hour. if It began at 3 o'clock. From the 1) ‘roof below the operation was resses | watched by a hundred or so invited : | guests of Darwin P. Kingsley, pres- $ Elisworth Brown and Prof. Fiske Kimball of New York University. ident of the New York Life Insur- uk! | / In Madison Square and all its ;ance Co., new owners of the site,| if | including George B. Cortelyou, Cass Gilbert. Chancellor Elmer Garrity's adjacent streets and from the roofs . \ " 'and windows of neighboring build- Wonderwavers \ |ings, other thousands watched as Silk D oe the dainty figure, released b? MANY AT MANY AT ] resses in Uweor- workmen’s blow torches from its \/ TO 1 TO \, eare | A50 Card gette, printed crepes, pedestal, swung out on its first | 3 /2 2 2 ence: | —_— Georgette and crepe de journey in more than fhree dec- | OFF OFF short | After applying Everwave, chine combinations and su ee | | ek. | you will enjoy using Wonders beaded _voiles. 5 yo eas Hair Curlern eaded voiles. Colors |1\ ¢¢9 999 FOR LOSS OF ARM. sige - Desirable for bobbed or long sei porn yp to 4 white Sone to the Post-Dispatch | : shirt nate, and age hurt either 3 | and soft shades. NEW YORK, May 7.—A jury! HERE ‘ f 4 ff cially the head or the halr. — yooreey oa ine tos before Supreme Court Justice Mor. | are occasions, un oreseen, which a ord un- pGeorgette $25. schauser at White Plans vesterday | looked for opportunities. This Costume Room Sale is such an event. For rarely are exclusive-type Dresses offered so low in price. It behooves every woman who likes fine apparel to select several of these fine Dresses, for you are justified in making the invest- ment now because of the worth-while savings. | Our demonstrator will show you how to use these safe hair beautificrs. ‘awarded $60,000 to Alexandre |Karely of New Rochelle, avho al-| ‘leged he had lost the us® of his| left arm through vaccination en-| ‘forced upon him by physicians of | the Cunard line before he was per-| | mitted to sail from Cherbourg in | 1920. | Karely, formerly an aviator in | the French army, said he protested ‘he already had been vaccinated | i'three times in the army and be- came violently ill each time. Tires and Accessorics Stolen. David Caplan, proprietor of the ‘Olive Motor Co., 2910 Washington boulevard, today asked the police | Cotton ‘Frocks 10: | Distinctive Frocks of Mnens, voiles and broad- doth. Trimmings of slf-material, lace and feolored insets. Pleated = ws effects and hand-drawn 3 \ Notions Shop—First Floor. > a .") 2 ines in 1000 Pairs of ma s, Pumps and p Slippers al, $ 7.49 Pair ise sizes are incomplete 1s It » offer Shoes of such ob- er quality at S2.40 pair. Fashions of the Hour Just how well versed are you on the last word in Fashion? If you are well informed you will surely appreciate these won- derful values, for the details reflect the newest developments of the season. Flat Crepe, Georgette, Prints, Chiffon, Taffeta and Crepe de Chine are the materials and the shades are the new soft Jewel Tones Parts ts so fond of just now. Also stun- ning creations in navy and black. ELINE’S—Fourth Floor. Pork. Soft coloring ef- y | j i and Patent Leather in tsand white predoml- ——Freadcloth, . 4 Linens | 2 and Black Models trasting shades, $10.75 VERY SPECIAL VALUES! Summer Stile Dresses lauy sinart sport Oxfords. esire new Shoes at a very will do well to take advant- # An Unusual NS SEE ea eee ereee — — - aruniatthonal sees Millinery EVENt ||| Cream Cheese Rec epined EOE ee : oad : o~ . 3%. pa complete stock ot 1000 pairs 3 ‘ i “Candy Stripe” Sport Frocks / | ‘hile size range for selection. | is made from i Silk Broadcloths $ 75 Business Frocks) : Hi + manner | at I] heavy cream | paki! 10, eam ; : orado Pi 4 | and Mellospuns Afternoon Frocks it | Third FI | : : ~~ rich whole Newest Colors KLINE’S—Third Floor. ag ea - . Yoel oe $12.75 $12.75 eAc=o SS ge the | : y Tn. Sais im. ~ I Ay a | Se ——_ re Be: a, MiSe us ~ eo € a. ~—"So b a: NAIreY Uiasement sf AAS as! ii — e | | WHRAA LEO OO Le \ 7 ‘aa sgh or , y MS jp 4 : 7 ja ) in e eee Ae ce Modes ensational Coat Values ~~, _#SUmmer Hats | “Webbie” ng Machines # ‘rees. Domestics and others Akes that have been taken » of new machines, All are Today’s Beauty Help | > — ~ Se a If you are one of the many whro try | | to make the most of your hair. remember | that it fe not advisable to wash the hair | with any cleanser made for all purposes, ‘but always Use some good shampoo. tou : F ; si} - , ‘ . lean enjoy the very best by getting some eaturing smart millinery for young matron -eanthrox from your druggist, dissolve a — Zed est. For you will always need such Coats as these. condition. fae id Women requiring Hats in larger head sizes. teaspoonful in a cup of bot water. This . . 3 ™ Mach individ spss baee t , emplifying ‘makes @ full cup of shampoo liquid.| ff And seldom are such savings possible. > ] ua] model a pat ern €x Pp . | enough so it is easy to apply it to al! the F NEWEST SPRING STYLES AT A GIVE-AWAY PRICE Just imagine! Lovely Summer-weight Coats, = many handsomely fur trimmed. Every Coat fully lined. Coats which have been much higher priced until now. Select yours while the variety is great- ee ee” A ee — Se ——— Newest Materials Newest Colors hair instead of just the top of the head. | © New season’s mode. ‘ 3 and Thi | Dandruff. excess oi], and dirt are dissolved , Pi 2 ae sé¢c o | - tirely disappear. Your hair will be if 4s offering affords an opportunity to pur fo fluffy that it will look much heavier! = KLINE’S—Basement ¥ Up ~~ an advance Summer Hat in one of the than it is. Ite luster and softness will ” : " f | x ie si - 4 | gl delight you. while the stimulated’ /@ ; “s = €s8t colors at a remarkable saving. sain gaina tne health which insures hair) Sy ae “2 , %. on growth.— Advertisement | bit Machine Shop—Downstairs 3 Nee ks 7 ~, 7 OE tegen 7 meray Sy Py "
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Boe ASS ik A ne, 2. pita we 2 Sr : "i ah ees PAIN ge eo" a thers « : “a ee Bh A Sa a Es en stes Bs tho Seats =a ey Sa > i Sai a ea are Se ox ; a, A . sian sah SR Fiber A Ake at eye eS 7 i eas RE ETS 6 MMA ’ , Leaics et eg. aS oS a ONY z ae esa aes. bated 2 ht . ie (AA = 48 eae Paes a Ce a oe 8S oe key he gait Cee Sei ; ee Wie tae ; Pas F pe a arte ples bmw xd oe a t : 7 Let gra 4 Pay ete - i nie leg AA Bd dc*, 48 its former owner plang kwown to check it at once. High “hen She left it to Bethesda Cor- blood pressure caused bv overtaring poration. the heart often brings on Bright’s And when the program contem- Disease, apoplexy and sudden ont. plated is completed, a new eight or ten-story brick hospital building will tower above the 26-room resi- also dence from the site now eocupied by a sunken garden, just east of the present building. A large one- |stery brick garage will De enlarged to two stories for use as a chil- 'drenm’s Ward, and various ther | buildings of “Oak Manor” will be adapted to use as supplements to ' a modern hosp/itat. | Will Cost About $400,000. The program, as outlined. wil! entail the expenditure of aperess: mately $400,000. and the time of its Completion will depend upon the Many thon tes now | se et anna ee” eaatashetren teen, Success of efforts now being made arms and legs positive:y can be gotmdefper- to liquidate assets left to the cor- manentiy by a Se a poration by numerous legacies, Dr temtai Dalsam. becauseitcanbeappliedaimest said today. If this money is ayail- ocala skin clear, emooth and able, work on the new hospital will healthy. No muss. Noodor. Ne growing beck §=begin this summer. The proposed bui vas ng will have @arvea ‘real ment TOU are not Ge ichtet with 4 capacity of about 150 patients ; and will be f aoe saaenen, for dealers, such as Enderie Dru« Co.. Judge a equipped for & Delph Drug Steres. Kieffer Druc Co.. @mergency treatment Particular { Weiltf-Wileon Ieue Co. B Nugent €& —_ " meets . ft ’ , : . - S a © d x givers Oot if nen Seine (a nme - ~ ~ a td eo : ADVERTISEMENT convalescents. ty VW lise Lhe : iar ) featy re 3 ™ iy) =I 1Ouis County will find in vur )) . new hospital every facility which )P *+ ? ** ie = ‘ . « >) | ears all nva ~. Lous finds in the city hospital fe ~ Tbe . s . - > ‘ 7 _* ‘44 . a UD seers Si. in ee VA iii he hy Tha?’ 8 just wi hat Me *4 ‘es ‘e4 “od ? Li v- la ree the k wi . ‘ : “ 4 2 “ef 1 & \\ , ive ¥ er Oil Compound Tablets did for the yo.n going in & Louis for the nast = 4 ? 1@ : : . JU] weight, weak and discouraged people pin.) funy equip: ‘ : 5 2 > 4] deat oe : n 4 ‘ Ah 1 oo 7 a : . ° a 4 j= ‘ rer} [uF - , - : La “ »_., ] ° . . ¥ - —=a6 . eo 7 setting o11 teelfi—thev sureiv dv liaise aaa if we ihe abe gi iS erecte ready is in progress, /})) help the frail, deiiecate little emes, ..0 - w-i0? the anemnies — y) : : ‘ : -~ 1? ’ , .eu ° 7? Le \ and 60 tablets cost but 6 cents at -¢.... ., ~~ ’ —— — (ff onion is is a iTenN Cyr .¢ =? + Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph Drug wen neat ¢o- co MRS 44\ - , . : ’ : . ” — 1, OSC a er*s " ; son Broa. Drug _Oo., OF ANY reai aru’ $649 Vista i ( gist anys here ti Ameri Py | - ~ j Read this etter t You 4’ ; ¥> : " 4 ’ vt ~ 2 - , , ; " ” . that neeas (0 ain od W Relex! ti@es ties ; Doig ? p bur X arm) fire ? Ca Pes WI he i Tye ; led 4 + {1 “he@ g£nIne|d very sicwly at first and after 2a connes sde wit) ek : de taKIRE erg tt DOA os, ale calned Re OT? } , tdi Peunde. Thanks ee NI } whieh wil? Ny ‘4 ‘ ‘ ¢ rq 5 : 4 ? Tesuite--why. get veur monrr back Su Pps \ K te the berp.tal and {( a ; +] \ 4ree : : 2} — i ~ T? ph } ~ ™ . \i ™ ; x12? \ ' it? SOOLIDGE PHONO FIL INQUIRY Ik Porest Makes Stateapent of Fx- Me THanation. ‘ Live | e Ou rs ‘ e & «ence — a i NEM } RK Ma Zz T le y) . , * ; y, ; | | | , ve " ‘an 1 our le Forest. president of the De For- Q FAY FEVE] ; » est Ph m2oO- F i'm Corpvorntion ‘oda. 4 ‘5 t ‘ Ry iortures said that investigations br the Te- i) partment of Justice into the use of i $ a phonoe-!f film Oi resident “Re olidge K for exploitation ff phono-film Stock would produc: nothing te years and had tried nearty every- ~ t the company in lig? thing without lasting success, it i upany in a bad light My Rinex Prescription ts entirely The film in question. _ a’ vowed, @ifferent from the erdinary reme- was one shown througho the ( the pollen poisoning im the bleed | “OUNtry last year for campaign 4 — neutralize ft compieteiy. Seo Purposes and not the one made: for a dinner of newspaper editors the Friars’ Club soa Apri! 2s “Everything in the matter of ob- ‘aiming the President as a subiect fer the phono-film was conducted openiy.” he asserted. “President Coolidge is only one of a number of prominent persons who have appeared on the phono-film TO MODIFY LAW ON HUSBANDS By the Asmmc:aied Presse. | LONDON, May 7.—In the House of Lords yesterday the Lord Chan- @ellor announced it was the Gov- \ernment's imtention to introduce | legislation to modify the law which ' makes a husband Hable for his \Wite’s acts under which a _ civil action can be brought against the hushbe ici. The Lerd Chancellor gaid the existing law was hased -@m the doctrine that husband and i wife are ome persen and that the entire reasen for this dectrine had |Row disappeared with the law «e- | curing to &@ wife her own property > ee stripped of even its light Mxtures, } _ ———— ~~ - _~ Se eee ~~ ee —* iin _ —_——— ~~ a ena lite lta tl ill = lower bowel and = weakening of the . | «ser cral tnd» weskeing of Oe Ngan and G Garage on |} SAVINGS OF 25% TO 75% AVERAGE SAVINGS 50% Tertreset set: SeesTttt ee dising event. ~ - — - — ~~ iti cil tilt ues than ever here Friday. Sample Coats | LL past records have been shattered here in the triumphant onward march of this great merchan- For Friday, the last day but one, we have amassed huge groups of fresh Sample apparel in every section throughout the store. Those who have been shopping here every day and those who have heard enthusiastic comment about this Garland Sale will find more astonishing val- . Sample Suits —-_~ - - - LOOK FOR THE GREEN TAGS ON ALL SAMPLE GARMENTS D HUNDREDS OF NEWLY ARRIVED SAMPLES IN TWILLS AND SUEDE Shee smartest Coats of the year at $15. Superb of fabric, most of them silk lined and col- ored in Spring’s more popular‘shades. Many fur trimmed. All sizes for misses and women. Be 1D SAMPLE TAILORED SUITS BELOW COST OF FABRICS AND LININGS HE Suit sensation of the entire event. Boyish Tailored Suits of twill in navy, black and light shades. Hip and knee length Coats in sin- gle or double breasted models. Misses’ and women s sizes. 4, 7 ia: -t.. ae = " _ ¢. OTA Me 2 ht io ig af Si eae.” i OTHER GROUPS OF SAMPLE COATS at $21. $29 AND $37 -~Third Fioor, Sizta 8 _- - in SAMPLE ENSEMBLE AND TAILORED SUITS, $33.50 AND $44.75 “hy - ~ ? > 7 Suit Salon—Third Fleer. Sale of Wash Dresses 3 for $500 VER 2000 cotton linene and Ramsey Dresses in new Sum- mer styles and nine pastel shades. f[ All sizes, 14 to 18 and 36 to 46. Save 85c on three. Single Dresses, $1.95 719 to Sem af...... er ee Samples and Regular Stock Blouses for 208 Handmade French Voiles 36 Fine Dimity Overblouses 65 Finest Broadcloth Shirts 54 Broadcloth Overblouses 166 Voile Peasant Overblouses 190 Short-Sleeve Voile Over- ble Wain Floor event Sale of 719 Blouses Formerly Priced to Ten Times This Mach The hundreds of regular stock Blouses Shop Early in this $1 represent values so sensational im character _that they must be seen to be appreciated. Shep early for these and supply your needs for all Summer. wool Spring Coat for Here they are in excellent g palaies ind conten Sana lar colors. Sizes from 6 to 12. Junior Section—Serond Fleer: PRICE Ensemble Suits Ensemble Costumes 56Sample Coats HE most elegant Sample gar- ments secured for this event —together with many models from regular stock—now exactly half price. 36 Sample Coats _..$89,75 to $139.75 $12.50 te $112.58 $75.00 te $159.00 ample Silk Frocks $1. 8968 83 4.75 OVELY afternoon, street, sport, business and general utility Frocks. Gowns for dinner, dance and evening wear. Im- ported creations that bring Paris styles at savings of up to 75% Every authentic Summer fashion from the newest “print,” trans- parent chiffon or tub silk to exquisite creations in beaded Egyptian satin embroidered Georgette or metallic laces. Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes . Two $25.00 Dresses for... Just 175 silk and cloth Dresses from our regular $25 lines—now 2 for— "29 Dress Salon—<sSerond Fleer er a A A OR A INI, A a A I AI, I I ae OO OGIO a OO a AO. a GOON, I it I gue aim Sp RST TE f Pha z - REN a HE ; - a —_ 5) Ae <3 cos i, ‘ a” “f ly TS ee ua. Bi a a [MAGINE. getting 2 smart . t 7 , the county mias tden® persons Ww plosion iz nvestigat theerr t « 5 = Dorm .. —ig richly carved white a filled case of ex- ceptiona!l quality, fitted with a thoroughly reli- able movement Fancy engraved silver dial. Guaranteed timekeeper. Sievert & Frecu Jewelers & O spectra ists sta “in Pine Waerkes | @fticai R. R Gack inepectors Pine ¥ rtr* and Jdewe ry Repairing 820 Pine Street Teiepheone Olive 4957 teday’s Want Ceofemesms fer
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THURSDAY MAY 7, 1925. ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - ~ core Th a 2 PP aa A oye “EP ye Oe ee IEE 4S Lee. et - of underpriced Hats in the season’s most _ slightly sotled and mussed able movement Fancy | Seldow, 29 years old, convicted of} | J \\" accepted fashions. To the best of our = tt lg no “Teter atlached, sed | engraved silver dial. bigamy two weeks ago, yesterday | knowledge, no new style feature has | neckband styles. All sizes 14 to 17. g _ Guaranteed timekeeper. | was sentenced to an indeterminate been omitted. Whatever your desire, a! ’ AP 4 | | term in the penitentiary. The maxi- "ll find it h i = Men’s 58c Work Shirts - ‘ IEVERT & RECH |'mum penalty is 3 years. Judge he s ere at savings extraor- ® | vriday Only.........- 4 : ni | Collins, pronouncing sentence, de- inary. » Balbriggan Shirts, mG. 19¢ q ' Jewelers & Opticians nounced Seldow for leaving his = | white; athletic style. ; : Specialists "in Fine Sree erat a reas wife and marrying Mary . Ser arte he Gee te *. gay Leet dle ~ east ad | Woodson, 17-year-old daughter of - 4 » : sae Watch and Jewelry Repairing. me J : » B ? 1:25 W h Suits ; a Washington (D. C.) dressmaker, : - * oys $ ° as Sa Bad Fine Street Nigedercagyy meee gh ee — gone Peanut Straws Semi-Transparent Azures |G “priday Only........--.-- 79¢ ae ; : elep lcinketdind whbh ta wartee. tha! White Hats of Crepe & Straw Satin Hats Hemp Hats 1D cast’ eee: novelty testes A ampie | Woodson girl. He lived secretly | " Splendid little garments in various e p ‘ , } with her in Brooklyn several Ribbon Hats New Sport Hats | colors and combinations. All sizes 3 ry day and today’s Want Cotumms for | months before Mrs. Woodson | to &. sl 4 . . openings. | found her daughter. ? > ishing val- Boys’ $1.25 Baseball Suits sample Coats $3.95. AGINE getting a smart all- rool Spring Coat for $3.95! they are in excellent quality ire and cameline in many popu- olors. Sizes from 6 to 12. Junior Section—Second Floor. 09 CALL For Garland 409 and 410 Silk Hose SNHESE are not samples—but regular stock on which we of- FREE REPAIR SERVICE. aread silks and chiffons with le tops—the chiffons with silk in a wonderful range of ors. LAST fter This Sale the Price Goes Back to $1.45 Main Floor, Sizth Street 14 SIXTH ST. =a Wonderful creamy lather! “This ‘is my kind of soap,” is the com- ment of the new user of Lifebuoy Health Soap. “It's the lather!” they say—the difter- ent, the generous, the creamy, dirt ing, skin soothing, pore purifying I that is only Lifebuoy’s. ANTISEPTIC... protects health The first law of health is clean- liness. Sensible mothers—the Health Doctors of their tamilies—pro- vide the sensible, every-day health protection that Lifebuoy gives. They know that Lifebuoy gently removes germs that hands pick up from the things they touch. many Its mild, soothing, antiseptic lather safeguards health. —— LIFEBUOY 7 Fo _ Enter this $100 O _ Write-a-Lifebuoy-Ad’Contest MEN! WOMEN! Your big reason for liking Lifebuoy Health Soap may win $10, $50, $100 or $250 and be the best Lifebuoy advertisement ever written. Write your own feelings about Lifebuoy or why you would like to try it—your personal knowledge of Lifebuoy gained by experience, your conviction as to why Lifebuoy is the one toilet soap above all others, regardless of price, which you prefer to use. ‘ What is there about Lifebuoy that you could say to a neighbor that would make him or her buy Lifebuoy? Write that down — it will be a good_advertisement. To test its value before you send it in, try it on some neighbors Health-Beauty Bright-eyed, sturdy youngsters, a beauti- ful mother, younger than her years —an alert successful dad — that’s the typical Lifebuoy family—healthy and happy. Lifebuoy Health Soap is so mild and pure, its constant use is highly beneficial to the most sensitive skin. For beautiful hair Big, creamy, stimulating suds! Quick, easy rinsing! Clean, wholesome odor, quickly vanishing. Women themselves discovered Lifebuoy for shampooing. They say it makes the hair silky, fluffy, lustrous and keeps the scalp glowing with health. Try Lifebuoy yeurself—for a perfect shampoo. Lit prize $250-2nd prize $100 - 3rd prize$§O-60 prizes of $10 each Boys! GIRLS! — say to them what you have written down. If what you Say results in new users of Lifebuoy, you will know you have written an A-1, result-producing advertisement — one which should stand a good chance of winning a prize. Here are five miniature Lifebuoy advertisements. To read them may help you. Don’t imitate them. Write your idea of Lifebuoy in your style. Of two equally in- teresting, convincing advertisements, the briefer will stand a better chance of winning. You needn’t draw a picture. The prizes will be awarded on the merit of the idea and the wording, or “copy,” as the advertising men call it. Read carefully the conditions printed below. You write Ad No. 6, sign it as directed | see conditions ] and mail before June 1st to “$1000 Contest” Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. MEN! there’s kick in it advertise- $50—sixty ment on plain . write mame and 1 amount of the prize will be : pr otects address and mall ¢0 “$1000 Contest. given to each tving contestant. Contest orange-red cake of Lifebuoy. ° Lever Bros. Co., Cam Enter closes June 1, os. . child-health J as many advertisements as you wish to is contest o both to users and The judges—a committee of advertisi non-users of Lifebuoy. It is not men of cathon, Got connected that you buy Lifebuoy as a conditioa of with Lever ty Ae select the sixty- entering. If you bave sot Lifebuoy, three best ad and checks for we will send you a free sample. the prizes will be mailed to wianers not Above your signature write this sen- a later ng Angee Ist, 1925. No one con- necte y of indirectly with Lever Bros. Co. is eligible to enter this contest. lst prize $250—2ad prize $100—4rd prize Conditions of the Contest zes ot $10 each. In the case Contest closes June Ist Absolute, definite, satisfying cleanness that makes skin and body tingle and glow with health, as they have never tingled and glowed before. That's the “kick” you will get from your first big Seeeesaaaaqvns on *& SEO BEC RASEAEERBESEBEEEAaBE BEBE ERR BE BB Friday Only...."....- 79 Made of strong flannel- C ette, gray striped patterns. Every suit with cap to match. Sizes 3 to 7. i Boys’ Hats and Caps nes—in neat mixtures styles. All sizes. Friday Ten cline cae ee Broken lines of higher —s C en Regular S3c values. 69c Camp Stools Friday Only..... Extra strong: heavy striped duck eover;: ay | style Camp Stools. Limit of to customer. $1.39 Package Tea Friday ee for po quality Tea. t of two packages to customer. iced tea. Friday Only....... 3 98 Just 85 Bays’ Suite— e excellent for school. or play wear. Neat mixtures: durable fabrics. Sizes 7 to 16. While they last. Regular $5.05 values. | Boys’ 2-Pants Suits | 35c Boston Garters —— ee ee ee yg es a Re eee ee ’ Wide web Boston Garters. Cc Fine elastic. While a limited quantity lasts. Friday Ouly..... de 4 for 25 c Mens’ Handkerchiefs in full size. with color- ed borders . Limit of 12 several styles. Xv ¢ - 69c Women’s Union Suits Pvtday . OME we. Beautiful cqlor combinations —in drawstring tops, pouch Shell knee. open style garments. styles. 10 different sty $1.55 Corslets $1.49 Alarm Clocks Friday Only eeereeeese eevee 8 Friday Only “e*enrneweeeevnte 93¢ Several different models, as- C Heavy nickeled brass _@ sorted sizes. A most wanted case, enclosed bell style. AF garment. Includes some samples. Guaranteed movement. * X Women’s 59c Hosiery Friday Only.......... Silk and fiber Hosiery, 48c¢ in light: and dark colors. : Flightly imperfect. Assorted sizes. ~ Ad i oye ‘ . " . mn o , = " . ' ” — P . , SES es sb BEEBE eee BBEBRB RES RS RB SR EE WA8 2 28 ees B.S ee of Mildn hemps. In black and all colors. There are small. pokes. — 29c Pillowcases 27c Star-Tex Toweling Friday Only.......c0+00: A well-known brand of ex- C cellent Toweling. t li 17 inches wide. Exceptional value. nen, Have red borders. ————e — ° Friday Only........-- 33 Mercerized Damask of C good quality. In mill lengths of 2 to 6 yards. . Many oS pretty floral patterns. 35c Kindergarten Cloth Friday Only.........+.-: 19 For rampers, aprons, boys’ C blouses. etc. Some in leht and dark grounds with neat stripes and checks, also plain shades. 36 inches wide. | 29c Voile Remnants 1 Friday Omly...ceccess 19 Selection of plain shades, C and also printed designs with light and dark grounds. 38 ‘nches wide. a — Friday Only.......- 4 95 100 pure clean | ° c otton sanitary layer felt. 50-lb. weight. ail hand tufted; 4 rows-etitching: box corners. At- tractive art ticking; will stend hard usage. $1.95 Kiddies’ Voile Frocks wey. cence aa Frocks - sorne with Beautifully trimmed in and ribbons. Fiesh, Nile, erchid. and white. Fizes 2 to O years. ~~ 7 ee ee Smart Untrimmed Hats Friday Ofthy.....cccsace> 79 Clever styles in fine quality C close fitting hats, slightly rolled brims and Friday Only.....scee:> 19 Regular 42x3J5-inch Pil- @ lowcases in full bleached style. Have deep hems. Extra- ordinary value. X tae $20.00 Felt Mattresses © Coats’ Colored Mer- a eyo oe All. fie new colats ¥- of lat P. cout a Oth : Be 75c Ivory White | Extra heavy: grained dressing combs. A)! coarse a and coarse and fine combination. _ $35.00 Velvet Rugs 5 vray leak ‘tae: of very chosely a of ool-face q ity. , ve years “ satisfactory wear. In a neat of designs _and colors. Subject to sight impe jones. Friday Only......+++- Made of «splendid quality Cc cotton sateen. in bodice- style with fancy pleated flounce. In light and dark shades. Sises | 38 to 44. , Natural tan shade. Launders Limit of 20 yards, weight. perfectly. * Girls’ mart ‘site $0.75 in combination of Tat one Dress. Come tn cisse 7 to $1.98 Silk Lingerie & se eas ae stepins of eiik radium and filled crepe-—-in laey*effects and al) the beautiful pastel shades, aleo white. 4-Hour Sale—10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Dresses f°. Included in this sale lot. Knitted | erepes, Cantons, flannels, twills and : - *. © ae sé % ¥ ‘ -
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we Duily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation tan the morning and one other evening n ewspaper COMBINED polushbed finish BHBOOOOGPHODGPOQOOY 599OIHO $2. 77 Girdles DC) Boft, of pimk brecade with eigst) ™ the back and hips Very comfortable © 9)9O990O09HOHHTHHS.DOOHHOHOSESOHOHIWOSGHOS Leather Traveling Bags >» $18. 45; cowhide Extra fine drapes ©: $1 and $1.25 Stamped Pillowcases Friday Only, Par.... tn eight alirw (ive denu.gts «* ite hed er 8C&@.. 6pG@c edge ‘ or \ -te Some have mz in front = a > a The ; ce BR very active Sises Sf » e 4° : x = a 2 (second Fleer) = ' == . = FGLLLE LHGLELYYGLE LL GEE HE GLVOOOHHO DOS = = $2.25 Tots’ Capes = o — s Friday Only ..... Kates 8. Se = . K nit ted “apes of weeol zephyr Male with 19 = om ) arm ete a baby Dive sade with cvllars. arw»- = s : bande and front panes of white trimmed with eoeehuisn = . * (Feerth Fleer.) = . _— . _— Quantities Limited Teiidideamanes Lifebuoy Soap 2 P — E te — I&c One Cake ul Perfumes and Toilet Water $1.25 Dier Kiss Vegetal S5c Piver's V $5 $11.50 Black Narcissus Perfume. im origimal beotties.....$10.25 Biack Narcissus Perfume. bulk. ounce SS A delightful and Margy gg | aicum-. I3c 2 “* 25¢ _**e * * Lazell Toilet Water... 68-- e 88c Tooth Preparations - (vigate’s Tooth Pasec. 23c: 3 for 70c 10c Dr. Lron’s Tooth Paste -2tc wate e eee Pr. Lyon's Tooth Powder 2ic Pepseodent Tooth Paste _ 38e Squibb’s Tooth Paste....... 39e Listerine Tooth Paste..._.. 2te Sanitel Tooth Paste. Te: 3 for 50c 4¢ 42¢ Kolynes Tooth Paste. 2ic;: 2 for 40c Revelation Tooth 2ic Glazo Liquid Nail Polish Sic Cutes Nail White......_... 27c Outex Liquid Polish.....__. 27e A (LEMUR Cutes Cuticle Remover... .27c Mad Nail Polish........... 3 The Sw neatly paint ebildre: Friday Only, Yard 3O9HOOSHOOOSOS $3.50 Sun- Rain Umbreilas F riday Only quality. Sewed-vn ica b« orners and leat en” 3 ord re. BOQHOHG®HHIIHHSHOHHHDHODONGOHDHOGPOOOOSHIG.E 9SDHOQO’VSOS ec ; me $1.95 rey arge ail rug j +o) 4 - g ° fa .bQ OS QO DOOOOOx ASFONOLO* OOS aS Friday Ortly . For lamp shades, *) shades and combinations. SOOO O OO OOOO OULU * eS *) (@) Ae OO OT axe 2.50 Shaded Ombre Georgette | ea 0 o« * scarfs or plliows. Beacti- $2. 19 : 40 inches wide. GBDOOQOGOOGBO DSS ODS PHQOIOSHOOG OS SOOSES (Fourth Fieer.) = oon ace atate + shee Se he *l* . epee tee ee ee ae + aa te ta prices. in flares, fullness, POOQOSEE WOOOGDOO® = eatin finish Damask. Washes and wears a (Maia Fleer.) 5 4 a oe eo = and short ‘anal Dinner Sets, 100 Pieces : , of the bag ° = to +0 as These splendid new border floral , SEBS FH9TISTOIGOSISHSISIOSSSSASSTHESIEIHSSSS LISTSSGIGHSOSGOHHSSHSOSSGHSSSOSSSLISIOITVCS F sc resosooseseoocosssoseoos = handles of sigh quail- OC »~ ~s ty wi immediateiy ttmpress you. 5 $1.50 Pear! Necklace 3 Sc Bath Towels > 15¢ Crash Toweling Made of Nene Ce ae > ° porcelain. = oa Only i'n Ce wee de a ae 6a a $I 39 > Friday Only, Rin 2 «44 ca eee 29¢ 5 Friday Only, Wen’. «esc ee 4 gens. “wed double lip. fast stagd = —ifi~ie? Bear , - ‘ > Tore) ~ fe ih 4% ~ 2 ‘Me S N - 5 $1.50 Caliban Slips 1 Suaa . & : Shirts = en’s Spring Neckwear > = ete? & a en ’s a F We fit 2 : © Fede Gully Some glean, cae elaine $1.39 S) Spring Neckwear in open-end cut silk style. © “Frult_of the Loom” Nightshirts in 6 ° RR, nly Bag ene Bm “ih cow | ans ae ; o 40-inch extra heary Crepe ¢¢ Chi nee and 2 Men's fancy striped end “"~ ean pasere MM are and ether fine materials—in neat pat- &) white. In full cut amd roomy sizes of i a ry — ay q i as ; 4 flat cr apes in new Summer shades a blac k. . rte. tn sta” “hed eo. iar bu sty) 2. = — . J ‘ Main Fieer.) © white. S.2es 36 te : Tes (Main Fleer.) Sizes 14% to 16. ~ ae = +22 SSE DOO OS OO SOO Paeee ot ~~ fae i : SOOO DOOODODOOGVOGOGODSIGOGHODOOGHOGDD | DHOQODHOQOOO GOH S F Se = Glo e S (iat, 3 : 9 S $2.95 ove Silk Tec a > $ : $ 00 wor Bed : oi $1 95 Satinay Undergarments : 1.85 Silk Fes S ener eal prings PP. scape mihie>...2. ses | H. : I 5 S Embroidered Hdkfs. = $20.50 Nugents Standard Mattresses $ Feather Pillows _Women’ s $1 Fiber Silk Ves aH g rish and Filet Edges ¢ Swiss Em > Onl : Friday Only, Pair pats riday Only os i Pedi tae Mh... ..~. £5 -6 , ®) te es) fila choice duck Feather Pillows. rang Fiber Silk Veste of good : ‘ shape 4 ' , cerchiefs- ~ Made of selected al © s or bre h ‘ } bamer c aa ol . ‘ am vonnEN sila hae tian © DOO GQCSG GBPS DSO SOG OQGASOGSE F' HSSFGOOSGOSGEGOO’TICSHSSSSSI/EUES SE $1.25 Women’s Stamped [ Stamped in beautiful ee Se Marked for cutting. $29.50 and $35 Genuine Fex : Friday Only $15.00 to $20.00 Fox C and sivered : 13 shuces BOVIS FHTGUSS FHT DSOOSHSNS — Only iy a iy ave it unpecke( a wondertui : ae i ment nen Lresees. Shaded peac’. emerald, yeios rt oma tan amc brewn “ilk et3éec ime color trimmed!) Sizes 7 to 14 Girls’ $9.95 Coats ny SR These © _? we wed and of woo ath ae ee i ll, in, ill roumay Only er-piated ivty meisg of le et; pee en Friday Only Thie Ukulele Spe al possesses « beduty of | tome and case thai tie price nerer bought pe hertere it m= made of bireh wood. koa wood fink | mapie neck. plain pegs. : fret hone. Fase —— es. 16's oe " . Soap dox.. doz.. ic: = full sige. with brass rubbing sur lace. rt ae Makes the hair sefea fluffr. and imparts 6. beautiful luster ...+.<< = 7: doz.. ——— idds life and brightens the hait..- Ge; 3 for 2c +e tse 7<: doz... t3e
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~~ “ : mes ‘ ner : ‘ . oe ee ee ee ee ses . . ° ede 8 8 B.i8.. Bie Bi eee a ae Th uf A Lpiashidat OTe TTT Tee Be ak uM OMIM. SOM oO MCL CMR ee ee $6.95 nil $7.45 Tots’ Coats ° Friday Only ........ For coo! Summer days-—these well-tailored Coats of polaire. novelty cloth and serge. Straightlihe. and belted models, with fancy buttons an ae mek @ y : ~ ~ - A » KS mh, at . yh * : en Sts “ as ae Se ae ae + wre Se \ jase Prt rip ete ee oy “epee” % : 5 Ss alee Refrigera- tors in about 8§-Ib. enamel lined, clean- 1.50 Costume Slips iped cotton saiunay with deep $} 00 fice hemetitched top. Fiesh or e 36 to 44. (Fourth Floor.) DOOOOOOOODOOOOGOS Glove Silk Teddies os eb oo love Siik Teddies of good, ae: 28 lace or embroidery trimmed. peach and orchid. Bodice-top as ‘Te. ge m Floor.) OOOOH OE ODO GCDOGOS cateanenil : s ? . . 4 s $1 Fiber Silk Vests BEY we eee eee f @ Pe ee eS, Fiber Silk Vesta of good quality. oe . Nile and orchid. Sizes 36 to 42. (Main Floor.) outer case highly provision last, special at Sample Refrigerators AE AES AE Ne LG RAEN EATER T Ee MR OME AEE GRE IEE, Sl AIRPRGTIEE NT WAREARRIE NO =to $44.50. Offered while they last less see eeees a ati Ha i Het $3. 00 Iced 1 Tea an je Consisting of fancy covered —& "pitcher, six fancy shape glasses ;¢ ‘to match. Including six hollow = je as e ‘stem colored bowl sippers. They e in amber, canary and " ervstal colors. Imitation dia- WOGGOOSOGGOSGOOSGFOGO®DOOGOOOS § . mond cut pattern, very brilliant $1.00 ia cracien and attractive =. 7 5) iii -. Imported willow; ex- i eileen tteeeee. . 79¢ | eee “ $1 95 @ tra deep with - ink voroeadce in the long niodeis. oz e << inserts at side so they will not = strong side ~ cornet. (Fourth Floor.) - == handles y DOOQODO®O®ODG$}OIG®E}TGPOOGOOG®QOOOOOO SOS Women’s Stamped Dresses Re whe « « i ae |. ae nd embroidered gingham of fast f in beautiful ee full rtenat. iting. Hit t c OC c ‘e ? cee C C © Large size Clothes Baskets, made of strong quality i ie ‘ 44 ti} SRR ean 52 Ie Sroadclioth Blouses Ee Sg a on. tes eee } values of Broadcloth Biouses—- A 4 - Nit ' " Hy, } np $27.50 Value nh. and blue shades. Made with . 3 ; =? - poy collars. jong and -short sleev Dinner Sets, 100 Pieces = Sash Cord or Clothes ‘ é These splendid new border floral 3° line ~ : . patterns in natural colors and =& JOOOOO OOGHOOGOHOOSGOSOSOSGOSOOOOOOOS = coin gold handles of high quali- =. 190 feet of extr | ty will immediately impress you. = teen & Sash . § ‘ai an = . Crash Toweling 2 odie Precis” tee nae pane = nara a Clothes- I Yard 1 ~{ sons, with double lip, fast stayd is ae ys Panza Vig telah alas einai sin —-*. e gravy boats. — absorbent Crash Toweling wih aC e = fast colored borders. A splendid ¢ 3 : = 7 BODOO®OHODOGHOSOSS = | =- $1.75 Stepladders and $35 Giles Fox Chokers a == Extra strong us oa eek pe Bae seus == well braced = with iron rod Chokers come in natural red and == under each step . Large fluffy animals. = and bucket rest. ee a ar. = $1.50 Ceiling Dusters ° == Large size, made $2.50 Bird Cages = of washable woo! ' , = with 5 ft. handle “soc sie © for cleaning ceil. im ported = ings and walls. 5 . me ~Care, well = | i AA made. with % 00 ; | ee easy clean- Sees Se a i eo a ee a ae ee ee li To 7 ab le slid- . ° np hk ae nderful assort- tte ime ing tray = en4é brow? . ae. <M Toot ll ld aa once == 8 $] 45 = 7 Second ) (Sat ® = = $1.95 Wash Boilers | == Full 11-gallon B size; well made = with heavy) Garment Bags Be Eg 88 apices as ily ie Fs : . La r ge == toms a ti | strong side = handles. in. Clothes == L: retty y Es :, ‘. : ‘ : ifl., i Lies = | ' , ’ : - “0 3 ote =: 1 00 =~ rye - k rx 7 i i ie germ and me $1.25 Step Stools Made of solid . ¢ pea £ Fe braced; a han- dy ladder and stool $ | , combined 1000-Sheet Rolls Toilet Paper IOCOOOOOOOOO OOO OO OOOO OOO O00O Ukulele caseungl y rn ae oe ie ae we eee. es ee oh he Ue Oe _— ial possesece a beauty of hat the price never bought is nce of bi ch wood, koa wood finish. Has Plain pe€s, two imprinted tings around sound Th ¥ fet wire. Acc urately adjusted. (Third Fieor.) DODOHG®OESDOOI|TDOOOSGGOSOHOHOOSOOOM No Phone or 4 S Mail Orders. Fine silk tis-] = gue Toilet Paper; 1000 sheets to roll. rePprrec ga i <= 18 Rolls $ | ) , 2 Me .itees Hospital Cotton a 2 = ae 3 { m e-pou nd ’ . Faz $1 25 Bathtub Seats | SOLIB cc eoccestecesssee 37¢ ' ; 69c Wash Boards ey Very substantial, fit over any, sincere King:” = bathtub, white er. —_— full sige, with covered hangers. brass rubbing surface. a ie AH Hitt Ahi athe! Large size in full 4- -passenger size, equipped with nonbreakable steel noiseless brackets, in weather- qT 85 Gliding Lawn Swings Big Ref rigerator Specials if Sas $36.95 Side-Icer| Front-Icer eH: ® Refrigerators Refrigerators deter Metten| een fip lel, bi beeedt ice capacity. White| 22°°F apartmen able provision cham-| POU%d ice capacity, ber, golden oak white enameled lined, finished, while 21, Disbly finished oute case, special at lia tie a — Hii} $12.50 Large Mitered Mirrors Three section mitered glass Mirrors, with polychrome, antique gold and silver finished Very attractive for over buffet or mantel. Very special] at... Mitered Buffet Mirrors, with two elects side fen a complete HS HSeis Ht ” 1} HET Miahhs ! is g About 28 sample Refrigerators, discontinued styles, all kinds—side-icers, apartment = house style, some white enameled all over and some porcelain lined; were $19.60 mn er eeneneteeneee#eeeeee#ee##ee#e#ee#ee#ee#e del Vedd a © | ae Mk cee a if CPE = DOLLAR DAY” In the Big Houseware Dept., 4th Floor Conditions of This Sale! We Will Hold for future delivery, upon payment of 25% ASMA A iE Phone Orders will be accepted on all items advertised with the exception of soaps and coupon items, Thursday evening, 6 to9 p.m. Phone, Olive 4534X, 4535X, 4536X, Mail Orders filled while quantities last, except on soaps and coupon items. Quantities Limited to usual retail requirements. 69c Window Sereens ry = ot hardweod COUPON SALE +-Gallon Freezer With 6 Sherbets ch rama Freezer will freeze delicious galvanized outer ) ONE-DAY ¢ cream and ices in 53 ie. REEZER :: ream ets ee ee ~—— ee proof red and natural finish; full bolted through- out. A strong, well- made Swing at..... Pig. i hee Hi ith pit Vi dea gee PAE A eR TRHURKSD \¥. TRSDAY, MAY 7, 1923, MAY 7, 1936. apes The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 5 57000 MORE cir Cirvalation ti than BOTH other evening n wspaper I FE. u ’ Ss rane STN babiti yess —a=|= of the bill. $5.00 First Payment on club plan on large articles, balance weekly. Deliveries—In fairness to all we cannot promise time id jp | a ie ed Ay any merchandise The Goshen" mase- fort: have reclining backs. Very special. 1'$2 ‘Stoamex Chairs Well-made Hammeck Chairs, adjustable to four positions, with seats of heavy striped duck ; without arm rests; sale price, 00 TAmit 2 to a customer. ; Ara pate $1 40 House Paints Excellent grade house and floor Paints, in or outside qual- ity, all colors. a! : $1 hand hour Very 50c Brooms Made of clean broom corn, 4-sewed, with special... smooth handles. Sale in fotted style.. glasses WITH THIS No j{elephone orders on | \ ' { \ reinforced = Excellent quality, - foll of 108 sq. feet, with nails, cement, e...., O40 a ° % plete 3°" $I $1.45 Bottle Capper Outfits ible Bottle Capper: adjustable to cap most any height bottle. plete with 144 cork-lined tin caps $1.75 Bread I Rk »s® =F ea aS Ss £ BS of Stone Pickling Jars; Vacuum Bottles With Sanico Luncheon Set Pint size, keeps contents hot 24 hours and cold 72 hours, with black enameled case and aluminum cup $I 00 screw top..... . $1.50 Cage Stands 6 foot tall Bird La . bage yalvanized. strong bail wrought iroa heavy grade: yg Double Sockets Handy Elec- tric Double sockets. Sale price, hee balanced Stands — biack $1.00 A well made and easy running Carpet Sweeper equip- ped with good 75c Polishing Wax $1.50 Curling Irons $1.39 Cake Boxes Roll-top Bread and Cake Boxes white enameled az $1.00 Bathroom Mirrors; medium and large sizes, white enameled $1.46 Soap Combination ELE OO De eT aS $1.49 Mail Boxes Stron g, well made, brass and oxy dized cai SIMS good loc 95 bars Crystal «White Soap with 3 eans of Kitchen Klen- No Telephone Orders 6 Pe $1 00 Lars ®é lisehing rl om, Me 24 th - C eda Polieh. $1.00 HHL aR Hit tS HAE this ie! ie elt Hud Hit! ; sof ina iit ith Wa bide side Henna Foam Shampoo Makes the hair "2 3 Ic fluffy. and imparts a beautiful luster ......- ne Ng A “ Ce ee Golden Glint Shampoo e = é ze. Adds life and i= writers “ave hate... 19 5 Electric Washers : fe Mites bs ‘‘Flectric Mandy,’’ a high-grade cop- per Washing Machine, fully guaran- teed, equipped with G. E. motor and metal swinging wringer. make it soft and 7ic rice WOIVOCT . 60s ws wan 00ne-< Sale p ’ | | BA | — — ) ss $ ° Piver’s Toilet Water | My Floramye, Le Trefle $i 98 4 ; <a —== and Azurea odors.. ° < on oP ae 7 ee Boncila Beautifier Will clear the skin and Terms, $5.00 Cash, Balance Monthly. $1.20 Burnham’s Creams Burnham's .Cucumbderf Cleaning or Skin Re- 69c juvenator Cream.....- (Main Finceseeeb sl Tee eenr ne © & i “Thor” Electric $ 165 Ironer. Priced... Paadllge i _— 1Uidatitt eT Li (uh uth _ THY a heb, oklt wi edak, High-grade red rubber sprinkling Hose; 5-ply guaranteed for entire season; 50 feet with couplings.......-- Tune it RHE ithe hae well-made Screen Doors— mortised frames fitted S: fiwith best screen wire. Haya the following sizes: 72ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 2ft. Sin. x6 ft. I 2 ft. 10 in. x 6 ft. 10 tn. if! agit mre Hil ihe i I Sale PUG. 6+ kas Please Bring Correct Measurements. Bronze Screen Wire, all widths, per square foot...... $1.49 Dishpans First quality white enamelware; with side ‘handles... 91.00 eT — = ant 4-Ply Garden “Hose Black rubber; guaranteed ; with coup- Ps os caeo Hose Reels; wood: will ir = — a i 0 ese roa oT ns it PE wie ult Pili i aA: i ht | $10. 50 Lawn Mowers A special purchase of 300 very high-grade 14-inch Lewn Mowers; are full-ball-bearing and have four crucible steel blades, which are adjustable to cut high or low grass and origin ame an easy running and fully warranted $1.49 Combinets First quality white enameled chamber pails with white enameled lids; in good $1 size, special Lawn Mower. ee Hanging Porch Swings $5.00 Value ive 4-passenger Glid- Green ing Swing. in green finish: roomy substantially construct- with ed; designed for com- hooks, RE ON A ital) UG AOE es BRE ey al ty Lovely floor Lamps ishes; complete with pretty silk shades in various colors with ee en ee ee anne ee wwe A Each piece of first quality, tag ware—8- -cup Coffee Double Rice Boilers. Pans, 6-qt. Paneled Ket- . Cook Kettles; Large Deep Exceptional values | “yey af i bo ad ' A oe a noamaagert RE Te LE $2.00 Lawn Benches A strong Folding Beneh very roomy «= finish, special], 1-In. Poultry or Fence Wire In full rolls only, 6 or , galvanized rolis 35f ‘edd ic dt
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it ; ; CHILD Is INJURED BY FALL Jusweniee salt Alice Schmitt, 4, te Sectous Cult. ° ' § | 2 THURS 12 ST. LOUIS POST-OSPATCH ewe Dat ws POST DISPATCH atone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MAY 1" 2 MAY 7. dawatite ot ate i and Aes, base! ni tae » yard 12 feet below. Sh city | “ | | ~ a eo 6G ssranteed t?¢0a tien at Moapital. Alice Behmitt, ¢€ yeare eh tera. Merrines avenues, fe!) | m Yeu hurte and wae in a serious condi- afighting on the brie ke @f | thor | Reapital she wea eaid te have suf-! | over the haniator of a aecond Piae | fered a fractured skull! and internal | Pear Parra’ M a? Piay at FT t* = ll ang Pe ee Se) aie aiid faih * "Wohi Sandie eoeaeinepas aie alice rr AA Ny Se in.» ae ual & Nee te 1 Age ee Ee abet, La dee, mR a hia lbenno Ps ete EGR RS Pot eRe eee lone a CNRS EV ee wes, al PSY 4 mae — on Fe a Pe mT = er terse pee ’ : a — oe A EER A LEROR RE NY hate sont ry ; iy bn RE a BEY ino %, Igbo tes Aon dhe y oan. Se Minnin eae ta = ee, ee ee . 2 Sag (a jaa * JARS a 5 = o. 3 s eo . th be Dn " Fs —- A - 29 > a og Nee : “ee . ae ba = eae ¥ hs = pag 5 Bet —s. Arik x ; "ee : ae a ie. a¥ ._- : r hy g eo a -_: q , >. +g ‘ ea.” A : ; ¢ 7 ¥ : ai “j v* F 4 7 as > ¥ es, mes & Bre 7 5 aa +» s \F4 y ae : ‘4 : ‘ b ne oo. g . £ Pix re ie 2 re : UR i te Pe 3 ose me = tae ~ a a4 z 3 Poms * 3 ee : Bai f- rue a 4 2 tS - ie eyo OS ooo. 2h. 4 > .. Sve > ~ s ee oS ee ¥ a oe ‘ mS ae + Be if % cz 2 og 4 vad Ss S ite ; = + ¥ 2 " > t 2 tT? ee MOTHER TESTIFIES aM ACTED ; i ' ‘Case of Paul Fisele, 22, Charged With Killing Sis- ter’s Husband, Is Given to Jury. UME WD MAN + The case of Paul Fiséle, 22 years ' old, 1912 La Salle street, } With the murder of William Pap- pas, & restaurant manager, went to we at 1:30 this charged j — afternoon | Ci rcuit Judge Taylor instructed the and and believe f the they had murder verdicts, if they the second degree informed them that Fisele murder insane at and still insane the power to inmcarcerate him City Sanitarium nounced cured. An alienist was a rebuttal wit + see th Lane called today as a — £ + ~ : mess tor the state in in | until pro- | aoe : 7 —— ee > -—* - - tO rertuce testimon — +288 — . a2iienist. oct ié — estiftied tna to hy i ees him isited Fisele in his cell at econ city jall. Jan. 13, Hoge testified that he told the defendant who he was and only Want to comment don > de 1d the other «i answer to a > -—, *_** _? re ICLIOD in exhibit of the 13-inch knife nIDit @f th iv-snecnh annie > * which (0 death Defense testimonr ned | and | a hl was cont insanity toid thea wn’ al - > ine plea of imerous witnesses ‘Strange actions” defendant the Part of before and iso re- _— - Ss) rtiy Pappas, and a lated that insanity was commos in ’ > = >. oon - the Fisele fa ib : * Defendant Doesn't Testify. r= . . riselie was not permitted t je. fense counsel to take the witness ~—+ > wo De hh A + 7 } wr - + Stand a. PROF ne suggested ¢ his attorners that he testif - ‘ festiniony by Stace witnesses isele killed Pappas and Morgan streets irried Fisele’s Helen. r see > +. — > Pappas }° times as Pappas from him, State witnesses tes- “The qeafer Fant’s ™m or hae Vf-. . " ont = > rappas was "OF . im of weak re . sha ng Helen, mtmarcted Just wax iniaid She. inetifind that her cam eas 7 73 a ; ™ ys -~* 2] e+ oe ho ard ha ™ — 2 43 3 sie TT . c*e* oa Pa nas os lead ae @ oe Lice > re ~ ‘ tin _ ined r ner * an | ™ ry ike t elon Fry en -_ a _ mh: = * 2 Mrs 22 2 *pe a 1° Ae han af Pan 1 ~ "he ons ‘er iaughter he Witness reigted Dur Oz he ty ‘Sse ” on - en - = *ea a = 2% gay me st — | | : mand a rt eg = de . ° ; ] 4 ] r bi > _ x 7 Belt | « ~ rin the House ‘ehoe and Dr. Francis F. Barnes © D e 3 ; > 1% i “ : } — oo ‘ will cheerfully estumate on laying these ved signs of being insane w - 37 ? aS ee : st em pattern floors in your home. Care- Siegen: . er the hon fully cemented over a cushioning laver of we: ee é r Free = on builders’ felt by experts, you will have a ® Wanete fait bulgeless, crackless, practically seamless, - Na — one-piece foor. A voguish pattern floor. . 2 wne ing 4 floor upon which fine fabric rugs and ed sele handsome furniture show their best. ‘ ~~" Normal after his arrest ~S 2 a, se * }« : You should also see the new attractiv ed in killing P ) J ‘ . ’ e: e - = « D = i> ‘a . a > > " * _—- patterns of Armstrong’s Lincieum a“ rdered Fiscie taken » ty ~ cerry ca and, for those who rent— , va m Pca use t = 3 "s act: ra - ti - on’ eo wren se © [reets : = 1e@ murder z ' "The man 3 ° “oheren- = — x ere a “FI ] 9 > _ . r iste ‘le Wi “oR le ared t . fae ‘oe Tis: 4 eg i? ner ‘har he a 2mpr 4 - c= rd pat- eee T 2 - ian rs wea Neo. 308] eh ond lial — peice 5 thing fer « smart, cheery ives ON the sidewalk and com mitting other trare nies : beuderr. Jt «x @ clare lations to Rgure of dark gray with diuc dots on 4 Ouf Seid end 447 er- mopies of the He dreve Fisele : to arrest Fisele. ™-« . Te § on on . ry rn + ~* ~ ‘a:i@ Oi7 to ga id of his fare 0 his home on La Sane sireet, reaching there about ‘2¢@ Same time that police arrived he testified. [ame °uor 212 B. Tth. 328 N. Graed. 1806 Modiamest ' Q duce. They are designed to slender- ize the figure and to give the comfort and freedom of move- ment demanded by the woman of today. constantly improved, in a va- rtetv of fabrics insure a large Numerous sty les. ryant_ | SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. CORSETS FOR STOUT AND REGULAR WOMEN As a part of its exclusive serv- ice in fitting stout and regular size women, Lane Bryant car- ries a complete line of Corsets into which are modeled all the developments and perfections that twenty-five vears of spe- cialization and study can pro- e 7 . De Friday From Regular Substantial Ss Women’s $1 BS” ALL-SILK ON Bi Marvelously Clear Colors: Large assortment of the season's best shades, also black and waite... 5. ok A Gift of Karges Quality Silk Hose Will be sppre- ciated; gift boxes free. ! Women’s Pure Silk Service Weight In our opinion the best wearing and appearing oe -fashioned silk stocking to be ——_. -— + ee. ee oe ee SF FF. DD Didi adn BIG STOCK-REI SALE OF WAL $0 inches wide im most ail colors; the sunfast Ac 55¢ MEN’S PURE SILK SOCKS” M@ Black. brown, gray, beige, white, lisle | tops and soles... ' THE HOSIERY SAVINGS DEPT WOMEN’S FIBER AND SILK HOSE, black and was: “I! tam to rou. You} iseie stabbed Pappas + selection. colors. lisle tops and soles, — BOYS oo . SHAPED FI- asc AND Lane Bryant Corsets are fitted 5 © Ager g SILK HOSE: by expert corsetieres trained By iisle tops; good col- 50c especially to render this ‘Ml ors and sizes.......... service. _ THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 i; ph ce ce fF ea ll as i Sage et Peete ae Mia ae A i NA ein eat Entire Stock of Ensemble Sui Sage Every Every Every Every Every 2 Coats 2 Coats 8 Coats 2 Coats 7 Coats 9 Coats 16 Coats 42 Coats 21 Coats SON $195.00 were $185.00 were $175.00 $165.00 $150.00 $145.00 $135.00 were $125.00 were $ 95.00 were were were were were $175 Ensemble Suit $150 Ensemble Suit $135 Ensemble Suit $125 Ensemble $110 Ensemble Every $99.50 Ensemble Suit NENFELDS - An kvent Retreomiaall 294 Spring an Models of Cloth and Silk—All From Regular Stock — Drastically Red 610 to 618 Washington Avenue h } i: iri 4 2 Coats were $89.50 — 8 Coats were $85.00 - 6 Coats were $75.00 ~ 45 Coats were $65.00 ~ 43 Coats were $55.00 3 Coats were $45.00 — 12 Coats were $39.75 — 41 Coats were $35.00 — 25 Coats were $25.00 — errr ee RHAAI Strong and ge | Zi #*“-s w 42 — woot MIXTURE =e | mohair. an PRICE $5.00 PANTS—In Tees and Seoteh tweed Parn‘e gt and Orr + mares Size > D to . A SPRCTAL Pe - AWNINGS Sozail Awnings are made in regula hon sites 30 36 and 42 inches wide Every $89.50 Ensemble Every $79.50 Ensemble Every $69.50 Ensemble Every $49.50 Ensemble Every $39.50 Ensemble Every $35.00 Ensemble PRICE Entire Stock of Silk and Cloth Skirts and Jumper Skirts at Half Price’ : ae _ 4 r é n oh a ae ——— lel Ul Ol hl re eee eee “at ” lee SO a SNE! on ————————— °° &; «| i tiitiellillaiililiaiiiiiis TT SSE S ‘eet ee © =e © © * © IN THE 269 Sp 26 Coats were $35.00 30 Coats were $29.75 25 Coats were $25.00 27 Coats were $22.50 BASEMENT STORE ring Coat@ ee « i, bg Ps 35 Coats were $19.75 - 38 Coats were $16.50 (37 Coats were $12.85 ‘31 Coats were $10.00 © PRICE Ft ct rR bee coset aan ee penned ee. en ee
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ar te RSDAY re rey 1925 ‘ ~ | on Friday ae . From Regular Stock at a ae HEALTH EU RANCE Substantial Reductions WHY GET SICK 9 NR fegetable/emedy ATA BL ETS ee ee i pure imported ibHUMPVA?I, MAY 7, 192% re Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 07,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evenin : 7 , 9 nessepapers CONGR ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2snara nte ed . and the engine turned completely | fast train from Louisville and Cin-| just outside of Richmond yester- — post when a CResapeake & Ohio cinnati ran into a faulty switch day, no one was injured. | Moroccan War Chief | ~~ Women’s $1.85 season’s best shades, also black and white.......... Colors: Large assortment of the or ALL-SILK CHIFFON HOSE © Marvelously Clear and Sheer . “allah ) BROADWAY &MORGANST. raordinary Value ure Silk Service Weight Hose __ ii nak es oS ee OSS eeseeesae ee sete e ® VERY SPECIAL. best wearing and appearing stocking to be $1. ] ‘1 les also iieie brown, white. Reinforced, — 5 WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ‘aii BIG STOCK-REDUCING N’S PURE SILK SOCKS beige, white, lisle OSIERY SAVINGS DEPT. AND SILK HOSE, black and mies. GOGMNOG DACK.........02.06 PED FI- | asc BOYS’ AND GIRL HOSE: SOCKS; ribbed lisle; whites BOOUC | goed tees... 28cf ed, £ 7 ¢ =, ¢ A two-pound bag Cold - Water $1.39 Princess Slips =~ SIE ah ee meme le | cy iF att He UUMESTEban tats tEs 2h NLT! ad eit Ta aidactoattdl tsb ait i 1 Fine mercerized cotton sateen Princess Slips, in . Ds inary! oats Drastically Reduced Coats were $89.50 Coats were $85.00 Coats were $75.00 Coats were $65.00 Coats were $55.00 Coats were $45.00 Coats were $39.75 Coats were $35.00 Coats were $25.00 ble Suits y $89.50 Ensemble Suit $79.50 Ensemble Suit $69.50 Ensemble Suit ry $49.50 Ensemble Suit y $39.50 Ensemble Suit y $35. 00 Ensemble Suit and Cloth Half Price Coats Coats were $19.75 8 Coats were $16.50 7 Coats were $12.85 1 Coats were $10.00 Tt beehade can eee eR om peoettisett! a Fae |; ee wre en erreagsers ‘ene nef ‘if HW iy Hibi!t phwilag § hi Peay Cae Ft art ety abt Hi ry ai At tk iid is white and neariy afl) msi dainty light Summer @ehades: bodice style: aizes * to 44 bust. Speciua ES Ss 6a ae 89c Wis sizes 46 to 52. 9Re *eeereeneeeeeseeeeseeetees - A large assottment of Varnish - colors; the sunfast Tile Papers for kitchens and tind. 30c value. C bathrooms: the washable kind. S’ au pers; in light and dark colors: con- fe: ¢ ’ rem- room in cer roll. Sc. 3c & | Paper amounting to $2 or over. A wonderful purchase of heavy all- wide and in a spiendid array of the best and wanted shades. irciud- 8 $1.85 Baronet Satin Duplex Oatmeal Paper Varnish Tile Papers None better, per ins sckue MEME seccceccses secs digeiacsire gisting of foliages, dainty all- All Papers Sold With Borders or Bands at These Prices. silk Flat Crepes, the most popular ing black and white: } -———— 4 40-inch lustrous white brilliant sheen Buronet $433 ‘$0 inches wide in most all Rolls New Spring Wall Pa- Vs stripes. blocks and gran. FREE! silk fabric of the season: 40 inches re a Satin: at. a 89c BLOOMERS Fine lustrous mercerized shadow stripe. cotton, satinette Bloomers. in all the new Night Sum- mer shades, elastic band ae double elastic knee: $1.39 Crepe de Chines 40-inch all pure silk Crepe de Chines, in a host of the new Wanted Spring shades: sewateneeveens i SE a ee ne bbs 63 bmn bake SHOE BARGAINS Women, in this lot you'll find Shoes for every occasion, values to $6.00 at $1.95 and $2.95. = See 4 Reeth the, tak ands ies lotad se ana Bitlet Tike. «Pe - Pr Oe a ee yee ef ia clit ett ele EN a ee ean Every pair a classy new style: some are slight seconds that do not show or interfere with the wear. Choose from sdtins, patents, tans, suedes and plain leathers, fancy strap styles, dals and ph wor age all have new style eels eal ~ boes ; 2% to 8 in both lots $2.95 44> 95 and Men’s Pantsj| SHIRT REDUCTIONS Men's high- j -"kband . Special Sale Friday— lar-atteched "awha ae A,» Mga ot AH Kinds a variety of smart new patterns: all perfect: a, 14 to 17: values $1.69 ahh Ah K AND to $2.00: 00 KHAKI WORK PANTS— Btrong and well made: all sizes a, ae 8.5% WOOL MINT RE PANTS—iIn dark colors. assorted sizes $5.09 PANTS—In mohair. wor 2 eTges and Scotch Stee mate: light and dark oy 98 a Women’s RG MEN'S PANIS— $4 98 Union Suits Union ‘outs Sizes up to 50.... as ee ribbed: [Fine-count check A SPEC TAL InN BOYS’ Sf iT ~— 2 pe or closed eke’ aaa _. mixtures. lined pants sty on sizes 36 piel a, .- . Tie s 98 to 44: special, "4" $ : y —§ 49c 59c AWNINGS J§ $1.49 Japanese Cloths Japanese Lunch Cloths, 54x54 inches Noxall Awnings are made in regula- square: beautiful de- Hon sizes 30. 36 and 42 inches wide signe: fast colors: blue ’ Come in pretty striped on white with hemsfitch- | m= tan, biue and white ed borders; about 100 ‘ \ striped duck, complete Covers at. each....... ANY aot te wana, Ineist 35c White Nainsook on Noxal! bra nd. as thev are the 491 inches wide: verv fine best made «tock and anft for ‘scan ts or iF nen. Avail dresses and C , le here on sale Friday. s}] ‘ $2.98 Dimity Krinkle Spread you buy. PORCH AWNINGS Eatra epecial.... ik na hae ee ewes &2.47 150 Bleached Muslin bbsbueees eek eocs re Yard-wide, round thread mre- ee reer a ree $3.98 djum weight Muslin: 1 to 3 hese b0bb6 bobs ees ee yard lengths: at. C 1 OE NT See aE $5.98 a Pe an a an er Genuine Red Perfect, yma ar 75c to 98c RECORDS | BROADCLOTH None Worth Less Than 75c We have just received a splen- Don't fail to bear did lot of fine mercerized cot- _“Blue Eyed Sally” ton poe egetenony in - wide & wal ae range of the most wanted plain Hawaiian Moon colors and attractive new sport use They All Love You” @ stripes so mvch tn demand. A “Pals” manufacturer's etock of rem- nants in blouse, 39c or $ skirt and dress lengths go on sale ) 3 for Friday morning at, ! Bhs CEs as a ebne eeu - S a ™ Fa % i 7 a 4 r 4 > ee "Big ot Be, | ’ ee ae 4 a a rh gs nn - > Ree Xe : a - . ee + ey aa LP” , Oe ® J Cs * s eS 4 © oe v ye ae +! Bao ig ee a ee Sat SNe eed ; ~ aN 4 oa tae s om ee 4 . oe $10.00 BUNGALOW RUGS—9x12 Srrived. one solid car of high-grade imported seamless Art Rugs. made of fine. closely woven rice straw 3:98 very heavy in weight. in beautiful carpet and plain patterns; every one new and perfect; ideal for Sum- mes or cottages. No phone orders taken. Only...... oe Four-Yard-Wide Linoleum “ roe *pgette orgy ‘iy Armstrong's burlap-back genuine cork Lino- AL ae " - ‘ 4 " wr: 1 , i}4 im 6leum (no —~* back B comes a ‘a i} four yards wide; will cover ' ee yr ig | a average size floors in one Sera id f eolid piece. avoiding or - 25 f Bi @ wonderful value; sq. yard. . AL $22 Linoleum Rugs Armstrong's burlap-back cork Linoleum SEES] 9.8 per back); sells regular at $22: patterns for every room of the house: mill irregulars; special onis.. 1 Bedspreads Extra large nae une he —.° 98 $1.00 saved on each | cumulation of harmful waste in the sre ‘corrected to restore the blood to normal at 25c per package. —Keystone View Photo. ABD-EL-KRIM | HE Moroccan leader, who, | flushed with his victories over | the Spanish troops in Morocco, has mobilized his followers for a grand offensive to capture Fez, the capi- |tal. This, being in the French | zone of influence, French troops | have been brought into the strug- |€le in North Africa. French au- | thorities express the belief that | pooviat money is backing Krim mi | his Geht. | ‘MRS, SHEPHERD 1S RELEASED “ Bargains i Wall Paper i 2 ay Washable Duplex Tapestries Console reduced Phonogra Radio reduced— choice of a dozen leading makes at— This fine mahogany fin- ly, to Y/, Off ish console Phonograph, made to sell at $125, at the amazing price of— Kitchen Tiles Qatmeals Serviceable de- These are favor- itee—the genuine kind — in desired TN EO ES BI Ae Wy eneve wa 7 _ S$ "PER ROLL rk: Bedroom Allovers Florals Exquisitely dainty Those cheerful designa t= deli- egpeses thag make om a ~ ‘ef V/) P, — \ : ” > wWeNs Se a “a” j Jd. f Z f I ji ; % -——~ r 4 se : ¥y (= /ENN\ if = om — — — | . e ‘ = a / ad —_ ~ /f hha a \ - j A 5 2s - ~ ne ‘a “/, ‘ t 1] : ; / 1 7 4 = ne ~~ os - S o . YS BBs 2. ie oo JX “ , ar } 6 — AS ——— - mem er ’ ee ; — f } «% _ eee ei —— me — = —— eel a — taimaieen» eqns — 4 Dee See (ee. a = “eh, ay . > 4 “ a = Di ———_ nw ~ can ~, - ———_—_—_—_- hes ~ —— ST een nie a. en : ~ pe ED en = eee 2 —— a. ~~ \ eats ° ae — oe 4 i} ~~. ai — = = " _ fF \\h nen gene pet aa F ‘ | | ae » ’ 7 te. ne. ee ee - . ~ es — a a OM = hy = o ; : ~ ~ \ ‘~ . - i. i i> ~ SA oe * _ . ee This $295 Three-Piece Mohair Suite Exactly as Shown. Friday only, at ; rns All wearable parts of each piece will be covered in The spacious Sailbiens rt is 7/5 7 ner vard mohairs de of revers- inches. long, the low-back arm- your choice of $7 per yard mohairs, one side of re e chair is large and roomy, afd the ible seat cushions covered in your selection of fine back of the wing chair is tall 7 ask anestry. Outside backs and enough to rest the head, very ee ee & Pee) pers cop comfortable. Heavy turned legs are of solid walnut. Large silk outside arms in plain velour. tassels trim the arms of each piece. and promote action of the liver and bow els Schoenfeld's Kidney and Liver Tea (has a gentile and elfective action that Jeanses the eystem ourifies the biooo and gives you a feeling of fitness. asi), taken and positive in results. Prepared hke ordinary table tea and taken before bed time Sold evervwhere by Druggistes DISTURBED SLEEP Caused ty Biadder [irritation and | Excessive Acids. Take Lithiated § — Buchu. the Bladder Physic. | Cc. N. Shuman, Republic. Ohio says: | Before taking Lithiated Buchu (Keller | Formula) each night's reset would be dis- | turbed 7 or 8 times. This condition no | longer prevails. You may use my name if it would benefit anyone with biadder trouble.” Be careful not w take drugs that check the action of the biedder. You may hav to continue ite use. TAthiated Buchu (Keller Formula), tncreases the action etre oe | foreign matter, neutralizing excess acids, tbereby relievin the irritation which ’ | causes distur nights. These tablets during the day. It cleanses the bladder as epeom salte do the bowels. driving out eost Ze each at all @Grug stores or Keller | Laboratory, Mechanicsburg, Ohio, Lecally | at Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. ; Separate pieces will be sold at a slight advance. PP OIING 5 cccisncevccsncciccs $98 Low-Back Chair ..... rer Tall-Back Chair ................§54 f Liberal Ternis We Will Allow You to P 5 Cash Wi'h Order, Balance in Ten Equal Payments of $15 Each Month—No Interest ae eS ee a Charged. If You Wish to Pay in Full, Take Off 2% A Few of the Floor Sample Suites—Order by Number No. 1035 Suite—Two pieces, massive carved base, covered No. 1068 Suite—Three pieces, covered in importa rrench in linen velour; reduced from $600 to.................. $395 linen frieze; reduced from $365 to...... CPi esi 9 No. 2372 Suite—Three pieces, ered in silk damask; re- No. 2526 Suite—Two pieces, covered in mohair, carved duced from $382 to Ring, By: : ace? pipes BS ip Sap eS $274 reduced from $257 to...... eS OP RS OE? Pits OI aS $177
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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUES POLICEMAN FOR $6009 ««-s“voree Brennan, a pot 7 “eT St ¢ Seon ies. Pro pris . - a ae avenue, Suit for S004 damages i* “jreu (Court agains than the morning and one other evening news pa per COMBINED ss MAY The Dailu PO ST-DISPATCH atone has MORE CITY Circulation 1 or search warrant, are ms and arrest - ed Gomes on a false ze J . — o - . ata i 4 ee ee NER aR WINE BIO ‘ ie aera \ - 4 i By > " * ety ? Se ee " —— PRY 7 a a a Se a ER ee eo EN Con thaeti peti deena’ get ae, iS saad «ete ip P-zt - a 2 i SR Th MORE SRR MAURY Mal RN ie ORCS DSB a: , P ba ? ve ha ae wwe ee ~ nee te - spp doligitlta. so gee eM. Fam Ley ai a SOE eee ie .. ;7 Pha: p ee 7 SE Re Saag : : Ra eS Mg, St haar eas ee Nighy spate hirer r£ ? Ps x Fs v - « — ¢ aie ; TI ; a ae bythe capa th, Gl age Pe te e pee AES ~ oe " » PPR eee a SP NS A ee Map Bich hire alba on 8 Dh Soca co A ck = Rn alee ee a iy th ee alee as si amass ae ae ip: ORE weg aie avaber, SRY TR gg et: a ref es Reh iy - sp tea tice, ak ae es a teat eae whch aye suse Kins) ists Me ce sebbtedee. a. oe ) \ ea ~ 4 Only ~ SPECIAL — | JZ AON T Ww Days eft-till Mother’s Day ‘+r -until the last minute. = | Half the fun of remembering her Mother’s Day Boxes. . .. reddy packed with ine Bury Bee candies—appro- prialcly decorated and beribboned for Sunday. 4 Mother's Day Card with cach Pox. 1::-Ib. Bex $2 3-Ib. Box. .$4 a en Sunday will be in getting her the candies she likes best. You know she likes Busy Bee candies and cakes be- cause she brought them home to vou when vou were little. Turn about's fair play. A ¥ y . oF : f dy ‘ ee. Mothers Day Layer Cake.....5.... SJ es £2 ; . ; . ‘ . 3) Mother s Day Anaci Cake large sti)... ... Ss Sacly Love Chocolates Supreme Blend -- - 1b. $1.50 Fruits and Nuts - - - Ib. $1.25 Variety Package - - lb. $1.00 Special 10-oz. Box - - - - 50c EE —_ Friday Candy and Bakery Specials Assorted Chocolates - including Milk 7 Maple P32 Bc Chocolate Maraschino Cherries, 4 5 Laver Cake in one pound boxes only Pecan Strudel Ring Milk Chocolate Dipped Almonds, box 25¢ | (Coffee cake}. .30c Main Store - + 417 North Seventh CONROYS 1100 OLIVE A Ne | Player-Piano Outfit $10.00 A MONTH + ry: nrevs Sensational Offer FREE WITH EVERY INSTRUMENT ene uning ea, Ce. aia x “ 5 eee ae ee ee a” BE Arey ae a 3 ‘ See eel : ae, tas 3% s eee : eis ie ; . ul 5 * - of MS ae ate Tae . 8 . % haw Vee > por mek eid eS hee oie io, en an ¥ : RS hepa aae uate Searvn Re RE hh rE ar ia eh eh Sati ga Ssh 7 aan” Schdg hn dha An i ia: ta tat ala nai taal ‘s Sy ree ae (aeihs : , * Tsiate dy dh SPS GEES +h es ri , , : ads! at S BS Vom eee DE es eS pie v " ’ ‘ ee ee. seca ee ee eT ee _ ahh 4 te Ot ; aco Seppe nat ca AS es ¢ Hanns ae siping ay ie, ae -. _ rum Ege ed. $205 Cee, ois oat a + lhe “kiana egiligtaalai aby ay estheakinrcias ces GR ig PERRY OS CORE Gee ares Alone Sie Conroy Values the usua! wav. on — Thin is not a $295 value. a high-grade jeb in every = the pleasing ee art this outfit would cont rou shout S15 =| Zz Q 5 [$10 PER MONTH) #3 a as i4 t2 se om ai Oilriwvd iar (em lee . B) | i? Giril “ er , of sit-i@ pals la ; i a= / ” #3 ai, & | a é. fj fj ad | >| j lf wie lela@is ese Begin Payments in 30 Days to disappoint mr “This wowld be as without jobs—‘free lances of jeour- | was loaded with cigars. He would | 89 Years Old Todav nalism,” I believegrou cal! One of these smoked the most atro- | cious cigars, it has ever been my JOSEPH G. ROWING OLD, ‘UNCLE (OF ADMITS N Ba misfortune to accept. them. greet me morning, noon and night | found that eren my stomach re- belled against such atrocious ropes — “He was early on the scene and Finally I refused him. $200 Taken From Se A box containing $200 in pest- was stolen yesterday night >r a routh from the drug store of Richard A. the tore while a Grosse. 43¢@ Hartford street. which is also a subpesteffice. Paul Wright | with ‘Howde do. have a cigar.’ I office funds ' aie Mothers’ Day Special No. 1 12 choice, carefully selected. fresh cut roses with aspara- gus ferns, = For Her Pleaswu ro en eeaty a — Oe. mee — a 9 es — Next Sunday. ~ G GG) czy AJSLDLAL Mothers’ Day Special No. 2 Your choice of Hydrangea Plant, Combination Bloom- ing Plant. or Beautifui Hanging Basket. — ve Can Telegraph Your Mother Flowers and Your Satis‘’acfion \ - Gries Silealll ~GUARANTEED FLOWERS ~ ye 712. Washington Ave~St. Louis - - -_ = Kj? 2 Ima s _ r . wa food « Geried ng as ther can— wro is $ r nger had = = man’ ae Pu Toe, : Sond - = > a = . be ~e - # “2 ra Was r e3 ertr> ers bers - >= © TIT? _™ front “rowing ‘Md Artistically.” i— «- ™ Sy "T"'h inte Wan? — + _ “ +. ~ ~—w - : a é eS 2 & ree > fa _ rr? 7” i +f — é Ja 2nce’y epee => itu reckon Tl hare *¢ send out a den Oa 1S QNNIVEISG 258 of Wear-Evers FAMWMOUTSBARE cO. B. NUGENT & BEO. SRIGGA. VAiNDERVOORT £2 BARNEY ™ 2. Roemer. 1168 hinpeewrs STIX. BAER & FULIFE “ BEROETER SRO-. , own folks ELeterprese ( bina $10 Per Month i eeiianaiianene your phen- IMPORTANT —On this offer. Conroys reserve the right te cancel ograph. piane or other sales if instrumentsare bought by music houses tn oe These players are intended for sale toonly bonafideretailcustomers. | “7 "!UC2S Part payment musical instrument at taken up smekirg Ss > : a. 3 = 7 ~~ 2 YWarews Pair Gdur. Store. 4967 Fair Chase. dacebs Béwe. S276 Salicbar> KRerh-Hetterr Hede.. “3d 4&£ Beaten Wilttene Bder. (a... “S99 SN. Vanderente- Wricher-Scheee Heder. 4964 Wat! Brides Siehees Hdwe. Ce. Lee & Newstead Siemeeiler Bdwe Tas her & heanerir S A. Pealy Heer. Case & Glaccen “hartets « 39348 WW. Flertecent “~chartett's "86 “Serth “Mierke “— 4 Sehinget. 147% Sellebars 4. 4. Sebwalke Hitwe.. Jefferson & Hebert “pet Hdwe. (oe... S744 W._ Florieeant Seheacht Haéwe (c.. 44666 & Legis ‘ir. “erk-Daniel Bader. (a. 15th & Cace cK. BD. Weber. DSRS Best Grand Ar. VEST END Set Baer Sere. Bett & Pershing bert J Beair. Sie Delmer Gi. joe. E. Dealt Baer. 598 Deter Bi. ' KK Ebwer der. 2906 \_ Sinesbichwar hapherst Brow Hadwe.. GIST Pace Bt ivens 2 Feeank 3°35 Deter Gi. Givrees & Frenk. 3°96 Page BL ear-Ever” Aluminum Utensils Clartee &£ Temm . 28 *. Leal Avr 5781 Fastce 4r 6°85 Natural Bridce 7358 Eastee 4+ to, The Baliviere Pine Lave Hdwe. a ad 4APLEWOOOF_ L. “beidt Hewe (hee. Wileee Howe. “T CHARLES BOCK ED.— Bet Es—“traeh Eder Ca. iLLINGI~ W. &. Bieemier CASEVIVILLE—w. BB. Merete (COLLINS 1LLE—Rarmend Lansing (OL SEBIt—Be Year Bede Dt rO—Dupe Bdwe. & Liv. Ca. *Wear-Ever . 6900 Clartes Ay EDGEMONT—rageet See GO EDW ARDSVILLE—Tushers Se GRANITE « —e “0 BURBS % Urher Hawe. Co SeN\NE TrEase— % to ' eRe! “i\—«eat Hdwe ( «. See NVILLEA a Tf lasek ~ nae a cierk at the % he believed the box tioned w might 2 which was for sale eh 5 Miia : 4 ait te’ e , | - vem s 4] ; a r | | i ee the we et we OE Laie cede (RR ee ee a eee ee ee ee ee See Our Other STIX, BA The Radio illustrated above bodied in more expensive Brz im two-tone Adam brown mabageall 37 Ss 16 inches high and 2:7, inches This instrument has a three-spring Combines all the enjoyment of cf a well-designed console Portable B $ 4 5= Equipped with Brunswick si reproducer for playing all makes of partment for carrying 20 records; re Bers. Finished in biack leatherette: a hundred THESE STORES, WE KNOW, CAN SUPPLY YOU Prearess “teres (0... Sarak & Manchester Hi-Panate Bdwe. Lehman Bdwe (oo. LERBANON—Weerr Eee CH Pr {\LLO@\—Neld «+ . 1996 S. UCnier Bi. ¥VeoD KIVEZ—WWa. exe ay BOULIiNG GREEN—J. C. ( ALIFOR N11 4—Sewemes’+ CAPE GIRARDEAT—Set CENTRALIA. &. See © EL»SERARY—“aith & EUCREASA—eF B. Setter 2 Oe FLAT RIVER—f ioe oe
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THURsSDay MAY 3 ai: + 1925. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1929. —— es eee - mie 'Daily P pstoffice. ‘a clerk at the store, told th a in post-, he believed the box Was si me yesterday; night by a youth who chard A.| the 6tore while a compa pt, which; tioned Wright about s a1 Wright, { which wag for sale. — a olen. Ine loitergdg .* = 7 eo Tes we & er — CAPD LEE LA PEL OGG LE. POL Fe Beer ap Ve corpo DORE OEP IETS STOLE en OF APE DOR Oe ad OAS o FALLS TIED : ’ (Re ee bed Pe eh aed - ee "KA ’ — : . r. Tw wy vs hes . ae est k, . ome e Re i nee wage ge ae: ar . - . we) oS Dee ~ ry - . - . £ ie ete TK. ; 3 ’ “ 2 - 7 te .) i, - ¥ Worse th improperly clad feet aclualil’ eer dermine your . health. They rob you of both pleasure and comfort. becial No. 2 oice of Hydrangea ombination Bloom- tor - Basket. 2.50 Delivered PEPE RCT RA es ee NE La ats NSA MERCE OF) thet Eo oe fom ie 4 Aras WwW other women are enjoy- {#e@eerh 4s Y¥ ing themselves this Summer, {{oeeP EHECL - al yong want to be held back Boge s Ee : ’ és again Dy feet that. throb a hh: - 2 A ; and bur ae thers Day , F. and tire you out. - + a ard ¢ > > pe . » ie . ‘ . - +o en se Tal sed * 2} 6 Po x2 tT ‘ * . A j . ¢ - 2 . , 4 ~ 4 Pr . r +a . ar - ‘ ‘ rote a we “1 ALY) > ee RO : BY A eels re PCN ae nee ES, Oh De -—- - > 4 on o \J fw _ 4 La Om OP agGwtwe 4r0 one rz 4 as eee — —- a bs eet tess Ti aber: Bes pak ee” oC bs oss so Sages aR : . . SS tae ® pS sft hae 4 sve - e.°.7 ae” « ‘ ‘ . Vn, 008 . mA " ¥ ’ “ssa “ ow, » > tea ie ; dogs NN Yene EP SON errs pty - . a : 7 : ° —~ ote . Kg’ r: ‘i . . Gj Pa * A > . ; £ ™ ny 2.5 : s ; ~ * ns : ’ 9 y ee . —! > Oe '" * -. ~ 2 + ae ~ : ' ‘ y' . . ‘ » |} . " . . ’ we... so eahe “Te * ot 7 a Pr ™ - F , - * "ste age oF. 2 “~ ~~ ; shen’ : . : « od 7 tere { ? ’ “3 on Sees Beautiful sa Owe ADAPTO SHOES St STOUT WOMEN are scientifically designed for vo ite $ yuur specific needs. They fit the high arch restfully and the narrow heel snugly. Pott er i ee ha ¢) “ ay * f Bs aks he Y agp ae ee : ~~ . a ABE DBS Ok 2-0 a ager a, open TE At , Se . i Rs => ~ “— iy t eee one + Migt ae, OS 72 j .. z Ce > . *y. Se, ay Ao : 3 eo rt : >. ~ ots 2 : | " poner ro > AS aN Pe: ‘ ~ . Day 7 ae *& S22 Fy B Ret ery > ates : t &ine a, ea met Ue ; art > "4 . ™ 6 . +S 2 ha € * ~ a Ty Sek) 4 ~ f Mi ‘ ; ™“ > . mae aw ae ‘ r ea os « ‘ o - . ‘ - , . -J . z 2 aT gee > H Yad 3 P . oom =_ . , a = art we ie ; ef 2) " “=I” eee re er * .oekd * >. Shake? = = OI > ay ® . ree “ty .. Mie 2a - Y be eats *8,* my ee aa = Bs ng een gree ‘ : ; L ME sone cat an ee ea rte : oe = ey = ° Pay iu = pea) *t i é 4 ee * y vy . FE m. : : r ret TAO RR EEN “S > fhe: Lad, ‘r : > te She ~ SE TS Sa ; " ye ta of a” * a ‘ . - mM “ >. a ee 7 ey ena > , 1. Poe > Ut ee P Be --% r rs > vee - .. oe Ta . : . : et wD J * ee > abehe * a . " . ” . i‘ 9 o Pin «oe ¥ ~ — he . — \ Prt ; . oa oe a ha Flowers tisfac tion ers Ran Ye bs Ye 3 “DA We | : or Fs nae | Avétc lt. £ ‘ Stop in and let us slip a air ADAPTO Shoes on venir feet—feel the difference yourself. Your fit- ting and selection will be super- vised without charge by our foot specialist on request. — ie as tt HIRT i RCE, SRE, BAR oR ge 8 2 i ERROR ye ES a A RRS SAG Rt RPE Ts stylish models aes SF SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY Jane Bryant Sixth and Locust Sts. | A aN, wil ; 9 a ' ee ty 1 ee Oe a ORs Ee _ * oy tyre ees XK + eT he eee al tek Ee i eee ow . - hem : rae, S > . Bae bi : Bi : . > = 4 a 7 - ond 2 ig ih : . a : : 5 '- pte ae bem Pa Bits Se eh eee se A ee has Cpt a iy hs SOS Se ee ee Te * a : : a . ; z ae 1 TP te ‘- . " . 4 y. ¥ * . mS ley , Soh , Tees ‘ teat 3 ' “ ; . ‘ - e ‘ ‘ r- ed Mage) the ¥ A . . . , : ; . : . + ‘ " $4 v7) mi , ~ : . . “ : : . . 2 : > hes Set. 9 ee ‘ ¥ - ‘ : 5! . 7 e oe ' pad , a x " 2 . fs a ° ~ ee aK - . i , - . * 2 - 1 ‘ J N + ) S b : ., — .. a ¥ 7 Feet . ee, : ae Doe Sa ‘ So . BY - a ‘ s) MA Say Se’ ae : Zz « D ms ' 9 a " “ . — “ ae - : } iw. ser? .. eas gett " 7 > - “ ~ + ae ~ , ° os . :-“ é . : , y ; . >. .> " , O ad i : J s be . ai 7 4 " : ‘ - ee =e’ J 5 me a * 2% oe, ns . f 3 7s “, . ve a r4 "Iago ® ss +. +. ae * a 4 -. x 4 " ¥; p. . en Prk eee. IY : ~*~. . . . Ads . p i ee - . P AL > saw 5 ‘ 310 : . “te >. ee ’ oe a’ ss cre Sees & “ : : » ~ te Wha OST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than ee a ee ees ee EE ee = FT ne COVELECTION COST — ~ DEMOCRATS $49,168 Balance of = $1005 in Fund | _ Contributed by 894 In- | dividuals. A total of $48,168.23 was spent BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ‘ na me — es eee ee ee ee —— ree ne ss _tellectual co-operation, in connec-| offered an , - to found (tion with which France recently institute in| Paris, and @ report on the problem Sfanfoys —“QVERSTOCKED” D000 , PAIRS §=5000 617 N. Broadway of communication and transit also will be considered. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 617 N. Broadway NEW NOVELTY SHOE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY in the recent primary and city (election in the interests of the Sale Starts Be Here | Democratic ticket, including ‘Wil- 9 a. m. Sharp liam L. Igoe, mayoralty candidate, Blonde pave: Se to a report filed with the ove os Recorder of Deeds by the Igoe-for- Satins, Mayor Committee, yesterday. DE a nl Subscriptions of 894 contributors binations, : Tan and ‘amounted to $49,173.87, leaving a Black, ibalance of $1905.64 in the fund. é Patent This money will probably be used | "one in the election contest instituted hy | Kid. Sandals. Igoe, it was stated. | The principal expenditures were: A pair of beau- FREE! For precinct workers, $24,320; tifal Heese to | printing, $9041; advertising and first 100 Shoe purchasers. 'publicity, $4200; salaries, $2275, ‘(and postage $3979. - Among the contributors, with ‘the amounts each gave are: Igoe, | $500: former Gov. Frederick Gard- | ner. $500: August A. Busch, $500; Edward F. Goltra, $500; W.9. Whalen. $500; Philip P. Scanlan, $500; Arthur J. Donnelly, $500; | Festus Wade, $350; Isaac H. Lion- | berger,.$250: Edward B. Meissner, | $250: Murray Carleton, $250; Sam’ "W. Fordyce Jr.. $250; Con P. Cur- ran, $200; Samuel Rosenfeld, $200; Danie! G. Taylor, $100; David R. | Francis, $100; John G. Lonsdale, | $100: John F. Queeny, $190; = L. Rassieur, $100, and Sam B. Jef- fries, $100. There were some contributions front’ Democrats of Missouri ou’- | side of St. Louis, indicating that they thought election of a Dem>?- | eratic Mayor in St. Louis would, help the party in the State. Among | these were: William T. Kemper | of Kansas City, Democratic Na-| tional Committeeman for Missouri, See Our Other Announcements on Pages ?? STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER his Is Music Week - Decide Now to Own a Brunswick ~ A Never-Failing Source of Enjoyment } 7 te © PSA RR | i! Ty iy iH} ithe Tt the name € utmost agement. ade-mark , > utensils. er” Is The Brunswick Radiola $ 4 502% The Radio illustrated above contains the same Super-Heterodyne receiver as em- e bodied in more expensive Brunswick Radiolas. The handsome cabinet is finished my '" two-tone Adam brown mahogany and walnut; it measures 4034 inches wide, 37 3-16 inches high and 217% inches deep. This-instrument has a three-spring motor—tone modifier and six record albums. Combines all the enjoyment of radio and phonograph with the attractive appearance of a well-designed console cabinet. Portable Brunswick Equipped with Brunswick single-spring motor; feproducer for playing all makes of records; com- | Pertment for Catrying 20 records; reinforced cor- Rers. -Finished in black leatherette. Width 137% ; inches, depth 1324 inches, height 834 inches. a hundred million — Wear-Ever'utensils NOW iN USE 4 PPLY YOU DG EMONT—Edgemont Hdwe. €o. LDW ARDPSVILLE—Tuxhorn Bros. GRANITE CITY—Rosenberg’s Dept. § A. Kahle & Son Geo. Schmidt & Son ® : LEBANON—Weber Hdwe. Co. m OF ALLON—Neld's Variety Shop WOOD RIVER—Wm. O'Neil ural Bridce inion BL. MISSOURI BONNE TERRE—S, M. Long, ¢r. BOONVILLE—H. T. Zurak Co. BOWLING GREEN—J. C. Williams ( ALIPFORN1IA—Keosaman’s Héw?. . te t Hdvwe. Hdwe. CAPE GIRARDEAU—Neal Cahill ELSBERRY—Smith @ Trescott EUREKA—FE. R. Sutter & Co. LAT RIVER—fFlat Biver Hdwe Coe. ’ Hdve. ¢. TROV—Ira Russell Hdwe. Le. WASHING TON—The Hicket Stere. Our Convenient Payment Plan Sides tion of the reduction of armaments, which a gra in) mitted concerning the league's ac- } | tivities in the domain of pablic | | health, which have seen great de- ‘velopment in the past year. $250: Joseph B. Shannon, leaJer of one Kansas City faction, $100: D. J. Landers of Springfield, $10, and tSephen D. Hunter, Cape Cir- | ardeau, $59. | ; , CORPSE’ HELD ON CHARGE OF | FLEECING UNDERTAKER OF $25 New Yorker, Who Ordered Coffin | and Flowers for “Brother,” Held in $500 Bail. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, May 7.—A stranger went to Undertaker Connor in the “He said,” Magistrate Mareh 22 last. to bronx, declared Connor ‘How do they compare with Millers?” Douras yesterday, “that he was John McCarthy, that his poor 3 ! : 3 brother, Leonard, had been hit by How often you hear this question when tire merits automobile and had died at and that he’d like to pick an are discussed! For Millers are widely recognized for their high performance records. " 9 Bellevue, a out the best casket thé house af- forded. seltcy Mae RMee on Lacn- The geared-to-the-road Tire is a Miller develop- ard, and that he had no money un- ment. So is the uniflex cord principle of construc- til he could collect on the policy . . . . . oe eae He asked me for $28 to get some tion which gives Balloon Tires the flexibility they flowers for the brother and I gave it to him.” That night an elaborate casket designed for Leonard was made \ready. It was of silver gray, plush- lined,rand bore upon the plate the words, ‘“‘Leonard McCarthy, died March 22,1925." There were can- need for comfort; yet actually makes them longer- lived than the stiff, bulky Tires of the past. The Mil- ler uniflex-built Tire flexes evenly from top to bottom. Start saving on Tires and Tubes with Millers. delabra and potted palms, and a irial plot had been negotiated fo “g ’ ° me el le ee There's a geared-to-the-road dealer near you. He will Pinata 2 og 2, res gant take a sincere interest in your needs and give you the dence, in the Bronx, a wondering utmost for your tire dollar. Look for the Miller sign. “What's the flowers —: said she. “Why. for your husband, who} died yesterday morning.” said the | driver. | “That's funny,” said Mrs. Mc-| Carthy; “if he died yesterday morn- | ing it must have been his ghost that was here last night. I think youre crazy.” | Connor confided in the police, No more was seen of “John” Me- Carthy until Tuesday, wher ma! ried arguing With a taxicab driv- was arrested, ana it was charged, turned out to be none oth- Miller GEARED-TO-THE-ROAD UNIFLEX CORD A full line of Balloon and Regular Passenger Car Tires. Heavy-duty Truck and Bus Tires. Tubes and Accessories. er than the Leone ard. trate IDISSINg corpse, Leonard was held by Magis. by $500 bail on a + of fieecing Conner out of Douras charge the $25. ARBITRATION AND ARMAMENTS HEAD AGENDA OF LEAGUE Assembly Called for Sept. 7. onsider Also Securitics and 19 Other Ifems. I ress © the Asesoniated GENEVA, May 7.— with the convocation of the Simultane- ously next League Assembly. Sept. 7. the league has issued = a agenda for the meeting. be presided over probably French representative who over the September of the council. First place is given to the ques- arbitration, securities, and provisional] which will by tke pPie-§ session comes up for discussion | FPurn. Co y = (cause of Great Britain's rejection FULTON—(Callaway Hdwe. ¥. k B k of the Gimies bests acebiabet The 2402 s : I | ' i$ “a ee — HANNIBAI-—Haryden Héwe. he or runsWwic protocol itself will be debated and Soe JEFFERSON CITY—Mayer. Bdwe. Ce. ‘some disposition made of it. for | Schieer Bres. , a OO | only the League Assembly can take LEBANON—Farm Supply Ce. , definite action LOUISIANA~—J. P. Wooten Rdwe. ' | * BUY MILLER WORRELN® Settling of Greek refugees o> NEW FRANKLIN—J._ 8. Faires ai h ht net hich P $n a 1 Greek soil, the opium situation, the e. NEW RAVEN—H. W. Kappeiman are use boos the cansne . a ‘ —e sures 35 incnes education of the youth of al! coun- ; = ve & Hdwe. Pacir10—sno. J. Mauthe | wide, 3372 inches high and 21%2 inches deep. _ i tries in the ideals" of the world & Son PALMYRA—Hayden Hdwe. ‘Fourth Floor.) peace, and instruction in universi- 7 “ ROLL.A—J. A. Spilman : ' ties and schools regarding the airs st aac Brunswicks May Be Bough Fes RE SERVICE C Lanning “ALEM—Batier-Vernon Mere. Ce. runswic 5 ay c oug t on An extensive report wiil be sub- ; ° Exclusive Distributors for St. Louis, East St. Louis, St. Louis County 3456 Lindell, at Theresa Phones: Lindel! pea eS ‘Night and Day Road Service In- ” a. MILLER—World Standard for Tire Quality — . rs ee St 0h VR & LL Te ries tiniest: eer re OLE PORN ONES Go any ie celine tee ok ee eee eal eat ee een. 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Fiske’s ideas early in the war and hen claimed them as his ewn MONEY-SAVING SALE OF CIGARS 8 Fiske was aid eg: TRE ¢Mm.AnR WITH A REPUTATION . naling vis f ® nary when M 0c Str. Size Cut to 3 for 25e—Bex ef 50. $3.95 Se ee ae - 2 for 25c Size Cut te 10c—Box ef 50, $4.95 2 Pie rma om _ es Dar z eqit - — W.-W. SEMI-CLUBS “ae jon : never eon Breadicaf wrapped with a fime combimatien filler. An ime ipensive : _— —— g but spicadid smehe. ef rie attend to all Je it | Box of 50 a ee ee mm Special. Sc Each 10 for 45c $2.23 ib Ade geantited Mpvtes probe: * ii, Wt ook aed Pee oc eae -- EL PALENCIA CIGARS will le ek Uleteen ® aki = AT SPECIAL CUT PRICES: + des Gee Rei ee ho Onl s € ‘ ; ; : : ' ‘ ee 7 ’ 7 ‘ ; ; ry , 4 _ t 2 ; ; r ‘ by J } % * 4 “ Daniela, thou irged continual- @15c Straight Size, 9c; Box of 50, $4.45 —— . z t an administrative plan . i show at all times the Serene Mixture edness of all bureaus of the Smoking Tobacco me oc te do so gud “seemed +-ec. tins. Eatre 1. 1 a .5 ™m &2n6a¢ = peta! sr a 4 D a. @vrervy men*ion c Genuine BRIAR — —— ea With Bakelite «teens “S = cMcTe- -+acd *imee.* » ” og values to $1.00. ating, tage ts Sec. Vacuum Tin Bull Durham. Spee us! : 9use Navai Committee value 7-7 5 = "eeep r * »*- - — Y re ent ve Hobson - dul 1 Pkg. Pipe (leanmera. value ew Lecky Strike Cigarettes. in the new a : : - — fiat tins of 58. na st essiuliy refuted the Secre- ALL. FOR $1.1@. Tetal Vales. $1.72 “eecial, per tin 30c rr s reof of the preparedness of naw in his report of Decem OUR OPTICAL 2 aes ~eadel er. 1914 Through the inflivence of Hob- id Fres son, he said. his title of aid for : « f light "Pe G “m1 eee -— _ 3 s- + » 2. a a an - a a transporting f an = ~ - . _ — ~ — ’ as Sw oa. is ware : . GLORIA SWANSON ADOPTS BOY Actress Makes Ward of Children’s society Her Legal Seon. [oe Assecteted FP rese LOS ANGELES, May 7.—Li Smith. who, skortly after his two and a hail? $2.75 Men’s Shaving Necessities : “a nants Lilac ‘Shaving . ; * LN a ee : ic a i bn ° C oe ty ‘ . , ; 4 ed > -_— & = SS 2 Cream 7Sc Ideal Shaving Lotion __. 35e Ender's Blades ; Ww — 7 2 -_= 7 ta irt2 in Oakland. Fears azo. was made a ward of the “hildren 2 Home Secietr > ‘hat appeared in Superior Cour mere resterdar and was formal ly adepted br Gloria Swanson. who had ee prov? di ng “or the chi 3 ° oo? ee a gre =@! oe) 1323. Under ferma! adoption proceedings he was given te mame ot Joserh Swansen and the sare lqpal status aa bis ‘oste- sister Giorta FL. inc!udinge she righ of ‘nheritarce Pie « a7 te o- —— c 4 ” hee a Py a ie ~~ ~ is 2 ‘our 2 - a Aree Tas **Se fre , Bre TIME TN ad "mn? door anc as. “atect fhe ah ota t- oe al . : I = dewa!k. and anied te the Wae acremr ATCM is the eniy St. Louis even Press = a i i ee ee Rew spager giving Aseouated news serrica qurtroem Sy a relet ee “The HOOVER EATS... as it Sweeps as it Cleans A Splendid Gift for Mother Cash Payment of Places It im Your Home, Balance Payable Monthly @ Do vou know how splendidly the Hoover contmb brings leisure hours to these who “keep house?’ where it is used. rugs. draperies and upholstery retain their rich cedorings and their dirt-free fabric actually wears longer. The Hoov- er does more than most suction cleaners—it cleans by suction, and at the Same time it beats and Sweeps. The remarkable terms of our special offer are placing these appliances in many more homes. You. too. should profit them. Ine@® ux autv 2") - ote 1.300.000 * ron A set of attachments in which there is one ail- purpose wool, bring new CONV THReTOSS — one tool that serves aimeo=st ail! news. Stubbornest clingimg ers are maé t best entire = ag, Sa seid om a if. 60@-mile adjustuiy For Many Needs, You'll agree that ther are very remarkabie vem | tee Drape 30x3", ss 995 148 | 32x4', 32x3'. 12.58 a | SEG Sixt 13.95 1.79 ee a 14.95 2.10 ee s3x4 56.95 2.15 pa . scscdead a ne 16.25 +33 Se. “a cestsen en ee ee oe Here Is a Most $75 to $10¢ avn, *492 @ These handsome overstuffed are of the which are so cc and which so much to the a of anv living room. Some are ¢ mohair. others have ou and sides of velour. | Simonizer 6 «Value. 38 $1.36 Valee. — Special Cc ~pecial icin ; ~ al — - Choose Economically From tect from the e¢ ents. Use nplete with 2S. 49¢ Wall Paper a”. SDC | @ The newest ideas im decorative ‘Blends. in which various soft colors are yy combined. Exceiient quality stock '_—and patterns for bathrooms: tiles, diecks, PRiue bird and others: Friday. the roll $7.95 Ford Bumpers. cuaranteed unbreakabdic..... $5.00 Pyralin er Gias+ Aate Visors. Dive or green..... $7.00 Boyce Motometer and Lock Cap for Ford Cars... $1.50 ColflapsiMe Laggace Carriers ; Singie Seat Pad« of Mraw, ming ; shoulder, neck, thigh, dvcmmaunnitiinindinns ——_<« =e - ame ame ame ame —-* ean sow a x npelys out the tee af 4 A 2S-«ent bettie ef forming drugs of wa take two Eepa Neurifis 7 a giass of bot water quickiv ther will do lelightful . be | - _ cov 3 . ** z ‘anderine ieee wee ee wil do wonders for Daim is severe. repeas € your aairT. iffer a everr bewr wmtii fully (ew appiieatiems rou Ect Neuritss Tabietes megs inn nd apes ap dene -nething thet @ J | any falling bain. Merion, Toot . : hal helming te g "favr ‘med nerre rnf ammatoenr, — ; aii ener ery e De Ores 23. *ahet “onnters <e - ¥ ° alientained ——— m ome Gt Softies of.** Danderime ~a Neuwsritsee Tatiets * ee Gpoar peceag [or <wtte real ~—pfort The quickest war te cet heme or OS Deny Ore —- e o Tae. re Lora Soret. office beip — threugh Pest -Dis- jotueen roe rug Seoruk,. patch Wane ad a Tet ter4 truss sae
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& oe F , : ards PST Be I SE Bee THe RSD I $ i, 1925. Be TRTrsay, : The Daity POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 } MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers ponamnar rs ee ST. Lous POST DISPATCH Sa OR ee ee = a hte siadiedlenatitietee nso ee ened =.&ns.c.. . OT AN a — Sthapseerditreeetnenttnetieem ee te nen nnn ur Extraordinary Annual Accessory | 7 and Sale I any Saving Opportunities See Our Other Announcements on Pages 16 and 18 ectric M | ae yee El = arcel Wavers | $9.50 Dinner Sets Value... $1.35 Friday $5 95 — nh ee Guana give ‘“‘Mother” a @ White and gold cuniahaia eh des soci patedaiee useful nickeied Marcel I ns with ebonized handle, long cord and 2 piec Bile een sr pry mgr ’ re ois alba toate ease ee ae aes ——— na ware. n each Set are six each dinner, soup and fruit st Sti et fale We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for . $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise a six cups and saucers, a sugar bowl, creamer and . Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West wnvet Soeving Gishes. Fifth Floor ee et ee —_— — Saaicatie | Sale o 7 Aluminum $895 M odel—Of Spanish Design—At "6095 Obtainable on Terms, if Desired 4 The co-operation of the Kimball Company made this extraor- dinary offering possible—and you have only two more days to profit by it. The “Grands” are in beautiful Spanish design, fin- ished in rich ebony and possess the well-known “Kimball” fea- A New Kimball for the Oldest One!__ motorists save remarkably on aj. » Accessory need—but this annual - y instructive demonstrations ands interest whether you ow Nn a car or Friday Only—Offering Choicg of 11 Different Combinations of Utensils at One Special Price— q Just 2000 pieces of high-grade fig q@ The pieces most in de- ware, specially purchas- mand—and think of ob- ed for this extraordinary taining Sets of them at event—the first of its $1.89—a price often paid kind ever held in our for one utensil! Attend popular Houseware Sec- early Friday, or phone or ~ Combination No. 1 tion. Choice of two, SS ES ES iat ANT Nee RIEL Nn | GI. ey ly ee A “ ery Worth-While Savings on mail your order giving Combination No. 12 number of combination. 6-quart convex Sauce Pot. —will be given in exchange, as a feature of Music Week: it | . ; — hre ‘ . ; ; 5-quart Colonial Tea Kettle. three and _ four-piece . must be within 100 miles of St. Louis, and be owned by orig- cu s-quart Colonial Double Sets I 2%-quart Strainer Pan. OY re jnal purchaser or original purchaser's family: Write before | ation. . Ss. intart iia a May 3ist, giving style, serial number, when, where and by i , whom purchased. ' ° - c. Heavy Inner Tubes —— Music Salon—Sixth Floor Pires, these clinchers are made of the very ¥ é : : ‘sold on a 10,00¥-mile adjustment basis, [ff , For Many Needs, Here Is Economical Choice of hey are very remarkable values: ) | Tubes Tires Tubes {fi Drapery Remnants ) Mo aee | S8e8%. .....:, $17.65 $2.75 [IP 7 iN at , BS 155 | Banh, ....... 18.04 aso If 50c to £5 Oualit: Combination No. 2 \ Combination No. 4 Combination No. 7 Combination No. 10 “4 ' - mary Ciara = hy as : c o$ Qu ities 2-quart Colonial Double Boiler. | $-pe. lipped Frying Pan Sets : 1%-quart Colcnial Coffee Per- | colander, 9%-inch diameter 2 35 a eg aes a r 7 5 © : -s Deine , colator. ” : . . | 2- t Colonial Coffee Perco- including 7, 9 and 10-inch ; 12-quart Mpped Preserving = S45 | Stu5 .......-: 21.98° 325 IP bess dks ne 1%-quart Colonial Te _ 3.25 De Geswbe st 22.02 3.50 : Offered oy lator. diameter. te ny ly ee a rs at. *eeeeee rices eS q Thousands of sa of attractive Drapery fabrics--in Remnants suitable for many pur- poses. The colorings permit wide latitude for sclection and the fabrics range from 36 to 50 oyal Cord Tires on Tires, at Distinct Savings meeees ¢ 344-6 °R, «..22. 0 $18.90 inches in width, 7 2606 | $0x6% 8: BR. ...>...: . 23.35 Cretonnes, Artificial Silks, Dam- se80 | -$806% & BB. ...... ok . 23.95 asks, Velour, Nets, angen and Mar- Comb : No. 11 oes | £6n6s BR. i... . -. 24.55 quisetie are among these rem- Combination No. | ; ; : : . ; | ombination No. eee | Sb 6B... 2.0... 31.15 nants. see saan em mapas oS i. _Combination No. 5 | Combination No. 6 | Combination No. 8 1%-quart Strainer and Col- 4 18.30 , 35.5 Seeneek te eS 32.35 sted 1 each of 1, 2, 3 and 4-quart | 3-piece lipped Saucepan Set, Aluminum Sink Strainer. | Casserole in popular style. ander. 5k sizes. j 1 each, 1% and 2-qt. sizes. | 12-quart oval style Dish Pan. | 2%-quart Water Pitcher. | Oval Roaster of good size. e S Balloo Tires e 21 eepmipatites Basement Gallery Here Is a Most Remarkable Group From Which to Choose = $13.95 25.77 Lxrta Heavy. $29.40 19.50 ee oo. Cw ces sn SOR : . . 21.00 a EE h Ch ee a $75 to $100 Mohair Chairs | perm 21.60 ee ae cy ks sc 36.60 BS oo 6 4 RES $37.20 —QOdd Chairs From Overstuffed Suites Kore SET ROE SERIE LE TARE FTE TYRE RI MOL HY Pee MARE gerne That sharp, cutting pain from ne to 50« SemGes oo cscsens ritis—-whether it exists in the &@ BTOGGS 2... 22006: 256 Basement Econom) Store shoulder, neck, thigh, leg or back— 4 relieved with Dut $1.05 and $1.15 Grades A Group of Bays’ fan now he promptiy r ’ wev ~ ‘oheapeeatin ee 4 habit+: SXo Offering of Sampl W out the use of narcotics of : . : . nt bottle of forming drugs of any kind. Just oO ffe of 4 ash Suits ablets i) how if > Tennis Shoes Imported Voile Priced at Seconds of 59c Grade—-Friday, the Yard. . fs 5 Cc take two hopa Neuritis T ; _.|a@ glass of hot water and see anderine quickly they will do the work. 1 refresh- OOO Ao Offered at ’ Sq. Yard A ret (5 Kc Onders for pain is severe, repeat this tre at ment | r After 4 every hour until fully relieved. € All-white two-ply English Voile. mercerized in the yarn. SOOOCOOOL “Se we ee he », s " _ Cations vou 1 ne” {> . ‘ nd a parti-',, aneeaie ee thet at og if roto} ¢ In this special purchase ¢ of Remnants of high- grade ' 40 inches wide and subject to damage in the selvage. fone aot ning pndruff or ,., f kably yp «a ] timely saving opportunity for many bit injurious. They are remar Linoleums is a Pe hair, soothing and healing in their eetem : OD home-makcrs. Tile and block patterns and small ) Sea. Mattress Covers | Pepperell Sheets ee rip- ‘nd. ina. gradually helping to remove POD mixtures on blue and tan grounds. Please bring room and low —of unbleached mus- | Bleached S1x99%iNCR | pictte Bed Bete, lent " nerve inflammation, which ie ae 4, ‘ ' Yennis Mn, double bed size; | seamless Sheets with | grounds with wide u!! your pains and aches. / AO. measurements. or "gs box-seamed, taped ends — déeply hemmed ends. | worm nat nebdnen te iene , , : ; 7 | , . J y J : ; 7 ‘ 7 : 1e Oi] Ras $ oe ri ) : orce ° A ° . , ° ; s, . ‘d : -+-- 92.98 1 @ These handsome overstuffed Chairs p © rs $ ; ’ » d J e a | are of the types which are so comfortable Offered at 3 ‘ eas - Dad. aed ‘ 4 and which add so much to the appearance : , | 2 " ; r 4 of any living room. Some are entirely of Unusual Values at the Special Price of . & 2 : mohair, while others have outside backs | . | $ . Vulcanizers and sides of velour. Seventh Floor : a 4 : sa $1.50 Value, Q8 3 $ Special . C : @ Included in this selling are $ " j 8 \ ‘ pro- Shaler five-minute Vulcane : Choose Economically From These analy png ge cpp ; Lse izers complete with tweive : ‘é ’ - . “wear. Made of straw an > 4 , iis meiteliben. } 1] Pp A “Mother's Day” Special in samshiintion ‘ i ae ea ene 98c Roll * styices and trimmed in the newest ways. They are $ OEE POCO S OOP 2 for 25e ON... fashioned of Georgette, printed crepe, flat crepe. a ee MOONE. . vo ase sevens ea ah see 4 * had that ‘ nt cre and crepe satin, in shades that are $ EE ee ee oececs: 39c, (The newest ideas in decorative Papers—radio : 20 c “ikl aa te on, aan as black. . a resses i Cc. Cee ce beeees« $1.49 blends, in which various soft colors are artistical- 0S popular Of ule scas = $ 7 Tools for balloon tires......... » «2; $3.75 ‘¥ combined. Excellent quality stock. ea $ F meee, for Chevrolete, ....... 20.02!) $2.45 : ° $ ve ee mee: 65 2 : nS. odo oo 0 ole $9.95 q 15c Kitchen Papers r4 sions, suitable for misses and Aey ° ; : eee chew ees soos ks bee cave ae $1.39 P—and patterns for bathrooms; tiles, blocks, 7 C semnetianes: Make esteciSene for. 4 oe oe $ : PRlue bird and others; Friday, the roll..... Friday . > 4 ; , Fifth Floor ° * Back Rests . Mattresses made of thick layer cotton felt on both @ . 51.45 Wal ees eee ae ne and cotton center; covered with strong. art ticking. : ; $1.45 Values ne : , — ° Standard sizes Masement Economy Store , - special... OFC A Specially Purchased Lot of oo Fe pressed _ Wedge-shaped Cushions for € Lamps with, piped and 3 Friday—An Opportunity to Save on : : ‘ ton iri ers; we! —— = i | H at Boxes | weighted, uprights finished @ y Ppp y . 4 Off . f 4 ‘ persgpanss Very oe — ; @ in laid—not sprayed or : 9 hd Profit by This ering © > 4 Sixth Floor | ~ painted—metal gold leaf. Ol I ) en s Silk Hose om ; : 7 » Shades made with double - Ruffled ( urtains 3 : a : ' Value. lining, covered with silk ‘ 4 . Pe ih) Georgette and trimmed with a ee) E $ : \ @ &: luggage tinsel braids. $ Si , $1 to $1.25 4 \ \ nart geag Val f Val " 4 d Redeem Eagle Stamps. ie ae i ; tle) ry) ues or.. Excellent ue, : equare st} a Iron Lamps at _ the . “nies ay @ A feature group of semi-fashioned thread > a mipger Acs s2 avin Ui silk and silk-mixed Hose with double lisle é Th splendid crossbar marquisette Curtains are > 4 and well ned; —s 7 me $s g. tops and reinforced feet. Bigck, white and 2% amie — and com mone with tie-backs to match. | ADVERTISEMENT ree oF mee Fifth Floor colors are represented. Many will supply all Obtainable in white on 4 size. Sixth Floor needs at this price! ° 7 ° k > ap N p | Lace Curtains Artificial Silk : . . ’ ’ . ‘ ' ' Splendid quality Artifie- , : Neuritis Pains : : Children's Socks Men's Fiber Socks | fits! ist” find taney | ii. Silk “Drapery ins ; . . —of mercerized cot- Seamless fiber Hose inished wit wide selection of designs ‘ : . Friday—An Unusual Offering of 3100 Yards of ton in half or sevel- with lisle tege ane a: ssoihepet cane. "In ivory and colorings. 36 inche : é . C anis eighths lengths; have inforced feet. Blac« anéd-belge. $2.75 wide. $1.50 4 : y . fancy turnover cuff | and colors. Seconds vation an oa te $I 719 value. yvar@ ....... 4 " tops. Samples of %5c + of 39c to 44c 26c o ‘ | InoieuMm NemnNnants ; 4 4 : 3 $ r J a c ie . ayer x here - , : = Bi ht! r : ys eo a Neutrius ‘Tablets in stock QO Remnants range from 4 to 18 square wom © 2 ates $1.69 pre ing MOE : [—_ $4.69 4 - te ay ‘¢ 7 - ’ , ’ > 7 vs, ! . ; ’ rar | = eee ev~a«cr eee ee eave en jor Rg oom ae a a ol be 3 f 1D | {*} yards—many of them match, there dren. Various colors; —_— Basement Economy Store ‘ . P -¥ " adie . . home or Yorth many times the prion. NCS fore, enough of any pattern to cover sizes only. Basemen Post-Di To teh in usc Pores w olff- i ’ =~ | Johneon Bros si ug Stores, fe the floor of an average ec tespecsnent AA Mt. IT GLEE CSE ERNE SEL OEE IIS, ROLE IEE GIS, racing Grugsists Ny Fifth Filoer eee SD on oo nen eaeanssaaaaadaadddddddddeddedd
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~~ The Daily POST-DISP. { TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED - _oiaismiemnpeenangumanuamioieeeee a = ause pan cee ee oe » es = Editoria) Page aa dil ae , am = : Mother’s Day Mottoes™ ee = aes ro §650c° $5.00 “a — . a Dorothy Gray’s Representative By Miss Eilers—Here Only Two More Days | ie | & es @ Censulk her about remedying fauks in facial ¢on- i as ioe = ‘tnaiv ce * i sou te Pg mest the uses of the sortment includes many attractive styiex a UN Fr oa | €4e *rtit. i i Iprep . vth +2 . agin ; i? ridayr bes Eg ratione—seld here exci cone y im St atte eae cect ‘Fe Give ‘Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books ;or $2.00 in : Largest Distributors of Merchandise | it Friday. ¢ be igs ! Main Fleer Cas’ or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted at Retafl in Missouri and the es she z , ome i : j a Bee agate f : | : : re . ; . - a eG i if ee Special a Is This Timely — to Save So Splendidly on Smart Types of , i Service, a Good Appearance and Economy in These r HG im “4 ae > ee rT 2 Es ‘ fee lik B74 F.* hk : 1 | ss I J ames ( fag 2 be i; a | to ummer Frocks | wo-lrouser ults Vie mE ) i | im ig Hi Pe i | Extraordinary Values—Special at E 1 j —Models for Sports, Street and Afternoon Wear | : fa f 7 4 @ Two-trouser Suits are invariably «he choice Offered : ) : } es. cna ane f of those who want real service ftom their q There are 3U0 attracti\ elv fashioned Frocks in this excel 1 othes——and this group affords an exceptional! biti tional offering—an assoriment that should interest vou idee | Ss wiktheme cae af ou ati ee i ooiems are of excellent. qualitr, the tai- ce if vou have daytime models to add to vour wardrobe. Dresses | ring is high-grade, in every respect. and the 7 fe. t¢ . ~~ . . ° . . 4 Be corre ‘ n S354 Sorree: Conser | emia. Me. May 1.—The Hi some trim enough for street and sports, others adorned with | | est Engtish models are yy sion of journalism should ; 1 laces, beads, embroidery and other effects that make them | | “ié*¥_ Tepresented. and rs ba stated code of ethics, and i suitable for afternoon wear. Remember this is an unusual { | ana roung men 3 Fe ipa a he : #2 ~* . “i | th e, Congress- 1 choice and it will be well to make selection early. Sizes 14to | | , : —aialgguenate “yee ye. = 44. i) ( ' 2 : | Harry B. Hawes of St. oer | i i Patterns amd colors i445 teday im an address at the jt z | i are all sgproved. ef Journalism of the Uni gpa br light and dark shade= m : biect was, : Sra . — _~ ; ; ) a | of Missouri. His su ! ment was @ Rougette, blonde, rust, titian. deer, mocha. cedar brown. blue. gras Sedom of the Press.’ | incalculable | power of the press is grear-} “But.” t wood, caramel, gingersnap, tigereye, cicada, chili | | pecially prominent. “the Dawes J are the newer shades found tn these Frocks and | there are also fashionable navy and black models. | | Second Fleer = _ . puions,~ Representative Haw=s/ jatios | a “When this power ts ques- | healt Feerth Fleer . - = - or its liberty endangered st i only when | ae eeaily because some member. United Stat @one a thing agacnst which censcious of ion has revolted. repean sta’ : s . - : a : "i : op:n en Boys’ “Monarch” 7 A Few of the Groups in the May | A Most Important Friday Saving Opportunity in _ ‘ - aitem. thereat. sens we pment 4 eo oe . 3 Union Suits | sc Value | Surety” Hosiery Lingerie Sale ~ Men’s Silk Shirts 2 = —Offering Unusual Economy | aa omega po arth APC | Irregulars of $1.95 Grade | =r: ‘ bedy in which member- iweuld carry ostenstbie | | $5 and $6.50 Values me lees oc @ cuuieelcan Underwear | Crepe Gowns | Be | x Ps, Special $ | Bee Pihilitr. to fall te join which : should be created somewhere | $1 to $150 Values | $1 to $1.50 Values @ Splendid brand but- | ! . | at ge require ome Se = | ion-waist Suits. tailored | f | ‘oe » Be from which would Eaves of saeiaadniie inaterial with i i Jl od felative effect as the Gime ! ee ee hea | @ Full-fashioned. pure silk Hose i : sae ofa ‘awrer or the disqualitt- steadily P drop seat. garter tabs and { ai — Po oe pn es a " weet 3 @ This remarkable offering is tv pical of the ur- . stnteniaie plenty of buttons: sizes 4 | -cf our own popular “Surety ml ae tea tasiniendk sh aan Se ee ot + Rexall sO0e i passed velue-civing alwavs found in our Men's Fa Rreuiation Has Failed. . » 12 ve re make——-misweaves causing them i Ses a nea a crepe Vewns W@ Sip-erer : | ; Deis aten unite het: lo fo vears. Second b leor . and red e ste z fancy s es and ficur- nishings Section: it offers vou, at these extreme “In the: | } to be termed “irtegulars.” A | elty crer edyokesand bindings. 8=i(‘éc isd ings. haudsonie crepe. jersey and broadcloth Shi — on, bee, See eee — - — : . ‘ , . = 4 2-si& . ' ~ : o ot ore ~~ re effec - s Se ee L ; | all iailored with care and the verv kinds a ee ee | | ( | ingette Slips pone Slips throughou: the Sumumer. Sizes 14 to 17. = 2 ‘ Black and white Hose and ‘| White or flesh tinted Slips of ‘etton Slips with lace yokes or ; é a use sg > ‘\ ° o - oor "2 err - er = e? > =?) | —of “Bonnie Briar” Make Offered ot 2 ~ - 77 ike » more harmful istratve and u mthe written cord. Also. he) of the cou a | Savings the written and printed word uence is | SERS eee ea a Main FP lewr ” — - A Re ee il ile more deliberation than the ternational 8 Word. and. therefore carries most r ; r responsibility. ‘importance ttabie papers. he said. denct sembir— {he $5 and $6 Values—Choice at. . From _ mn hese Marked | | : e —— ~~ ’ — ; — a — $ Ye » of postal regulations these are P-; I~ ‘ i presentalve stern the publication of fraudu- why the } rices hy," A meakers, vou are assured of their Qdver-ising. lottery advertising integral -~ t sa oe a Pe enT;* yas are i ie ahd oa gon cellent weight a2 i qua i | Splendid Econ for Mothers Who eee $1.39 wage $1.39 .* 3 omy for 5 Share in Our May Sale of © | wiih. ne oa | ee eee, Medes | 11) 7) rz ine co ibe moat area | Mother S Day Cand) Benge i J Ont: CG pete ee maken ee : ” ita ae, | ered st: +9 ert qqucigs "ae Se St te the hate os GE mecca i. | Special, > @ These verv smart “Mo- | Frid vs Sp riday. netta’ Straps fer women and misses shown above may be had in | ¢ "eso a ee OO enn oe weit ce wit fancy stitching and § chambray Middies: large sail full Louis heels. AA to ne re . ; ( widths and sizes 3 to &. Second Fleer ON A ET ot ee A on ae > §O fi) inches | ‘ PO NN AL RS A a, Gly ett the orher ‘our. whick “ere Traffic m of religion, freedom of 5@ne belg | . freedom of ae and 0g par. | @ - | ee. ; t e help of their ged h S Third Fleer ; e pare hoe: ia. Ai — Eisters and third br the hetp Pound hd Ta a oo pe! . ra’ | | Tete! Becunen Girls’ Lingerie | 1 3 : kh. *h wae - ee etme o | : : : | : The Second Day of an Important Sale of | $1.50 & $2 Vaines At Savings of oa T Out of this there comes > , ' € 0 % wae made For Mother’s Day! | 2-Lb. Box for $2.00 | : | $4 00 I + PP remet: for the injured and! Ceca weet 4 | sient} ) 4 T ®, % Y ais cd. Tet us hope the Orem! ciaborated 4 ¢ New Cemetery os ee — O\ ~~ | as SulIts en , > + mtg ‘his power and. tm takirg’ yor ae3 a ) ial is thie assortment of e mL — a : 8 ne characteristics of the indi- srament a) W at .* ru jelectadblie m nd | ‘ z o MA pie sO eu Bs. oS a ~ ae age S ©... not alwars be feund tee rh. = , ! e hs . ke ~ , : ; pthc oe ae ee sie cTawers. slips, pajamas perted voile Pree a y Caicuiat =e. too = ieety exact aad f 140A cee? ” " 7420 rm, | sei - y ery Special Value at ; > aD ' = y 3 ome & — Dettieeats broken "et 3.76 e? ie . pthha : ‘Ser wi! l permit 2 4iepliar ne nu of . es 3 } oe A i@c —_ fe | $2.95 V ee: anes Zt SS, es apeidery ee ee erty and some sympathy with! war € i alue : ar’ -_ | ca cars . *ars “5 — . t ail ' Shor -. ‘mings of men. just as ~ : ee . ; ais — lan im ss Ramsay 7 2 $ 9 5 ; Peanut Brittle i » Ce) ! - % md kind-hearted and charita~| Prime 3 ica 3@c Vane. 5° . : | a Liberal . 5 | . | es 25¢ | | $3.00 Dresses $2.50 Creepers meats $2.50 ‘ mack of and directing every . Ce _——— co i . : i “ned Guan then el Pr ‘isp, flavorvus cand: made {nother se while 4 ne nace Of exce.- —@and Rempers— made 6 “umpie wasis Suits of ‘ | % = some biy of the ‘¢ / ¢ ; of cane Surlar creamery s“loome? «specta! f‘erine q " . : P , , : ne i " f rhe ~~ + . ¢€ An entirely new kind Y reaste] peanuts. an q¢ Get the buvs of 2 to 8 vears of age MH 7 =“ eo = . $ years. in this ‘25 Mase at. 0 i > that controls, bat always : : > sale at | ' 23 Dersenality directx. and the 4 of Wreath —| ste | | he 4 : Bal al : | “ “ asting and “Mother's Day” Pi citileea | | Feadv tor Summer. Choose a ful! : 4 Ss ple Hat es > 8 Gieensricusiy assumes decorative : : nab ' Ptharan- , aan 1% ol fashioned of magnolia oo $ Li 7> : | suppiv of attractiy =. siturdiliv tails red \ _ | | $4 to $3 V I wyoy 1 y $2.50 Value | Tactertstics of this leader a ss $e alues _ Sewxneper > Peronaliry r «= 7 =) be , 7 yve ”™ oe & leases and waxed car- eo Wash Suits during this value-giving aa } Gevdies of many kinds jo thers” sweet : : Sving oe ot ($2.85 to $4.85 $100 : hers nations, wild ruses or seserted chece.ates, cocoanut bonbens, pecan ucttes: mac 4 cvent. Manv popular sivles: of high Bice si 5 , — 45c and 95c Handmade Drewes of @ "paper scen beco . earaa wa . i Fe pat ———_ a a Hats . ‘hants iong, Dresses and _ amt = wealitr. Tt acquires « repufs- ° ' : ws ee t p eas. Each } marsiumaliows, milk chocelate carame! cher-ie ' sical ; 4 rel Tas » Mma OCG a! Tamei cherries and mans ) irade Wash labrics whi : | _" io °% immed ‘egner Tr hert : Tat cael: P E>. Wreath packed in box. 3 ethers Fuibbeon-tied box and Mother’ Pie wend : = : 4iT 14 if} hite. ‘ wiors ms : si Satie sna | —. ea aes _ ” - me crend F lear — : — — —— — —_—— ™ouct. os i = man. ' Soman ce ea a ‘Tlends or loses them, a& palees, S505 . . ime?te tc oe’. chegaete® & | ot fais because ~ case er © ; amd in this, more than 9 “TBO. 7 eS) a vit; y eae 44 Fag ad a ee le Sid oF a i kB ae a ‘ s 2 sts se ys " 3 a -_,
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THURSD. MAY 9, ions, dee ee ee SS aes eee, Wiiwiede_.—.2. er’s Day Mottoes trom... DUC $5.00 amed Mottoes that put in words al} ts we feel toward “Mother.” ges many attractive styles. the The as- Select from Main Floor Economy in These ying Opportunity in Shirts d $6.50 Values Ca ering is tvpical of the unsur-' lwayvs found in our Men's Fur- ffers vou, at these extreme sav- >, Jersey and broadcloth Shirts— e and the very kinds needed er. Sizes 14 to.17. irts—plain tan, gray and blue models of neatly striped silks. Main Floor ecting From Thes¢ ample Hats oice at. : e samples ve Eastern d of their ance. —and the that vou his oppor- mely. years. 2 of. ‘ Third Fleer * > aa 4 c- | ' San @ Mity of Missouri, wiom of the Press. surnalism undoubtedly sing discipline i) be] etoneusion Pprinted’ word, em of religion, | eee: reseeeer. th Tait rpistrsstesttst tte: ; ee sss: teasers “Editorial Page a ‘sto I sc dl Ca ova 2 Penne eee -aeeee ICS BY PRESS Journalists ions. LD HAVE POWER ) EXPEL UNWORTHY wnment Control of bess Has Always Failed, Tells Mis- ; Journalism School. ———— ti*y PSASLIIC " to the Post-Dispatch. ALU MBIA, Mo., May ion of journalism ta stated code of ethics, , have means of punishing setions of that code, Congress- & Harry B. Hawes of St. itoday in an address at the , of Journalism of the Uni- His subject was 7.+The should and ** power of the press is great- han that of any of the othcur sions,” Representative Haw+s “When this power is ques- or its liberty endangered, it fdone a thing against which opinion has revolted. wurnalism, therefofe, should be a profession in some definite @s it is in fact, and the hon- men and women who enter fitshould be protected against ep who lower standard. make journalism a Would not necessarily require ploma, or a certificate, but sshould be created somewhere its AGED BY HAWES same Should. Create Responsible Body Vith Penalties for In- | } ' | en. ew ere : : aasdebidaliniacaiaas ts 44 ++, , oe ST amie 8 $44: aisttt tees tase rte. ST. ‘LOUIS, THURSD. AY EVENING, pgeed- :tecerbeesanetoes : ebataccoes this ss iS58"s cats E00 oBeces Gaia Py Soa. 33 Pas Se Mini rig be a —_- ciation of Public Utilities opened here today for a three-day esssio.. Seasions today and tomorrow will he devoted to a discussion of sub- jects pertaining to the operation of public utilities. “Recent Prog- ress in the Gas Industrv”’ was dis- cussed today by ©. A Monroe chairman of the beard of the La- clede Gae Light Co. of St. Louts Entertainment includgs a dance to- night. the Wars the Al- but in- by total of them While to to ——— director of the! ' has submitted to the Mayor | is under. run it} Solven | lodging house has encour- | Louis of the | HENRY: MAJOR reveals him and a sketch showing what he himself thinks he looks like | ee — Famous Artist Has Amused Continent for | Years With Droll Sketches of Public Men—In America Less Than Year. Iienry Major, famous European ; later received his sketches of them. are David Lloyd George, war-time Prime Min- Col. George Har- former American Ambassador Rudyard Kipling President Poincare of France: Bernard Shaw, caricaturist, arrived in St. Louis sketching well-known St. Loujsans city scenes for the Post-Dis- patch. He try than one year but his works have received much favor- able comment in the principal cit- ies abroad. He is a Hungarian and his En- clish vocabulary is precise, but lim- ited. and jess pend upon discourse for favor. Major's career as a caricaturist began while he was In the elemen- | tary schools of his native country. His first effort depicted his stern French ithstructor with a bridal vell descending in turbulent folds from his tal! silk hat and his han‘Is orange blossoms. Tie embracing subject of this drawing did not re- ceive it as well as American vis- itors and famous characters in con- tinental and meee seta life — —— WRIGHT WON'T CHANGE PLAN U, & LIMITS DIPLOMATS’ TIPS | —_—_— ee He Asserts. Ry the Asaociated Presse. | DAYTON. O., May 7.—Despite | the possibility of a congressional investigation of his charges against Institution, dozen cities and the Smithsonian the efforts of a half a hundred museums to obtain the original Wright flying ma- chine. it will go to England, Or- ville Wright announces. Setence Museum, South Kensing- ton. London, within two months, he says. It was pointed out that persons interested in the movement to keep the machine in this country hoped he would delay action untli a could be that introduced in Congress providing for an investi- gation, but Wright said that his word was pledged and would be “The decision is unalterable, resolution kept. even if I wanted to change it,” he declared. “I have pledged my by | word and will keep it.” Naval Promotions to Be Listed. Fy the Associated lDrese. © WASHINGTON, May 7.--Approx- imately seven Admirals and «4 Captains and 45 commanders will he recommended for appointment Selietion Board, which will meet June 1 and continue in session for several months. of the board. includes the following officers, ol] Rear Admirals: C. 8S. Williama, president of the War College; Ii. Jones and Joseph Strauss of the day. has been in this coun- | | Included in this list ister of England: ; vey, to England: Hall t'‘aline. authors: -_s and ‘CITY SEEKS STATE ee mes “INVENTORY OF THE BELL PROPERTIES a ee ee Request Made After Testi- mony Shows Kinloch Is Carried at 91 Per Cent of Its Value. ( ee a ere ee ae ee Properties of the old Kinloch suateieene Co. are listed on the books of the Southwestern’ Bell Telephone Co. at $1 per cent of their value, although 40 per cent of the Kinloch stations have been ‘eliminated since the Kinloch wags merged with the Bell nine months | ago. \ Testimony to this effect was given by E. T. Mahood, valuation engineer for the Bell, before Com- miseioners Bean and Calfee of the State Public Service Commission, at — the conclusion yesterday of a hear- ing at the city hall on the Bell's petition for an increase in rates op business telephones, amounting te approximately $900,000 a year, ~. Book Values Increased. Another witneas, O. W. Ficklin, general plant manager for the Bell, a —— testified under cross-examination that the book vaiue of the Bell properties has been increased 90 per cent in the last six months, al- | though the increase in subscribers | has been only 51 per cent. Ficklin | explained, however, that the tn- | erease in properties value was due to trunk cp pee and other im- provements, as well as the increase stations. . The witnesses were cross-eXame- ined by Associate City Counselor ~ Forrest G. Ferris, with the assiat- ance of ©. E, Smith, Consutting En4} gineer for the city. Joseph Wi | Jamison represented the Bell. The- in playw , . * ecity presented no witnesses, and + Kahn, American. financier and| Perris asked for further time te | shilshthropiot. | : permit the Public Service Commis. ° | He first won distinction with a sion to erga Pane oe re and ap- 'drawing picturing a national indus- However, his genia! manner | trial exhibit at Vienna and imme- and the expression of his crayon: diately began to caricature promi- | ‘have a depth which does not de- | nent Viennese. |Amsterdam and, after a He then went to. rather | praisal of properties. Jamison opposed this, saying the 'ecity already had had five inonths in which to have this done, if de- sired. Commissioner Bean said he understood the hearing wda to be | lengthy period of — — - completed yesterday, but added he newspapes there, to- shee ages would refer Ferris’ request to the ‘finally to London’ where Public Service Commission asa sketched for newspapers and Iillus- whole. trated magazines. His ambition to further his work, in the United States was realize! he came to Amfti- time he has visited continu- |. pore | last year when lea. Since that } some of the larger cities, ing his work of humorously ‘traying phil prominent citizens. -— er eae eee ee | ship Travel. | By the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, joust with Secretary Comptroller-Genera! MeCar! nq applied the administration's econ- LS Director Brod of the Department | Original Plane Will Go to England, Economy Policy Applied to Steam- May 7.-—After a Kellogg. i on the has Arguments Against Advance. Ferris sald the Bell company “glibly talks” of an 8 per cent re- turn on its investment and 6 to 6 per ceht allowance for deprecia- . tion, when the “facts” show It mav | be entitled to no more than a 7 ‘per cent return and 3 per cent for * depreciation. He sald the come pany’s 5 per cent bonds are selling around par and its 7 per cent pre- ferred stock is at 10 per cent above par. “An inventory of the property . that would properly reflect the unused and obsolete plant carried books, that would give proper consideration’ to original costs as well as to present-day construction costs, and that would en ‘omy policies to tips paid by Gev- lernment employes and officials make aeons meres Ye when take ocean voyages on offt- depreciation, allowing also or cial business. The Coniptroller whom had entered ‘oemer steward'’s tip. *lluwed $3 J'eallowed entirely tips ‘or smoking room, lounge and boot stewards. Mexican Bishops Back “Sedition.” 1-20 wale’ ree CITY, May 7. > rr MENICO blue-penciled the expense accounts of two Em- bassy attaches, one stationed The machine will be shipped tO | yj; ondon and one in Rome, each of a $10 iter as McCar! for bath stepards, but! items covering, library, ~— The Archbishops and Bishops of Mexico have declared their support of che' <tatements contained tn the pastor- | al letter of the Rishop of Huejutia, Jose de Jesus Manrique Zarate, who’ has been cited. to the Attorn*y-) her in 'greater efficiency in the operation of the combined plant when con- ‘ditions settle down, would tn ali probability show that no increase fn rates whatever is needed,” Fer- ‘ris argued. Preset Parnings Cited. The Bell company now is earn- * ing a net return. of $2,000,000 a year, which indicates that its properties are not being confis- cated, as claimed, he continued. He predicted that instead of the, rate being raised, lower charges would be possible in the future. Jamison, counse] for the Bell, said it deserved $1,400,000 more revenue a year through increased business rates, but was asking only $€00.000, He said the Cham- of Commerce, which had in- Gen a - gs pa me of the | terested itself in the hearing, was Interior for s alleged seditious , not opposing the increase. uUttera tices. nation of the church's Archbishop Mora Del) Rio of Mexico City said the pastor- ) al letter contained only an expla- | doctrines. Was Tried by Navy Courtmartial tm PB ro mes srg D’Annanzio’s Flight Postponed. be "NORFOLK. Va., fo. May 1.—Com- ROME, May 7.-—The Itallan poet and aviator. origina] project. }’ General Board: G. H. Burrage, Plotter hasten Iamet ‘Mas Die. : Br the A@ovated Pree. — president of the Board of Inspec- rect , | tion and Survey: C. F. Hughes and ee ee May 7.--A P HH. Jackeon, Naval Operation<:. tribunal at Angora har sentenced | 1. M. Nulton. superintendent of the to death an Armenian named Ma- ™orrow when the Naval Academy: L. R. de Stelguer. noukian. accused of conspiring | iat Frank M. ‘eommandant of the Boston Navy against the life of Premier lemet | six officers Yard and W. A. Moffett, Chief «f Pasha and other prominent of- Acronautics. * ficials. ws : id ceitiaaac eee mae “, - - Pere, ees proposed | mander Douglas W. Fuller wae@ee throuch promotions by the Navy’! flight of Gabriele d’Annunzio, the | quitted yesterday by a naval court- — e. + from | martial of charges of negligencein 4 Rome to Buenos Alres. Argentins, leonnection with the on = The membership has been postponed indefinitely. It ‘board the wansgens. eel rade public yester- was sald that the postponement is | which he commandéd, of | for the purpose of technical preps- ‘then 500 rations to widen the scope of *he —_ 1S OO Pg cant RO ghia PFE TE yO RR LOe A okOesie, Aber
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‘4 aon Sate 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1925. a 4 gees ap eae as So Olen Sa oe oD ee ; AAG RRS RAEN. IG be aaa ha eins ca ip + ehh 2 ao ’ the STS Lede nae get! re ss -% - ont P| a a ans t ay; - Pen : : _ - 3 Poe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EFFICIENCY, ECONOMY, ENFORCEMENT. betterment contrivances which. bursting with prot __ | —_ a — of HAYES HERE ; Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ‘ Some remarkable occurrences have taken place at ise theoretically. bave im practice proved bi atti 2 3 Te eet age | — | ee a { | Dec. 12. 1878. the city hall in the past few days. For the first time © progress. In this State the che > been = , : — | | ne or oe ed PA, Ser a , : Published by the Pulitoer Publishing im the city’s history under the present Charter the *” instrument for eafeguarding t terest of selfish be : Te te Pi Tf , | Company, Tweifth Boulevard Board of Estimate has established the custom of biecs at the expense of the public oe = eer eM . ‘3 ; | end Olive Street. “West ap s " i iv that is a function which fi cannot indefinitely per- Pe nance ae vata = oe eee ee , = : ' — not taking the public into its confidence and has met * So ee Se $e Se eS SS Se | 3 : ; - = a behind Ciosed doors ferm. Not many more demonstrations of that char- i ~ er S a es ti aif Se ie ee x. > a ee ? : = 4 | THE POST a PLAT- , Wellewing the precedent of the Beard of Estimate acter will be needed to arouse a public sentiment suf- ; : _~ - shop of New York te Be! sinar al ; - - > - | kmow that my retirement win ‘2 “Ommittee on Ways and Means of the Board of Meard by Catholic Club at arrive im make no, difference in its cardinal Aldermen also has been meeting in secret session Hea err - the Chase. _s hee h : ficient to wipe it out or so t® amend it as to mak? successful appeal to it impossible except when pub lic sentiment demands it. Siteade S e res Rael £ ane Bit; gee i | ene ae tae wt gs on principles, thar will always fight to consider the pruning of the budget to keep ¢x- te ieee risitar Soe pregeces cut reform, aever est- penditures within the limits of revenue. ! eae Wise erate or always » injustice eae “s What has been the fruit of this new regime of THE WAY TO PEACE mever belong to any party. always | Secrecy at the city hall? Suddenly and without Warm |. 1. agdress to the Episcopal Church Congress. _| ing the public learned yesterday that three important G Dena! rma ive Com- plunderers, never lack sympathy — : BR gui : a cae James G. McDe 4, chair m of the Execut _| municipal services, two of which were the outcome _..o. of the Foreign Policy Association, made clear voted to the public welfare. pever be +) of earnest civic endearor, were to be thrown “ the the distinction between what the United States is on — aon printing — | scrap heap. while a a = erdinance enforce doing and what it ought te do te assure y : y independent: ment—was to be emasc d. , _ mpever be afraid to attack “ et made _— It may be agreed that Ambessador Houghton's wrong Im abolishing the Legal Aid Bureau, the Psycar Eu ti a seni {itaristic whether by predatory plutecracy or | i | warning to ropean nations to 4 oc predatory poverty. | atrie Climie and the services of the Municipa = sims and preparations, and to come to peaceful set- JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘26 House and reducing the smoke inspection wen tlements, if they expect economic help from the April 10, 1907. from eight to three the Aldermanic Committee. wit Ai? a — ° ai a ange ed i a teetteate Une. Ae L nited States, is good as far as it went. But it did - | approval of the Boa : s: Ret with the rot go far. We merely say to Europe: The United | ostensibly in the interest of economy. ut wi Reheat pe as eae Pas ne ee ee Se POPE eo cemment of the services named ether items were)" > nc) 20s Uatsce hates Will aot aive hh os The mame and edéress of the author | added, with the net result that the budget. instead of ~om maaiine tt come ra peaceful settlements. must accompany every contribution. dut , being reduced, has been increased by $11,458. This announcement makes it clear that we will on request will not be published. Let-| Amd what are the new services that can be So net supply Europe with monmer unless we are assured a : ‘ = ; far t x ters mot exceeding 200 words will receive | UDpportant as [to . ay Shen, anaat™ the money will be wnad eclely Ser ecotemic preference. a> tre expenenere eS rehabilitation and will mot be used for armaments : —_——_ the items is $15,930 for 12 additional foremen for , biti ‘ ; : pe 2° atecee ta merthing the efty dean or War preparations or moremests or ambitions of . Street Cleaners and Their Bosses. | *ireet cleaning. © oP any kind. More than that, we will not give aid un- | = r ‘ . b 4 3 ~ Cardinal Hayes. Areh- Dey’s 4 a os New York. arrived in & age. = at 1:55 o cleck- this ater Wytes of and will be the chief speaker we Hotel Chase. starting ~s several on a night train for UEIS-| Pome here. —F Sy OR Sewn. » .——— Cre ee | : | ; } ; ina) Hayes as met ** | summer station by 2 score of clergy- F aad laymen, imctuding Arca-| — 9 Giennon and Moasignet hare sent > In a conversation with party and ers. white he; was being - by newspaper phetograph-/ ag the Cardinal recalled that bis; ¢ o'clock, . S&S Leahy, president of the Sewrer ie Club, will preside, and) wi ahishop Glennon will intreduce/| month for Hares. The Cathedrai | Mr. and of 190 will sing- | wemter _ +e s ae r —_ itt is more foremer. in some : gi #52 : » the Etter ef the Post-Dispatch. ‘pot appear to need te $s ee6c ws PS il less War aims and frictions and military preparations - , = ——— a n shorn € re af J ne I N the beginning of April we. the crews it has eer PCE ETS OM BE are abandoned. : ~~? = —U ~>3 74 iat. ¥ ers. - . © =m pag — . . . . . ~~ ts? . . . . —. = - , : ? . aw ae a suppose we would be asked tc par OU" ditional expenses. Since then the political wires i Th ? Nati : . P of our pockets te work for the city. hare been bumming bebind the closed doors of board ~~ anette. si — a Se oe | strumentality br which these adjustments are at- We would rot mind an occasional iay- off tf our bosses were treated the same tempted. But the League. through which the Ex as weare. Last winter they enjored a: * bee wane: walk tn pallies ropean nations, with the co-operation of other na- least two months’ vacation at full pay, uty Dut tones er “ama 2 ss ot : : : RS tions. are striving to find the war to peace, has while we poor devils got neovhing The abolishing of the Legal Aid Bureau. author- & 4 a . ne ? a Rey He : é | runt support or co-operati fro 3 re tract knows | ™ : A 14-year-old boy could do the work j,04 in the Charter. means that the poor of St. Louis — ee or su rm © On from the = 3 The #6-acre tract of land Kno presen of two or three of .hose bosses and not : a : eae . United States. ‘~s os eS : gt ag Fa ~~ — Ss che Creveling piace. on the ' lay- | a ' : are to be deprived of their day im court umiess pri- Ries ra . ¥ ee a eS : pea : , ty = 5 ne @ touts Coun ™a. the strain himself. This way they ceuld save ie ok : ee sae . 3 The United States. demanding peace and the abo ; | et . oe poad near the & 12 . , $125 or $150 « ea y bass vate aSSiS51A2DCe coOormes to Lhpeir Tescl . The bureazt. a ¢ = ’ E e ; Club ~and the i 4 : abin : Inh. z 4 2 150 on each boss. : | Mtion of war on the part rope, refuses soi ae i : the large f the po- for which there is continual need. was establishec ee ee en wt omen been sold, it was learned by the The “T Cooperate with the ome great international or eet: Let those feliows pay some ? 7 > amar ct gf? , = 3 . a in et : et ee oe ee . . jp the streets to freeze or commit crime for sus suaspereeeamcate sie and get rid of their frictions and war. \ [TH reference to your editorial tm making problem without disinterested counsel and _ Joseph. Schwertner cf Wichita three Alhotf ef Beiileyiile. and the in of several e@ucational and emastic: institutions. a tour of Cathelic instituttens, wding the new Kenrick Sem- in Webster Groves. Was art- ’ —— wy se Oe and cemmittee. The services decapitated bad a common failing. Ther may have been strong iz 1% Fine Tree. — ae, + pte ae A SLAP Oe ENN EI tS LF aS EE Ss rnc pe FLED we ~ phic ants 8 RRR D> Raia enh a rf ia - » * ag See ni 5 4 % : - ieee enema ates necro wa ieee feet or more running frem tne | Care Lan nex road to the Cenway reed.j Carton read wtth a frentace of | John E£ Trenance. _ . ad } 3 . °. . igsue of Saturdsy. Muay -. heacedc: Ff cooperation. The great weight of the Uzited S | ra. “Fugitives From Servic x Aw unrelenting fight om smoke is indispensable — sien Je Lule States Te--. cempeny confirmed the M en wim i ke P ; aa * ‘su = . aaa , % ’ : * es —:- ? _ 3 : : - > e ‘ 7 i oe | im peace-maxing counsel would probab)r . + withhel tT +h f the ture a reas mr appreciutior , euch am out- to the realization of a greater and cleaner St. Leuis. . = ‘ é . probably be the one p but withhel? te Bau ¢ = sataitee e : i ae . We rp : Dr =o eh > a . ~ A in the editeria’ column, whic - s“P- etfort on the part of citizens. Hardly ts it estab > warn Lurope tiat war must be abandomed or > th re bbs ) ‘rsenal epinion ’ we will abando urope conclusi hae pose, ig the unbiased p peenem fn 5d whee it ic civen 5 keeckout im secret seasiens | * | abandon Europe.’a conclusion that means : - } , 7 ~ - = ear ‘. . ~ . " and even to the listing of names, is cer- i aia nothing in the way of security. because if Eu: en the place pullt 75 years | sca! sy : ™ aa . eee The educational program pianne or is sUIm mer i uu? ; . tui sheck to moveself, because daily ‘ __ ee ee ee ws . — === = = : ; sinly a sbock : —— eT does not abandon war we shall probably hare to suf. t | } as 4 sectarinn sehoet for boys, (of Japan. ne . Creve og ‘amily 33 reers and «a picturesqge brick farm Sas Re “Ss gs 4 a 4h, Te Se : . , —— a : he autumn, when buildin newspapers do not ofien fiy im the faces Must be abandomed. In the autumn, £ - age em | , ) , coed , ) . ter the co uences it. ; 7 ee o* , % ha he new owners dispest- of the powers (financial) that be diminishes and the smoke thickens, plumbing in **™ tB¢ Comsequences. But we do nothing im the way ‘eis & ge Gam GY WUTE Written fer the Puat-Suge™ : , (the ground will be tas aot! It SA a \ mes ) of official co-operation. to put international afta‘ = a + Br LARK MecaADaA™MS : ef the srew . f this policy ts continued and adopted scpectors are to be pressed into a service they knew ~ eae aia ia . Seat allatTs ‘ . Hacliowed. bat & is untdersteed mn a basis of law and arbitration. and establish peace a. a _ net Se subdivided inte. by other dailies, c io - TO SUBMIT ESSAYS “= = ef These fer Whee che tal Vere Named to Be Pre- = age. : ; a . ‘ , Nor did « hue h —— ; Bandit irawing gun): Fake that. = War Mother ae j wrved. Ses ee Po _— ; ~~ : | What labor merely scarce affords. Bang ae : ne t ef Scheels John Te the Editer ef the Post-Dispar cn York State officers for a liquer law violatien. and = ' ia sige . A ; Date tae phentinn whe dk. vee . : You Superintendent ¢ oO. > Se . af ee e ooo the bard himself walked by the sea. as See ay Gig FOU sit WHAT WOULD — ® Maddox is sending to the pris-' HE St. Louis Chapter of American pleaded protection under the fourth amendment to | this maa? eo “ Pe lige Pte ‘ ; And when his soul had given vent War Mothers will put om a carnation the Constitution, because the arrest had been made “ENGLISH 47.” ' To earth’s immortal minstreisv Bandit: Because be didn’t hare a match. — —_ = e mo 4 Can 3 - Tour late at ons ow . mothers Gay. Mayor Miller has tsued | tpited States Circuit Court of Appeals, that court jiier title bh eet a 7 : That was quite early in B. C.. jury. you don't want to bang the defendan: = nit ee » by thee tive schoal ) TT AER RE a: > tniliar title has been omitted from the bulkr rol- ani eitaiiciaiie tine. ia “a. . ear ager ; respecti’ A pro oe €.. isa es W eh Bi hap- if com pa nie bys your rife. — jidires and moO ‘e a *44a-q@word i a = @ —~ . : A C a 7 i ef ia ‘ ~ £ um} — 4 " be ™ ™ - — re —— omen ‘. gee , a4 aa 4 = ’ sf - : ers @ay as last year — eee & ?P ame which lists Harvard's classes for the coming pened He asked devedert for a match. sheuld step in trout of your nt of the tife an@ public eerv-| Mra © * . ~_ ™ - : Q ye F . o, > * .% - s. — : , o « : is V gars. ; is ; The roceeds »f the ale ms @r‘ire v ge- the ~tate may Searcna Domes or autemeobdiles s0rTr ig yor xy ~ ¢, rze Perce Baker Tas + as - 2 In me sport 7+ here the aye a re r "3 ” . : , " —- == ’ - > a — - oo >*™~* . _. . - = . — .. = . - ~, th + co rent a ampden : , ’ . : ¢ aod ee wos, “whe fvug oa (es Fo must eMPtain a-searcnh WWarradt. The iatter. it Was Under anether name. assuredly it rit be as ‘ MIS Ro« kefeller and he roa: 2£a.ns i* wa Ti - Te 24 Lay oer ore. a a wt 4 The ont oma T from earh ac hoe Tilte, rr > +°s ; cor sitio 7 >} ) re So “4 -"17T ™ re ima «hs wr 73 reer. ar a i. t : : G Ti . . : ae “. a ge . ; held. are subject to the fourth amendment to the a class. ret it seemed so closely identified with Of Fords, he sang his melodies. ste Was => © Sing Ae Mugnaves an. iG Re epee aed om te be selected uy * committer of ‘Mire. Harr We ask a!) our friends to wear a War enstit Fai go a Say some spot where the rock was ciem of us. any of reu jurors, rould feel under Ga2RQy exit omy te Fe hers and submitted te the - _ = -* - > = Le se . " (h ? 4 = 1 . “ - ; We thank our papers for their gemer- the assumption that the celebrated amendment was that table of Prof. Baker. where rouns men sweated - B. C.. as well let's say B. ! se . 2 kind. i passing that th Bsoee= whe ee” BD. | Gables : . ity helping ws a k this . Sse Siceoegala vis a Sac: : ia eet: . . tia he — ee “eedic - « . t walt ie pet in tae eee - ain nae : ous pu dbiici a im ; +3 . ve.) ba AA i a frame 5 « ul » ~ .= ice - . ‘ LQ 7 Pe "4 > ; ee » . oy . Ma —_ 3] r rm o t agents. But the amendments opening ciause is te ail BEE ce EIS A ae ie ce a « @bir the reasen that enforcer 3 at a luncheon to de held in | : mer. internatioua. reiations comference in & from St. ouis. after inspecting our Coli- nal oC » + r the effect that “The right ef the people to be secure From this hard-working sho Louis this rear. are scarcely ‘inding it pos a ca ee “iting, 19 Hg ne tne @o net wear uniforms &. ny Club. Tuesday by former | Writers and Laborers. ; ; = sat rom 12% : iRg SO0Op came set mere theo art ; hs +4 baw be ieee | ek ir hae + = —_ a ‘ se ‘ s* : * ¢ , T. the Ed@iter of the Post-Iheparc> = ee Pees, OO, ee oe ees. ee rists and academicians. but playwrights. Cleves “"** *° 2?P: ad our attitude toward eithe: Morris Gest went direct to a doctor’s of- ecns ee itt are seeking te Mtr The Marer was berm iz is ‘ ms — _— ; - =e : } iT — . om . . ee 2 : - tin rT ert = Te mer lixed . — - . ‘ CCastoxal. sectal imtercourse unreasonable searches and seizures. shall not be ric KRinkead, with “Common Clar™ and Philip Barry with Europe er Latin America. a .5 MOC BACT ice, were e “Was Sandaged and vadded perve +o defeat their ; im and his parents red there o ' re 54 = ace - : g . ; . _ . +. J > .= es pur pose. reli il is : Sis. ' inted ~ fe , , . s that a iot f serieus peopie would care up. suferin inten — és] : s ee: a? = ‘ ‘: ae |? sd a ‘1a cot - firia! jesignation wou'd give ai. ne death of his father o necessary to Maintain sanity. im tha: The eighteenth amendment has been stretched te m : part to Frot to foregather a: sOme rendezvous once a tracted on the jeurnmey home.” Maybe he |, atin no te asked te . arear ago. Aljiout $4, fr- . S ae © & i Lae ' a +. 2 & 4 > > _ 3 > £, : - hh - . o * ++ * - o's & 2 - - -- ~ * . a 2 member of the thoughtfu miner, “ “ Raker. and there are manr othere now contributing rear and engage in the political :waddle got that going threugh the new Indiana drr oe pilex : residents of Joplin tare en vinc , hi cwver | y forms i acts of tr: ¥ t the fourth : : 263 sb ; : : eT ee —s -_ ary sroblem is a considerabie ‘. ; : them becomes more convinced of his san- | “VSS any terms ane acs of trranny. but the fourth to American theatrical wealth who are indebted to Which has determined eur pelicies in these law «bir yeu would have Gane ue ted to the luncheon, this being - ty. With the “mob.” their boasted social cmendment, perhaps the mest necessary Ddulwark ‘English 47." As sorelr as it will be missed Harvard lirections. They think we sbuulid have sup- . . + 7 y . . : z ° number of these wheae sames intercourse i Tiously. ™ iy their agai PPS wien } a = oe ew ae oe : — oh i atin tn tie 6 ae - man ¢@d uniess rour courage a - oer inte ws. obeto ws y 22@Trei’ hei: a2za ost offi. being rapiai} made a ‘ - ~ we 4 ot i = i . mnie. Fe eternal eseape from themselves and their dead letter English 477 ; ‘ « ie we for the suppression ef war. and ther aise nage: “Aster home sold to man ho came : a charge. This committee consists mental vacuitr. In the absence of writers -. a SBgiish 4°" umder enother teacher. In omit eer ee S 4, shee Sing e® 4 | rs itr a oe ae SHORT MEASURE Fon | , Burten. - with whom on in a ohana | Se sp ° i 2 oa the class *rem th a po we . : ting (hima tial We soeuid mot be a law -» wuUr- rer _+ Y*are ag imd started lif a0 jan a a Ionneon. PP. FE. . awe Sidner rer?! Pe CiaSs (rem the curmecy! ‘ts the peculi ™ _ +} > ; 7 ule nai =: ‘o] ‘ . ~ . a 4 eT i; ‘ u .Mitein. if respects the "ui lar “es -« am ong se? ether A mer cars. rts ter ai i “—— "Tie ™>or Lz Y¥i ara t rz hart sives Fors; InN the iiinte _~ Al? Je AS . ia © +:@ A rm Nts. J. A ‘ Os is effer W F. Shannen. Gene | BR Steiner EK. ML Tr a4 mF A Wilber and Walter V. » ? 7 , . - « rould Oo he + a one ea > *h - me To on . ina - ” . = * ~ + * ay ‘A wn , — a Oe She ante TETRA-ETHYL AND THE WORLD. senius of Prof. Baker. without whom the class could (tical protests against these courses avail $1.400.000 to charity.” OW Cincinnati is the RS img mountain tops of his own thoughts” t entry in us nothing. The mere we sar about the: . N ne filling stations ac Yy ’ 9 | : * Sas iMe TmitiRi ‘ 3 A few dars ago the New York Werld exposed the “*'St Omiy in tame As for dwelling with wrtters, Jarre« Ste. . . . . . > . che gzer tre ‘s* fea > +h : , — » tr to-@ ' . ——- Seis onan : . " e Yens, biegrapher of euT tiiustrierns= Re." angers of telra-etay ee SKI De. Woes was being soid agties es eee ee — —— mer oe wr ee 4 a VE that aloofness * . e Bg ' ec . pentingredcac yor ay reac faat Gj 138 @yste vie , és i a . ; be Bo ha va een made if evehad a ll - i } a > i ~ _ he ~ 7 ~~» eh + ™ . z Md THELMA DD. WILFs Now the sale of tetra-ethy! gaseiime has been su: a a A ee | uere © 2 Papas PAaLanSs Mito positon is wealth this represent= -he smaile= contri- and in seme instances. We See WMissoun Pirst' 2 ‘ : a | —_— = eager — ma of > - anron te Eider: i- anstdiis ee in | , , . | a3 bs 318 Seuthweed avenue. St. Louis Wo, pended everywhere. and presumabiy will not be con Seod tor us or anyone eine. Evidentiy we butien br the possessor and the largest br It seems like a peculiariy mani The ¢ mek ae — " . . . * . re ca. mm > TY 4 r Tr OTrsa } = 9 io. Be 77 | + ~ _— oe " +” ‘ : . . : * . - ‘ ad os teed untecs the fect can be made hermieces te be JUST WHEN EVEEBYBODY ELSE SET THEIR . i * He, . aeration place for ) we ¢ —_ , Draper: Yigiiant : unseifisi ubile service on the rt dentia! elec: ‘eal : > vee Ba! ef the Pec- ‘ Qo giian in inse; I pu se . n > te S £eee © e) -8n. autemacic and em: nent!: “ete able Rut and «ystematic Jishenesty. S = Sone tin and iun- T was 64 years ago that the fora! cyi- ef a afetropolitan newspaper: . . with these neuvreau rich immigracts such ©9'Sider can jxige. there ES —— «! : nee ia iin. : sccincead : ' os | e S. 4 ue at 3 zene of St. Louis determined ts. sare ——- ~~ cee —__—__—— s & wm ;' a ce Swe in arge awwuistions e “Rert a time neu ten in the great gesense > Gait . . Th. = ; -~ 2 > - . 4 4 . > - | | M4 F the State of Missouri to the cause ef the Parse "as prea al Ss im ave tal @d «a cr and fa _ ‘ :°¢ deminant cerporaltes mi: “TITY? horsehack nd. : : » ea & a a ¢} i + s ‘ ” . - . “ a _ a.” aie — » . l’nion. Sunday Mayr Ta. ™e com mermo- i 2 Re} ERENDU™M AGAIN ON TRIAL. YY] @r * —--. a * "Zs — i". a “ey :* ‘20% 7 at hb -~4 “ee * eo “ic sePDlinz te - e : ‘ts Orie. rT gai >") aii te —— Biz ~2 im ne fishing and i ; in 3 t¢ y : eh ; y ‘ ~- : " — - ve ie ; eS ; - ae of —— ber that manr of those whe participated tion of Labor SArenstiened tie excettent Lm pression ; JD f sua rs a* ecoeme SUPOCrta Dic "= =y hugsies. delis. sxtin slippers more Vvreaslads “tae OT. ; aed the Ging. ¢ainty.. anderthinge offi “CHARACTER = nai at Second and Arsenal streets, many the fact that the law is indorsed beth by the Mis oad 2 ace targ him te the face and From the Obie State ps $ . r . . ™ a eoldier wearing the biue of the Cnited souri State Federation of Laber and the Asseciated ; | States had eace worn the uniferm of his ii tecitaes | : Seme of eur smcke inspectors, suffering reminc:nc milady that suuimer is here. - se af native country across the sea. Many had _ Stries and Empiorers Orgunization. cught to the consequences of not having done anr- Sind aot a sign of an article «4 man cam use A COMM TTEE of the ¢ feught on the repubiican «ide im the Ger. "8TC & Pesiraiming effect om the disgruntled laber. thing much abeut the smoke hare boom — reat Bend (Kac.} Tribune. ) af Edvcatien, afer . Man revolution of 1545. Their cause had unions that are seekimg to repeal the law by refer. smoked out of office for more streer in- . * s conditions im the pubdic specturS. ing. as & reperta, an @ream of a German repubiic ; 1 nm. , eadum and in deing so are piaring inte the hands o: i oe Perhaps the Free Legal Aid Bureau as gtandards of honor amiene teet, the Ra@ come te aaught. but again in their - 3 country they were ready to take "™ apuious interests that profit on the misfortun: “N@ further appropriations are ta be been a5clished to k~ep Igoe from aridiling rather elaborate et $ : j rf id > . M x + + hy - . Me > -? ¢ " " Wy 4 '? 5 ? el Z led ‘ me VP arms on the repudiican side-——that the f men and women injured in industry ™ade '@r toe cal Pere iatric «Tinic. watch AS. OF OL sd ag q metal tmetrectien as 8 ; might ire. We do not Know what suceess the hired seliciters suffers the unpepularity of al! things al- si twaining. tt first mest nevedy’cat proneunce Ad: Sign on Foyrth street: the others seems to be mere f . . ssc: se tae isos teenie ns ail Magra Pa a ef the pesities of dean Or save Misseuri Souris ¢xpertence Gas pretty well shown the refer is trying te work’at a trade that is extinet ae RN So ee : — tie e PENGUIN nussten .of chifimer sweeping? plis the impossidi TROT 5 te ee ° | a . - - t we shovid d0 homer are having in procuring signatures to petitions for a or aseembling en the = | pete en this : - oe & ae im memory of “the rendum on this measure. We do knew that Mi« aan ihe SRF TT Pees Me Sa i — = iv Le 4 * ey, » yi “. “ ; PF} ~ » a , —.— =< <<< = — —_= eee See eee eee — eo Eo cy ee Se Ga ZS 2 a a a ie ed a ne 8 ES ie een ee ee a RA SS ee Se AP ee? eH ee oe fe eee eae » Be ci ee ee ret, Wate of (Tia Fe » Or YA! ee ee ee
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ME 3 . ch 2 ae Cae tet PLS ? aha i, ea Ae yy, : ie ag . i rt ae £3 Z pt My y HF, ros r . " » re ” ae. FM eae ee yy aS at gorse RG ae a gk ae a SA Oa AN DI Fog Ke! Se RPG ates Sa ge ‘ = hme a - A . . aa Poe THURSDAY, ERIE EBT Gn EIS SLY ES ET IE EER USS AE P Z Pa? 5 § Foe Sap eet ee ’ te ‘ t AY 7, 1936. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation tnan BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED MRS, ALICE GILLILAND NEW HEAD OF ROYAL NEIGHBORS Mrs. A. M. Shepherd of Columbia, : Other Officers ASSAILS MODERNIST PRACTICES IN INDIAN MISSIONARY. WORK Official Says Northern Assembly 0 re KE TONIGHT | S ocial News RS. ANTHONY B. DAY ‘of... Workers Have Elected -;" os Rock. Dealt Christianity a Blow. agora ae Court will have as er guest next week Miss Mar- bishop of New York to Be | Saret Forgan of Chicago, who will OOSES WEDDING DAY eee By the Associated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn., raignment of HOT SPR NGS. “ark. Mrs. Alice Gilliland of Rock Island, was elected supreme oracle of ‘Heard by Catholic Club at (arrive in a few days. Cards have he Chas 'been received for a bridge party the ase. | which Mrs, Day will give for her visitor, next Wednesday afternoon. | Miss Forgan was a member of Mrs. “Patrick Cardinal Hayes, Arch- > Day’s bridal party several months nop of New York, arrived in St.|;ago. Mrs. Day was Miss Polly ig at 1:55 o'clock- this after) Wyles of Chicago. Saas will be the chief speaker) 1 and Mra. Harry J. Scullin of + the banquet of the Catholic 5218 South Broadway, who sailed sh at Hotel Chase, starting at! .overal weeks ago on a Mediter- bag o’clock this evening. He will) -anean cruise, are at present in ws on a night train for Okla-| Rome. They will go to Florence for a visit later, and will spend the ldina Hayes was met Atisummer at the Italian lakes, re- ion Station by a score of clergy-/| turning home in August. a » and laymen, mrp Arce Mr. and Mrs. August E. Brooker gsbop Glennon and Aon with | Rave sent out cards for a garden snrath. In a conversation with party and tea to be given at their eorters, while he was beln€/) me, “Briarmont,” on the Cella shot” by newspaper photograph-| 044 Sunday afternoon, from 4 to the Cardinal recalled that his) ¢ ogajock, for their daughter Miss yisit to St. Louis was eight Margaret, whose marriage to Paul ago, before the elevation t0/ palmer will take place June 3. Mr. present rank. Palmer’s mother, Mrs. Franklin FJohn S. Leahy, president of the; Sawyer Palmer of Seattle, Wash.. Miholic Club, will preside, and| will arrive in St. Louis late this sbishop Glennon will introduce | month for the wedding. jinal Hayes. The Cathedrai of 100 will sing. / Church dignitaries who aré ex- ted to be present are Bishops of Kansas City, Gilfillan of Joseph, Schwertner of Wichita "aa NS onan led Althoff of Belleyille, and the me *, aod eet x Ae AED rag saz of several educational and | | | Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ferguson Fowlér. returned home last night from their honeymoon trip to White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Mrs. Fowler was, until her marriage three weeks ago, Mrs. Frances Al- len Charlot. They will make their a home at 4915 Argyle place. monastic institutions. ae A tour of Catholic institutions, Mrs. Charles McLure Clark of 15 Js? Wats 8 iuding the new Kenrick Semi- Hortense place, and her daughter. nae c~ jaca f Mary in Webster Groves, was ar- Miss Mary Denman, returned home oe i ME eed to precede the dinner. Monday night from the East. They —Frank Moore Studio. die a ctins OO ae ogee 8 Oh it » spent a month in Hot Springs, Va., MISS MARION WHITBREAD. - + t i t a) ’ mony _returning home. a), CLAYTON ROAD I$ SOLD! 5. ana strs Beth Wright Fean. * = ae ppaeeote oe ee — —Property Noted for Its The Moorlands, will give a party a i , the Creveling piace ees near the St Louis Coun-;™a, the fraternity to which he be- Club and the Log Cabin Club, ;/ongs. There will be dancing on been sold, it was learned by the |the large balcony of the Spanish Post- Dispatc htodsey. The sale was) | house. t Terry Real. ; ' . ade mar hens a T. ce eee | The St. Louis Woman's Club has} ,, rd - * yr A’ e 8 A Ss. , a Estate Oo. if the own | announced a card party and table mie Creveling and her daughter, } 4+) 94, bread home. —_—- ———— ee eee —__. — | | | noon, is noted locally for its fine old O. and lies on the north side of; 2 o'clock. Mrs. J. guests will be Mmes. Wilson A | Day Committee, assisted by Mrs lay with a frontage of | . ER Np ae Pe Clayton road wi | John E. Thompson, Mrs. Presley | ' 00 feet or more running from the] >; fi arr La ne and Mrs. SS; we > a? i - : ees toad to the Conway road. } pet ne wy B. Ball. | w. Dolch and the chairman of hos- i Terry company confirmed the Mrs. Elsie J. Blattner will lec. | | pitalitvy, Mrs. W. H. Wright. Serchaser and the price for urday afternoon, So, at 3:18 went. The property has been in o'elock. Her subject, “Japanes: ‘ — Lees _— — pony " . fg Creveling family 35 years and | Art.” will be {lMustrated with jan- 1°. *e#"s old. died today of the In- a Re Se Puree eek noes . + re is a picturesque brick farin tern slides of the areh fecture, first .o 36" ate the perer 2 nephew, William K. Ewmg, of se on the place built 75 years| sculpture, painting and the cra‘ts n 46 :' * 3) S. . ("hg 4 a F ir .% F 7 % e M | R R O RY pasa sectarian school for boys. | of Japan. The public is invited. a ee Say Tees = — 7 «4 7 = « . ¥ i> AOL, because the companies which dea! in SME The Qrarks are at their world embraces such wealth of historic romance ! ling have the public pretty much at ata loveliest at Wildwood, the |" <_ the mighty St. Lawrence. merey anvway, without resorting to a ; fone © and ear matic dishonesty. So far 88 a ideal vacation place for y Up its great waters, the brave pionters of New France travelled on their voyages of discovery and settlement—the a. outsider can judge. there is no real cOMmMias pring, Summer and <Au- f 4 renowned Jacques Cartier to found the city of Montreal. nin- Inexp ensive ~ third class to ., France and the rest of Here is your opportunity to travel in foreign lands —to broaden your mental horizon. Take a round trip to Europe for only slightly more than half the cost of a single trip first class! A Pullman-like Third Class on French Line express steamers— surroundings and service to the American standard—a moder- ately ‘priced luxury of high class tourist travel. TRAVEL AND RESORTS. ole vp erste | ay 19 8 8 2 Bea ee Seeaenuee ngage eeseaseus — ee ae 8 we ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH meseneiliigieit FASTER MAIL TO THE EAST Improved Express Service From | New York Also on Pennsylvania. Coincident with the shortening of | passenger train schedules between | Louls and New York, nfl) and express service announced by nasal my Train No. 11, cearrying | matter ge ali This {x a schedule of 25 hours and 45 mirfutes, and is two hours ‘and minutes faster than ‘previous schedule. The new 24-hour passenger train, American.” carries first-cjass and its time of .~ departure York, 6:06 p. ™., ables it to carry letters err “S hee in the early afternevn. . “The Amerigan” reach- improved | matl, mitting delivery of letters before the close of the financial day. ——— Seas en @ wpersces, SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES - For Spring, Wear a*Chic ew Sandal} ST 228 8 8.8 eR 8 ee 8 ee 8 ee ee ONC, AE ARP 4 me . = teal ee asawee = As Pictured in PATENT KID TAN CALF WHITE KID Covered Cuban Heels CJ ‘RS SESBaS eee eB 88'S SSB S8eS8sSaeseaeseessesaesBsess — a “tae seeeseaee S<asenasceenemne ae ons es ee A dainty new Sandal style with small cut-outs on vamp It is most attractive when worn with hose of contrasting colors. Excellent quality throughout assures perfect fit and long wear. ’ (First Floor.) a An Opportunity to Save! Chiffon Hose: Regular i a Garter Tops ALL PERFECT 27 New Colors Anether of these popular Hosiery sales! Where women ean supply their needs for the entire season at such attractive savings. Every pair of first quality materials, and was purehased from a well- known manufaeturer at special concessions. Avail yourself of this offering and share the savings. (First Floor.) ' im ¢@7 me - i+ ; ' W . lon in the great gasoline industry. Lowi tumn. i’ hundred miles frem the sea; the courageous La Salle on his the de ina | ‘Orporma’ | = 23 . ° y f 4 b Jominant corpora lon raise =e 1d Golf, tennis. horseback rid- {| dj long journey ta the Mississippi; the gallant Champlain to | ite price per gal'on all the so-ca . ‘ing, ‘ I. found Quebec; the devout Récollet Fathers on their missions pendenits do likewise. In the abse nee y swim. ng, fis! ung and |i) to the Indians. competition and in the view of the treme unting. deus demand for their product, the W rite a ees panies have the matter of price fixing 1oOn¢ their own hands and no doubt they 868% Wildwood Springs Club therrselves of a substantial profit. , public is now paving cash dividends 08 former e “pvitalization and on the huge sto in Steelville Mo. fdivtdends Ceclare’ in recent years to eval ui , Ine, eve’ SS profils taxes. - . . a p: W. Ct SHING, Bus. Mer. “CHARACTER CULTURE.” 4 Yell From the Ohio State Journal. 4 : owstone A COMMITTEE of the New York 2S] ® P b of Education, after investigating a ar conditions in the public schools and ™ loa ing, as it reports, an alarming lack of © standarégs of honor among the purlis- @™ rather elaborate recommendations | moral tnetruction as a part of the pe training. tts first proposal, “ upon ee the o_hers *eeenie to be more or les* ent. ie for the establishment in high 46°") of the position of dean for the direct character educatio#=. There we 60 hoping thai the formal system caf piish the lmpossible. € J? Travelling on the St. Lawrence Route to Europe one starts } at Montreal and for two or three days the beauties and historic features of the river pass before one in entrancing panorama. To view them adds immeasurably to the | pleasure of the overseas voyage. ak your local steamship agent for particulars and ) sailing dates, or write to THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP CO... LIMITED 1135-1137 Olive St... St. Louis, Me. CUNARD ANCHOR- DONALDSON- CANADIAN errata - mae aepepens CRUIS! =* 4 = = nd was May ~— 5 PP, M. urns 1h. a M. Stopever oC he KY.. TWO DAYS ; English Spoken Throughout France and Europe! No longer is it necessary to speak a for- stood throughout the continent. You can eign language to travel in comfort in go any place with your knowledge of Europe. English is spoken and under- English—and in perfect ease! A New Service to You These ships have been refitted especially You will be delighted at the unusual ad- for the purpose of creating this service.. vantages offered at this minimum cost. Large cabins—delicious food and bever- Only $160 for a round wipe ates _—- es—agreeable companionship and all the comforts and conveniences of a comfortable surroundings. good American hotel .... a to a! rs J ywees today, for information and chance for a trip to Europe! Freneh Line Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, 219 No. 10th St, St. Louis, Mo. Offices and Agents in Principal Cities of Europe and the United States On ee atin
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COE lg ee Aa Pike Be 8 apo er ee oo z "4 owe . > : Bye” * eee KE OE ee oe tad >" SNH AES er ne nee a “vs “A a eed tH 8 Pie Aon Dappee pA m4 : ‘ ag : yes » - PSE Y ’ : scp ia “hy : Kescte oy ap beass 4 ee ws . «aad See ate ee ae ey ier LBS yo. ee emp Sa SEN eee ee teed "ass i tS 5 ie % vu ‘ib = oe Mee Ge os ¥ nat a - «as : " : Br Ne. ikem Baktepi ed ‘Whices cK pie ot ? ead 5 Reread ein ie ally ah Mie es eee ae Soe! g > A ae? \ fi : y r~ ¥ a Tee anes | ae 7 Ss hy a ee al ae ot * i - e wae: Netter pasties vatsie gets: ahi peace Ree hal ep Ty 6 a IR b> nace rn. fais ~ oe ss 29 TH faa MAY 7, ———te_—99-_ (ED BODY OF SLAIN WOMAN FOUND By the Associate! Press. ALEXANDRIA. La. Mar After a night of fruitiess investiga- tion. the authorities todar were baffled by the mystery of the idea- tity ef a well-dressed roung woman’ = oe es ——__ clad in a silk skirt. silk waist and gs lonely resting place. ——-- - .00 LOVELY FLOWERS 18 Lovely Blossoms a —FOR— Roses, Carnations, Snapdragons, Daisies, etc. Blooming Plants a Ferns many others; all beautifull .00 ‘MOTHERS’ DAY’ All fresh cut, long lasting; attractively boxed: Very decorative Ferns, Hydrangeas. decorated; special oy, AND / ALL ORDERS DELIVERED LLL NO NEE E AT ARS et At ee eam tee | _ROTH BROS., FLORISTS | 215 N. 7th St. ) 4 Doors South of Olive St. Formerty with Fameous-Barr Ploral shop. a _= Charge Accounts Invited fr Iday Batcaineae Astonishing Values! one that you will have to come after early if you are going to be lucky enough to get one. All-wool fabrics in light and dark gray. tan, rown and fancy mixtures. Single- breasted, two and three button models. Sizes 33 to 42. Also a Special Group of Blue Serge Double-Breasted Suits Sizes 33 to 36 Oniy Men’s Fancy Lisle Hose ssc Values’ Men's imported mercerized lisle Hese. Reinforced toes and soles. Checks and plaids in blue. helio and tan. Sizes 9%, to t1%4. An extraordinary of- ‘ering. 39C or 3 pairs for $1.00 100 Boys’ Suits Specially Priced— Friday “Y Broken sizes are respoms:bie for this won- dertul offering. Materials are tweeds and QS checks. Coats and knickers are we > 34. ined. Sizes 6 to 1:8. Not = patterns in every-size. Splendid for -year wear Extra kmickers to match, bute was SUTTS BASEBALL TOGS Lon :@ short 3 ad or iy nn dog 2% to 7 SSc trimmed 4 to 16 $I. 79 Neer mod - WASH KNICKERS UNION SUITS Made of “Dartena” fabr “h jee s'Y es 3 7 ee Full cut. Doubie iin nai nsonk on stitched seams. 6 to i+ 19¢ Sige« 26 to 34 45¢ FRIDAY SPECIAL' $1.15 Play Suits Made of good quality chambray. Long and short S9 sleeves. Vagieus colored trimmings. Sizes 3 to 8 Cc SCHMITZ & SHRODER WASHINGTON AT EIGHTH If You See It in a Schmit« & Shroder Ad It's True z, ma . r 4 aes. : a ee : oe - ‘ Mis ‘ eee pee 3 7 . i © Aber morn vines > Plague Is Sweeping North and West a singie ee ee Cal, May 7. Mo-/ speed. i. -@riven cameras have recently; , . - — — eh ot - ~ © ii — COfS RO. Lr Praiiroadc ica! re and ot It ¥ ould requir: of more than $1 = ~-4e ~ _— _ as re vouchers aS Se ——— ry aa ® he" 1. aS > > >™*= = nuine walnut Sa resser and chifforebe—are well bee eper ~ ~ es —_ 7.= Slriorws .O Secure a Surpi Hammer Brand =~ i GARDEN HOSE OS % pep fre-e - > ~ = weim& UO. we see . . — param 7 - eine tna ont apenganientitlag Nile Abi el natt — ntaatitlls + ite apa ei Aen te «4 . iseue Will > ress ADVERTISEMENT WELL KNOWN ST.) LOUIS RAILROAD MAN) > $7.50 Vailze . This Iron and + Board . - : te ‘ i 4 $3 . ——* . > : . . 7 ? 3 - J * : — ee o ~~ S > - ™ > e ; + a = . oe. es i —" ry « 2st > > *.s -_ - i- -» 42 ’ > ° ; . : “3 2 : . + : / ™-« -, =? . P i ew * Gas" se rome * = to > > o A Ee ee . a MEATCO TTY. Apr °° New ~ el sources revenue are comstantir ie ral ee Sen ae Three-Panel rag 4 ~ = a " : ——— weve “ope = Wl Buffet Mirrors | Washers aay aien for the fisera! reha *a- e — wrors ; : : a ee ee ee " 515 Olive—Tth and Lecust—5i4 ' 4 on : “ease os. : * : 4 : ; , stage rates has been decr | Delivered to Your @ Cash ; —_ ar? ssieea Pr:= Cane - A Bargain Special Offering sident to raise funds ¢ | Home With an | : : g of a plague sts ] j : Balance Remarkable Savings s sweeping north and wes: \ Iron and Ironing Al ei | : ~ Tehuan* ene rT") 2 | Board for 6 oe = @ @ Mont y ; proceeds from a % cent pertax ; " ad "= g£asoiinr ei j - - | : ster eee a aller zo 4 These are the famous erlinder trpe Ther : " ee Ad S a ial . . : os ~ 7 x sources 4 al | Ele tr Ww a-~D ing Ma uC T d nave? er ‘ « ‘ . ' : . " wh ° wet ex! rdinarr demands - yt = be on. “et ica if R a** 2 ‘li Te- = aranieed AL are ast _ ‘ — 33 Ta.lF and telegraph deficits we an ir ana irotung joer. Wipec eu the abe! nof passes ? i franks, Government fTficials Priced ei at $135.00 ERE is a remarkable value and ure confident tha: the President's r Ele ectrie Washing wT) ® ne ee are Lila we miter - > ' *nieDce T? ar is ' . ~ -— i | a* + _ ¢ 4 “ 4 , r ENDORSES HERB 50c Cash Delivers One | $6.25 Per 100 Sale of All Enamel WICE | Mr. RB. D. Kelly, Genera] Yard- Gray ‘Famous’ Ranges master for the M.. EK é&T MAIL ee . ro ™ » 7 L ~- Leo mee oe Railroad, Thinks Everyone . Together With a 10-Piece Alumimum Set f You wit f > == Steen THIS OLD ' Should Know of nis i So ve aid ; . ues . i f : coms 3 would form and prem i} Reed Fiber Center Tables ae | Cah ; ; Sader bear emucng mes vo I | | Cabinet Phonographs — siiiieass olin meinen | ~ a , 4 : _ , . — . 7 ——————_ ~_ Ys POS “lye | $8.75 Values 2 iD) | | er kage on non ase. | ae | $75 Value were very irregular, and 1 | i : . « 4 - ~— H —-. — —- = artes Ta hle« TA * r ow fe er | meas 23 inches in diameter. Ther ar f . ( ) 2 3 ire rears nerTer ade of reed and . | =—_ iy ive amr mor roubie w mr | stemach and I eat-anmrthing I war 7 . . : | : y » mein, Bagge s 3 er 4 ” REED FIBER TEA W AGONS L pright models. beautifully fin- mrself guining ealth an $18.00 $ 75 ished -m mahogany, that have strength every da absolute ° iedet Chak Wied ss ceinaliam ees as ] j L | excellent tomes and play all e for the improvement im mr . . — a. ae th, id 2 dal ae eee 4 MA, In brown finish, made of reed and makes of records. Special at 4 . 1¥ appreciation and grati- fiber. with —— servis TTays. only $49.75. ne ie? cust nl, Mitieieaiiens THE LOCAL PUBLIC DAILY. Iv TEODUCING AND EXPLAINING THE MERITS OF THIS EEMEDY. $3.00 Cash Delivers One alee j 35 ee cae . a ; bx ‘sees | gl ra ~ * Pra ~ Ae. & Le IME ager te PL Pe Prag Fit Ft ete. a Sap -nges » . ae ae ae ties 2 ie “MS 2 a : : ; ie «
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Cats , , . Py RIS sae LT ae Th! oes . ho Ee i OSS gg Sanat ‘. ROE Fe — 2 ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [MARKET of another the photographer, once taken cy ss ’ ee DAY 38 bes P24 : | MAY 7, 1928, C RE L Sc EN CT em ge, ; A scene /5 pert camera man, the attention « E — ESTATE | Ea re ’ Be A | - _ — d the camera, may be dire ' a.” direc- Ughting effects, which are yer : : y of speed|ered bis most important ; * a scsi satin Aide asc atlas iging oo Me A ae _— elton MEPAR) JHREE. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7. 1925 eee PAGES 23—40 a —— - > ee o Bath Mirror ~ . % | | Government's request for permis-| mittee for Austria. Austria was Sion to float a special loan’ to! informed that abe must obtain the % | finance electrification of the rail-| funds out of the balance of the in- 4, 4 $1.75 Value \ te, » BURTON PROPOSES $ s Full Fash of ead roads has been refused by the/ternational loan in the hands of ys 1 | BAN IN EXPORT League of Nations’ Control Com-|the léague commissioner. fk. 4 Heavy Weighty | | BUS INFORMATION measures 14x17 inches and (amt | Si q | k ervi C e UF POISON GAD Call Bomont 2800, or at 3145 Locust Bl. tomorrow frame is finished in white - enamel. “ lor Complete Information on the following runs and special] trips. Time Tables Mailed Upon Request. a American Offers Clause to | , re St. L j -W hi , ‘. E A Traffic Treaty || & . seskeaiaa oe ——— Weliston and St. | Lou Brite aln f, ultes . — ' : “eo Crystal City and County Motorbus Co., Ma- a, will have a message for Ford owners ie ' Which Condemns Use of | St. Louis-Farm or —percomd — Pi. and ; CY — That Weapon. : as Wy » ers | ERY | ' % Filled | A Sheer C hiffon fact Ts cooLIDGE FAVORS | Constant-4£ a ey wr " oe wae EXPORT PROHIBITION 15 Yours of Service gi¢e SP 458¢ | 15 Years SS Vowtlh / E SMARTEST, NEWEST SHADES ™“., ~ fir! WG Pa a t iff Itt ) : | ~~ : st i? jo } i ’ Hh & > = aA. > ( - i ’ it ij ~ 5 ic ' tit ~ 2 . . : ; { it if 2 ~ H \? 4 4 “ S ; | i TT Ne ha, S \) } _ All Perfect—All Sizes Delegates to Geneva Con- . | A i ts s > With Lisle Top, Heel and Toe es a ‘di iH - mS Colors Embrace the Following: lari : aes Wi . S Black, white, rose-taupe, gunmetal, blonde satin, Italy and China Approve 7 - S biege, blonde, nude, peach, blush, | B ’. Pl | a P S gray, powder blue. g : | urtons rian. ee. ff iyi Et FF @ fF. 2 ies > Mie Y, Le ? s p=; | , | —— sed = _ ’ . Y , By the Associated Preag. Je [ | a es . ——— 1. — _ * - VY , GENEVA, May 7.—Condemnation —) ola ey % — r ] = yy y of the use of poison gas and pro-| = S= ; = @ at @ n IS % Y hibition of its exportation for war | SP CIALS = | } WG Z ] | purposes is proposed in a new ar- | os ticle of the draft convention offered ) by Representative Theodore E. | Burton of Ohio, heading the Amer- | 1X~//" HOSIERY CORNER ° [2 . ican delegation, at today’s session | ; 4 Sth and Lo cust 'of the International Conference for | a ithe Control of Traffic in Arms. re beau- ON OUR MAIN FLOOR propor- | “4#Rurton said he expressed the de- | é | e. sc of oe ao n oo pests Twenty Special Values that will crowd our Main Floor Friday as it has seldom been crowded before. To mark ments ? f oe tii iah dnebeahe inne be Lema the 15th Anniversary of this store we have prepared feature bargains that every thrifty shopper will in- |. ae ok Sia ak the Aaioet had. bow! a or as being entirely out of the ordinary. Don’t judge them by the extremely low price alone : : brought to the attention of Presi- ¢+ + that 1s only one of their virtues. Superb quality makes them doubly attractive.. Be sure to attend. as ; jent Coolidge and that the Presi- | early as you can Friday. dent would approve a_ prohibition | ' ms of the exportation of poisott sas NO. 1—BOYS’ STRONG, _| NO. 11—MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S or Uses. STRONG KHAKI PANTS er DURABLE ONE-PANT SUITS He recalled that nine of the} : Powers that signed the Washington | Gray and brown cassimeres. Durable material of excel- ; treaty agreed toary to induce other | Belted models. Full-cut o38 lent weight. Strong pock- 79 tt Ven — i\a Powers to agree to measures for- Knickers. Well made. Sizes ets. Well sewed to stand C bidding the use of asphyxiating | from 6 to 15 years......... hard wear. 30 to 40 waist. gases in warfare, but he admitted | there are. obstacles to prohibiting the export of such gases. | .The Burton 515 Olive—7th and Locust—514 Washington—De Bolivar-Kingsbury—6100 Easton ie : This Cigar Made Many New Friends NO. 2—EXCELLENT QUAL- ITY JUVENILE WASH SUITS NO. 12—YOUNG MEN’S NATURAL- SHADE PANAMA PANTS proposal was re-'! 'fererd to a committee of experts. China expressed themselves § in (favor of the proposal. | Attractive color combina- ‘ — wares uae ! & Other Powers Favorable. tions. Beautiful juventie Genuine Panama and Beach oer : Club Size Before the Burton proposal was models. Trimmed with Cloth, in natural cream + rite oe braid and emb) . ok ; . ‘- ——= , or C | delegates from France, Italy and weet SENG. 20 0e oe ee o SPECIALS Invincible Size NO. 3—BOYS’ FINE ALL- | No. 13—MEN’S WORSTED Ironing Board FREE ric Washing th a wonder- oard is eol- o*diiterent a 6-pound iteed, has b- plug and # Perfectiy Blended—Delightfully Mellow 10c Marshall Field, 3 for 25c | 10c High Life, 3 for... .25c 2for 25c Marshall Field, 10c 2 for 25c High 10c Contributor, 3.for. .25c Life.....10c 1c Marshall Fleld.....12c |2 for 25c Contributor. .10c Cuesta-Rey & Co. . CLASSICS Perfecto Shape ». 4 for 25c $6.25 Per 100 The Best Tampa Cigar HENRY tHe FOURTH 10c Aristocrat, 3 for. . .25c 2 for 25c Favorita......10c 20c Exceptionales.....14c BUY A BOX OR MORE Burton said the objections that he has heard to the plan are that | prohibition of the export of pvoi- sonous gases may give an industral ‘advantage to some countries. ile | said the objectiof the conference ishould be to establish a basis of equality between cuuntries that can manufacture gases and those that | cannot, because, he said, some cf these gases.are needed for indus- trial purposes. The article proposed by _declares that the use in war of pot- sonous gases and liquids has been | ‘justly condemned i® “ublic opin- ion, and that the proribition of such use has been incorporated in | treaties which have been signed hy | 'a majority of the civilized Powers. Text of Article. “The high contracting hibit the tory of any such asphyxiating, poi- | 'sonous or other gases and all analv- | Burton | | parties) therefore agree absolutely to pro-| export from their terri- | i ' WOOL BLUE SERGE SUITS Close-woven fabrics. Belted irene See a graduation. 6 to 18 years.. NO. 4—STRONG DENIM AND KHAKI JUVENILE PLAY SUITS blue or striped denim. But- ton backs and drop seaté. Oc NO. 5—BOYS’ SPLENDID LINED TWO-PANT SUITS Trimmed in red. 3 to §& FORED 520002 ceasetbesaneae Splendid patterns in light and dark shades. Coata $ 00 belted. Knickers lined. ° Neatly tailored. 6 to 18 —_—_—_— Ce ee re ree aeeee AND CASSIMERE PANTS etripegs. Cassimeres in stripes, checks and mixtures. NO. 14—YOUNG MEN’S SUIT-PATTERN TROUSERS Scotches in all shades, Also durable worsteds of extrene NO. 15—MEN’S EXCELLENT WOOLEN TROUSERS Seca cad capers tater Worsteds in black and gray $ 1 .88 —== Strongly sewed. Al] sizes... Cassimeres, cheviots and as $*). 2 quality. 28 to 50 waist..... Shades and patterns that are ADS $9. 3 ing. Sizes 28 to 60 waist... NO. 16—ALL-WOOL SUIT- PATTERN TROUSERS Pure woolens of all descrip- 88 e ardrobe NO. 6—EXTRA QUALITY JUVENILE WASH SUITS White sailor Suits with one pair of short and one pair gous liquids intended or designed | for use in connectfon with the op- | erations of war,” the article says. | « Burton also submitted an alter- RECEIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION Postage, 10c for 50 Cigars; I5e for 100 tions in MAIL ORDERS—PHONE ORDER THIS OLD RELIABE BRAND ‘native text as follows: “To the end of lessening the hor- | roms of war and ameliorating the isufferings of humanity § incident of long pants. Also othcr modeis with one pair 0: pants. Sizes 3 to 10 years.. $4.29 practically all shades and patterns. 30 wool-mixed worsteds in stripes. All SIZ@8.....+ss+- ir | “= otror24ce 3. NO. 7—BOYS’ NEAT NO. 17—MEN’S EXTRA-FINE ‘ties agree to control the traffic in | poisonous gases by prohibiting the | WOOLEN TWO-PANT SUITS QUALITY PANTS , ex i ‘xiating, | xcel "00 de- § ore a4 - mensten 2 for 15¢ Bo ree ret ibatist pnte $7.50 | eet ranaetaR $ Ee 88 Size analogous liquids, materials and de- aaa Winetedts aawten ” en ms | s istures, Extreme qual- = . vices manufactured and intended from 6 to 18 years........-. ity. All @imeB.....ceeeeees? BUY A BOoOXx— for use in warfare, under adequate | penalties applicable in all places 9-00 Dress Trunk ... oun 5 corey ot eg NO. 8—SMALL BOYS’ STRAIGHT | NO. 18—SMALL SIZES IN sive Trunk that is good looking and Don’t Forget! A Perfect Shaving Combination ities exercise jurisdiction or con- ' trol.” M. Sosknowski, delegate from | PANTS AND WASH KNICKERS Daytonas and crashes if ens in lighter shades. BLUE SERGE PANTS Gerpuine 16-ounce U. 8. Navy serge, some of the finest ob- e , *. {" , ‘ ‘ ba tT be s aigh t id kr ickers. $ 00 g for traveling. Has a tray div ided Next Sunday May 10th ;Poland, said Burton’s proposal Durable "khakd 4m knicker tainable. 29 to 34 inch 6s ee, $ 50 4 | WILLIAMS’ / would make war less horrible, but | styles. Excellent tailoring. —" 28 to 30-inch enarne —-s na a moved an amendment prehibiting 4 (0 Ff VE@ArB.cecvnssesrsevee rr 9 7 SHAVING CRE also the exportation of bacteria for ec AM Lier Ie” ible ted ote teed . 9 Cash—Balance Monthly DOUBLE SIZE i: then bee NO. 9—BOYS’ PENCIL-STRIPE | NO. 19—MEN’S FINE QUAL- A Real The Hungarian delegation sug- OR ENGLISH VEST-SUITS ITY BLUE SERGE PANTS i ; ind man ifts that Hé-Man gested an amendment permitting 1, anne ith Extremely fine woven serge 00 , ‘lp stores you peso Ww y ee ae Shaving C .the export of “means of defense” | wanna strigen, a 3-plece $ .00 in dark Wue states: Rplem - with vests in fine wool- eeenad —=——— alue - Mothers’ Day Candy Special at. 59c Williams’ Aqua Velva League Refuses Austrian Loan. | Br the Associated Press VIENNA, May 7.—The Austrian A 8 to 18 vears...... a emi NO. 10-—BOYS’ FULL-LINED CASSIMERE. KNICKERS All sizes up to 62 waist.... NO. 20—YOUTHS’ WIDE-BOTTOM ENGLISH COLLEGE PANTS Purfl woolens in light solid 19 A pound box of delicious fruit and cream filled | Nites the nat. 9 Pp rat einen” ae ee .00 chats and stripes. Wide b 88 : es with dainty “Mothers’ Day” motto on lid. the akin, Agun We lI ay Hip aged mg one Tgp Belt ——e | - yg EA aga ~~ on. ed . —=—= ‘elva keeps your loops. O17 years...-«++- . “4 ~ f. like velvet rany, that have snd_play al Hednut's Coty’s | OU SS cele Py YOUNG MEN’S WOOL NORFOLK SUITS as ere rewke “5 agua OE Wa he os.00 reteng pacteawe «So 35c aaa About 500 Suits of pure wool tweeds and homespuns. Cash Delivers One ,o. van SOLD KEEN-KUTTER BLADES, : eeveral times this price. aa asexy Cologne. 29 Wellsten Office: 1486 Hodi t Av. . " i | / llet’s Canwell & MNE100, $2.00 and $4.30 | 5 to package... © Tt eae arama" MAIL ork or any kind of Wear. Sizes from 34 to 40 chest. Hudnut’s Cologne..........--- $1.00 Sen see LEX. 39c yy p oi : é. 4711 Cologne. .65c, $1.10, $1.65 | * ‘ neaneeds 3 LI Sacewsn : | wa > S506, ones pended ac tah otilinn GILLETTE BLADES, 79c 4 postal will bring one of the FI (No free alterations or deliveries on this item.) | e Ye shah eemanic ye <r BOc, $1.00, $1.85 * 10 to package ............ men or wemen sepking employment : under situations wanted in teday's Want pages. A 4 5 ' ie . ve a - a Sr eRe Many Suggestions to Offer Emerande Pxtract. .$2, $5.75, $7.00 _ Woodworth’s | Extract, original 1 oz., $2.80 *eeneteteereeteaeseeee COLOGNE 39c BLADES, 6 te package.... EVEREADY BLADES, & -te package .. ea 29c We'll show you how to group all i Industrial Loan Company 714 Chestnut Street Grays and t Suit perfeet mn Birthday Special in Our Money-Saving Basement! ans in Norfolk and pleated models. Every all respects and tailored by hand. Worth Ideal for business, touring,
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a Rs pe dong Ney Se eet ‘ “ "¥ a iin’, bas Set . 3 % § . Pt wh Ste 1S + PR oop pha? bi a wh ae ae BBs Un ering “TG oe Cl hemes “ _ att . be etn atcigi eee ee ee oe So a ee be . ‘ . es aa 5 ~ x Wan Sot par hare aan - EDRs Ce She Bee aS Sh ee ON ARR aR" Ok a iy ace TMS ee aad i are eer ta Era ONS sf 4? Ww hs Capen eM oes aa Nae 9. rban train service out of St. Louis pleading .hat pri- Tatc S@utomo’iles and busses have made thie ervice 2. loheasterna Texas, where cattie tick has been prevaiert. The Brahman cattie are Quadruple Silver-F = June Telnet sift Exquisite Four-Piece Tea 34 is White Banner Quality Unchanged lou Buy for Less at ’ WULit Mest Deoui . a
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Baa i ese HURSDAY, at 7, 1920. the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED "> a Se Ve al vy erat. ‘ > a ae res wry © s é sonuneneteiteieneniietmameneeee amen @ 15 DAYS ONLY! a Ee cautiful popular-sized _.. mounted in our very * = ae 3000 IN PRISON FORCOMPUCITY IN ~ BULGARIAN PLOTS bel ] ‘? s extraordinary ter expires May 22 and Studio Directly Opposite Pabile Library ' Olive St. Sofia Authorities Say Com- munist Organization Is More Extensive Than at First Supposed. VUSEE -here itt os Angeles (St. Louis) ‘re all HOMES DS aed gardecs. trees and 4 and flowets aud grass the: —— a oe Wes you Sxcover Les Aw SOFIA, Bulgaria, May 7.—More arrests have been made in conse- quence of revelations at the trial of those charged with the com-' plicity in the Cathedral bombing | tragedy. There are now about 3000 per-| | sons in prison throughout Bulgaria, | | and the authorities say that the) |communist organization, which is | | blamea for the plot, is more far | reaching than was at first sup-| posed. | | Nearly all members of the mid- | die-class who were involved in the | /movement have been apprehended. Are Your Valuables Worth $5.00 6 If your valuable papers, jewels, keep- | | | } | By the Associated Preas. ! sakes or other precious possessions were lost, burned or stolen, would you give $5.00 to have them back? Of course you would. Butit would be too late then. Wouldn't it be wiser and cheaper to spend that $5.00 fora year's rentai for a First National Safe Deposit Box NOW and prevent the ‘Few peasants were imbued with the communist doctrines, the au- _thorities said, and the majority of the arrests were in towns where poverty and discontent offers a fa- vorable field for the red propagan- dists, The militia continues its close watch on all persons entering or leaving Sofia, and several cases are reported of persons'leaving bombs or explosives in the public gar- pee : loss of your valuables before it is ‘‘too | = ~ te’? Scfe Deposit Department | i} | dens, fearing to be caught with FIRST NATIONAL BANK |} them in their possession. ae A remarkable feature of the re- “TW7 cent events is the amount of army civillan population and the author- itles expect that further isolated acts of violence are bound to oc- meibiey: i cur until the disarmament is gen- | eral. | Bulgarian Foreign Minister to Ex- [= Sse AND Ss SERVICE | plain Situation to Powers. ‘FIRST Ry the Associated Press. | BELGRADE, Jugo-Slavia, May 7.—The Bulgarian Foreign Minis- Kalfoff, has arrived here ion his way to Paris, London and Rome to explain the difficulties of | his country’s situation to the Pow- |ers. Ina statement given out after an interview with Foreign Minister | Setar Ninchitch, Col. Kolfoff said: Sox a Se | re 7 “My voyage abroad is in connec- | fey ASS 7 - tion with the communist offensive s oF % } AS a, ‘in Bulgaria, which shows clearly | a /, 1D is, } a ff | that the communist danger is a ‘reality which must be reckoned . with. The situation is general, and does not menace Bulgaria. ouetiee: | 210ne, “The attacks wn te the present jhave been repuleed. and I am con- vinced, that they will not be re- | peated. But if we are mistaken (in our hopes, I affirm that the Stefco Motor Trunk | "202 ¢e200; ene : iby the Parliament and the coun- | try. will do [Its utmost to stifle the attemp*s of the communists, whose aim is to EES NE ee eee ee iter, Col. . oo ary Don’t Start Without a For a week-end trip or a long tour. As neces- sary for convenience as the clothes closet in destroy the social order. your room. We can furnish you either a side zt S40 De hoped that this ef- or rear model Trunk for any make or model of ee ee ee eee car at prices ranging from $15.00 up. A large tie tial’ 5 shuueelt da Onek stock to choose from. Installation service while grade to talk with Foreign Minis- you wait, or, if you prefer, we will check your ter Ninchitch. I am glad to say . that he fully shares the Bulgartan car without extra charge in the 18th St. Garage apenas i ae ile here our service room is located, and your car will mee ee ee ee ready when you call. We also have on display . lin and steamship travel luggage at reasonable 100 ST, LOUIS BUSINESS MEN ces. TO VISIT 49 MISSOURI CITIES | __ For discriminating purchasers we have some very Mayor Miller to Make “Good Will” ine importations. Tour May 18 to 23 Sponsored : by Chamber of Commerce. Representatives. of 38 different lines of business in St. Louis have signified their the Chamber Stefco Luggage Shop 1731 Chestnut—in the New 18th St. Garage intention of making of Commerce “good Owned and operated by George V. Steffens Company wilt tour throuch 49. Miseurt ; ities from May 18-°2 inclusive. Manufacturers Stefco Motor Luggage - Raniiulendtete’ .400\trasinecd. sens .St, Louis will make the trip. Pie ag hon: Delegates will leave St. Louis on a4 Special train of Pullmans over the Missouri Pacifie at 2 a.m. Mar 18 At each of the stops a pa rade, headed by a hand. will d hrough he business «e¢ c cit short speeches will be ] by f Se @O ie delega- tion and souvenirs of St. Louis ,products will be distributed. In cliies where night stops will be | made extensive been arranged. Mayor Miller yesterday signified his interition of making the trin programs have ‘ . ’ a] . which * esy°ttied mad ih tae inter. rag? & of =f POLICE TAKE COLLECTION FOR WOMAN ‘HOBO' IN MALE GARB Grace Crow Was Working Way From Virginia Back to Her Farm in Oklahoma. Grace Crow, Indian who, in man's attire. is |-working her way from Virfinia : back to her 160-acre farm near White Eagle, Ok., will. have easy going from St. Louts to her home. (;race, who is 34 years old. was | epotted as a woman last night br a policeman when she applied at Central District for lodging for the (night. She readily admitted . her sex and told of “bumming” her i way here from Virginia. where she | Quadrup le Silve er- r-Plated Ware | 3 June Wedding Gifts Exquisite Four-Piece Tea Set, $1o Double Vegetable Gravy Boat Dish, $5 and Tray, $0 Bread Tray, $2.50 was working in a_ circus as a “You Buy for Less at Robbins N ee pee es Pyrely egies ing aunes in restaurantes. Sywmpa- thetic polic emen tHok up a collier. Riese! (| eeeeeeters a qu nick trip back to her 1 home. She 3-1 Posule- Jewelry Store in Sent Louis said she was the daughter of Blue = Fleer i _ Bird, an Indian squaw. and Jack Arcade cade Building Olive at 8 > Crow, a cowpuncher. Her parents are dead a . We have avail- able now a few choice sun- room, kitchen- ette apart- ments reason- ably priced. We Hive An Artist who has never painted a picture. Yet his masterpieces have received more praise than any famous painter. He is a culinary artist. He is our chef. Luncheon 75c Dinner $1.25 Sunday Dinner $1.50 ———--— West Pine Bl. at Euclid Av. ammunition in the hands of the. halfbreed Cherokee. Washington Avenue at Seventh Friday—Sale of Over 50 New Hats Models That Are Individually Smart and Different Smart Trimmings Values to $15 . Models for Miss or Matron A bewildering array to choose from! Models @f straw, silk, felt, satin and crepe combinations and * ribbon Hats in bécoming new shapes, trimmed smartly with flowers or ornaments. Lovely nei¥ shades! Extraordinary values that cannot He duplicated in St. Louis. Pablo Bluet Gobelin Henna Terrapin Mamora Castilian BEDELL-——MILLINERY SALON—ENTIRE T HIRD | KI SLO ie “r poe . | — > r e Vo. ? Second of a series of tempt- « ing week-end bargains, poses \ ‘ * a Baltimore . Silver Layer Cake Friday and Saturday Again Nafziger’s offer a delicious cake superior to anything you could find downtown unless you paid far more than this price. Its two large layers of fluffy silver - white are thickly iced with Balti- more Cream Fondant icing and nuts. Tell your grocer : it MUST be fresh. At all grocers Friday and Saturday [Forest Park Hotel ~ en — ‘The very menus were printed on satin as ABLES richly laden—notable guests—the menus printed on satin,’ so the southern newspapers many years ago described a banquet given at the old Maxwell House by the governor of Tennessee. Throughout the old South this hotel was cele- brated for its wonderful food—and particularly for its coffee. For it was the coffee served at the Maxwell House that its distinguished visitors praised most highly—a special blend wonderfully rich and mellow. In all parts of the country, families who enjoy the best hays heard of this coffee and have secured it for their own tables. Today this same blend of fine coffees, prepared and roasted in just the same : way, is on sale in sealed tins. Your own family can enjoy its smooth richness and rare fragrance. Ask your grocer today for one of the * blue tins of Maxwell House Coffee. Also Maxwell House Tea MAXWELL House CoFFEE "Good to Topay—America’ largest selling, the las drop” high grade coffee Tio OLIV Soran | Thursday, Friday > ; Beek and Saturday | A Nationally Known Baby Grand—Conroy’s Startling Offer Standard Baby Grand Pianos 4m [FREE SEE o TTT i Vonth| Start Monthly Payments $10 per Mon in 30 Days Remember Free This is v | not a Trial i lh $345 Ifyou | desite value.Con- ‘ anot h er Bh fag instru- sales vol- ment a ume and sites 11 financi al a eee strength oy . | nakes this . : y : offer pos- sible. piano. $10 per | . $to per | cays Conroys Alone Gives Conroy Values Open Until 9 P. M. CONROYS 1100 Le OLIVE OLIVE Guarantee ure of No Fay. No Jilerererss. Se Danger A SUGGESTION fer MOTHERS: po frum Lusipess. Call or write today. TS wil Bee yam POsT-DIsPATOH oe fran LTATIWN “AND ee FREE iy AD te | MATTHEW COE, Rectal ea ein ws wy | DR. C. TT w sy os =f SEEDED fer | : A Ye a : . 4g eS 7 Ce Fae RR a BE: ; : PILES SURED pau, Pistula, FP ieeure an all Fecta! .AN eae PINE STREET oe cessor to Dr. M. Mee Sanlth. 7 “~— 0 —~ ver wren by _ree ne oy oe RE in Pen hy mPa re ~ ‘ 4, = 4 - —- ar ~ ee. ee — > ao a ee hg = 0 « 7 OF AO NG A AA LEAIN I G! lp AATE ORI Nils A te emma LOLOL AECL GE BELT AE Ay EO AN et A TIN INNS Ni ION, I edeedet tt be ee ee ee er PRAY EY et Mea 2 RAN A A OG Ae go Nem ae ee
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a fowas >. MRE ters = OTe Fa en Pat? REY eR 8 en ~ iat aad 7 be VS aus Fh ees Ta aie © es , vi Beer weer BRP eto, ws ain aC , F sede ! 4 . t cen 5 R ae Pee -_ 5 - d . ot By te ee oe 9 als, Ogee: OSE eae 4. mene ‘ am a ae 2 > ths te bot a ee Se ee gel ho yey AO at Sahl ¢ = pdb yak’ Leeds tn gpateg Ant: iat 2: - ba t x a . : / ; G , : Pee ccc ety ne BEL pea cars Bg ae erred) ra pitta : 1S Rie Beas a a ae 2 ale to Bg ~ ; * é x : : ’ af ‘ 1 * ae + Oke K perk > ee Se ae — “ P 6 : : ets 3 ¥ $F Dace pone ek ¥ " SRR RE SATS A RE oF Pe hes HE EH Se Ce fb AP gs ee rhs + rei Hogar etvere set agen ete Nat BREDA RNR Yaris Sie divetqinred ae a | — AS b mat then ey ¥ fi . pe é “ eesti ee ere Tete i eR ROR’ Qi vig! trist ye ‘ folie 2 ra we = % Bah; on nf Ss pe A + nah ae + se Wiad peyk ee a ’ ed RS CM Og NS aman © eS May oe BES! ‘eas 4 ok at , SD ON SA Se “ Rida? Bite, ose c ek) mths my i. en. ae : oy at ie M. ay DIRE dee wre eS Ee Sa a ee ne - . eee ies, 3 A Sane . pie: a Se ine em ie - ws i ie ‘ies ‘deat VEPs ae ‘ 5 > ey ‘ a poe * Dak be 5 Ee ee ee Oe) ae eel a a aT oe eee , rs, a 5 OU eat PTE RODRIG at etek He oi BAA edna: dee, aneobiind: ied nate ¥ - Ackaibiuksbibestiaseeuale nant iitnelliasna caibedaadiioihs % am ¥ ren oN “ ST ysters {:; with a naturale muses at th , + os PL et = A PUN GODDESS ‘ Prorok Expedition at City of Carthage Digs Through 5-Foot Wall of Vault ; Built by Romans. re . ———$———— BY COUNT BYRON DE PROROK. Post-O*spetich. & — br the New ITe-k Times i “> Br Wireless > = Coprmgnt. 13-9. ~ => CAMPF EXCAVATION _— _ ~~? Mayr §.—The cur - 3 >e “xc T2°ors ~ —~- - 53 ed Bar - 4 +d "= Cod > @a8 i aD. oe ~ 2 rea a2°>s ut zu3¢e oe i - $2.50 to $1¢ Roses. a dozen... : = For Mother’s In a Spec 9 Carnations, 6 Giadiolas and 9 Roses— Green Sprigs Carnations. a dogen Hanging Baskets of Assorted Piants... $3.45 wo $4.95 Day tal Bor 7 34 Hydrancra- $2.45 w $7.95 Sweet Peas. bunch. .5@c to $1 PUEPCUR TORO Re eee Tee Rat eERtTee see LPP teat eeeeeee Gladiolas. from .$1.45 to $7.50 : Other Lovely Flowers All Orders Delivered—Phoze Orders Accepted LOUIS RUBINOFF, Florist 217 NORTH 7TH ST. > FRI. & SAT. SPECIAL AssortedFruitMilkChoce olate Creams; delicious Caramels; Nougats and Marshmallow Caramels. An appealing assort- ment that will please. mu: 3O0c Pound — Another Mavrakos’ Candy Shop has been opened at the Cornerof Olive and Broadway to further ser- vice to our patrons and the public. Here, are wondertu! candiesin a variety of containers for the most wondertul woman in the world— Your Mother * * Remember “Her” The ta be > a we t CORNER AT OLIVE AND BROADWAY FOR MOTHERS’ DAY appropriately packed in 2a beautiful box, to con- vey the sweetest remem- brance to “Her.” $700 Largest Exclusive Retail Candy Manufacturers in St. Louis WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE ¥Tor. The excaration of Pun s.7.es > n this area was stopped om tre > 7? 9 — = rt = @ ~ ar ruDdD.e@ Taw. ww ro" _ — e _ _ eka . Sas I omAa* au.%tw—Pprovua.. Ms ol : > ~~ _* y ae on > a ee a* rere re & e a . a S ~ « => a ; -oe Sager e ow _- = -_ ‘ a7 > = _ + - > ec © me aad = rr? —_— - — = — ee = = » ed Lo » ee » r $5 7 3 un 3 ‘his wall. which was f:ve feet x. = i i _™= _— «- “2 ~ > — = = = x nr *’2T “ACavaled s => 5 Se "> =" —_e re io _ —, » —_ 4 > 2 ae * + - ~ ' eo re _ ~= — ~~ = = ~ . 4 az D —- 7 a _ eT a. 2 — . ™ | . ps 3% e. as ~ = —_— = > > oe an . — > "se a Te Cease Operation= War 14. = *>e® ore “on en" ss. ~~ e : ae z = =. La * m2 - - er i ees, = _— ares imbedded in ue , @XcCavators jare x as} e wWwase (€1. Undisaturted. sever a rer “~~ te @ wie Sa —" —™ CPTig-LBa.ir sured : 1&2 urus pr _ abd OTA he Senes of children a? es hi: : ote At a=™er .erTes aaT wUwrus ere feeeew TS 3 : were (9unG Ging ‘ust as dr pped 3en TS j Sri? . rh 2@ Reman builders of *he > Cis o%. 4% : 4 "au Lung “sem aside. Berond this ait was found anmether running meies. but unfortunat+ir nly smal part om the prepertr nc seseed br - = 2? . ~ —f OTSRCO-AMerican ex- peu it: on. —. = &#FCA Ta. oN a ee > Ss OR CONTSi2 FL) soon De precticaliy ~. — abel aen p A 3 > ag “. " aie | an ~-a2 — i2 oy —— aready deen obtaited reewirine Sudcy that wit® the tot seseon — er ~~ ‘ on ~~ . —* - ~ eho. & _ _ SS ora ss -_ > & ~ @ Pr ee has decided to Close down afl studying archeo!ogy at operations at Carthage forthe $@- gan Academy in Rome. son on May 14. | Smeerican Women Sift Coutent=. | To feminine fingers has been ‘2- troduced im abo Michigaa, Mies Nita L. Butler. research fel-. lows of the University of Michigan. and This preliminary field examina- tien of the urns is being carried out ; — of. Kel a . stain heapin separated accerding ff size. are , —— > sc under the direction of Prof. Kelsey. peen found to contain a heaping ee ad meee Dig em oe as === ~~ ust Dip to «6 te chiefly by three American wome™ goubie handful of fragments co: pur * saie-acecepimg if . ay Sad te be le = — San: tm #- . * te S. ae ,, % . . e graduates of the University °f bones, those of infant childrec: ~ Garments, Drapet the earth pregerved for ascertain the More thas most of then: the original the Michi-!some of -them are distinctive with Mrs. encugh to be identified az belong- ing to the skull or other parts of the buman skeleton. Mixed ¥i> them also are some bones appar- ently belonging to birds, but "etr- Kelsey assisiing- The first six urns which tier have searched reveal grewsorme evr dence ef the extent to which the > a —_ ‘ ss. son ; : the delicate ork of st — for all ‘heir deepir ag else. save & solits 7 beac. wis found dure Pee art hag. niac3a. patos is ie a= ~ - ; =g —— the contetts of the urzs. 7 ™ ee in woritdiy affair in ome @ therm. ons in tm = i geted inter est + 7 sic: os ~S ~——- ss The contents of each urn s be- they bare nee and business. carried out their re- ligious devotions. Back urn has >t Os. bomes, roughly earth * th ‘ > i ihireugn thea, ing saved. and the Dr. Orma Butier and! Parts of Human Skeleton. None of the fragments of bones imcsaes 10 ._ ow ee a i i iii . e Perfect home dre:sg and tin-g's “i bbdens, -anteed with Diamond Drea Just **°**% meare than two who & is Miss Julia K Brittan. tn cold water to tint soft. del “~*~ shades, er b U to dye rick, per |, i.4—« ADVERTISEMENT Constipation is dreaded, not orly for its insidious serious di traced to it. Mr. Palludon tells us the helpful story of his relief: You manent relief from constipation. Simply eat “Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is the only thing that relieved me of constipation” at colors Sach 15 cent pack-ithe mat contains directions so empie azy | woo! or eam dye of tint ong silka. .cotton, Beware of the dangerous 4is- eases which are constipation’ toll. AlLi-sRaN. It is nature's own way of cleaning the intestine. [t is 2 bulk food which sweeps the system of constipation’s poisons and stim- ulates normal, healthy action. S ALL-3RAN is self. but for the diseases which may be two rears. [ tried almost every rec: j aca without success. Finaily | Made in Battle Creek, Michigan. $8 Ali-SRaN and « has made me Served in leading hoteis and restau rants, Your grocer sells it. ( Signed) Jom™ Palicpen, Clementon, N. Y. can get sure, prompt, per- Rellogz’s ALL-SRAN ‘ low cogi@cm-cemnse price cor 4 ese light-weight sh Book is the work of famous weiar fer a free ezaminatien. temenr ~ late Treatments ryYs enir. 475 ARCADE BLDG. . te 5.28 p. m.. Mendars. Wedrecdare and Prides te 8:59 =. =m. gives covering capacitie 8 a ee LLL TL TE SRN RERER ERE, ~~ te ~ ee oe ~ i f ( ‘FURNITURE CO 1030-32 Franklin Av. a : J q/ 8 . any i it : L Mh | & | wu" iy ut! ull ' — _— —_—_ om ee = -_ -_ — =~ — — — — me I 4 3” ) yw - - - @s [oe ee oe See re Pe Pe ees he Oe | Ste Just a small down payment, belance weekly or monthly payments, is ail sary at the F rankiz. You will find it to your advantage to buy your furniture at the Frankim durimg this May Sale. Exceptionally low prices prevail throughout our m coneen pr BUY NOW AND SAVE eg ay COMPLETE HOME a TrrerTwe. Hal phslacalulilat | fi x bie ih 4 se, -hintasdlinaciliclnsthi ln itiadlaianviditharesllanstiaaallsdt hy ity ‘ Plas | i | , il 4 ili! f “ | | | i | Ff f T Yeur ving reem mast be beaatifal. and yet comfertaaMe. The overstuffed Saite ik com- ’ | if 4 pos dof davenpert. armchair and rowker with ——s ——_ and bark = cs e-pringe “2 treet ¢t hreugh- a — if d “t_ upheistered in a fire rrloer. Roem sin = ry imeties davenpert table ang floor lamp. a ) 3. Geren Vortetr i * Hil ui ry j ditt dilliiailin iui lias ili diel. Haiti: ay. : ijeily Net ry pee a we He 6 " At i | I " i i , i + tae ep eevee O We hate tried tre combine restfulmess apd attrac- tiveness in this roe. Tlie vt ‘ oe 4 gs as SS Ur. = LPR maa } 4
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2 THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925. EL EL Wilson Hdwe.. a* r Beacon and Liliiaz Avs. } p62 | : SOUTH Bech] H bX: H ‘ 3533 8. Grand BL. = i} Henry M. Coliignon Hdwe and Painte, 3540 Arsenal St. Creissen Hdwe.. S202 Park Av. J. J. Cunningham Hdvc.. The Dining Room Bey a ieier ice. 6426 Michigan Av. E. G. Decker Hdwe.. You will feel proud to serve your guests mm 3330 8. Breadwar. , ' : ; # Dieterich-Arnol® Hdwe. Ce.. this beautiful room. Whe buffet is large with. 6815 Gravois Av. | plenty of space for linens, cte. The table © a Hdwe. Store. is of extension style, and the chairs are built 7 Sy gy ong acl fer comfort. It is finished in French wal- ; 001 Arsenal St. J. H. Gorman Variety and Hédwe. Store, 2881 Geyer Av. Groll Bros. Hdwe.. 3 1803 8. 39th St. Fe Ae —— Helling'’s Variety Store. ALL ag : S325 Cherokee St. OAS a Jorrns Hdwe. & Variety Store, ~ rT 1004 Bates St. FE. (. Krafft Hdwe.. : 2249 &. Grand Bl ra ; Michel Bros. Hdwe. & Paint Co.. hh : 7130 §S§./ Broadway. put. . | M. & V. Hédwe.. S236 Gravois Av. Minges Bros. Hdwe.. #236 Manchester Av. oy " Walter Olde Hdwe.. 4632 Gravois Av. heel. 5 Petry Hdwe. and Paint Co.. 1826 8. Treadway. H. R. Reichenbach Héwe.. 3215 Meramee St. M. J. Roemer Hdwe.. I'LAT RIVER. MO. 3100 Chippewa St. : Flat River Hdwe. and Yarn. Co Sondagc Painting & Decorating (o.. NORMANBY. 0 4341 Manchester Av. Normandy Mercantile Co. Sondag Pairtting & Decorating (o., (H. W. Renkel). 2304 Wyoming St. seniahitiaiadiel South side W all Paper a Paint { 9., WEBSTER GROV Es, MO. 2°58 California Av. Corerlock Hdwe. Steck-Daniel Hdwe.. 113 W. Leekwood Av. l.. J. Weber Hdawe.. Louis L. Oft. 4515 Morganford Rd. Serngge-CGuhlemann Lumber Co. Viet End Painting Co.. rESTUS. MO. 25°, s. Rroadway. Wehtwend Bros. Hdwe.. Fank’s Pharmacies. Inc. 66 S. Broadway. STE. GENEVIEVE. M0. ity. Ockenfuss Hdwe. WEST WASHINGTON, MO. cot & Arnold & (rrither. ; es e. 1397 c,oodfellew AY. a Bio! e IL.t.. John Cleary Hdwe.. _Brogman Pharmacy. 955 Goodfellow Av. EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL. — Collins Mro« i oe Andrushat Hdwe. ‘ Cc. R. Elsner & Co. Hdwe.. Felinerd row (Co., 2604 N. Kingshighway BI. Collinsville and St. Louis Av. Felter Hdwe. (o.. ba (euithues, h1T2 Erston Av. 7 St. Louls Ar. Hi-Peinte Hdwe. Co.. Tilineis Hdwe. Co.., 6 Clayton. P S327 Collinsville Av. dv Fldwe. (Co.. erome Hadawe. Co.. oe ~~ De Baliviere Ar. 163 Trendiv Ar. The Hvneon Co... Paints, Minde drongg, ~ Meee. Oo. MO. 5 er Slaween (The Hdwe. Man.) Brefelad Hdwe. Co. Chapter of the American Red (‘ross and placed in the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium for treatment. They were gent here by Red Cross med- ical authorities in the stricken dis- trict. All hospital expenses of thos sént here have been paid by the Red Cross and clothing has been provided for many who lost al! they had in the storm.. The organization also has taken steps toward the re- habilitation of those who have been returned to their homes. No planes 'for the future of patients are made. ' * 4 , a 4 however, until home condigions ure investigated and physicians con- suited to determine what kind work the patients are best able to perform. SANITARIUM PATIENT'S DEATH (of the city and county at separate . Elecion boards of the city and county yesterday certified the pe- | titions for the appointment of the | board, those in the city being cer- | these were accepted as valid, the. minimum required being 1411. | “™ + Those in the city bere 11,787, of | |which 9920 were accepted, con- | 'siderably more than the minimum. | _ Pointed the receiver, had the Fed- | eral District Court in New York Se ee ; | | McC CALL PRINTED PATTERNS "ONLY McCall Printed Stix, Baer & Fuller Simplicity! Patterns have all mames, instructions and inside guide lines printed right on the pattern piece. (Second Fiocor.) GRAND-LEADER LAID TO NATURAL CAUSES | A verdict of death from natura! causés was returned by a C caused been drowned in the bathtub. An autopsy resulted in a! report that death was not caused 3 drowning, but that it was due to chronic heart disease and nephritis, rather than to apoplexy, which was first stated as the cause. Ruling for W ilxon & Co, Upheld. By the Assoelated Press PHILADELPHIA, May 7.——The urt:' of Appeals Federa] Circuit Co ; teday upheld the New Jersey Fed- erc) District Court in dismissing th: receivers appointed by Vice Chan- cellor Backes for Wilson & Co., Inc., meat packers. The Appellate Court | joined with Judge Runyon of the District Court in criticism of Mau- rice I. Kjein in his efforts to throw the company into a receivershiy which both tribunals declared ‘‘per- ilousiv jeopardized’ the rights of more than 7000 stockholders of the Wilson company. Wilson & Co. after Vice Chancellor Backes ap- ADVERTISEMENT WHY SODA ACTS BAD IN STOMACH It Forms Harmful Gases and Creates More Acidity While soda temporarily -relieves sour, acid stomach. soda afterwards causes the stomach to secrete more acids and gases than before, mak ing matters worse. Prove this for yourself. Place in a glass of water a little vinegar or lemon juice. This represents the acid in your stomach. Then add a pinch of baking soda (bicarbonate of soda) and instantly thousands of bubbles of gas are formed. This same thing happens in your stomach when you take soda for sour stom ach. Gas is rapidiv formed and the bloating, belching, shortness of breath and palpitation are in creased, leaving your stomach in a more acid condition than before. Now make this same test with ‘*Phillips “Milk of Magnesia.’* No gases are formed—no bubbles at all. Instead of soda hereafter take a little ‘‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia’’ ——— ee eee ee -, in water any time for indigestion S.C. JOHNSON & SON ® von presentation at a Johnson Service Department this coupon entitles the bear- “The Wood Finishing Authorities” er to a Free copy of the Johnson 25¢ Book The Kitchen 2116 Locust St. on Home Desutttying and Wood Finishing. Mttractive kitchen includes a ) Phone Bomont 2175 fname! Gas Range, kitchen cabinet, : ST. LOUIS, MO. NE os . AIO Tse VOotK CREDIT Others Do—Why Net sou" F. H. INGALLS 412 N. FTH STREET AYER-PIAN: Reduced to _ =—@= Ff —_ oe : ‘ SLL 3 $625 Value In and | Your Piano! Really a splendid Player—tine tone and contains “4 _ all new expression devices—a $625 value by any | Standard of comparison. Included are a handsome Music Cab- | inet and a Duet Bench to match the Player, a Library of Q. R. S. “ Music Rolls and a lovely Floor Lamp. Other Player outfits at corresponding reductions. | 6 UPRIGHTS—lIu all finishes. FIVE PLAYER-PIANOS: txchanged on Players; in A-! Si & —Modern makes and case + q 7 £53 : playing condition. Will last designs; used but in good / >: for years. Choice at only..... order. Choice at only... . a7 , ) GRAND PIANOS—An unusual opportunit. “We wil] sell two Grand Pi- SEVEN PLAYVER-PIANOS anos that have been $ -——In excellent shape— “+ ; slightiv used for concert some scarcely show use. \ and reeltal work. Mach Will give excellent satis- cost $759 new. Choice at faction. Choice at only ote 4s bed<daerecsucnemen m4 - « POD LON NDI 6 NG NO BN OTT NI ay NIN PON oe me <n? Terms as Low as $6 Special Terms: tna $8 « Mouth | OUR GUARANTEE swiss sistiten az, cobaiaih rareaaia tings WuRLIIZER *=e6 - 8 @e" ov PIANOS - ORGANS «+ HARPS + MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 1006 OLIVE The POST-DISPATCH ts te only St. Louls evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. iO - ner’s jury today after an inquiry into the death of Mrs. Marie kK. Lamb, 65 years old, at the City Sanitarium. Mrs Lamb died i|Marmh 30, after taking a cold bath, and the recent inquiry was by reports that she had 7 when you can get such wonderful shoe values Remember thismHanover Shoes are made up to a standard, ‘ not down to a price. They are not five dollar shoes, but quality shoes selling for Five Dollars. The sensible, well-dressed men in 90 American cities know that it pays to buy Hanover Shoes, direct from the maker. pay more
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: = ate s Chad Y. [| gar. isk ? The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the Morning and one other evening newspaper ©* n — —— wee = * as ~~ « Albert Schultz. oe. ~af fers E rac elspa per COMBINED _ i? a : cP aa hp: ‘ Run Down by Traiz Die=. ' MUST S$ feo the Post Dvevet® rT A nm. Mar 7 —Eari \ af 13 year eid. Who was rur SALE OF . @ freight traim oc the M-- ‘= Obio at Sperta earir _— wn a Peat gt 5.9% Dp. mm. yesterday i A SL ARhyte: ag a ly aN A REN Oe RR nee ee ee Sedetihctni cued oriiies dias ooaiediaenenee . 4 epee ae ie raz ef Per sei! = “tnihe Chal “raft ae =e - ed ee ?°.3R ee | ¢ , eer, We - -O@°1398 Joho Kaemmerien Jr. & Fears ola. and his 4-rear-Oid brother Ed-' ward. of 2639 North Spring are- nave. were run dewrn at Ss Pp. =&. resterday Pr an autemodce driver Vy, | by Seott Henderson of 31235 North Leu Sbericek must «2rvre’ Py Me es BEM cab hae nee ¥ chee TRhebsbie ae Re ae SPE Fel Jw ane 247 ve it Quick =-:~: ~~ oy tee St. Grand boulevard. as ther were The @eciatos "e crossing the street im front of 363° The d- ; , | rs — “ “ _— b - a -_ & % 2 ary hich | ii} aveewe -cmrietummuaas Natural Bridge arenve. 50th hee EEL SN NRE EE TTT were ta the c~ Ss ris*lan Hospi- . a . tal. euffering lacerations of the Court. bead and bedy. Henderson was ar- "s 3 plegsan: surprise i store Tee .imecrr rested. te whe want quick aaj ant sold the ' Exbel Hat. & years oli daugh-} .£ froat bothersome seurit “en. receivd -o- 2 Der ig = o> x , wf S&S > . Pte “> ie ~ Sea , 8 r re ¥, aie io ee 7h . - 5 - >e., xs meee oe AS ee au aa : rs A ail oe : ¥ ‘ $ ¢ pai Fo : aly 5 =: tae oad eee et SO eo Ne Aye, bud a eee le » ° Ni . ‘ ee a ge ? eae ee ee ee a Aer Yl PoE SMR Sop A aa, Fae . . « 4 : Ts C ays? pet; r. Ses rae ub. 10c = .28¢ © - 20c eae when acc — 37c a! poe > ——— ae rested GRAPEFRUIT <.. 3:C¢ eOUSTOOY OF TWO CHILDRE FRE erry Ailbeg NEW POTATOES, 5 Ibs. 2O0c | *- = - OUR SPECIAL J ASPARAGUS Homesroes: 15c RHUBARS -.---.. pa EE med in the ® lous wet — Red Radishes, 2 bunches. Sc sence r et 14c Up Chicken a-te-King! .17.c2149e | Dried Beet, 6-07. jar SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, Pkg., 28c ARISTOS 24 Ib. Royal Patent Sack RALSTON’S, PACKAGE, 22c Sunmaid Raisins, sdi. aX Pow Powdered . 1-ib. Pig. Tic ; Mershey s Cocoa. or sd. 15-az. pig... ‘-=1B. 14¢ 7 Rds ons ‘: Sane RE iy THE WORLD'S CLEANEST FOOD ocreve | FRANKFURT PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL FRANKFURTERS “The Taste Tells” Packed for Piggly Wiggly Stores FRESH CALLIE HAMS, Lb. 154 PORK LOINS wor Pound. 26; MINCED HAM suo” Pound. 2 BACON == Lb. 48¢| LARD ==. Lif | yErmpay 4‘D SATURDAY _ tae GENTENE Tertc Ary peok las iethedke «= ore! — FRIDAY ASP SATE RDAY <P Pe Lal SER erie ~<a Pe<ance or Reading $ f Tet Lees 4NT 4 inrtedrmz Service of ele RS ee eae ws ; Sige t2) 26 Mees ay ee ade. BR OM a alle % r 3 4 . 5 . . P F pr P ace Seis Pe RS cupey Re? per sgt OE Rea s Sena ~_ ea SEY BRE SI hhh AR Ta ROME IEE ABI I MI PE Did ak ge ngs bo he . hi be rs rw " ai hes thie + Ma wa S-Series la opie: Da et gettin ale RIP ad lh No. 1 selected; atic cea “\e Higher on. ) Hershey's Cocoa. Warshmaiiows, Camp- Mil fire, G-oz. pkg. 14c id Lbs. 62¢ 1B. 'deal Not-a-Seec Old-Fashioned Brown Sugar. Van Reaten's Geese. Raisins. pkg... 10ci 1-ib. package 10c ', 1B. 18c Hilisdale Asparagus Ties, 1-ib. square can, 28c we at Cherokee strest || See Saeew SOae. “Res About 25 : eee Be ee en : <.o nh ef E - a a i . . . ; wert large. tepder. , day and called . _agie white spears. “{racs.from the Magrelia Aren-:< in the can , img 4 .- RE Stree: d@ist~ic-< Ib. sQuare can The “beam cf - scribe Field-Marshal ve Deimonte Asparagus Tips, picnic size can, 2Sc SiS Séjiblinan ‘atm ee : was elected President POST TOASTIES—DOUBLE THICK CORN FLAKES, package....__ $c ee ee shock to Europe ts evie Dr. Price Baking Pow- Temtor Strawberry Si iaemiies onteam In THE LITERARY, der, 12-02. can .22c Roya! Baking Powder. 12-02. can 4Sc Calumet Baking Pow- der, 1-ib. can. .29¢ Preserves, 16 oz.23c twe districts anc cen ma Wetch Strawberry Preserves, 15 oz. 30c tions of editorial opmi« N EW P OTAT O ES = . ¢ ao ee BANANAS-FRESH-RIPE 2 fos. rT WINS APPEAL IN LIBEL CASE Welch Grapelade 25c geohm Baur Reieased From Fine for Afleged Use of Union Imsicnia article a wide survey ¢ is, TOP-0-TH-MORNIN COFFEE, POUND PKG. 4Sc gE _ The Court @! Appeals yesterday . election is shown. Ther | in hal Cunak “uate DIRECT TO US a American and Eure TOP- 0- -TH- MORNING BUT TER ;- yellow Alc ayment ef a fine & TOMATOES rrom THE South, | -£C ee shes pte Cont orig or preservat t's absolutely pure “orrectior r unlawfulle usines - Sts = PEAS-FRESH-GREEN, Ih. 12 ne TOP-0-TH-MORNIN VANILLA, BOTTLE 15¢ Set he tee oe sane sw eee . this nemee Amen HYDROX =: Lb. 27c|NABISCO 3: 6 ==. 25¢ [aE i AKE SPECI Al LADY BALTINORE emg — ras s : : = tet Fresh Killed — « . | : 1925 Springs en Cs. Cle ts ih at All 64, onda i the z =s- Very Poputar i] H | MRS. NYE'S S72!" Layer-leed gh | See AA essere |. 48s = Mav ‘ A Cake GUEST IVORY =o Sc 1 ise H ee ESS BOR % to £it your family: BUTTE BRAND ID. 47e BRAND sih.4 He H H Hi = _—- 36.4 28 S- tedass Weer “ 2 2 6620p Busimece Fer *ale a, sg ame Miik f (We Never Sell Coid Storage Fowl!) Smoaec SLED HAM— Fresh ] | : Callies AR 22%) Soiled bowe im: ow |B, 60¢r Callies 1. 135¢) + Twe of you, or tweive of you— it doesn’t PIC ——— Mrs. Nye’s Sweet Mixed = Jar. . . matter. Get Yur-Favorit Cake in the HAMS . to 14 Average 37 * size that serves rour table withcut waste. Hickory © onan 72 Or whoie Cc a 7 pe 1 ns weeK its 3 gebocus . ole 7s 5" A R | Guaranteed ce @E FOOT LENGTES Sliced, tb... 3Sc. ee ee Caramel by one of the 25 ee Best rubber manufacturers in the U. S. A. pentane IN BACON ant Oat Butter - C ream Cake PINEAPPLE, Fresh ETE Fae Each, 23 PINEAPPLE sitceo tasce can. 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EATEN So ae ET Re Pee ee ae THURSDAY, —— ) 1 ee as y Run Down by Train Dies. | MUST SERVE YEAR IN JAIL FOR | pf to the Po st-Dispatch. te . M 7.—Earl . pa af pn me 2, who was ran SALE OF THREE PINTS OF WINE os u Mc a ee | ey Sy) | Daled at 5: 00 p. m. cahiiiday. | , | § MAY REDAT, ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circ sion than BOTH other evening petra COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 29 7 sor o fe ero . a rn ono ceor sof ——{$—{-}- ontindietattien e la al ~ ‘ x- VM ic. —_ — wn a et ~ > = . 2 C a). «Optician etd an te ano angel megan EE The Buick Valve-in-Head Engine, | ® . aver: Carleton ‘Bidg., | tremor was recorded at 7:42 o’clock | RED ROSE, ( ANDY ( O Buick Four- Wheel Brakes—and LJ Sivth an ve. Tuesday night, and the shocks last- | ° : Olive 1624. | I all those other factors that distin- L ou nd 26: f pe Above Prices end “quake wan registered at 4:95, Northeast Commer Sixth ane aeeanes #7 uish Buick as the Standard of * 2 4 o'clock Wednesday morning. WE SHIP SAFELY ANYWHERE a Comparison are given their strong- est endorsement by those who know them best. Drive a new 1925 model Buick today! . Find out for yourself the standard of performance set by Buick design! By your own com- parisons judge the standard set by Buick value! Pound, 27cee : : RD. Le TeARHow Hindenburg’s Victory FRESH FRUITS ; eee pAttects Britain, France, Italy Lae I gp eg Standard = Want at Piggly Wiggly ourin ar delivered in No One Kise Allows : Louis, freight and tax paid at - a A monarchist at heart and a profest apostle of revenge, as some de- : $1274.00 sets a Hoe * RED RADISHES Sa = scribe Field-Marshal von Hindenburg, the ex-Kaiser’s Commander-in-Chief | Ps that ye ere P EREEN ONIONS fm @= Was elected President of the German Republic so unexpectedly that the nown ve e thoroug 7" 4, fame shock to Europe is evident in the press of Britain, France and Italy. apprecia Let Your Neighborhood Buick Dealer Demonstrate Today ~ Of RHUBARB Buch In THE LITERARY DIGEST this week, the May 9th number, transla- @™ ~—tions of editorial opinion in these countries and in Germany are presented P ES POUND. Alc in an interesting article that will reveal to the American public how the South Side Buick Auto Co. = Field-Marshal’s election is looked upon abroad. In another feature news- = =k 2837 N. Grand BL E. A. Dodge Motor Co. 1417 19th St., Granite City, Tl. RIPE 2 a 15¢ sm = article a wide survey of American editorial opinion upon Hindenburg’s ™ lection is shown. There are also reproductions of some of the most strik- NATIONAL uss th lb.22c ' ing American and European cartoons that tell the story in picture form. LIMITED Z West Side Buick Auto Co E oul : bad humorously and pointedly. : | : Tid Oop stl sp Tria 2 East Side Bu co. 2 FEN lb. 1 2 ci ; These, however, are only two of the many interesting news-features 1n St. Louis — Cincinnati q portant a | this number. Among others are: Weel | Kirkwood, Mo. , —— fie : NO EXTRA | LADY roy 2 G om 6©—s« The British Sovereign Comes Back | First Ladies of the Land, Past, and Present : HORTER by miles and hours, the : - i " imited i ccs |... from the War _ The Sultan of Sulu Today md perenne oo we a Senator Wheeler’s Acquittal How the Mind Responds to and appreciate modern travel comforts. er : ced ory 10c sm @6©.-: Dawes Takes His Case to the People | Advertising There is a Train Secretary, Valet, Ce eee WE eee Sister With Map) What Our Firat Woman Judge vetoes | Dozen 48c inks of Judging Club Car, Observation -Library- JIC 1 in Box. C - This Country’s $500,000,000 Bonfire Hunting Sharks at Miami l outeces Con, Gutunenmneninaaeeins t@6=s A British Booze Baron “Busted” ote ing Room Sleeping Cars, and modern A. B.C '. Shall We Live in Glass Houses? 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THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fe RE rae sath tay ta, toa, ea me Re Ser eee f t i; ? ? ER ae , f : Syed - - i i i i i Se in ae dn a ae a i en ie in cin ie alin cian ii iittala Georgia Peach Hits Five | JOE and ASBESTOS—Joe Figures He'd Be the Goat, If HeNamedtheKid 00-0“ Home Runs in Two Days; Sisler’s Streak Still On | cnc 2 7 WIMMER FOR With Two Safeties Yesterday, Browns’ Manager Has Hit ASBESTOS, YESTERDAY, Safely in 2! Games, Average .424—Tigers Find WHEN NOON FIRE wow, G/V/NG THE O vears of unavailing effort te the championship title. Joe Stechee sratified Dy Stanislaus Zb defended his worlds title last 7 * ' wees + - i b eal d 4 wy ; mm " - t owe —_ f z 3 ~~ te ws eS ca nen - ’ Rae vor sy Sr oa ie Sy aT Be i “ al eee Tube cae 8 aa 95 ge ae ores 4 ¥ a Son ith ea ieee ae ; 2) ha i al 5 a S re ‘ soe 3 ae dk 2 La y _ : a ¢ 6 ES See 2g! st + RRS 12 a - - : Pee Gee ee . tabs Se ee aa eT a ee ees —————— are tiddins fer the match, Da vinecoart r % s. ; a + 2 = : ~k 5 + 4 ? = Beas F. ae r 3b + = 3 ° 2 sf ? » > j 1 @ “ * 4 . ' 7 . ~ a — a 3 1884 The Mmaoewern spain oT i000 Deeme ot & @- 3 , OY ke 2b : 3 @ . — >= ta. VW ieRita a peands. ‘ Was beid jeintiyvy by Babe Ruth. Sislker 13 4 1 2 @ Comet €¢° 3:1 | r a "a . 0 u n ) orefers to- *Testle gsea, ? Renseth Williams and Tillie Walk- hn ee: ec B at: - —- 2 . ie but if Philadelphia = 4 Z >. 4 : t aioe : ~ qt - 4 Wichita makes the etter prep- ) 3 oy me ehampion. Z>yrssse Ji=m : undeaubtediy sign to wrens ‘a —- © : WPA ee - er. Ruth established the old mark Jacr ct #11 0 Rimeves 5 1 3 e ‘ im 2921 and Williams and Walke: note ee 7 -oi. ee a Third equaled it in 1922. Death 32 8 1 8) Cun 1 i 6 oron in ; . 4 - e334 aa In thelse two da¥s (ebb has Gis. ; Fae p.. +4 ° 2 > Le... 0 : £@ > e mroved the fallacy that a left-hand@- +Rice . : e 0 For Four allies ed batter is unable : it left ——— a oes le $5 #11 @ Sep ee ape ie epee nae 1 WIRAYS @LUMM Save Yah, bits RRO Re i BYYMbO REE? ¥ v 1e 4 Pes tanforth ones ted ‘ rah im nint> “le f yesterda) cain eff Dave Dans rt! oe es vee — Yde on Mound for Pittsbu: g in : ia the fifth inning and oft 4. hester Bro _— } @ 8 @ Se & o— 4 : si ‘Falk in the rimth. The other three DetrTet Lieeseio>-tt Cards’ Game, Played After . ona so days.” Hans Two-base hi: ots Rigner Wi rhe 5 nk? che German gist came off right-handers, ¢! suffer- “a. Taree-bese }::1 Reurk> Bome Two-Day Lay-Off. ers being Joe Eush. Elan Vangil- ese 5. Metpeen = Reberteen. 2a = Ss Lite-—-Eyans »Reurke — ; , der and Mften (iaston Dewble plass——McManus to Gerber to Sis- You Tell Us, Frankie. New York and Chicago athletic . all a = niles ‘ 4 ant La 2 @ - > ie — ea , — i Hit« for 25 Basex im Two Days. eo ee ea, fs ee ee Fee reas RANKIE Mth atk: ~. if Stactier 1. off Faik 2 Sicuck owt : LDiN a T™ ” Re F rae ape Reni go a Record books do not give the By Deoforth 2 br Sten CARDINALS AT PY BURG. :' ~ , ae ——— we F a . - ' : —_ 7 P Bo =") ray 4 + h total base fi re foe hite » 3 PRARInEs Meco - mete, wis : ee coast ray igh i’ 24 ba se er a? he - ss. Y ty rug Press . Pian * 3 7 imes of Sau fte-r no . . : } a4 — “ Hit. . arley Pa ; lock in a TWO sSucceégsive days The statieti. Xs. pe rupee tn 1-3 immine: of Malk § - a " n If F bg i? ft race at Crefeld. Germany [t oF Tee; te Tedn» x vd . se an ante —~—s 27s , s ost «a ane-fall mac’ to gquiet.- — points to 1941-3, ise Retake and Stecher fears that the ten w 7 | Ties Lose Teda»y Bae a ~~ | 474 4a o> ~s- | 335 em | wuveehi - again wii down the Pote. heures ez ss Anton Stecher set, 0 re ths event - 4 junior and midget: ‘am i Joe will be forced ts quit the aa . each the. North =? = } OI ee Las . a e os - —— _— : .77 v = wee broken the Gay before v>e2 Ee he & = ait the tastie yess ee : ai — that Steinke will sever give rh : . * ee Ay Ne , seereeg worid tour. are expect t - ; ork ? relic of . > a ebb mage six safeties for 16 baves. cra! times. He could not figure pitmmers e wor : si- gr _are “xpected to «s- / New York Yankees, relic of a ence Azle 4 ee eee niga sc aot tigw The comes * ude. — one ee counter in Germany some weeks — : i These 16 and the mine he hit for hew it happened But with Cobb nes Rein proud ball ciud, were headed West a - 7 ; | v > ged hier ? * 7? 4 te Stes gure 2s SHOWS iD ~regear en the Joh. * aus i . . = , . a~s Usivea) s°™Mons rated that ankees and their demise is nenme ee . - the alwaers ch oe the books. aoeks a ee i — = _ +> - ao , ha cl v Toe a match for ' : : . . a mt . ~ = 4 -* ee ‘ > z n 4 a é ‘ss . — -— = 3 = - ; _ - : . ; SS : ‘aw es ’ . Nes ae a e+ z — weal aD #T) ure © f capit tion a E ard = “ret - x. a - vd SN . ° si1ea0 ‘2 the pro- i ;, ulat fer. Fedk severma. first: Buschardt. oret x | toes = , appearing within two of 2) oon another rec- oe Sas Bt °2a™m mate Harry B ~ ‘orT = es ae GarYs of imateur 4 proefessicna — res oan : Heilmann. who pound . : ¥ a Special Correspondent of the ee 2. 66a mare and 3 onal 6 6Was gistered yesterday when | Philadelphia 613-0. New York 210-1 ~ : _ ord, That was for consecutive hits — ) pounded & pair inte Post-D nh. nen wh id Diac®._._ggmes the dar of sy An Ee —- — eae whe becks the matct. When ° ie ; > Mane : ihe S@8TS on successive trine ta the ail —— ae ua! gio-Sax- Everett Scott faiied to appear in hem he singled off Danferth in . — mgee i. - - « . . ~ ” — : ' — e ‘ 5 ee ied we J has 208 TO PhTr : , ee £2 mes 0 R Ja “Oheonm of the hame « > gen = ee Cts “5 : . ’ ft. . sf . : . —— . = GEREN e — . _— ; Eyes ” — a a > s & =— ore >= to P —— * * on . : . a > ° -* z _- : . = - ' eet . irds Frame o 1 « —— ai - — ivy outclassed our athietes in dis- fisnoced.” bur thar . SFt wien} - - thus ended his consecutive «wattine Plz.ers f she two -m to = “ , uppescec. 8UL toate WAS OFLC NATIONAL LEAGTE. : 4 i As ’ E ; on = “ *t ch op --. Beamon @4-4. Sar ba 7 a 4 = . ~ = sat 2 4 ~ * -« ~ ss bas es ~ «/ - TT} se : - . i - > . -_ U . a% ere a > r on . si. Gi tre +; ~ : ee ok et ™~ i.af oa - CT wre 7 ce . ° y: > 4 . Y ———— a } Ls . Six Ruma Due to Cobb P Dem ere was Georg Si ‘ ; 3 | - = : 10 lenger can get . his own in- cme: Vapee aod Deber+;: Grabem. Basch. on ben. Col . . ® arya 2 er . ’ Po Rr =" aeetiaes 4 — as . WEES ‘aT (2S. SOU . . ‘a> ea e.% re . . rm e a7? r - Ea ’ ~ ~*~) : 4 gh? an seein a : " 3 — .s = ~ = a at = . — e — : - — = ° ~—> - - oie sche ¢ » ooend. ‘ar 7 ° disc useing the OOu : = rn: - . . ; » . ~— — -_ s s . - i - 2 -o 7 om ?¢ + - Pive the Tigers their second succes- raps vesterday were OMest-to- Sotheran wae } ' . is sough* > — a. ‘ Saad ; "s Herskow itr Stecher, yesterday . . =" . as ore *j2e2 cine. : : as ‘ be | + a ce ®a.TARD | ary ~~ titng te meet ary c ES - for the titie.” said Zhraske. will gocent the best offer for 4 with Stecher.” «“asing his coming beaut Seinke. Zibbys said that he ite ¥. Fp rr rT cod fira } a 2 =? was 4 . : x= Pee T= Th o ‘' re? > +h ~— a — £ ' . : s s ~ . . 1 to © But those six markers which th was 2 Tine single to center 2, «+ oy. . - - grating spets in the madhine thax AMERICAN LEAGT E. Russ €. ° 7 % : ~ - — -~ +*e - 7 . « “ sas ‘4 . = ™ : , irTnian tO or : ne cTIamM DiP l- - . e > * : Lobb accounted fer wereumere than * — . ee wae 2a ee a The First Game. wr ae wen penzants in IS°1. Y%322 and New Tork at St. Louis. -, > ra aor wD = - —_ : + = soins A ses arr = w . P : s¥a ‘ ~ na “a i s le Western Hemisphere, 922. Another is furnished br the Wastingten at Chicago. #@nough sea we Ge oe Chk lcm... capt ie “Ty carvkx az iv the “Cait aha Jones. Tr é Ene or iY Rouwrk:« ad FIRST poet. sane F ° = : 7 «iS = rary ry . ; Beeston at Derreait. Quigter o Seteran “star. whe K ser his ie ‘ , a P ; | x rery pitchers whe were so loud in | > ime 2 chance } reac His batting ar- \ rN AT ~ ee, ~basedall ,ith the spread of the roepe! — , , Philadelphia at Cleveland. | £40-TARD e wentionh cam i iw i . weit = : . he compiaints ims him. ~ bee neta a i oer oe oe narnhart. Coomeyv singled te right game is said to have been pilared of athletics and with adequate «, niin ~ be Ba ae , = N ATION AL LEAGTE. i=? oR ress Mas i wa P Bel cities Tigers rind nl Ee —_. a ae rm ary z 43 ‘ - —e - + tS ~~ 3 Ics ~ =" ih. “hij ~a2 _ vit - ; o io : —_ on ened aD — * a ~ 5 Aas coTnN .% a’ e-inning Pars a ee - P Tal ~~? cris : “-¢ (,erman as one of ‘he an Jangerous contenders im the (nly 4 . ' e . e ” es _ > daaem tallies. Imedicsting tha . - cin? een — a ee Pm siti : 15 mewn aa om aD, gaia i e ee ritcher on his seed dars: Jones * aie o * — , ' : Ss a reeds NO Cineunmati at Breekirn. here's s = s i , : Ind +. . . ei? a mighty valuable athiete to hittigg meod yeaterds: T La ™- —— = , : a - ae eae * ' s*“lms t@ Rave reacnheé - of in enti egg i: , —: r Fare “7 . ‘0 RUNS ' ~ - Seu ‘ naliep Bas any menopoiy of ei- . Pittsburg at PTiladeipiia. 7S 3-ite ? ° he ~* Th, | : oe es " . > og ~ > :-mct . . _ 4 _ . e > - ce — ole - e ° @ &. a os eve . a7 tS ms ‘ ¢ orn : >»! . : _ > SM an PMe rT Reem _ ‘ , - need adc — oe Swanecs 2 Mili 206 O “hicagoe a2: Boston. s0.TaARD “Seirke i a real sTestier. Dot : Sal etie*x aJia es noe t oO , er he a’ . aloe hs —_ - — ‘. — * _ it at Vs ”s , ies ~~ _* . ws * ~ ~- iz - i 44, @+) e = - = - “ “ ad = ‘ “rey ie . u tJ ‘ : ~ o Phe oe Preid » mere » er +h > > } —e = He knows the game and he & tre- t - firs: ream of the o “ef Ty Post ereas coche x -_ , Tota. ef - a 2st On rises Mi " ; oe o. Ana is [or Angio-Se Lon i ~—— . . . ‘ a . ¥y ; 73 -~+ 7™ TUR OL ime Fame orr Van-. 22 . Shocker beat the Senators tn the Sars and the anuaees are Wii = - ha a “Me ~ - . r > | > ~ > 7 . + - x a . - _— * - : = = _ ‘ ~~ , : a-°S . Fd 9 Se erers Ra =n -? . Lim ee . : 4 ne i ea mor i] -en.i *he ‘ist forth Yea! erc 4¥ a hen he % — 2 bon ‘ y * Laas =F . it | ate 2 the - > “h® wt . 7 *how "OT 73 sllmeae son cma ME nani ;, werld’s cha: sship. beatine neugh young, seems to hare »b : . a ee SECOND INNING. : Sig oa . _ “ have © of the Beston Red Sox. Scott start- he amashed one inte the right fielag ™ (7h : a “ome prematurely passe ie T ' Creme a -ARDINALS—Trarnor th bie =. pan - We Pick Zibby. ee ee eee , +d on a record that no other ath- SOa tn. Then im the ninth. a — ' S PRreaSs) Tes se to he- : Pra: — - . Falk with Riue ara Oo p, nha cs “e ‘nether record ind when st Rel! Hater 3 Moeere * “te. . oe “on yoy . _— sail = STECHER orcfececs Host Mays Be Traded. lete has approached on a baseball the bases, Cobb agair rar: , these Tigers are in a hitting meed haus Det _ was 1 . =. & : . AS t1se a “ A sae «PFO: : Se will ovunet te 6 tate © diamond When: ne was nails ; — — anes . wn be hard Lor my PH satel Tra ther ‘ es a : nant. [+2 weer bs Se * he “He tjans ae — re ; ’ ; vg forred 2u? of the lineup he Sad inte the sun eeats Se ele MR ee wnee fuss ae [oO RINS os sgt eg Ee OO eee reg ee ree luggins can swing ome—o his ad- sisved in 1307 consecutive games. After this swat, Young Falk. civh carries . imech with PrTTsBURG—Wrigh singied : ie “3 - yrds, ms pane r "G@ vantage. The rest of the outfit will Seott succeeded Heinte Wagner in . " ee a enti : a Texas collecian. was a deiected | Cobb. Hellmann. Manush and others ef? Niehaus doubi=~/ tT. ~ x - - “cag sets a stshinn e mere rr fiess fool-preef when Boesten as a shertsteop in S31. and young ™an. He shook his head se-- im the batting order enter, Wrig stopping at third ’ 7 oe AT tuth retws Went: » New York for the 1827 s-.- : a > “ew . = hare a minor ef. ®°m wen Roger Peckinpaugh, 2° Smith grounded out to Bottomler.; We Booted One _ Stecher Mgures that as Sein- capabilities will h | who held Wright on thir Wric . s© Pays Wits tie Western fect on the Situation. A ball club with ta champion Washing‘on — “ ” — _ iigeess , a wr & i. - ~ rr = ~4> hoe > emis ece ~ - Ft? 7 —— - «+h ets, ; mee 7 ; = ps “. oa : ~ at rt - , —_ : RACING RFSULTS pho bald rem on Wee, AES | ip ME dutean box score Bas a trun. be Joe, 2 follower of he | Sheet pircherg and a soranep | Saatten, Severe Sinan” Bev ) Site Beil ie} sin hired Pror column. We rang up ern Or (ureey group wii ‘like a shirt without 4 “front. The | «. od i ae world’s ser? ‘gam . - : , ) , : a ~~ ele a ae See ‘es os. ; : on = — re Monda’ suggesting thar Bever get Bearer tian Betel- s } ; ve * - pe —— At Jamaica. } At Pimlico. Carey was called ow eSecmecnmes, Tere se _— cue © apg Toys" ~ , Yankees tn brief have their points al] of them against the Giants of w NO RUNS ae OMIY advertising space over- geuse to a chance at the mat But so hag a barbed wire fence. the National League. . \ egg ae ——— a | = eather. cloudy; track, fast. THIRD INNING. looked by the Industrial Munici- crown. Such a club would be better, of The reteran, now 32 years oid, | oo . Se ° ws se % ; > — —— +2 . ran . —_—, > _ ene sien ao ” as — . . = e - . nl . * 3 s en Syear-cl@e, six furlongs. K 7 ies fet ae ern. ci CARDINALS—Gonmiles single pal Sase0aill acvertusing men was But Zibbr is a wise eld owl ‘course, with Ruth's punch im the Started his professional career with | . Gubeetieers 18 & BO. 8 te & 2) 2 terionee—Pore Lair. 7! | “ee a a ‘Re space m the back of the He knows his wrestiers. If he ttinge order. but hitt the Kekome ciub im his home state | ii? M | (Barnes $5.70. $3.00 and S270. “rat > lef sSothoren sacrificed i ae ne ont . a Se a ee ee a be Red & 1373, , - aus ere ae , og aS : - . larers uniform accepts 2 match with Steinke .* everrthing as Branch Ricker ce ee —— welll). @ to 3. 3 & 5. wm Pay Hor | Buttercup. 105 (Maiben). $6.30 and $3.90. Niehaus Shinners beat ‘at 2 + peices : Ee aa eh Cry ns _— —aey an = ; e * pecgnd ™ 5 rresponii- alls is because he believes that his Tr Cobb will be pleased to tey ““4 2* ™™ Pewee eat GS sete as as . _ ~ ~ — a Li? «fF. McTaggart). even. third. Time— second: Pheasant. L122 (C. Lang $4.19. to Trarnor Coonev forced Shin- rs : hos ‘ ; , , ct } 13 43 Miaca .Star. Evi Mam. Rieme>- third oe sn i - — M ; : es ; tion * the fger * tat the Fell, _ previews defea* ie =teini 2 witli row Hornsby. a greater hitter han Ss asce. mee ss , ane, Re : el ag Fox amd Reve: on — . a» “Ee — me +>. ¢ KIS mo oe ners quand . } . pay? ~ — — 7 s ° —_ . ee re, lo Sie) cop RACE 9neee Ths Lined) PITTSBURG—Curier out Beilt, me backs of their shirts. For Zibby is bént on getting year. The St Leuis pitchers sim- «en held by George B. Pinckney > * ~ . + an 4 ~ = ~ — eal e ~~ 3 i nig bs _ » & -* > 2 = a * * a ia . ‘“ = —— G@ Marinelli. S&S ww 5 * : 2. “1 Stecnlechase H icap 4-rear-Olde and uP Rottomier — : , All they nee) > complete *-he the world’s. .championship *o i) diy wouldn't hare it that war. with the old Breekir=a club im the . = .. PS. ‘hor . pee le aduiCa;’. “2 —s Ges - ae47 207141 OS MIS bts LAS EMS —* a Ta ; ie ° oathar T tee Tn Bn Be ' ' : mm ican sso and Na Time. E:212-5. Slind Piar “De: tor and | two miles and a quarter: Licutenamt Sees jeff. Barnhart walki Traynor) 7? 2 5 senewicd-leare VER te eyeages rg Sees Sagas, Romane muon 1988 to 1990-377 | De } Simo Tan, '235 OQ@cDennell. $17.50. $7.40 and_ $5. singled to center Moore scoring on oe prices to make the “ad” booted ome chance in his life Add to this difficulty a Pauper'’s onan " — gr Be: “ = i RACE—$1000. ciamltg. 3-year- : . wer . amenDel® : _ the: nq : . — pits . ; Ew “= Tet and who ! as ee storm -* {seed “hoice her en : t memnrwtagy aac ° - s elds and up, mates, siz furlongs: Julle $4 50 aan ge me i3e ay + Barnhart taking third Barnhart ; : m - a a Ni oe ae pa mee a — oe — - an untried miner hitting first baseman ofthe Phil- a te 3 b 2 te 3: on = « : . — . _— é ; ss ” x ; : " = a t as ae ™ ** ° > - ’ : S Tiret, ae ete Sb Catron). 4 > 5 and iectable 1%, Rock Basan St. Lawrence.’ frat on Wrish: am ‘Peiener = More Foreign Invaders. eTSs Af JO0OND BYES. Since then. cant move fast enough to keep ing plared in 533 straight games s 2 ; - . - ” . : ‘ *) Fe | P = — o . . oa on* -? . a = . _ > on eo" Rowan, PS or gg rt , ; rac ine to third. Niehaus sinzied : ie teil: “Sinden Minin vides sein ip the idol ef the ii man's warm and you hare i the 1925 from 13916 to 1319. The minor league ; _ , ” ee eye Yankees newly card indexed. The record Was credite® to Harry Live a bee ; } re * "? — June, Cathitea N: to sagen sg tet Traynor eS BN it me 7 Pimiice Scratche-. —e ee —_— a : . r ‘uge of fam : — — 7 ae . ae fer aise ran. s ated aes viing he, Iuse of fame The Grand Old Man mary 06 worst of it is that they know they (= ‘“‘reinia and South Atlantic - os i : , taaing «hired. right ~ - . me ing RACE. - Jip + calmine Five: race— ‘Siieee oP aed . & Beet sp. Cota. See ure} ee ST Par — os ¥ wert hs ; oneyv . oP ek Lit “STYi} { - a ; . i os De ~ - aa as a+ nex ~ ' ™ Liza : - Ls Ge & = ’ art, —™ e+ . mews ~ =o — e — -_ ’ = . e 4 - = pon ‘ : + = ++ —_~ . P . 2S 4 2] ’ ; oo” ieee “San. ——Bre ~ threw out Yd: roy RUNS _ - — as but it is our one best guess that ficial attempt to watt Seott out of his remarkable record Scott hae | : ; + tie =a le. ~~ re rere ‘ ~ : , : ; : 1 ’ > = lad 7” ais - , , : , a i a F ks » ts = Hullabaloo, 107 (Marmeilii. 5 to “elfer. Rocky Ford, Tinstlewood. FOURTH INNING. age Wiadek. the junior Crganiewisez of the lineup under cover of emptr maintained a high fielding average. = . Time. 1f2 Panic. Thupderciap. | a | INALS—Moore _— erman sprinter, Wao sas | Ge save Rie Gay urt as excuses the poorest rear being 1857 when . 7. ’ a © ry £ Sun , . ers ’ ‘ . cag} ” nvitat on af +h atone + = ioe > vas ; ‘ Ture ge mg tte nel rn ental 1 ee lari ymiley ell singled to i an invitation ; the world’s title hoide: Seott himself admitted the cause “1s Sgure %3 But he has | “ac a0 ran. . .. ied An —_ a aimeost less than 2 med! ocre i ¥ — we — —— he pearded the train tust 2 a eae , ( Battery scratched a : ties 2 — —=—= : 2 night SS ae Jamaica Scraseh . ; i oe ee hitter, although ‘recognized olumbus ~ : Baseball Scores , third base line Deuthit’ force bd PFIFFNER T and seemed to feel aggrieved. 4 =. . ~~ + 2 . " - e ke = : . Ti... ner : >) pr —— . = -_ ° “PRP. ‘ HIC AGO iT CLEY AND oak = or MM DOTon And ae ee Oe Bl , British a a _— es > landivan streak. i Was resigned *y) that em. Gonzales stopping at secon FF VS iain English oman 7 5 ae and ; 2~ . . . : Ts. of 653 . 3 And there one sees another crer- st vo : { ; » 1 4 . $4.23 3 total ¢ ret Too Lady Ll? «A. Yerrat::. 35 °0 — I Up. laack with ; eos me for a ice im the Yankee armer. They a. a : ae Se ; ere, 19 fer seconqg ™*rent the pongae confidence in Seth a Ged Buck aso ~n ; tenant nee Te oc lude 2 | Huggins’ a e —— | ; SBCOND RACE, S000. Cyenraide and | BY KING OF ENGLAND, 9 ® = Asw=ant Po mie on ee up Sve seq a dalf Curiongs—Mrvi-tins NATIONAL LEAGUE : ST. ANNE'S. Engiand. Mayr 7.— ~ os atviicted will Sreak fast when it PERSO. fine 2 : WINS AND PAYS 61 TO 1 pr BO ei. n@ & Forcade went in- tes Coppertes.: lg? Gianciions) S46, sl 2 & &€ ae FB Ss RK. H. x 2 ; peas bSl'4 ef ; > nm 'Wo-™man «rent | ed semen; Marner . Tet SS . ‘ eg kg ee P ' Mrs. Allan MacBerth wer: With °3638. which inctuded a mm Tee Wie or Gai. ary YEW YORK AT PHITADELPALy, “OS OON. May — Runnymede. i stiminated from the sort ap of i'l pins Healr had 2 ane. " : 32 38% _ s . ‘Tn ia- .. at CO RS ? _ or? Ss d .* “+ = ~» - 3 0 1 i) “ oh . ee mot fh : : tas ‘ars=ines “rs 208 bees the i. Sapna is a 3 fames of san, 2s a = m ~* n . . - es [ze snr ‘Bealah Park Scratches. : . aes sar Tomes al . ang = ‘ig partner counted 556. = - . -7 ar i» _— =e reAlceh ' °® up or Are Snoas ‘Fit rarne—Lacra M. Third ace Ww) =0PEEELADELPHIL( Lerd Rase : xen ones ong Harare. ] LU q a Re > | and be Joe} S "aa mre _ 7 ‘ inne T+ * * 3 tid “oun: Nat ~ = \f . .? se ot _ — ot Wieliiee Aesines em Geant. “a New Tork-—Nebht ands —Mick- BROOKLYN «T BOSTON ; ing on the three was 61 2 n Sur tacir oeppenents, ey Walker, pelterweigh: cham pion ? ang iff to § Aster Grepping “Ae fir<: hrm Pegitiss, arrived yoest+rda r “er is 0 fi] 2 i] q eee yo =. aE? Oe 373 To? . oe a +s fight bere Mayr Ss with Lett. oor. a soma Vee ars WV in. . a P Z es is "ttt." = «me ; eir ss wes 7 end the champicen’s waanager. BOSTON. hh Co Ma in 7 4 eal - : Kearas. een vey od tre infor - . rm ® : 4 9d a 2 , ’ : . _ : er . Pare ee “vy ~ihet the beat would sor in- Q } Q } 4 - a Festern i rersi ean: : : when Mies the title as had teen adrer- ere yesterdar. winaing sian site ede a strek Bat eg one ce: a Tete oo MACS ANG one out ef ta we Tayreer. ot "Eey ap UO Nae ‘mas : . ? 7 —s ’ “ — - » dou dbie-~ “—& Owe ive St ALINe s
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 31. > * Se een ae ~ a Within Sixty Days Again st Giant German, Hans Steinke, Who Once Beat the Champion. By Dent M-Skimming, muder of the championship title, Joe Stecher of Nebraska, probably a have iis w.sh gratified by Stanislaus Zbyszko, the venerable Po- Sager who defended his world’s title last night at St. Louis Uni- ty Field. Swhvezko yesterday told Anton q ner, brother of the “scissors } RESULTS OF LAST fs,” that he Is willing to meet); = NIGHT'S BOUT } POPOV BOBOLO POP RL POO err i PAP ARPAL LAP i i a al i a CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT. Be at the earliest moment ; by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.) , | , he will accept the best offer | 2 | iade by the promoters. Three Stanislaus Zbyszko, world’s cham- Mee are bidding for the match, a (228 pounds), defeated Dick | Wichita and St. | avineourt of California (217 pounds}, first ‘fall in 1 heur 6 min- utes, second fall 13 minutes. Referee Harry Cook, SEMIFINAL Jimmy Londos of St. Loui, (195 pounds), defeated Dan Koleff of Bulgaria (220 pounds), one fall, 20 miiadelp hia, Es ctecher prefers to wrestle % St. Louis, but if Philadelphia Swichita makes the better prop- Mion to the champion, Zbyszko yndoubtedly sign to wrestle) EVENT. ’ | i | | Single Foot. _ Championship Mat Event Gi nd Old Man, However, Has Real Mat¢h on His Hands J" ; ! | With the eighteenth renewal ‘the Preakness to be run tomorrow, ‘the candidates ed a sewhere. ‘minutes, Today Todn» Zibby to Meet Steinke. | é OPENING BOUT. 722 667 Ment the Stecher camp is quite reste Vadalfi of Italy (205. 722 667 Aj ’ a pounds), defeated Milo Steinburn of 708 B47 Yesterday itgwas learne Germany (225 pounds), one fall, 24 SO 86800 anal ~ et Zbyszko had signed articles |e : | > Tie mect, “within 60 days,” Hans “ 2333 226 The YTeatman High School tragee mt , the German giant. | Field before 5000 persons Zbyszko : raat einke, 'gave c 333 278!\team defeated Central, 205 3iee. one-fall match “to gave an entertaining exhibition of ®* 333 .278 : Memegeyszko lost 4 he Guiet, business-like wrestling and | GUE. points to 1041-3, in a dua] mesmmpinke, and Stecher fears that the «nen, after a little ceed weed ae iF ws«OotCat the Yeatman track yes Seeman again wilk down the Pole. hour’s exercise, he tossed his oppo- Phey They Events were run in the Me dhis event, So Anton Stecher nent, Dick Daviscourt, in two! “Wie Lose | junior and midget classes and we Joe will be forced to quit the op tyes eg ne ' y > > e . : - Tedny feday each the. North Siders were sealiierestling came. Shetek sonal int i ee ote nol | 4 rt - = , 3 . ra , , “ . See . ~~ 2 O47 an | turned the winners. The work i “If Steinke beat: Zibby. chen ed from Daviscourt’s unsuccessful] 211 ‘— —- 50-YARD * DASH—Prodace. Y.. Bing pay,” said Tom Packs, local ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~-~ ~~ | ,; «Schmidt, Y.. second; Wolbus, C.. moter. in discussing the bout : ; , hedule Herskowitz. (.. fourth. Time, 628. Stecher, yesterday. Last Night Ss Fights. : R0O.YARD DASH—Hochstadt, , . ? t e nv chal- “a z ( LAGU LE. Rush, €.. second; Quigley ©. third; B ee willing. os et : git “RAS Pietra 5 Sey ae PALIN INA din, Y.. fourth. Time, 9.1s. Ogmaeeeer for the title,” said Zbyszko. COLUMBUS. 0.—Ha tech of 220-Y 9ASH—Chapman, C,, ies a aecer t. Almost immediately the pro- rounds, Irish Patsy Dowle, New meup he had gHorprT—steffans, Y.. ws M Meters dnd managers got busy Orleans, oi . Lew Goldberg. tive games. | T.. second: Banks, C.. third: 4 lin ' e “~" Breokisyn, fought 10 rounds to a nie Waener in C.. feurth. Distance. 45 Mt. fing to buy his contract in the, graw, acording to the newspaper in 1914, and | 880-YARD RELAY—Steffant. Hi of making of him a great! cencensus. Birodage and Jones, Y. No time Senior Eveuts. the 1922 sei- npaugh, now | ter. e¢ was mismanaged when he ar- Ra 7 NEW YORK.—Black Bill, Caba, Washington | 80-YARD DASH—Weaver, C.. first: ER got decision over Wee Willie ‘ Y.. second; Oldendorph, ¥., third; in this country and he was : = Since his ar- tenden, C.. fourth. Time, 8 7-108. im his first bout but we will | Wood Seotiand, 12 rounds. John has partici- MILE RUN—Pabst. Y.. first: Ca 4 ny Drew, Worcester, Mass., got * great deal more of him decision over Joe Leopold, Denver, 12 rounds. Joe Marino, New York, got decision over Ray Pledges, geries games, the Giants of ’ second: Swehle, C.. fourth. Time. im. 26a. 220-YARD DASH—Fahrenkrog. TY. 0% Eam third: Gam By ' Daviscourt Easy for Zibby. 32 years old, lin. rote ¥.. second. Ens, Ya. a Last night at St. Louis University Atlanta, six rounds. l career with 440-YARD DASH—Smith. Y.. first: Mays ‘ Aa egupemarerencemseesraaer ene ea mmeummenae enemas eee aaa nen - ened his home state . gecond; Kemper Cy third ; Sox in 1913, Y.. fourth. Time, 58 6-10s. 880-YARD DASH—Thomas, Y.. first: De nison second: Berghaus, C. Oi ut for a single : ©... 3m. 16 5-108. major league | g0.YARD LOW HURDLES—Hage mn consecutive Te ie. Ceeoe. ze eocene J ; muc " ra; r rdan, “. mark having | ime. 9 9-108 B. Pinckney, 75-YARD IGE HURDLES— Kein n club in the firet: Kuny. Y.. second: and National Y.. third: Hubbel, C., fourth. to 1890-577 | 10 2-10s. : pine ee once heavy- | BROAD oid: Amit, ¥.. third: B of the Phil- C.. fourth. Distance, 19 ft. 7% figures, hav- | POLE VAULT—Bixler, Y.. first: traight games C., second: Uphouse, + | Rainor league Y.. fourth. Height. 9 ft. 6 in. : SHOTPUT—Harnett, C.. first: Binder, el to Harry Line uth Atlantic » omplishment cord Scott has second: Bixler, ¥.. and Schneidet. Gy third. Distance, 41 ft. 3 in. 880-YARD RELAY—Kg!ly. Mayer, Eames Y.. me, Indians Release Smith. ey @raph taken before Mz. Scully weed Van Pot. \ ame Hager lm. a We Guara ntee to “i SZ “ * 4% i iy Bay har q sae ¥ iding average, | py the Associated Press. _ 4 | Be 1817 when; CLEVELAND, O., May «-— But he has /Smith, outfielder obtained ha mediocre @nized as a th runners on Washington, was released on opt” to the Columbus American Assoem tion team yesterday. He was Memphis last year. _. Stop Falling Hair IN THREE WEEKS! Or Your Money Van Ess Scalp Massage has grown new hair for more than one million users! It will do the same for you Note the amazing changein the scalpef Mr. Scully: E Bee te: 4501 Easton Ave., St. Louis, Mo. October 19, 1994. ete eee /some mishap. ,considered a true index _—~—— ef ddie Colli | | } | © BASE- So eae 2 ae. ne 230 omoc==s000ce——0 Diagram of Play. a After four yee:s of unavajling effort to land a match with the first the bats- W eakly is on HE nde a runner 7 base, one out and nan taps rather flown the first-base line. The first baseman fields the ball in front of the runner. Re- alizing that he will be an easy out if he proceeds to first base, the runner stops momentarily and then getfeats toward the plate, . What is the proper sway to make this putout? The firet baseman should make no attempt to follow the runner who has retreated toward the piate in an effort to touch him with the ball. Such actron might offer runner who has moved from first to second on the play an opportunity to advance an extra base. The first baseman, after field- ing the ball, regardless of the action of the runner in retreat- ing toward the plate, should turn and immediately throw the bal! to the pitcher, who should cover first base on the play. (Convrieht. 19°25.) Preakness Hopes In Fast Tryouts —ti—,9- Maid at Arms Chantey and Others Show Fine Form. the eee ee tress Md., Ry the Associatéd BALTIMORE, = a May turf honors most in the eve of race followers appear to be Maid-at-Arms, Chan- for ‘tey, Prince of Bourbon, Single ' Foot, Backbone,.Almadel and Blue | Warbler. Single Foot. J. E. Griffith's hope, pleased his admirers yesterday with 'a speedy five-eighth mile workout iin 1:00 3-5. | going well |tain to start unless he meets with Single Foot has been in training and is cer- Although beaten at that race is not to the Havre de Grace, to United Canada and one to South “America, | ‘giving the North American conti-| nent eight | game. ‘and defeated the Sguth Ameriteans at their own style of fignting. St. Sansone and Ray Alfano, furnished ‘ellent account of themselves. |. Alfano was the victim of a bad de- un exe cision man ¢ ke Sansone Knocks Out One Foe but’ Is Outpointed Special to the lost-Dispatch. BOSTON, MASS., May 7.—United States boxers and those from | | Canada cleared a sweeping victory in the first Pan-American amateur | ‘tournament ever held im this country last night in the Boston arena. | Four Pan-American titles went » ~~~-~_- The best in all ralerino of Argentina, the lat- ter winning a decision that he ner- ‘or should have been given. Alfano Punishes Opponent. | In International Ring Tourney In | Final Event—Decision Against Alfano Disap- proved by Crowd. —— i i i States boxers, three.to a i i Ah in a ae ae amateurs seven out of the, allied championships. North Americans were the departments of = the They possessed the Glass 112-POUND CLASS. | Alfred Rollinson, Shelton, Conn. (also United States amateur chamption). | 118-POUND CLASS. | Tommy Lerenzo, New York. | 126-POUND CLASS. Agnew Burlie, Toronto, Canada. 135-POUND CLASS. Thomag Lown, New York. 147-POUND CLASS. Luis Gomez, lruguay. 16O-POUND CLASS. Philip Flanagan, Maiden, Mass. 175-POUND CLASS, Charlies Belanger. Winnipeg, — Canada, j Louis representatives, Mike in his trial bout with Ger- ' ’ ; HEAVYWEIGHT CLASs. For the better part of the three Angus Snider, Winnipeg, Can- | ‘rounds Alfano scored heavily with} ®¢@@- * ae | lleft jabs and right-handers to fhe Taitea sie eal” aaacta |head and body, a sharp right to ead =sStates boxers were ‘the South American's left eye ren- | dered /youngster from below the Equator tered drawn together in three fina] bouts, assuring the North American con- tingent ofthe titles. j the optic useless, and the was altogether’ pretty badly bat- Alfred Hollinson, a national | when the mill ended. The| @4mateur champion in tne 112- Galerino was the onlv|POUnd class, won over Juan Lenci- | verdict to one in the tournament that was re- | "a. Argentina's best bet in the ban- ceived with jeers from the vast /|'amweight division, in three rounds, ; gathering on hand. the South American losing on a Sansone, taking his queue from | foul, after repeated warnings from Alfano, made sure of his opening | the veferee, who was a Canadian, | thout by scoring a knockout aray fF holding. | Arthur Gagne of Montreal in one! +. Uruguayan Wins Title. round. A right to the jaw dropped/ fLoyis Gomez of Uruguay, wia-) the Maple Leaf candidate for Pan- American honors knockout registered ment. Sansone share test, and regardless of the outcome | ‘only South American to capture cleanest | Ue in the 147-pound class, was the the in for the tourna- a ' | title. The latter, who is a negro. had contributed nis| Proved to be one of the cleverest ; . of the fighting in tnat con-|™men in the tournament, and won ‘both his contests by knockouts. in the final bout, which Was with! The heavyweight class title went Tony Lorenzo of New York, the/to a.Canadian, A. Snider of Winnit- United States was certain of tak-| peg, who defeated Victoria Campo- ing the title. in this class. This|lo of Argentina in three rounds. fact didn’t have any apparent ef-| The lattér, as large as Luis Firpo, fect on the youngsters, since each !celebrated Bull of the Pampas, was fought with as much determina- | clever and fast for a big fellow. He ition-as though he were opposing a foreigner. sion, but didn’t 4 margin in three rounds of torrid | of. ‘had much the best of the opening deci-; round, but couldn't to velop a defense against Snide:’s body punches, which slowed down Lorenzo won the have any too greit | seem le- battling. [the South American. « ‘Griffith Colt’s caliber, as it was the) Talaber Beats Parelli . ‘latter's first start of the season, .. é ver alj : -onceded 16 By the Associated Press. ae ee ee », KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 7.—Lou pounds in weight. American in The jy ee Talaber, middleweight wrestler. Flag. a Man o’ War ked ; je “on two out of three falls over colt. was worked out, golng a mile : eS, Rig anp wilt Sates Joe Parelli here Jast night. Parelli | 1:43 4-5 easily. ; G ble’s Chant ,won the first fall with a headlock reentree stable's antey |. J ~" in 19 minutes. Talaber took the has been spite of reports that his next start would pected Among arriving night Coven taic | working soundly and in): ' ’ the first in 9 minutes and +2 seconds, with a full double nelson, ‘and the other in minutes and 190 ' i iain last seconds with a double wrist lock. Gifford A C% h . John Pesek defeated Pat MeGill in iffor A. ~hrane ‘ nia , ss vse ey straight falls, taking the first in and George Odom's Vol- 4° minutes and 45 aeconds and the insliaved. in 9 minutes and 15 seconds. —_ next two, be in the Derby, he is ex- to face the barrier, Friday. 0 ‘Were eecond Mt AV LV. . seeeeneeenseeneeneeeaeeteeee VAN HEUSEN for SPRING ~. collar design at its newest and best. One piece No bands No starch 12.VAN HEUSEN STYLES “ 50 CENTS EACH eo -rF @eees "es e& e#@ es . ee ecco =—m™rlUlCOlUCUCpCOUUlUC CN HOClClCUMOROrOThUcC<sé<373; rT! * * oer @ e*ereF #& @& « ee eee eeee see se ee @ ee @ «& "fe © © © © seeeeees © _-—*ee * © @ “No linings Woven-in fold Will not wilt \ ‘ AN HEUSEN the Worlds Smartest PHILLIPSJONES, @) NEWYORK CITY PATERTESO COLLAR Over Berlenbach | J ' ; ' er § ee i nn an nae a cerity, and then went into a tech- nical explanation of his confidence | Dr. Fralick’s operating room. ‘right,’ said ‘me, aS I make ready for Berlen- ‘and I don't f \¢ "g7 rh DAYTON RACQUET 50,000 T0 MEET STBCHER , Z McTigue Expects To Gain Victory ' | | Light-Heavy Champion Tells! Fairplay He Will Make Fight of Coming Bout. By Fairplay. (Copyright, 1925.) SUMMITT, N. J., May 7.—Mike McTigue is doing very well as his own manager. Pausing in the midst of a workout here today he an- nounced that he had signed anoth- 75,000 contract. “It's for a bout with Jack De- laney,” explained Mike, “and it goes if I win agairist Berlenbach. It will be at the Yankee Stadium. Un- der managers, I never fought for more than $20.000 hefore and here on my own I've gone and signed | for two bouts at $75,000 each.” Mike was reminded that he was pretty sure of that second $75,000, whereas it was conditional upon his beating Berlenbach, argl was asked if he thought he would win over | the hard-hitting Paul. “Yes, I think I'll win.” said | Michael promptly, “and I think I'll win by a knockout. I know Paul's | Style and, to me, he figures to be one of the easiest topliners I've met." Mike spoke with great -sin- -~ which sounded reasonable. At least | it showed that the light-heavy king has a head on his shoulders. Will Make Fight of It. Later after he had been rubbed and the tapes taken off his hands | he displayed his right thumb, which | has a long, angry-looking gash | from the end of the digit almost | down to the wrist. Anyone who doubts that Mike didn't have an operation and a mighty difficult one would change his mind after a glance at that | scar and at the pictures taken in “T haven't been able to use that | Mike, “since I pusted | it on Siki in Dublin and, believe bach I feel lise a man who hag his | favorite weapon back. | “I .£know I've had my | to take share of knocking, but that will stop afier I meet Paul. I’m going to make a fight of thais bout. If Pau] knocks me out it wil! be because I fight the way he wants me to fight | and if I do that I will deserve to be. “But I don’t intend to fight the way he wants, but the way I want expect to be knocked | out. As I said, I think the shoe will be on the other foot. which is to say the glove will be on the oth- er chin.” ° Weighs Under 170 Pounds. | McTigue has as sparring part-. ners that hefty young light-heavy, | St. Clair, who beat Berlenbach | when the two were amateurs: Joe Skinner from the West, a nice-| looking lad, and Tom Walsh, whom he brought over from Ireland. ; NEW and light six. strand twis steel strings — unsurpassed in resiliency by the finest gut. NEW steel frame. Grooved at top te protect stringing. NEW specially welded throst gives far greater strength. NEW longer handle eliminates vibration and perfects balance. 2 Get a New Dayton in your hands, swing it, note the perfect balance —the ease of control! No wonder that tennis players everywhere are enthusiastic about this splendidly improved steel racquet. This racquet embodies saapostiena, made b world-famous players. It / will bring an increasea your tennis game. durability has never been equaled at such a re- markably low price. The New Dayton is absolutely unharmed by ym com age yoy “wg ways ready for y- ing. Price,$10. At vo ing dealers. Hornsby, Cardinals.. 13 49 22 .440 Hale, Athletics..... 13 48 21 438 |"'*Y Saturday. The entry ts the Sanpete -+ee+ 31 923 39 424 RI the Academy hag ever en- E RUN SLUGGERS. ered in any inter lasti ‘ Player—Club. HR, Coach McCandless } has hoon gies a Hartnett, Cubs ...... ...... @ |'D& the Principia athletes strenuous i: | Fournier, Dedgers ........... 5s | workouts this week ané the team CpbG, Weaeee 5. ve avcccaccess .. & |'8 @xpected to make a favorable Hornsby, Cardinals ...... .. 4 | Showing in the Class B division at ; Wright, Pirates ..... ceseeseee @ | PT@ncts Field Saturday. A number Myatt, Imdiams ... 2... ccc ccecs e § pes the athletes are inexperienced ; Simmons, Athletics ...... . 4 | Dut have been making good records ; Kelly, Giants .......... -.+-. 4 |'R dual meets with local high 7 Jacobson, Browns ........ .. @ |8chools in the past several weeks. ) RUN SCORERS, liegt? Principia entry list is as fol- Player—Club. Rr. | ows: Preston Richardson, high and Frisch, Giants ...:........... . Teen me sun Ric 100 | Fournier, Dodgers .......-.-- 17 |and low hurd] ash; Abbott, high § Fonseca, Phillfes ..... bevdiaes 10 |son, pole. vanities, Teme Hartnett, Cubs .........-.++: - 16 | vault and high t; Laughlin, pole Bishop, Athietiown ......6555665 16 220 yard ; ia 4 Scott, 100 and MeManus, Browns .....+.+5+- 1@ ‘dash: Str k ash; Tullis, 100-yard ; Robertson, Browns ........... 16 jump: ~bbarmad mile run and broad Davia, White Sex ..........+-. 16 | run: Green. ne tg yard } | BASE STEALERS. Evinrude and ‘Clarke. javelin. din: | Piayer—Clab./ SB. y ms and shotput: Elles, javelin and Mostil, White Sox jade 13 Seienena, Woodward, 440 and 88): Heathcote, Cuby .....- scoseese (©: beeeumes 440; Coles, broad jump; Bluege, Senators ..... : . 4 hy an, 220-yard dash: Skinner, 2 Fewster, Indians ....++-++++- ° shotput, and Dingee, $80-yard rin. | | Simmons, Athletics .......++++- : ata Peckinpaugh, Senators ...,..- 4 STRIBLING AND ROMERO . YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS! TO BATTLE TONIGHT . AMERICAN LEAGUE. ri tha Aasoitslen ; Player—Club. way aus BOSTON, May 17.—Young Strib- Cobb, Tigers st ebay es 2 2 |!ing of Atlanta, a bantamweight at Hetimaan, Tigers ~..-+++-- weg e 16 | Jacobson, Browns «....-.... 1 4 e age o » will fight his firet ‘Robertson, Browns ......-- 1 3 | heavyweight battle here tonigh:, Bishop, Athletics er 2 |when he encounters Quintin Rem- Cochrane, Athletics .....-- 1 1 |ero, Chilean heavyweight champion. Todt, Red Sox ... ------: 1 1 | Stribling has waded through each NATIONAL LEAGUE, , respective class until now he stands “enn before the throne of heavyweights. Totals? National, 82; American, | Tonight he will weigh fn the vicin- _ ity, of 180 pounds and will give ny Goldberg, | final. paren Who’s Who i Page 32 ; In Baseball ‘}\PRincipia ENTERS ! S| 23 TRACK STARS IN WASHINGTON MEET _ Prinetpia Academy has entered 23 , athletes in the Mississippi Valley }interscholasti¢ track and field meet to be held at Washington Univer- LEADING Player—(Ciwh. Cobh, Tigers .. : Fournier, Dedgers.. Combs, Vankees.... HITTERS. G. AB. nH, Pet, 10 38 20 5236 14 52 26 00 16 60 28 .461 \ | | - ’ away much poundage to his oppo- nent. The 20-year-old youngster will enter the ring a decided fa- vorite as his boxing skill tg ex- pected to offset the rushes of Rom-. Zivic to Box De Marco. the Associated Press. Pi PITTSBURG, Pa., May 7° Jack Zivie, conqueror of Charley White and Lew Tendler, will meet his chief home town rival, Cuddy De Marco, in the main 10-round beut of the milk and ice benefit at Forbes Field on May 16. Brickey Ryan, Pittsburg, will oppose Larry New York, in the semi- ero. —_—_—— ——S—aee i a ' McTigue already scales under 170 | pounds. He doesnt want to take off any wgmore flesh, but is just | working for wind and speed and hitting power. He has a beautiful straight right which most of the fans know little | about. They probably will though. | As for his left it is the old price 4 weapon which has served s0 well | to carry him along while his right | was practically useless for offense. | He looks to be in the very pink | and the writer never saw a fighter | ho looked forward to a big beaut t MONTGLEN who lookec ‘ | with such GEO. P. IDE & Co., ine., Trap. W. confidence as MeTigue | does to this one. days breathing and strong, vigorous bodies. Colorado summers — doctoriess winters + (Effective June ss) $362 ROUND TRIP . Send fer free book — Unsiona map and hotel lists mee sil Olen fined
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a oe = a a Wee dss PRR > Says te hl es a Sy Pigg h oes .. Se ee ¥ ¢ CSP Phar he: ONE SPS ES ae i eg eae RR Reet Gilt teat: See RET yok — ene : Oe ee A a i ear a al po % peat te: Be Re WISE ES : 9 al MTN ES 93h at A ; - yeh > 4 “6 ¢ * . | = - ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCr: ~~ = iri Lida i i, ¢ Bhs hws, aoe h Ce es ws tl : rvo 1) worAILfn THIRTY Field of Twenty — Or More Likel To Face Barri Show Well m Candidates ” -Werkouts at Churchill Downs Course. QUATRAIN TO BE TESTED Derby Favorite Will Be Sent Full Route Between Races Next Saturday. By the Associacet Presa. LOUISVILLE. Kr. May T.—The mere than 3@ Kentucky Derby eii- gibles quartered here were aug- mented todar. and will De the re-. mainder of me week by the arriv als of the eligitbies from Lexing- tem @ue to the close of the open- ing State meeting there. More en- tries for the classic are expected frem the Past early rext week fc!- lowing the running of che Preak- meee. Im all & is said, mearty 4 Derby smomimees will be here Pr tte middle of next week Of this DERBY ELIGIBLES AT LOUISVILLE; 50. ARE EXPECT Aa number mot more than 20 are ez-" pected te go te the post. With the track bere ic good con- ditien, herses resterday showed a keen desire te rur fast but were permitted to go onlr shert d- tamces. Abstract was the exception and turned in a mile try in 1:4°. considered the best work of the day. Boon Companion. Elsass and Cup Bearer traveled short distances iz mere than satixfactory time Quatrair and Captain Hal on'ir were beld to short gallons and re- termed te their stables. Interest of the rail birds was switched momentarit!y from the Derby to preparation of candidates fer the Clark HMandicap. feature event om Saturdar’s opening card at Churchill Dewns. It is wort $10,000 and ts attracting attention because of outstanding Derbr elig’- bles entered in ft. Amomg them arte Kentucky Cardina). Captair Ha (Lee ©. Cetrer. Boon Companicr ° a oo ? yee " herr . Fieaes and Astra st whethe: afi er any will start is srother question = The best meres made Or o.cer -*. os +, — > es -) herses im preparation for the U-ars > a event yesterdar were made Dr Sut spero and Dare Say. the former eovering a mile and an eighth im 2-02 3-5 and the latter six furlongs in *-7@ Special te the Poe-Iheres™ ~~ - 7 » - — \far ~ aa a LAL is\¥ Li LE. a, ae ; SS ef Derd; vesterda) me? ewe OUe vw oT m0 “7 pre: + me 2 eligibles at t>e Downs came from Abstract. which worked with his stable compazict. Anni- bilater Ther stepped the ‘= @uarter in -23 4-5. halt in 43 2-35 three-quarters i 1:25. Here Anr- bilater begar to fall back and AD- stract went out the mile in 1:42, a very creditable work for the track. Annihilater was timed the three quarters im 1:45 4-5. Captain Ha and Quvatrain were moth out fer leng galicps. Tr 18 elie that Captain a: Till start n t . Mark Handicap Saturdar. a’- thoug t has ne een f +r de gen : ee Freder'c* Johnsen said : -—erning that he would send Qu4- train ‘ne full Derby reute Detweer races at the Downs Saturdar _Qua- train was mot rammed for the € lark, altheugh Kertocky Cardinal Lee \’ “a Leer ‘Tac. Cetner, Boon Companien Abetrac z ° e e . ** ~ and Elsass are among °° °a>c- : — _— — - @ates eligitie for the and-ca-s y : i a= Ts mie fire 3-rear-o ds hare ¥« -=2@ a — ; sae ‘age 2 eood mcre = 3 aii a‘ Mewns tedar when he ye _ — ~- - = .>s it Wied > . ~ @— coal — ? - . — - on * ehree-Q ua "Ts n a galieped out the mile in 1-461-3 S J cnn of Taha Ye = -— “mh = Fak nson- Water K went the fastest mile and an eighth ef any Derdr carcidate 2 America Wit ’ : t- a around "Te S .» * t za. oo . Fe; g a - ll " ~* —— > abet oS - —_— - "af aa -?2 >. o > : : - 2-256 33. Y-a} 3 n a - — srivi2g Yt ee TEXAS LEAGTE. & Shrerepert 4 — Athletic A sturdy athbietic- trim Keds wmode!— beilt fer the harde Following the actien of tne ~ ~* - -= > «np “aunty League Board im retns2 : i += a> me Nermandy. which with¢érer. ae | ‘ast October, during the footba: pute. that scheol has completed >lanms to place a track team en the feld next week. This means that Normand, will hare a football team in competition next fall. Because of strained relations >-- ‘ween certain members. the foot- ball schedule will be teft to the individual scheolx. There will be no cup awarded to the chamrpicr- ship team. The pew requirements ef ‘he league state that ¢° per cent ef a. the contests must be plared agains: The decision te stop swariing 7upe tn the maicr gsperts will make the emblems and ietters the onlr reward for the plarers. The bdase- ball trophr sew itm: cempetition. and the potmt trephy fer track will be the last two remaining to strive en - AtNtheugh Eirkweed. «he sther 7 er »er of *he et a ede Ben il = ewer * ne, 448 165 SS > iso ~~ wee aw = withdraw. has =o signifed wilinc- bess to come back within the. foi is aseumed that that schoo! + be back in the league with th ,pening of the football seascr. WwW. D. Tilman. scperiztende-: >f the Kirkwoed High School, reted om the new!r adorted constitutioer ~ ~a Sm De > which goes imto effect next seme-s- ‘er. making the rulings ef all the ree Dm ? ~_ 7 echeco's uniform and harmonicu= SO ee ee tg i tg i tll il ae MUNICIPAL LEAGUE tages ” Wen. Last. Prt —- eee + © @ © © « > 4 9° } ow . anérew tessa ? +. OG A OSC? une , - 9 2 one tae A OC 9 : ala! Wen Leet P- Southwell OP f 1. OOO ~ DRAB Stace — fe © * « 4 4 4 On Dew p ; ~a hall , “+ © « o-« *-* - ye Di MEE cin, ctcsammiieaeine ? : S00) *_.08 eee D } Wie =e" ; a Z > ape White Bammer ........ ) > "Ow Bock nian? . o 3 900 >. * , ve ¢ ) 3) : -.2 : 508 Ezrmeopes : > eo Ac os . | ° mee Crafummen’s League. Ec ; . on8 - es: 7 , > oes Magnets 2 ® 100 acme - ? “wei 3" 2 On + ~ Beacon 7 yy oc Boge } : — ~ i. Ton. a >... . atta ; ? aa bos hme 4 4 — - Lan ™ ebash : : re “uniiget ; + a 74 ot Ttie Guarar . - Missouri Pacifie League r~ Lae Tv Saere ~ 9 7 o oes : } ;; ee? eneral Ao ons s “=a gb: “Punt: “ . — — a tw re ~= “ * Fa oFne “- K oRs eo .oms 7 29> 28 : Empire League. = — > ~~, sal ‘ m ‘ ~s _ es ~~ —-s 22.” a * ° > “ah ~ a ) = = _ : = : City League ao ee ns > aTrQrr. « : Tr =z a- > ~ .e"oR > s.iaper & : . - on SOLES - “ a Nalli>ckr : : ~ —=—22 «A - " > - Seuth Side League —a gi 3 ™ . 2 Cg em ~ , “22a 2 > “Dp s “ 2 perg 2 - fa: LIne Ss + = a ~ wn ve Mines . me i — “ Freebel School Leagarc. ~ rs . a 4 om *y TE cee) * os _- e“Tperar sana and be ~ ~ So , transpiar “2tier ." and other glands. Dr. Wi- lt : H Liewellyn Barker et SBal.- , 4 +hat “if all the sr™p- spondence 3 Li eee S Hib "~ oe “i . MO ct aye | ri ie ef the starement on ast. showed $34.531 im in loans, bills par- f Tg- 1 woman gresidei over the Bouse of entarives. She ts Mrs. Reva ef Chicage. who resterday for the boxing 51. Wren Robert Scholes left tbe appear befere the Gor- allied Mra. E’rod to tBe -a@ vlaced the gavel ip She was greeted eth Welles is appiawuse ———— han's For the Gums is a most effective against Sos ed by oe dee to neutralise oral poxsom, and E Laie a
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‘WIOFAILT : Z ; way jist, ___ #9 6,519 INSTRUCTION Want Ads last year—1,381 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspaz COMBINED. “wa E Yy P E C T 7 WJ. MAYO SAYS PUBLIC IS ___ ADVERTISEMENT , DEATHS — PERSONAL _ PAINTING | “ 48 GED’ BY GLAND CLAIMS: TCR POST-DISPATCH WU Das. at a peom.. Anna Hutton ines | ERSO NAL Will, ,barty who witnessed | CET Fg BF ag bak fe t wt Vel v3 y j t : Fifty Years : W ANT AD RATES mans wl rife of sy, AB ar a na Ey a evening xt fe PAINT UP—Better | w ser i wer er Brio 7 at ‘Physicians, and Sur- G B 7 —_ ns’ Congress Question Val- | Solid Agate, per line | Fahmegee, ) Nea bep ens & PAINTING— interior om exterior; firet- R—Sit.: over Louts — eorge utch and Solly Ke . ee “Gland” M ee : | Parker's chapel. Webster class work Superior Painting Co. 43 or contract. Fore ‘local professional bo of ees pi e ping en to : : , || Srones, Keita: Maw 6.00 8:80 0. mm. tne eee pt al eed ~ = nd Bp | we Associated Fess. - ; All Classifications 35c |terment Salem. 0. (c? eens —— The showing toe a for the mateh wie’ AGHINGTON, May 7.—Skep- 66 Tr) | Except the following: ! AST NER—Entered inh rest on Tues LOST and FOUND CHC PFE t.: $1 “ Side ringster no. oth Kessler an q Butch @ mn as to the efficacy of x#0- Come Back | ne —— 9Hn 2 | ons. May 5. 1925. at 3 D. m.., ~w — | STORAGE AND MOVING perience. city convinced |now putting Goldberg : sg “gland” medicines was ex- (Ree S'S eeleepemetoc |Annu Ai. ‘Becker “Martin ‘J. | a ee $F & | auttr zoldberg has eh alg sparring bouts ts in ds 4 by speakers at the conclu: | Half Dr. pe et 4c ea come Lost | MOVING. storage, pecking’ aud roping Riversic outpointing | training workouts at e@ lOca] gy. session last night of the Con- | century ago, LeslieE. Keeley | Stee ve tt amet gre oe 40¢ Kastner: dear Mary Ken-| BEADED BAG—Lom: in Vandervoort’s| _¥ contract: we tell you what BC. no lacks the. nasium. Ki 4 of American Physicians ard announced Drink and Dru hab- ill of his ——_-—___ F Seeons during a discussion dc- | | its were physical maladies, an must SOUTHERN ASSOCIA _ 2 4 to the ductless glands. With be treated as such with rest, care and | sportsman, Little Rock 8-8 ‘ TION, | | it w id, h | - . Atlanta ae ptions, it was sa suc xnal inter- Obie 4” Chetan ante 7-9, i } exce i ge tn te (Pee medicines. (a . Lost: Le dy; our dear grandmother. ereat . or on 10th a cost before we start gal and Special Notices.40c ino 4 ea eat-grand Oth st. wre to cashier, weeds ~ ff Indevende lent _ Furniture and anes ving ) Co 39 ’ ' i Church Notices ' Funerai Friday. ay 8. 1925. at ie st: re . DISPLAY a + BE a m. from sf =, fingtaaip! - . £ a Koons recur SOLID AGATE—3 times. le line: 7 Ninth and Lafayette, thence to SS. Feter Sidi an Mobile a times, 2c; 30 times. 3c. and Paul's Cemetery. LLFOLT “oy he Ne Cy sei, room Wash emphis 21, 4 a dicines DISPLAY—3 times. le line; 7 times Columbia and Waterloo (IIl.) rs vam on han Rem Oriean : Rashville § a — Bix se ieafinoe 7 sereed | ve cee nate usually make pense See , te BULLPOLD—Cos | Freight Forwarding . co ie care st . a + public has been ‘“hurm- ousands O PPy men and women | a tine. Count four words extra eT ae oe yeaneneey, __ ay ; ‘at d i | HAULING “WTD.—WIL ——— $$ P with impossible claims, to their homes—entirely free from for. box address in care of this | | berger. beloved brother of Joseph W. and zG P.-D. ey) | TRA ty NG, io Ashes - ai? “3 = ‘in toma} department of Via eS ai a amma tt " ening transplartation ef the thrall of Drink and —_ | rarer oo a a BRINDLE BULLDOG—Last; vicinity 6200 | ee ee ee, ee RY) | Dispaten, oxvertenced ; wey and other glands, Dr. Wil- The Keeley Instirute at Dwight, illinois, my sg eH gy A By EF — ~ 5 F siletial woh eine es) perage Lindel gata ot? wert ts J. Mayo, of Rochester, Minn., has continued the same work in the same 10 a.m. w Valhalla Cemetery. | SROO Will Sentieman _____ STOVE REPAIRS MAN—Sit © fteur dr boute the congress, of which he is | manner—with the same happy results : | CEMETERIES D was & member of Olive Branch » round brooch. set with STOVE REPAIRS - references. Cabany 7487). pt. He regretted that the) auotinivergmmmeneei. | No. 6. M. B. @ “a” R “St Louis We = _peward. | had to depend largely on | Relaxation, with nen es Vs ee OAK 0. a gt ivan anes 1 Lost. pera ite' A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. pers for its information | scientific treatment that restores normal | GROVE _ A. O. N. M. 6. and M. M. B. A. No. 2. iets 316-318 N. Third. (¢8) glands, many accounts, he strength. Charges for treatment and ac- 2: NG j—~intered inte red, being misleading. : _commodation are very moderate. Corre- | e€ Cemetery Unusual Gene #2 t - - .. = ta oe ; wash A ’ | _ aidan | PERPETUAL CHARTER 7 Langenec oR BH As Ae a Bg eTo. ERMANCER COR wii Liewellyn Barker of Balti- Spondence is co ual, in plain sealed PEKPETU ' loved wif Charles Langeneckert and d m. Lindell ae aeilen el For full informati AL CARB vur dear daughter sister sieter-in- law and : rooms $1. or contyact Lindell 1814R wer. Deed that “if all the symp env Opes. ror i on, address Tel j 8331 aunt. age 4 and 2 months. 4. —(¢) ANoie” mit mat Oijve. Pi , ‘ ee that have been attributed to | : Olive Funeral ‘bin acker-Helderie’s chape!. ByG—Lost Airedale: black ~~ A CLEANING rooms. $1: expert SALESMAN—Sit.: 3B liv or travel; , he body a The Keeley Institute ___ (62) 3634 Gravots ‘avenue. Frid May 8. at arness; answeis to name anteed. Regal Cleaners Tvier 1709. 14 vears' ae experience Ba Whe glands of the body were 2:30 p. m. to St Agnes’ Chureh thence male: reward. Cabany 3718. sea, (6) | reference ma up they would total some Dwight, Illinois | to M8. Peter and Paul's aces, a hee DOG—Lost :,, Spotted beagle hound male PAPER CLEANING—Expert ~ = ne AY By - b — 4 w ] . bape reaso »d 7,000. If this were true, think | CREMATORIES 1925. Marion Gilbers Lawrence, 98 years! Sidney 3210, 2752 Arsenal ‘Spoee | 2 325 wish + Bary wants. ts bus ton; se tose of the task of at- ‘aes ——— old, aunt of William K Swing. great aut “utt | nOG—Lost. =e eeatiias fees amen . ing . of Ocella C. Webster. Jessie "qwete same Teedies fewest” aa, \° APER ANT LRANING | +t Nelsen MO. CREMATOR} ASS’N. | Henry E. Ew | Lindell 1346 ) (4) Lacie AMAN—: it: Sit.: ca-eotvice pag: ex- Cremati 2 | : SB—2 boxes: A I TE TAKES OVER BANK ADVERTISEMENT Oo nce eRe, CMMRrEMM- | clay avenue, Kirkwood. 9.30 Fridays 10.) EMERY WHEE Sp ittice, Bates | Bros. 478 gt. Louie Colfax S717 (¢) ae emoved to 1990 Railway Exchange Quincy aw and Chicago vazers please Horan Express Co., 5355 Easton; reward. PAPER CLEANING done by “Crum.” Best Y sa. MAN—Sit ith car. By. F: = | ' a : a R’ SUICIDE. he xa 62) | copy. FUR NECKPIECE—last: stone marten, 2 APER HANGER 288s." ; a "AFTER CASHIE! 5 ‘STOP ITCHING SKIN | MACDONALD—On Wednesday, May 6, Grand bt a RR a ‘Bharp, Sidney BIS. (edt, H— Sit: high, echeol student UNDERTAKERS 1925. at Sp. m., Tillie MacDonald, ais- — wants position, se Department cement Places Exam- eR ee ee ae the late Emma, Clara and Charles GLASSES—Lost: in Aloe case, wean Pare as: Lacinde nave ei YOUNG ie pen riter. Bs ote b. in Charge of Dichistadt | Zemo the Clean, A — | MacDonald, — i on Grand av. car or near Grand and P x ’ ntiseptic I EETZ Remaigs Gebken. chapel, 2630 Gravois. North Market, reward. 31° Beers Hotel. “Sue work Wamaeaaaen ne weeered Be Views 31 jon £0. WOES: SERIES. cali (c6) | = to diagnose disease.’ " PRE ¢ aoa: Services at 5 Aly reaicen*e 519 South .) Depository. bene until , 8 ae wo ene == se ged Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief. FUNERAL Home. | Cate de THs, Saturday. Comes! 50M | ICE SCALES —Logt. 100 pounds, on N.| 1300R Arrest in city, 3025 Lafayette av. (e682) | Cpand boulevard. on Saturiev, May 9, at} _14th et. 3527 N. 11t PAPER hanging and cleaning; samples. Sal to the Post-Dispatch. | | Largest in cit fayette av. ( oa : : “a ert N CITY, May 7.—The There is one safe, dependable treat- 2 p . to Bellefontaine Cemetery. ich) | KEYS—Lost- 5 on shat 5 Ose furnished: neatiy and promptiy sone ERSON ( : a ie malisiontainn Ons EYE slow bon Chain, Marah, Ollge| furnished: “nea” and “p SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS JE ment that relieves itching torture-an ‘a b of Diehistadt of Diehlstadt, |ina+ cleanses and peer the reg GERAGHTY we ne TR gg Thursday, | KEY CHAIN—Loest: Dutch Boy key cba PAPER HANGING and Soe ge | o ; coloted: work, Cali Lin- % . ssNDERTAKER. May 7, 1 us ndpongge 5. containing 3 keys and numbered co should be done. Durret. Delmar Ul $2208 County, which was closed yes- | Soon after the first application of | 821 FASTON AY. husband of rage yg F ar ge er, | reward, one Forest 5901). beri. 5) ( 1—-White, for ine . by the board of directors Zemo you will find that irritations, | Chapel Free Phone Delmar 763 aa ag Ree mihe A eaten Orig | PASS FOLDER—Lost: Mo. Padltie By Sys- PAPER banging eng cleanlag worl, 3 ng an examination of its ac- Pimples, Blackheads, Eczema, (c62) | Mooney, our, dear brother-is-lew, father | em eipte, “Telephone Arsenal. mts after the suicide of Frank otches, Ringworm and similar skin mg ‘oe “Seteraay May 9. at 8:30 yment stopped. _Laure Hel ake. 14 PAPER cleaned. $1 up. paint. 26 years old, cashier, was troubles will disappear. - —~le mn. fem W. A A fanera) heme. Grat ttan: reward. pester 41BOR. {s) washing Victor L368W Sidney 1 over by the State Finance Zemo is all that is needed, for it de Mi — boulevard. Interment on Blaney 870" 870." PAPER HANGING and painting: D E A T H S Calvary sands POINT DOG— * male. white. with able prices. Kalher & Son. moot ea ae BREESE PLL EUR AISI MAE LH 4 SECU Fe i: hcasi ‘ as a and | banishes most skin eruptions, makes | ER Lost: j ent late yesterday the skin soft, smooth on healthy. It NORTON—On Thursday, May 7. 1925 one spots. 5923 S. Kinashichway: re- t.; In motheriees home Bank Examiner B. M. Dun- Thomas Norton belsved husband ‘e79) 8S PAP up. EKE Fplaced in charge. ¢ is @ non-greasy, disappearing liquid | | = Katherine Norton (nee dulcan), deer [a sOlich DOG—Lost; female. wo ROOMS cleaned. 35c and up: paint and small room! del) 752 3 ) liam Thomas E. a! We eee ighway. ‘Riverside 1886s" ‘Re terra ening umes given cheer- | H USEKEE that may be applied du of Will ‘ last statement of the bank, Trial bottle 35¢ da ” beso 4 big wad Catherine Norton and Mrs. “Teer | w = alles 6. 1926. at | and our dear grandfather ‘ani father-in RINGS—Lost: for 3 rin reward: no quee- EPERT wall paver und bajnt grenning: ‘ or two children. E D. ‘ os gz, Vv, . Emma es. (nee ern), | Ww Ons @ or r ”~ taken from 1: rooms ang wut ain 3 CUskike EL a, smali nit family or ’ $34,500 in loans, bills pay beloved wife of Frank Alles. dear mother Due notice funera] from Thomas J. Union et 3124 Boz G- 154, FALL PAPER le papeg any: j : ~ $16 000: capital, $15 000: sur- Somme | ee Pree mies stapes (nee ailess. Henry Alles | Finan parlor. 1519 Seetn Grand bou):vard. Post- Dispatch r ; } ay eg leaning: | prompt ho ho » G rand 4514W 3938 Ne, ' tent ‘ He j an e fate Fred Alles, and our dear! LDENDORPH— Entered into rest at Wa- RINGS—Loat; cluster ring, white gold: UTH & WA P WinG LAU NDRESS—an tead rk: mand undivided profits, $2500; mother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law end |? terioo, lll.. on Tuesday. May 5, jo at diamond platinum ring; solitaire plat- ” AND PAINT WASHING DO’ ah rocwne white call. Mrs. ‘ Stewart, Victor ras --—— via 4 p. m.. Jacob Oldendorph, aged about 80; !num + OP ladies’ hosiery department. cleaned. $1.25: work guaranteed. Olftve | LAUNDREsS—sit.: colored’ Frid Sat- » 4 | Waal resources, $59,888. Ww * ho in I mM ; a ae ——. ; our de , yr j}of 829 Sout ‘Ewing avenue. graved in orangé blossoms. marked Sept. > ne Wellston Office: 1486 Hodiamont Av. nee Blonski). and our dear grandmother. | © 4234; 20. 1922. Reward Central 7816. or eat permanant wars, TEE Oneee | 12. Delmar 5098 | MAN—Experlenced colored man P _ {ge asoline 1 “ ¢ ause sister un Funeral from Ambruster cheoel. ya g | tuous appla use. 362 sist Pt and aunt, Pe di M 9 t F t 9340 (o4 ! if ' ~ tuneral from Centra! funeral parlors, | Manchester svenue, Saturcay, SIRy ¢. @ ores ) WOMAN —fit.; young. ma arried. wants clean. — ; 184] Cass avenue. on Friday, erat 8, at | 2 Pp. m. te) WRIST ' WATE ye ; white gold; re | Bead, “ative Read, P18: froaranteed,_ | The | aes ork for at any wholesale desler B.| gan at. areage car; reference, 1031 Mer- ; a |\7 a m.. to St. Stanislaus KostKka Church. STONEBRAKE Entered inte rest on > ij. “Soa ores é Fae Pa _«¢ 1495. tosent al. 10% aryla i MAN. Young. with — W : 1 . So rsthaiese Fg, yy eon R— ~~ POE 0 BES ch" oo oe some experience 5 e are a ad : [ iterment Caiva: ” = Jemetery. (c} Wednesday. May 6. 1925, a 1:55 p W RIST Ww ATCH—Loat. i i _ PERMAN NT WAV E—Spacial. “$i0_ Ta . yor NG Re Spy — Ai. refined recy F Cedar a te learn good t war st. BONROE— Entered into resi on Tuesday Clara D. Stonebraker (nee SH hy of "3618 Famous-Barr Monday; 6 het’s. 1291 N Taylor Nelmar | ten ag tichet ot aber rn May & 1925 at 725 a. m Theodore | y Euc | | Hartford street, beloved mother of Mrs. Newberry Terrace. Deimar 5181M. (¢ 89) First floor 4 > | ghow Bonroe, beloved husband of Annie L. Bon- |B. Mills and Walter G. Stonebraker ans PERMANENT wave given for two weeks, | » (nee Schuenemann), father of Theodore “ear mother-in-law, grandmother 4&n Found New York expert, $15. Lindell 7989. aunt = ——= ere for apnointment, L.. (Odie Bonroe). and father-in-law of | #unt. 1 | BUN Rvs — Ww | or Sen Lilian I. Bonroe, brother, brother-in-law! Funeral from Wacker-Helderle chapel. | BUNCH OF YS—Found. on . estmit.- PERMANENT Lustre O!! Marcel. beauti- | H E P W D |MAN — Experienced, 3834 Gravois avenue, Saturday.. May 9. ster, Wednesday p.m. Linjsll +465W. ful. $10 to $14.50. comoviete: indiv! ¥ A N T E on hine,. Reltable turer and uncie. vig = ay Pom. in ‘ ° 4 a! Funeral from residence. 3432 South | at 2 PR. m. to Memorial Cemete HANDBAG—Found on Webster « car, Sun- vicar : | . | aie. : : % Soring avenue. Friday. Mav 8. at 1:30 | Cincinnati (Ohio) end Miami Pia. lon a Lindell 3167R. a eg at 709 iq qua ity i « - the p A ot pb. m.. thence to Valhalla Cemeterv (c4) | pers please copy. FO UND BY ,Ovice malene nan, Tn! iversity City. | , _. . ; : | CHACKES—0On! Thursday. April 7. 1925. SS eee a ae . ee rouk R BREAD, Ox oie Di Dist. MEN, BOYS to start. r : Kate Chackes. beloved mother of Eman- so On ; RE—Ninth District. 7 anh} e7 of time: es, PMN - | uel A.. Louis.. Woolf and Leab kes. | eye Evecaat tues Senrustery, a0er father AUTO ’ : YarRIC ee mis Aon ay fOMoR ae pias — | dase Youn who . : ineral from Berger's chapel, 47 ~ ie X-OFFICER WM. E. LA CHASSE doae fmt. ee Toes : ’ | | Pherson avenue, on Friday, May 8. at 10 of Marie C. Sweeney. our dear brother, vs shadowing. investigating. locates missing | ALTO PAINTER—10435 N- Grand | future: t . Be ) ‘ ther-in-law and unc! je. be ¥ - : oda | 10nS of : ' ca ont nese . e aaa ‘Saturday. at oy a —* people 819 Title Guar Bide Olive 3762 BAKE or md haad: ft ¥. 3659 s | a | COFFIN R—Entered into rest on. residence Nor ven etree ————————— SSS =. == | xpariem | ; | BANK CL KS—-Two, expérienced. Bos, , | a ‘/1/ BUSINESS CARDS v.80" | eee Wednesday. May 8. 1925. at 8:30 p. m., | CalVarv Cemetery. oe. Peat D ; ; G-s ispatch, Bue. dear: ‘bees latter of ra vinnie Gs TURNER —-Emtered inte rest on Wwetnee DANCING . earn CLERK Vom tae ‘of Elva and our dear son-in-law. brother-|H. Turner, beloved husband of the late DANCING—At West Lake Park must have experience in bank and be ‘in-law and nephew, in his forty-sixth vear a leve Turner, Bradley — es of Charies Rock, road and Natural Brides ' able to Ss prpewetes Answer fully , ‘ 3 z€ 'e u ’ roed ever ednesday |. in ewn ndwriting. . Geod opportuni Funeral Saturday, Mey 9, at 3 Kyle and the late Lola M. Kyle. BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’G | Gray and Sunday night (ad: | Hox D-76. Post-Disrateh. ( ee es eee from Provost-I I *h ‘ | i = , , | Grand Coleman’ is ake 3 Aged S710 Nori Due notice of funeral later. (¢) | BRICKLAYERS—Top prices for good | GRAND closing dance of the season Btn BARBER—No. 1; steady: £ good wages, = — — = Mp « : | Deceased was a member of Aurora Lodge | VOJTA—Entered into rest on Thureday, men; nonunion. 5892 Cabanne. Saturday night at Castle Halli, 1645 8 89th. William op.aa, (ec) i = : ¢.7y 7 7 Nou 267. A. F. @& A. M.: Modern Woaqdmen | . 1925. at 3 a. m., Anna Votia.| HAVE first-class wen, can give service,| and Olive sts. Dancing unti! I a :| BATTERY MAN—With charging outfit | : a | | » America Camp No. 3080 and Glass | years, dear grandmother of prices. k. J. T. Becker, 4246 Gano Marie —. he ges Tuesday evening. and batteries. 1821 Pestaiozsi. _ ree sia. cloute yon : ro : ie = . , Workers’ Local No. 562. e3 “harle a V . Ella W C 5873. ay n ructions D oss Furnitv eT cost | am ; — gine es Mra. Stella oe SE a I sbeatin ‘ena. peret sess , Pog nom Colemas (nee is ‘es | and our dear gy ag gt a. CARPENTERS & BUILDERS instructions and che room priv — — hte meady yt om. Ss = * PX : ‘ moved wile oO osep oleman anc Gear | nera!l Saturday at 2 pp. @r.. | : = many > LA s areing ttugh’, orivete daily. | Apply Mound Cig = i ; because | af out of , ‘ ; - tg io Anna Hei. meine = -— from Moydell narlors, Misstesiop! and Alien | ARCHITECT Plans | eet eps i tleations evenings. Lin. 4745 adome 3965 ri Side party. _ Fuec'id av. ' ‘ -% amry Coleman and dear sister o Aiwar Ww t ery. urnishe or a do di " : ‘ie fom . every a? J and Charies Rolf 3nd oer. dear mother-in- ber of ‘Lodge Pretisiava. —ia T ; C.D. | reasonabie. Phone Cabany aac or a LEARN to datce: lessons at any nour. | BOY—To learn ‘tohee ~ 700 | Wasi | | ei on. W. re ont fra | " law. grandmother and aunt. | Ladies’ Self-Culture Club. e5) | dress Architect, 6705 Chamberlain. (c8) "classes nightiv: reeuits @uaranteed. | Davis. Riverside 198. ict! | ng to... 4 , C- - ~ Funera] on Saturday, May 9. at 2 _ LARICOR—Entered into rest. Wednesday, BUNGALOW GARAGES. $195. expert instructors prices reasonable: | BOY—Over 16. 2310 8 Mound Thoroughly Srey : t m.. from family residence, 6525 Nashv ile May 6. 1925, John B. Zaricor beloved | Beautifu) bungalow garages. $195 Up: | circular on request. Arcadia Schwo! 2523 | City Auto Co., 2320 st. Charles. .?) And credit man Be font op install AD er avenue, to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. | husband of Pauline G. Zaricor. dear father | cable roof, fir drop siding Sy “Se sll Olive. Phone Lindell 4538 or 6125 (cB) | WOY8—16 years a age. fo1 8s niture house: ~g -% . (cS) jof Horace M.. Guy B. Henrietta and | doors. 2 windows. service Coot. & Ben PRIVATE or Class lessons. anv hour i house: goed future Bos 6-108. # (eb) right part stics auto every fe the -_orre® | Pauline G, Zaricor and Alberta M. Stickiey | painted first-class wor 2: I — = ASKE— r o rest : - 7 ¥ j\anig Grace Adams 502? Delmar Forest | nif aiann a five CRASKE—Entered into rest on Wednes Funeral from Fred M Williams’ par | 2919M. tem) | | BOYS——Two. over 18 years, for factory "/ee Tena Rou Hong ia _——_— ae ——— ee -— day, May 6, 1925, at 5:25 a. m.. Mary |jors. 4561 Delmar boulevard, Saturday, | FLOOR LAYING, sanitary. old floo Crs: ma a , . SB Fs ‘ : ‘ : RIVATE DANCING—4415° Washington | work. Apply to Mr. Youns. 1515 Pine zeectan ay Eve ait -reake (nee Murphy). beloved wife of|May 9. at 2 p. m. Deceased was-a mem- | new. B. C. Suit. Lindell _ 12045. (cS) PRI euarenteed in @ lessons. Mrs Mil. | 24 floor. PP ae. ; | PAINTER- SS ee ; ee ee ‘Harry B. Craske. daughter of the late! ber of Itaska Lodge No. 420. A. F. and | > : De 5 | . . Fr NITURE RE} >AIRING AND CAR- dled 3 UR " f Jer, Delmar 2275. __. susitateiniisiden ee” HOY S—sOver 16 and operator for matener -PAINTERS—Union figerolase men. —_ Michael and Margaret Murphy (nee Britt).| A. M.; Missouri Chapter No. 1, Royxl| peENTER JOBBING—On oremises 4279 1) e | ie ie x 5 and dear sister of Mrs. J. Shannon and Arch: York Council No. 10. and Asca‘on ONe anti ® G " Co Biai . , ; M . «= . ;aren. Fs A S80. e. J.indeil 2669W f . Goessiina ox . air i INTE § elivers a 1 * me Mike Murphy. i Commandery. fed) | GARAGES buili, jUx8. $150, 18x15. PATENTS _ Muyanphy (PAIN RS Aa APER WANORRS = . I sing Fa Friday. May 8, at 30 a. Members of Ben A'Kiba Aid Society are | $250. 4606 Olivia. Riverside 1475J.(c8) PATENTS “obtained. advice and folder free. BOT—Experienced at makin covered vat -4 Yl. ron ovost- Drehmann chapel, 3710} requested to attend the funeral of our late GARAGES built: brick, frame: rompt, F. J. Larson. 105 N. 7th. Olive 5760. oOR ented Tacuob ang “e . . / an other i = North Grand boulevard. to Visitation | sister, Kate Chackes, at a? 2. m., May & bl Rosemond. " Riverside (e356 ; * oe... Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.(c) | ¢ Berger’s chapel. By order of presi- _ easonadic. ose (8 . jena a SOF? | | BUYS—16 to 18 youre. t© learn the prin: | rom xe so De s 5038R. __—_(5) | WE. DEMPSEY. rez. oat. atty. Informa. | will pay tuition ele a ; ( J y DENGL FER—Entered into rest on Wednes- | 2¢"t SE MUNCHWEILE - AO) | ~ GARAGES, 15x18. $253" tion free 402 Grani.e Bidg.. St Lorie ing trade, emplo nh our cuard ' dav. May 6, 1925. at 6 p. tog Carolina | SPF ECIFIC ATIONS Mo. a 7 | on schoo! ane emall wages ee | Dengier. ed 8&3 years, 4 th f —- Gable roof, drop siding, one glaee serv. | == Pay tw an ye tng, OE ice door. two winkews. mill-made entrance BRICK HANDS—Experieaced: Compton | doors, hung on the best of tracks. Planing. Mill. 3313-8. Compton, ve) C. GARRETT, Buider of Bungalow Ga- INSTRUCTION BRICKLA YERS—* 30 Eastenie. stead Funeral Saturday. May 9 at 3:30 p.m. rages. Cash or terms Cabany R625.( (8) | 2 employment; bes), Wages. nonu nion. Le5) | = HAIRDRFE*®SER—To lear ent GRICKLAYERS—Pienty of work and geod from Moydel!l pariors. Mississippi and Allen hine. Mr. Raine “Lind nt e8z8M CARPET Cl EAN’G UPH’l 3’ wave. mac ine. 4 ir. Rainey, Ge wages: | ton ae Minvesoia wed) | ae. va | Peter Deng'er, Mrs. Carolina Chultes. Mrs. Reins of Pyorrhea |mothertniaw. grandmomer and aunt 111 PERSONAL lO it as the stability of a building i 1S depend- | avenues. to New Pickers’ Cemetery. te5) | oe oe into rest at ge" 7 n its founda | CHIC CARPE! CLEANING co. - marcellins. beauty culture: big futures: oe tions, 60 healthy teeth Pe COMING EVENTS a ors tinde C58 aieb “iaxe).| Cap ond alee Come oi rl bo Pine. | tnevinaenas 2 Upon health /1°:50 a. m.. Cat 3. | y gums. Mont SON rh Funerai from Parker's chapel, 17 West Kenzie. ‘Ra fed) Midwest Electric Co., 28611 Hickory @.) Cail or write, Grand 5582 Twentieth eumatism, neuritis and many \eckweed avenue, Webster Greve. Friday.) —=— | _Gtand 3437W. (c62)! Century Telegraph | Co, 211 N. 7th. (e8) Pianine Mail | 28 8. | a." ) be other May 8, at 2 Interment Bellefon: | : ale work # | diseases of mid-life. = aine Cemetery!” “ inlerment Beliefv’| PRATERNAL NOTICES — OUT Behutte O8I7 S. Broadway River. (SCIENTIFIC beanty | culture, naan tb | Side 2483. (°8) | Washington bi.; Deimar 600 (eB) CABINET MAKERS ; GOSS—On Wednesday. May 6. 19°75. Kate | we _ Let Forhan § hel ou eae a Nat ‘fe pe aay” co as * WRIGHT DOES IT RIGHT. | A — rit- p y Goss, beloved wife of Henry Goss ane | Masonic Meetings | Quteh aervice, reasanable prices, 60 of6| SHORTHAND in 3 or touch typew Experienced on, fiztures_ong a é / - a ee e ' i * at Ra sass Shee ’ our dear aunt, ed ry la Certral ser , .. oo a5 ‘4 years. house wiring and fixtures: we wire more ing 27 Victoria Bidg e tod) “5 Com , ferhe " ity > vr “a beste Gums 8a most “nner PR gs & Y — hy Normandy. Briday._ LODGE OF INSTRUCTIO TION te tonight. 7:30. old houses than any other contractog ip HORTHAXD la BO dave. touch voewrtt- A FERS—Huttir Sash and Door | cars age thi dious i ae _— wag rother Clayton R. Lupten wil] address, the city: our material ig the beet ash SHORTHAND in ave, touch ty | ght against s er 18” 5 ~ eB 9 a. m. Internent tn Caivery | us on “The Proper Interpre station of Our!or terms. Phone Main 4558 for estimates ing - 4374 Forest Park Lindell 7 Hen f 9. 6 &. Vandeventer, __ lg t contains just the righ AE ati Ria fe) Ritualistic Work, WRIGHT ELECTRIC CO. 207 N_ 3d.teR) a cR—-Finisher; good worker; ‘orh A ae eae ) | HAHN—Entered into rest on Wednesday, | J. GWYNN GOU HH. >. Xs eT eee AL L 7 “weme mt ‘18-65 want! mt! o | cat 5°70 pers fs. stringent psa by den- = ROBERT FISHER, Secretary. ( ©) | . men, omen, a ey | CARPENTERS CT ye men a May 6. 1825. at 4:30 p. m., Peter) pa’ TA i ify for Government poettions 0 —= | Hahn beloved husband of the late Mar-| MISSOURI LODGE No 1, 3765 Lindell bi.; | GAS PIPE CLEANERS yy Pere ply engineer, Hote] Statler, ion) to neutralize oral poison, and y-~ *. garet Hahn (nee Mueller), and our dear | stated communication, 7:30 p. m. - Werk f ctnenaone As F a Poe 2 a ae — ‘ ‘ARE FOREM \N—PFor residence gums in a firm, strong, healthy -— | brother, brother-in-law and uncle, aged 76| 'st Dearee M (c8 ; gtate age and experience. Box JOSEPH E. WRAY. W. M. | GAS appliances connected. jae cleaned, Oo. ee } ork: ata # : ity — years. ~ ’ ¢ SON : t 75W oo: inter G34. -Diepetch. n sites (¢ ae Ju Also, it cleans and whitens the 2. Funéral from home. 2807 Milton ave- JULIAN M. GIB L_ Secy ashestos put on «rates. Victor 42 ee) WIL interview ambitions so ~~ mee . * wr and keeps the mouth sweet, clean and : : | sourl Crematory. Deceased was a mem- A. A. Ss. selling and shipping ~ Must be em- 1.50: nteed. Perma nen yme with relia Nesom ; ‘ber of Erwin Lodge No. 121, A. F. and | . pieved. have references and “willing. to mmbeet | ever Even if you don't care to dis- | ry M.: Ivanhoe Commandery No. 8 K.|1OhGE OF PERFECTION CHAPTER, rastitter.” study: give phone, Box P-108, P-D. Pa 5 tt meu) your favorite dentifrice, at least —- 7 C.; Retatentetse Chapter es a. JF é = | AND. oT. ‘ Lous & thedral 8 ROSE | = en 25 ts , : = an oo1a RO ottis j a ra tung Feehan once a day. and the St. Louis Bayern Verein. (eS) | sday, Mav 7 ; Addrese . Biayor | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES oA Trade Schoois : fic . Mi : titallation of officers ae. 's : N —Enptered into rest. Tueada - oes , "a0 § is more than a tooth ;it checks : HOD? care Entered into rest. Tueaday Ep nai pao ag aaa emaiaia mais | any time, | MEN—Learp bartering day or meets Thousands have found it benefi- beloved husband of Sophie HOW t HULB! “OOr, wei where. Forest , tes con) a aes — ine 3 r hands to ‘ , Gens Moler’s; tra ° aod tether ef Ww Com octets RETE cut and wrecked wit | ¢ a ~ ng MER W. SKELLY, Secret age eS years. For your own sake ask for | iar k oie o SAMES WORE LT. Sorcery, (6) ablasting. Graner Contracting Co. Victor | while learning, (Os ‘Cail er. wr write "Molar "Rar Experienced carpet layers get ens aut — At all BUR TEEN nie Bopo's chapel Kirk kwood Bo. Inter: | aR ae aa wae = ; | = CORI srading, ang coca ~ * | Apply Superintendent of Em. | a 44h NE é SPF AL _ — war ere. * in | HOLLANDER—Entered into rest on . 2118 North Fourteenth street, City of ll jobe preferred: ai ployment, mezzanine floor. | ° A | d "9 ~ Formula of R. J. Forhan, D. D. S. S Wednesday, May 6. 1925.at 7:30 # m.. Bt. Louie, Gate Yama Ye 3 ae GUPPERTNG—Apd omen ia Y EM PLOY M ENT ‘Stix, Baer & Puller :, am Oe ’ er a y Brox eS ae ae ET NE a I ey ee ee I a Le MI rE Service sarages = " le Hojlander (nee Glaser) mother | respon Company, New York "Ft Be pg oan Mrs. Matte Van Bere ard! ble for any debte contracted after this_ Sheet. 1916 %. Union : T FE = Mrs. Gertrude Mertens and our dear sister | date by my wife. EDWARD 1 KASSE! | 8740W, Oo Soitax., 4891M. 62 W A D 7 mother-in-law an6 Scenes i es ———— a LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired. | : Accomac Hardware Co.. 2801 Accownre. | 4 , wt YORE . 'mterment at Les Angeles. Cal... May &. _ _ cyaraday Mar Orn, 1925,| SEOOKHOLDERS' MEETING ae ee . eee MEN, BOYS NICKE—On nursday. May 925. | STK fHOLDERS W — “TAWN WOWERS BHA ED n3 Spnpual meet ARCHITECT RAL ” DRAFTSHAN — Bee. | at 5:30 ee m., Herman Hunicke. “oa ’ } ’ * EET! s a razor ee bv mactnery : free = Ge erandfather of Edwin, Harry. Martin and for the pr at of seven Girectere to . ics 6) yerience. any type work. box P38. | ilelen Hughes. - a} serve during the ensuing year. and for the, LET us Paiedical hin ip Pirst—c! lage Com. | | Post-Disps se rome ; ; ok ‘* . & asain ; : Remains will lie in state at rau transaction of such other bus'ness as may | He ome e} cali re oa co TF BOOK K EEP ail ft. “tit: ofthe dlerk: exer | COOK—A od restaurant ean @ r = ' rler. 3732 South Grand boule-! came before the meeting will be held et >it Perfect F rienced - ‘ "OR THE GUMS | =A cnytinfit Suiurday, May''®. at tm. | the'*office “pf tne “company O18 "Rialto | 070. 5018 Telmar. Snot Rsad ron itch ge = ' vm | PATCH “PLASTERING: i: all | emall tobe | rn OR KEEPER. NCCOUNTANT Pyet-Dispetch,
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- em "=e 122.415 AUTOMOBILE Want ads last year—43,441 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “W@ eer POST-DISPA TCH. SS — —————— . HELP WANTED—@EN, BOYS | MISCELLANEOUS FOS SALE |HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE YOUNG MAN—trood et ‘heures ‘or “ effice a mai roe TRUNKS—Warcrobe and cress cheap. WE have several 3-room outfits, complete. | L Bg nn lle gaa - tieadliecniads inning reom. white, experienced. | Gaer ‘we st. te be sold for storage charges. $87.50. | werk. Box ao £ Se “ALESMEN. Ampiy Lamdeil Mall. 4146 Lindel. “Metrepeiitan Storage Co. 3820 Univ cS) | Leo Brasech Heese Furcishicze Co.. 2358- M U S I C A TOUENG MAN—For hencing cabinets. as et ive Bouse-te-house sales: en Sy ee me ee es Pe: PERE rane aaiin’ em ied ) sisting drivers. Apr vy a NS. delfersm “— enc household secensit: ts oS irene psa ; ose Sa 4 — — ror Ne MAN—To work a. mie le founta & x oo en — Fue Tanieaod i . Maps — Wes —— run _9636___ aes a . Garden H . at = erifice : 3 ROOMS COMPLETE ; — CaRTH F- ARCHER. ~ Evuché. Ab Aaa " : =? s = ~~ " » - - aad . a ’ AR ; y - 439 a. - . oe re ee ee rida, ce it. sendy tor werk $200,000 Worth $88.75. $10 down. and $169.75. $17.50 | Sy ee ge e258 = \. Vapdevrerte. i ‘ ys his far general housework , ff every description at sactificing gown. Living room_ Pa com anc inchen. } tat 192t 3v- . TONG | MAN—To deliver oz | ae i sty. Vieter sooow S0+0 es :" to eee this stock, as Fou L. P. BRASCH & of ae ~ RTS F acten « rest @istric: a* 32000 = 4 x $ies. tg Locust ict i ™ for this Oriel Bidg.. 4th floor ui uuex__+. CS 2 est, en —~“Fiose! en ns hee Gooos FOR SALE 2064 MORGAN ST. = Sena. ene” fees sa SGN EX—To D —e ype ee | . ~~ . bed. nor Let ay rour furniture ts =—— a. trem $145 up Bae 6 mersi sale: ries Da iv 3O-w f aa : ite din a nanetaonn insta linet DS : ri ay » ° ‘ terms ' « Le te Jia NG MAN—Te learn sange> ” ner Married axe “4 . -T.. Somat ' toe Y i : -_— ~~ —--_. — eo pee SUTH SIDE Bo s , — ’ ° ‘ ey} ; : } mit ’ . vO ’ - A es aa p 2 » we, eh ~ = ian : . 4 oupT >.s —— : ‘$85 >. terms ” , werk: seme khoowiedge of meat tring Pernration te ve > = ‘ “£ - _——= Siz oa nny » gmig — ba dnd co ~'e —Museians , & POR! ‘0 Sc m = t e -646 Lafayerte. Rr ferred. Bere Mi) Annex. Morganto? , abrty gO) Persona ct: =) . bee in @ na nega oe “s as 2 Ram me & D pet = Hs _ os oes =. é.. ie : ® or ian. Lemig ht. 16.34 c . ‘ : _—. -__ ~ = FO a mE (rare Li ae ; Cue ~r we Pear 3 tem . sab @ : 3 . : . aa - af 7 ' ’ . > -_ 3 * ms “ > « 5 ; o4 : s t : “ : r : ene = TT . ’ ° : . +4 ’ Y ~. P «yg 4 ie ‘ben? 2ma..7 . ‘ + Des : 1 P . , ; a0 . ns ng -— — aomnenn tenn > S wort. experience wu © meu Who can and « work. as) ag RO I al aroumi —_ RRR teescnmne i a a ; x = - Soe zt. ’ 74 _—— x = can perienced a Mis. Ca. 8 TaD: ~ Delmar 45082 MU! VIATI t are => $125 Cadany 417 : : + Spec é 2 willl . ; = a am a et - wn AB : pvortun. . “en tre ef gu0t address between 25 and 30 vou! ————= ese csimes * 9 : : nae ee — — - 3 g elf who > me PER. \TORS | a3 7! ture Ex nge. ith anc : : : Yeats of age. prove lls tt i a m we: or “0 —— (e548) I URN} i URE CO. to Department Ma y-Stern preferably nigh schoo! cradvars. for p> - on «a $200 specialty that emi : 3 OF , —. ; rET— 60-inch. o- 34-inch ocak din- ‘ “4 “i , Sr and fave ae rp them as mall clerk and office bey for : rieuns ‘Re s 3 | & Re ree 527 ing tad : =. ri! eo; 112-114 North 12th ot. Pia pone manufacturing cence-a- coed opr: Bu of on ; -_ ve at on ae nai . ; ten == > ~ £u Esie t eft) for im@ustrieus young man nat oO tax @h more ft) . po +: e ‘ecaing.ve $$ —_—___—_—_—_-- - JVIN:-RE «TP Sires. CASH OR CREDIT ae on e tone. $75 cash. $63: WoRD—oupe. 1923. Dero paint. afraid ef work. Im reply = ve full detail Pronit ha . om verk cp? TELEPHONE OPERATING a ; ; a nd So ie Pog lg awe gel Re wag Em oe es LEPHONE OPERATING sues: aoe Ges NEW EURNITURE pes cr) Ten eyennes 1805 Russe! of eduretien abd recerd «al oY ; vious - - To ip ali » fer girls ' . are ? Ro ip Bee OLR BLS, cs Se r PE en Siughi.y used upmecrt: use Pot: D— oveautr . * * dae on EATS OORT. i Ge Ste Aa 6 eet LS op ee Aisin ORY eH SER AA seapler ment. Box A 162 Pee -Dis_ per cep — hy meat ; TT) Pr : s c : , P salt ' ~— mee not essent ust be satis oe cont of tee c vrice , == es Stises. "Keopian's, 1437 Prankna.}A Fiandsome Present With! area Pino SO—SS note. — $i fied to earn $30 to start Unlimited a + ten ree gen ag > i 1 , rh Ney 8 : . y 2, a Year im @¢zperi ment : sve im 2 | tif , SERS Siem a ; f 0 VW Kemper tuner 3844 8 opportunity for one who will apply #72 with our develope! pan of sale ans arviy: ed Fine bine eoem- Every Purehase of $10 or More oc ivin-Prano—tsed_ onl —, — himself. See Mr. Conley, DOMESTIC | if you mens the acre requirements 42 EXPERIENCED ON SILK DRESS cy “ or , woe ee 3 Rooms Complete, $179 Parkview 272 ' ) | sagan ‘ay Pine. Seana | fon Stee 20 Be on the lechowt Sor be nin $S-FREEL MAN CO. DAY RE! Cow and used” so4 com Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchea, ; BOO. ace seve. Somos P pr ay morning at 9 A et et 9.17. = = a os Ann = cates Beceven sith . , ‘ 5 Wwe k Sam) late stirle +-note. © ‘clock. (et) Y? = " o Pp whos R. A TY RS Experie eneed on « . tell = ’ ~ a - = 14 Terths. $1 cash ao d $2.90 Pe bene! ho “ae ; mn te oTNC-ROON owe Ase All New Furniture } Room Outfit for $87.50 ror NG WEN—Whi 7 or 3 Yeu PS or , : — _ ar . : u » . = . Py ~ nes e ear: te adr “TD - che 2D ermal) lathe ar ugar’ -« "Sa . : , ‘ > on \ re. din . : - : C . u z p- = * > : — - = . . P * $125 3-piece American Walnut $50 vartie le to par —_—— 4, ‘a mg = : ' | gnod con 1919 to 1924 Bed Room Suites, $72.5 3 —— week. Ras G-169, Post -Im%« A . - + _oupe S.Piece American Walnut NN es ts a tans samee ply EL WALKER Neck Bex G-110. Post-Ds ination where ature red. 3 iRTMAKER ~¥PF RI on eariy Enetish or tun sae oe , Dining Room Suites. $86 a. ; om ¥ r f beet “f re Ne ee —_ es a - a ; ‘ 0 USS WES (eS) egos of 73 and $5. furnss [ _MADE-TO-ORDER SHIR? PPL : -* , $225 Elegant 3-Piece Velour 7 oe _—_ * a . : - ‘ Bey ; ; ph ee - om ~~ - . _— , ~ - — —% — > Summer - “o > “e Segre setae Ap tiniow: sa ; > 368 High-Grade 4Burner Side ; henge ) $50,379. $100 & $200 Down ua | Weekly? More then “deat ool CS ee rk. for milread contractors’ ef B SSSSe: SO pecan Seale Cars saa Oven Gas Ranges, $36.30 ‘o sce this: small ents. Aeolian Year to Par AGENTS WANTED—WMEN a high es $1200 a wee & STENOGRAPHER—Anéd Bi Gerk age Te ete city: S550 Parkvie $1 and $1.55 Short Lengths of ——+—"— : | pecs put if you hav aig real ~ io 21, must | ‘at figure. tave It E oe cis Cieeaiah «Mike Waal Over 5000 Satisfied Cus- MERC — Te sel confections and specialty foe Oe » ® seeed on tp po — —__‘**%} Limoleums: Special, 30e Ya ee Se were. Cee ar 2 3. m. AUTOMAT SALES | a a aaa a singe | waving cer. 2ent Denaid ca, $45 es, Side-Ieer Re- ®* Beautiful cabinet _mechine tomers eon PETES ae _ APly Taibet Mig. Co. mache 2 Pe ~ apt pueeen > Rox (- ae : : : Saat eee — y eo ; anor : “B. — = destred. | SAX WELL SEDAN 1953. cial, $26.85. ae 193 Oo anger ps ote eetieaperatiet one cgay Yygree | ‘ sa etaiots an pet var ai "4 . ~~ m samy . oe or ‘ ea +1 ; ie " § ; . 2) Se i + > a ee ee ee Pe INRA op PRIME ID: Mhihg SY Ev Age oy HS Oe BR So ne Aeep Pr eget anager tal LV pte FED + 7 Re Seto wer ere wes Ne a Pee ae 2 hae ee Tes ee Ce RR Ae oH ks ge . me om . bo ~— ie -oe a “ “ - 1 na Seen RRR GA ks hall aa T_L—Traveiers sedan. $1S00: terms. trade. bape 9 © on 1 2 Sere x ~ 3060 or h s a7 ; Prefita. Pino te “ ‘Ce. 1334 Frnk. it y ; ~ ‘ Kee RS ontents | AMD y orés. $30. must a1) Brea:’war “ Louis. einige ~¢2 | : WAITH [x be =xp ea. 10 __omae separate. S739 Hydrewiic. Furn. Houses . ——_ For Sale sedate — — y A H] EM . there ' : : - : ~ ETRATTI RE : . Va “Se = = ng mont = PIEDES MESO CO” 1363 Olive (cSt 1035 N. Grand +r + aes ee > -. De me : ; ee eae : 2 ‘3 >. - , PC —— ~oupe. i9=4 ise pew. fs!) ts. oun: en's Ee De week PTaNO CD.. 109 i. eS a $300: :-eme. Wiliams. 4°’ : f Ole ‘ow Fr’ “a ' S22 ceupes: ‘ike rew: 1924. remily se7-: thet « ‘ , ‘ are of -m: larce fan PURNTT Ri ' : AS SEL Pm. SiN i i Dric- i FORD— coupe. 1975: vert: mit in . , oS Se ae rot 2 Mate ag ee eee ES iret, ee ees AUTOMOBILES) | ' t =. 4 2 . — , 7 ; . ie OY if ? id : mis ¢ 4 ie ’ ; 7 a : sionaneutie ¥ PT Furnit nients fiat and: ase for Mr. Seifert . ——s te —_— See exe eens whee 4 | dweill Cab, 8030. tS a (cr) BUICK + —Seden. ieee reference RR . a Puget - Dern tc} J Poet-D oR - RNID URI -omtiet wort , 4- FF PURI . esi oo dest Soupe several! Kn gp } i AND - | SoOrenTem GIRLS . - | £e ’ 10. educ ? omer seem fl ‘he pes | : bees. Delmar S313M. 4 m. —_ — —* 5. terms; tra guaran 2 7 COUNTER GIRL S—Beere Hotel Cafeteria, Wel tur soe a seen BE gq pee Mone $3084. FCRNIFORE Wid pecans Keane AUTO STORAGE ; n 3233 Washing on. je bs os ae *D—Beautiful eda: terms. Gre- | wis = wie ' . ?, . * _ eo, K rn ra? ; R: Tie , : LINTVE AL. + = : A candy |-passenger % * z PEM ONSTRAT RSS lac ~ ou . o ee a ‘ i Sterace © ietos e EEE eee FORD Coupes: guaranteed: ell models: ... aa , 5 oe x Aute Saies. 32° a... __ to ~~) 15 , 7 r ‘ _ . bidet \) : mrs . va mer ; . i . = ._ “MITT ! oT ‘ : “% ~ . - - : or ces. ¥ rea agen? 4033 Lac ede. KARDE> r MOTOR car ¢ | ° ; ‘ | years > aid aoe goo! -414, Post rts. “ A 2 PB. PAR Sa : ge, education and phon teem, livin . 4 . 7 ' . 5 J é t a : . ) 4 4 ; - : eeanetiidhindiiesmsaotaatioaaal nul “ss —n ~ : - he? : i ‘ Eii. of Chix ’ ca EP gcc een alres ne . ano . » et G4 9 onian Peat ’ — ~o - he ~} . ‘ iv k- SA50- — pe ‘ - “ ADVERTISING SALESMAN “2, | : 4 phone number Box L-Si- 7 : eather SCTOMOSILES Wid. — For wrecking cally 9, , S350: : 198 Oldamohr in . ‘a ’ : - . ‘; ; “fi . .. ° " ’ . niin cian = . ' err . ? Cn Louis F. Dow ©Co.. &. Paul. Minn. are — a, — SET 7 FING Or Te? Ou eg, ge me mn = ‘on mn. TES. ; Sf? tleee “oe aGding two more salesmen to ihe St. Louis . > hy Lt r ene a toad Ty - sree eee got ey nani oa) | 5 sape. iat 32 : e . . 6 nen. territers We a=e pationally kneewn man- Dit TAH HONE Ot ERATOR— as. beanies . rs - . . OK -@ uw? "3 ure... "uss. > ntent -.. 1g Saco ct) entry = ae =—res . a » . . * & . . ; . . 1 . * a . i. P| mt > 2a be cr om fe . -_ —_—" . ‘ = : Pour . - oe a , mene mee Cid blished firm on ee wash dares . PURNITUES _ ve a met MB pve Moonee a9 >> | MacCARTHY-ARCHER 439 WN. . Pina | A ALS “ 7 , Dt ¥ ~s aoa . : aon ; on - —— nen - — : : mi ry . 5 ‘ 6? ; hy , . hs c ) ' - : mn ‘ ok, 2 A. Cte A : v ; eon a Forest 626 aatiafied saice W BSnINCLON ay. I Permanent po- i "ee 3 “i? , Jom a few of our Ams d i ong .~ ; | Py + foRD— a ee, — —— = m _ yee 2 ioe rubber deo 4 Cote rdamen haste, » ce tea (a ' , ty : . Nertd “ Boreent and yearly comin Ex- ar aiarvy ey per ; 2 WRAPPER Fs resend wing Extension t ; sneitiitiliniininctcammaatirens Laat nest ch 1—1924—Ford oo ipe newly painted vier gat Please vhone WV. P. Finieyr | LE etal, wrestren: 1 ame aD sore ls hen -abtnet ¢ MULLJ © .-S— ; cto “ F HT BER, “6401 ’ = ' Te." erent ime ha ktn_ Lerenced. we ho s - an ee i . -~ | “uae paeters . Z3 4 e Cork ae ’ +4 : - . 2 Tr ‘ na Pun 3 F ‘ —_ , * es 4 if ’ rt. =} — - = “ ‘ a : : : x 4 . 4 ; FORD “gu De 10°44. ete! Nent - = nsaae ie of organizing and handing « 34 = ed Eee 3 ee “eo ; = - geod paint: Practically sew eard es farce of real estate saieamen. all replies —— _~-— — - — gay Fe a. on ee ee DDT RUS . WOLF FO } " , eRe ep meg toa open Sundars and evenings. 4650 Easton. 141, Ree ~ a See Si Ce be eee - : ten ieee ieee dae Een ee ‘x we —e : ~ sesame Dacia ARS t. 5.000 cash at Peimar 2807 ried ob | eocd bo S| Bate. Robe Mivcneses * FURNITURE | =; | aes ona poaDe— couse ~~ | eit —der ' fLaNs v ne CAR we —On trade for well-located sus- PURE 24 models. : : . « - ‘+ ; , aieian : —_ - . i. " . aa ; . : me. ; aio of Bo Be ie é a ArKy ¢ Pimce Pores 8 od) Wee. OT ye + geal ol pan Tie store where furn!)! ure of quality ‘" —— . , . " —— a ae eS head i iv - ‘Suhimann Alto ‘Sal attract eer tria tet? t GIR L—re: eeuera house work ] tam- —s ecg phe a —_—_ Ice . I * & Ppmesure = : Lon. Coryaier- Maswet! cere iby. Lame S313 tess - pe a a our Vast etock ard ues 7 DELI , me, >& or - FORD—Coupe. 1923 model 620 for ful b—Daming room 7 . OE OO TR , overhauled wey hr } 7 ¥Y : pote . : aNwT WT PMT! a : : teas , : at . at Orr ; : . try * tment : . ». rh ee : ‘2 ea pe: . : a es ; it? 1 sash. : ie * ca mo 3 ir? chi aati “ena! rt ae «(| . tae “wn 3 + : Sige ren iF : \ eae 2 . "ea monut> , for several wide x Di hools wnusus ertunmity ts inert | Gistrict. i. 1113 N. Vandeventer. Lin. 5 pee aes ovr sales furce te ee ‘ee } seaiech : eee ; with natien a tigation od feu will net sushed through rf ies ap i. ——F" Lanne . Louie real cetate — en o- ~o _— , ' any uestion and bus ‘ust } ~— Te gp eee iT Marke LER wv BK! » - es ‘44 ‘ “ * - oe . . . . Rr 7. ss F . ~ ae " ~.7 a . - ‘ . . . % — . “ Shey ° ; a - ’ x. ry ? Riverside 3100 ie} ; : : : : ) a : B30. tu TALSY SAL Bamex i> Hh Wacerian Camany 2721 = 2AN est prices paid for iadies di 3 } ae - an” 2 : = = moans . - a . : se = *? a 2 ' ’ 7 . , . . .** om . - +4 y~ be ve? s ’ : 2 nen spe iad . A ' 2 - - : - - . te Pa ~5 a Ss i. “Au t: “Wt 49 d Be r - + ~* . « Ie2 : end mae . ee atid: ! G ; bok , = ae i we ae wis state exper * =-xr > actin > eds t : jown. 2618 2 Le3 “a — tal ae = os adly od _ speedometer. barr Si ECIALTY oe Mite tert; ters assicn- ref r, . - v > ’ _ 2 | - ; 2 ; .aes ES ) Se: i ; m > J : i é ad 4 . £ , : , ‘ . d $150 a i Sa oa q a . k ric ; ~) p ; 7 "y ae ‘ itr we a ; : > ri) : . ‘ . - an = Boatmens Kank Bide .c5. Webster 2008]. | ee ae eh fee eh ee" | eee i DO YOU NEED MONEY? For Coupe, semaeeniinen--aee paswenger irain service. 7 a i we ral housework go and Locus aeieel rae tae nae en les » stoves: Quick Mea! ce _ shi } over th Auto loans 'n 5 mim ar left im you We want quick action. bence Ralf orice: eAperience USL DeWwemary £2 5§&. yy ==" wows Waterman -eray it ;sLRILS——~Bet we 1s i Jo years: out- i ott ‘ ) 2 2! 2 es a © 3 Dei. S85 or Cen. £361 possession: no red ape eon f dent > @dowrn. SS weekly Payments: Oetter Be a be oe ae ame , ‘@ : — ry rus ' | _ connected uto p in 1 inutes. Geib . , HLE OTOR CO nur Always open | 4 | WOMEN ~ Tage b ‘s _1035 srand WILSON MOTO oo “AR CO. " ‘wrieivn Bidz. aft. ; x he. Se : an Si xe , . — prod ec” — "2 ' : : _— . ‘i 292} -7 pow, : - : .: er ) tov es—Charter Oak rf first-class printing con. eee tee aieaat ke 4 foment eee “ Bh. Quick Meal Baber. ote.: | ___ Toe S™ — 100 AUTOS WTD. 2944 LOCUST ST. ore. ani =e s: mai Grand Sas rf and blue emamel at ihe ‘owes: Tr OLoOTuEs_-F nam and sen - a : pat a) Hoa Poe FP b 6) oe t reap ' ‘ CANVASSERS a: ‘soLicTors ~ ; & ty r » te Aer . Se : ry ? Ss) ™) > > OF Spot ash ey + -_y- 8 . 19° =) 1865 1923 _ . — S SALESMAN — Side Eee. won + ~ 2 RL r , ~ om | mt ~~ : = ‘ ot and ‘ ‘ ‘ . : o : f2 5 ¢ 01 . e 2 . . “ “ot _ , 10OT oe! ot és t as ae ™=T more say fer rug ot party a | A pb R47 5 ; ‘ : - _- ; —WONMEN = =. oe eS het ee » : > 7... + - > s3” : ; re : i rm. ' . aS x . rrand Easton. é . " : — — . ioe awe . . . ti He . + ry " . = : “ sail er) ~ jer ; _ - j *s . »@5 7 esta - -~ SALE ay. oly and Gearty Ul pea oT ADD! , a : : = en es aii bk ~ ———— alte oN SPURT ‘on Bz io, ert i a. Bi leass* J ~ mT} ™% id : sellinsecinmaetieg, Nat ae as “ | Sacer fice >t ae ggg = om iq ‘ ’ . . = : ght / . : _ " ' [te of mr * ‘ res —t rey : . — a = “35 BIT. Ee va ge 4.P . Ss ee ee = gh EA OFFS other’ stag cnn sale, 2h GOLD AND SILVER SSSEX cS Scplinder) a eal 1904. sew!y muinted. new ores, guaran. breepai ben ot7*3 : > am = , rere SS 22 = - : ——= = eee rel > 2 i tT TO Dent +e an; ——e = on = . : - Ss 20. ‘Easton . : MON — 313° ” , : | _ - . - —_ mt : ; AME NT ho Luh 7 tS ~ [an her a at. > ,. - wan iatkee SN ag 3 inhi nn ard com! hh "$1 De any size. amount oer $22 Ore. cf ssex ( Ssaaieus-ibecenean [NCOLN— mies >. a eee rv tia monds. ka ’ Ma~*~e 4 } . : 5 : . We a7 mev'r ng " ell Post. i toch ae = oty s% \ Ta a - i cay verstufted 501% “9 2 uz tl down pay- 4 axwe US. u FORD— Pacer: a bol S—To « ork on coats aes Sifter LT le [TTING BOOM LI ometiiead Shehee ment » i- monies eo le Maker iy. N : : . . tag! 8 es * aco rata — - ms oe . : >a A — Aw iN eH .. P NS me ® obiact. iw leu: —— x 4 folk L351 Labadtie pone : SS TC pd . 7 . oe a mnageevenneney DT: raw Ds heug . wight In e500 | aie a mi... iad . " Pie. : . es 7 rors ° * 7 nm —* t mg ye -E nti , | velour- 985 } any size ammount 1322 ire ‘> GRAUPNER ; ome — =910 Want ngson. Open evenings. : . | a - ri am hii@re > | Riture Exch [9th and Washington. DIAMOND RING AND STTD—1 oe —— ee E-= ? en ' — . —_ | = mus ity. be abie * anes ome Range. wil se a. a ee —* ae . eat wi “ Marmon 34 4 Passenger Coupe aan ~, oT readster pref ™ ew t ~ keind. Zand Bldg.” 211 N x. 7th lens | us “ar air ew mc ae oe. iad & - ‘OF 5 . ang: stat . SALESLAI DIES—in cnat. : s sec vast %. Louis Fun Mere. “o woe iti Sinien euprem- . We; TT he Fa ic. ; . : ‘tonne 6 a high-c ty * - = La all = . . . POULTRY AND BIRDS ager. at oft ico . m het 135 , Pew DD epaich. + SoMa vores (cdéé Ne «XDe tence ry nine - o_o ; ; _—— . : . PTFE: P INS—Abeut ey “Wiss white me ndane een 2 and 4 >. da! | GURLS—Expenenced {n photo “inishing svcd opeprtunityr / wh : eel Deemed ame S Seetn “*nolce stock: $1 each bird. guick «air s¥. and North for : . : >. . y Wade dey Kaien VES 5 gee ON Mewe*an, —— ifr. Roland a, _ Springfield. rt re e Fura °. 202 ee iecnee z Porerthe 27" ~— Lele —. i Uason side alien able REFRIGERATORS : , i=MEMBER MOTHER—Singine cana-tes. SALESLADIES - AL S—Larreret fe ; parokeet®. parrots. etr _ag-*. + > o- Four lire h ouse-io-hguse ea ec ladcice Sty: west prices. $5 up. 261 iim aeodz. remedies and suDD. rT a7 —_ . : a fast selling housencid necessity RS At cS) Shon, 4581 Easton. Deimar 1220. ic7# : —— dsmob. : ; OLET—Teouring- inate "_caneny “OOTTW _ ec} year campaign. gumranteet! salarr REFRI: "ER ATOR— == - ' . — Se Tesi ton - : a , [= term. GIRL S—Sxper: apceu. turmers « ard ur. Se teece vou ar one. Va : , Sniftu Exc wee at — : A:8O Treat _ Sire = over ij e oe —. Treacy ‘or werk a _S aering« ‘gé SEWING MACH a >A | iT BER ted. Terma. to learn. juret-Zucker .. aA sO REFRIGERATORS REPAaAiREt) — x we _ Ten ‘ a ’ HEBER. 2601 Lacist Waah aason : me ', ett Ani - C WAY -HINES— g=- . ' yates ee GLUE Gini S— Experienced steady work. aired and p shape and 1 ering: > — See eee, TIS * -y . Schleicher Paper Box Co. 182i Chow. | 2 tral 232. St. Louie Fw WING MA IES R . Wills St. Claire Coupe one t= ewe! nrdreantiice relies: ~ee ‘Se appearance of = new cer ie 5 ome. 2S Soot. _ (ck , 6 tgp nepmomergas 0 eS agate - : a? : pen one émven iese than 7! miles: an ous GIRL L— or use w Uri HSCELLA ous Fon Se ag ie = - a exceptional car at $2758. 7) Juriate. m _ : | SALE Y 0 erer tewe Incl! ee a SOS «OH nent SReN) } Lec aoe Beet Wa . = coeal Teste and ceuntet } . . ee . * > wy . work 5 1 ” HOUSBGi RL —Germ : > » ©¢ a oe eoneeiimeiapeitiainns > aiuite Grand: ~~ . -awe Meru va: . BL K—Larest 19%5 coupe HO SEGIRL io!" =——_ — ST ~_ =I > specia. te BU Ic _ ‘ or =PE. 19: "7995 S30 Warne ar. COouRgtr Park v) he Nose of every descr*pt: om at sncrfcineg : _—— ame Sonderd 4 icc 5) | Dries. Dent — “ou and others: cash or +— some as -K SAR-—With giase sultaiie for « mma ae coe Bangg ogy Boe tens bit a & Giniz—Ex: per ene — : " ; > . . . ‘4 ETs AND CASES ‘or all ‘nes of LEer—a ooriect ran- i ‘e iri or = _3ETWEEX PRANKLIN aND Was New and sightir used furni- “ _muminese ‘“mpes: “Seduced prices fae 7HEVROLEE iam — Resell. ic . ashingten ~~ i : - ture reduced. Oid furniture nereicrraTons “AND CHESTS—Ser ~ | of Ree —— eert pestpeid. > . ¥ c ‘ ' 27 ~ P “P45. a — ae Cm imat fix: — . be rR ‘LET oe GIT 4. re SO ee "es 4 peer s ot5 ot Tar -s : ‘ - ; oo -_ " P ‘ a ea . “ B? i @ ” = rT a Theses 7 anil - ae $’ PERMANENT WAVE MACHINE—r . 7 sit 173 : Yo te Mn — wOL scwOMAN— Whit “oman Eo oo gn age eee oe SR, & MAUCHINE—fFred- a oe. i LFS fae of —— ee ae oe = . ws ‘ss — & ¥ Ta" ° i'n - ? * aes ~~ s” 5 : : ers) hewsewor: | : "min Y Po-r=t Rireraide 208. -TR: 4-Mece walnu t bedroem eulte $117 , somen me fen TE. » Re L ET ¢ or PES 8) ROP CORN Mac HIS NE—Butter K se S-piece walnut dinin x © ashing? on ; 0 we have 3 of thes ours end ‘hey are "PAS Me™, Theeter Phene Gran eng ~ ome Ag, vA ane ~ocing Sree poy Le ‘go itt ' 2s chee $ WALKER ARMSTRONG a. F. oo. m _— 6:3 L306 Otre gt. TOILET BOWLs—t for $15. iod &.- ne iy fret fn a Pe eee te _oen 7 = R= eS “. Lod Le ee Nee ‘ Reoan” ‘- ww
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(2p a oe - . " 2 EP GE ORES veh #aS eRe iat cent is Si ir) . y > TR? 2 tio eee 7 = er as aa En Cue ead wt Te, sams - . - robin BERND Ph a ot Ont 5 SER ure aor nm er rte ar RI! es Pere RG “fi te Pee rae aoe FLO Ft 7 nies . PEM aS ee A sia GEN. ” Be ’ : at coe , KS Oe ee be ee ad - Je » x — hy x 2, ; ‘ - - of - pe na ee a3 Tae : y ; oO SRE S.A OR Bs i. 2 . Bey ™ % eT eee eG oe * ' - ~u Mg tee! tS Tae THURSD ° MAY 7, Ay MAY fe 1935 £* 115,431 ROO M ahd BOARD Ads last t year—52,733 37 MORE than an the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINF n. AUTOMOBILES ~ AUTOMOBILES : ; ee UTOMO oa pine CHE Roadsters For ‘Sale 4 Sedans ! ns For Sale r SiLES UTOMOB! Emon Baile | “A resdsiee ike; tees Tudor sedan. just deivered: have ___ Touring Cars For Sate T aie . AUTOMOBILES = . a 7 ertait Vie d , oshesashieeinagemelesieineeesnsenie re bust be seen to terms, trade; open 185: Sinz, sell for $580: save “$100. et: ' SS ee —\i-- ouring Cars For Sale Touri SAFES a. deme ere aie enings. "9am Pardue. (6529 Delmar. Cabany 55x. | | | FORD TOURIN STUDEBAKER— AKER i si any X , used : Rooms FOR RENT~—South 439 N, Euclid. gr se in excel] ae 5 (cS) | | | || In ‘good condition: $125 G Boar ae toarins: not an or- ay e Co.. 34 and og hen. mn. John A AL, o rooms, twin beds, 7) 5 ts, _ best f a er a. Sedan, , . .1924: in exc ii HitK ' 8 perfect kitche , or | cea br lance a wee Serousbout good Bi oan Me ge it \ || | KARDELL MOTOR C "AR CO., 3145 Locust Pie Locust Open alg nighte. * (cl4) BOTANICAL. B87 Fine mh : veniences jeeping aden: eee a — = J serve as new, | B Cc quick saie iy e ac : > 9) s—+* -paseen _— ront ~ ld priced low; Gakvenien: ae ty 7 fac THY-ARCHER, 439 N. Euclid. HL b& ii ANNUAL SPRING PRICE CUT te drive:" eorvia and overhauled. reahy oeeee, M PLANTS AND TREES BOTAN at. woe Fee oo Jecc ~ tr : ps | fell ~~ a Bey Pondater an : Forest 626. (c62) |) | qT Ht Ford Tourin sg WEBER'S sb hg ee A Blue grass. Cail Delmar a740W Povey spitvate Yamily: conv gcen- nished: $6 ¢ : 0 « usi-;) driven only 10, eavin bi S. E. Cor. Garri “a GE -| Grand . neces. ROOMS—Furnished. é er a . pationn eauip- |. So caek: 291% Woskieee ay FORD SEDAN | ||| Very late 1923: also 1921: & Garrison & Locust st. (c6)| 1 you Nant any sodding done. a8. give -{c) | CALIFORNIA. 1519A—2 wie EC ef soar oe ;, 13 mo, | bDODGE—Roadster, oe | b& ||| tion throughout: sacrifice Gee terms d aoa 9944 LOCU ST S sodding ao ee save you = me __hnished rooms; | ;, Se, EUG ‘ee - | _ fect: $295: terms. 470)" s beautiful condition: a rare bargain: il DE LUXE CO cm , z. so 406 email et 450 per Seeate jare yard: no | CASTLEMAN, 412 , ’ E550: | DODG E 701 Gra 0; ase 47 at $325. ; } ? 1 | _Open Locust. wa vn ey 2912X. STUDEBAKER—1924: Jcight 6 part ~ or too large: I do work in ‘lemen or bade; baw Bt floor east; gen- B05 Locust. Gd | |Down i, ROADSTER, a OT0OR CO. SID Locos, | Look what Yah- || | ~ pen all day Sunday and evenings. _ beautiful: lake throughout. painted a Victor sa7awe” HY OF county. Cpl CLEVELAND, 4252 —Be 43 Boon (c65) p nova! sale: J ve Ss 1 ’ Hi GUARA . E. Cor. a “* SARAH. 1214 W—tiouw RAH, Sa sO sie vitoe only $225. 4003 Gardner Sedan. Originai i ae of bawmes ‘|i | 2 eaten. NTEED 30 DAYS. STUDE Cor. Garrison & Locust st (cs WRITERS AND ADDING | “LEYELMD. 215-3 rooma,, bath. com tiy_ furnished gee geeneePing rooms, wens ay 616 Lafayette, UK AUTO ge [paint and tires, in good condition +f or asgng Real ||| ‘22 Light Delivery lecccedececesesQlTRl 106Et dalcan SENN teiiea: wits mee duce | MACHINES - Pe a oe ; eve-| = ; 1327A—Nicaly 7 rer: oniv &05°— FORDS—Roadsters. a _vpen_¢ patina "Upholstery like new Good me- | buys, too!. Let’s |; ‘23 Touring . .... ‘ ; : St ee ee ae 1s a... and new General Bag 9 te duce F &euth : rooms; : ‘ ripe $135 up: terms. 3833 Wace nod granical Sitoere. Unusual Front and rear | go... No interest it aa peaeater ES ped ae eee does ot — geen cal condition: can be bought | ADDING M or Sate ‘sirle oF ‘comie See Tne: Seems ‘ ‘ —_ - ad u i ! . . hil *eeeweeveseeae eee as Be ent wood | * sini. Peet, Cone new ‘dosed car at an Sindee sane | 4 i] Lb ee ene ens ae pacheram Delmar 2614. 1202 N Kine. gERS, fold. ‘rented. Bn Bagh ey ovis EADS. 3181—)_ ant heusdies OO .: D lif | Sev eSeepeeen? way. ” n le ma hi . , rates: . ke new, bar- FURDS—Road — ee tuasel): ca, erms to please. Open || \ Ton trucks, all models. be i (¢1) | Chine chines. Reliabel Adding M m.__Grand 5208R et ii. Laren eters, guura S @ay. ‘night. Sunday. | Libera! ree ns. B) and Typewriter Co., as Soe 4 FLAD. 3828—Beautiful ect; —~d a oC ~ | oe ee Dist CAR CO. ‘an $5 WEEKI y | 2323 Locust. Sean prtiatnner +4 al | 9944 LOCUST ST. Epieaote: a798.. 713 oa) . ae ap front room; must weekly. 4127 | $215: $60 dow : fine Be e istributors Jv } § | eromewe 10 | STUDEB reprod -E—C nation dictatin x = y~furnish v15: $60 down oC 18th and Locust § 4 'PRAN Ze re | AKER—1924: 7- producing machin zg end, hal) room. tor od | FORD—Roads: “4 a: Ah anc | Buick T ANKLIN—Tourirg: motor just over- | EBAKER—— 1024; Tpassenger, Big | tot poor ict 2 ee: ee gentiomen ; 2%. leaving city., _ $195: trade: te i) #405 modela Bs ——— . x ouring..... $185 ||| hauled; sell cheap. Olive st over- | Pon Aa auled. repainted; 5 new | BOOKKEEPING ctorie _Bidg._ GRAND BL., 3232A G.—Bleeeiag or is6w. ‘8 FORD pews 2 pete res Olive os, Dt teamshiic sedan: driven } ‘oe oe eeeee cosegad $165 | | CARD rearing: 1921: rae 70. ot) | w weer. s igappearance like new. velectricaliy G MACHINE —Barroughe, ss reoma; conveniences. i a = only . _runs good: $110 + 7 short period and — ae SE Set or $195 | S. 12th st. - | Siena SOF. Garrigon & Locust st (¢ ne _ with caiculati By HARTFO (e4) | FORDS—-Ei terms. __ coer “pies halen |) M Lea toi | H.C. 5.—T c#) | fi Cor__ Garrison _& Locust_st_(c6)| bined; Burroughs ad ng machine com: RD. 3727—Furnished room. neat- $5¢ waown $5 | ~bight roadsie oe ee beaitiful finish; eee a aten sews 145 Sega? yeh, 6-cylinder sport: al-| ||| = | two Bur s adding machine, al _ly Grand 876. os S5| $35. $65. $90. $160: terns. fhe. gy ll i A | Sales ado | gimnet bow, 6, balleca ero te | || : $200 at rroughs calculating machines, cost HARTFORD. 3806—Smal (4) | WASHINGTO oe ~— rgain + GRD Road s, {pos Ae ogg OO gt at a sav-}|/| dey a se ae $195 tl Gasthe ; boet ry in ae city. Mac- | | BRAND-NEW STUTY _Market each. Bensinger Co., 1007) _TeKe for gentlemen (oe: ee rm and Lin all . +‘. adster: ‘etart Epevens} lL. ' ray sn © @¢ @& 28.06 6 ate $195 } Hue lid. For u mo e Co., "439 N. ; ! | STENOTYP (c59) a ao Py c) ey ‘ open evenings. Do ~r Some | 3401 Locust. | Winton | eet _62S. {ii _ 4-paseenger sport ode}: i m E MACHINE—Or | sh housekeeping ro O—Nicely furnished wb oy BL.., - $85, dow wns. S885 Dein niehts and Sundays. «RR ees verano say, J ed $190 | HUPP—Refinished: new nee tt. Bee ee SF model; de- |j/ | —achines. reasonable __1427 [. orthand | r0q bing room, southern expesure: 2: con 3441 ca ei r ‘ORD—Roadater, Starter. & oe. bath, garage a ~ Down: new set tt 1928, 4 big sacrifice to satisfy herself conditoin; newly painted: = excellent | _bak @ anything: also Uakland. down; | | best buy in tawn || | a ROOM—Furnished. and Kitche ee WESTMINSTER. , to $395. eany paymer * | sare car a third Jewett of diff > rself Quick Baie: term rgain for? axer, 3441 Juniat akland. Stude- | NY ” @ n >| HORS 2943M ed and kitchen Lindell . oe S1DSA— Two or — ‘ roan {ONARCH. 3] wpe since her f erent closed| nings. 4650 Easton. Sundays and eve- |), ——— nd (e$) || or-anyw ES AND iD VEHICLE T : qi | _ roome [ora Rowse ;_ 24 | HUP—Roadster: rar 137 cite 5 amily was recently) Coe 50 Easton. Delmar 2547 SS byt anywhere else. ||| | $ j Re SS8ELL, 3 ; (c5) | WESTMIN . . , HE : 7. (cd) | Se | i +. 3651-—F hed room : R a, 3 .aso ||| —tect: $575: ‘torms. 4 ruse 1023; Papecial PAY forget this Jewett {EV ROLET—Touring: er 4 I ane ty ea) Like fimding |!|| pee For Sale vate fam mily; breakfast Pm ahh aia ween om _fire “reasonable. (c k 51) M ARM . heater. automatic shield - + & motor and every ite ul little car; paint, i UNCOLN PH AET |! Paty 4 HORSES—Good with tri RUSSELL, 4133A—C] ESTMINSTER. 4551—Connecting house- ; 3 : 395 Ch ON 34 Will consider open car in Sedat act tion: terms: open a excellent Condi- | |/| ON 1 money. Look ’em | | See Lowenstein, 132 ies “ne guarantee, —-FOOM : $6. Grand 4303M housekeeping Ra rooms: 24 floor front; range: t « 480.1111 Ly car, welre wheel An idea} and mont! payments. Always 4650 y Emston. Delmar 2347 and evenings. | |! 4-passenger; car like new: ti fl over ’ He ~ . sion - ee roe 3843—2d floor fro te es (4) . ane +7 ALE MOR “fig «Rig equips WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 1923 Chevrolet T , (cd) | }{). tires: driven only 8000 miles: ee Tal : || HORSE—14%4 hands. dark. 6 years old: Victor 40520 Sultable 2: farnien- ie tet be .. 4108—Very comfort- tf ** 75 iit i IRE AUTOMO a 9921-27 Locust P Down f. ouring—$118 | pris $1000 ‘new-car’ guarantee: it i | 24535. 10ne for appointment. Webster . SIDNEY 1S fon ou man a... hy, teem also ; . 6 fit Marmon Distributors. ” BILE | SHA N—Brfucham. 199. . Ci 78) which on this beautiful 1923 automobile. ; OO off new car list: tern ti ee ~ = (c) ba hele 12 4.0 — Housekeeping. «3S. CESRIRFER POS | e-e+. 485 ||| | __Open Sunda * 4; 6 evlinder; in s absolutely just like nev jj| OF trade. Open Sunday - it 75 DOWN | | Moe sO; 7 Bere, pare recr: esi hall, $3,_ “¥: oom : ER, PU., 3080 I v75 1 ndays and evenings. Cangas run only 5300 miles: moval sale, rice only $295. SOUTH. abe | p. m. until 2 | '); 1 farm wagon 717 . eee of harness; THIRTY-SEVENTH, 5339 Mo (5) nish : pean floor front. extra well is : - fi 8 nh on | ; . ° % ‘ J er ) | ; . ~ evente ms . es and _nished; suitable for two: reasona ” Dow | 994 MASTER En oe os! et eiehh- Sour chance NM CO. 26468 Lafayette: esi gO Se a i! | F. — owning own Coont 4 to | WESTMINSTE for two nables (c 78) t V0 if 6600) miles fully 4- wheel brakes: Mac ARTHY-ARCHER 439 N E 1! Cle j d | > fay t 4035 Lind lv. “a ES. INC., i $6 WEEKLY " Belle) “eee wagon. complete. 2103 WAVERL e ee Greets. o rooms At LS $ 4—Connecting ay | 1: fully equi ; @ Forest 621 N. Euclid. ve i e rdell 8600 in ||| | _N. 15th st.. Andrew J. 746—2 roo 2463M. || practically new pres: this aur 4 orest 626 (cB? an Ne ye Lu = Oe se we Siadek. (62) keeping, apartment f mse, house- : . | ; | srrall do and at \N—Se ; >; ___ (eG) xe —ooOooeeeee i] , | ? ie RK MULES—Horses, ccemieaen cold water. t furnished, hot and WESTMINSTE rm ; ed C it rade SOUTH ent. balance ce 17 meena TEeeE ierme ciate. Sa: Sport. Beautiful sport: latest duco finish | MARMON—Clanieat ted Gen iS | Chandler Touring $225 || | Dairy, 2325 N. Taylor. “$25 up. Meyers | Some Vices stg et we | rensonn got yg . uS- || | 2646 Lafayette, gn BUICK AUTO re” - trade. 3500 ~ other gO a = ay on bumpers and i ___ 3983: toy Oy in town: | | Stutz $240 i peace. — a (c7) ore ee Y mane r ngs, a — so —— enepervinltanin 3 3 ) " { easils : h on (7 i Le- jé§ SOUte eercseseneere “” = : i] wt = 9 ort Tatotee gp }moet new; ies eee setan: new: $705: cw ee $373. “Year! Ma rmon 34, 19 ait Chovreht ... $265 MACHINERY Southwest be gh sy A ye “) hai || OAKLAND—-Roads 4) eee Eas- OLIVE MOT. on 24 P : Sie ae | . larges Hii OJ K. and ote tl 1921; ne. hanica s. waSWELL, SEDAN 1073 (7) ~ 2210 Washing Bon Open event wh te | i 5 ‘hauled, newly o¢ Phaeton | } Overland .........$195 | | FANS —O a For Sale a a eee room in home of two adults: || St. Louis Durant, 3205 an. $125; * M9200 down; refinished: extras: s ava ad: g bi eled, new tires, shock absor ae Reo ‘ fiiil d. c ng fans a. c.. ceiling fans; after 4 eniences; phone Grand 6287h.| “© > Su . Y Locust. ° Gon shed; extras: seat cov- ' ‘rr ocr | bumper, me orem. (ie oe coessees Sun . ¢., desk fans os ' P_m. : Sundays and evenings. dumpers. MONARCH. 3137 Locust. | j IST ST | ersthing ‘in perfect’ condition “which om ada So attains oncillsling in a. | (05) aT PINE, 3080 Fursahe | barit ieee werfect: racin nal N—fedan; 1973: classiest: a | OLE E—7-passenger to | adda to make motoring a. which } Dodge «--e+eee+~+ + $260 | Lo very low prices. "pensinger Co. | | i bee og - 38 ; aes, * -aliellalliiMladaleer y ice spger touring: 1021 medei:| MORE AUTOMOBILE '6o") ‘Marmee | Mexwen sr10——||| | GRINDER Small cea West crept room iitcheneia,somronenes |, 2 A : ll : ‘han- ” . mor eeoteeeeeers , ) _ ~-EEpape , — HH ‘Saaen. terme. est. Piadnter:) new gs f 1920 Nash: Se ds (7) $393 K. ‘A wonderful service car: SUNDAYS AND OS ocust, OPEN Liberty $240 | aie Ren ——, Heald eurface. with | AUBERT, 1410—Furnished housekeep! a 5 cust, Open Sunday w EBER’S USE e , [eee ere 2 Kentucky a‘ . o.. | Sulte, ladies usexeep'ng ROOMS by mew: fully | ‘WILLYS[KNIGHT i > yrecgstonaline te an -S._E._ Cor. en tage 9 cetat E MAXWELL. jrouring: verfect: | Haynes ¢...0.0:..$225 HAND FORGES—Very reasonable 27 | | AUBERT, 1 1923- ee yed.__{cO2) FAIRFAX. FOR NERY — ee ee ee. G fenders ete., with leage; original Sita Teac z Lene ‘wood: $125. G oy? | — sare, _ 3520 _Easto: : only $63: Sty ; a Lucas av. +e Ousek ceping or sl oor. Foom, 4 Unfurni , ag: ro loo. ¢ . ~ a Studebaker . 9 ‘ (c4) _or sleeping; reasonabi sing! 4y (o4) Be ernich: mechanical ae. © dent or | —hamJohnson, 1163 8. Ki neshi 3rin- | i. 2) Pee oe ee ee $240 | MAC HINERY—Bought +__"S BARTMER, O91 1 Lar 2: ngle or en suite. Delma e =n ROADSTER Qecee soar, eer | ewe Touring \ YEAR T | | ASHEN ERR peg dann | re ar aman eNOS | ited tome Oc ciel, Nr : ve. - 6S XCH ANG YO; easy terms. 3354 "ast iy} y d | R, 605 om | Late mo Oper 7E. “ms 220 East a wate’ model: b 4 > - (c15) | 6 Setos SES on” Pi Oat BEN ee Nag 120° Tocunt. | Gown: trade, "3483 “Easton parton. 9) |chantcaliy tired class’ Sood “res. bariners, | AB TO PAY | ||| Se TSR inde tS) | pita 24 Thor trot waters owes | Teams Sa6—Frvlabed trot or Pal Oy me on. ; - Year to 4 . N intinttaneratencnia ea ates East a ront and re "ee ’ 7. umpers, '. - anywhere. Nati i a . PINE 3Tl8——O os ate) 2810 _W ete MOTOR ).. oe ash aden ma etd ete 1922: zion. og ps buy. Ope > aun one other | AHLEM ey ES. Se See Louie | “ot hi - a Housekeeping — oe rH arene ome 3) et evenings. (¢} Me late 1922 805 Russell. SOULTHW bs | (c62) . vor fron - EN 9 —Re i, Cheap; se | 4 7-nass, This Sees (c) 3005 ‘iT NASH CO , owner t connecting; water, furnished ‘ nt reduced for Mr. Seiterd Be oa i Sedans For Sale “7 a lente ,rebuil t. has ys - Oe Mom DODGE— Touring, . 1929, good: “$1295 ate tre D005 Olive. Bomont 3800 30: 39 Locuxt 1035 N. GR XN : SAV E. MONEY CLBANN ee (c4) for rooms and nished ’ = (eT) | BUICK $—Sedan. 1922: rare er ee Santerd Nash blue. re- | pe Ray 5 down. bargains; —— Deere rT taba: AND | ON YOUR, ELECTRIC MOTOR = ing or boupshaahioes alla rooms, sleep- ee ——— | . ee : o ver r. —o a - ——— ob ! oe a — : iE dearantecd. | ee N. Euchid | HUE BER. 2001 La + gg ne pine? Sd oe Luce Kront Sion avamg ss + P RIC > Cc U T more used cars. ; FORP—t-ton t soiee ae rific a 5 | Boom Neen “ nicely furnished: ingle | room, 24 floor. — > . ae j r lik ew Sry, : Mace | ’ be. iz , ) earns T. ov terms at ily - mM jonal ‘oO dy* bp 7] > 6@r a cat | — t S "a chanical ¥. as eg! me- HH Dodge q ourt ng Come a-runnin’: onatn eaten = 7 ms. ate fami! Woreat 14) can lad a we BL.. 5153—Extra rae front ROOMS In SUBURBS od condi- | € edan : — Open day. night. Sunday. |} Two; mechani O K: ' , ete.: only #125: ales ten pody, starter, |" amet 9 Wante d, baby to board. Del- Del aah veers eat ;_regeoname. LYNDOVER, 7436 (Maplewo: > tien a. Lu- | ee model, rebuilt and repainted; tae tone MOTOR CAR CO ay || original enamel; pric . a. neds 000 tires, ns body- ouly ‘$75. 4434 dG Kant stake + RICHMOND PI Rag i : 4 M. a % ‘ ret Vee ae n n ae — . y wt sf i- ool referee ed . +6 aT , - ae - a contitics. rysler Brougham #e: me sree sn Jooke It: cheap price for | Oakland. Doris fudson. Willys-Kn'ent|/|/ -Hup, Touring $125 ing hand-made (body: 2 yeare to pay.| Saige "TO SANA, Ch a Bg _jonnecting __ BOOMs Wan tse : condition: "4 = mings. ndays and 1 woe argains: : Lee | iti a ee = t FOR Dd (ee cpm rege a aie oo (c7 so uBekeeping rx , RR, 00's. tires: a ety Guteeie car has Sane g ies Deimar 2547. eg | Easton. can terms, trade. 3520 i Set Cocccescoses : s pals we ‘True ee 4, starter, rare, ice N h . —’ | DELMAR BL. BE Foome; all conventions gnceei moos ist at Tioor: easple, gate ished rooms, 50 Easton. (on your inspec ew were ‘ts EDAN —— | DUBA tANT—1925 touring de ee Oe HEF ngs. 2315 Olive. | - | ort | room, apartment; gentieman ; = oe t-Dispat — oriment. fed) ‘Slantial saving: terma.” eguipanenss oe fanning condition: 7-pams.: $12 Bercy M ype = whee, ge en yey F ere A ee ; ste : tA FORD—Truck : Tight delivery; $125: £5) | am Soee VW 714A—Excellent rooms and stpfereece.__ a “y cond OMS | Wid—One or wae, | “ P nd e a ¥, : 6s | ¥ , . as ew at 7 P > in bo | c “Suan oe — - 2 ~ i ” ¢ e ' e ae ; ss $350 33 fs cms. ‘Rion pray MOTOR CAR. OY. MOTOR CAR CO.. 3145.L sent | 3 hy Pete “Open | —— iicties adi she> 3 98 || ferd a12 S and: ask for Mr a block cant, of a neh ges: $7 week; (o6) | keeping. rannaen Nenaae -— ve Grand. ler onosw. "Lafayette and : as. | tH geen ae : en” sy av and evenings Bh 2p a agg Sigdanitelin ereeres so FOR 7 icletiliaiaaiatehinciiiinan ) | NE Ws Sada wr — c6) | reasonable: referenc - bec, eer c cAS } oe +E—Secan. 4- door. real beauty: : REO SED AN iy ates eRe Veils 222.28 eee an 78 RD— Truck a Re eht delivery: good me- | m a AD, 2 9 5 N. Nice room for 1 or ; DELMAR RI 4 RCee. ROOMS t4.— and ba =) | _ down: trade: others. 3441 Sunt 04) 4 Studebaker ....... $140 chanical condition: has. ood t : with or without mea ‘. , 44°8—Rooms tor ligh electric, on South Siée: ref = olor just | —— untata. (OGP pba gteient condi 4 “)¢ ‘ r Overland body: will sell ches cood cab and; ences; reasonable eo; conver?: | housekeeping; all convent _ anes a a well AN | DELL MTOR CAR ESSE | FORDS—T " igs) DELMAR, 4552 wit ‘ with or h and eceean, | It ; u an CO. 3145 Loc ust th aed hasty . a ; rT f ) a ru: cks: ty ton; open expre ni fro $52—Largce. nicely furnienec ; out Ry South th Side pre referred: tw snd SMVEB! | ace ‘nindels” dige’ yheets | Selou?, Sia MR fea) | PEERS SED Can ex” egeen: ||| A YEAR TO PAY |i), som “rast Motor Co. f ‘a ac a ierrrerenyereetcr gears Msg ny ieee paths tapleres, Das ¢ id Post-Dis, — . - 2) ad : = 4 ry} ad ay. o. ne ) penser le sunend AP et cxsaie S.-—Lrent e eo i¢ wr - election: nok Seow ons Sle cowuate 1‘ 2 - 24 Studebaker Special 6 5S oe Ht FLINT. Cor,_ Gacriaen_& cere @) | Y AHL ‘| i i" and S02 Gravois av. at-4 we” ue | wens pony and board at pentlonse ony DELM “tat ished 5550— First east, =e | nee ti housekeening e reoma, Bg fagn ; rs iene ? ° a. r and SSaa. |i! —Tourt | EN | , at eo urnished rooms and : a y couple witho aca r eNichte and io Think! Only $675. Year 40 gig eter bar cap lock. bumper. Motom- ||| | new: a real buy; teria. “4. 956° 1c feally | | He FORD TRUCK , | | pists, soastenian au Moree | 2 Se eet ‘carent’ wre met | p 8 ; OLIV ‘ a |) ) step plates. disc ||!) | FORD—Tow n > G focust. | |i ~ wr | Two 14-tons, panel bodies, ben siiliatiaibiae West DELMAR BL. 4052—Fu J} Rooming howses meee not S a ans! ee OT OR CU.. "BW 00d One extra mount with | t yrings: «u»~*ntees: all prices: | |/; 1035 N. GRAND | One 1. ton open each $225. | CABANN 3 | sleeping, 1 k rnished rooms,| P-302. t-Dis Gnewer, Des heels, 3 cord eel Washingtoe. Open event 0 i tire and cover. Good t Hi erms Ford Agency. 4033 .acicde. (e&) i ie ARDELL . Hi ress body: $200 E, 5029—Soard ~ and room. for! and $5. ousekeeping: respectaDle; $4 F202, __Fogt-Diepated._. ter. bun pers, i | Ps) 507 aI], ovely, ai i ~ we S— Beautizal room. 35 itowten ar de Dodge Sedan. Splendid mechant- emerge A splendid J - oot ant | FORD—Tourings, $115. $1: — $39 ’ » -— ece. fem - res , i > ra | rs WEBER MOTOR CAR CD. = ‘ and Locust. et) , i ‘ee jours ngs. all mwoceis $35, :. Cor ; iapeie . — Ly RCH AGE. RE 0 TRUCK : oa a BL. _ SU: ¥ Room and board ENRIGHT. 40 iter eee Bb day, weekiv cates: ¢ub tahoe Sanh . a a iE ey ‘ PAR — H {.. . ne ae Os row. . ” et — 04 yw -—- ont - ois IDEAL. HOTEL, 2800 jpn, Rae 4 l I ai oe ————— =—— : 6: —100 tourings emanate : > . oar or workingmer eg aes ioe » WSS + ‘CONDO IRE house. | r. ths: 4 wee U X _- an very ‘ ‘ o. roadsters., - a ’ KARDELL Mi ‘ ’ : J : aie 1. erest Tubs ke png vomMms f C @ GSy w a ur ’ . © ESEEX 4d-——-Sedan, 1921; perfect —* | "this pe agg ot Piteticont a eee | Fan aay By gee s $40 il ayn mee | MOO 1028. Beacmmier tetring: Gee | os sete {OTOR CAR CO. 3145 Loenst LINDELL BL., 5668—Singie aed ‘ a rvoms, for couple; reasonable. | ae hd dg HOTEL, 4: 456 N. ewesanibds | | a 23. $230 Bg $275. Open piace TE $701 ore y caret ' bl driver: must oe ~ they +9 by Py eat omen eg 20 Fas'op.— (BY | tires ‘AL: von be seen paint. top and 1-TOS TRUCK S25; wood.) Fal ie, ning water: be at a ere adell 387. 5 TZBL. 4 5703A—2 front xo = | sourH SIDE HOTEL, Delmar 2008 = Fe " 4 ap) af : d hs n¢ ig bargain: ate appreci- coal or indlin : also ° oe. aie “hss a QoO— odern PeOm : a oomes ; gas Fa range: alb con veni ’ r w HANGE | FOKD—Sedan, jate model starter ; -A8K AUTOMOBILE COMPANY terms. Big Four. 2218 8. Jefferson WEBEF.'S ’ ing car. 1922 née Maxwell tour- sirable: conv ce — ences; $5. Room and board: all conve , ap ; . ond ; 4 ] . es os . 5; terms if enient location: ex EUCLID, 4 8.—Eu { Bt 166) | ree only $115. 1905 Locust. _(3 at 234. Bomont 1840. | fORD > Touring, 102: ap | E. Cor SED CAR EXCHANGE , | Adkemier_ 4 408. Franklin av. t (062) _meals. cellent | rooms, IL ERT eS ee aed PwOPI 6 tee Pusesii rs | $ild, 8140.4 194: egglens Sone __ Touri Maxwell. Chevrolet others. trade” i —M —— TRAFFIC TRUCKS | ant rooms; excellent meals: Indies, sents im: hot and cold water: private entrance, | follows. St Ngle room. $4 and $6: double fees. | Gad ieder 1804. At ee edition: eMC ring Sere For Sale Juniata, dk- 3 oon Sport, Trg. 50 USED TRUCKS: PRI‘ oe eee ee ail after 7, cronies. — O—Atract sentetly $8: special rates > fami — ; eee, Sass" Pe at ag 4464 En Easton. Pe hte. 1820.°$100: Sarsand “1520 °575: Foner Beek machanten'iy: 470: stan, cve- | nese in ts Moon. It's a dream! Like Thies ARE REBUTI COST, | riba | En enSON, Coe west furnishes siuth| eas ae tee a ‘wiih mal n fami | Sad "veater” aod, eiecti i. ‘ORT dan. 23; $75 dow $5 f ; N ‘ 79: oren eve- | teed way: mechanical! vera ’ 4 TILT AND REMAN room: good meals. _one or two | jes. Second apt. EB. (c76 all roome H ° 431245: your | lls * os * i, ‘Vandeventer, ings. _ Downs, SESS Delmar. (c89) | . It's a steal for $54 y guaran- UFACTURED: ATTRACTIV = hy a : 76) . otel “St. TLauls, 14th @ r | “guaranteed 30 days. 04127 _Oll | K—1937 a c89) | r $545. Year to 5701 M = TERMS | McPHERSON, 4956—B FOREST PARK BL. 4954—2 Chestnut — ; aster 6 tourin ii FORD—192 24 touring: not : ° OLIVE MOTOR pay. 1 cKISSOCK. 2 BLOCK . | eautifully fur- fu complete.y | ——;-—-—-~- = t) | FORD—sedan; 1922 = i nted car: . g; solid an ordinary °n1N w Co.., R , S EAST OF nished rooms: ex . rnished rooms fer wht housekeep : . Cou e€ | echamtonneen ts Pi neshienwrats. = t 1924 Scot; both Skeet trakee: has $75 soeta Shey tare RAUESER, aoe ashington. Open _evenings._(c} pene ay COLFAX 6180 ; | sity car: ooina: “excellent _— weet aac mit © om floor severe Bachelor Quarters p | FORD—Tudor: ns: many extras; 405; Rew: beautiful 1923; seve ider 3418 Locust. Open_nights. NER. 9O44 Y Autom |OLIVE. 4237—Newly furnished fr poe 4242 Lindell. beautiful new in every! = terme, trade. 4° 43 Easton. : a, te bargains: terms et ood FOR D—Touri — 4 JUST ST. Uu oblies For Sale— | rooms: excellent board. 7 ont HORTON PL., 5927-—Two neatly f hed pointed: ‘cest 4 Bits a rea | FORD aint ia, ee 418 Locust Open ms, GRAUP- | POR" 312 uring: cheap: rune ay Gy | WASIG—1929: 7-pacsoneer tent Miscellaneous | PAG : BI... 5352—Room and board: 1 housekeeping rooms; sink in Xitehen.te) gy yh ye -- 3 4 : ‘24 model cae $425; terms: Jes. a touring. 7- — | just overhauled: orl ring: motor| ¢ es Pen also sinele room. (eng) | KENS nae ‘ous ne 00. 4 Kuaranteed. 3333 ‘Washington. ee . y vainted *. ever s-paseenger: Dew: += (cv)! wonderf! : Orlginal paint: ca ) wWwram ar OM a9) | KENSINGTON, 5126A—Nicely furnished sitting rooms: vacanct )., : ae t y FORD— ; u_ sh r in| é \ | ROOM | [ AND | BOARD— | . a , evenings. (e) | KORD—Sedan: “22. model: AY sionally quiet: a Teese’ ead | FORD Toute: GSTS Grand wk WE| 8 cet, Garten AR EXCHANGE, | ag LOCUST BT eee ete alee eae | Se 1 Manca asctninrn eq extras: terms. Rieflings. ” : term uiet: a very desirable used Mr. Se‘! Se'fe rd. (er) . - or. Garrison & Locust ; i Ss. DOW N— 5 > ob Pal 29) -——--——-- — c yer Coupe | POR ———3 5 ee 5 MOTOR CAR CO.. has FS ‘D—1922 touring; perfect: $135; | ope ~rouriag, 1923: at tc All care ii good ae WEES dri Ter PL. ROH Taree roo. LACLEDE, 4048s and usys LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL Tr ‘ * . . . ~ ’ ne é or Le P ’ aiid e - renic keled, : alee rs enie- as: enon Sunda 2°01 Loc: ont. really new, $245 735 tan | 1—1924—Didsmobile ree Gravois . fC) Wilireitaicee coh ewbeeeore $100 WEST MINSTER. nani Micely furnished LACLEDE, 4916-—-—3 rooms aetemseld. f 4300 Lindell BL “yo 4. | evenings. 4650 Easton. Delmar “s 4LOCUS FORD—Touring. 1922; demountables, | Duco: fine: virtually ‘perfect | Ford sedan -. . . nak ae! “abe age 100 | = s c ome- . ic), | MO eases tale it gne S58 Bese g tga chemical | POP Ena Tae madcle” 8100 to 8550, eems | ___‘Open nintta” ant asters” ||| {_Tocut 4) | “tre: nomeatve eurreuntings 64) |. Beimar a860W breakfast optional. | chofcest ‘home-cooked meals. Special sum: . 8230 Gravois; OF terms. Ree it at 1312 3. £ "iy See Cor Garricon 74 oat te “— Easton.__ 1eB5) | “ANNU AL } gp aadaye, __ At Weber's Dreamland. 18th and |, ' ROO | LINDELL BL.. 4117-2 or 3 mod mer raise: (cS) Passenger. x. fon Mr. Selferd. abd ROUET Touring. | 1941: al “cond: | FORD Touring A F. all late “models: $110 Old 4 RING PRICE CU T | ge Sect a , Sutebanere—— MS FOR RENT—CITV _- furnished rooms, hot-wa eter heat, lig he, : cost $1350 | MORD—-Sedan; new style, tudor: cheap; ba: $50: $25 down. 4464 Ea 5) re S . Special 6. Light 6, in all | eas and ice furnished; 24 floor Lell.(c62s RESORTS th ; Oe oo ston, (c5) | _Was ington. _ 104 moO | BODY TYPES. F ‘ 50; inspection jon is Car ie, suarantess oe ‘a1 am are “ee Touring: late mode!: big FORD—Touring: 3924: - perfect “conditio Very latest bile rg. i to 1925. in all co ngs Pe ips oo ag ROOM—For 1} or 2: twin Me MILLAN, -47154—Nicely furnished For Rent Ries te) Ask for Mr. Melford oa ° rms. Bie Four. 2218 S. wood tires: good paint: cheap i peor of ent st model; has new body and 1 standard makes in tourin “ anit Po ne 305 home: Jewish preferre. room. southern exposure: conveniences; or 3 — | ROLET en; | male; terms: open Sundays and evenings. Meter. oroughly rebuilt: ‘dumper, moto- |\\| roadsters, coupes. and sedans (c4) | Privileges: homelike, “"(90) | CLUB HOUSES——The | I , = a wt terest! $100" terme. "85 ioe | 886 Sarton, "Belmar 8847.” "Ss | nidecwings. spare tire and Giher ex. ||| germs, please Open day fedans’ || || ROCMS—Aparimient, Lindell 1836J after | MOVPERSON, Sm aise aipale room, | SPI be eee ee aE nt: | A ; r a a : @ as new: trad | Sunda J me f REE Ree | nished fr 4 om. ‘oupe Ba} | laeniee, 8525 Tight “howsehessine and! ployed. nette, for y = | pagen 2 x -& s rom. new. fi for sae mech Bel; _Ford Sedans ' : eu ( ) Bod Sa ' e a com venlencee '€3) 8803 Riversi-e Eaceptions! ||| /!|| srsgocheurolet ----- $08 to $495 [ME Buick Sport hr ee ees Caeser ** $45 ||\ verland i, uring BARGAINS nena or Bale | PINE, 3515—Fiousekeeoht def mye poe (92) : ll '7 +4 term ee @ @ @ © payee: re : i Hup Sport me 2 te *eeete $ 495 | | a eoeeeseevver8eeee ee 4 - | ' i ; | gl22 model 4 eriginal ename!l fin 4 easure: terms to suit. mm 8680 Olive wa ter - electric: eae om ty range. and churches: low rent; in dy | . *e*ee ®ese 8 e6e6eese ae i eeoeeevraeveste ee eee . r J - “ = — ‘ saa iy st MR at Chalmers Sport $795 | |||) Overland ...+-eereeeeeeses $150 |) | quick ale: terms motor Al: ‘priced for | BARGAINS in Ford bodies. -&) | | anv ve | | aise Apperson tpt she eel. °° ) | GARF iF lL. Kr. 37 a “= etl te ecting. at g Be wily turnished: i 3) $1450 Clev “ees eee eee ee* a 1Z Sport = | eos eae © ** § ! * iE SPORT RD BUDIES a T - >—T wo larce ol np! *Teiy ; it b land ..........-S870 ‘Wittys- $1495 Chalmera 2. csc case resssces $125 Ea ui a: | trucks, our ng. £0 idsters, furnished light housekeeping roo _ tinuous hot water: real home; modern (# ‘ me Siane sradebaker SS eepun 9it'é 1 ett Euent Sport ..$ 575 || | Chandler SEP RES Oae $ OR PI ag te ao en bumpers, eunvine | Uta. Rri@se. sedans, 4209 W a whole floor to yourself; ee le tent. MINERVA, 5047—2 and 5 rooms in apart. —— FOR RENT - 24 705 ; ae fit ; oo | in a a ae ee & ' ; a ——— ° < ~ tras, iret -c! j Es — rel neat ly furnisd 4 ane. ay Bile aes $ideo Willye-Knight it OE ne Nash * sy Wee: $ 660 || ad FO =. Meee ee eae HS : but the Rang h prey! citer wrsnccian new car. gi Boas. e—erepe age +o pass. “coupe, 1 BRERT. 3571—Gentieman; front ey aaumaies — $y er ah NROsi a eee | 1994 pmaeee He : a F pe $450 | inti Saar Woe : : ie pees . ach le . | washin s. trade 2233; 2!) conven ences. | le} ; KE. 4622—2 con- | "PENROS a Essex Ce lea wi 6 : : ROS is ean een vee ee ae . : ‘ECO shington asd, RAE. _nectia igh BK. 41 ete |] $75 Re ictton Sport 2.028 525 || | CRE SIOREE company, | ZORp ANOLE New and aid many | ang nen, ewte docoaieg 90 | NEM i, TED 9c | Re a a | - beter f , nid ty , »? ? Ji | “as DOTS om ny n: newly decorate | | | $100—$200 ; n are: , eter gs $575 ||| Hurry: Hurry! Hurry! |) . “PEERLESS SIX | gid body walten in trade. Deeds Auto Ress | NORTH | MARKET. 2343 —Furnished NEWSTEAD. 1218 X Sy nauerinep . Be eS $ 495 : Current model 70. 5-passenee / 12th st... opnosire C y rooms for light housekeeping; call week | ing; let fi . pie ft || driven about 500 ger nharton. | eCity Hall ich) | dares after 4: Se, (¢€ il DOWN . $100—s209 " | The wise buyer puts his | company: Ge on ak an Ger ae | en and Sunday | OLIVE. 4398—Room. 34 floor. Apt D. fey fail he «90 DOWN ait || | vies mew car guarantee: anc Car: i _Chassis For Sa PASM 36004-— v ‘) | _ reasonable: entrance No. 2. - it Nn Be ) aie on a Yahl tee: substantial dis- 6 A—Nicely furnished” bouee- 3 : e Year to Pay A YE Heal ahlem used | court, |FORD CHASSIS — 4 bargain 885 _ | _keenine rooms: all conva.: $3.__ (e689) OLIVE. 3843—Large room. wfib Kitchen. i a AR TO PAY ||| ear. No. interest. Ore\)!|| _tacuat ns taa ~~~ Boment 8 ORESPRARSTS ie Sutergne WS OS. ewan siekg Slaw ill cere | meee Saale ene ct 4th Remember, No Interest | No 1 year to pax ON | eS LOaT “icarine ew cnet 1890, | FORD, CHASSIS $45 up: simost | __ furnished fiat_with couvie or 2 adie | PAGE BL st Ta: e} i ’ ‘ : 4 ' | : r : ; ev . ~ a ' °4--large _housekeepioge andeventer. nterest—No Red Tape |e pay. $395.6 4701 Gravots. — tires, ete everything: terms. 2735 Olive | pEXnost ;~$894—Furnished light bouse- | __ "oom: hot water, electric: 30. Specials i YAHLE ; wi? =i Tourine. 1923° in good conditi- ~ | fe) ping room and kitchenette, PAGE BL. 5264A—Light bousekeering iH 5M: ter Ss Tal room; al! sere oe Hf M YAHLEM } A HLEM | a “st men Mu lint sal aa, S205 Tires | ot a. Northwest PAGE Se EGS Reatiy Feral beat } service, args!s aa Bt 1035 N. Grand 1035 N. G , hd STAR—10°%; “tourine: _verfect, | $300 133.78; 32, 33. 34 a COTE WRILLIANTE, SSL ¥ we rooms | PAGE RC aoee ob) | hag ae a inp vole . ‘\. GRAND jes 1035 N. Grand a" Gravois Auto Sales, 3230 Gre. | = sgt Boggy co “Boxy. 33 $3 50: Ft me housekeeping Cabany 4077W faa. | PAGE RL. 4 a or connect sale _ ‘ef ! ia sth ic) , see. 2 COTE RRILLIANTE, 5850—2 . con veniences, ot ee a te’ PU ruc ne aR ERE STrRERAKER — Pie 6 tourine: peau range. adiu motaneat cordin—M sy Good. housekeeping rooms. seaderas Ey - wished. In nrge sparen nen. gn Senet a — a 22 S—_—_——— =< : i} $85 down: trace: others. S441 Juniata. Sax4. "$7 32. . 33. Reta $a: ‘ot 4.4 eRINOTOK, 616 reasons bie. tes floor: 10 ct a ee. tiled. the Sabi ve — ae: eS ge (ee aes ee for LLYMOUTH. ¢ ee : . private family; $3. Parkview 2622K. — z i —
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Pate eae all sn to BELT. —: rooms “efficiencs. x eoe:. 4-855 EASTON Ta | paper: | CURA, 39164-——5 larce rooms, batb =! ALTON, Tet — Moses room fiat. oak | Seo. 4,2 > Se EcHT. a x 5. “ “te eunéry: adults preferred: WELIs | 51334—Fiat. 6: roms, . modern c62 (cd) reasomabie. Delmar 35853. Sosy OFFICE SPACE—Desrabie. haréweed floors, trory finish. WEST PARK. 70435—New S-roem «ffi- snd a bagemen : > * iDle teparts ‘2 one sleeping perches, separate en- ciency. upper: large. rooms, hot-wate ne of the Weer En¢. Phone Forest heat. Owner, Centra! S265. ' Ask for Mr. Niedringha us. 1c@s) ) WEST PINE BL. 4225—+4 POOMS. beep aoe. T ~ ” Apoateg wm NE eee 1 os cl eh ira aa MRR a tn i ca NSE en : ‘M= FINE Sit—Laree store room. 500x104. er MARKET. ¢i0a—3 ma, Derch. large reception hall, opam front ‘Fi - ent 2200 ec. ft.(c82: bath. Bh. electric, shades. open. a porch hardwood floors. tile bath, mwly 2300 sy f: : Dasement > ST_ FERDINAND 4 North SIRALDIN PROS RE CO. 813 Chesteur 45398—3 rooms bath sey Goubie garage. Ca!) Colfax LINGOLN 40484-——3 rooms $10 per 2619 OLIVE ST. 2d and 3d Floors. pean GMOS PACE rp ge Sr OR ag aang esi: 5 Chat it Ale Ee gpaie e, Peay Ra ee : IN HEDGL EIGH PARK _hishec: aisam heat, bot-water. gas, elec ce Vee UNION AND NATURAL BRIDGE ric. garage , (of N and 3 aa fur 4 _ want oad ety Seth te te A Se, OaRaick tld oe Fe. ene See Se eee sia peat — 7 Call Ferest 561 ‘for further in- ef No-trwest +> formation —- as aaa * im, to Bisons IVE ST. ‘Store). is — ! ort AM > 4€830—Room and kitchen coe “ton ASHLAND 4830—Room, kitchen. fu-- ah. Locust te S*. Chartes NEW FL A TS oan alec mocern. Seam>m — | MERC ANTILE "TRUST CO. Agent week carage. Linde’) 1805M e823) | Six large rooms om each floor suta- Sia 5377-76—7 noome $148 ‘wae |, bie for yooming Louse; rent $55 and | ’ ery cheap. Call ohne iy furntahed $30. peo get SAT PRP TRIE ge INE 245 onpeenne 7 oe “AED sp tage 2 Pot oe Marg IT Eo CORR. 7 pene 9 CAE Re sett PRR AR oe ees Tee ce ae es secon 4 > >: 2 Re Ria geferemces AVE T Moy gy dew Eg, ae eGupnebe ln ye: pane Py Dee eatin LP gt the tets aa PRBS FLOR PEE a4 r Phan. Mask o-Trepm efficein.’y SUMMER RATES eekly or a Rates eftictoncy. a onte DELMONTE HMoTrt. YTORKLEIGH EFFICIENCIES IDEAL LOCATION FIREPROOF BUILDING Refe"ences Poser: : Ta ? Po AR oe PIG AD ARR yan bis) arsatag es BETES SOR ING Fe PE GE NI Hh 2 4 . d ate ~ permet ot cp She testes ae 11 CBRE ob eth ena N Ts 4 = ae tek BROWNING APA ARTMENTS NE FOR en ae? o Yer Ee me A Se. w > nt ae. Cage commer for Seen cen Bl La a!’ ver. everrthing COTE Pete ine ini aie aiaial al ER er ed S12 Interpationa’ RANELAGH Pr prcestn ep ayiier te APARTMENTS 5707 McPHPERSOS a? > me tow ur. room ett cers Geore Also one here these s>arciments nots ae _ b Org : A pr Fae Or PE) PNT, CRS * ma inital taaibad lp pee aaa Ce AS Se ey Ma arager on 4586 or 4587. "or HOTS4M REALTY Sif Iwte-nations' FLATS FOR RENT MIA S174a— reome 8 ea baad s ob , ro " 5 ERS Spook es asl sie Gk eae a : tie Sy eee ee . Fo vee SR dee eR Te | me : oy eid . ‘ " ‘: = capes oie Sie: ERS SRF We : tapes ee *. oe at. Sey eS i o 5st ae ~te % tetas sa a Sie 5) iia ae Ba api ‘ ps Ort oe RM ek” ion mreonnd heey 4 CLYDE s FISHER BENTON AND Et ; i in Seat ay ry ait ¢ Sia IR, 5 rooms, Cai aliasing ris wee Rite oe dh HAUS MULTE fr. C FLORES” rr 441 é P 7 EN i i SER ie 7 144s a ee 2 eo v ; M ydy aB a rye ads St pe ee 4 as ‘ ’ 3 Sy eee > es . ' : n ‘ a. a ' ; eins: tir (Bee Rts, (Bieca east it ot | Broadway | —_— ae y —_ - feeom™ & rree + om ee w tthe oe4S-—4 nice reoms, newly ce - og Cape + ss wear, electrica Original * G: ; >on Titie ‘Guar. — adil G Ee 100%. _th, o 1342. Par. 907 Chesca AND HERERT—Piat. BB oo. 207 © Bwar t Ine atl ec Llen @* | . apc 2. room apa” West GR aXD Bi 21 1? 5S ee OUP ®: ore Q ts; 3100 black Palm brand-new bulld AEE i ete ee LSU ER, RR CEL DOCT iDuUsic. Tra2cus. @UW SUPP les BUS by : Lh sen » gronnds. FL RNISHED FLAT—Moaie-m 4 reems “ap Ss ; oR YS = r > oat ut | ~~ ae TT. =) ‘ee "48 . — —e. — " ° . _ , ee SS | RR EE EO) 0 JEFFERSON 1541 N—Store. suitable for h an’ Dusit ess wl alter to suit HAU- SCHULTE R. E. CO. 2407 N. Broadway. SS FLATS AND ) AP'T’S WANTED ~ A Wa. 1335 4A—3 TOGlLis Sn . APPAR’ WE Pr ¥ un: MOL) x VU eat _ POST. Ss “2? Chesteut st rs a . est be m Mal, S718) roses and large 602 | co ee Pets Northwest “ s is x. = 4 wut ar . - a ze eu om, teeta! 7 rr , > 4 rT ee @ 9 _ a"e 2 ry epporite merck we, = i; Atst -- — hentia : ey eG a oO} - ee, “1. tie = mien ° a - Speen —_ -! eer esa em 3 or 4 room: not ever $45. Box ST RE— Lia" and Artington avs: ~ROG ~—P rst floor: 4 rooms 7 Bas PD oes Tent to 4 desirable tenant ‘cd } ete vy furr ahed ~ his re ae ——- a ED : rrr , ? _»_ = " - - e* Ke . . } i T WwW , — 4 an: ~ "nora 3 err ? > OX = SUG A ‘ Pa ofl .ce rooms. - — -_ — —— ™ oe ~~ r2@e2a0c™a Dp « Re x i 3° ? -T —_—? ~— ~ > “2 > - ee SS Se. eS SAT Wak case Dies aeaee ca | I eERS & JOKER. 2060 3. Cote os. ©“ ean 2 ¢ =a are ev YF i. . Pa a aa a a >. z-¢ se L REALT 400° ea sone Poe A - > 's . 4 ~ or ; - - mae : 4 a a 2 » « a”™ So th 4 4h4 4 “ r > ALU.LS Mrs ‘ Fhaeets 251° pa eee ae Bn. u “ate a : Cra - is ~ > r. , ‘ = 34.9 rhe Dar : 10 down $ % SS e EEE) Sa aoe _ Shep: _ x100: $50 oF AT. TFOR NI 4 254° we ght “CO nms. rR “> cd anc Da th Teaaona. >. Weabs« El-HTESE NTH 1708 = —Fi~spreo! ™ “ . ~~. Fo ar OU m e . pb . hol-water a mode _ garage. : a buliding > oors 401100 $75 ne ne a : = o LEMAN. $041 Four brgBt rooms DWELLINGS FOR RENT BRAND Bi- 3438 5_ Sine large “ome Rvrers ide ““aeou a — ON. LIISA 5 a. oo Central SRAVOIS, 4742—Maden store. 25a" me newiy Gecora.es Op oe ~—t- ——=-= —— a ‘or shoes ‘lotsingzg ity good is a a 4~ ~ Tey >? 3: ~ — io P Swe so. _= ~ . oF _ G61#¥A— New POE S Sur ; —_ ; 3 wat = s r» oe. 7 and (hesty ="s Fuverside 3060 4910 Grero'ls 5 + ia _ . ~ sy Ty) Pr> ie a ts = ar M a YX 4 rR A \ D a * EN —-~ — Sid e i tanner TP. wi x - 1 the eee » 4 ores ! t west ; "Ts pong — 2 7 * “ —s > epreeemngeng -yae oem . ee cee wood | UNION Blo 3RO8 orl ae f VERCDNTA. 9411-135—3 stores: goed loca - cecura en hare wove ~ = wen \ —~—i_ Of tage Reger y 2 on ‘ aU S— 4 ee 4 revise bat ALSO 2116 t ry PRU SHOES. nee Be South FOR 16154 3 aahes | elec’rT? BRC al w rt An ; a? ik 5 “OoIn a be’ h fu “nace MAIN leee. 313 TITLE GUAR. BLD ~ 7 West “ra? Y N Bt af L EVA ARD © ee en aide ee —. —— LASTON Sy we. cice Dus: nese Son Lot } 100x! S0- e of Cecil war in RO RS s+ ASAA, IL0l—Seouthampion bungaiow 4 , =7ee ~ s: Teasonad.e “ent. P STRALDIN BROS oe,° ©). #813 Chestnut 2224A—Barcain. ¢4-rogm ‘fla: ae modern: garage $73. BR verside O. BH. B! OKs READ TY ©cO.. 107 N te - — - ; ew? Peper ed & 3 Ln Ne ‘go. ee ci} em a B. ei} ee HODIAMONT. 1018—Stere. good for an; ORS ) R PHREY 386S—5 "OOS. 2 i con ” K'n? of meres. eet ar’*or service. : F a R: Y THE B C LEV ARD noes” garage ontione) aE ESS SA Ww est eethineeeeauan., | SLUGENE J. ALTMEINMER S17 Cheerect oan aay side. east of Duilding ' ‘ Be 2.....4 roo. -& ae to ve BELT 14845—7 rooTn.s Dptlon > ang ws. rs ad x : : rece F a he - Uitacoie "OT Sttomobile repair fETTE. 4037—5 rooms, bath: in * ~. . .* SoVamoot aandi : 5 i tracks” § reoms sh 4 Tenge ~p ano See owner. Olive. Lin RMS sal caeeieeenete = for nan ~ag) seglainaencminn en ae F FOR SALE LAPATETTE 4303-—— 2@ fleor:; 6 rooms ©. H BRC ORS REALTY ie7 xX. Tt iio inte ealien of Sor 3 Teoma; wt ia\' STORE FOR LEASE (|. > —_——— : | a 4 ye ies i, s+ > — , Pl ee Cl es 19camegruapauner ~aas er een eaten Ar ie ~ ir ses Cc ae - é. ALTHEIMER. 81 -aeetne: Ww LNI DSW) Rm PL... 3712—6 roome bath. to 5741 Delmar bl. immediate roeseasforn * M a Mon-se ‘ ®gya3 PATL JONES REAT TY co o> » oa ~t> 9 7. mae er ee _ , gsr = Da_lance Pr; . ° ¢ - ong * . Sita —_ —w a ma } ~ “ “a 3 Wed —— ae - 4 ~~ :ac ns : drt Stor € *& st. i le b ate | ; ; = 2 py _ « - N nn rs Cada: y 3 —— - ce ardware et nO +s re. _ aS Chicago, _—e __*s) BC NG ALA) ®% — Modern . Es A 4p ~$-reom eff'imenc Reagege WEERSTER SROTES = TRUST SO. Agt. (cB) a SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT i GALOW a andy “4 and 5 ~om - etrh + =——Moders o-Now oa BUT Bet ND. Reoberusen. Overiand Park R E A L a (ed Sr W * "a SD iSem tet a" “4 Sricee ie | ~*~ iT) Mowe ae | f aL sarge ~~ +, hee * _ Progrn, & aie a, | sr eee : : .* 22 Chester LEONA. 1026-—Fia:. @ rooms. baib $33 REAL ESTATE CARDS ; “0? i —sa nal flat “1 4 = 4) OW her 3 Ee “= os ‘ ae 6 - “| . i ae " seme, Rae Te =e. ~ = . } a) a” }?] 2 _ ‘QGurns . se M 4ARSH AQ wo A Ve ler reves i—.:) “4 por a v & ~ $ivo—3 room * and sSumreem,. Mu: ae. a . ee. Seat ar ing sport} iande.. & 5 Grand £es range anc wetd fluors + — ee . > Fae megs 5 1 SR si 4}> me 4 aint ye as a: Vvirc ee. R S " ‘*aeCcan’ " NAR i, SH : —~g “a rugn: 4. sleeping percsa 4075) . ~ oe “> —-— a ee mo ome, 30 Over Quaoree me : ‘wom aml reat faa age cre ee Mg cer Suburban Property. Furnished FOANK L mem. ety |; I eer weet ~ ee ~~ UTR vier : ae $. " } KRLAUSAR “WERe a ‘ROVES TRI ST On 2 ; ne aeeee . ¢7 : on : : RN'SHED BU NGALOW—Woters tour 4 ~ + . us “ ta Pertti a i pte a “1°9 MM - tis er th 4 re et ZZi ; 4 ‘i 38S1—Mcdee Ss “asa e ChAL ESTATE CO ae | Y Ta Leg oO ive S548. Orca: 7 ’ oe cosy ~» SUBURB'N PROP'TY WANTED Qucx Sat Whurtp Agewrs ——.) wre. Sack, sun ss er ~ ; ey Tare Pa we : — scar ae - nd : —F urn shed. ir» 3) . - — ve _ — a “ ithe a ii! On NMierarmmnea neal Dea > £ ve ———_—— —_——_ Fe Ms. ee rf garn ; Se ny omen a HifgMw LN RE ALTY CO... Cenc. 137} : REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE eT es aor C5 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. ALTOMOBILE Wid—wua trade a ciear witet aces peomra “SiS “wore, _.fOR RENT FOR COLORED improved S@-acre farm in Minnesote ee erences ot: wewily Dapered . $ilyv. WoL | -- neheatetiemeenaeages for guto 101 N. Sth. Ofive 3383. (¢) Simla iar A DE 240 A—S rooms bath. WHYMAN. 407 Tee Chestnut. Cent. 8500 Iwi ; . Sectr ee Cire “2368 ce2° — WLS S.——3 roms ind e.ectric, _— a ——= ™ sii itaiatatine bile ES ND oo | rated: rent $17 Ww Fem PINNE 25 A—3 reams, SS. UTTAGE R FLAT Wed e counts wf & > . ’ PST Bl = | ;% . > " ey - —_ = a snail _ iin aa : = ‘ a + ne | GARKISOS, = ‘. — ~~ On, ire As: > ] XYcCH ANTS SS Ti A 7° «> rw) e as reer? = em - at? TRIC. “TEAM HEAT JANITOR 4ERYV- ESM" 4a ~“ ym YS ' se aoe eK: $60: WEILL DECORATE orperation mall lot.) i a Raragc . Se ~~ 2 . . 2 > pee x ? —*) iT, is Arcade Bidg WOLFE- PULLACK. 101 N. STH. OL. 7385. Powt-Dispat . a id ~ a: “e ¢ ‘ - ‘ a ’ Wu ~ \ =~ \ , eee ie 4 pert ai A "to ke a) arf he; ‘ im > " : > ™ ~ - ‘ =~ —, +f . gern ¥TA = pent t- ——— “ — tr a> ba i — o AND : ROOM | ET ATS: aK STATS. 210 Watnweig> Bidg SOR SACHANGE—Cortage. 3 -ooma, be ‘ , se -" aye be ; oe a oy _ a r oe? Wate’ ‘ - Sage Qu “es iia ear ‘arm : * ‘i Ceseton Deer e x cr ‘ATE > a 4 nwright =} z : 3 477a Shes t) iz . Z Ss 4 ~ A x ir Si. Hest ut ss ~ M Ww sc Rangre 40 acree “or * a“ TR rm, FF a x. ‘7 »*? — ™i? a ree — ~t: 9 a * tol mf? * a - -* > ~~ = . > - . ‘ 1 EPSrerN & SON TS ches gcree “ timaber and amature: an he wee Southwest Mein 2363. ‘ *5 ate ) three SO-acre farms: ca . : = Ss 23} -oorrns 28 on POoTes ‘ £ see are « : Li . ~ _ - : ‘ ° R eo Me tags a ap es « as. ric, &@) week y fax ‘aap : . ‘zs >. Tes for var J ‘ so, ~ “a Tsim Wwe Prt rue ™. 2S sie3 es > ‘ + tie us roti. ET. ELEC ‘TREC. s29 —_— 2-2 WR - Tq ~ 4 ly os at? re) er . ’ a P A ze 4 ne ~ BF bm EF a ALN is” - Rn oc rn Se, oS ne Fl "oOrnowsl* | in . es ‘ ? Bs > ‘rs | ery a ™®NMLSaS ta +} : oa ry _o ww. ; ai _ a e4 , 4 . ¥2 : om - ~ ? ~ x rY We 3 4 - m sian ‘7 : a. ; a +7} WARD OOD Poot ints “BATH. FINE FOR COLORED BARBER | ae _— Li ‘ 7 Sotto 7] 4 “ . $7) BRICK GARAGE: BEAUTI. ...C° 27ffetem and Lacas pace Sasem ‘ : | : g 3 s: woLk. PULL \& A.. 101 N. STH. OL. 38S. irre pb ren Ae Bote Xe me Pui ex? or ‘$28 rT r . * oem . .AtS, ‘ = ting en arc rent Lane Sip ail ‘enten! S00 -*4 o> is > _ West BRANTNER,. 2133—8 rooms _- aerate act Tce - i ~ * et 280 A— Modern, s moms. ‘LA RA mrt “2 het T a TT CyFR ~ ; 4 Ww —+4, “EaP tT « Ww ~ -~ i X —— "2 ~ oe > a 4x eB % ° t : ty , a. Panee - } . - a4 ee * 4 ¥e | ee - hd » — : _ Me & \ NTIET oS SE "oOmMs elect iv ae . ouge a ade ie7 MI ; a - im = “ ~ s - xX) TUL ' Re Ty ~ ~~ a —— a... ’ {$20 op oemnn. baib. “leectr:: MORRIS 4 VAY “ R ».. aa : “he ute : . REAL Nall het To BUY b, ia Ee. is = poe” hare N. Dwar o- Sine : ~s "ar INA. ows or . tga *1°NnCes er countr Bor see ioe % LON ‘ 7th at ‘a 60—4 ome. fermeee SH Se | WE BUCY RFAL ESsTare ) :. o CLEMENS. 5661—‘N.e - — PAY ALL € sre Kennerty. 4 ™oma, bath > 30 ° ene wide &i- " ASA 2125A, Mecket: 3 recta, bain S30" “7 __siectric. Cabany 37-6M : S\SWER TN 24 HOURS 4. M. LEVI &@2 oD. toe NS 75) ‘ARAGE—Laree. orick. wacer lich ané FRANE a> Ht TTMEIER RnR E Co. : a3 : 624 Cheete at st. * Death tine steam ee. __ Delmar, 1908 ick Sale Wanted” Agente ° * : * _- - re —r Se ener a mes $- ei'rar LSAT . NEIN TY N + seh Brick garage x tS - : Bia rar — orn. mane ry ‘a i a ee a ent v rkview 2044 ~ ee ee “Bungalows. Cottaces Warted ent ior ee er * SS GARAGES, STABLES Se = a ee eee ‘andior service. Oper us TED ret «ba. oe ee: pe nat - : eee ee ne ALTHEIMER. Si7 Chestnut. PRIVATS ;ARAGE—Near 2) (iene Ea: Te os ‘ . , . *Ot-waeter heat: vacant: oe ob WE have cash burers waiting for ‘single or _chiidren. ett) TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SEQ _©8>* “#0 of 3 and 4 oma ene —Just ‘inishine this splen- SARAH se ws —- ments. Se us at omce Aleo for 3 or 4 . - . Az. ast N . H. TITS Chestect. oi a rs ‘ ™ pet reir? a | ne a WAT e208 N ; Ams ~ ~- : —iat flee 8 a ; -———- sen >a MSS. 1514—Sitore; ahem or Gy coods dences Wanted ™ te _ - hweTsT 4 ns _— kLTHRIMER, S17 Chestnut, — "Rt te ~ ea ry is we " eS . Ye ' sES x a —s Wan a = ~~ ~ BOK SP ACE—idea. location and vrepos- ° ; 1? - “ ."s ~~ : tten for public stemnceranmher or ‘Sean onse an? « 9 or 12 mem house tn he | ee te TO, 6S eee wart in ach . tino io én jitret between Kingshighwar and Union | om. Shiner 2687 ‘e+ or: o am, "SRain in and UOelmar end Page: I ) Dus ees ~“—-—- - - ¥ “ef Ail ay apnir s a Bes | i) mf) ok be The - - ~ . mean am ; ‘i. ;-——3 -oeme and garage 420 Commerris! Bide oT} il _— “— sees. Boz A-159 Pror- Ne ne mtn enacted sna cle ed 7 $ Fly ° nd SRC athe SEE th ic@® —— ; = J patch es 3606 “i. i LACLEDE. or'nge f-ontage selling for uver $1000 «2 Cot’ ‘et bugs a #0 BYRD acEeNecyr a4 PINE ST. INVESTMENT _ - Lot TSul23. haif binck Test of Gran & Tle Worti-Fhile specu ation and ‘rvest one-Saif cash. ior > ea =? — . ane ies 4ET 1907 Cheercu: st SUBURS'N PROP’Y FOR SALE BEACH Woaonm 3800 P'ne La ’wr— Rung>.- “~ . ro . - _ | ct) Flats and Houses ? for Colored TO EXSCHANGE—Wiil -rade ot ‘5 weil- We hare 8 fret— ar ty. ae NG ALOW—¢ roome furmace a mce jot fruit fam~ien carage or - ait, rien ’ “ce SEO erms $500 tw $1900 ie —- | if RTON. Ag i#03 Marvian *”- a ; ? 5 ~ ss sseeeesttnsnesenatensteneeienmtnmes a ~~ + ‘ ‘OCSE—>-reorm. and 250 ft. of in@ 46aanace —~ > — 7 . , . y i Seuta Man and rieiegh ts a4:. at) anv ive 4“ Sou ere - it~ smo: ton) auth 4 SO IT) fs. -nhe th 20x 146 cae. @ectr'city. het and «els - “a al Ware on. ac te Lkhen y= 4 ‘> - oF 74 : ‘= tO seeiibe . * S&F 4 worms rT ok ba eects ‘Stier. .of 60x760- Wirth‘and Ri-die Johns ~ta On ~t ‘ m - A a >a 47 , ANDi acres fine high. ‘fertile iand. ea *rrusen 7e te eft; $375 per | acre Natura Briage nh A I ; apar.y 4500 YT—j50-f2_ . OM mnerth side Stanfor av. near Midland ®ij.. restric: neiah- >orfeed. «a! imprevrements made. un cUsua value at $42 per “oor naoie terms r*aso “ERLING REALTY «wo S212 Easton Cahene 2509 Pree $6500 cr +? «er - ~a "pieren «Ss “45 A NI + = oo Hip . Jeune oR — ~ a7 | beneat? feat Te) w a-h 38! er et garage and 280 T= ~~“ 00 Si) ~—ush- «ae ‘oe . Wr — LAM BEM RALTFE Go e222 aston arn owt t® “Rr or - 7 Me) 1 anaes a = ~ - Mover ie - am iSaIonN ‘ * SALOME. 3715-4774—S50 cash bure REALTY 2- "oumM nea.o™ BtluGding sun room a mach. furnace. garage and drivewe ot Sood ova lO immediate DOSRe Rs on er EASTON-TAYLOR TRI! . iD 4472-74 ieeenen m ar. (c} * SASTON-TA TL on TRoee Oo 7a 7 44°2-74 Fasten av ‘et reni? 800M MODERN cuTTAGE > S705 Rar™mend ‘ot 409x145 onrace * oer : ) . CO.. 4179q *Teuchout som. Lahany 272% oS) - I¥ing room. — bed enernie, an ler COLNTY Bt NGALOWw a and “ame ner-Gast. st-Bensot arepertr 7) “FRAME Br? Seaton BARE uN BUNGALOW See CASH BEALE oTIFC > SO4A N. 4h. apecialisee = °c coJered Deepie te buy. ‘c#*) aa "$446 Give. Delmar 6784.ic) - Bigvest Bargain in County A : ‘ ne pi. A Srictiy mode “-roem bungalow: all ereelent ay 9 a —- office. = ae sis a. 4 Me ~ WEBSTER EXCHANGE 7%. Room 215. (c&B)
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THURSDAY MAY 4%, 1926. ome Independeng BUY ak ae BS” 7,524 FARM Ads last year—15 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “ea _ THE HOME OWNER IS MASTER O IF 3 Bae TOD AY’ S B ARG AINS oo AP’ = = FOR SALE. nanoeneny FORSALE ee FOR SALE me ae oe LL L Lf N G Oe oe ° 0 i er ne beautiful new 4-family Duplex Dwell iy half room efficiene y type—something W484 i aie ' : . Be ‘ ' \4 i Dd. N ) Bt 5 | ee > it in the popular price rental class, ¥ 3 RESIDENC ES ; GR. AND BL. SINGL iE FLAT ae fags ae on =o rane RO WAGONER. p248—9 roomi; modern rest- 8958 yoo 220. eo OV ~" Tinea SPECIAL NOTICE ay8) per month. ™ J) & Polo drire—~ ‘ ‘ i ner 4 ay, ‘fk - c ! } : rier mie, Sera oe eee MiG: te alte om ee, ~=6=6 «sD LUMAR GARDEN sh payment, balance payable monthly out lO. H. BROOKS REALTY ¢ co., 107 N feat | Two- sto) g. 0 1a hat \(cé4) ¢ ry r Tn resi: sence ; 1, fur- [AU NCE e ~ . 2 WAGNER-GRANT-BELL | ssourran "siti ie “Sanita” SBN toe 4 | os Chestnut 5049 Meats SELL AT ON ; _ make your own terms; lowest ; Our advice to the wide-awake investor is to act immediately. St. .. furnace: fmnaediate SEE ssi | e's : BAL. oar ‘seh and Louis will spend over one billion dollars during next eight years. re 3819 usse v.. 5 an r « PREFERRED REAL ESTATE” | Sermmene. mel ar ean Dag | Northwest on-terms; owner will show you through. | MONEY coed to ealaried persons: ps: eeay | means that the population of the city will double. RS PLACE hardwood floors. built-in tub; | GOLLER-GEDNEY RE Ty 2 Tite ee reasonabie. Owner, Cabany | ING CO., 3407 Soave tbe oe a JOHN “H "ABBOTT. Kealtor. 709 Chestnut. hardwood floors, hot-water heat ‘pat! WENZLICK ‘To10 ‘ t > 27 iW. (C9) | COMPTON, 2604 S—5-7 earakes, S100: Coen ee, ee EVUE—817.750 electric; this was built for @ home: make , cease RF Yn | reese Weias |. now Peczun fee’ oo cee eos te: | Se ie 4483 LACLEDE — (718 Leland, 3-family, 6 room 3 LACLEDE urniture Loans | y S, Sun 5°30—-Bungalow: well bulit, : aa an in beautiful Southampton; “tile ic ot a lee _ Olive 8100, (cd) Closed sieeping porch, hardwood floors, SNe ey een teee 8. Grand.Gr.9044 18 s hot-water heat, Mu phy teds. garage for LOUISIANA, 191 Dandy 11 rooms. two baths. sleeping porch, Need money? See Yahlem. He will lend parlor S 2 8 4 €6 2.4 ea = ee -—_—_— a i ey ee — St tn 2. FOR SALE. BUNGALOWs & Co ae For For Sale TTAGES | A! » term -ay D 1] : _ a are preferred before we offer them for sale. (cd) | e. ARLINGTON, 1957-—Residence; ® rooms, | See this today. ole: low poe MN ‘ == aa Pre ET RR eae brick, -water heat. co terin ; . , | n Bid on-Dollar Wonder Developmal awe @ corracns |F Fae CERES cane William J. ABBOTT Co. and ‘screens: garage for Stars; excellent | eS SO | eee “BOT victoria “Bigg. DON’T DELAY—ACT TODAY ) , w — . a ga a L BRIDGE, BELT TO CLARA For Sal rn LATS, AP TM’ TS. FOR SALE. S06 CHESTNUT S Boe] G — 6805 WASHINGTON—OOR. ADBILA BLADE. MONEY TO (DANES to BO oe or sale } lie oehmer-Gast-Benson, Ince. Seven lovely rooms, including sun perior| . “The Morris Plan’’; ble in 50 wee 710 Sy r ractive sitgle flats of five and f; ‘South Easiest Northwest co i Olive 8002. 121 N. 8th. and sleeping porch. ‘Give: $ full bedrooms: ty payments; charges § $ r cent Aw 7 acuse, - ami \ rooms, open - lve ~ H AVE Yy 0 q Berne Fits ; = CUPPLES PL. 4758—-8-room b ~ | ti rive: excellent condi- | Industrial Loan 4-718 Chestnut. | a ; 4 *.? *. 4 ; é ’ Da | - gle flats. renting for $85 each. BP tii het aser neat? a oeauge | Souble earast: 'woreets, sahades, oftenent||i|| we wil Biadly shew ‘you what we ||| SOO #042]: |e une’ Suamcable for AlEn-clans room | vomonien! quick. auetiy. cheng Ae parlor ..........,.. Rentals $6720. 00 } : ¥ you through: | deliers: complete or $15,500; lot ‘S5x120. ||| have to offer r Se | B.A. BOKERN. Fuller to salaried le, - a XSTIaX | 482 a6 > . offer. We have satisfied RESIDENCE B RN, Fullerton Bidg, O! Ng P— Barges gy with ’ 3 miei tink ‘Stand BATS, (e4) | rage: ps hag Page Be ding 4 6 rooms. no g8- hundreds of clients, iy Garfield. east of elas; O-onoe resi- 0 Le RESIDENCE BARGAIN reapewet ben AMBIRIA aN” RRO} ERA an gayene. | 716 = 6-family, D rooms screen ’ f nti TIFUL BUNG AL OW | $15,500; duplicate of 4890 Be, Pg gg . FRANK SEBASTIAN REALTY . dence; bath, hot-water heat, hardwood 00 Lewis 7 rooms, tile bath. hot- | _516 Tower Bid oie ‘te14) ? (*Z a uE AU 4 S Also have under corstruction two | 5 and _ COMPANY, floors, modern; must sell: possession at apa yo aFdwood floors; lot S0x140 | ~~ ee — | porch . . Rentals 7 00 a OXLY 2 MORE LEFT : ¢ room flats, 4839- 43 Farlin av.: price { “607 Hartford. Grand 8114./c4) once. Box A- 117, P Ost- Dispatch. a garage: low price and terms for quick QU ICK AUTO LOANS . pets i OULU SIV E AGENTS ag pon eer ‘eee our bm ee ye inde tee atone JP 15 . —_ : Po aa flat at 4°45 - SSS — Pr 6059 TERRY. COR. NORWOO OOD. wage MOU ND CITY TRU &T Co. Mortga es refinanced to reduce pay- TAT ~ 6. f 4 gq Ww ¥: ; 4 cE «a P RAND. DOVER PARK : | daily. 8 to "Sab e $13,600: buildings open - ' = ——— =) ee ge As. oo ee ge ays bores _ Forest 1000. ~—Union and Bt. “‘Louts. | went, 8 ditional cash aedvanced: open yracuse, an amily, 5 rooms, sun ‘ } 2 . rooms. all on one floor: strictly mod-| | For pert'-ulars call 3129 N. Grang. °3 furnace, electric: choice corner lot: busi: 56168 VERNON. etd J l | 5 On 11¢ ] Ou Signs Appear Are — $ Ope fioor. Office open Monday evenings , + - - y miaried people. Dd ' et doubl Mark } 3300 Dow ntown Office—Ol; ’ South as South za ; — and Union ey. stores, Cabany Libraty. = ay APITAL MONEY CO. , »O N.. ; ive e 862] urnwest | CALIFORNIA. 1534-36—Flats. 1 double | JOHN H. ABROTT, Realtors, 709 Chestnut. _ South EOE to 10 minutes from 9 moving theaters, cau: | ———7-—"“\>emuses Bide — porch . sg 3420. 00 | SO Special Representative in Charge, marie oe i ee row 3-3 rooms, electric, gas; also to- 2110 Ee AUTIFUL NEW FLAT — BURGE -! i “@-room trate residence: | nce and "y coonisaa tame: eR DONT W ORRY aie ae ! DORE Resident pepren ; ¢ 1 Fo woe OWT | 6(Setmer with - oa Causiand, 5 _— 5 rooms, hard- ot-water heat. See this today. residences ore week room b | , entative. . = me GR 760 St. Viacent 1 «inele fla . ood floors, built-in tubs. sleeping porches BRINKMANN REALTY CO., water heat ens. hardwood floors, hot- BORROW $50 te $1000 ON an ~ ami y 6 rooms +: INGALOW-—-New 4-room frame, fur- | frooms. bath gas Ratechet ot beta & 45 mnt ar omg “ heat. siate roof, _louble arage. Niverside 3060. 4910 + , | : eat, two-car garage: aii in goed in 5 minut xa Ay YOUR CAR | , ’ : ~ : } . . 5. i 4 c's bargain. See very reason al : ga 4 ——- -——— ~-—- oo Gravois. ‘of ine di tio! ‘ v)- eae lot: ehrubs: owner mov- 2 oT uinU es. no red tande: strictly confi- 1 . HUMPHREY. 2449—Residence- = to counts A real bargain 0 cential; mort@ages rewritten to reduce | ] Re n. | ‘ payments; bring title. 33°7 locust e! par or . » oa ea 8 6 Se SS ee Se n tale . ee na. | _Nortn : Briers Gn a eo a aa ay room re } tile bath har4- | ¥ A Tite ° Guar. J s. i mS. . ed e . ren 3 mont h: wl} rs: Tent Ors” - ms : “ bre k fast m >. a ered with fine ' | FATRGROU ND PARK _BUNG wo NAS! VILLE. 67 5R— 3-room house. all oe yl e750 ¢ down. ba! ance @asy: tota! JOHN H. ABBOTT, tealtors. 709 Chestnut. dence opposite park ; low price. ‘ met neg gyn 2 Ty ar merage: excellent lo- you $50 to 41000 on your furniture: erie | 3 +, house: $5500 036 Natural Bridge av.: 7 ALO Paenvenience; terms to suit. (99) price $8750. Olive 8502 q79 Kboehmer- Gast-Benson Ine ERANCISCUS RE. ure ‘O.. Fae. confidential. Call, Patt or write. | o | sorte: $5500. | natn hoi water, hoes ha ndtocy MUm : COMPTON. 3418 $3.3 rooins. tile bail 4973 “QUINCY 11 N. 80 cnt CO. $04 Cheatnut. Par mack cray baymente: Yatitea, Voss | 736 Heman, 6-family, 5 rooms | 7 ioBi | 382100: rarege 00d floors; ot a tg oe well-built 4 ant hardwood floors: just being ‘completed: |. Single flat. 4 and 4 rooms. baths end SHE NANDOAD 7 SO Neat ieee Hi AMIL TON. AN] vs | Ye Arand_the worl’ ng man's friend. (08) Ys ’ oe a | > N 3 REULICH Rn. , f ‘ ba ety ‘nh ‘ J ~ ERO LeU. rnaces $° - a 4 mOornie. Ma La nD ~ Og: 20. Near Jefferson - 6. i i ) i We : : LOW — __Grand and + r 00.5 5 4 eee FUR | GOI LER. GEDNEY REALTY «& BUILD. CORNET & 7 EIBIG TRUET. 718 Cteatnut. | nelahberianl: Bake GEmeee; wash. zoo: NOKTHEAS CL EMEN Automobile Loans | pore ° coeev ee Rentals .00 | fie A + of bynes tows; easy terms ING CO, 3407 Gr avo OM ss Se =anaeanneememennnen bmn pwinge $450 cash down: totat RENT tenet gk ng : BOTT aml . , Dric S5650; easy "ments immadiate , ” 500 a ¥ | “san nacttante hinsits 11ST §13900-Paice 812300 REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS YOU ARE SAFE—WHEN YOU BUY } : gs » - : apin st.. Web WANT QOVIC tr Y ) A Realto Baw dB hieh. hardwood Cottage, 1804 E) lot Fs +4 CT 300 Chestnut. 'DAHLIA, 463i1—Fiat: brand-new: 4.5: ; pogsesalon Mive 850° slot G5x160: | Nerket st: brick: 4 larke cheerful room: ay ROOMS—ONE: FLOOR—E1500 built-in tubs, furnace. electric, hamiwood | Sopa air weet ee ee eee baths. m Lot 63.1x113. New loans $50 up: old loans pald off; 500. Lets us oerdition: less Pergo | : re Mile Dat hbo Ne-in i annem, oon: | peers rg ins extra weil built: a rea! BARTMPR. 5844--5 and 6 rooms, mod- ern conveniences; ‘owner’ & home. _ 1 Excellent location for stores. payments resuaes: peevats. confidential, : od lle or 1s ern; owner says sell; we want offer: | 9 goog: VACANT. RAL DIN BROS. R. BE. CO. 81@ Chestnut quick ser Firs ' INLY 8: CASH . “+--+ OLIVER CANQAM FINANCE. : ~* " RESIDENCE a. / - - | " nai tion deen lot to ‘ ] vide beauty; ‘6920 Garner: only $8000. eeLiogl whee. 3127 S. Grand.Gr.9544 eOeORTE. J wis oS TY &@ $50 monthly: bath, electric, 3. sinks; i 9 ¥ rvo receptior eS - n on premises. (cz) 7 rooms, hardw ood f] : Pr f e bath. furnace. | NEW BUNGALOWS roof; must s*il_ th month. 5347 FLAT — 3142 Lackland: be uve Lane: hall, electric gata e7 large freee perch CHEAP SOLTH SIDE HOU SK tile bath: jot 33x12; priced right. meat, | On automobiles; don’t lose your ‘car; We | e err a to schools and BRICK AND STUCCO ptire: Price $8500." Call Riversig« " doubie fiat, 4 rooms, ‘breakfast room and | JOHN Hi 0 Tehs i889 Geveands beautiful @-rogm nome. Fletcher R. Harris Realty Co. | mode tana, 1600 “Welhlamen | | pe list nace A, rocmn, te Math SUMEIO fate, nan MIRE _MCCAUSANDOHERP Zntnee’ ives ot water hea’. Urge en SOUS Hi ABBOTT, teealtor, 700 Cheatmut. 735" Coots seta yatta ee Soh ONE ris Realty Co.) nk ne REALTORS Olive 8621 (5) — tnly ’ ». : = s a . ‘ % eri “a” j } e or quick sale. Food floors. furnace, Be throu E Dandy comin: buneniow gy wl ap c1ot nage amogge aes. water heat brigi ake nek sche Fr - F 4 families. 3 = Ms aed a: SRN i. “AB BOTT, Realt iot® Fit Shall N. BS. | C or, ¥ ourth and P ine aaemneae Sees . ointment per ne Se RI Sgr "ane im pee pie JOHN H. “ABD | Realtor, 400 Chestnut. Apr 3 JO" nace. See 4029 Parkview pl se ROOMS. NOCTH SIDE—$500 CASH RESIDENCE | MON EY | _— re : ernnon } re) a ce. ; a een ae oe if = GRA Ts Q eta oad be _ pp} ~ P. Die K M ANN, (ht 3 an yRe NO 820 Lafayett oe a - : , “ zh _ 1] ; / 8500 Cash, Bal. Fasy Monthly Payments, : pat must sei: make offer | RA VORS. goed. ae Rg Gent tat mat”. PLAT«Now. 6-6 roema: has ae o . be pered and painted throughout. bath e ~ , 424 VW estminster Pla in . Yahiem will lend you $25 to $1000 in | a ON REAL ESTATE ' 1iSon FEpDW. UL. KUHS Met ll CH. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 chestnat. only $8750, For rd of admi wt Bagh. tile bath, stean heat ‘ake tae eee idee good lot; just being put on the rmie-- iat madi : ' ce five minutes: no red tape: confidential } — $00 AT 6 PER 6 NT, na Bra ; [S31 N. G rand. R371 RB 4 . _% J. Rodner. 3724 Hyd i Py garage: near Hove ‘ m a, ee * Ket, Wel arranged home. See this Dat ; .@ht-room, bath. furnace heat: owner joans on furniture, automobile, discounts, w $100. a t 1 . road was av (eB) | q a6 Ll Dandy) if otta ge—$H3 OW > } vin foam ft Grand 8648. : hee Mad ars reasot - gain. Salesman on pre: ea o roome. flat: rooms. breakfast room a ’ pov - *. : SS PR’ 12.3. ae (cH) : oe r+, | Py fs ‘ ‘ yphene— or write , ah nee a TO SkkK | ABNE CFL gemma cabs eee SeOD Areenal) eee January (1 rooms end sleeping porches: hardwood FLATS—Six ve rag yee 3 and 5 modern RE ae gn "Ne her R. Harris Realty Co. YAHLEM, THE WORKINGMAN'S pat " { cape 5 th a. = ( é mu a m rage. rent &: ea) - ~ ¢ iia. 8 JP ils at Ty) enurround age . Pe uf ae ‘ [IN > 3,foom Stick: very low’ price. ae] BH. BROOKS REALTY CO., 107 N. 7th. are a “ae eeyt garag 00° ait hamBrovemente feo '1281 Clarion Pe ANK ah BASTIAN, REALTOR. |. _2N: KE. Cor. Fourth and Pine 1035 N. Grand bl. (08) | MONEY Y WANT Sal. = Realtor. 709 Chestnut. > easy verms. ERRON & Hi Ht ON, | — a ‘ > SS ee . = MONEY Wtd.—$17.000 first deed t, dern residenc ASHLAND. 7— PB : APECT THIS SUPER- -BILT BUNGALOW | UNE 68643 Pr 504 International Life Bid Nive 3 | 100K AT THIS TODAY B ARG AIN : le bath, — a Bungalow, 6 rooms. ©4085 Loughborough: 5-room brick bun- | LANSI WN K 4959—Sing - eae eee as ibe , Bay { 4016 Humphrey: § reoms. one flas: - | , commission and 7 per cent interest, at: 6 Jarce bed- / Min BP wn Pere See nal ot with living room across front: gion? ae = 3 Aa Bs > ow ner! ; down: ta > ENS 3 PORSYTHE == a - , =2 al a" areal - ye } ardw ood floors, furnace, garog*, tile ba th DSSO EN RIGHT Nee ny oney skcoND DEI -Lis . Ay : - = bike a 280 ~ og = : : > ‘ ee. iim iat, 2 t* I > ? : 7 . as o i >) OF FRUS nis. | N. SCHWARZ. 216 Wainwright naar oe bath with shower: pilentv o% slectel TA. ai: pri ee ‘ ‘000, furnacs, new double. 4 rooms, breakfast room DIFHL, 6801 Gavols Riverside 7000 Nine-room_ residence; furnace heat: ca- |, ; een $50 to $1000 from Yah- i ject HED payable $ ay BU WNGAL OW—4 rooms. modern ; hardwe re pas, only 1 block from street car and | ERE L L, Rr - CO . 716 la 10.0 f oh and ‘ic room, with Murphy beds, hard 6-ROOM BRICK—$650 CASH. rage: lot SOx177: no reasonable offer | Jem in & minutes. Confidential. nsention, 5 per cent com Ab Ih yg { thes eandernl s floors, rararce GILMAN, a heeal i easy terms; salesmap on premises | pe 4991.93. 35-95 “isis o> Esi0: wood fioors, eg argo lot; fine horne Dar ndy brick attar ved house: bath: elec- eee Se Se ae ae: see thie house | Mortgage re-written. Bring title, | JONES BROS... Oll BOTS : ; J, QATRI. gs , a . ¥ fares ren! > iM tes ms. trie irnaece Look at 2717 St. Vineent: oa} I € m and make -F : OY ote ee - . - Be a ee oe - $000 CASH. $35 PE MLO an on 1 1 an ine | = | hbuliding Owner. 5363 North. another | 2 Five rooms, a. ll } t tion: consider $1500 tence he Ft condi- LINI ELL PL. a 411% ~d floor hel | U5 ~~ : $ ) I ER [¢ ’ a eee a - Gate } Bpecial notes in $500 and $1000 éenom!- "Oreat ~go 78, aimos o ° once, beautiful l12-room apartmen t-residence Ss . reoms bath, hot-water heat: g@- | ' Y nations: First of trust follo TOUn) residence F 9. ant Fm { ode b seis m ode: n in every respect; $8250. 3 baths rood inceme vor Cam rage: 4309 Ti) in Ca uti ul /O onia ; E U YOUR 0. ba 500, Sele oc 8 ad AG GREER, 5542—Dandy frame cottape * 300 for quick eale. See WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Olive 338%. ground, ‘not the building: sp iendid fu an e. CORNET & Zbl Bis TRUBT. 719 Chestnut Bi AUTO AYME He $3500, $4000, $4500 and’ $5000; ortect $8: 2 baths: can oom, beth. electric Poise nde just. ¢ com: A. E. WELGE, . __ feo) : mae: $.) AA ee Home ! P M INTS ||| titles and am insurance with Sich loam. $4 and pieted: small down payment, balance Tike) Murdock ‘av. Riverside 1928J.(c5) | PEXNSYLVANTA, 39xx—Fiat. 3-3 rooms, YO PLE. S6uj—Flat, 6 and 6; eee | ttractive Compact Home " Morgan Pare Ott Your toane |) USK" ROBE a°BORW REALTY CO,” Sear. to and 5 room , aa Riel math, electric: do uble garage, in ide i foore: © anramee a as Eh ’ out 7 reomea, ti math. stea: ' ere ie a chance to buy th and advances additional m He s : ns | @ RE RMPFYER & BRO.. 5178 Beston av.” | Southampton Bungalow home and investmen sie = . ERE id Ne ; {C) rage: meas tale a ve mm, nest ont fits 6-rapm colonial home Ps en. A yp carly til 5-minute service. Bring title. 8 Bee canes a oo chestnut. * se GROC BRY 4s rea bute alifo anc Forest 561. GOLLER-GEDNE} RE ALTY & ROWAN, 1419.21-—4-4-room flats; 4 fur- | Portis. 4500 west: offer want 7 _ one year old, for only $1¢ aah oe 2; | 7 b fixtu California and ae Abs Bar ain—Terms a a . 4 “ILI . ayn ; : S00) ? . 4 est: offers Vanted, a! for only $1000 cash. Hard | 2315 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo | LK ledo lec ‘of barre HAMILTON. 54°6—4-room modern ae Bi ee g ING OO... 5407 Gravois. Vietor ae. Meare iy sam — , +4 OY ca th, ba an ec o£ 4. BOKERN. Fullerton Bldg. Olire 108% vO d flov ra, hot-water heat, beautiful fix- 613 Murphy bidg.. BE. St. Louie. Ul + | ‘, e ~~ a . cottage: lot 602128: _ price $3500. $300 B32 Neosbo, 6 _reoms, tile bath, fur- TENTH. 2809 s.—F lat; si ngle: 3 and 3 , > © A Re 7 trae re “ sit 5 TOR, congenell vy WV) tu ‘es, copper screens, etc, Month!y pay (o14) lili} a %% —F ist of —~6% cagh. balance essy ; copper feom, automatic water rooms, electric; $3650: $600 cash eS] L 3 7 aw oe Font. __ 28208 eee * * Ww ILL. BU Y ents I e rent. Wel! located: garage. ¢t fans ai | nity. oe - G38 et aot SECU- | ae she . _ a, fF screens, til 4 rick # "KE! ye 4 ‘a WELLS, ol st » and » reo urhbaces "eS uy in Un! 6: 6 oney = eee — as! 4 tte e # ister 220. I PER Hamer ty ME Gach garage Inmeriion by ce | WYOMING. 504i chestnut. ct) modern: new 2 wr coat! tein tes | ee EE ae” Stet | Forest 9083. R ag oh hee AB gg > — 2 | GHBISTIAN BRINKOP R. E, 00.. ; . . ~ 4 4m " . tin err Ai - ‘ } . : "ev, ‘ , wo . “ ” el ~ rag Sem ‘ ~~ $e =e 2 > th ’ », ox : ve ) ; ; SEMPLE. BR33—S100 down ‘bu re room = YROREL-PEYDT- RARICKSON. ed t: esa Se page A Te eee to ned ott Mar- ete ” i: om Bt CORP., 4035 imal Be emcee "466 | : F ealty ( O. fore 10. A ney Call Tyler 76 5 Riverside 94 (c5) yo vae hmer _G ast- RB enson. rae. WHITTIER 170°—_Two-family flat of 3 urice reduced ° ao meee ts vGs add Car 1nes: — B YRR W ; G MO EY i} 6%—MONEY 6% : ‘ ~OTTIS,. JB ii “Nectric: r 7 r ae , BOKERN. S17 F ullerto Biég: ! ( 0 y N N ' _ é > S aS TERRY 8750 firick cottage of 4 a | I > ) ( _ rooms bat __ electric: ent $70 per, ©: 4. ng Bldg... 7 . ae i A ev Hii or NE ; Noor, bath, electric, concrete basement. West eee ae a ee RESIDENCES BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE || SUS geAby FoR Delivery = Oe ~ MPUSGALO W—Beautif ; W A—$8.400 ' SILVERBLAT were nd have ® yi il Cantrai . i a phone or write for @: 5086 Antington av.. new brick of 4 itiful; @ rooms. tile} 4-5 room flat; baths: electric; ter a Ei ATT. 7 -~ Chestnut. (cv) I have 2 dandy, modern residences on —— — 7 Ay game: amounts , | jire ~ strictly modern; brick one > =. ipuers brick h wails davies one oors | JOHS MH. ABKYIT, healtor, j0¥. a 3 wong BSDGS AV. ae or 3: a . Height , ar ye om Series: De | $2550: PRICE oe USINESS trom, $1000 “to "$12,000 CR EO . |? yori Ti ig : . . ‘ . rs j Tr 7, : G rooms. stric , -tc- te ” e r e e 7a , e . y ’ ital 2 a ‘| rust | z “eC ae REALTY & LOAN 00. ‘Z . Sey st- poe tub; —— wood. | WE ve BUseeE a —617.700 ob LE R ue YE Re & BRO : 51° “9 namie at sig hy ver” yn an at ‘ofth .. —, STOCK TO 183, PAPIN, ‘BEACHIFUL . mn Proposition me KUTA A at # Ce ey te. a ae af li > t; price reasunabie: terms | aie OO! a ula CeS ; Forest 561. nae A RAN SEBASTIAN REALTY CO. ROOMS. BATH TOILET. ; at .. J. KUHS, 10¢ 1 os Tree ea eae cs hiGH-GhavE SINGLE K 812.3 : 6-6 ROUMS; H.-W. H., TILE as — iy; amounts from $50 to $1000 te Have especially attractive first ~~ of Rh TG ANE: Se eM esISmane Orem corer: + tte et aman ar Myiieean:) BAM Mp Mechs TERMS BOX Dn2es $400 CASH sis Terie COR SESE Whe ene. es satronasicesear™ rll Sci eet eaameat ge 3. 2 biti = Soom abe. oors: owner: terms 2 3 TAN - - a real fine Fat at a low price - 5-6 rooms Post. DISE aT H. (ot) Burs equ! ity - in 1506 S. Bfh: subject to , eRe) | the clerk. mechanic or office dences, business property. in ameunts of 4 jon. Dst new : ie Rib. BURD AV.—$5500 2 ay oe aoe mais nga _ smail hardwood fioors throughout, hot-water hea: i ME ee $3000 incumbragse, payabie in ge Breage aie a ||) worker, who on occasions heeds $1000 ~~ ty gt papers ready for deliv- L VW RHo 7 _ —— pence: ‘oui es, ~ i attractive, & rooms, hall, oar wad Pennsylvania, sg ot few tile bath: rene $65 up aba $6U down: l4xx Semple: 4 and 5 rooms. modern: rere y payments: whole price oniy Northwest i eee urgently. Fy eee i per h4-S .. 7 per =: ia. | perch: ga- ||| ath. electric, basement, etc. ; be ‘ ‘ ween see it today "ho , arage : 2 4) an koa Ee oe ome OOO. lor 8 : ae > brick | . J —on! e b. modern bu Pa } enappy- ne JOHN_S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut. - ts 5 big "304 Olive St. rd.; open from 2 WENZLICK. 1010_Ch yestnut. Olive 1427. b128 ray a a eg astm + 1 O. house in front and’ 2 > yata 8 cag ROR ergy oe WREN. 4900—Cor, i= = poe | til Pa eho F omevny Pgh moet ings; can undoubtedly suit vou: real estate e ag Bend rd. |* NORTYWEST INDCSTRIAL DIS . = o ng 7 REALTY CO.. CLOSE TO MONKS’ C€ HL ve H : 4371 FOREST “PARK ——= . na ; ee eral Motors ; sew ober and flat; a th The REMEDIAL ‘SYSTEM OF ae ro one Ln ang busines. ie | til NEW 4-ROOM KUNGALOW 815 Delmer. __ Parkview 660 aig iandy 4-5 single: steam heat. hard- — Beautiful new double fiat: 4 rooms and M ‘ARTAN & 00., 722 Chestnut st.' bath, ‘elec.: ‘growing “section; consider |] LOANING, INC, ‘offers the op- dward K. Love Realt ng ; $300 : Julian—G-Room Bric Bangalow. pte A “ “ ye h Rens Kit he ng % car areas Kfas . room: steam heat, hardwoo RE SIDENC E RB ARG AIN wo 1500 down; sacrifice, $6250. | portunity for yéu to meet your : - ove a y _ - S iar 4 BALANCE _Berictly modern, always open. $7500; fie iow pric er on, ee | oes filding all matt brick; lot 90x om ‘ OLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Olive 3383. || pending money requirements, Hee i se 704 —— a ge Bee ae to “$ 5 A very nretty (Eger Pg ny and reer FG cash. Owner. Sidney 2S66R. (4) Ww ENZL tk. 1010 Chestnut. oO} iv oi ‘2% ulevar rtlest Sth eat con = 1 90- sast | oie CASS Wile H. A NDLE Ext MM es RN: = 2} ' Call and tet us explain how 5 mst | (oer: | . . ‘ . = iw? pa: tn - = wd ¢ ~ ‘4s r ) UV cas, 4lance eusy n ‘At-claas cond ) Snetruetion ne oe “tere tate gi 8 gs pipers ay to coment: E Mod + aed ae Bet at “i. AND ~~ 3626 BOTANIC AL—$10, 800 JOHN YL. ABBOTT. Realtor. 00° Chestnut. rooms and aloove, ape one hes ows oy wees od H South roe ie [eo grrengne on an easy- “STOCKS A AND BONDS ] 44 : st Tab ; : . , ~ sig ret tior > tN fia > loons +-f t lo a rn ni ae “ rm oe: rw we os RNANCIS.PERRY- RTH 102 N. Sth. (cdi. Mm floors, tile bath, floor | plugs. tile parhs. f a ed r - ‘ ~ how nets we Ne ss iad FORE sT PARK , + Bt fae? on ~¢ at wae -“ apection ~ GRAVOIS—Fastest grow busin — ALL ACTIVE stocks and bonds “bourhi. SARGAIN Bi NGALOW—S6900: . een P* Bre: ” blocks from Forest JOHN au ABBOTT. | oI cdg oot ‘a arvibdey BL es " £-fnae: 'y x at | ; ro 1 breakfast ‘ JOSEPH ry DIC af M aN wit, Ec se . ‘trict : "ae rh ae v nieces ae a. Our Rates mae a | | sold and quoted. RREATEN ae, | € = Four-room brick, modern. Murph " ee - 4306 ARSENAL—sEE T heat. etc.: lar oo c o0 Tage rng ery 3 Che met. ( | Our Service Ie om yt "r i }o ry y : aie k 1010 Chestnut. Olive 142 . ARSE NAL—sEE rODAY , dare rner jo $72. 200 ainseniclincaaiaa 623 Chee'nu 4 i. ‘9 Olive 1014. 501-2 Central Nt Bk Rid : d “s ) os sie ee fine condition: garage. | > BLOCK nom FOREST PARK A dandy 3-3 room fiat with baths and J0HN H. ABBUTT, Realtor, s09 ( hestnut. GRAVOIS, 2119-21— stores, 3 flats: ga- REMEDIAL. SYSTEM OF ) es Pape FH RED ae 7 ey ‘ ail any ity NEW BUNGALOW—41954 ARLINGTON, Bx.) 1 LAWS—paRear furnaces, in acme Pa “8 neighborhs 6019-21 HORTON Pl.—si 2.600 S528 SHEN ANDOAH face: rent S151; real sacritice: 814.00¥; ihe DREN SIRK. He a etd que socks and borike wouRht. eold | e sieep- (fi Swell bul ‘Oulns reak fas mn | Cp erese oF nila mB. Can wus ouble S-room flat; baths, ejectric; ren r , : . ard quoted. ; Ki e’-Toom brick. all modern price it ‘ reohis, b axfast roorm. ep. —- . y4 - * . a. ¢ " . ' t r 4 - } ’ Wor i -PUl I 4 kh N i oy F . t. farage i | ~ & ? lle th, he . a . : a a ‘ a vargain TY! ‘¢ a 497) easy erm Sis. ver heap Uv roornis moder } liom nHot-vV ater leat - oB4+ . 101 3 Sth. Olive 3583. ¥ > ' K 3 KATTE!. MAN cm Imost one yg a NS sg re Frage. fw an "Sis aan ‘kK and Wie v% \ _ bi shov w yO af hi a ft day. on t ritiag JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 © hestnut. bs 1° oa ; rst i@Ss “0 Or, arage, A ee ee eae = > diltamvigiind as ¢4 ( on. P. arren, res. ~Htii 503 7 e gre arene | Ride } , ] 7. (ore ' Four-room fr me. mod Net BAL bY P. HBATH CO.., Olive $163 >. Aye . Jus. F. D ‘kK f A NN Grand @lu AP ARTMEN T BARGAIN (OX ; adjot s. rFand ay. CO: or. L AarA\ ay *- M. 26536—Store aod ; fiats; | 300-4 ‘ shemir a) sldg.. Sih Olive 225 Oi ive e240. wary ‘3 Be / . ; i] i De IL EB L E Fi.AT—sple ndid 4 rooms n aT) fi 3 Y 7 rerry ’ a“ —— * 38° ” UE PON ry oa elec. ; rent $2524; $2000 . *hor M n 23% -§-7-8 3 | «)) oreon et ap he ve _ 69) idea ocation: f sore through ; ut. : ot - i t Wa Than, 4 S384 is, eleepifig porcn [dea 7 -roon bome With sieen ne will sold this week $11 500 veins siararreniicnag sd —* nv) ” in —— Lue Pa Lit > acs ! t U A with ti en porch: mt ) ( Chea Meet voyron-. wuttie F egg ett peer ” N ; pal ; . ; ' . e oe ive 36 106 sth LOAN, O% r | 4 separate steam-heating plants: large n this f =a ine ati = . $3 ” 500, er ce — ‘ nee ae “pe im SSCMRS COR: WoL os “POLLACK, ape &. Bi Olive 3383. a —= =", BUSI E the &-r nit MU RELI ‘. LATS, AP’TM, Ts. FOR SALE \': ons ssa: sas de J a H. ABBOTT. Realtor. [00 Chestnut. oe 1. wot IST A 0 AY. _ i iieiliilll anal ea ___ (ey? ——— I . SS -Toom : : 4 DEL “. ‘Rn BL. oT 0. omen ; Big Re Hit seme EK 7- ROOM RESIDENCE G 1 Ps and der. 5:305—5-story fireproof ,9-room house: bathroom. furnace wn | OPPORTUNITIES first oe. He NER LEAVING CITY | | Centrai _ 6923 G a Genvols ay. ae Riv Bory 3975 building: 10 apartments, 20 baths, rea- electric: large garage: lot 560x139: "all West LOANS ON REAL ESTATE taeda | eo, Greer ok. ly wecereees : i ~ me ‘ i MS, 2226-26%4-- Flat, double. four | 4250 SHAW S375. | sonably priced: fine investment. improvements A FOR INVESTMENT °° — = FL RNISHING GOODS—Shoes and no-'€ : away and oe sell: open guoday, © B ag 3015R (c80) EM electric: rent $1 300 year: price! fPouble Mat: 4 rooms. breskfast room Beehmer-Gast-Benson, Inc. Ideal Po , tay ESTA P | Store and fiat; leased: price $9500. Cad | okt vi good — wacrifice. Reitz, | " —- | NORTHI AN D PL ACE 49x “Olive 3165. oe ‘age ana sun room; puree beds. 6o% Oo roomy 12t_ N. 8th. Olive 9007. water “heat; sereoned "yore bath. Zz. STRUCTION (O..- ms REALTY & CON- nner rar TT of trust ae: | F : aes 1a! rent sO price $23.000; easy ~—=" Po , - . an = es -* mb % f ‘ ana sec ust made A yeoraungaes ig alygy aexacrene Bo bf ‘ge £9 S.—$3950 bugs brick ‘terms; a ths building. © | ee Te | ot o0b38 RUSSEL] | aN H. ABBOTT. ‘Riise 500 Chestwns, BUSINESS OP . Si; , ° » an 0 : OTT. Se. Gouble ) and breakfast us shoe : . , y S$] 6.000 (| throuchout: garage: too large for nt ae. rooms; rents 9/20 per JOHN H. ABBOT. Realtor. 709 Crestant. geen, en fl ors. steam heat, étc.; Idea} ®-room house, with al! the lat- REAL ESTATE—FORCOL'RED nn 10 ANED—$100.000 on 11 y « WANTED — |; owner. Oo. J. McCAWLEY eH H. STEWART. Agt. 1002 Chestnut | 2628-30-32 RUTGER ST.—$12,500. real beauty Forest Park; easy terms °St ,!mprovements: sleeping porch and — = ———— 7 oy —s88) poration carrying salary of firet hot-water. | 3 rooms, bath. electric: price is $4 | WHYMAN or MURPHY, 407, 722 Chest- | pom tric; home With large Orick garage av. SINGLE FLAT—$4250—s300 CASH ~BECOND | DEEDS OF TRUST. veer. Concentrated effort for three che 1 ira tos e-. thi a can he made éasy: phone Olive 29e 4 . Tae i North _nut st. wT TK sindibeioaao JOHN : § ABBOTT: Realtor. 700 Chestnut. lot SOx120. 2011 GEYER _ 3 reoms each floor. bath, electric. nice- ae pin tm og Pn. pa gee Be oe PA y- are the right man will meen a $15 Re 150: ever M. L. HECKMANN & ©0.. 100 N. « ; 32 INE, 43 ate “ ae 2 a ; (heetnut et Centra! yo ere 7 Wg ETa a = wons iNPORD. is " =~ ae mod- _ Be ehmer- Gast Fanon ng ] JOHN I H. ABBE TT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. edgar vege grag Dag ' ee ome e cheavest | 614 Chestnut gt. entre hs 70. Single Flat. Bath, BKlectric—s400 Suk ‘| oo 1) LOAN—On real estate: no de. | | SD ieee u a ce . Sa : , . y ° . .. r yn 2 a. S$ hoo | ern; 4° roomsa, tle path. feuace, a” 3 = Olive ‘oa B --- Fe RECE JOHNS . “ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. Southwest , es a attached flat: . rooms and “fp FF ve ~ 4, advance money om mane oe ) Aeso t garage, ‘ per screens, shades au . IS, a r y MOST KAI : ae OAs ie A an e .ectric on each loor: price | estan 23 & OM) ' tures te ~ : 4°01 —F lat. new. 5- 6 Pads. O717 7 -19- oi: 6§-family. 3 rooms 4497 Fore bs Pa TIFCL SE RERT new St rf ; Ti AMP TT" * sem u Tro oms. > baths: &- ~ i ment oY iy $40 ner month. Look ARC HSHOEFER R. E CO. HIGH-GRADW | | ppeciness | coportunliy: T if RTO Lf TENNESSEE. 0017—Bungealow ; ir ee large rooms: ‘terms. aml bath. eeictric: new: ly mainted and dec- Oo oubl e fiat. 4 rooma and breakfast room car garage: large cor.; terms. Reitz, ar HY} gee gE Madison st. * 825 Chestnut icB) ment of $125 or more would in vest se now nt raome. hardwood floors, copper os $350 43 N. — ; oy 7 “a - eae. a BUST CO. | | $300 CASH. $35 MONTHLY. ayments ‘$30, ur temilies; price | ____ BUCH PUR att ai | SOnN $21 80 . West WORKMEN, $500 tetas f FINANCE CORP... | OWNER froit and vegetable * 7 ' Pe roome, sun reom. tile bath f i , 407 ~ak ‘ nth Look and / 49438 RU SSETI iF BI J H i. “ABKOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut, ee ae on - SS " (‘s . 6} 7. 121 Arvade Bidz ” er FL i ———-—_____ (cod | Four-family, on 650-foct lot. 4 rooms, apartme a-7 } @e owner. 1435 Belt av. Forest 8051M. | Ow, + ty of room for & g£00d- ad ORs 4 & eS ee a ay 3634 HICKORY—84700 NT MISS THI ? Ayal baat 2 partment ; rooms. hatha. hardwood (eg) sized family, tile bath, furnace, hardwood , , ’ ——: 4 roe m brick cottage. toilet. eurnatéeil (034 Sullivan: " 1 tle ng ene and | eee _, heriw —- $235: $3000 aime M4 ee price reasonable ; wonderful invest- MA Th oe ies =r = tole “oo “—_ » floors and ’ surpr sing number of other Bl ILDING LOANS eee WASTED eo r 4 Teome : i | . oP e s P ae -root ood i ¢ ‘ ‘ " . a . : rar ; JOHN. in. B Chestast. y condition; fine location: | handle. balance monthl- see thia today. Boel poo Knew — n floors. 2 baths. slate roof; excellent con- jesicabie featurte: S6Q, a mor th; pe SPECIAL 514% FUNDS = : _ABBOTT., Realtor, 709 oe Busi. uy te JOSEPH F. DIGKMAXN R. gE. co. ;oehmer-Gast-Benson, Ine. dition: barcala; will exchange. same as 4 room. S726 Eiward, block io Any Amount y en ele et Mo 'er he BUNGALOW Z % -BURS 1105 Chestnut. _ (e4) | ate 693 Cheatnut, “1e4) 1°1 N. &th. Olive 9007. ; north Natural Bri: dae at (foodfellow. Open. fonsult us for New Léens and Reenwale. | riscat wtl! vay lke ¢-. -look at 3134 wwu.ucy.. 7 roome, E New 4203 HOl LY. $20.400 ene Se ar ere age Boehmer-Gast- Be nson, inc. GEO, NX. COOPER R.- E. CO. HEMMELMANN. SPACKLER R. E., Ke 3 Mood floors: just sout® of Arsenal), - pstttlale fiat, 4 roome and breakfast rou R- PAMIL Y FLAT Double Flat Neat ir *# orest Park 121 N. Sth. Olive 9002. | Olive 3276. 805 Chestnut. (ex) ss Seventh and Chestnut ets. | Heer aC ANT W'td.—Confectionery. new 4-ro9m **" > RAN e Park: open Real “2d wood floors, steam heat, Murphy *s 4507 and 4511 Parkview p!l.: 2 doubi¢s MINERVA. 50632—6 rooms. bath. hot-water , Olebom: rooming heuse; will exc 7 ipl ito BAOT Raretord. DBASTIAN. ; S11 te aa Sy 35°26 MINNESOTA AV. of 4 rooma each’ hardwood floors. separate heat; price #6500. om MONEY TO LOAN fosted. pox K.262, Pi ifference ae ane fares : é LOT Grau ae ABBOTT, Realtor, 7098 Chestnut. 4 roome. Murphy ved. screen ed porch steam heat and garages: will sell or trade G. M. jOHN 2TON, 5003 Page. For. 9430. ° a~ St. ay s end county real estate: bulld- | —-——— va Fonispinpaien. © | jai an , ; PRLTTIEST BU NGAIA ‘ ‘. 4022-24 MAFFITT rent 8230 month. Fo ce and terms see one cr both ; Vat” | loans: reasonable rates. _ 188) * South St. Louis, S824 E. Virginia % ig "i family. 3 large rooms. tile bath, FRANK SE BASTIAN. Realtor, ANDERSON-STOCK E-BUF RMANN MIN HELL. 6841—Firet-class 7-room Fk ] N A N . ] A 3 hte Lite: "HALLER R. CU.. 807 Chestnut. | SUSINESS FOR SALE | om . arge rooms, tie bath, hot-wgter ‘ o.. floors: = rent S180; ; _ Grand 8114. RA07 Hartford. (et) SOR Chestnut et (oq) _ Renee: hot-water heat. ete.- lot S2x171 (eB) | . ' lot 44x112: Bellefontaine car to door: «8 a wee CaRh wi) SU, bargain; | cciianemmnccmenacmene ana REG ‘ee 1 tm e; A niey Son icé) Seo y. wae. . oe - ee — | AGENCY—-ror all &. T today. FRANK SEBASTIAN, Realtor, SOsEPH Fe bandie: 50 £1. "Tha provements, bargain: $8500 __ ied) M 1y— See Us’—M in tows of 4000; othe RT Wy . - Ee ‘ ) 4 - ee —, innit ; ASH fe WARN EA Aca MANS Eco, RTNGALOW FLATS WEST END FLAT sieiinty tops ii -entn, i aoe ye on ot tutes wat sees | Lk eee ee a a TE N NESSEE, 3508—5-room bu 2 MODERN , ces) - “ : 5844 Kizel: a well-built 5 and 6 teon ne ee noes ine ome. fine bath- LOANS ON PERSON’ L PROP’Y Loweet =e of interest and reasonable 4-348, Post- Dispatch. (ol) | Easton a\ ‘ie hardwood floors, hot-water heat; let 4- FAMIL J KF LAT L OOK AT 2023-25 M AGNOLITA. . flat. with eeparate furnaces: a'l in firet pao on firet floor: double garage and | Sina 3 “hRINKOP. € 19 Th — Ar PAINT AND LAC ih ER “SHOP — x ai. ares ma. I e. —_ bath 4247-49 Maffitt av.; am and 4 rooms. stric , =. gee eek fant “we es cages nl Piggy pe MON AIR BAREW! + pa sae. Del 5) ALTIANCE he mee orp. wi ji réduce your a UBS 8g ent nuts (of) an, esta gg tri: “Box ait. . . ber, & . 3 ‘ G2; adn {or by card i] rite A A 2A " ~s . ve ; d ~ Tartior rand (es) cp mr ‘ - ae 5 a = ~ a ee ° ' LAK BI —A4o1 > “ ena agency reir -— ccnpuittan meeting HEM MELM ANN- Zs AC KL E R R. he. { Ps dence " 3- ea: garage. t ice $ VV: mak: AU To } LOANS na rtr tN a on a’. and} ine THE BEST THERE IS 400D INV ESTMENT | 7th apd Chestnut, ~_ __.} offer. Themaree. 541 Manic. (er) | Borrow $25 to $1000 on Your car in five lane property. ' eee a akon? a8 sot bas 0 Hol 800 Hobart. “ei way , ee a == | SeaibERCE—T-rcem. modern” good .o-| mates: BO red tape; strict confidential; 'for Prudential Ine. Co. af a merica foe0 Homer. ; rortgeges rewritien; bring title. eee FRANCIBCUS RBALTY “bo, {c6) leaving city AT ; THE 2 New bungalows, 3842-44-46-48 SMa av. (4600 south on Grand bl. and 2 bi oon 7 - TAGES weat) 4 nice rooms, hardw nod floors through; fine basements, good furnaces > : Nice attac room | any 9578. onesie BE? weet rates in city, veal estate. We will give you s quick | under construction: we finance vour bulld- WaATNI! Tr. Payments red oINa ing plane and specifications drawn and house. hath. electricity: easy terme of RIDGE. 6133, (at Welistoni—A good 6- oon? cash. _ Olive 5603 room frame. electric. water, gas, base LASKER FINANCE CORP. | SOOKE REALTY ©0O.. 107 N i. income. Ag bn (ed) COMM CIAL —_—— ly new. S-room | —ut_st ar ee | furnished accesseibh) yy | 0 P Bs, ° - meee ° * . Sea | mage Seat ches am Bs SSE, 92, rooms | ALR GPB Na ice 208. | ——-SHSEREATE 3. Chesiaal ic) Sey eae: eae Were | Soa eae Olive _ 138647) . GERLING | electric: 1 b ock f Cherokee car: Useya7 rice $8500. i or; rents. a Vi ——! very reasonable; owner there. me : aye a a an i She | erie: rom > ‘ | AVOID worry; ‘better to owe one debt than | Do Nee d M @ert Mm ; 6319 hell brick garage; street a LTE R - CO.. 2407 N. Bway. | , art EAI 1 FLAT? eee Colle ee ae North PF ee epee 1405 Ex@lid av.. a dandy brick of 6 several: we loan money for thie and oth- | 0 ‘You ge loney — a ARTHUR FISCHMAN. J — 4e4) WANT A REAL ee in. electric: 700; 4 6. regm frame Bice yoome, ag are. slate roof, bath, lot} eF pur poses: P = 8 per cent discount. | ; e “4 ' ¥¢ you are in the market for @ splen- use: bat electric: 2-oar exe. S35xb7U; 4-car ical Credit Bureau, 609 Arcade Bidg. - | come. i) anew” River vide 3508 \VESTMENT i aid 3 and 5 room flat, with hardwood JOHN H, ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestout. KORTE R ee CO ee cen) FIRST "AND SECOND DEEDS: : | i. ics) i - ; "3 ange newell and Meal oors, 2 eek’ —— : (og) , today. Setvamar on premises, or 88 3 | De ne - ——-- Boehmer-Gast-Benso Ine Boehmer-Gast-Benson,. Ine. _week'y payment. 2901 Olive. (eB) CREAMERY eS DARI Y ~ an1a0 | oenmer 1ag enson, ine. TJsANS vty ™ 7.7 7 2 tion: auiek ente fe all conveni- “ANT NDY RUNG Saas Sane. : 201 3 ALFRED cat erie i \. &th. Olive POR. ; ENN Se Olive 900. Money joained cc ANS —1 ANE house | LOANS ’ 4 ie . : ert. ot at ;GALO — u _ Single land 3 Juat completed facing ne o Orie! | DANDY 6-ROoOM RESIDE at t ; 5 KAYMOND easy Day men others ratee then get | = | GARAGE-—7. ce : Bt and bel.) IN SOUTH END PARK niet Wood floon tile bath. hot 4-¢amiiv: 4 rooms and breakfast reon 412°W Kossuth: strictly modern, hard- 9 a large lot; forse; Y vnderful gure. THE AME FRICAN CO. 377 Arcade || FIRST AND SECOND ) fri station: "si : terme. Anosiress | Lock at No 2639 Bamberger. ¢, a 5 PPailon “5 aeame ; oniv | bi hard ood floors. seperate steam heating wood floors. tiie bat! rarag price right. location look _al ‘his oF wilii show: : Bldg. hntrance 211 mr ee eee s! hi MORTGAGES ; REAL T co., Hank of Commerce RUIN “modern bungalow, with steam park ; ere owner -down- | Barts: reut, 92660 oer BBOTT easy term§. (Jas C. MORFIT, 1024 Title Guar. Bde apareetau tae cottag if, inte eated. Y. ' MuRTGAGE LOAN CO R Na $10 hon ive °464 wn a. r \ 7 \. lees ' ~ a: i EL 2 eee : (eg? ’ i 024 (os) | 'VRANK BEBASTIAN RALTE ¢ a, and 5 reome, stric BSA fe = . 4 ‘pancain F air- we tye ® aay; a —— vs bite» L 0 ANS ON SIGN vATU RE a Federal Reserve Bank ; 3607 Hartford. Grand §& EY rfain for quick ground Park: 5 reoms, hath, electric. . Foor Gence: Weal ,or ap scounted if nafd ir advan OLIVE , ‘ . Bago * € ain he Se « On vere into a's lowes furn'twre or « . . >t. , en & ERO. 5179 caste on ay. CHESTNUT ae JOHN C. — Licu x. . I. CO., TONES EROS = 1031 Arcade Bide. } ~ “% SOUTHERN f Yoxe eed eee i mr ge (c82) | , Grand and Hebe Vlive SOL). c5) 406 Lberiy Ceat: al Trust Didg.. 006 Olive. y 2 . . “5 . po ~ ie T s -_ ia ta pias ” a » Cees si ay - s PA A ” i; hia: in seit re = ae 5 nit i “ : ea
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~ ™“, ) THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1925. wae a. . J PROFITS ARE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET | NEW YORK BONDS || NEW ee ~ - _ ag? PPS. ae aces rs Ba eI eed tt celia Rhee? gk = Special te the Post-Dispatch ‘ : ce she A eer 9 » Late’ Porn | Mew Wome ees an . | Special to the Poet-Disnatch AKEN LA F Stock Exchatge, with the + agg a oP list of today’s individual sales in 100-share lots (00 omitted) om the New Yerk | NEW YORK. May 7.—Folow:rg is an official list of bonds traded in om - Sauniina ceetie Genelia ancurtams tains te ae eee ae. 208, BAG closing prices and the met changes for the day. Symbols. “lucrease Decrease. jthe New York Sisck Euchamee today With prices we to and inciuding the close 226 previous closing prices of mcurinS Sreued ® on the Xe he ‘Total enles today were S$12.716.000 agains: $17.825.000 yes ‘oday. Saies of stocks are in 108 share ‘ots (except in the ca . ~* . . aad OS a P sues. seics of WRCh are im iu: anc sa.°s wl Bund. : od a ed "rag lange a : a . . — ° eecial stock. " sus chimes. (>) including extres. (c) Payabice im preferred stock. (d) Partly stock. ‘e) 5 percent af market. es . terday. $12.350.000 @ week ago. $13.375.000 a year age and $11.530.000 two rears , azo ™ Jan. 1 to Gate sales were $1.362.588.000. agains: 31. 208.024.000 a yee: —. : | Pty ‘ys a@ pee x — ; ~~ a . aie intel ienerntint saenasaatass, ts jtpammsmasasssasmaastse cerca etna ener “Eien ate ——- (An. Dix Stocks é | Stocks é lage and 35.000 . —_ ; Rix. in $ | Gales ities “Se Net An. inv Net Arn. Jur ' Net | OL265.138. a Se EET "ean a el - . | : Hich. ‘Low. “ow ge. Kis im $ Sales. Hirh. Low. ‘Cloae..Ch'e Rts. in § Sales. High. Low. Close..Ch’ge.| Sales. SECURITY. High. Lew. Ciose.: Saies. SECURITY. High. Lew. (cose. Saes. Security ich. Low. Case. Come Shes. Securit, ~ PU pe etfs . | GOVERNMENT BONDS. INDUSTRIAL BONDS. DOMENTTC BONDS. 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' " , . . + . . . - : : os ‘ ° - . “ ji ‘*. 8 % “ ; Sed +\4 Bed ie 7% ume leane sie > "er! ¥ ~— ' : Perey ; . i. . . s RY ' 1% om PF fs “47 Mey Tie Tim & a ~~ WARN 4 ~" = > ee os » & FT ‘ ; : New York May 7 . 1. = : - ,*s et “ , , : S ; . - - : + 2 nates . + ’ “~" ‘ es % " e —_— . -_ . , e i . : os i . & “ ’ ya. ip. ' Com-T Ree ds “42 HTH 102y 1ET% > im ta Ss 1Oe™ 1082. tus = _ —_ . | .-=W TORE. May 5 Det an@ futures. 13%. 7 * : a . “? os . ~™ ‘ . « . 2 ‘* a ; — - py & . 3 * ” ; Mi ~~ * : ~ . ia er, ‘ ‘ ; ; . . : = - = . , oe . a as * > ~_ -~_— - : . — aa " . . ; . = > : = wt - . ” “ , * » ~ . ~ . e) eniem 43 france “ : by by ps “ 2 « ’ ae 3 iT : | 1% ; ; 79 Metal~ at St | : x \ . fre rf 2 $48 : » . ail 7s R . i . - , os 4 ’ y. _ ae n ’ . e ° & » 2 ‘rs ‘aes ~ . - . “> ; thet ful ares. re ‘ 4 - « 5 - eo . ” ‘ : . \ ; es . ° ‘. ve i : s *» . “ ‘. . 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DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPRT=7 THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST. “DISPATCH B RA | ° | AMUSEMENTS ou | -0- Vital Statistics--Questions Answered--Radi FOREST au: aune A. uz = «a 4. o SA iS. hi rhest. lowest . 3 a 10 «(= | e : on ~ ia ° in | n the New 2 ork Curd ga Re sh ieatinnceiataittiiadiistiniieatates ARK share lots (except in the case of # , : —=—== —— | ind sales of Bonds represent °S a y ‘Oh ae eeeeee—e—e————E————e—eeeeeeeem—™sg, cenit © : Cn i Marriage Licenses ‘|| Post - Dispatel: Radio Bias anaes aeaeae et : hide rr : . | T ost - Dispate 10 ft * 4 jose % 1p ’\ .: ‘= es ee Oe ) Hf igh F ow. ' - ST. LOUIS MERCHANT? EXCHANGS. ad | ANSWERS ©O U | | B : 1 ~ i =a Nadie May 6—Solewine kon cat | | | roadeasting Station |; Npt ST RIALS er today’s high, low and closing ane ‘ore eco | ry @ 74 Is Gri ~ i on ican: a vious close tn local markets and quote- | The Post-Dis | K s D Nevelty Dev da Cot Pr as ng ay eae tienes as received frem Kanmes City ana Burial Permits Uh Be deette ~ Pegi reserves the right to reject any query. | aw Sovetey jovicee tn All Deparemoute. ay 30 Duta 4 ‘ 37° a Chicago markets: | sonal and telephone calls, or ans | 545.1 Met r we y124, v tr efs S07 ee High. Low. Close. Yea. | ~~~ | | wers by mail, cannot be — . ers | Shout of Laughter, O51 , eat 201, =e de a . est. given attention, Vj ; 95% 1 16U,R S..) 684) gra LONE » LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY WHEAT. — es ¢ Ble gorse co0~ except letters on medical questions of undoudt- | jf 2.i,°%% Usht broadcasting at i verte Rete st Reet & & Goody Tire, $11,/ 30 *; Said ee ene tox shares features | St. L..- > Wt, 165%&b 187%b~ | William A. Gk LICENSES. ertty when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope | Bere y Bw Be Ome | a ot. | om enn Baki) 21 | 20%) 29a the local market to-| Gt. -197,, 162% 164% 166@a65| Harvey ya;-ckomrska-—Adrienne Bunbeck.|| B. B. B.—Address the Secret M. - 4:66, 3:00 ane 5:09 Oh See. wee see ee x97, GR & CR.12%| isi 20 | le on O-|K. €..160% A57% 1386 ; Si Masry 1. D) tt Mrs. Myrtie Pilkington. of State. Rate House, cp ary | aan J. 5S. — It ts customary for | quotations and news bulletins Rand ( cacerts, O Wazel Cor Ist,’ in” ted | Wagner Electric common, JULY WHEAT. _ tbaries uit desi eee Weissenfiuc. | | City, Mo. eftteras Sot Herel tyaveling at night on a 7 oS reed to the Middle Wea. Ten Acres of Family Pienle Grounds. int CC Rul Q ie ‘ i st. L..151 & i ; - Or eax Soe ‘eter A. Smith—a > a Oo wear ordinary nigit ! | ces supplied by Market ; (i gah m common and National S14, 148 149i, i ; t Anna F READ a ! | 3 ey Sheltered Recreation = ? & Ind « 104° 104 mts) TL 0 Iro i ne her, Chi. ..153 1% 131. & 53 re” — >. 101 5b dana H ca} igi} Ae 23 Xa ise 145% 1465) Chi. ..148 244% 145%-46 147% -48 | Je Lo Pag —Goidie Crepe 16.399 ers and distriverans tomnnaton ane tien as to the Tesmen™ informa. | Daily—10:00 A. M a oe oe oe oe 7 - Zz ; 4 : * } e 0 I eee Pt le : oe ‘ “ P sec 1224, 1181, Ry i 200° 23% 23% 273% — Si K. Cc. 104% MAY CORN. ey sane Tou Burton" ‘i018 “Patterasn, i ae theft device. grounds in Illinois. . 1s ' Domestic science hour can- : eh Va li 76141 9 - 9 7 ia oniengem 3% . berlin-—-M E. L.—Apply THEO.— |: H} ducted by the Home Servic La5%, ; ur pees ear 5. the 8 80_42 42 i. ae. ‘2 lst i. 114b 1 . ae} Brorett N. ec) ary E. Tate. | pply to the Munic- The race riot ¢ Rast | : . Freee Con : Sit. go 384s BS “ne m Boers 13: ly 137 % 1% | om 1135 10% Tt Sag -‘414b Jerome A. Welek naan ence Newcomb | | ys Theater Association, 1878 Ar-| 5°: louis occurred on July 2, 1917. Dept. of the Laclede Gas Light cert by the 940) - 3 es Cl |] % s U 12a il3%a\ Joseph Pp. nde cade building regardi ) The claims { Co. of St. Louls. Om | 4% Menge! Box! 4715) 46°! 4@"%| 50} 44 | 44 «| 44 K. ¢. 107 105 105%a 106%» Wohn ©. Pong arorethy Fuuikner, | tion. ; me Swe peti | adure arising out of the riot | | G Mid W Ut 91.4! 90%! port 220,37: (| 37. | 37 JULY CORN ~ | Gregor Baten Ethel Scheffel. . ss were 19 néarede ane chant chine | Thursday—Sile Assist 2 ] MW n 1044, 104 04) 5109% 109% 109% ... Yi m. L. 115% 113 - il4 Albert G. —Anna Skrapito. , c. “ S.—Inquire of the Cham- killed negroes and eight whites | ursaa nt ‘ ed by " ee F A) 68%! 6835! ese somi282) 414 40% 41%) *1% | chi. 116% list) 114% -80 16% | Th —Eizabe: h Tees Ve. |! manele tagmerce regarding the négreds dere — apereee — | a EDITH WATHERS 1a ; ;, s ¢ os 9%! aii 69% 68%, 69%. * nT %& . 2g ay Vee EF . Ss you are endeavor- _ ack wounde an 109 | 41% _N BP & 14/298 " j293 * 296 * ay102% 102% 102 & |— a | HS OCR _ 106% __307 RD _ 108 ‘0 | Hite F. Walters. Ustumbie. x bee to locate. twelve beilainns aaa and | WwW Dramatic Lyvie Genes f 95'4 mane r Col255 ‘956 + SOON SESSION. ee SEPTEMBER CORN. pitaker, Webster eaves. ene Lill WwW. H. — Consult a taxidermist elt nas valirans as 44 railroad | | CK—273 Meters. | ee ae f 3 NP new wt) 8613) 861) 7 Eas uis— — uire o -}to e , ‘ enn On? - ek I “ . i: ‘ dag 18 : ip 10:102 4 102% 102% | 1p Chi. . 45% 43% 44%-% 45%a St. Louls. May Porte!lL | Sarance agent ropardine ge cos men were altos Ait tala 1} ey ba Gn aun roegert, Friday, May x & PP. ML ; 90 1 PW Po Col40 = 15 1100, 35 4s 3515] 35%5/ ° 4 JULY OATS. B RE oman of insurance for the different |]] S8sistea by BE. N. Kroeger. Public invited. Free parking space + , p At 1390 1490 «CO 135211 (211 (211 | °3 Chi 45 43% aw IRTHS REC | busineas ‘ren MRS. M. S.—Ora and Joe Lewis, | 3 FP. M.—Progr by G i eS - ++ . 2 ta en; 98: 9% , ee : 115% 117%-u& ic sand ze tte) aan. x the refular rules in poker the ex- : Pp nment. ||| ]} ner, Dorothy Scudder, Mrs. Ida Pte Td hale A) ee SEPTEMBER RYE. a-% 15 ana i, Baisch, 4234 Bin X, 19th. ‘ceptions that are made must hel atraiman William Dillon was ji/|] Wisely, Melba Allton, Mary | aside oi 40% wr: wr ° “lon. .110 107% 10714 100 % | H. and F Nonehion. A061" . es }agreed upon before the game ayy Beig §, ae te 1% | Bia ey 40% 4 Sp igs : 'B ) Cc ass. ~ - . : ‘ i seWis Drothers: this Morto Loutl T o« : : - - - se : . and E. Riner 154 ; G. R. K.—When , " , ee i | n, Ulse foenges. - =aiea 000 — } —A ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE P4 Rr — - Etheridge Ras. S %% | does not command any’ Bey Sonal Sree comameenet a Sen dan | Grcheae gg watt oe te : paminoniemninee | BM 7 Wh “ee cite Maneater i oe eo 7 nel, 4246 J ; 'we mean that | jus . . 4 i chestra from Hotel Coronado, : D1, CLOSIN GQUOTATIONS AST Raha i the lecal pa 9 * a ee | F and fi Figs 38 8536 a ge '{ts face value ond poching ph Poot ekeeawieeed alae Aig: i} Studio numbers Guring inter: : | Bid Asked. crop was estimated by Smiley at 90.600,- 3. end F. Rose AE ve ty comer roadway. | > - gang and a brother of Eva I i ~ i missions by Henniger’s orches- RICHARD DIX 0 "Mationa]) Bank ...... 210 211 | C80 bushels. Cor prices were affected py | H. and A. Twillman. 1 an’ Theodosia. CLARA—Write to the New York | w} . -Va Lewis, | il tra students. : | “4 2 U6 at ULeé A’ 5R% : mal Bank of Commerce... 147 weak as corn planting this season | 1, E. and D. Suits. PA a les Mt digg SL | be bie re sew Some. Ea FOr participation in the speration vot di :,-| 26 UP & LCA) 26 | 25%) 967) 9 an Saar St pRERE e 3.630.000 acres larger than las | ms od. Mo. twins,| the information regarding the 7 Sone oF Claire Adame nesta Bi ‘ow | aP%! 4 € 3 , led all a 396 (400 gag, 8? wg cash grain market wheati; *2¢ B Johnson, 81°24 s 5 | bank clerks’ union of New York. Se leeda tectnan and Contes. diel | WEW—248 Meters Neil 55 iy lin 4 MID wenn was duUM, soft being unchanged to 2c lower. i ane M, Pemi ing, 3117 Barondwas. et A. F.-—-It is not necessary forjwhile in jail at Wichita, Kan.. " Thersday, 7:00 P. M.-Musice} 1, of , ‘ 7 Hamiltea uae RMSne | : 7 i ; 285 300 Buik of offerings were carried over. Hard, 4 oy one ~. Lessing. 3023 Rariold. the bride to give the groom a ring /shortly after his arrest and while ||| Entertainment in celebration of #7. MAGLI aL Wildl 14.) Oo Mo goer "K. a 2] : aa Credit Indemnity. . 4 oe ) — Eaemasene oS ee. ane corn 3}, ¢ fm y ° eunbiest 4601 Delor. in Figg ye hes of today. But it is |await{ng trial for alleged partici- | National Music Week, phe + The, SP ina * . 2 + omewere WHEIse +e eco . ~* |; avme} ” ; as ‘air Oats fH sae * on.er 0 Oregon. | righ or the groom to give the ti { bi —_—— + —-—— . 3 3 we ne x ; tebe seetes ool & 44%, | were. ec to le lower. Demand w f ; and M. Harlan. 300: | bri ; : l@j;pation in the ropbery of a mail ||| Spot a3 , 14 33MM ieee pea’ oo. 1110005). 44% | BTuty wheat “reacted nearly 20 an tm [Ogi tnd F,Eilort OS Frackiin, twins. ||| bride his token. train at Paola, Kan. | KFVE—240 Meters The Coolest in Town | 6 ‘s Sabegees.? 20%) 78% 1 y trade on profit taking, the 14 tho ucker, 1425 Moatgomery | RYS SATURD > TS ae ; = - —_i get = ste gher close on May and 1%4 eain in|} “p 4B. Maisak. 2511 Heb oh | LEG L, OR saa veollal by Wane Eee T 45, Sion cm é or! } ee : ~y ped § ~ es" ° Fw? By = inditterent response ey Ae F. Metzio: 3820 “Montana. | A INF MATION. | pane Teste Se i oe s A AY , | ; ae we at at t\ Sa 2% Of a hel os : rn yesterday mn eeti-|,° a oats . 2744 Lafayette. B Memb | ~ sees «ate 8S : ; -G ML : 1 |) Beene a ee coe eres =o %j 24 mate of larger epring whe c A. 8. and’ V. Damicn 4: (By @ ember of the St. Louis Bar Association.) | Kothof The Great Fil Thrill ) oe*> 1 @ Forty-X 3 %e! . .. mks Ge ski ee tes U. s at acreage iniy end M. For T9200 one ae. | t carta m er ? 174 : ‘ 42. - ; tee S. also was factor. Corn Wae down ortner, 1990 Cherok GC. - Ri. > , —_ H : >} , ‘ 2 Medart com ......... 314%! 32% more than a Q iJ. T. and F or mie ee r. . the man sUes you and B. DD. — Uniess the party has s° | | dls 3 cent early Pe Gorman, 62°86 \ oii . me y a | 64% > How S new | lb i allemaal al SB i.-... July wheat opened at $1.51% and July | 5" wa *3e Si pelnoe, A010 Bony Say. Fogg bomen oats ico are eee te Se ee a te eo nan’s orchestra; 9:15 46 i B31. “¢ ¢t*¢ “ . rs : ‘. Seeemallie - eoeee , e ob.aee 40c Th $1.15 ie H ; ne #1]. 3947 Gratior ’ court costs aiso. ean be attached, aa he is still lla- | m s orcnest(ra, : . popular | : IS, | ee : , mn ele “te shed * Perr 42 43 e three Northwestern marketa com. wi oH —_ : F Frenger. 25264 Renton, M. E. D.—There is no law re- ble for the debt. | organist. ) Si eas. | OS Xi ee $2 |..., | ned bad 331 cars of wheat. compared | J. ‘x tht E. Hahn. 8615 Blair quiring you to furnish or maintain ' | , ! . si r | +r — , : : : FY Gauic Press Brick pfd. ; 9015 a1 | Misnenpetie Pao A See and 558 last vear ‘ a ae Senn. saa)” Kab ws leon. A fence on either side. = A. na neta the facts to the wa, Chicago (447.5), 6, concert, | b TE a ot ft 2 “6 Tiers tiona! le pte ote 119% 129" ang Winnipeg 160 cer wanes eM | _"" | JANE R,—It would be safer if car remain warhead ts beuat 6? ¢ car ) penmres, muses! readings 9 79 ( , } | Shoe com ....136 (137 roca, neat receipts. which. were 37.- | BURIAL PFRMITS. your mother made a will leaving | house all night. Rainbo Skylarks trio, Lucas sis-| | f BS 15 | ~ p Bros Shoe ........ 46 | 47 |awo and 48.100 last v with 32.500 a week | Ri. Wesemann. 6, 2116 De Soto the money to you, but naming the | ; ‘| ters; 12, Hotsy Totsy hour, Gin- \ 4 OILS = Stephens-Shinkhe S .145 ' local and 13 th ast vear included 16 vars | Florence Spangler a5 19124 Oregon other children in the will. | ABIE.—I¢ the administrator at- | , - Is. = Fae meee gf6......| 87 |{..... were 44 800 bushels compared with 61.,- Sandon a. a 65. 2247A Shen- BILL D.—You will have to get | Sempts to hold out her share of the | german. * A Metro-Goldwyn , - 2 j - - a -_ is ** 4 ee - : - is. \) tt re j _- dos i. 7 ” . : j : aha : . . . » . . eh i - e = -s ee a |. SS 151 liad | 660" at eo Reo'ans VOPBO Jue” veer | MOMEAT Koenig. 58. 5717 wienigan, || $,ltenee from the clty and # per |conauicw iawyer. || “auuate: Geae, talks T, “Pam Amen. ween Super Sonnets Comedy | ot) ee Dee ee SUOTeS PG we eee ees Pe a a suUde¢ 3U Care iocal and-e 12 throug zh io: oor an S80 anal aa! ee ' mit from the owner of the lot in : : | ** 6:45 7 , ; ey 4%. 4% | Fpertiand eae 16 16% | Vats receipts. which were 74.000 bushels K. ‘Kissling. GS. 39°24. Marrire order to put up the stand. SUBSCRIBER.---You will have to | | penal at ay Ss ee Eleanor Board eneanes Re ti... S.: obig' OO SRAGD init sted totais ee end |S. tin lee, 28. Baie Grace. a~NA-—_Through ah error, by the | Pay_1 per cent per month for de- || ican Night;” 9, dance. man | , SO% abt, COM . wee ee ees : as oe -* cluded 22 cars loval ! §. ND. 44, 1530 Sinegleto She tie. te oe iby ‘ ’ 7 > } em win- | Louisa Brvar : . rF you nac me apsodile Oo | WSB, Atlanta Journal (428.3), 3% awce od 4 i. ce chk 6 wb 6 oc 109% 110 er wh 74: ” . ‘ ina Brvant, 65. 535 South Second the same | ) » fon it, because of the danger of In- |)+ . ’ ’ - a —SPECIAL DA rt, Px maa * au: * 3 heat, $1.74; No. 2 hard woent, $1.66; Ante Rehimever. 62, S586 Mary. “( : nl : ne weed Hie could not mak pny to chiléren or passers-by. | entertainment. colored school: on THE . | ; a Ge BAS 0 re Pere 30¢ cor vt. 19 %,@ 1. 11: No. 3 mixed curn. | Edward Weber 79. -278° o812 McPherson i! 10:45, Aeolian quintet. : TAGE STAGE ATTRACTI ey * e ard Weber 2° q aoe “a EE . - oeten less os 5 | $i. No. 2 yellow corn, $1.1514@1.18:| FE. H. Suelthaus. 72.4221 Gano. MEDICAL QUES 10 | , ' TWENTY poe By a Special Correspondent of the -y gS baat be 41% ++ Te N53 eae ort, V5: No. i 30: ww J. Gaston. 63. "236% Tower Grove. H | ww, Detroit News (352.7), 7 Wetel. for It! 4) ts I Se 2)? A ‘ Did ~ ie@ cor! e & c iif 6 ’ . r P 1. Py, Post-Dispatch. - Sg Se eee team + i 83% No. 3 white corn. $1.15@1 13%. ew sli Se shen Ben, Serene. Health and sanitation questions of public interest aie will bo con- 1 WEAF concert. ALBERTINA ny. Rr, a ar 2 F ae age 163 ' &: white oats, 47c: No. 3 white oats. 47 lec HWP. Christian 45 23 ly treatment of individual cases will not be given. | “ NEW YORK, May 7. @ era atu 3% No. 4 white oats. 46c: sample gerade woite!J. A. White 4 "ERA ay ane len. sidered: Diagnosis or f g | RASCH GIRLS : The upward movement in bondag a. 2 Me ke a hy 84% [| oats, 45@45%c. |. Brown, 55, 2661 Fel! — LAURA. — We suggest alet cause, The nose, throat, teeth and IN a St 1 ontinued todav with ° ie i cc... tues.) Ls “ROL DIA cB ;S. Vickers, &5. 62090 Bart mer eordial for your condition. A tea-j| digestion should receive careful i THE i | - s | iwInu OQAN Wii fhe Ww higt ' Rrs 4a aia Ge erate A %& ao ay . MOST OF NEWS is Rot itman. 13 17 12A Carr spoonful three or four time Ss a jay examination and the condition of i] PASTELLE ~——iM OW PLAYING... %e ‘332 | prices in individual issues both ie i Tele D ota Te Needs &, F RISH | Paul Seddens. 19 A44°R fawton. _ will be plenty. oe ee RORIS Eee WH Pe aes | GLORIA SE dig |eriens tm feaieidual tovoce BOSD 825° | Ljieianenpasaaniantered | a | ALLET % |. Dy | — LD tena eens oO t..... AND WHEAT PRIC W GREEN PEAS—Mississippi and Ten- } | BOB.—The only adv! eres io | M. PD. S—Keep the sealp clean | B &, tive by lasses. > Electric _o 10] ne ssee June, Ss: to $2.50 per Du harn pe r give you is to ke p ° ™ land well ventilated b , brushin rT * . pmo 1 Se ..... ye ss 5 ics BOL’ GUMBU—] eggs “ge ty ear. sgt hed clean. Any other proce- | 7. dh! THE GREATEST OF ALL 3 ’ U. S. Steel sinking funds 5s, sell- r ulsian $6 per hamper. wasned ¢ the hair thoroughly daily Mas- DANCE , a if 10 cin. chelvs cea ps ie coisa HAE PTS LIGE TIGHT. higher Dek ak bgp se Noe Marting out | : ag eons "apart toe 50c te Tic dure would entatl bleaching. age the scalp night and morning | ANCHE NOVELTIES m % > in : ) ad a Ww 2 CEI eer h A é wices turh own today “r dozen bunches ls ' : ~ ‘ey 4 » font ust enough resistance to | ; HOn>BRADISH—Home-grow N a HOPKINS—Diet and retu- | with the finger tips. Washing is |; DON ALBERT'S ORCHESTR t,, 6 for the last two years. Americal; , scored who wanted to drive for by ope ve! * $8.50 to $10; No. 2, $4.50 gn $5 eee een. ar oe aternatic exercise will help | beneficial and ff the hair ig in- } . ty ss “MADAME : Bs Smelting and Refining 5s did the PRICES STRONG orn also turned weaker, carrying along | KALE—hHome-grown, 1Uc to 15c per bu vou to reduce Send stampel, ad-iclined to be dry a little vaseline | WALTER HIERS in I oes ia a ae Baia d oats. Most of the news was besrish. ae ue Dem ; ' envelope requesting obes-jrubbed in occasionally Is of value, | “GOOD SPIRITS” Ba: | Same above $9. 4 Oe ae ————— Liverpool was indifferent to the bid ad- | LETTVECE—California iceberg. $2.50 dresse: - | ; ee aot Cais oe ae T} nates * a INAL STOCK YARDS. 1! Mav Vance here vesterday. Vision >of foreign. to $4; Ari zone iceberg, $4 to $4.5: hor o- itw diet list. iH. vy. M.—No remedy is apetific AMUSEMENTS | reeitees - : "4 ere was a remar kable jump ia | . pis today esti . : e =e , ers following a s Ser —— Rot. Tn s _atan.. Stimated: (Cattle and | Pe up Spain's bie purchase of | © B, ~Ve to c per box READER.- Shortness of breath, |for chronic indigestion. There ma. ||| nn ef ING 21 St. Joseph & Grand Island 4s , the) . 3,00; hogs, 7500; sheep. 750. | wheat were dispelled early by news from MUSTARD GHEENS—ilome-grown, 10¢ Cha. 1 of weather, is caused |be a gall bladder, appendix or ul- | “ag ‘ic ey higher vais f-atured | the seaboard. Then_ bemefici roi | 8° 2S, in any kine | eerative ach c oh | | ADOLPUE WENJOU and si, |price advancing g ean} j Valdes f-atured | 9. : eficial rains fei! | , ‘ | or heart condition. | cera ive stomach condition whi-h at an “tag g& in successire sales. trade localiv today unde ighe | OCCT -north Centre! Kanses to offest pri. | NEW POTATOES _— Texas. sack. tri- by s0Me ee } heart exam-/no internal remedy would relieve. | AILERN PRINGLE : rr ifrom 78 to 81. Atchison general | A head — mated, Thro: ugh |} Yate sa of crop deterioration in Mis- | o5 40% $3. 5 Pea 5.00; Louisiana No. | Have your lungs ane e | Mave a _ mplete physical 7 “ve 44 N ' 7. e a : - : oa ring SOO head e +} souri. Nat C. Murr *t{ ‘ goes B J lo P35. No. %, $32.29 to $2.00 pei ‘ . " 5 : nici A KISS ’ , BS, | $s and Illinois Central,’ Chicago, St : at fo apr of 33 c ft 0 ; e _ houeht or th = , acaig then POTATUER™S—Northern irals 7 od 4 Monday Si AmtiNG SATURDAY ; American Telephone and Telegrapiggy tesigs, feet Ei ey on lng lar | Ean neds e break. staying the drop y $12 ice ioe 93.10 t ental. | musicale; 7, Atwater Kent ar-| °err RPA Te : | t light offerings estab?’ | Foreign demand for wheat was let. _ dusty, $1.30; Northern russei burbanks. cal. instrument Me | Night “THE ' ‘debenture 5s amone the utilities. . —& tp of $1210 on the ear _ “n Milla ere taking a little anda ! quie® Si.ww to 31.40; ororado russet burbank-= t ille (299.8, 7:30 tists; 5, orchestra. ‘ ny . , ge Pepe Ee ardor buyers, a short ic iy Pass ; | lers made further effort local he nd- '$2: Idaho selected, $2.75 h | KFMQ, Payoses , . PENNSYLV | There was a spectacular upturn = aes. All interests ~ 7. pod ne —— | oe ae wheat down ‘o Saines he, eg Fy HS pee ee ie neg spies lectures. WFAA, Dallas News-Journal | ON TIGKETS M A Y ANIANS jamounting at one. tim o & Miing hogs averaging from 160 Ihe. | ”% . —Iouisiana curly, 90 per — Ms ndoa ‘ 6:30, 475.9), 6:30, vesper recital; 8: ESETZ jin Standard Gas and Elec herr pr tiles of the welghtier kin SER.GB. | as; aE the aan ec ratte rating but | Lot fanaem, bunches: foag ‘whites. ‘26c.. yaghenils oe sFtene wate oe stub: 11. Senbedtie ‘moetes BE PURCHASED NOW A — gt ga, f°? Standare rAS am slectric ° e weightier kind c e early loss was not recovercd. | POT, GOzen bunche lon hite 2c. me ° : , > omy” , | : * lance wartica , ‘ 4 and to $11.9 : _— Estimates by ene? Rmilev wt, . RHUBARB Home-grown, - 20€. og 39 concert, 8:39, o > ‘ T and practically at the high of the % A slentifu! suppiv of orders created a! Kansas Grain Deale Are ici ‘oy bogee per ‘lozen bunches TFPRU, Bristow (394. 5) 10: 30, pipe orchestra. year. This movement was based? inquiry for pigs today and competi-|°@stin® a yield of 90,800.69) Lane ie’ |. STRING BEANS—Mississippi, $2.25 KF WFI, Philadelphia (394.5) 6 ‘on t} Tor oF boosted prices mostiv 25¢ over yea- | *r wheas for Kansas, started short cover, | $2-00 per hamper; Alabama and Louis organ. re , pig 3 , on the conversion privilege. For &g . All weights ehared in the advafice. rg iate. Corn ciosed 1%> *a Pike lower | ena, $2 to $2.45. : \eiealaiaaaal yod (252), 9:45, or- WEAF concert, 7, Atwater Kent ’ With en All-Star (art, : ‘time sugar bonds were a shaded weleMt kinds from 130 to 150 Ibs. Oats were Ne to lMe iower, toa: a clomed 8a UERKX RAUT—City make cask KFWB, Holly w« al: artists: 8, Goodrich orchestra | os | | ews . ‘ . feady sate at ©1125 to $11.75. me. ** to 1° Me Be ath and be ilies >is r-gher | $9.50: % bbis.. $3.75. é chestra: i! instrumental, vocal; | me ' MORMAN KERRY. oe - higher,’ but the improvement did? gee from 110 to 130 ibs. going | Me tae in ribs. Toca! exch aules were | SPINACH—Home-grown, l5c per box. e : , ls - hour: ae, ™ orches-— WGBS, New York (315.6), 7, saxo- . 47 «€6vinot hold. American Agricultu to $11 55. 5" et i Be yp ST of an nan im wheat. 307.000 ig ales Lalo SWEET POT! T ES— baskets. to ronnie: : phonist; 7:30, violinist. | EIGHTH AND OLIVE STS VIRGINIA VALLI (‘hemical! 7 le s did better. at from, $10 to $10.50 mostiv with some "70.000 hu. wheat and 100, ans eg — } low, $2: Bae oy ne “ee 9 grown. yel- tra. . WG N, Cc le Trib 37 0. ‘ A me ; é > Dioues Marke however, brin-rine | taken for export. Loeal cash handlers | 82 Der bu box; nancy "nal. 2.75 to %. | KGO Oakland (361.2), 6, concert, ‘ uCago une (3% 2), 7 . Paso Ga LOUISE FAZENDA ‘au St. Louis & San Francisco i te 230 hi weg nol poener. sees | eon 20.500 Ws. o semen eta "heat tayo 2 nancy hall, $3 to $3.25 pe 13 golf lesson; 19. “You Nev-| classical concert; 9, orchestra. | TICKETS FOR THE TEN WEEKS: 66 stavet ) per . | ’ é ives.” wit’ — 0 | | comes ae ase i mare Ail 3 part ot - os Fin sree today. eat inte me com houses turned te | d0zen bunches. kU ‘ ahaa 10. concert orchestra, 11, music, program; 7:30, navy band; 8:30, Lb 1) HI Ly Ta naeet $A. : m3 a aint. ‘ ae one aii : . eke = 3 ant streng . Butch p aeaiik tated af ouke, on he cera lade as elow and receipts | BAXANAS—-6e. to 6%c per pound. _ concert orchestra: "s 3 ee Ww HAS, Loutsville Times Courter. Heghes in ‘'n Frory Wane’ th) pAb hh Ome im SMLECTING oo ‘| 51, J/ADANESe bonds. both the fs anGs a aeereverent applying mainly Oates simply followe) other grains. | per x 4 aiifornia, $4 to $4.00 dren's hour; 9:45, talk: _ oo ' (3990.8), 7 ‘30. Men's glee club. ’ ' niga ‘ . iEetiP AMEDD hy stating ,the 4s The 613s were offered if, P rere * ar $i waa ae oe es 9 ll ge go Rinne. Pygeum. 2 at oul weg, poor gat . “ANTTS—$4.50 to $5 ver 100. cal. instrumental: 12, dance. WHB. Kans City (365.6), 8, spe ‘ Thursdays. Fridy» end Soturdes 4 eevee ae ee tae ane Bis aot | HEHEQUIHE MENT. CLEARLY ; February, 1924. at 92% and today ™ * a few selected : to $9.50. | er news eontinued faveceble uiet. Weath-; GRAPEFRUIT—Fiorida, 3s to ds, e encer) 1 oe a i PIGKARDS CHINESE | = —— = theenmh PUCY-OUPATOR W " price sai the hest «i hat time mg aid agai Brahman ote ahd x | Provisions started hicher on buving he | eo 6 50. o KIR, Seattle — — " en dace inking fund. EMereints were ac ay except Mon- | | utter gZ2s ou v dium, $6 6.75. 8-15, instrumenta . | headliner; 10, Parody club; 10.30 co . ; ; moderate. with ins ]- Fa 8 Nero > paste as * STRAW BERRIES— ken , » - . as ‘ ‘ a ¥ - dv v¥——t ant larcont. ‘ ; At G4 thea v eld on the 6s is praces oe ee car of 16 8B-Ib Pe ost : ma ane | $4.50. oo a3 30° ta BA 5 oa 16, features; 1 2. dance orc hes | Club Moritz. de BILLY KOUSE ‘: C0. ‘ am (tically 7 per cent. Investment des, $11. and light. steers and | TRY ECHAN v2 te a — yg oie pes $2 te $3.26 Missouri, $2 50 to $4 tra: 1 a. m., collegiate hour. WHO, Des Moines (526), 7:30, 5 . ¢ | “ Fa -) $ - ar case, i¢ -gT'C ri tc * - ‘ . ‘ » mand held the quotation for Unite® 78; . moots, canes. 96 7S | rie Oe eS Soa” on ton cam Gey thio (0 3 1 OA, Denver (322.4), 8, band con- musical program. wher Wis tere § Sestere Phetepine ,1 Kingdom 5%s of 1937 up to the res is $11.75: beet cows, gon $4.25 | ‘or round ‘Ges Gt the various writes SPR COM cert. WIP, Philadelphia (508.2), 8:05, 5 9 4 rent hicl > : -' ; cutter cows. range iso, Ba | @fral , +> . * ‘ Angelus hour; 9 ‘hestr ent high. French bonds held thé Mer eo ° eas $3.5 t) S4 = ov ‘sua, luoted higher) KPO. San Francisco (429.5), 9. or-| ngelus hour; 9, orchestra. © | erownd. ; ace tg Gh28: be- | , Secianeses lata abe te the: cules’ re: |; Produce Elsewhere || © chestra: 10, organist, tenor; 11, WJY, New York (405.2), 6:30, uni- | H ! , ve -_ range. So to $6.50). 'stoc “ker and turned, ic less. ra Cs , ht:- 12, Ca- tT © New, offerings included #.0MiaMimmemen Tans, $85" 887s" “| ERG ree a eats ce tecmeay| at WOR Mtg Rae” Cth wre, Moe Spring National Park | versity debate; §, four-hand pl-| whe | 900 State of Al labama 4s at 99 ang: CLA icigerings peers ss rhea . — | ~— —_ sees current KTHS, Hot Springs \atwr ars ' . hy f ae Record it pes : tS er of sold e¢ some concession ip orice.) | ™**e. No 29 tec ens easy; receipts @ , - | rork reaking + i/4%s to yield 4.10 per cent. : . BUTTER — Creamery. extras. 41c: | #9416. Fresh-gathered extra firsts, 3 (2374.8, 8:30, organ concert, ano WOrk. | | Triumph .: fie Ne read Zinc and Copper _| stanards. 390; firsts, 35@36e: seconds, @Szc: do storage packed, 3203? ec: freah-| KYW, Chicagg (536), 6, concert; WJZ, New York (454.3), 6, Wall 2:15 ——TWICE eee | ‘, || 33e: packing stocks, 19¢c. | gathered firsts, S0@ Sic: do morage packed. a ‘ ‘mea: ia Bs $730; VAN HORN & INEZ 08 | a0 New York Rubber. TORK, med | gf aeure SAL adi -68-—Lave peoans + tag pg tgs ogg ee - “ 6:33, speakers; 7. good X— St. Journal review: 6:15, “Jig- fe-as5' MABEL ee 4IN1. ¥ i. + ase eraetine SA NEW YORK. Mayr 7.—Ru . 7.—Covnmer dull: . zen: common live onus ge y hennery browns, extras, 34 "+ 7:-2¢ Sdis r ony s- r Ne . hs 7:3 %:03 | ANCASTER 93; : Gy iar | NEW TORK. Mas _— Rubber, . spot and iehioee i3 tc. Bi. | per dozen Dressed suuats G0c: smal @3%c. Cheese firm: receipts, 24.305 (1:20, Edison symph ef sg ai | —_— ; ures. {83 13s. Tin. spot. No as turk - fe Gucks 20¢ | creamery extras. 39%, @40c: standards, wan. ge . ae re tong eee oe Spee i " e ; Rl: Nterets1 ri Lear. spot. inian Be —— ~ oe en ern" ees ee — ge 38 @3e lac - firsts. (475.9). ‘ :390, Christian niver progra m. rl = ; futures. £33 26 ga. St: | round $4. | changed: elon i65%6 ue | __ sity pregram: i | WLW, Oimeinnati = (422.3), 9:03, goes. | total etn Giver, pound, Nou N twins, 0 / CHIC AGO. May 7.—Poultry—Alive 2n- WBBR. New York (272.6), 6. in-' ‘Cooper concert: 10. tenor, popu- _ % 2 ~ ee ~——. ; 4a'- ‘ settied: fowis. zac: roosters. loc: turkeves stru ental trio folin religious | Francis, Bro. ae Flax, a FROGs—?Pe a SS ae rts ; ducks, 24@25¢; geese, Lic: broilers on ¥e » Fe lar dance, concert. : - er . Jumoo y me | 45% Ode. clarinet. . | = ; , ¥ Atum +? emai 1 ha bies ; a W MAK, lack port (265.5) . ] l ser- ) ag reT a 1877 % % & ™ » ; : oh we | nearing ‘ ter st he.” bw 4/165 ALSO. pi, B+ ma + ited Crude Ot] Production Increases. WCAR, Papers ee een gae ° enaders. 2% || STOCK S—BONDS het er beiiea, gion” for raw | pounds 7@ Se: rough, | coarse underfed ‘By the Associated Press. radio review; ¢, Atwater Kent WMAQ. Chicago News (447.5), 6. 1086, || i | i, Min tee” uDterween: to herwos NEW YORK, May 7. — The artiste; 8, Goodrich Silvertown Chic: } n= ll TT n., Mas j——“lome fiax: | sting lambs “}3e to. ‘LBe: fai! ig™ Be | ' Z iicago theater organ; 6:25, or- Sear fi co ON—GRAIN : 72% bid: July, $2.73 esked: | Ie -neep Se te $c bucks ” ge to 2%e | Gaily average Eross crude ol] pro- orchestra. chestra; 8, garden talk; 48:15, oa 4 . : a I, San Ante (294.5), 9:30, ) : tthe large heeds, $2.50 per bu. Box icose: . , , | New York Coffee and 4 to 6 pointe car iomeit® prices | email. Z5e to eceaeuees (nt, 606.1 ton uk rae Mee eee ee “THE FAMILY SECRET” Susar E te ee zrints-net lower, Selling Y—Ficride $1.50 xo $3 per e - hi. -E), ase" Merry Old Chief, Plantation’ WOAW. Omaha (526) 6:30, an-| xcha : uban crop | erate. concert: 7. Teaberry time; 4%, : , sis fs | : 4 fest been raised 5.000.000 tons. | CARROTS—New Missiasippl. $1 per) Pittsburg Post emcee OYOEE * | mounced; 6:45, Fontenelle or-| Direct Wires to Ali i *pfined sugar, with soliner sages —— ej _olce St. 0 te > : : WEAF, New York (491.5), 6, | cheatra; 9%, program; 10:30, | : Principal Markets or ; e ang n 5.00¢ hi 5.70e for fine gran- | hemper; Texas, $5.50 per bu pe gee on Gorgprae 9 (468.5), 8:15, Cushman’s serenaders; 6:30,; Nightingafes. 8e04 inqu! mi , 8:45, - 9, instrumental; os . — 2 rate _—. “a wont 214-218 N. F st] S Mtures were + st ccm Re | a, we Hy ANT Florida. tbe crates. rad ghee sa he ae a Pac kard touring:” 7, Atwate r! woc, Davenport (483.6), 7. WEAF | . . our th “oe closed eany: me ee; PEPPERS — ’ Flerida. 1%-bu , vocal, m ai, ,% ce Kent artists; 8. orchestra; 9, La- Program: 11, orchestra, baritone. | : st. Louis i ; September, 2 1 «x 4 S:h7e¢; July. ; crates fancy. $4.50 to > $5.50; choice, 32 music; 12, popular s0OnES. pez orchestra. -WOlL Ames (270) g-1% = , ’ | ‘= > . c: mecember, 2 Soc. toe 3. ~ ~ -.ee . ‘ . ’ . (iw, iVveIiCa ; | * a eee a eg GP amg new s o 4-405 . , a Kennedy Bullding Now Woon pe oruis, 10¢ per Ib. ae ds pgp -- (275), 7:16 sea | WEAR, — cland (389.4), 6, or- WORD, Batavia (275), 7, double. Tulsa Fee x “GREEN OO! SOR -Texae, $1.50 per busde nati tap Es, efucationes SR ET ree ees oe! ee a | d ee-—Rio No. r. t j . Me tin $. 2245. Futures GREEN NIONS —Home- _ ativer, | sg ( 9:20, a eee ‘WPG, Atlantic City (209.8), 7,! se; 20c per dosen Hastings 388.3), vo- WEEI, Boston (475.8), 6, WEAF American songs; 8:15, White- & , . : . > er. toe ge Fg 08 * PR ry 2 b- ‘
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—_ se ¥ ¥ ’ * . - : ~ ~ ae A > 7 be > SS ae ee - — By LARRY WHITTINGTON THE THIMBLE THEATRE» 4 | SHOWING TODAY—“A PUNCTUAL Bp HELLO MARIS? THs ISMsRTZ- be LISTEN- P SIX MoRE. | [ROGAN Youse Nor Gomis ) \ | N becuse ae ; ABou GOWNS | 'OU KR YO SweE é Hs AO niga oh House | TONIGHT - You"vE GO? TO | , Boss - rm € | AND SEND THe” OUT TRE Figer MC BRIFF NEXT ween f BCAAIN You > C. o.D. fAND YOu Mus? GE? _ %- AND > Por a SOME SLEEP _ | YOuR DATE | L er a Aa es DAILY SECOND COMIC PAGE 40 ’ FRITZI RITZ—SHE’S IN THE MOVIES ° r] Seige eee rapes ee et aty- oct ws #2 i ia an ; : 4 WHY SURE Lit PAY iT HONEY ! I SHouD : ah IM AMoST AFRAD To GWE “THIS BILL To PA — HE ALWAYS RAISES SUCH A TERRIBLE Row f] v tr Oe gland res emmy Pr gees v aren CE taal, Rt MG Oe AT OF TS SRB ES EN EP + ee Rag hea Me iets eee \ ee Ay Soc naestoaipnas oditcnde a= spent ies + sa aesenandieniadan Moma niall St ee ae tye o> . 4 “ - » ory (ra= © Wat pal MEME pe ey yp Tigh oe > tt Sat dal mi rtp Hye * ..2 we ~ " f, —_ n De _ ‘ ” lies - 4, ne ‘ ‘ 7 ve aN T j or ‘ hs hare ¥ hei Lie a 3 rs = => » 4 3 a4 Le : 1 3 : — —— - 2 5 Po _. * : ete > iy rim ' . wl ‘ . ; © SADIRY AS CPPS Rian i i = Sts Da ie Rete Rte My ate sit voor 83," K25 . nt En a ie ~ ot eae . hg Ee - a ne oat or NETRA et " aoe, Chik aba aee Has nde. ASK - eS tes tating Ate GAS go3 5 WAS. oe ti os ri a : : ; die > 7 R 4 Sse eee , ve r: ries i : ae ee Oa! , MAP ERT oT ey Te Oe a5, Hike Rod mp Sant a , 2h ee Cabin, eek zs 7 Sr eee ck a als 7 P Ae) 0h te ae is. nos “ wal mx 4 : ia bie hint nr tare Een cd Melle Netty e sant Bt mai Rep ree 7 i eet ee * 7.5% ren oo Peecd Sie rE in — — — > ~~ / Bet CASTOR SHE'S ISTEN. IM NOT GOIN | \ ' NS ey Pome te ee ae 'l | Go Tu 2 i ee, ma a te ~ LP. F a 2 ‘\ f ' . ‘ O! ' AT : THAT HOGAN & AN SQRAPPING ON Tits “HING wc EIGHT ™ /J-; | > SEE WER “Tag a ses oa les 2 \ EVENING 1T StEMS TH ME WE OUGT —ooc~\ Have OME OF Tuost NEw BIGHT CYL Dit CARS FORK CURSEives, Jor - ut } OLd * Four’ RATTLES Liwte «a frees . MEANING OF Course Mat YOU ouGnT © Have \ ONE FoR YOURSELF = Gos, I KNEW YOU)d iH Ai : j | MR. APPLESAUCE See ae F. OPPER (Ei grer ures (OM FWRY,d | [APPLESAUCE witl// WoseY I'D DOIT. | FTRANKS ELBERT, THAT) (HERES Your \| fy Te? Sut FIFTEEN DOLLARS: | WOGGLE SPOON eS) — Sure. | ‘You Do MEA“ / INA MINUTE BuT | WAS A NARROW /MoNtY BACK! | TLL BORROW THAT Tit Doar! _ HE'S SURE To TOUCH APPLESAUCE) | FAVOR AND f /KONESTLY 1 HAVENT. | ESCAPE FOR ME‘ I KNOW You ME FOR A LOAN —— | COTA CENT ABOUT rhea ere ba a ANDILL NEVER 2 . 7 , ; | fs | ee ~~ \ 7 5 OO ee ae alli eee Le SL EA AAT Ce I Nr te tty yt. ap ert NF Lim ee oe . | IS | NTRALTS FAR jand Fale beih are directors in a ROBERTSON ee yer and she Sogo! Taxes Co.) APPLICATION FOR BAIL FOR " Cram, who valine over the room prof. Fluege! was killed ‘DINTY’ COLBECK IS DEMED » ASS TUNES Comtrace te ta im Attempt to Had 0 Scenic Colorado (without extra ¢ 20) a N : te “tad ep 2000-Acre Tract of L.aml BR oa z ww CAE G9": wr leuix Ganeter’s Atiorneyws. 1 ; factories operated Dy Ober- =~ a YE ae i ia ' ; iC AG* M ‘ : a = wccorien operated by Ooer~ cated at Lambert-S Tous Pins’ — TQ FIGHT FIREMEN'S SUIT, “TUCSCO. as 7 —Apoticas es - the Oberma n COM PANS anno hi “ne sili oe" ‘ ‘ : ; : “aed : e ou . 6 = —_— @ « : , | , ea e ; lepartmes | machions (| One: wR Oew. 1 OW e Kan 1. To Glacier National Park, to see the “ - ‘ , eniten itary i? Usi rial © yes rte TH] S Re, ‘ su -_ IO . . : . os a ee talib den” Moe 7 CES NO, gach . se , fane Is: y , | Are : > Rockies at their mightiest. The Burlington is the onlyr 7 Sed ees vescnl ‘ ’ : . a r . on ' : " ' 23 te - rhe and 1 ) f mak ies ) | nervines man’ bone | . . gy great com tood= for private ~~ ‘orm. “ee i“ Win £27 O60 Swit for Anmto Deanh ' : af J . -- To Yellowstone, the Land of Eternal in ou this le oie entered imto com cts with selected es — a a. Las ” 7 z * Cabgzat Mae ‘tors i ? —~i? ao? 'he Pha Sea F 2 D . ‘ go 2 ‘ 7 : eat r 4 mm M : . , r ‘ . 2 Ral ' extra). gain of the 1925 vacanhon ~ hie : 7 ‘ . ‘ . > Was , ry ‘ . ‘ —_ a , , Ts os . — . r>. Ee ene _—. : Pee | _— . . “+ * > > puttiwe Bide Kt was learned to- factured. the amount varying with |” | Ernest d ied e fir . ) . , 3. To Scenic Colorado, including a free Two weeks is sufficient time eee the grade of broom ‘qrim=|*ember, was retursed in Supreme ‘an appropristion, City aifieais an | eotbere Woe taken anrnet,in the, side trip to Colorado Spring: (utthotes eats Tenaga nee : related mn ite Post-Laaparch While + “tz MiaAKe ANd ftfriT ; sada * hal gio? Tes . Weedk : ct 2 3 : , ~ 2 er v . LAT : : ‘ a “A tra rail cost whatever). you wish as long as you desire. +> £ as : } : ?e prison Oward is ret@rning to s«yx«te > ¢eves the penal board of |, : s a. ody ~. make as teen? ead : : ' eee mR. Condert, internationallv know: $°"0 608 a oe + tes - en, Benes |ehenibie loce : products : You follow the Rockies for 1200 thrill- is th 4am is tuking its throug) uctuations fi material SR RSET s ip SP Ma SHE Ri A eek mil == gest red vets orf te ODpey riark et oe irloes sai Aa yee 172 ATK es Ey 8. io ISS + ae et Se Lar Pa Pan a > it SO ular. Any mar re duatetes said these contracts had the prison is 9§ cents a conri W. L. Douglas an axel le, his las “9g ri ore toad seen entered into without receiv: ng Shoes : , iS last the icath er he hide, Burnett stated the prison Atlanta Prisoner Married. for W omen prefers, in any one of our stores. uboard had confidence in these ATLANTA, Ga. May 7.—Cuimi In the new Spring He always finds the name and retail manufacttUrers and believed ther na! Og 4 Temance of several vears Sty yc ll find amped lain! would take enough goods to keep standing. Mrs. Aimeda AJllread, 24- ail pe the popular re a H. setae e ows the factories busy and the convicts Yrear-oi? actrees of (Cleveland. ©. - 7 a . working. We stated on inuuirvy today was the bride of KE F Day of surpassing dainti- that the shoes are true value : A One of many new that several Dids probabiy would 44, after a ceremony performed ness, at prmces that for the parce. have been received from other within the Atlanta Federy? prison, set new standards Th manufacturers. if the board had where her nnsband is eerving a of value in women’s ta nar esa maued Propessis. bet ff had not four-rear Dersenal staff. Oberman, nearly three years to serve. = =<s | —s FS RD —-~ = ee et PE ee eae Ss, — Sete a ne seamen a i ees . —_ i NS oa Bee aor , en ee « “ ee < . ’ ee SF ade &: ay GRR Dow SEE, Ta LS a Be Sees e } RS) pe eg ee Ce ee Re gee Pe eg ts ie tees rf —_ ‘ P - ; -
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ree ae . THURsSpay’. | | MAY 7%, ‘a ‘ Fiction and : Women’s Featu THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1926 Popular Comics : : News Photographs ‘ THUESDAT, MAY 7, [9235. HE THIMBLE THEATRE JING TODAY—“A PUNCTUAL Bray» | ' ~~ ——". @0 ME NOT GOING ) | | DONT REsist MES 4 DUR SWEETY ¢ » BECAUSE 1m YouR \#m % Ld ddddddddddddddQDAE | ; | 4 ‘ Bee 5, } | howmn sos one SLEY’S MAY DAY FESTIVITI N WU | S 7 GET =|) TREE AND SPoic f Y FESTIVITIES : : | YOUR DATE— You /*@ ai pe y (shhh ODE DEN OEE : THIS CHAIN | Upp, “dy Yo ss e 3 - : oh a : a Leal G's Z Pg ORE RG eg MRR ets Ei SRO SEO EIN Py ce ce aap OR Oe, all a, Sa me eat ae S Ge pee % ie Ca IT'S MADE OF Ce We Xe ge ee fee Bs Ou ae ~ STEEL =| ‘ a V4 re ee e gar ai iS ee “G WELLE MEETING AIR ATTACKS y, 000000 CUSAMAEEMI TOE EEMMAEAOUETAALMMMMMADADOOD LAE ahaaaat ttt bette £ & ' 2 Soe Aner au.e SS SVS dua ‘ ! . dP. ae RMMAHOAH9Nn AK | > > | MO J ~~~ WH ; a SOR be \ VO MVVAAMAYN ¢ “ 7 Be Menaiirininnwrsvees we WS Ys i e—-enenecnorsmenceremmenssmnresrersonert ly yl mt: aoe Bust of Chief Justice John Mar- ° h : aa a ee shall will be unveiled at the Hall | Blvex.:» tl ~* yrrrrs vecvsviivesndiadnet 7? WUMMMMNM MINA S RRMA «2°22 Miss Eleanor Mc-' Rg PRE Lae Carthy, prominent. é in social activities; | Ws in New Orleans) g , who is to take herZi = GF final tests for agi == Government air pi- ee ler’, Sy) . ; z " : . . . et oe ee : 7 % . Te . . “_ we” . Pe. : oe - . PP. alt ee — - lot license meee, 8) a ba — a a” ~ . A a : . eae ge tat ’ . ° ee / : Te : : es : Co os ae i ; P. : , : ad o aul =e Z . » Ww , a, s > 2 , 4 ’ . A ’ , ‘ ° a we . . wr 7 4 ‘ « ‘ " . _ oe oa ¥ * ae a : ” Ste > Kooy ~ ae a ot ~ , se . :- mw’. _ > ‘ Pas a a ‘ “? ’ 5 “ree * . . ’ om »’.4 * ‘*, 4 . * Pa . , 7 =* id a » . a : ee , . oo ~e - , » Se ~ =F . oO. ‘ , » wine . . 4 4 Sed “Ay = . x o> ese ry a" ey . 4. '. v . “ 4 . . — 4 - . Coleen, . a * ‘ a ’ —« % “ « , A +) . ~ eae ane eee > ¢ ~ ¥ ~ - e* ie * “ “is . ° ” ) S. “ ; . “g . y 7 5 5 3 5 ‘ . 7 ‘ 5 = ‘ ‘ a f,* 7, ee Me ee ee ee ee Mountain National (Estes) Park. ks. a ma PP AY 6) IR ee tert > > > DD as.) Awa” ae os &e'i ae ke \ ~~ WMO WWW The Burlington is the onlyrailroad offerte GaRRRe ow hl A ee Pe ae eg GO OF eee ing you this erent i a RO at adv a et eae 5 Ae Oe ie ts ek & 6 aaa tageous rcutes. It’s the outstanding bar- ain of the 1925 vacation calendar. \ Toy eye ia “4 oes TOOL IO TORR ar, eer) / ‘a er ?? 7 ¢ A) iA OL | : Sr eeneaneanatiion scoeaeniemetiatiians uf The body of the late Dr. Sun ‘LA CR OSSE AT y mu etgamepesmmaccoomeoneane yyy Yat Sen, former President of prerennbenents C BRYN MAWR ‘“ Ueldrrmnernannearoornannrnunmmummnanllde lily China, lying in state in Pekin. ; J, 4 is —International Newsree] Photo hsessteddddceddddddeeeccdeb eas A#¢¢¢@4202 Wee ys \\ MOMVMMMON > sstiin Two weeks is sufficient time for the en- ‘irc trip. You may, however, remain where ou wish as long as you desire. _ Workmen preparing Diana, loftiest miss, for her descent from Mad- ison Square Garden Tower yesterday afternoon. ACeee weedy’ \ a The Burlington provides a service that @ ticipates your every travel wish. Su - equipment, perfect road bed, courteous | and thoughtful attention to every detail 7 di that will make your trip enjoyable. a This year the Burlington of = fers you a choice of two way8 + of making this delightful tripe 7 You can go on a regular sume = mer excursion ticket, and plam | your own trip. Or you can join ~ a Burlington Escorted Tout ‘| : — Ae. & Bt, oa Party, with all expenses paid © . | S Wi ys ee ee Og in a lump sum, and an expe | —: a SS Rank rienced travel expert to accome = pany you and care for all tra 4 details without extra charges = Begin now to plana trip © : mighty Goes — one ta . —~- a, Bp os Tee oe g turn via the Burlington (1 = | a Pra emcee BF es G Guth’ "HU" bjt ttt dp summer. Decide now! a ee eS ae eS See ’ eat Te | “~~ Yet omag 4 “ty , ‘ f . . ; ‘ = AS 3 SS Re x ee ‘ yee : . ae — / vty y A 4 ¢ 2 a ae . , ae ; gent eR SRE SS | 2 a ee , - Se f"G:. ‘Nily, -ere a Call, phone = al ' - ] or ; BM a 8 PRR, ane ' ; ieee . 4 +H, gee . D ) i ess > BAM ~ ee >» ‘ pa eee: % ca — . - Bo atom . , ; y re Mf A . rn en ap ees SIRe: ra Oe i Aerial view of the new motor ntl jae Ee ee Sete, Oe ce omplete information, fully illus- ; speedway at Charlotte, N.C. 27°" ee Ed th hee: ated, maps, etc. Burlington Travel | pee We Aes e.g ce SS Se eae & wie bn where the 250-mile champion- 7/5); E pur 324N uisy 8 MM 8 a. a eg Se cate ee A Sg ed | oS wepcs 4 RIS my a a , % ship auto race will be held cau, 324 N. Broadway, St. Lo ; Di Be ne oe NR Ce oa ee aces oe ea een ree Boe sity te. ee ee Gy Way 11. The speedway is a Mo. Phone Central 6360 SOM egk 4S Sli ell tarke io... a 8 ens. YZ . ae A - ‘ 4 i Ad hd Med hh oe ’* : ” . , . 4 Ms ~ . : ; GY '* , « s : -_ @ " ‘ ¥ ve 2, 4 - « ‘ ‘. ‘ : % ” : . m : . a : »% GY VILLILULLLILSLLSLL ILM Lt po corcncncecctcceteti ay fp % ie —Forosreams \ aN 3s W867 ~~ ie ££. 2 AUTO SPEEDWAY 4/4 AAA A A 444A 4LA4AG A EAD LGPL ONS elt: LA ty bepetetint td + + Atiatitt hcht A hot trot bAtdd LE - Fh ST. z os Vo . : a Z Ls Om. ; Pe ae Venere Age we a i i dat eat a Bice d ei ie - RN Se Sa ~ The famous Mexican toreador, 7 7 | Rodolfo. Gaona, on board the | is site Majestic, with his wife and _ two children, sailing to show en in the arenas of Ma- ri ts Ag, ite RQGVVBBA8wd' Bi A OW RRA a RMON The varsity and freshman teams in a hot match. —United Photo es ee ee ee « AQ Qee. Ciena ne aa Aa GS agent ~ ‘sa ™ 5 ~~ : se : taal Sg es ~ 7 nee Se > = Oe Bee Py ees , Se aes Ss . ee . ee 14-mile track. % —© ©. L. Barringer : SP RR ee ai ee 2 ee pio. 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Pau: ‘ Ss at a _ pd eo ee ey me See We ek ae By P i “i= ms esas S x, \ - = sd ry " é ors a ’ ¥ t a * : oot $ Paatyet i oe 1% bs tats ist: Fs an rts ee t 5 ae yee th 2a i a ‘ Geo a prens ght ; an Oat RE ge, ee be ate = a . pea fi Pat i en eae 8 _ -_—_— -— {Fiction’ Fashions‘ Timely Discussions — —eEE —_——_——_ ——eeae ee —— —-—— Pa eRnegTEennnmeed RDO eel ee atl el Restore Beauty ; BY A Restful Bath By LUCREZIA BORI iP ae a ee OO OO OOOO LOO Oe ale © YOU gain great beauty ben- 5 D « and pleasure -frem your bath” |] »sk this because, to my mind, there is noth- ing so cendu- cive to rester- ing viger and bealth and the beauty sparkie as a bath. Bathing not only serves to keep us clean and healthy, but it can work wonders in restoring a tired, harassed mind to a feei- LUCREZIA BOR! ing of fresh activity. The person who becemes accus- temed to the morning bath imva- rlably feels that the day if not started right uniess this morning ablution is a part of it. Many women prefer to make this a miidé- ly warm bath, fellowed by a coid rimee, rather than have it entirely cola. The dip in a cold tub is also very good and stimulating. provid- ea tou are sufficiently strong to stand the shock of the cold water. If you find that your body does not react, immediately you dry your- self, thereby preducing a warm giow all over, 1 advise you npt to go im so strenuously for the cold bath. Now. while it is not good * bathe too often, 1 mean several times a day. I find the rest bath, taken before dimmer in the eve- ning, the quickest and surest means of wiping cobwebs from the brain and restoring ome te the morning feeling of keenness and interest it life. Perhaps vou heve often come in careworn and wearr after a buey day. You had planned some evening activit’, but you were 580 tired and listless that you found yourself looking toward the eve- ning with more apprehension than pleasure. In 2 care of this kind. do you know the beauty and rest-value of a leteurely, warm bath” ] cannot be too strong tn my in- deorsement of thie kind of bath as the surest and easiest way to retain a new grip on yourself. That is why I want to urge my readers to jeok wpon the bath as a real pieas- ure. rather than something that must be gone through with to keep the body fit and attractive. One of the surest ways to make yourself enjoy a warm, slow bath is to make it even more pleasant by sprinkling in a good bath camace ng Here is an excellent one: Bicarbonate of scda..8 ounces Cream of tartar...... § cunces Oll ef lemom ....... ..1 dram FOP CT TC Oe Se 10 drops Mix these together and dissolve im your evening bath. The per- fume you use can be any favorite brand. ant feeling and odors of the water will make you want your bath Of course there is such a as staying in This ts debi) bath is very hot. or so in @ warm pleasant bath such as the one just described will make sour ekin- white and soft. Il assure vou that the pleas- te linger in than neceesary. thing the tub toe long. tating, especially if the but 15 minputes longer een enasees “ What to Serve —e ~ BREAKFAST. Cereal. Coffee, cocoa, milk. e LUNCHEON, Egg sandwiches. Pineapple mousse. Cake. Coffee, tea, milk. | DINNER. Baked salmon teaf, tomato sauce, Parsiey potatces. Pickied Deets. Creamed peas. Caramel custard pie. Coffee, tea, milk. EGG SANDWICHES. Mash tRe yolks ef hard-boiled ecgs and moisten with salad oil! and a few drops of vinegar. Work te & paste, add salt. pepper and French mustard to taste with a drep or two of tabasco tf desired. Chep the whitee of the eges verry ~fine and mix with the rolk paste. Spread om graham or whole wheat dread. CARAMEL CUSTARD PLE. Carametize” two heaping tablie- spoonfuls granulated sugar in «4 suncepaAnR pour over it & «cUpP- ful of scalding milk, stirring until sugar is dismeived. Remove (rem the fire and pour over two weil- leaten eges which have been mixed with a scant tadlespoenful 9 cern starch and a half cupfui of sugar. Fiaver selightiy with vanilla and bake im «& pastry lined pan until the first time in history the State cemeus will be largely. if net almest entire- Mere than 7S etl! After an abeence of |? ? vears. and ’ Schum [the age of 44 years. Mme. the prima don- a eSieg — eo en A ee ee ee a em ree ee an eee N Mo EEE ee —, aoe a A ae EW. HATS _. UNT SKYWARD ee S rene ee aN om By MARGERY WELLS. NEW YORK, May 7. S HATS pregress, develop and mature in this new sea- son ther seem te take op more trimming orm else. obF way of sharp contrast, leare it off tegether. The emes that are trimmed are more for dress-up oc- casions, and they are al! planned to go with frocks that are sicere- less and low of neck. Now, it is not am easy matter to find a hat that is smart these days and still attumed for wear with the dressy frock. Once those hats were preduced as 4 mere matter of course, but now they are bhard- er to achieve, much har@er to find and they demand much money in payment for them. Perhaps it is because sO many of the hats are plain, and because girls and wom. en have liked them so and ciung to them so persistently that the: seem to have become a part of the modern attire. Weill, if you are starting out te find trem the gport type, three hats im the picture arrange- ment for yeur ideal im se doing They are all high. Yes, is the trend they are taking. Whether it is with ribbon, or Abst er ai- grettes, or bows of maline, or lace that i» wired, the hats go high, high abeve the heads. At ieast they are ones that shew m style and the omes that are being chesen by strictly smart women for their spring and summer wear They Add Needed Height. Often on the newer trimmed hats you will find feath the hat that is a little removed then use these that the mest ers or bunches ef aigrettes net only ferming the trimming but doing this im ee far that they really become the har ft- self. Some the hats thus trlimmed are founded upon the fiimy softness of maline, which does ro mere than torm a the display ef whatever the background the feathers or may be fer Lrivas rend tag Now, this sort of a bat is graceful abd charming always and it is se adaptabie to the cemtour ef the head of the persen whe wears : The aigrettes can either come down ow over the neck fer these whose limes are long and sharp and need softening. er they cam gheunt skr high for thoee whe need seme cu. bite added to their stature. z A great many of the newer hate are made of transparent straws. These are cool and light to wear and they can be trimmed so artful- y that ther add many a degree of charm to the faces of these who wear tem. Biende. or a sert aft peach-coiored tan. is one of the newer shades and large, spreading hats done in thie tene are levelry things to see. Then there are the igh hata, too. that are done frem thie thin sert of straw They are mostly trimmed witn arrangements of delicately colored flowers. Some- times almest their entire surfaces are everiaid with tiny bdlessoms. but always, in some spot there rises abeve the hat. and taking its way. ae it were, seme cluster of flowers. a bew of ribben, a wired wing of ace. a chou of maline. Ther are the pretty. summerr hats of the season amd will look wonderfullr well with the fight chiffon dresses whieh are destined ‘a part of the «pring end The ribbons tha: trim ~ i. i Tatines T? w al — Mother says yas eo box of Solarite | paaies my room.” “And bring the box home with Ypu sO you can make my room look pretty like Ethel’s does! “Her daddy her room last Saturday afternoon and it looks fine now .. . . Yes, you just mix it with cold water and put it on witha brush... AJJ mght, and be sure it’s blue.” Solarite Says:- tint: yous like is Get a ber wit ¥ ot any Manutactazes op The Besoden' eis. tities for 7 ee 1 T: in everrthing. _ “COLORFUL |. MENUS oo Hannah Wing Winifred Black Writes About The Crime of “Love” HERE is nothing like spriag creating a desire for color The house, the costume. the table each take wf life and ceoler after the drab- W took a cup full of vitriol! we Se of winter. Color schemes :n ‘ce and then drank poison ot oe t live —, weenie seueine ok tau And onlr feur months ago she couldn’ eons and dances. Of all the without him—she just couldn't that was a possible color schemes the green He was the one man in the world for her ap perhaps most springlike, although the yellow menu is a close second. Combinations of green ond vrellow and of green and lavender are also suggestive of spring and eariy er. menu is to prevent the marriage. ever saw his own mother again —mnot if they tried to mgt beautifu)]) girl bona was the onir SUT To A favorite green menu begias with sweetbread cockt in cu- cumber-cups. folewed by a cleur > rather than go without him shed die. That's what she told her mother and her father when they tried And the man was so crazy about the gir he told his father that he didn't care whether he as long as he lived his marrring the thing im life that _amounted to a snap of his finger to im. He couldn't eat, he couldn't sleep, he ELL she was tired of him alreacy —and she was mad at herself for marrying him. she just and threw it in his die herself. irl. that couldn't soup arnished with whipped ' ) it ase _— ina: ease Be sae fix his mind on any sort of work—that gir! must be WNIFRED BLACK rea PY - - , > c -_ . mal +, a a IP Pe ' his—well. they eloped and were married. agapngasoit his is nna bois — ‘ And now the man will be blind for life and the girl is dead and fied crackers. ne smmain course ... man's father and mother will have to take care of him as long as pager ps OT lamb chops around a he lires and the gir! uw oon 1ade al} the trouble is eut of the whole mol inac! s ith ' mold = peers or served business. peas and turnip cups. This is served with frozen mint punch. as- What Made oud Do kt? paragus salad with vinagrotte And what do rou think made her kill herself and biind her hus- dressing. The dessert is citron band? pudding in a melon-mold followed She dida’t like her mother-in-law—so she said. and she left a note by green-and-white mints and col- saring that ne mother-in-law ought ever to visit ber son's wife. + = +h om de fee. How de such people escape the insane asy!um’” Pale-green spun-sugar nests «re Eceentricitr. gir wage impuise and aaer. wild tears, fran- lovely filled with frozen cherries. tic lore. insane hate—hodw fascimating they are when yeu dont know Strawberry and cherrr ice are bo.h what ther mean. nice served in this war. Hew could such a marriage end in anything but tragedy? For a salad or a canape, color A madness of the senses, that’s all it waS that drew them together. cream cheese green with mashed Not love at all green pepper and fillkghe halves of Love is kind and sentie and forgiving and generous hard-boiled eggs with it. Last is cruel and wicked and bitter and bard Use green cherries for a garnish When ill men and women iearn that these twe thincs are net for salads, cocktails. or desserts, be confounded one with the other”? with leaves cut frem angelica. How meuch better it would have been for this man if he had mar- ried a simple littie girl wt Test the Mushrooms. so aiceed tai Meek ter thie dod homely gir! work Be Glad You Are Plain. »ouUse- and had to O Prevent poisoning. house wives should test mushrooms la. spr = - } oB 10 wasnt mad wi for her living and be glad prettr and bow much better man if she had been a pain. to get a job. even . : ler 7 2 ‘ ~ .* oe? . “a ‘ —" . 3 on — oh be “ how shallow they are. the steps thai iead down to the very depths of these turn Diack they can safely be .,.. . ‘ t f th -_ nigeous Miwery. eaten. but il ther turn yeiowr you , aw ia insieis i - . : Be glad rou are plain—Hiittie giri—no man will either kill himself will Knew thes are poiseneus fun- ? - ~ ping - : > or al OU or sove. me TT course. YOu Dus: aliow ti ~ . ‘ ' ae _ : o We - oe et mans re — Be glad you are neither rich nor brilliant nor “eccentric.” mr or the salt te act. :' EPS as _ " " a — » dear box. yeu ll ive to a good eld age in all probablitr. amd leave a n ot ber t Ss .s t Cr ‘ > | : —>* . ’ Al © t oO . 5 ret i good nahee anc sOrne ¢ he + = ee 4 » = | self-examination —Mencius. great repose, amd rou will come eut frem rour grief strenger than when rou en- tered it.—Dumas te > parert o tude has been called for—has been flown to.—Disrae s a. 3 Men that hazard aj! in hope of fair advantages: A geiden mind stoops not te shows of sresn-—Ghenapeaen . Gratitude is the which springs from the heart fairest blossem the seul, and ef man knows none more fragrant.—Osesg Ballou N Olid Newspapers. EWSPAPERS are especially handy fer polishing the store. Use them to wipe eff the grease and dust and after applring Stove pelish. make a thick pad of Bewepaper and rug vigorousir. You will produce a brilliant gloss and. best of all, there will be no biack- handie. The news- paper can be put tmto the stove and burned er put inte a paper bag to send dewn on the dumbwatter. oe SEHOLD | GGESTIONS Will Soften Potish. That hardened shoe polish will | be fust as good as new if you will add a little turpentine to it. The | polish wil! soften and the turpen- tine mixed in will give the leather | a more brilliant luster. | e® -s® * Fresh Ink Sains. . If ink is spilled on white silk and turate the turpentine is available. silk with turpentine at once and keep it wet for several hours. scrubbing Brushes, After using the scruobing brush, rinse in cold water and then turs The water will dry — bristles dewnward. run out and the brush will qguickir. If allowed to dry on its back the water will soak into the wood and icosen the bristies Safe and Unsafe Matches. Use safety matches every place in the home except in the kitchen. No woman feels she has time to bether with safety matches when getting a meal. But :*--- matches can be made sa‘e by Keeping them high and in a tin box with a lid. The lid can be removred eovrer the mea! time. but replaced afterward ard keep the matches safe from mice and other causes of accident. ee ee eee ee ee ae throug". ODD and INTERESTIN 7. 2e Census returns for 1973 showed Pancrag@ 12,§11 families Bring in eme room and iittes were each living in ~~ a * Vessels lest between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31 numbered 133, with a gross tonnage of 147.255. The number ef British vessels lost was °3, with gross tonnage of 56,626. - * _ One of the rarest birds im the world is the gray-hooded pigeon tv found en enly one island in the The Lendon Zeo possesses living specimen outside ee ee “ Little aereplanes with felding FAMOUS WOMEN the wife of Lerd Arundel eof stronghold, in Wiltshire, England. Sir Edward Hungerford, at the spite the fact that the castle con- ef the hostile forces. ber maid six dars the brave nebiewoman was ber retainers be spared. She with October, 1649, and les buried be- death by three rears from wounds . . . . ADY BLANCH ARUNDEL was : : brated for her defense of that the castle early in May, 1643, by Arundel refused to surrender, de- she bravely resisted the onslaughts ren as they fell. After a siege of making stipulations that the Lives of oner to Shaftsburr. She died im | tle. he having preceded ~ ber in dewne. wings and fiying a about 2 mile LADY BLANCHE ARUSDEL 41) Wardour Castie. and is ceie- She was summoned to surrender bead of about 139¢ men. Mary tained only 25 fighting men. and servants taking the place of the forced to give up the fight. first her two children was taken a pris- side her husband at Wardour Cas- received in the battle of Lams | ; : OI 8 meee ‘beginning to bed. so she aed omeeaed oe a ae ee es od © eae. - J E FOR ae BD jp aka 4 a ed darkness« she ri ; e ber thro of eould ever taken in humawp have (ullam te abie lagen her was all tme and and tencerm Yet here be be _ vealed as a4 mi be hin ee | ove riz La Wi x. made ¢pen and sang and A a .B¢ abanden. Dick was tale scarcely heeded ——— > fd , ; | maybe you Il tee carefui—— bharles was that this was the man fallen in love with, for | Dehe wanted to free herself meries, and that he Was mer to go With him inte the darkness of the garden. srs ago she would have iy, thrilling to ber ro- finger tps. | ighe hung beck. alarmed, . ed to the others. with us It's teo heaven- s indoors. We'll go down . lake.” * the thing: ‘with the exce > aan " The bheuse’ ption of Deri, . ap en masse. “Well ge) a midnight swim.” t!” laughed Alan Har- “Tt's nearer 3 o clock.” burst into song. it’s 3 o'clock in the morn- weve danced the whole she trilled. bush, Linda. your voice is | snapped Miss Seabury. to feel woozy I a cold plunge is just the Come on, Hal” who had been silent for me. looked up stupidiy. to fish. Wantt got iake | = Wil. il fs2.” ® ple-eyed. You @ deciared Dick his hand to Deria. « | ; Don’t let Cullam with Mariana’ The fel- ‘Bot safe. I teil you.” Brose weartly R she co through with this? ° these imbeciles never tire the She her heart was breaking. her beautiful rose-colored were torm and scattered where irreverent feet mphantliy upen them. Evr- = Craig Cullam had wrung crowd went through her afe-thrus.. Every jest, ev- word and gesture of beid significant glance Iuzury of tears? _wendered, while she apa- | a the path shoulders, shak: could be per- q He stopped and “What the with you, es three times it” “Ohm do f contrite. “I did honestly. I—f * mething” — “You were your fine acter tons, I dare say, admirable spec to another SOLUTE oe ee ll SUE Ty
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= - - es ca --— — =— -— ener wr err -——_- -_- - -_™ ——eEE errr OO ———— ll / dren’ tag g a & 5, oe on ” 7 Each number in the white squares also refers to a definition in A lest of Mother Love ‘ror it had swept through where | until brown. Z the accompanying table. | his family had been living, and so ee Each definition suggests a~word possessing the exact number of | A mother’s love may often quail, far as he knew-they had been) A good polish for aluminum letters to fit the white space allotted to it. But in the end it will not fail Kach white space is to receive one letter only. Words start only in numbered squares. | RS. TIMMY the Flying ’ r 3 7: a | | | squirrel had bravely carried | her four babies to a place of = me _ safety out of the path of the Red a _ Terror, and she had been just in i2 re iF . | the nick of time. She was quite : | used up, was little Mrs. Timmy. 7 19 Yr | How she did pant for breath! | How her heart did thump! But = ~ ~ sat | though she and the babies were | safe for the time being, she was | hardly less frightened than she co 27 | had been at first. She knew that | there was no knowing where that 26 30 fire, the Red Terror, might spread to. A little change of wind might 3 35 %6 send it straight to where they had found safety, and it would no 7 _ 5 . longer be safe. So just as soon as Mrs. Timmy | had got her breath and had rest- +! 42 43 44 | g , es | ed a wee bit she started to move | those babies again. As before 45 46 47 she carried them by the skin of : | the neck, just as Mother Cat car- . 48 49 ries her kittens. She didn’t have ‘ to hurry so fast thig time, but HORIZONTAL she was more tired than before 1 Raw, unrefined. 21 Abbr. for “saint.” 37 Deface, disfigure. and she had farther to go. She 5 Angry. 22 Pointing ata mark 39 Error, fault. went so far with the first one be- § Counterpart, or target. 40 Perceive. fore she could find another safe = —_- in oe 24 pent col- oe by. | hiding place that she was sadly 2 Famous reed oO ege degree. cle. j ‘ horses. 25 Taverns, 44 An estuary of the | worried about the babies left be 14 Greek letter. 27 Large woody plant. * Amazon. hind, and hurried back so fast 15 Hindu scripture. 29 Sworn statement. 45 A fish. | that again, she was panting and 17 Form of “to be.” 30 Twenty quires. 48 A deposit of clay, out of breath and so tired that 18 Peer of highest 31 Preposition. loam, or fine ‘ wank. 32 A clear, open sea. atin’: | it seemed to her that she couldn’t 20 To place. 35 Next to, near. 49 Secretes. | she just couldn’t, make that long VERTICAL journey three times more. 1 Clutches, scratches 11 Scandinavian. god --33 Pertaining to But when she had carried the 2 Poisonous tree. of mischief. wings. i ! . ? 3 To pat with some- 13 Reasonable. 34 To feather an ar- first one to a place of safety she thing soft. sa it “ite row. was worried for fear something 4Suffix denoting : 56 Measures of time. | might happen to the others while agent. piles in 88 Artifice. she was gone and this fear gave 6 Ital. for “the.” 19 Ensnare. 40 Fine gravel. | ‘ ; 6 Abbr. prefixed to 99 Insects. 42 City highwaye | her strength to hurry back. And minister's name. , (abbr.) when she got back she began to — b 23 Color of wood ne a : —— —_ Ke nr ee food. worry over the one left all alone o raise the spirits erson ronoun. hey P 26 Acontinent (abbr.) 47 re en tg ~¢ | in the new place of safety. An 10 Plant of the ara- 28 Abbr. for “each.” surprise or in- | enemy might find that baby. Any- caea family. 31 Urge forward. inquiry. way, {t would be dreadfully lone- The solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow | some and frightened there in a What do you use for washing windows TT Throw them all in the discard ~at last there’s a better ‘way HE days of window washing drudg- e— if : fails Fen tem dere rar yey Fre : it a ; heed this message. The name of this new liquid is C-it. C-it is pure and odorless—as harmless An amazing new liquid now takes the - place of water, soap and powder— as clean water. ae ee ee sponge, is, squeegee. Just mois- ™ore cleansing. “You may think we're ten a small clean cloth with a few drops *0° enthusiastic about C-it, yet all we of this liquid and rub lightly over the 0's to repeat what uscra say. But test window. Then wipe the window dry. rede. caene Seitnas ind That's all you have to do. But what a thismanner. J Thende. transformation! Windows shine like try it onone window. n decide if what clearest crystal. No other cleaning WES) true. If you don’t agree, return method gives results like this. Noother the Unused contents to your grocer and way is half so quick or easy. get back every penny. This plan, you must agree, is the fairest offer any- 3 one can make. In fairness to your- self, please make the test today. Then wipe the win- dow dry. Thet's all you have to do. No other method sults. Canada C-it Products, Limited Sales Office: 2t-34 Frent st. W.. Torento, Ont. Factery: Wevedsteck, Unt. } | | | | | | strange place. So she rested hard-|some dry leaves bythe side of separate pieces burned to death. So Timmy was! ¥@'e ‘8 made by mixing borax and ammonia with a little water. Apply —Old Mother Nature. to be excused for not being on with'a soft cloth. hand and helping Mrs. Timmy. .: The carrying of those helpless! An inventor has patented a re- babies to a place of safety was a/frigerator in which carbon dioxide real test of mother love., Nothing |*"0W does the work of ice, the tem- else could have kept that little P°T@*Ure Of the different compart. ments bei “i mother going. But at last sheltroied. ematical. con dropped the last of the babies be-| = side the others, and then, panting) still filled ber heart, and she and gasping, she lay down with| knew that it was carrying that them and wondered what she! same fear to the hearts of all who should do if that Red Terror lived in that part of the Green should follow them there and/ Forest. | ‘drive them out again, for she felt —— ° that she couldn’t, she just couldn't ennaeEEEEEEEEEEEEE seen move all those babies again. P 4, WCae But the Red -Terror, the fire Mothers.— She was quite used up, was little | which had been started by a Mrs. Timmy burning cigarette carelessly sone Bs ost thrown from an automobile into!] everythin for your ABY— ly @ moment Yefore starting back | the old road in the Green Forest,|/|] °F °°o™mpiete with another. : was steadily moving in another|] prices that are Where was Mr. Timmy. Well,/ direction and Mrs. Timmy had epesgee Saas you see, since the coming of the/ nothing further to fear from it. children there had been no room| It had done all the harm it could for Timmy in that home which! do her for the present, and that now the Red Terror had deé-|was plenty. But the fear of it stroyed, so Timmy had moved to} === an old nest where he had lived before he met Mrs. Timmy. It was out of the course of the Red Terror, and he had known noth- ing about the Red Terror until it was too late to do anything to help, even had he tried. By the The Wife—‘‘They’re not wrinkled! Nor emelly, either? ‘ They're hanging right in the closet. This year, I made them mothproof with Larvez."* ‘New—a sure protection from moth-damage Larvex makes woolen things pr Larvex-is odorless T LAST you can know that your spraying, put your clothes back in the woolen things are absolutely pro- closet. No moth-worm will eat them. A ee: MAKES FABRICS MOTHPROOF WOOLENS AUTOMOBILE ROBES =—«- BLANKETS KNIT GOODS BATHING SUITS =. RUGS. AND ALL ARTICLES WHICH ARE ALL OR PART woot | . % e ae el
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ot SPAR i WREDI DS rad IRA cs an elie = x Diieo ee io SA antl ae ge ih ive. Le, on 00 me PY a, Lai 2 cys - an ye Aca : RB ate) Sas =a ee coreg Faget eng Uo SS WF SAS RO TOC Oak gee egret ee es Son eee aS, Se Eee erst COMIC PAGE THURSDAT, ‘MAY 7, 1926. - = INE ! tt Order That Want Ad Wi for 3 Times—Save! Pag THE LU BLUE BLUES. the tying run, Ws down before he reached the pay-off station, Another game the Brownie boys | bad won, Much to the Georgia Peach's in- dignation. For, when the game was booted in la Blue was blue, but Cobb was even bluer. The outiook had assumed a rosy hue, | “itmeis Ships Car Loads of Beer HEN Blue, about to score | Mere.” : | ‘That's neighborly, to say the: ‘least. ee There was a time when shipping | beer to St. Louls would be like herr | sending coals to Newcastie. Them) | | daye are gone forever. | Jim Cerbett has written an. | article telling how te raise boys | Never having raised any, Jim is) ‘eminently qualified to give a theo- | With Tigers occupying all the | retica! treatise on the subject. In fact the Browns were feeling rather blue, While smiles were seen upon the Tigers’ faces. be nothing to it, ‘When Brother Bive, alas’ fell | Gown and blew it' A HOT TIP. See where a couple of bocus Pu!) ™man porters have been passing bo- gus Pullman pay checks. Mer- chants are warned not to be caught napping by the phoney “Georges.” ee ee The man on the sandbox says that if the lawyeré who are making speeches condemning the prevalent methods of legal precedure will. practice what they preach there will soom be a change for the better. | Se ge pn penn Re ae ee we ae: a ta . — OO mee ~~ ad if Jim had ever been pu ‘through the third degree by a 6- year-old human questionnaire he It seemed as though there would wouldn't be so peppy. eee. - Although Clayton has outgrown her jail she voted against a new ene. The people decided that the eld hoosgsew was good enough for them “‘Done With Lawyers. Man Loses Own Case.” Well. at least he didnt have to pay a lawyer. has closed. The proprietor said there was no particular reason for closing except that he had accu- mulated enough jack. re KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN —— 4 — a — i ar ee ee nee rs Wilrsep - IT BEDS A COUPLE Cb QUART SS: 0F . WHER Seay a! INE RA 5 By en i MATAR ELE Te tas FRREw - wear A NARROW ESCAPE FROM A WATERY P| hy it. £ dy 3 ‘ 7 The iF t Wwiers Again, WATER IP COPIOUSLY - Se TENOR te Bc BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS Results simost covtain. Money retundeg snueed tineertions. Call Olive a phone went ed taker. WEST TOONERVILLE NEWS ITEM—By FONTAINE FO; E cS * Suit Case. SimPSON WHO HAS THE LARGEST THE DOCTOR SAI0 | MUST CLAY GOLF SO ASD TO aT THE WALKIN’ EXERCISE - IF 1 COULD Hh ONLY Hit THe GALL -10 GIT «=» eee ebe . peese “SR eRPORES CS SE OOTES 2) eierrr + + 7+78b he ee | oe Oi tte? oo8 + + = EVOL. 77. NO. 243. . FEET IN THiS SECTION, WAS OVER: TO HiexviLLe SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND cot iN A FigHT WitH THE PROPRIETOR BY GOLLY- THERE GOES ANOTHER, CAN NOL) PLAY GOLF? T TON: r l, x _- = 38 Em iid iy a4 hd 4444 AH! MRIGGS- NO-BoOT IM MOT GOING 5 i > Peeess whee wee oeee i REPUDIATES HIS “uno + MURDER STORY: call ACCUSES OTHERS ; Dr. ) Forced By the A Previously Confessed. = orcing him ufc expedi for the Uaiv PHYSICIAN Last week dition was ANOTHER MAN “= © : AND by H. Po em time. «CAUSE Many Ba Wrecked: -_——-——— By the Amel | MANTLA quakes, wh land of N e. service car driver, Richard neadar. w °- years old. of 3740 La Salle first reports repudiated a confession he ‘@ (onsta! je to police after his arrest in| ® number 2c today at the Coroner's seat into the death of Alfred he admitted killing Craske. Bais and accused Dr. William J. Voss of | Y®te wrecg 8 McPherson avenue and a W™mated at wend of Dr. Voss. whom he de- , ‘ars. wibed as Arthur Koerner. of com- | Two ch Mtting the crime | |, Peurigg b _of Bais, : After Yrearing his testimony ane ‘ : ; ; . at! - Calegorica aeniai by Dr. Voes artful o THis 'S Mme FIRST AFTERNcoa) TEA PVE EVER Beray “TO-BUT PVE Got ro START SOMETIME — 1 WON'T ASK ANY " his : oh Coroners Surv held Eoff with- ; ine pl bond for hemicide and heid spaces. * Voss and Koerner on charges Another P being accessories before the | ™°rning in a” . ~ | Camarines ca) Pee Voes Arrested ably ite ort MIO a — ws ~\ a Pes Was arrested at the inquest (icean. PARED FoR THE NEXT TEA I GO y was eid n Kirk wooed. ane taken to the county jail at fen with Kef 4n orwer foi iy tw Seencia Ienatch Oe cvtdental “* oat ot ee ? - , — : tere? e% }arres f Ao 2 am he, wharf Emeff testified that he became agea’ bw + uainted with tr. Voss last | trom tand h at the’ Clayten jail. where ing the . was being beld om a charge +nre shocks. ettaining mener under false The tow enses and Eorft on a charge of | Province eWay robberr concrete | ie nm jai. Eeff testified. he ' cracked by Dr Voss heard anether pri=-j tocse of fre relate that a large ameunt of | rection | was byorted on a deserted | , m at Vallew and Strecker roads, MONROE'S (& Levis County He related | Dr Voss rerrarked: “IT own 4 imterest im that farm.” Later.) Vous toid him that there was treasure buried on the farm.” Ry ‘Se Scene NEW YoR kiated he Prince and 5 Voss obtained his release | ““* Rome of] 2 Clarton jall and he obtained | "°*. #2¢ Bondsman for me and got me out | will he tors l 27." Eoft stated. “Tt saw *4¥ forac the next day’ at his office and | Despite the and a man named Arthur “ete and WeArT You } | NO, THAAKS-I er. his close ‘friend, gave me), Preserve it Woiver and teid me to ge out *fth Preside {NAW SIR, MUTT, MENAGERIES | DON'T WANT DEAD BEASTS +. | aa IM AW ExPERT WITH THE . ROPG AND FROM NOW ON T'mM GONNA LASSO “EM AND TAKE em Ative: a i hy! te 2” MUTT AND JEFF—MENAGERIES DON’T WANT DEAD BEASTS, SO J -e. Sree ae est Woffice the next day. Later , 59.909. = . * => ‘Coprright, 1925 ‘VE Get AN oRDES FROM THe Zoo iv) PiITISBURG AND THEY'LL BUY ALL THE BIG GAME IT Ger: Pd -_ hoid up people to get funds, “"e¢ two-ste [Promote the oi] venture. sold yeasts PI got coid feet and returned te,% |5-story day. last Wednesday, I tired: re : Sammer Dore THE more — ~~ * a Pa ® to drive me out to the de-. / TLL HELP Him owt: f Look war : form te cane eee = Twe CF US CAN | ‘= ve CAPTURED ‘ | eure As we were driving out). , ~ K of Jc RoPCc A BABY tia) \ ALREADY, MuTT- : ton road we met Dr. VYors and “*™ JCEP'S oe \ . cepted an GQ TIGER EASY th =~ Tee Hee! wrner returning to St. Louis. ™ AS Pic. eae | pOr. Voss stopped us and told |“ "™#™Ser af p THIN kK He's ' ° / f a ° to take hie machine heck ta of rooms nn TF } > - . Le bas be enk Wane would , Building. at f Sut and ok for the supposed him during ~ | money. I took Dr. Vous’ | S**mpecett, Pine back to St Louis and Dr.| 8 i about t and Koerner went to the farm | Count. - teh pe as Pe y > - > Teast A oT = 1 WOULDN ¥ eC ONeX To, f PHY SIicau aa ees CAA SMOKING AGAIN FOR Anvy- : Be ATTRIBUTED “Tete ini TRE WORLD —- : ™ amen MOKE Ew. SCE€cCauseEe ' VSED FT SC TROoVBLED 2 igi a WtTH INDIGESTION, ASTHMA F MiB te VSOmMwea CUFF SINCE — Te s — rll $ Was given the revolver and teh When he went to Dr. | Office a: sa1¢ Olive street last ~—J Night. after the mur~ ; ; ~ a. Vous The Was the first wit- Pet the ‘quest. testified that; "sed bend for Bett because | rry for him vieited and sajd Eoff aa tim Tm at his effice sev- | “* after his release. He iKnow! i th “dge of the murder Scone! mony of Eeft bad ' ‘luded. Dr. Vous was re-| if : | x mf. ~ ine witness stand and —— | — cing » ° denied the statements | _—e a re , . a on who off could tf oo gad ¥ as a friend reh ¢ : of Dr. Voss, les ae . tp at the inquest. ge ? renture to which Eoft | — as wer im his testimony was one. Ft a j F