St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 11, 1925

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ANEWCAR Pf BELIEVE mE” N Ea IN TO LETER OUT JES St. Louis COMBINED. The Post-Dispatch prints MORE Used Car offers than All the other news papers The Only Evening — in St. LOON TOP TAWES EL > NO. : n | HENBRG CEIVED Wilt POMPIN BERLIN ee — . tte IN TH HILLS A TING MEDIUM . as President of Ger- FORBIDDEN TO Also Prohibit Three ommunist smonstrations — Aerial on Guard. + Asnociated Press. mpeTIN. May 11.—Field ron Hindenburg, tomorrow Mar- who will be wrated \Y OLD MARCHES | Open-Air | Poef Germany, arrived at the eerasee station here late this | meoon from Hanover preriousiy* announced pr for the reception of Ge fenburg and his drive to the Nor's Palace was carried out ouet a hitch. Fkeeping with den: left Hanover Any formalities. He entered the in there through a side c . unobserved, rn ] @ar. his request, -e} ect Wi hn bo at ta) Cable to the Post-Dispatch -and New York World. JT-I NEVER TAKE Marehal Nationalists the red. white : perisms to be spread my while Von Bihe oath of the republic and me alleriance to the red. black fgeld of republicanism. | will be no Republican fin the procession. for the Re- ans have refused rreet They announced ther would if Von Hindenburg were ublican before honored leader of the republic. communists have issued tions for a genera! strike h as he enters the citr. R gince the days of ame Kaiser has one man re- mM the tribute organized for Hindenburg. Stopping just the citr, he was mancelior Luther, Gem von Pand all the important mern- mf the Government. Then Mecorted to an open automec- Tide six miles ao lined with enthusiasts to th ential palace. mee YOuths were instructed to Tubber blackjacks for possi- ArOversies with police have forbidding have decreed and black fias aaa is ver TO they se met he HUH-I CAN EXPLAIN IT ALL TO TA JEDGE r ---- —— ae SS 2 Tete te e Se ree ee ee ee ree ee at ea tis 5 Set ee .] — ey rie 2. oe a ee "| MARIE, A PYTHON 12 FEET LONG, IS GUEST AT ZOO ee Weight 55 Pounds Before Lunch, and Is Not Poisonous. eA Te Ia TR —— —- NEGOTIATIONS ON LARGE STORES OF FOR SETTLEMENT LIQUOR HIDDEN ON OF FRENCH DEBT ATLANTIC COAST — — | Missing German Police Dog at Salem, Mo., Was Killed by Road Worker. who comes from Indi —_—_—_— rr COAST GUARD HAS AMPLE RESERVES , m7 ; msist of warm-biooded ani- before lun: Her meals ce: live birds and ‘'NO FORMAL NOTE SENT BY AMERICA dogs’ masters, but. ron Wagner! alas—-poor Fritz mais. Vierheller assures the pub- lic that this prthon is nonpoison- A road worker avbile back saw ous and kills her prey by the more sea | ‘an animal long and gray, with humane method of crushing. When Has Ad. | nei , Se ee ae ete one econ Government is Blockade Ended Go "| pointed ears, slink under a culvert A Pi ? ri f murrtesy oan Vv a . > - ws - ; ee a, ake beeen tioning Settlement on Watch Will Continue In- ja nimai cave one leap and died. The nli vans ia. t +» uaSi ; at ; road worker skinned his prey. and boulevard. a newspaper reporter. ° de — ee mia nt Fee German Reparations Pay-. finitely. proceeded to the courthouse, where ce so sash sume species oe ; 3 the County Clerk paid him $6 wolf i Ae s i. ‘ > awe Sh hon ne snpandie maeuiiel ments. : : _bounty and punched holes through nse gong yee tage ntly acq ) Capt. Samuel Taylor Moore. com tne ears in the conventional man- yy the London Zoo. tributor to the New York World er. Then be auctioned off the By the Associated Press. and otler publications, is the best jyi46 +o pet Tune. a local specula- WASHINGTON, Mav 11.—In‘or- qualified writer on the subject of | an apython, and 12 feet loner at Special to the Post-Dispatch that, will be on exhibition in the + State Department Confirms These, for Some Time, Will SALEM, Mo., May 11. Fritz) | Zoological Garden at Forest Par lvon Wagner, the only German po this week for the edification of Report That Informal Avert Aridity Due to | |\lice dpg between Salem and the San like snakes, and those Conversations With Paris Stringent Blockade of pena a n pecahe les ge ss BE -who don’t. ‘#iis reign was brief, but his glory “Marie” is slendef and could} Are Under Way. Rum Fleet. ,ereat. He had overawed all the’ Wear af 13-inch belt, if pythons) ‘ioe dogs in town, and his owner, James wore belts. She weighs 55 pounds)! Coffman, had outboasted al] the, a — eo ee ee —— SE ALER SAYS HE SOLD REVOLVER TO YOUNG DILLON identified Youth Bought Cartridges Like One Found at Crime Scene EDWARD DILLON HERE ON DAY OF AILLING, MAN SAYS News Vendor Diaiaie He Spoke to Youth in Candy Store on Afternoon of April 30. ‘YOUTH, HELD SINCE -_ - FRIDAY, RELEASED Served With Subpena to Appear at Inquest to Be ’ : ; ' ' | ss ’ Reopened by Cosenat | Tomorrow. George Barth, 39 years old, of 3930 Washington boulevard, who! eight years has sold papers for at and Hamilton. Delmar boulevard lodn shop proprietor here, SALES MADE ON DAY BEFORE MURDER, SAY KANSAS. MERGHANTS ‘Loan Shop Owner Asserts Youth, With Whom He Had Previously Dealt, Purchased .38 Caliber Weapon— Clerk Supports Story. Special to the Post-Dispatch. May 11.—Abe Wolfson, clothing and said today that he sold Edward LAWRENCE KAN.., avenue, said today to a Post-Dis-' George Dillon a .38-caliber revolver between 9 and 10 a. m. patch reporter that he saw Edward George Dillon about p. ™m. April | 30, or a few hours before the mur-| Jr. William A Dillon, der of young Dillon's father, Dr. | William A. Dilion. tify at the Guroners inquest tomor- | cartridges of /_ row. 'year-old youth Barth's statement inite declaration placing the in St. Louis on or near the date of the murder. Young, Barth is to tes- | | Wednesday, April 29. the day before the murder of his father, in St. Louis with a .38-ealiber bullet. On the same gay, the Post-Dispatch correspondent learned, size to fit the revolver sold by Wolfson, and “a the fret def-| identified in make and marking with the unexploded cartridge 19-' found near Dr. Dillon's body, Green Brothers’ hardware store whic.h is next door to Wolfgon’s were bought by a young man at Dillon has refused, in his question-| shop. The proprietor and clerk of the hardware store were (ing by city detectives and county | officials, to tell where he was be-| (tween Monday or Tuesday, =H. Dillon, ' Dr. Dilton, called it the next day. ' It., ‘ing. by a city detective. of Georce Wesley Barnett, after Barnett and ithe jail and see Dillon, but he re- ‘the statements hastened from his Kirkwood office | te Clayton to | Prosecuting Attorney and Bberiff. iplied that it was unnecessary, as ‘to the police as soon of Dillon's arrest the coa uard’s cam ign against | : ; AT PARIS IS RECALLED mal conversations relative’ to a he coast guard's ca: Pag 9 Pet shipped the pelt to a St.!} _ rum row by reason © experience. Youts fur house. labeling it. “Wott! | ‘Yrench debt settiement are A42ain , gyaege 7 o louse. eling it, If | 'M. Voline, First secretary, Alleged . Capt. Moore has jenowee om +t skin.” c] i> a , 7? oo rei , ¢ ie ‘“ 7 *i ; © “ . inthe - to Have Participated in Com- am progress res da} age tier awe —_" . oti - came saying. “That was a dog hide.” | : . ‘ ‘ lochkade trom 1248 incepiion mm +t : P ; . ee mHunist Semenstration. at the State Department. blockaa ae 4 wT ‘n@e " ; : sors ee 5 : : Congressional appropriation of $12.- i a Commas had been a AOC TA OU {am fio try eG. ? f rarn - . 4 earc? , oy — { a + ° PARIS, May 11 ht’ Vetine. first CORIITHERE 18 t8ce: eEOUS- 900,000 in the winter of 1924. He a ching everywhere for Fritz ven 2 > i, «- “. aa ath. as sin : e - o = . , e nn . cecretary of the Russian Embassy ons for the first time, the de-. has had an unusual opportunity to agner. The dog had gnawed hi - ~‘ -. a i a = 4 sae aa OU 2 Le we here, has been recalled, it waS an- partmes rejrerated that the study the problem from the decks ees one oa cael depa ~— - ae ~ ~ > ‘-~ 4 ~ - 4 —|-_ Ps &| 44 oe . ~ + j 5 , it c er A e e et - nounced today, as a result of pro-!waenincon Government had senti% Tarious ships uf the blockading | Fritz’s owner and Pet Tune m a mat te si Mi R Bae ; s et Pre; 7 : For 5 a shins ~ ae = o* ~ asi bt set as se fleet. and by reason of acquaint. | front of the post office just like cian Orr ss : Ss V , j o* , - a . i ' inthe - » here expressed is based on intimate skin,” said Pe. Reckon so.” said - stration at Paris. Department officials would not | knowledge of the situation in ali | Coffman. As has been told in special ca-.enlarge on their statement cCON- o¢ ite various aspects.) bles to the Post-Dispatch. Voline; ; - . ¢het tntermitten* ; 8 o€ 3 eis aoe ce eae firming reports i122 intermittent By s4aMUEL TAYLOR MOORF. ‘COUNTESS DE KE 6 S ' recenuy ag@ressec a ™M Ww alat informa!) ynversation € the . ee + ostensibly was a memorial service ee bee = | NEW YORK, May 11e—The At- | RNIMON 4 } “erage me pate Pre = ~~ debt question had been in progress a aes for Dr. Sun Yat Sen of China, but {6% QUS#tION bad Deen tp Pe eersed | iantic seaboard institution of Rum! § YEARS FOR KILLING HUSBAND ; 5 - -a2sai © VV t- ‘ . ai - : ut" by lire > 3 * c «4 a+ rt ‘ - : ; ee wee said % guthering to indicate in any way the nature | Row is a case for the Coroner.¢ a eat noes lin the inter = oO} tne ef; c - il ‘ 7; 4} “renci Hal Assail % — |of developments of the last few 2um Row doesnt ret reaiize (he J . atti KF Sts Caf ' CcCOoOmmMunIsy , ; | ee a days. | fact—and it probably would refure | udge's oe ane ~ rmer Cale ROOSEVELTS 5 REACH BOMBAY The statement that the discus-/to admit it if it did. In four years Singer's Career. ' ‘ . rm ?’ . ' . - + . i a - / 510m was again in progress was ; of prosperous ace iy 1t3 ow ners OL ‘ Coy. ght. 1975. by the Presse ané Pulitegr i “ . vy - on | ublishing C (the N “or! L rue to > Dopert ee There taken as.a reference to the ru- | the rum supp'y fleet operat! won} F Hishing ¢ oe. ft Kew. York World | Em Route to Kachmtr. mored dispatch to Ambassador | the high seas between Cape Map. | PARIS. May 11—Music-hall art-| By the AesociaSed Tres Reems , , ° ana CC AD Maes... hi: ; cee . ws z ‘ - : 5 Herrick last week of instructions N. J., aud Cape n, » had P BOMBAY. British India. Mar 11 a 2 soa cll to reeard themselves as ,. ists throughout France are aroused PJ. 2: > p AL aD al a3 sca. 2 ad. ° believed tO ¢ satt ne the suggestions come Lg recar 1fmis¢é : «cL daughter of pot and Mrs. Thomas .. P my pa} igs . ‘ainaes of a syvBtematic campaizn of you thus to make rour living by France in working out a debt set- guration Of a SyYBLemauc Campa-s tel eal 'O’Hara of Chicago, today was, ‘of indefinite duration to check Prostitution: ar nal , tlement. It is understood that this @f *BGestite : Cc ‘ rotested honor baby in 2 field of 10,000, as | ea “sah ‘ " In vain the Countess proteste . Ras cae pr, : ‘ | question has been fre uvuentiy siquor smuggling ai its source. It winner of the grand prize of the| % a. abe agua can be ended only be» the unlikely | that she earned enough by singing ‘national baby congress and health raised and that the Washington cessation of congressional appre- to keep herself honestly. The Judge - _ Vv } b a a =} * & ‘ ~ she SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. May| yp... a 1 meeting its obligations. | supply ships ax have anchored en! 46 is the spokesman of society and | : ments today on the - at one pe in the last! .,. iene 11.—A. Clarion Nelson, ~* former | Frenct Hs “ft a the row at one period in the last | 4h. representative of justice, and, ar aa a nee RES? 1 French debt question did not dis- | nine months. therefore, constrained to greater tT? rivnit nd YT}? if the "eatern | ] t+haé ee a € roa nnr "” 4 i . - . — “s , Pye eele _ , i . superintendent! of the Western !close that any advance had been | tear Admiral F.C. Billard. “reserve in expressing persona @ivision of the Air Mail Service, Made toward acceptance by the two | mandant of the coast chert. ©COo- | opinions and tastes. piloting « commercial plane, and forernments of a definite proposa! ceived the present strategy a ye two passengers, Grant Christensen advanced by either side as the basis ago. It has waited on the progress > PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT: ‘and Russell De Loge, each 15 years tor negotiations. Apparently of the construction program Ww r" thor ¥ wo om as 2 o4 — 3,1 ; a? ,a t" oO a a old. were killed at Woodward Fiy- "***5er government has put for-; Unforeseeable flaws may deve! WARMER TOMORRO — RS i range of styles and Pai | quest for settlement. “ripe en the row willl be forced to night. eae prices It will be discussed by the Cabi- return to home porte with cargoes showers s vesday; ' ixceptionn liberal ters net tomorrow Catllaux. who al- imtact uniess, lacking sufficient rising tempera- . : > eS 7 all - e > - : - . sss ] ’ : , - ‘ . ‘ * P ‘J reduced ee ar ben ‘Meat he ready has gtren much thought to supptes, ther are — to #ur- ture Tuesday anc ; & ¢ . t ‘ . + Cot , ’ : o extra accessories ladies the question. told his colleagues at render to thé coast guard. in neortirwest por tka th se offerings ; wc j ” i*s 4 -_ A glance at phe noes —— ‘the matter of foreign debts would | Vious will not be accepted wis) Illinois: ser = . ia : Post-Dispatch today ‘will ‘| suggested that the best means of! the Mquor interests. There is too ieet fro 38 attract the earnest atten- settiing THerIrm would be to devote much veadth. brains and polttica! Tle? rth PperL.en, tion of prospective bu. ers. half of the a meunts received 4rom power in the bootlegging industry - Tuesda) increas- , Mu * to ‘ . “ruggie. loudiness. probably showers if Germany to payment of war debta | t© take éefeat without «4 ing cloudi 5 ; P OS { - D l S p a C h |the remainder ' going toward reim- Wealth may aid brains in devis- | «auth portion: somewhat warmer St. Lewis’ One Gig "Automobile D.-e°9 | hursement for the cost of reeom- 1ns_Dew metheds of ‘iquer smug- ‘Tuesday and is Borihy cs! portion The Marke: Piace of aA fie cope : structing devastated regions. * 3 on en Page 2, (ote S. ‘tonight. ODP POP PAR AA AA A A cific Ae ila taiiinaaninisuittibibaiatos ' “7 Apr his reins Kan., > h S ‘se or 28, when he left house {in Lawrence, reappearance there in noon of Friday. May 1. A maid employed in the a vince young Dillon's mother, Mrs. divorced wife of the iate at 726 Heman avenve, City, was under T303- | tioning at Clayton today, as “~ whether she had seen the your ~ man at or, near his home on or near April 39. Youth Is Released. Dillon was released from Jail at 9:40 a. m. today, in antic pation of an applicatien, by; lawyers, for a writ of habeas cor- pus for his release. The lawyers promised that he would be at the inquest tomorrow. He had been held in jail for two 20-hour deten-, tion periods since his arrest Fri- day. and since last evening he was held by the Coroner's order. Barth said today that he remem- bered the day when he saw young | Dijllon, from the fact that he re- on reading of the murder of the young man’s father. He placed the timé, 2 p. from the fact that he was awaiting the arrival of his copies of the city edition of the Post-Dis- ; patch. “T went int | the northeast Bor or Po University apne the candy store at corner of Delmar and Hamillton, to get a light.’ the pe- |. per vender said. “I saw young Di-. lon buying cigarettes, and I said, "What the hell are you doing here” “"*Oh, I blew in for a couple of | days,’ he said. ““You going to schoo) here now” I asked him. ‘No,’ he enaid, ‘I'm going to school up in Kapaas City.’ [ thought he said Kaneas Citr. but he may just have said Kansas “Known Dillon Five Years.” “IT have known Dillon five years the way I know a good many of the 0 young student crowd. I didn't see him with the other boys much, since that Barnett affair of a year ago.” The Barnety affair was the kill- a companion had committed four highway robberies. Young Dillen was arrested on suspicion of beiag the other robber and a warrant ix- ' sued. but the case was dropped. | Barth. when he told his story | Saturday to Prosecuting Attorner | Mueller and Detective Sergeant | Martineau, was asked to go ints’ ~~ he was certain that he knew Dilton. | He communicated hie information os he learned Other New Teetienons. Yther new testimeny, to the ef- fect that two slender men. one or beth wearing light tepcoats. were | geen at the Penneylvania avenue gate of Francis Field about Il p.,* m. Apri! 36. has been obtained by the city detectives and county au- ‘heritier. Francie Field. the Wash- ington University athietic inclosure was the apparent scene of the mur- der, Tir. Dition’s tbody Series been Linnthamend — ¢ ren . -_ “0 | Statement About IMPORTANT SAYS | he says Dillon told Bim. in buying | sure that if he did not ‘he would not talk now. ‘ness stand at the inovest tomorrow and the only his constitutiona] that he does not wish to testify for} fear of incriminating himeelf. the Lawrence men would be sub- penaed as inquest witocases, one’ that the inquest would be held | open to permit their arrival here. | Man mother eof Edward Dition. when in- formed by a Post-Dispatch reporter of the ment thet her som had purchased | a revolver from him April 29. said: say fused to permit the see ber son for a statement about this, er about hie presence at the Mueh- lebach Motel in Kensas City. Mer son. ony had returned home from Chepion when patch at Clayton today of the Lew- rence dealer's statement ward Dillon bought a 38-caliber re-| (Winchester Repeating Arms Ce.). volver from he would get in with the Lawrence latter's aesistant. said, bé@ did not regard it as neces- sary to hare young Dillon in actual custody. under subpena for the inquest. regard thie as an important of evidence,” he added. unable to identify a photograph of Dillon, whieh Wolfson had proraemny suierecamanie as that of his customer. ——— : Knew Dillon by Name. Wolfson said he knew VDillom by name, and exhibited two pawl tickets with Dillon's signature, rep- resenting two oceasions on whica Dillon pawned his wardrobe trunk with Wolfson. He had sold Dillon i -callber Colt’s automatiea pis- owe oe A ee ye ~ REVOLVER CLE to] some time before April 8, and the revolver, that the pistol bad been stolen from him. Wolfson, on seeing Dillon's photograph. satd, “That's the bor.” and his derk, Ralph Bergman, also remembered the sale of the revolver. Dillon’s Wolfson said he sold no cart- ridges with the revolver, as he Rad ‘cartridges of that size enly in a rT ° Purchase Is First Com- German make, agd Dilien wanted E . WeHi ve,” American-made shells. He said the revolver, of Spanish make. had stamped on it “.88 long.” indicat- | ing that cartridges of that deserip- Prosecuting Attorney Mueller, (tion must be used in ft. informed by the Post-Dis-| The cartridges sald by the Green hardware store were “.38 leng,” and had the imprint “W. R. A. Ge.” that Ed- | him on the day be- The cartridge found near Dr. Dil- fore Dr. Dillon's murder, said 'lon's body had the same marka, ‘This ix the first concrete bit of (and the nose of the cartridge, de- ‘evidence that we have. It is very cording to the St. Louls polies. important. I do not think it is| weighed the same as the bullet wise to rearrest the boy. His at- taken from Dr. Dillon's head, torneys have seen bim and I am “Other Deals With Him.” talk before “This ewell-dressed, good-look- ing boy came into my estore the 29th," Wolfson eaid to the Pegt- Dispatch correspondent. “I keew him from my other deals with him. He teld me he wanted te buy a good revolver. “Hie said he was working for a local chapter of a fraternity (Law- lrence is the seat of Kansas Uni- Iinguest ‘Witness Tomorrow. “He will have to go on the wit-' ’ way he can continue | attitude ig by standing op his) righte and saying | “Tf the Bheriff wants to rearrest him on this new evidence he can’ versity, where Dillen was a student do BO However. I will not advise until March 7), and that he bad the Sheriff to do so. as 1 believe’ te take money to Kaneas City. Kan... it is within his provrinee.” to the headquarters of the frater- Chief Deputy Sheriff Dodd eaid' nity. He said he sometimes carried ' $400 on these automobile Kansas City. so that he ‘gun for protection. “TIT gold him the .38 revolver, end he wanted to be sure it wae a good gun. I told him i was. and i he ‘wanted to return fi later, | would give him an allewance on & JI 'made a netation on the sale a@ip. that J would give him en allowance / On another gun. if that one was fe- egre in good shape. . “We went over to the ether aide of the store to get cartridges, and upon hearing of from Lawrence, te ceeded a touch immediately dealer and the Meanwhile, he pointing out the yeuth is ee piece» To Subpena Two Kansans. Later Deputy Bheriff Dodd said Coroner Bopp. confer with the Mre. Anna H. Ditien of 726 Me- avenue. University City. Lawrence dealer's state- ‘1 have nothing to s few minwetes ~saeoretod, F

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ae a she Be alg er Oe " — ™ Se. ee ee ee Pp ag ON TLL SR as. CRIS ROPER 3: Yaa iRiigin te pteg > » “ Mi INDAY EVENING. MAY il. 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HOOVER URGES _— ee ee ee Missouri Teacher Who Had nee ~——DILLONIN'KANSAS eee em — CONE (iF FTHICS : _ “Gountry School With One —— FOR ADVERTISERS Says They Should Be Gov- erned by Standards Sim- ilar to Those of Law and Ways of Men. * (ee Atpevieted Presse HOUSTON, Tex. May 1: — Ad- ‘ertiging, tm becoming « most vite! ferce im ecemomic life and an ip- i ‘eSrTral part of the indatione of tYiigavon, has leid ypon its pra-- ithomers new Cuties and new re- ‘enwbiligies, Secretary Heover to. | Qa; tol@ the Agsericted A évertis- mg Clubs of the World im session sore. Not fou ony must they meer the OTOL standards of honesty acClaimins the merits of cemmod aes for which they seek to arouse the desires of muhitudes, be said but ther must by imsisten: effert seek to imgt!!) inte their cenduc: 2 ode of ethice NHke these which rake the prefessions of lem, cug pee: ané@ medicine. Likewise they m uct @angerous increase 1! img about in the Clery. and he called aesiat fp the po of the cond i Fr. be , s : : of themeel es cial, clients, # * PROSPECTORS LEAVE ALASKA lexky ef s0- FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA FIELD thom to rmnee Boatloads s of Geld Seekers vies Start From Wrance! With Fire Breaking ef Ice. re Corn | ; ey are br ? _ “Ory + UPoNn the public tnierest, that the Gov- FR : s. ernment might mot be forced t WRANGEL Alask Mla» ine extend its tuirusions umhealthfully Preaking of the ice m the Stuk'ne tiete the conduct of hfe and affairs. River and the nseguent opening Pehiewing up &@ recent tertaire pelicy of President Coolidge, he asked them to help “turn the pub- ee mind off the Government as 8 remedy iia,” and te at- ef water trave! Was the signa! fc? large number ef have gaetheroad newir cdiscey- tern British the exodus ef a Sec A © TSR “ pF i> their way to AXerth wes Furs here an ered fields im Lo 'vmtda Three bos ftokis ¢ fer all Di, teck abuses af business from with- im. @o that the forces of hema! co™m- pilleion might be less called upor POS pect ons = the lire: to eave. started emt ‘fs ? Sd near rie * ts "@ maintain pepera’ sees tg Agee gp aaltmss Cons as tertcus Purpese of Adverii ms > a “ - >" > ~ ‘a aers "~}! reas ¥ aa Ss . e ‘= a me ttr . ee *2 he ye - "ave atbedra! m from elf the many iwventions aud seus were Killed. p)~2 ded me multitude ef ideas that are guilty with the exception of ope de- neured forth dally m the prepare- (| fendant named Koeft. The court d¢@eferred tudgment after the pleas of guilty were made. ‘he milestone which will mark the, Marco Friedmann, alleged leader assage from a trade to a profes of the conspirecy. asked that om i the establishing ef gTrCUP «hot im the event *hicn. And just se a& (2088 in Gmposed. Zadgorskr. *hiva! pripciples gre em dodied in $+he cath: ~harged with rEctica. Just that far wit ganiated the grew in confidence m BM apd just that far ‘hem of advertiaing there is emers- | ‘mg & eciemce and a prefession. But far ara the pud- advert ia- save YOO i a secs . oe ae kitted. so that he might . mregressed im'co a proefessicon. a : ms et = . ~ hos Lah slee ¥, bs ae | ee aed Re ner io Amertc&Ria businesea needs a ‘ift- al : *— 4 ~~ wy ca a ad ~ erendds nrc "gs Purpose greater than the strug- a ; . 7 . wv . - “J ¥ % “#2, ste eof materinitiem. Nor can & Het” ** : ie ina lenin casera aI SS ae ® Ome e'EResceri. emetiens iTermane crusade. it Hee im the’ *O@maa Lvrern W2anS Woere ef economic ‘ife, in men Dare Walked alone and s:" 4 rignats of Oth. “here men a2ieme bave sat. “"% OImeD wher witc ‘mer regard fer the “a, stronger devotion. to ebdiliga- “i betiewe that ‘home of citizenship that wil! assure SF O@* “Oss Sor (ne Ousiness Worl. am tmpreved Yeadership 2 everr = 1S a2 old thing to talk ef wom- ommaunity and tm the nation. Pr 833 ‘2OUTION anc her seem graap ‘en im the organization of the’ @8 *"@ ~Ule taings of life. Ye ereces of cur economic life so thar) Y¥°@rever You One a “@ BAY sirengtten the bome aad womas. von find a we: may produce happier individua) | ™**= Der wee we, More secure im emplormen: | Wik ber inte amd comfort, wider ia the epperty- | * Fe™4 who has solved her ma." eat an. Rm » ‘ ; , ~ - ™ . —— i . ‘a it— epportunmities of inte) lectua! ead: . eet La t al- > a : . 2. Seay "°° rear > _— a it The ferment of organization Na — sen: St 3 ore: 72:2nce Ser belief im kindlimess ‘or more define accomplish men: - of these thinge im the practica! | and mmsce and fair nia: ¢day-te-dar progress of Dusiness accu _— _ catego, 2iive im our business world. arate Se — .. on 7 “The Govermsment can beat com- away from us God made us teihute threngh stithulation ef co- en ani gave ws rare opportunitas operation with voluntary forces 'm as women: it the men prefit bw eur pationa: life; for we thus pre- their omn vecnMa> iittie anes serve the foundations upom which isms. There is no excuse for “he we have POOL Tressed all fam—the in-' weman in bus®mese uniess she *s i ia.tve ef evr people. 'gaimg to stay a wamanr there 4 There ‘a no excuse fr 2 woman she is guing to ape men. ‘et oer im Dusipess wnless she remaine tar at bome and let the men keen ‘hereughiy feminine. Ger. Mirtam | right er «as ther hare been goiaz. a. Ferguson of Texas ‘told ‘he | We made our plea to get imto “be wemen sifending “Re cor ven! en Rusinese world that we might e:- ter it. Tf we are going te do tust something of the erig-— Dave hai — some? og 2t her em « ae (be men ve dare. we certain’ manot do ao [aan ther have gore. hon ePetactes .)« i. W Baldw eresidem: of the : ere “Missowrt Pacific Kaiiread. spoke Pe. agperiadg, todas «on nine a Pubi-e CITY APRIL 28 AND GAIN ON MAY | SSS eee Youth Left Muehlebach Hote] at Noon on Tues- day and Returned on Fol- lowing Friday Evening. CLERK SAYS HE HAD A ROLL OF BILLS He State He - 4 Been in St. Louis Recent- ly and Seon Would Go de: siaff Cerrespondem of Post-Dispatch. ~~ > ** .. - — ' ¥ “ » a ~—* > *« - - ° . Ey a KANSAS rT) ’ ~ - i ‘ Edvard G&G of bis tathers wet mn i >. Urreé« er rTe - MTT € : ’ rt ra o Apr ot b Bt. S starved a: L2 > “ - _" —_ eoaer’ « Al ve hie pat? ere 2 ne . a e > sal nizguts ¢€ => a3 Apr : ar 1 .> >? . ~~ se” a . ae > é _ — 7 ~~ Trliemn checsec r mre Muchiebach at BOGE : jpesuay " aa anr ot ana was DB S@eTf ere - Pe ow ~ -~ * ad ai. bis father’s murcer These ta s ay bes @Stua.- ‘ — 7 ” i. ae ¢ x ¢src« 3 *& > - se ' ra > me . ee rtaA Fun) 4 ’ - - . - ~ - — = LENA, - 2. oe . ‘ * 3er .F\V@8..6 4.) =. SPE S OS) E22! : Gino ® . - * -~Z re RAY WARD. fused te say W bere wa “ ee i, Made Gens (hers Tm lien entered tbe ae i U2 Se aac “ si bak eakd 2 « ££ sb . =~ - r . ™ - sSaturacayt Apru ~ whos SA a ae as Ladward tS liliou, & Lurks, r Ai Te@r Wiadal — rood a *% = 26° ee given ihe hele: tee Weess Pre- vieusiy. which had Been returned r Marae “IRSUITiwcaewl TURES. i " > & ced ; > ry a ” »~ * - es - ~-* “ ee, 2.7% “ ~ on ; » , — ed iw ‘ ? Du ~ | 2aci - . “> - - Aa rihia a i ‘= ua > wee oe } Ca ew J - ‘ - “ - é . >. i . tT > ‘7. > > ——. Pe Zz ere ha EL $¢ a> > ~ * 7 - Meo rai Fe * er ™ \ > 2 District for ning a schoel in aimee ‘ AS t tT? x > & @! = ~ pas } , od » 4 . > mt > ~—" T ~ rT Ward. § vears eid a as te + we be oe = . *o~ eari’ tt t heey e > = = . + _ a _ -_ > “ 8. eee ER * * hey a. Zz & o j 7 +e * when TR. reJig\a af me 13.532 ‘ e ~~? Leu ,o . So uw? t- ars. t redute. are. t 2a PT ™ = 5 Ff : we. = - : Su s ise pile was hee - ox: — = — we - - = — 7 NN — teach me and ! stucy as bard as ae sonatinty Pe , "" returned and sai@ to a clerk ; - = = —— a Mo a a VOLE — “Some badv « me " : ~Oa? " Fre «? ‘ There were Bet epeug) & De ars , UATE e 23 ee * Ea. > - ~% at Pte er ave ihe G@eual Pre- . eo sith aaa idl n = f P a BcCeuni Fas Cc itueéeg ara * was gram and gilt tea. ares (2at Wake Gives 42MCii?r Treen re ac a the Yule'sic jereus al CO@URITY oe Te et [ra . . @ s -_ 2 — shee 's Wise NMicrrew met ber :_ > . See - . a * Le - “si ma > ~ -» - “ . - aa LIAS 3 ; , . _- «* 7 - - MBs PU : ©F IB T 2 Gay : ” | he bed had been rumpled se welore hrigtiuas amc e* “aug a2 ce @ treat a pense l\ es, igits, 2s : se r sleep 3 f a P ‘ a , ' vy ba i reige* . * “ oe ang Rze wer eme Wild Ls - - sack oJ} ° ~m Le.s ee ~ = : > ? a - : + = is > $ = +. 6 * ~ x _ ee - biara: { ae elke wed. ‘ : 4 -_ 2 b The reg U.at Se. . © Ss POa, , . " 3 Geciareu a wus + ~ a? BS carrieg ¢u 3 P28 Hei soe Rs wWOenDnua r | wees ¥ ? o> #* be! age at % a then mes.-~ e oesue cat : er house, not returning wuz Pri. study aoyr asS TeCcIta7@Ms, biack- aTEiag Uw 4 : : ; ‘ [ae GAY atier —— ~ . . — - see » tall ai is 2 - i i. beard exercises, recess. sac her = S | ger. Mrs. . raITeL. S LUSwVADG asserted Ff wus ther outdeor sports| Meomdar he lef. Mra. Garrett said Raed we... 4 s = ah vl nu — i ‘ Pet LF ee Re ‘ thot fthe weather is nice, 2Rc Wisllers | te - = 4 “s -S BaBGeegs toat a , Onda \ er Tuesdas - run along pretty much the same | ~~ — urSda) what sbe ‘ Lagug* . Was *he . — as ¥ -- >. » am at Sallie @. 2 Pee VoIver. as in schools of larger atrendance. "Tt" } rebher keep the Fle » > ~ 2 , .° * oF : art? ror . ates in severa 1 e £426 bes af er Dy Mon Le BOE a 4 ze = ~ + @ ee * —— . £2 “ . ~ : ~ 2 ‘he convictian thet erentualivy the 74 [@eD @ 5.8 hotei roem here fur : . * west? € == a emet 2 > ee, . 7 fertiie regien abou urnish @ *©8 Minutes greups roung ~~ »? — > . : j = = TL eT ef b> rh "'Tpe ce . « . a geod enre i men & cype would timquire . > - C.o- 7 +a > 2. see TR q Send 2 a a & "2 X CS a s ris - - wr ner _ . = >? * Rer =e ”- > . Ll x ‘ = inVved Tae ol 2:eng Uht.. _@ Lise —s as oe & ~ }ach 2 “t ae ~. - A * . ~- } rid .' >} = . = oa a Ps . LJ Le per Ss BW Ge nm ™ rea . oa A> ee aa ~ ec st ered ; ° 3 ? ~ - ~ ? ee } . teacher and student par'ed. each “*°s+ © OF D . as he had : - Cd - = * ¢ - a agree.n [2 se sp Pprempty:i-- - mraTces hen BR . s isZestew 4 227 Tors ba: hea? ~y ‘e . Sungs = . ~ ~ . ™ Se ee — ~ —_ — " he teache apefu het ayo » a f? . a. " ° me returned 32 wv as CEC 4. eu ae \ ~* rt ; $a - Tranar IZ ar ? S ~ i “Pere ry ~ oe a 2 La . me ~ . 2 ees? LIT I * ant seep Bar from be'na lenescme . a eegramt: and ™ Be Wase't ~ wesome. MaARSES « The W Spa and ° -a@G@ I0r a d 2s. 2 ey Ra 40?SR xiiz = ras . _— - -_ 2° —. Pale ~ ¥ ‘ S e Miwehlehs re ta _— ¢ messag ang f a a“ . “ - - La “ak. te tad > @-. eT a@. Lawrence ee ~~» . . > " - ‘=> a3 a sa i THERE e Tee ty i mic Tres a ia 3 : “ ‘ aeal : ~*~ ~“ \ "> cea: . " Sai 5 a Tea Spa yet ? bw =_™ . 7 =e _ fGen wk E ih # , sh fe the 7 . 4 C1 Ch. Bg ss 22 . - > be ° , 5 7 a oan send 23 4 ner ooe8 WS hee a ae | —— : OLSD. Nerwar, M —F"een He relg-ed > ook oss Zz ~ R232 5 ~ rat Pa 4 ems of lubricating « 6 att af ie® nis ¥ . = “- . Ae . : ; ’ . m 2 #Une, 1925. -he bate! durine hi« be ef Sav cha: e « @rim across she a tt; Be = @n : poly 232 tee : Ost and = = way tum Lawrence te & —* st392 bring icebound east of the Levis SSerian Islands im the same p ace Dillon's maethe: ‘as : - = oF a Thy ae last. fal! W hen gute : ‘ Vesme! getg Pest-Dispanch she : SFr tha a Clear Oz the PS she ae " , . na ~~ ~ : - as : a2 os ‘ ; Prancison. whee «che « “rec ‘or see if the censign:ment uf o ne Maude Or =r Pea >e of- ~~e2ce =e _ o ' »} J oe May reach ‘that merning thet a 3 _— SSD Aroynd Nerem ber . . .™ oe) + ~ oO dh tot - ¥* eS 2h it. > me ae Ae. ef aeven men. ue- father 9 peinz “serdeus brag : . + 4 » Developments in the Dillon Case ry “he ~ esas there che morni ng ‘of “Mas I with bullet *soatteag in che head and one knee. ‘ The new = iihesses are Nr. and stirs. H. "= Reid of T26@ Forssthe Lonbkerard They said ther dreve Trem the City * © their heme om the right of Pri: 3*. leavin Lhe cipb at 19:32 pp. m. Ther jaf friend at his heme on Page and @reu vs to Fergusem avenges. and then south on Pennserivania arenue » 7 - 2@.F Dome Approaching the Washing’: ® - RIVErSIY £rotrus ther gaw 82 auteomehiie facing tmerth on Pen?- Frat- were OUtaide the gate 10 The heedlichts immed. Sul ther saw tee men. — ; ° Graz ‘ing te Ofem the gaie. and; then returning te the machine and the headlights. nen returned te the gate. amd then. un um Mire. Reid say. both ran ‘a © the aytom: bile ang turned ee: tig ti vit aes re “Theught They Were Stadems.” “We thought ther were preba: — — *e + . 3 ™ students, Mrs. Reid sai teday. t seemec odd fer the to ture > = , ; = ~ 2 ~@ OG@2 CLIZNIS Cll and rBen 4 F -. oa ; ‘ — . +. ~~ + i za. f-—— @Os €c ze } Lmeys ought ** -_ A » =. . coe = . a “se 542. £ €2 es & a: —_ _ 4 - +. Tues aYe@ T™2ZUC VS SUSDIC Cus > , 7 S - * && Sas Gulle Berveus. as a =. SOR were & "% Ime . “Ts. —. Tt ~ > 3 ee = ¢ aa = ei ue” «= a e eT Ai. €2rnc Ore or men sad - a . tad * a * ~ ~ a 2 7 . as @1 5 Te of oe 2S ~ sw “2 ~ e % se > ——— = men> wore a tonceet tHe « car Was 8 small readster with tre ' UD. Possitir «a Chevrolet or a = The Reids heard no sbots. ers employes and a man . mg near the field have teld ef seso- ng at e and two men ang hearing sheets short after ii L>r m a2 “is sor were both Ssencer =. & "wore 2 gra : at wher rdered Hee ap7 - er - x Z - rée Cc Ss car rr’ ae en ?: > De -~"er- c he P=) ¢ & 13° .* a. | 4 on - nz n . “? asa @«1 ee re “ere t ? Ps — os? e* , . | refuse °c apsvwer. er e o* “ ~ ee “2 y n = 2 iment you tell us you woulg amswer if we would perm rou te Tee. between attorney and client. ought me that.” to kil! reur father? said. You than to °~S& fculfilied the condition ef the peill- cies which .reguired. for parment proof of “Ices of life br externa! and violent means.” The inevrence ts in threee policies. one tesued Apt! °° or eteht dere before bie mur- ger: one issved March 18 and the ofher Dee € last. to krmow better face close “Did ~ov aed ured. > “lI vefuse ‘co answer the routh Grothe of St. Chaerics Sheriff County was present, and asked Dil- Trails Commections te Lawrence on liom if he remembered him. He ar- rested Dillon ‘ty a year azo fa Stutz € Night of Murder. Thene were twe possible which a personm might heve in St. Charies Couz- last fall fer the thef* ztorrobile which Dillon wee trains taken had “picked up” im fromt of the fer Kansas Citr th: night of Dr. Niedringhaus home im Portland ' pnuocrs murder. after the time at. Mo.. me a mrosecute I PY prosecution. a pan Dillen with tb ag us was stil] ur*illieg te froma bis leawrerse appears to have oo mtirr ook Friday aight. hinting va he came in Friday Prosecuting Atternes Mue. cr “ae statec that he said te THT: hadiles Saturdar. in the presence of Sher- DEALER DECLARES ff Wilmes az the other inmvesti- cathe HE SOLD REVOLVER “New. roung man, f there ts TO YOUNG DILLON 5 >» _ — ~ . ©! ca‘es re na ve Ceoutivnecd from Fage Onc. asseac row cs. which rov cern- “s - ia an im ae inks Sn -o# Wardrebe trunk, whick Dillon si. © 3 SS a Wa, ang wolcd "7T pawred with hom Trice W olfean ; t A: > "2 @6n 5 nda 3 want ae | concesa! . « - , : ——s > s~ : “ sbewed the corresponmdert the e- purchase. as se ae ee et SR Bet THT bought a feather duster. for use i= mignot ordimariiy be ns. dered dis- =p Sag a ee ee —s cracefu!l br a young man cor a = the store, at the same time The weiss the at maz atin purchase ef the duster. as shows | 2° Weg. absolutes oe “ oe rhrew zh the suspic [oR : set ne are record. cerrespeeds i os with the ti tat of his hating —_ = tent Se ee = time stated br Wolfsea. Killing ef his ewn father. I think Not a Stedemt at Timc. amd if rou find reu wart te az + Student im the university, having these questions, remember, oq ‘it the imstiutien March 7 be-| tae@ sert I have mentioned. ther ws ever be repeated, and ne —-. was Eving im a prirate boarding aside from these few mer here house. As a nonstudest. he could | new. wi know ef that dierrace ” %S0t be a member of the fraternity. He said that Diller replied: ~7 *heugh he had beer for a time as|. have nething to say until I see mr. De relatez a “pledge” ef Sigma i* tia: ike . . | was parading here Diller spent mest o” his time Ww. FR. Green. cre of the pre- i resterdar and this merning with pricters ef the hardware stere, on | we other prisoners 'n the jail “bull. leokimg at roung Dilien'’s phete- per At times be pilered nein graph. said ke could ne with ther The others include Whether HR was the picture ef his | (we beld em murder charges. twe CUustemer, as he had watted eg the | neid for chicker stealing, twe fer Foumg man fer ently a minute, and’ terday afternoon, Dilien that tim e Difien was not 6. this cause of “a mix-up ever his cred-/ he in said. He had ceased te Ewe at a fraternity, heuse,. and then turned him over te Ben his clerk. FPuckett enid | identify the picture, | had ' Puckett, he ceuld not twe for the™ of aute- a group of women, m Clayton churcbes. sang gos-' | hymns te the prisoners res- ut that be recalled that the yeung | seemed to Man whe bought the Couple Held Up. Drive. N otorists. ip tvs held up and rebbed s@f:0ns. piles early vesterday gy and Mrs. ieee Tee? Osage street, Bir about the | 7- and L. placed side oy side a a cay | Unions affiliated jtuce tht grave. “a dvised me to oe paring Mittle attention. had curiy. bushy hair. Hke thar’ sa Bagge te Answer D- IMTler carried $25.99 ocect. shewn iz Dillen’s picture The | A= cid 3 yeu (0 sar™” dent tusurance, of which the gen FOURG Man Was either hatless er r x snt @xpect me te di- was beneMciary The cireum- Bad taken his hat off for the mo- i ge nS¢entia? mimunientionus. stances of bie death apnrarestiy, ment. Puckett said. ‘ oh a > eee | 4 “ern-Rs. ene said. he t ner he of the 24 dozen roses, Mrs. Sowders ee ae — anew abe@ut the telegran e called said, that caused her nam+ *o D@ oem tae egrai: at tERe Western cannmected with thet of Dilien = , ¥ an b 2Peut : West- university circles. nd th= reses. spot a esistering as from &. bd > . - > > L252, = Selieved that he sper? se ™Me a A. S2rsas > ** = T ow- ° * ~ ? re : . ~ Ta tk. ‘ a = ~~ 4 ~ - Sa... ~ “T" +. - o 2¢€ git at “use Mra. Sowders commented 24 e a. | 2% stris at ved. ee po his credits from St. Lewis I" ater be bad seen “EMBER OF THE ASSOCLaTED Peoss | 3™ Sight) Si.—Betueeen Gine @ Ler a F ened. as eeeend--lggp meatier Juir IT . e.2. at ~~ isan Se °x wes giris and 283 Topeka. sterping at tbe So- bheuse in Lawrence for the The next day she went en - Diltien found cour that @ was in Lawrence and erdered te the Sereritr Mrs. Sowders seid. The 24 reses, siso twe fire-peund eandy and a boek arrived tae beuse afer Vies Roberteen gone ‘oc Tepeka. The fewer ‘permed by the Seroritr that came dar were roses. stepped at the ner return a? her erery that Robertson hes] and was told ORe or * Pho ye use Sundar f-2 sf Fe ~~ — on e did x [ Take aR of the ~~) Ses would have sent them back !}I } beer there «ben ther arrived.” ’ [2 Poses was “oustierab’r or ‘alked (he campue. be- zen Was about a8 many as manr tBe unoversity had ever re. Wre Sex t seem Dillon fer nearly s mentrh him ence im Karveas ’ -@ S2¢ Was S5eppimg wert defers é He was on his war to St Easter Sundav-. be jers declared she 2 Tey ae ly af fornag” niverst- Spenrced Cirndngionn > | including - wor Miibet jus uses ¢ vied against ge" “Tam a se at neon ‘otar be errs Cleb, and said while ‘ — wei. fgunded aad het’ +r So . bt (iia 7 & Ss proetivwIs wake criticism iss sever . Maver indicated (nat te & he avy ana of pressure eT of “o> seekers” gecking to retaim the _— Me said that mm ~- service Was ams for awarding siguificantir that agitficalt to aboiis®. = 33 ~ . > al ac . 332 “on e 4 are met with storms -* ei 2 - - > a) ‘hese interest app uw 2 the general pubic, excsioms s abeilties. mien". Crakésms Well Feandet f the mow sa 2 Dparess= «ald “Some of ‘= just and warranted if tbe citizens really .¢ ebstacies confronts in charge ef goevernmen. their criticusm weuld be : Moch of the time — @ home im charge of repiy to bese erm them are ao? = - serme of mie and tse pres reifora business admins ese should hare a » s‘ration of govera ean justir denr. Those = la ped ter go eras: =) est be ms im whieh & @ conduc Realise that a2 1° per ceBt = ot is wvirteey an inp . There are Manr reasena f the most preeminent ef whl be lack of tnterest on the pa izeme in the selection ef atud ack of suppert part after officials have i. The inflivence az ficens at larce are et a te good gevernument &8 s of public officigis in ‘ernment. It must be tha: the general pubiic = for efficient and ere ment. Hewevrer. that s net expremed with Pactivity and fury as the azainest inefficient aad ant gererr mest. ards fur Pothical Support. ; am taxing mibeeif te : a? "mer ‘he the iim poyseslir and mentalis. Gea! | expected of this i Gem. I hate « sin@®re | aaa a firm det or Tins tie® | i the expectations of . There are many one ‘onfrent this desire ane om. For rears past ipal gorernment has i open by seme cilizens a = of legitimate prer. go ernment pays the bile “as sheown that these wo fer the meet part price or Gu ‘ten af employes, “td htt base Been Tan instances Us! eZ ‘ose eT p.ores inuauad abiittr. ot a6 Tr sore real or i ene to abealish. made te do sm © i + bm pe x : 3] — g? ter enfieness ‘ens thew seek em: whieh have ‘or sm i Seen a pect of cur 5 ""™t are heard te 4 (ene of them terete | we hare a good. honest, aSicinas geverrment. “aiuralig develop « wan may —

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S1.L0 — a ee ne 4 2 he a ra ROBBERS TAKE TW MER ADM UTICA SOMO - . ie L "Se _ = oe | ne F: . “ r P : airground Park. Motorists, in two instances. held up and robbed of their n | S@sions. including thetr guyz early yesterday morning, | and Mrs, Charles Wolff ap | 2009 Osage street, returning ty thes | city -along the Riverview ‘were hailed by two robbers, , urmped on the running boarg _ ordered the occupants into the p | Seat. The rebbers then drove car about six miles into the ¢« and ordered the couple to get , first forcing Welff to surrender and a watch and Mrs. Wolff purse, containing change. robbers alse took the victimes’ and drove away. The car, with the hats inside, was recovered in the al “ub Speech. - as as + city.. Francis J. Furlong of 1716 Leng. —— fellow pla ce, accem panied by a — “or Miller , ss young woman, was halted in Sein. ground Park by two armed roh.- bers. They were ordered out of the. car, and Furlong robbed of $6. car was not recovered, 4 A lone armed robber entered the T. and L. Restaurant at 1729 MW } ra leveled aga) was well to answer, bet mding of its problems a-make criticism le a ~ 419 Wash street, reported that men, whom he described as eigners, assauhed and beat him n was difficult to Sixth and Wash streets, about Mferts to alter this o'clock, last night, and robbed him yas d, are met with of 40 cents. : Mest raised by those The locker room in the arme tthe general public, of Battery A, at Grand boulevarg Mi evstoms’s abolition, and Rutger street, was entere@ Mir silent. some time over Sunday. Criticisms viation army “One of the each valued at vat im es apparentiy is c stolen. Mas a basis for awa fadded significantly ; *! Well most he in _— ee ~~ me ‘MEXICO HONORS WOMAN = BS SLAIN IN MAY DAY PARADE Ze n as ; Big Procession Follows Her Caskes a : to Cemetery and Labor Leaders — ) Deliver Addresses of Honor. Special to the Post-Dispatch. MEXICO CITY.—Tbe name ef. Miss Guadalupe Rangel has been piaced side by side in the records of the Mexican Labor party with! ‘those of the Haymarket riot | tims in Chicago as a martyr to the cause of the proletariat. Miss Rangel was killed during as supposed to do, or he said. ris but if the citizens the obstacles . & their criticism wo for those in some of them - bed. sople and the py ered fora business a ~ Badministration of g was parading here May day. : _ Her casket was followed to the Meer that 100 peemetery by a big procession com-" in: mt is virtually al ‘posed of representatives of all the ty, There are many I unions affiliated with the Mexica ' ) ‘regional confederation of lat The casket was covered with black hanner until it lower into thé grave. BS The labor leaders delivered a@ dresses in her honor. ; “Miss Rangel’s name nas no been added to those of persons whe. have given their lives to the cause. 62 labor,” said one of the Speake ers.. Mention was made of nuae! ereus Mexican, American and te ternational laborers who had bees) killed by esitaue”heathec, or kn . while promulgating laber-ideala — pmanper in which it i a Ff os bs 3 Py a. fr itizens in [and the Ppart after officials The influence a itizens at lto good governm ny ™, ‘* nS lack of p> z wernment. It must ithat the general pu is for efficient and ment. However, M is not expressed against ant government. ma » a ~ ~" ‘ * 3 is : is , e | Page ; MC povrsa th cage ey boas} a a a him by the coat but he kept on his information, he said, cam | a 2 Page TE eee ae C tes pom Mor ag ens (he going, leaving his coat in the hands from a nurse who had placed her co x eee One mee POD LE ~Y eze 0 OVSlICIANS z —UTrzgzeor . ‘ Ee ee Sgn eg a le : 9 age irge pos of the law. The policemen fired own baby in the place and had ob- - 7 ’ re, ii MialIninge a censé G ae ee e aver : ‘ hut : -T practice in July, 1918, on frauda- eet ‘tle athe Neck had aia tae OS oS served conditions there. He quoted t oO roing. r 0 larl t “s ient representations that he iad ‘ : ’ - . #2 her as saying: “Une baby war ; attended ILllinois University ltw he lost his right shoe. He escaped . #: ; oad : , oe ‘ 3 ; A si) ta ie Inside. the police found two con.” : Bs mM seized bey the heels and its am ‘ cago heals ‘Olle a i addj- ; $.5 el: or , . cempemnnnaeinniathta tien to Smet ee ' ms P ~" pe crete vats, 14x14x12, which, thes - lashed against the wall, the deat am ss Se Se eae a PES Gia Aa a 3 : SI] ae ns nape s cat : : git a estimated, contained 26,900 gallons - of thie baby following the next | = SS = gestae 3 —————= at P. and S. The Chicago institu- . cage Es ihe F eT aah me oe | Since elite tin Miner inutihe ih of whisky mash Two fire» pots da’ ea : ‘ a cil let iceann tik 3, ale inept . | were ready, indicating a ‘traveling As a result of Ber mesy. Sv RUM SHIP OFFERS 100 wt « x ea « Syeper Bagger mB ns still” was expected sn, to put the —lnterpational Newesreel Photo said he believed he would ask for cal College and the Chicago Hos- mash ' | n pital College of Medicine o ' | 3 agate y a ' : ata f ‘ . Sean persons for some degree of homi- | n | One Physician Exonerated. Equipment Is Confiscated. y > stage toe. ssc gy an ~~ cide “7 o ‘ : . Ton ” . . . ar e e 2 ‘ " HAT the plight of the — —-— -- _ license in 1917 by fraud, was exon- Mment and apparel, including the WORKMAN DIES OF BURNS ‘who became ill to widely scat- tleet is 1 I r TK acy . . ‘ ‘ ; . , +4" ° . “é > . *7) “{ vince: » rs ‘ig t ] ? , - i “| 4 + “a. : seen se ac spend . , si Pwo Caught and Returned to. + |ouisan Tells Illinois Police i“ ated w he . NvVin ‘ — ns J Pic snoe, were confiscated as evi- | tered hospitals so that the nom- Of Supplies than iack Of CUS- c a et: sb ge os ; , e aclualiv jad attended the h.’- ence. AFTE he; f eases might not attract no- 4 : . 4 : | « > >t. a .) ] . Fag i &- . . i .% ® - ‘ ’ ‘ " ' - rr ‘ . , . EXPLOSION OF NAPHTHA ©! U) a! . 4 tomers is indicated in a state- House of Detention—Other i Phillips Hired Him ;Siclans and Surgeons’ College = at Phe police cleanup campaign | tice. ment Irom the Rtg pggeet’ oO! Still at Large to Drive Loads Neokuk, Ia., prior to coming to P. pong pee yesterday and last night | Jesse McClanahan. 45. Kmploye of ‘The records of Narious hospitals 7 rhe oy - ?) ,igo . es . ee ? . ° is - io y }, ‘ge } > @& ‘ ‘7 ‘no ae i 1 o ‘ . . ; " — . ‘ bi. { ae . “A A : Pa > . . ” o¢ F iz 4 af ’ ‘ : - hye Ww r e gy ‘ ° . t« a ‘ 7 ett ‘ A. le} le. ‘ = . 0° oa 2. we * - “. him 100 cases of w hisk) “— Pa carries a small hacksaw in his shoe - Phill on d ake = 4 z ned we 7 P and fend , 7 : roth eT : , Wi kilo nam avenue, died al Alexian Long Island, but broken by the gallons of water. He refused, : “ee ae Tila _— bose” of mi@d- #mt at various institutions, includ- place, Carondelet District police ,, ’ a a ee ae ae ews that the seven-months-old oi paaile ‘ = ea , so he may release himsell wheu- . ing the Mg . Hospital ; alled there ; " 1 nin , Brothers Hospital] yesterday from ! | but sald the rum ship was stl! ever he is incarcerated. As Cloon- wester? rut nning operations, | -.., 4 pa oe a i ag ae Ae See ane ee burns received in an explosion and | 5°” whom she had not seen sine a off shore when he departed. . ‘ — pie :, pes , (‘ity Sanitarium here. In 1914 he playing cards, with 12 pints of beer i th its birth, had vanished from an was placed in the House of Ww re Marshall Sat- | y ' a fire in the plant, Saturday nen 7 , | ma " neni ae Oo Was sted at Mar i Sa was fined in Camden County for! in the same room and 10 more Th ie e Beg * Pi the “baby home.” oe — | eter eer: Ther YT ne Ti ‘ : a P . . , .) ‘ se ' a ; ° ion ot Yr Ga. I _ urda’ is being auvestioned by the practicing without a license, he ad- pints in an icebox. The players : : origsn 0 the re was at All knowledge of the child's saw to good use Saturday night mitted In 1919 1] aime ; o. hareed with. eambii bu’ tributed to sparks from a belt in x WOli e todd ‘ 3 eaffort ae he . 11] « ( # 2] dé ’ ie passed an + X- W Te ‘ large Wilh Fam ) ing, yu . ‘ > ™ : . d th LARGE STORES OF and escaped, taking Uranius Hoff- Poli¢e toda: in effort to have , mysterious disappearance an - and escaped, taking ranius ort- amination for a license. Since the later released because the raiders the machinery. teniting a tank of . man, 17, and George Love, 16 with him turn Government witness. He : " ie ae | ; > i led aphtha, wl xplc baby substitution charge brought LIQUOR HIDDEN ON nh, ls, a seorge Love, 16 oo Se ee he said. he has practiced at Brent- | had not seen money .in sight and ™#Phtha, which exploded. The fire | by her husband against Mre. Gel = » sev hy + fy , 7 ; , —~s 4 . ‘ ~ ™ ) 4 Coa > . ” ATLANTIC COAST ae . as caught aft i .«V-emilie chase wood, St. Louis County. has served had not learned.what ecard game was extinguished with about $150: Yolk had mons fren the ‘ ‘ 5 ‘ . ? hy ¢: . ‘cr 4 wl . . * + 2 a = .e > . } | ‘ oonhan fFaine a A Mit DY Sawing from Purie vhere police say he as a State Health officer at Her. | was being played. Hichard W. Cox, damages. | 8 n oO “e pa : Apt 90 , 3 ern window lock. Phen he and 11 F : . Mitage \lo and served two vears 204 Bates street who was in MeClanahan. who was the only mother an ano v Centineed from Page One. others tied several sheets together avDaANndGoOnNed an alltomoaondlis load of ms - es ; t Veart . . Bh ‘ | lease after “ix months’ confinement rete , omer” =e — eet ingens bye, oh bere :, ss as Coroner of Hickory County charge of the house in the absence *mploye injured, was taken to the ‘ 14 4 . + 7 , , ‘ . "@ . Vensae fae +) ar } und? \ ; Me icmriil ‘ ‘urs fhe ¥ ne . i ait | is f 3 p ESS. There .is no tyes Dna aa a pes fen c a ma PaoPeR, au : ‘ues % ' ." eins The next case heard was that of Mrs: Holderle, was charged with hospital suffering from burns over last night hat ne Mr to - » . i. “ . - ‘ . . —s. ? hy “s 4 . ‘ *} eo - — ‘ a ‘ fr * . oa Q ~ j ° minds of coast guard o ers but “ Lemse ves down from urd taken (hicago,to Louisville,: of Dr. Alonzo 7? Hobbs of St. possession of the beer. The police the body and head. He was mar- Assistant District Attorney — at ; ul ™ c ‘ s ‘ 2% Ww 7 's put rT cr — : } : . . ; ‘ « . ‘ » > > ” - « | The aeqaies = nee oh oY : — | m0 “ oy i * ‘ a : 1 we en : ite sennine. tied aad-.eha was years Dr. Clarence 1. Hobbs. a. Dusband, Andrew, had struck her : | Body Retained. Mre. Geisen-Volk was held for - an nt eget atom eget é. t} agrnrs Nina ane Semen mele Marshal] ‘Friday with brother, will be heard later in a quarrel, and added the police Special! to the Post-Dispatch (the grand jury in $35,000 bafl on Pe “ + Pal + “ene ¢ ~ vv Teo $1) Vari + > «: } P , ‘ P 7 , . * , . " . - 7 ;* Pir > - ’ . Le hel . os . ee ‘ : tion along the reesperingety S@a _o , gee presumed to a! “an autome 7 ; of whis Ae. Board Decides to Proceed would find it worth while to visit JEFFERSON CITY. May il, beg charge of child substitution and , g « st -j)} e OOTL T T y) t > ers 1} : , : , oF : + ‘Te 1 cfr . ‘ swe . i A — oe a a ' - es H ad ot homage 7 Fi : ve cording to the police. Sadd declared The Board of Health decided the O'Fallon street address. The Goy. Baker today reappointed four /in $1000 bail for alleged violation Im-runnin ctivities shoul not offman the apron and Love the BB x : eS 14 tt ‘ > rum n & a . “ ‘ sie ; Phillipe asthe man who had em- @arher today Oo proceed with the police accepted the invitation, and Republicans as members of the | of the terms of her city license in be reflected to consumers for some‘ sheet. ana they paraded up Market wer , found a still whisky and beer | : i. ” time All along the coast and on. street Mhess the tie thes Th rixe automebile hesrings instead o Waliing on a , ° 7 WW , kj nd State Board of Health. They are | keeping 20 children at her nursing " , i - ek i mii > 2 i? \ ’ Lif ie jie ci P . . ~ - z 2 ° £ . ] cA! "u - BK ‘ : ; ;' - ma 6 lead ; ak ar : oads of lie etween St. Louis ling by the State Supreme Court, ‘7®T®, 45 Ww wey — “ Dr. James Stewart of St. Louis; Dr. | bom, when her permit called for tlock Island are immense caches rived at Market and Twenty-third nd 0 ili. anit bt hiite: . three other men, who were arrest- |... ae se ae a te ly - ‘of smuggled imported liquors. It. streets. Detective Sergeant Cooper ~ sia 3 writs of prohibition obtained by oa {Cortez F. Enloe of Jefferson City; |ODty Seven, , i . . ‘ . ° , Lil ] ~ if¢ 1? ce *] '?r) Lore lef ants blo k ; he in)- ; 2 > , ~ os" . “ *; — p ccmetpoageangs -~— oe | may be higher in price, but it and Detective Kennard happened ‘ ps 'R pe ; ee 1 esacngoeigsnm re oe 4 taxicab standing in front of | Dr. ames R. Mc — see Kansas ( at) shoul ot be scarce for the pres- alsoto arrive. The officers looked Ow’ OU he shooting «f Guiry as to them. P ae ;and Dr. H. L. Kerr‘of Crane. The should not be sc P - ae nee 3 | Floyd Wasi ti, aioe s iiss deine. tevaes : t“e saloon of Mra. Anna Nov osal, ent yniless it is hoarded. passed their hands gbefore thei: PERRI om nt he yan terrane h pW oe 6°45 Gravois avenue. as late as other three holdover members of | i 7 ‘ ad \erTwe é ; ry ” . : ‘ > "Ve ** e D oe a he | sl- - ; ’ « nd a Mounted District police to enter, closest political adviser of the Gov- | — ° ia - |. ame * , . a ‘ ae € ut) i ' 4 a a: Siit [ye de « 4 a : f “4 atte i ; _ » Se ‘ ‘ | or , . f | places. Some stills will start steam-| 2OY /" Overalls that were so big oo. 4, Ndn't divid fairs — yrtiy ater the. wo. saw several men drinking. ernor, holds a State job as Direetor |Spark Vrom Revolving Machinery - ° . = ox Lil . a (Tjit} ivit ) 4 a i hy . 24 @ a ¢ ore ‘ 5 . ‘ : ;- o " . : “ ‘ing as never before Overland rum they almost swallowed. him D, i writ} ‘ : ~ as investigation began and one case seizes a pint of whiskv as evidence of Pena! Institutions, which carries j Said tv Have Ignited Plaid ; ; - : - . a . e itp hls martners in the ~ +o 7 " . e. - - Bie: . . lrunning by truck from the Canad- boy in a bungalow apron which he Washbut } : h re on that of Dr. McGrew was set for and arrested Mrs. Novogal. a salary of $4000 a year, use of a in Tank. inin ) I ine (ani eR a ; asnburn was later kidnaped from rari ; : Supr e C t ) Poe border will revert +r its was having Prenat difficulty in con- Per pata: Reg ‘i ‘aD si atk ov ; hia Se. oe ce oy ete eee oe bad tC @ It to exotic fr Market e , pipet: 7 : concerned. n tne meantime, | oO allewed whiskKY « = “4 « — ‘ eae |manufacturers should henceforth | 7°", ge ) te yr ark Mt. Saute heaciteal antec waded , os f a t ae of beer, a — “g! 2 sey ae (Stewart. Members of the board (day afternoon when a tank of ae ae | : 7} f a” eve "> . ~ : ; ; ( ey y ° ‘% 2S i i ; ' ., ) ad c s. - bd . . . “ ; » jenjoy the prosperity that speed)», the 1 ss pembeaip ic atte0-3 ada * So . “Bee r 0 ee r aa | receive no compensation except @x- | naphtha exploded at the Alligator 6 : , ‘ © y r wv TI . ; 1iT P, ‘ i‘s *H ' é i is s , ; ; “f BS i 6 € . e > ad i /boat builders will lose. The mar- ee “ _— saw — m coming. OR. LUTHER LITTLE OFFERED Ts = s Sremeager a hearing this’ Rachel Basili was arres ere ,penses when performing official | Clothing Co.,.4171 Bingham avenue. ne for an alley and up the week. Mo: ‘se ar -harges gg a | : see ' : i F nev Ven? *7 Me ; ry. y* f 7 Pipes ' in 42} ; cr - [women a y 4 vip “loonan, imped SECOND BAPTIST PASTORATE of the use of fraud in obtaining : Reappointment of Dr. A. B. King. Officials of the concern told pe- : } . i} , the c J } 3 ip ‘ ‘ ‘f2 5 a : . - So Meenmel Antes hie — ; ‘" eee licenses. BEING STRUCK BY STREET CAR Republican of St. Louis, as a mem- lice the explosion was caused by a m + ° ' 3% oy era is. wy +) fi at + a ts “o *s afl a ” , } “ DS, on ‘ . d : . merely an added duty in the fone gers gga “4 _ mm ey " The Second aptist Church,|Uon are upheld, the State Board shee Hours ead 1a | = as a member of the State of rubber goods. McClanahan, who lye. 6 “4ivitie , Tell a Vi nto the law. u ove f 1} fight just as well cease T ‘ .eim, .6 years , | , ‘Sepeae of routine activities of the and his ponte now eek ihe Kingshighway and Washington of Health might just as well cease a rhor oy ome 7 free Cin ard of Agriculture, also was an- was standing beside the tank, wea : 7S Vinge a ' Tt Iw appearing tar pie: glare - ae inetio “3 i? isi 23182 ndiana avenue, e at | guard. There is no personal ani ie Shdeltiak thon di gh’ ; ale a as iaceee to function as an nguisitorial | 2318A I r r : - ; ‘d I nouneed. Magill will serve out the | burned on the body and imbe. The : aia ee mitvied than they had a few PoOUle@Vard, has invite »tNhe pasto- |; , — ‘ (Crew ‘itv hospital at 4:00 p. m. yester- me | mus in the campaign only as a Biemdttd Sefere. erééented ue Pine : body. Drs. Ecklund and MeGrew, | ci) — a ye 4 % phe oe | unexpired term of the late William | explosion caused damage estimated - ‘ - . ee PCiOore, ] nN Y 2 ule ] + , > ’ . , ’ -_ oe, 4 ‘ . ; ‘ —s iz Yr, witnout ‘ezaint = ; Sci - ; aa . coast guardsman has been decoyed leet eal ates rs her “0 yr on rate, to succeed the Rev. Dr. W. ¢ he said, both offered to surrender | G2! ) 0 ies ss ae . 'M. Milligan, Demiocrat, of Rich-|at $150. MeClanahan is survived into an ambush and siain by rum. te : as! as ee e outa's- Bitting, who retired Jan. 1 after 20 their lieenses, provided the matter | ness, four hours after being struc mond. by his widow. ’ runners or when other rough tac- | }*"ced the police and he and his 3 should be kept secrmt, but when bY 4 street car at Gravois avenue : ee : toga were last seen hoarding a Jef- vears pastorate, the bie. lr . ‘ : Rg r and Victor street He suffered a — tics have been employed. ‘ferson arenn Mo Sie eee atta this was ref ged. obtained writs on Me ee : "7 ers ay e street car. suther Little, for the last seve _ ‘acture 1] Off duty there is probably as, nro Beat nga soci a | 1€ a Nn the content { the State Board had | fractured skull. | ‘ 3 ~ - . . 4 > . . a | “ 4 ar re - ¢ "Qc Fg ’ ‘ ? s¢ * hy - . . P *} “"t . gt nec iT . ' sEtiti ; much drinking among the coast | Police Te Sabect ™ ae en in ati years pastor of a Baptis Church no jurisdict over them. | The car W wes aa > n ‘ & i} SN | i } //, i HK : a arters. ev en : ;, ish ; ] ine line, opera y MO- ST ERAS guard personnel as there is in any | trying to di-tate wha pal at Charlotte, N. ¢ He is expected , _ —- re aR ~~ te: yan betes a \ \\ . Hit | : 24 rnat tne P - i Josepn » sad ; . other body of men of similar size. | dressed ' ; . Thev tO arrive in St. Louis Wednesday MAN, GUNNING IN FEDERAL ee rtm: sped ;' a “ le 4 mn | mai should wear. iney ; ss a ee —e , the conductor was arrested. Aisup iit They are ‘all quite hurnhan. But they | contend the; ae a i ine | ' wer ae , | wire etreh the fod of arsenting | : ir dress was only an and will meet tne congregation at BUT DING, iS ARRES said he was approaching Victor | } nalew ugeling as an impossible ‘effort to look like anrbody else. the Wednesday evening prayer —-——-- - street, which at that point is heavy | | q r . Seg Yaad aE meeting service Afterward he | Christ Lambrecht Overpowered in in traffic, and that he was endeav- task when other Government. Mrogg! d Disarmed—Held . j t BERT OUICK NOVELIST will give-a decision as to™accep-| “Fussre anc ™ . oring to pick a break through the agencies evaded it and stepped out : ' f Obveervati ; big: tance of the invitation OF ervation. line of automobiles, when Keim from under. It was a challenge to | ser: Ot sisted ae sud Geant inf ation that a é, . OLUMBIA M0 Dr. Little is considered one of Acting upon information that 4 | suddenly appeared about 15 feet the corps. They accepted it in that , ‘ ae 3 i es sy man was “gunning” for Assistant head + shout ere the . ;7% . . . . - € “ r g Bobet ? " f . ~~? ‘ ~nre . ‘ vs = shse , qaAs . sane z . 7 7 ¢ JI) \ iv a SS : » nacre They will carry on -n the Stricken After Addressing Banquet ne! Reqement pasten . aigttoe District Attorney Stattner, Depart t ‘ote ger . . » T . o . _ ~ yo é “~ hee os } . ; z - racks ‘ ray u ’ 7 *erscag?* of Corrosion Any metal lighting fixture is attractive when you buy it. But most metals, even though plated, cannot escape corrosion. Result: blotches and streaks as permanent eye- sores wherever plated metal fixtures ere used. But solid BRASS or BRONZE fixtures keep their of corrosion. COPPER {> BRASS 7 / ‘Ve \ ‘ ate Sas. ee

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NR TI ARAB MS EEO OR RRTISSL, Bey ogee Mid 25 > we Daily POST-DISPA Tt_H ‘ slome has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other epening newspaper COMBINED Verdict of Criminal’ Inquest Carelessness in Case of Joseph Loscmto. ' A verdict ef criminxal careless- | ness, holding Daniel Sherman, 720; rears old, of 2323 Biddle street, te. the grand fury, was retermed br a Cererer’s fury et the ipavest today texte the death of Joseph Lesrcizte. 64 rears cid. a paush-—cart fruit res- éer, who Was run dows by a truck eperated by Sherman. | Lesciute, who Bved at $28 Nerth “Ninth street. was pushing bis cart meerth aleng “Commission Row” os. “Nerth Third street. about 3 a. =m’ Saturday. when be was struck rfom »ehied br the truck. we witnese f the epidemic of sleermms . St. John’s Houpttal the child Sas found to have suffered a frac- | bad tt been known to any great Cz ture of the left jew and three frec- tured cibe The @riwer said the thus far bes caused no fatality. girl ran inte the path of the azte- mobtiie. He was arrested and ness which is reperted to have @& tacked several busdred person* threagkeut the British isles. It is wruswva! for the disease to ‘appear at this time of the rear, the physicians say. atd vever before The epidemic keeps you ace-high in health get a tae "TENTION, KIDS! In a week or so every boy and girl who wrote an essay on “Why I Leve My Mother” is gotmg to mail mids. You all wrote dandy letters, bless your hearts. The Contest Editor. through Watch fer it, sta etial sick- - PIPE ann WELL CASING Receadivieecd and cquipped with sew threads and couplings. antecd practically aes geed as wew af peices which cuebics «2 sub- aav ing. Gear- JOS. GREENSPON’S SONS I. 4 S. CO. S238 HALL STREET ST. Lacs. 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Matchless oof the iy This Test (w= the cust bag remcved) whicn results it the free dis- charge of a tremencecs quan- cty ef embedded dirt from 4 flecrcowering, preves and ciear- ‘y demomstrates the remartabdic efficiency of the Sureka “lugt- vacuum™ primciple of cieamng Request an Eureka mam ‘to make this test or Freur rugs. Trade m Your Old Cleaner comm wear at cmmeew ou ae er ay er ay er pan meer fe aeee Are = ee cleaners is sure to be less than the requests for them. To avond Gelay or disappormtment, let us bear from you immediately. Only *4.75 Down— Balance Easy Monthiy Payments Should you demde to keep the Eurcka after this free trial, we are authorized to offer you, for the duration of this great Educe- thenal Offer, a spemal low down-payment of $4.75 and un- Make this a thorough and unbiased test of Eureka’s heipful- BESS at OU expense. Save the money you would have to pay to 7 have carpets amd rugs taken out and beaten. 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Ibey are g: mt dependable timekeeper men or boys. There will lot om sale Tue im thre this low price. Mana ie . straghthne modeis. Shown in ight » facture as well as present — —4 ? and dark colers. (Masa —- . be ‘ew - They have twe patch pockets and tie belt. shert sleeves and becommng | co“ar. Etectively trammed with hand embroidery im fast colors. : Make ideal Dresses for home or sports wear. Sizes 16 to 44 —llTEO (Dewestairs Sters.) Women’s and Misses’ Hand-Embroidered English Broadcloth Dresses . \ broadcloth amd come im the §'LK-AND-WOOL F our-in-Hands, m a | mg assortment of * igures im effective cc | and closed end styles - found in the special sale *¢ Ruffled Curtains, Set Wet made of grenadine with .

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MONDAY, SAY 11, 1925. MONDAY MAY 11, ag'95. een sane —— i ate ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE_CITY Circulalien than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS _ TE OT CE ete - —— —— “ Seen en 7 11 TO 2:30 e*.* CHOICE OF: % Cocktail. Yankee Relish, Bean Soup, Chicken Broth. 4 CHOICE. OF:. | “Cileken Saute, Vea! Cutlets, Roast Beef, ‘Brot - Economy Day Luncheon ed Lake Trout. Tuna Fish Salad. Potatoes, Buttered Beéts. CHOICE OF: wberry Cream Puff, srs Raspberry Sundae bbe ee _ — A — me ee oe Meringue Pie. ( te. Cae gat Heavenly Hash Sundae. irs ~. re Men's Union Suits | ATHLETIC Union Suits : —made of striped ma- qu | dras or crepe effects. Neat- : ly finished with round neck and taped arm. All Ni _~ have closed crotch. They ti are offered in a full range Wi of sizes at this special price Tuesday. , \ a | (Main Floor.) a Voile Dresses §| q . eature | Nickel Watches ity at the to : | rmely low cs. » AMERICAN-MADE Watch- ty styles, Dot Voile. es, in plain polished nickel > launder. . tase. They are guaranteed and ing aa 'dependable timekeepers, for men or boys. There will be 500 | in the lot on sale Tuesday at _ this low price. tatrs Store.) . 44 Dress , Yard — SILK and cotton mixed 4 ; Dress Crepes, print- Te ed designs, tan, black, blue, brown and other combinations, Slight seconds. ( Downstairs Store.) Women’s Neckwear, Ea, GAMPLE Neckwear 8 escapees collar and 25c sets, vestees, etc.; : ian aehomeier etc.; a splen- (Downstairs Stere,) (Main Floor.) Boys’ Knickers —- ALM. Beach Knickers, well made, full cut and of a quality which will give good service. Choice of several colors. Have belt loops and watch pockets. Sizes 6 to 18 are available at the sale price. (Fourth Floor and Thrift Ayv.— Main Floor.) to a Downstalts Store.) © Cotton Linene Suitings : © FAST colored Suitings Qe Men’s Silk Neckwear 48c orange, etc. (Downstairs Store.) ME SILK-AND-WOOL and silk | ‘ Four-in-Hands, in a pleas- | ‘ing assortment of stripes and ifigures in effective colors. Open band closed end styles will be ‘found in the special sale group. ‘The values justify supplying future as well as present needs. , (Main Floor.) Women’s Black Kid andj One-Strap Slippers $ 1 10 Pair OF pliable black kid with) hand-turned sole and rubber heel. They are made on the comfort last and are splendid values. Sizes 3 to 8. (Dewnstairs Store.) Poultry! Netting . ——— $17.95 j QONE-INCH mesh Poul- , try Netting; 5 feet | high and 150 running feet || to the roll; sold by the e.) ; . B. Corsets and Girdles low models in Gir- $ 60. , ” . & ] , full roll only. This Net- ting is splendid for poul- try fences, tennis courts, | etc. The same Netting, 6 and lace-back Corsets dium and stout figures. ef broche, fancy stripes able pink coutil. The for stout figures have front clasp and are reinforced acr¢ zi >» feet high, roll, $8.95 ront and have heavy elastic gore ™ - ene. 2-2 if (Fifth Floor.) Good range of sizes sesame (Downstairs Store.) | } Casement Panels | eve : > xm Cc» : 7 ] Cc Sq. Yd. f ay ZREE-YARB-WIDE Gold ~ Seal Congoleum—a nation- MY advertised floorcovering— ” ‘Sd very special for Tues- » Choice of four pretty de- MS in tile effects, especially > ole for kitchen use. It is ‘ y kept clean and durable. } (‘Sixth Floor.) 0,,:942 0% 7 *#e+ecee a Seteees “o © 2% a. 46 e¢¢ ~~? :" 00,00, ania, Cream Eponge, Yard ALL-wool fabric in $2 57 plain and novelty weave for coats and dresses. 54 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Men’s Summer Robes ADE of good quality domet shawl collars, pockets and belts. All sizes. (Men’s Furnishing Dept.— Main Floor.) Plaques DESIGNED and ex- $] 08 ecuted by our own staff of artists. The newest thing in home decoration. (Fifth floor.) Photo Frames IGH-grade Swinging Q Frames, finished in 98c gold or silver stippled effect. Sizes 4x6 to 8x10 and 7x11. (Fifth Floor.) Framed Pictures N the group are new 79 subjects such as C “Alice Blue Gown,” “Spring Song” and others in hand-tint- ed frames. (Fifth Floor.) Hair Clippers F.XCELLENT for $] 10 keeping the neck , smooth or to use for clipping children’s hair, (Main Floor.) Gillette Safety Razors - GOLD-plated Razors $1 50 with two blades, in neat gold-plated cases. (Main Floor.) Wall Paper, Roll APERS for every room including two- Zic toned tapestry, chintz shadow- ed, florals and marble effects. (Sixth Floor.) Curtain Grenadines Geod quality material 29¢ for Summer curtains; dotted and barred patterns, 40 inches wide. Very slight im- perfections. (Sixth 5-Piece Bowl Sets ARD-fir llow H whee gs 89¢c mixing Bowls graduated sizes. (Fifth Floor.) Rubber Gloves, Pair OOD quality red rub- ber Gloves for house- 59¢c hold wear. One pair to box. Sizes from 7 to ro. (Main Floor.) Mloor.) Pound Paper, Box R ough-edged shee o 49¢ and envelopes o good quality fabric-finished stock. 72 sheets to box. 25 Envelopes to match....20c (Main Floo: Taffeta Pillows ERY attractive Vv Pillows in square, $4.95 round or oval shape, puffed style; a large assortment of wanted colorings in plain or changeable effects. (Second Floor.) Axminster Rugs ORONA Axmin- C ster Rugs in $33.00 beautiful Chinese and Persian designs. Size 9x12. Exception- al value. (Sixth Floor.) Reversible Rugs EAUTIFUL : wool and $12.50 fiber Rugs in very attractive designs in light color effects for bedrooms. Excellent wear- ing. Size 9x12. (Sixth Floor.) Men’s Suits Cleaned HREE-piece Suits T and extra trousers) 100 cleaned and pressed. Phone us, we will call for garments. 2 (Cleaning and Dyreing YDept.- ‘ Main Fioor ) Children’s Play Suits F blue and white stripe denim; 60c square neck and short sleeves. Sizes 2 to 6 years. - (Second Floor.) Girls’ Gowns AINSOOK Night- gowns finished with 15C embroidery edge. Sizes 4 to 10 years. {Second Floor.) Pinaud’s Vegetal ILAS, Brisa de Las, ampas, Violette de 4 9C France and Jasmin de France odors. ‘Main Fioer+ — —— eee ee re a $2.95 cotton flannel in blazer stripe; eee ee GRAND-LEADER —_— A a Timely Features of Special Interest V1), Y y/ J A ATS C2 // V4 Lop 2) 11 1} / l///// VW, M4 Ze 7 yy Vi ~May Sale of W omen § White Footwear B95 47.95 1.5 ONE of the important events in the May Sale series is this, which offers a choice of advance Summer modes in White Footwear at savings that would be outstanding much later in the season. Pumps, straps and gore slippers in white kid and canvas are shown in such a variety of styles that you are assured of finding not one, but several models to please you. Economy urges that purchases be made at these sale prices—make your selections Tuesday. { Main I loor.) May Fur Sale Authentic Styles for 1925-1926 A DISPLAY of new models sponsored by foreign and American furriers as correct for the coming Winter season is a feature in this sale. These models will be offered at prices exceedingly low. Fur garments may be remade or remodeled at special Summer rates in the sale—skins of the season's first catch (choice pelts) will be available. (Fur Dept.—Third Floar.) Georgette Frocks Women's New Models fe} [N St. Louis, as in New York, Georgettes lead the Summer mode. Distinction of cut distinguishes them. In addition to Georgettes, this group of new arrivals displays printed pussywillows, printed crepes de chine and satins. Tailored frocks share in favor with the more fanciful vogues. Sizes 36 to 52. iCostume Room—Third Floor.) New Voile Frocks A Special Display at Three Prices At °6:2 A TAILORED Frock of appealing simplicity with only hand hemstitching gs trimming. Spring colors in sizes 34 to 44. At $10 . At $12.50 A dézen smart styles elab- Women’s voile Frocks from Paris, slip-over models orately frilled, tucked and hand embroidered in panel pleated. Hand embroidery and hand drawnwork are the effects. Pastel des and white in a range of sizes. trimming. Preferred colors. iSecond Ftoor.) f Cocoa Castile WIN bar Cocoa Castile 7 Soap, made by the C manufacturers of Palmolive. Se gs nok cee 77¢ (Main Flover.) Crepe Georgette Ll-silk Crepe Georgette, white $1. 19 or flesh color. 40 inches wide. Only 200 yards on sale, with a buying limit of 4 yards to a customer. (Silk Salon—Second Floor.) Women’s Pajamas WO-piece Pajamas T of cotton crepe, $1.57 hand-stitched in various de- signs. Flesh or peach, (second Floor.) Apron Frocks STOUT-size Apron $1 57 Frocks of ging- ham, neatly trimmed with white pique buttons; pockets and sash; in blue, rose, tanger- ine and green. Sizes 46 to 52. (Seeond Fivor.) en — ~~ “Rayon” Chemise N a beautiful assort- I ment of colors, cut $1.97 with full wide skirt and fin- ished with — hem. A go range of siZts. (Knit Underwear— Main Floor.) Gowns or Slips TTRACTIVE $2.59 “rayon” Gowns and Princess Slips in a variety of colors and a good assort- ment of sizes. (Knit Underwear — Main — Floor.) Lawn Mowers ADE especially M for Stix, Baer & $8.69 Fuller: 14-inch size with cru- cible steel blades; self-sharp- ening. Ball bearing. (Fifth Floor.) ~ — —_— — ———— Grass Catchers | EAVY galvanized 7 EE" scctem Dey wee o 9c canvas sides; adjustable for 12, 14 or 16-inch lawn mowers. (Fifth Floor.) —_— Absorene, 3 Cans CLEANS wall paper, 29¢ window shades, etc. (Fifth Floor.) Buying limit 3 cans. Toilet Paper, 10 Roils LUE CROSS brand, B 1000 sheets to roll; 69c good quality tissue. Buying limit zo rolls. (Fifth Floor.) Privet Hedge, 50 for OOD size Califor- Gl Privet Hedge, $1.00 well branched and well rooted. Twenty-tive to bundle. . (Fitts, Floor.) Baby Cribs HITE enamel W'Rnich: with $12.98 rubber-tired revolving wheels, screen sides; complete with spring and mattress. P S (Fifth Floor.) oe Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis ba Women’s Bloomers, 35¢ Of plain and novelty striped nainsook, in flesh, white, or- chid and light blue. Frill at knee. 3 pair, $1. Bath Towels, 20c Heavy-weight bleached ter- ry cloth Towels, 17x36 inches. Tub Dresses, $1.59 Women’s Wash Dresses of ginghams and cotton linene. Sizes 36 to 46. Stew Pan Sets, 73c Three-piece pure Aluminum Sets in double lipped style. Sizes 1, 1% and 2 quarts. Boudoir Slippers, 69c Women's quilted satin Bou- doir Slippers in a variety of colors and all sizes. Creepers or Rompers 50c Each Made of chambray, stitched in nursery designs. Sizes 1 to 4. Filet Curtains, $1.28 Pr. White or cream color and 2% yards long. Men’s Sweaters, $1.98 ‘ For indoor or outdoor wear, . with two or four pockets. Sizes 36 to 46. Slightly irregular. (Thrift Avenve—Main Floor.) Colored Voiles, 29c ¥d. Many beautiful colors. Suit- able for dresses, lingerie ae children’s wear, 36 wide. LLE POST-DISPATCH _ a ee — c Dress Crepe FINE quality Dress Crepe, in fects, in the most desirable shades for women’s and chil- dren’s wear. 36~inches wide. Price is very special. Z29CYae © hecks, fancy and stripe ef- (Wash Goods—Second Floor.) $79.98 ARGE-SIZE, handmade Beaded Bags, in draw- String styles, with beaded handle, to carry over the arm. In addition to the values being special, there is a very pleasing assort- ment of color combina- tions for selection. (Main Fleer.) Imported Beaded Bags — cee 5 OC Yara EAUTIFUL Voiles of fine quality, two-ply hard-twist- ed yarns, in a clear weave. May be had in solid peach, orchid, nile, pink, rose, light blue, Co- penhagen, tan, coral and other shades, as well as white. 36 inches wide. (Wash Goods Section—Second Floor.) Full 48c BOUDOIR Dresser Set, consisting of one scarf and three-piece vanity, of white, rose or yellow ma- terial, stamped in simple design for Frenchknot or lazy-daisy embroidery; very neat and attractive. (Art Needlework— Second Fleor.) Dresser Sets 7~Piece Water Set 1 ee ne oa nO _P' sale a 89c BEAUTIFUL Set, consist- ing of tankard-shape pitch- er and six glasses of cut giass, || with hand-cut floral design on ¢ |» beautiful cleat crystal optic ’ Splank. There will be 300 Sets on Tuesday at this low price, (Fifth Floor and Thrift Aventie ~—~Main Floor.) Four-Hook $1.79 TURDILY -CON- STRUCTED Costu- mers, equipped with four hooks. In three finishes— American walnut, mahog- any and golden oak. The quantity béing limited, and the values extraordi- nary, make early shopping advisable. (Seventh Fleor.) Costumers 4 gas ni"< ita” eto" A hea he a ee) | De) ite! | es RT isa 1 ethi<s: PoE ga “HW m- mcm! he Wena hr ‘2 ee ee | hil | ‘Roadie hh il ro He ec il Buea | eo eed Pettis i (Square i—Ma'a Floor.) —_— Casement Panels

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f * = ‘eae os « 9 > . * ¥ % * ———— ae ea oe — AE A CAO et IC AEE ee RO I Rt i Et A EL EL LEAL LLL LLL See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7 and 12 Double Eagle F ‘MOUS BARR CO. ad The eDaily POST-DISPATCE alone has MORE CITY Circulation men 6 ihe marning and one other evening newapaper CONRED - A RE EE cc es Stamps Tuesday | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in y Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Largest Distributors of Merchandise ge in Missouri and the West ~ > * © «& Y > LOLOL ALLELE OL ETE IE A NN AES Rtn ee > * * Pe OP Se oe OPA ee ety OO A Gt 4 MH ORE ee OH So tr ee Murty oy 4 ‘ 4 « . ? . a * — # 4 3 *. ” > n . - > ER LE TS NET Sf SET ae Commarea i a ee > = + 2 #* @®@ » #8 steers even greater importance. eee Simple, sturdy mechan- easily operated and al- ways under control eee Pe PR ewe seee!e see ee 4 @ Tuesday—the Second Day of Our Extraordinary Sale of @ To obtain a $160 Machine for $99—at omce the extraordinary nature of this opportunity is apparent! And when you know the details and special features of this machine—how splendidly efficient it is—the event assumes see the Mavfair in action. Have it explained to you. The more you know about washing principles, the more you will appreciate its mechanical ex- cellence. Guaranteed for ene year. Terms—S$5 Cash, Balance $8 Monthly, if Desired yf / . If vou do net own a satisfactory Electric Washer. as . tric moter, copper tub, agitanon gentile friction move ® metal construc. ments. tien. Basement Gallery = —Ideal for Spring and Sammer | +s & foe et @ J vr ” s oe on alee » we Yon snp San di Ces a, 4a : La ap 2. = > — — eee > tyF ie. + eA Ws ** - »* : 53% sa. 2 - @ A lovely type of Curtains. many of the popular o. a Quaker net kinds being in this assortment; all are in : beige tint, 2°. yards long and finished with the popu- My lar bullion fringe on bottom. .. — - > al : Voile Curtaims Scotch Madras ; re = ae casement Curtains with hemstitched hems ang | Cur own importation of 36-imch | ‘. ezquisite patterns: finished a wide. cream-tinted drapery | ine with frimge on the bottom ang 9 “*™ st a a Madras, easily laumcered and | ** priced at, $9.85 lace; Cluny lace edge. > does not require - ae SEEN eS ES oe . Priced at, pair. starch. Special. rari 45¢ os . = Pongee-Colored Curtains | Curtain Laces j * im filet and shadow weave patterns; with bal- Copies ef hamdmade Laces, in beautiful patterns :* Som fringe and especially wanted fer wing and | and twory er ecrn tint: 40 to $0 inches wide: ‘for | ka ! diniag room windows. $5 ee eee i. Prieed at, phir .............. cilieenscaieltii . eclally priced at, yard... °$1.25° my ar ‘ *« a err a ee ee SY ** =| Hotpoint eg | *. . ee | as | $ ; =» & An — i ** | - Value at. f bed * os @ Electric Sweepers that werk with steady ¢fficieacy - Light, and easy ‘to use. fitted with a pistcoi-grip handie & cenventent switch for instant stepping and start- es % ‘ neat teenie ee eee LOL LDL ELE a EE Hs EI oN bt ae Aine For an Attractive Wedding Gift—Sterling Salts and Peppers Special, Tuesday ering gifts. wedding ay =o oe The comes in ¥ box. ts | fer Tuesday ty = “Special — LT oo | ~ —— Owners of “ © 4 Kimball Pianos Linen Tablécloths’ 2 $4.97 @ All-limen silver bleached Deamesk Tx beautiful flcral patterns; 7@x3@-inck sign ee ee ee _ SL Ne eereeeereegenecenriee tered before May <1. im a2 ietter serial number, when. where esd by FOCMAOECH eH Rete eParcegsedegeteneees @ This is an opportunity to secure a gracefully designed, sturdily constructed Suite at a decided saving. The Suites consist of 43- vanity with triple mirfor and bed —fimished in French walnut. Velour Suites Dining Suites Maple f $250 Value at $475 Value at | $5.50 Value a *165 Three-piece livingroom Ten-piece Suites finished in Suites, upholstered in excel- American walnut. eonsistiug lent Jacquard velour; 2 of 66-inch buffet, diminc | hich large davemport, chair and table, china cabimet. serving | wing chair — all strengiy table, built amd attractive. armchair. ———— | ——— = This handsome Eimball Apartment Grand. styie 23, = is Mimished tn Adam brows mahegany. It embodies a!! the qualities which have made Kimball! a leading name in the musical world—aend it regularivy sells fer $8435. ‘We will give the instrument in exchange for the eldest . Kimball within 197 miles of St. Louisa. The coldest Kirnbal] must be owned br the erigiznal purchaser or the erigimal purchaser's family—and & must be en- All dates, etc.. will be verified at the Kimbal! fecterr. Good News for Radio Enthusiasts! A Special Offering of C. & W. Console Radio Ps @ These are the well-known {tube Cutting & WH ingten Eeceivers, encased in beautiful period cabinetza. Each Set is compicte with ’ baiit-im leud speaker. tubes, batteries and serial @ : .- BS - Oe -cocsees ment Az autemafic switch is attached to the Many Mothers Will Welcome This Unusual Saving in $22.50 Fiber Baby Car giving its styir. whom purchased. re a ee rs & © _“* © * oe oe: *295 Ss gage Oe se AG. a -

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Tablecloths $4.97 leached Damask Tablecloths tae ; Heavy, ser. ; i LIONDAY, MAY 11. 1925. ee eee = The, Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED a —— Double Eagle ‘Stamps Tuesday — =apeenenenee LL A RE See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 12 - $6.95 Coaster Wagons Special 9,98 AMOUS ~BARR CO, brns; 7(0x90-inch size. , cs | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise are roller-bearing: made vith steel. vracesvand.. ? TTT LT TTT "er : eb ITI ITT ‘othe | iis Kimball? If It Is the iles of St. Louis You May New Kimball Grand! Illinois Refrigerators Leonard Refrigerators Economic Refrigerators | $28.95 : $46.95 a $39.50 x 3 95 + Cash p Fagmentre | | value .. $24.95 | WN oz a's $41.9 i ‘ Wee on ce 2. i} pes ‘ dl | | : : cE , | Illinois Refrigerators are | ' , Leonard Refrigerators, lined | Side icing Economic Refrig- known for excellent construc- . | with seamless white porcelain | ‘ ’ | erators, lined with one-piece | tion and insulation; about 50 | : amd finished in golden oak; | White seamless porcelain. A lb. ice capacity; lined with | 5 | about 65 Ib. ice capacity. | | Refrigerator noted for food | | white enamel. | | and ice saving. | i ' | | | | ° i Fe | | Leonard Refrigerators oa | Illinois Refrigerators 1 Seema Ce | j White Frost Refrigerators : a $29.50 ae Valhuec.... $] 12.95 $63.00 $52.50 | v xe a = value "ee : : Bide icing style, with white | gontien | All-white porcelain Refrig- : ename! lining and case fin- | “ | erators in side icing style. | | The attractive round, all-metal ) ished in golden oak: a ae A tom | Models that represent most pa Refrigerators in all white or zt size, having ice la ws Uu atic modern sanitation and con- | Automatic gray enamel; revolving wire | ’ . — ; of ies ces: Oe Oe | venience. Nickeled hardware; provision racks. a ge Refrigerators |, about 75 Ib. ice capacity. ae , Bal $5 M thly, if | : ace | ta al | : | ac Refr; Desired | = Leonard Refrigerators § $49.50 $ 95 ip eae $45 95 4 White Frost Refrigerators | . : e rigerato | . | Special Offering of $54.95 Value. . anaes silat wit ane I ‘2.00 Models for etery home— | . 9: ad i 8.98 : i} eee $39 95 es ee es ‘ Sin all. the = rn fea | Model with seamless white | These “Automatic” Refrigera- | value ..... ° | Another popular “automatic” Round all-metal Refrigerators, tures Some in limited lots | a 10 porcelain lining, and golden | tors are in side-icing style, with An excellent style, lined in model, with sanitary water insulated with heavy cork: oe | oak ‘finished cabinet: side | about 100-Ib. ice capacity; they seamless white porcelain and cooler; about 60-Ib. ice ca- | finished in white or gray —all offered with substan- 7 icing door and ice capacity of , have white enamel lining; case | finished in golden oak; side- | pacity. Lined with white | enamel: revolving wire provi- tial economy. | Floor Samples about 7@ pounds. 3 | finished in golden oak. | icing door. Good size. | enamel. sion rack. ‘ 2 > : ' ne Home ‘Castglcte for ee Other Housewares Also Offered With Economy—Investigate Our Deferred Payment Plan $10.45 Lawn Mowers, 16 in. ee These Special Groups Offer Decided Savings and Excellent Makes— Buy a Refrigerator Tuesday . Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West rubber tires. a eS NT A A A A 83.45 Screen Doors, 3x7 ft. $3.00 Housewives and Young Brides! Attend This Sale of Globe — Offering Unusual Savings on This Renowned Make Globe Ranges | Globe Ranges ne en RN ee me ete “© NS ue bars 4'S so as cee ws $8.95 . . ° | $3.40 Screen Doors, $12.95 Ball-Bearing Lawn 3 | Continuing Our Special Offer of | gz OR6.10 eres $3.00 | Pere, BG GA, 62.00 ceses 95 ° ! 10 Screcn oors 4 95 MESO DabGenting kewn a Ail Sanico Ranges | a atciss dost $59.95 $ | 95 oe $ 4.99 | Care, BS SU, ca ccc ccd . sanegesauas tees dan cengTaaeent 3 Pes ’ ye eee ' # == $16. 9 Gliding lawn os er ps $ G 95 asntemete poeaee $1.7 Value.... a alue _— | ee ee sees 4 ° : ereen oors, | $9.95 Upright Lawn Swings $8.45 alue . en. aati bs is Ss ee ee en ee ‘ ey x , in dail ee a ‘ * . ‘ a id ea | ‘ _ . OL A A AT TC A LE LITLE OE ON AGE LE! LLG LS LOL I. Be ann ee — EE q Smart Dresses in so many Spring and Summer “styles that you are almost sure of becoming choice for practically any daytime occasion; some are quite plain, while novel trimmings are used on Maple Rockers $5.50 Value at in A a type of poreb 4 Rocker—sturdily built, with 7 high back and double splint | | seat: comfortable as well ab | serviceable. they are color-fast. trousers or form-fitting or con- seitee” cae others. Sizes for women and misses. servative models for those who you see them you'll prefer them. ee han 06 = Sie ves eae ‘i ese sevens want to secure two or more. There are sizes for women and misses —16 to 42. The new light and bright colors are widely > veneadanded in this offering and many black Dresses are included. Basemest Econemy Sizes for men and young men, 16 years to 42 chest. An opportunity to economize on Clothing needs. Stere Basement Econemy Store i= mS y : : Specially Priced Are These “Ye Olde Tyme” ; @ Two Pairs of Knickers th 4 § . - 7 - ° nd 4 Seventh Fe } . | Radio Adapted Are These Console With These : Tuesday—T hese Five Special Offerings of fort Shoes os Boys’ Suit om —té‘é~S | Phong gett oo Cott (;ood | Ea | grap 95 otton Goods $“) .45 nusual Saving in . | , Polend | > 95 . Offered Mle wt . z ; r at ‘ a . | oe A parma es | Offered Pequot Sheets | Plisse Crepe 3 3 € Well tailored Suits i rts or aiue | "alue, S . : pleated “model Or qurable fab Sock =" $1. 66 | ~sty i 20c @ Women’s tlack kid oxfords with - ‘ os: ta meet ond dgask ossets. § > =m «rrr Di ee oe ee tips and plain toes, also two-strap , : Coats all-around belt and are BI ore ot seamiess | Remnant lengths of 36-inch lined as well as the knickers. eache ogs | Underwear Crepe in pink, slippers. These shoes have turned Sizes 7 to 18 years included. sheets, 81x99-inch size, with & he o- a soles, steel arch in shank and rub- Mahoriny finished Basement Economy Store deeply hemmed ends. Limit | eae elio, mai ber heels. Idea) for comfert and onograp n of four. : wear. All sizes 3 to ®@. . Queen Anne atyle, | ° Sauipped wit hs > Val : | Dinner Na Basement Economy Store "e- r _ eel { Sli Ne ile | Pure linen bleached damask iye-looking | Carriages fo antes eee ane ostume ps 39-inch hard twist printed | Napkins in 1$x18-inch sise. ec combination tone : — ‘lected fiber reed, with arm for phonograph \ athe in seecee that Gre Bemotitehed ents: floral 2 duro are- tub-faat. ere | esigne. aine $4 ind be “au adj ‘abl 4 per "month. " $1.95 Auge $ 9 Ot Wee da ccdeoka cades 50c | $97.50 grade ........ 98 Boys’ Blouses _ ack are jus _ ae ue : : Queen Console for Colored Voile Ph ee eh OS ae. ore : pocial af . 0... esese $15 Sulkies <4 coms wl torch- € Women's Slips of imported Fn- a ahh m9 dot A ee ee " for Fiber reed Sulkies with fiber @ fg — oh glish cotton satinay. with hem- lack and white. Washable 3c @ Regulation and sports style blouses reed hood, adjustable front = eh aie $67.50 stitched. bedice-sep and aches COUN. © TE ccc diceicengecddavacdsvons schoo) or vacation pans In a wide variety . eS tyles. In desirable colors. zes of stripes and chee and the colers are and back and ex- Terms $5 Monthly . Basement Economy Store 36 to 46. cellent springs ....+.. - .& : Basement Economy Store ee ee as ‘~

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NED ‘Ay — > 5325. [ i Al yne other evening newspaper COMBI | S st LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — The Dette PAST-DISPATCH albine has MORE Cay Circulation than the morning and one other evening t a we _ se we Se eeeeenesesoss ' PBLICEMEN - TO BE TREATED woes g a % me md : rs ae _—— veabh@ Paha. “iss _ STANDING OF |AMBERT Sian . Perfect Rec — ee re eee ca sae ' Popular Music Rolls & - 4 D Km * ~see . ? Mea . : 6a eee sd > De . wat wee oN : = > ; : 7 ~ 4 > ruck . » : Belice Board Leonom Me-nnture tion THE Wn debe te atrack & " D 10 BE = Musee Relis-: over 100 «ele demand _ : r : (ee LAF OS ~ = hs “os ’ —_ . . e = > - ‘ : a . ™ . - " my ’ a a oo Na Appilinbie te 3 Lamerpency _—_ . peaabicmend . se & ee a a el = tons in pick irom: a rou | . Cases. foréed just -s etticte —_ 4 Seeing die stroll At 3 ~ € nuwead of being taken to private bos OS hes : a . Meeting i|omnir: (‘Bargain Basement—V\ agente) » — . 7 . ie - a ‘- pe . ’ > a al “% eis ; , Ta" = F Pte ls 2a nak DP : : - . . 4 Le ce us : ; é 7? * t Moarc ARF . ¥ , a | ae é a + ¢ rep > . * . * hia . eg, wes hn emt e as > _— rh) eT 4 , 7 - wt bas been ine cuUser ances the governt , ; Lo: OF Rohr Mag gRTRRRER ET ORGS J ; ert ~~ Puls PTs ne Fieic, ae- 4 | / , ° - bd = = . . * ins & [1 At .4.20 enters .D 4 =~ ee > : e Lz 2 * " re. ° ; a4 he ; a at businesdi@meeting of the i pe riving ‘ = LlIs & the te © ersity “ses everune *; - b . ne? VEUVA. Nem ne- i °° - atc direct rs a? > « — cineexs an4 y our — ‘ to . a i nrofomstanal mem to enmanit with e €2 Known brands of food you find always featured at e ethers on matters of polic; = Flan. for Regulations. | * = Broa ICC They can be relied upon for q r the new plans enforce- BR: f — , ogee tat — tng offtcer f the i10th Obeerra- h , : ove re Ww ae... «oan ? Se Ae rer art Tae he rts -fifth , 36 oe es ud : Division. which is quartered at the epee gpg agpsge ee 0. ~ ~ Imp... Sport Sizipe ficer is Capt. W. H. Leininger. The one Sold at s Price ore Wicd : | ' See anette cneae (an eee and Pongee. PIGGLY WIGGLY [FARE Aeaneneemectes After These Hours i= wasnt Semmes : SELF SERVE ws : ponch See eaidtiance’ We ae or er [hese Hour ster Cubana : ; , STORES fielas. it ts hoped ine res wide. , AWD SAVE & , — Po rine *? as ty ” .* . . " nhe =n — . ~ } . 4 41 ° + 7 ] , . Yard " = ' + — . _ ) ro , , *i Tt? . . | * f gtA e.’ I af ai Inared ne \ ( {tah i> i L? i iS : STOU DD. ati r nded . ; TEs : ~ . r * , , , » (_: ‘ 2 ~ > | > + ~ > s ok ~ > — > marTecinc. Mmalrta™ water 2 =A are i ist popuiar Prin t?) AY ait ae dou ble e- breasted ou, ? e ws om 74 an = -_ ~* ’ ? 3 ¥ : . — - » - eu 1 )?s ‘ b vs > . . ** a F 5 } ~ &y - . ae > EI a medeis and the trim etraighthne (oats. ¥ Ith oO! Danes a q rss n the oqualiff bight . , mn me + t — 7 > 3 ae & i" ITDNOUFNDEeITS. , hear e@ the: e i erec ° a3 %ea. 7 Vy > Cl tr ° ; iwien S$ The & tee Aw Ge ater Ss ama ¢ > '7> x a 7 = or 2 a oO ; -¢ > #¢h ~ + ~~— * rar > >...) — ‘ | — a an ated w ¢ National Aerona Polaires and tweeds ‘pre- 4 220 -' oR =x ° eh mer «2 ho rorT- : . . a a 4 . oto . > _— Fa ai ‘ ort ™ er * GoLiilia tte ae ne Mmateriais 7 . : . , Z 4. D. W. Lambert for President shown. And they are in tan. a + tT ate 7 arty p> ~~ e: Me * ~ mir > 2 r Dre! 2 onm,* end he arks, rT 1\ alu + ‘> +s — — =o. + _ _—— _——. . ’ _-* *- - a i , 4 ~~ oS Ta - =” > _™ T> = aT 2° er or? ~~ **s2 mpertance of the field. he pointed (Bargain Basement—VNuge ars. rr? = ~- ~— = |pe= > 5 =P 2~*-2. . ~" hs ez gre ectah «> ed ++ oe . e + es od -— = c= ce a. _ $2.00 Pr, t ] J ‘ we Anmastace *¢ ‘Ba Tease CFs il cagee 7 45 pt -2 nseot s 36-inch silk Po ae white *, eo 2 a av *»«* **s ae a4 _ — EmnGags With biack desigz =s For the ses ; “aeons oo _— pgm pre ater bletses, tunics. «tc Semesiight ms- evar? > a — a % rints | — a 3ws = oats > .£F “Teasorer 2m = *- > ion. = —_ “+ ae’ " crnaces ard \.-Ih. can . Ao . ~ “ m —— * “? _ . _ ad =~ Pt Red Label, 1\,-I> 12¢ New Board of Contre! _ 48 ain Co ored Voiles XY \ r m2 CS Pn ae +m = v or 7 ore - “Pp =n "TOSS a> _ urtaiaa made z ~~ ~ _ » " — . - — - *rng 3 a7a we) Se ‘Ith —@- Daca s : > we : "= rs on ees eee © «= * COFFEES THE PRICE AA IA IA adviser > 4 . =, Pla ter Your Lambert. A. lL. Shapleigh. H. 3 } eo ~~ oo 7 —_ >, sur Tt. - ~ C >. Tayler eorge P. Derrie N. A Light and is group of z 2 : me Te a deep rich Al | UC, MeMilla: E@ward 5 Metssner fast celer pe Russ ponte "7" +. — . = dled — = _ -_ a : iS © x. &a r a? = ~ . ICe, ge . ee aad | Cellar st os -* 2 - eae be —_— : _ H E B. E “trie Fuiié nan. FW. A ecper and Birch 0 ‘dew and orchxi Sizes sizen 6 te Mt 6S We hs for *% a ' Beawe meat.) Green & i. . Faust 7 Hl. C fato “Speeds Awey After ( ofiiica : . _ 208 Tare “a pf mm, ig 36-in. TE. Bag Blend, ae; which. tme policemen, wi Wemen's Minshn Gowns | Sooo SD sgetet petteres. Waite or ocr On Sale 9 to tz A.M. ? smce be standing a re r- . a HOMEGROWN ee oe ee 19¢ Part-Linen Toweling © . rn r. struek an wre : wrod 3 2 Part- , oe atte ——a ee" — Yard CTL > Rallies wee eer; Seer ca 2 nadras we ts ist nigh Momentarilr ec lars and «uffs of ieee dak deen ae bon Felt Cot Pads rrasting shadee — = =..." +. - ™ - 3 sttom feit paces. ear snd - Jeara. Sir r ag ates ad * "; % bs tary i mn -— + Terry —— ey b> eed uding 2*aT 7 ‘ Ressuth avenue. oOetTore e . € A ticking ‘Lomely men could halt it. The wrecked az- wes Ss Se 2 0 eee HOME- mobile was owned Dy James 5B RED RADISHES crown Fresh bunch 3c , oulevarc ADVERTISEMENT SODA PUTS M GAS IN STOM Cc NEW POTATOES, e-:rc.20 Ib. 42c GRAPE FRUIT, Large Size 10 ees ao . - - = + . ‘ as - + ™ . - a | ; . : = On Sale = to 1:1 A. Be = Dresses Ar soap sewer PAG. 29 WERK’S yy rr a ed! 4 — 7, a a 5 '¢ “a In ‘Tegse relieve seid stomach, but s - Women's Crepe Nightgowns thim teen bew!l wt : ’ i vraris az 2se CHEESE , { : emon Nise This renreeents ‘she = d ‘ . — . - ~ re 4 4 ‘Nh 58 3 oe i | 7 a2 |» Fg Se. Coal "a? 7S 2 f soda and imstantir theusands of re i ras set — ss — 2 - > Ss - ~a The it . re a # = ae | oo ta xe ~ - ~ oo ~ mw ” is = rapidivc forn and * bicat 4 ee 3 nz. * a Th « a ~—u R716 B.7F1. ~~ ¢a - + r S.omae 2 Daw “ Phillips Milk of Magnesia. No gases are formed—no bubbies et 2!! Instead of soda hereafter take a little ““Phillims Wilk of Marne<ia im water any time for indigestion er senr, acid, gaser stomach and seitef will come imstant!’+ Per fifty rears genuine ‘* Phillips Milk af Moagnesia*” bas been nee eeritbed be phrwicians because it grercomes three times as much acid tm the stamach as sxia, ieavring the stomach eweet and fer from a!) gases Bewide< it is mere Measant F W You will find DBimck satin. suede. | or omen patent leather, white canvas and “ii jeathers. Im straps, purmmpe, Oufords and cut-cats Sizes 2% to 6. , - Children * There are sendais. Oxfords straps or cut-outs im brews «ik. tan «ik. grav cik. patent l-at}ers the commnatiensa Sizes fer infants “i te ae ew or girls < i Bargain Sa o—Sageutn.) i aae ese eoeeeweesageeaeaRaea Se aeaA EAT SE Fee ee SF FT eee ee SF ee SF SF SF Se Fe GF 2 a GGLY roe NEIGHBORHOOD ‘ | # x t ‘ ; * ‘ ; ~~ . : ; ‘ ; ‘ [ ee ; » oo, rd A NE Rp a a Ea = HE Ea RR SE = Rl Ca re ee a A eee Set

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MONDAY MAY 11. 142 Perfect Records lve as ords Pes 1 demand. Al) the new — a ‘ et = pa aes Suntheeee " . ar, nen - re ‘ _ : z an el | Fs . . rf ‘+ a - “Ukulele rhe are SO much May: Bag (Bargain Basement—Nugents } - ees i. e | Broadcloth Shirts | MONDAY, MAY 11, 1925. — = ee —-- A OE eS LE I CR: II em we —_— ES ee EEE eee Mie i Amis DISPATCH alone has 37,000 MORE CITY C weratien than arte basen: other edlening newspapers peace ase Men’s English Open a Charge Account —Enjoy Its a T° Always Pays to Buy at Nugents $3.50 Men’s and Women’s Um as Tuesday Only, $7.29 dcioth §S Bi ant ae rcee Same | e ota PEP r to 16. e (Main Floor} | Men’ “3159 and $1.98 om Men’ s Pajamas | Tuesday Only, $1.00 & two-piece solid-color no os braid trimmed. Sires B to — fea (Male Fleer.) Feather Pillows Tuesday Only, $5 95 Pair Extra-wel) thers. 20x ‘ch. heavy grade art ticking. a _— choice mixed Cevered with {Third Fleor.) filled ; 27 Sale Tub F rocks pretty new r_ wingham te ibe Nameoer’ cee ae, s $2.50 Cream Serge Tuesday Only, $1 .98 piping, Sean not and |” 46-mch fine all-woo!, ci twfll ' ing colors. All shades. Good > ane, is aa os "14 years. (Second vee} | weight er dresees E (Main Floor.) — Trish Linen Hdkfs. ~ Tuesday Only, Each, 15c¢ ‘ Women's Trish linen in sheer and cambric -— ts; ~ te yet 8 te and ALL the Pesgla , — Has a high trimming, etc. Half-Silk Fabrics Tuesday Only, 48- Yard A useful lining fabric of fine quality. luster. The Scoot-Aw out ef doors, a ~ Also for slips, | Main Fiver.) wheels wtih stand. r | $2.98 Scoot-Away Tuesday Only, $2.1 rf —. a for rubber-t disc Main — Only, $2.98 Pa Ns Bech pacseon aa ae Te ary an Fiver.) ored Volie. All ( on Male =i ) Of sturdy tub fabrics for mornin Made peg-top and bloomer style. embroidered or finished with tiny Ne Sises 85c Baby Creepers & Rompers Tuesday Only, 59c wear and dressy styles in high shades with white madras Prettily (Feurth Fleer.) $1.95 Stamped Linen Dresses Tuesday Only, $ 1.45 design Will wear and launder beauti- stamped on natural (Fourth Fleer.) te 5 4 Pea ee Tee ee We), hig * oo a Le ‘ a . ba On Sale 9 to 1: A. M. 15.00 Girls’ Coats $8.00 Tu r trimmed Just ‘, Coats left to of in - be di eposed th! Sizes 16 ee ( Basement.) On Sale 9 to 11 A. M. ‘ Boys’ Blouses 39c; Light faxt color _— 7 Standard mm ; 16. Kiddies’ Romper’ On Sale 9 to 11 A. 49c Made ih solid colors and ctombination white [fe '% Waagras wa ‘ts. (ol- Tee te cety! f lars and cuffs of con- trasting shades. Sizes l to $ years. (Basement.) On Sale 9 to 11 A.M.“ LT] 25¢ to 29¢ Women’s Vests Each, 10c Bodice- = style Vests, jin fine knit weave Irregulars, Sizes 40. 42 and 44. (Basement. On Sale 9 to 11 A. M. Jresses and, Aprons Each, 50c 208 ¥ Om e n’'s ‘SS OR end Aprons, “ome slightly mus- e1 or soelled from | displays Broken sizes. ( Basement.) _— . Sale in Bargain Basement hoe Sale A Pair Jot slp LN i ae ee a2 22a es se! es % . a% a 4 7 set Cae ee eae * 1, ae NE Ds plain, Pale § f 7 * ae i ee Sa eT : ba - oat Oh ie ~ il alk at Ps eae ae 2- Trouser Suits $30 to $45 Values 26° The new models for men of all builds. Make your Summer selections now. Beautiful worsteds, cassimeres, un- finished worsteds and flannels—in a myriad of beautiful patterns including the new grays, tans. poudre blues, novelts stripes. In both single and Qeubie breasted effects. Don't fail to secure at least one of these Two- Trouser Suits at $26.75 Stouts, sims, shorts. r@ulars. (Third Floer—Nugents.) . In hooked side front style. ba | Stripe Crepe Broadcloth ? et 1 S The new washable stripe silk; in be 88 a wonderful color combinations; —_—_—_ ~ . ee oe nse h ee, ey eas Poel aes 4 Stripe Peau de Cr | Hairli pense ‘ ae “te Pp B dclot} epe | airline Stripe $1.69 Stamped Bridge Sets a roadcloth | ; # 2 | | Broadcloths Tuesday Only, $1.45 i In wantes sport stripe and can- On white ground with neat col- Five-piece pure linen Bridge Sets; consisting dy stripe silks; ow and 2 4 or stripes for summer ef one 36-inch cover and four 12-inch Papenee. waist. : He | 36 inches wide...... ° wear; 32-in. wide; yd. $1.98 Eee Cr ay ee eS , 4 ’ a Imp. Sport Stripe | White Silk Broad- Tub Silks $1.59 Tots’ Panty Frocks ee | ea qa w ote moms | A gr ali In neat stripe and Tuesday Only, $1 29 s. © A good, heavy quali- t , vles e BME | Scler combinations. 32 | “ts. in ivory and white | 3500 yards in lot. 23 ash color tub fabrics tn Guanine stylet ned'in | _ Conventional . a inches wide. $1 95 | $2 inches $I 88 and 36 inches pretty. contrast smocking, match Por. litte red linen. es ea | Wide. Yard. . | Wide... Yard. $l 49 eee ° = Rages i a ae" (Fourth Floor.) 4 : a : (Main Floor—Nugents. ) : ‘ oe . $1 Misses’ Stamped Dresses = OE f Tuesday Only, 80c | =o hed . 9 % ° a laids of fi lity fast-color ! 2 Men’s Clothing Now on Third Floor _ checked plaids, of tine, auatity, test-ootor | in sxirt, a 12 14 and 16 year sizes. (Feurth Floor.) fancy pink material. ea eral or home wear. ’ $1.00 Corselets Tuesday Only, 79¢ The new long-line models with deep elastic Made of Very comfortable for gen- (Fourth Fleer.) Nugents Kapoc Mattress Tuesday Only, $21 65 (Third Floor.) 4 imported cotton satinay, Made of selected Java Kapoc floss; resilient Made of and restful; guaranteed to Weer. Roll edge. hemstitched top style, 30-Ib.. Covered with choice ticking. hemmed bottom. irls’ Overblou , l verbl ses bd ° - $1.45 Girls » $3.95 Silkoline Kimonos | Tuesday Only, $1.00 Tuesday Only, $1.95 These Blouses are in soft imported English Beautiful Silkoline Breakfast Coats. Florai +} a oe ) »: ih patterns, fancy bobbinette collar edged with broadcloth and other materials. In Peter Rhea eg Tie sash, pretty pastel and dark shades. styles. Shades of tan, blue and white. ‘Sizes (Fourth Filoer.) 8 to 20 years. (Second Floor.) ~ - ™ ” 2 $1.59 Costume Slips Tuesday Only, 95¢ in bodice with pleated flounce or Bright Spring shades and dark (Fourth Fleer.) i Moa, = caeTee os oe agar fg yee oe 2.8) 8,.8)8. 8 8.8 8.8) 8, ee eee Lan oie be a — died hl : : Peaeee se te 2 ire fein as ot sg litte %: aa & if ; = * z Mie Rae x % ‘ * - Pager Bee Rug Specials $54 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 Seamless rss, on Velvet beautiful colorings; selection of the newest designs. fringe $60 Seamless Axminster Rugs This group of beautiful Axminster Rugs have a deep rich wool nap. In a variety of rich designs and color- ings. This quality is known for its long service. 9x12 $45 =" Se eee Pewee ee Oe8 Bean eee een eeeses eerragceaee#esee#s#eestetekeetee#e# ’ very closely woven quality: Each Rug finished ‘with Rugs — shown in in a complete "7" Bes 24. + 20 8 82: 4 Ome a dO O46 6 O62 & $2.25 27-In. Velvet Stair Carpet Closely woven quality with many desirable colors. {,00uU selection of Persian and allover desi ens Prac- tical covering for your hall or stairs. A yard $1.95 size. Each $12 9x12 Congoleum Squares Genuine Gold Seal Congo- leum Squares, made in a 9x12 size; very heavy enameled sur- face; will give very good serv- cé; many pretty Dutch til® and conventional patterns: $7 95 7 z without borders: each. $20 9x12 Armstrong Linoleum Rugs Excellent quality with a heavy enameled surface; made on a burlap back; Sanitary and easily cleaned. The idea! Rug to buy for service; many pretty patterns, including the new Dutch tile RR ae $ | 6.95 Made of good quality gauze “with iong a wide artificial also allover patterns. $2.50 & $2.75 Fringed Panels Tuesday Only, $ 1.85 Each plain 4s colors. Sizes 36 to 44. - . ¥ —_ ncess Slips . $1.95 Pri Foster Bed Springs Tuesday Only, $1.19 Tuesday Only $9.90 ‘ainsook Slips, in bodice top style with High-grade: warranted 20 years. Eliptic aoce ahnneu-areel "hesna, Trimmed with lace steel coils; flexible crogs-ties; steel slatted insertion and lace edge, others in tailored ef- upports: strong and comfortable. For ail fects trimmed with hemstitching. Sizes 36 to 44. sizes and styles of beds. (Third Fieor.} (Fourth Floor.-: x e ~ + ) Ruffled Curtain Sets 69c Half-Silk Crepes Tuesday Only, $1 33 7 . Tuesday Only, 49c Yard . ca ee Made of good quality cross-bar -scrim with -ine f-silk Crepe de Chines; in beauti. me ae , ) ; cul ae "Shebes wjth self-cvlored lustrous ruffles of Dhue and pink vojle. Valancé and tie- stripes. (Main Foor.) backs to match. Fine for bedrooms, ‘Third Fileor.) and figured art All are finished make ‘fring vards desjred colors. (7 nied lees ) * Atg ae q Fy wt m4 ae With self-sharp- ening crucible steel blades; easy run- ning ‘and adjust- able to cut high low ] f Top-Icer Refrigerators Golden oak finished case, 40 ) Ibs. ice acity and white enanipl lined provision “chamber; Tuesday, $095 er Apartment Style Refrigerators Highly finished case, front - icer, large 100-lb. capa- city ice chamber and white lined clamber. $24:30 $5.00 Cash— ie Monthly enamel _ ision 50 bs - —with tucked col- ; te. Peasant voiles Madras matemials, in the new brighe style Lnion Sa& ts. and long sleeves. (Second F'loer.) $1.45 and $1.79 Overblouses Tuesday Only, $ 1.00 stripes and plaids. Trimmings of white, Sizes small, , $2.95 New Tissue Dresses Tuesday Only, $2. 39 Wash Dresses Come In beautiful color combina- m checks, lace and white col- medium and large. (Fourth FiYeer.) | Men’s Athletic Union Suits Tuesday Only, 78c All full cut. | in no-sleeve, knee-leneth Sizes 34 to 44. (Main Fleor.) 3 } Curtains New Spring Cretonnes Beautiful new colorings in splendid patterns. Suitable designs for porches or inte- rior use. & a ha ait $1.95 Ruffled . Grenadine Curtains quality grenadine in ruffled Curtains. with tie-backs included. Pair : $ 1.55 Sunfast Artificial Silks Beautiful Jacquard effects in all the leading drapery colors. New stripe effects in the lot. Fine for window $1 29 * draperies. Yard 80c Double Kirsch Rods Satin brass finish that will not rust or tarnish. Extension 28 to 48 inches. 4&8c Set $1.15 and $1.35 Window Shades Good quality oll opaque— mounted on guaranteed rollers. Wanted colors. Some duplex Fine these dainty 2% yards long, in the lot. Size 38 inches by 7 feet. 77 at te a Cc . Third ,Fleer—N agents.) cn Namn ARAN NTS AN NE AMIRI 59c Newport Voile Tuesday Only, 48c- Yard 44-inch hard twisted plain col- the wanted shades for your selection. (Main Fieor.) LL Lb hh Le PUEAUTRONUUEERA CONN A TREEE TURAN TEENA TEEUASEEROU EES TEEE ADEN TUAAUUOUAGAEUEL ALOU AAODANAEA USED EDDUSTUOUEASUUUGUDOAUOUADOOOEUECUEUEOUEOEOUUOEDOODOOOOULUCUUAUNUEDECOUOEOOOUAUCAUGONNEDAGUOIEOCUNLOEOEOOEDOOUOLEOUONOEUOOOEUEOGEEREONEOEOUETEDUERSNGEUEANTE a. . Regular 1l5¢ values. Men’s Handkerchiefs Tuesday Only, Each, 10c en's white cotton handkerchief with tape Doras and hematitched J ps : (Main we ane snd stub. Sport Frocks Tuslay Only, $3.95 prine art, thea oa ae — Sizes | etrip-s. = thine lity. snappy ») ‘ these hours. Materials Flat Crepe a "Geaa ae Crepe Printed Crepe Satin Canton shades. 4-Hour Sale 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Spring Dresses Includifig 200 Evening Dresses We reserve the right to remark these garments to their regular prices after STYLES—Street models, ensémble and afternoon Dresses, business Dresses, sports Dresses, teatime Frocks; in fact, Dresses for all occasions. All the new colors—light and dark All Sizes for Misses and Women, 14 to 44 Dresess, evening 4-Hour Sale 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. ( Materials Flannels Velvo Suede Kashina Deerona Novelty STYLES—Fur-Trimmed Models, Models, Sport Coats, Dress Coats, Ned Shoulders, Coats. Sizes—Misses’ 14 to 20; Women's A remarkable sale event: We reserve the privilege of ; remarking these garments to their ear prices after these hours. Cloth Tight Sleeve, cnalgu | wen: Stouts 44 to 48 " (Seoand Whose Hagesen) gi — Stove Offer. Extraordinary!! “Royal Chef” Gas Range and 12 Pieces Aluminum ~ =. $4769 | Terms:$] Cas $5 Per Month grates; porcelain legs. This offer is really unusual. would sell regularly at $57.50 and the aluminum set at $9.50. We will hold for later delivery with a small cash payment, The Range large, roomy double wall oven and full height bofier. Equipped with The Famous Star Gas Saving Bugners. Bedy | in one piece preventing escape of heat. White porcelain splash back and side; also oven end broiler door, and white The Aluminumware polished ware. Set consists of 5-quart combination Tea Ket, tle, Skillet, 6-quart Stew Kettle, Sink Strainer 1%-quart Double Rice Boiler, fggted colander, 2-pereolater-tubed C Pans, 4-pe. set of Sauce Pans (sizeg t, 1%, 2 and 3 q The stove is a beauty. Has extra large cooking top; extra heavy, nou-br eakabie - Each piece is strictly first quality, highly rag? —! ~ ~ oes — . . : re ‘ ‘ve "9 7 ae eS. F AST BsIsee ewes esseaeeaeseeses ; 3 . -h x ot ater * , $ Sd ae * my - <a _ ae

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. ALD i 10 ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH “Te Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE Cll Y Curculation than the morning and one other evening newupuper CUMS! | z | 7 ee ‘ ; — TL CL A = INANT DEATH RATE | — ys | T THE VANDERVOORT SHOPS FOR MEN : Suggs V/s tiwvoon VIN, get ee afl Variation in Mortality Explain- bd bed - : ——_—— ———— ae neorsseess: | J hege Fine Suits Reduced [spas rs semsa oe Oe ond Loved Fr Ni itv of Baby Gurls. | ~ . ‘ ‘ ie niiitdin® Poven : Former $60 and $65 Rogers Peet Suits WASHINGTON Mar i} »" ; ° me-fourth higher Geath rate : F ormer $55 and $65 Scheyer’s Satts wes per @Mmoconge baby bers than gris betere | ° Sinticis snr of ane taceberse’ © Former $55, $60 and $65 Louis Holtz & Vy in. Children’s Bureau esta nf tha = rit : . , The eo —s “rds — | _ **eir Smeal — . at $ is . Regularly 30c .. , F Be é Regularly $2.25 Mercer o-- | y and auxiliarT section of e Cmsp caedr Bars zer- St oe he uaiee . : - > 3 - —— . ey i o in nc P ' . / — ee 2G > : = , 4 | . e : aes , 134 vessels. cnmuatetiael @orth The cities in «hich the Mucies were conducted, in ce-oper- > } * } —— ——__ — —————— = — areata se ree a , 2 Ope 2 ~ ff —— = _—_—s. +o >» tar A SS ———= . tien with lecal health authorities. nade Of: sucti ilnhe Jia bric tol “‘& ing the few scattered ere ee may Pa.: Marchesier. 20> o > coldon can, Youn optain SS ——==— ——— ee —SS==—= — ———————SS ae : ~ la Han2. makigg sites ~ 5 EEE aE W ib F . : i ' & as ‘ & &*-& _. : . > 2 bn el = ai bor >) «2 -*, - a a ee a — - . at we ae oe SANS SHCOURLOS 5 7 : > ont lis many prettr Dresses for fer al Summer frocks. Litt 6a@ujlsies 405 Bisiet , . . > . ~~ . i - . an = - :. a o : a * - 3 ' " @er 36.1 per cent of the deaths in 1fea VOU iff TAIS Special seuibe schoolj play and genera! high with metal leaf lanl em Shade of : j oa : : . wear, im prizuted and det- g I ; : =? a ee. vo, ry " PCS . * . ‘ > ’ ‘ = -— : —_ 5 7 > 7 wee cases studied. with -gastric a far « 3. hut few exeentions ‘ed vole and ginghams gr otrcs = pitated Macs ‘r@orvetite oTrer tan- 4 -_ a ~~» of ee = ri $ eet; Teapeeapery Ciseases, 15.2 pe These Suits inad-t ored ? * *>* = + = > > na ne A eee - - 7 - “ a ~~ wo © - ~i25 ; a a © *@emi- ne either cet ss , . . all > * — * + ius thee gachmivety brenat~fed now for immediate wear. Al i= 7. ew . ‘ > ee sie “ nical a —— tha: first-bern children have a in lot but not im each modei. - — — %% we + — 2. + ‘= = ‘od ; " sa . aa : : A ee ae sa 14 “ : . : - . : rm} . al a = - . a, “=. = fruence” on the Tie pis 2 : Reg. $4.50-$4.95 Pr Desens” om the rate except ne : °s- . Regularly $1.13 ——" a9 = -— RRR 1 ene ——— —_ tise of the fitst-bort | Regularly $22.50 and $25 Se ee eee ee a - perted >*isses. aiso roles “UU OS LED Thai i - é a a. ass in as ; o - " - . worth =? . « — . : - _— ~_ = ? i : a ia . ~~ — ed ~, Pap | —~- s 5 : - at ~~ Te = ' : : ; ’ ; en 4 = 4 > . > 7 - ..s= “a3 - . “TS . zh om ¥ - > S| ; @ertanrt factors in Mortactr. sew | ; enh ~ , a : T Cal sizes « to 18 vears. Erervr 302.5) Pe aE! rutiied. 7 bebles were shown to be the eee * 5 —— ‘ ‘ age ' ; ores CaS Limited — * . + ~ - a - = ~~ > cl ——* » 3 , ae [> + Tt vee —/. me “ . ‘ > ae i Xure - ¥ j 2 xg? : ver Reeth rat as civen as “na- IF. Dp rin q a i ite is mealucec m this. ie. | —_— ais, —— Sh —— . ae a. % tive white. German. italian. co- TT? Ee new es for the coming seeas fo g ver n as = . ee mee $ urts + = poe fra.” the report said, “it was ¢éis- Striped Mogadores Striped Reps _ a ‘s or that the infart death rate $s $s ~ . 5 —— ——_ eee govered that the infant « | 1 ane 1.50 1 and $1.50 = oe —= ee ape plea with the earnings fi ; Ww >. > =~ ° » . . PrP ~ & i ee _ngpomacag Fiicht Delayed by Soviet. | siiiiadliiaee a = ys" WwW ayne Cedar ed Bags : a de: ~4 Sees. f al ots Knickers a 2 acS8eorvdent 3 R ‘ [ $1.75 Reguiariy $1.50 : . bf OI $1.00 Sizes § to 18 rears. Cat - YT 2 “Ne & 3 imeke aa ) + 7 / B uesssasaeaneee Co a ie oh i : Voto, ’ Bike S style fo Men and Boys : SS ee SS ee , > . ++ . — H \ViLY enaz ._ ht - x na De - - aster brake: heavy drop mrud wae 9 bs -- eal ditties aomataene cok Greiae nee Men’s Underwear Shinola Set Men's 2s-Inch Wheel Boys" 26-Ineh Whee! - Regularly $1.50 Regularly 39¢ Bedspreads " wate “ « ™me!-hback i . , . R Bs ~~ . — = + — “3 co Jaw ~~ FP oe — * -~ » - , ™ > - eee : ay 3 a wide s 2 : : > ; erzreetir TaLored athletic 1 compete Sttinela St eS 2 j - sor i 76° pn — = 4 Wh I? : U nion Suits made of handker- ee ee te r > = ‘ ~~ - if 4 : ) x Wy $79. 43> Nar Ings — ~ —- PEE ae Ae adie — = — of 444 | H? 94-~ZGRADE materials im smap-om strie that covers the entire ) H —— : : == = => it saSsise Gh car I e ape, 2317 te 1325 $1.25 IF HUBBY DID THE H Touring ca > te “24 Sse oe Se _— WEEK'S WASH OH' MY jf uder sedan- “24-2 — Se agree ee WHAT A TIRED MAN: @ }) : tinal eurer Mmcies Player Rolls White Checked _ Rock-A-Bye Walker ~ ot-aite “eet oud ‘tS, - i Resularly $2.25 Srumental Player Rolls eguiarly 35¢ White dnek conipartment & entirely free : Whr i} Pek age >; checked Voile am : I frame: al | iin dine for | te ed Vous and strong steel frame: allow ~ eee oe gee ees Be ees: Sg a Ss | ee A leng and = & oe Yard baby te sit or stand comforta- inak after tee’ trad thee ; ere ng § 00 adie Weieni : | ae } as . Mi. were so treablesome. “Jimm-r 's ! } lag — sets 36 inches 2 Aa . ‘yr fT] four $ aceite: ociee am Gthte Yoo eien | a = w nie p= “Aax~. Ts, Wi hite or oe pir couldn t rah the grime out Slayer Ko Shop— White Wash Goods “he ora fimixh ee ef them. And when he got | ate Finer | See cond Fleer Dinas. : Baus Carriage S>op—Dewustairs through he put his hand to his | 2S areata eee = — <== = oe —— = back snd jeoked for ail the se ————————————— world ike an ad for the kidney : eee : Ct Se ee ee eae se Ae eee ain agree remedy folks who ase ** evere i B ck- B Il | . a e Alarm Clocks Unbleached Striped Tub “* : 7 5 micture telle a story Dem '¢ . tet him do the wash. Weill wash it for rou for 6 cents « Regularly $2.00 Damask Heavily niekel-plated. seamless . i sot Oe S$? 4 Thies benes canen, Arabic dials: wm the Regularly $1 Yd. a sia j - 7 ‘ tuns —— back-bell model, with continuous Ali-tlmen unbleached grounds with varied sari. Made by the manufacturers Damask ima lerd ered stripes. : of Biz and Babr : sport frock -_ #7 : a an? eckS. Ben Alarm $ [a ie et a 32 inches and _. Talon - PPL Ted. a C2°DHORS Ls. 7 Wet Wash, 6c bb. | Teday—In the Music Salen—sixth Fleer Minizwum Bundia $1.20 We Feature New Brunswick Records by whie Specia. Wet W 1 : $e Pg weedy ALN Ray Miller’s Orchestra Sp fie SERIORL, 2G OWN Ea eS ee Lie ae Minieum Bundle, $160 | Soom. : SEES aie Pa a — ppe fi rin¢ = wit a oa < oe eels _— The New Grand iia Theater ee "neni ma Enameled Hat Boxes Ask la Hear Econemry silx fa liste ee lt ai Soft-fimish bleached | - Regularly $750 Covered with black enary“ed drill. | Moontigit and Rows} ~ - ' Let kt Rain. Let 1] _ -_ a ; . =366 er - t Pear i oc 19feiy Cio - jue a taute Prim (FIC 8) nes me teary Brows | SIC enw tard with leather bindings. in bieck. tan er mahogany coler. Geod limings, in —and many others by this marvelous 15-piece sehen weer hoiee of three colors rt es ee forte, Unings, a a epranlag—t $4.75 Miagstc Wales ~ a . Wnines Sher-— ~igeage = ep —_Deerneta:re. ay 4 _— ee nt _ es _— emma RAT —— es - - a Ss a ~~ ~ 7 enmntainend ET A LN UI ecm 7 SS § ; em erie. - . . ‘ 7 rie : ee 4 “ *

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—_ has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED | Ald Society here Friday. May 15. = ip ed bond of $30,000. o HAWKINS LOSES APPEAL - Zodnion .s6day gives Haw- TRIAL OF GUS 0. NATIONS | Maintaining three institutions, the FROM EXTRADITION ORDER kims ene week to file a new bond AND OTHERS CONTINUED | Evanston Receiving Home, the in case he desires to appeal to the | Duquein Children’s Home and the | Defendant Given Week to File All Defendants in Fedcral Home Supreme Court of the United Judy Industrial School near Pote- | Bond #f He Desires to Take | States. The Court of Appeals said,j Mail Fraud Case With Excep- _ 4 MONDAY. - ————————— : “th = MAY il, 1925. BS OF U. S. WARSHIPS |EX-GOVERNOR DAVIS PLACED BAT ANCHOR OFF LAHAINA) ON TRIAL IN PARDON CASE | Number of American Sea | Kansan With Conspirac Ever Assembled Is {| 10 Obtain Bribe in Exchange wad Near Island. ihe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone >. | 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH embraces 34 counties from Effing- ' ham te Cairo. | — al — = New Way To mac, the sociey cares for 1588 chil- | tion @f Nations Request Delay. ee ocust From Ninth lo Tenth ‘a8 eee U.S. S. SEATTLE AT MAINA ROADS ANCHORAGE, i ¥2.-—The sleepy little village} Haina was granted teday a denied all other parts of | Tt. Pnited States. for at sea, be- on, to obtain a bribe in exchange Banker’s Releasc. trial of Jomathan M. Davis. fermer By the Associated Press. TOPEKA, Kan., May 11. — The Governor of Kansas, on charges of conspiring while in effice with his Bank Commissioner, Car] J. Peter- Case te U. 5. S Court. Gpecial te the Post-Dispatch. CINCINNATI, May 11.-—Morteon S. Hawkins of Portland, Ind., pres- ident of the Hawkins Mertgage Co., who “jamped” his bend of $7500 at Indianapolis some months ago and who has been attempting ‘in part: “We think the appellant had no cause to complain of the erder of the District Ceurt below. /'We do not think that error w2s committed in the refusal of a con- tinuance. inference that the appellant 'seeking unnecessary delay.” a —_~ The trial of Gus O. Nations, Christian W. Beck and four other officers of the Federal Home Building Corporation, on a charge fendants except Nations when it | ’ ’ It was’ lairly open to) of using the mails to defraud was, was | continued upon request @f all de- | —_—_— dren daily. The southern district Renee a a The Best Spring onic $3.25 | Round Trip to | came up in Federal Judge Davis’ court today. Attorneys for Beck, Edward J. a this town, rode at anchor, the |fer a parden, began today before | +, resist removal! to that city, after number of American war-/Judge James A. McClure, in the | Verdict in Denver Man’s Death. } oO, Was vOI-, y bs dee over assembled at one place, , District Court. Selection ef 2 jury | peal rue dae nee Circuit | ,, padi beat oe t ecm | time, in history. | from among a venire of 75 men and/ Court ef Appeals today ta be re-| tab tas deci aa ~ - mar | Barrett, general manager; Jehn H, ALL There were acres of ships. miles Women oceupied the firat attention ‘turned to that place for trial uncer | Car] Senry Blank. real ontate op- | Beck, Eugene Paulus and David) /ships—ships of all classes ana | °f counsel. ‘an indictment returned against - osator ana formerty of Kanée City | Beckett, directors, said they had) PURE ptions — from submarines | The former Govermer went to him and 18 others. The in@ictment ‘Me camé to an end toda artes | not had time to familiarize them-,. rolled ee tg extreme |trialalone. Petersen, named joint- | charges use of the mails fer pro- | ees y; COLUMBIA, M0. Via Wabash Tiekets good leaving &. Louis Union Sta., 10:30 p. m. | the ry department of ee | physicians’ and toxologists’ reports }selves with the tangled affairs of | FOOD ‘woul sit ( @egrees) for 15 ‘ of the asse lage, hovering \ly with Davis on the warrent, is 10} motion ef a scheme to defraud. : declared that death sesulted from. the company and were net ready, ‘ as ome Women’s Hose their mother ships, down to |e tried later. Davis faces’ two|Tt was returned om May 19, 1924. | declans?, Saas dean resulted’ trom toy trial | = wt. Louis, Delmar Av., 20:47 p,m. 111 © tee moni en ie destroyers, light cruisers, bat- | °T!minal charges. In the preseut; Most of the ethers indicted wita | p14, wag exhumed last Friday. Charles M. Hay, attorney for ee” a rr seoat — Regularly 65c ups and train vefsels, the com- | “45° he and Peterson are alleged | him appeared for trial in Indianay-| ¢anowing the filing of a civil suit | N@tions, said he was ready” for SATURDAY, MAY 16 (deal for all Gavoring. Mercerized lisle ribbeq- | -and auxiliary section of the | to have attempted to obtain a bribe/| olis, but he was missing and his | against Dr. Blank’s widow by E. §. trigl and if the court would con-| toe Stockings, #-auality | : ; _ gens: i os a pardon for Wal-/| bond was forfeited. After his re- | Abbott, who signed Dr. Blank’e sider its recent action in overruling Returning on any Wabash train California Le often preferred for sport | Phe Langley, the navy's one air- pan + Diy od ps oat gst nam og ged reac het | death certificate. An examination | sermon oy rong 9 . wing | arriving &. Louis ‘Sunday, May | i and practical wear. | ee carrier, was anchored away | ~ Pweg SS SERNOnCe If @ ; tease on a danger bond while apPp'y~ | o¢ the viscera showed me trace of | ¥°U e ready to proceed. Dis. i7th, or 7:00 a. m. Monday, May . Choice of a the rest of the fleet on the State penitentiary for embezzle-|ing for a writ of habeas corpus | peison. trict Attorney Curry objected to 18th. ad tanh an 2 4 airs left flank , |ment. In the other case the ex- | The writ was refused by Judge pee and said the Government had oan arg wali | Governor's sen, Russell G. Davis, is| Hickenlooper, and Hawkins gave’ prepared its case on the assump- | oF tt Beek ‘10. parter or siacbing M beavel at nigh ashore, t} . ; 4 oe , »' Ne» jon. Yor chile ie S$ O0 at Att aa se lieanagen named jointly with his father wn) notice ef appeal and he was re- | ,) |tion that all defendants would be ss oo e e a Speirs - oe fy ’ a 2 (Basemert.) ee 1 IR RRR ELLIE POLO LE ELI AIL, YOR uBES « ves he tee ‘ tae Striped Tub Silks oo as Regularly $1.69 ee oF a An assortment of good is ¥s quality Tub Silks: white oe: grounds with varied col- aS ored stripes, for Summer esport frocks. 32 inches and 36 inches wide: Sper ial $ 7:29 Vard suxy IMaza—Second Fioor. fed drill. black, tan | linings, in aes A | g 4 rr Sig i . W3 cl be #. + ‘hl « y iy ~~ : ARs Te. SH CR mT eee Se — he RES uN a hie Te ue 8 Oe ye SS = fi a ate 3-4 nen t= ° y eae _" - Re ae . oy ‘ ; ’ e — A — . ee eae - bas ~ ae - a 4 - kt ae ROR a4 # ¥ . a ‘ ——~ Te = ———— = ‘ 7 /

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~~ _ STLOUIS POST-DISPATC ee RE a The Daily POST-DISRATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation thar. the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —— —_—— tt ema eetitiinandtitii:iian oo. ee Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday | See Our Other Announcements on P ‘a FAMOUS -BARR CO. € Smart straps, We tive Eagle Stam Cash or $2.50 in Merchandis ps and Redeem Full Books for 32.00 in e—Few Restricted Articles Excepted st Distributors of Merchandise | etail in Missouri and the West ! pumps—ali frem style or another. ties. gore effects and various eur regular stocks \ si toe Seroag r Academy High Suits With Extra Trousers $17.75 to $36.50 Exgtis h-trpe Suits for young men of fer wide choice ef serviceable woolens. Choose Your Spring Outfit, Tuesday, From St. Louis” Widest Assortments of ; # . 4 ad PX cS 4 Se , asthe’ _ Pi . ee : ‘ } a . : 2. ; Pie ry a ea ; s ae ‘ Golf Knickers Ranging in Price From 38. 98 to $9.50 2e ee? and roomr from 4 _weol | materais. theese Ge! effer a maximum ef comfert fer Sum- mer golfers. Linen Knickers Stried espe-ciallr i> to 2%. Ther of- wo-Trouser Suit —All-Wool Clothes in the Newest Styles for Men and Young Men—-Of fering St. Louis’ Best Values at ? These Suits are mace woor—WFTerTren ito fabr There are both Emgtis Sty e-s—and ea =a ai orine Extra Trdusers A Wide Variety at — $8.99 to $9.50 . pais of : hat prac @ For good-looking. serviceable Suits—select from this large group! presents a most satisfying varietv—English type and conservative Suits. from all-wool fabrics of colorful distinction. The tailorigg is uniformly ex- cellent—the kind that gives permanence and wear—and the finishing touches meet the requirements of the most particular men. There is a complete size range—reguiars. stouts, slims and stubs. You'll find sefection a real pleas- ure. Come and see them Tuesdav' Two-Trouser Suits [t é Two-Trouser Suits Unusual x98 Value at _. rhe pure Viresin “ 9 -iure beaut { Cassimeres and worsteds made into Eng- 5 enmeestiicn ssi-type and censervatire models for men dies high-grade amc yeung men. Erery detail recommends ese suits ter leng wear and goed service. Spring Topcoats An Excellent Value at - $24.75 lors amd pat a are so = ‘tae | shewerpreeted Topecats, made om ica lis any Su: an fngish ws from Sitar; Pre-shrun« > é : cx woo. ers. 4 4, se a “¢} TT? 1D. let - ~- > ay aU 4 lt : oa = . . , gory -2 °aa ce c% : © ’ - CG. sizes Secead Fleer $1 to $1.75 Values at... @ This highly varied assortment includes both semi-fashioned and seamless half : Hose in plain colors and fancy effects— the silk Hose have lisie tops. Sizes 92. to 12—but not in each stvie. Choose from - $60 pairs thread silk Hose. clocked. Se en eaeentinn See Tew. . 31.50 value 240 pairs pure thread silk Hox. .31.25 vaime 1900 pairs pure thread | the models sought by women of very exact And in this sale we offer u correct garments for daytime, dinner dance occasions at the extreme saving @ one-half—a truly extraordinary opporty nity to place beautiful garments In 4} Frocks, Gowns, Coats and Ensembles = bees Cu) in highly distinctive modes: all sales — 4 m of be Bs WAS SORBED sed $2,600,000 in| _— Reserve Fre) Short for Fi Before Closing. | 2 000 OF LOANS Ar ay ie S ,.8 circumstances . a a a eCommerce Tru ithe C learing He unuertoek the " . >. he Midwest - V_ = @m of ous finapecial distrea® Months before it was tdien oF pmmerce yrs Uquidatien. a® [which sume <¢directers of Be larged was the cur Bof a conspiracy br the Clear~ banks te crush i hich ras et, time of the pul- Post-Dispatch, 13 interriews with @ Sef the Midwest, whe charzged spiracy. and with farm ient Kemper of the ve who denied :here new she rws fact Bz in —r ; ous Mermation. mie art the fn lO the Trust. f coms piracy. P iMidxest was in Segtin.ue busipess. Informed of nditien ef the Midwex & = the minutes of th@ ‘the Beard of Dtrectag hick show that THs 4 2 am son . tial of the inference & sor- quarters from the of Midwest officers and 2 that the Midwest was ft Q Usa 2 through threats : (Om ah eee Hughes was ~-384 wee and that —- Tith an important | — = in the Commerce Trust Ce. ; Peinced cut that Hughes’ S with the Comnterce did 7 until abewt two rear Bciosine of the Midwest. m be then wert to the © Trust with other officeTs Bark. of which Bm - president, in i8tt. on from the office ef Fi Lige.oner. The “Contite } purchased br the Comm Set three rears after the was closed and "wo rears j contre! «f the Cemr = Passed from Wilism Tr. & | Demorratic National Cot . and J. W. Perry. fore Gary and A. F. PF eurth " rirenta! se “s+. oe =

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~- * « * ° > rs ry ° .] - - ré ~2 . " o-. ©df7s\] 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. nena aot -- Just a Minute Society--Drama Daily Cartoon . potees eens Sassasto ce be 3S 33382;2° 7 269 332352 - eee eet ee 238 ca $end aed at SSessesssecsescortesesesees tito++ . - ee — - ed —_ ee Ee —TWO. ST. L ee ee OUIS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1925. PAGES 13—16 Re a mn mE ee | — ee et ee ee MIMS! Sketches of St. Louisans by Famous European. Gartounies) nine HANSA _ Ft of eSeres Made Especial forthe Post Dipateh by Henry Maja (CHURCHES DEFINED re effects and various types of efular stocks. All Sizes in one Second Floor i ee mi-Annual Sale of PESS BEFORE x = a py Pry FASDICK WINES, | AMIWAS A8S0RBE Le ins oo Show Deposits | 7 $2,600,000 in to $275—Offered i — Reserve Fre- ings of gently Short for Five ; Before Closing. _ AI “ ee — Must Restore Religion of Jesus in Place of Religion About Him, He De- clares. | Ensembles ADDRESSES TWO ’ | LARGE AUDIENCES > BERTINI “~w Hopes Reformation, “Now on Way,” May Come. About Through Conver- sion Rather Than Schism. : 92,000 OF LOANS TO | CTORS UNPAID : : t Loss of Several nd Dollars to Be ted Among Clear- Costume Saleaee cial- . est types of dppate|— ng House Banks Which The Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, most noted American preacher of liberalism, in his two ‘sermons at the Second Baptist women of very exact- rwrote Liquidation. | ‘Church yesterday, told what 1)- Ss sale we offer ultra- : | eralism is trying to do in the : . : : ALLEN C. | ole daytime, dinner and ee a. See ae S Rabbit LEON HARRISON ae i Se snereben 0 ee ee gta ii: Correspondent of the Post- ern desire for “self-expression” in © extreme Saving of a Dispatch. VICTOR J. MILLER WILLIAM K. BIXBY : the light of the Sermon on the traordinarv opportu- ee et ee 26 - ste ne : — ’ . ~ — —_ 7 | Mount. 2 | eee eeeeeeeeee—E—E—E—E—_——E SS If the program set forth in the ful garments } ; > fe extended investigation of|.. SG ; oe | ees oo . ' =* ; 1} VOU! . a ih = i th hs k f k as th P -Dis - h. ° P H ttiz sheree of ‘. own aie % “9 a ; : | >? gircumstances under which | jie cnict’ we win it te ical Raed Gace a dite akan sate with Re seibageg far LOS ANGELES BACK IN HANGAR Ma jor Ma kes A verage edtutioanas, Aah Gaaeaiants dive City. which are under contract |had personal loans to the amount purchased, and a Commerce Trust Co., acting!) protect, the Commerce from morejof $151,613.18, none of which has in the liquidation of $457,516.18. AFTER TRIP T0 PORTO RICO ‘course had a decidedly old-fasi- i h ji- wal 2 ioned moraltone. The task of lib- a [the Clearing House banks of/ than its proportionate share of loss; been paid. Fred Huttig. a broth- The borrowers included officers. di - Serbs ° e als and Ensembles gas Cily, undertook the ligui- | from its handling of the Midwest er, had a loan of $29.600, which, rectors and employes, and-relatives Twelve Attempts Made in Three Sk t h Th Mi t papers 3 setae Aecoll ive mod ae I] : ] : a is i. les nine _., , Wauidation, will lose several hun- | has not been paid. Hart E. Hut- of Huttig and Laughlin Included Hours Before Craft Is Land- e 6; Li ree Unu es morning sermon, is to restore the eS, aU Sales seals a “serve dred thousand dollars, if the $1.-|tig¢, son of William. had a loan of in this’ list was the late Jake L ed at Lakehurst, N. J. Paes ee OSS religion of Jesus, in place of the 3 R Co., in November. 1921, has, 000,000 of notes signed by Midwest $37,500. of which $20.855.04 has| Hamon. former Republican Nation- LAKEHURST, May 11. Commissioners; : a caLniehite as ‘It also is shown by the books that than nominal loans in the Midwest The other banks in the ¢ learing Proposals 10 Ome Ke otic. Alien icatures as easily as he signs a and William i. Bixby. capitalist | nignrees Presbyterian Church. a ee were: House loaned the Commerce Trust | check—much more easily, he ad-'and noted art collector. Dr. Footicks 0 SS 'On very few days in the five it hy . pire ’ . . ye cn coyags and Liquor Smuggling. ‘before ‘the students of Washington ; receding the closing of the Mid- of Dres denial of the inference drawn P * ) ~ on — University, in Graham Memorial — . $57.100 sa i¢ SE 1 $51.850 sae $1.000.000. to he sed j t} hos a By 4. ~ ~ pay. Apeg 4 ' ; . Sapte gt ° 4 Re ice west did the Midwest have the re- wrens tA! persona: anc o .s0 as As , e ae ~ us in Le liqui- VV ASHINGTON., May ] — A de oe S quarters from the state- joint maker. This total of $108.- dation, the money to be repaid if egation was en route from Wash- Wil ASK COOLIDGE T0 SET ALIEN LAND LAW UPHELD ' Chapel. uired reserve with the Federal Re- - : — Except for his oddly bristling J. B. McCluskey. vice president. on the notes of Midwest directors | — oh nee of Midwest officers and di- 950 has been reduced to $85.684.11 possible from the assets of the; serv : aches Pen TeaUced tO 960,B0%." 4 eg an ihe ington today with a proposal for "Ss © a ainetation ae . | poet the Midwest was forced ta “ap 9 gat th of J 12 day in the liquidation. Midwest. The loss should be borne savaiaihontnes the eee on the DEFENSE DAY ON NOY, | U.S. Supreme Court Sustains Call- black hair, there is little of the Haquidation through threats by . extereaeiien a ibe Si 7 Saye Harry Warren, vice president. by all proportionately, it was pro- | Mexic: a. then taiieilian border which - 2 fornia Statute Provision. rebel or the revolutionist in the | Finance Commissioner it had an excess of reserve ranging $43.060, o ‘hich nothi has been | Vided in the contract, and if TN = yowege +4 ‘ta., *rmy Generat Staff Would Make) By the Associated Press. aran of the New York 7" : ae o % from $27,700 to $694,700, while o ae a ee eee ‘ne contract, and if There will be submitted to representa- , 1 Ly WASHINGTON r rears go arg ' ‘ aqgays its reserve was short. ! " , : . e ree , ‘ ' ' ‘ att termi ; rovisi : mm the Commerce Trust Co, iti. - ate ‘ 31.808 personal and $16.100 as co- | repaid. Some of the directors now Rais a , . ager ile - oa | : ’ DOS - Presbyterian Church of New York , 5400 76,6 n fc : | Assistant Secretary Andrews © "ASHINGTON, May 11.—Presi- ° eligi | $5400 to $176,000 on four days, and WASHINGTO y eligible to citizenship the burden Of were terminated under pressure ted out that Hughes’ connec- wy maker. This total of $47,908.75 | are contesting the collection of $1,- : + iry ty ¥ , | S ‘a deficiency ranging from $2600 to of $1,-| the Treasury headed the party of dent Coolidge soon wil! be asked to | proving that their purchase Of trom the Presbyterian General As a : te ished. he wi'l become Minister of nos Aires ; yesterday the return flight in three hours be . om the liquidation rec- | sriqwest was $2,231,626. The total | ee to ao pt mage te WINS PARIS Ci ELECTION National Defense, tfus crystalizing |in the steerage of the liner Vau-\and eighg minutes. . of loans to directors and officers | “ Sa aa ed ‘the three war ministries he now | ban and was sent to Ellis Island.| Col. Clarence J. Owens of Wash- records show that of leans = ‘closing of the Midwest, there wis atinn: Midwest on the day eS eae ee; SUE SORE Se ee” ‘a flood of these notes which the bl ores cto bad aah a . wae tad | belds temporarily, edie“ — traveled steerage to| ington. D. C., director general of | » S€eregating $11 714 998.- tal and surplus. . Commerce, as liquidating agent, ve tag male Peccey n" ee t. |:, Whether he will be able to con- | acquire first Band information for) the Yorktown World Forum, said 5 has been abitinked 9..1 Among the assets of the Mid- was required to take oft the tense Ferie Municipal Counci —m ihe tinue the Foreign Ministry as well a book on immigration he is writ-' planes will make weekly trips be- No Phone or 10, the better collateral | *°®™* *° which the examiners @ndi.¢ the holders with assets of the we Ryn eg elections hed’ remains to be seen. : ing. He probably will be released tween New York and Yorktown. been realized T wo the Clearing House took excep-) Midwest (yesterday. The Cartel des Dauches | cane Pare 818.800.000 from Ellis Ieland today. officials ana it is planned later to extend Mail Or | gu © psy | tion was the paper of William Hut-|~ _lelected 25 and the communists ay epee me a PF \the route down the Atlantic Coast Will Be Accepted : der of $2,247,000, the | sidiieiatehin at “tne! eee aa hd This unexpected item alone, it eight. Although losing three seats.) BERLIN, May 11.--Germany's ———____ —_-- to get | ce Trust has ‘collateral “%:. Co@/rman ¢ ar ~| was said. would have been suffi-/+ne national bioc hebee a safe ma. TeParments to the reparation ac- Ohio Boy Wins Legion Contest. (‘to Miami. Fla. The Yorktown jeft bP and. resever value of $3,462.701, on | Tectors. of relatives of Huttig and .ient to wipe out any hope of the count made through the Agent-' By: Field Friday morning Jesus himself, he Associated Presa. Roosevelt INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. May 11.—!¢oe ite initial trip te the South. it has not been ‘of a corporation controlled by) yigw 4 | jority. pe 3 3 able to real- Midwest paying out in liquidation. | Saale General for reparations during . ros | more than three years; Huttig. These loans aggregated Another important showing was! DEAUVILLE, May 11. — Henri gpri! amounted to 75,500,000 Robert pg rons pe see | 5 : ~~ 80 has been in progress. %1.052.324.47. In the liquidation the almost universally discredited | Letellier, former proprietor of (l@/ marks ($18,800.000) Of this O. was announced yesterday as the _ Mtalian Piyer’s rrogress. vout as to ‘Con | . winner of the American Legion's; COCANADA, British India. May Gestioy the ihe . . > fficers of the Comnterce | 80 far, approximately one-half this practice of a bank loaning money | Paris Journal and closely identified, amount Great Britain received 25.- | Say they are unable to indebtedness has been paid or i on its own stock and of buying in | With the famous resorts,of Deau-, 560.000 marks; wf which 16.500 000 annual essay contest for American’ 11-—Commanéer de Pinedo, achool children. Essays were wrtt-} Italian airman. arrived at this ‘- port.) Third Floor — Afything like an accurate ‘eounted good by the Commerce its stock and holding it as a cash Ville. was elected Mayor of the fa- ‘marks were credited to payments . — . ete 9 ae . bow this collateral Trust. The remainder ig counted item in the bank. These transuc- ous watering place. He receiv.d' under the recovery act. France's. fn on the subject, “Why Com- 4A _ the Bay y of Seuga:. today, in} eWork out, one of the a loss. ‘tions in the Midwest aggregare | 22 of the 23 votes of the municipal; share of the April payments a is a Menace tg Amer di tet “s | - c r ht... anaes and delegates. © ee SN hea a ie aR =e WS today said that, in‘ According to figures supplied to' loans of $538/634-20, with 2647 % | $3,000,000 marks. ~ + ii ee Bie: 1%. 5 : ‘ . — an q pie” BO. Liens oten « - - _— ee ‘ : oe \ Kp « ce

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1925. Sa aaa MesNir ¥. y MAY 17. 1925 Fi € ig ana | _ : : - a rf i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THIRD DEGREE GOVERNMENT. _| eres: expcoditures, the exercise of wartime DOw6TS) (pros oee pore ree eer eRe Wit SERMON ON S is Founded JOSEPH PULITZER | Officers by the Government and the suspension of ” ® cuee OS a Rags. PEIN eS OG ee Denne , y ) at iyi8 2 of St. Louis County, sworn to uphold the ; aweet earlier day | rrr : a " —~ ) | a Dec. 12, 1878. _law—the Prosecuting Pomerat the Sheriff sania aad » gre which the oxystings » ue ~~ . mgt ae. en a Sn 2 . 3 Pudlished by the Pulitzer Publishing of the police force—ha , | would have died rather than surrender. | | PF xin j “f Company. Twelfth Boulevard Fr - ~e ve all violated and flouted the But this is the way we must 0 if probibition is SO iF A $ . w case Edv 4 - s nts td : and Olive Street. lof - ~n G. Deion, There See permanently to be the farce and instigator of | oe" a Ss ' the late Dr. William A. Dillon, who is held as 2 | tawieasness it has been thus far. It is a dazk, forbid- } ‘ * ‘THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- 7 | sgn ah in = inquiry into the murder of his scugose ding prospect, the end of which cannot be foreseen. York Minister, Spe: z : 3 ; - or ; pe gins ; FORM. | Bray € young Dillon and holding him fo | oo6 . | ce, Says Man Must Have 3 make no difference in cardmal ; the law in denying the prisoner the privilege of com- a ax inne : cm, . > Vocation and Avocation. 3 principles, that it will Qgit || mumicating with his counsel. When they failed) It is gratifying to note that St. Lewis i mov Ns: —- 3 *s be for progress and reform, never tol- =i, : ° upward in facilities for stage production, and in the | Pah, XS. 4 & break .down the prisoner during 20 hours of . toa | > ‘qne annual flower sermon. £ oan peel of all parties | Questioning and failed to develop any evidence of quality and importance of the pete mage tgstin go et 72 s 4 im the will of Henry is never beiong to any party, always | Suilt whatever—for the prisoner's refusal to answer The season new closing was vege ge i a : : ' ty oppose privileced classes and public = cannot be considered an evidence of cuilt—the right of several of the best productions om tne § age, , Ys plunderers, never lack sympathy | to detain isn Somer Jematly expired the original players, and the rums were successful. t with the poor, always remain de- ‘ ai : Several great advances of local stage facilities }{ morn! ‘ ar & yoted to the public welfare, never be | “* “Dat point they flouted the law. Their release ars 2 tae : | achois of New for ity. i | gatisfied with merely printing news, of the prisoner was a mere formality, an empty com- and productions are pending. | : 34 ighurch was decorated with | iH always be drastically indep-mdent; | pliance with the law. The suspect had hardly stepped The Garden Theater, the new beautiful and com- | “2 daisien from wee Missourt ? never be afraid to attack wrong, lout of the courthouse when he was rearrested and modious outdoor stage, will soon he- compneges. It | cal cman ins a weestiell 7 predatory ae ee ‘again became a 20-hour prisoner. To the protest of sil qpen VES © Greex classic, “Electra,” pfoduced) | avecation.” Dr. Nichols , i JOSEPH PULITZER. the young man's attorneys Prosecuting Attorney by Margaret Anglin, and am attractive program for } Hon is wharc we live by : April 10, 1907. || Moeller is quoted as saving that the police would the summer is announced. It will relieve the Mu- } ation ts what we _ for. | ‘ nicipal Theater of the Fashion Pageant. and thus | — page _— . a \ ___/} bold their man as long as they wanted to. ) LETTERS FEREOM THE : As such it has Telease-that great outdoor auditorium for an exten- EO LE This ig third-degree procedure. PEOP | sion of the opera season, light and grand. The name and address of the author Villon or his attorneys to allege physical violence | defeated itself. It Would not be necessary for young : ao . ale ’ , i A committee of citizens is negotiating with Morris must accompany every contribution, but | uring the questioning. The psychological violence Gest for the presentation at the Coliseum of “The on requcst will not be pudlished. Let- © convincingly evident. The prospect of indefinit Miracle,” acknowledged to be the greatest dramatic ters not erceeding 200 werds will receive detention, interrupted only by momentary intermis- production in peint of scenie effect and emotional! preference sions for the sake of technically complying with the’ @ppeal of the medern theater. Originally planned for + . d . 2 | jetter of the law, might well upnerve a man of ma- presentation in New York alepe, it was revived in ture vears, to say nothing of a youngster im his teens Cleveland. with tremendous popular and pecuniary A confessiof dragged out of a suspect by that process *U If brought to St. Leuis, as now seems prod . ~* + » w- +) I - . * «* 2 +? % : " ¢ciim > Engineer O. Laurguard, and involves the jpccness. If officers sworn to uphold the law can vio- ©@na Aida” and probably an act or two of a new j-««eiy marsh. start up the expenditure of more than $11.000.000. | jor their official oaths, cam contemptuously flout the °Fera. “The Music Robber.” by Richard L. Stokes amd. {| ~ ~ thing heavily. sick and The Willamette River divides the city Of j:y through a farcical compliamce with it—if thar [saac Van Grove . ' - clouds creep tm. hiding = te — 2 . ; iia bi | aiid ; , t —— : — _ ear comes with the ¢ Portland in such s way that about *5 om of lawlessness is permissible, then no citizen is The municipal opera program is a distinct advance _ note. aE oa I a hy needn't fear if 3 and his constitutional guarantees as to liberty im the quality of the operas om the list. The listem- | . , 3 +g : ye any = 4 | - trained. if you know the - “9 tl , ~ *? . 64 -* | 9 ws > 7 \ chief residences orty. i oF the sex: side It is important that the mrsteryv of Dr Thnllon’s Rusticana. (,ilbert and -ULLIYaAR $ Pinafore. Le : el ee , s gun. for on — oa : iene 7 . ; . | . . - >. - = a ae Th, ° + ~? -.. ~ . . =~ = => @ar trave! uP a e The plan. while modern im al! wtilitarian murder be solved and the murderer identified, prose Sars “Count of Luxembourg,” De Koven and Smith's - scab “ noet a gun.” : ~ to~ . - 4 ’ . os — asiees o> ‘ >... 7? “a n . : an q a & - _saaygnem such eas river and Trailrced tref-/ .yted and punished. In al! legal efforts to that end “Rod Roy Guibert amd Sullivans “Ruddigore. ce ~ Dr. Nichols recalled that a 3c. 1 gaisno embrace euch Yfeaturet as ' . Se ue ne ee ae ——- , a : : the police and the prosecuting officers, it is needless ~‘rauss Night in Venice.” showing a decided rise of — ‘killed im the attempted - cencrete see walis. topped bv roacwars. zi Ce pee, © : ; : “Mt. Everest was asked before park-like effects. «tc. Imcidentslly the (? Say, have the earnest support of all citizens. ut Standard in the season's productions. : ; —?* =a 1s > tt why he Sos. i P ae ; ts ; " i to chim ituti ] - b st. Louis is steadily progressi as the art cen? " the maintenance of constitutional rights and the : iy prog Bg as e art center do so. The reply was, Streets leading to the tevee will be wid- ened. “What « viston thi present= to 58S Louis! Suppose our water from were treated in this maumer, peginning with e ¢ . 337 > . - ~g zi of the Middle West. aia = a . . an ®@ is there — @ TT an — Re et ee > . : ae a > A ee RE Se ST : =e |- “Many peepie analyze the f zn , : . - _and come to know all about MAN 0” WAR AND HIS PROGENY. ) ee } Mo ah 2 Ra a a wees NS SS ee but by taking them apart, security of citizens from police tyranny are of in- finitely greater importance than the detection of arr criminal. —~ a wes RS 6 ¢ ; . 23 — b, . ~inma le wlocc .. an : , P ‘ aw Geatrici between the meninges ond and Official lawlessness is the worst kind of lawless This is. a footnote on heredity. Two of the 1° aE ‘ ‘3 | oe : a — ont bbe ‘petal. the flower itself is gone. unicipal bridges. anc everntuaily iM- yess It is an infamous abuse of power. It means hirses which competed at Pimlice last week for the } i “AS : ter conte re Sea . 2 same ig it with . - = —_— > — po : en ft is analysed inte its —_— - 7. — = a — \ =“ cluding the entire river front from Ba- Gen to Carondeie:. Those who have ex- perienced the pleasure of a ride on the Galveston sea wel! concrete boulevard § law. can tmagine what this would mean for | . the ancient section of St. Louis. J. J. D. | ARMS CONTROL AND WAR MONGERING Pat Charter Jobs | The League of Nations conference for the contro! To the Editar Wf the Post-IDiepetak. ‘of traffic in arms and in session at NDER fhe so-calied yew City Char- Geneva bids fair to peter eut owing to the lack of ter, $8000 jobs were created that 2 common basis among nations for the prohibition were formerly performed bry the Health of arms The nations demand Commissioner. The city mo lenger is traffic that they mar be enabled on occasion to de- classed asthe fourth. and in ceomperisen fend themselves. They argue with reasm that if te other cities, where de we stand’ Why nommanufacturing countries are forced to . fen’t the free bridge bemmg used br the their own munitions factormes the production of fire railroads” Iam in favor ef recalling the objectionable features of the charter Let them keep on relliing that we know nothing. We ere contimua’ly ferging ahead ef ‘em anyhow. ‘substituting the policeman’s club for the Constitu- rich Preakness stake were sired by Man O° War. the ne Be oe tion. It means the destruction of Gevermment by ereatest animal that ever wore racing plates. One — — Ses It means Third Degree Government. > was a colt called By Hisself, the other was a filly +++ called Maid At Arms. By Hisself finished fifth. mapy leneths behind Coventry, which won the race. japan set Maid At Arms finished eleventh. next to last. Since Man O° War bas been retired to stud. this has been the mest spectacular opportunity fer his pregeny to distinguish themseives. They failed lamentabliy. Man O War pessesses that peculiar and myrstericus ‘ombdination of bone. of sinew. and of racing heart that makes him the outstanding theroughbred ef cur time. Seemingly the most careful breeding. super- the genius of Miss Elizabeth Daingerfield. urms will mot be diminished but increased by-a re- of Lexington, has failed so far to repeat these quali- strictive convention. the offspring. Old horsemen socthe them- conference, therefore. selves as they turn away from this disappointment on . af ‘ eirians 7? reeee ot rs. icine an 22S ‘ es _ Somehow. some- “°Yeruments under certain conditions, but would pro by recalling the brilliant descendants of Bonnie Scot part. it mo lenger exists. Corner fer Wild Plewers. “Tl would take you away hetheuse flowers. take wild mountain siopes, far the bubbling and fresh Ged. and yeu will come 'irified. A dream of mine ix ‘iy realized, fer the coid p ntain brooks is piped inte ‘Hies) and maybe rour ch ‘children will pipe the cool “ain air inte reur St. Leuis et save a corner in your f en for wild flowers.” | Dr. Nichols also spoke : > - — - * —". - . PROTECTING HOME INDUSTRY. : The MIRRO Written fer the Pest-Dispatch CLARK MWcaDaANM Munitions now PUBLIC OPIN DWELLING A From an article im the May iam American Mercury by I ae son. whe has lived in Lendea,6 and Berlin. i Y children are of the t tien bern on American sell @ mediate ferbears, net one ever & a foreign land. Yet here am ’ 2. smal! free export. , THE OLD COLLAR BUTTON COLLOQTY. Sir: I see in your paper of May 7 that WC. Skaggs ef Mena. Ark... claims the rec- ord for having the cidest collar Dutton. TI have a red ceiluleid collar button that was given me July 12. 1992. with a pair of cuff buttens. by my mether. Am still wear- img the collar Dutten. but the cuff buttons are old fashiened and tarnished and haven't ce? hao h @sta bits! vised b . at the fi*tr-sizsth The resolution adepted br the ties in ZJoolah Temople. Bishep Johnson officiated and W Simmens, president of the uphelids freedom of export to Te the Biditer of the Post-Dispatch. idiotic propesition te put before the rank ™its its nationals to foment or contribute to the de TOO HIGH A PRICE FOR BIRDS. rebacce. lighting im a 5-cent cigar. where, the right bas te win. We received hibit exportation to individuals. land. Yet they cannot explain : ; the } Hienary Hest, presided. Hu mack Detter rordongney when taxes on & The difficulty found im reaching a basis ef agree It is: axiomatic that great men beget unworthy Y a. ee Bie: me, wee wr of children and teachers f seven-roem residence were $90. M. D. ment that would permit of any effective result shows sons, but in the horse world sires of Man 0’ War's tt eran gp pirate ipa ae ot ee Eving siread ty Gee a gee: ‘=piscopal Church Sunday Miners’ Old Age Pensions up the futility of endeavoring to force peaceful com- stamp are expected to reproduce animals like them-- MER. ANTWISE'S OPINION. from Marshall. Tit. alse pat rear amar r _— quarter of my ROE eon aeahtilicneaeieal ditions by restricting the implements of war while selves. When they fail. there is meurning among the ‘We don’t seem to hear anything more attended, Lemen Bros. I was between 12 probegrememr chee: Just jeburch missions, ~ P ee and 13 den. Paris and Rome are , - -3*? =.= ~~ ~ be — ‘s FF — —. . : * . - 7 N response to a request for infermation ““¢ Wi: te War remains. reohibition of traffic im rail birds and in the stables. Man 0 War could prob- .beut the movement to outlaw » . . - « ‘ > = ‘= ‘ ie] we Se | ‘ ‘ . id an 4 in this as the : ~ 3 - regarding the old age pensien, it seems arms 42S 4 peace measure is at best superficial. The ably be taken out of his serene Bluegrass retiremen? MM Antwime said ’ ldigiteons - dies ~ e — pe sate them. One finds them if , + . > o« . 7 > : > 4? ish a ie, ing trade and to have been 1? years a In this endeaver any Government can and should The reversal of the city authorities on abolishing aaywaare engin = + a se mise -— ance, income tax. and whe ent , , . ie ety — . alae tel the term fla r from t i ‘ sie % member of that district which is to be 4¢t on its own initiative for the welfare of mankind the three impertant municipal welfare services was on ir ae F om Queene, 5 Fierida. He chinks it is wPrncdlnncr wey and sigh for sweet. poem ay = ‘ould so ac ; ateria}) aeiti } = eewaygt as soon have the reform now. [It weuld ue . , ‘ “se 7 the district that keeps the old miners up. 224d could so act without any material sacrifice of le- not quick enough te prevent some reversais of Cpin- make tohacco taste bette snd men who chivalry of the Seuth. We already held the the om. t a . - ; . ? 4 ¢ a » «~ > - 9 * es: Aa . -. Oo Se” Oe er, “s — . ' . _ . Z ‘rover ted tz at was —_ Then comes the ege. $5. Such an sitimate national interest. Any Government that per-“ion on city hall motives. are now getting litfle satisfaction out of a reeerd in this country for feel statutes. but | om, 2 , politiealty ee ~ a“ ' , this someho ‘te = anon Bes —_eo——__.. Carona Carena would find themselves de- w doesn't content us. try im the world. Yet even : was great oniy by contrast. & and file! According to statistics, there |‘mquency of backward pecples deserves the contempt ee Week ? -ivili ; matt —. , . ; “WT et tobacce toe silx. There nev a VYsimg “ow ork Miniter sugges | is are very few of the miners that reach of civilization. No nation is fit to talk ef outlgwing im a praisewerthy effort te premote the protection rai SaceD tee Ghee See weve that since pure mountain water is bei mainiy in freedem from ™ tailed in the bowels of the earth to that ge extern: G " r mouse : i‘ migratory game Oirds, Secretary of Agriculture Jar- tohacco was dangied under our noses. when paca mete many 1 the — it perhaps the right te call the Presiéeall - age is completely done for. i OWn commercial interests. dine has made an astonishing prepesa!. ie would so many exquisite cigars were made. nd mee net a leng until coe! air frem the nail ing an ¢1 on gir: . ~——- — - —-- _—— — . . . . . ; e. > 3 we ; : at The fear of starvation in future days. phot construe or amplify the Federal regulations ag to) Y™*™ tHe Dillboards and electric advertising = ts May er cee By “pe erento lese majeste. Liberty of t ¢ when one is disabled, is very dreadful. It THE RUM ROW VICTORY. b birds devices so graphically exhorted us te smoke me De ee ae ee pects her scientific, mm how game Dirds may be taken te mean that “no gee. : = a westbound Pennsylvania train whe was er eae » whet ae keeps the worker in euch a subjection as = The Coast Guard Fleet, operating against rum run. such bird shall be taken by any method prohibited somedDodys cigarettes. bragging abeut Kansas City. He finally slegical, was greatly curbed om Gelden Age. * *** Of te force him te toil fer a mere pittance : . | Z result is that w net hil 3 i ie en tn Rie eee ol vot ee apg ners off New York. is said to have perfected a bettie tyr the law of the State. Territory or District in SP nent a soot tata: A turned his gums upen a New Yorker. m t is te live after disability. proof blockade in the few days it has been in action. which taken prc a ae i see prohibited ‘ines whine 9 “all Kansas City needs is water,” he said. th co etenlerec dt ~~ ae The money that the miners are going | The repert is credidie. The fleet is a veritable Dry The propesal means this> A citizen violating any| of tobacce in ‘any form all these things “Give her the water New York has and she Fediiiimianen sbochendie a te pay ag dues for the pension will con- Armada. consSsting of 60 beats of various capacity : ee Se REM, hones t ie beatin : oie ne * ie ee ee Sir: Recent subhend _ say bean wi Se fend oustl-tsun Hany tana of supply | gun at the right point ut Certainiv it i reinti =o — : - ’ , T= women as weil as the men wha! Sle ees tihe tested eaten: doliainiadh tees talon teria nian t is reverstsemary. sl Sealllin than as ahh inp torte Qieiak ms «. tes Bivens as-is intemal gulf up there. voted for Hindenburg probably real- ,;1 $ Sat — Comsider the imevitabie development of such a CHINA PROTESTS ej - ES : ss > cael ™ I mark an acvumes = the cause - enforcement oF norinciple of law. If the citizen who violated a State ; AGAINST D®ScCtisiIon : Herbert Quick. author ef “Vandermartk's | ized that a strong Man wss necessary | will shift the probiem into other localities and dif-' or igea] law as to the taking of game birds is liabie - “Liberty ef Arms Traffic Will Astound : Folly.” left his bed in a hospital the ether | keep disturbing elements tin check. With forent circumstances is conjectural. This new policy. to prosecution by the Wediensd P em om Bs Waerid, Which Expected Different > | might to address the Misseuri Scheel of | & pew system of government established, .eemingiy. will challenge the ingenuity of the rum } #3 ie * the universal use of “she” ! ferri ° ° ° | there would be no dearth of ambitious | ; restricted ta specific application. If it is sound and — ‘ . = ng to dangers men scheming to try cut their own pians frecbocters they awe soem painted they will not desirabie in any particular it is sound and desirdbie anges bape Sey Sone: ok BO. SS. Oa | = ili — e me mary et ite year and of government. All would meekly abandon so lucrative and restful a game. ip 4!! | ‘ . , ing China when there are real upstanding | wees telling how the New York Yankees | im all instamees. And that is the monster into which the-men like Uncle Sam? are all shot to pieces Grane followers; and the most numerous Rum Row, after all, though a preferred | a 7 2 a Sao oe: | ought to be invited to as pre socation, IS this precedent, ance established and accepted, ; ' of the groups would inevt- | hardly more than a point in the circumference. There « ‘ _—— Se ee ee ee ae | anna — so oe. ee Se ) — trouble. Any Movement to ;, ee : grow. State courts and State laws, local courts and °f the “he-athen Chinee.” fact. ussial tuation tn German are miles and miles of coast ine. with availabie ‘oca! regi lations might survive oun under = PHIL CHINOPHOBE. THF ORniare E busy ~ ar in the bud nel pente of entey beckoning these sailormen of fertune | “ on die: daa ee AR tin | a <_m,. Pema dt. ae stile, ‘ | : ee such assumption of power by the Federal Govern-. A swarm of bees. perhaps en reute from (Sikesten, Mo.. Standard.) ° a | ane there are miles and miles of border enticing ment but they would disappear as effective agencies Japan across the Pacific. settied en a boem | Since our trip te Cape Girardeau tact | ™2** ‘at sat “ecg the ane pd se their inland brothers. The successful patrol of this and as bulwarks of individual rights. | of the oe o~ Nomentum, which | ne a leapned where the cartoonist rte ce d a i Toonervilie receed. might alse be summarily dealt with if his "®St mileage will call for many armadas and many The Post-Dispatch believes profoundly in the ade) pertined. Ore. ‘Thu le che tend for | em Matbant = emi “yc rg of happy homes. toe uphold the present form of ‘egions of land forces. Such being the case, the vic-\ quate care and protection of ail bird life. Te that. to the steamer’s captain of bees swarming | PAYMENT. State in which tory over Rum Row is only a battle won. The war end the Federal Government and the States sleuld om 4 vessel at sea. He said the bees re- I've danced: and must par the fiddler ane ee ts still to be fought. | sarnestly operate. But precious as bird life is. mained ~ the beom for several hours. He E'er he gees down the street. ety = eas ig gi Having finally entered this war the Gevernment it should not be secured at the price of destroying Se ee gee gees oe or | We loved. and ©, my dancing friend. - eureelves | seemingiy, will have. to fight it out to a finish, or as/ the States and local government, which is what ate Stas an enon aisar ealemaen ely feliew- | Your lips alone were sweet. _ fergotten - TS. ) : long as public opinion will finance the struggie. The Jardine, unintentionally. we are sure, has proposed. ee | But now I must pay fer the music per ee anmte, of course, will be tremendous. And there will, toe | A man fell dead in a tax ccilecter’s office Of cur mad. whirling dance. oe sence we, B he the domestic war to fight after | ~| Rum running might have been easy to fight in ae ree day. We wonder why mere such § You ask me what I gare te him? they hare ne ‘——e teen rennieed. That will . fori the bezinning, but now it’s a tested interest. ealam ee ee ee (Me) «| What's ieft of 4 reguish glance. babies. the ff Chronicie. gs ae a i ALVIA MATTHEWS. ‘ ae «we SS RG AR ELIE NE MELLEL ELLE IEEE LLL! LEIE SL IEES EEE EELIE INE L EE TT eee RR ee ee ee s- we . Ps: or

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MWINDAY, MAY 11, 1925. ee .ae Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ‘4 by York Minister, Speaking ere. Says Man Must Have ‘Vocation and Avocation. » annual flower sermon. as st purpose, was preached at Church Cathedral vesterday by the Rev. Harry P. sols of New York City. The a1 (Shaw's) Garden. | “Man must have a vocation and » avocation.” Dr. Nichols said. “A ration is what we live for. mtion takes most of our time, ig not life. Your incentive to plan for the year and inspires you for’ the to be done. ». and talking shop is the most me kind of talk. '*My avocation is.mountains, far 4, high and covered with wing to conquer Mount mn Canada and Alaska. expedition has been sent neuer this mountain, and I want of you to join with me in liv- se on the reports this summer. Avocation Helps Vocation. '*My avocation helps my en The best sermons I have are mountains. You sight a moun- that is merely living, but Hv-| i, new Zealand avocation | | SERMON ON WOR ING AND LIVING | ' auwech was decorated with gladioli | ued daisies from the Missouri Bo-| | place. = — — ee _ R. AND MRS. VIRGIL LEW- IS of 5474 Clemens avenue have as their guest Mrs. Lewis’ mother, Mrs. Andrew Mel- ville “Reid of Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Reid is the aunt of Field Marshal Joffre, famous here of the Battle of the Marne. Mrs. Frederick D. Gardner of i sided in the will of Henry Shaw, | 4508 West Pine boulevard, and her aeh set aside $200 a year for, daughter, Miss Janet, are in New Orleans, La., for a brief #tay. _--- Dr. George Fearn of Shanghai, China, will come to St. Louis in June to visit his sister-in-law. Mrs. Oscar Johnson, of 38 Portland Dr. Fearn has been in this country studying hospital methods and will stay in St. Louis four or sation is what we live by and an’ Our | ' If you have an) sation you don't have to talk! Waterman | | rs. As president of the Amer-_| mn Alpine Club, I. could talk about | Logan, | as50 feet high, on the border line | : A! to . five weeks. Mrs. Johnson's son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Moss, who are now will spend the Summer aft home in Cali- fornia. their Miss Florence Hayward of 5843 avenue returned “4 week ago from Monticedo, Cal., where she had been visiting for several months. Murray Carleton of boulevard will depart Mrs. Lindel! 4515 in June for Vallev Ranch. N. M., to! She will be ac- Mrs. Balti- spend the summer. companied by her daughter, O. Kenneth Townsend of /' more, who was until recently Miss VOoca- . aim and immediately decide how | climb it. You cross the tundra, marsh, start up the slope, thing heavily, sick and winded. clouds creep in, hiding Fear comes with the cloud, tveu needn't fear if you're ned. if you know the way, if s have resolute companions. and ™ gun, for no real mountaineer s travel up new mountain without a gun.” . Dr. Nichols recalled that a vouth Killed in the attempted ascent of Mit. Everest was asked before ed to climb it why he wanted do so. The reply was, ‘Because a . a a Rg ayers . S se hel ek : a oa SPs Se PAA MORSE! ET oman: 5 band come to know all about them, , Sane a a Hbut by taking them apart, petal by an. ee & l, the flower itself is gone. Just ' Corner for Wild Flowers. © “I would take you away t hothouse flowers. take vou to wild mountain slopes, far afield. the bubbling and fresh springs if God, and vou will come back eivified. A dream of mine is part- My realized, for the cold water of PMepntain brooks is piped into our titi Ss and maybe vour children’s Mhiidren will pipe the cool moun- aT The MIRROR of >UBLIC OPINION DWELLING ABROAD. pm an article im the May issue of - Z@merican Mercury by Lawrence J. Them ion. who has lived in Lendon, Copenhag md Berlin. 4 Y children are of the eleventh ge a tion born on American soil. Of my @ nediate forbears, not one ever set foot i foreign land. Yet here am I, tenth @ he line, uncontaminated by foreign biog™ ng abroad by free choice—and for men nh a quarter of my lifetime! * * * b » thousands of Americans—tens of thou mis, indeed—-who are just as I am. : on. Paris and Rome are thronged em. One finds them in Brussels, sden, Munich. I know some in M md one in far-off Kieff. One encoun em everywhere—-Americans who stand pOnianeousiv when “The Star Spa nner’ is played, who pay the Ame hcome tax, and who eat pie and baked Deas nd sigh for sweet potatoes and corn @ he cob. * * * It cannot, I think, be rovertcW that America was once, and ‘eral decades, politically the freest c¢ in the world. . Yet even that f great only by contrast. It consist @inly in freedom from compulsory ™ ‘ service—except in time of war—and#? ne right to call the President a swine making oneself liable to presecution majeste. Liberty of thought on all Subjects. whether scientific, mora! or U® ical, was greatly curbed even in @& Iden Age. * * © * Of a man's right ve his own life, to enjoy some degree’ vacy, to be free from every kind of jision not absolutely necessary for the stion of his neighbor's life and prope™ of all this we exiles find few traces in @ Ative land. * * * My children speak tht® hguages fluently and make a faif ™ &# fourth, and can read at least two oth® Or do they de this at the expense of bther-tongue. * * * They will most p20 not become socialists, anarchists. Unists, syndicalists or other strange Cre for they appear to have inherited # r amount of intelligence, byt if | buld do so they will still find ‘every wit Europe, save in Hungary and Russia, &@ pect due to their honest conviction@® “| a save a corner in rden for wild flowers. ‘* Host of Episcopal Churches moolah Temple. Honary Host, presided. mt children and teachers Episcopal Church from 34 Sunday Phurch missions. New Films | . Bf NIE. T was a fortunate thing indeed for Linnie Reynolds, a poor out /@Zcessively honest, if somewhat mb, shopgirl, that Garry Schuy- *, the handgome millionaire, nad true heart beating under the o!d Ns he wore when he went eping around her department . looking for new thrills. For- ate indeed. fer there is no teil- what might have happened to mnie, seeing as she fell for M°. Yler's winning smile right off bat and went on an automobile With him wearing such hign- shoes that walking back ’ Es, Even when Linnie found out her new boy friend had a on the avenue with 26 rooms 14 baths, she stil] trusted him * much thet by the end of the week she married him, and Play would have ended rignt if her husband's mother and hadn't come back from the‘r é & swimming pool in the par- nd been properly shocked to mY Plate had married a shop- It seems the situation was Wated by the fact that Mrs. vier Sr. was suffering r da "RAH FOR NORTH CAROLINA. bm the Raleigh News apd Observer. ORTH CAROLINA is still leading 3 babies. Race suicide is not one of @ mgers for which the State has to year there were 32 babies born ™ very thousand population, which Wes % cord for the nation. That is an unUSa™ The calamity howlers have been’ ® y in recent months picturing the that is about to be be visited upon ™ that the news ig more welcome inarily. North Carolina is proud of d. It shows that the State is 8 happy homes. It indicates that it @ ate in which the fundamentals of life® ve a piace. If there are no G , no Bohemian centers and no magazines, we can at least Ives with the thought that we ha otten the. realities of life. Let the P rage and the grouches complain. # or woman can be a pessimist e presence of babies, and. as for pei: have no place with children. The ® the fewer grouches. It i# # = hter-in-law might learn of 7 *Preading the story around. You We imagine how unpleasant things around the 26 reoms, io Rething of the 14 baths, after for Linnie, and so one night MS Slipped out into the rain. Gar- P @ithough he had just had his Jacket pressed, dashed after = in his snappy little open run- and overtook her so fast that Ped into her and landed er + ® hospits). There Linnie dies ®nce more the picture comes = a om ‘finish. Not so in the movies, &: ~ ae Pat Linnie is not only aliv seu. but that Garry Schuvier : re.” which te “seg }* a 4 the! he | same ig it with friendship; | ef it is analyzed into its minut- part. it no longer exists. luncheon May 18 at ' | from | h air into your St. Louis étreets. | your flower | Dr. Nichols also epoke yesterday | mernoon at the fifty-sixth anni-| bWsary meeting of the Missionary at | Bishop Frederick | r. Johnson officiated and Wallace | . Simmons, president of the Mis-. Hundreds | schools | @ttended and deposited with Bishop | Anson their contributions to the} @ have been well nigh impo:- | wantry home—32 rooms, 18 baths | that the heir to the Schuyler | from | and she was afraid that. »@nd ruin her positton in society | eet ane Put on her old shop clothes | Richard Dix is the st Annie Laurie Carleton. Mrs. John B. Denvir Jr. of 15 day for Atlantic City. ter. Miss Jane Parsons. wil! | Cooley, her in June and in July they will | go to Wianno, Mass., for the sum- ' /ductor will mothers to the part mer. Miss Judith Dena. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslue Dana of | Brentmoor, will attend qa house party on Long Island N. Y., in June, and later will join her. parents in Wianno, Mass., for the summer. Invitations have been received for a large bridge luncheon te be given Friday ‘afternoon by Miss Mary Delle Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Woeds of | Reynolds’ son, Private Leland Mer- Kingsbury boulevard. There will be ; 12 tables for cards. Cards were received this merning from Miss Harriet Logan. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Legan of 6170 Pershing avenue, for a bridge the Midland Valley Country Club. Mrs. Eimer B. Adams and | Wood. daughter ef Mr. and | Williams of avenue. ; ‘bridge luncheon at Hotel Statler. Washington Terrace will depart to-| —- _ TT eae Her daugh- | join | ee Engagement Announced i ; i | i ' -——Dieekmann Phote. Miss lillian Marie Williams. OD UNCERENT was made last | week of the engagement of | Miss Lillian Marie Williams, | Mrs.” J. E. Dartmouth avenue, | City, and Charles F. | Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. | Cooley, of 6445 Enright | The news was told at a/| University CC. ae Philadelphia, and Mrs. George Dock Jr. of New York, and they. will spend the summer in the East. ——— ' Mrs. May W. Reynolds of 5439 Page boulevard, Gold Star mother. left St. Louis yesterday to join a party Star Mothers of America, who will! sail May 13 for France to make a tour of the battlefields and cemeter):s. | of members of the Gold on the George Washington ; On Memorial day a special con- take each group of of the cem®?-, tery they wish to visit. Mrs. | the elleau ee riam Reynolds, is buried American cemetery at The party will return on the Leviathan June &, and Mrs. | Reynolds will visit in New York ‘and Philadelphia before returning heme. ——- Mrs. M. J. Mandelbaum. who has) ' been visiting her sister, Miss Elise Mrs. | John P. Bryson of the Forest Park | Hotel have gone to Walpole, Mass.. Beck. of 535 Clara avenue, returned to her home in Cleveland Friday. Miss Margaret Mowrey, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mowrevy of University street, has returned ‘from a brief visit to her sisters, Misses Sarah May and Blanche to open Mrs. Adams’ summer. home. They will remain until au- tumn. Misses Elizabeth and Willis) Dyer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dyer of the St. Regis apart- ments, have returned from Texas. where they have been visiting ' friends. ~ Mrs. Harry Freneh Knight of the Kitzinger and Warson road and her daughter-in-law, mre. J. | York for a fortnight. Miss Alice Hadley, daughter of Leo G. Hadley of 3247 Longfellow | boulevard, returned last week from San Jose, Cal., where she visited her sister, Mrs. Clarence Kelly , Canelo. Mrs. James M. Sloan of 5545 Pershing avenue will depart in June for Northampton. Mass. to attend the commencement exer- cises at Smith College, where her daughter, Miss Mary Sloan, wil]! _be graduated. She will be joined ‘by her other daughters. Miss | Berkeley Sloan, who is now in — as ' i } ; ; Brooks Knight. have fone to New Sarli. Charles A. Sarli of 5117 Kensington avenue, and Burt Kaemmerer, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Kaemmerer, took place quietly at noon Saturday in Jane Mowrey, students at Arcadia College. The Latayette W. C. T. U. will give a goodfellowship luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs, J. R. Ginn, 3943 Flora place. Mem- bers and their friends are invited for a business session following the luncheon. The Good-Fellowship Club will, meet Friday evening at Westmin- ster Hall. 3806 Olive street. Those interested are invited. The of Miss Lenora and Mrs. marriage daughter of Mr. ee ce St. Mark's Church. Luncheon Tollowed at the home of the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Joseph Valenti, 3444 | Oxford street. The couple will de- | part Tuesday for their wedding trip ; and will make their home in §&t. | Louis. ee its third and last ending. It a!] | sounds rather complicated. with so |\many bathrooms and things to keep | itrack of, but it's ‘really the best picture entertainment of the week. Another Dumb Belle. , T the Grand Central, West End Lyric and Capitol, ‘“Chickie”’ proves to be much the same sort ‘of a story. This time, however, 'Mhickie is a trusting little stenoz- rapher, who gets al) tangled up 'with a millionaire, who, unfortu- nately, hasn't got his mind set on | matrimony. ———— ber of rooms and baths are not ' mentioned, there is, of course, the ever reliable swimming pool. Hid he been the right sort, Chickie might have married as much money, or even more, than Linnie did in ““The Price of Pleasure.” cut the best cireumstances, was to land a struggling young lawyer. It’s ret much of a picture, but Ray Mil- ler’'s Jazz Orchestra, on the staze, provides enough eagsertainment to a ings. ‘Remember Flora Finch? HE old Belasco-De Mille socie- has been remade into a movie and . Missouri's ‘write a successfu! dies, Mies Flora Finch, who, with | the late John Bunny, made millions ‘| laugh in the old two and three ree!- ers. Macy and Scott, also on the! bill, are clever enter- tainers. ' How to Write a Movie. OWN at Loew's State this week you can learn all about how to. movie scenario. | All you have to de is to get a type- | writer and plenty of cigarettes and ae ee He, too. has a house | on the avenue, and while the num- | Play is unfolded. 6tick to the job until it’s finished. | “The Way of a Girl.” thé feature | film, shows am author at work on | the picture and as he writes the | Eleanor Board- | man is the star and every now and | ‘then she steps out of the drama) what to do next. she could do, under the | | are, provides make up for the film's shortcom- | ty meller, “Men and Women,” _tertaining picture at the Del Monte ar in the re-| | vamped version at the Missouri. Dix | and consults with the author about As a matter of. fact, the play would never get very far on its own meriitse Sut the man- | ner in which it is done is a distinct | novelty for the screen and proves | to be very entertaining. On the Stage the Pastelle Ballet, with the | Albertina Rasch girls. whoever they | an exquisite dance number. $200,000,000 for a Man. ONWAY TEARLE and Sigrid Holmquist do their best te make “A School for Wives” an en- ‘PROGRAM GIVEN BY CHILDREN ’ ial News | Archbishop Glennon Makes Short He charitable institutions. a eimple tribute of one woman to FUNERAL FOR ARTHUR E. RETON AT KANSAS CITY TOMORROW Wag Manager of St. Louis Louis Branch of American Type Younders Co. for 28 Vears. Funeral services for Arthur OF CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS Address at* Conclusion of formance at Odeon. A program in celebration of the fourteenth annual cenference of the Catholic charities of St. Louis was given at the Odeon yesterday by children from nine Catholie Peér- / : E. In a short address at the con- clusion of the program Archbishop Glennon thanked the children for their performance, and paid a trib- ute to the sisters in the institutions in which the children are cared for. He asked that the aged be re- membered. ‘Lend them your help and plece over their gray héads a mantle of charity,’ he said. ETRE Pett | ORIGIN OF MOTHERS’ DAY | was consolidated with the Ameri- ee |can Type Founders’ Minister Says It Sprang From Sim- 5. pecame local manager in Kan- ple Tribute of One Woman. |sas City in 1894. Three years The origin of Mothers’ day from’ he came to St. Louis as manager. | Reton is survived ‘by hie widow. i , , Mre. France Dewey Reton: the memory of her mother was teld | 8 y eton: _brother. J. B. Reton,. Robertsvil! yesterday by the Rev. James Har-| ie ned 6’ setes Bien din Smith in his sermon at the| Coomber, Kansas City, Mo. University Presbyterian Church. was an Elk and a thirty- ‘In 1908 Miss Anna M. Jarvis, a sree Mason. : Philadelphia Sunday School teach. | — er, chose to wear a white carnation | Scottish Rite Club Address. in memory of her mother,” Dr.| At its weekly luncheon meeting heme, 320 North Skinker road. ton. established the first type foun- He entered the business with his father and later became connected e, Smith said. ‘From this little in- | tomorrow in the Annex Hotel, the cident has grown the celebration ef Seottish Rite Club will hear an thie day. In 1914 Congress set aside address by the~ Rev. George P. Horst, representative of the Board ‘of Education of the the second Sunday in May as “Moth- ers’ day.’ Today it is being ob- Christendom.” city. - enc W. F. EVANS, 'FRSCO GENERAL COUNSEL DES yea Reton, for 28 years manager of the, St. Louis branch of the American | Type Founders’ Co., will be held to- | morrow afternoon at Washington | | Cengtery, Kansas City, Mo., where | the bedy will be interred. He died | Saturday of heart disease at his| Seneral counsel of the St. Louis- Reton, who was 56 years old. wag 2t &-. Anthony's born in Milwaukee, and when a boy | Saturday of apoplexy. meved with his family to Kansas | ¥@#?s old a City, where his father, John T. Re- | &'#! dry west of the Mississippi River. | ! with a printers’ supply house which | ocnavete ca taaee wee He Co., of which | later | counse!. a | ceived his early education in the George 8.\ wor several! years Reton iew in Topeka, Kan., an? in 19061 third de-| came te St. Louis, where, a year) Presbyterian | ‘served in nearly every church ef Church, with headquarters in this San Francisco Railway Co., died than most of the playlets on vaude- Hospital earty ville stages, and it is made P- He was 66 pear even better than it is BY the “Widely Known Rail Attorney Succumbs to Apoplexy at Age of 66. is a great deal better than t Inelude@ in the Weltnes meets se the pregram ere and his playiet by Edwin Burke. This comedy is merely of momen- tary interest, but it is far better William F. Evans, for 16 years had been ill for sev- suffering Thursday be acting of so excellent a comedian months, the stroke that later proved te fatal. Evans, who was unmarried and resided at Hotel Chase, was one of entertainment. There are two young men, Frank Hurst and Eddie Vogt, whe are funny. They would be even funnier if they would amputate the end ef their act. ‘Another good act ie that ‘of the Wright Dancers. Helen Pachaud is the soloist and she has @ dance chorus of severe! graceful young women, whe tikewise ap- peared briefiy in two other aets. Harry Snodgrass. “King of the Ivories,”” plays well. as was related on his first. appearance at the Orpheum this season. Howard's animals, and Eileen van Biene and Richard Ford, whe sing. were pe- tentially good. Gilbert Wells and Fierence Brady sang “blues.” Wells once wrote “Hard-Hearted Hanna.” —~ He entered the service of the Frisco in 1907 as general solicitor and (‘two years later became general | He was born in Menroe County, lowa, November 16, 1859. and re- publie schools of Centerville, he la. practiced ‘later, he was appointed genera! at- | /terney for the Chieage Rock Is- land & Pacific Meilroad. Evans was ai é director of the Central National Bank of 8t. Louis and a member ef the St. Louis. |Missouri and American Bar Aasso- ciations. He also was a member/| Neb., and Mrs. Ida of the St. Louls, Noonday and | Spokane, Wash. Street, at 3 p. m., tomorrow. The Racquet Clubs. Funeral services will be held at bedy wil] be shipped te Centervie, He is survived by two sisters.an undertaking. chapel, 4449 Olive ia., for burial Wednesday. —Strauss Phote. | WILLIAM F. EVANS, Mrs. H. M. Cyphers of Fairbury, Walten, of | this week, but the plot is too | of ; BP meat. Hs fee Bt. ac te Lammert’s THRIFT DAY. Fi figs BS See cp EF ote a ae Bis a3 Se sitts, te 15 Te eS | See ito the et: f ; *>4) a > Tete) ; > 2% et. £237) $5: 1 eet ; : st} ; 2h , x 4 , ne . 2 & ae r) *, ’ é * THREE PIECES pav- enport, wing chair and club chair. Reduced to........ 4 ee and a stage number on the Del- monte bill. .

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IO ta ltt Pig we 2 journal recently asked where ther ‘Tne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE Cll Y Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED on leat her seat at rus- 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. ete and a Seva Tuesday Barga At the Dependable Furniture Store of St. is Mirrer mches and the $ me Associated Pres. er 4SHINGTON, May 14—® a mw i >. $380.00 Ten-Piece Huguenot Walnut Dining Suites ary bas Tmoade plate tor year than has been tui $20.00 Cash—Balance i in Weekly or Monthly Payments rhe Americas 70 _- other 1? monfhs a ‘Orders bave been prepared wer tive sitk fiber paper, , » sheet of which eight pieces mcy are made. and, : oat 5905} A massive l(}-ptece S Air . 4 Pp Suite * . the Burea'™ of ‘at the latest Huguenot walnut. The ; Bee ocinting will be rum at has mahogany interiers—drawers ay “ = ~ a ~% cal 7 Fens. er Ranges $36.75 $1.90 Cash—Balance Monthly aner. "$2.00 Cash * eel dons Reed Fiber Tea W bo of 4 Disbes — a as i x . ~~ - “ ~ C=) " oa? S he! yee pe se See. of i urabile . G © & ? - 2 Top-Iecer 7 we 2 ee eee te ee A Fortunate Purchase Enables Us te C Incandescent Nitrogen’ and Tungsten Lamps ~ At Actual Sevings of 40", (,uaraateed 1000 Hours 25, 40 and 3D) Watt Clear Lamps. .... SR A SON AD eae mtn A te. een SS oe 2 te , >) 2>-Watt Frosted 2), Round Lamps ‘a & + ee tet elem a me ee a ~~ —_ 4-Watt All-Frosted Round Lamps .. Strong Kitchen Lampe ? or te we — = - een nner Mee: i A yi ea Sete ete ow - ort en aias me 106-Watt | See These Lange in Gur Bargain Upright models, finished mn mahoganr, have excellent | all makes of -ords. special at only $49 75. $3 Cash Delivers One edligied>tab dill, aeaeeeee eee $75 =49-2 Value. ere beautifully A A te — lade-s . seorgette when — ™ Le — " °« ana SL. A ana THe A.. ie) 2 -- = owe ‘ o = " = A . .. = ‘3 2 “ te — 2 _ i ee ee ‘iM ciiienes detseen tte ee , — and plav Sisal +> Singelllhetpaaieacediensdinstininamesshaee eee eat - RR ewan se n0-dbeeenigdem tienes oe ee ae ee BRIDGE LAMPS Pn ee ee . see SS A wenrnderful Bed made »b Y England er Cames equipred with a heavy. all-tufted mattress ered in @ @urable cretonne. ends are in walnut en Ree. Cash—Balance Monthly inets in ——— Some two-tone finishes are offered at this low price. $3 Cash Delivers One _ UNION HOUSE FURNISHING. CO.

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MONDAY. MAY 11, iges. $1.75 Value | This inches and the frame , ished in white ename] of St. Louis Mirror measures 14x17 is fin. rgains ne Suites e 10-piece Suite finis in uguenot walnut. The Suite any interiors—drawers are Consists of buffet, china er, extension table, five one host chair. The seats upholstered in beautiful onthly Tea Wagons | j= brown finish. made of reed and » With separate serving trays. SUa! value at $11.75.° i an gh ie ak 5 i ae ak “2 AG eine, Ee Hike actin. » 1.00 Cash Delivers One i ‘ se Enables Us to Offer ndescent Nitrogen 1 Tungsten Lamps ictual Savings of 40°, Uaranteed 1000 Hours ; HY) Watt m=. x 16¢ >Lampin . | Fatt size oS MRS 19@ E.. 24¢€ ec “ 30@. kitchen Lamps | 100-Watt Daylight MN: & se’ ss AX8e 190-Watt Clear Lamips.... e Our Bargain Basement ae Shades Shades 50 thly Cedar-Lined IFFOROBE Sieineiienieantitnetetteesateenenentinae dee eee —= - las er oP ”. z + “a ie ele eee “a. + i I POD OS aN a ie eG. eg REAL “"ESTATE LS ' Sk a es ee ee Se ie! eS a: OE RTOS Se, Mee Fe Neg Sep i : a ; 4 - ee ee ee 2 ee —-—.—= — a A | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [MARKETS-sPoRTS “PART THREE. termes. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 19235. os a: -- a) >. =e :? « Circulating. ~_ the Associated press. WASHINGTON, May 1}.—The _enry has made plans for print- : more paper money in the next | portunity for “curing” the money; have ordered. BURY PLANS BIG. SVE OF CURRENCY 'ment of the printing program, As- ee Will Be ‘Cured’ for Two | > of Three Weeks. Before ‘it is to see that there is ‘plenty of — made known vesterday | Treasury would take its first step — one year before have the orders for money paper exceeded 150,000,- 000 sheets. That quantity was or- dered during the year now coming to a close and it was about 20 per, cent greater than ever was used before in a like period. Coincident with the announce- ee sistant Secretary Dewey, whose job money available in the country. that the July 1 toward building up a reserve of currency. By this method it is | tablishment of a reserve. Dewey) said the bills now are printed and, placed in circulation within 10 days | while tests have proved that they, should not pass through the print-, mg stages in Jess than a month and | should be ‘‘cured” or “seasoned” | two to three weeks longer. DESERTER REWARDS FOR POLICE The $50 paid by the Govern- } ment for arrest of deserters from | the army or navy will henceforth | be divided between the policemen ‘making the arrést and the Polic? | Relief Association instead of it all | ; ’‘s hoped.the life of paper money may/|vweing paid to the Relief Associa- | | be prolonged. There will he an op- | year than has been turned! before it goes into active service | tion, the Police Commissioners | It used to be that way years ago, py the American Government, and this process is expected to keep! 80 per cent to the officers mak- other 12 months in history. | it from fraying, cracking and other-|ing the arrest and °0 per cent to ‘Orders have been prepared for) wise going to pieces easily. » purchase of 200,000,000 sheets | The life of the one dollar bill now} the Relief Association. But squab- bles arose among the men mak-?} active silk fiber paper, from is only about eight months, where-!ing arrests and a former Board In pre-war days the wh sheet of which eight pieces of as Treasury experts figure it should| decided to end the question and | mrency are made, and, beginning! be a year. ordered al] rewards of the kind | i, the Bureau of Engraving average bill would wear about 14) paid into the Relief Association. money requirements. An or- weeks. @ printing will be run at maxi-jor 15 months, am capacity to meet the nation’s; changed. but times have! Dewey is convinced that! higher prices, use of automobiles, | ‘tor 95,000,000 sheets already | the necessities of commerce and\in-'to hunt out the * gone to the manufacturers and dustry compel] the carrying of more thereby ai He installment will be delivered in| money. The Treasury has not been able’ The new board holds a policeman | entitied to share in the reward for } his work. It gives an incentive | deserters and. the Government. it | holds, so has ordered a read ijust- ment. 80 per cent to the officers , — ‘antitrust suit /enue Agent W. J. Miller, in which | | most GOVEROR WANTS | damage on big business,” says Gov. White-' | tield’s statement. | It | t Says World Should Know ' courage new indusfries to _ dish themselves in Mississippi, the’ press of the nation is proclaiming: that ‘Mississippi -is gunning for money’ and making war “I want the world to know that this suit does not reflect the atti- tude of the State of Mississippi to-/ I be-| ward legitimate business. estab-! Does Not Represent Mis- | lieve that it may even prove a good sissippi’s Attitude. | By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Miss., May 11.—Dis-| ; convene claiming all responsibility from the. filed by State Rev- | the State seeks to impose $12,000,-' 600 penalties on the Ford Motor) Co., Gov. Whitfield last . night) called upon Miller to bring abdéut;| dismissal of the suit. out of regard | to Mississippi's position in the eyes, of the world. The Governor's statement, after Geclaring that the revenue agent) had not consultefl with him before, filing the suit, contends that “‘the filing of the suit is fraught with unfortunate consequence for Mississippi.’’ “At the very moment when as : that Mississippi thing in disguige, for it should parting of the ways.” Adding that the Legislature will | Mrs. Nadine Proctor Injured When | in regular session before | the pending suit can be concluded, , PY eht, 1925. by the Press and Pulitzer | Gov. Whitfield declared: | serve to make out people realize. has come to the| | “T shall send a special meesage ‘to all members of the Legislature by mail within the next 10 days! Procter, the Cincinnati soap manu- | emphasizing the clarifying of the’! State’s attitude toward business en-'! terprises. “T sincerely hope that the reve-.| nue agent will see fit to reconsider! der her pillow was $8000, which ' most carefully the legal merits of she had gust received from her | screams. lawyer. to find the bedclothing in flames this action under the law as now) written, and uniess further study | and consultation with other emi-) nent attorneys convinees him be-| and Servants She At midnight she awoke the lamp lying on the floor. quickly answered her stroyed. Mrs. was, a@ Russian Countess. yond -all doubt that the present) statute is being violated and that! it is his sworn duty to continue the | prosecution, I trust that his sense | of fairness and his regard for Mis- | sissippi’s position in the eyes of) the world will lead to its dismiss- | a].’’ $8000 UNDER PILLOW BURKS: lamp at Bed Is Upset. ji Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) ; NICE, May 11.—When Mrs, Na-! dine Proctor, widow of Percy! facturer, went to bed Saturday! night in her chateau, the Petite Russies at Mentonne, she left a) lamp burning beside her bed. UN-) over, etore ———— —— Men’s SHOES We Cali for and Deliver tions. — WITH THE BEST $ 25 oAK LEATHER ‘*Outgro’’ is a harmless antiseptic | manufactured for chiropodists. How- | A few drops of ‘‘OQutgro’’ in the crevice of the ingrowing nail reduces | inflammation and pain and so tough. | ens the tender, sensitive skin under- | neath the toe nail that it cannot | ‘penetrate the flesh, and the nail Turns Right Out Itself anyone can buy from the drug. a tiny bottle containing direc- | Sponsored at Palm Beach, the vogue for Beach Pajamas will be the leading style of the bathing season. Worn over the bathing suits for smart- ness and protec- tion from exces- Sive sunshine. Several styles in fancy colored and figured En- lish broadcloth foes which you May order at 5 Also ps, | 10c to $2.50 ee . ~ “asa “ an se o Ce Ee mm ied ee wn IX @ a aw 4 “a 8 4 es ® WY, 6 ONO, 44% é e¢.* * ¢¢ % a ae ¢ ” ‘ & ’ 44 ad 7 4 i“ ¢ Py * .¢ 4 $ a ¢ é ore L Vw "RETR ~~ _—_—_—_—_—*s - a nt nn ne en nee DS LMP Oe A ALE BPE ma “ , A ee ore eT - THESE SUITS ARE REGULATION STYLE FOR ALL SWIMMING POOLS AND OUTDOOR BATHING BEACHES mnouncement of the Treasury’s/singe' the World War to print and 20 per cent to the Relief As-| chief executive of the State, I have PHONE NEAREST BRANCH | turns naturally outward almost over m discloses that never in any’ money fast enough to permit es-/( sociation. ibeen bending every effort to en-' pight. - wef . . Ma SS erro ree . USE THE GARLAND ARCADE—FROM SIXTH ST. THRU TO BROADWAY assesses « STYLES FOR THE MERAMEC, SWIMMING POOLS, RESORT WEAR AND BEACH PROMENADING 5700 Pure Wool, Silk-and-Wool and Rib-Knitted California — ~« Every Suit close knit of pure wool—to cling snugly without sagging or stretching. Just the proper weight for comfort and ap- pearance. ALL THESE COLORS KELLY TURQUOISE LANVIN ORANGE CARDINAL ORCHID COPEN TANGERINE BLACK BROWN LIPSTICK NAVY STRIPES AND COMBINATIONS Always the first and biggest event of its kind in St. Lo style and quality to Suits purchased by leading merchants mendous savings by purchasing during the makers’ slack season. and be ready for that first “Swim.” A q / > RS {59 Seger en Piety etn FE Re — New Bathing Suit Section—Second Floor, Broadway. ‘ee ee. ers Bs es » , , te hatin” a bd ae " t's — oe " Lp. co E> ASE ii SAR La e) Ys we RES eats Mea : Bathing Suits at % to % Actual Value uis—this year greater than ever before. here and elsewhere to sell for many dollars more. YOU can save likewise by buying in advance. NEW 1925 STYLES Styled for fit and smartness with curve knit hips, reinforced crotch and short Cali- fornia attached skirt. Round and V necks, one and two button shoulder straps, knitted braid trims, silk ties, knitted belts, crossbar stitching, knitted-in silk stripes, silk braid, contrasting piping, pockets and all the latest features. ° Misses’ Sizes, 28 to 32 Bust Women’s Sizes, 34 to 46 Bust Extra Sizes, up to 52 Bdst These Suits are identical in We tre- SAVE MONEY was only slightly burned about the head And arn, but the money, forgotten, was de- Procter formerly ,» ——— ntl *

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= cat's POST-OISPATCH wee Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Circulation thar the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED rs * | MONDAT. the seriousiy burned im attempting *- ; ber, his mechani flying low whem SITTING them it Was e gay Sunday outins . pital with a fractured right leg snd = Sc escaped wilt | | Serrigar was 7 THREE ON | But out of the west hove @ dilapi- bruises about the face. Her sister. | COURT | = anvur ton. Barrigar was! plane struck « tree: ee Paso free Barrigar. FENCE BY ABAD RIT BY AUTG ceree courtme car, carrying five Louise Midk, 13. was bruised on ne ter three artillery seidie-»| throws neg but wes jmen. As the car hit the stretch the face af@ hands. The car ¥*®5 are lest in the mountains ed in a river usinjared, ) Children, “Hello” +e guarded br the fence, the driver driven by Simon Zooske, 45. Wh lem every -_ Passersby. Hert Whea lost control There was a crash. was arrested and held without Car Into Railing ‘Screams turned to moans as 29 bond. Zooske and his companioss te iglamds, te be fed to hogs. The! ; eek ge ome germ open eye wee , city hae in its possession phote- afeer June 18 from Sc. Louisat 9 03am. Ar- . ong ac ae tea : sc pre - : rives West Yellowstone day after tomecrow . ) ’ a tac tonne apg - reas Tiffang-Like. ° =win DarTrsee or the AJeIn A3~ . >. ass hosse (yardage erooingaeragtng ‘o--which held) Gl Em d . the aie Gedenet Ss One Salad Plates } = Brooks and Hornbrook Confer. Special Price. ey Ticket Office | ; Director Breoks confe-red today| $8.00 Dozen Broadwey : with Capt. Mernbroek of the city! EP ‘ 4 barber beat. Erastus Wells. Thi’ Vaz tet y 0 Cc F.L. tae Déy. Posecnget Aigner. Wabash 3 . : beat, eccasiomally has towed gar-| f ‘ | 7 : 1450 Railway Exchange, Se. Louis tage scews downstream. when the. ' 4 M. a , Sen a» LL. Carney, General Agene, Union Paciic regular towbeats were not im ser-| | Il aie ° 2053 Railway Exchange. Sc. Louis pee vice. ' MM. Ctreuit Atterney Sidener todar | to 3 | : | said he had no information of law) rielations in cernectien with rcar- bage @isposal. but would act on! any complaint ; St. Louts Queensware 1121-25 Olive St . ae iL _ ooo Lieutenant Killed im Plane crak, | mR the Associated FF reas ‘4 MANILA. Mar 1! —Lieu* fora | | Ceomureys accept year phenegraph. piane or ether -— PD. Barriger was burned to deat | musica! instr at as payment. mer ry wher his airplane crashed and n *5.00 Trapt Ae “ Policy For *1 Per Year You do not have to subscribe for any newspaper — the offer is open to readers of ANY newspaper. No physical examination — your ap- $9.75 00 | = = A | plication on the blank below with One Dollar completes the 335} | Satnes to Sam. Sweaters +] .00 Canes cot 6 St Geis: Rathay ar aiee aaa — transaction. . Pon amg SPRING COATS P.C.Murphy Trunk Ca e2 am sauna cntnen $675] 707 WASHINGTON awE. Mail This Application Today! coos aL a ae —_—______________--| @aeeaananeae For $5,000.00 Travel Accident Insurance Policy, Issued to Anyone, cape sa ea — Spree cown ; Anywhere i im the United States or Canada, by the 2 meen SS CIP a gy St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Fill cnt this application. Send it with $1.00 to the Post-Dispatch : Insurance Bureau, St. Leuis, Mo. Le [ certify that [ am more than (10) rears of age, and less than (70) rears of age, that | am neither deaf nor blind and that I am not emppied to the extent that [ camnot trave! safeir in oubdi: te plates. and T hereby appl ; 517-19 WASHINGTON AV. 9 to 10 O°CLOCK ONLY!:! | COATS $3.75 sCARFsS] 95| Werth wp te : Site at a eo Werth «up te $25.68. Only > te = cuptemer SPRING DRESSES mn “ ee rh, ; ) | ; ) for a $5000.00 Travel Accident Policy in the Federa! Life Insurance Company. issued through The St. Leuis 5 Pest-Dispatch. : : 1) : { - Full Name ae Ses ae ae I ier i le Ra ie a ies Bi a a n Namein Fu . ) Address. ....... an tic aceon mw ening omy one Nad we'% fo 0.'area hc than 6.cw os die ecu rm wa oem ks cu... Sireert ‘i State < ; . , ? swam aqnbiaik< incall i tec tapih etal oesttbek osc saaee ah Dac aline-e: Mai tath aioe Ms saneue cee ceiale bse. Gli ao OR cs Occupetion........... ae anid Ac ck Sil sac sets ilk x-mas demi duec phen aGwseda RG ckchseww <n. 0.0.s-e aed mace tice ; * e — a a rT ae, ae a NE ete hi, Or peda eee er N-series e e 8 2 NS NE ED Deg Se cee hee Ee ce eee oes s 2 Write bere name and address of persen te whem rou want ‘netrance paid in case you are billed, etherwitee it will be pald ‘o ; ? : “" veur estate. | = _ - : Watch fer Heur Sale - 35 5 Barguns the second : /_ Menday mi i erery ‘ % menth—exciusively i : the Post-Dispatch. 7 ' : | | a iii : . me SS tho. dt. er et a ae ort’ 2... Pers 4 a ae aoe f ¢ ST EMT ot i ‘3. i

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: a m 4 ; af : MAY IT i$eg: = a : MAY 11, 1926. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 3/,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _19 : ; ee ae , acrific ip Tl th D ane p ; onge 0 8to10 : 10 to 11 "Princess Slips r ‘or undergarments, P ‘. : atl a a wae aD | curtain scrim. a4 [I pli 1om cases, ete. Deore Cape Til conce uwersn |] ccormios: cove eaniiy’ @ Tiffany-Like, Sixth and Locust Seneed Eaten to" to ‘Stout Women. zp nl ecta: ter ome wide; extra special + 49 Pee lh apy rely a . (Second Floor ‘aga ee r. Glass Embossed ri i wee oe . ° ° iT " - Z : een rice, F IBER SILK HOSE i Socks A \ White 59c se {\/ a . _ $8.00 Dozen. «BSB... Fiber Hose||| =.--- SILK BLOUSES || Vacuum Bottles : Per Month Variety of Colors Outsizes % 7 - — o tine gg conan women’s Fiber Hose Slop Jars TY sik pene chine Over: Ree es y Mars nee aceerren, aerve sho sta 7) : 2 | monty, aa | A oe Boge’ pars toa Cacanae of sete’ all scire 9a || {Or One aur Theae players are intended for’ sal | 42 4. iM. eet et ee et ee 89.SPRING DRESSES ? = + q Odd Chairs These xpecial offers good from 8:30 to 11 a. m., 2 to 4 hg ™m., —— »; : 4 | silk mohair. $35 nhs taal and all week. Valees to | # = buffet ' 2 — ) 14-k. white old. $ Reai »p Aimy n-§ ‘i | 5 % 6% 2dr $8.50 . Beautiful ana "4 dertul design. - op 4() a EEG PD ER Cory $605 dal Kove Design No Cc O. D.’s 2 14-k. cond. s8—18-k. Gold, 810 We are official Watch Inspector for many leading railroads, including Wabash, Missouri Pacific, Southwestern, etc. walrus grein ; 6 brass rivets ; 2 straps all acustonier. No or after above y Trunk Co. INGTON AVE. Table Lamps Floor Lamps Bridge Lamps, $9.50 and Up This fine assortment of Lamps to be sold at 25% off. Cash or con- venient terms to all cus- No Exchanges No Refunds 820 PINE ST. OPTICIANS Tel. Olive 4973 1 We carry a con nple ete astock of ) gentlemen's and ladies’ Wat hes em x at reasonable prices We epe- Watch the Time™ cialize in the repairing of ua Tuesday—ti y V), watches and jewelry. A. M. te.1 P. MM. Serr = : 7 f ie <, ESTABEL 4BLISHED 7896 — wy Rags and Suitcases. Main 3075. x JEWELERS Flees tomers. o. 4 TH ST. — Po RE Ee TYYYII II. . ig Nort Six —— . ; - _ HOUR SALE 2 NUMEROUS REQUESTS : ‘ weve, oo “ott taes | 6 During Entire Week From EXTRA SPECIAL Morning — 3-Hour SP ECIAL ' Afternoon— : gy Sy yap agg Gradwohl’s Sr Set 3-Hour SPECIAL 11 A. M. to 4 P. M. | 5 to 8 P. vi. 9 to 1 2 o clock | 1 to 4 o'clock 748 $ [: 95 Pp ANTS - 35 cl Al : J yt L Fy (= io = a t—s A Porch Rocker | $47.00 Axminster Rug ON TTATS. ™ Cats oe DE ; Full Room Size E | ® : De’ Luxe 95 : Values Up to $5.00 Big high back, wide ‘comfortable $3 Men’s Coats and Vests.......... Fox — = Trimmed Raincoats Off Gabardines and Topcoats. arm, a soft, inviting seat. Made of A real money-saving opportunity— hard maple with spar varnish natural regularly priced $47 Axminster Rugs 05 SILK DRESSES finish. Seat is double $ 98 at a special three-hour selling. Full $6.5 : and of closely woven a 9x12 size, heavy weight and in a vari- ie a he; rattan. Special Three- . " ety of the newest patterns and colors. pi COATS phe | Hour orice .... 6.556% gy Special payment terms if desired. ie : ‘ec vse 1012 N. GRAND 1 _ Ninth and Washington HELLRUNG co GRIMM Sixteenth and Cass : 621 Lox

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* 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED om ere eee . a ~ ¥ A, ae ah Ue pt -@e eA. G a rn * ¥ 4 m4 be “« ae fleet and fs . mee the shell to an by American companies, lid 7 mst heat and ¢fore President Coolidge by the! i American Steamship Owners’ Asse- | ‘ciation, the Ship Owners Assecia- : | tiem of the Pacific and the Pacific ‘American Steamship Co., urge the/ _creation ef two special pres est te) ; determine the extent of serv to | twelfth Arcade 4 'be carried om and the ameunt of; E’RE moved from the floor of the e | @irect national] aid through raail . Hf 7 - ; pay and pe on. ee Building to bigger ground floor offices on Lo- lare almest all the owners of = Me. |ccsns-guang tummage wader the| cust just west of Tenth. The average man made us - :. miss 7 _Amertean flag. | : ‘ . ————ee ooo | ing wi 3 Tt made public vee | Theaverage a ordi Pleasure of your day’s outing will not be marred by anxiety ee = move into these bigger quarters. . man = over the necessity of hurrying home to look after the furnace Shipping Bearé from seven mem- | j wanted financial instituti . : ° =a if you have HART HEAT Sarr a on to fit his needs. Thatis . ° e e . some form o ect Corpeora- i So ~ e - That is one of the real, downright enjoyable features of a Hart Ou ‘tiem, under the contro! of the Sec- | what we are do and itso well ~J al , b : Burner. You always know that when vou return home you are going | retary of Commerce or s oar : ) : ad 7 me inviting, cozily comf i ee | old working quarters. a — into the same inviting, cozily a place “a you “ pope eh t outgrew Our a art Oil Burner owners say they actually forget they have a heat- | pending liquidation. Z = ing plant in their homes. Cold weather is never a period of discom- py emaggartener entity ; ADVISORY for them at home. clude: Extention of the coastwise : ? i ae ; awe oe lipri hen the The Hart Onl Burner is also clean and safe. Positrve, automatic wae reg ee gic | BOARD controls do not permit oil to flow unless it 1s ignited. Also these emption of ceast trade from Pan- ‘ mumesas =. Panmecws same sure controls start operating only when the room tem- ama Canal — freedom of a ; Pabricws Mercantie “o to transfer te foreign registry ex- | perature falls below whatever point you desire, and likewise shut satel toh enatieaei annem Gaeaie! 3 off when the temperature rises. on tm Panama Canal tolls, exten- j "as ie . : sion of the present construction ‘ L. Cohen Grocer Ce For complete freedom from your heating problem, install HART sean ‘anal cenit: ean ! HEAT. We would be glad to estimate on your installation. vemneia em benefited wust reueie JACOB F. HELERENG m _——— trade until leame are re- wens a 2 Oum = President Cass 1v. Bank The Govergment is asked to re- ‘timewish to privately-owned Amgpr- ican ships ‘he carriage of Gevrern- ‘in! > | . ment supplhes and treeps ir time of hp ae DB WAR B peace aed to conver sil Govern- Me SS Ore SAN See SY A LS ment officials and employes and all | | vee +, i eee as Government cargoes in sach ves- =. ri: setae Rt hg oe * hi Lae atm andard by the Underwriters’ Laborateries The Secretary of Commerce, the | Listed as Post master-Gereral. the Secretary H ! ve E of the Navy, the Director ef the: . CK Budget. and ome or two Americal | INCORPORATED citizens experiencee im shipping WiILiisga 4+. KOEYVEnNAY Presttra: Gverentee Zleermc “oa GEORGE LEAKE Saiee Manager Westinghouse Biectric & W's. - Zz o,.. : ee ~~ 4 > Maybe your teeth are gicriously clear, simply clouded with and promotion of foreign trade, a . amd aleo the armount ef direct bar flr coat. Make this remariabiec test and find out. tienal aid mecessary to matintaim Be the mail. passenger and cargo serv- a ices of the merchant marine im overseas trade. With theee aide -he sale of Gor- ernment ships to private owners would be assured, the associations eontend. Ther recommend that laid-up ships, for which the Gov-, ernment has no present or pres- pective use. be sold for scrapping and that the better vresseis be pre-. a | served umtil ther can be sold te American citizens. t —__~ Chance im Seamen's ‘4ct. ; All present Shipping Beard eerv- | ices that are deemed eseential the aseocia‘ions insist should be eper- ated br American citizens. prefer- adiy those who have the courage to invest in the shipring business and who are willing * buy the ships operated as seonm as poaslbie. It is also proposed to amend the seamen s act to permit the master of a vessel to refuse to par wages in a foreigm port +o arr seamen who boarded the shin tnteoricated or under the influence of narcotics or who interfered with discipline. Paying seamen at foreign ports, ‘ne recommendations assert, .pre- vides a2 means fer the smuggling of narcotics and liquor and often > entails heary nalti : Do you want them? Then please accept this remarkable dental Re cep comnt Sinus Gouin Sinee prohibition test—the new method leading dentists are urging. You simply an eae remove the dingy film that clouds teeth invi Stennett theater mes a - teeth and invites gum troubles. Gemand their wages tmmediately : 2pen arrival in a foreign pore s where liquer can he purchased. i+ D° you know that ‘‘off coler” teeth can to that film. Old-time methods fail in sue- S asserted. with the consequence ‘ , 4 . i ~ wae a5 ‘ ss * s ‘ a = = . be restored to dazzling whiteness with cessfully combating it. That’s whv. regard- | ‘>t “he man either desert or re- The Standard of in Brick but little effort’? less of th . turn to the ships unable te. perform © care you take mow, your teeth | :neir duties and often munteb-inainn wwe ten render navi- ~ ~~ a al Rael = FRESH STRAWBERRY { PROVIDENT im LOAN & INVESTMENT ||_ Agta INSTITUTION 1009 LOCUST ST. Oe ., ‘The most beautiful teeth in the world A smile that allures with dazzling whiteness possriiiifies beyond the scope of other materials. And by reducing upkeep, re- 4 peirs, depreciation and fuei and insur- @ace costs, it ia, in the long run, the most economrcal materia! far homes. “ Hy-tex Brick” tells you all abaut it. Come in and get a copy or send for ene. , This offers you a test that will cest you remain dull and unattractive. gation unsafe. A Pox tr nothing. Hence, one it’s folly not to make. New methods remove it. nie ee mociations express the be- -TEX may not always be the cheapest Soe aoe In a few days it wi , And Firm the G Jer Lhat if these recommendations) | | aos = _in a few days it will work s transforma- cae ums are carried out, the maritime inter. brick m4. ton tm the color and luster of your teeth— Now, in a new-type dentifrice called Pepso- #5 of the United States wit! as Tic you can find on the market but | | curses recommend it ago | a in rour whole appearance. dent, dental science has discove effective ““™e 4n importance that ‘us. | ; - ppe tent. be has discovered effective | tee the commit wat few | when you consider what in com Datants. Their action is to eurdle the of a Depart. | Modern science has discovered new meth- i . : te ment of Marine. he — fi “ x - ‘ ods in protecting and beautifying teeth and -~ and Pprengn - then to firm the a. ber of . * . a al what a great difference comes __Jiarsh, gritty substances are judged d and fair dealings that the Hy-tex organization Tree T a Ran your tongue across your teeth. and rou ee ie - . , t will feel a viseous film coat covers them. ao fir ti mp farned. largely on has built the largest Face Brick business in i: oe ee ee es A ue ; iS new method. — gy * That film is an enemy to your teeth—and ** 2 the world. a ue your gums. You must remove it. A few days’ use will prove its power ‘Visit al welecom ‘ = = It elimgs to teeth, gets into crevices and bevond ail donbt. ors are ways © to our Exhibit ont — sn ee ere Sains and gives Rooms, where there are on display panels of ge your teeth that cloudy “off. | ~ a orem mac. color” look. Germs by the mil- [7 3 all colors and textures of Face Brick. one ae en eel ions breed in it, and they. with | XQ RR Mail thie foe { | = tartar. are a chief cause of 0-Day prorrhea. | THE PEPSODENT COMPANY. I HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY Sec. 254, 11043. Wabash Av., Tooth troubles and gum | Chicage, DL, TU. " ey Autherny | Member, American Pace Brick Association _ troubles now are largely traced Send to: CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING - ST. LOUIS [LARGEST MANU PACTURERS CPF PACE BRICE IW THE WORLD

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MONDAY, MAY 11, 1925. MOND MAY 1] 1, 1825. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE — - | | Fire Damages Yukon Town. By the Associated Press. tadio messages received here to- day reported Mayo, the ‘tory and the most important point 'on the Stewart destroyed by fire. — oe ee, tessen-Meat Begin With Ingalls and Be Glad | aro | DIAMONDS Ble Se saee ie \Wubh “4 CREDIT Tuesday Specials | . raymeats Deviled Crabs — in the shell to an ap- brown; just heat and . . ™* 4 »* ne Genuine DIAMOND RINGS for Graduation, Confi- e Arcade : = Fig Pockets | Be with fie filling: 30¢ x% ~ OF Lo- V4 y special, dozen. Z Mammoth Dates | made us | ee tiling Men’s Watches, $16-10'$90 As r coating, 42 | if ge man 4 EPO tie | F. H. INGALLS % ’ 412 N. 7TH ST. amet -- f that we ie a ‘ a me Sw BUSY. BEE CANDIES ADVISORY j BOARD : 6. J. MeCAWLEY President joble-McCawley Realty Ce. HEYVRY W. PRESS vomptrotier, Frisco R. R. j ew ss ey : } ' Sate Deposit Boxes _— : T a small additional expense, Busy Bee a Candies and Tea Cakes may always be had | = in handsomely decorated metal containers of var- ious sizes and shapes. Contents then stay fresh or picnics, touring, etc., and when consumed, a | handy, dandy-looking metal box is left for various GEORGE W. REED 4 Manager Continensa’ ; Paper und Raz Mills J. H. RODEs President Worrell M’o Ce. i pe "Poh: eg init xa ED. F. SCHLUETER Secretary Merrell Deug Co. be ae tn sci tt de di 4 Fo Ta, y r mc | Sa a uses around the home. Phensanise carn - + Tuesday Specials Z ‘ CARL HK. wrrre y 34 t Conservative Building Zs | i! PECAN FILLED DATES .. onc pound boxes... 50c | Z 7 ORANGE LAYER CAKE .. 3 Yellow layers.... 50c y te 6°, interest a : yp o%. interes i All-Week Specials ™— CHOCOLATE MOLASSES STICKS, milk, dark, box 15¢ |. FRESH STRAWBERRY POCKET. . 30c y OnCC CGRE. . Of National Park lodges and dining rooms. Optional side * trips to Kaibab Forest and North Rim of Grand Canyon. | homical family size $1. Dectores /hurses recommend it. The Halev Cempany. Indianapolis. Ind. = Ee ALI a ets tte aaa R Boence mastered foot trouble In méarvelous Cal-e-cids W ear ] new person. '~ _ Send for Free Book in Natural Colors Gregetet ‘ and let us tell you about low summer fares, personally hart ‘package cammatas Sesacted efl-cnpatict tours, and how you can combine Rernatics this vacation adventure with a trip to Yellowstone, Salt Lake City, California or the Pacific Northwest. J = * J. L. Carney, Gen] Agent, 29053 Railway Exchange Bidg., 611 Olive St. Phone Olive 1304 ee SL ATS TT VT eR EDMONTON, Alberta, May-10.— | | second | largest town in the Wukon terri-| i ' i i i ' ; } i River, virtually | j WHITE COURT IS IDEAL SANCTUARY FOR PRESIDENT ‘Mansion at Swampscott, ’ ; ' the summer residence of Charlies! Proctor of Boston is just across the ‘lawn, and The Monastery, occupied | | by his brother, Dry Frank -Proctor | —— | { of Brookline, is on the rocky cliffs) overlooking the water's edge. | Grasshead, the home of Richard} Mitton of Boston, and Shingle-| sides, the summer place of Charles | H. Brush pf Boston, are adjoin- ing properties on the east. FOR BURNING ECZEM ADVERTISEMENT Mass., to Be Summer | Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic } 'Liquid—Easy to Use | Capitol, Is ‘Tucked Away in Restful Nest of Trees. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., May 11.— “When President Coolidge, his fam- ‘ily and retinue come to Swamp- scott early in July they will find White Court, on | which summer White House, is | State. Little’s Point, has been chosen as the an ideal sanctuary where the President can relax from the arduous cares of The stately colonia] man- sion, overlooking Massachusetts |Bay and tucked away in a snug i'nest of elms, chestnuts and ma- ples, suggests rest and quiet. The spot is not unknown to the | President and Mrs. Coolidge, nor to | Master John. Adjoining White /Court is Red Gables, the summer ‘home of Frank W. Stearns, the | President's close friend and ad- '¥Yiser. At Red Gables President ‘Coolidge has been a frequent guest. Within a few short months of his show place, being advanced into the Executive | Mansion as the head of the na- tion the Coolidges had enfoyed the hospitality of Mr. Stearns. The spot (holds a warm place in the Presi- am, ave \ = alk : Ee ee SO SA > dent’s heart. White Court, is one of | also Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chaf- | in ‘ costings. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid, | that is especially adapted for day- ‘time use because it does not show. | Trial bottle 35c, large size $1.00. Zeme Soap. @ruggists. —_ _ — although not a | the most | | beautiful of the numerous sum-| ' ’ | | mer homes along the North Shore | of Massachusetts. It derives its name from the wide court on the rear approach from the majn highway, and-its color, the man- ‘sion being painted pure white. It is a spacious dwelling containing | 31 rooms, with sun parlors and a 'wide veranda surrounding three |, Sides of the house. Close to Cities. i | | Although secluded, the place 1s) | within 15 mifes of Boston; it is only’ _four miles from Lynn. and Salem is nearby. .The North Shore is the summer vacation ground | wealthy, for the tired man of af- | fairs and for those who love nature. make many demands While the President is coming primarily for a rest, his office wil! upon him. | With this {in view a more suitable spot could not have been selected, _as every facility for the conducting of necessary business is at hand. ' The President will occupy a | suite of rooms on the first floor for , executive offices. The President, Mrs. Coolidge and | for the) | their son will have a suite of living | , rooms on the second floor over- looking the bay. Already workmen are preparing the place for their coming. For the President’s leisure hours _there is ample opportunity for di- | version. The calm waters of the bay provide facilities for bathing. bo@ting and fishing. The level highways will be scenes of automo- bile rides, and the President knows all the beautiful drives of this sec-| ‘ion. There are good gelf courses | and tennis courts for those of the) party who wish this sort of sport. ' Fastern Point, the Nahant home| of the late Senator Lodge, can be seen from White Court and at night ‘the twinkling lights irf the ocean | channe!] | Boston, leading to the port of guiding incoming steam- | ships. add to the attractiveness of | Philadelphia in September. ing his the place. At the Mropia Hunt Hamilton. less than ten miles away, Clpb. in the President and his party will) have opportunity of seeing some fast polo matches, as the club will stage games preliminary to the annual championship matches in Dur- recent visit | Shore the Prince of Wales was a $e eee hounds there. Yacht Races Frequent. Marblehead, the mecca for yachtsmen in the summer months, will also have its attractions for the President and his partr. The yacht races, which are almost daily to the North |} | guest at the club and rode to the| | ‘ ' events during July and August, at-. large crowds, who view them from motor launches and the shore. The Coolidges will get their best view of these events from the deck of the Mayflower, which will be anchored off Rockmere Point dur- ing the period that the summer capital is established here. The President's near neighbors on the Point will include for the most part Boston folk. el ——< - — tract Cuticura Talcum Is The Ideal Powder Elmwood, ’ en When applied as directed Zemo effectively removes Eczema, quickly | stops itching, and heals skin troubles, | For 200 years a world famous diuretic | stimulant. Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are the enemies o life and looks. All driggists, three sizes. Look — the name Gold Meda! on every | It penetrates, cleanses and | antiseptic and healing, 25c. A ADVERTISEMENT _| APPEALS FOR ~ Women! Keep Young! Bright eyes, a clear skin and a z and accept no imitation CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Se ee ee — Gen, Wood Asks America for Aid in Raising $1,000,000. By the Associated .Press. HONOLULU, May 11.—Gov.-Gen. , Leonard Wood has issued a state- |ment appealing to America for as- ‘gistance in tlre campaign to raise | ep ienlyt pena and health may | #1:209.900 in behalf of the Philip- yours you will keep your | System in order. | water and try | pine lepers. ' “Throughout the world there is Drink lots of r deep, widespread interest in the ‘treatment and care of lepers,” the Governor-General said. “England ‘already has organized the British Empire Anti-Leprosy Society and is ‘fective campaigh against the dread- led disease in India and elsewhere. The Philippines have about 12,000 |lepers of Which more than 6000 are | ‘pegregated and under treatment. | people ever have been generous in ‘supporting a movement of this kind “Head today's Want Columns for 27d I appeal to their generosity in basiness openings. ‘behalf of these stricken people.” LEPER FUND We need your help. The, American | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — » Zt Cod Liver Oil in Sugar Coated Tablets for Puny Kids ' good appetite and put pounds of was complete | Tablets if you want to give them a inn tT took pour pain y cured good, healthy flesh on their bones. | §* “**™°™* Sou | candy. | A very sickly child. age 2. pounds in seven months and is strong and healthy. »gne skinny woman gained 9 pounds in Forget the nasty tasting, stomach age FEB my daughter is a healthy + upsetting cod liver oil and give the | simce you thin, pu d : | Wore you " puny, underdeveloped children Mr. Peter MecCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Steuntea, TL, » mines. Getians Doctors know all about them and | arranging for a widespread ‘and ef- | ” does Wolff-Wilson, Ju RUPTURE ‘ dge & Dolph | 0 poernan, aN. Union | Drug Stones, Enderle Drug Co., John-| 5. | , son Bros. Drug Co. and all pharmacists all over America, for, ‘they are in great demand, because they’ are not laggards but sh« eu lte | | in a tew days. ee They are not expensive either . lets-—-3O0 cents and children take them like Hundreds and h of persone in and arcund this city who formerty eat, fered the tortures , and spring trusses are now cured of THE KNIFE BY BRIEF, PAINLESS TREATMENT ‘ar. poet Cowell, Red Sud. W.. “Just a few lines to it Fou cured her" Snr OK” schultz ruptured for 2 orunes CURED: MO. J. C. Hains, comtracter. 715 Me. ¥. i MUSFRYSBORS, Mr. Jacob Weingardt, N. 14th; etc rehef end We give immediate e expense. An ,coste you nothing. THE HERNIATONE CO. _— ~ —_— AS, the fuel of science, is today the modern fuel of industry. : Every day, as its many great advantages become increasingly apparent, plant engineers turn to Gas, the super-fuel, for heat. For Gas is the ally of quality production. It is the direct route to plant efficiency. ‘It cuts down the time required by old methods, thereby increasing production and decreasing over- | head. It provides a uniformity of product that is an everlasting joy to the production manager. The flow of Gas is easilv regulated to follow any predetermined heat curve. And Gs is smokeless, soo*less ashless, dirtless— all heat—no waste. It is a boon to the shop—to the workers— to the management. I: is pad for after use—not before. If you are an industrial heat user our industrial gas engineers have a message for%ou. It may be the means of instituting the year’s greatest saving at your plant. Write, phone or call. Central 3800—Industrial Department Th _ACLEDE Gas Light Company Olive at Eleventh “‘The Laclede sells gas cheaper than any other American Company making all its own gas.”

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a ee lian, salle at - iw ms o * * eee yp ae . fe 8 tat Re ae ey Di ee >a z a Mi ig i ey 8 a og Ae 4 ca ~ ¥ le * ® s 7 eS ala ae ¥en Stns Aa Tek ERE SH - } atin Ye ¥ ia ii ge, ic pS 4 dacs eo es m oe Sia So he in ee a a Piya Ha i ary ac iF 4 oS ete } Se eat “Si po -¥ 4 - Py ~. ; i “4 Ys ul ae ae we a > . b ° * ‘ee zi ae Oe é ee as MONDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1925. ; ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADE AS PITCHING STAFF FAL a 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | BROWNS’ PENNANT HOPES $ z — a -_ o =~ — = 4 - “a as a a —— iin a a lek LALA LEAR E™ i i ial ee —— Se i ed el - el a OP er Decrepit Yanks Score 26 {JOE and ASBESTOS—Accidents Will Happen, but Not the Kind Asbestos Wants -o- _-o- Runs in Three Games Off \ a aera ee ‘Pick of Sisler’s Staff ,.... Gaston’s Showing Saturday On ly Hurling Effort That Ap- ROBBED THE proached Mid-Season E fficiency—Wingard, Van- o.LD BOY ” x ' WHE gilder and Others Mauled in Third Game. emedael - ie wiin ’ bed . Ay - By Dent McSkimming 3 paca Peel if the Browns’ pitching doesn’t improve in a hurry, the club will apis ‘ be so far back of the lesders that no sort of a mid-season spurt wil! ArTER BEINO get them anywhere. Yesterday, Wingard, Grant, Stauffer, Falk and mate tel Vangilder all failed in their professional mission, that of fooling the FLAT FOOTED- — ‘ - ~ ~~ a el - -™ ee Se i aes i PB BERBPBPPOLPBPB LOA OL A i i iis eee = opposing batters. The Yanks slapped base hits to ai] corners of | 7#& BANAROLL Sportsman’s Park and won, 13 te 1. : is $1042.7F series with the so-called Gec wt > ae rept. Pitchers Failed Here. New York club, the Browns have |} been smothered under anh asva- | caida lieaiatiaas —~ lanche of 26 runs while they were | a TANKEES. | themselves gathering just two. Beas 8 © © 6! Pasc'alct 5 4 4 © x , - ; ® PDecea.. ee & Se ‘ot one pitcher is giving airtight | sister.ip. 3 @2 06 Commit 3 1 06 @ hurling for the team today. ‘mmm tsas ae ee b in the last seven games, all! dacsencf 3 @ 1 4 it size Played om the home field. the ont: ; 4 © S weeure . > 2 : — ~ 7 - Brownie pitchers have been ham- | Source pe - . ° 1 PFen'ockp + © © 6 : far ; >= Pp iD —_— —— mered for an ae of nine runs Grendp 22 Oe Toms 213m 1 per game. a were not earne “tau orp. *e¢ : . Dut ig the main the fielding | Van der.p 4 : . : aaa was Bush. as good. mines 5 @ © @ better as the Wingard laste Three Innings. r a ae Ww. L. Pet. Today Teday and the Ernie Wingard, whe has at times —— a fo m & 7 degia to hit. looked like one of the best pitch- *Ratted fer Grant im fourth. mam Ff 19 “ de, **Batted for Stuaffer im »ixth. 2 , ©. the Gisnts. ers in the American League. last- “ORE BY INNINGS. 14 * 382 Yorkers ; ‘ar (eb. 2 4a 3 ri - *~* "eo ie ae . , ve Jens than three innings yester- | goo, RB SAS SE SS 4 «= Washington Universi POE ee enes mw Sr the Associated Presw. See 08 that wre oe age mg and = right- Yankees aos ©410203 —A3 team will attempt to en lost: ) A DES MOINES. Ia. Mayr 11—~ New Yerk 712 =e the tex sanders alike t his curve and Twe-base hit~—Meusei, . Wiliam. . . : | Detreft. _. -- bi Home rune—Meusel. Fipp, Paschal. Seeri- streak of six straight games at the Kenneth L. Wilson, athletic dtrector s= were is fast ball te the fences—and fice bite—Dugun. Stelen tmees— Beating the now-forgotten Uni : said } b+ Beston et =e the victory of — >» af the cham , * ~— . : Rs > x versity. he over. Fee. Mass! Paschal a aeenee ae She championship Towa or ‘Goat —a Duffey’s time has been the goal ** Drake \Biversity last nig . . : ; sisler . eT ere ° Ys 9 " . + - . names - ~s- . . . - - - ? . Yesterday’s defeat made it im-| Ward te Wanninger te Fipp; Dagan te ="2te Collece players on the Piker wit ' . ef many athletes. But although ‘that he “was net surprised that the NATIONAL LEACTE. possible for the Browns to cain —— wey ye Ry coy ogo yg .~ campus this afterneon. The sec- : ‘rewns, and perhaps of other Paddock, Drew, and others have .Amateur Athletic Uzsion white- ir Ir an even break in the series of aff Vancilder. .. Streck out—By Win- ond Fame oi the series is sc beduled wsiteagy os crete, im the ma. - tied the mark Rone officially has washed] Som! ttola and Quist They Ther four games for New York wonthe cert. *: by ee by Pennerk, 1. for tomorrow. ter of pitching calls attention to beaten it. That ofifcial tenth Page le — Wie tere re or tT naurd, 7 ' the fact +} e 4. 2dr. : me - ch oo e ect! ' . opener and tied the second game. ~naronge ag 22 tuniuas: oft — im 1 1-3 tnninex; fF Manfler. 3 hits big disappeintments of the cenfer- balanced game im onmé respect. straw that the camel’s back has With allegations that Quist hadiNew Yerk 14 6 .708 7 - * rene = 3 : Th ma Yuciznaa a6 ~~ ] is.) é ernoen with Sam Jones scheduled —me im [a oe ae aan 2 ence season. Ther started —T oo a . a refused to bear. asked an exorbitamt expense ac- - air ‘=e 2e 30° to oppose Dave Danforth. ‘nite YT run in 1 2-2 iweinen. Vett om bases with a veteran ouffit which finished phasis ang the wap Cnghetes Had Duffey had the bemefitof + for. the appearamce of the a = m ae With their hope of victory de- =. ggg Te, aie ene second place im 1924 After " PITCHER. | medern timing, with its tenth - : & Fame*phia ee os ; : — ~ - : t GO itehin second innish runners at the ke relay : . stroved in the very first inning * Win Losin nitcher—Winenrd splitting the opening series with __ oan GooD ep tag a ofa x wae discrimination. he | Finnish ra Prake rela; lneem.... @tt «ae se .429 “he ‘hee tue of the visors bt boact © sas |Nebraska here. Coach Davis’ =7e@t team will fimieh im the Bimeelf might have had a better carnival. Cardinals. S12 400 429 281 Switch his plans for = rune. the 15.000 Brewnte fans|t® de adie to squeege inet a wee Hit charges have dropped six games » 1? ‘ . s ‘ . = é ~ | tempt of Sisier to hit safety. In his ees ee es moan , Levy and Thrm have pitched ex- Geuiaes annua aa ee ie oe | } . , ' : | Pa : Lite + ; one ‘ 2 - ™ with the 3 : firet trip te the plate he drew @ i men left on bases in the first tn- cellent dell. Dut their efferts have despised Boston Braves of 1214 , Hs Meart rather than investigator. NATIONAL LEAGTE. persi encrabls walk. fa the thiré inning he/nire. three tm the fourth tmaing| POOR Bullified by faulty fielding. .. . world's championship ir | _ Following an investigation ©f cnicego et Boston. cain, 315 Dm —t = ' = . , = ‘ * ’ On > ip oo —_ . : , : . : = ; : . . furced Joe Evans. lend two more in the siuth. A hit; The Pikers have averaced about +i er eceereee nam penn mle F you are in the wrestlins | Wilsen's charges that Quiet had de-) Pitsburg at Philadelphia. cloudy. 3:; Stecher. : ) ‘im the pinch in any one of these | four errors a game, and at least , RA gt ae anne i a , ; . jthree-hit and four-hit me by) mingreias kPa | one runners and their ma Paliadeiphia at Cievelend. car. © 3.) the stacs of tie a Wewls Gt Ut ene mere copes os gyro sami out ogee a — | Thrm were tossed away ip the én But you lock im vain for the | ron ne Of Gee aaere ‘aaa aha cmnaeieaill oe at Chicago. clear. 3 » m./ a handicap match with nity to hit and maintata his un-|pockes crooked ce , ~ ide ibis , record of a ball club that ar- putations vigorousir. Wrestlers committee's penetrance that =a last year the Greek broken streak. He swune rusti y ' Game Sidelix®en. Altbough Ames an mivereds tia 2144 Tived anywhere at all WITHOL T ~ : 1, J Ort tae same pock et- Ghote “ts ceinttineiae a 0 ud . Yesterday’s Results. ‘ and dreve a line single bet ween Pascha) Meuse! end Piss guage a ate ca ls a se, a e ne . tg pitching. ~OOsRS and ove a,j the Same IDaAas- sat ve = ~— ed ar engaging in ; th a and = lugen and Warninger and gave ball herd for the Yanks. Each had ai. pe ot Iowans have been ¢n- a e e ter's voice mar be observed dou- = - resentative ‘to obtain Nurmis; AMERICAN LEAGTE. aot a any good ‘ 5 hor ™, > ig -recd't a r az Ber ' J0% ing miv ,air =U ccess this Sea20Lb . } > ' rot e tr : f : ? 7 on ‘ an - the fans something to raise thetr they Bit safely 12 t a. = : ae Browns’ Pitching Ww ee Se woe eens “ype os parang i. oem gi Sew York, 13—19—4: Broens 7 a a voires ever Joe Dutua Gas never dette in his tite} 2 Be moi i tne opportunity arises. Cham- a ane s in lation of | lL. Batterfes, Penneck and (Nel: Wir) ie. te open es cle be eee ee Hie Nelding wn ; rowns just now are NOT ptame Gon the bick’s everalis ana | * mr eur rules. Wilson sald that) sard. Grant, Stauffer. Falk. Vengiider and PUBLIC SCHOOL ~ the “three and ectacular ox the Brownie | +3 . . ‘ . a tits hi r : xs siammed a lime single to right field ee” ce ee # ~ getting the righ+ stuff from {i parade through the “bushe” oe - _— —_ s Gerwer hed a good day itr the field on! - Finiand ‘ tar ee Rattertes—@tener «anid Bemier: Hallie epite they have enjoyed im their / hard chances. The error charged to hin | members of the staff c | eut of the cou ' , immediately after he a the plate. Behind e haraed to hin | ait come the countryman'’s guilciess za 3 Rufting. I Zahniser. Ress aad Mokes 7 Tanke ee woe pease Tm Ty thee tening tit Pico te tae} through better. despite a really | confidence. would have appeared at the Drake —o™ a “5 ¢ McCormack. the empire. c - , th in ¢ mf ai2 it ipp im t " . : —— E - - a te aoe, ‘eomeiee Herb beck @:d rolled away Aen . fine team. one studded with great All of which requires an ice S™™S UBder this plan it would! (ome, 16—15—¢; Wetheen 8— | . ball and Gowdy won bie . ’ ' a SN ala al et inline 7 > ~~ _ . : ° ° - - _ “ Of the Brewns’ relief pitchers, Stauffer ~~~~ hitters and great fielders, estrone | Plant. where the . _ | have been within amateur rules f 12 § ads base on bells given Pennock leeked as good as h@ €VEr wate en excellent showing in the fifth !n- | ; S$, strone F nere the heart sheuld be. 4:., +5 hawe r - we iS (ft meme Battertes—Paber. | Blow _... did. So @id Shocker loek wor- | ning and then became so wild in the next |, ——~———~~~~~- in SHY position that can be named . aim to hawe recetved transportation | Cussiy. Lou ent Sek. Comm. See tunings. It could derful tm the first game of the | rownd that he walked four batters. 1? Asbesto’s horse today was save the mound, thi club wf? Known as “Insades.” to Finland. off: Ruether Marterrr. Grege and Rot. —_— a strike. Tf . The charges of excesstve demands Philedeiphia at Cleveland. posrpened. | Shew nave Sess | Panning Ren‘ ‘er series, and, although Heyt did net Jacebacn"s circus catch of Steve O Nefil’s a Ta tched drop out of sight as a title factor. HERE is anether ting .¢ "etulted. however. when itt was ™* . s r * ‘ow Mee @rtve in the secord inning was; ) , Th : wie Pood ball, Sadeeae quence the Ts nics | [ne Deiabtcet individual giay of the Gar ~ : tain En ie a found that “N was NATIONAL LEAGTE. es aks | He at 3 A ee eusanan pest ‘ room chat ‘Nurm: tr 7 NAL Hornsby have used bet three pitchers ipo wea eng agg rie te . At Pimlice. 2 game what . -_ Th meart the weestier mast Rave. | mera mao pot = - Sam ‘ ‘ - Cardinal, S—1 Wedisen center. they have held the Browns te two Sisier’s hit brought ie record of consecu- , id permit one position nat's the heart te grin and bear | par hott a ae or = Sr et ee ee nse se ~~~ , - ieee tive games in which he ne hit safely 6 Weether to eatweigh afi it when punishment The er races after the Diake meet. . ae uer, > Der. | three out. ur ; : to cloudy; track good. comes. 11 a d Gonzades. RPeaneck Stveng t= Pinchea. 25. His batiing everage ts 4°76 FURST Pace $izee onsiiun oii e But just- whet one ig going ‘eo fact that se few have such an ssinaisticiiilliamailicuma —_—— —_ fue Seger. Pennock was im diffieulty several Wtlame sinmgie and double acain= roo) | T™rT-clds. ‘feur abd eal soe = ggg em El do about it. is net clear Th. ulpm x" : FIVE U Ss. GOLFERS rn a , a . = ~ ; Frisch Soham an oe , sed hand ettchiaa tag mediante that Kenny [fiiere Gusee, 113 A donee or the mm i oa? > equipment is responsibie for so | . —+. Bateertee—Oeberne. Gress and Bar Reck @nee first and nes yes , but he appeared ‘ts back om his stride. 4 eet: Shempor. 115 « | a rertsa in sor Bees IM m™, Ma; Su —F ive Amer- é Ee ee —_ . i; CRaee, 4-vear-o)ds Nei . « occupies 12 trying *o locate ons Cane tema oa ET _ ¥ ’ ae [ans are amon the 13? } ¢ oi | BF dares eae en Seems meee FIRE ‘locate one for months, of “heart"—the heart for any fore ter “te Satin emaceer |} Baseball Scores } i=. " ’ : . ~ +) . — “ hy > ha " . . a F% 5 ~.eur : ' ~e Communications to this column should be complete as to detaéis. | $5 "be ane: Lessee cae a3. S8. = More F. ¢ + — championship to be plared at nanqnmene P Gecided on this N . questing positions. Address Amateur Basedali Editor. ‘ j Irtsn Jig. Buddugie and Oyster Bed aiso lr of St. Louis. “has again re average man thinks .,orca in 1912 Sm vonshire' 123453678 8 8B. & EL Ore pitcher dees ees | . . | 3 electrified the worl Seturday’ & wrestler must be possessed of Setieeshh” teacaimeenea cali" da . — raliy : [Livangstone 7, Litchfield 5. | Ptmiico Scrasche~ dispatc! , ” ao P ; 2 } S ~ . ? s . 2 * = = men ever the | plate. Up to/l:ngale Per a ee ee ert plent- dash mark. set early this century ther develop strength. But.that ~ ‘Zoo see a Zealand 4 as al & ) . ote $ ’ ‘ ¢ : ° c Phe tt he score ° " i t fs vor - rend is *et a a Te bd 4 “ - . « i be . eT Cc s. T = 2e2 ° 4 ree A -?* ” ha ° ee ..2 2S 22 5 oe Ble et oy ee SS jseYenth race, Shamrock. Brewn Betty by Arthur , Duffey of Geors-- 9 heart straim woukl stem to ... o.k meg Py Mt “f v.32 3 o* a re 123453567 8 9—R. H.E town. : mot : ora eo, | din | ace = 2 2n¢c; Batter Phil phie—Harrie 8 and Peet ens 15. Crown 1G. Batteries: Keais Lie on 080 86 a 8 a6 wz? in 3} . a aed a> im other -_ Caechrane of the Ouwentsia Co eee a a sae and Mra‘t . i and Vetter. Fortes and Andrews. Umpires) Litc @©11430000—5 10 4! At Jamaica. Scneiz was clocked in $4, sec- Physical comtests, is shown by Club of Chicago are in the upper. ~ — — — —— a --+ — Munser ami Jonnreen. : —— " = * 6a the lounge vit eer : ae we soon : ° —_——_ . * aseeetes AEE Rectan: Cane Cian | Weather reining: wack muddy onda, one-tenth faster than the y of wrestiers. balf of the draw. The others ure) WASHINGTON AT CHICAGO : Fics ts CRS OCT OS 6 8k TD 8) ee & ee eet “FINGT RACE, $1000, caiming. 3-par) — ” % Duffey and others. This Mat men remain active longer ™ A Starnehan of the Inverness | 4 TOLEDO ELEVEN Bussmane J = ° v s s3e@0— 4 8 3; - ounnen. — oe mas } olde and a os fariong®—“unear 115, ™*@F not Be OF. 4 — 1 2 a breugh: before the A. AT . for Zbrszko himself is an exampie. a ~ _— Ciubh of New York and CHICAGO AMATEUR = ae ~ the iuinreo at ae here "oda Y Tn a ‘a {fee Prend Bit ‘aceon Ti? Ts | wterert be - 7 *s aPprora! - Put rf at least nh + Farmer Rut " ° ” 7 in~g fiir — % TT? 2 t ’ Tertmann and Feltman. Umpites—Thuet Lowisiana 09 0 oeo000 @2 & | Ipewich, Mine Jimmy and Blue Ridge aise Another St. Loutsan. 19%-year-old mark. He wrestled BEATS : and Miller. Mocs 12@21¢3¢@T2 &23 18 ; Tan. wit) : h ; 3 MMY RECTOR. now of gy, | Tit? Bis sons until he was inthe ST. LOUIS STARS, 1 TOO A re eee: © ne 12245467939 —R. HE. Batteries: Qrartermick Roth and Bree . THIRD RACE, $1000. claiming 2-year . es. Wawkan . 406107010 o—LarI6 * wer: Aitgiibers and Ehregoctt. oda, five fturtenge—femhene'. tis Mee Louis, ran wtance ' ye - ol punishing > one bh Oo : a ‘ s}. [ tw S, out second S in the Middle At- yet ome that does not scem sp ae a Batteriee—Ziegier end Hill, Hamilton MACON, Mo. May Li?)—Macor cnockad | awk Li (Walter). 3 to 1. Grird. Time lantic Mates Cham onsh: the potion 7 and Dar. Umpires Drrden. Take Seithers ont of the bex in the «ighth i or . antont Skip Little Noon and beat an . -4 pl ips strength or vitality of St. Louie Stars, 1 te 4, at the Stara ' ay es . = : £3 ming and coemiinued a tf rd t ot grata (aes ma. Ficher “ " ee . 1 Gare A. C 3. Laclede Stars 1 (15 im | BEING and cor ene. 2. omni Genet ee vena ay Fil and Starz | on ‘ , ars ago. Reg- whe pursee tt. On the contrar Park resterdar The ecent ning». ype aaa e Site 6a de aia &a imal aiker, of Seuth Afric awrewns comtrtbu mz life eo dee Fa , a feating the Quincy Hectes to 4+ {im an “OURTH RACE, The Rainbew Hani!- ne t neiliny ws - yon a wer . 1 cnsiey Spearman oA [lime Leuaue game Bermard set a leagus cap. $2500 added 3-vearcids and ap pos since furnsd professional. and am « =pearrian and Spearman , . “amina. held the Stats fo two hits, while recerd when he scerted il af 1? ch = , . . Y 9% ~. . . a a a Aa GF ico > THOS furioaas—Pique. Loe il. Pater 13 te 3 WULDer ar’ bet h Wepre tmned 7 emsler allowed the visiters «ix. | © - - > , = x. . oa” | hers >: mer = hit a “yO TTY > ¢ “ wv: = Missouri-lilimnis (© Se Set co ere Be Bakes ae ee | FSP ces Rte Ss, | in 92-5 seconds: but their marks * . ~s | tnnimte—1 77456789 R =: | {Breunines. % te & third. Time 1-12 were not put on the scroll of Gophers Beat Maroons. a ee Oe eee 5, 4. Rages . aaeeeteawti—s = 3 oe Maced Muller and Sun Pal fame = = = _ inning preduced the only run. Ward Kennett Dexter Macen 9910@6¢064°e 7 1:3 = aaah ; Y the Associated Pree starred tm left fleld | - oa = ; we , - ‘ . » ; al to tie Pest-Dispatch, Wostfeik and Lyons oe Fins ae a aa professional runner. A. B. CHICAGO, Mar 11.—Officia! rec- The second game of the series | DEXTER. Me. May 11.—Openice the ti. Rak “sande “Waker = Se : > , , a Tr - 2 +, cw ; “3 > . * —- . i > se ame ——— Mo gee mony a —— v sag a ca Pus ech. Pnweg Artis Peeer Peui. Master Bi!) — wed 3% for He century at _ > = TY a- ee @ nire Bie wre reer oheriy Gae FSi. @& “<= 1, ee : on, . : P ’ - Sores Were hlishe a Kennett & te nmaines sireck owt frowr a wre Ranrshel ee ae nt < Alngger we a. wie — Bamtariier 4a nhill som of the rourse., eeounte ter ho cp oot yee and cave 14 Bits. \e@tier. while Railmer allowed out % earth TEce—Mewra ke : - . Pian? inninge.— ; S haiaal ' ifth Lea e3@7 8 9wilIIis ee a onnett— 28606090 @aew 3 * aecao@etziereeceed$? i— wi - ; |@CS8E61(€64@80 ®%3 2 F — “ naAtteries Wheatley and Wall! Chay, 28 Ee Beet A mer and Sroewn. — . . Reieed and: Fowler: Deuter—Hodee Geburn and Deniphan 5. Site=ton 4. FIRST : . Witcher. Usuases—Thacker and Hawa! DOXIPHAN. Mo. May 10.—Donipran S56 Seetemee: ) ; won heir aeend g=me the Southene: |’ Si 9.20. Leagve ~ a Hoagiand, 113 Greenville 2, Piedmont 1. | age pa | = Mts, while } lias 7 : ram? cotes meme bal! | 5 Mm tt. May 11.—Rescite j Pie at ; = - in Neuthern TIlt- aide and wun te the opening wete se" ie, Ba nas ae Labeck 113 . _ Sree. Pies ti | ae eras 7 | | : 10—1 x ries “<= , 7 —_—_—_ scone sae ger ae S@2@ee0 eo is 5 i ‘Gand Health Is the First Factor in LEE By i ' Pe nn ii henge 2 ran - ; y7 ASS. ae ASSES " i ae ae et

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Re PRE EE Ee = ST. LOUIS ‘POST-DiSPrrssi Por MONDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aS RDINALS’ i ae —By Ken Klis PPP I Cia a ( JUST FoR Tear I'M GONNA BET” $50 yur 4 BANKROLL Oty NOAH, Ar MP Rickeymen n, Day and Hallahan | Sok Good Against Giants; YOUNG PI TCHERS MAKE A HIT IN NEW YORK 12999999999 *e ©ess © 2277777 ? Due to Climb JAMAICA Innings, Then Lady Luc w’s Men Find Rookie Hurlers Tough Picking for Six New Yorkers—St. Louisans Idle Today. k Intervenes on Side of —~ a ee Of the New York y pressed bis luck a little too , i to pepeat with “Pea Ridge” 4 fill of hard luck. » one thing comforting to S&t. gupporters a>out the game 7 and the two cames Ww hich | it is that the Rickey; has improved. On the is of three CAMes played bere it = certain to continue good, No why ie needs better box work that Chanc " r gave on Friday, Rhem e at Ti ‘. Meturday and Day and Hallahan - — - : j ““\! I do not understand the “draft t Wasn’t D ?isystem.” by which Lamotte and k ay’s Work. § Shinners were secured. Will you please give the purpose and meth- od of this institutien’—Louis Jones, ST LOUTS. KEW Shin're tt AD ee AS hihe 6068 Maple avenue. re 2 06) 8 ‘ ; Co’ney.ce 4 @ 2 ° Pricch 3 a : 2 ° lhe draft «---‘--~ is desigued to y¥23>2 81 6) ¥ 412 @| sive the miner league plerer 2 Ib4 @ 1 @| Kelly ib 4 1 2 G| chance ‘> advn=-- te the major ¢ iS @ ti tetesms 1 2 @ hb ts the minor Bate et. 4 @ 1 O| Wilsenlf 3 1 6 o| 'e2eees. Each cies + sa Sp : ° U : aap as 41 1 @| tengues subscribing to the draft Day - ~ 2 oe liye 3 1 3 @| agreement must give up one pley- Mathes. 2 é 1 : oat S22 3 er each year tf 1 majer league Total nee Totals : $14 1| eb pate in 2 +" K nowing “ semen ov INNINGS that a star player may be claimed Cigs. i@n2a~686789 vin the draft, the miner leacuc e. wis .....8200060100 @— | magnates are mere ready to sell , Mr eS ‘nas race fhe ---vious -ear determines a Day. 6 in 2 2-3 innings: off| the preference where two major tr n, >. ”- 1-3 innings geen. le-gue clube obo tess the eae: ‘tage Kiem. Time of game—7h. ane er. For instance. the Browns —-— —— claimed Lamotte of Mempbis itn the draft. tf a club which fie- ished lower in the A. L. race had claimed Lamotte that clab would —— —.- &. the result wae a triple to left cen- ter. He shouldn't have had ta Pitch to Lindstrom at all: but when he 8 be-chowld have ened kave bad preference over the tion. 'd some cau- Browns. Ca ; rds on i pware Trend, (1) Runner on third. Pitcher, in therwise ie Cards are hloeom- box, thakes motion to throw to ing. They fee! that they will do third bet doesn’t complete the better. They made ten hard hits threw. ‘What is the ruling? (2) off Bentley and except for three double plays which heined the Bal- timore left-hander a lot. would have made a lot more runs. There won't be any game today, Same conditions, except that pitcher ing?—O. F. Anderson, Sims, !1). (1) If pitcher is ip position and makes a metiton as if to throw te ment. The sixth pitch was a fast | Toledo F. C defeated the Me Fs all rialto last night. Thev Covncil F.C. of New Jersey, 2 te* = wie earnestness, the nice break | ‘im the national amateur se Cer irve and his change of pace football final here yesterday. have escaped in the seventh | and the | 3.55 | Stecher. damage to two hard-working |and, as there ts no other game for! ¢entrd and fathx to complete the r Although he met with -ernen ina] pitchers. They might| them to attend, the boys may go to! ¢hrow, he does not commit a balk. i i€i ; Tey ea n to any pitcher. Thev are | the Jamaica track or take in a! (2) Ne balk. in local bouts with Dick , | bot the st favor oad i 2%, | emtitied te advance one base with- “ otheren. eut being put out. |' CENTURY AND ST. LOUIS Runners on first and third. Bat- | ter hits grounder to deep sbort OARSMEN WINNERS Rurner on third scores a8 short- stop is fielding ball after which IN OPENING REGATTA the shortstop etarts a double plaer Century Boat Club and St. Louis|for the last two outs. Does run Rowing Club crews divided honors |count? XXX. in two events which composed the Ne. North End Rowtng Club regatta in = the Mississippi yesterdar. The WEEKL races formally opened the 19%3 sea- SENN STARS IN Y son. ROUND OF MUNICIPAL Century's crew won @R e¢¥citine | |Tace from the North Ends in the | |Junior barge erent. &t. Lovis was | third. The distance was one mile ‘and a quarter. Seren crews etarted The Curtlees, by winning 14 out , of 16 cames from the Sunsets, while the Buster Browns were arse | In the junior four the St. Louis jsix out of 16 games to the South shell spurted near the finieh to 4e- : ~Ais ; , . wests, increased their lead ‘n he feat the Baden oarsmen, with North =_ ect 'Ené@s third. Four shells started ; Municipal Horseshoe Pitchers | this. r shells Started in|peague yesterday at Fairground , i he Angel- | William Bentlage was the start- Park to six full gantes Th K jicas by splitti ven in the mafeh er and Rodowe aan the referees pod Eh pe Ween Kids moved in- ‘to a tie for third place Fred Senn of the Curlees, wh* _ ATHLETICS WON FIVE | : holds the Misseur! State and cit’ OUT OF SIX LAST WEEK horseshoe championship. for the | By the Associated Prees second stratght week averaged bet- ; iter sf ringers and | NEW TORN, Map 11 — tans | *** t* © Ser cent | week's major league record, in- Fomaged geo om = oo - regain Paw 8 : cluding games of Saturday, -fol- a Se : lows: iow average of 427 . : ; : Ed Kunz. also of the Curlee team, NATIONAL LEAGTE, lranked second in ringer average by ’ . H | zetting 49 out of 134 shoes fer &an | Team. W.t. R. MH. E. OR. KR laverage of 366 Kunz also equates | Brookiyn.. 5 2 34 68 3 20 J) hie shortest game recoré estah- | St. Louis.. 3 : 28 o6 . I is. > * -~ 7” ad 49 8 Bi uster Browns +e + eee 24 & sof pSt. 20u Se eee ee ON os oc 655 oe 18 17 488 eeton ® : oe ae ‘ o- 7 ROONS nn us beens win 1% 17 «668 ee ek has se 3 | Wet Wash Kiés ...... 8 24 250! Ricage...1 3 3 fF eT on | Sunsets 4 28 1125 = perce: ae j 3 a | 46 il 29 ] ‘B un od *“*e*neenwreeveteun@eeeee# . . — | AMERICAN BOXER WINS | Three Events Scheduled. | NTERN TIO Al BOUT | Three tournaments will be hewled | A N at the Washington alleys this | By the Associated Press week. The first @uck pin event of | Germany, May ll1—j/the season will be rolled Friday | | COLOGNE, Jack Tarior of Om«ha, Neb. a light | heavyweight, yesterday gained the decinion tn the International boxing matches here over the German. Max Schmellig. Fie won on points fn 1¢ rounds. night. The event will be games tota!) pins to count. with an entry fee of *!. An tndividual ten- day end a two-man event Sunday night. I SOUTHERN | § | RAILWAY | 1\SYSTEM | : . WHAT EVERY MAN _ SHOULD KN OW THE COMFORT OF ) KERRY-KUT UNDERWEAR KERRY: KUT WILL BE FEATURED IN ST. LOUIS-THIS _WEEK KERRY-KUI ig not in his box. What is the rul- | HORSE SHOE LEAGUE three | pin tourney will be bowled Satur- | Close Contests Prove Feature in Municipal League | Four of Five Tilts in City | Cireutt Are Decided by One-Run Margin. Close games featured the weekly round of the Munidpal Baseball League in the public parks yester- day. In several of the circuits the leadership was determined. Eepecially in the City League were the contests close. Four ef the five games played were decided by one-run margins. The Lischko Indians and St. Casimirs are shar- ing the lead, while the Carbrows dropped to secend place as a re- sult of a 6-5 defeat at the hands of the Lischke nine. The Meletics went into frst place in the Independent League by beat- ing the Polish Falcons, 7 to 1. The Falcons and the Meletios shared the lead until] yesterday. The vic- tory was the third straight for the. winners. Another feature was the | comeback of the Shel! team, which | smothered the Motorbus nine, 21 te A] Typos Win Another. The Trpos and Y. M. H. A. nines continued in the lead in the Em- pire League, defeating La Salle A. Cc. and Wiles-Chipmans. respe*-) tvely. Similarly, in the Mercantile | circuit, the Donnelly Stars and | Southwests, by virtue of wings over | Dau ands.Rock Island, pemmenes | tied for the lead. In the Polish Alliance St. An- | page shut out the St. Leos, 14 to) c and took first place. Columbus) Club kept up its fast pace of “*he| | past two weeks and won from Kata | Gounatt 4 to 3, in the K. of C. | League. Klinkhardt’s double in -he |eighth brought in the winning run : Yesterday's Results. CITY LEAGTE. Lawton-Byrne-Breser tinekrodt 32- lAschkeo Indians 6, Carbrows 5. st. Castmirs 7. Tower Camp %. Sennett A. C. 3, Lypten T. Block | & Lampert 7, Beacen 4. C. 6. SOUTH SIDE LEAGtUE- 4. VMai- : onesies Web Presamen 5. Mailer«’ Tt a- fen 2. Sehenbergs 2. Gammersbeimers t. Tripps 4. FF. R- Smith | | RORTH SIDE INTERVUEDIATE. | Perpetual Helps 4, Pala 0. | Steart= 6, Wee«tern Ct nion FROEBEL SCHOOL LEAGTE. | | Gebken 10. Heitz 7. Harrison 7, Themane 5. | K. OF CC. LEAGUE. De Smet 7. D'Andrei« 4. Celambues Clab 4 Kain WILSON LEAGTE. langenberg 2. National« 0. Highiand 28. Biy-Menx« 1. SOUTH SIDE SODALITY. Se. Margaret 4. St. Francis Sales 2. COLORED INDUSTHIAL. Senullins 3%. Pullmane |. ITDEPENDENT teKAGTE. Sheet! 21. Meterbue Te thee ruses | ©. Stecke defeated O. E. Haupt. 3 and 2 urday. Again. upen reaching No. L. E. Fisher defested J. HW Conrades 1 SHEBICAN LRACTE. 16. Dr. Haveretich had a lead cf |"; Plavyer—Clieb. Xs. Ter. v a . © Ereue defeered G. B Fuites ov Paschal, VYamkees ........ 5 2 |% up Ball. playing par golf, won | tefavit Engle defeated FP. F Pipp. VYanisees ... «--6-+> { » '16 and 17 That made Dr. Haver- |¢ - = ord. & and Meweel, Yankees ........-. ’ 2? ‘stick 1 up and 1 to go Salli had ee Seago flecate? D F Fitz Moeti!, White Ser .....-.-- 1 2 |te win No 18 to square the maten. J J. Kelly deefated Moland Gaupet. 1 Totals: Natiowal, 95; Americas. | all's drive cleered the reservvir @- ‘and rolled up the fairwey. Or. — — — —_—_ “ Dry he *. wee * RN “ wees «~~ eee ee ee There's a size and shape to suit you. CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa. . LA PA CIGAR WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR COMPANY. _ 12098 Locust Street VX eer or ee ‘ ee tye € aes oe % ®xus entirely eatiefied with the. are openings for several teams whe \

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aus | TEAM FOR HIRE— 3 “3 bi 94 eatin LOUIS . Fi = ST- DISPATCH o- 3 ATN ants’’ last 2 D Pe i ¥ 10. 190 ; on 7 ESAT 4 } a witty beloved feud. ™ WETAW I Emer Tats roe Saturday, | Keim Ehime. Thomas pres fouth Fouter 7, Jomeph Wotawa of | father-in ean {nee Keim) t Phe of Mare Wotawa ‘a's Ome “aw, . ~ : fa: oo: ‘ - @nd uncie €Tandfather brother in ine ee or Joseph M — wm i See nN, Boys Ww © law. father-in-law ner. brother-in: | ‘Grand? Ritchey*s Bi ® go arOls avenue Pattlderie 1 file sevents-thire ‘Sean eee ~~ gro wiere ’ “. - eo nera) " — ye - ? aie « Parl a - Peter ang Pam@eny Church. theac: | 2! a¥enue. Tueease? c>aPel, 2208 Gre- | FL , 1716 3” Soh ec | MODUCTION FOREMAN — First case} © : oo Cemetery. ic3) | Charen 288 at St. John oF wee te} bee. B.C. 12043 3 olf real estate of-| Goal nos, tr machine shop ~ Bes ma ida “Kieis “faz, 20, 2825, a: g | Peter and pe.) &_@. Interment at Ss |) PENSE SOREPABING AND Can, SSR Sate voce _(c) | SIGN” WRITERS tS tron nce .'2' | WAN ED h ] warme ané treet. beloved Fairchiia ne Konember- of St Jom ere. Deceased wae! Olive Linde ee é270/ BOT—Na tion; atch Tork (Ready ed Brea not Powers aoe Boos ap oe = vr ANT . tman a a ‘ © i? 7 i 4 : . ' GARAGES built 10x -$isp— i } 4 , A’, ro. °° - ay. mee aM. : oO e p- «Tandmo:he our moti nn ries 330 sees i ~ is POS WAS HINGTow MR POIDERr Cw. | STONE ‘i... hh : — jers ful— never im Bm on Wednesiat! $3 years “** RAGES bully bee hee ee | SESS Opt: © werk te Hitec | eee AOR 6a | Ome, Dreveattion’ tg - @™. from Wes y. May 13° : —_ * tick == ' Falion. nm fliifee Station \STRONG be - ee ‘e3) | Doig necessity - 1 Bouth tick Bros. 7 3. at 2) | ~ ne ; wasetas | (8) | 80Ts—},, .. >> tov | tm tea nt ——Golored. about 28 te work . - Personal or | Bete Grand boulevard. to Mine | ” GARAG ‘| . : I Geifvery 8097 Sigg | Laundry Soe x2 Tek Weaner | aA : ERUSE—rntereg inc eur | ARAGES TRIS ess "| vorne MEDICA xy to) | STRUCTURAL STEEL GRAPrewax | ous echanical. Kruse #825. at 5:40 p og Frederik | . one aiding, Ore gsiass serv. | a io ae ——— Ad Bods mone in crag salary for w?eht sind of pn of Joseph c puspand of Row COMING 'C GARRET? ‘Jt, dest of tracks eace | Washington = Je fog 28@ Store Can. | City. ima & Foundry Co. Okiahunne SEC Stepfather . | Dew: b io patttherin-law ‘gra tnienee.. brothemin: | CROSS pee Oe and Tou CARPET - with bicyele gi | RIED school graduate SMe JOURS man. | mest prominnn Due net eourth vear eT Bnd uncle. | Hke to avin i ER—Sit.- would | =! CLEA = ; 3009 | wishes to ie educatee TF an | thee Reg ne of funeral Grene mnt to New York for expenses. | BEST cleaning lowe: Se yeare of ; aM ,;& man of this celitter and — | wanr i whe have wil be cee staPel. S006 Basen? Stowe | LOW fares Gr ais We | gfe Geanere. Bomont &s2 Cesky ary Sa he. asely 3 to 8 0 “am. ‘reene Sent | mt : avenue | : auto to all : . x | BO : oa cor -—= Steady | &R_O each Marble and Cle Cy Dae | @vision to of Goldman. Ute, aoe — Secretary. (ec) Be uick service ES {T Ls we St. Lows ae bine em- | NL ATER—1 700 1 See enion._(c3; TINNERS” HELPERS —3s5 fod) | SBat road near t > ) ioe. Wiring and fixr ces. of old; 15 2B. 4653 Cec) .)eenith er i Riverside “eS and dant +q/ _Page wO Hyde 485; **Tteinmen: SS en ms at residen : Knights of old he “Xtures: we wire | 1504 W. ol. & SRICKLAT == ; a er at - af Eiperienced. -) Street. until Tuesday wee ome Ninth Pythias ithe cite. op a? SY other captractes it | BOOURKEEPE: verside | SRICKLAYERS— tone “ix: (oy {TOO AND Dre 3 c) | a. Gsractions fer tol so 7] a - Yr: - KEEPER mi c¢ “ng job : ae DIE MAKER—P -_ |= : “ Rona Moree, tee @t Elcnig Mo 8’ Morning. Intermen: en lar ecnty: OUP materia! the eee i expert —Sit; Bove ee £2) | Cereiand: gsca Apply 4790); Apply 609 Chon Experienced | {, [B°tPerienced, 417 Man ‘o, {PACIFIC LONGE No aha ake | Terms Phone Main 4 - Cash . . te ER— s . “ j EEE a . i - a r. . alse i PE RI > ORD "rte - — = “A wg tt TO me ee Saturday. May 9 ———— EL) | Seteston bur on gmies. Vicror senpet | CHAU ? ECR Rae S16. PD “Ss | FRENCH Pot POCCH-CP ose | "ONG MAN Stwee: to bein on eroce-| cNair avenue up 8 eyer of 2432 SPECIAL = ———_ FOF Rice pens 7 : Teference,- K D Wink Ss ere Tears! a. _ Save Ch@uffeur’s license $° : Mever Mra rm Gear father of Arthur | Ba a NOTICES (cB) | CHAUCFFECR— *. Delmar 490sw «| « APPLY 7 AGES Ti) RIGHT ADY | lehbeld & Sons 1108 as day Hazel Hoos tf ee cmtenbeiner and Ma | SPECIAL NoTI= ™ tempat (gr ~~ TR —at SS0SW. R GR HW DENNia Dee | YOCNG WAN—Abeot ye oer. brother-in-is y and our dear; 1925. 1 | +, JCE—On or ger Ma i LLAN coe: willing te do ty ref- 2RANITE CITY 7 ENNIs iacte ~ ut IS years old «¢ . -lew °¢ nn : 4825. I wit; ° ry il > — CES | work. ores: ~ rard and 53. Tl. ry aeper for QNd uncie at thee’ telaw. grandfather | Sebte contracted be pe eonse for any | CONCRETE ot and oo | Chater. 2273 house- : Nan-union ic?) | give age and salam ce rict: | 235 . @f the age oa . sd Dy Mitche! bi wreck FFE oe « i. 45.37 jo erpected TH fect HOTA on Tuesda: —" g care ‘hat Derchased | rag 4rnold. ha ~- 236 * Graner Contractine Ce Cpnant j; truck preferes = marrie! deitvery | CARPENTERS — > — - Ap *- Dispatch. Sox 8-50 ; GENE. 4 Da Ders —, stesenhein Erog” on 2!, 2 Bm srock end fixtures at 1018 = ge otent CON - “icter | perience 4; : : 8 vearw xX ss —* ae S. ath - CRETE Wonr- ‘ (cB) | ol pee ots Grand ¢ ex- ~9_ Kossuth ~ S203. Appiy {| travel Sout “ttous. with Ford to Entered into . | Ote ~e SO New Bt. Marcus’ Cem. | coenu 7 ooo _TARKOW. :- A Specialty. =) looms and sidewait CLERK-BOOK KEEPRR b CAVATING —————_ saw fos 2. ee oe &Pd gener, * Banding / ; #2 COMpPanr ena Ss nh asi ~~ - W. Cc ene of 3. C..74 daughter o¢ 2. M. Pac! Mu-r petice that I wi seay give fax 2a-0 2 FE @cing and — erside 31880 ral @fl.ce work T[-: —terto> cahine: -aet De exneriencas ... | 3 (- ° Fra - ste O07 Atrs« ‘ rs mas ay. Ge, ? ri toh? = nor he respon Si a ax 3852 or L : ’ - wrec pe. Cc Om” ——- - ——- ae lees. i : — (c8)] ticipa: and nom inary insurance: | CHAMBER MAT. + . : . - ae a 2 familly he: 4 &42° erences. 372} Coo Li . rubber gute enamet - ak Pn ee ST Pt. : and our dear ~ “nd Beesie Gins |“. Neaty nee Hobe. 5:50 &. m Cather, -—— sewers ont’ Get t we open MACHT ; 7 det x} emenced Carpet |] baste 1 ent: leaves ‘ae ae - - | COOK— Experiences TRE: a | ‘Item or?’ Deleved wife ar oe | r Srand-new Mpes with XIST..2s > 5 ~ (2) | ~ ave [| ooey ~ “Cr finish - | 3 = + Nealy ar =e Of the | ler & ~ owt of inrented tool : ‘2 mot a madd) ——__. Bex / Ployment mezzanine f{] em. | Star 3 9 our dear aunt and ent gio By ang St: elderly Germa a ey ‘ ine floor | ASSERS | Bs ~— Eater Brady osat and grand. }Si1G—_i1... OS | ward man Joe Stownese. che Douse or | ° m {Ane m Rewaurect = Sereh-ie , . AN Lae black il] = i PAI | MAN—Si- - , Olive i St | -ANVASSERS— , Wale ate thm the sama | aise Gat 0000 Nock hie pe | POE SG WTLawe Me | ene Ree tee: | Xe Baer & Fuller wee = uacie 13. at 6:30 , oUt. 02 Wednes. | 5, BET en 205. Reward: ror painting Te) “tt"ior ang fp. | MAN—&Si_. S7- — o ,SeN AND WOMEN -,) — Pein h est intermen; °° St, Mar. | BARPIN— Lon: platinum: 5 sete. bea = SR. Seat 4 XN Spring. Linge! erience: high yo fener’ office ox. | CARRTACE Ba ) (2, | inle - Store Uni Tee a. M Haley scr ° sie «Ann's Sodan rane Was ¢ member) we BF yo ower. 4408 N Sth . ear pai UP—Better work ical oe. ~— 2. Post-Disnarch eTacuate. Box Pp ‘ co at once. Sipe HELPERS}, = : 3 nion Special} >a . on ~ &mpton ave 48s - bon & tl te “ol | oy S: ; i> Pi RSet) a 7 ewe CiiMates free Lin —‘ ower orice ' [war f"7 ee >. = a a. read ; o 4 — to St. ae 12. 1925 a: 2 Pr AFF. . (c2) | _Murcus a Om, iabade and | PAINTING toe 3516 - ° VTTER—Sit.: fire ee = A To - ar. (C) PA Ogiris Tp oh Ja Ch AB es Dp. m. | May 6 mitered in 0 Test of Wee ron SEADER ken puree: key to owne- STING and paper hangine | (ce: | AS37I_ Sa "St~ D i - - ae a sa? a td. " "eee beloved hushang of Funeral Wele a tvt Tuesdas oe BEADED fAG—Lost. henna 2 . | * A NTER—Sit —{s on._¢29 | Guten ~Foed: experienced. — > rnival and vow.) for half itterest “e — “weter | dear from Wills oa a Mayr 13 — May i4' 1Rgton - re Cor: Peer 4 “UR van. =. +b Rs: - >? __f8 ’ e- , x Tlie fe, ' Cal oe7 * ast BSSCLicide and rermin r brother te igs, Callahan an | id Belltiontaine BEADED Pi ee ¢) LONG Dis? Phone Bomont S6ie mae oe 43186. Roker, =a Deter! Side frama- perienced on} ci"! 1227 Choutesu “Liguid Preducze ™ family eB. .. - i, alar § jenered i280 Pest on Fy ws oan * Theater Renera * STOund rs pee “J MO\ ING—Thiste nee SHOE MA LEsSys > —— eS and bolsters ff el) . on Tueeday Man 5610 | Katherine Pteise = 18 o'c ock ‘e~« sre : f ard .O.tax $53-454 Geena 1: Prices Cal Eee Pish teferen-c- Rex Pear can f- Steady work ; open . Be SA Edward's © = af | ter Pretter “ae loved wife m.. ; iil, FOLD Lost gold ~ c; Moving Cp” OU OTeee. Pack: STENOGR CPD OE >} Oats sc -_ SDOp. } LESMEN Ww #f Ce * urch. In ; our dear ? w — of Ww s $20 y * Aap roc Corners, Conta’: ' ta ~S-0g anc - _ .\PH ERs . PIper, ———— AM % “4 : —_ - | a —_ ~~ ANTED ~ tery ; 4 tsare ESS ‘rem, Arthur J. — ~ eer Grand ar ate: Barret, on MOVING sterege. packing ane \ cS) | > mteriage er ienced, ca- oe AN STEEL FOUN. sort DRINK SALESM 4 Ns te in -~ " No 562 ang , 1 Ba | uferncen Ma. boule vary “2 Dar.{ XN. Grmnd ae RE. 22 reward Spy4 ¥ contract: we se}, ‘oping | 690 ~~ ork: email esiany %.2e?- (sTanite (*: ~““"1 oo , aet-erlling propesitie, « | handle } ~ ay . . on ; a —— Cost fr — Fou .. ng ' ~.- 2 ary. ¥ » rani ; ? Caomal come Fevehilion « Q Eagies Aerie ~ ; Sent t New Picker ° Clock ~m SRIEF BAG—Lost tan leat — . orm g~ ES “PeRable henden ; TOTNc ‘i aan Spoeng —2. Uive 167% @ateria) m ar 1} Be © Clock : | re i> Reton ure: ben SUS Da m4 af Pry. 3448 Ww . a ae eT L@ Owner Phene a oe - &rleed aervice ar 7E CO Offers fuer ; Store have had — ante Tork ‘nm retail CUOk AND R Sy ane _Mergan SALESMEN— Neri ee tcl4) beloved y e ™ ; C@um ber ot _— ther of M-. G : reward PG TVesL ion * anc Ta’e ae . 8 80M a bia ie Tes Tall T goo el ine Pi perce . - i AA UVRANT NM s~ ufactu ‘ on “fear. > ect f-om nee Rarnes ) ithe ee Of Lizzie | Jom, Fr eK, Kansas City M ree CAMEO RING—Saiunday S asked «!] "-l98 ww w sorage Mering on i Tor SG Ma nis Store Bow P.?7 o 3 2 " Ree) a AN—183] “rer to -UStomer luguire Main “si : Millis and, Reme e af bertevilie we (824 Call Cabany 54m reward. Pirage 2 ———Z._Centra! Sane ratrm ———~ BAN. - ... ee i “wored shen one © Sos 2 Schette we T Clark. | tens oe forwarded trom Mo. CAM EQ Skore ; ie} | a SIT) | TE trade. ame ox Werte to learn pent. ~ Tork. Fisig ort Order. come “rads $4 LESMEN—With oe fel) Pearce and Mos us jieezy Kansas mag! 3 Sunday noon ~ 4. tuo} eee and es fi — Losi between Jeffer Pp | we 348 Post-Diemen oe: ame 23. Row a ® Restaurant 41° °° *ect powder =, te gel) rat end ip. from fami!y - ? - ermen North aly ¥ and Leff: . rT oo STOVE AIRS oC M ye . ;= LAN K— Wiad ete ee = LDewten y av ; «~«Quidsa. Cal one Y = Tesidence 2° | SELF—bnte > Market- pie, ‘ mewell and CS ? “ Wante © 7 “OC.@-SgRd> whi: , =. 8°. Liguid Pr —- on * ZOOS | M "ed mgs = te Leffing we!) .. @8¢ relurn by ls2 ~ A GC B ~ x io-°r Oi per ene rire car Wee “DCA 12 a2.@; for ™er-h P SALES WW = _eéucts Le, scl» ‘ Nerna ay » 1g? , _ st on Saez: . —. Treward X. - Wee RAT ER 7 , — ' . arer June 1} Ti » “t. Mer » tuys | Fumera) fro 228 19 das aed Watson er G 2 or 3 e'cieck WALL . bi gy twee Mituiski) beloved | 4°rs Wenty free eer J. Bo Re feward Reo Yois re near Fy oe . PAPER CLEA ® SS n+... T. Colgr oved | : f POL IIe | by ard. Foreg: > Penior i a — ee | ET SITUATIONS_. DELIVER Sn RE ee a men: wer . th experiences | : . : ee €: All Fe 2 G, . Cc. ss WOMEN. Ci |; ges a BOTY—T. a iinethenmante nighed me ee Commission: car fur. | . Chere ; > .*. ¥ 7 par John and vot f mother | Dvesda, af term oud =6Wash SLi mets : a —— t™an ¢£ 7” eo 7 mat? ba — . Or oat wu hi ¢. 5 ~ a i a = . ej , » . or DR Der - r =~ - & . _ a . Gaughter and ate Culgreve | St Jevbns Cemener az, j~ 2 2 p> m » | . Reward Dein + es ame | ““E:i7), ~ waning Trier ge7: BZ valntine anc Rl—Sit_- colored. house DELIF RY = aN == S and talk tz ont Gderation Work and cure BOT— Bat weer Ta a | Rime Co. ot sn, eer Sew: famtiv reside: _— Eniered ins y hie; SLGIN WAC a RO te | ®) | Se mr Se cure _Park Marie: ooo * Ser 18 year ; nat a On =i1S N. 15cm a= Ma On Tuesday. or sIRL— sj : colored. he —— DIE SETTP Re . Main 29, "4 " Bee Rit. - Gaus. 2 — ridge ~ oe and Natur t “2S Co. 10467 eg ; ~ Bile Airs . ra. hwtiher ' a Fton ie —. = SRC # biue- _ rEN FERAL SS — became Md ~? “ren referen en Giri: no chan Dish 1. cS 4 a _. sn ‘oN Vange : p23, — est on Satur. | win Hodson Mrs 4 Ji fudivitr Mr Cabany eas School Sunday: ree ara | (WALL Papen --, CLEANING co OOPSEGIRLoh ltt ‘gic! ASHER— Wie, aaa ——_— | 4 _LESNEX—T,. 3 (8) tgs yeeUricn W Dietrscn | —am J Puil Me tousex ~, PO 7 = a WASHING cp.vr-~ ~-=ANING — ne orea. Calan — - be Qo to ws , aay : - } ; ‘ al me . .. + _. Se Oreert. a: Mre fin her serene erandmothe alae $631 named Pullip mt lees Bees eed. Cnifas ora; OE Work gv era! homsework tPetiented. for gen a CLERK — With fountain «s2 cs ~Sen Cone = ace ~~ ee ™mes RF Ne. | Se Vent, -f er and idyv eva rc oe ~ Ol™M Ara) tina work Ro - fen- in Dimi: UbBtain ex 5 LS _ B8 5S. @th % estate @nd Maurice Neine Funera; foam ‘hee @unt - G6. Urand 4K, PAPER Hax INC —~ (1) ex Grug gto at a OTed neighbor. Broad USacture: Rvo ‘Whe = Espa >a mm icréslaus ¢- aim 8. S300 M shuuid ne ©. fuod ww Ser “ “ay. New = lig3. i: rT) May 12 made bey? Mle — Chureh Cc a . deme Our "hf as tt Susework: gay ; rener £U8t-Visvat ch Bex R.-- ~~. Ferm. =U) ‘" rmen GL . urte ay. a a. : — . A, > m te i Cemetery Ot SS. Peter anc ASSES—-Losi. Prigs, ~ t Beimar 5590 Gel 3.36 ork reference | FARM HANH ~J6 SALESMEN—3 hear a odge \ ye & mem. | lease (tty and . ' 3 tO | owed bf) Se. Cates re t shightis PAPER leanea : : ae ~~ LAT XN DRE — siete ui D- Apoir ~ —~Ma- od men a to learn on: me en ring vo a Chapter No én F and —— * @ertiane (Ore) papers | “LASSES—Loa- inn. Mt: ward Sushing Victor j ten Mitt Wondwart Beat colmrea ” yet a BY the ¢ Pes Magnolia preterred.| so, seer taking orders- eet wie feid | Circle No S50 > o£ SPEL Bain Entereg (co Sus: Saturda, ry uae shell - Delmar SW Boney 14OR , AUNDRESS __V irene Lindel! 63°> Pe @ eSpe-enc.a —___ es 5 ~~ Ber week to begtn “Sn easily make HH ¢. May inte = Tiew 337) at. » SOE SARE. (wi! PaD> ———e s — = it: _ i me ee =, ~- Cord go Srmish ref - must be Assoc iat | S 1825 rest > J after « ac Pa APER § as = rine ' ‘colored wire 3x UL erence ~ abie to | 3. VR. Plasterers’ r Spelbrink - @t 12-28 pe dl a GLASSEse__}; ‘-Y’ Pp. mm Rewara. ny piastertn ANGING cleaning ‘cs, Lars Gay and The Bow — Monday FLOOR W 4SHE} = »>+ Marke fea, | £2 Bidg ~e - Cooper. 223 Fre | beme and - deloveg : parr ASSES—Lom § eo ~~ : ‘astering . aan Da in*s LAUN De bao ee. —s Baan : 7H ER—Com. ready : . &! hiaahiaieet , = ~ A } An era! | RS iL) CHAIN —y.. >= mont | $e. painting, , + references. lin ae ko Gay ERY Clery am. te) | oe OD Enc °smeDel! . Rete, acne | ORNs eee 18S Peeaad | mee Ge Le. mall peat oma. | oo Dice Le PROT ee basse: | CATRD RESET SEE Lindell Sow: | © Red Star GEES Mare be easeetg | SALES Speen Buty a | ~ ; ~ on ~ : ai , ae . a X efor ~ 2 —_ : ‘ > ’ a ‘ ‘ ~ - bande 7 . t : ‘emetery 'C: 13. at 2 oe | Speer ora t¥25. at 2 "3 "agg Monday NOT Si oF Fic, Forest 673 ua ‘mt — x aters Cent 33= ton “~ me 3 $35 : : . uz? ste ate e : anc ‘an ‘ran? 4s - 4) = oe) > = ar} works Ww . . PAD Ne ARDY ake 2 oo OO te Ss 5 oay ; May © 192 Lareon’. be loved and Anna Spee werd » ce piste on lar 1 ae ~ EP. | t are ——,_ Sty. Bomentr : 1 CLEF K— ~t. ~ af reem 616 Hoi] e week Cal . ve 2 ray. } s : yeCt | hee Pr. Soh . ; CU.42 v4 Pa Pro len LA ry PO et — = t Daa? ® ho a —— Ex pee ~~ SALE and ” | at read er of be —= m2 e ~~ — Haroiq. | SOUND. — Liomt ples co ag 3 ings I my 49°" "f and neins . 7 36-euee ss “it.> colored Call Be position aie ot, ea experience. “soit age SM EN -Newepaper =u 5.7 6) R-own R. la i Cousin iz vVur dear CYnse No e4 anc ian female “sit Sts ®sh a eae . OTT concern vod SSS2Xi Mert in tn Perience. to re Of MAQsazine «x | " ren | a tne nndas May Ty tu Crysta, ‘ its —Yi Qo PUPPies he ward ey _—. Lo aren . = ifn = ‘Dane washing day Bomont tte.” and “leaning ~ e 4NITOR— (-Disne ch ‘ene party prs $57 C.wD offers. 5 . das = | Gee at 1 :3e ; c bee ee = tave 6 i. tan. | & pote —————_ "G2. Reheces, we: Fe aE happy = é te H aston o “= is. bheny Dp it , LNSE Le« . - 7 Ow? a bats “* Si ack ? a — - 3 7 | XN r ~ eae 7X a M ltcheij Mar un) al +479 1 4 ons i¢ peenus Services CHa De: aisene SO Rse 472506 Primz, ane “U"Rirghs Is O-~ rm k fUuarys Cook S| ork Delma r 40cm, Rhom-«- ANN ER—One " ekperienced” Bi ‘ m red . “a we cut ney npel, i, Rema ine : 7 May i? = fee oat sr : ; ‘iirc —ey ea... + >> die, . 44554 —_ 4. sparch verience ox PR. auto _ men sei) Star ; and E ise . | he Gerongs » ThA los wil! ‘i “J a. 3 -4 (Bing . ie. 2 eo Car “A | ime, ta. . = a 4 ee °-23 5M! jes $4000) and Druran: | of James T Finns), “| day L. Pleitech chaz? “Tttmed to} o. to ee eward £§£ | ne fea, ~ ~, URESS— sh LATHERS— Tuesds —— (ec men thar te $6000 per year dave Pinne!) age | da 1S. et 1} Chega! on Wednes | oe, 88 Mefimeicee ™ Ja ‘Uesday or Ph anime who] - Roberts : y wmerning. at “" mu Soma. Produce. Ses ~G ¥ at 3°20 la Hy 5) wy ce | MONS iste de; 4319 * +30redar: ree ™@. ha’: 2) | Steady work: 73 at 425 - ure Sunday Morning Mr. The } at 2, | teame : >» mm t Y uUnera Sone | ~~ —— | greet Sundae = ~ie MPleTences So .ATHERS_ ——— -__ we rx. Cherokee ites Lours Duran a or Monday St = . : 1? ; Jeftere,, . a Mernoon Par ATT —————— seis Gay Mern: a Yv.er . > . SA Locust. (er? a | ee Te me’ One! Paane “Grant Ssgrete? cars rioseday. win yet, Pucedar on) Doone Trier Meg “a; S, + Ooseenbich | Ie household tat S00 the faateat sell co | ’ ~—— wh TR 4 ae — ne ‘ : i = -———— 7 + Pp. - ete, - t ; ' | ay 80 19935 a ASSES— Loe =. m. Setu ta De Sn ESS— Sit, Or Fenera) hou ol > do fine work Apply lI- be ave — pe ame big riew and bee the late Mar. | Punery ~ r creat . i | PIN—Los — * Cait Weberer seo, 62376 Chored - ekDenenced Ft WACHINL> oS ~—tayetio tien ns m eon it: on: live; we + # ; ’ — = ¥ Rn¢ iQ oa — — ’ ‘- > ae ~ - ; “ > A é‘ . aa Marine SRT {ether | LOM the Geo? par If at 2 | earl: forming Nunes 3; ¢tim™ond end UTY Pp ANDRESS ae és Sd gt Piet clams Aap age! | Quportuninee pwle* training and online J ; and © avenue - ——~; chapel "3008 ae tS Kees hk . Sinan uae . xre orm AND H A with refe aide w first-class MACHINGS=_ = ; 1000 3623 Gra vow .~ workers. Meehan. Ret, rvther ny eet, tatherariae, | TOMES —Evece jay Comey tes | ape CMBR. 20007 TS. Fancy 4M DRESSING SOfg Pier ot Sc array | Thurety | inthe. aril prom, 888 Dad “experience | gaat Sear Grand) Defore nese i Cut street. oo Midence, S7hgN | Teaete 11. 1e25 "a, “MO rest on Monday | Ph CKETBOOK ittiiincn tC. ae a en ic. ie Oller | Smee and wages wanted’ © 26°. _Tefer- rr experienced is a | a . & _— wei » ™ y © nner | Puemes Ler ved bushes: @.. Timex hy | receipts: ner .o, “ODtaining valuabie ) em 24} =," work cuarancn erine meee Sr; experienced t- i Nsparch = “4 AF = : Lin. ak te ene. *Speren es one oer = . . 1 i@? ; - Ut iran. : See, a 2 = FFICE —— (oR fe) cea n : eek PORENSHEL).... (8) | tee of 1!? North Grand Pes. funers side. oa ee. name inachh ; chime. entire 1 OP 8 Nestions SE Ar ry as GIRL— siz ase 16 | facture of emai) A mre the ene R Knowing is the main thing See "=" ar Davia * le ry AO Peet oe, a | bee of A apr Deceneed’™ evand \. 220 Ste * = ew an Menevw eh Sian Re al Serres ene. Sie @uareatee. “r with booker writer. La ep te. — s, good salary nine and ship. | sharp uM 7 > = 2 mm a . Bare bea.) Of ing Urnebel! * iene 0-85 2. = Pasterviiie ,,°! St Leo's ~_ a mem. | POCKETSONK— in: ee / #95 * 335¢ S terfernee ae ting vie at filme and een gtaniat , Sox J-3ug) pt puters wi ga es FOte!. ~~ ~ dear ‘ate (arr “veg tf i : _ ADere » Toate “Somme = sha A. ——— T_Lavet oie PERMANr —— ‘ eT See . ' Cun — “ 3St- epaich LESMsX—1-... ‘Ss | Mee sBther of Ronee) Forumbei ang | “4% Fire _p,, nirane ceppve: | Logie, CoMaining sii sg g.PPD Nee SENT Wave eho ac. (olf | OPERATOR = (c2) | MAN—Cobna_ 2 > ——— (er, | Steere. earnest worker PoCrtmRity far | dear oa ranziau imee oh ornnbe: aed | y May 10 pause ‘Bt reat op W hitter wear Lambdin- rewa-s s for sauna. eznert $15 “% tWeo wens 2 iF8t-clags beans shen _Desitinn Garage. 1234 Boa ** Hodiamsm: | D2VeTtiae? Maytag “tea sei nationally | Gear erandfethn Marice BPMN! ad | ligt 8? Fleet imme ae 0.00 @ om ast | PURSE Lest en 033 | pray ee Lindell Tone Toreoce Foret Taping * ‘ar’ ag. MAN AXD WIFE St]. branck stores Bros Git Washers fren | 2 oe 'm ~~ Roberr -L "Poe end! sy a 2 ree beloved mantw™ aa mamey and a ai leather cCMOtaiming “ul Siro = Tey On Marcei Ses ae AP HER—Temnoras x , fardening and Pt, te. house kean ng ; “em on t2 $50 per week we ae carn hii, “nera; Wain... i] a rthe "other of : ars ar ch... OM Grand or 1, atic. a ™ Jes utf- ~ vd i *Encrie+.-.. MA \—_ FE. Ss“ Wet en chs 330 ; i Of Dearess | net you Th Cre. Ries ann . ~*: Bo m Ment *EMGiher » ~i = —— es ei 2 Tand > ere | ion a for ness vecaby : Pas : —Se0c Tee ‘ag Ethei On . 2 ‘ a ~ : I SA ~~ — EEE vEK : © cress . 2 Doma _— and Zr a tr) a : ie posiri- * men + tai * SALESNEY_ > . ~ saa ~ Entered int, reat '* 1342 Mars ate of a dnat cing private ies Learn >. live | . cel 55a Detnas tion ADD “= for re. - ae hants presenting on May 8 Less he? avenue - a ROSARY—Loa poi ge eS em appeintmen: ~ Given any wav Branch room Lig Ss: Latte air 0 rtunite — Protective serv Au televes nn, *% @ Hee Nor 10. 1989") Mitiais MS ® Tuesday ang and ne 14— th a be tere — crings ‘hee Neen) nbane of Anne vee werd. 496i wee ne On cross = —~ ne iee se Thursday ven ° f on man oh Fenton -— Bank Rag ents 1870 Bas é erma and aiher of id ne Deimar “1:2 . = “heck: ‘2c iuding . a s + - 2 drive . THSTR1 wa “Maing at Wie Pi Ven de> ~ SEWING MACRTY Lis VA TEST in = 7) With +-rear-oid a agp heousekeone- once or cay rt he farmer - oa ai ‘T MAN 1Czr—_x. " 1I29 . e. hand! ENGINE pe ‘et agi. man ¢ merits. a (ite Kner” sad, cate | TRAVELING meee 8 Ea NT Former (95S | Seca eect serine Cleaning | BG Bertyeeepeine meen! ie) iO cere conan 2 Mande each seat ~ oy % j | eq : t t ‘ Mar » a — ve Tucminy May UNS eS oRRews. ALD fer 1? = ; 4 MERE? ’ ~aneeeree ard ee ne at Ak Mme Leet a _ — 1 JRanM chen! On Manchester vive ound ' ine tp Tueed ; at) BILLFoLp—y- enn me oF trvetins une ‘aviervilie A street. to Fant 27 \ ee tm. G4T— Pound ee mve, Test | ae aS "cad Bidg “tt halla ¢ a mand > o~ woman 3 ot | SOO ES learn ica ; “Metery. | _ ‘Sear Fenton | _“arceliing te hairdressing ; terey , . taF and ~ Dea urp culture ce caring , !afee wal? 3!" : ~~ oF Darime his eo — can, “SY Of Seaaty Culture oo quouts A eee at "a . orerer in " x - - Bi, Lcesoe ST Pouce, ——~— | “?S—tam " ” ta sicker nee POTS a ‘Th Dterr - eI Mere ‘4 j if i nt E oi - AXD in ing. 8°27 Vico, @

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ae te” tt eee” on S ie 5 ae Sadie bd tae! rT re “se a4 - ra 4 Ly 3A = ~ * ra St mS eo: \ Oe Oe er x Z ae et Eee Se ' ea ee oe. ee mts ali iaares Man s *) ~* eee eR eee 3 aa wat Sr a Sp Ome ee he re ae ae oe) a a Rg he te a) AE x he Ths. ae . Ags): dea Pe Oe, at are oy ou * Rie XY Sa oe - = ay gg ie. RD ike a ¢ sae rs J ° r v leu CHIC Order MCUst. . Open rT. co __ housekee i reget rent (8) for nuswual Pathe Te” & PO! LAR. Hons, | Ssociat =s not character aig 7 -_ high-grade w ee festa Barter Ge “ct K HATCHERY, West phali HUPMO nel g-- please. sate San ane OLIVE, 3734— ; $10 a week. (cd of 6 roune." Fores riumity, June | “dea! for ih e ies mo, Teate urine a wens good wanes, | stares, oe ata hig? | TYPRWMTERS win. ao, |ff Prope and sen uber moun wovon can compaxr. || a | Re ee Beate a a “at | *P, econ, 108 clev: | F. el inetit and usi ' * res xrninst 1 slicht! (c®? - dre; upho!l mpers. me , ‘OMPAN 4 4 cle : Dela ; o-oo ution co 3 : — a oot ee ly used: _(¢2) AND tires O siene 1 aie, er Distribyters, Y. room connec : bea ns Se ok a nigh- | cay. Louie ones Jor nei ip of tix Facto ° age Co.. 329 “telco daw rene — MACHINES ADDING please. K If sold at Font ne aan BEB Pe and Locust Sts | “ngama: Bicely fureianed: se OLTY : com o-room effi- oss Gee _May 11, 12 ay. Tuesday « > 2850 s J rres ~ 0 Olive m. ee & a. a For morons to Sa A real paint to - . (el) wa expemire, le —o 5 $110. excellent vox, 5 Sales Manage STW 4414 Page. ROTM OCERNERS — row mnt SeATITT HYPE WATTERS | = “Sedhamanilat eBlns fikites 6. ot ten Salas fet) | E — ludi 4 ee gga mae | : a" acvera! | 25 Sal gers Wary Page, some as low Eureka Hoover. samp i¢ without eau. {el WA trie oe thee cash. eee 8: 207. Sth st wy a ee Vereen and Locust gg talnabie loca t or long- 4553 | ebuinmes near opened on. the Siaced To dictaphone or - ates ye wper tub: b me novel, UES te A> raat cee JEWETT—Sedan; be _ 7 or ail | erences rot . 4854 rtxinment. Los A amced in millwer o- off i rand- ) ward. st 0: rentals 3 mington condition: $375 pee ig Aute P me kes ~) [er at free ngeles Post-Lispat k busi offer takes t new: cheap 202 N . lo s 3 months. Mmaxwt1ic. S75. R oo late 1983; Ai arts, of cars. ic) | oe ermetions — Brescnte — seea-Diswatch, —_ ep. WASHING ot 351; : must sell: bes i TrPew 10th st. Gia, Tevomel ee peespe, 3° AnW 7 pee, ye ' A So 3319 Basten. Bomont map rom turnis ether Ti ; , (c t+. = + i gage — Gey: ‘i em. Koha es yo mM waemy of oak HIN SS — W ee) one = DESK—Or _*__{c8) Bo coe 2 - oth 2000 miles: ot kad pa Mae mak MOLD— oa ee og a8 Ray 5 , . . a $11 foum'§ m. Co.. SpR? Re Saat — St is17 tdan. Wastes Mfg. — “We, separ al y ne od ek laree ranbogany : Inc.. 2621 pple Martin, Shera dem- a eS. And tube re ROOM—3d-floar ts ; rr era ro floor. space ip peers u ; ‘ aa : — ‘ ; . Ben cad ; equipm ee nes Be ee Berrv te -fleer front. i = rloe k MENT | - raod ; b, (c) a. m. to ee ——— alse —— real (¢2) swingin MACHINE (c8 MoM: ade. Olive 8278 ent. Call 1302 mont 26 y. (c2) 68677 family: near Fi m apart east: be block A . Fe ; : esta ‘ Ee (cB) 1ST co =/S. ze OLD: . 19. Auto 0 Bod! Forest : ort- efficlienev: autifully berth. LIG work Ponwal Dd. mh. | person. Nenana ye estate of- | ~4#ih st. = wringer; ba n: Copp on unplete | lines " (e3) PSMORLLE : BARG es Fo ay J. Park. vecv building furn ‘shed half x as. 59 10 NG . ae ~ a. ypewriter C pairs. | jf fron fine cond R SEDAN Ford bodies. south fey | Rarwain. ngs new; ickel s WE WAN Salesma —— 2. 37, Eas and used pa Rare REN e., Bae met t and rea ition. . Ce., Cheouteau Ford Ante west. room: . w . Delrsar 6 W - : “sa E R EALING cai an ere Hosiery Co Elect: electric Eden: real ~ Sth st. voewr ter Gaies | Sunday. ase. Open t price. |! | trucks. _— a TO eekly r é : Co... ric, 538 H cleaner, $10. ba r- —— Olive 3505 S| day, vight, || | \apeem os rooms, —2 isd > fel) Ww or Month! APHER—A umphre Meg po ——— ___(e8! fj WEBER t. sn Br a. cae to em . €as, bath: ed housekeenin, e have severa Ma Ra “> a—And office assist SEE poaes y. Grand 1528 n RORSES aA i En MOTOR CAR COMP | FORD ait x 9 a , +. sinloved “teiple Wanted. refined. ; efficiency a | : completely “eS , courteous. eff! must be tant. | ands rst for rood ND VEHICLES | 1 7 tiene ol a ba and ow and used: —. Ff Ase . | DeLee + or gg mig equipped R Es T et modest ~~ nnd and net » jovel econdhand y wh ing in new Fo 7 Sth and Locust at | Se, te taken int o: maae | pas. rm reom: gas ra 056—Lavely wee eMart WOTEL. Kae wees yn cz A TE -Ditepa an = age. = Ov 11 8 - 1. HARNESS Bea ne lov ge ey = Ss. (el) } =" {06 Ss. et RS trade ade.” Deeds Ante bes pou Our nee. kitchenette; 24 - 3A Delmar bi(14) — o- TFT DE ad. 3970 ding saddle; + Mg Bmagh mtg ——- 198d Teen. LATS : (e) LA (c2) LUXE HORSES— eee. 37, Pipe, this; $363: term : ~~ Onesate es FOR RENT REAL , for SR $169 s Geed with trial and @ __ (087) 4390 Otive. 365; ter convertibie | & Fo fi to! PAYR Is A P M Ply. a bakery - OOMS F ee Lower trial and a m8. Wi +» r Sale LNVI ints | ALTE AMO, wen m0 Se Beaman | sul a 2 oS ccxmrere, | TRIBE ST we rganee | SIUDEBAKER S Sea | een aces | sa SOT SE tees a tame ery on Sapa ns 1723 Locust. Seng + iencea; at onca, re L. P. ma Kitchen, #17 80 ' hoor bed reom one | BT penal sagem 5 PE ag ~ hy) very late pre ls SEDAN - “- io "Miner Parenkres Asie Pomishel arne, iene owning gning heme a wae ms, electr: oc va ie ‘boty ‘Tanda: 1 i. ° e ss te ‘ 253J. , ay c ' > and om —: ar | w reom. P WTD. ate De nea Se. O., 2618 FRA = broke. Park ery ca ws had e ith low (cr : exposure, ma meee news rooms, lect e- sad | Deire ence not o > ah NKLIN, Bias view jap refut ariver-: xceptiona!) mile- Tires car lime. % » 1 bleek ining bas c ” pins Pent CASHIER Banc Tenoe ete . - ped pay: 2 ‘) Edw. A. Langan F eae MA avs SN) ae PARE AU rie os be seen ay te areas DR i: Fad tus Aa —. ees a: fant ket homes. wi Preskean cK er of 4 reeme. electr' rs : Dar- etratenk she b. Bence — a ee ocean: Pome ome ready to 2004 bie g Sonne 9 | \CHINERY f Locust at 224. TOMOBILE ao. ee crit — =, Good room. son etieten toi AL. ge will _put ture. a AS 1 ae agency p! ‘ hous — Wh i aet . dies. - enced. 891 ~ Ai ec) We on asall . WwW qxcienemetinnenttianeres i STIIDE = == __bomont 1 Sera: WEST aes. alee i ’ ie ic: King ekeeper, e: ex a S, Jee re — carry @ yont 3585 )| Air ¢ anted JDEBAKER . —Poment 1840 | ordere ‘ified wa MINSTER ea only. (e8) sali _ Morth $: = | | COL’ eebiewwny and . Buckingham Cod. | — pme ready Boaw* ture. Ts Paces soins line of the 3989 | er AND T = ~ wonderful ae SIX SEDAN | | se ie ae a rooms for ee 4033—Furnish ¥ BLAIR. 1903-07-—3 oe ig |]. Week. a Py ana ee = - $15 Market. for \-ork: $22 | UPed meee: coal and pte Bosra cor, | power hine rand M medium a wid — Ht not Fe mn as mee 7 Paint like |i | easton. “tres that WHsT pIN or light housekeeping. Pa Wet specia! ase 4 ream flat; elec . iy . ) - “ need: + gera a ; re . . . u é ; . cestsio Poe met Giiee at Garret, “Cnbany Soo rant, 10 wn rent Peerage: ve" are out can be bought SAC HINER oar Paris Go., 4220W ||| amd rear, 3 eo sheets. See — gp ROL SN ~ tay | VERNON LAU. 722 m te reliable Co ‘| g00d U96, . _ 14th. q H at ¢ the hi Y——Bo (c] it > rear. M : Bum pe: 8 - y ewly heuse . tm Chestnut. Ou ~ PooK wages a “ : experi 2004 I“h- Ramming ught .Ci) i Thi etometer pere Trent , z furn ve 8360 : ee - aad : rep Tz ned M M. ape so! i] $ 18 a e ° x > 2 (8 | Pores: xberienced. 5406 Dein " ) ced: 613 Mor. wa. buy cae tae “~ - =. 1% in. Si Bat reas ope ae Mrht a. ae we M U S l Cc. * ¥ sal . “eer. : rere ; a thon Pa 44616-18-—One bi — COOK —Wh Delmar bc wares: co sc) ois ture in trade f "(e18) | see this car at 9750. Don't and a ||| ona ss 1 block south trom . wee “dn ogg 3 fxperionced: = : : me at ance to) 9) | WEBER SY ay te please fail te | 4 large math of F" orts- , — 7 s-ngron fake) ~ : a) MU — Stud OR CAR OO he sai on on. Cabany 148M. 7 . Sarah-La {UST MOV ir wotaker Distribgters. Pianos Or mis y FE 148M 78 Wa heurs. h-La- J , E A ii 18th a tributors., _ an Jct age — Expericaan 3 : 2 Bsa from 6 —. — slightly used furni UTOMOBILES| = nd Locust Sts. (et) |) DECKER ane arand: ns For Sale nion Spe ced, 4 ; 5 white. e reduced ) rmi- | —_Fourin . tone: used ; very his MAGAZINE. S041 — Cl Pd, .. : e. 5239 ced. : ~~ ig Cars F | Der month. barmes ch araie: | 5 Ogirls to a machines : = — in restaurant _ exchanged for Rs furniture gr mobiies For E ) 2044 LO Cc For Sale | | PIANO Avolinn C., reain, at $247: 36 = apd clecttie: asm - is : * . it s . : Apply ELY shirt mak ie Fer genera! house per week. (ic) | erms ew. Cash or LL sell or trade for xchange (| ®UIcK—5 UST ST] | had bx paying bs new far bay ut ROOMS W coarse lights, Er. 1710-4 rec Fe ; Ad: Factor 16 ” WALKER § A. “aren Grand, werk: no laun miture “* Thrush. pers. mace ‘cae Car; nie ‘ep: pat touring ca p “A's Tene f wont of $ 88s $8 $6 = WANTED—® 3. t saree | ” = = mand (c2) ys t] me , : middle-aged: ager get ~ a” purpese & 547° condition onat . tires and me Califor- 4 CK Pla arya ad bury, Benton J77R. ee! hrewe Nor thwest interest | 6th floor. ‘ and Local aun . 493M. aay on oan a an it Be hy. springs for . See, mat tregece. SA Ee W (ce) | ge RL, Siec ae. 3 other mechanical | i PLAYER PIANO — iXo 101g OS ROO NORTH MARKET 6100A——3 reom F now FILE « “LEAK So end Middle-aged: tc take char: “ted bios $9.75: porter nate, €) ne dines dress. | AUTOMOBILES anteo e ~ i, £. Cor. =e © CAR EXCHANGE. pes ate style. seoentiy Du MS AND dts shades: on vermin. ae 3 to 5 Ser: large (03 e-Dispat — ane Ber bette eso. reir chairs. ve .: extension ta- | acetone ee Sites & For wrecking | LEV ROS “ET — Touring: R_ locum ot ._ fed) | wy = Soe ee ae ~~~ role eS we A AND BOARD—Wante le Ee Bad; 3. teh | 2 Four. 2218 3 Jetter- ANO — Ori Olive, (c®| con RD Wtd—Private familly. i Me FOR Louis Laund ER—Exeel word. iP Gravois a) w omplete Home on mate. $98.50 Willian makes: ca ust have 150 aa e 3 3 jetfer-| due r una cineliy nat eonve aay employed: mu ate ._ | SPALDING. 3365—T ~w e 8300 | RORELABYSrinst-clnsd pore aa “ men BE ALKER-ARMSTRONG HP UBT Huber biden ‘quae Selmar 4a) 2 a. 1) Gitien’? ate soles talagce Sn vtral SB84" between ® lee) Murphy “bedi “rapdere, ” oat oe ities 4 department: —— and education = - nai seaiemnen On 1306 Olive oS. F. CO. sell. a ee age (eB) LOCUST S | cluding late style: will player ny 2 Wh 4 p. m. between 9 | nd sun par. va- | ox R-21% Peer ts : must be ’ a wil secu man’s posite Publir Lib Locust. car before COLE—7-1 T ) h. and rolt &. tne | : =—= aa Tce | GIRL Rote | Post-Diane podition: zo0d ! nites! oe = man’s Library. _{cl4) CARS ieee ace ofa (oR) | iethtevaie tant nik a o. | TEHMAN PIAN - \ra S10 ver | ROOMMATES GRAvors South mid - - _neceasary gt pe a ms hy ’ “y a ERS USE : car. | w eee: cost S850 as ae us ”: ROOMMAT ] re Lar is. . an- oo het ~ $118 5 can lege stude Be sumnmer RN | ou wait. 12 ¥ “week. . E. Cor D CAR, EXC ’ ith ise , to sell in b E Wtda—Ww fe) | LTYErrr 6 4 a + «peste 1: ; 3 aie deren preferred UR 10 Oliveses) | Pf ana See POTY ae IXCHANGE. | p°™ and Pulls; usinesw f oman geod cond 13 7— yt. _{c3) (cl) =F Mfg. Co. FT te of — ao a if wor te 112-114 North 12 E Autos Wt'd Badl\ | ester; Senke': = & eo st teap ie: *3 of Pa ae fe eel for $1 e535 iB. furnished. efficiency Soe w beaut thy | LUSCH Ente Grad 3 sand ba bat and in- . oe a ' 32. oo ~ aheppen ag -‘ at Ith ~ We par « DODG. 9. terms ae . ct: a Co.., Doe party. Dispatch. nent hotel. me rooms : ~~ i einrens r Bow! Candy ame | — ee re (2 GASH OR pcan Ph hey 4 - MOTOR C oO. opi before you y , lonman BROTHERS rey uae. 4c | T — . wey — m2 Post: McRE [EK 410k—- bode sot hail ond ray > , -— } = 0 niv uy mod i 2 twiste}- | Wee Por genere! —C—— + only 12 to a NEW i nt 1103 ~ Q Washington hl ' only Dodge Brot — Dodge fro ele: | alking mech fel) VER dwoed floors. tt »n filet ef 4 reoma: per ros | Gimte ARK. 6121 aa : GIRL ae gton. ‘eckwear r 6% 00 per mer irect; gur N ° ? 50 we kk Co termes. Ford. lee | ‘f rou are leo * ocke — south Four a A - r for th and All New F ; e ___ Coaches _ FORD. a Se | R Dieasant su king for ws. - 7s . “Semen ve ome Guede, appointment. up. Call New Furnit .D-—-Touri: O83 ac! Ces: | O and rroundiage a hetel w rk. Bs {c) } poate 3 lored. t —_ Te DIES— 2. wre on a ug: per! clede (cB) d , priv es . hawing ith ( } ladies aR oF we 0° per month, 22st) Re emiricion hg azn te | $2 Room Outfit for $87.50 | ~ 1925 ESS! BU wr “erm, SO1KA MeNeir | Sand BOARD) ished. wiry “teing well-cond'soued page ACBER We oe ; . WOMA . ger 7m On t} 1e Ate open! 29) el ey 7 | ot : ia oe ee ister. am MEe-NaIr v rooms. ; sd tarey. wel)-fur- , Tt" and ‘ - Nu, (Los new f! : RE & e 2 +c . uied an com, ate »vat sine .e ° . — T o« 0 udse Lae ——_— = ‘ 55 -_~ 4 : ith mont to work fi a ston wuites: 00 a. le mln g sacrific n RD—O1 | cei tee ae c on Se Washing Crame-Kclete In stock: & swOMEN—— Child — S; extra speci: l, A 7 “ a fe tires with spare. ll ey fe be 2944 cee? | AK South = ee, partment-flat: 5 =. > cans b ake | Gy gton, 34 fi Millinery Co x N—Chil4 weilf ek | F275 » hich- a 127.50 | ¥' rent and rear: tee] wheel e ST OMA. &8 RESORT PLGE BL 3 = istrict : hour's ride ide freee Pris. foe ‘ihe for eeneral Fre have the most responsiblity 72 | Wal uigh-grade 4-piece Fr ne] toumicaen? ie on ele nae windshie 4 | MUP 1920: Da ST. | mensees ‘aad dese roe light house- 5 S L. WIL oi ping 1245 Shawmut : Wrydown. hts. Avoly 62 housework to meet Saas Wine practical mie janes alnut Bed ‘ench | i anti te per cent a span. ike | ge t, overhaul a tourtn 160". all ne rooms; under or Re LIAMS. 794 nt: Janitor servi 4 6 Claytoni interest ale’ ai. omer Ganere. room Si iS mcathy terme: 2) off for quick sale yee gy fomecens pire Fy = See oN. conveniences. Vit SPEND you nt Chestnut. O1 at Sf) adi! clerk {n a ee ee ae aaa te oe $135 8-piece A lites; $146 OR CAR CO. 2921-27 Lock ick sale | gE. Cor ee, ee oval cords: | BROADWAY. 2800 Vistor ie ) Your vacation “at | Bartholomes FLA ae Fig n ist with h grocery store transport free | ng 7 merican wal | shoes Teepe, tT Cor. Ga AR EXCHA} | $7 per week; 0 5.—Roo wy $23) | Be zr rnished cot tholo new Ts weae* and board. Fortnere 3 good ey 2 a aoe th Bete $ Dining-Room Sui nut | Coupes F ee sarrison & Locust ee ’ | PESTALOZZI.- iets cook iis: y he 4 THE = Le UL mere, UE oe nw er's Market, o. £200 me0 to $5000 , anrnie tem 110 : Suites, $8 | CHEVROL or Sa 1923 HU (el) | for eo . 305A— ; n ; sserly Far (‘s from | * +t , $86 , CHEVROLE —-— te 923 HUPMt suple or 2 Reem wi tages a m, Fenton, Mo... 3) 0 attractive Me ye vear: the work = reautiful A . 7 ning T— Supe: 19°32 Ae In fine MOBILE TOURIN Grove Park: > gents: 2 b th board Mera nd clubheuse» Ras cot- te apply to "Amer Ghlie. For gar nut C American wal- 102 ig order: bargain. “perfect run- || extra. Th condition; geod ING. ROOM convenient to ¢ locks Tower yo ang River: best for rent on the mart 3 seg Nala ieee R14 N merican iHdéu ear “onsole ai- GE—Busir __ 1805 Russe! ft run- ||] paint t his car will tires, on AND BOARD car end bus. ren. Call Fen and safest beech red_flat , criew 2046, oom far GIRLS a Sanaetnanedl oe sane? $1] and $1 Persea ota tr $51 shan ee meee coupe: ai est : 1974 — y it Sedans — if “aa Fae 4 will | thew fap goons eam: emt hae with al- tom 504. or come rm 4 2 voom (ct) rte: noe . . «* ~ Ort ] . SR25° mniies, ye $e * pect: ruy ; eo 4 Open a a 3 Uy. T 7 . ee } |... Ce Saeed | or 3 (o4) — Rrown nowy A work ® work on Lin | engtl : act e and re v day. nigl ermes to Bee Re eo ep ae _._/©S) | FURNISHED | West . good | o1eums: § : gths of ; while: quisk: this ool bumpers : WERE ght and Sunday please. | For ‘URNISHED corner 234 an x Co.. 410 pay. a ~ : special oy r e; terme, © Wi is so: nething w ERER MOTOR C vy, | . | obuBsoUu Sale Union: PLAT—4 Ke GInt 3d and locust, 5t -4 . ’ $35 hi h- — be vara ORT—Coupe ints, 4300 | Olive. or i} S.iudebake : CAR COMPAN Woo cg re | 23 SES AND SOMMER HOMES— city. by minister reoms: Cates nea . 4 . . 6 c ; : 2¢ pi b ' - Lo, lad ——— * 1 ; tempPpora near iyenra: ieee work machines, 0 8 nc Side-leer Re ese a? kes Pleteibanars. A, || aetae S451 Nice Taras voor Teme | eet eR P R eat lao only: 3 : Soupe: 4-1 = live. 1o4) r Sts. ‘c |) S617. “ . ' reas vai neals | ‘. SH t and ving ct Walker each gt - steady posit 3_special, | order; $425 pass.: per e4) | Jbwert— is. cl) | bELMAR 51 enable, FEF ANTS BEA Itry ad: PERSON Boor Hak? Wactory. 3513." FELLANE __ $21. F 25. 1809 fect run ‘tu! 924 wurtns ||| DELMAR BL S040- orest | 7s 1, BST AT » | VERNOX rissant. actory. 35 ous H ; | ‘OR D—Coupe: o Russel! ne ully equipped: uring Car ——-| ees ii. 5640-3 rent loam, ST uMMER COTF “01 bis Be ~— 4 ‘ GIRLS—F as “west ay Aa FOR | SALE GUSEN’LD =e | Ashland, . perfect condi | €2 in in a real many ¢xtras standard : heme cooking: hot ee ee eee Bee COTTAG! (Re) | rooms. r je ; ition De wt ‘ om for ¢ @ real ro , biscult ao em ath om Petoske) —remn Cc Forest 7006 RLS —Por cutelde sleasant werk: , da RL TONE ED FORD.-Couse: 19 =| bert cr forthe "money. In salt: the | g tn fh, SS its; $7.50___(3)¢ Reach bel catego tle Tra OWELLINGS p "4 r lon. 2404 ¥re of flats. dwel ure. carpets, 175: terms. 1805 new rubber: baz =) | business ho ing or Olive in st. Louis. | AMI i _ 2055 —Deliahtte: ach belonging t feet sand ha wah FOR —— Se Soca nate E amplete set of en | E02" ress ye FORD — Coupes: 2 eee el —- call Wolff, Main see: — “2 ee hes _—y from. Sevis real par- | tires 44 Arb’ be eae teal dive | wa, 286. Ss: very oa Rg © ” peg es cottage. as Soe a ae ied ee ea Cope ee Fh Sie Meadpwokigiers S vsemigg SP rvE ROS S— WaT iaRad” ro — sIRL—Whi = a dv — Furnit (e —1924 coune ings. ene E SED © aR oo ea ditions; good room: | bien Selling | sacea reermnen, a Po cPherson.t i; box springs, moss = ercrege Opeatt Serene Cab. 60 tate other car: 5 cord “scanner be told rie | 2 _ Cor Garrison & Locast el. Tare Sou— tare a? exwroitr—tesT—ieed emples | tee ilew White. Apartment. f =" "8. Compton. geen book. rier meme Wid Beas prices. Cal a aS) eT terms. Benton “212d 344 LOCUST S 1) | OLIVE park Tore A748). bome | Ry ti homelike Scania well “ar Pera , iii ‘ ST Wore eet BF 0M ron V123, | Wash rT. | __ ree -: "Newly turnished; : roems — : is he - / REGIRT— White to weeist -: Steiner 7 and ‘sh! prices. g Pe rt 4 oe aston. (687) | 204 peaeains __ (ed? | at De aw : 7 -passerger ; | WABUNGTON BLS ae — frost Pee yarn Karege mn 1 gi. RS ie. See | em Sv. 24 Cabany 76HI9I “ieee AKAT So soe a, | PURNTTORE Wid osiss ; pest 4 LOCU | wonderful shape mt = Pan, — og nang a gg onl» ag -— At acleae-Chrimte W, and Delores n “a oR je a 4018 Ss ture. Tugs, contents of 101d — price | a A ua CRE Dc AR zon each one sin 944 LOCUST ~ 1) rab separate heds: rentiemen m and | BELT. 3464 tp ee 0. or rooms. =ath. $50: as 8 me CEEPER £ : 11W. a r a N RAN j lwoner all Lip piano é " s —+4 ys eey ROD 4 Loct Ul BROOKS REALTY ura. | venra, mother. ina ten erin 10a W: Wa. Seaporaie wrice, Sesiner Fu. sige Rarwet a ee tak | a cis Soaps. cous perfoctcee | fri eee Sees es te i Niosiy“tarnighed | OCT 1 ccna" pred . 3503 | on, 24 Tieor emnloveg « 10 -B = S. Broadway. ner Fur- , description ; — housebold g0 (el4) | RHO Forest 63633. | ciated; $3¥5 v se eeen “-| ROOMS FOR: RENT—OCITY lor. sleet eae 3190. ear coms | FURR. HOUSES FOR ica) work. ance: for office: 4 nna Park t. §& Sunsef C rese | 20.000 — J tomobi urs. St : in dyco: | ; wrrisén & Le ANGE | ROOM—— EAN, 72 ’ RENT R App’ t ce: aleo on = view 2757W se Court POUND (o8) | ile Ge 44 einer-Farenkr —— Locust gt. (ic Giean, f CLAR , t22_Ch cates "S008 Given 1 ge = Oi Woe tar wld onin, Aiostane Te ra 000° Pages cet) | Painge PAIGE SPORT naar o-= et “eit ee Apress north aie jose . an lary Ss bu J ; 18 ir is ei- .. - Eo te re-| ang after 12. Benoist Bidg.. Otb | ag (c44) — ANIMALS ‘TUDEBAKER— 1924 Tr. but the ib; You tee ne, ieee ‘tian _ ean | -asonable. mr 14 yey § CRE West ic) : on- ~— ‘ag ee ” po on epgagupones = , : ‘ () er , . a a Benim ADY While; housekeeping snd) om Se “xi A eae : wenusine | "cheap, 25 PUPS——Weil markes can't be told from a new = Wag yy _Lecust af 324. "MOBILE mee Central she tile REEHED Resihhucl—re finthe | LAUNDRY Cail after b's Bes pe ant care, ite ename! p biue. silk ae ge O "3608 Deter. marked: geil; 8 SRER'S USED | hurry on PERE a ea | ALCAZAR a0 edes. screens: wood floors place. ear Boldan fff cies " mens! A. Heise! pte cg ail = FAN—.{ ae gal range. CA Vel) = iets esc EXCHANGE. —n SERLESS | STX Ms Si das: weekly iT ay ae, a Se on references SB. 5 ble to destrabic pad nta. L: rent - Dee 4) AV rg TO for ek M + ¥ ideal for rap, tears. -diningetre ine 1924 S — ocust st. ic}) | pany: te S000" ve o- passenger | GRAND. S28 N-. om a’ } a per — ritet-clase condi i heen oe —i ll JAndell ist floor r tre ABS Feng @partment. Wa ) 5-passen _Srepenanes BIG 1 COmpaRy cas: oe miies by gffie Pe ype yet | kitchenette - =a ——— . Call tlem: rent HOUSES ——: MARCEYY. spartinent | | L4MPs—? — oad. Apt. 11 APPAREL Ane | the most Coune. This 6 “ar Kuaranter @s new « 4 of our | Pink 3515 uh ine eee, ees ive 27 oo SOnTAGe WES ort ipo erator: ER—First-c! a finest for ee. a. and table senfeld. 111 ¢—Best prices | tition 11 baker poe models in ane - ‘ARK aroun a ) carries | __Saier, elec Housekeeping roe + et FOREST Pa 312 Int! fe Tt gas, elect or 4 rms. 2307 r:; must do pera ai)-around assortmen’ we have one of N. Vandeve aid. Nes- | | 2000 mi Has been d the Stude- | | cust a 224 ue | tric; garage: adu! =a, Saag, PARK BL. 4546— (cd) | _Post- ric; with beth. arte Sidney. permanent wef 7 cag TE Bally ag 5 nter. Lin. 5617 ||| UD niles. Ballo riven less than ina Ee | ee ee. n'shed: will dec Janste fieer; @ | HOL FERATORS— ee eae Purntture- & Ri. APPAREL W ee roletery like pen tires. one extra. |i | 944 L foment 1840. | — = ed: will r, water 10 — 3D _ton_ hole S—Experienced on Binge | vest, _Bomont B07, (cs) Dar nbg. aboes pay from yg orn yy ful condition. - This car ts ra. || erUDER OCUST ST. Rm at: North = tr Se NEeIDUOD Food ¢ 7 reome. complete de- i a work. soupee M sewing —— Oe.. ry er Ae $50 worth cape paid for rom to $35; high. | fully a Big 6 7-parsenge “Sed traded it |}; "econd \IN ER-—1924 with break! A Near ball park: r / i eee 2 b> 2 cows payment. oF RA roth a el ae Cheutenu__(o8) cimutes. H. Anpelmas 313 15S at conus | {| One® Somes rome wf Car | peadied tae erate; ROmeaenm: keenine ,_&, Cor. pag vv: and Bae. semye F Pars : PRES | roone, —complens.— ted | po ay Peed Tem ang “cheng, for ouah FORD Ton track. 1080. pal dy, |g bousekeoning Nlesiy _Targiaied sleeptax |" Bnd fanitee often eae, oa, 4 . iy CRON floor ; penne th, Mi. V | dy; b ) De tail _ —— . Good SE Rs oo NIP Sy terme. ve.(c®) | orcopEna t. Vernon, a | pings ap and a 2 quaranteed: “sew | es esa on one) be imar. (9) | HICKORY. ae gr ee enced | osi tions for = : oe room, a 2 SA FES—New né = — Legg pete al ip reacdaeter: a rh oe Amt yy og overha teh) / pELMAR iL : mms : : 7 ~ re - oe . hed strie ¢ ° Bauman - new yo ariven; term ; private - St- | Ope: only $186; tert vied: pan reo ’ “7 32o-— ner vier “ reom : ironing: pore at aiy ase tees, ese ee Bee homens osteo pom joqation. Tamm | miicoee: Pernice | TRAP EI Teege ESS Lae Ae Kir My nerian ioe Reran ; stea “i a . 308A N. Kings ES— Halls | tom (of) | RAF teh | DELMAR : —_ ‘round. y work | A : gier-proof and Diebold cl4@) Ru | FIC TR cused Se 5550 (ist eaasti— | BADEN. “S55 Som elfivien $1 iffa , saae nr { fire nabeuts urnished reo ati—' y 5 PELE SS : waen th kind. anythi bexes at soleu onl vault deors ind de bur- FORD— Fu $s For Sale “THIRD SED TRUCKS: p UCKS | overlooking _| _ ms and i= 2 atereanrer | _ ply 8116 N. Breed Mency, $46. i> 3014 Far. yn. 3 a electric. or ge oe nojeum ng service and termes t depos 't une beut: a OF FACT RICED | arge lawn. com plete. ; wee ! ; Kutak a ce-St Fr . ee O08 sng Se —— ae se guahs sarers S anaS ake hee model: $12 UCKS AR KS. PRICED 47 ONE. | DPLM _ | ~ ib) | Fimuae RREAN, P22) Chesina xX actori 4 and Mae Fg you direct po WD Co. ae St. Authorized gy peel; $135: | | URActORED: SATE RACT iP ak Ese | "housekeeping 4329—Nicel ¢ Seuth re are i reo Cos” an mon —— . pen S&S aler otor. | M - Nicely fu - rhe You. — age 3 cxapainnaanins pe STORE and undays and ~~ rang Locust. Re OCK. 2 rive Ry g partment: two vatnee | MMPHIGAN. 18is-—4 Be $ ‘ ercantile Co. S287| « OFFICE FIXTURES fen) OLPA x 8: OF | aK ine lant, b08eS ae | _modern: gee end electric included ___ SE a ee =a wr Wanted odans For Sale Automobiles For Sale at corona’ for" couple: edule | ert CHEV ENRIGHT, nt Play and rebui pav cash for ROLET—S i . covie eae0e ce Co.. Sone Che Be a = ay inda. or will eet it ita of. stores ‘of al all worse heel $00. 5012 _Vermer. RAL _ennrnneeus peel aac’ gentleman. Pere crest sek expla mission. Let o at auction : . 9012 Vern rd tauvrings care. Ford soe . oueal. A. —— a 1924 CHRY Bn hm ay Se y Prpenans me ye 4607-—Siven __is3) ety IRK AUCTION Hae had SLER BRO || coupes. We h a pee Seen jemen or empi ping. ist 1. trent: oe eb epyohedead | Py th ey or Sreakan up to = ‘oR ) condition. Upholstery im + ke new. we cond) tion. ee a ase on arith EX HT wa (eg) | o not Oca. : Mo : Bumper very fine what lew ou will be irst- reanna, eully furnished reat : — Fer Sale Beapemoter oe front and rear these fine “a prices “we are surprised to| Paevre: ores and ema!!. frome peciaty Experienced a | Chrysler nm ate coneidert . Co.. 8645 re. South asking for pl wt mete convenie! | 2 — ; Pri you sb ng a : 5 & G Side ayer noes: at mI : giso : oes | .G ce low fo ould see this vois, Call rand bil. fust Chevrolet | F 2. earn shirt machine , im. Terme tc the condition the car is = all Victor 344: Gran below Gra- aoa} a. Apply. to ; stenay BABY “cain 5 nea 4] might. Sunday rahe: tee die ' 2944 LO nd S256. fel) | L u ‘ t fersa ‘. a Seale “ial GE Higwe weeEn MOTO = Can 00 Ay $50 CUST S if eek ie very — af —— isms | an DOWN—#5 WEE ' io plete ea uUlpment “i Lecuset Sts vs Bune in good r : K ané rabinet: will sell ~~ ‘ fel) tephens sport unping shape : a x 1 acwede Bing. very b——-| = a condition Seah: vere pwd 2 | ee ones shes ev ER ROX. ) . Authorised Ford terme. Tevis << EOL, peng Ie Lucust. we RAN ans “cai tig Qpen Sundays a. oe Soon WEBER'S USED ‘Ga ‘RX ngs. (ch) PN cu Coan eveping Garrison ANGE. ” apd and Locust. ‘ dundwe. § . ie)

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7a vy ~ ST. LOUIS | Moet | POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, MAY 11. 3995 =r PRICES MIXED ___NEW YORK STOCK MARKET . | / | - DANDY BUNGALOW ' as witicial list of bends traded im on the [IN sOUCTH END PARK a -_ & No IHS Ram be ree - 2 >> Tmederg Dune: '; +73 , , ~ ie en ys — Seam hey Price B tt Ass vats ; ’ : we Si ae oes, Ems FRANK SEBASTIAN ) NEW YOum. me. 12 —F os om hed ra STIAN REALTY ce... Stock ae ‘Weim. itm, i] —Following is @ list of today’s ie@iidual sales in 1@0- sh ots (@0 vo ; a ul P..Unchanecd” nitt, the high, low and closing prices and the net Cimages for the an “Symbels: “tne NEw York | aang. a) Plus «Xtras ‘Mci uding extras ©) Payable in preferred sto ck. ie P ly st “ig _— | ‘om and iucinding the close the “ a aruy stock. ie) Five per cent OO pp 30 G0 Sat : of a * 7T7¢t , M > . ’ . 7 oo $13. uar date saces were $1 .397 496.000. against $1.234.471 oop a year ye . ‘ « . a f Siete ‘ onthe a a et he 6 OTR R geri iad ee ee cee Loe mtorwsn cele ae en ene Seererenes -a | > Ws __Rartfor Grand $111 (2 Xi \RMADCKE 6285 23> - Stecics Se ee ees, S-roe Deri ~ sane —" an | et A —" Div. XN | Saneee a Sli wees « wa Yaa "2V¥a — $5800) ‘ . me m4 * . . - ot : yr. : o . “6.8591 060 lwo — ees ? OO as Mates in Sales. H! “ose ™ ‘ Net ; Fears age. oS Sn » 52S. 4 rod n« hr} > " igor > oy ee _ Lew —_ Sales. Righ. Lew _—. i> ‘Geta lens on a.) \. =. Liber v Do Anal “OO fTipOTs. tile te7 ~ $) Read Ae ¢ + 432% FE%) 78% — WIGS Ce 1.350) we j ‘sim. S&CURI TY OOS nenstinatiiilien ods are 2 CoUars and 324s of a do! lar ) ip ~~ nena S67" Sloe Rep Steel te 15% I5 1s” — %& | Geld Den _ ou 20%, * 4 “He. SECURITY igh. | Low. ‘Chen, : Sties eee ike 2 - > + - ; - 3Y 3 : rc a cetantin ~—es. SECU High ~~ ———*:. BLY. 124 3 Fey 7 pia £6 8 -6 45%5 43 43°, Gd TER pi ‘ ot) 30% er — = GOVERNMENT BONDA ——— TY. ‘Sa. Low. Close. ; Be » ALS, *inp i: 4 13 | 12%) 184/ * & CG Tae, 3 wg Sten i+ thee Fas » s&s _____ [NDUSTRIAL BONDs. ~~ 4 Ha tit Gurner: > me ~e ee AS, S; F972 FSle! TO + or Woes 24: 4 i (Ree. * - : 2: PamPa? & . $0 ins ge oe oc” QRRES. Na Bon tae ox SS Sergey RS PS OCS SE oy SESS BS SEE tt tom 2010020 sod Panes, =, see lee TO weer Crore a! _open Am 2 ns ioe I i s RLASF 5 Bs .~_ >> -. . a vs & No o-3 ~~ aie . a po » . Li; Merce . ~t~ _ = new: FRANK SEBASTIAN. Reattn, a a 39 108% 106 108% ln 2 a eae’ aa cee!“ S16 Bam po . 7a S24 321; x. = ae. 102—5 102—1 pets ‘2 Pub g 4 b= —_ » loey 1e0% A ed” ‘ramd S14 is hem 11212 126 (210° 4 : vei. S 4 253s" 3s)! 288 ae Se fe pe erties voce HS &ec "3 4sile% 110% ites = es Wes 2 + S A Lime 118 . 3s = 3 : i. pf5 ) “es oe . ine C Ou —— ECNGALOW—_ ae a ~ars-R § at oe ae | aS > _ SBS: 69% — =*-42 .. 10l—10 lol—8 191~9 St Sine C Ou @s "27.208 i0T 107% bath: has oye ei S$ rooms, tie bis L ove J7 47 “ Mo, *1™, call ene i) L1Ilgy 113% ii3y —i%, 43 de ld 44 ¢ ‘Mac C O Gs 27 ies 19T lTH & ; . >. * » ov . re ' : - hs : 4 . “7 4 a é ’ on . i. ~ —— e - = ° - - o “ “hh Som . ‘ ver gutters. brick Perch ~ nardweee eee . * Pn Se a * sStOLM % ht a =e eg en "aon ; 16% 16% 165-— 4 = a ane idi—7 i0l—. ~ how , ~ 7 . = ~ ‘ «~ > | - 3 — - a ~ o = = 4 > id@w ~ work; large lot: price recente! woed- By Leasce we tm Ted ae SS 1385 138y + | eS te 4 2G wee le Ot the Ft acai gs |S i--: ae 101-23 101—°6 19123; ,> Sime PL 5 “42 aS 3 rt Ss 2esy_ Phone Mr Lone Forest 4718." 1 | reag ro ™ the New York — , SH By 94: 24 4/5 a oe cae sd no ~ Is — & — i oz i322 19% 19% —1 ™ 8% de 342 its ~ A OP @ 23 A100 % 19804 10% —— SSS EB. el . the Pest DP 7 : >» 82% 91% my * % é vo 7 “> u u , = — i>! it | > . mg. Ss i ates 4 - i 3 ~ oo = ~ aan ~ re L1is lYw pais vs Lis sta ++ ae s Bei!) Ss FLATS, AP’TW’Ts. FOR DRE, May I1—The Ere- am Wo 4 3s\ 37m os . Sed fac 6 BH DUID ry J ag le 2 ma. ¢ =... 10 6 64L san ~ - 33-38 _. $ 19° tae [13 Ww iS ive 101s Wwe x SALE wing P . : Ae ~' South Ba go 914 ana’ h. 2) SS ae on Us 00s 1004 | ~— cuGiageencneeee £ Oat in its COpyrighted tin ne : ? a. 7%; © & St O Cal 2 a 56% ane + _ s int M M™ - > 11 * 1] * 5 7 - 5 S de 4th 4X s = ri. — Cai P Gs 47 Se ’ 95% ox cae ___ Wort h oe oy ia a oi 36% 3, WH— Vise oe 2s " es 38% — \ Im Shee 5 —— cma ‘o> a “eS. ‘33-38 102—¢ —_ i. - ‘ tenn ££ P 6s ‘47 2 >_> PALM. 3608-11—i tae ae 1 7 reviexy today seys - ¥ 3 12 2624 290 Oe "2% | wee alan . ~- ~ % 43 43 im T @ Ts 13 _ = “ae -- 11 @o US4 tie ae id2—s i2 Tol Ba ia Te il a, 109% toon = i$: 3 TT 76S. 3 Tick olfax “While ‘ete Mga Ss L.s i.3 7} it ie - eo. 2 — Se. ¥% 6s % oc, — x, Jewel! 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Des urtet:&. program: 11:18 dio party: B43, { ». 8. closing and S any query. wegen: Se 3:4: ee oa t pee cons mn city — yt igheet oy i SWER 0% to reject y be i) Daylight b 11:40. 132: Market organ chaaiatie (508.2), y) won. mage time fid 9. chelr. rock: Curb ismues. nt cannot ; at pg WE ppt, iettn P Phila on, © ». % list of sales, eek Cure . re AWN he rig by mail, ndoubdt- 'H g-40. $:40 p wae bv est. WIP tk. , mu- iscuss! (326 ki "Slay Ii -~-Fotiowing ‘sa in. in the case of Standard, eneh: Prev. |. ahah rear t or cow questions of w velope. ae « yn Da ag Smallpox r- — — an ‘ales PB me ee A), 6. Ror- ial to the May 11.— rides {exc ept t $1 i Post-Dis hone ° medica seed en quo terest ied 7 pt. o JAR, dad P. Gy Minist, p (389.4), 1 | Soo YORK, TO0-ehare lots Tepress : The telep on addre int. of in upp! De Ex. Ww ; 7, A an . vio eland a; We : NE ag a Se = Bonds High . and letters tam ped , 1p 1 | s U. 8. ipal 1; 7, all Clev hestra closing in sales of = urity. iG. Personal cept by s 1 alcoho siona Prices rice rine sica 6. W WTAM, Ore : 8, Jew os ooo full). and Prev. les. N tion, ex panied , methy Sn tae tews Se and p semble. (454.3), 6, nadian hony: - 90, i: in fu les:. | Sa 3 40c atten accom minims, with nd t N lture En York, ; 6:10, ten al Ca eymp . Ga Pt MIXED ON | of which ‘are Close. C T bi ml | age | oe given when 90 tet ateaiates “a d be Agricu New lew; 6: ental, raanaees ay, R'm __ tose ee 38c ty f any llow to 1 disse houl es. | waz, l rev ; "Better strum Society rig A is High. Lew 40c | 4c 4c 18¢ | ed sincert know o A ion til ive s an be chang Journa s 7:20: ng 7 | . | itatio rg ee te f ns: heus h Sing! 7),. 7. = Securit ARD OIIS. 25% Ber ee eee | ye do not ~ The n oop thy ByN 8. a the Texa 710. Orp ee ital. (388. 4 STAND A : “3% 19¢ 14%. F.—We cting. _ is | filter. fore a — oo = r ¢, s* 8:20, Orches- rgan rec News con- 7 : eas De fio Bir | 60 Mine | 1 Bi}. +++ free scho word with “- fortably then t being | Homes 5, Deauy 4, Detroit 8, } atl ia 3 | 60 Hecla 4d Bot pe —The -nee, the | com and gy ; 8:45, ww, hestra; “a a | 59% 10%. -- 10%) 19%) AT 81: 2% H. W Rak-o ccent on the hand, any e we ptt et; 240, : “re ‘ , ? . “ e uart 6: News ost agg L MA 130 — wg ra tei Bias 2%) 2a gg Me short. "a" and the @ eldest again places | aneaninan tual nn ea leg cert. sen on q GE "Te" ten ri s0 | 76 oS | bats wll & ~4R F 184% | sh t syllable. a conemt on eens ot — Bowl, a |''/ al H WLIT, Chorus; 7:30, deville. THEA a . 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Murphy Eom 10| 99% Fh ge teat ‘a 53 Marg OU - 21%, “bY, 548, 8% fj CRIAP bi tore aa ir itos & lies rates and as the v W isofl of p if are. a roots ud not as — He Gave coeocees | a ore 10100 % 37% 38 —4** 4 Mount P .| i %, St 3a | 2 CRI&P 5 . 118 1101 46 101% | 9 lished free city. fara healthy. ing att t sho hem Mine ...- Tours , | 86° 36 37 24 Mo Oo. ie ted Ee * oo as 87¢ 01%! BSE. lis the side o ains | un work ve tha ate t of | coecces SS ESE eee vt 30) 39 ‘ATIONS-——— | N Mex Lan, 1) 3 » 83% 23% 9 Go FD a e2% 02 % 103% 102 % ee cee ve mud pon a | thing that te alt Staley te the a ~~ ) ¥ ear ee ‘he visi vet be tactorg ion Trus oe 23 41 4 Un Cn et bf 5? Othiscxes 16 1 T@aR 7 ey | 04% 104%, |. ° B ay rubbin kirt, nm a gias ¢ am- ut chare pot: ¢ ehak il of ir P M. ¥. 5. %%}; wo “22% ore es pec Un ee oe } Pear 44 Ht Venez 2 oy) 4% be | ee 19 un -gpt 6-33 94 ; 08S 18s 108 f the bal To loosen rops © the P e in the oil, Ts in a pa ing. 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Som aii were 3 10% 196% 185 ANY || Ihe neck‘of the bet he following is Now pg heat. Give | Parephgaaes, Goechichten ane dom ELEANOR vOF A Gia” od bushels te teed : ee 235, Pk pr B2 Ss | 14; 87% "9% 112 M A ..s.- 54 Z 14y 101 4a) 91 wat —The furn Si ett wet win gas heat. orn- |. Parap Wald . el) ; S74, mane een of 4. was Dry Go ioe | 36 13 Am Epfd 13%, 9 ? 68. Ci. =o a 1M Cie, 1%, 91 10151 HOUS rlom blespoo tine in a here is and ¢e wate Grace WAY | ; a a alker ae 35 G& S| 4G) 1 ° ..4 @ j a fo ta en et er ling od , | 2 _— fas jes a: oe aul ae | 2 AS ere wa 16s ge) peg sa sg "abs jy esr, statue wie cf be Ai die ti ai aaa || Oe mee Lagpaie ee by . is Iron Se 4 2 i ! L 1 63%, le bid ange 9N 61, ‘112 5%, 96 | po ‘ofl, ' an ttle fi ad ne de: | shake {ll be cual manner. of | vem ISTED.— death bad sea- * Waldesrauchen Roo ee com a) wheat D leat 3 ~ Corn my Press Brick eager 7 .— 2. ach lex | of ax 7POC 100%’ 96 | 96 131 |) hich he usua session of IsGU sure in ful f it) Wi Lucie | Sehubert =» © Lora) GF BO through. C mp Prees oe wae 36% 13 34 do Cc pf ; 29 Shaws 7 .. 6 130%) 1 ww in t econd prov D ed, is rb is ore 0 | semble: | 0n6 mn, be age ant ¢ 36 thre usthels, Bytes Shoe p .- 13 =ey- Am T L. 25 e 2 8 cf 5, 130 | CERES Apply The 6 ess ap t ap- ly us en he 1 or m strew | Violin En arch largaret Ti nen 1 ?« oA local anc ” . : ; — oy mations! Shoe com .. _./160 . MB +) ArP & 12 i be : tour a 3 Sou KC tad + 95% O7% li07 % ' RALPH — th eee an ac ex- rei the ape bushe an and fested ,i4 — M eg vO Burkart. ot 'OCa. 180, mations! COME « «++. -| 1S |. 35 1 &cB vt, 12 &% SB% - ge, | 88 SG & EF 98 6% 1075, 107 eee { Fifty-nint passe aveling hej! order arket 7 flea-in ime |. re cae. oe A Led wedge At : : 65 care whieh os DOG t Bros ee : J a 4A cs Si 38% 38 101 ogy 6sMc "8 107%. : 87 96% || the 4. 1907, the tr t ert son, ham every at a tir i Catherine rris Jarne Accom r, mecluced Teceipyis tth 228 ag oS gall ate “16 | 16 ttc Cc wi i01_ 28% 2 OO NY | 97 | 964s NB % | March 4, “for -residen ded at throug ly in room nyroyai, t la B. Ha Milligan, theough, Gute ‘504.000 last year mae eens * = 92 | Bey Aart! eS | ake ui...) 28! 5 a! | 96% p 102 | es et SS mer et agen thick SS eites fen not i; Konie Bulb ; r C last 3 ne adalat | BL 1 > pt wi 28% 2 50} ' 7 Sun O | js) 96%) 101% ‘| | prop f the be e ted it Take with dow &, t | Annie ; a wey chino ueheis ; eta O00 th ) a7 , eee oe * 1 99% a Arti © E ~ 50% 20x é & Co 0 , = 101 j My. ese nes © s to coun um om. floor win days. } ] ist. Chopin 7 GON oe, apd = toanl ann are » Say ment. . 99 "6 4 . cs 51% 30 B0c 48% 1 Sw 7s 103 % | os 9 -s* 11 pen States, nd acco the ® - the and r two ed |. _ §...... 32 week aro. 10TH. lore. arm age tae , 43 4 5 A nwi "0c ‘149% 1 p : f | } , T , m e j . _ St. in enies today telow= yy epeaeee gett 42 1% Bord Roe 2+ Oe *o% + 22 or pK 109% 101% 101% Hl 7 $25,000 age the § greg ooo — ma od burn — is anes . Vocal: the Waters m=, Lieurance . [Laem “ree. winter wih in gl allel 38%) BB%e : Bot C a § "9%, Sig a Boetae "3 UR of ae ies asia os 100% | ond eg ae on te beree, ae Pret likely moet > 4 | = Land of ‘Cadman a PY: —. F — acd de 207 |... . ‘2 dge Ma 28'— 25% 28 My 6%} 3 USRG te 28/102 100% 101 IM | | ess t from 92%. "s| peat t is not n herb, ater, ys 7 2, Fem Sp sane © -* of . rene 2 * USRB% 6 96% 6 + Ye |) Fioren dith, Taner. ad. Bo: oun th ilver ut s | y—Cho eet... arr. Celietra “ | [ ve ene L T eee ’ g0 4c PéwL 43 | 3 15> , . 6% 36 % 96% Sts, 96 Ju Nance) inifre ries. ip 1, or ing * lors, Pp im- j) | fa’ Sun opeske .. tudents EDD ‘ever’ ) ; ae & St n be. hee Soy 5s a See 14 Car fd Si 14% ° 24 ° ] TER 4 a6 96 ; 96, Q ’ 6 aa oe Jane, Mable, ula, Ww in. Cha ick, coho ° remo. tv co nd set o . ib) H College s CE Me Mw - mele s “Gen Mort Ml ap | eau 11% a i 2. b| 238; 221 SS ; anna oe os | as | os 6 9654! 7 Male pein et Preserter: a a old pan a yen a webster | WALLA —_ ita . a oe -= | Cen Pip Co 24%) 23 ~ oes Cosel > aa ae a | 96%) 9B 05% | | site. Sa ASS Tent lian, Tu ee eS ot ey gm {| . —= + Sak Wilees rd Ford i SeRGM Piaaieagecs oe | 69 o chap ~ £C 22% vw i 8” ; 94% e USR6% . a7 9 104 (105 | Alfred, ar. van. Ju Owen. hur in other oe so t ide and ; ; eters : Brady & Bicha: TT? ‘3 i ioe td ng Ghat & Son 25%) 248) 25%, is | 4 CERES 40) 07 BONDS | Daniel Harold, Nicholas diam. | aide of an ened, from ‘outside and if WCK—273 —— © | reremee Bonde DANCERS it f Rail r Ast p . 102%. 2 Ch to | 25%. 35 (| 2% 12 4 Vec Oli GN . —— -** | Il Gerald, eae t 4Ww 1 | lee ope ful n + ¥, 13 e Thea . 7 uae” = " nt Brew Ge severe : 99 '. “e+Be i Cleve Au ‘ 35 2a, 132% R° FOREI . i 91 ‘ I 95 el, _ h, yo oe an is ft av be Be care —E _ MONDA , 's Stat er : THE WRIGHT Di ?_ — | 3 a ; a Telephone ‘tric Ss.. 3 Com * 134 he &2 40 ( 91 9 4, 94% par’ | on l, Ralp Vie liowing tive | m ite. 14 al from Loew vr Mer ie “A Veat ti eon ole Kiect: % pC iss , 82 43 a: 4 STs wi! ( 94%) ® 9 } Paul, Urban, he fo , negatis ign mes. land. a. cit erry. songe Irene = hadie oa Gow -Edison > 24% Com f 82 41% » 3B% > AlpM O6%/ 743 9 3 saecadthncwer —T ary unce, e fu TI74_ Agh! 'iforni A Tom T pular . Miss | ter — an at demand : } May J1. os | “3 Com PC wa. +d feat 11R% 119 2 o> a ll 8 os | sok ae 79 % BUSINESS. ‘sandarac. PAN, 5 oil, th ee 54. e743 g234A Ca vf" plano selections, Manefietd: How ae tell We ; - year Com | 59 Th 2 ae r-? ’ | a e. > Sitnnaentn 5 : ‘Hl Levy; her so ‘ady and ' | =? + LACE) yg wen Pry 17 Moll 4 Lest oo a oo HA of progtag Ee m1 80% is a ees ae ey ae ig “Mas 11.—Follow change; 6% —— == | 373441 37%!. | ee Pe "!103 'i03" , AGE dia. \S! @ Bohne $: S309 Hebert. om. Fe ha pescbal Fienry: pop “Bing ae . ie and BEE sponding yr Gedite for ccounts, | “YORK. May 11. foreign ex | 1 Con Inc... 40 | 37s 19 | 2 Nth n 6 03 4/101 L ‘. Lun . Cc. 3. ‘ler. 2209 West ruad M.— ty ion tals entirely pia - orTespo ¢ ’ ; a —- Ma} co se 41 18% 7 TBk De 03 6103 101% «MARR oo, ig rene [. W. Patle 86. 4483 1 3 P. Mise Betty fashion > in an —- AND i We —— Report c ian on vee an YORK, » in the > oe 10 Caty -. @ 2 18%! ee | 10 Mo ‘C6 '34B 1 » 101% % 980 : le—Sa by Robe lien. J. Meve 7a. 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Mo ECORD KDKA. c- 7, on 240), 7:50, ne. echnean White aero - A i | B00 3, war _queted at re a” Se Krone. ne, D. 49.354 “Tny ‘Inc 29% 49 | B2% | ihe ound ieuw ut tir ananiaa S0e: ank BIRTHS —_ S addres bb, saxophone | Edward o mane Cnher 8) wong iit 4 'er7T& DON. Mar « pe month or ZERL: ta. D. _ 1.85. - 9 Bu Tr new 33 oF ' 3 Siege: | (small or den Freeh 26@27c: sic 1726 Ss A: KI A. , orc rio. j 60- —, P. Me from the intermissione | $1.28. si | ; ij 14%, ———— Seek ond Gam Reve me. pu. 96%. = Se oe | 32 af) RO. 480_ 20% | cous lots. on forenoon a D. Jack. ene 207 legians aikiki t 6). 9:30. | broadcast f ern die var by Her ~h, Fa Fy ee ta #2) per ou tex: Sho cent. ; 253 Ziotr, D. Crown, D. , “ M a ‘+ G7, hes Bh, | misce =? leas. made noon carried A. a kK. i Wentwor See imadee. izard, W (348.6). iks. | — num hr aceompa AT. WED.. ‘We. $1. et ae t } ¥ ~e count ra -16 per KIA-— 1.6244. > Fed C Can, O%q LH is. 8 ose rued, ices are he after in pri an aH. 1142 1 A Ta a, ; wiza man ‘iolin, ta a Stu Bac rm fat. Met.. ae ' Ww is 411 + a Ht-§ n, D, Ae ,FM fe C 1 Bs 8a °6 2° ‘ty iNote—Pr ipts in t ceasion ; R M. an Sontug. a ole “Innebag day. Pull vio © pro by Teddy Tr and 4 F 10c 4 4456 LIRA a L Dv, 0014 ty. 4, FH we! | atid 26 OR its aee i ding Rece . some cen extras. nae, t, and ¢ fi. Origen, A 7 3. Broa KFAE, rogram. 468.5). — ta! bert hoch. eters Nigtts a 4 ; li] % : Flax, % ty ‘O° ab 50 7 FER -g 2658 45% 46 | was or seid a pa one MO > — A. L. and we S Nina. | rority D ag strument 3 M Bop | | ie : Turpentine, = we of ta Peso, D. 3) 4G Sn ~ ‘ED, BS as! 45% | SUrr + firets twins, A. 6 M _ Sehmel 5885 X: r, ' Los gy im miner | WIL—27 —A rth In. Bowring: | | | | . 10.30. Ps ; Sita ; —. hern a, c eed), Delma cheste: Fl, ‘ric 3. Exa ; Pr. M. ssengeue, i | ' . ens, ~ atone > enilen tag is, D. 10.3 ° G Gas CA 40 ° 22 darda. tocks, 1 Norther : Gal and M. R 343 Man¢ K. 6, lyric ‘dee? 1, Silve *. £0 : Esai Milreis, D -B32. * @ OA / 29 . | stan king s ound, s, 23c Ww. nd M. tz. 4 o% Page. m 19¢, ical: MONDAY, | Chief G a o jin = 64k, Taote aeuer’ Gas Geer : ¥ =e . £2 D, 1001-3 , Sok int & 22. | 2 68 31% | Suc. eeSiPer on ‘kh OSc. ee fe $31 ~ CGA Mo. «gra 1, class “Salt | baritone; Agnes to Aces: | | a et, ee for botled. Beene l 2. i page Shs, oe 19%| 20. age, singien, ei its wer Pe ab 780 | A. and V. De Kaplan. ee Great. trio: 11, 7315, “Sent | om Gama and Scott, ~~" —s heater con oan hy BT % jand $1.22 for bo! — D MeabGHAT Dp -* Go BR... “} 31%. 9% 19%) 12% | oy aise prints, PSC ABS [a ain *O. Phillips, Ma yt Ae nog m. (275), °: on. ple, —s ig peyhde t . orest | au ; a6 jand tinued * ’ ee 19 fil ire 1 oy Ny 19° 32 j Tey gier. Jt ONE AND $ Tren liv - emma!) an R. H. b. Ph lechers_ Deim progra h less ( Q.! prano: Deni. w benof ‘ Klote. | ten egg ow me | . j | t Righsuae rr 1 a | 32 | 22 ie EO? : com 55e and M. R 415 “le C iaeoenee, anis 9:30, ucien De PY : Henry Direct i. Tar P a 80% | Sales—Con mo RUN MODERATE a1 Grennan B | 17 4 7 | i | gy ee: ‘Dressed equabe tonic Po end Norner, 61144 Ella. wus | KPKU, f ~eaacntinn ggg enon me Lam socal ce.” laniet. and || wicIrAa Regtnnive | ! _ } i 41 Gr ‘&éCc R, - f = s| 5%. T% $1. - : nd. ‘ beavy,. f3e: | Cc. A. ‘orner, 6 750 1A StU ds:’ Ss (3 | poser, d Lee. ines. | MCU ; - Bond mt LAR GRé s ae 5 te) 16% 1° | per doz er pou —Fowls, hens, "ip ot og eT 4 cally Beds; tings stra. ets Steve an ary Ka Mondays > , x ate . s IRREGU 1 Hap Cc a v oa 16% Bie lee rk. 3Be Be LIRY leghorn 4 over. G. 4 1. A verwein. Minerva 4 Has Orche 6:3 | r: M a 0% BCURIT sw PRICES 11.— | ~ cB F 17%! 7 | 47% &™, da VE P ©5c; ibs. an erns. W. ar . 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Southe rrivals. j Kraft C a: ae ifn 11 , ee FR - stall, 160 pou 180 to ea C, ang E. Oiden 44°54 Henriet Holl is 23, ance. r. & © lore. rick \ee *, | mM. | Tf Tee § 2 ane ‘SO. ba : PH ds) a6 %) das: Mond kling of ng a the ] au CA! bd 6 il £! eR 2 - -- | dium. $*. 140 to R@Oc: underf , ané E. Kohr. . 3004 Countr Lirwsb. ! voca , a0 d Pro . ir Conipanu Freder liegians ’ BEG a A. ; ¥ q BS ‘AR BI* G te | 1 sprin luded ame with hat } © Lan c= 12 / R44! ve © or % | VEALS— unde, coarse, harges; | > MM. nany. louls lmar. ok nota'. a. nd Thei n eele. “The Co : piano . AT é6 ine StL SF nae fie “Ad avT™%, ® 98 6) os hors — active eomew hat | > Leh P “cl j Aad, 37 / "at RT, to 180 dO rough. for c bs. Se x. an a St. a wee — strume ‘ 1 a ‘ orga mbers, raschiy: enet aalaliallitald KET | | Se ee a a one G1, PP | 83 ae ing opened ta however, of $1s | 32 oh val cc! 37% Re! A Bagg OO _ Tae: ae a 2% | Cand Sesmdeess, ~erland. uton. — | 2. popular: edu- Srehestre nu Page > oe | peta gh Tic L SF In 6s "50 9 2%! trend. top big % Leh V CNC ! | .) gh unds . ete., 15¢: to 2 : né Wittn . Ove 7A Be s. ® 16, , reli —— . Cot OPERA oe he. - ae sae OP ts Ri is oe — Raturdas ateady. aah ‘pounds 8 Le Str. te ana} oo seh underweight. eS —rs quality: e ané A, v. Trambe, 2a1 7A, Be: ao sect gy en Trio abio wolom: =“ Kulow. | AL Y OF ARCADE National Picture 13 Stl Sw Ist 2 | Blk) » ® d. which w f hogs. 1 90. about i wm ¢ 60 | #0 ete spring sheep. ding to > & Siw Bon : ) Oakiand ; Solos, Claudius §. P. MUNICIP pe 8 SiL con 4s ‘¢ » BIR ls Bal y's males of to $12. demand 1M iB. 14! MO | O7 J... to 12e: accor A. G. Ferru GIRLS... Clark. GO, rogram 'H] solos. 7, 4. & Loss VE A Piss Gast 26 S11. Sv 4s “SO | 6 77 im today’s $12.85 ipping ‘ale a ay eer , eee | pounds. SBLFS. I, ag TO me ae K nal Pp ists. g°* 5). basso: 7, thica! IGE, . All Star * a I = io ae = zoe) 4 1 Be i Pere my, Seri ealer 10 | Maw mf 1207 - I 1% aS ae pa less VEGET ; $3 25 ber ob, P. i om reeemes nO, Whittier. on aiden solo { : | “addrens: 90, bamwo: T. A. & F | = — peak ~T | be ve | ‘ € 4 16 - 5 " : ! 6 ; % © ‘ , _— wie 2 : CLO Rn. ; Oregonian . 4 edt oe a7 “ > L ric ve 45 4 % o- Ly 01 Care oA ‘operat ln Se nate an y 4 ris wi "4 4 _ 6R ? 1 be nee , Texas. P- joven bunches. hy we ere teps,. Brvorisn r. q Portiand recital. 05 S). nati 9 6 30. BUILDING, a tl x WEEKS: ) . r ie a 1 126 SAL o 29... 1% it | 70m ibtsers uD ~ ss active @ ay . Midv “, A ora | 17 4) Mig) ae e . mong + yt 60c _onetbg $1 W. wr and a ee KGW. neert. organ Times ( m. G3 ata eomesrs. son gee P rae Tus. Fe (Bos “euts) rand Central « “ r* - ; 10% : _ iia ’ Drp c i F Hig! 79° bawket: wn, Be’ 16-gTo , 5: . +1) Hien, 135 m Eas ” gs. co rogra dirig - A. : , 10 & PF rig és Si 96 ee ne yf a tisic nay cutiet tor] 2 = (fe So ae ORR 4 ee ete, ae nes. 63 95 to $3.75 — te $159 Bae tial. . rE _romaamneane aay egy 2 TICKETS 10—$15—S20 | ” Ss #F _ mn 4 ‘ nc ” 56% | 57 1 to $13.1 : active ing ay outle hard | 1 Mo Met Cc 8 ‘ORK ‘ng ob ASPARAG oon bunc 4 nga H. nd J. ronson. -och oe my Mo HJ. Los : 10. CAP. health, : — 7 YS ; S1 & Rs a th 2000 | = a ; noe ‘ found an ding rea. k was 1 Mu "eLt 2H ‘Ags - Ea = per do Mississipp), crate. otbed H. a M. A ting. K @har tt. ~ K usic: . nf 11. Ww i Paal $2.50—65—8 7 ; lat eS ae ae ae fesmen fin hern stoc aan ik = eae: “39% BO % ~~ 18. BAGE—Mi ee Se ee box iH. and _— 3120 Ellie faye: te. 8. m Post estra: addres St. | if TaP A ris on want ameae ¢ ee hinge wouthe prices. erase 8 N ae Rh%. 38% asians CABB $25 te $8: L, iy ae ae OT a R. Seattle orch . cep | Aa. wWenrDeEas 7° Third rfg4e 5 R2 ~ 103893 mative kin tisfactory 50 tbs. ar ™m 1 Nat m A & RG ou! 3 fae. ma, & WER—Ho o7> per d. and Sharo. n. 43: Alaska. JR. “+3o, Gy psies. : ££. oh - ER ) ‘2 e® © 1 = 03%) AP 493 ® at eatin 0 to 150 1 medium - * Tiger Cor -+! 86 0 I ~.° Alaba TLIFLOWE! to $* 3 peri’, a. nd A. W atso 4719 eheuse K 10: >. gee ry el m:'™= OP newitcae oF wat ae oad AD % | ; igs from 13 $12.75, ing = 63 an oo wy a3 eg (334% a7ag | ee ds, $2.50 50 to $3 Sa Sa Pg weer eA | ep (384.4). m. (336.9 : wCcCco, :30, dialog progra GRAND 225%: Ss one , TL § 28 .... se og or eos $12.25 to 0 ibs. nd Lighter | . oo was ¢ 114% 18 large heads, $1.50 Ti Ww. Hi. ind Xx. M ey awe. sttiange jo progra Express tures: | ), 6: ital day ) H aXD ‘n Pa Res 97 eee at & te 13 2°> end 1 x O Po C115 + pee = I torida, 1.10 pe | gn . Mees ©s1R ? e Bri ri. studio %. feat = (416.4 hosp Pr. Mw. ee +: re! are aan 110 to $12.25 eee | ot | Sta P 18% ee | | OC ELERY—F: ing, 93-20 pes = S Soa i fey. a a Cat Missou “ly wood 18, 13. ; 6:30. 6). OUn—11 . 2. sae. fo 2 100 200m Bd pent, 22 $1225 ere about A ae ear Si tau mel: | OBL oe on, 2 Pw ee Tork. 5607 i 2 NX. @ “mental: tal: |} tates & (58 ONTINE a > & an 4 100 ee @ peewees Crom sows we ix SE sre A oe) OS i gam ae 2 oe {fhm gt ge 501 3 'p. ‘and C. Yo uterman, 1 vYRaP a9 . 208 im” oT an pee Packer er. aT with, j Om C : she, allie 41% | ere CARR uisiane, 83 to a R.a A. St n. ere s. 3 - 8:30. : 10. rott ‘Baa A. tie 2 S a mee Se OS eS ee t $11.50. ‘noun ote to} 1 x moh a8 % etie r; Lo a, Bi SS oes EW. and Muegiein. 34 Oregot vocal. Rialto Det . *%), — 25 Va Rs t be 38. 7%, band my some aules. 0.85 to Up 0 | 4¢o0c & Cc) 4i* 1444) 51 % _ hampe ue oe ee > *. a “Tinge- a n20 on. . ee estra. 9. wecx. | program (366 25 ti ee ia _— les at $16 making +i tly. | penh ,145 js | 0% %; 33% | bemee seme Mii, yg tee. ic and beng > eg xingt orch 4). high usica y Star und | " Wab a. se it 6 % Pulk of sa offer: $10 ~ | 3 Op Po Co, ht te .* SR 2 . | a MBE Texas. -bu cra nd RB. J. Hru 459R le - ; dance (322. 9-10, &. ™m chk : 8 are > @o BM 73 a... 76) OR, SBN: wmooth t $9 to ‘ey PW rxtT: 4% 38%y yo ETE Se baw hamper : da. 1% we and pusen, 740 apes. +s Denver : y hee- Kanes Air: 6. wk : su 9 41.9 RO Xs vs uctabie a | 2% Co o B 88%) 40 109 per as Fiori 1% -bv A. W M. He 5! WN. 24. ‘KOA. estra . ore WDAF. ef the Nightha: 3> = do mam 3% ROS 6% 3 Stage g $10.50 SP yBk B ay ‘109 7% | baske ANT — rida, tee. nd O'Shea. 1550 irfaz. KO! Orch horus -hoo! 46. | 2 Wab Om ina ei as up to $10.1 Avedon: 5- Bey pe Perel i OY DOGEL ~ — ae A i oS coer, 4a1R Fai ury. eater -e 6. & .:. | e a: a6 &, eo ltanto 9 NalTCA OP % 109 17%" --| BC $3. “RS 30: ant nes 45 Kingsb Th concert 0 . wn: Chief. 0 " Web 4! 52 aed 10% , } © Rem! ..+ 108 1% 13m... 73 to q PEPPTB io ©6S4 w | M. dF. Formby. HON Mair. is’ ). 19. to Old 6:30. . + Ma 4 Dao “46 f ,10°% — ; | ale - do pfa 1 99 198% 7 , 10N a1 ten ' e° 50 lb ne G. ar a R. hamas. 6A Mer schoo (428.3 the erry 401.5). oe ee 1 ee S Peod..- mn itnnsnn or | B tes Mat.’ 10tG! 1024; 10% +t G emia 10c_ per sD ae Klewel, 2a Kirkwood, as. Francisco rtans. : frolic. La York ( ianiet; 6.46. | tet tet 4% BO TR 4 11 —Poultry sige: tur 7 Reagr Crp. eal am! : FE 18 cuszorne 5° $150 to se . aid 7 Mt “McMillan 6. 33th. | apo San - 14. Gabi (374.8). WEAF, Peckham. & > Gy pates: | - Wel ret 2 BeICA CO Mev — ters, Se. . | 5 Serv “ -* e' tien ae : -3 . } ? 2 G. etrin -_.. Texas. we, S a Tar 1808 Montcla ° recital: Park o A. . ‘ or- : , ~ : O7-: roost : gee . d ’ Oe ee » Ae ow i Si aiana, oOor~ 8i.V B lord. 1264 k artists. fren ° 7, . 6-30. : : fowis. ©"4@Sic > | SiRa new % 73 _ oTe*. Lou NC t -fKTovwn, hes. af vw L nee. A Mc Par organ springs ‘15. a. : talk: : ME 20° tucks 3 bigber: oe Se OOS EY a rt eet he! ONIONS —Home-tn we a eee a oe eat toon vn Mo THS, Hol estra: 9: (315.6). hea!th Ribbon quartet Sel . - 3 * is rey vem 2 40 et: ’ 4 Stheaet P 107% a° 5, eB, Pepe: per Mpa oageomge tm per do , end one, KE. A an Do ann? Ly typo man aA or¢ch Hill Syn- Blue har. Mar 1 GAG SC: | ng | Cal E.. 2% Pee "107 % cl GREE! bc to 2 ineissi pp telep and nders, wenates Castle 8:49, vond 6:30. 8, 6, Phil : | 41c: 37 4 ime. Sow fa. 7% 107% fe. dc: wild. Lb AS—M 2.50 and 1e-ETOWD | yy L. Sa llgner. le 402 Grand Rie : Ar- . talk; . eXtrar : firsts, ; rece wy . Bp 107%. Be 4 © dc: wie. PE $2. hoar L. ane Halle nyitlie eat adie. G, s piano - 7:16. chestra. ib | Oc; firs her . a do Ba oa 7h |. EEN per ad ™. (pre nen Lab AB : o : -45. hea 0’CLOCK firsts te Regs abe. centage, 4 0 A pf pt OF sh GR June bu hen an nd MM. an, 1 2A La Ww banjo Trio; hro- Boston €:46. Blue T3 B24 36. gt rite Mem tage | % 4 Co pie nu! o: AS repay ae: See aoe box, hamper. wf oe anal iy | 6:16. String 745. Syne :| WEE. tet: 12, a on Sale | , firsts. ~ pack ex° g 4 — & oS ae 4X4, 4% 4 . pa $3 to $: SO per bu $6 per DOc I P. and r. saa es Wi : hase Liat: 7: tterions: onic quin Gypsies: STARTS Tickets ; siiec: storaze ive ere. | aA Bt Reris Po. oat F ) Bagi. s>: June. BO Louiniuna. ‘$6 ne LI RB. “78 stueler, re cheeg toch, ce 215. > A. & P. 285.5), GAME Gees ee eee | ee, - 2—Li rollers, by 2% St Pp ris ai oR ‘anee 4 GUMB ABI—H oH J. and J. ge iy 45 teau.. neld L- rio: 8: evial. | % &. quartet. ( and 409 Clive —— ~~ “YORK, May eS. Se 18 Bt Mot i9 110_ ‘Soy | KOMLR rere eet. | J. and J. = siceegg ae Ae Trees 19, eT ihbon Springs | pes : “fowls, by exp | 38 Stats tl ike Aaa: ean § bunches. 50 to roe _ fe phase ons: Telegram R Berrien concert. Biles the tt. fowls, free 5 Swift In 119 | 9OSe'.. | dozen sERADISH— #4. c per 50: |i te ® Ha PERMITS riteri Star 9:38. WEMC, Makers’ eee: 9 ? Pow.) 5O1 | oa! 7%. .s:: |. HORS comoqewn. 30 er crate: | © and "RIAL “ :05, C ‘Werth lar; usc News-Journal ; Chic ‘le 22@ \. Swift pow... See Sa ee | $8.50 te $10; 1e-grow iceberg crate. | © BURL 1519 Lucas 9: Fort popu Theater 16, M recital: Breed poultry “ge frozen | ¢ 8 2 aa oe: bi a 4+ Aa “fake, No i Un Carb a ee) Ty a ete ba ™ 6B per 100 po 75:4. M- Turner. © “oes Flere. WBA ae poeeee io: oe ed Meee: Go firsts ; pt 26.27 1 tm &Ppa i. % | 2 eee ha,* $3. “2 s (+f eG: I. wf > . 4965 FI te estra ( tr 8:30. : 2 ~ ne Fiatne. -¥ 2@32 ec 20 Lb Sh) : | 900 |. 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APPLESAUCE A SUGFULL al r 4 \ with ‘em tt SuCH CONDITION ! j wl \ BEFORE I GET To Te CiuB" j — —_— —- a ra J : * ’ oat ’ ? — , —— . wis LAY > apts ~y : - — 7 ' — a “ Gosek. ™Y JONTS ARE as STF wee ON Fee oe ee ee \ | { i Gonna snooT THE GAME OF MY LIFE- A> feusTY HINGES - Om NOT TH Man | j iN AWFL SHAPE ~ 1TS A WONDER | KGUEAK ~ 1 CRMEG’ Se | \ HA'S How Good I FEEL —- LeE’'s GO™ - ; ee ; BAM T i wis AT TWENTY FIWE NOT SY } | + ean EVER HIT A SHOT STRAIGAT ~ ENGINE Wilt FALL APAR | ex | ' ; ' AH. FRIENDSHIP ISA BEAUTIFUL THING! I SENT WORD To JONES /TVE BEEN SICK FoR A WEEK NOW, AND JONES HASNT BEEN NEAR ME‘ THAT 1M SICK AND I KNOW WE DEAR OLD Po HES A CotD HEARTED FISH' —_ aes —— + rt er ——. ‘LO- YES, MRS. JONES THis (56 APPLESAUCE: HASNT BEEN WHAT! HE TOLD You WE WAS GOWNS To COME HERE EVERY NIGHT AND CHEER ME uPt HA NO.YouR HUSBAND | ‘ ; —— THERES L GUESS I-FIKED THAT BUM! worker oceuld celor four or five Kinsman of Coeolidge Dics. ea ‘ re, WW ame to'ijf 10,000 PARISIANS OBSERVE pipes daily, making an imcome ol MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 1! Ame a England 163° FETE OF JOAN OF ARC from 80 centimes to one franc 41 — Marshal 8. Coolidge, 64 years o'4, and oe is ancestors fough! : day kinsman of President Coolidge i: e battle f E kr F His ay = log Fo a oa me 7 This income allowed a4 man to and a manufacturer amd lumber- er was bern Hi} gh PARIS, May 11.-—The Parisians live quite comfortably mn those man identified with the business N. HH. } reg w here a vin veaterday eluded the Geveraments dave. especially as the profess.cnai affairs of Minneapolis for 30 vears, < ge pre his bo. d His order prohibiting any kind of pro- smoker often complaiend of &@ iacé died yvesterday fellowing a jong ijl é n ito Wis = ut the cession on the occasion of the ma- Of appetite ter tovd nese Ceehdge was a descenda ~e e Civil Wa tlemal fete of Joam of Arc, by mak- ——— ing up 1000 separate little delege- tions to lay wreaths and flowers before the statue of the Maid | canccccrrccneee reer rere reer . Orleans. ' : The reason for the Government's © measure was fear of clashes be- Ee r tween Royalists and communists... in the present tension of political : feeling. it was thought best not to * . e permit any manifestation. agi e€ Cdar~ in But the Government organized a big military demonstration of its own to do honor to the memory of Joan. Premier Painieve, with sev- eral Generals, attended a cere- O Weather ee of mony in front of Joan's Satvue M the Rue des Pyramids, with troops . e a. | marching past and bands playing. ee these beautiful Spring days, when | Th eo lic rders were, “NO : ' , Po Ae + ia than five per- " on bright and the weather warm, cee gee gp anette ately md remember that the railroads of the country such delegations, each being care- rendered exceptional freight and nger fully organized; and the result . all a . : was that 10,000 persons, more than service 7 uring the winter, when snow ever before, filed past the s_atue. was 0 . " The precession, which was nol 4 i ae © ground, roads impassible, and procession, took all merning and weatner conditions hampered every other part of the afternoon to pass the mode of transportation. monument. A number of attempts in other A great many Americans have come to look on parts of the city to form certeges . , mething ted of Royalists were frustrated by po- oe lack moins : to be taken for gran . lice. There were a few clashes and an to appreciation of the extraordinary serv- & number of persons, including a 108 rendered to the Nation as a whole, and to priest, were arrested. Gen. De Cas- each individual community, by the great rail trans- teinau, former Chief of the Genera! portation Systems. Staff was one of those whe came ‘ into contract with the police, and _ Operating for the past four years on a property- La Liberte asserts he was beaten investment net return less by over one bil- , by piain clothesmen. lion dollars than that allowed by law. the FRENCH SMOKERS REVIVE railroads of this country are delivering a more efficient freight and passenger service 4 PIPE COLORING INDUSTRY than ever in their history. They deserve By the Asseciated Pree | both your patronage and your good-will PARIS. May i1.-——Pipe ~vloring | as an industry has been revived in Paris, with the opening of a pipe smoking shop near the Odeon The- ater. Here profesasiona! pfpe ad- | epts undertake to smoM® a new | pipe until the harshness of the i wood is burned out, or until a | meerschaum has reached the de- sired color. | The industry became almost ex-. | timect before the war ewing to de- crease of pipe smoking. Revival | of the pipe custom was one of the minor resuits of the war, and | pipe adherents, such as | . VWige President Dawes, ex-Premier Merriot and Prime “finister Bald- | win have helped to maintain its | Pipe emoking was fashionable ts ie b - 4 Oe the second empire and there. establishments similar y epened near the feopai pipe smokers . BO sary | e Pee ag -. : ec * Spain lina oe : ¥ - Is - _f& te “< — Pca — — —— - ’ ~- eg ——- -- _ —_ — 2 — — — z ~ asi SS ye amperme | a —f \— —_— _ mont ~ \ . er I ~- oe *. “yp of This sign tm the windows of the draicrs 4 an tndication of spermal inducements on sairs mede thie week. In many instances lower prvces. easter Trrms and efher conasderations will be offered. ‘| JSED CARWEER™ is an opportunity to buy a good used automobile af an attractive price, and Of easy terms. a Dealers want to clear their fle “4 of used cars to make room for new the factories. Z

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Co - em Sas =: io = > fir o" c ¥) ES itech a tS eB is a io ee pe Pot) Setar, ‘ ioe fe K) ‘ 4 LO Fu ns SMe. Aimy Te ree Sie a ; ge abe. Sons eae 2 RS: pS ng _— Eee —_ -— ~~, { a a ee ee a. LL —————-_ - " ‘ - i | go, adenine Panes ) ONS a rw _— -_— — — © —=- — -— © ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: es ae x eae ee --- ll —$——————— —————— —— OIE Own Story of the LIF IE ¢ IRUCiat GIRL of America’s Millionaires By EDITH GOULD WAINWRIGHT. Daughter of Geerge J. Gould and Granddaughter of Jay Gould. CHAPTER XIV. : HE Atalanta, papa’s big steam yacht, waa the most comfortabie I and completely equipped ship om which I have ever bees. reems were twice the size of suite comprised a bedroom, sitting reem and bath. } . The Atalanta flew the colers of large decks and two smalier ones The these en an ocean limer and each There were two the New York Yacht Club and papa’s own colors, which were yellow and black, with a ““G™ iv the center. was flown, toe. The Stars aad Stripes, of course, As in our different homes en shore, the childrea's aad gevernesses reems were separate from those ef the grownups. Our suites were fitted up with as much thought as had been given to our aparturents ai Furioggh Ledge or Georgian Court. Every imaginable comfort and luxury were previded. We children feund especial delight im the music reom, where Lyere were a player-piano and a phonegrapd. On hot nights cruising in the Med- herranean or the Caribbean. we slept in hRagnmecks on the decks, a: mamma's orders, ang we used te leek ferwar@ te eur nights under the brilliant trepiec skies. When we left the Nerth in the winter te sail in the West Indian wateré. my parents, brethers and sisters, the guests (papa and mam- ma aiways had a cengenia! party ef guests en these voyages) and the usual centingent of maids. nurses and the never-te-be-emitted gever- nesses boarded papa’s private car ané@ traveled te Jacksenvilie. Fis... where the yacht was anchered. The railread journey was made because papa considered the sea passage frem New Yerk tee reugh for eur cemfort. Onee we were setiled en the Atalanta, the reutine ef lessons and exercises began. We would take net mere than twe gevernesses with us Aunt Carrie often re- mained in New Yerk te look after the children who did net make the cruise because they had te ge te scheo!. Because our lessens on the racht did mot censume as much time 4s on shore, mamma had us taught plain and fancy sewing wunt- @er the direction of Fraulein Schacke and mamma alse super- vised eur daily piane practice. We had a bicycle en which we weuld take turns riding about the deck. Mamma alse used this cyc'e fer exercise, but used it fastened in a brace se that it did not travel. - This stationary cycie Was particu- larity precticabie in reugh weather. as yey can easily imagine. Wwe weuld alse ge swimming in shark | nets lewered ever the side te pre- tect us frem man-eaters that in- feat Southern waters. 3 Everyone laughed at my brother Geerge fer casting a shark line inte) the sea, because they theught the monsters weuld be too wary te seize the bait. But he caught a huge ene. which caused papa and | mamma te be very proud ef him. Tt was se big that half the crew ' were reeuired tw bring uU abdeard. ' Papa hed the shark sutied a: hung it im a piece of hener im the gymnasium at Geergian eurt Aside {rem the purses. maids ard gevernesses. we frem Geergian ‘court er the einer heuses, since the yatch had @ arge crew at a’! times | #ltheugh, whil: cruising threugh ‘the Seuthern seas, Mamma per- mitted us te ge ashere te view the ‘peimts ef interest. she invariably _firet ascertained whether there was jany sickness prevalent. If she get a repert ef anything eentagieus she weuld met iet us set feet eff the yacht. and any persen deing se was reguUired te take ® disinfectant bath before appreaching us Guest member of the ew. this ru:e ap- plied te everyone Mamma s strict alientien te such details resulted is keeping Us al) in excelient hea'th Witheut the pre- cautions she so carefully enferced it is @asyv te see that we might hare ery dis- ieuon been agreeabe experiences Of ceurse. when conditiegs were favorabie. we were a!! wed Gabore when cruising in the ‘aribbean and I remember vivid'y seme o* eur enieyable times At Nassau we went eut bettemed beats and saw veleus ecelered ‘fishes and she!'s Here alse. stil! pursuing his fish- ing preciivities, Geerge caught a subjected te some , m g e6s- tne Mmar- large terteise which we kept eon beard af ai faverite pet 1 liked it best. however. when _we sped through the calm waters Then I weuld Ne in the bow of the ship and watch the sea gulis the flying fish and wish never te be anywhere else or any- thimg different than | was doing then. Mamma did met trust the milk we picked up in any ef the perts and once when we rebelled against the condensed milk of which we had grewn tired, she bought a goat. Then we had nice. fresh milk every cay. and. besides. the geat became a pet on beard. ana te de ne empleyves — The Gould Childr Hed to Study Mrs. George J]. Geuld be- lieved that her children should study. 20 matter where they happened te be. At Georgian Ceurt, at the Fifth avenue heuse, or when taking i/ong pleasure trips on the yacht Atalanta, the daily lessons were part of the curriculum. Usually twe gevermesses were taken along and a regular course of werk maintained tkreugheut the veyage. Papa and my bret hers and their had great fun staging hosing maiches (reurge preficient at friends amatew! “was usualiy tae mest these improvised barties and with- deew from the scene as Victor On the whele | thimk yachting ia the ideal existence for anyene whe has eneugh meeey to indu.ge ‘2 it em an elaberate scale. | used te weep prefusciy when we ieft the Atalanta, aad se did treerge, when quite a small bey and before he realised that “men™ did met ery. FPreequentiy afte leaving the vacht em our way Nerth, we weu'd | “sep Papas private car at Hist- pelint ima oe eur shee Pape fielts was ‘hai Sil UAT ec! miles f Here it edge wae ewned miles and ever woricnha The lodge miles ned if by d because Mamma reafis he shet gUuai itself was about 18 hack im the country and w means ef tad iz if Le ul es 7 rea 2 Tic bear the rad Wwoeuid spel he intie house aste was obr - ars CInee mamma s exquu site wes tm ail eur hemes Here she Rad gathere' enlv such simpie decorations aad furniture as were apprepria’‘e tor & rustic cettage A tittle war back ef the heu» were the kennels in which there were 260 degs. These consisted c' peinters. setters and spanizis. Pap. eat her bred some of ‘he finest deg: in the e@untry and Ris trephy reem a. Georgian Court wes aderned wt ‘heee degs had won fh Amertea. DU: silver Cups that nm shews, ret onl) in Engiend My father and brothe: cellent shets and usua lt e with a ‘arge bag mamma didn't sheet nerseif just as much as the rest uy geing aleng with them dresse.i 18 Prectica!l and wel cut walkine cystume (ine member ef especially fend ef [ am sure, heped that seme da. he would own it. bute*man pr: peses. Ged disposes. nad fare willed different frem his wishes. . were e%- cams Altheugr she enjoyed hon ™Y family was this place 4n1 (Te Be Cantimued.) eed ————_— a littl tewn ia Nerth Care.” is vr Mrs. Gould, with Gloria (left) and Edith, taken about 1918. el a - Children’s Bedtime Story -0- By Thernton W. Burgess | his teet again he must kick and struggle in a very undignified. rete atl EE Old Mr. Toad Is Upset The thing thet ene can ne er forget been upeef. ~—Old Mr. Teed. le dignity that's LD Mr. Tead had spent the. ()=: buried in Farmer Brown's garden. It had bees a wholly cemfertabie winter. That is to say. Old Mr. Toad hadn't KBOWnR anything about winter. He had gosge to sieep down in ground deep enough to escape a)’ - se danger of freezing. He had gone te sleep before Jack Frost had gene any real freezing and he had not awakened until after Jack Preset had left fer goed. Then ope day he had dug bis way out and bad sileepily blinked up at Jelly, reund bright Mr. Sun, for all the werid as if he had merely bad @ nap instead of a sleep of balf a year. For a while he feit just sleepy. but as Mr. Sun warmed him he began to take a little interest in life. He stretched his legs te get the kinks out of them. Then he hepped over te a rhubarb plant aad spent most the remainder of the day under ene of the bread leaves, where hd was well hidden. yet could peep out and see what was going on. He had a feeling that he waated to go somewhere and de something, but just where he wanted te go or what he waat- ed to do he couldn't think. But late that afternoon aa jolly regad, red Mr. Sun was getting near the Purple Hills behind which he would go toe bed, and the Biack Shadows were getting ready te steal out across the Green and threugh al! the Brees Perest, @ sound reached ima of many voices in a great PON cle aia a RNS Ses 8 ai oth would be back te Farmer Brown's ~.. Se off he started without any delay littie eousins, the Hyrilas, whieh some folks call Peepers, and ther were singing their spring sens ever in the Smiling Peecl. Then Old Mr. Toad knew where he wanted te go and what he. He wanted to go. te the Smiling Peel and he want- wanted toe do. ed to sing. Yes, sir, that was it, he wanted to sit in the Smiling Pool and sing with his small cou- sine, the Hylas. Se off he start- od without any delay. He had a long way to go. For such a siow traveler a8 Old Mr. Toad it was a. long journey. He sighed as he theught of what a long journey it, garden after the singing season was over. But thought of this didn't stop him. He kept right en going, hop, hop. hipperty-hep, hep. hop. hipperty-hep. until he had to rest. Then in a few minutes be would start on again. hep. hep, hipperty-heop. Now he was se intent on getting to the Smiling Pool that he failed © use bis eres as he should have. amd without seeing bim at all be | a almost ran inte Jimmy Skunk. The first Old Mr. Tead knew eof any ome being about was when he was suddenly flipped over on his back Jimmy had simply reached eut a little Dblaek paw. slipped it under Old Mr. Toad and tursed him over. 7 Old Mr. Tead was upset. He was upset in more way than one He was upset bodily and. what was worse, he was upset in his dignity. You,knew Old Mr. Toad has considerably dignity. He hops along in a verry selemn and dig- nified manner. Now all in a twinkling he was flat on his back which i# a very undignified posi- tien te be in. and te get back en day instead Telephone Service. A. G. Store Watch for the A.G. Ag in Thursday’s Post-Dispatch BEGINNING this week A. G. Stores’ advertisements announcing the A. G. specials will appear on Thurs- ° those A. G. ads. Save money on ceries by patronizing nil And SkuUnK stood him apd chuck- not to say ridiculeus Manner all the time Jimmy looking down ai ling At last Old Mr. Toad got on his feet again. and he wags so swelled up with anger that hardly bave known him. But. be fere he could say a word Jima: veu wouis Skunk flipped him oa his back asain Peer Old Mr. Tead’ He was 2 wee bit frightened. for he Wasnt quite certain just what Jimmy Skunk might mean te do He knew that Jimmy was fond of Frogs and he wasn't quite sure that Jimmy might net be geing to try Tead fer a change But Jimmy had ne such thought He had upset Old Mr. Tead frem 4 spirit of mischief. It wasn't at all nice or kind of Jimm~s, but he didn't intend any harm. It was ef Monday. Watch for the m Your Neighborhood play room. (eptral 2438 Should a Washing With a Laun- no problem to wash and dry for the line the heaviest blankets, comfort- ers and sweaters. See this wonder Washer at our dis. BARSTOW SALES CO., INC. 18t LOCUST STREET -Ette asher it is Central 2479 ) a ——— done just for fun, theugh Jimmy eee was old enough to know that fun: that makes other folks uncom- feTtable really isn’t fun at all. NOTES ABOUT WOMEN Ae ures eee 60 aimee a enggpent. 1895 : ! SEEDER Married women are greatiy pre- | Apple Cobbler ferred im Qusiness to single givis, Peel, core and cut inte sma!! the former being far more efficiegt pieces, a quart ef apples. Add qa ®2¢ steady * * a cupiu.: sugar and a cupful water - + im the Gevernument labeoratery in | and stew until tender Place im a : - 4 : Tokie, Japan. the wethen work en medium-sized. well-oiled bak ing _ , an equality with the men in the Pan and pour over the beiling mix- : study of suftrition ture. Cream two tablespeonfuls of . . . itter, add an egg and one-third A larger percentage ef wemen - ' [easpoon*u Sa!t When we. than men successfulliy meet thu mised, air in one-half cupful milk Natyuralizgtion Ceurt tests in New and ene cupful flour, mised with Yerk City. sme teaspecenful baking powder . . S Bake she cobbler 34 to 35 minutes The Turkish Government has is- n a moderately het oven. 359 tq | Sued a decree dismissing a! Chris-- 275 degrees F. Serve with orange *" and Jewish telephone giris a threughout Turkey. — _ ’ | Weekly LO.L.Special } A ee Leaf Table wi : es Drop f de sth four choirs. Decorated glazed enamel finish. Goostye ced . A A Nl RR sera \LUCKS~ORWIG~LE Ror %. Furnitur ~ —_—_ ,

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Be - OUBL IS POST-DISPATCH, \[oumiien 1925. GE FOR WOMEN | eansed eee , = = —o CU oo Ee ee OO ee ! lll ile es | ————EEE—E—————— Ol rl rl wre ee a a a SS Se Oe lll __--T-s. -. - - — Oeeee S S eee OO . a a e e e e e ..aaerl eth a = ee —— — — ———————————————— What to Serve | a .. Tomorrow .”. TODAY’S- PUZZLE 2 } —_> BREAKFAST. the mat- ————— —— | Grapefruit. | tei? herself was disgusted (Cereal. crowded, ‘ ago abandoned the Crisp bacon. anne Seeoive made in the early Fried eggs. eurs to win Craig Cullam Rice muffins. ~ Coffee, eocea, milk. ‘LUNCHEON. Poetate soup. Egg salad sandwich. Lemon jelly pudding. Nut cookies. Coffee, tea, milk. wareer of Wickedness. In “eant when she had seen Dick Jervis and climpsed be Rero of her romantic Sahe fad felt that it was saiuted duty to reform the ho had such tremendcus ies for g00d working potentialities of evil. » DINNER. thi in mind. she had | Foust beef. in away from the others | Brewned potatoes. Creamed onions. Canned tomato salad. Coceanut custard pie. Ceffee, tea, milk. mention of talking to him Sand pleadingly. But he a her with his brutal of _ Her cheeks flamed slistened. Reform now was Me te consider. She might | ADDING A FURTHER {9 RICE MUFFINS. ! | HBP long, drowsy sum ; méom the pursuitofdrunk- | | Sift together one cupful ees, / ernoon drew slow! a cote But not all her effort y teaspoonful salt. 2 teaspoenfuls ! y to} ot tenndue nest a6 baking powder and one _§tahbie- In the garden. t x tout hie leprous past as \ Sse i 8 sei . - es 7 saslf had outlined it ta her. snoonful sugar, Add --3 cupful les~—al lengthened across the ‘: Seoked at him as he lounged milk, slowly, then ane egg. well PPY. _ paths. The late sunlight: miiy on the bench beside her beaten, and one teblespeentul nal. | like a golden benediction 4 rveled that a man whe had melted shortening. Mix is one about a 4 . e had intimated cupful cold boiled rice and drop | brick, ivy-covered walls, © evilly as h ' | id. “or | ’ ‘ arg. 3 ihe so remarkably handsome. one spoonful of mixture in each 4 buzzing drowsily among ¢ Seentlooking. and vyouth- sreased muffin tin. Bake 29 to 1] ‘Sipe. , ding flowers and the faint a fis lithe strength, the clear- 30 minutes in het oven. ‘ar 4d, “cern , of the lake against the shor f his olive-tinted cheeks, the lemon Jelly Pudding. 16 ayant the only seunds that bro Pala lpa Rigaat Soak % teaspoonful gelatin in 11 th " - ; a et yo. | Sabbath stillness. e A iin Bie tite one teaspoonful col@ water Ft 13 yo; | 4 r \f fiv * di ] in ene-thir leta af | In the shadowy dusk r awhile Doris and Jervis Saat e alia eraens aad i tons 15 cabba,s | summer-house, Craig Culle Sabout the lake in a cance. | , .onful lemen juice and ene ta- 17 _ _ , with Mariana. 4 } plied a "agent rep see. blespoonful sugar. When gelatin Bk He had talked steadily & ; piven. , antag sa begins to stiffen add sliced ba- 18 orn heef Bi Mh his immaculate silk shirt eg dined ovannes . fou nectar eral hours, lightly recount r his full throat and the | te se et beg eLat re pte Pate ht ; . ts 2 : r.qpig s ee ef his conquests, setting Mierrolied above his elbows. His ae ae ea a | forth in no uncertain languggameneir was too well pomaded to —— — : | d by the vagrant breez®@., ° | borrowed shamelessly from. elt as j; | lives of all the bohemians in't find boasifully confided in inutes. § elaimed each amorous epis =Irar | his own. He-thade himse Matoes— | 1. wart ~~ Petatoes, | abel and ed les. with | sering audagi teh balls adventure. — 3 ow geod = Sometimes even his ¥ ’ to ba ’ . . : _ By 3 _ist’s imagination failed nf fis, I'm awfully sorry about groped for words which mag Bt I war a brute.” ' shudder with self disgust asi [Rrought her eves back to tered them. But he was aeeeneerily. « ib ; the loathing gr ee doen't let's recall it.” lain olf. | y ens a Wre a darn geod sport.” he got at | DY little in Marianas eyes,? Wiedged. “Doris. for ‘he ' | ing her shrink fa:ther and Saisth time—wil) you marry licious it away from him on ‘the bel t bore | the summer-house. : Be tooks Th aze she turned upom beaut'- ° =o ' for ore Was no longer lumineus. 4 of sliced filled with horror and dis and «| hands clasped and unc! d hecola.e | ously in her lap. He com that she was acutely anxious be ripe, ; the interview, but was terr® must be certain how to deal with a® Ion. | this caliber. z ~ke? He knew he was winn With an Charles was being avenged. 4 shori. | What a price! , kept the cheek with the bruise turned away from put the a) /H@USEHOLD | ; GGESTIONS| : Clean Up the Desk. Equal parts of vinegar and lin- seed oi] applied with a soft cloth will remove all ink spots from var- phe seemed scarcely to see 'Curled up in the cushiens in ow, with a crimson sunshade fever ene shoulder, her eyes fed the shore-line pensively. | wot spoken fer fully a fofan hour, when he said ie: ~_— ‘ ch me!- nished ourfaces. thing— hen you OW g£0v0c * . The Porch Furniture. Give the porch furniture. if of wicker, a geod scrubbing with salt water. It will clean it beauti- | fully. If need be, a ceat of clear varnish may fellow the serubbing. like be 1f a ef To Be Continued. ss “ppyright. 1925.) Then the furniture will look tee new. d Log of Motion. — “0. The Sorean Inventory. Time to get out the screens, see | which ones need repairing and re- plenishing and give the others their yearly coat ef paint. Then you are prepared te put up the best fight possible against files—-never let- ting them get into the house at | in “as thick a leg of mut- | i as possible and have the | Micher skin and bone it care- /Make a savory stuffing of i. grated enion, a tablespoon- hopped celery leaves, pep- It, a teaspoonful of sifted Rtablespoonful of soft butter, e sugar. a half cupful of fine- Wpped pecan nuts and ‘he a ee EE se eee possessing | one letter only. All-powerful. Poetic for “open.” Caver. Attempt. Scene of contest. Bury. Native ef mast fa- mous Italian city. A racoon-like car- nivore. Treasure. Appear. Carpenter's tool. N. E. state (abbr.) A eommanding proclamation. Feminine name. A main ferm of poetry, od “HORIZONTAL 18 Latin for “God willing’ (abber.) Tries out. 22 Abbreviatien for “Red Cross.” 23 Prefix “upon, A digit. °5 Chemical symbo! for ‘“‘manganese.”’ 3ravery. VERTICAL Food provided for cattle. 12 Went back. 14 Those born place. A quack medicine. Note of musical scale. Famous Italian ca- thedral. meaning ever.” . ‘> in a The solution of the above puzzle will be pu a | _ — HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. Each number in the puzzle indi- cates the position of the first letter a word. Fach word reads from right «vertical), according Lettered in correctly, cross will interloek. Each | equares aiso refers to a definition | in the accompanying table. Fach definition suggems a word number of letters to fit the white space ii. | lctted to it. Each white space is to receive | Words start only (horizental) number in the exact numbered squares. downward te position. words that | or the SE ed several Planes at 29 Exclamation. 31 Spends time in in- action. 33 Faded, fallen into disuse. 25 Smallest. 36 Actuate. drive. 37 Any weapon. 38 I. myself, 40 Feminine name. 41 Inheritable Fn- * glish title. 27 Autumna flower. 2k A constellation. 30 Peepers or tree- toads. 32 Young sheep. 34 A pointed bar on which meat is fixed to be roasted 89 Depart. blished tomorrow — Ruth Nichols. who recently piliot- SS SATU PAP BAPRAL I 4 vv Qa 8 A Ri: a E L ee eee i de a a SOLUTION OF RDAY’S PUZZLE a i ee a ering approxsimately a@000 D 4 Ei E « oo ’ > , ' L > 0 FIG; c Aiaioil . . Monuments to military heroes are unknown in China. Of the 12,000 people employed by the State of Masapehyretts. more than 6000 ere women. The highest paid woman employe Mrs. Emma F. Schofield, member of the State Industrial Acciden’ Board, who receives a salary of $5600 annually. “John, why can't we paint these rooms instead of . The Lane Bryant Materni Somer maternity ure; gu without ressiog. nets itseei? autematicaliz. Prevents injurys. Perfectiy cow- fortable. A‘ sizes. po A®- domina Su o- fFOK BAKRY ports. Firat Come Fist Com- 3.95 to 16,75 36 Pieces, Write fer 6.95 Ciregiar Lane Bryant ew ey me a STome Ss nee === Sixth and Locust Sto ™ w ——— French army bembing , I e+ b ourget, is the first foreign weman ev®r allowed te ma- neuver an army plane in France. left to Fermerl!y white Marcel Telephone DUNN where she ie giving the Cent. 6960 Billy's Bobber with « A PERMANENT WAVE We Guarantee No Kink and No Water Waring Required. $17.50 Includes the Oil Treatment 208 City Chub Bidg., llth and Lacust. all. | ch crus, | While he spun yarn aftel Sg Fe —_ f beaten white of an egg. Mix i if a little dry, add two ta- ls ef heavy cream. Fill and sew up the vent, truss mape and put on to poil after n over with lemon juice. S half bud of garlic, four ®afew stalks of celery and onion in the water by way A half bay leaf and sful ef curry powder may with a half saltsepeontf! Pepper and a teaspoonful cf | Boil the meat until ten- lift to a hot dish. Have Sauce to serve, in a hot at, with the meat. Sauce: half cupful of butter to a fend add“gradually the beat- oftwo eggs. Add the juice oa fresh lemon, pepper. salt carelessiv, brazenly, Whi - oa leeked at her with bold, warana | Ye and sew her shrink § kindly ° their significance, he was be very enly of Doris, and was tern ae, insane jealousy. = Somewhere out in the quit den, Doris and Dick Je is 1 idling away the afternoen togy Doris had evidently forgiven vis’ lapse of the previous ¢ ashioned | ghe was sensible, ciear-Iil the ta- | She would not held a 4 yellow | @gainst a friend for an world! | committed when he was ov pie pie not himself. Cullam kneWiett geod big § from his association with 4 ; che-se He knew, toc, that she wa i Company. sort of proud, independent. fritters— | creature who would resent t cloves. _ of a man who had been afil Save Enough fer Psiches. When having papering done. it is well te have part of the roll for emergencies. Frequently we C¢an- not match wall paper and we are very grateful for a piece to cover the epet where the roef unexpect- edly made us acquainted with a | heavy rain. | FAMOUS WOMEN The Countess of Buchan. HE Countess af Buchan, sister T of the Baril -ef Fife, crowned Rebert Bruce, King of Scot- land, at Scone, on March 29, 1306. The Countess performed this duty in place of her brother, whose duty it was but whose fears prevented put you: layers, kle them STAR SAYINGS: ee eee ee oR Bo x” RUGS Pertieres and Drapes Cleaned or Dyed QUALITY WORK — DEPENDABLE SERVICE STAR Chem. Cleaned $3:25 Phene Nearest Branch—Cherge Aooounts Kolated a= "2 We wa; “* GB) Y= ato °° ea oe {= pie > ee ? - a i a . is ‘' + 5 AS * ¢ = © i. vag = - eee ‘ b . ‘ Maytag dealers listed below 3 x IS Point 5. — Cast aluminum tb — cant rust, reeil, wieowsunn 6.—Easily adjusted your height, and Acight of tubs. 7. ~Clathes or ~Gedes aan boo running, / is 8. — Tub cleans lescif ia 36 seconds. Sie ewinging hendbeschiote ar es to i ba p. v7) “hee Pe oe - a Rac! > a P ” 4 6 ene : . i. ot +, Sea PHONE, Victor x“. r * ete

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- at ke 7 4 Sortie wy : i , ies a get Fee ee tS ae Soe ee aay RAE RE Sh. STEMS TEE RE Seo PP Se PR ts 3 ers a> arvee at =, . ce S ai y . . » - . - y ee ae BP ys a ee ee “ See ee eee ns em 8 ie 7 . ey tid daha tn aaa 2 tr) sty ; > ie Beat Sie ot ec St al cae Sara COMIC PAGE MONDAY, MAY i1, 1925. N unassisted triple plar, We rery seldom see; Be that, however, as it may It’s eas¥ as can be. For, if by fate, the stage ts set For this infrequent play, Your weekly wages, you can bet, It will mot go astray. Forgotten by most everrone It lies upon the shelf; Then, aided by a hit-and-run. It almost plays itself. Though unassisted. it is true. Br this thought we are struck; That an assist is really due To good old Lady Lack. QUITE so. : ’ The three-in-one play unassist- @@ ts our idea of the uncertainties of baseball. “Wine Seller Must Pay $1000 and Serve Year.” Indicating that k is unsafe ‘or & Wine selier to keep wine in his wine cellar. Omar Khayrram, the Wine-hound, would have siedding were Se alive today. eld Tent “Maker's soft-drink : Would be umder contin ua! lamce by the minions of the law. Ola€ Omar would have : —a oO 7 : +> : is - , ‘ die threugh with his loaf of bread anc book of verses sans ithe jug of wine. QUITE so. The man on the sandbox Says he Goeen’t care what they do to Olive Bireet, Just eo they don't mR to Olive boulevard. ~~ _ me , Clamping a head-holg en “Zib-| by” seems te be just as effective as | | Setting a half-nelson on an eel Fat enough. Astor himself ras |& poor emigrant ber. _“Amother Huge Liquor Plant Dis- | | covered Here.” i Looks like a banner crop of Tur / Plants. The man on the sandbex sar: _ . eating | that man Bishop on the Athietiics; LLU {it MONEY 10 DEBI —_——— ister Tells Deputies of Annuities, Fic Must Be Used for Rece C would fit in pretty well with the; Cardinals. Not deacon of the White of the Giants. to mention Arch- | Sox and Dean ~Oz - - ~ mo MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX struction. Morris Gest is loud of the beauties of St. ! eve, Morris. St. ‘2 £ >» — “~—* iG@F 2aer ~ Sa U2 s Needless to say Morris wil wars be a welcome Gest i midst. $1 WHair-Bolk? be de mined ater Cailllaux made the s‘a*emen* fimance committee of the chaw im coutiining tis finaac.«-i pis ' he tax on salaries above 15,00 tra es annually would be heaval d. Caillaux told the coi arr Wil, of ? | vYeorim Tons | Cafliaux deciared that 3.544.000 francs must be raised to balk the 1925 budget. and be France crust be prepared ~eavry eacrifices. which § would be on!l¥ moemertarr. Wil Try wm Sefve Que«ticn. "The Finance Winister infers formmmittee that he had evoly . mn for the rehabilitation mek moreyv and for the refund of the domestk debe lyre Td not eo “eto detall«e or owed Ger éetm¢ 3 spa ae —— —_ —. WHAT \ /1ts GoeD STUFF BuT | Dd YE —_- , tt Yeu SHOULDN'T BE SO VAGUE IN YouR | | | EXPLANATORY ayeTe / ; : ; ' ON THe BotTTeas: nN eee / i) MEAN, vacuc? / a iS You" ne {You SAY oa it “THIS TS Me AND A HIPPo’. — YOu SHowt Db ADD THET THe ONE with THE BAT OA) aii igi edd oda) Hi} mi final quid "azes though | were gcusarant expected the Freneh as "54 #e@ 808 -"SOiidated loan rn Sher? ‘erm pa -anmnot LLAUX WANTS REE-POWER MEET ING ON WARD .By \RNO DOSCH FLETROT S Minister Cail 1 am understaaging. ia the budger is isk for ench ie Rae \mhassader Herrick, ‘o the British *Tiinder which #F 1 CANT STAND THIS ‘1 CONNA SEE My : verbally last ek “Urn of an «oftictal Wasn's reminger” may £ . we frarn DOCTOR - 1 CANT STANG WALKIN TEN MILES a ~ DAN AN Qpercrm a Borris Arma en DAY - ta + eo oOner ‘san eu: " Se regulated tast em Meer the Ameritan sbied . auene ‘=Ting deles and | Ai) aux is Willing ‘to "@ cemmection: bat this P™een any «he ieee that the pa '*?Parations over te G " and the United States Sce may put the re : pocket and par war ‘he ether burt the sum im the nail settiemenr will . ‘oe Calllauwx’s s a * aBout wheat Ge =o France will be ¢rivem _— = Be, ge